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WMMM S?H?OLV classical school fob .1jqts and girls. Corps of Teachers. HUGO G. SHERIDAN.Principal. 'wii. LI ?iVaSSB.!.J.Ist Assistant, Iii charge of 2nd Graue Roum. MISS EjJ. M acic a y......21id Assisi a nt. Alu charge of 1st Grailu H?oih ahd Cflrls. rphi* School opens on tlte First Monday X in September annually, and contin ues uninterruptedly until the bist of .1 line. THUMS 1*EU MOSTlf. "' \' ?! First' Graue.?eegiiiiffcis ..?$2.00 Second Grade, Grammar pupils. 2.M) Third Grade, advanced English. 'I.OU Latin. Greek, and German each. I [extra..^i.?.t...a.it;.. f#j COURSx OP SYli?Y.''' ' First Grade".?Alphabet. Spelling, Ilnd-! imentarv Aritluuutic, Writing and First Steps in Geography, ' Second Grade, Spelling. Reading.' Writing, Arithmetic*' Second Steps in' Geography, Gramnmr. Written Coihpo' siifbii, Latin. Greek and German. " Third Grade. Spelling, ReiuUng, Writ ing, Aritlimeiie completed. Geography ?coinpletedeGruininar completed, t'oinpo Hitlou, History, . Philosophy. Rhetoric, IjOglC. Uook-kecping. Algebra, Geome try. Chemistry.- Latin, Greek, German und Written Composition. . Elocution is taugbt'bi each grade. Miss Muck ay has charge of the girls. -Students may ClltCl' al-any time during tlie >U r.n, and are'charged only from 'date oil GiiUaj/cc. ? ? r ???.? 1 ? A liberal deduction made when three or more children' attend' frb:ll the stfino .family. ":" i Roys and girls are prepared for the .Sophomore (.'lass in any College or for a 'successful business life. * Neatness of person, polite manners and a high sense ol honor are considered '?of no less importance than the branches 'taught, and are therefore inculcate' with unremitting assiduity. Hoard may be had hi good failliltct near the school at ten and twelve dolhirr ?per month, including ?.'.?ashing and lights. II Roys and girls nA'kep'l separate ami po hitercourse allowed. I A lUbtrubuliare of public patronage b respeeffhI\y~ solicited. pRAXGEBUHG, S. C. I would respectfully iufunn the public ? '.v S i. .-I ? nun i ii.in- j <-? rcccivcil and now open (or inspection one of the largest, cheap est and bust m leeted storks of FALL *sj. ^J^TERj CrOODS Of id! yar.iit.ies, and that the sumo will be offered at prices which will defy all com petition, and I would especial'} cull the attention of ail close CASII BpyKK? io thjs fiict. 4 lull Btouk of always on hand to w hich special nttcn ? , ? ? \ tlon is invited. Respectfully yours, GEORGE II. CORNELSON. Sept. 19, 1S79. J. I. SORENTR?E tittto of the firm of Soircutruo A Le tt, thanks ll'ie public for their liberal V> 1 ronage of i In-' pWi while connected (vi a 1 hu bile flr.ii; and having now bought out'Hie efltirc slock will continue t'Ke ijfi.-iin'-s itl the same place. He in vites 'the public to call and examine bin stoek pf DRY GOODS I! ' ' NOTIONS !! gjapl? and Faney of every quality nnd price SEGAHfjj and TOBACCO, whleh lie wiil sell at the lowest prices bosArble.' hll'/r.-.i.'ls'holijeet to exchange or money refunded if not sallsfaciorj*. ? fc 'spRENTRUE, Proprietor of the pALIEORNIA STORE. N. B,?Mr. Benj. P. l/.hir und Mr. A. li.'litr'oimm, wlio arp noW'in my est ah jishmcnt, will'be pleased to fcrvc their jnany friends a .1} cu?tpjiiei&< ' Orangcburg, S. 0.,'Oct. 31*, 1870?tf by Santa Claus at JOSEPH EROS, CO 3ST JP JE QTiq 1ST" lER 3T, At Captain Brlgginnn's Old Stund. Raisins. Ciirrnnts. Citron', by llic wholesale, Candies from the plainest to I he Hilfst lllld in every shape. Sweel hearts, Panorama; Eggs. Sugar-Toys besides I am prepared* to lee and Qfii uncut, evoryb'ody'H Christinas Cakes. .. i /: i t . v * . ? f ? A .< ??> - C^GA.US AND TOBACCO. JPRUITJ .FRUIT!! FRUIT!'I JFiUJIT!!!! Anil eyerytjiiijg to njako people bappy. Call before bl?ybi !;?? J Q 3 E F H J2 R Q S f /;ranjji;biirg. S C., ^enr. ??? ? TT' <J - \ HBf K Has broimht everything h> trail attention to Ida immense : crate?having cvcrytl lag ill [phants H 1 N DR CLOAKS s? Uespi ? H'UfJj' Cidl alten Surges. ttotirctts, Suiti (Jlohe Alpacas, which !? and Kreuch I'ushttiures lor trimming purposes, diliereul styles, Dohnai Manhattan Cloak Cuili|i r2.UU up to ?:>r>.oo. to ?IV tiiul Ihi extiti aih t IUI! v ? img nod ol Ne? > BP iiu. ; e? ; ?'?j-U L'1 he r i : \i mi ill Although a tendency j Still selling all Staple ai at 0 \-> cents, &e. Tui * Ali 1MB CLOTHING Ah :i lender In the uho? 'nip;, u large iifiMirTliu-tM i ivti, * on hu I in <mr Men's Clothing lenartinenl made. Samples on uxhihitlon, prices A long felt want is sii| plied in on> Children, Ladies and Gentlemen 11 your money on paper-bottom, sh< prime article. One word more, If you n ;" i" will show 3 on that we can lieu I < NEW ADERIG/ ?' White's" 51 HEM 1. a <il 1 A. At CALL nnd ::cf your Ho Mo ds, i ti ordci:y?u*f Oyr.ter St Oystci I ifl steak and it ice. Snnspnge '?. I: .-?>. I! Having obtained a'llfrt ? ?? INvam ? Call and satisfy your appe r* I \or< OrfHjgcburg S. C , Oi ' ' 7 - AT TilK m b Russell Street a I IcwfiB J, W. M ta il Q-enoral Mn? ?. 'Vhk 11 II'! v'J';,:i'.:v'::^ - ' All my Old FrkwU mid a many \ ectni ly Invited lo cxamiiu- ,?v (;f>or ' ? >. .-?Sl?F=: ? R E S11 A It RIVALS I Mow and IDesirroIMe p-oo^ILs; AT .JUVV STOCK (OMI'jL'.ISKjj vy O oocl? and. (3ri^oceiT.ej= (IX CHEAT VARIETY". iomla end ra?*? Ladle? :1ml Mens Dress 'Good*', White and Colored ml i nts, Moil's and Hoys' Clothing. Hatsjiyd Caps, I >oji:s aiui Siloes, WlU ?S-' ClttS?Cl?. Also fell Hues o,f GROCERIES AND TOBACCOS, A . I hi :. 1 vciything to bo round in a Hist class store. i- 1 nblii ? ? Id:-', ? their generous patronage in the past, I respectfully ; same, promising to sell everything at lhe lowset possi rkct price puid/tfF Cottoi , Corn, Peas, Rice, &c omifn , rofhu'C. A call s< licitcd. No trouble to show goods. ig. S. C. M r 'JS-tf JOHN C. HIKE, Corner Church and Ru-scll Streets. ?proved Water Elevator and irifier. add enjoy ei il Ijcijlih you must use pure To Ihe ? ' us o| Orilligcblirg, Aikcn. inuptoii. ah Uiiriiwo)! counties: Having 'a: c I r.. ight of said counties for the it-r K \: r and l'uriller. we oiler the ?'. Tin* . ator has 110 superior. Ii is ?ap and dm d ? . having 110 wo< den lulling l!ii\ 11 ml pOlli le water. No iron tubing lo i?es or valves lo wear out or uires no attachment below rJT 11 H KS Ii: 'X' 13110 .-5 A ill make had water good, A thorough investigation is ,u coi rude. No H 11 out ?' ordei. 1 plat for i * ? .ill lid i: long as 11 ly pump ?;Ood Wal 11 hetli ? Slice aiy to ? ivince you of its merits. SAIN, MERONEY & CO. I :!! i . R*l >.K a lrt ig ? I!! 1 1!!! 1!! 1 I M 1 j ] 1 j I!! bill _;, ill pi if ml varied Stuck of Goods, consisting in part of Soap. Tinware. Lc||)pi'8, R?tte?- Nuts, Sapolio. Slonc ware, Oranges Cocoa Nuts. Washing Soda,' Glassware, Apples, Pecans, Lye, Crockery ware. Cabbages, Ahmmds, , Potash, Wooden it arc, Confectioner}', Currants, a, Starch, Sifters, '' Candy, Prunes. I est variety of Fancy and Staple Groceries kept in Orange Vjj to Twenty percent lesu than any house in town. menu jiM what I say, II sell for less than any one, v give my goods away. A. B. WALKER, , 1S70. leader of bow Prices. J. KING DEALER IN opr. m& mmsftw yqums < Ira .^ f -.r;, t 1 IJSTO TOE A CO, UESTIV AJVD IMPORTED SEGAIIS, ' ASPEpJALITY i tele i Mountain Deiu Com Hhisfcev. KS, PORTERS HJvANpiKS "WINES, BLEU &c &c heavy stock which 1 11111 offering for sale cheaper th il??ly. Fresh * Lager Beer constantly kept on baud ve nip a call lit Sajn's Old Stand, 1 ;XE C\ I f hii\ it 011 Ii tf(d a vi I H ? IM' , il dl' ?... x scbi.et. than at ' ' r*J- i/? jpibcr ?. Z J. KING ! mi NEW STORE IN THE TOWN OF Si T I \ \. SAIN KO.TI * ' 1 , ublie gen? ?I !? Old I ./ ? ?oifdSf (? > both Ffyiiei 1 hare 01 greets a rfi'ains iiOi of ? Itttll'fl, -o? ES THE CITIZENS OF ST. MATTHEWS. AND THE that in the old stand of Clark's, near the Depot, will be selection of tceries, Tobaocos and Segars. Liquors *n and Domestic, Hardware, $6., trade. Mr. J. PHIL. SAIN, who is in charge of ihe store V nil of his old customers, and new ones too, to whom he good as can be had in Charleston: Highest market price iintry* produce* ve September 0{ 1870. 9 liqhtninc sewer p&A THE NEW WILSON ?QEp* Oscillating Shuttle Ik T?i sewing machine Id mFl ls vvbncierfui In its conception, un &H i^M. /HrTM procodontod for doing a largo range of 13 77 "1^w# Kb/ sewing In textile fabrics and loathor. Its n / AtT motions are continuous, admitting of an AH / extraordinary rate of speed, either by #MVtoi-?gf5&, J\I V steam or foot power. Every motion of the m IA^f?@?l^k?=&s\ troadlo makos six stitches, thus produc ^?tfLJ/Ygff^^n^r"^^. inS about one-third more work In a day ^rt?3W^Mf1giftnlfc>fcA than other Sewing Machines. It has no ^?SSfcV * stop motions, and tighton'o'tho stitch with the needle out of the fabric. It uses the well-known Wilson Compound Feed on both sides of the needle. It has two-thirds less parts than any other first-class Sewing Machine. 'Its arm Is fully eight and one-half Inches long and five and one-half .Inches high, and the whole Machine is very compactly and seien* tiflcally constructed In proportions, elegance, design,and appear* ance. Its simple, powerful and perfect mechanism places It as far in advance of a" ether Sewing Machines as the telephone Is superior to the tin speaking tube. Tho WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for repairing all kinds of textile fabrics WITHOUT PATCHINQ, fur* jnlshod FREE with all WILSON SEWING MACHINES, together with A Tucker, Ruffler, Cordor, Sot of Hemmers? Binder, c$c, 1 ?~* ~~< Tliese. Machines are on exhibition and for sale by THEODORE KOHIJ, AGENT FOR Qrangefrurg County, Oran-rebur-r, 8. C, Nov. 7th, 1870.?tf THE BEST REMEDY for Diseases A M Throat ana Longs, _ , Diseases . of the I jVYERS pulmonary organs are so prevalent and fatal, that a safe and fKtft?rX M reliable remedy for Uioin is invuluablo to every community. ?Ayeb i Cheiuiy Pectoral ia such a remedy, and no other so eminently merits the confi dence of the public. It is a seien title com [bination of the medi 'cinal principles and lf'/7// curative virtues of KtStthe finest drugs, PFfTTORAL chemically united, rcwyimu. to inHUrovtiIO g,flat cat possible cfliciency and umformityof re sults, which enables pliysicinns as well as invalids to use it with confidence. It is tho most reliable remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs that science has pro duced. It strikes at the foundation of all pulmonary diseases, affording prompt und certain relief, and is adapted to pa tients of any age or either sex. Being .very palatable, the youngest children take it without difficulty. In the treat ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat, Br>prieliitis, Influenza, picr ic ninn'sSoreTMiront, Asthma, Croup, and Cutnrrh, the effects of Ayek's Cherry Pectoral are magical,and multi tudes are annually preserved from serious illuess by its timely and faithful use. It should be kept at hand in every house hold, for tho protection it affords in eud :den attacks. lit Whooping-cough and '.Consumption "there is no other remedy bo efficacious, soothing, aud helpful. Tho marvclloiw cures which Ayer's /Dunnn-r PbotoUAIj lias clie.cteil all over the world arc a sufficient guaranty that it will continue to produce th? best results. An impartial trial will convince the most sceptical of its wonderful curative powers, as well as of its superiority over all other preparations for pulmonary complaints. Eniinont physicians In all parts of tho country, knowing its composition, recom mend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to inva lids, and prescribe it in their practice .Tho test of half a cent?ry has proved' it$ absolute certainty to cure all puliuonarv complaints not already beyond the reach of human aid. ' ?.? . Prepared by Dr. I. C. Ayer & Co., Practical aud Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, pom bt all uncuaisTS eyehywueue. October :i. 1S7!>?l v Something N^w! in ad litioii to the large und elegantly assorted ?tock id' Dry t_l??nds. l><>->ts and Shoes, llais, civ... &?., also Groceries of the best quality, cheap* r than can he bought any where else. The finest aud best stock oi Whiskies. l^randics. 'U'hiop, Gin. Hum. &e.. &c, I The prices of which have just, been re duced '2?t to ")U cents per gallon. 1). K. StyOAK & CO. Have littted up their up-stairs, and hiTd li a stock 65,000 of tilts lliiest. bestand cheapest assortment of 0 L'U THING to be found between Columbia and Charleston. If yon are in peed of ti suit at any prlee. Pants, t oat or Vest, ilon*t tail to see them bet?re buying, dust re ceived, l?? barrels of F I, OTJE, Which will be sold cheaper than the samp quality can'be bought in Charles ton, make mom for 200 Barrels y> b,u in l>y the tirst qf November. The liegt Ul;ST PROOF WHSJAT $ QATS p:t band. 1>. E. SMOAK & CO. Orangeburg, S. C. dune '27 ti 1IOM K ENTERPRISE. REV. S. T. IIALLMAN is prepared to J Fl?AME PICTURES of al! sizes in th.- neatest stylo of the art, and at lower rales, for cash, than can be done else where in? the county. Picture Hangings also furnished on the most liberal terms. All parties desiring work done in the above line would do well to give him a call at bis bouse in Lyon's Township, or at l)r. S. A. liceyep. Satisfaction guar anteed. April 3?tfmos AUCTIONIOEI?. JAMES A. IlAAJII?TOJf offers his ser vices to auction Slock, Merchandise. ?>6., on Salcsdnys, or to attend sales any where in the County. Orders left at tlie store of John A. Hamilton will be at tended to. .IAS: A. HAMILTON." Aug '22?.'linos ?THE WHITE 1 sewing Machine THE BEST OK AX.L./ Unrivaled in Appearance, Unparalleled in Simplicity; Unsurpassed in Construction, Unprecedented in Popularity And Undisputed in the Broad Ctai OF r.tlNO VHE **<"l8f VERV T1EST OPERATING QUICKEST BELEINO, ' " > HANDSOMEST, AN Most Perfect Sowing Maohli IN THE WORLD. r. The area t popularity of tho Whito \% Iho mostcet \includ tribute to Its exccllcnco and supcriori over other machines, and In submitting It totfc trade we pul It upon Its merits, and In no instane has I! everypt failed to satisfy any recommcndatSo In Its favor," > The demand for the While has increased to sue an extent that we ore now compelled to turn ci Ccniplcto Ccsrinc' Sffftir'r'i'tTM. m v uxy tlitoo zsaia-Mtoa Isx ? tiiO o-o-i?10 T-i elf Every machine Is warranted (or 3 years, anf sold for c-sti at liberal discounts,or upon eas, payments, to suit the convenience of customer*. BSTAOEMTS WASTED' IK tmOCCUSIXD TESITOIT WrW SEWINQ~MACHINE CO.,' \ Ms 358 Euclid Ave.. Cleveland. Ohls For Sale by Heiiry Ivolm. I), tf*. PLEMJXU. JAS. M. WII.SC Angiist,1878. We arc now opening, direct froi the Manufacturers, a large and nt? stock of Boots, Shoes, and Trunks, FOR FALL TRADE. Ciders solicited) nh?l promptly li I ed. All goods with our brand w: i ranted. p. F. ITEMING & CO. WHOLESALE HKAl.KUS I.V .No 2 Ilayne street, Cor, of Chun street, Charleston, S. C.acp 27-3 calx, tmm calt. At the People's Bakery, estahlisiied in 1s7l BY HIE PRESENT PROI'RIETO! Who i* still ready and willing to FILL OU?EKS I A5Ji> CAKES. of all descriptions. G U N (x B ? S by the barrel or box. ai.S.o BREAD FOIl CAMP-MEETINGS, on Any other nieetjngs at short notice. JUST RECEIV ED FRESH CONFEC TION ARa'S; FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, which will be sold as low as nuy that can be bought In Orangeburg. Tbankbd for the past patronage of my friends and the public I still solicit a con dnuancc of their custom. T. W. ALBERGOTTI, RUSSELL STREET, Next door to Mr. J. P. riarloy. Orangcburg, Sept 13, 1878 ly