Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<9xmgtbnxs ^tmwxvA. A l?i*ii>ox* Mot* tlio People, Xaosto<li?o Hours. Open from half-past 8 to 10 o'clock A. M.. and -from'half-pact 10 A. M. to 4 P M. ?Columbia mall closes nt 10 A, M. ami 'the Charleston mail at haVf.pa?tS P. M. On Tuesdays and Fridays a uwdl for Feldervillo, Vnnces Ferry mid Holly Hill closes at half-past 7 A, M. On Fridays a mail for Knotfs Mills' "Witt's Mills and RlsRes"1 Store closes a, 'half-pasf.2 P. M. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. TJio trains arrive at Orangeburg as fol lows, PROM CHARLESTON. No. 1. Day.9 G8 A. M. No. 13, Day.1 17 P. M. No. C, Night..2 48 A. M. from COLUMBIA. No. 0. Nlaht.1 20 A. M. No. 14.Day.10 17 A. M. No. 2, Evening.G I? P. M. in addition to the above trains there is u through Northern Express Train which imsses Orangeburg as follows: Going Worth, 10 P. M.; going South, 0 A. M. T. O. Dawson, Local Agent. orangeburg, S. G., april 10, 1S80. Notice.? We havo made arrange ments with the proprietors of Urn Nctvs and Courier to club their mam moth Weekly with the Democrat at $3 per annum, for both papers, cash In advance. If you would havo a good thick Jiend of hair, use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rcnewcr. No other like it. If you wish the best Sewing Ma chine go to Mr. Jas. A. Hamilton and purchase the Wheeler & Wilson with late i-mprovement. It is the best. County Commiscioner Connor's re signation has not yet been accepted hy the Governor, and the Executive Comm&Uoe are urging Mr. Connor to withdraw it. The body of a Mr. Socks was found in a field a few miles from town. It is supposed that death was caused by exposure while under the influence of whiskey. The State Medical Association will meet in the city of Columbia next Wednesday. Drs. M. G. Salley and W. W. Wolfe will represent the Orangeburg Association. The Floral Fair will be held on the 14th of May. We hope all of our people, ladies especially, will take a lively interest in the Fair and make it & complete success. Don't let your wife wear out her life sewing with her hand, but go at once to Mr. Jas. A Hamilton and get the improved Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine* It is the best. The Silsby Manufacturing company has sent three handsome photographs of "Uncle Joe" to the Young Amer icas. Also, a handsome fireman's trumpet for the use of chief of our fire department. Take that buckeye out of you pock et, and make an application of 'Fab ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, if you are suffering with piles. You will certainly be cured. Price 50c. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. 1 Mr. J. Lucas broke ground on Wednesday last on the Durham place owned by Mr. J. H. Fowles- Th( place is to be remodeled aud when completed will be quite a handsome residence and an ornament to tin town. The Young Americas hive paid the handsome sum of twelve hundred dollars on their new steamer. So much to f^be credit of energy on the part of the company and a commenda ble spirit of liberality on the part of | our citizens. ? Can any thing be better? I can' think so, r.s Cousaen' Honey of Tai is the best cough remedy I have baei able to get. One xloae alone is woi th 50c, but you can buy a whole botth at that price. For sale hy Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. i Mr. J. P. Ilarley is appointed fish warden for Orangeburg County by the State Commissioner of Agricul ture. His duty is to enforce the fish law, whjcji those of our readers, who may be interested, can read on the first page pf this issue. Our energetic townsman, Mr. J. W. Patrick, who recently graduated in pharmacy, has opened a very neat drug store on Ruesel street near Railroad Avenue. Mr. Patrick de serves success and we hope he may realize his most sanguipe expecta tions. Mr. R. Fuller Woodward, who is here with Prof. B. F. Evans, eoloted some pictures for us, ami we take pleasure in saying that the work was beautifully and handsomely executed. Give him a call over Willeock's store, and have your pictures colored and beautified. The recent cold snap ended with a heavy white frost on Monday night last. As far as wo havo heard but little damago was done the young corn. Irish potatoes and a few ten der vegetable were cut ofT but not seriously injured. The weather lms assumed a mild spring temperature, and we have rea son to believe that jack frost has tak en his final leave for the season.! The tsvo frecr.es that did the mischief last year occured on the nights of the 4th and 5th of April. Ocr farmers have finished their corn, rice and Sweet potatoes plant ing, and are only waiting to feel sure of continued, warm weather to put the cotton crop in. If the seasons be favorab e there is every prospect of a large crop both of provisions and cotton. For Sale?A large 14 stop Bur delte Organ, good as new and in per fect order. It originally cost 8135 but will be sold for 8185, including stool. To a responsible party it will be sold on accomodating terms. Ad dress Rev. S. T. Ilallman, Orange burg, S. (j. We understand that Messrs. W. B. & B. F. Thompson have purchased the stock of goods belonging to Mr. J. W. Moselcy, and will open their store on Monday next at Mr. Mose ley's stand on Railroad Avenue. We wish them abundant success in their m new venture. SfrixQ is here and the garden needs attention that the summer's supply of vegetable* may be provided. Good, fresh, reliable seed is the first consideration and where can they be obtained? Why, at W. F. Robinson's on Russell street. Call and supply yourself with the best. Cure Yourself. Take Hall's Hepatic Panacea for Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Sick nod Nervous Headache, and nli diseases arising from a torpid Liver. It is purely vegetable, and satisfaction guaranteed or money re funded. Price 50 cts, per bottle. For sale by S. A. Reeves. Mr. C M. Van Orsdell, the Photo graph Artist who recently located in our town, is now prepared to take first class pictures. An examination of his specimens will convince the most skeptical that he is tn artist of rare taste. Work entrusted to him will be promptly and artistically at tended to. His pieturee are as fine as any we ever saw. Give him a trial. Loren.z's Bj.usn Face Powder.? A harmless promoter of beauty, im paiting to harsh, pallid, and bronzed complexions the fresh bloom of health and vigor. Being an ar'icle of such delicate fineness its skillfull applica tion produces a rich exquisite blush so true to nature that its use ecapes detection by the closest observer. Price 25ct per box. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. * Mr. J. J. Street, chairman of the Committee on subscriptions for the new engine, requests us to say that a small balance is still due on the first paymeute, and that, the Committee will give those who have not been called on yet an opportunity to con tribute in a few days. As soon as these parties havo been approached a list of names of the contributors will be published. At a regular meeting of the Inde pendent Elliott Hook & Ladder Com pany held April 8tb, 1880, the follow ing resolution wa9 unanimously adopt ed : Resolved, That the thanks of this company be tendered the ladies who so kindly furnished refreshments at the late fire of April 3rd, 1880. R. F. Bryant, Sec. I. E. H. & L. Co. Attanta, Ga., April 22d, 1879. Gentlemen.?I have made a chemical examination of biscuits made with your "Town Talk Baking Powder," and find no deleterious or unwhol aome substance in the same, Very respectfully, Wm. j. Land, State Chemist, member American Chemi cal Society and New York Academy of Science. Purchase the Powder fresh and good at the agent, C, D. Kort john. * Hail storms have occurred recent ly in several sections of the State. The Carolina Sjmrtan speaks of a storm in Spartanburg County that wob very severe. Wheat and oats were bea'en down to the ground, trees wero stripped oi their leaves, and in ono portion of the County pigs and chickens were killed by the stones, Borne of which were larger than hen's eggs. In town window glasses suffered badly. The storm occurred Monday; qnd there was another Tuesday almost .as severe. Dots.?Where art thou, oh, spring. Never expose your disappointments to tho world. Kortjohn continues to lend the town in low prices. * We regret to learn of the continu ed illness of Dr. Elliott. Rev. W. R. Richardson paid our town a flying visit this wccJc. Eeautiful corsets and corset shirt supporters at Kortjohn's. Postmaster Webster has a colored clerk. We are progressing. Mr. N. A. NcuUer is said to bo the editor of the Charleston Democrat. Mr. P. G. Cannon has put a new pump in tho well near the engine house. Love is potent but money is om nipotent. At least with managing mammas. Matting, Matting for sale in differ ent grades at popular prices at Theo dore Kohn's. Straw hats, dress goods, notions, buggy whips, tho. best family flour, &c, at Koi tjohn's. TllK turpentine woods near the farm of Mr. J. II. Livingston was on (ire on Tuesduy. Dr. W. W. Wannamakcr, of Char leston, spent several days recently in town visiting friends. This world without woman?lovely woman?is like a blank Bheet of pa per?not even ru'ed. The young man who wants to get up with tho sun must not set up loo late with the daughter. Rahcains this week at Theodore Kohn's in Embroideries, Buttons, Laces, Parasols and Ribbons. Divine service will be conducted in the Episcopal Church next Sunday morning and afternoon by the pastor. If you want a first-class Sewing Machine call on James A. Hamilton and get the latest Wheeler & Wils. n. A good book and a good woman are excellent things for those who know how to appreciate their value. The grain crop, oats and wheat, in many sestions of the county will be short in consequence of rust and blight. E. W. M. Mackey, the notorious Radical scalawag, has announced his intention to run for Congress in this District. The Grand Lodge, K. of IL, meet in Sumter next week. The lodge here will be represented by Past Dictator Henry Kohn. We have received a spiritual dis patch from Diogenes. lie wanted to know why we wns't around when he had the lantern. The venerable De. T. A. Elliott, in consequence of failing health, has resigned the Presidency of the County j Medical Association. A twenty dollar counterfeit treas-1 ury note is in circulation. It is of the scries of 1875, letter C, and is printed on imitation paper. Mit. II. O. Smoak, the mail carri er between this point and Vanoes' Kerry has resigned, and Mr. W. W. Livingston takes his place. Tho Charleston Democrat uses a ''patent" inside, and if its managers will take our advice they will "pa tent*' tho outside as soon as possible. Col. R. M. Sims, the present Sec retary of State, has been rcnominated by an exchange for that olllce. We nominate him for Lieutennnt-Govcr nor. It is very much the same with pop ping corn as with popping the ques tion. Jt is usually accompanied by some agitation and a good deal of warmth. Gov. Roberts, of Texas, who is more than 70 years old, at a recent leap year ball danced with seven young ladies. How in the world did he do it? Joseph Eros gives notice 'hat he will be ready to dispense ice cream on and after Saturday next. This being leap year the ladies are expected to foot the bills. Modern maidens do not care as much for hearts of steel in their woo ers ns they do for bulky bank ac counts. A big balance on the right side outweighs the entire lack of heart and brain ; a sensible result of living in a practical ago. Hilt/s Hepatic Panacica. The Liv er is the king imperial organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, health and happiness of man, When it is disturbed in its proper action all kinds of ailments arc the natural results. The digestion of the food, tho movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, arc all immediately connoctcd with the workings of the liver. To keep the liver in a healthy condition take Hill's Hapatic Pan jacca. Only 60 cents per bottle, J For sale by S. A. Reeves. Mit. Thomas Collier .Jr. of Lower St. Matthews, while riding on a wag on loaded wild straw was thrown to to the ground and in falling the tine of a pitch fork enteicd at the knee and ran up the thigh its full length making a ghastly and painful wound. When last heard from Mr. Collier was doing t:s well as could he expected under the circumstances. Tub store of Mr. Geo. II. Cornel sou is literally crammed from lop to hottora with goods in every line nec essary for the needs of a thriving community. New arrivals of fresh goods are reported to fill up the va cancy made hy every day's sale. A full force of clerks are kept busily en gaged opening, placing upon counters and delivering to customers. There is life and business here. On last Wednesday afternoon we were the recipients of a beautiful bou quet of fl :wcrs from our little friend, Virgil Dibble, ami on Thursday morn ing Mrs. G. W. Brunson also sent us a handsome bouquet, to both of whom we return our grateful thanks for these kind remembrances. The llowers composing these bouquets were rich and beautiful, and evident ly came from gardens abounding in all that is Worth cultivating in the Moral kingdom Messiis. N. B. and I). C. Stoudcn mirc and S. W. Sullivan while going to the Sanlec River on a fishing ex cursion were fired into by Mr. J. W. Mack one day last week. A pine tree fortunately caught the shot and prevented the wounding of some of the party. The passing of p-rties by Mr. Mack's place with fire was the cause of the shooting. Before resort ing to such an extreme measure par lies should be hailed distinctly. "Emma R." asks the Springfield (Ohio) Tribune this extraordinary question: "Do you think i- right foi a girl to sit on a yound man's lap, even if she is engaged to him?" Whereupon the editor gets off a very extraordinary lie. We have had no experience in the matter referred to." Why didn't he sa}', "if it was our girl and our lap, yes ; if it was anoth er girl and our lap, ye9 ; but if it was our girl and another fellow's lap, nev Tiie Southern Operatic Company gave an entertainment in BolIvor's Hall on last Monday evening in uc cordance with previous announce ment. The audience was small and the acting below the sti.ndnrd, but, with all, quite enjoyable. The man agement claimed that the company was laboring under a disadvantage in not being able to procure a first class piano, and this fact must be taken into consideration in pas?ing judg ments on the Company. Gossir*.?Gossip is always a per sonal confession eil her of malice or imbecility, and the young should not only shun it, but by the most thorough culture relieve themselves from all temptations to indulge in it. It is low, frivolous, and too often a dirty business. There are country neighborhoods in which it rages like a pest. Churches are split into pieces by it. Neighbors made enemies by it for life. In many per sons it degenerates into a chronic disease, which is practically incura ble. Let the young cure it while they may. The colored fire companies, Inde pendent and Comet, were on parade Monday afternoon and gave excellent proof of their clllciency in drill and management of their engines. A trial was made of the old engine of the Young Americas with a view Of uti lizing it by placing her in the hands of the Comets iustcad of their ol-l fashioned machine. This arrange ment would be beneficial to the town, um it would give the Comets a ma chine with which they can do some execution in caee of fire. The Inde pendents are endeavoring to raise money to buy a hose reel. Last week wc printed a little para graph which read in this wise t "The weather is as chaugcble a9 the aver age you'ig lady," Without intending it we have given offence to some of our fair readers by publishing this little item, and tbey appointed one of their number to give us a blowing up about it. "Lulu," wc did not moan to insinuqtc that the ladies were not to be trusted, as you charged us with doing in your communication. Oh, no J We only meant to say that they changed their styl? of dress quite of ten. That is all and nothing more. We plead guil'y to every word you utter about the men. We know they are a burdened set of sinners, and nothing will save them but the gen tle and refining influence of angelic woman. Forgive us this time, "Lulu." and you shall never have cause to complain again. A Rkqukst.?We find the follow ing in on exchange: "I do prayer fully hope that till preachcrs'or teach ers of Um Gospel will preach a ser mon on the first Sabbaili in May, 1880, at 11 o'clock, A. M., from St. John's Gospel, chapter 17, verses 20, 21 ; and further, that all newspa pets having the promotion of our Lord's kingdom nl heart will publish this ifniii-sl for four weeks." A Christi am. March 12, 1880. Wk have examined samples of the new process of painting pictures known as the Convex M matures, pat ented by Messrs. Evans, Ideson & Co., of Baltimore. These specimens are certainly beautiful and life-like, and quite nn ornament for the parlor. Prof. B. F. Evans, of tho Arm, is here, and is prepared to paint pic tures or give lessons to any one who may desire to learn the art. Speci mens of his work can be seen at his rooms over Mr. Wm. Willcock's store. Those wishing to avail them selves of the advantages now offered to learn this beautiful art will call early as the stay of Mr. Evans in our midst is limited. We learn that the Rev. S. T. Hall man has resigned the pastorate of .St. Matthews and Mt. Lebanon Lutheran Churches to take effect on the 4th Sunday in May proximo. Mr. Hall man has been pastor of these churches for more than six years nnd has, by a course of consistent Christian con duct, won for hiaisjjf the esteem and well wishes of every one of that com munity both In his own and other de nominations. He will leave behind him many dear friends whose prayers will follow him to whatever field be may be called to labor. We trust his talents and zeal for the Master will meet with the same, success in his new field as in this. Wc learn he goes to Concord, N. C. Ax editor's business is to write ed itorials, grind out poetry, sort and re write communications, listen to all kinds of complaints, offer advice on all subjects, from prescribing for a baby with the colic to specie resump tion, keep a wastebaket, steal matter fight other peoples* battles, take beans, pumpkins and green wood, when he can get their, on subscrip tion, wotk eighteen hours out of twecty-four, always be in a good hu mor and witty, be alike Impervious to flattery and censure, and bo criti cised and damned by ever}' squash heae who don't like "his paper." Finally to wear out in the service, and nt last to hear the pleasing plau dit, 'Tis euough ; come up higher. The grand annual spring excursion to Charleston baa been arranged by all the Railroads in the State con necting with the South Carolina road to begin ou Tuesday 20th of April and end on Saturday Is', of May in clusive, 1880. Tickets will be sold at nil the stations by tho agents on Tuesday 20th and continue selling until Wednesday 28lh instant, at the following rates from all points in this county : From Blackville to Charles ton 82.GO ; Graham's 2.45 ; Bamberg, 82.30 ; Midway,62.15 ; Edisto, $2.00 ; Fort Motte, 82.S0; St. Matthews, 82.00; Jamison's, S2.G0; Stilton, 82.50 ; Orangeburg, $2.40 ; Rowes ville, 82.15; Branchvillc, 81.85; and Reeves', $1.55. Half these rates will be charged for children between six and twelve years of age; under six, free. Excursionists must, p ovide themselves with tickets before taking the train. Tickets will only be good for a continuous trip?going to Charleston on day of purchase?and return on or before the day of expira tion. Special attractions have been provided such as Floral Fair on April 21 for three days; grand tour nament, April 22d ; exhibition by dipt. Paul Boynton, the renowned swimmer off the Battery, April 28d ; grand Schcutzenfest, April 2G, three days; and a splendid Theatrical Troupe for one week from April 19. The life infused into our town by the arrival of the Steamer and the subsequent Firemen's parade was kept up on Tuesday afternoon last by the quarterly parades of the Edisto Rifles under Capt. Samuel Dibble and his efficient Lieutenants, Gco. W. Brunson nnd F. S. Dibble. Orange burg may well boast of the military spirit of her young men, when such a creditable display of skill, as thut of Tuesday afternoon last, can be made, it is Heidorn ones fortune to see a belter looking set of young men so well and tastefully uniformed as the Kdistos, and their efficiency both in the manual of arms and maneuvering will comparo favorably with more practiced commands. Not tho least noticeable feature of this drill was the first appearance of the new brass band with the company. After only two months' instruction and practice under our young townsman, Mr. B. B. Owens, the band is able to appear in public in full force and to play with all the sweetness and accuracy of older bands. Mr. Owens certainly deserves any amount of praise for the gratifying success which has attended his patient efforts and unusual care in preparing his band for such a thor ough test of skill. Orangeburg now is fully abreast with her sister towns in her (ire department, military spirit and brass band. All pruise to the projectors of these necessary features to the good name of our town and the enjoyment of her cilisens. Standard of the World. Laboratory ok Statk Assayer and Chemist, Richmond, Va. The Rye Whiskey known as the "Standard of the World," of which Messrs. D. O. Davis & Co., of thh city, are sole proprietors, has been subjected to a careful chemical exam ination by me, and found to be free from impurities. Physicians and oth ers requiring a whiskey of the best quality may use this with confidence. The same used in this was selected by myself. Wm. Ii. Taylor, State Chemist. Besides the above celebrated whis key we have the finest home made North Carolina Corn Whiskey, and many other whiskers of the best brands, which we offer exceedingly low. Having given up the bar busi ness, all of our old friends nnd cus tomers and as many new ones as may honor us with a call, will God it to their Interest to visit our house when ever they want a bottle of good whis key, brandy, wine, gin or rum. D. K. Smoak & Co. Market Report. Corrected Weekly by J. C. Pike. Cotton. Middling. 12 a 12 1-2 Low Middling. II SM u 12 Ordinary to Goud.lu.'t-lu 11 1-4 country produce. Corn.80 1'eus.~.7?"> illce. rough.$1 HO Fodder.7 i Oats, per ewt.,.i > Potatoes, pwee*.75 Butter, country .25 Egg?. 15 Poultry.15? 25 Steamer! Steamer! W I I AT P LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS of every variety, warranted FRESH AND GENUINE, and Xo Water NEEDED TO BRING THEM UP. Try a few BEANS, CORN.CUCUMBERS, and tall this time, T'ftT AGAIN. Watchos and Clocks attended to. ISTO BOOM IN PEA IN RINGS. W. IF, Robinson, Watchmaker and Jeweller. Russnil Street, Orangeburg, S. C. Jan. IG. 1880?ly OFFICE OF GrEO. H C0RNELS0N, ORANGE BURG, S.O. The undersigned would respectfully in form the public that he is every day re. ceiving large additions to his already largo stock In all the different branches and that the same will be disposed of at his old motto, "Large sales and small profllH." I am also receiving now and have in store the following popular brands of Manures: Etiwau Dissolved Bone. Et i wan Gnu no. Atlantic Fertilizer. Atlantic Acid. Kaluit or Potash Salt. Which will be sold at lowest prices. I have also been appointed agent for B. F, Avafcy & Sons, Louisville, Ky., (The largest Plow and Wagon Manufac tory in the world.) and have received a lot of their One, Two and Three Horse Wagons, also Plows this week. Give me a call and see for yourselves. Respectfully Yours, GEORGK II. CORNKLSON. Sept. 19, 1879. ? Something New! In addition to tlie large.aud elegantly assorted rtock of Dry Goods. Boits *hu Shoe*, Huts, &e., dec, alao Groceries of the best Quality, cheaper than can be bought imy Weierle. Tt?? tinest and liest stock of Whinkie", Brahdie*. Wine*. Gin. Hum. . Aci, ?cn. The price* of which have Just b*en re* duced 25 to 50 cents pei gallon. D. K. SMOAK & CO. Have flitted up their upstair* 'and laid in a stock e">.000 of the finest, beat uud cheapest assortment of C L 0 T H I N G to be found between Columbia and Uharleston. if you are In need of a *tdi nt any price. L'ants. Oust or Vi'."t. ilou't lall to bee theln before huviug. Ju-t re- - celved, 150 bunch of FLO TJ 14 , Which will be sold cheaper than the ? nine quality can be bought hi Charles ton, make room for ? ?* - 200 Barifels to be in by the lli rt of November. The liest ? ' ? RUST PROOF WHEAT * OATS on hand. Ii. E. bMOAK A CO Orangeburg, S. C. June 27 tf A. F. H. DUKES, BRANCHVILLE, S. a, OlTers a large and varid stock - of GENERAL MERCHANDISE at the Lowest Ca*h price* to make room lor a large SPRING STOCK. I have also on hand a lot of the be*t Fertilizers, At the lowest possible figures. Don't tail to come and examine my stock before buying elsewhere. L F. H. DUKES, BRAN HV1LLE,[&'. C, Feh'. 0 1880?7ic IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I Nstir Orr? Habd. Cam he Mads ast 8tbshoti] Dbsibsd. Lab* Twics ab Loso. o?m*a Chilli and Fever. Liur Comjlainl Dpjepsi, neuralgia, Xenimcn. Bheamalism, Costi-enta, Female Weakness, Sick h Ncrroua lleaiaehe. These Fade Curs all DUcaics by Absorption. No ? .Noxious PU3s,OU?,or Polsonouj Medicines are takes into the Stomach. The Pndi are worn over tho fit of the 8tomacb. covering tho Great Neiro Centre*, l?io Uie LI Ter and Stomach. A gcntlo Ve,ieUt>l? Tonic la absorbed IntothecireuhiUonof thoBlood and 1 lver.purlfytngUio Blood. fUmulzling Uie I.irerond Kidneys to healUiy action, and strenrthtfilnir'the ? Blomach to digest food. Pbicb or PiM IUsdH bach. Sold bv all DiiC'jciBTs.'jr tent by Mail ; or Express. Manufactured at 59 & 41 Nobtm I.ibsbtt , Valtimobb. Md. For Sale by 8. A. KKEVE**. - Jan 30,1880?ly SAMUEL DIBBLE, Attorney and Cennssllorat Law (Cor. Church & St. Paul's Street.) ORANGEBURG, S. C. Dec 13-tf A. I!. Knowlto^. A. Latuicop KNOWLTON & LATHftOP, Attorneys and Counsellors, ?? ORANGKBURG, ?. V Dec-13-tf PAUL S. FELDER. FACTOR and .,jt,Jl ? COMMISSION MERCHANT, Charleston, S. ^> : i . ? IWill handle all cotton consigned to me for $1 .'25 per hale. The above to include all charge* except freight. Jan. 2, 1880r-tf. L. S. WOLFE, D. D. S., Graduate of Baltimore Denial College* Office over 1>. Louis' Store,. Offers his professional service* to the citi zens of Oratijreburg and adjoining coun ties. Teeth extracted without pain by- tho use ot Nitrons Oxide Gas. the safe*! an aMhe ic known to fcienue. Satislactkm. guaranteed. Jan. 30. 1880?ly WOOL HIDES And BEESWAX. 1 wilt pay the best pilcm for Woo) ha any quantity. Also for Dry Flint arid Salted Hides. If not damaged.' John A, Hamilton. Oct 11, 1879.