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Tho Orangeburg ''Times L O C A. L Thelidt weather iV coining. .-?? U. . m-? Ilail is reported on Saturday near Bet hoi Churcli and Ball Branch. ?\Vo regret to hear of the serious illness of Mr. Andrew Stromuu. Who lost that whiskey flask at ?Shilling's bridirc? The -rops all over th:j county arcj suffering for the want'ef rain. ?Mr. Snm'l Spigel,'we-understand,' ?is about to open store -at -Ad lor's old stand. 'Reports from various .portions of | the county indicate a very short oAt 'crop this.year. "We suppose the next thing-on the tiiptM, in the ipdlrt'tcal 'W'tte, tVifH'be the! town election. A considerable nmomrt of ?"tck-nessL 'is prevailing among :tihe 'Children of our town. -:ak>\ -*.y?s See notice of ${%rd of Health warning? citizens to keep their premi ses clean. Monday was ?'Decoration Day" for the Union soldiers, and our Post 'Ollicc. was closed a part of the clay ?in commemoratiou ol the fact. r We acknowledge, with thunlcss nhj] invitation froa'i the Committee ol ?Prosperity Uigh School, tc be pre sent at the Society Comtmmcemeiit. We regret -So lieWVyf Tim ?ci itui? illness of two 'of Gen. Izlar's chil l dron. W&ftojSe for llie-i-r early reedy-1 fm% 11! ????'. ?1 ? ? -- A destructive lire took place in ?Braufain street, (vhwlcs'.nn, on .Mon day, destroying the Slouc Wall I0h .ginc MOuxe ana three or four other buildings. We are pained to learn of the ?death of an .infant child of Air. -Mover, of our'town-,-on -Friday last-. X)ur de-pest 8yw.jVjitl?ics arc with the, Aiereavou pan-ut-.--. ? ? ?-. .-?_ -. V.'c return thanks to our young fiieipi. Mr.JB (\ Moss, tor n io'ltj ijdimeiitary iiivi;.-iiion to nticmi tip ?ahnive:-snry exercises ol the WofVuri; V ollegc Literary So? ielie.s. Mr: Ss B. <4:'a-Hua?uy, w4i?> hits bee* '-siv k at v?;a^!v>4j>^foi; .some hm-, a I though stif! \vi.y *\iel?le; re'.HVrned to h\n home at Cokesbury b:i Satur <thiv: ?Ioh. Carl Schurz has purchased. Xvit.h others, titi- .New Vo.k Ar?';?/?/ | 'J'osl, One of the ablest and oldest pa ipors ill the United State?*, am! too! 'editorial charge on Mdudiiv. ? - ? -mm* Rev. T. M% (t.slphjTi. tlo> new pas tor of the Baptist Cbuii b. of our town, has -arrived and will <?;::? r upon his new du I iets at once. May be he blessed in his wV?ck> :* i llnd the traViRC'rtf Iiis Master lo pnVsper in Iiis nail (Is The iun$$?d improvement in the press 'Of the Stale for the past fV>w ( years is an encouraging sign. The) papers, every wherc'sci-m id be doing I well. The liberal P.u\tyVirt ?i\V:n io.: the press shows a degree'of a?'.V':'i:i'. c hteht among the people. We pttblislu with pleasure, the in i teresting sievouut of the pic nie. Ohl Ascension l)ciy at San tee. VYc re- { jgrct that wVv wert? unahie, in rcspoiiSe to the cordial 'invitation <d' the Com mittee, to be .present, op the nWusion. We'RopoAhe nc.xt tin'ivUi be on hand. ? mm) ? ? See noliw ttf rtottr mill-, lumber and general merchandise hV 11 L. Tay lor Esq., ttf Kyons Township. He has effected a' luV.W WS ill, and in pre pared to s'elrvti his patrons with tMortiptliess and satisfaction^ Dead Wh advertisement and give liHn a call. The Auditor's ollicc will be opened every day!Until the I'Jth of July for taking returns of property. Mr. Heidt man will be traveling through the county until the above date to incet the various appointments for taking returns as announced in (mother place. Arc you low-spirited, "dowii-in the mouth." hhd Vvehk in the back? Does walking, lifting t?r standing Cause pain in the Small'Of the back? If *o, you have kidney disease, and Prof; Guilmette's Kreiltib Kidney pad Will cure you. For Bale by Dr. J. Cr. WaUn?innk'efi -^.i^,?^. . . !? The penincrntic County? ( 'dnven lion oh Tuesday, was an excellent rppt eacutatinn of the county; About IUU delegates answered to their names. ('onsidering tile shortness of the call; this speaks well, both for the discipline of County Chairmai Dibble; and the continlied Cnthusi uyn of the .Orangeburg Democracy. A match game of base bull] the se cond of the series, was played on Saturday evening Last, at Kowesville, between'"Our Hoys" and the "Kdis tos", which resulted in a second victory for "Our Boys." The Jtowcsvillo boys were the hosts; and pleasantry cuterlaincd tlie "ICdistos', tvith a very nice supper, which was heartily enjoyed. H?h. Samuel Dibble, ns we nu nouueed in our last issue, declines to become a candidate or to accept the nomination lor Congress. A card to this effect was published by bim in the Nett;? und Courier on .Monday. Mr. W; B. Thompson the popular young grocer-tit the "Railroad corner i<eeps everything-needed in the hoiisei| hold line, fVc>h and sound troth thei best ihirrlcePs. 'Boy from him and you will be pleased. T. DeOhiyiplte, the wateh"tiinkcri| ?andjeweller, changes bis advertise ment in to-days issue. He is ancx perienecd'wcrvdtntttn in this line aid. will be sure to gtyo satisfaction, (iive him a eail. We are iii formed that, while one of the colored town marshals of Branch ville, was endeavoring to arrest an-' other of the Wa'telra-te who was drunk t| on the sti'eet'Skrurday before last, a 'pistol * as fto'ed n*d i^-hall glancing; against a ?gate l^o^fc, struck a little child ftlf -Mr. IR-tiry Metis inflicting a considerable wound. In eonvoiw.licn w-k'h Mayor A1 ^>e"gotii, %*e hsHi n that t he reason the| brick drain f 1*6111 Louis's!ore to llar ley's tM'iVWd* ^hinfs not yet been started is, that nV?H'?in djfia'li:L\' ot brick is needed wh^'Ctipt-. 3^41 .has been jj ondoavoi*':rig to gV't*. VNey have, however, bocVi pfroeu'i'e'd at- last, utfdjj the work Hl >.??oh helfd^tiVi. WV iVg'Vet? t'c -learri 'H t he death o! jj Jimriric I^niKzlei*, a f>>Vh r>f Mrs. Francis ' Dsn trJlei?, -of St. Matthews, weck before l'Ast. die tt'tts a promis ing lad about eight .years Of age, and jt member of t'Ptc Ihuptast Sunday School in that liffigliboyhood. Cm sympathies :u\i with ?eh'c weojiihg family ami frrendS'. SeeK'npt.vTolm-\. Wairtfttvtn'a ad vertisement of the original Taylor gin in another column, the best gin in tliti country. Head also the certi ficate; be pnidinh'cs from t-he most practical tuen in the country. Our farmers wi-M 'he WiSe hy i'/eiiiny the best for t be least money by calling on ('api. I lamiltou. Weundorslaud thtit Mr. Sawyer, :t s;i'.i ol* Mi?. Wiikes Sawyer ol* mi: county, iih?A ?pu^e I it successful ex amin.tti'oii jiydore ihe Supreme Court iu (itiluinWa Ahmd'ny. lie is said in In' it steafly 'anil tdlchteil young 111:111. j and we hope lie nitty make bis mark, li is .-ud 1 hut ho intends tt) locate in >iii.- liii' ii as a lawyer. MY. W-. <v. AHjcrgotti is actively engaged making preparations for the great shooting tournament to take place here on the 1 nth of this month, flubs from ol her counties have re sponded to tlu- invitat ions set-' dill by lite So, rotary, and a fine time nitty be expected. The prizes will all lie in gold, ranging f.0.0 sflO to $")0. Visitors will, doubtless, lie hero from various pans of the State. E. W. llrotvn. a colored furnier near Jamison, brought into our cilice on .Saturday, a number of cotton lYuiio la ken from hi* field already, lie has a fa'rip of Iii* dwii*, and this is :tn in 1 dtix of how he keeps it. We are giai! j to note I hose evidences-of thrift, it our colored people, and white people I ion would think le"*js of .politics ami ! more'of Improving our condition, ii j .you id be belter for us. We would be I a bolter and happier people. We are ihforhidd thai a vei'y inter esting meeting ol* tlid Old Orange bitrg .Missidn.'iry Union of the IJ:ip: ti.-i Chiircii, was concluded at JahlL son on lust Sunday. liVtv-. Mdiiie, a tnlented you hg' minister of Vir ginia, lias boon ein], loved, we under stand, to preach within the bounds of the CiiKui. tltvini's'oh is u faVorite place Mi4 meeting?, of tilt's kind-, the eitix^ur being s*> kind awd hospita ble in vht'ei tainiueVit-. Tiro u?)his.y'' Bhdsc Bldl t'luW hud the dhuiors of 'our town, the first com] Used of young Inch and the lat ter td' lh?! boys, will go Co Colitlnbia to-day lb response to a challenge sent-, to mow the t ilths ?'* that city. The InIV for the round trip is put dowii itt {p?dl?, which, we Untiers tit ud, will illdiicc n gottd h 11 lb bei* of our citizens to go and onjo.v a day of re creation. We Wish the boys good luck, lind Hope they may come back bringind thv'ir "laurels" with them. The Young America maroon at. the Fair Building) Week before last, was 11 very pleasant, affair for which the Coin mittet! of Arrangements deserve special praise. President Henry Kolin, witll bis usual skill und pub lic spirit, llclt'tl itr, iiutsibi' td" cere monies. A well gotten up collation was enjoyed about dark* The Mdisto Bund t'oiitrihutCtl ex et'. I kbit music, and the evening closed with a dance in which the young folks' participated heartily; Our .voung friend) W. L; Glitze, ICstp, stood IIif. examination on Mon day, before the Shprciub Court a! Coluinhia, i;ml now returns it full Hedged lawyer. Mr. Clazo is a staunch and liilcnted ybilng mail, 11 ml we predict. i'oi: him a hrillinni future as a member of the legal fraternity, Wo wish him abundant success in his chosen profession; niid hope tin i Orangeburg Iniiy always be able to bold him as her own. The examina tion through which be passed, we understand, was very rigid, which adds to the credit he deserves in pausing so successfully. The Executive Committee of the Agricultural Society have deter mined to hold n Fair this year. Let our people do all they can now to make it a success. The stimulus which a Fair gives to industry, and the advantages Of social intercourse between farmers, who are /Necessa rily isolated, art Xveil\\'drill fheelfoit. Kair? tend to develop the resolii'ces of a country to bring'oui the litteut'sfcill and talent of a people, and t? ele vate the occupation of ijhe farmer. Let them he encouraged !?h all ocea-; .?dons, andespecially du this as'it has; been a year or two sik'ce we liltd one in Orangeburg. i The instaKatidn of ReV. J. I). A Brown as pastor of the F'resbyteriau Ohuch, of ofti* town, will take place.'j . ft Sunday morning,-Fcvs. G irardcau Brucken and ifcegarc heiirg set apart ? by the Presbytery for the purpose. At the same time'a series of scrvicesj ?vill commence :dn Friday and coii-j tin tie during the 'presence of these' distinguished divines until alter tin* Sabbath. Of the Hnrnisters from' abroad Dr. (Jirn'rdeait is one of the! most eloquent and a'rYlein the land, and Dr. BraVkett 3s -a delightful, speaker. We think % tt'sat is in store for our (ommitiiity, and nl'I whoi van will, ddtfblless, be out to hear and team. , - I Town Council hp.vc 'fu'A^nrcd all the sign boards tor all the streets in our town. A n'ftmber of streets which had no names, or the UatAcs were de-: stroyed, have been given new names,! which will soon bis put up. Among" them we may mention "West" street, one of the oldest streets in our town, mimingpnraHcj with Markctstreet, i.n I west of Bigg's work shops: Hampton street running from Broughlnu . .10 ? Market; "South" sin et opposite Air. .I. A. Williams; .Meeting street, running by Jail. "?Green"' sheet, running from the Lutheran Church to "Sunny Side," "Dixon" street from opposite Mr. Willcovk's to Five Notch road; Cal hdtiu street between B. Williamson's 1 and I lie "green" on nliic.lt Mr. Cornel- j son has built his fotvfdry ('olVagyfi'v -\\"lies" >tr. et from Market Id Doyhi street; and "nibble street from Broiighlon 1 <? "West'.1 street; opposite ib.? old graveyard. The Purchasing Couiiiiittey-df the South Carolin 1 Railroad, tdgetltei with Sujierinieiulent Peck and Train Master Avert!!-, rtwW a b'-ur yf iii ?; ffpL'clion last w'v. k 'over eV'ery part of { the road. Oi'stngeburg, huiiingother!j phots, was visited. Tlierc is hardly i a doubt, that these gentlemen rejc'c cieul the company thai will own 1111 road aft er the sab: on the 20th of ?July. The visit, therefore, we look upon as signiticant of imporlaifl ; tftuhgua, which we are assured will be foi ilifa better. Wo hope that bet ier facilities will be given for the handling of freight at ibis growing ? nan of trade. -Indeed, we, arc glad to hear rumors of the intended erec tion tit hit early day, of a large shed, an extensive cotton plat form an 1 of he doubling of the p re.se *j ten pa ca - oily iii' the depot. Wt bop ' thai these improvements will be realized.j The appearance of u dC\lot iii oft eh ] taken by strangers as an index of! Hie iinp'.lrluuce of a i\4\V u. ThiCDiundcratic County Conven" tioh inet in Orungebnrg at the.(;'our? I louse on Tuesday at the hour hp poinie'd. Hon. Samuel Dibble wan sdected President; ('apt. V. AI. Wan-J numakcr and J. 10. Jones, Vice- j presidents; :;:i I .1. X. (look and A. j i). Fair, Secretaries. The Prcstdcn I having explained the object of th< j meetings Which WaS the election di ? lologatc.fi u\ represent ?rangcbur?.' County in tlirj Congressional Con vention winch luevts in Charleston io-day, A bullBt Wan ehtCred into with the following result: Alternates?f Jen. J. F; I/.'ar, ('apt. Samuel Dibble1-, ' 'apt. J. A. Petorkin, j Col. M. 1. Browning, Stiles IL Melli- | champ and Cajlt. N; N- Harden. Alternates? B. Frank Slater, B. P. Izlar, ,1. F. Robinson, N. Ii. W. Sis , runic The above delegates were sent nil instructed to do the best they can, under any circumstances, arising, fo* the good of the Second District. It requires a good than to till tile [dace of the InmCitt^d O'CoHnrir; .and. we he>pe such il one iii ay he found, it matters ridt from what County he may come. We spent a very pleasant day in our sister town Lewisville, or ?*t. Matthews, on last Sunday. The oc casion Wits the meeting of the Mis sidnary Union of the Orungohurg Baptist Association. We iveVu the happy gttdst atdifferent limes during ?he day, hf C?pt. W. B. and J. II; Mack and of Mr. John Buyck. The hospitality extended to visitors by the citizens of this nourishing little place is a subject of note; We en joyed, both morning and evening, a good sermon from Rev. T. M. Oal phi 11, the newly elected }>nstor of the Baptist Church, of Our town. .In passing through the town wo were struck ttitll the :lir of thin ft and pro gress that was manifested every where. Under the auspices of the old Town Council, Capt Davis being Intendant, the Side walks liitvo been repaired and the streets widened in several places, and the town im proved in many particulars. Mr. J. II. Loryea hits just been installed as the successor of Capt. Davis. The contest between the "wet'- nudA'dry". tickets was very close, the Intendant and some of the Wardens on the former being elected, ami two of the, latter being also successful. We noticed a number of new buildings' going up which add greatly to the' ?importance'it lid beauty of the towu. ? Mr. 'P?'j. Bnyok hit's'just moved 'info' h'is handsome residence. Mr. John' Biiyek is putting up a new store.f Mr. ArtJhur has cotupleted his livery, staples. Mr. J. I). Anlley and Mivj U. P. '/"ciglur have ouch put up very: neat ItttHc cottages on a new street' just opened by Council. CapEl Ittves is also building a residence in! anqtlie'r part td' the toVvri, RtCTacKj progress sfteins to be the. fe'atc'hwfifil j every where, and wc-iirc forced -to re cognise in this litt fe ^l owin'^ Jown i no iVieujh rTvjn <fi' ?Vir WvVa 'flotroshffig coti nVy'seat. [? "iSce ifotrec*of recU'crd board at the PnvWon ?^tflcl hi tin r\ td on for 11 *6 jSifrfi'nVer. VisL.irs to the city could, not rind -n .pletrsanter place to stop than this fivst-class hotel. | Tb?' Kinth Auun-il Exhibition, of'j "Mellich.': nip's School" came oil* at; the Court Mini so ftii last Prithiv even-1 iug. At an early hour the hall was tilled to overdowi!if\ A ?fc'w Hftiniites after <S o'eT6ek the prt/ces*Mpii of hoys' and girls entered the crowded hall) and moved in regular oSvler t'o the seats reserved for the "echo-M on the; stage. , I '1 be stage ras dccorMcd'NViih mot-fi toes,?pintttrcH, (lowers and evergreens. | and in th.vj mid*t of the Yrhme'over I the Judge's stand was set- trans parency with the Words "Molli-; champ's School" in bold relief. ; The miuisters of the town, Ho v. J. ! I). A. Hi own. Key. O. A. Darby and; Kov. ,j\ b\ Ki*or, by invitation, pecti pied seats upon the stage. Many thanks are returned ;o the Indies of the town who contributed Mowers so freely for the dec ..'rations, and to .Miss Olli? Wnunnioakcr who kindly took the place' of the mtisic teacher who was prevented by sick ness from being out. The Iviis.o Baud contributed greatly to the occasion by their ex celled t music. The exercises being opened with prayer hy Rev. .). !?'. Kisor, the f>l lowihg programme was carried out, I he you hg spe'akers being frequently j honoretl with bouquets and o'.her in arks of luvpi-tival: 1 \Veli'diiio~doe Ahdvev s Speak Gently?K. Moll-ehrinVp, Mary Enr.isoti, L. Mollichump, Mr.t tie Oakinau, Minnie Hoyden, Lola I lydriek, 1'aunie DeMars, Laura Boyden and Jessie Wolfe. Not So Easy?Bertie' Andrews. Cousin Sail y DM Hard?Archie Dukes, Willie Scigler and Jo:? Light foot i Taking a PhiVtograph?Mauer I/.lar. J Ott Light foot, Lizzie Dexter and Jessie Mellich:- mp. Two Ways of Life?Mnrris Oak in an and IL K. Wannaint.ker. The Burning of Chicago?II. Dukes. The New Scholar?-O.. MVVUiehiihip. M- Hoyden, (I: (laiiuoti, Alice Pnl'.ni r, L.ilh li.ill. Ltfttid Hvdriok, Le s'e llydnck, V. HydriVk ' and M. Oak um n. The Jnftucntio of Natidiuil Clo/v? .1. 1>. Scook; The Psalm of Lifo?SL Join; Browning. Addic Au-.-tin, I *. ('imnon. Jell Kay, ^i. Doyle, B. Andrews, B. Palmer and II. Livingston; Tlie Battle ?f Fonionoy?II. Oak inau. i Mcandal oh the Brain?JesAie Mel lichamp, Salin- Palmer, Lilly Bull, | Viola iiydriek and Lillian I'otupcr. Tlie Irishman * and Lawyer?11. Kt WuiiimmaHef ituti J. 1>. Strdt-k. The Buybnct Charge?J*oe A ndi'tewsi The Curbstone Mural?Willie De Mars, St. John Btv Auing mbl Iic'ssie liytlriek. Washington's Birthday"?Archie L. Dukes.' The Little Angels---Lizzie Defter, Jessie Mcllichnmp, Leant u Hydrick. Lillian Cooper, .Joe Atitlretvs, Fred Waiinaiilaker, Celtic Cannon, It. Wannamaker and Daniel biikesi 'The Cnndy Pulling?J. I). Strock. Bevy ol'Fs -L. Hoyden, Matilda Mooi'cr, F. J>eMars-, Jessie Wolfe, Lttla Hydfick and M: Oakuian. The Self-Made man~? F. Wanna maker, C. NUiitrer rttitl HI Dukes. I'nele Zeke's Opinion?W.' Seigler, J. 1). Strock, A. Dukes, M. Izlar, Jot Light foot and II. Oakninu. No Excellence Without IiabUr?H. E. Wtihnamaker. The Tooth Ache?M. Izlar. The Way to John Smith's?-Willie Seigler and A. Dukes. Stealing Apdes?M. Izlar, "W. De Mars, li. Andrews, J. Doyle, Joe Lightfoot and I). Dukes. The Six Virtues?Lizzie Dexter. Lillian Cbhpor, J. Mellichnmp, V. iiydriek. S. Palmer and Lilly Bull. Scatter Blessings ? By it iitimber of Pupils. 0rinding! Grj.iiding! (irituling!? Strauss iV Co., have arranged their grist mill so that no customer in future on Saturday Will have to wait more than a few minutes to have lheir corn ground: They have put their mill in tirst-elass repair, und will iii future jlay special .'itteiition to their gVincliilg department, cracking cOrii for stock on half toll. Kindly thanking their custoincls for their lib?rai patrbnago in the ]uist, they hsk for a contiuUhhce bl' the sit nib In the future: Rico! Icice! Rice!?Strauss it Co. arc.now. retailing clean Rice at 6, 8,10 Mini 12 cents per quart, and will con tinue to do so in the future. Larger quantities sold intich cheaper. Come one! ctijlhe all! and buy your Rice by the pint, quart, ipoek or bushel, get ting it always fresh from mill. The summer days are long and hot, and 'if you fc'el tired and overcome with heat, there is nothing that will make Vow feel better and. cool you off quicker iiihi.ii^ g'fas's of Dr. Whnua inakey's pure, cold soda water with fruit and ci^aiiifNy'rtiips, drawn from the celebrated John Matucws appa ratus, at the low -piiccViT 5 cents a gU'.ss. Also the. valua'lth'i^tiSpc Pe ruvian Reer will be dH*f$vivrve*su from the fountain. Go and "bevVefresbed. . i ' . ** s<?. There Ts.Hib use in drug?ih? yVmr self to deat h, and buying ill the vile mediVines for internal nsc ^-hcrn you ??an be ctu'ed Of fever and iV^uiN, dumb ague, tu I fronts disorders*, ?jaundice, dyspepsia-, trb ^veft %a 4rtl ditfiSrdeis and ailWohtfi #f t'lSe 'lHver, "blood and stomach, by wearing 'one of Prof. Oulltnette's French livi'i ;pads, which is a sure cure every tfift'c\T If your] druggist docs not keo'p tlic pad. send' $L5(J in a letter to French Pad Co.. Toledo, O/jVind it will be seilt3;ou by return rnaii. It is the only pad that is guaranteed to cure. Beware of counterfeits;, may 10 IVEar&et Reports. C'orrectieil every week by Mcjuu-h. Bum. & Sc?vi'r.'L. Fiiikay, June 2, 1881. CfOTTON M'-rj-'Hintrs-.:. bow Middlings. 8f'?l OidhViVy. Hv??" PROVISIONS i 'orVt..v.......v...TH(a,S0 New L'm.'i. peiiV.v.. 1 00 l-'oddcr, per.ftfo lbs.V....V.-...V.V.V. J 5?) b?iij-h bice.b'O ? rl?A VI LION IIOTKL, For the Kummer uiontns: Hute? >>'l .r.0. S2 ami S- ?"(> per day According to Location <.f Fl>>,>in. K. T. UAILLAllD Proprietor, Cliarlei-tuii; ?>. C. "liOIiSESIl Done in the best manner and Ln the inost reasonable terms. Also iBlaclssmiih. "Worls Of every description done on tho rdrmiAL-t i:otivje and at moderate pVi'c'esi W??fk respectfully solicited. W. U.'lJOAYELL, Opposite llar'oy's Coiner. -_?_- i?_ - . .--. .. .._. -H-Jgg NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Oka ho cm; mi County. Oranjjcburg, S. C, Aril 20, 1881. ?jVJOTICE'is) hereby given that in accord* 1^1 a'.ica With an act of the General As sembly, No. 'G7tJ, phsaed Dccombor 24th I.Vl, I, or my Assisdibl trill attend the. following named places, oh the respective dates, "for th'e purpose of taking the AVucm mentsfoi the Taxes'of the present year: Hrahchville, VYeUnfeiday ahd Th?rsda}*, June 1st and 2nd.. . Kowesville, Friday ahd Saturday, June ord .nid 'Itli. Cotiiior'h Store, M?ndiiy arid Tnnular, June i>th Uiid 7th. Ayers' Shop, Wednesday an I Thursday, June 8th and !)th. FehlerVille, Friday and Saturday, Jq"n'? 10th and lllh. Wells' iVior?, Monday and Tuesday, Jnne 13th an/1 l,4ih. Aviuiici's, Wednesday add Tauridrrr, June lfith and ttiih. SniibVn Store, Friday and Saturday, June 17ill and l*ih. , Dr. Thou. K. Koffer'?, Monday and Tues day. .Tune ?Ot h and 2T?L i'itie Uiovo Aciidainy, Wednesday and Thursday, June --ml and 23rd. Fort Motte, Fridav aVid Saturday, Jone 24 th and 2otrY. Lvwisville, M?rid?y aVid Tuesday, June 27tl- and 28th. Zeiger'* St?'re, Ay^d/ttsuTVy and Tlnira d w, June 29th iiiia Sikh Knotti .Mills, f ridiiy aW. Saturday, JtfV Ist und 2nd. . , j , Eusterhn's, Monday ahd Tt'icMaV, JuTy 4th ami 'oth. % rjf J Corbetisville, Wednesday and-ThiVrMay\ July ?jth and 7th. . 8a" ver'a store. Friday artd fittutsav, July 8di and ?I h. Livin-'siou'o >1 ill, Moud.iv Mid TtiesdaV, July 11th and 12th. V\. F. l'hillfps', Wedrtosd&y and Tfuitfr day. .Iti'y L3tft and l4lK. ? *J. D. StnonKafnill, t-Vrdflv alft! Satn^lar, July IfrhiWd iGih. Jacob Smmtk Sr., Monday andTtiesdav*. J\Hv aVfd lOih (5V. gory's Old St?re, JA}; 18 and \b. th an^ebnrg C. Ft:, Wednesday, J illy 20th. I he office will be open each day during the lime prescribed by law to take the re i.urns from ([)) nine o'clock a. m. to (8) three o'clock ?. ar, and Ml porsoAa con cerned should avail themselves of These oppeiriOnitres, iirtc] avolfl the penalty whicA attaches after tleis SUtft day'tSVJ'ftVv 188V. DONALD HAliTDN'. AnditYrT VJraiYgvDuYg CounVr. apr'l_ 28_ _ THE ?NDE SIGNED Offers to Irin frlciidH uiiti. tU? public, at the stole Recently occupied A full 'Stock of General MERCHANDISE. A call solicited Jond .tfatisfne^biYi fiiAran Will be made a specialty. W. B. THOMPSON. jam? 1 1SSU ly NEW FLO?R MILL j laving just erected a New and Complete Flooring Mill, \ am riovv pre par. d lo turnout a tirst-elass R, and guarantee a better Turn Out to tlie quantity of wheat, and do it in a shorter time thnii any other mill in the county. I am also prepared to furnish Lumber on short urJtiev. Also a b?rge arid well selected stock m ? & EN 1511ALIME?CHAN?ISS : Always on hand and sold at Lnwest Prices. I invite the attention of every one to the above enterprises, and guarantee satisfaction in cvef par ticular, (live me a trial. II L T-A-T? LOt?, Lvon. Townsliij> June 2 1 SSI Iv rriii?: i3i?:st c?tt?^ g Lisi" i EOR THE 'LEAST MOBMY! rp?K.brijri'eil Taylor Olli was good. The Taylor of 1381 is ihc ?est and handsdl?c? ji iiristie (tin offered, ltea-l what good,judges say of it. lYrtificattt No 1.?''I am using a Ii?) saw iron frame Taylor (rin with conden^r and feeder. I gm out u-n (in) Indus of, cotton <luily witli it easily. It performs as well ax 1 eohhl wish, is :i handsome pice of machinery and makesa??Ibie A lint a* there lit ntarkct ed. Mv cxi.Li iet-Au witli Uther Ginn, elUlUeA nie I'd h^v llVak tile T.Wtif tillino^^behwit. . f U. I'. ANTbKV;Or:inxcBilbf, Ajlrll 03, 1 fill . No. 2.? *'I have purchased two of the Tay left Uln* front Mr John A. Hamilton, and have riih lK**eihf thfeut. I can ?et oilttifijc. \$) Dales per day ?in it tlftv saw Gin; and even heller U* J ?.Vi he.'i to rnri mitte td its fd'ldst cipacitjf. I d\> dot lliiilk tlidt 1he per formance, fini.di, or ease ot runmng crtti be cxc'dlcd. ... J: F UAKVIN, OrjuigebihTr, Nov. .1. l$?o, (Kho'u'* Mill.) No.il.?' f rah a fiti ftiw Taylor OlH ??Ht -c mod UJilgJit froril Mr. Jdlbt A. Hamilton; It is a perfect niece. ol'machinery. I ibrl qdile siltistled. W*. C. WOLPK; 11. D., OraMgvbur?. S; C, Dec 4, '80. No. 4.? "I ran a ft) saw Taylor (Jin lor hovoii yearn, and am now usillg jt ?0 na it Tay lor nought from Mr. John A. Hamilton, 1 do Hot, wallt a belter U il^ It \* rapid and perfect in performance. ('APT.'Is. L liULlN. Thcsti s|> cndld (Hns are offered al lo\*-er price tlnin other fiillg?. In lUhliii'tja t? stielt i(-rtili',ates a- the above, the fayidr weirs a lids' of jeri'e med im. ?srir" Send in or'd^iaearlj??, its a mall is always experienced idle id aeasdrt: JOSH7 A . Il a ill S ILTO X< Agent for Orangebtlrg, fk C; 20.1881.?!>? NEXT TO HENRY K?HN. ICE CREAM SALOON I ivollld resdectfn'iy infoMn m*t I'ntrons and the. Public generally that 1 have fe^ opened my Ire (re it ill Mtto<:ii lor the Scil5ii.li. Ucefrnt lin jo ovehienls null tho IC'eg'iid Style in which i fitted dp make it the ill st Attractive 11.id (lid lest Place In Town, f.ildi s rlsidng in Town or out sllb'ppiidj will Hull. liiy lee Creilm Saloon n I'lcasaut It'cViihg and it?: fresh in en t I'liieb, Ibe Wa'ef nlld Iced Lcihonatle being always on Dlauglii, to uh ell the Ladies ami ihjr Patrons are lllttays tvelconie free of charge; S?ro]prietor Orange'b'vftftg Ice SZouse* he foi fti'c In any qthtntity and at Lowest Market Kates: 1 world call hrif-ciul nttcniiBn id illy largo Display df tho Finest Catlllles Jliid Arti^ iiciabiies id Coa!ecliUneiie>i; I'lltipy (Jidl;erics. Teas, CofTbc, Fruits Nuts. Diltes; Figs, Citron, Firte Raixins; a id lots of oilier good things dltfiiys fresh and at popular prices: Piisomtl atil;i(i:ott given Id ltd orders for lee Cream, and everything delivered Fr. cot Cargo. It--,-. .-. .ill/, JOS- EROS; apl i t?1^ Proprietor Orungebiirg C^oiifc?ll?iiory; r A COLUMBIA, S. C. P. KIND, Superintendent- G. DIEE?KS, Proprietori WANUFACTdllER OF j Water and Horse Powers, Saw and Grist Mills, oluinns for Store Fronts, Railings for Balconies. All Kinds of nstings done at Short Notice and Low Prices. . Work done in Good, Workmanlike manner. Repairing of all kinds of Machinery and Engines. All orders left with apt. F. H. W. BRIGG MANN, my Agent tit Orangeburg, S. ;, will receive prompt attention.- feb. 10?tf