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::\ n She is Dead, j j Yes tho loved one is- dead. Could wo'lmve on'H' seen and heard? "Could we luive seen their snowy wings, Who eotue to seek her here, Could we hare heard the rapturous things lliey wnlfpered in her ear; uCbuld we ha\' seen her join the throng Of sinners 8H\ d lroiu sin. Am! henjd the hursts of holy song With whk'h they bore* her In; ' l,^fl would not-weep, that one so mild Was welcomed lirsttc rest. That ?Jesus tehfe His trusting child Now gently to llis'broast." t Words of Wisdom. There are some men who are Tor tune favorites, and who, like cuts, light forever on their legs. The highest perfection of human reason is to know that there is on in finity, of truth beyond its reach. '"If is one satisfaction, failing to find pYefcrment, to feel'that we are at least free from all indebtedness. . (,E.very man is clos cly , connected with bis every fellow-man, nor should ?."X distance of relationship, enter into consideration where there is a ^qmmon nature Nothing disposes us better to con iU^epcc, to the pleasures of intimacy, than a common' subject of suffering. Thus our companions in misfortune become almost always our friends. ll .The great moments of life are but moments like the others. Your doom is spoken in n word or two. A single look from the eyes; a mere 'pressure of the hand, may decide it; or .'of the lips, though they can not epdnk. \fc $1 is"a delightful sensation which a ?he*r passion begins to stir op within .ps'whch the old one is not yet entire ly, departed. Thus at .sunset we take pleasure in seeing the moon rise on 'We opposite side of" the heavens, and ^rejoice in the double splendor of both luminaries, __. . '\ t How to Cook a Husband. ' Tne''first thing to be done is to catch him. Having done so, the .mode of cooking him so aa to make a good dish of him is as follows : Many ikoocT husbands are spoiled in cook ing: 'Some women keep them con stantly*1 In .hot1 water, while others 'freeze them, with conjugal coJduqrsT; B?rne sm'?tberthcm^^ an|l rContcntion^aj^rY-"still others ' keep th^uJtart^Teklp all thuir lh^s;:/J^ljeae /' women always-servo them up with tongue sauce. No it is not supposed that husbands will be tender and good if treated in this way ; but they arc, on the contrary, very delicious when managed us follows: Get a large jar, called the jar of carefulness (which all good housewives have on Land), place your husband in it, and set him near the fire of conjugal love ; let the fire be pretty hot, especially let it be clear; nbovo all, lei the heal be1 constant* coveting him over with ,alleclion and subjection ; garnish him :,with spices of pleasantry, ami if you add kisses and'other confections, let them bo 'accompanied with a a suftl , ]c(^nt portion of secrecy, mixed with prudence and modern'ion.? Toledo Blade. Sherman in Atlanta, or tho Devil in Paradiso. Peace to the ashes of the past. Let all go that can go, and if incino ly could be induced to ignore itself, '( we wob Id say, cover over the'whole bloody chasm, ami even forget the ' ' house burner, desolator, perjurer and . iliar, that now, in palace cars, revels over the sacred grounds that once he reduced to ashes amidst the wailings *: of women, tho cries of infants and the agonizing groans of brave men. Sherman in Atlanta. Great Heav ens ! Wc think of it almost a3 wo do of tho devil in Paradise! Sherman in Atlanta! Worse than all the ' 1 plagues of Egypt. Ho desecrates her ground, ho breathes contagion to her air, and if we were not a generous people1; ft brave people, a forbearing -'i /people, Sherman could never be in .Atlanta. Sherman in Atlanta! Hard, hard to realize. Living men amy shake your accursed fingers, but r.. as they, do it, if no spirit from the dead arises to shame them, there is .a monster known ns conscience which will torture them into burning shame, and as they feel the sling, righteous men will saj', M 13 good for you. ,. Trouble at home, war abroad, dis ? tress at large, 3'cllow fever in our cities?theso aro Providential, nnd we can endure them ; but Sherman in Atlanta? No, never 1 never!! nov ' er ! \!?Camden Journal. How long do you think it took to write.the Bible? Fifteen hundred ?years. From; Moses, who wrote Gen esis, to John, who wrote Revelation, it was that long, long timo. How many people helped to write it? Moro than thirty. Some were shepherds, some farmers, soine fishermen, some j ten .-makers, some kings, some judges nnd some princes. Some were learn ed, some were, unlearned, and yet they j all agree In what they write. Respect)Hilly calls the attention of the Public to their well selected TOOK OF GOODS .u.ti' lv?v ?dniup j Consisting of everything usually kept in a first-class store, and will taJce occasion to return their thanks for the very liberal parondge thus far bestowed, and will always strive to keep up heir stock o siich a standard, that they will merit a fare proportion of the trade, nd in order to sell a t ihe Iotuto st possible price. They bunj all leading ?rticleh, such as FLOUR, BACON, ? SALT, , ( SpiJP, !' BAG.GING and TIES, " and domestics of every kind* at -Jlrs(> Jut/ids,- yvhicli enables them to compete with ftlliorhers^ui tnefr tine of business- Therefore, our customers cajZrV&sfrTCssur ed that their interests shallah^^^feguaj'^ed. We also purcha.s^tj&?hii hhgliest cas7i prices COXTON^J^^?CORN, RICK, _PEAS , &c ^'Tmd all other country produce* A V :C'ORN MW CITUROM- RUSSfiL STREETS. ] HI ??! | .? nil j . . ? ? OHiK<3n?u?af S. C, September 28,! ' ?'" "' 'V ,u " 'Sa ! ": First Class Family , , Grpcpry, at Patrick's Old -Stand, Corner of Russell and Tr.eadwell Streets, Orangeb?rg. I RESPECTFULLY ? INFORM. THE PUBLIC THAT I HAVE OPEND AT the above stand a llrst class Whore can be found everything needed for family, use of. the. very best mudity, and warranted fresh nib) gyJt'uine. f A'ill malic il a point to keep nothing for sale hut what is first class and fresh. By permanent arrangements made I will receive uty goods weekly?and by close and Careful .attention to my business, and the wants of my customers. I hope to receive,a loir" share 61 patronage.' Goods received on consignment, ami eonntry produce solo ?r ship ped to Charleston or Northern markets on Commission. I i V I CHARLES S BULL. Orahgcburg, S. C, SeptembcrC, 1S7S Age i DEALER IN mm mm mmmm ufymm? FINE. CHE WING OB A Q O, DOMESTIC AND I MPORTED SEGARS, I : . -ASPECIALITY . Made of Moun ta in Dow Corn Wtiisice^. CHAMPAGNE, ALES, PORTERS BRANDIES WINES, BEER &c &c. Ihave on hand a very iteavy stock which 1 am offering for sale cheaper than any one else in tho County.. Mr. A. i L. STROMTAN is with ufe apd 4vl|l be pleased to seo his friends at Doyles Coruor. I.'tils'? II [Orangeburg, September 0. Z. J. KING T ! ."A \\ j\ j IS :'(/' NORTH WEST CORNER STATE HOUE23EJ ?QTJ-A/O.ID, COLUMBIA S. 6. BOARD $200 PER DA Y. OMNIB US QScs. Spcolal attOHtlon ,aud RATES to oomrnorcial travolors. Orangeburg Oct. 18 1878. iy INotioo. IWILL Die,my Amu account as Admin istratrix oV Mm EstAto of John P. Halglcr, deo'd, w idi the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg county, on the 11th day of March next;, and ask for Letters' Pismissory. ALLIE P. HAIGLER, Adiifr*. Fo'\ 7th, 1379.5t NOTICE T? CREDITORS. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, Orangebuiio County. In lhe Common Ideas. Watson A. O'C?in. John A. O'Cnin, Adm'rs of Jacob II. O'Cain, against Val entino Plttham and others, cretlitors of Jacob H. O'Catn, Lavlnla Hamol and others. Pursuant to an Order of tho Court of Common Pirns, made in the above enti tled cause, at January Term 187!), no tice is hereby given to all creditors of tho Estate of Jacob II. O'Cain who have not already presented and p-oved their de mauds, to present and prove them before me, by the ilrst day of May, 1879. W. M. IIUTSON. Master. MASTEU'8 OFFICE, Jan. Si, 1879-o-a-m-3t. ?STotico of Dismission rpiIB UNDERSIGNED GIVES NO JL TICE that ho will iilo his linal ac eoutit u? Committee of Rachael Cartin, ^deceased, with the Hon. Judge ot Pro bate for Orangoburg County, on the2Ith day of February next, and ask for letters dlsmissory. J. W CARTIN, Jan 24?4t Committee. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Office County Commissioners, } Okanokuuko County. > OuANOKuuno. S. C. Jan. 10, 1879. ) TpHE LAKE OR HOLLOW BRIDGES U (about sixteen in number) at the Bamberg Crossing on South Edisto Riv er, Will ho let out, to be built, to the lowest bidder, on the 18th day of Febru ary next, at 12 o'clock \L. at the bridge by the County Commissioners. By order of the Board. Jan Ut0 T. lt. MALONE, Clerk. IVoiioo ofDissiiisi-iion. nPHE undersigned hereby gives notice X that he will file his linal account as Guardian of P. D. Tlllcy, D. E. Tilley and M. S. Tilley, with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg county on tho 17th day of February, 1879, and ask for Letters Dismission. J. B. LIVINGSTON. Guarding" Notice. THE ANNUAL MEEJ^SlT?F THE SlmreholdersofJ^rttforangeburg Ag ricultural ajjA^Mcehatdcal Association wUl be heldj on the 8th day of February. X87JLrjlfe'"Ten o'clock, (being the second Saturday.) for the purposo of electing seven Directors to serve" as such- for the year conuueuciugr on the second Satur day in February, 1879. and ending on the second Saturday in February. 1880, and for'sucli othor and further business as may be brought before the meeting. N. B ??AH Shareholders are requested to be riresenl/i ?By Jfnlef. J L. IIEIDTMAN, Sec. andTrcas. O; a. ami M. A*. Januray 24?3 DisjHoliition ot* Co-purt TVTOTICE i? HEliEBY GIVEN that ?1 the Partnership between JOHN C. PIKE und'JOAB W. MOSELEY was dissolved of: the First Day of January. a. D. 1879, by mutual consent. All debts due to the said Partneruship are to be paid to, and those duo from the.same, discharged by JOHN C. PIKE, who will continue the business at the old stand under his own name. J. C. PIKE. J. W. MOSELEY. Orangeburg, S. C, Dee. 2, 1S79. a. B. Knowi/ton. a. Latur?p KNOWLTON & 1 ATHRO P, "Attorneys and Counsellors, ORANGEBURG, S. C. Doc-]?-tf Attorney and Counsellor at Law (Cor. Church A St. Paul's Street.) ORANGEBURG, S. C. Dee 13-tf , > flhLD AMERICAN HO PEL W Established about 1830 Resueltated on the European Plan fur Gentlemen only. TERMS: Rooms each person per day.HO I per week.?3.00 per mouth...8 and $10 According to location of Rooms paid n advance. UOAiti) TERMS: Board and lodging.?1 50 per day Hoordiand lodging,..0 50 per week . M I A LS. Breakfast.L/..t.2">e Dinner.fiOc Supper.v.25c MRS. M. J. ARCHER. Ppronrletress, 29 George st. corner King, sop 27 lyi Charleston, S C. LV~E, SMOAK & CO. II WE MADE Great Reductions in. tho price of COME AND SEE OUR LARGE AND < well assorted .flock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Roots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Groceries, Tinware, Hardware, Tobacco, jCigar8, Whiskies, Brandies, and Wines, I MUCH LOWER than they have yet been sold in this place. TOBACCO and CIGARS. of the best brands, wo are selling by the box, at Factory prices. Call nnd examine our goods, we hove attentiTesalenmcn who will bo pleased to wait on you. Thanking you for past favors, we solicit the same In tho future. Very respectfully, D. E. SMOAK & CO., Orangeburg, S. C. Jan. 17, 1870. . ?~--^^^Tt***^ .Vj'|' H A ED TIMES. 7/ Vi THIS Is heard all over the land. Every paper published Is heralding the coming Vsfr w\?V^uVse'asoft^ Wise Indeed be that man who profits by the ominous and portentous signs that loom up in the unknown future. Who, heeds tho distant rumbling of the lar away, but rapidly approaching storm that will yet, like Jtbe relentless hurricane, ?Ireep over the lSnd. But' wiser far is he who has learned wisdom and experience from the bitter lessons of the long past'-by paying more for tho necessities of lifo than they are worth simply because they have been granted'*, little time. r Tin iesson taught has beeb a hard one, but still there Is time to halt and retrace you steps. -Buy where you got the,most goods (or the least caslfmobby. ' Buy where you get thirty-six Inches to tho yard on'? H*?topn ounces to the pound. Yes. Go beyond this Goldcii Knie Viui 1 huy ??' glv< Af?iVl^LinV? detail. ; ? Auction Sales?Saturdays and First Mondays nt tho Rooms at 11 o'clock. Will also attend to sales any place where services of an Experienced Auctioneer are required* ' '' NEW GOODS AND SPECIAL BARGAINS opening every day. Call and be convinced. .... Yours Respectfully, ly where you can, with your hard nnd powerful cash, get two dollors Worth of goods for one. T?IP opportunity U at last ven you. Man, woman,child, whatever is wanted in you* uaio papartmonts call on uaand we will furnish It far below iy competitor. If not in stock wo take pleasuro In ordering for you without charge. .. . . j. It ." '" ' '' ? russell street, orangeburg; s.o.. Jan. 24,1870. C. D. KORTJOnN, Pibp, Orlsfbyil ^etlb?, Hooso, ?? lit (t.i ! IOl W.ti >?> _.r " '? 1 . - Mhi s?U %no,,i ffi, iol YiiW!,fl4,,iw;,,; 1 IUI Umoti f..m.t|r ;.M,.!.t: n..<.!_/ j.w oirtrjylt-linoKtit? Uafrn ' ? "?-*;/'ivi ottul v* d'.-i.'irr iCi I'-J ? ? .: ?!' ' ? livfjtfo'il Wi 1 ?I n ^oi wt The Favorite Dry-Goods Resort ?-o? ? Furchgott, Benedict & Ooj Charleston, S. CV OFFER THEIR NEW FALL STOCK Wholesale and Retail AT LOWER PRICES Than is;paid by customers for infe rior old auction goods. $250,000 Worth of the finest and host selected stock of Carpets, Lace Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, ' Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, .. Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpacas, cashmeres, first and second mourning goods, kid gioves, notions, hosiery, ribbons, silk tics, ladies and gentle men underwear, linens, table and pi ano covers, towels, taMe damask, napkins, domestic goods, and thou sands of oilier goods too numerous to mention, are now placed before our old customers in the State of South Carolina, aud we guaranteo to the public and people of this State espe cially that through OUR IMMENSE FACILITIES and long established reputation with buyers and sellers whero MILLIONS of dollars has been exchanged through our house, that wc can aud always will give better satisfaction as regards QUALITY AND PRICES in goods purchased from us than any! other house South. SAMPLES sent on applica tion. N. B. Charges prepaid on all goods over $10. Sent C. O. D. or for post ollice order. Please mention this paper in order ing Goods. FURCIIGOTT, BENEDICT & CO. . King street, Charleston, S C. Oct2i> ly OffoSoiaiag, DYER AND SCOURER, No. Hi Wentworth street, near the Old Artesian Well. CHARLESTON, S. C. Gents' Coats Vests and Pants nicely Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed. Faded and Moulded Clothing Renewed with the greatest dispatch. THI8 PAJl JCR IS ON FIX.E WITH A'horo Advertising Contracts ?an bo made. .ujmi!; 'in Jin-} or! ot id'^nb ;??:.? od* :'"p/{ Wii ta ^tamttMsi , ? - . TV 'UI' ,(H ?mT lot >i*itui ).'>?-.?) /?-. henry <3W|gfei 1 ,% '?? "'??"<! . !, i- no mi ?i!?fl .'<:??? Iwqurf * .??i>ii?uicKn?,W .i; . f. df /<|T?>ntv> vt? . .-i ' II? tJUtii fvirtij Mi; ,.; b|Jj. j^.,,,-;, ,v<?. |jt/> .rm?iaJj j - CMS ARme i otnp 'SjUMS" ?:o?i icfxl if! .7/ .-iM icfl beJofti*! jlri, ?dui? J?Mp?>1^ *>! wrt , *i "' :- 1 -lK vlK#e^oJ! r>uiull.w ?,:t lol ^...lii,^;, Ji:>.f i ft oM " rioied ??^.ii;'.,.v(. ?nt?n j&.l &{? ?",r-? ? nid? i**Al ifs/jl .-a &&&i ?iiK?i? !? nadj A FEBE?A.BY 1, 18 79, iiod outahoi i W ?ni il . ... >..v>i_-..t.i -,lil? ? /(rr. .?.,;,ihlv;<,y yft? oT ? "? a l l ' -i ' ? ? ? ; ' : >, ibJir* v.'.jo t?ii: bur ^4.tr?.rr.lM / y,|. -<0,f .ll;>ti I ? i l>TT)ll?i.i// ??(<(??! ?tt ??j lirioiw j .!-,???>.?t vi?>???' llfwi -? ?... - ? . ? . ?? . I ... y.. /? ? ? ? ???? ifQixyr nna v/i?.-???: ;? , il? ,T'<.Ji|((i t-iiJ uo Jilryi:? Jlivr "'-.-'- ? .tlwli'n? .'i ???>?: >??? noitfpjuii mi.tn.-iYcO J - ?j? ? t>J tili ' {if> '.??Jt'iJtX'J i:;l<-.?-.? >i.|j? A i A n di S Ik o e s. ?? . ' .: : i? ! ;m4:; ; , /i ::<H"b b?? ^ir?rpj :,a?i: n.'tj fst-|y fu- . ii um;-,/, 'if ,'? Hin j ???dJ>(')f?-f -.^???slil^O Tif??:-:T/! *?*????: <-.Ui! .. :< ????? jail .< \ '.?>u'\ sii!' ,jtt ffrtn - > i:' ??? '!?> ? ;????< ir ??;mH ipo: ; , 7 t " ; ? hiui.j ?ii) m anjipiwo'ifi srtvl - i ?' ?-?!:, , 11,.; iBiiejjj, ? .c. -i, " .'. will br cleared out without regard to cos? / i'T .. ?; '?' f>ii.t* .VkMi (ai'io^ Jr. j ?uiJ lol ?tfti ft io r> :'?*> i.r.f mtnil'j . .. ! ib;on at Jnyui?YOlcirtii , ... .x 1 t(i*t , i;otj<l iOlil ut^dJyofi lo ?7iJ . umiti'/o) i mil 1?. dj??tt-Ui i . 1 .1.' ' (!. 'j'J.Hi " ,.t drd3ii! (.'?'I Imu: ??!?'.! f^jjtnU ..?<! . nil til U\wA ???!; -f i >:\ ' .-..5, . -el vjxj !.?;:?-[.';; r>.li*. vif Cid .?o/g NOW IS TOUR TIME FOR' BARGIANS. , : T ;i>?>: -iii ?i?rfon? -i ,Tn?i5ltfl /?Vtw*>iV j -nV; yd Ivil-ii: y?r;:j; /; O^o.Jb difj ai i*pd jo ??>.?{;?>r-?u.? .:A .ii.Mr.-^. 'l.'i ' ? ?)?'.mii iriiij ?.f??:iii >;t !oj o'v ? ?" I'd J .'?. .7 !.;V.^,i ?Jill ^iiid fv'totlilD Iff'i'L - l^f "!<? mi M!i"-r ?? --T BUi. BUV . BUf . ; V , Jh:j: .'}.-j!;T ? w ? r<*i ? M ;?. iu| a oi'J jiiiii ? [i oi ? W >ah fitiii)\n Hi ah r! ? ? W . mi m i?,if '. .u-i. j (lliiKil ,U 0.? Inyo comb wrrfinf 'fhb' ring find enjoy the advantage offorcd pie, wbipu eau t be beat by ihy H??s? tn town. Your cheapest man to buy ^r01^ ' ? ii ; ..ii/>,m Moil Hi ' A? B? WAIiEBRi" i .oou'ibifij '.'.Ij -i H'iJ Ji. Hui A .j^n ? .!:?:.??: - ft. ul l?Jjh( rtffi'l UflVoa Iwi4 Hi iitnk f-f ---i nivIii ^ . '..!:.?:.' P vt. . fjjoiiio 1' yi d:)oK Uiu)}?^ ^ : ?' f.i .i ..!) I/i AV0K9 jaohd mqud , ?'??M >'-'?'? "1/ .ii ?. f.i ,:nj; t/.'jjaiJ^.i.,i t ?*d) ui ?.:..:?! H*ih% NEW STORE , NEW STO^El INTRlC TOWH Oy: i 1-JTl ! '>l!t <i( i-j'nr-./ rr jmi'wni.iii l>. . (>p DA. SAIN NOTI^?g THE CITIZENS OF. ST. MATl'HEWfl, AffJP.nFBB * public generally that Io the old stand ?fCla^y, near. tk%, Depot, wlU be found a cholce and. rare selection pr 1 * j Dry Goods, 0rooerie8^qb?cqqs,.^nd Segars. Liquors both Foreign and Domestic,' Hardware, \ fo.j And solicits a Bhare'6lrtrft'dei kr.'tf.PIHL. SAIN, who Is WABhartfeiof the etove will be glad toi greet any all'ef his old o^tQ.meWv and n^ ffuhrartteeS bargains as good asicad/bo hail In Charleston. Ulghcat.mMksk frlcew paid for ?11 kln,ds of ceuu.tty prpd.aee* . kw!j oJ IT? < In? ? i?'k' 9ft.-'Aa St. Matthews, Septesobe? 6,187?. ?