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A. I?tvi>oi- lbxlio People, OllANGEBUKG, S. 0., NOV. 5. 1880. Three pound cans of pie peaches at 20 cents at Jos. Eros' store. * A man called Gop. Boliver a liar to his teeth on election day, and ho seemed to believe him. Ned Anderson, Mr. Sain's driver, was kicked by a mule on Tuesday evening and badly injured. "Wo cant give the exact figures of our majority in this county, but it is something over 300. Next week we will give the official count. 400 pounds choice green tea at Kortjohn's at 40, 50 75 cents and $1 per pound. No greater bargains have ever been offered and don't you forget it. * Boliver got thirty white votes at this poll. We would like tc see these thirty misguided white men together. It would be a queer collection, no doubt. From every part of the couuty we hear of frauds committed by the Re publicans. At this precinct two ne groes were arrested for trying to vote two tickets folded together. It is reported that Boliver and Liv ingston will decline to surrender their offices to their Democratic succes sors. They intend this as a kind of drj' joke, no doubt. Judge Bryan's decision in reference to the deputy marshals knocked spots into Pill Garlick's bulldozing calcula tions on Tuesday. After reading it be looked like a sheep stealing cur. Korljohn is selling goods 50 per cent, less than he was two weeks ago. Now is your chance to get bargains. Three rols of carpeting have just arriv ed with orders to sell immediately. * The negroes at Johnson's, in Edge field Count}', attempted to seize the ballot-box, in which the Democrats had a majority, but were repulsed. One negro was killed and three badly wounded. 'I lie entire stock of goods at Kort john's is now offered to the public at 20 per cent, below the market price. Don't forget it. Coats, overcoats, pants, shirts, hats and a full stock of ladies dress goods. * Wo notice a supply of looking glasses at Kortjohn's store consign ed by New York bouses with orders to sell at once. You cau get a glass at from 5 cents to S8. Go at once and secure $2 worth of goods for 81. * Permanent relief for dyspepsia, sour stomach, billiousness, and all diseases ot a disordered liver can be had by using Portaline, or Tabler's Vegetablo Liver Powder. Price 50c. White's Cream White Vermifuge isi the best worm killer. For salo by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. Among the concerns charged by the Newark, N. j., Deraocratio newspa pers with being especially active in | bulldozing their workmen und labor-; ers for Garficld, are the Clark's (O. N.T.) thread manufacturers and the i Singer Sewing Machine Co. South ern dealers and consumers take no- j tice. Du. J. G. Wannamaker is pleased to inform his pntrons that be has se cured a stock of "Pulmona," the cele brated Medicine for Cough's, Throat and Lung Trouble that has been working such wonderful cures in other sections. It is worth a trial. Price 50 cts. Call and see circular and certificates. a Wo mean what we say and wc say it in the simplest way, Coussens' Lightoing Liniment is the best Lini ment in the world for rheumatism, lame back, neuralgia, warts, corns and sore throat. Price 50 cents. White's Cream While is the best worm killer. For sale by Dr. J. G. Wannamaker. 1 Time is Shout.?Prof. Van Oru dell, photographer and artist, will loavc Orangcburg on the first of De cember. Call early and ayoid the rush. Don't put off until the lust week. He has on hand fino mould ings for making frames, also a fino assortment of frames for sale. Call early i\m\ get as fine a photograph as can he takcu in the State. 4* Suicide: seems to bo epidemic in Sumtcr. On Saturday Isaac M. Dav id, of that town a tailor, followed the example of Mr. May ran t, and took a fatal dose of morphine. Ho had no vico except drinking, and requested in a letter that his fate bo held up as a warning to whiskey drinkers and whiskey sellers. Singular that the Republican party oi the North should be so sensitive about "disunionism in the solid South," while they denounco the Southern States as "a blot on civiliza tion, and an obstruction to the pros porous advancement of the nation." Why in tho thunder don't they kick us out? Dots.?No disturbance here on the day of election. To get a genuine Havanna filled five cent sogar call at Jos. Eros' es tablishment. * Exhibition and sale of orackers and cakes of all kinds at Jos. Eros con fectionery. * Genuine goshen butter at 30 cents per pound, and choice hams at 10 cents per pound at J. I. Sorrentrue. Give him a call. * Cigars and tobacco of all qualities and prices by the box or by small quantities for sale low down at J. I. Sorrentrue. * It is worth the trouble to go and see the largest display of line can dies, the choicest cream bon-bons, just up in boxes of 1-4 pound and up, at Jos. Eros' confectionery. * HOLlTfHE FURT. Su do I intend to sell JEWELRY, WATCHES, Clocks, and all GOODS IN MY LINE just as in New York. Call and examine my New Stock Before you buy. All good* war ranted. W. JPm Kobinson, Watchmaker and Jewoller, Russell Street, Orangeburg, S. C Ready for Business. WANTED ?FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS GOOD ROUGH RICE PER MONTH. Our Rice Mill being now ready for business, with greatly increased ca pacity. We heroby give notice that we are now in the rice market, and will pay highest cash prioes for good Rough Rice. We don't want bad and chall'y rice at any price. It will be to your In terest to clean your rice well. As we propose to pay recording to the quali ty of each lot oilered us. Respect fid ly, Oct 22~Gmo J. STRAUSS & CO. Hotel Fo*" Sale. 'r*'he eiiigibly iocaieu Huiei, containing X '2'A rooms, known as the ??Meroney House," is oflered for sale on reasonable terms. also, The new Cottage, containing live rooms all necessary conveniences, on Broughton street, between tho Meroney House and Mr. D. Louis' residence is offered for sale on accommodating terms. Apply to Oct 22-2ni W. A. MERONEY. Notico, Office ok School Commissionku, } Oranokqurq County. ORAKOEUUitG. S. C, Oct. 22, 1880. 3 It is desirable that all free public school of this County shall be opened on the fust day of November next. D. L. CONNOR, Oct 22-2t School Commissioner. L. S. WOLFE, D. D. S., Graduate of Baltimore Dental College. Olllcc over D. Louis' Store, I Oilers Ids professional sorvloes to the eltl j /.ens of Orangeburg and adjoining coun 1 ties. Teeth extracted without pnln by the use ot Nitrous Oxide Gas, the safest an lest ho ic. known to science. Satisfaction ? guaranteed. Jan. 30, 1880?ly Notice oi" DiHiuiHHivl. On 16th November next I will file my final account as Guardian of Elizabeth A. Glover with Probato Judgo of Or angeburg County, and ask for letters dismtssory. D. E- GLOVER, Oct 15 Guurdinu. Henry Kolin. FALL CAMPAIGN. NOW READY AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION AN IM MENSE STOCK OF D 1? y Goods, CLOTHING. SHOES, HATS, &c. TUE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ALL LINES. BUTTERICK'S Metropolitan Fashions NOW READY. WHITE Sewing Machines. UNPARALELLED SUCCESS. Cast your favors In early ami olten, and oblige Yours truly, HENRYKOHM Tifrfefi from a suspicious party a small B?iy Mare Mule, with white none, and about fourteen hands high. This mule wa? taken' from a man who Bald he pick ed It up on the public road. The owner can recover the Mule by coming forward and claiming his property and paying expenses. JAMES CANNON, Oct. 2*J It Chief of Polico up-c??n rit jTiied rustIproof OATS. A lofejuat received from G. and C. It. It. FLOUR! FLOUR 11 FLOUR I! 1 :i ? i Of Ihreo grades fresh ground at low price*. C^T LOAF, POWDERED ;AND A* SUGARS. M?TONB nYSON any GUNPOWDER j TEAS, choice. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA and RIO COFFEES. Otljer seasonal) le goods in GENER AL STOCK. 1, lohn A. Hamilton. Pel 2 Next to Ilcnrv Kohn. ~al f. h. dukes, BRANCHVILLE, S. C, Ts now opening a complete and well se ilectcd STOCK OF FALL GOODS cm-| bracing DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, ROOTS, SHOES, SADDLES, HARNESS, >' HARDWARE, BEDSTEADS, &c, ?See. My stock of SHOES is the largest ever brought to Branchville, Just arrived and for sale low 300 bush-1 els genuine RED RUST PROOF OATS. 100 barrels of GOOD FLOUR for sale at bottom prices. Ca l.and be convinced that it is to your interest to deal with me. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. I .also keep on hand the best and cheapest TOBACCOS to be found in thej town. The highest cash prices paid for COT TON aud C UN TRY PRODUCE, A. f. H. DUKES, Oct 1?G Branchville, S. C. M ORANGEBURG C MAYHEW ?St SON, anufacturcrs of and dealera in all kinds of AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE WORK, TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, &c tfcc also, IPoliisliod Grranit? Work At the lowest possible prices. Correspon Oence solicited with those in want of anything In the above line. Oct 1?lyr ~~ NEW STORE ! NEW STOCK 1 Having erected a new and commodi ous Store on the site of our Old Stand, our facilities for conducting tho Foreign and Domestic Fruit trade are now unsurpassed in the Southern Coun try. The attention of our friedds, and dealers generally, is called to this faot, and also to our fresh supplies arriving to-day. 100 barrels Northern Apples. 50 boxes Mcs.muu Lemons 25 barrels aud half barrels Pears 15 nkgs Delaware and Concord Grapes 200 barrels E. Rose Potatoes 25 barrels Onions ? 100 barrels Northern Cabbages. Peaches and Grapes fresh every morn-1 big by Express. C. BART & CO., 55, 57 and 50 Market-street. Sept 21?linos Charleston, S. C. H. SFAHRs WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Musical Instruments, &c., Ac.. <ftc. All those in need of a good pair of Spcctaclos can bo perfectly suited. All repairs carefully aud neatly execu ted. Prices reasonable. Oct 8 Master's Sales. In compliance with the orders of the Court of Common Fleas I will sell the real estate mentioned io the several cases stated below at Orangcburg Courthouse on the lirst Monday in November, 1880, within the legal hours: I. Ann C. Murphy vs. Rohr. M.Smith, Hugh Bcok and others. In this case I will 6oll all that lot or pared of land, situato in the town and county of Or angeburg, frontlug and measuring on Treadwell street sixty feet, and measur ing back one hundred and thirty feet, more or less, and bounded North by lot now or lately of Mary M. Patrick, East by lot of Mary li. Treadwell, South by lot of Charles Law ton, and West by Treadwell street. Terms?Cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and recording. 2, Susan E. Crosswell. administratrix, vs. Gaorge Butler Crosswell and others. I will sell in this case the following par cols or tracts of laud of the lato Josiah M. Crosswell, situate in the county of Or angeburg:. . t - 1. All that Tract of Land containing flfty acres, more or less, bounded North by land of Win. Ilane, Northeast by land of Daniel Zimmerman and South west by the linger road, which separates it from the res? of Oakland, thin tract be ing apart of Oakland. 2. A Tract containing fifty-three acres more or less, bounded North, South and West on lands of J. M. Crosswell, and East on laud of P. M. Carson, situate near the Sautee Elver, and being part of the estate lauds of the late M. Elleu Tnber. 3. A Tract near Foil Motto constitut ing formerly a part of tho Gosheu plan tation, containing about 0110.hundred and sixty-four acres, be the same more or less, bounded Northeast on land of J. D. Trezevnnt, Southeast on land of Dr. Albert R, Tabor, Southwest on a public road known as the linger Road, and Northwest on a road running from Oak land to Spring Grove plantation. 4. A Plantation or Tract of Land known as Htimpdpn, containing four hundred and ninety acres, more or less, bounded to the North on lauds of Dr. A. R. Taber, to the East on Sautee River, to the West on lauds of Dr. A. R. Taber. and to the South on lands of Crosswclls. 5. A Tract containing two hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of Dulles. Stoudcnmire and others, which was conveyed to JosiahM. Crosswell by Geo. Boliver January S, 187G. G. A Tract containing fifty six acres more or less, bounded by lands now or lately of E. Garlck, A, R. Taber, Robin son Riser, and estate of M. E. Taber, conveyed by the assignee of Jnmes S. Thompson toJJosiah M. Crosswell Decem ber G,ISG9. 7. The following Parcels or Tracts of land containing in the aggregate, and sold as a whole tract, four hundred acres, more or less, consisting of the following tract6: 1. A tract containing liny-three acres, more or less, bounded by lauds of Dulles, Stoak, homestead of George T. Irlck and laud formerly belonging to George T. [rick. 2. A tract containing forty-eight acres more or less, and bounded by land of Dulles, and lands formerly of George T. Irlck. 3. A tract containing 47, acres more or lees, and bounded by lands now or lately of Dulles and Geo. T. iriek. 4. A tract containing fifty-two acres, more or less, and bounded by lands now or lately of Dulles &Gcorge |\ Irlck. The above four tracts last mentioned were conveyed by Andrew J. Iiouser to Josiall M, Crosswell December 30, 1873. Terms of sale?On half cash and the balance on a credit of one year with a bond bearing interest from the day of sale and a mortgage of the premises. If a purchaser shall fail to mm ply with the terms of sole, the property will be re-sold at his risk; on that or 4on some convenient salo day afterwards. Pur chasers to pav for papers and recording. TilOMAS W. GLOVER, Master's Okkick, \ Master. Oet 5tb, 1880?3t ) DON'T YOU FOR&ET IT BARGAINS IN GROCERIES, CROCKERY, TIN AND WOODENWARE, LAMP and LAMP FIXTURES, TOBACCOS, SEGA US, PANC Y CAND! ES, &c, &c.. &c, &c. If 1 don't soll you for LESS than nnv one I will give you a BARREL OK CODFISH, and you will bo able to see the bargains as easy as you cuu smell the fish. Polite and kind attention shown by all clerks and employees. Call early and get the BEST BAR GAINS you ever bought. A. B. WALKER, Octi Champion Grocer. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN, Columbia, S. C. It In an 8 page paper, designed for the people, tilled with interesting Matter, Family Reading, News, Markets, &c. Subscription: One Year, $1.50; Seven ^Months, $1.00; Three Months, 50 cents, payable in advance. For six names and nine dollars an extra copy for one year. Specimens furnished. The Daily yeo man, an a flernoon paper, is $1 a year. C. M. McJUNKIN, Oct 1 Editor mid Bublisher. r>. Louis Hns Just returned frotn the North with a large and well an$ortod stock of GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, purchas. ed at'the very lowest point of the market and to be sold at corresponding rates, Couio one and all mid sec for yourselves the bargains to be obtained. Oil Cloths, Carpeting and Furniture of the hiteM pat terns. D.LOUIS, Sept 3?3 mos J. C. PI K.LE MY FALL STOCK, OF Mew CrOO&jff; Is now opened and oflerccr'to the people of Orangeburg at ?uoh reduced* price ?a. will convince them that 1'regard their in* tcrest. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT' Occupies the entire second floor, and' consists of Men's and Youths1 S?lta ln? new otyle.s und cuts. The interior of my Store has .been' greatly Improved and the capacity en larged by the addition of shelving ren dered necessary to place the extra large purchase in every Uno of goods'. THE LADIES' DRESS GOODS was purchased with great cprc, and the selection of colors and material made especially for this market. This Hue of goods will be shown to the ladles by gentlemen of tante as to selection of trimmings and experience In dry' goods business. THE HATS AND CAPS are displayed in a large new Glass Hat Case at prices to suit everybody. THE FURNITURE STORE is stocked with fall lines of Chairs, Bed steads, Crib', Cradles, Sofas, Lounges. Parlor. Bedroom and* Dining Room Setts. This Is a separate store. I am ^prepared to pay the highest CASH PRICE FOR COTTON and all. COUNTRY PRODUCE. I have an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE In my store yard, which is at the service of persons with teams remaining h\town< over night, I wish my customers to know that all of my good? was purchased by my sei. with care in order to get the best quality.. I think I have succeeded and invite all to come and examine my Stock of Goods.. Especially my assortment of SHOES. J. C. PIKE. THEODORE K0HN'& MAMMOTH STOCK OF DRY GOODS 18 NOW IN STORE. tt- .".dnps All of my frlcnd3, customers .and eve rybody will do well to eall and ex. limine the largest assortment of GOODS ever exhibited in Orangeburg, which were purchased with the greatest care in regard to style, quality*und cheapness in the principal cities Nortt). My stock of FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS comprise everything in "Dress Fabrics. AH the new shades and colors in Silks, Satins, Velvets- Casllaleres, Monde Cloths, Brocades, Alpaceas'.aud in fact every tiling that could be' found desirable. This stock especially r*urJ passes anything ever brought into thu berg. Come take a look and be convinc ed. EANCY GOODS, notions, Neckwear, Ribbons, Corsets, Gloves, Ladles1. Vests. Shawls, Cloaks. Zephyr Goods, Button?, Jet Goods, Laces, Einbroderles.. *.?fcc., &c in more than usual variety, simply grand, gorgeous and Inline use. ' ? ' .'??', CASSiMCiitES, J?jANS, iujaNKjctS, FLANNELS, Cotton Goods, .Calicos di I rect from the factories m tho very loweta prices and in the best qualities. ; 1 urn now the local agent for one* of the largest Philadelphia . I mm > i tr.il SHOE MANUFACTURERS, for Men's, Ladies', and Children's Hand sewed Shoes, whose stock Is, the best to bo found in the market. I also have Southern and Eastern made Shoes suita ble for everybody's taste and pocket, CARPETS, MATS and HASSOCKS 11/ in great variety. CLOTHING FOR THE MILLIONS, If you don't believo it just come and t&ko a passing glance at the largo piles stack ed in the store. MADAME DEMOKEST'S. ? * RELIABLE. PATTERNS. The Light Running ' . DOMESTIC SE.WTNG, MACHINE, I MACHINE NEEDLES, OILS, Aktaehinouts und parts tot. all Machines. THEODORE KOH?'S MAMMOTH DRY GOODS EXlfOlt'lUH