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Petras Council No. II, lt.*. & S.\ M-\ Will'ihcot each Thhrsdny at (> o'clock 1'. M. /from let Oct'obel1 tu 1st April sind nt S .o'clock- from 1.1 April lo 1st October, on ilia following dates, June '24, July 22, Aiig. 1?, Scut. 19: Oct. 21, Nov. IS, and I've. 10. J. F. 1ZLAK, T. 1. (}. YV. Bncxsov, 1'eeorder. Eureka Chanter N?. 13, It--. A.*, jl.-.? "Will meet during the present Masonic year at the usual hours, Hie followin dales : March 10th, April 7th, May 5th, June Stud, August -1th, September ist, October 27th, N?rember2'lth, Leecmbcr 2'.Hh. J. F. IZLAU. M. K. II. I*. j. M. Ilni NsuM, See. ShiUlioMIt Lodge No. 28, A.\ IV. SI/.? 'Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock treu 1st April lo 1st October on the follow ing dates, April -1, May 2. .lime <i, -July 1, Aug. S, Sept. 0, <>.??.. '?>. Nev. 7. Doe. o. JAS. F. I. LA 11. W. M. Gko. W. BhuNsex, See. may 19 1S75 7 in. ' .8. O. ?. P." tidlslo Loil^o No- lb'!? .Meets at Odd y *1*j\vn Hall, every Monday evening at 8 o'eioek -?tn M'arelt to 20th Sept. and At 7i o'clock 'Vul? ~(hh S< I'1- -ml' M A. Hb?.-1 IKK, N. O. ??. D. BLUM K, Svc. Ueberra Loilge? Meets 8 o'eioek every iMcbtid Wedhesdav atb.r sja.'e day. ? .\. KlSt'BKIt, N. C.l. This body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dee. 7. Mayors CoTtrt, held whenever occasion j requires. SONS OFT K Ml* K! ? A X * 1 K. Orahgebiirg Division No. 21, meets every M?nd?y evening in tiie basement of the Presbyterian t 'liureh. _i.'.._t=t T^i O-O A. Jj The recent colt I snap played the very havoc with fruit tree.-! and giir dciis. Mayor llolivcr and the Commit lee on Street-; were round on tin inspection tour on Thursday. .Stop that eougliihj?; if you do not it. may kill you. A bottle ol' Dr. Bull's cough symp only costs you 20 cents, hntl ii.s timely use jniiy stive your life. ?VOJI There was cotii-idcrahlo snow in O^hihgoburg on Virtdiiesd:iy la.- L No, Sviuidbr ilic.ru are. mi };:iiili ii.s lelt. J-'ruil is gone t;;>, and?we'll have no j peach s t!.i The Town ('ouncii is talking very j ?eri 'lisly of h'.xii old timid--, b;p-hf-j h.rs and widow r-. but the Mayor hud ! Ahlci nu'.n (.'ahnen are si re iiuiuisly ? oj p? so 1 to the measure; NVe |;P" riicc they sue ]?????? pted in Ilm niaili r j by persona! ih:civsts. | corxr) ((>yjc.\ri(t.\ - County Chairman S. L. Ihtucnii has issued ;t call lor tin; County Convention to nicet the 1st. of .4 prih j Dtdegal-es of good sound character stoiild be elected lo represent the I people in said body. It is important '? that. Oraiigcbiirg County be repre sented in tie- ? ('(invention by de'egatos, po-m -sing honesty nod L'<>od judgment. 2i. ir. ;././.' ///:/.? - I It is said, has written a letter Cull 01' sympathy !?> Piesideiii flnsnl, whom he regards us boiugoti the ''nigged edge ol" despair," and advises : him lo call tin advisory coimcil tuul ' submit tin: J.h'lkimj) allair toil lor decision; Henry Ims itiiplicit ciuili dence in such tribunals and feels Kilb rably certain lliat the President would come out completely untarnished. This i.? unfortunate for 0hint, as: the most of men would rather have tho abuse of the entire American press than a blessing from the adulterous lips of the 1'lvmouth paslor> Till-: hit A MA TO-MCUT^ ^Ve hope that Orange! tirg will do her duty to-iiight,stnd by t' e presence cf her citizens at ]0Miott Hall, bear testimony of her appreciation of the spirit which uctuatcs the Washington Dramatic Association of Charleston. Their ellbrl to rui.>c funds to be ex pended in aid of the Centennial Monument, to be erected in honor of the braves who fo'I at Kort Moni trie, should lind a responsive echo in the heart of every genuine American. As gallant old Orangebutg embraces some of America's most patriotic souls, v.c hope that centennial mem ories will conspire to kindle in their bo?unis a iitli appreciation of the gal lantry, the patriotism, and tinsellish devotion to country which animated the cliivalric hearts that bled and went out in dcJcnco of Fort Moni trie nearly a century ago. Such men, nml a continiihtion of such struggles, se cured to us our independence, and gave us the lincst country in the world. It was at Fort Moullrio that the iii'st American Hag was unfurled in tho Son th, ami let all of Orange burg turn out to-night and do honor to tho jucniory of the gallant- men who gave up their lives in America's contest for freedom. It is seldom that out citizens have an opportunity to witness dramatic entertainments, and wc suspect that they will avail themselves heartily of the chance to witness the ono to-night. As wc said in our last issue, tho Com pany composes the best amateur dra matic talent in Charleston, and has frequently performed to.crowded houses tit I ho Academy ol Music. Apart from the fact that the enter tainment will he first-class in every respect, the object for which it is to bo given should be a sullicicnt induce incut to in;-he our citi/.or.s turn out. 'To visii Charleston or Columbia iu order In get a peep lit n genuine sotil sliring drama would cost, one ten or twelve d ?l jars, To-night it may In; seen in your own town for one dollar! "No such i erformanoo will bo given hero again under a hundred years. So all will sec the propriety of secur ing :t .-tut ill jCliioitsJIail for to-night. Sec advertisement elsewhere. a floral fair OK 'i ill-> 0'A^GEBIRG AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANlOAb ASSOCIATION Will be Itehl 'at Ovangcbnrg in the P.uild ihg May the '.Ith JSTii, at which lime Premiums will he awarded to successful competitor* a-; follows : For the largest ami best collection of (irecn House I'iants by ono person. For the second best collection of the above. I'or the best collection of Zonale Geran ium I'or tin best collection of IVhirgoriihris. For the best - >)lection of Koscs (cut (lowers.) For the bi st collection of A.Mers. I'or the best eollcclion of Fuchias. I 'or tic best collection of A/.aleas. j'or the best collection of Pansics. I'or die best coil eel ion of .Native Wild ilo wer.---arranged. Por the lust collection of Vegetables,! by one person. I'or ibe second lu st collection of the ?'tbove Prcmiumus will not be award* d linlei tliere In- a lair competition. I . r fitrlhi r particulars apply to KiKK 110111 X.St >N, lieeretary. r. ti ! I iiia 7}hWt M?1? TRTI7 CE1StTEN'j\t1.AL. TIIF WASHlNfiTON l ilt A M AT IC AS ?-;)? I A'l H?N, of (?harlcilon. will give an entertainment at Orahgchurg on Saturday F.V* liiiig. March 2">th, for tin hem ii: of ibe the Monument to be erected in Charleston bv the SM ti'MRTTO Oil A^S)S To coinmemorate the <'en I #11111.11 An pi v. ts.v iyofibo lJA'PPLFOF FORT MOlJliTUI K The performance to commence with the l.'Migl.ablc Farce, in one act, entitled the To conclude willi the thrilling IVrnina, in three :;< entitled '?Tili' SKVKX riilillKS'' on tut; "'Til js-.-s* of Siar?viII<?s,** Will be presented with strong east < tVharac it rs, co.tnmes, etc. Admission ?3, GO. C; I ?ldren 50 eis, 'L icli. I'ls ean Iij secured in advance at Sehillley's Phothgraph (ialhry?and at tilt More iif.I. A. I lamilloii. notice"_ The undersigned, while lliintUfuil foi past favors, will continue tin- general Stove, Tin-ware, and House t'urni-hini; business, at the Old Stand. Ilepairihg. Mooting and Glittering, done promptly. Wm. \\ I LI.COCK. C-r> "TO $20 I'i'.ll 5>.W AT (jjP Home. Samples worth ?1 free. Stinson .\ I 'o., Portland , Maine. QFri'E) ?_''".(?. to <;. |?. IIOWFLL& CO." VT) New York, lor Pamphlet of loo pages, containing lists of 01)00 newspapers, and and i.-:imaie- showing cosi id' advertisiijg, ('?S'-S ?1stj(' at home. Agentswauled. ?D Otitlil and l* i ms free. TUIIF it CO.. Augusta, Maine. mar 11 ls7d |y /--j / \ i t I V' / i _l , :o i ... .. o' i \j day next, sixteen of tho linest HCMtSFS ever olleretl for Sale in ,ibis market. Also tenor twelve No. 1. MULFS. Now is the time for buyers to give me a call, Term.; model ate. liDWAHKD F. SLATFR. mar 11 ti FAX OF Fit 10 OF COUNTY TUP AM It Fit ( ?itAMIf lll'lUi, Col N I V, ?iiANCiUlU'ltOj S. ('., Feb. 17ih 1870; The time for payment of Taxes lue- been extended to the First of April next, after Which time ibe penalty will CFdv PA INLY attach. Pake notice thereof ami govern yourselves aeeorilinglv. d. II* LIVINGSTON, Treasurer. Oraiigeburg County, S. C. NEW AT Till' G GOODS W, DRY GOODS HIlillT Ol' McGBEEIlV, LOVE & CO., COLUMJUA; SOUTH CAROLINA. ALL I N NICE I) OF DIM' GOOIKS, ILATS, CA PN, HOOTS AND SHOES Will find unprecedented liAKGAJXS ::t mir House. Kvery (Icnarlihwiit.islieing filled up with the Cheapest and moid desirable line of UOODSeyer bofor ollcccd in tkig market. Standard JVint?, Spring Styles, at ?> ce'iiUi per yard. 2,000 yards. Corded Piquo, af I2J, worth 20. Dam Goods, Spring Styles ?a full line?lit 12A per yard. Illaelc Alpacas, Grenadines und Silks in great Variety, Jeauii, T\rceds, Cutloaade?, &C, for men and boy-, at low prices. Domestics, of every description, cheaper than ever. il?niei'y, Underwear, l.aees, Embroideries, &c, at New York; prices. Soapiaud Pet fuineries, at nuuiiifaeliirers' cost. Our Houtj Shoe and Hat Stock is being litte?! up with the cheapest and rno.it desirable line of goods evei before sh?wu in Columbia. The Centennial Shoe, for men, is tho neat o*l article ever worn. We Kp;u-e neither money nor time to make our .stock die cheapest ami most desirab'e :.( !>..? found in the South; and we mean to y: ve our customers more goods for their money than ran be had anywhere. We are reecivinij new goods every day, andcustomersarc invited to call often to get bargains Samph,* sent witch requested, and all packages over $i0 sent hV lixbresj free of eharue Central ry Goods I! thbli.shnient of Columbia, S. (.'. M.i-i 1.11 v: lU.ltY, 1 i?V R & CO, a 1), KOllTJOHN lias.just received a Large Supply of Dry Coods, Roots, Shoes, i Ial ?, < 'n ] x, Ac Also Tin Ware, Wooden Ware, Croeki ry Ware, Sugars, Coffee, Flour, Cigars. In fact a supply of General Merchandise, including .Stoves of nllsizeii end any descriptions. All will be s d.l IA ) W DOWN for Cash. Goods Shown anil delivered in Town FREE of charge. Call b?for< having rSlouo ??t-iihle Gucnw anil ?cicl Phosphate Price- it educed?Cash, S,> dubio Guano, ?40. Time, payable Noveinbo JsL S?J. Acid Phosphate, Ca b, Psiyiiule 1st November S-'iT. a. ii>. Koivrj oi-iisr. GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN It is said has repented entirely of tho 'Jobberies his Party has commit teil, especially those in which ho Tt ?! {. 5 h A Q fj ,4 TP t? And mean? to stand fori ver hereafter as a penitent shiner. He believes that if he had always drank as mum liquors As thb-e kept :C. lb, ' iJntor^rliiG SalOOIi 1?<? would have been tie' equal of Ceo. W:i hit gtoti.' Feeliiig '?ihtisly" he will shortly send a Sp. (dal Message lo the \.> fd.-; 1st lure aniiohsicing I ho fact that Fine Croce ries, Tobaccos, Cigars, and a thousand other good things are to be had ONLY AT MY STORK. Now, as it is probable that when tins fact is made known to the Colum bia Sob ns. tl ey will immediately suljourn to my Store, I respectfully request tiie Oraiigcbiirg Public to call at'once and make purchasoa. Legislators generali S' leave nothing behind them. A. l<M^CIIKli. P. B.?My rJJ*| y OKltB TA SB?ilO M?0ugli private can bo aeon by Regular (lustomers. I C. P I K E, VOSE'S OLD STAND, II.?., OPENED, I H\ FITTED and llFSTOCKED this Large and Com modious Store with the too.-: rcr.Yi: *vA/~trn < irsvr /\in f\ r\T*Ci Sl'jLI'tC i fi I OUii Oh yxwjjft EVE1J OFFKUlVl) I IKK 10, comprised of FRKS1I Ci|{O(T01MES, JIAPDWAPJO, W< X) I >W A UK, (5 LASSWA K Ii, CLOCK P.UVWAKi:, t'AiSxS'ICD COODS. Dry Goods, Hate, Boots and Shoes, Which is olieifd at PIUCMOS that will ASTONLSIl those that wi?h to SAVE MOiNEY these JIARD TIMIiS. A call will convinco you of the a co i i n tj i^r \> i <ojD"?om W-A-Isttj?id, Lor which Ilm lIlCillKST MA?KCT PRICES will ha paid. ) - Constantly on hau l FEIifJ IdZKKS. 1,1 MvI ?i i??r i > 11 i1: i j 11 o- or 1 iVirtil ivA lip" P?n,03Cf5? (,<m staiitly on hand, and foi isiale nt licsisoiiable llates. jau 1':) LS70 h du? 11 A, T. KOHN & BROTHER Are in~rccci])L of all kinds of Goods for the Season. Just received. pieces of Prints of the Latest Styles, selling Cheap. Also just in Heaehed and Brown Domestics CHEAPER limn they have been for iho past TWENTY YEARS! On band a Large Stock of 3 G Which have been just rcceivhd from the Factories direct, and nans* factured Expressly to our Order, the Examination of which, is SolicittdL We are closing out the "ballanca of Winter Goods at almost any Price ia, order to close them out More we "be CROWDED with our SIB O-OOBS. We would advise those in Search of EABGRINS to call on us for the next two weeks. The Latest approved Patents of Of nil Calibres, alwvya on hand CHEAP; Of the Latest Styles and at the Lowest and Fixed Pricos. Prv7 'In conclusion, would sny conic, and stay all day, and if it looks liko rain bring your umbrella, we will take care of it for you. i ou nd nly bring a small amount of monoy, us a very little will buy enough goods at the prices we arc selling them, to last you a wholo year. If you stay away you will mis* it. Theodore Kohn &, Brother.