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THE ORANGEBL'HC TIMES. /S.SUKI) EVIiHY TlfUKStfAY MOltNINO STILES It. M ELLICH AM l' Editor and Proprietor. Terrnf? <>f Sribsevipti?ii? Ohe Copy one Year.?1 00 " " Six Months . 70 Rates of Advertising. One Sqvn'fe 1st insertion.SI 00 Each Stibstifuent " . 50 Notices inserted in Local Column at 20c per Line. All Subsci'iptiohs httd Transient Advertise' ments to be paid for in Advance. SiSf" We an' in ho way responsible tor tin* views <>r opinions ?' wr Correspond ents. TJI ?T4& I?A Y, MAI,. II 17 j ISSl. THE SECUK'i1. Mr. Stephens tolls the secret of the defeat oft he Educational l>ill in Con gress a few weeks ngo. Tho hope was indulged after the mdgniliceril speech of Senator Brown of Georgia on the subject, which was warmly seconded liy a host of Northern Sena tors, that Llix* sectional spirit was sullicicuily allayed to ntliriil of a sys tern of national education which ?would have beeil a blessing lo Ihc whole land. So generous and >o zealous was the support of the measure, ??\? n by jii h l.hhl \Vci'c thoughl lo be extreme, thai it is :: 1i1atlerofs11rpri.se thai the bill was finally defeated, tint the socrci is plain. Partisanship is at the bolt0111 Of the wliblc. \Ve believe thai 111:1113 Northern UepuldicaiiVbveii arc will ing thai c litculibri shoril 1 be extend cd in the South as well its in tlio Ntri'th, but, even in the matter 01 education, they e'tnuoi 1 liminatc partisanship. They sire willing for the passage of the National educa tional bill, if the schools eoul 1 be controlled by the National govern merit i:: 'tend of by tlteStrite goyerri riieriis, which are Demsicrafic in the South. I fere i.; t he bug bear! They can't consent that the money should bu distributed by the States. They want the schools to be entirely Na tional, and fort lie fund to be distri buted by ofllcials appointed by the National government in order that tho Republican party may be built up. They have therefore weighed party ami education in the balances and decided in favor of party in pre ference. Because i hey Hud the .Na tion cannot constitutionally control tlic schools they prelor that the light of knowledge should be with-hcld. ; The Democrats made every cll'ort to pass the bill in order that tlic States should he aide'! in educating the colored people especially, but the Republicans of the North have re fused. The Deinocrats voted for the bill and the Republicans against it. Let (he colored people take note of this. Parly is placed higher than education. Is this the action of an enlightened and Christian people? A PATKI0T. We coiriiricrid tile following words of Senator David i)avis| v.:hi|o (!e::n irig his position in the K'.mate last week-, to the carries! consideration cd' all thoughtful nu n: "The coi'iiit'ry would bo materially benelitcd by the reconstruction of parties, especially sine;- the errors of one seem unhappily contrived to pro long possession ofpowcrin the other. Standing between these two gryat organisations^ and exposed lb Hie carjuiigs Of they organs <?:' both, who liold independence a ciiiub* is not an agife'-bh*'pbsilion. But il lias suited my jii i.i \. because I COuld libl accept riiiher bxtrbirio. I liavb voted on all public merisrircs,Without regard lo I heir political origin, according lo my eoriviciiou.'-cof right, and 1 pro pose to continue thai course u::ldthc close of ni\ Scnulbrbi 1 ca Ivor. ! >n a ins of ambition df> not dist urb my sleep. HTiCii the .lay for ret 11 i:cv combs, I shall g?> back to private life as I Came out of it, carrying with me I ho eon Kciousiit'f.s of haying striven to ?Iis charge e\ cry duty." "The country! rave a r? spile i' (?! 1 anjrv discord, and. iuosl Of all. ii iiccds re t from sectional strife. Tliri voice of patriotism demands peace and fraternal fc.iliiwship.V ii would ho a hapjiy thing for our land if ihbi'b wci;c oilier Soh'Uors whose shimbbi'S were mit disturbed by ' (11" ai;i.-. of ambition."' T.'.'e arc low public moii who have the. pluck and independoue*; lo Kneriliec the popularity which pnr'isanuhip pi vi :?. t \ ( n for I lie cause 61* t frit h. The attitude therefore of Senator Davisisa noble one. ll stands in loftv contra si with I lie mean niiscr Hbic Curpiiigs of potly puriisniis. What we need most of all is more liberality and patriotism, and loss narrowness in dealing with public questions. Till; ANURY* l'\?.|ONS. On Mo.ldny last, the pent up fury of < Congressmen culminated in a lierv w ar of win ds between Mr. 11 ill of Georgia and Gen. Mahonc of Virgin ia. The occasion was upon the organi zation ?>l* the S<mat ?. All attempts at coin promise being ended, the two parties stood pitied against ?ach other alinost equal in numbers drawn up fur the battle of the day. It was an exciting occasion. The unknown quantify in the contest was Malione, and all eyes' wbrc turned upon him. lie sat this moruingamong the Rc publicans and went into the cloak room and back with Logan. The first question arising for n vole, amid mingled hisses and applause from (he galleries, Mahonc cast his firs! vote with the Republicans. Hill of Georgia then obtained the floor, and with his impassioned eloquence, de livcrcd to Gen. Ma hone one of the most withering invectives ever heard in the Senate Chain! er, styling him a traitor, who, after taking a com mission from the Doinoerntiu party, voted for another. Mahonc respond ed that ho was a free.nan, that he represented Virginia, and no party or caucus, and that he was not to be dictated to a to his duties as a Sena tor by Mr. iiiil cr Ids caucus, air. Hill illim put in a rcjoi hd< r :~ i!! hii re yiolentj tinder ?>.!.ieh M'aboiie, leap ing from his seat a., if shot from tie fit or, cried oiit in a moid llircale?i'ig attit ude, "stop! stop! 1 will put up with ho. liibrC;" The sec lie at this point wiis dramatic in the extrem . it is disgraceful thai (\.::grc-s. which should lie t he light of tl?< laud, should so IY<a|Ucntly" ItcCoiue the arena of such ghe.liatoii-il exhibi tions, it i". very pernicious in its iiilliienee and kh?tild be severely re prilnandod. Instead of nil assembly of sober Legislators, Cdhgroi a re semble:; more a rendo/.ious of street bullies. We regret iu this case the offeudcrs are both Southern in n. wo? dcsvrijtt. There is uo barm iu a man changing his political opin ions: but if be is elected as a nemo erat it b ills' business to vote as a Democrat, and if as a Kcpuhlicuii, t< vote :iS;a Kcpiihiicnn,and if he ctitrt do this, i! is his business to resign his po .it inn. mid say to Ids constitu ents, I cannot represent voti. CASH .\ KM I'RKIMT. Now that our farmers are making preparations for the coining crop i; may be well to consider this subject; and weigh earl*frilly the advantage and disadvantages of the two syi terns. When licitdrivendiy necessity wii would always recommend tin hash system. When one ?an ohlair ereili:. 11 e temptation to indulge in ? ' is often ruinous. Most ihen, if They' can gel aii :irti< Id without payitig the money rig!;: down wii! takelt,-!; as, if the ( : : !i was required, they would deny themselves hi id g| along without it. In lliis way : great deal is foolishly f; pi: lit wide! might otherwise have; been saved t< beautify and improve our farms; V?t sides this, things can't, be bought ?? cheaply for credit an they can fo cash,,ahd merchants require inter.', on what they advance. It i.t thi h lore dceidly best t*> avoid < re lit it much 'is we cnn, nttd lb resist eve; temptation to iuduige in it. 'I ! era of p; o-.peri:y i*s dawning upon it: Let its ntd impede its prcgrcss b extravagance and recklessness, bu encoiirage and foster it bv habits v cCoiiomv aud 1 hrifb TII'K i ZAK ASSASSIN ITJM ! The Kihperpr Alexander I!., i Russia, while pl.Msurc-ridiu through tin? streets of St. Petersbttr. oil Sunday last, was terribly litut Inte l by the explosipu o!' a bom thrown under Iiis carriage by a assassin, froiit it lie effect ? of v. htcli h dit i! a IV v. hours after. At I lie miitiieiptil chad;on held i Lexington !a-L Thitri day, ii was > it covered after tbe tlection thiitfl ballot i ivx had been i (;;:'? .!. f.?d t! ihaui gerS cii'Hie eh't iioii reduced ! count the vote ; :.n i devliire the < \v> :i"ii. uj" !i Wliii li a:i : ;?; lb htioti lb b. eii iead.? to .Judge Aldi ich !* ?r mandamus t > compel t hCiii to ? their duty. It i--- a serious iiiti.fi t'.iat !b ? purity of the ballot liON thus lampt r. d w itli. If the vi ice the people is denied lair expi'cs*io w hill is to l.nine of ?ber! \ ! Col. Cavli denies thai lie was guilty j f the language and actions oh the leid with Col. Shannon which have | icciijitltributed lo him by witnesses d the trial. Who are we to believer" The Republicans will orgauizcthe Senate on Friday. Onaxokui.'ko?In Common Pi.itAs. liles ahcth C. L. ihdu's, and Adm'ry. V. IL Dukes, :is DlsiiihutccHimd also as Ad* ndstiiitois of the J'.-tate of Abraham >S. Unkt?, deceased, Agnin*: .i hd niri S. IhikcH, .lacob T. Dukes, Kd wurdt'. Dukes, Perry U. [.hikes, Marion I'. Dukes, Aihh C A. D?kes and W. c. Itruce. IJy virtue of die decree of die said Court I nil) sell at Otangchurg '."ourl House, on lie r.r.-t Monday in April. 1881, during tlio lawful hoots of pale, tho following Peal Kstalc of which the late Abraham S. Dukes, was seize*'and possessed al the time ol Ids ?lentli, r>ituale in Oraiigehurg'County: ).'ifcat ceitidn lot iiflaud in ('ranohyllle. fron dug Ktist tin Main street (17 feet, and miming back On the Nor:!", lino tdung Edwards street :'??.> i>( t. bounded .- .iitli by lot of Ashurv Fi II. Duke?, and West bv lot i of J. [>. IlliOad. 2. That certain trac/ of laud, known six the Mill I'olid tract, containing 101) aciis. < ?I ore or less, and hounded by lands of: I icderick, and fairy and Abriih im S. Dukes, Junior. Terms--Oncdialfcash, and the balance bh a eiv'':: of one year, with interest fi.i Hay of sale, and seelired by bond and inori ?.??:?< il premises puridinscdUtml purchaser t?. j : v for papers aud recording; a i.i (i Qua xoitiit :;<; ? I s Common I'i.ivAs. Anna Jl. Mi thousand It; 1! iisati Tarraiil sis Ah ii inis.iatoi i ??!' the. Kstn'O nfJolui It. Millions, (hee.i ? ?t, PI i ilitfo ?*. Thomas M. Payr.or, and otlu rs, Pefeitd inU; |!y virliu of tbejudginent in tin-?ieti,>u, I will s( II at auction,'en Hie first Monday, in AjHI I^Sti at thani* burg Court Ileus?; dtti'ug tlic legit) hours of sic All that cerium iriiet of bind rb!Uai*f iig fiy'Jj niiics. in ore tir It P.-?, sitnatj in he Ciliintv uf t h:ingebh?g, and bounded N> Uli by jaiiil Of Tlniinas f. I'htlHj s; and II) ving ..i.eb tdinpe n arl . eou: es so d itis|auees as are set forth in , hit bf.b Im.jj WdW?y I V I at'v ^'uive*.(.T, tinted >( \ n t er 1; \ ! r ?1 ? liing a liael 1 atgniiii <! bv the bile .b hn It. Ji/iihbit* ib rbejsaid Tliohiw ?]'. Pldiiips, 'ri tni^ of ride?' me-fi ttvth t'ii h, andilbv balance on a ciredii ol o:ie. Iwb id 1 ? vi ins, 11 ai it v Ihjei ?: t fi i-m day * !'? ale ii? d .??(vu t d by \'<i%n\ Uni! luOri^rag? id't al' pr- (ni ?ics pntch:is( d. I'tir^ baser to pay fur pape rs aild riiiordiiitr. THOMAS W. Cil.OVKi:, J/a.-ter. y-.x--* I's < Rice. .1/iireh 0. 1SS1. Pe-.'iibir and Traiident Boardcn ean get i>.iod and reasonable Hoard ai ihii* exeid lent Hoarding House whieh I have n d to meet tlie growing nei?ls of t)raiigehurg li is foeatrd in a di sindjlie locality, coti vcnietit i?i tlie biiMn? ??; poriiini of 'die. lo.wii nnd tra1 clling ptibMc. r. II. \V. I'UItSG.MANN. mar 1<) t.m "??'i^c2.] ?n end nflt r it i-date March I t IPR1, ] will he found at the sfoTo of Mr. i.'a?; Van 'lV.:.-?. I en Hi eu_ htoit s ? i ejitdi de. iiiitii Apifl !.-: l^-!. ibritii| purpose (?! ie> cciviiig; Petun'k of TiAyn Trojity. A:>: and ter April Ist l'e 1. 1 wili be ? liu! in my bflieii over I'ost Ol'.'te. I'i ii b'etbc.k a. Mi, till I o'clock r. M , ra< jlrty, for the purpose el" coHteting Taxes and Licenses'; C. K. .J..srs. t '.'i rk o! I oinicil. Foil Boye; o.^.d G:::2^. Tlx Ninth Annual Session Of this Institution now in regular and | B?:e<w?fiil opiVraiion. \\{ )YH )?' i; it rod fi-r i v.ViC:: r lriv<i ItC.VW, .'a. '. *.(:i"!s given a thorough cuttr.-e Ti:r.y.s er.fc ::>.>ui; Advaitei d Kngiish. <'?' Lat'iiii dreek ai d Kreuch, each.vxtra &0 For further particulars apply tj S. P. MELL ICH A \\ I '.Vnueinab ' as on iW^ANci^ "\ b 11?1sl* Sripjdics for the Town o: ?ran^cldirg, So. Ca., for the Fiscal Year t iidmg 1st. A; til A 1). \>>r<l and a Jlill to Kogtilnle l.tccii'cs. Slants 1. /?'.' ii Oidi'iiutil by ihc Town Council "f UraiigMburg, mid ii .s hereby Ordiducil l>y tho tiuthbviiy ft" the sahie: Thai lite following Taves lie and are hereby assessed iiii'l levied lor llio fiscal yrar be l^iiiiung April A. Di 1-880. nt nuU af:er lb - following ralea, ih'ai i- io say: 1st. A i in- rule uf ? mills upon the .vs-. -ed viviue of a!', real estate lying ?ad b. iii;; wiiliiii 'he Ccrpbrale liinils of the lu'wii <?! ( mmn :ei.u! g. 8. ('., including every liii'dibiig er eil.er iuipro\einrnls on find under l.cito Irol'l lludies C rfurnto er in dividuals fur any t.ria of years. Sre. II. //c ii jnrtlni' O ('ui'nb/, Tliid the value of ?!1 Liiprbycihcnts bii Iba'. Ksta e siiu'e la-i Appvaiseii'.eut shall be assessed fiir t ixiiiioti bv the Clerk of Coiiiiial. Sic. III. //? ii jur('nr (frtlainetU 'ih.it evi iy l'ei^oii, I'ii in. _Cb?ii j?aiiy o'i; i ; rjibvk iion e'rigagsd h? itny Trade, l'?4ihl*i.4 or I'; b ii !'<?;?' iiial llieill blllO 1 sllld! (dili ;:i nil .->?.' 1 i : c die Isl ?ia.y ef May A. |>. n lilt::'.- ihualbr .a inaidich' Iii i ein ; ! ( i 1 ? i isii jl! ?>.-? << it*I ' i ' l t^liic < lifo r 'i.' \'H '.\\ v'l a i' I ? . si: i'l i biii.ll a I.i ,.l ?!..i:v (?: I el i i; j. Upon (lilil ?t ;;? ii.css. i JJd l'.ybiy l"'i' -n, I'ii in, (Company ??i ? :- ' ' Oliiidh a I.i( ea.-? t' e!'.,:p- in itiiy Ira e : itu'siiiesii "i I't'bt'esJt" n : ?.? iVIiiuli a I.tOetii-e is r> oi.'.re'l shall i? i -1er the !n;ni v bii- < ?' his A--i-i.m:. id or i.. r imtc" >,v i ?.; and in e bf a (Iii:, pi* ctiuijiiiiiv lie ir iiiifiies ? r *!.. "! ifli ii li.'iu.s id" Coin panics, and llie:r | hi 'c ; ol bitSiiiess. Sib Their trade, biSsiness oi; j-rcfesiieh fur which a l.icehib is reiptii;ed, ?tili. The jdaec wheve Mich trade, litisi iH >.? di* r<i'('f< ssinti i' :<? li'- carried on; nil of wliich, mi I niisv.ei's in tp.c.'lions rihitiv? !n whieh, s I.nt be given under oath. Skc. IV. I run)' person <>v persons shall exercise orcarry oh niiy Trade, business or Profession for (lie exorcise carrying on or doing ni which :i license is ro quired by this oriliiiiuicc without tulcin<? ihi such license us in that b-half rof|iiieed lie, site oi" they shall ln-sidcs being liable for tbu i viaeai of the licousc, bo subject u> a fine not exceeding $100 or less than $6 anil to be imprisoned for n icrtii not aioro than thirty days, for each ami every violation of I his ordinance. :?<<?. V. In every license to be token out under or by ihc authority of this ordinance shnll be Contained anil scl forth the purpose 1 Trade, Itttviiicss or Profession, for which , nu ll License ii? granted and the name or I lace <?!' I itsini sa of the person or person* taking out the sumo Si r. VI. rite Town Clerk fciitdi prepare a proper form of License to bo issued in each case which License shall bs kept by llie p> rs?ii receiving the san e in a cotispi eiotis I bice as the Tbwil Clerk rimy direct I i i . N il. A License granted after tha 1 -t day i.l A| i .1 A. I?. |:-J5o shall cuntinu ? in force until the 1st day of April A- 1?. IS3I ami all licenses granted afier the 1st day of April IWii shall bo issued lipon tha p.iysneut of a rateablo proportion ef tha \t ho!fi nmoant of money imposed for Hiifh License provided howerer that na Licmie bo ..-ranted for loa? thin thros ssiontha Ihonghlht time tit tu? end af t io year be ', bs? i litin that .-?/<?. VIII. ?aeh License grnhtcd shall lo dated on (lie lsi day of llio month in which the liability ilibrefor accruesnudlhe atnoiitil to b'i piihl therefor shall lie com puted llicrclroin Until the end of the year; and every perron exercising or currying i n :.i'.y trade, business or profrsM.on shall keep raid Liceusu in their possession, aad unless they shall do en shall be deemed and Ink :i in have no License, and it ahull bo t':e duly of the Town Mar-hal and detective Force to report anv violatioH tbcrrof ? i:p IX. l'| oil the removal of any per son or persons troni the boiua or premises nl which the ir.ide, business or profession I mention* d i:i such was authorized it may r.r.d shall bo lawful for the Town '.Mark Ic authorize, by endorsement of such LiciMi.sc, the person removing as aforesaid to any othev place i:t the corporation to carry on I ho trade. InmiuoRx hi1 profession specified in such Lic.n.sc ill the place lo which Mich j'trson niay Lave removed fcrCi m. Porn btccn.u 'o carry on any triidci I'u.-.iucsi or.prhftsis on hereinafter iienii?ne.i shall be paid to the Town Clerk or Trea *\i i- -r. vsr. : ? ApotliooiU's?.?. $'2">; Anlbrctypistci for one ? yi ui oi loss. -- *.; Architects, Agents of Sowing M.icliii'.oh each !-;; Auctso'.teors and ?'uiiitiiissjoti M t chants, rctidcut $50; no j liectid s i j 1 ? g'.-nntyd fur less than mx liiOnths: All ?!:? uwevs. ir.tiisient, poi'dav. ?:>. Mat bors Ouch Ilnrik:< ?">0: ituggieit tu.it lurid t'ljr htrc i !: !>a.;eriti? and Conti riibhers :;10: i'la-ksi:iulis; i ': Hoot arid s!ioe M il; billiard Tiddes each llo.-.rl j it g lion es ?- liriid; Yard, $ <>? I I'l-utVjctors. :'ri'.': (Jarriage Make:1? ?2.C0: I t"iiv.i- f per day :.'<'>; Carriages* that haul : !<?!? Ithr, (>. ijrihiriut Matiors i?5. (logs eacli ?!; Prays PcntisU', Mich, 5'lti; Pialcrs iii (!oi.td.4, Wares anil Merchnn ?izo other thnri distilled Spirit" whoso an nual Rales are ii"t over SoOtjp.'ijlb; and for 1 fciieli addiiioria! $ititHior fraction l her oof j 70 ceiiii?. ? (iuniiniitha, ?,'?'>: Came Tables of nay kind wliUtsoevur other th in Pilliatd, $o. liiuAs, thai haul fur hire :>?; I iickstara for this Kucid veir or part thereof. S-: Hotels, vi-1 ?"?<>: harness Muhcrx and lie i'nircrs, t"': Horses and Miiles licad (*olUj rl ItiMiianco Companies, life or fire, on f.'.eii I'l.tiipniiy reprcsonted.SI0,! .'?wee;.. WjiScli :i"d C!o.!; Hcptiireis, !?10: .liuik Shops?, :f-\ Lii|iior l>calor-i, by the quart, $50: l.i ipitcr I!??:.*, by Ihc cr othetwise, I .-. P.h?, j r. vh't'ii thai no license bo griititod for If ? tliaii ?? t tri'oiith^. l/yerv .'-r..M ? ?. l.i.wyof'?, ?10 each, wliodier in lino or iu?t. < huitil?dsi s -^'"i. ! It ?-ricinus i'. 5 A; Peddlers per month .;'.'>: Pan,:, rs ea ii Ncws'piipCrs, ejchi v?. Lejiii ieis of Ivtiihifure Ite^lftittaHtS, etil Ii; Sale Stahles ench Ss>?; Shows, side nn.l j Cond Iis, |i?:r night 5 i; rjalesuteti, Itinerant, per day, $.1. Wnr/ons that !iau! for Iura $.1: ^Vhcnl v-rijii,. :r o. 'riliriviS; $'.10; rririhcries, ?5; *1 niJors, V:>; 1 i!:. {'jitpb ' oinpntiirs. S1.0. Miistor Nbieliiifiics Ji>: .\Li?!!*n??>. Hie? Mills Plaining Mill/$?"?; (Jridt Mil!> Mi!isNidlencri^So. ft tie. /;?('.'/??;??'.(' ?i!???/. Tli.it ail mVle iish.ibita'Us ?vf t!i s Towii 6f ilr jnjff? Ii i: ,- i'tw'ceii il c ?..- ls and ?O ^ac live furriieii eseeji'.fil) ahtill be Iwbicto ??: tri tbity, niui slnill a:so ho subject to s ioinptiui: i tax 6f$- e-?c!i which s\i i tjs shall be lihpropriated ip;thu u.-cj and ira pr?veriiont?i of dis corporation, |;t:..-. XII. /'? iljurOur Orthintii, That Hucksters License ?tmll no: bn linbla i? a'rii dp.luctien on nccoiint of Iba time ia whirr, such l.icens?? shall l>a isauad. if.tr.?'. XII Ii I!? il further Mro's.'-i/a. That the ? ant'.r nf owners of d.>;;^ within :V.a ?;? wn of ttraiigftburji! S. C. ahall'f ay a tai r,f $ I uprn cm-': an.! .very ?ng owned by h :ti, hrr or llirtii, and that the o*;ur or bwiu-fs ll.irc f sih.ill b? provided with a .?. '.;..'.? lo be liirubliod s; '.in' rxpcrist of tha I . w:i, slid 6:i arid utter the first day of J.nie i e .t oristitng, any dog owriml by any peis'ii living in said 'iY.-.\!i, found upon t'no ^in-'.s willioui kucli collar slia'l betaken up by t.h?; Mafshnl ?n?l the owiier notisn?! Iber? of, and if stich owner or owners shall laii lo pay tin- license upon such dog or it.-^s within live days after dicing^6 notifi ed, said ibis orAlogs .-ball Lo killed. Si:?-. XIV. fleitjurther ()nlaimtl, That at', onliiianc.es or parts ?>i" oritinanccs levy ing a tax or prescribing the ttio Ic or I it no of relir.'uing or paying the sania or any other rci'itliiiion in reialiori lliercto uro hereby continued iu full force and eiTeci so ;' r as iliii Kiimii an'not in conflict with the provision of this ordinance. Si:c XV*. i' further Orduineit^ That alt Towu Taxes mi iral ?slalo re ri iiirrd tttidcr ih .- nrilinrinee!shall b? pny.i ble w itiiin (:'.U) ihirty days frotii Hie (-?>) tireiuietii daj if April A. I?. 1SS?. Ali bvxts uiipai?I alter the expiration of the ? hilt v i diiVS shall hii HtlbjCcI to an ad diiiohiil lax ol twenty per centum on teal . titid twenty per Centuni oil Liesiise.i, : iv. XVI. /)V it f ether Grtlaineilj That nl! tipprnV?d claim* against the 'town .( U'ceivcil iu pityuietil of taxes ttitd liceM ses ami otlicr ilues ngaitist tlie ti wri. i\\'x. XV'.l. lie i{ further OrduiniedXkki t'ie fiscal yciiv jthajl begin ?.n I lie liiit tlriy (if April.'A. P. I-'us S?:c. -Will, lie it fin ther Ordained, That ! I his ot'dirialieu shall reniuiii in lorco litiiil : Hiiiviidcil or u pealed. . MX. /;.? it 'further Ordaiticd, That all rn-diraucts or part ol ordinances riiili t.iiin^ iigaiust ibis ordiririnco be and ike saniu aro lo'rel.y rep.-tiled, Knlitled March -tili, lssi?, .1. s. ai ItuitGOin. Acting Miiynr. ('. It. J on Kit Clvrki I SELLING OFF AT COST! Tin- remainder of AT J. I. Sorentrue's To make room for SPRING A N U SUMMER GOODS Which ere ??on t? arrive. A oord'ul in?ilation extond*d TO ALT. ! Standard CaHcoen at l?j cent*, ?t -1 11 otnesptin 7$. ISrnnitcville C Homespun t>\. Single round thread fluide Ui Aral all other Uooda in th.it line in pro portion. LACE, EMBROIDERY. EDGING ANb INSERTING Ptom 'J to 10 cents per yard, worth from 5 t j -0 cents elsewhere. FINE DAMASK LINEN TOW ELS AND DOJ LIES at it S ACH ! F I CP] RED NAPKINS A t 5 eenls apiece. Gents Famishing Goods A C< LMl'LE 1 K LINK! J'idaundricd Shirt?, bci?t mike and r>f Superior tonality Long Cloth, from Cy c*ni!< to ? 1 ?? apicca. . Shoes I Siioes 11 Mention u called to this Stock of which 1 liiakc ,i SPECIALTY And t?UA UANTKK eT.ery pair sohl or ro I html the riiuncr when thee don't idease. I 1 call ami Examine my STOCK AND PRICES and you'll be pkpa1i) for tout troable. Kr-ji.cK. d'y. .5. B. KOHE^TR?K. N. It. ? l will pay Hi{;Ucn( ? ??b E*fi<,<i'H for a'l Country Produce, inchi? ing F.r^? nnd Chicken* fib 17 \Sil It ?f\f\ nrnppo DlMVTv m \\m mm AT 5 Cts. per Yd, j VST KECK IV Iii) aT fashionable' DRY GOODS q imi sistrozioir IN' PRICES at theodore HORN'S Clodng out the entire Hlock of w inter Dress Goods Ol all description* at exccptiouablo* LOW PBICES. Alpo'our tntire Stoek of IWISTESS CXOXHIH.Q Consisting of Hoys, Youths and Men's wear will be closed out at COST To make room for large purchases of spring stock. GBMAT BARGAINS 0 He ted in Childrehs and Ladies Cloaks, Shawls, Men's wear, &.C.. it'C. FALL STOCK OP SI EOKS .lust reeoived and will be sold cheap. NF<W SPEXWG STOCK Will b? opened in a few w<%k?. The remaining WZXTTSSR TOOK will bo sold CHEAP at 'IJLB0D0M KOHN'S. CALL, AT THE LONG ESTABLISHED PEOPLE'S BAKERY AND GET BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, FXI2S, &c. AK?o Rtisi na, Currants, Citren, Nnh? aud Canned Goods of .-.Ii kinds. A fresh lotVof <'?nF<H!tionery now on liaud. aud a full assortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS Viz: Cnps and Saucers, Vases, Toilei Hets,*^ Dolls, Tea Sets, Mug.-, Tin Toys of nil descriptions, Lamp Stands, Chil dren's Chairs, M agons, Kock* ing Hornei, &c , Sic, ?!(ic.~ ? Call at once and got what you want for Christmas. Parties wishing articles for Christmas Trees will do well to come now whilo they can make a good selection. Don't tail Lo cad at T. W. Alberjc-ottP* And be convinced that Hanta,Clans will soon be bore. "JTOT QIPECTSX) the CHEAPEST LOT OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE ever IIrought to Orangeburg C. II. Come at oftcc and see for yourselves. 13- ADLER, Leader -r LOW PRICES in Orange btirj/. Next to the CALIFORNIA STORP', mar " 3t THE UNDERSIGNED A >fT?>rs ixt Iiift) friends :tii<l llic " V ; ttblic, .Ht the store recently occupied by A full .-"'.oek of General ME It?H A-NDISE. A call solicited jerid satisfaction guaran-? teed. TOBACCO Will be made a specialty. W. B. THOMPSON. June 4 1SS0 It James Van Tassel, axd LIQtOR DEALER. On hand and receiving daily Fresh Gro no*, and tbe Finr*t llra'itls of Liquors itt town. BHOUTON STREET, (iKANOKBUKCi, S. C. Just Received A lire lot of Consisting of Ladies, Misso3 and Children Sets, Rings, Charms, &c. Watcho and Clods C1H ILDRKN'8 KARS PIERCED freu j of C harge whin hing"? nre Bought. Call before huvinff elsewhcfc. \V. \\ Robinson. JEWELER AXU PEAI.Itn IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, ? pectoolea, Munical Instritrnonta, Ac. All ?hose in need of a pood pair of SPECTACLES or EYEGLASSES can be perfectly Btiited. AH repairs carefully and iir ?tly executed. Prices reasonable. octS isso tf ORANGEBURG KAKBLB "WO&KS. ONE l>OOK KA8T OF Dr. J. 8. Wannamaker, Manufacturers. of an,j Dealers in a'l kinds ol American and I tali ii MimBLE WORK. Tombstones, Monuments, Marble and Slato Mantels, And all kinds of (Slono Work furn ished to any dojign. AI so Polished Granite Work Either Native or Foreign to order at Lowest Possible Prices. Correspondence solicited with those in want of any work in tbe above line. oct 1?ly "noticbT" Mr. C. It. Jones keeps good hrrses an.l buggies for hire, and is also prepared to do nil kinds of hauling promptly on ahoi t notice. Terms reasonable. C R. JONES. |^ EST quality Condensed VAN TASSEL'S.