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?1'. D 11 ? It 11 L NOTE 8 I ? o? ' Soapstouc has been found in Fair field. ' Thoro wan a storm in Columbia on Sundn\ night. Ex-Qov. Chamberlain has gono to Europe for his health. Bill Arp has come to the conclusion that it is safer t-o Ik: a farmer than l>c President. Mts. Emma Smith has been elected Clerk of Court iu Laurel County Ken tueky. Amouumentis tobe erected in Keutucky to the memory of Gen. J. C. Breckiuridg'c. Two hundred and eighty pupils arc now .attending the Normal Institut? in Greenville. Thb Charleston S. C. College is cn ?dowed with $290,000. nnd no abler Faculty can be found in the South. The Washington Republican calls Wade Hampton the Charlie Ross of the Democratic party. Gen. Hancock decliuos to have any receptions during Um President's ill mess. G+n. Grant has just bought a house iu New York, us Iiis future home, for 695000. Poor man! Another purse ' ought to be raised for him. Somebody wnnts tho Vice-FNesi deut to neb while the President is rtis , abled. Nonsense! Let Arthur go a fishing. Gen. Hancock has been gracefully iuvited by Secretary Lincoln to take charge of the military display at the Yorktown celebration, Tito Nrirs o*" Courier, last wc.uk, cop ied an editorial paragraph from the TiMes, and attributed it to the Demo <rat. What's the matter, brother? A Republican of New York says he will vote for Wade Hampton for President if be will st ump for prohi bition. Wc dout think Hampton prohibits^ Hon. Jefferson Davis and wife sail cd for Liverpool on Monday to bring home their daughter who is finishing her education abroad. Report-s from Hliuots ace bad from the drought. It is said that cum is mounting up 10*2,00 per bushel. If the Western corn fails us, the pros pect will indeed be bad, T.hcrc wilS bo ail International Ri fic Tournament at the Atlanta Expo ? nit ion in Octolior, It Trill be the gta.hdest tifW affair ever held in this country. Can't O/angchurg furnish * beam out of her good shots? ?s iitVA'fffyht|Ytrij>rCinua mr me frfest 'dent. It argues that the action of the present attending physicians has been an insult to the public. Dr. Bliss cut bis hand in the last operation upon ti c President and the wound is badly inflamed and swollen from particles of I be pus getting into it. This shows the p? isoiicd condi tion of the pus from the President's -wound better .than anything else. IL S. Edings of-Charleston, r young aaan of heretofore good reputation, raised cheeks on Maj. E. Willis of ?th:it City at ad obtained money on them to the amount of $3100 last A jpril. A few days s^o lie was arrest ed in St Lftwuia, where the tow awaits rebuild Lion. John P. Fort has bored an artesian well in South West Georgia, winch has brought up pure cool crystal wa ter from below the blue marl beds un deriving the limestone formation. This will givn the blessing of health to the richest part of Georgia. Since the action of the State Agri cultural Society in favor of the Lien Law, a considershlu difference of opiu ion has been developed throughout thy State on tin subject. While .some argue that its abolishment will be best for land owner and laborer, others argue that it will drive labor .cut of the. State, ami oppress the poor aav.i, ami injure the D iih.i'a:atic par ty. ? * A singular ease of Kit (closing took place in North Carolina lust week. A company of low white peo pic having squatted in a colored school bouse, they were Ku-kluxer] by a number of masked people in the night. The inn atcs fired upon those outside, and one pesron was killed, which proved to be a colored woman in disguise. Wc have seen oue of the famous Cash pamphlets. It is racy reading, hut a coin plot e conglomeration of right aud wrong, aud it takes a clear head to separate the one from thooth er. It is a i i tu re of the vanities and inconsistencies of life and brings for cibly to mind tint'it is not all gold that glitters," and that it is very un safe to estimate men by position or success. At the same time it will not beguile any thoughtful and honest reader who is led alone by the light of truth and reason. Such render* will look ni the merits of the question and not at the men. When you hayfe an inflamed eye,n swelled hand,or decayed ami aching looth, yon do not take and Iii! your stomach with.drugs to cure il, hutnp ply a cooling-lotion or scone soothing narcotic directly to the parts. So If you have a weak or lame back, sore kidneys, profuse or scanty urine, or the secretory syst em is clogged nnd inactive, you should use I rof. Gnil mette's French Kidney Pad, which is a directly local application, which al ways gives speedy relief and always eures tlir disease. Ask your drug, gift for it, TUE GRAKtiEBU?G TIMES. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, STILES R. MELLICH AMP, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Terms of Subscription. One Copy one Year.$1 00 * ?? " Six Month. 76 Rates of Advertising. One Square 1st Insertion-$1 00 Each Subsequent " . 80 Notice* inserted in Local Column at 20c per Line. All Subscriptions and Transient Advertise ments to be paid for in Advance. fST* w? are in no wny rccpon^ible for the viowe? or opinions *?' ->ur t'orrenpond ?ntn. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18,1881. Threatoncil Lynching. A rumor prevailed while the Presi dent was sinking that a party of men intended to attack the prison and lynch Guittcau. Precaution was im mediately taken to strengthen the guard, but bo far no attempt has been made. XJUlo Hopes. Ou Tuesday morning the news spread that the President was dying, and ever since the dispatches from the White House have been watched with anxiety. The condition is in deed fearful, and it would not sur prise us to hear the worst at auy moment. His stomach has become so delicate and nauseated that it re fuses to hold nourishment. He ia extremely weak, restless and suffering from irritation nud bed-sores. The physicians arc reticent, and nppar ently trying to conceal the true state of the case from the public; We can see no wisdom in this course. It does good neither to the physicians, the path lit, nor the prblie. Wc enter tain little hopns of the President's re covery. k.c Cnrcfnl. If there is anything that impresses us as important at this time, it i' tin necessity of harboring the strength and resources of the Democratic party. Let os be careful not to take on more than wc carry. Above all let us not eudaugcr the life of the par ty by looking ten* selfishly to our own advantage. Broad spirited patrio tism is needed. Rash action is in ad yj sy 1 de .WA^-AWR iVBfikk > i/? ti?M?i i ff<i to the interest of all. We can't af ford t*? admit of divisions in bur ranks. Let us keep our lines well dressed. Agricultural Society meeting. On last Saturday morning, the Agri cultural Society met at the Fair Building according to previous j.p pointment. The President beting absent, Vice President John C. Hoi man called the meeting to order and presided. Mr. W. T. M?ller was*ap pointed on the Immigration Commit tee in place of Hon. Samuel Dibble resigned. The exciting question of the "Pence Law" was thou taken up. Several speeches were made, which, not being present, we arc unable to report. The spirit of the meeting was altogether in favor of the "stock law," as is shown by the following resolution offered by Mr. Jude Robinsou, which was passed without opposition: "As it is the unanimous sentiment of this Society, to do away with the present old fencing system, and have no fence, except for fencing iu stock; Resolved, That our mem hers of the Legislature be requested to use all the means in their power to have the ' iN'o Fence" law passed as a State measure; aud, if this fail, to uae their efforts to have it passed for the benefit of Orangeburg County." The 'Lien Law" was next discuss ed, and the unanimous opiniou was that it should he repealed. Dr. O. N. Bowman offered the following resolution, which was carried, with out a dissenting voice: Resolved. That it is the. sentiment of the Agricultural Society of Orange burg that the "Lien Law" should he repeal?d by the Legislature at ita ucxt session. After the discussion aud pe'.tlo ment of these questions, the members of the Society, as usual, repaired to the upper room of the building, where a fine dinner awaited them, nnd was highly enjoyed. Thus passed a pleasant flay of t-ocial enjoyment among our farmers. Wc feel satisfied that these meetings are profitable to our people socially and agricultur ally, nnd we arc surprised t hat every farmer in the County does not attach himself to the Society. jL CAKD. Having been misrepresented by a certain traveling Agent to the people of our County, in my insurance husi it ess, 1 beg leave to slate that my rales for farm policies on dwellings and outhouses on the same premises are prrcisv/y the same as those offered by said traveling Agent. I would also remind the people that hi case of a fire, the loss can be ad justed with less expenpe by the resi dent Agent than bv nnv one eine. KIRK ROBINSON, Ins. Agt. 555JE Kcv. W. B. Parier. The sad intelligence comes to us of the death of the Rev. W. R. Parier, at his homo near Orangeburg, on Sat urday morning, after a short illueas from typhoid fever. The funeral ser vices took place on Sunday evening, Rev. T. M. Galphin of our town ofiici atiug, after which the bedy of the de ceased was interred in the grave yard at Pour Holes church, a large proces sion of friends and relatives following the remains to the grave. Mr. Pnrkr was the eldest son of Mr. James Parlor, a successful plan ter, aud a most intlueutial and estima ble citizen of Orangeburg County, who died a few years after the war. Mr. W. R. Parier, the deceased, re ceived from his father, who was pos sessed of means, a ,'iberal education at. Fur in an University, and, early cx- j hibitiug a pious teudeney, he fiuish cd his course at the Theological Semi nary at Greenville in preparation for the Baptist miuistry. After his grad nation he served with success in sev eral pastorates, and, at the time of his death, was the minister in charge of the Four Holes Church. A new church had just been completed at this post greatly throughhis exertions and it is a melancholy coincident that the first service held in it was that over his body on last Sunday. Mr. Parier was possessed of many sterling trait* of character. He was always devoted to the cause of hia Master whom he has now gone to meet. Although he is taken away from us,, like all good men, he still lives in his deeds and his lite the mem ory of which is left with us. He married a daughter of the late Samuel E. Rickeubaker, who is left behind in early life to mourn the loas of a devotee! husband. The vend caused by the hand of death is always sad to contemplate, but the mourning ones to day we point to the consola tion which always springs from the death of the righteous. %%'bj any C hange ? OaAWOEnrno, Aug. IG, 1SS1. Editor ( ran-jebury Time? : Our town ban prospered and is ?tili prospering and improving under the prcHe?t Council. Why then any change? The Acting Mayor, the Mayor, and all the *nem Itersif Council, have been faithful to pub Ik* duty without pay. There i? no use in achange, and exciting a stir. Let ua ro-clcet them. JtfSTICB. Town Politic*. 0?A*<arsrR<s S. r Aug. 1?, 1S81. j.* ~ ? As the Municipal election i? near at hand, I beg leave to make one re mark. A screw needs to be turned in favor of light taxes. Hard times are coming und the tax-pay era who bear the burden need retrench nicht. Without cabling reflections upon any body, let men be elected to Council who own property and arc personally interested in the welfare of the town. Mant Tax-P.vtkrs. Assignee's Sale fjlhe undersigned will sell at Hamberg S. JL C. on Monday the 2~nd day of August in-tant nt I-o'clock, a valuable stock of Medicines in quantities desired; a lot of Goods commonly .-old in drug stuffs; Fix tures eie; a niimber of drawers. (*mall) wiili handsome druggist's labels; a lirst rate Soda Water Fountain with apparatus complete, Ac. &c. !SK ? N N hU a: W1LLI VMS, . llatnberg.se Aug 18 It Aesiguces ELECTION NOTICE. AN Election for Mnyar and four Alder men lo;*t|ie City ofOfstigebtirg,8 i'.., will be UeM on Tuesday, September 13th 1881. polls to be opened at 7 o'clock A. M., and closed at ?"> o'clock P. M. REGLSTRATION ALI. p-rFon* qualified to vote at this Election, will be required to Register previous to the Klcctioll. Runks for Regis tration will be opened on Friday; SatuirSny and Monday, the 6th. 10th and Pitli.of Heptemhcr 1^81. Polls opened fur Kfgis ralion from 7 o'clock A. M. to 3 o'clock P. M. Py Order of t'onnril. i . R Ju.Vr.ti, t 'lerk of Council, aug 1? 3t fl^HK following < cnsigiitii at S., C. R. L R.. are not Wird dial iher mupt fniiie forward at oitceai.d n move their (reicht, or it will be Mored at their expense : K. R. Vanscnt. t' F Probst, S (i Kurd ham. W S Huiion, <? ILm.oti. H N Snell, J b Living'ion, 7, M Wulfe. tV A .'olinsan, W .1 ,l<-ucs. v B ItiJev. I? W Karton. J .. W ar, VY T I'lillij s. N 1" VV -iitrunk, W It Ktmx .1 h.Iom,-Mi I> Rrt. It II Knotu. V I liiiimbliiiB. J 'J'r?adwcl1 leuifd), W R Jeflboal, S A Andre*?. John a. imstbll, Agt. Orangetu'g H gh Schiel "W7 ILL open ?">n the IpI Monday )f in September, ISM. AT a heavy per ?mal expend, I h .? veiny Acndoiny IN FIRST RA 1 K condition. SEPARATE sparltiiruls for fHrls and Boys; and no intercourse between I hem allowed. PERSON** desiring lostudy Ger man, should apply at the Legili ning, as only one NEW Class will be organized thi* session. I"^OR terms apply to 1 J. Fi KISKR, Principal. fliiglS 2 MENEY" KOHN We are determined to reduee our stock preparatory to taking an in\en tory of the same, And trill offer extra inducements to buyer* during the coming TEZETT > We have made sweeping reduc tions iu pricea through our entire line Out bargains are Linen Dress goods at 10 formerly 25 Plaid Dresa Goods ? 12} ? 30 Union Lawns ,.7 ? 12} Itlack all word bunting 20 ? 30 Colored ? ? ,, ? ? ? 20 ? 30 in a 1 dress ptv?b Tilaek Grenadine* 25. et?, formerly 50. Halbriggan Hose 25 formerly 40 eta. B41bread all linen hemstitched band kercheifa 12^cts, worth 25. Hcmstich all linen needle worked comers at 15 cts, worth 30. AST J?. ICCJ^ST at 00 cts worth $1 Linen Dnnmxk Towel* at 25 cts worth JO. Thift is a wonderful reduc tion and only a few more left. Table Linens, Napkin*,Tied Spreads and Lace Curtains must be doted 3 : ? TS 3ST If you need Cnssimcres, Cot louades, and Flannel*, now is the time lb birr them. Fans and Parasols at * sacrifice. Japanese parasols UL 10 and 20 cents. A 4 inch deep iiaUJhurg edging only 22cts, Our of laces is the largoat and always l'aecheapcst in town. In the Clothing line we have markedidown the balance of slock atprimecost nnd no hit in bug. Pine Flannel suits $12.50, former price$15 Linen Dusters $2 A Few more nobby styles straw hats your own prices. Must have SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! A reduction of 50cts on all low quartered goods to clone out on miner stock. As usual all shoes warrant ed a? represented. THE WHITE Sewing Machine and gaining favor continually. BUTTEBIOKS Fashions for July and August ready. Ladies call and got a copy free. HENRY KOHN. LANEDlUII'S TURNIP & CABBAGE EE DSU! A FR KHS?PPLY AT w- x. siosmsesrs Jeweller, Orangeburg S. C Notice to <'oii?uiTitjr? of] T'obtvof-o. "VT OVlt attention in called to a few brand* JL of in* line r-moaViiig and chewing 'Ldiaeco'a, al?o Segar?- ai i! Crgarettiii, which I niak?: a iq>rciahy: Chewing?Celebrated '.'.nix Saw, the (ioldtm Bar, torn <"ob, Micpic, Farly bird, fapt. j?ek, Auriira l'au ' ake, I'.onj.l, Wold I'nnwilcd Mill* h'I'ira tine Cut, and many other brand-* which sre not mcntiomd here, nlwavs mi hand; .Su oking: W. '1. l'dokwcll? A I*??*?. l'\i i Ii am, thtt wtiij gcnunie lllockwella Long ' in, i?f.j'if?ri*aiid Cigretta, Morhurg Hr?>n. Mrlriif-e i'urly Cut, Smoker* Truret Frirtid. I.arillortl Solid, put up in tin toil, 1*. Yt. (mil & Ax in iehraied Crown Brand. *<r garer"" w irahelia, Private Stock, Quecic l ittle l.orriia, Loll* S?i, Ornato, Jdaik Wrnji. iaMiiile, I mm pre State. Cigarette* - Lone Fiehciiitati. Pride of tho North, Litt e Joker, I Jack well'* Durham. All of the abave ar? guatanteed to be tirxt cla*** C?tc nie a call and !>?.? convinced that i keep the W.i TolmcM'n in the market. Look for the Blue .Siore FIUNK KIAHKK, Agt. OFFICE OF D. L SMOAK 4 CO w F. would reeiH-olfully auk the public to call and examine our ntoek of nmrz goocs la ondlea* varictr. OlaOTJbAlJLTa In all the Late?t and moil Fachionabi? My lea. Both Staple and Fancy Tho World Renovnod LYON BAKING POWDER In I, \, ? and 1 11? parkapa*, guaranteed Bout of all or money refunded. FLOUR! i& Direct from the Mill*, and to call particu lar attention to two of our Fancy brand*, -BOLTED SNOW" ani> "HARVEST PRIDE," Which cannot he equaled in thi* Market, and which ia within the reach of the poor aa well aa the rich. A full and well Selected Stocl, from $7 50 to 00 per set. From $2 to $12. TOBACCOS From the Real Facloriea in North Carolina and Virginia, Low for C'anh. STRAW GOODS For Lndiea, Mi**e*, Children, Men, Youth* Hoya in great variety. rj1I*!E will not allow n? to meadow onr 1 Kniire Stock. Come and look and you will be p'caaed. Buy and you will be ?alieued. Keapectfully. B. 3. SMOAK *C0< mm WOO REWARD Over a mil lion of Fpef. Onilupiic'ii 'ranch Kidaor 'ads have al *dy been ?old ?i thin country nd in Franoe; every on? of hlch ?m giv ' n perfect sat isfaction, and haveperforiu?1? Cures every time' when us?d according to (lit cot hi hp. We now h?\ t?? iu* atuinted aad doubting omu that T7o will pay the above reward for a ?ingle ca>a of ? ? L?SE BACK That the Pad fail*.to cur*. . Thia Qroa Remedy will positively 'and permnrieatly cure Lumbago, Laru? Kacic, ''Gchdh*^ (irnTcl. Pi:?b*teH,.I>fop*y, Bright'? Diseasa of tho Kidneys. Incontinence and Ueten [ tion of ihe" Urine, Ihflamttinn [*if iho ! Kidneys. O.tarrh of: die liladder, Higk Colored I'rbie. Pain in the Back, Kids or Loins. Nervous VTeaknesa, and in fart all disorder* of tbe Bladder and Urinary Organs whetber contracted by prirate di*ea?e or otherwise. B.ndiCTJ, if too are suffering frei? i Female ^ rsknw, Leurorrhusa, or any disease of the Kidneys, ITaddei, or Urin ary Organ?, YOU CATV IIB CUR EI* t Without swallowing nauseous attdietsM by aiiuptj wearing PROF. FREN( II WHICH CURES BY ADHORPTTON. Ask Tour drnggist f.ir . PRO>\A*UJl> MKTl'hVi rRKNCIl KIBNEY PAP, and take, no etker. If hw has sot got it, send $-J.oo and you will roeeiretee P*d by re* turn mail. I'llOK. tillLMETTRS PRESCH LIVEU Wi 1 positively cur? Fora? ?ad Agit?, Dumb Ague. Ague Take, iit!)H?a Ke?er. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, au i all disease* of the Liver. Stomach and Blood. Pric* $1 lift by mail. Send for Prof. ' Iiiilinoilo'a 1 r<?a ti*e on the Kidney* and Liter, free by saa it, AddrenA FRENCH PAD CO. To ed?. Ohio. Fur sale br I>r. J. U. ?asn nm-ker ()..rgeb<ir>-. C. H., S.C. rniA.r 11?, iRSl It. GUILUSTTB'S KIDNEY PAD, TUT m Hi E in iihw offering blUvAT BARG .i INS * in the balance of his SUMMER GOODS. -o Prices reduced 25 to 75 per cent. -o - All tho^io desiring to nave money should not fail to call at the EXTRAORD IN All V RBBU0Y1ON in the prices of all Summer wear. Call early and procure Bargain*?. o The "HOUSEHOLD'' SEWING MACHINE entirely new, perfect, easy running and simple. Also the GREAT STANDARD, "TIIR DOMESTIC,'' together with Needles iVc, al ways on hanti at THEODOR KOflW, For the Summer months: Rate- ?l 50, $2 a?d $2 50 per day. According to Location of Room. E.T.G.VILLAHI), Proprietor, t'harleataa, S.C]