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T?hne Otnangeburg Times T, O OAL? Court meets here next week. The few warm days uro making the lea. .. put out rapidly. Real estate has never been so high in our town as it is now. The gun teams were out on prac tice again last Tuesday. Our farmers are bending their en ergies to their crops. 50,000 yards calicos, fast colors, 5 cents, at Henry Kohn's. - ?MO? . . . ?! I I.I lie v. W. K. Parier preached in the Baptist Church of our town on last Sunday. We are glad to hear that Mr. Sor ?en true is out again, and that Air. ?Sain is better. "Small farms, factories and immi gration will make us all that we waul to be. Thanks to the Itusscll Publishing Company of Boston, for an excellent monthly entitled the "Little Ones." Hamilton & Knrris have just re ceived 1 a fresh and sptewttd supply of can goods of all kinds. Btittcrick's fashions foV April ami May. Call at Henry KolnVs and get ?i fashion sheet free of charge. Mr. Allen Kiloy, near Four llole^ Church, lost another out house by lire last week. It is hot known how the lire originated. Any one losing a setter dog in the neighborhood cd" Blaekvilve or ('ra hams would do well to read our ad vertising columns this week, Matting in white, red cheek and fancy, front 20 cts a yard up. Also ?oil cloths and carpets as cheap as in Charleston?t Henry Kohn\s. The Y. M. C. A. arc abotil making arrangements for the erection of a Suitable building in an eligible loca tion in our town. The pupils of the High School of Charleston from Oraugeburg arc pre vented from returning on account of the scarlet lever in the City, Most olV ule lawyers were in (.'? lumbia last week in attendance lipon the Supreme Court, and everything was remarkably quiet in our town. Many ?ttrnetive bargains from the recent sherilf Miles aw tlisplayed a; Henry Kuhns. Call soon to set the pick. Thanks to Ai r. iL V. Patrick for a in'ss of Spring turnips. They are larger and further advanced than any we have seen. Who can beat this? Town Council continues to put u4i tlie hnines of lite streets. A feu more street lamps are also tobe dis tributed. Let them be put in tlie dark places. How is it our young men look so well dressed? Heeause Henry Kuhn is the clothier, and always has wdiat is the latest, and most fashionable in clothing. ? . fTliy.. - . ^Knammm The Young Americas turn out next Tuesday for parade, when there will be a trial of speed hetween the squads. They will have their first till mini maroon in May. See notice of a desirable place for sale on Kussel! street. Any one wishing an eligible location as a residence or place of business would do well to enquire, Mr. Li % Marshal!, the. Agent for Jelforson Davis' Hook has arrived in our town, and is now canvassing for this excellent work. We again com mend the work to all. Mr. Win.dJ et singer, father of Rev. J. J. Get singer, died at his home in Barn wo 11, last week. He leaves a large family and inn 113' friends to mourn his loss. The people who pay taxes In the town of Ornhgcbiirg, will lake no tice that Mr. Copes will take their taxes on the three first Sa! unlays of the month of Mny. Pay at once. On the subject of the fence law, which is now agitating cilll people, a good many of our public men are said to be on the fence, but the dif ficulty is to lind out which fence they are on. Low, lower, lowest prices always in Derby suitings, linen and worsted dress goods at Henry Kohn's. Be yond a doubt the largest assortment and the prettiest selections, which cannot fail to please the ladies, We ought to have a railroad run ning through the rich country be tween Sunteo. and Four Holes and connecting the North Eastern Rail road with the South Carolina at Or angcbtirg. We have tried CoiTVancc's soap which he is endeavoring to introduce in our County, and it has proved all that he says about it. Jt is an arti cle that will sell on its own merits. 6rive it a trial. See change in card of W. F. Rob inson, who represents the "Combina tion Perfected Spectacle." He has glasses to suit all eyes. Look well to your eyesight, and be sure th t you see clearly. Many thanks to the Committee .for a complimentary invitation to the pic nie at.llayden's mill on Satur day; Maj- 7th. A good time may be expected, for the people of this com munity know how to do things well. In last week's Times we reported the capture in Columbia, of the pro bable assailant of Miss Cunning ham. It has turned out again that the man captured is not the right party. Mr. Robert (.'opes, our County Treasurer, starts out into the Conn ty next week to collect taxes. All who can raise the money would be wise in paying at once. It would be bad policy to pay interest if you can save in paying the taxes at once. An exciting match was shot on last Thursday between Messrs. I). J. Sal ley and A. Ms I klar with the fol lowing score out of a possible of tori : A. xM. IKlar, 10 shots, 10 balls; D.d. Sal ley, 10 .shots, 8 balls. Orange lung can boast of some Hue shots. The telephone line between Capt. Mortimer Glover's and judge G lov er.'s residences, distance DH3 fcut, works successfully. It is the lir.si line established in our town. Anoth er is proposed by Capt. Dibble be tween Iiis office and Gen. Izlnr's. See h?tien of MrAfef und Reaper in another column. It is highly re commended and should engage, tin consideration of all our farmers. Mr. I Vier kin, one of our most sue ccssful farmers, taking stock in it, is a sullicicnt guarantee of its success. Give it a trial. We hear of two admirable young men of o\\v t?wn who are distrihii ting roses?beautiful while roses? iVeo to all the young ladies who wil, stop for them. It is only necessary for the young ladies to call in order o get them?we mean the roses, ot course. Mr. W. M. Sain was taken sun donly ami seV'.oUsly ill about t\Vo o'clock on Monday, and, exaggerated Illinois getting out as lb his coiidi ion, considerable alarm was occti sioned iu our town. We are glad, however, to hear that he is getting better. The Baptist Church in our lowi lias called Rev. T. M. Galpliiii as ogular pastor. Mr. Gutphiii is :? du dent from the Rtiptist Theologi ill Institute of Kentucky and is re irescnted its a y?ii?g preacher oi "?"inise. We welcome him to his new field. . VMUiii ?? - A gentleman representing capita!, tvhile.o'.i a visit to our town last week 'x pressed himself in the high es onus of t he advantage of starling i sink in Orangebtirg. It is a min i elt need, and should lie presset )ur banking facilities are iticoiivcti iciit. We tender our grateful acknow lodgements to Mr*. J. G. Postell for i beautiful waiter of pan si es grown n her garden in our town. Such ok ens of consideration are cheering t'isitaiits in the editor.til sanctum. I'liey are the oases in the desert ot journalistic life. 3? ? ? ? <xam Ypiiiid Freddie Pitt htm, son of Mr. V. Pit t hau, foru erly of our town, but now living hear Four Holes, w< are sorry to hear, was run over by :i loaded wii^on on Saturday. We tin lerstaud that Ik; is doing very wel. and we hope that it will prove noth ing vel'v serious. The following was the result of she [Caster election held lit the Church if Ihc Redeemer in our town: Wakoknh ? John Lucas, W. J; Robinson. Vksthymkx?Gen. Jas. F. Izlar. fVrl J. W. Patrick. Ohas. S. Lull, 1). K. SlliOak, Jas. S. Hey Ward. Mr. .1. I. Sorcntrtie, who Went dowii to Charleston last week on busi ness, returned on 'Thursday night very ill, and for some time serious alarm was felt for his condition. We are ghid, however, to be able to re port Unit he has rallied, and we hope that in a few days he will be ntbusi ness again. *_^ ^_ Two of our young men, oh last Friday morning, rigged themselves with till necessary lishnig tackles and a shot gun, and concluded to spend the day Upon the waters of the Kdistbi Success having crowned then' efforts, they returned late in the afternoon with one cat squirrel, a trout fish weighing eleven poll litis, two perch and three polly wogs. The summer days are long and hot, and if you feel tired and overcome with hcttt, there is nothing that will make yon feel better and cool you ofl quicker than a glass of Dr. Wnnna makef's pure, cold soda water with fruit arid crenfn syrups, drawn from the celebrated John .Mathews appa ratus, at the low price of 5 cents a glass. Also the valuable tonic Pe ruvian Boer will bo drawn fresh from the fountain. Go and be refreshed' t.lt . EBSBSSSBBSim_ 55 ??- - The farmers of Ornugebtirg Coun ty ought certainly to move in the mutter of Immigration. The tide of Bettlers seems at last to be setting in towards the South, and why should we not get our share? It is said that arrangements can be made at any time for immigrants from Castle Garden. All that is needed is sys tematic action. The State Agent will do his part. It seems to us that a County Agent, with an oflice for the registration of lands and wants, would greatly promote the cause. Let us net for tile good of the county and ourselves. Jury Commissioner F. S. DoTrc ville has drawn the following Petit Jurors for the May teem of Court: E. IK l!<arson, L 8. puihmihgs, J. M. Cope, S. B. Hair, David GaHancy, II. (4. Cooper. Morris Jaruckov, II. M. Miller, Jas. Droytoh, J. A. Cope; D. L. Bean, Ja?. *K Fa iicy, l\ F. Shuicrs Jack Dant/.ler, J. C. Wolfe, Jerry C, Ca>s, W. C, Bull, Geliii S. Utirt; .tamesCannon, t\ C, McMillan, A. J. Smoak, O. P. Felder, J. Swift Livingston^ J-. IL Andrews, \V\ W. Hutland, M. L. Hughes, Martin Elullmitn, Josiah ft. Smoak. J. W. R. Rerrv, Vastinc Livingston. B. F.Me AlhnnUy, T. >L Asho, 1). \\\ East er lin, J. IL I un bittet, B. II, Barton, J. M. Bmusnn. Wo agree thoroughly with Critic as to our farmers breaking them selves away from their mania for cot ton, and paying more attention to provision crops. We hope, however, that what he says will not throw cold water upon the immigration hoom. Critic sees the importance of iniiuigratioo, but he is only warning our fanners to be ready for the new comers. And this is tight. We ought to be ready and willing to make them sntistied. There is too much at slake for us to bo uncon cerned in this mattei\ If we wish to see our country prosper, if we wish to make our' polities pure, wo must foster lniniigraYion. Critic is practical?but he is notes;-, awnk* to our necessities and requirements. Wc arc deeply saddened by llie in telligence of a most terrible accident on the Charleston und Sa vanna h Railroad which the more nearly af fects our community on account of its connection with one of our towns men. Mr. Wigfall ?Sims, n younger brother of Mr. J? L. Sims of out* town, was crushed between I Wo cars ? near Yniuassce on last Thursday and died the same night at his home in Charleston* where he was carried. The unfortunate young man was coupling ti box and lumber cur to gether, and was crushed by u pro jecting piece of lumber. The de ceased Was just entering upon man hood with all the promises of life lie fore him. lie is represented by those who knew him to have been ti highly moral, pious and industrious young man. To the heart broken and weeping mother., and the sorrow ing- brothers and sisters we extend our deepest sympathies. May they find sweet consolation in the thought that their loved tine is now at rest, and that* "their loss is his eternal gain." A deep gloom was cast over our community- on Sunday morning by tlie sudden death of Mr. John M. Dalmer. lie had been in a critical state Of health formany months, but he had so fur rallied that on the Fii day before his death he rotte out to his farm and store coil versing with his friends whom lie met in his usual pleasant and cheerful manner. Mr. Banner was a man of most excellent traits of character. As a citizen he was publicspiritcd, just andcourteous, always having a good word for every one with whom he came ill contact, gladdening the path way of life by the genial rays of a joyousdisposition, and carrying hap piness into every sphere in which he moved. Asa father and husband he was kind and affectionate and blest the family circle with his love. The funeral services Were perform ed oil Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Church, of which he was a 1 member, by Rev, O. A. 1>arby before a vast concourse of people who had come oul to pay the last tribute ol respect; His remains were deposited in the Presbyterian graveyard with Masonic honors. Our heartfelt sympathies arc extended to the be reaved family. Dr. J. G. Wa .naninke.t' has jtist received the finest stock of cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chewing to baccos ever offered in Oraiigeburg. The Dr. never keeps anything hut the best of goods in his line and we take pleasure in calling attention to these goods. Go down and try them. If you want ft extra fine sogar at a reasonable price, call ill at Dr. J. (J. Wan tut maker's Drug Store and we guarantee you will be accommodated. Market "deports. Corrected every week by Messrs. BUi.li & Scovu.li. FnioAY, April 28, 1881. COTTON Middling*. lOf^ Low Middlings.?. O'/iiOy Ordinary.!. 0(^8 PROVISIONS Corn.7?@8? New Corn. Peas. 1 25 Fodder, per 100 lbs. t 50 Hough Kice.,. 8.5 Mower and Ueaper. TAM offering to sell the best Mower and Reaper invented. Have used four different machines in the last twelve months, and am satisfied that the NEW CHAMPION Machine for the South will pay for itself ill less than orio dny in good peaviues. I will keep on hand all parts of the machine that are subject to ware nnd brake, something that is not done by any one else selling machines nearer than Baltimore or Richmond. I will also set up and start to work, and givu all necessary instructions in regard tot hem. Send for circular and price, J. A. PETERKIN, Ft. Motto, npr'l 2^ 3m J:.3ce('ut ivo Chaitibcr, COLUMBIA, C, ,xpril ^2, 1381. fl, ta,r I! EREAS h formation has been rrc t V ceived at this Hepariinent, that in the Counijf of Oraiigeburg ol'lhis State bii the lOili day or March I SSI, Miss .Inno Cunningham was atrociously ft?sau I led by a colored person whosa name is unknown and that the said person has lied from jusliee: Now, I here Iure, I JOltNS?N IIA iutlD. Governor of the Mate ol South Carolina, in order thai justice may he done, and the majesty of '.lie law vindicated, do hereby idler a rewind of Fifty Dohurs for the up prehension ami delivery t > the She ill' of i iratigehiirg Cottiiiy of die said colored person. The said perfton is described as being about ? f.'et (i inches in Itsigl'.t, brown com plexion, Stout built and about IS year* o'd. lie Was dressed in hlaH; pan Id, a light colored bruwii coal and a hlue check shirt with a large bra-s button on ihe bosoiiVj ami congress shoe-, lie was .?erittchod in the face during tiio struggle, He worked for a Mr. Ii(.nj. Crion near liowesyiHe, S. C, the tiny before the assault was committed and gave hi - name as Uovail HrOWii, and said he was from Suthtcr, S. I). Alter, in his (light, he gave his name as William Johnson. In testimony whereof I have hereunto cot inv hand and caused lb.- (Jre.itSeal of the State io nc atlixi-d tins 21 at day of April 1831, a ml in the It) ah year of the ii.depeiuieuci of the L'mud States ol Ainer>ca. [Ls.J JOHNSON HAUOOD, do vet nor. U. M. SIMS, Secretary of State? apr'l 28 3t The Slate of South Caroliaa, OiiAxnicituiui cvi nty. nV i'. p? IZI.ar, KSO.?IKK, ritOIIATf: ju1k31k Whereas, Mrs. S. At nie Hanner hath mailt'suit if) me, to grant her Letters of administration of the Estate and eltects of Jno. M. Daimerdeceased. '1 lu-e are therefore to citv and admonish all tiiidsingular tlt<u kindred and Creditors ot the said .Inn- M. L'anncr deceased, that they be ami appear, before mu. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Orangebnrg, C. II., on 12th May next, after publication hereof, at 1 I o'clock in the (orciiooti, t-.t show eau.-e, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Iiiven under my Hand, this 27lh day of April, Anno Dinniiii lSrfl. l>??] - It. P. IZLAR, Judge o/Probate, Orangebury County. apr'l 28 at OFFICE OF 7 E would rcspettftdly a^k the public t<> Call niiil examine olir stock \?f 2D^,^ goods 1 n endless var'u t v. In all the I.atckt and most Fashionable St vies. Uoth Staple pad Kiiney Tho World Renowned LYON BAKING POWDER In 1, \, \ and 1 lh package*, guaranteed liest of io 1 or money refunded. gP FLOUR! ? Direct frllin the Mills, and we call particu lar III tent ion to two bf oar Fancy brand.-, "POLTKD SNOW" A NU "HARVEST PRIDE," Which cannot he eijliuled in this Market, and which is within the reach ol I lie poor as well as the rich. A full nnd well Selected Sloe 1, from $7 GO to SI 2 00 per set. ?<&d:d:l:h!S From $2 to $12. TOBACCOS From the l'.cst Factories in North. Carolina and Virginia, Low for Cash. S|i|i GOODS For Ladies, Misses, Children, Meiu Youths Hoys in great variety. fipiMEwill not allow tin to hientlon onr 1 En tiro Stock. Come and look and you will be pleased. P,uy and you will be satisfied. Respectfully. ?. 11. 8M0AK & CO. FOR CHOICE CALL AT THE Goods Mid Prices sure to give Satisfaction. Also Agent for the Celebrated Eawloy Clotlaes W-a@2a.eSt Call and Examine* 3. arco. vose, RED STORE Sl-ussol! Street, Oran^ebia-rg. iiov 2C 1880 ly REtl?iVED Ulf A fresh lot of Orange Crimps, Egg Jumbles, Rifle Nuts, Cocoanbt Ordpa, Cocoa nut Wafers, Zephyr, Soda an Cream Cracker?; Also Green Pens, Spiced Sardines and Mustard Sardines. Also another lot of the Celebrated MASTER STROKE CIGARS. BUCHINGS, LACES, Ti ES, COLLA.RETLE3, KlBBOlSFS. FANCY GOODS. Embracing ? ?, DITESS GOOODS, ^ A. . OPIQtTfiS SzarLi?! JLn ImmSAsd Steck* Clothing, Hats ard Shoes At /J??"*Wc invite every little Girl in the Town and County to come and receive a FAN free. Conic and get otic; Wo have plant}*. MUSt.tN-*, SITTINGS, LINENS. LAW" Kg, PERCALES, GINGHAMS. A SETTER 1>0G followed rrte fro-U the jT\ ncigldiorhnod'ofGrahams or Itlack vilie pnmc time ago. and refused to bo driven back. The owner can have it by h|t|ilytui> to ine or at Mr. D. H. Rush's near Elloree. proving ownership and pay ing necessary expenses. J. M.STOU DEN MIRE. apr'128 2t ? ?FFICK OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Oka no km: ho Corxrv. Ornngeburg, S. C, Aril 2ti, 1881. NOTICE is hereby e;ivcn that in accord' mice with an act of the General As sembly, No. 07ti, passed Deeeinber 2-lth I ?SM; 1, or my Assistant will attend ibe following named places, on tho respective dates, for the purpose of taking the Assess ments foi the'laxes of (he present year: branch vi lie, Wednesday and Thnrsda}', June 1st and 2nd. Kowesvillc, Eridav ami Saturday, June M and 4th. Connoi's Stor??, Monday and Tutsday, .1 tine tith and 7th. % j Avers' Shop, Wednesday and Thursday, > .June Kill and 9tli. Fehlcrvillo, Friday nnd Saturday, June 1 Oih and 11th. Wells' iVtorc, Momhlyatld TnL'sdav, June 12th and 14th. Avingt-i'sj Wednesday and "Thursday, .lime l?lh and l?lli. Snider's Store, Friday and Saturday, June 17th and 18th. Dr. Tlicifl. K. Keller's, Monday and Tues day, June 20th and 21st. t ine Giove Acadatny, Wednesday and Thnrsdav, June 22nd und 23rd, Foit Motte, Frtdav and Saturdav, June 2hli and 2">th. Lewis vi lie. Monday and Tuesday, June 2711' and 2Sth. Y.K igler's Store, Wednesday and Th?rs da/, June 20lll and 3jUh Knotts Mills, Friday and Saturday, July 1st and 2nd. Easlcrlin's, Monday and Tuesday, July Ith and 5th. L'orbctlMViU?, Wednesday and Thursday, July (ith am) 7th. Sawyer's store. Friday and Saturday, July Stb and Oih. Livingston's Mill, Monthly and Tuesday, July 1 Ith and 12th. W. F. Phillips', Wednesday and Thurs day, Jn'y l?th and 14th, J. D. Sinoaks mill, Friday and Saturday, July loth and 10th. J acob Smoak Sr.,: Monday and Tuesday, Julv lSth ami 19th ?rangebnrg C. II., Wednesday, July 20th. '1 he oflice will be open each day during the time prescribed by law to lake the re turns from nine o'clock a. m. to (3) three o'clock p. m., and all persons con cerned should avail tbomsclvcs of these opportunities, and avoid the penalty which attaches after the 20 th day of July 1S8L DONALD lt. IIAUTONj Auditor Orangeburg County, apr'l 23 . 4l THIO Lot and Residence now occupied hy the undersigned .on Russell Mroet hext to Dr.S. A. Reeves' drug stora. ' for particular* apptf to Dr. A. S HYDRICti or to .1. IL LIVINGSTON. aprM 28 _ 2t Having contracted with Wandt Caldwcll for the services of Iii? son Adam Caldwcll (a minor) for the year ?8?l, I hereby forewarn all pei sonn from employ ing Idm or allowing the ?nid Adam Cald wcll to ?tay bn their premises. : Z. M. WOLFE. April r?, 18SL JtprM 14 ' 8t Sheriffs Sales. By virtue of 8undry Executions "to'md directed, I will sell for cash, at Orange burg Court House on Monday the 2nd day. of May 1831, during the usual hours of ?ale, lite following propertv to wit: All that certain tract of land ".situate in said County, containing 101 acres, niore of less, bounded on the North by J. T. Clav ton, So i h by Mf?? Pricket, East by M. *8. Haddock, and on the Went by U. J. Clay I ton Sr Levied on as the property df David J. Claytau Jr., at the suit of Thomas P. Smith. Also, one Other tkact Of Itirld contairtlhg one hundred kctc*. more or less, bounded on lite North by A. Rickeubaker, East by Jacob Smortk, South by- Antley, ami un the West bv lb 15. Smouk. Levied on as '.he propUrly Of Harman Rowe, at thd suit Of Ueorge'll. Curnel.'.c" A.M. S ALLEY, i % Sheriff, O. Co., C. IL, S. C. _ Sheriff s Ojlice, AjnuUh, 188L_ BRISQMAlflS SQJJSE. Peguhiraud Transiont Boarders can get good and reasonable Hoard at this excel lent Boarding Hoilsc which, I have opened to meet the growing needs of Orangeburg. It x* loeatid inn desirable locality, con veniciit to the hush c-s portion of the town und truveirmg!pu'di vi V. U. W. BKIGGMANN. mar 10_3m_. Ifitf M0NR?2 Jr., The Finest Bred Stalliou ever befor? the/Puhlic^in OmngelHirg County, con now be found tit Yv. M. SAIN'8 STABLES. Below find rtdigrcc of Jim Monroe,- Jr., the Trottitig Stallion. Jim Monroe wna sired by. Jim Monroe, he, by Alexander's Abdalah, nnd old Abdaluh by Ilamiltonian, dam,, out of Imported Fieklo. Jim J/on roe, Jr. is eight years old, bred by John R. Nutter, of Georgetown, Ky., nnd can trot hi* mile in 2.40, and also half brother to tha fatCBt Htsllion now on the Turf "'Mon' roe Chiet," record 2.18.