7Ti<e Orangeburg Times
r, o o a. r, ?
Mi\ W\ A. Edwards has retired
from the Times since .lie last issue
of the paper. We wish Iii in much
success in whatever Held lie may
labor in the future.
Go cool off these hot days ut EroV
model suloon and soda-water foun
tain.
In spite of the dry weather it is
said that General Green is getting
the better of our fanners in some sec*
tions.
Rev. Gaiphin, the iu?W Baptist
pastor, is making a very favorable
impression.
Ex-Ciosnr, Graut, is settling down
over the line in Mexico, growling
terribly at the conduct ofGarfield for
behaving so naughty to his friend
Conkling.
Win. Davis, a young man twenty
one years of age, committed suicide
at Pendlet on last Saturday by blow
ing out his brains with a pistol lie
cause his wife left Iii in.
There will be a match game of
Base Ball played here next Tuesday
afternoon, between the "Red Slock;
ihg" Clubol Caiudeh; hind tlie 'Daisy
Club" of our town. The game will
commence at 4 o'clock.
Seats will be provided for the In
dies, and they are especially invited
to attend.
Ex President Davis1 splendid bonk
is not yet out of the press, and two
violent attacks have been iuhde upon
it, one by the incendiary Sherman,
ami the other by Gen. .Joe .Johnston.
All this will help to make it sell;
There could not he a belter adver
tisement.
J; M; Branson mid E. Courtney
Dibble Esqs., have leased the <>!.i
stand of D. Louts' at the cor tier of
Russell and Market si recta where
Iheyiwill open it splendid stock of
ineiehamiise about t lie first of Sep
tember. Tlioyai'e hotli enterprising
young men, and we p,-"ni? :. for thelii
a prosperous busine.-s.
Mr. Albert Glover of cur town,}
"who is now in httsiites.s in AugusttN i
apentu eoiiple of days this week :ii J
his old home. lb' slopped a few inn |
incuts sil our cilice, and looks well |
and heart vi
Quiteu spirited game of Base Bali
?was played oil Monday^fternoon oii
the green by "Meliiehainp's School
House," between tilt' "Ch: lllpion Ru
by" (.'Iill) and the ''Rail Uoild'' Cub.
?consisting of the lit 'do boys of the
town, in which the fust named club
came otr\ ietbrious in a score of M to
10.
Mr. I). Louis, we pri^ttuie from his
leasing his stand, intends to retire
from business. He is an old land
mark in Orangehui'g, with a business |
record InII ofhonor and prollt. He
lias our best wishes- for quiet happi: J
ncss in future life.
See charge of advertisement of II.!
Spahl', watchmaker and ji wider, in
another column. He keeps couslahi
ly on hand the Hrii-si a.">?oi't inehi of
clocks, watches, spectacle-*, musical
instruments and jewelry of ail hi mis.
which lie sells at the most reasonable
Taten. Gi ve hi in a cull.
Joseph Eros, the popular confec
tioner ou Russell street, changes his
st(lveuijiso m on t to-day. Read for
yours^-oas and go around and be re
i'reshed MTlSi Iiis delieioiis ice-cream
and soda-water.
St rakerleaned against a tree on
the Court House Square last Thurs
day during the eltction reading the
Testament?tlw KcvLe I, wcsiipp s i
as the bad place Is considerably modi
lied in thatedition.
Affliction is a school or academy
?wherein the best scholars uro pre
pared for the coin men cemeTni day of
the Deity.
"Why stiller day after day, and
mouth after month, with In me buck,
sciatic, lumbago, gravel, diabetes,
female weakness, etc., when you can
be cured by wearing Prof. G nil me tie's
Kidney Pad.
The County Coin mission era meet
to-morrow.
Mr. W. II. Pcrryclear has bought
out the stock of Messrs. Hamilton iV
Norris and will run a live business at
this popular stand. .Mr. Pcrryclear
is a good business man and we com
mend him to public patronage. lie
will do a live business.
Look out for his advertisement in
the Times next week.
Mr. II. Beck will soon begin
erecting Mr. A. B. Walker's dwelling
on Amelia street. Mr. Beck is a fine
workman, and deserves the attention
of all wishing first-class work done.
Astronomers say there was im
eclipse of the moon on Saturday
:night, but we did not sit up to sec it.
Mr. Jacob Buzzard desires to r<
tu t o ninny thanks on t he part of the I
family for the kind utteution of
friends in the last illness of his father,
Mr. Joshua Bozzard.
Ex-PresitVeut Davis shows more
consistency than most of our public
men. Mis' views of right are not
changed by the changes of fortuue.
Tlio fact is there has been too much
dirit-ealing, and it does uo good, but
ilililiitc harm.
Gen. Sherman has lied so often
and so persistently about the burn
ing of Colombia that we actually be
lieve be now l biuks he is telling the
truth. Thousands of citizens of
Columbia testify to-day upon oath
thai Ihey saw bis soldiers setting lire
to the city with torches.
The CVfiW//fj Hey inter said last week
that the Alert BaseBall Club ofthat
City had gone to Orahgeburg to clean
out their; late competitors on their
own dunghill. Th; cleaning out how
ever was the other way.
Priester, the young man who killed
his father near Allendale some weeks
ago. has just been tried before Judge
Maekoy at Hnriiwoll and acquitted
on the ground of lunacy, lie has
been Urdered diy the Judge lobe sent
to the Lunatic Asylum.
Messrs V S Dibble, V A Sctdffley G
S Dull and M Glover id'cur town are
delegates to the meeting of the Young
Men's C'hrist inn Association of the
State at New berry and have taken a
prominent part in the deliberations.
The exam ihn (ion of 'Key. J. F.
Kiser'.-si hool continues lo-ilay^ and
the e.xhibitiou will lake place toriudr*
row afternoon in his school hou?e\,
thepublie being invited. The ex*
amit.-itiou yesterday we understand
was verv creditable;
Mr. D. K. Ilydrick, a yon.uger
brother of our esteemed fellow
townsman. Dr. A. S. llydriek, enr
rii'd oil" lite prize for Greek at the
recent eomuienceiuent of Yunderbill
College. Mr. llvdriek. in retliieiihg
honor upon Or.'iligebtirg, i el'ects ho:i
m al.-o i.pun the whole Stale, We
tool \roiuiof bur County in having
.? ;> wori h v a son.
In some sections bfpurCouhty the
people a re prtijierly utilizing the pub
lic school system. In Lyons town
snip; biet; llouiishing schools run
for six months by i he people 'coining
up to the support of the ji tblio fund,
in oilier portions of the County also
the five i-vhtiol system is heilig adap
ted to tinr use, and great improve
ment is n suiting.
M ?\ mpsey's soap, of w hich Capl.
Moprerand others are agents in our
County is becoming very popular, 11
is said lo boa most admirable eombi
nation and should be kept in every
household. 1.1 iveit a trink
The Kdisto Hilles arc preparing for
a line time on the Ith of July. A
prize drill w ill be conducted at Way's
II:.11 on the evening of tbe Fourth
which will Ik- enjoyed by the public:
We will give more full particulars in
another issue.
The Ornugchitrg Bakery, by T. W.
Albergotti, Ksql, deserves public.
patronage. Thin is hu old establish;.
incut and Mr. Alborgbtti is faithful
iii his*Service upon the public, 'flie
hest of ovoryt hing in the bakery line
call lii<obtaine I Ire re. Dread .if '.be
best kind always fresh. Orders liii
ed prompt ly and weil.
The Hot urning Boa I'd tuet On Tors
dry to canvass the vole for Congress
man. Messrs. M. I. Bmwliihg and
A. U. Dibble of the liar wore present.
On election day a colored man was
shot at Jamisons by another colored
man and had it not been for the in
tervention of Sheritf Siilley, who hap
pened to be present, serious eon se
il neu (res might have resulted. Poli
tics bad nothing to do with the dtill
ed It y.
A wagon load of Gypsies passed
through here on Tuesday.
New Republican frauds are appear
ing in New York.
Thirty-three new immigrants have
been received at headquarters in Col
umhin.
It is said that Ex-Cadet Wliitnker
is about to start on a tour through
the South lecturing to the colored
people on what he knows about West
Point.
- ? ? ? im? . - ? j^aaw
Missionary Notiet?The pastors
iind deneo..k of the Churches of the
Drangeburg Association are hereby
requested to give us notice of the I
time of their protracted meetings. It
is our wish lo give, a helping-hand to
the Sunday school work; therefore
give us all the information you can,
; and oblige,
W. F. Chaplin.
W. K. Parlor.
Orugeburg, S. C.
A little boy of Mr. Hubert Jones
upset a box of concentrated lye upon
himself this week, a portion of It
getting into his mouth. He suffered
to some extent, but we are glad lo
hear not seriously. The e licet of
swallowing this substance is said to
be dangerous, and too much caution
cannot be taken with it where child
ren arc about.
A car load of immigrants passed
our depot on Tuesday morning on
their way to the Immigration Head
quarters at Columbia. They were a
tine looking set of people, and seem
ed perfectly happy.
Mr. 6. W. Baxter, now of Rock
Hill, paid a visit to our town, his
old home, this week. He is looking
well and seetua to be n line spirits. ^
We learn that the Ed isto Rifles,
with ihe Band ?ml a number of our
citizens, calle'd on lion .Samuel Dib
ble at his residenceou Tuesday night
and after giving him a delightful
serenade, called on him for a speech i
In answer to the calls from ilk crowd,
ho came out and entertained them
with a most excel leu t address. Bo
fore leaving the house the party also!
called upon Mr. Sheridan, who like
wise favored them with a speech.
On the way home the Edlstos stop
ped at Mr. 'Eros' for refreshments.
Here Major Haue of Kort Motte. Was
called upon and forced to the front
for another speech which \Vua made
in handsome style.
Mr. R. M. Smith has just finished
the neat cottage of Mr. F. A. Seh til cy
on Glover street iu workmanlike
style. Mr. Smith is a thorough, rapid
and accomplished carpenter, ami we
commend him to thehuildingpuhHc.
On the Glass Ball practice on
Tuesday afternoon, team No. 2 bca1
team No. I, which is the picked team
Wc have had a few days of ex
cessively hot weather.
The closing exercises ofOrungc
biirg High School, consiafrhg til*
English and German declamations,
will he held in the school-room on to
morrow (Friday) at 5 o'clock, F. M.
The patrons and all other lovers of
edueal'on arc invited to attend.
Respectfully,
J. I*\ Id ska.
The diversion of the week is the
Glass i >:t 11 Tournament of yesterday j
and to day. Oh Tuesday night an I j
Wednesday morning, clubs arrived 1
in our town from Columbia. Charles- 1
ton, Winnsboro, St. M a thews and
Ff. .Motte. Spartanlv.irg i;s repre
sented by .Major Thompson who
shouts ill t!^e sweep-; lakes '.o .lay. A ,
largo crowd was r.n the .ground.?hrly
yesterday morning, and considerable j
interest was exhibited in the s'.loot
ing, despite the exceedingly hot
weather. The Judges of the occasion
were Messrs. W. G. Alhorgotti and
Julius Jacobson. Mr, 15. Frank
Slater acted its Referee. The liest
prize of $70 Was carried off by
Oraugeburg Team No. J. Wc will
endeavor to give tiext week lite full
scores with the names of all the par
ticipants iu each club, As wo go t<i
press, space forbids us from giving
more than the total results by clubs
as follows:
Oraugeburg, No. 1 . 43
Charleston......41
Winnsboro.11
Ft. Motte. ..
St. Matthews. :;c>
Orangcliiirg, No. 2. 84
('ol uiiibin. 1
Belleville. 2t)
Scrub Team. 2j.
The interest iv i 11 increase to-day,
and as thegame is not over wo will
reserve further coin incuts until next
issue. A large attendance limy be
looked for thia morning.
Rice! Rice! Bice!?StraUss A Co.
are n<>w retailing clean Rice ill (i. 8. 10
and 12" cents per quart, and will con
tinue to do so in the future. Larger
quant ities sold milch cheaper. Come
oiiel come all! and buy ycilir Rice by
t he pint, quart, peck or bu.-dicl, get
ting it always fresh from mill.
Agents wanted lor "Kings Moun
tain and its Heroes." Call (it this
oilier if you inenu work, and want to
make some money. None hut the
best need apply.
Grinding! Grinding! Grinding! -
Strauss A- Co., have arranged their
grist mill so that no customer in
fit*tire on Saturday will have to wait
more til all a few minutes to have
their corn ground* They have put
their mill in lirst-class repute, and
will In future pay special attention
to their grinding depart incut;
cracking corn for stock on half loll.
Kindly thanking their en Storno is for
their liberal patronage in the past,
they ask lor a continuance of the
same In the future.
The Sehooi Commissioner will be
off in the County visiting in the inter
est of schools on Saturday, the 18th.
Persons Inning business with the
ollico, will therefore, please come on
Friday. He Will also lie oul in the
County on a similar mist ion next
Kridav, and probably Saturday the
25th.;
Mackey got olio vote in Orange
burg County on Thursday and that
was at Grifiins.
A correspondent of the Urtc* ami
Courier says: Col. Butler on his re
turn litis decided thai the salmon ro
ported caught in the Conga roe in
Oraugeburg by Col. Gnodyn is a rock
tish. But an inquest will bo held up
on it in Washington before it is
thoroughly established what to con
sider it.
We are pained to learn of the death
of Mr. Joshua Buzzard, who for many
years past has been a venerable den
eon in the Baptist C??reh of our
town. For one or two years past he
has beennlllicted with feeble health,
and, at last, his physical form has
succumbed to the encroachments of
disease, nnd he has been called lo his
long home. Me died on Thursday
morning and win buried in Friday,
the funeral services being performed
by Rev* T. M. Galphin, the pastor of
the village Baptist Church, a large
concourse of friends and relatives
having gathered together to pay the
lust tribute of respect lo his mem
ory. Me was a consistent Christian
and goes in triumph to receive hii
Ii nut reward. He was a faith fill mein
berol the Baptist Church for40 years
and was about 7d years obi when hi
died; Our deepest Hyinpatliies a ?
extended to the weeping family.
The Abart Base Ball Club of Col
umbia came down <?n last Friday and
played the second game of the series
with the 'Si Cilib of Orange burg.
The game was a hotly contested oht
and spiemliuly played on both sides.
The excitement was very great; a!
one moment one side, nnd then tin
other being ahead. At last the game
wound up with the Orangebiirg boys
one ahead. There was hot much
room for boasting on the part of the
Victors?but a miss is as good as a
mile for the vanquished* and the
Urahgcbtlrg boys could not conceal I
their dclightat winning back the lau
reisWhieh they lost in Columbia, j
Tito Columbia boys were eutertaihes
i at the Fairy Motel and seined to en
joy themselves dtiring the day. At
night they went around serenading
some of our citizens. We return
thanks for the attention paid the
editor of the Times during the round
\Ve tire glad to hole the cultivation
of t Im spirit of friendly einula! ion be
tween the young people of the two
cities Of Columbia and Orangeburg.
It is a I oft 3 und no: de trait ami
should be encouraged by all. There
is'ddso something more worthy in
these athletic gaities titan we are apt
to conceive of. There are two kinds
of education, t he physical iiiVd moil
tnl. The hitter is gained in the school
I house, and the former On th'e play
grouud. Let not the. One be over
loo-cc.l in theetiUiva! ion :>f the other.
, Tliey tire both rc.;v.iVc.l lb- iliedevol
j dpsr.oht of lhe perfect man. (Jive an
hc-lieer to the liovs in their manly
! snorts; The. s*ci>re stood l-l '.'? 111.
Notice.
Cot'xrv Commission Kits1 Oitioe,
OuAroiKUi'Ko CofN rV,
Oiangcburg, S. ('.. May 111, 1S81.
"7VT OTlCK i' hereby given that the
J_% undersigned will attend nil ilie fitll
day of .I,ulyvl8^i. at the New Bridge acros<
South Kdislo Kiver on die lload h-adjog
frbin Llaekville. S. to t'o'unibia. S. ?.,
ft4* die purpose of ''letting mit" the half of
said Bridge (which by law in rephiid by
Oraiigcbui'g Comity) fur repairs tt*c.
Spec:ticalInns made knov ii on day of.* de
For :i i.id of more than one hundred
ihdhirs, a lloml uitb appioved sureliis for |
double the a" b nit t? hid. lor did fnithlul
! performance of the wo k, Will be required.
I 'I he lowest responsible bidder wilt b
I awarded theodotrict, die right !?? reject |
j any nlnl all hid*, being however reserved.
?V u.der.
J?S. A. FA NN l NU.
Co. t orn.
j L. II. WANNAM VKKU,
C Ii. C. C , O. ( .. H C.
j jhll 0 td
I Delinquent Lands for Sale for the
Tax of 1879, 1878 and 1377.
Amelia Township ?Li/.z:c M.lhirlt, 1
lot;
Airs, bhoina Zeigler. pt?0 ?'eies. 1 building '
t nw-Ctnv?.Mrri. 1.mm.i Zeigte!1, ?o?'
acre.'*.
( ow t'a-tb?Ciilla Bowman, It! a?:roK, 1
biiiluiug.
Ed hi i?Mm. Elizabeth Snu.ak 1 d acres,
?1 Uni ?liiig-.
Elizabeth?Mrs K. C. Ilarlcy, 10 acre?;
d K \\ aits, leaves.
ti'iud and?Martha 15 Ctarilner, 7S acres.
Jit l>roii ? Mrn, K 1. W tld?aml ?V Gurney,
I (iltil acres; F F Wolfe, ISO acres.
Fihkity ? iJeiiiis Sirmnnn, 2? acre-, ~
hi.Piling-.
Urunye?Primus T Ulli wick, 1 lot: Peter
Ca Id weil; t17 acres. 4 bid Illings; -Vnnon M
.lone.-, '2{'.0 acres, <> buildings.
Pine <ir<i w?10 L> orias, 157 acres,
. btdltliug.
Lnii.ii?Willinui rnSlman, 21 acres, 1
building; trink Williams, ;i"> acres.
Vance.?John ti Tucker, -8 acres.
U blow?.Miiii'cw l\ Sinoalt, 00 acres.
Kion?uiittiVH Wolfe, Ithj acres, 8 build
ings.
Anicli.t? Mrs. vhnma Zeigler, (lO'J acres,
-1 huildiitgn,
taw-law?Mrs. Finnin Zeiglcr. 3?0
acres, ih7o.
Arne ia?Mm. Kin lit a Zeigler, 900
acres, Ib77.
OFF!C E U F CO C NT Y AFI) I fOII,
On a No i.nt; no County.
Orutigehurg, C. IL, .S*. C, June 7th 1881.
Notic- is hereby given that the whole oi
the sever.d parcels, lots ,tnd parts of lota oi
thrill 1 .state denvribed in the proceeding
lisl,or so much therein as win lie mcc-sox
to pay the taxes, penalties and assessment*
charged thereon, wid be sold by th
Treasurer of Ota igeimr^ County, .South
i aro ina. ai his oliic ; in sind CoiihtV on
Mom.a; ,the 2<th day of June,(iusian , IS^l,
uuosssiiid laxcH, sse.-.siueut.s and pui allies
tie pahl bet<if*e that time; aiidsnch k:hu win
he (jo. tinned from day t.? day until all ot
said parcels, iotri ami pai is of lota of Keai
hsiaie r,h.ill b<- sold ui olieretl for sale.
1mi.\ MA) ic BARTON,
Auditor Oraiigebiirg County.
June 7th 188L
juii l> ti
Why buffer IVcedlchMly
'A'ith the cotiviilsiug, snadiiioitlc,tortures of
fever ami ague uiul bitiotis remittent, when
Ilostetter'? Stomach Hitters, Bckuowledgctl
lo l>u a real curative of malarial levers, will
crailicatc the cause of so much suffcritig. No
less effective is this tieiiijrnant alterative in
cases of ronstipatiin. rlvs^epsia, liver com
piaiut, rheumatism, und in (renernl ?It-Inliiy
uiul nervous weakness. Per sale by nil Drug
gists ani Dealers Kcnerall/i
pnred
rfttCr],
KI RK ROBINSON,
Insurance and Collecting *&g?nt
R {-presenting a ndmber of ?litt1 ami Rclinhlc ?Toillf'iltiH?*, 1 nni pre>
d to msii? i'ULlCJlEa ott all classes of Property at KADI ?hd ltFAK?NABLt?
AJSTIO
In nddilhjn lo luv Collecting BudneRs, will attend to P II r? Ii UM ill ff and ficIEint^
Ittcal Estate.
FOR SALE
A desirable Residence in the Town, conveUlentl v locatFd for hustricss men, I) willing
two stories; and Inn Bight Rooms, with Kit-men aitd Pal dry itttat-re.nl, .Servant's lluu?e
ami Stable on Premises.
A New One Story Cottage, three Roams and Kitrhen and I'aatdv attached, Servant's
HotiHu on Premise* Located in a healthy and desirable pari of the To?.Vh.
A Plantation of 34'i neres, more or less, j under cultivation, located ahont 4) mile
So oh ol prongebiirg, C. IL. ou the H. C. K. R. Dwelling and dnil.se-toH I'rvntjscs.
Abu for >ale several building Lots in this town, and one. building Lot ?t ltowcsville,
A SMALL FARM in the Town, with a Vineyard of ahont 4 nercs in good culliva Yi? it
Dwelling and Kitchen on promises. Terms reasonable.
KIRK RORIISTSOiSr.
E
Sil ?
up ?rlative in its
uttibutcs.
fiHE WHITE
OJT THE
Stand!* acknowledged
Sohl by
Or:r.:iu;cl>iirf*;, S. CJi
?ct 1
1880
Iv
Of Sowing Machines.
It has the Fide.it Fished Wood
Work, and is Lite
c
lU JL _L*fJLi_.
Machine in the Market.
Its Shuttle is Self-threading,
Its Needle is Self setting,
Its Bobbins can be tided without
removing tVoVk or dttacll incuts!
So simply ettiiMti'ttPioil albl Ligllt
Ruiining, that a chfl Fcku use it.
Warronted tor live vent's,
THE COOLEST AND MOST
ATTRACTIVE PL IGE
AM) SODA WATER FOUNTAIN
Rome relaxation is necessary to peoples of cVJry decree. The h?STd thatthiuks and
he l and that labors must have something to recruit their diminished power. A platd
?fl?E (MM'AM, or a glas? of .Soda Water these hot days is a better tonic and wil do more
ior impaired dijestiou than any medicine, and is at all times a pleasant and wholesome
delicacy. Kiuc Candies, lauey groceries, Crackers etc. always fresh.
LcnionsI Ice! Lemons? Ret Lonlons! Ice!
JOS. KROS.
npl 14-ly Proprietor Oraiip;chiir? Con feet 1 onerj\
THE UNDE SIGNED
x ?to Imh IV ten da and (Iio
" P } iliir. :ii the store recently occupied
A full Stock of General
A ?all solicited ^tind satisfaction guaran
teed.
TOBACCO
W ill be made a specialty.
W. B. THOMPSON.
June -1 1?,SU ly
AilillUIl II. Li WIN,
PHOTOGRAPH ISR,
OFFICK
OH ANGIBBURG, 8? Ci
Now :il A. P. A vi tiger's Store,
Vanees' Kerry.
'ilOllSESHOI^iNtT"
Dime in the host liitinncr Hud ?.n the
most i:ett!*oiiiil?le terms. Also
Blacksmith. Werls
Of e\ery tleM-riptidh done on the
shori est notice und at moderate
prices.
Wi-rk rot?pect fully solicit erl.
W. 11. llONVELL,
Opposite Ilarley'd Cornor.
I > / VP P I/T\?Thon ft and a o
L\ U JJ lJJL JL/gravcs are annually
rohhrd oi iln-ir victims, lives prolonged,
iiappinesH afui lieuilh testeied t>y the line
il the great
GeiiEsii Jnvigora.or,
which positive'}' and permanently cures
Impotency (caused by excesses of any
kind). Seminal Weaknssp, and all diseases
that follow as a sequence of self-abuse, as
hiss of energy, loss ol memory, cniversal
lassitude, pain the hot k. 'limnens of \ ision,
prematiu e old ace. and many other diseases
dial ead to insanity or consumption and a
proir.atui e grave.
.Send lor circulars with Icstimoniuls freo
by mail. The In vi gerate, r is sold at $1
per box. or six boxes for $6, by /?.II drug
gist, oi will be lent free by mail, securely
scaled, on receipt of price bv ad trcssing
F. J. < IE i\M Fl,' Druggis),
18V .Vmmit si. Toledo, Ohio.
Hole Agent for tnu United ?Slates.
may It) lv
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AH orders for Honks Papers, Sc., entrust*
ed to hieuill receive prompt attention.
DEPARTMENT OP DELICACIES
Where tlic hodv can he He freu] ted with
Pure Candies of all kinds, lee Creun of tho
riebest and purest flavors every dav, ex*
cept Sunday, from 11 A. M to 10 P. M.
The Saloon is neat nnd private, and ladies
cati feel at home
Lemonade made with pure l.etnon Juico
and Lo^f Sugar.
Fresh Charleston Patent Ilread every
morning by JCxprcs.s. Abo Currant and
Potato ?rcad. and vaiious other article*
too numerous to mention. Call and t-ee for"
vmirselv.-s. T. C. HUltHELL,
may K)?(5m Russell Stre'le
T. ?DeCh.ia'S'ott?,
THE BEST LESS & SLEEPLESS
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
OrtuiKCbiil'K, H, C.
Prices will tell ! Tacts are stubborn things I
Where can I get the goods I Want?
Where can Iget the Latest Stylca?j
Where can 1 get the goods I lint give Ihn
best satisfaction and at the Lowest Price?
These nre. queutions that interest every
btiiinese num. Ans wen At
T. DkCHIAVETTE,
At Jos. Eros' Store.
Attorney and Counsellor t Law
(.)UANGEHUR(i, S. C
OKlcc corner of Court House .Square
and Church Street, the same
formerly owned and oc
cupied by Wm. M.
Hut.son, Esq.
jtlnc 11
II. SPAHR,
JKWELEK
A SO DK.u.r.u IN
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Ae.
Gold, Silver aud Steel spectachs a
speciality. Just received a 1 ot of tin
18 karat GOLD RINGS.
$gy*All goods warranted as repro
?dated. Prices as low &g possicble,
oct 8 18S0 If