i
.A. X'?i>?m* lbr tlio l3e<>i>lo.:
U. G. SlIKItlDAX, i ,, . , I
. ... > Proprietors.
Jamks L, Sims, \ 1
BuuacuitmoM.
One Year.if*?l OO ;
?Six Months. ?50 ;
;
ADVKUTISIXU KAT ks.
First Insertion, per square.1 <>o :
Euch Subsequent Insertion.f>0 ?
SllFUIDAN Ai SIMS,
Oraugeburg, S. <I
OltANO KIIL'ltO, S. C, nKC. o. ls"SU.
Bureau of Agricnlturo.
In the report from this Department
the Commissioner recommends that
power be granted by the Legislature
to employ an immigration agent; that
improved varieties of seels be pur
chased for distribution among the far
mers of the State ;fthat an expetimcn
lsl farm be established under the di
* reetion of tho Bureau ; that an asses
sor be appointed in each towuship of
the State to receive returns for the
' .Department ; and that a special ap
propriation be made to meet the ex
penses of these recommendations.
? The a flairs of this department arc
evidently controlled by an energetic
and competent oflioer and, if properly
supported by the Legislature and peo
ple, may do much for the advance
" ment of the Agricultural in lernst of
the Slate. An immigration agent
;' alone, if an active oil] er with the
necessary ^experience, may work out
a more prosperous future than we
now dare hope lor under our present
.circumstances. Thai laboijis unrelia
ble and will continue.so, cannot b
denied: and a reform not only in the
character of the laborer but the quali
ty ol his work is needed through on!
the Slate. Politics have had the effect
of antagonizing capital and labor to
the serious detriment of our leading
industries. This must be corrected
cither by a/liliation of the present la
borers with the dominant party or by
the introduction of others w ho will
act with it. Hither remedy is slow
in its action but whether the desired
result can he effect sooner by Urn one
or the other, is for our Legislators to
determined. Because our agricultur
al products are greater now than cvci
in the past, is no sufliuiciit reason
they cannot be made still greater by
a muro reliable labor. There is u
grand future for the South ami we
hope it is not fat in the distance, A
live Agricultural Department may do
much to bring it on.
? mm ? ?
Tho School Department.
Superintendent Hugh S.Thompson
gives in his annual report a most en
couragitig account of the department
under hm charge. There has been
a gradual increase in tho number ul
pi pils attending the public school.-,
each year to the present lime. D':r
ring the last year there were I.'VI.0.7*2
pupils in attendance, 3,1 71 teachers
employed and $3<01,'ilu,o0 expend
ed.
He recommends lhat'in addition to
the present state appropriation, each
?School District be authorized to levy
and collect a local tax for the special
benefit of its own schools. This sys
tem ptevnils ill many localities und is
found to give most satisfactory re
tails, und he thinks it will be o<yunlly
successful in every county ol the
Stale. Mr. Thompson believes the
present mode of selecting County
School Commissioners by election
biennially very obj *oli mablo, be
cause it yields one of the chief obsta
cles in the way ol the Schools, the ni
ter Incapacity of many of these oil)
eers. Notwithstanding this just oh
lection, the mode ol selecting these
ulllccrs cannot be changed without an
amendment to the constitution. He
ad vises that no pupils be admitted to
the public Schools other than those
between Ilm ages ;.l tl and U> wars.
The aid obtained from the 1'eabody
Fund v\as appropriated to the expen
ses of the formal Institute til Spar
taiibmg. During the m\! school
year two of these (ns.itutes aic pro
posed to be held, one lot whiles ttlit 1
the otlu i lor the col nod :<?;?.<?!.ci -., and
an additional amount ol money i
asketl lor lo d hay the expenses.
There me now uithiu ihc limit' o]
ll e Slate 3,331 Colleges and t. ddie
and priva c schools al wh'ch ||,c i liil
dien are lrniuc-1 aitd this number i
not si Hieicnt ioi the lieees.sities of th
state. An incisase in mimhcj an i
* Hi. a m y is \ en dcsirul le.
Lei Time Decide It.
The excitement, occasioned by the
hitler partisanship in Ihn lain elec-l
lion, having partially subsided our
citizens are settling down to hard;
work and sober thought. We were!
lcI by lite press and political speak
ers to believe that the gentleman who
has been elected President of the Uni
ted Stales for Ihc next four years,!
was a bribetaker, a perjurer, a bitter j
partisan and a vile slanderer; but
now we arc told through Iho same
channels that he bears an unstained
character and is a Christian gcntlc
I man, a gallant soldier, a wise states
| man and a noble patriot. That these
conflicting reports, concerning a high
official of the government, need to be
; submitted to the arbilrimeul of time,
j ?
I is felt to oe a necessity by" every
good cilVzen North or South. No man
ever possessed better opportunities^
j to make himself great than air. Gar
! Held possesses; and no man, not
even Mr. Hayes, shall so iguomin
ously fail as he, if these opportunities
bo allowed to pass unimproved.
? The South owes nothing to the Re
publican put ty but .scorn and hatred
and expects nothing from its repic
sentalivu as a Republican. The
character given him by friends
and tin; published sentiment of the
North, however, lilts Mr. Garlield
J above partisanship, and from that
Icharacter the South expects even
I
, thing- fair dealing, good government
reform where it is needed and still
I more competent olllcets lo (ill nation
ul position in our section. Whelhei
J these just ex pi ctations shall be rea
lized is left for lime lo decide. In
the mean while let charity hide the
errors until the decision shall be
1 made.
Inauguration,
j Gov. llagood was inaugurated in
j the Hall ul' the Representatives on
last Tuesday at I P. M. i:i the pres
ence of both houses, several of tin.
I Slate and United States Judges and
I u large assemblage of citizens. Chiel
I .Justice Simpson adiuiuisleied the
j oath of < llice i*i a innsfj solemn and
1 impr? ssive manner and so hushc 1 vias
every sound that the fall of a pin
i could havj been heard. After sub
scribing to the oath Guv. llvsgoo-l dc
jlivcicd bis inaugural ad-tress which
'was btief, to the point, emiueutly
practical and suggestive. Being a
business man Gov. llagood will ad
minister the government on business
principles.
To Our Pa.tYons.
The season of the year has come
I when money is more abundant, and
WC hope it will not be out ol place to
call upon all delinquent subscribers lo
conic .forward and pay up. Some
have already done so, and of course
this notice is not intended for them.
We are oppi se<l to tluuuiug Ihrougli
the columns of a newspaper ; hul wi
' arc in need of what is due us. and we
have no other way of icmiuding out
delinquent friends of their obligation.
I If we did not need the money this no
; lice would not appear. We hope
1 every one of our readers will lake the
right view of tins request and forward
the uiuoiiiil ol theii subscription with
out delay, we have performed oui
, nart of the contruct faithfully.
I * _
I Elated."
1 The results of the late election have
bet ii mi gratifying lo the Ucpublieau.?
North that I buy have been infused
with a new zeal for the good of the
parly. In order to secure the control
; of the South, a proposition has been
made to rutee ?2?U,000 for the purpose
of establishing news papers Ihrout'li
uul tii.it section. This is cerlainl)
a spec'es of political charity we did
nol expect, but dotibiiu s is welcome
ii"rts to the Itailicals ol South Caroli
na. Loliver, Webster iV Co. will
baud iii I In ::?;>?.?!; 1 net m>.'? for a few
thousand ii; i nh r lo vi ntilal.e I .--.i
wrath lor ri little whMe, then si II the
concetti and pocket Ihc money.
A Duly Discharged.
The Hoard app ?inled by Ilm lasl
Legislature to determine wd ii iinoun!
should he given to I he soldiers of
So'ilh Carolina who.sejveil tin; Con
fedia y in the late w ti have decided
upon ihc fo|h uji u ? nits b r limbs
i..>i ,!. liu* sei vice: l*\ir amputation
above the knee, i* 11>0 ; bei.??? the kucc
?'"."<; aoiputa'ion td?o\e the elbow,,
?Mil):.: hi low I lie el boa, $10. (,-omp
11 >lh i (<? ut't a I i i... ...d i.-. ready to
i <*:?.? I i-, war. on l io ? pa rib s Who
Ii!.- piopi i i-vid lice I '<<al i. ? \ rC < il?
in led lo ihotie limbs or the inoue) io
b.iy Ihem.
I
Does It Exist.
The Qhio Senator ship seems to l>e
in u muddle in which is involved sev
eral nice questions. Mr. Tlmnnan's
term will not expire before next
March and at the last session of the j
Stale Legislature Gen. Gar field was
elected to lake bis place. There is
yet no vacancy. Gen. Gat field lias
just resigned his position as Senator,,
nn olllco be never held. The consti
tution require such vacancy to be fil
led by appointment. Can that be
filled which docs not exist.
Young Amiu'ica h'.vin.? in addi
tion to former acknowledgments the
j committee are in receipt ol'JLhc foliow
? ing contributions : i
New York?Marx & Vo., gold
j necklace ; Wm. N. Cornwall, two re
', volvers; Schloss llros., fancy paro
sol ; M. e< C. M iyer, duzcn-siik hand- '
kerchiefs; Edward Diltman, ?10;
Rothschild & Mem, $'2 ; Itarl & Co.,,
!$1<); Home Insurance Co., ?lt>.
I
j P.altimon?Leon Frank & Sons,
I foui pair French slippers; Prior ?v
Hilgenberg, leu dollars lot >>i toy.? ;
? II. & K. IJurtmau e* Co., line over
coal; N. Sleruheiu, ?1 ; Townsond,
[ Whiley & Co., ?"i ; Kahn ?: ScIiIo?s,
Charles (cm?las. Allen, silver fire
man's trumpet; Stepheu Thomas ?v
Co., silver syrup pitcher and salver ;
Mrs. M. Finley, ladies lall dies-,
', mull*; N. A. Hunt, pair be,Is ami
three pair shoes; Edwin, Hales vV
Co., large lot of fancy Dry Good ;
? IL S. Fosli i. double shawl ; K. '1.
lirown v'?: Co . line hat; Walker,
ICvans c Cogswell, live steel engrav
ings; Lloyd Hiolhers,
Augusta?ico. F. Jackson, : P.
.i. Ilerckmau, plants. &c.
Columbia?!!. Tozcr, ???'< : J. C.
Dial, ?? ; Pluunix Hook ami 1 uidcr,
silver butter dinb and knifu.
Philadelphia?Kuhn, Lieberman
' Co.; $3.
Uichmoud?1). O. Kavis^A Co., B?.
I.ouisvilh?Chamber &ulrown, ~ '?>,
A llunla ?-Elias 1 larmau j $'J.
Sen c i Fails?Silsby Mjunriaeinr
ing Company, two uioklo Llnlcd lan
terns.
&*ilt? oS Koail 2-2.-t < .
Iij consent of all the pailiuj? inierc.-led
ibe following hu ils will i.c -oh I a I p.mile
unction at Orauyeb C. I'-^ai <'"' ih-sl
, Monday, the uth day of'4hr?i??ici-i-ISiO?.
hidiig the land.- >f whic.h Mary Summe:*
?died -??'.?< d and possessed, Iklld tu..:.
? -. in no partition aud division;
1. Traol N??. I. coutabiing v-! iicres,
more or less, siiuate in Ortiii^ctiur-.
County, am! bounded North by laud? ? i
Oliver Fairy; Kasl by l:tu<L ol .i. IV.
Summers, r-oiiili i_\ I'ract No. -? am!
\\ < si by lands ol J. P. Kerry.
2. '1 rai l No. 2, cnutaininj. Kit acres,
more or hiss, iu Orjingobur?! ? ?omny.
btmiuh-d North U\ Trad No. I. lau I ' i
i. v. . SMitiiitcrHund ol .1, P. Kerry. Ka-i
by Traei No. ft, South i>\ Tracts N'?-. tJ
and I. and kVesi bj lands of Ahr am I. I
wards.
tract No. :t. coiitnhnny 7.? ncri***
it.. n- or less, in Oraimehiu^ County,
i" um1 led N'oi th by Tract No. - and lauds
ol a!>r:tui Kdwaids, Fast by i'racl N->.
I. South and West bj lauds of Abrain
Kdwmil. .
I. Prac! No. I. containing 2t'?J acres,
untie i i' less, iu Orniigchurg t'oiielv.
hounded North by I'raels Nos. i and Vv,
Ka>l by Tri?el No. 3, South l?y lands of
j'. A. Simmers and Jai oh Suumiei s, an
? '.c-! by hmds ol Oei rge tjarvin.
j h. Trad No. *>, conlaiiiin^ Mid acres.
j more or bus in Orangelm?"?; County,
bounded North by land - <?! J. IV. Sum
mer.-. Oliver Fairy and Win. Meeker.
Ka-t by lands of J. W, Summers.
I aud Oliver Falrey, and by i'racl No. -J,
! South i>v ..tods oi Ueo. Uarvin and
I'ract V.. J and Wesl by lands L. K. I>.
: I tow man aud Oenrge Uarviu.
i 1 eriiis i ;i'h. Plats o( ?uid lautts will
: he exhibited on day of vdr.
?IAS. F. IZI.A li,
! I >0C 1 ? OUIIM'I.
iioicws-ifts r i tonsi-.'.-i :
TO AlHllVLTo DAY A i MY STAIH.K
t2 - \ in; a i >
Sl'ITLD 111 AN ^ TAS IT..
Those in eilji a b< i.-e u ill do P
. all a I Onec.
B. Frank Slater.
Dee ::
1 lo| i.i 1 P'< a" Sale*
f i'lf i'lliyiblv located !l"i<!. coulainiii^.
h ? :?: rooms, l.tm en the "Mm i
Don ? ." i- nil' red for ?nie on iea->un.ibtv)
i ?*?"..?-. ?
\ I Mi.
1'he iu .. i 'otr?gis, eoiitahiin ( livi
rooms all M-aty conv< livtice.s. oii
I'roll^hton Slre.i-f. betw?.cii tin* Mi'i^oncy
Hou-e and Mr. I?. Lo ii ' re?.i<len< ?? i
ollV-ied lot -at im aceomiuudiiitiig
lei mi-. Apptt\ So
<:. .'? L?m VV. V >?,','?>N K> ?
\ \ iVii i (><1
< *< \\ \ > p <auU of S'KKD
U; ?C',l / ' ' l OT I ON. for
l vidi) ihi . ? in .hii d i.i ihoI imiikci value
? .! ! on coiio.i in I i el urn ?ci <\.
A?- .;7 r,\M. H. < OHNLLSON.
iX Ott i?m5.
muri: /irCni mv TicKASUUKU, i
< HtANtiKIU la. l.'OUN'l V. s
< HtAMiKlil ia.. S. t ! !. 1880. *>
I >i accordance with s-colion .'!. <>i the
5 A? t i?| A -?einbly No. :!.V>. I7lli Slal
uto, entitled! ??An act to provide lor the
payment of the ihdcblctliicssof the school
?ii-ii icts of the county ol Oriitigeburg," I ,
hereby ccrlif) that l'havc eolleelcil for
School District No. I ? N ance--.g-ltf.-lO
School District No. U?I'oplar.7?J.ii7 *
School District No. 3?1'iuu CSrovu.-75.IKl
School District No. I??Amelia.20-1.15
School District No..", I'rovidence...51.77
School District No. ??Cooilbys.<;t.:t'.i:
School District No. 7?Lyons.".l-|.'J.l)4
School Di>trict No. 8?t'ow t a-i lc..t?::.sti j
School Distriei No. U Mid lie.I??.81 i
Scbool Di.striel No. 10?C>i,an,.?e....t??ti.'.K)
School Distriei No. II?Vtiw (Jaw..141.-Hi
School District .*?.<>. 12?liiuiichv'leltii.?l i
School Di?lriet No. I.'l?New llope..72.8<5
School Di.striel No. II?Klizabelli. 1j5.111
School District No. lo? Kdi.-to.55.52 ?
j School Distriei No. hi?Union.(j.S.18
School Distriei No. 17?Zion.7?:. Iii |
School Di.striel No. 18?Willow.SI).1)1
Sehool ! 'i-ii iel No. Ill Liberty.
Sehool District No. -JO?Woodland l2!)!).Vj
Sehool Distriei No.21 Hebron.7">
Sehool District No. 22?Kucky CSr,ve2!i. II
Total aiuouul <-o!!, dial.82.h'S l 77
i.< >i; i'. I'! K 5, iusurer t?. *'.
; Oki-'ick ok School Com mis ioxkiO
< H.'AXt.l :.l l.-U ' Ol ST\*. >
OltAXOKUl no. :-. < .. Dee. 1,1 SO. J
\ll persons having ? lim pa I due
ar? hereby called upon lor sealed bids
'.??I payment iVoin the . aid fiit:?l at a dis
count lo be spcciliod on such bids, The
i-aid lud; !?? be tiled with the School
I Cmijiiii.s.-ioncr ol the satil County withiu
thirty da.\ - from the lb si adveiiisent< at.
All persons are uotilied that all hula
i made ia compliance with the above :?<?;
will bo opened at I he ollUiu ol the School
?'oo;mi sinner in public on Saturday,
.human :. I SSL
All persons interesieil nmsl take up
ti.. thai this advciiisuicui is dated De
cember I ISSt).
1?. 1.. < "ON N< >!:. Sehool i in'r,
l>. i:. ISA!! ION. bo Auditor.
H< HIT. i UlT.S.t o.Treasurer,
School i Hoard olOrangchurg; Co.
In <?
?hristma? is Oomirig!
Now is lii-j time to boy from
rnri t- / "x- Ti f'\ "o "D I7" A tt T\' ?
iHLUJJ?JiJj liUrliN o
Jl] I I I I > < ) V 1 I I 3X1 .
\ il >i\l.-.s of Shetland Shawls and
1 V Sack?, also < loaloj and Dolmans,
la.large aud lino ns-ori incut oi ? hiblreu"s
i and Mi-si s Cloilk -.
Also, oil'ering Hxtvaoidinary induce
iiicnl - in all sl> Us ol
Dl,KSS COO I -.
; SILKS. SA . INS.
I I... tNS. AI.I'ai A8,
CASJIMKl!K8.
I liHOCAUKS
i have added largely iti my sink and
am now plieling llie lliie.-l as.tortineiil
ami l.ai ?rtJjl Stock ever t-xbiyi; t-d in Or
i anjrcfrtTrx. "**" ' ' -
I lie altentloii of all l';iieul= is ealletl
o mv tint ;-ele<-iio?i . i |>()*l "S AND
! VOt ?' il'S ( " I ? I lllNCr.t:.i n both
l)n -> and ~. tfultS; Also. I'lcgaiit
OVKIICOATS I.a- l lid cohl
I 'rices lower than ever. A call i.s So
licit ?5? I anil sarijifitclitM.i u'Uitrunleetl.
Men's lino CI.OrillNti a: prie.i - that
lor whom I am tin- le agent, AI1 .-i/.es
und qualities of ( hihlren's. Misses, Hoys.
. Latl'u s (;t i-,..,. siiocs ami Hoots.
The ;!.: IIaunhi;
DOMKST1C SKWIXC MACH INK,
; Also N.n Alia diluents. Hart.? for
j all the diuVront macbint's ftir salt*.
I l.i >>ii;. ii-ion would state sli.it lam
ntnv oi!\ rlujj iiiihieetueut^ i.-t all id my
diiVereut dt parimciii.s. I shall be pleas
? '.if.i have you call and oxaiiihie stt?cl?
and prices, au.i are confident Iba; von
.will be com ine? d .hut
THEODORE KOHN
Has the largt>j Stib-etiou. lowest prices,
and i tea It st .-'\ !< ? a! 'die Creal
Dry Goods Emporium.
< 11 i h i > ?!? i ?Nii ComMli".sif?xKits. )
< >!. \m.i in in: County. >
iM.'.xsoi.ni no, -. < .. Nev.2t, 1880. J
In ac.-oidauct; with s< ;;tion J ol an a el
ol I be Uencrnl Assl'inlily <?! State ol
South Carolina entiilcil'**.-\n <?cl lo pro
vitle for the | a t due ir.tlehfethiCs'"
tjiau-jebiirg County'.raiilieil Decent her
2'A. IS"!), ail i?er.sous having pasl due
? laiin- a v i nst lite'eiiiitity of Oraiigebitrg
are hen !>y nolitlctl to tile with the < lei k
ol Ilm Hoard "l Ctumiy t 'oinnii .-iomu.
for said CtiiiuSy on Or he lore Hid 27th
I lay oil!; -i. i. . v.o. j heii bid ? lipon
ih?- sahic. ft hitj-i !?? -eidt d ami
eildoised. *? 1.5id> t-n tin1 past due claim-,
<;.-.'* aid fhall .-Jieeil'v tile iliSCOUlit
agrt'ctl io he (aki ii In me piasi 'i so bid
i! i 11
I i;a' t!i !??!.'.: ?! . niliit i ('otuuiis.sioh
? ?i - v ii! ine? i at tbeiI <-lli'-e tui ?.<- 2<\li
tiny ol I >e?-i; iiiii j', i 10r :ii<- piit-|io..e
< 1 opcmlig and at.'; iug upon the iiid> filed.
Thai I bet t i- :.. i!"' Iiea-l|i.\ to be ri | ?
plietl 10 llie pa-I due iinl? li-tahiess H.<
- jitu n| I \> .? Ibtlll.-.'li.il l air iiandlrd am
lijfy.-siN r.'-iM' dtil|:ii> pec iieiuliier':
rt |Mnl. No,. 1 SSt).
I?y oi der a i Ii" I ?oa nl.
:.. 11, v. ANN a Ma Kill.',
Noy 2t3 C. U. '.. C.. <?. C., S. C,
Ohristmas is Coming!
The Lutofi Novcjllies in Di ess Goods,!
A full line of Colored Cashmeres, j
Iii tick Cashmeres, Silks, Sat
ins, Brocades, Noiuic
Cloths, Tuuiis and
Crepe Clothes.
TUJ5L VTEST OUT
< Irand Display of New Goods at
I
I: ?< '-ury Iv< uni'-s.
; B< ugh I nftcr the decline iu pi ices.
Nf.v 1j ess inl> 2" jn-r cent, lower
than opening ol season.
Novelties in Trimming ".'?"> percent,
lowei.
I New Zephyr Goods, cheaper than
ev cr.
New Opera Cloaks i:i Zephyr from
75 cel.i to 8p.U0.
; Nsw Cloaks and Dalrmtns.
:^v?*>v. _ Uaj.b,, 1 vv,_Chiidtcn? Nobby
styles.
New Hosiery fur chi! ben, for mi ?aea,
for lad.' ? . lot ten lie tu?, it.
New Buttons, N'e.v Buttons?all
kinds.
New Truer Kid Gloves, 2 and 3 but*
_ ion, every pair wan at ted.
>>nr -'Hobe Corsets?-a mammoth
stoi k?all ;.t i> es.
New Cassimeres and Jeans.
TALK TALK
Hut Henry Kohn baa the Clothing
Store of Oran-gebuVg.
< )vcrcoai.B, Overcoats,
Overcoats, Overcoats, !
0vcicoats, Overcoats.
business Suits,
Business Suits,
Business Suits.
. Dross Suits, Dress Suits,
Dress Suits, Dress Suits,
Dress Suits, Dress Suits.
Now is your time, as we arc selling
our Bi^ Stock fast.
Everything in thc.linoof
j
j Boys' and Gent'3 Wear.
i !--??
Wo handle the Celebrated Baltimore
HAND MADK SHOES.
: Fine Shoes to be sold at a bargain.
MONEY SAYKD
IS MONEY MADE.
Cotton and all Wool Flannels,
Bugs,??Blankets,
Kentucky Jeans,
Cassi meres,
Tickings,
Prints.
&C., &c. i
\\'e tespecially invite you to call ?
t '.-I see our !
Kb ganl Christ mas l loods,
Fancy Boxes, Toys, Dolls, &c,
and last, bu! not least, if you want to '
mak ? I he ladies happy <^ct a |
j
WHITE
j
'Sewing Machines.
ii !>:xn v i\O iL\ 'S
IL. ZA AU OF FASHION. '
I
OFFICE OF
<J. C. 3? I K J?! .
MYIFALL STOCK
QF
Is now' opened and ottered to the people
of Orangeburg at such reduced price as
will convince them tiutt I regard then- in
terest.
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Occupies tho entire aeoond floor, and
consists of Men's aud Youths' iSttito iu
new styles aud euts.
The interior of my Store has been
greatly improved and the capacity en
larged by tu? addition of shelving ren
tiere;! necessary to place the extra large
I purchase ill every line of goods.
j THE LADIES' DRESS GOODS
was purchased with ?-real o-re. and the
Selection ol colors and material made
especially for this market, This line of
goods will be ^liown to the ladies by
gentlemen ol laide as to .-election of
i t ?'hum huts aud experience iu dry goods
! '..i-incis.
THE 11ATS AND CAPS
are displayed tu u large new <;l/"?* Hat
I Case at priecs to suit every hod v.
THE FURNITURE STORE
\U slocked with fuM 1 lie- "{ Chans. Hcd
I steads. (Vim-. Cradle*, Sota*. 5.uun$M???,
Parlor. Iloilrooni and Dining Hooiu
Sell-. Tbia a separate sto.e.
; I am prepui i d lo j ay the highest
'CASH l'KKE RH! i 111 TON and a: I
COUN I'liV PRODUCE,
j I I a vc an
ACCOMMODATION' HOUSE
i in inj store yard. *vln di i- at the ?erviee
of persons with team.-, remaining in town
: o\*r night.
I I iri?h inv customer* tu know that
(>? evy fr??d?l* was purciuuicd by mvMrl
with cttl*< Iu ord' t to ( the he?t et.i?tiiy.
I .."link I have >iicit; .'. d ami invite nil
to e.m-y ;iod vxainiuc i.iy Slock ol'Oouds.
IC.-pwci.dly iu\ u?j?oifti.iuni td'SHOM-J.
Jl. C. 1 IKE.
During the Weeks Dee. IS to 17. 1SS0.
I
.LOW EXCURSION RATES ON
UK EAT A'lTRAC I'lONS
AND LA HUE i 'KOWDS.
! The Industrial Exhibition
or mi:
At! II I (T LIT I! \!. SillTCTY BF SOUTH CA K?
LLN A.
SPLENDID EXHIBITS
[of the Mechanical and Agricultural pro -
gre-s of the past year?inter
esting ?>id instructive.
LARGE NEW HALL
Krvc'tcd especially for the Exhibitions o /
the Society.
-o
Tlio Sr?o. On. Jockey Cluli
Will have RACES on the
j WASHINGTON RACE COURSE,
near the city on I he
j 8:h. 'Jth. 10th and I ith of December.
I They arc led to believe, from the iiiiin
i her ol Entries in the Stakes aud from the
[Stables expected, that there will be bet
ter ihiehig than they have l?nd for the
I last ten ) eats.
fcyMectiujcs of the Stale Orange. P.
of iL, aod Grand Lodge A. F. M.
$f5F"AU places of Amusement open
with choicest attractions.
J?*"Attractive Exhibits of all kinds
uolicifcd lor tlie Industrial Exhibliion.
S3J"-"The large crowd oi Visitors to the
Exhibition oilers a paying opportunity to
Manufacturers, &c. tu display tint i'ro
ducls.
For space anil particulars apply to
E. L. KOCHE,
Nov 2G-*i Secretary.
ORANGEBURG
C "AYHEW oi SON.
Manufacturers f and dealcia in all
kinds of
j
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MA RULE WORK,
TOMBSTONES,
MONUM EN TS.
MAHULE AND SLATE
MANTELS,?c Ac.
A I.SO,
Polished Q-i'tuiito Work
At the lowest possible prices.
Correspondence solicited with those in
want of-any thing in the above line.
(let 1 1\ r