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Under the Lilac Buahps^ k : | Under tho lilac bushes, . ,. ..1 When the bloom was at il's'height; Under the fragrant lilacs, Nl k? no i i We stood on a summeK'Sonight; While lie told me tho old,: old story? Old, and yet ever new ; And 1 listened, because 1 loved him; What else could a woman do? i < . .: Under the lilac bushes* .?llmi'l Only ourselves alone, . I bent to his lightest whisper, 1 thrilled to his lowest tone. !m i?i He painted a glowing intuvd., v 1 Beautiful, fond and true,* do tw And 1 listened, because 1 believed him; What else could a-woinan'iloi1 Oh. such a glorious summer! ? Never its like before; Never such a wealtir.fif gladness Has Hooded a glad heart o'er. Never such joy in livibg Under the heavens bjue: And i loved him, because 1 loved him; What else could a woman do ? Where is he now? Why ask me? ? *'' For I am learning to-day ui i There are always two sides to a story, Look at it as we may. Some one will read the 'right .side, The wrong has fallen to me. And my heart has refused to question . I Where its false love may he. News Items.. ; ; A Saratoga yoiing woman won. enough by belling on a horso to buy a diamond cross. Ifyouhavn't gotsunstruck op to date, the chances arc that you are safe until next year*.' I ft 01J ] Two Japanese ladies have narro wly escaped the honors of belleship at | Saratoga litis summer. A pair were married at., Newport, j H. L, recently, alter, uu unbroken courtship of !l? years. ; Chief Justice Willard is still in Cashier's Valley. The hearing of the case of the Chief Justiceship will lake place on the 10th. Everybody is preparing for a big fall trade, and are in hi&h hopes of making money enough to pay all t heir debts and in: prove their homes. So mote it he. "1 don't like Jones," said Siiod giass. '?Nu," In: added, alter a pause, k*l don't like him. The fact is Jones speaks so much of himself tells so much, you know, that he doesn't leave any room for the imagination." Does any reader know Jones? President 11 ayes does not believe in Ihtf .South Carolina '?census frauds,'" and says so plainly. He also proves by tacts and figures,, that , tlu; StuleT as recently enumerated, iannullier un der than over the proper malic. "This is a wry graceful act of Mr. Hayes, A census enumerator in a New Hampshire lown found one family whose mother's age was lucnly-six" years and that of her oldest sotf lour teen years. Enquiry revealed^ Mini tact that the mother ?was married when eleven years and-" six months old to a man twenty years old. John Harvey and Mrs. lAjtihpny, OfJ A biori, Miss., made up iheir? 'minds to elope. Each had a lawluVconsort and four children. They decided 'Ay lake of the young ones along, and drew lots, the woman winning, as to which should make the choice. She look two ol her own, of course. Governor Jeter took Ilie oath ol office, in the Governor's;-.;o.fliee,i al ihe Stale House, in Columbia; oh Wednesday, and ex Governor Simp son filed his resignation, , .The latter issued an address to- the people ' oT the Slide expressing! Ids thanks tif them, and gracefully presenting1'h'L' (successor. I5S.I? ; I The number of pcrsnus awaiting trial for murder in our large cities is i ultogt liter unprecedented. Chicago j und Pittsburg ngi?regate.qhout fyrt^v- ] live. Other cities snow nearly us, many in proportion. Gross abuse of i the pardoning power, is one. of, the : principal causes of the uia.rinjijg ptev- ? alencc ol homicides. The Boston Harald says: ?*IInsnoy a man a right, in this country to vole] for the principles for which Lee and Jackson fought, if it pleases him sot to do?" They fought for lonal sell'-: government, and a good many men ut the Nottlt will vote the same way, j although they never sympathised, with secession, as thousands or Southern! men did not. Foolish people in the North who! have been wot tying themselves over - Hampton's alleged speech, can learn' something by tending Hie following j from Col. MeLure, of Philadelphia:} ??Most people will hold their votes inj a Presidential contest, quite above! 1 be control of any foolishly uttered or' falsely leportcd speech from any man,] North or South. The Nashville American petitions for a large expenditure of Republican funds in Hie South during the present canvass. It says: **We,are anxious to have a million or so scattered around in the South. It will help bus - ness and it won't hurt Democracy at all. If Mr. Slier mini is going to open the treasury Id us have a liberal ex penditure down here." Resides the loss of I lie steamer City of Vera Cruz near St. Augustine, on the Florida coast, during the re cent storm, a number of other vessels were cither wrecked or otherwise (seriously injured. Thine Was con siderable loss ol life. Every day ad ditional evidences of the fcveiity of the storm are made manifest, by re ports of stranded vessels and dtscov t'liccf along the he. ch. i:" 1 #.;>. >P:v- i . I . I CONFECTIONER AND CANDY MANUFACTURER; < CPFlCllK-FOH SALIC THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINK _ r.,vl O O j Fine- Candies, "wiiolesale and retail, -:> i! bet >.?? : nl bottom prices. ..i >i' i ?i ???Hi ? ii ? I ! ITHTrT'X'JS A.TN I> lNUrJV?. of nil descriptions always on hand. i. . i I The only place where von can always- get ERESU RAISINS. ( Till: A NTS. <ITUONS I)A TK.S. FIOS. c]L\< KEliS ANO <!AKKS. I MCsSft!A i'KI > coconuts and , F^TUi^'Jui^uifijUh^wwrvn kinds. ,.; SPECIALTIES IN SMOKERS- ARTICLES. . . t, , Largest assort nicnl ol such goods in town . FINE CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, Cokes ornamented fur Weddings in the most exquisite style, c.ike Sleep e.*-aml Oriitiinetiis made to order* -Call and exaiuine before buying elsewhere at IHtlGGMAN'S OLD STAND. Oraiieebtlrg'. S. C, Sept. A if -P.vG. CAN NOK, it. Cimi ni id Loclvsmitha ... j and' dualer, in , . da (rims. Pistols :mcl Gr-'eiioral 1 I;ii'il\v;irc. (iKANGEiVLiCG, S. C. KKKl'S^eonstmiilv nit band si full and complete slock of Guns and Pistols o every de-ortptipo. H?ckel IJ^dvufj. Ta;bl?/ Knives ami K?rles. Spoons. Scissors. :iutl 'in lacl almost jinyihing in die I lard\v;nc line. I make a specialty ol Carpcn lors* Tool?. Fanning Impb im-nis. Cooking Utensils. Fishing Tackle. Sportsmens* GootVi. >uch ;t.< Shot], Powder. Gun wads, etc.. etc., also THE LICHT RUNNING REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE, The best ami cheapest Machine manufactured. The public ar.?rdhilly invited t<> examine my slock before purchasing as I am determined not to h ) umiersold. Uc.pairing of all kinds done with neatness ami lipateh. Orniigcburg. S. C.,.lan.:iO, ISSO?ly P. G. CANNON. ffl F U E S II A R R I V A L S OK AT 1-mdT 11!?: ?' ? JIV STOCK COMPRISES M.I .U ' '?> n .t ? ?>? . c' d!i7ilM?* i?i .'l !?' v y ibu h IJ l4 v G o od 0 ; 11 id! GrFocerie fisina "! i' ?-??>'???? ' ?'?fstdi. . - fit \ .1. '. IN GREAT VARIETY. ?/ *./ ir,i i i ' * * * > ? f * ' The . OrV Gi'joflsembrace Ladies and Mens Dress Goods, White ami Colored ,: 1 .Colib'u'GooiUl Prints, Men's and Hoys' Clothing. Hats and Cans. V ? \X(it t ?? ? ? ? it ill . ;.. A IBoots arid. Slioes, I To suit all classes. Also full lines of '?"GROCERIES AND TOBACCOS, ml lb ..a; < dpi ?ti'l , * in i j.- in .3 jM (jvi.j-yth'mg lo he found in a lirsl class store. aw 'io xuore * , . . ? ? i <: Thanking ithi' phbllo lor Iheir gtmernus patronage in the past I respvetftdly ifioRcitm ooiifinmiiu'e nl the stiuie. promising io sell every 11 ing at Mm loA'Stft pt>s>-i' bluJ>L']uy. The highe-'C market pi ice paid to" v-M-< .?JlJ't?b?; ;>x dJli'i i Bl . Cotton, Corn, Peas, Kice, &c. And'^ othyr Country l*rm|uce*.j A cal|^i lil-'m-d. j ^'(ilroublc to slaiw g<ioii.si I , Ornngcburg', S. ('.. Mar 2s-|f ? i ? Ml I JOHN C. l'IKEy? (,'orner Church and I'nssell Sireei's. PERFECTLY SAFE IN THE MOST INEXPERIENCED HANBSl For Diarrhcoa, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholora, AND ALU THOSE NUMEROU8 TROUBLES OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS SO PREVALENT AT THIS SEASON, No Remedy known tr. the. Medical Profession lins lieon in use su luiiy and with such uniformly > >., ' ali-Am:.luIy u-.-.ulIo uj . VEGETABLE ?in ... il>cen woA with such wonderful Piircefa In tilt parts of Uio world in the treatment of these oialcultiea, that it hius come- to bo considered . AN UNFAILING mW f OR ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS nn<t spch Jt really is when taken Iii thao and nccordrng to the very plain directions inclosina each bottle. n In such diseases, the itltnck Is nsttnlly sudden nnd frequently very m ute; but with i% nafb remcily at liunil lor immediate use, there In seldom ilnuuvr or the fntnl i-phuIS which mi often follows a few days' neglect. The inclination to wait and see if iho morrow does not bring n better feellnp, not lufronnontly occasions a va?t nmount of needless suffering, and sometimes ??<> .is a lire, a timely uosool l'aiu Killer will almost invariably save both, and with them the attendant doctor's fee it in... stood the teat or forty ymrn? constant an in all countries and climates and 1?perfectly Fnfo in any persons hands. It I- rMomiminilcd by Physicians. Nurses in Hospitals, and persons of all classes and professions who have had opportunity for observing the wonderful results which liavoalwava followed ita uso. THE BEST EVIDENCE: Mi-ssra. PKRRY DAVIS A SON: I know jon ikkkI no toatlmanial to convince sou tlint ynnr in.?ili.-inn i^nlltlin! >.ai olabn tor it, lint I cannot rmtratn iho ini|mlHo tocoiiintiuiicntoioynic Utn fact Oirtt in luy fnmily it blia truly doMi wontlent. 1 nilininihlor it to my cliildron (onn eighteen months, nnil tlie other three ;.enrH old) with |Mirli>et mcceSM. It n^nlatiM their howola, nnd Rtops all dif?rrho>.i. .My.-elf nmt wifn n>;ort. to it in nil raws. Ix.tli fur Int. rnnl .ei:) eiterni.l iiko. I've nved it in aw finnily lor livii years, mot w.7f unl 1?. without it. 1'oelinit [uracll untltir maoh obligation to you, in many timoa licitiK relieved from |.!iln, I nm very truly loan. U K MOOR1C Uaugall, Dntchon^ Oin,?ow York. No family can alVord to be without It, and Its price brlliKS it within the reach of all. The use of one bottle will jr? further to convince you of its merits than columns of news paper advertising. I'ry it, and you will never do without It. Price, tf?u. ?Oc. antl 91.00 per bottle. You can obtain it at any drug-storo or from PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providonco, R. I. M.:v. 11 is 0 Urn I hnve lonp u?ed thf? modieinn known na PKRRY DAVIS'VKOETARLR PAIN ICrLLERIn myf.miily nnd would not uu any acount lie without it. When rhoj.-r.i ?.m last Oiiiiloiiiic here, I used no lncilicino of any (tort lint the Pain Killor, and iiHIioukIi myself nnd Hovernl munbafa of my family -.vere attacked Hovornly, I nm lnipi>y to say I hat the Pain Killur whs ?Mltinl to every eincr^enry. I consider 1 should not ho ilniinr my duty to thn rnuunuuity di.l I not say Ihn mnob. If I won aUaokod by the Oholera to-iUy. Pain Killer '.. .: 1 I !>?? the only remedy I Rr'iUlu USO. I linvo thOTOUgllly test.sl it, mid know it . n bo n-lie<l on. P. I'.. ItKlKilNSDM), Onlonn, Illinois. ,T:" " I! ! ' 1!! ! J!!! J!!! J ! ! ! I ! ! 1 I! !! J ! ! ! I! I A. DVJ2RTJS12 II large and varied stock of Goods, Consisting in part of Sugar, Tea, Soap. Tinware. Ijcnions, Bulter Nuts, Coffee, Spice, Sapolio. Stoneware. Oranges Cocoa Nuts, Bacon, Cinger, Washing Soda, Glassware, Apples. Pecans, Klour, Pepper, Lye* Crockery ware. Cabbages, . Almonds, ? I.aid, ' NntUipgii, 1'otasli, Wooden ware, Confectionery, Currants, Hams. Copperas, Starch. Sitters, Candy. Prunes. In fact flie larges und liest variety pi Fancy and Staple Groceries kepi in Orange burg, M prices Ten fpTwetlly percent less than any house.in town. I mean just what I say. ' ' I'll sell for less than any one, Or give my goods away. A. :Bi. WM KEF, Oraogoburg. April 1ST'.). Leader of Low Prices. SOUTH CAROLINA KA1LKOAI). Pass e kg kr Prpart m v.nt. On and after May ICth, 1SS0. Passcu go ?" Trains ?>n lid* roadI will run as fol lows: (till Ini tiier orders.) G 11E EN VI LI - E i: X I'll T15 AIX. OOlXti east. Leave Columbia.* I 15 p in k? .:-2 1". i? in ; ?rrlye ntCamdeii.7 l? p m Leave Orangeburg .t! 05 p in I *? a .J l Iii p in I Arrive at. Charleston.*'.? pO p in ; '? .;7 30 p in . ?Daily except Sundays. (Sundays only, j r.oix?; wkst. Leave Charleston at.fi l."> a in Leave Orniigeburg at.s 10 a in Leave Camdoij at.7 0(1 a m Arrive al Columbia .10 :'?() a in Way Freight and Passenger Trains. OolNO kast. * Leave Columbia.? 10 a in Arrive at Caniden.1- <!" in i Leave Orrligebur??.10 OS a in i Arrive at Charleston.'- 0'? |> in Augusta.2.1 p ni OOlNi: west. I * Leave Charleston .!i 00 a in I Leave Augusta.S 00 a in i Arrive at Columbia."> :I7 |> in * Passengers leaving Colombia or Uharleslou on t lies? trains have to eliange ears at liranehville to reach Charleston J al 2 00 p in or Columbia at ."> 37 p in. *.\Ighl Express Train. <!oiN<; east. Leave Columbia.'It ;!() p in Leave Oriingchuig. 1- 32a m Arrive at Augusta. 7 f?0a in Arrive at Charleston.<; 20 a ui ?Passengers taking Ibis train will have t<? change cars at ISranchville to reach Charleston 11.20 a. in . if not in sleep er. Ucguhir Accommodation train will arrive at S 00 :i iii. (iOlXC w est. Leave Charleston.'.) 0.1 p ui Leave Augusta.7 10 p in Leave <)i'tiugeburg.2 l"? a in Arrive at Columbia.11 IUa iii New Yot k Express. OGINO east. Leave Orangeburg.17 a in ?ittiN?; wkst. I Arrive at Orangeburg.0 ."i7 p in The tireeiivilie Expiv--.uul Nlghl Ex press will run daily. All ollier train run' 'Maily excepi Sundays, sleeping I Cars are atiaehetl to Ni?ht Express. Keiths only ?1 ">u to Charleston or'A.it "gUStU. These trains make connections! al Charleston with New York and Balti more Steamers on Wednesdays and Sal-j unlays, also with I'lorida steamers on Tuesday.- and Saturdays. The Vighl Express make couueetlous with 7 a in train on S & ?' h'aihnad forSavnuah and Florida points. Connections made by other train.- al AugilMn with trains from and to that point, al.-u with all trains iV'on and !<? Charleston. .in; train leaving Columbia ill 0 30 p in and arriving al ii l<> a m makes close j connection- at Line..-vide with the New j York Dxpiess Irani-. t<> which is at-j tuchct] a Pullman Sleeping Car. running through helwecn Anglist a and New Vork u ilhotil change. On Salurihiy and Sundays, round trip tickets are .-old to and from ?II .-laiiou. at one Hrst-elass fare for the round trip i;ootl till Moiidav noon to return P. C. ALLEN. (leu, Pass, and T. Agt. ?Fottx P.. Pi <k. C'en. Supt. j , ? j .1. ?;. Pomi.i.i., Agl Orangeburg; Di) \ on -idler with headk.ehe? I) you fed dull and languid? Do.-- your appetite tail yon? I- your Liver out of oidei ': Have you a Indulte ta>te in 3*0111 UloiiLh ? Have yoii dyspepsia or indigestionV (1 11 so, lake. OR. IdVEll CURE, [And get immediate relief. Jt never fails, as htiailieds will testily who have used it and have been hcuclitled. ii is entirely vegetable, certain hi Ii? etlcots. and abso lutely harmless. One trial will convince you. ROWIE ifc MOISE, Sole Proprietors. Charb'sioii, S. 0. I For Sa'c by Dr. J. C. Wannanir kcr, Oiangeburg S. ('. April 23? II?1 \6. TAKE A ( EL l iriCATE in the Mutual Endowment Asses? ment Association OF H A LT I M O R K. *"|M!1S scheine of Life Insurance is got JL ten up by the best business men oi Baltimore a.- a inunuil protection nmouu its incuibers. It Is ha-cd upon purely business principle- im?' is perfectly relia hie, ?llbrdhig the Sale*! and cheapest plan on which lile risks can he I ah on. .Mr. .1. S. Alb.trgoiti represents lh ? couipnux foV this eofiiily and wilt i-.-m: eertjlicates He invites examination and will be plca-cd to give till information needed. April 2nd, I ? St). - (Jin At My Stables. B ? UGH ICS eel ehr? ted, young Stallion. 11 Alt A 111 AN wdl be'I,.und. lot the St asoii. ai my stables on I'usscll Street. A lew Select Makes will be received. Terms Moderate. w. M . SAIN. Llvei v A Sale Stables. IMPROVED PATENT LIVER PAD I NnvKR OnTs Hard. Caj? de Made a>y Strkngtu JJksirro. twice Ali Lonc. Labt Disease? Curci wittout Brassing Uio Dyston. Dyspepsi Chilis and Fever, Liver Complaint, sia, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Hhoumatiam, Costivcness, Female Wcaknes?, Sick & Xcrvous Headache. Those Pads Cure nil Diseases hy Ao.^orpUon. No Noxious Pills. Olls,or Poisonous Meittcines are taken Into the Stomach. The Pails nre worn over Uio I'll t>i the Stomach, covering tii<- Urcat Nerve Centres, nlso Uio Liver ami Stomnch. A KcnUo vegetable Tonic i.-< Ahnorbeil Intotliccircuitlttonof the ?lootliuul I ivor. purifying ttm lti<-cmI. sumulutinKtlio l.tvernml KMueys to iic;ilttiy action, niul stn nRtlnmiuK the Btiiliiai'll to liierst foixl. I'tllCK <>P I'.M'S ft ANT) ft rac'ii. Sold uy ALL UuuoutsTS, or sent by .Mull or Kxprcgs. Manufactured at S*.i ,V 41 Konni LiTJBRTi i^t, VaLI IMOKIi. Mil. I'm- Siiie by S; A. IlEEVES. .Liu. 30, 1880?ly J. DEE ANDREWS Y\TO?LI) res|Urel fully inform I ho oil i tV /.cits of Oriingoburg that hu lias hi charge lho stoak ami llx'.iircs of Z. J. Ling, a! Will luce CaUtion's olil -laud. Main Si root, where liu will be glad to servo his friends anil Hie public With anything in his line of trade. Everything fro?h anil (Hire ami gtuir?Oiteed to give siltislnc lion. A lull Hue of goods kept constantly im hand . Horn ami raised in Oruugc btirg. I hope to lecuL'e a liberal share of the patronage of mv fellow citizens. .1. DF.K ANDREWS. HLACKP.EKHY MK.WDY at Wallace Catiuoirs old stand. I'ure C'VlKN ami lit E W hidden for sale al Wallace ( aillinifs old -land. for pure Champaigno Lager Iteeryb to Wallace t atlllOiiV old >i and. Families supplied byil.hu dozen?goods delivered free ol charge. Seltzer Water, fur disairau/enient ol the ho weis and kidneys, lor .-ale I ?w at Wallace (7aiinoli'.S old -land. The '?Cotton Holl." the finest 1' : i cent Cigar in town, for sale a' Walla1 Can non's old stand. I)??n*l forget ii Soda Water, fre.-li. by the bottle, at Wallace Ca: noi,'- old -land. May 28, ISSO?ly NEW SAMPLES" Foil new srvi.Es of P AT,i, ?Ij< )THINCt, l880. I have,.received :t full line ol lall and JL winter -ample.- of Clothing I roll! the tailoring house of Jacob Reed's Sons, Pill l.A DELPil I A. PA. The irtVtisiire.? are taken lim e and a lit gll:tva?ttcetl oi no sale, llii-h-c-s. dross and military suits made in the latest cut. IHK .MATP. 11.ess Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, No. s improved. And all attachments always on h ind, for -peed, strength, noiseless, police lion ot Killed and beauty oi opt.ration I ihorc i< no ?(jual. James A, Hamilton, At the .-tore uf John A, Hamilton. Feb 13, Ism). VlitGINIA HOUSE,' _ (Formerly McDowell House) 11ENDEF.SONY1LLE. N. C. HAYING purchased She McDowell House, the undersigned begs leave lo inform the traveling public that he has tiirui-hed it throughout in modern style, and will endeavor to keep a first c]a?s house. The proprietor will give: I.is per* shun I attention to the house, and do all In hi- power to make <jin st- comfortable. The table will he supplied with the' best tin- market a (lords. Polite and attentive servants. Terms moderate. A. .1. DOHA MEAD. Proprietor. (Formerly of the Virginia House, Co In Hi lda, S. l!. J. II,.Til ac kam, Clerk. (Late ol the Columbia Hotel. Colum bia, S. C^ April 2d. 1>S0 Wiinto<l ()()(),()()() t l) I TON. for which I will pay or.e-third of the market value ot lint cotton am! return seed. An? 27 GEO. II. COUNKLSON. Cathartic Pills Combine the choicest oathort/ic principles in inediciuc, in proportions accurately adjusted to secure activity, certainty, and uniformity of effect. They arc tho result of years of carcfnl study afid,practical ex periment, and are the most effectual rem edy yet discovered for diseases, caused by derangement of the stomivch, liver, anil bowels, which require prompt andeffectu* ? nl treatment. Aver's Fills are specially applicable to this class of diseases. ' They act directly on the digestive and assimr ilativo processes, and restore regular healthy action, Their extensive use by physicians in their practice, and by all civilised nations, is one of the many proofs of their value as a safe, sure, and iterfectly roliablo purgative ruedicino. 3eiug compounded of the concentrated virtues of purely vegetable substances, they are positively free from calomel, or' any injurious properties, and can bo ad ministered to children with perfect safety. Avrr's Pitts are an effectual cure for Constipation or CostivenesB, Indiges tion, Dyspcpsiu, Jjoss of Appetite, Foul Stomach mid Breath,Dizziness, Headache, Loss of Memory, Numb, ncss, Biliousness, Jaundice, Rheuma* ttsm, ICruptioiis und Skin Diseases, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, Neural* gia, Colic, Gripes, DiarrhoDa, Dysen tery, Gout, Piles, Disorders of tho Mvcr, and all other diseases resulting from a disordered state of the digestive apparatus. As a Dinner Pill they have no equal. > "While gentle in their action, these, PlI.ls are the most thorough and search ing cathartic that can bo employed, and never give pain unless the bowels are inflamed, and thentheir influence' is heal ing. They stimulate the appetite and digestive organs; they operate to purify and enrich the Blood, and impart renewed health and vigor to the whole system. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., Practical tuid Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. ?old nv all DRCaatSTfl rvsnrwriEnB. Oet< I.er :!. 1870?lv How Watches are Made, IT will l.e apparent to any one who will . examine a SOLID (Jot.D WatCII, that a-ide l.roiij the .necessary thickness' for engraving and polishing", a large propor tion of tho precious metal lised, is need ed only to stillen and I.old the engraved north u^ iu piace. and .-apply tlie neces sary solidity and strength; The surplus gold i- actually needless so far as ut?.f IV and lieu it) V an; concerned. In.I AM KS i;< ??>.<? pa;i en r (;olda\ a tcii casks i M?s waste ui prccioii- uu'tal is overcome, and the sAMK Snt.lOlTV AND 8TltKNCTl| prod need' i?l from one-third to one-half, of I tit: usual e.o.-t of solid castiS, Tilt! pro5* cess i* of the mod simple nature, as lo!? lows : a plate ot idckle, compo^ii ion met al, specially adapted h? the purpose, has two plates of SOl.llMVo'l.i.i soldered one on each side. Tilt! three are then passed ' bei vv ecu polished steel ??rollers, and the' result i.-; a strip of heavy plated coiupo.-d-. (ion. from which the ca-cs. backs, cen tres. In zels. Cvc art- cut and si taped by suiiuble dies ami formers. The gold in these ensesis nilllcieiitly thick to admit ol all kinds of chasing, engraving and enamel ling; the engraved cases have been carried until worn perfectly smooth by time and me without remov ing the gold'. ' Til is is THE ONTjY cask made WITH TW o platksof. solid COW) and warranted 11v special UKH tificate. For sale by all .Tewelers Ask for II luslrated Catalogue, anil to see warraiit. >' Ma fell, 12. ISSO?ly CALL CALL At the People's Bakery* ? \( ? ?? ' '/ :a I ;?.o. ?'S U ESTABLISHED IN 1671, BY the present proprietor Who is still ready and willing to .% \ .1,. ..o*: .-? * v ! hj. s * -?? $H FILL OHDEH? BREAD, ROLLS, PIES CAKES., 0 U * I ?'?' ? UOUJI .!:..! of all descriptions. G U N * G E RS by the barrel or box. ALSO DREAD FOR CAMP-MEETINGS, OK Any other meetings at short notice. JUST RECEIVED FRESH CONFEC TION AHYS. FANCY GOODS AND NO TIONS, which will he sold as low aa any that can be bought in Orangeburg. Tluuiklul for the past patronage of my friends and the public I still solicit a con tinuance of their custom. T. W. ALBERGOTTT, RUSSELL STREET, Next door to Mr. J. P. Hurley. Orangeburg, Sept 13, 1878 ly TV 7 DEALERS IN PLANTATION GOODS, CRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, St. Matthew? S. O. . \\f e Respectfully call tlm attention of TT the fatntcrs to our general stock of GOODS and solicit a call whene^T they vi>it St. Matthews, A full and -fresh stock constantly in store. ? el