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A. I3ni>oi* f?x- tHio |?ooi>le. Postofiloo Hquvh. Open from half punt 8 to 10 o'clock A. M.. and fiorn jtndf-post 10 A- M. to 4P. |t. : ' f * Columbia mall closes at 10 A, M. and the Charleston mall ar luriftpast 5 P. M On Tuesdays and Fridays a mall lor FeUJervllle, Vanees Ferry and Holly Hid Closes at half-past 7 A. ' On Fridays a iqall for Knott's Mills Witt's Millp-and-Kishcs' Store closes a, hall-past 2 P. M. ? i ORANGIcnURG, S- C, JULY 2, 1880. N?tice.?? We have made arrange tttenls with the proprietors of the 'J&ctos and Courier to club Ibeir*mam moth .Weekly witb the Dkmochat at S3 per an.hu at, for b'oUi piipero, cash liD ad van oe. ' Death of Mr. Jones.?-Wo regret to1 'recbrd'tho death of Mr. Cajxers Jones, a worthy citizen of Upper tit MattheW8, which occurred last week after a long illness. Mr. Jones leaves a large and dependent family upon the world. A Storm.?A severe storm passed over Bamtwrg on last Sunday after 1 n?on doing considerable damage to 'fences, trees and houses. The chim ney' anil roof of Mr. J. 1). Copeland's House was blown away. No person injured. Consignees. -List of consignees of unclaimed freight at South Carolina Railroad July 1st, 1880: J. P. IJani zier, S. A.'Yon, W. H. Danlsler Davis Gray, John Busaell, J. F. Way. T. J. P. VValsh, W. R. McCornb and J. S. Bolin. Bagged,?Isaao Whitmore was ar resleU' ob Tuesday last by Capt. Jas. Cannon, Chief "of Police, for obtaining gtibds from Mr. Luther Riekenba 'Kbr'hnder false5 pretences. Whitipore 'was tur ed over to the Trial justice by the Council. Attention ! Ouange Light Dra goons;? You are hereby ordered to 'assemble at I he company's rendezvous on {saturday, the 10th instant, for 'drill, at 10 o'clock A. M. sharp. Members will lie punctual. N. N. Hayden, Captain. You may not believe it, but try it nud 3011 will he convined that Porta line, or Tuhler's Vegetable Liver Powder is the best medicine in the world to regulate the stomach and liver. Price 5Q cents. For sale h\ Dr. J. G. Wunr.ainakfii. 1 ' ! 1 Severely Stung.?A little daUgli ter of Mr. W. C. Till, ubout 12 yen is oldj was slung by a spider lust Thins day, and since then her suffering* have been so great and her symptoms ?o threatening that ? physician had to be called in to get lelief. Death of Mas. GoomvYN.? We ure pained to learn that Mi's Mary Goodwyn, of Bull Swamp, after gel ling up one morning last week in bor usual good health, loll dead soon af ter of heart disease. Verily, in the midst of life we are in death. Installation.?The ollleers and members of Edislo Lodge, No. 38, 1. U. O. P., are requested to attend tlic regular communication of their lodge On the 2d instant, when the recently elected officers will be installed b\ J. G. Bolivcr, 1). D. Grand Master. Sermon.? The chaplain of the Edi sto Rilles, Rev. Q, A. Darby, will preach a sermon before that corps on next Sunday morning, the 4th inst., at the Methodist Chinch. The pub lic are respectfully invited to attend. The company will appear in full uni form. Drouth.?Reports ol the disas trous effect of the drought reach us from every quarter of Iho country, but it 1st honed the recent rains came in time to''repair much of the damage done the growing crops. In some sections the injury to the corn mop is irreparable and not more than half a yield can be realized. Timely Aid.?George Boliver, lit tle son of the Clerk of Court, while bulbing in Hie river qii Thursday last got into deep water and barely es caped drowning. The lad weut under three times und was re-cued at last by Albert Daniels, a colored boy stand ng by, to w'ioin Mr. Boliver gave a suit of clothes as a reward for the act, Death or Mus. Fair.?Mrs. Pollie Fair, Hmtjie'r of Mr. A. D. Fair, went f?st Saturday on a visit to a neighbor antl was stricken down by paralysis as she was entering the house and soon after died. The death of so es timable a ludy is u sad and irrepara b'le less to the entire community. We tender our condolence lo tlie mouring family and friends. " A Good Idea.?Mr. John McKewn, Section Master of lbs Sui)l|i Carolina Rai load at this point, has decided lo build a neat and convenient foot way apross the Railroad directly opposite the Five Notch road. Our ciliz.-ns who live over the railroad will then havo a safe and plcusant walk by Capt. Jefford's lenco instead of the usual way through the street, Notice?We charge fjve dollars loi announcing a candidate |or any ollln and 1 ue dollar per inch for every oaitl or communication nominating u can didate or written in the inleie&l ol pne. These charges ure payable in Advance, and the rule will not be deviated from. We w'll not charge these accounts upon our books.? They must be paid in advance. ! Brevities.?Young man shec} that1 pistol. The ''Fourth" cornea qn the fifth this year, . >? . Shibboleth Lodgo meets next *Tues (iay evening at Masonic Halt. The peach, the watermelon'and the big meeting season-are' urjoo iis. . ? The .census enumerator is bringing he pldest inhabitant to the surface. Watermelons are pile red for sale on the streets nut of unusually small size and inferior quality. Only a bit of lemon peel, only thrco fingers oif rum., only some water aud sugar, a'nd the re t you know. An examination of teachers will be held lo-da\ and to-morrow at Sheri dan's School House. Sec notice. The Young America Steam Fire Engine Company have their regular monthly parade next Tuesday after noon. Mr. S. A. Reeves is in reoeipt of another cargo of those excellent cheap eigars. They may be had at bis diUg store. ' We acknowledge receipt from the Hon B. H. Hill, of Georgia, of a copy of his speech in the Senate on the Kellogg ease. The Postmaster's horse ran away last Saturday, creating eoraiderable excitement. Wonder if the Hancock boom struck him? j Vy.e .hear of several picnics aud fishing parties for the fourth,und we liopo our .friends will keep cool and enjoy themselves. Quiic a spiit of wind sprang up Wednesday tdleriuioi), blowing down a few sign hoard.-* ami scattering the j dost in ever' direction. We have, been placed under obliga tions t6 the Cincinnati T\ pe. Foundry for a cut of mir next President, whl.oh will be sec.? in another column. We arc indebted to Messrs. J. G. Guigna'rd and H. II. Sal ley for an in vitation to attend a piciiio at l?il's Branch School House to-nun row. Grace; am g'ung to see Clara today. Have \ ou any message? Eve : "I wonder how you can visit that dreudlul girl. Give her my love." j This June has been the hottest known In ihe memory of our oldest inhabitant. The thermometer stood j at 100 and 103 degrees Bevern days. J The man against whom there i-> the greatest prejudice is n?l always the meanest mail in the community. We huyjy bail occuiar demonstration ol ibis luci. A good head of I air is desired by eveiy one. The use. of Hall's Vegt uide Sicilian Hair Rencwer will re >l??re tin- hair it the hair cells ure not dosed up. A Mexican youth, fifteen years of age, blew his brains out* Friday last, an account of ? fair damsel of thir teen summers.' Romance and shot uun won't'mix. - Mr. Joseph Ero.t, ever mindful ol the1 coibtort of our citizens, bits in creased? his supply of ice ami ice cream aud other luxuries for tliia sea son Call on bun. The Junior Base Ball Club leaves this morning for- Camden to play a match game with the Camden Club. Boys, bring back the belt, and we'll kill the bitted call. Oh, ever thus from childhood's houi we've seen our fondest hopes do cay, we've never asked a lady to go riding with us but what it wus sure lo ruin that day. Love, like a beautiful opal, is u clouded gCib which carries a spark of lire in its hosoin, but true friendship, like a diamond, radiates steadily from its transparent heart. Members of the Young America Steam Kire Engine Company are re minded that the regular tn>>ntbl\ meeting of their company will be held next Wednesday evening. Mr. Ellison is credited with an in vention 10 make leuonadu without lemon or sugar." This w as discovered by the map who organized tbu Uisi. picnic many years ago. The press pang have all arrived hack homo from Cincinnati and are now busily engaged in writing up their trip, await this wpek'a ex changes with fear and trembling. Oar thanks are here's; tendered Lo Mr. Barna< as Williamson for several bunches of delicious grapes. They are the Ii ist, we have had the pleasure of extending thanks for this season. We arc indented to the Hon. Sam uel Dibble through oui popular young townsman, B. Frank Slater Esq., for Into Northern papers containing a full account of the Cincinnati Convention. A proper conclusion for the marri age ccremou) in many of our fashion' aide society weddings would be: '?What commercial interest have join ed together lev not ill-temper part asundpr." * '?Never expose your disappoint ments lo the world," says Beecher. Correct. If the otl)cr fellow responds to your call with a show of four aces, stick your four kings into the pack and say you were bluffing. Twinkle, twinkle little star, and Might the way of yonder pedestrian to tue drug store of Dr. J. G. Wanna maker to buy a bolilc ol Coussens Light ning Liniment iq cure his then matispi, lumo back. Price 5Q cents. 1 I Large lot of new Goods just in and must hp sold, at oner, Consisting of CoPce, Flour, Hams, Fiy ?Traps?. Aifo, another lot Ca'cos, Brilliants, Jeans, Uotionad,es, Linens, Long clolh. Oil cloth, Shoes, Jewelry Hosi ery, &c. Also a bargain in Sit aw Hais. All of which must be sold within ten days at any price. C. D. Kortjohn. Edgkfiklp Co., S. C, April 0. 187?.-?Dr. L. T. ^iill'1 Uia certiiics that I' havo used your Hupfttie Panacea, for diseases of Liver' und Dyspepsia. I caji "Safely shy that it has benelltted rue vnoro than any other midioino I havo ever tnLcn. E P. Addison. For sale by' S. 'A. Reeves. A8SAsswATKi>.?A worthy colored tnun familiarly known by the'naihe ot "Stnie." living on the es^ato of the late S. S. ilaigler, while sitting quietly in his house on Monday 'night lust, was shot and mortally wpiyided by some one who bad crept up'lo j.16 the foul deed. When heard from lust, Wed nesday wornipg, State was stjjj alive but there is no hope of his recoyory. The murderer escaped. Death op Miss U'gbbn.?Wo re gret to leai*ii of the death of Miss An na P. Ogren, who died at- |)cr father's resilience in our town on Friday lust after a long and painful attack of ty phoid fever, "Miss Ogren was only* fourteen, \ente of age, yet of so amia hie a disposition as to draw about her the sincoie love of nil who knew her. I Our warmest s\ mpnthies arc with the bereaved parents for the loss of their, loved one, Ninety-Six. S. C, April 14.1879.? Dr. L. T. li111 ,r? 1 have-' bpen suffer mg from indigestion \intl dvspepsia for some time ; bad no appetite, and was very rest less at night. I pur chased a bottle of \our Hepatic Pan acea, and was surprised bow rapidly I improved after taking u levy doses. 1 used one bottle, and now 1 rest well at night and have a good appe tite. B. 3. Spruit.' For sale by S. A.. Reeves. A Nuisance.? We would call the attention of our town council to the house in front of the jail as a Jklace eminently worthy of their considera tion. Rows are of frequent occur rence and the vloois a d windows ol residences in the. im mediale neighbor hood are obliged to he closed to pro tect the families .rom the bbseeucc language of drunken negroes. Either give llie neighorhood a policeman or close the miserable establishment. Knights of HoNou.?At the regu lar meeting of Orungehurg 'Lodge, No. 1-102, K. of II., Held on A outlay evening last, the followj g officers were elected to scve lor the ensuing term; L. H. Wannaniaker, D.; J. L. Sims, V. D.; J. L. Heidtinan, A. D.; F. DeMars, R.; O. R. Jones, F. S ; T. Kohn, T.; U. C Wannaoouker,C.; J. J..Street, Guide. ; R. H. Wiles, G, ; W. A. Edwards, S. We are pleased to slate that this lodge is in a Hour iabing condition. CoMPOUNO extkact bucuu, COU1 posed id' bucbu leaves, dandelion root, acetate potash, juniper berries', p.-nci/.n brava, and calinsonia rooi|. All of which are highly valued diufl etics, kidney stitnulanls and dopur auts. The failure ol the act ons of the kidneys is a source of many <lis tres'diiig diseases. This medicine producos a neart) 'action of the kidneys, removes i torn the blood the urea and uiic acid, which if allowed to remain and accumulate woujd in duce rheumatism, ' gooly affections, pains in hack and buns. This valua ble medicine is for sab* by Dr. J. G. Waup.aniajter. Pi ice 75 cents per bot tle. " a Y. M. C. A. t'o^VENTloN.?A Dis trict Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association will tie held at Si. George's July 10th and 11th, 1880. The following will be the or der of exercises : Satuudav.?A Bilde Rending, L. B. Hawies; How to study the Bible, A. L.'Tales, Dr. .1. Mel'lard ; How o leach the Bible, Dr. T, II. Abbott, P.S. Dibble; Association W ik in Small Towns. W. A. Betts, F. A. Scbif?e) ; Making Association Meet ings Effective, J. T. S. Harrison, Geo. \\. Ruuipu ; What can be D-uie for Bo\s in Smalt Towns? Rev. P. F. Kiatler, G. W. High'ower, Sunday.?Bible Reading. Chris tiaii Woik and jts R -waida, W. A. Beits; Sermon to Young Men, on Mark 10: 17., Rev. P. F. Kistlcr; Song Service; Sunday School. Le-son, Gen., 3 : 2 15; Praise Meet ing Consecration Service. One hour will lie given to the dis cussion of each subject on Saturday. Fifteen Minutes will be uliowed to speakers on the progiatuine, to others, live minutes. The Convention will use Beulnh Songs. L. Uf Haymks. Diatt ict Chan man. Timely and Good.?The following truthful words are ad >pied from an exchange, and are important: We are to have a sharp contest for most of the county offices this year. The candidatSs ami manv of their person al friends will become intensel\ inter ested. They should' not lie blamed for this. But do not let ibis interest for your friends' welfare degenerate into a personul spi e lor bis oppo nent, and a generul dislike for those of your neighbors who do not support your man. A few days ago a person made tiso of this remark : "Smith does not like rac because I did not vote lor bis candidate two vua s ago." Now, we beseech jou, if 3011 do vole differently trom your neighbor. Do not let ojd life-long friendship bo dis turbed, Mojiiot think less ol a man be cause his choice in an election differs from yours. The aver ago voter should lake this coming election in a cool, considerate mnjjper. The Iriendship and respect of neighbors are worth more to you than the elec tion of Smith or Jones. The excite uient will soon be over, but your in tercourse with neighbors is life-long. Keep cool. Do not speak an unkind word about the other candidate, or Iiis friends and supporters. Plkabant Entertainment.?At >l.o rooms ol' thu Yotlitg feloii'd Christian Association next Monday evening a pleasant entertainment will tic given, consisting of music1,' rending and re freshments, at hulf past 8 o'clock. Tire cvpnjng's diversion will ho in two parts?rvocal music and reading. One of the members will reutj an intercst, ing sketch,entitled* Across the At lantic." The incidents were written us thoy occurred. There will he an interval for refreshments. Admis sion ten cents. Refreshments extra. ? .ft j _, Sheridan's School.-t-TIic annual exhibition oi' Sheridan's Classical School came off in the Courthouse on last Friduy .evening according to an nouncement before a large and intel ligent audience. At an early hour every seat was tilled and before the exercises commenced the a'^leo were crowded' with persons who fulled' to socure seats. The bar w.ks assigned to students and patrons of the school, and yet quite a number was forced to leave for the want of seats. The ex ercises were opened with prayer by Rev, O. A. Darby at half past eight o'clock aud closed at eleven o'clock P. M. by a debate in, which several oJ tho young men participated. The 3peaking waa very orcdituble?indeed the entire programme furnished an entertainment full of interest from be inning to the .end.' The school has enjoyed a most gratifying suc cess during the present term, number ing 73 students tu ail. lourlueii of whom were from t e country and six from other counties. Several young men arc preparing for college and in u few years the benefits of this school will bo lelt in tbepeisoual efforts aud influence of young men who received their truining under its tuition. An Imterati ve Neceskixy.?Dur ing the dry weather now prevailing vyjlien the river is fo?v,and the swamps in an excellent condition for woik, we would tespcctfully direct the at tention of our County Commissioners to the uec ssity of putting tbj. swamp ucr? ss the river in the best possiide condition lor travel. We re told thai last season fanners within live er six miles ol Oraugeburg curri ed their cotton to Bamherg because the Edisto swamp at this point wap impassable. 11 the commissioners find th msclves in u financial posst tion lo undertake the work, no heiter time for this can be selected. , It is thought by some that a belter, outc can lie had by extending Rus sell Street to the river, hoildi g u oridge at the point ol crossing ami continuing the; mud thiough the swamp until it sirik? s ih road that I turns out to Capt. M< ss' place. 1. is I thought that a new way oi Ibree or lour iiuudred yaidsouly will be ncee* sary to complete this route and tluogb j a heller syyuiup and much shorter than 1 ilie old. This, however, is only a suggestion lo be eotiBideied by the board in connection-will! repairing the road. The main necessity for the! work lies in retain tug a large trade j naturally belonging to Oiangeburgi which we are in danger oi losing and also in the convenience of our citizens. This' necessity is imperative. That Jack Jar. Editor 0 rangt burg Democrat} I II. II. II., the New York correspon dent of the Charleston News atal \ Courier, tells us that an hour after Hancock's nomination, he went over to Governor's Isluud to congratulate the General. He says: "Before I left the island, 1 was shown the hap piest man on it, a young suilqr who bad beep the first to lel| I|nitcnck ol his nomination. The fortunate young fellow was sitting on the dock en gaged in deep thought. I tapped Id in on the shoulder, and asked him liow the General had taken the news. 'A poslollico !' the young tar ejaculat ed, almost unconsciously, and then, realizing his mistake, and my ques tion, ho answered: 'Ob, quiet enough.' The young fellow's mind was already running to the spoils ol ollice which might come to him as u rcwaid for his good fortune.'* Now, ?Mr. Editor, the object of your cone Bpoqdent is to ask" the Orakgkbuug Demociiat to ask the Charleston u.V. tcs ami Courier to ask the New York World io ask Gee. Hancock tp make Ithut J'ick Tar the Postmaster at Or 1 ungeburg, S. C, The Sailor's Friend. Tribute of Respect. At a meeting of i(Mcllicbamp's School," hchl at the school house on Thursday morning, July 1st. the fol lowing preuuible unit resolutions were 1 adopted : Whereas, the Supreme Ruler of the U.dverse, in His infinite wisdom, has removed Iroin our midst in the flower of youth our beloved companion and fellow-pupil, Anna Pauline Ogren, w ho, by her many virtues, bad cndeai eil lietsefl lp teachers and pupils a like , and, Whereas, her removal from our midst has caused a broken link in the chain of friendship which unites us here, and casl a deep gloom over our ! school circle, j Resolved, That the memory of our Idepurtcd Irlend will ever be enshrin ed in our hearts in tenderness and ! love, anil that we indulge the confi dent hope ihat the-link which has been biokep hero is-iiy be perfected heieulterin ii happy circle around the Tin one of Grace. ' Resolved, That in respect to the {memory of our deceased young 11 lend I we wear the usual budge id mounting for thirty days. Resolved. Thut a copy of this pre amble and resolutions he forwarded lo the family of Ihe deceased, and that it be published in our county pa pers. T. C. Doyle, Chairman. AcoiE McNamarA, Secretary. (mm wm* Q^iQRIOUS NBWS ! I AT THEODORE KOHN'S FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS' EMPORIUM. GREAT TUMBLE UN DRY GOODS. Calicoes at Six and a Quarter Cents. .Calicoes at Six and a Quarter Genta. Calicoes at Six and a Quarter Cents. Calicoes at Six and a Quarter Cents. Calicoes at Six and a Quarter Cents. New and FaKhionnblc Gopds received "every "week".' Ladies' Linen Suits, Linen Ulstern, White Lawn Basques, Neatly trimmed from 81.25 op. GREAT ASSORTMENT Embroideries. Uaces. Ribbons. Glove.?, t'aiasols. Kneitings, Neck Ties in all tue lute styles and very low in prices. We invite particular attention to our immense stuck of DRESS GOODS Latest Novelties behi? constantly added. MATTING, MATTJNG, MATTING, pulling out and Cheap, Remember we have the tlnest, best and lowe.-t priced GENTS" CLOTHING, HATS, S11IH I'S, SHOES, at,d NECK WEAK, And don't forget to cal at THEODORE KOHN'S I<YfS,UI.QNABLE pry roods' EMPQRIUM. Urungelftirg. S. t:., Oct. 10. 1879, " a NEW STORE." F. A. SGHIFFLEY, RUSSELL STBEET, (One door above Dr. Patrick's.) CHOICE GROCERIES. T HEREBY INFORM MY FRIENDS that I have on my own account, com menced a Grouery Husineas?will keep only the best goods, and sell cheap for Cash, and anv patronage bcidowed will be appreciated. Respectfully, F. A. SCHIFFLEI, ORANGEBURG, S. C. May 14. 1SS0 :Ux\. J. DEE ANDREWS WOULD respectfully Inform the citi zens of Orangeburg that be lias hi charge the stock and llxturea of Z. J King, at Wallace Camion's old stand. Main street, where be will be glad to serve hi- friends and the public with anything in his line of trade. Everything fresh and pure and guaranteed to give suti.-fae tmij. A lu|| hue uf goods keptpnnstHiitly ?in hand . Bori) und raised in Orauge burg. I hope to receive ? liberal share pf the patronage of my lellow citizens. J. DEE ANDREWS.. BLACKBERRY BRANDY at Wallace Cailnoh's old .-land. Furo CORN and RYE Whiskies for sale at Wallace < annon'a old stand. * For pure Chutnpaignc Lager Beer go to Wallace Cannon'.- ohl stand. Families supplied by the duzen?^oods delivered free .1 charge. Seltzer Water, mi dharrun/cthent of the bowel- and' kidneys, for salb.'low at \\ ttUaCti Cannon's old .-laud. The ??Cotton Boll," the tinest live cent Cinar in town, for sale at Wallace Gan non's ohl stand. 1) n't forget it. Soda Winer, fresh, by the bottle, at Wallace Ca..non's old stand. May 28, ISS??ly DO you suffer with headache? O yon feel dull and languid? Doe* your appetite lall you? Is your, l-iver out of outer'( Have you a irietalic taste in you mouth? Have you dyspepsia or indigestion? If so. take. OR. U\ 4... CURE, And get Immediate relief. |< nevi v (nils, as liu.idied? will lentily who have used It and have been benefit ted. It is entirely vegetable, corlalu in Its effects', and abso lutely harmless. One trial will coii\hic? you. DOWIE&MOISE, Sole Proprietors. Charleston. S. C. For Sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamakcr, Orangebt rx S. C. April 8$-? fi -ms. :"The Taylor ;G?l rnuiS ?operier, Cotton Gin, Is closely X Imitated by .oAtfprgftiH. tpit^huvlng suoui'cd its patent .panic by a decree of court the makers control the featurx-s of original merit and have added all, the latest improvements. It now has the patent round breast, the brush belt i self adjusting, its speed Is at the highest j point, and it runs as light as uny first class gin. TTI..E T AT L.OJK G I N .is tii.e cheapest, it is the MOST COMPLETE, and it.is i;he most durable. Orders were rcfusvd.at tjjc factory.last yeiu' as thpy. come In too late. .Ordei soon front John A. Hamilton. Orangeburg, S. C. Oetll, 1879.' How Watches are Made, IT will be apparent to any one who will examine a "solid Gold Watch, that aside Irom die necessary* thickness for engraving and pubspiiig, a.htVge propor tion of the precious .metal used, is deed ed .only to stihuit nti.il hold the entfru/ved portions in place, and supply the neces sary solidity and strength. The surplus gold is actually needless so far us utili ty and beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS' PATEN f GOLD WA ['OH CASES this waste ot precious metal Is overcome. and the samk solidity and stkkngth produced ut trotu one-third to one-hall of the usual cost of solid cases. The pro cess is of the inojt simple nature, as fol lows: a plate of nicklc competition met al, specially Mt la pled to the purpose, has iwy plates of SoLll> gold soblered one oc.each side. The three are then passed between polished steel rollers, and the result is a" strjp of heavy plated composi tion, front wiiioU the euses. backs, cen tres, bezels. &e.. {ire,Clit and .shyped by suitable dies am,! formers! The gold in these eases is siiineiciitly thiek to admit of all kinds of chuoilig. engraving and enamelling', the enginved eases have been carried Ulli LI ' worn perfectly 'smooth by time and' use without remov ing the gold. ' THIS" IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TU ? V'LA V'f&H OF SOLID GOLD AND WAllttASifEU BY SPECIAL CEKUFICA IK. For sale by all Jewelers Ask for 11 lustrated Catalogue, and to see warrant. March 12. 1880?lv io SOU I'll CAUOLINA RAILROAD. PASSLNGEK DEI'AItTM EXT. Qn and after May 1(1:h, 1S80. Passen B Trains on this road will run as fol ows':'(iHl lurther orders.) GREENVILLE EXPRESS TRAIN. GOING EAST. Leave Colombia..'.*4 15 p in ?* ' \?. J2 15 p m Arrive at Camden..:....../J 45 p m Leave Orangeburg.U 05 p m T* .$4 15 p m Arrive at Charleston.*9 q0 p m '?' .J7 30 p m ?Daily except Sundays. ^Sundays only. Going west. Leave Charleston at.5 45 a m Leave Orangebnrg at.8 40 a m Leave Cuiudeu at.7 00 a in Arrive at Columbia.10 30 a tu Way Freight and Fassenger Trains. GOING EAST j ? Leave Columbia.5 40 a n; Arrive at Uainden.112 00 in Leave Orrngeburg.10 08 a m Arrive at Charleston.2 00 p in *' Augusta. 3 25 p m GOINO WEST. ? Leave Charleston.9 00 a in Leave Augusta.;..8 00 a in Arrive at Columbia .5 37 p in * Passengers leaving Colombia or Charleston on these trains have to change cars at tfraitchville to reach Charleston at 2 00 p m or Columhia at 5 37 p in. Nlghf Express Tralu. " GOING EAST. Leave Columbia.*9 30 p m Leave Oran^ebuqj..... 12 32a in Arrive at. Augusta. 7 50a m Arrive at Charleston.,,..0 20 a iu ?Passengers taking tili? train will have to change cars at bruuchyillc to reach Charleston 0.20 si. m , if not in sleep er. Hegu'ar Accommodation train will arrive at 8 00 a in. going west. Leave Charleston.9 05 p m Leave Augusta.7 40 p m Leave Oiungcburg.2 45 a-tn Arrive at Columbia.6 10 a m New Yo. k Express. GOING EAST. Leave p.ran?jebip-g.,.5 47 a m going WEST. Arrive at Orangcburg.9 57 p m The Greenville Express and Night Ex press will run daily. All oth>*r trains run daily except Sundays. ' Sleeping I CSfs tffe ai inched to Night Express, berths only ?\ 50 to Charleston or Au gusta. Those trains make connections at Charleston with New York and Balti more Steamers on Wednesdays and Sat urdays, also with Florida steamers on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Night Express make connections with 7 a in train oi; S & C Railioad foi Savnnah and Florida points. Connect ions matle by other trains at Augllata with trains from and to that point, also, with alt trains from and to Charleston.' The train leaving Columbia, at 9 30 p in and arriving at 0 10. a in pnikes close I connect ions at Khigsvhle w ith the New York Dxpress 1 iniu<. to ^'b.i^h is at taclud a Pullman Sleeping Car. running thl'OUgll between Augusta and New York without change. On Saturday and Sundays, rnttud trip tickets are Sold to ami Irom all stations at cue first-clat.s fare for the round trip good till Monday noon to return D.C.ALLEN, Gen. Pass, and T. Agt. John B. Peck, Gen. biipt. 'J. G. PoSTEi.L, Agf Orangeburg. B?YCK&C? DEALERS IN PLANTATION, GOODS, DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, St. Matthews g. 0i We respectfully etdl thu attention ol the farmers to our general sloes ol GOODS and solicit ai cid I ' wl???u????r they visit St. Matthew s, A full ami fresh itock constantly in score, O.t XJie Se?s^tiQ/i, Qf theXeriod! HARD IftjyiEjSiPE CONE! ?a-. ..,.,u-.- v HAVING, been watching for some time past (ho llnunclal pulse of tbe country und the over varying event* of i be trading world w irli a view to the In crease or decren-o our weekly purchases, wc ure prepared to announce to pur num erous patroita that our investigation of these subject* has been pmTeetly satisfac tory ami that we have as a consequence Unwanted larger orders Jljnn ever be fore to our New York agency. The year 1880 therefore begins witlt fluttering prospects for farmers, median ics and all .'other laborers .dike. The linaiiclal pulse, o|. the country is steadily improving. aud.Jiu.vhig returned almost to a haif! jpupcy, basis, we sfiafl grad>i ally^btlt -iiroly recover our forjner pres tige and the so iong declining prosperity of our b'eatiillul Southern'liiud. JBciug firmly impressed witlt the forc-slwdow ing- of These approaching cveu.ts.we have made an uiigemciits commensurate with the demands they will disclose. Our Agent in New York is already in receipt oi our hint ructions directing' hbn to h.6.ou,the ujerl for every suj',' and fail ure u.-yvell ua.evcrv iiqtise.teUerlog qn tic; brink ol bankrtiptoy, uu tbatdie, witfj cash in hand may lukc in every bargain and inns enable us during the.present year not only to increase' our own re sources, but to become also a never changing source of assistanco to our fi lends by selling them goods fur below the wholesale market, of New York. It whs the credit system tb.it paralysed our industries in the past and caused 40 many interests to droop and wittier while every article needed for family consump tion doubled in value. TIjuh while labor w^u iiiadtqiiutuiy compensated, goods of ,pvery uesciIptio'u approached almost fab ulous prices and*' the dally sweat ol a man's brow barely obtained tor himsojf ami family the commqncst.pccessarlespl' Die. 'loo much credit will always create demands greater'than the sources of sup ply will saiisi) . bepcjc .everything takfs an tipwurd tendency^nder its operations. On the other baud cash'transactions will muke the supply larger thiin"the'duinal}'d and consequently goods lull to bottom prices when this rule prevails. We pay cash lor all our goods before I hey leave the place bought from. Helfe? out" ability (independent ot our unrivaled labilities ley buying) to outstrip and un dersell all our competitors. The mer chant who buys on time, (and who of them doesn't) |ntf only .ban to pay the high est prices fug what i,ln;y get Jjqt also the additional percentage added oy all cred.lt sales. Now all thin comes outof the con sumer, tbe man who pnlroidzes the (hue merchant at home. It wilt at once be perceived that the ditlcienee between us 'is vast Indeed, and thut the buyer 011 'credit system cannot purchaso Koods &c market piitca. wli;l,y we. by paying caeb, get tlie most extraordinary bargains at a large discount On"" wholesale cash price. It is therefore quito 'eusy lor us to sell below other merchants and guarantee oerfeel satisfaction in every'case. Our s.\ stein is one of ott'r own, and ha? I many advantage? which we shall not e;; I plain. ' but lot it snfllcM that the larger port ion of 1 he belie/its arising from it are leaped by our friends and patrons, and by it we have established'a reputation near and dear to us. With honesty, ,fttjr dealing. qtiicK sales and small prolits as out Watchwords we have conquered tl'ie ilemou ol nigh prices and forced froiu mm the acknowledgement that be bus hten sysiematical'y swindling and de Irauding *he people. \\ e have demonstrated to thousands in this und other counties that it is pos sible when dealing with a fair und honor* able merchant w/iu buys strictly fur cash, to purchase' goo'ds at price* which were cur rem before the war. To buy and sell good.- docs not necessarily imply I hut to ; be successful one must either jio a con scienceless extortioner or a gpasplng Shylock. as iu every other calling the merchant jean dignity' and ennoble his jp'oieaVion ur he can sink it into iuiqiu jr and trad Us courtly garments througn cesspools ot deceit, dishonesty, fraud and double distilled misrepresentations. He can be a blessing or a curse to bis coun try'. * As for us we prefer a good name w ith a Blow, bill' steady increase in busi ness to the gouging process which makes one merchant rich to-day .mid a thousand pour farmers penniless aud breadlcss to morrow i Ouis is the true plan, by adopting it you i,vqid H,;e bcylla of credit 011 the ono Mdu and the Chary bdis of a lelu execu tion 011 the'other.' To trade with us is to insure satisfaction, increase your wealth and general prosperity. Week ? alter week during ihe present year we Shalt spread daiiy upon our counters a stock of goods as Varied as the leaves of the ioies.1. A cordial invitation is extended to ewyy ?n.e ivlip reads this circular to give 11? 11 Call, no trouble to show goods or answer questions. We will sell lor' one dollar cash what you will pay three lor In" October If you buy on credit, w 0 uuy direct from the Cheapest markets hi America for "cash less 1 in- large discount, and can aud will sell as low as tue wholesale merchants of Charleston, New York or KuUimorc, aud to those w |pj favor us with their reg ular custom w e oiler as rai e inducements as w ere ever ottered lu tuis or any other community Our goods arrive wefckly ami must be sold, iook to your interest und cull 011 us when 3*011 visit town. Farmers, look to your own welfare, you who have sunk low and, lower each succeeding j ear w iipo Vpe middle men around yuii have, grown rich hi comforts and \veallb, you have barely lived by working from sun to sun the year round, while otheiB have added thousands to their already plethoric treasures, by sell ing 011 credit to you in the spring und collecting in October and Nobcmbcr the sweat stained profits ot many a me!eiiexi I bargain. Let our iarujers eschew this. . in future and learn to watch as well utf pray?lei iliem break from the old beaten paths ol credit and ruin, and de.nund an equivalent tor their money. Let them uspire to higher and greater achiever incuts. Ho this end w e therefore cordially in vite our Irlands to give us frequent calls und we guarantee that not one 111 a thous and will ever leave our counters dissatis fied. Respectfully youra^ <J. I). KORTJOI1N, Auction aud Commission iJU-i'diarit, Oraiigeburg, S. C. Tbe monster doom Is broken, dead and buried, recoiling on Us originators' und carrying I hem down in Mm great crash) amid tbe contusion and iiiimnil Ivoril >lin k?epfl cool looking whereto' invest iu Bankrupt ami Unc-m stocks which must now be*sold. to meet maturing paper and lir the next we'ek yop will lind tbe fol lowing goods lit these low prices at his store: Nails 5 cents per pound for all sixes. Migars 8. 0. 10. 11 coins. CoU.'e 12 1-3, 15, 10, 20,cent*. Bacon 7 12 cents. Kama, ch ice. 8 cents. Luioroideiy 3. 5, 7-, 8, 10 to 25 ContSv Flour, dnli iiiid uVcihiitig Dress Gripes. .Mypna LO.cciits. Lace.- 5 io \l\ cents. Sr>j r'up, 'best N? w {>v)vi ns, tit) ecutj Huhiesnuus 0 to 8 rents.' Long t'bilh. yard wdde, '.' cents. li'argaiiis iu i Ipware mid Crcv-kerv. C. D. KOiM.IOll.V. O.-angeburg. S. C. May 7, 1? Ibu