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THE FREE CITIZEN.
I'UULISHED
SATURDAY, OCT. 30, 187'),
Oity IMveotor;-,".
CITY OFFICERS,
AIATOR, - - George Bolivcr.
CLERK, - - -
TREASURER, - - j
ALDUUMKN - Janies. V. Tzhir. John M. :
Thompson, .1. W. Cannon, .?. W.
Moseley.
POSTMASTER, - - - A. Wehster. |
CHURCHES.
METI?OIKST Ei*iscoi*Ai.CiiuRCn-"Rev i
Thoren? Phillips, pastor. Services, morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
KAI'TIST.- liey. Mr. Norris, pastor.
Services, lirst Sunday evening, and the I
second und fourth Sundays, morning,
and evening.
METHODIST (south).-Rey' Mr. Cam
pbell, pastor. Service? morning and
evening. Sunday-school, 0 A. M.
PRESUYTERIAN.-Kev. Mr. P, row II
evangelist. Services, morning and after
noon. Sunday-school, !> 1-2 A. M.
EPISCOPAL.- First and third Sundays.
Morning and afternoon.
I/UTH ER AN CHURCH ?-11 ov .. M r. lt ough *
pastor. Services, morning IO 1-.?, even
ing at 7 o'clock.
Thc passenger trains on tho S. C.
S. Ii. will pass through Orangebu rg j
as follows :
Day, from Charleston, 9.48 a. m.
" from Columbia, 7.30 p. m.
"Night, from Columbia, 11.53 p. m.
" from Charleston, 2.20 a.m.
TOWN G??'IBSXS.
OFFICE I?0UR3 AT ORANGERUUQ j
DECOT.
From 8 o'clock A. M. to 2 P. M.
From 3 o'clock P. M. to 5 P. M.
Goods received and delivered only
in office hours.
-Court adjourned yesterday.
-J. W. Moseley was thrown fron:
his sulky by the breaking of the axle,
and was severely bruised.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.-There will
be no day trains on Sundays here
after, but the night trains will be sub
stituted instead.
-An unsuccessful effort was made,
as it is supposed, to burn thc new:
dwelling house ol' "vir. J. W, Patrick
on Thursday night, <- fifo vv.u
built by some one IUUICM . house,
which l<>rltt.niitoly . oui without,
^setting lire to lip
-A debating club was organized
at Fort Motte on Oct. roth. Thc
question, "lie it resolved that women
should have the right to vote," was j
ably discussed by S. L. Duncan, chief1
on the affirmative, and Geo. W.
Brown, chief on the negative, fol
lowed h}' other disputants. By a
vote of the society Hie question was
decided in favor of Hie affirmative.
-A boy about sixteen years old,
who was stealing a ride on the cars,
was severely injured on Thursday
night at thc depot. Ile wa3 riding
upon the bumper between the freight,
cars and fell upon the track*. As the I
cars were running very slowly ho was
rolled oil' the track without tue wheels
passing over Iiis legs, but ono of them
was fearfully lacerated. Ho is now
at the poor houso and doiiig as well
as could bo expected.
-An old employee of thu S. C.
R. lt., named Robert Winter, was
killed by the cars at Jamison's la '
Monday night. A he ttie ol' whiskey
near where the body was found, indi
cated that Winter had been drinking
and probably had I. 'd down on thc
track lo sleep off his drunken stupor.
Tho body Mtas fearfully mangled.
Thomas Vaughn, sec1 ion master ri!
Jamisons has tho effects of thc- de
ceased in hi? possession.
THE FAIR.-It was vcr- genorall.y
known that tho present week was to
be the great, exhibition of our county
Agricultural and Mechanical vVsso
ciation. This, with other exhibitions
too numerous to mention, has io nic
the [?resent week one of unusual in
terest in our thriving burg. The
commote descry great cr?dit for thc
excellent arrange?,.ont waihi (or thc
exhibition of thc associiit'io?, rmd .he
people for their energy (ind indi
under difficulties in conti ib iting HW I
a pleasing and excellent variety in
all departments. No ono would infer
on attending this ex?iibii? > tli'it o?.tr
(iou ii ly bud been subject to a disus
lerous drought during tl: . ; ..-t suin
iner. We never saw liner ix 'aloe?, j
corn, wbcatj lice and cultdu tb-.!
were Ibo Specimen? he ?e. ?hovi ?. TS?*
ladies, especially, pros'! nt ed ? g rai cl
display. Busy bands guided by skill!
ami care, gave us a line showing of
thc useful and ornamental. dLife's
necessities, comforts and luxuries
bad all been duly considered, and
wonderfully supplied by woman's
toste and wc loan's work. Taking the
collection as a whole, there were
Mended in this exhibition more thal
grows by careful culture and is man
ufactured by skillful labor, than any
one could have reasonably anticipa
ted under thc circumstances in which
(hese contributions haye been placed.
We were glad lo notice the great
improvement in stock, compared with
thc: exhibition cf last year. There
was such a shu win .? of swine, sheep
and cullie as lb indicate lhat the im
provements in blooded stock hud util
been entirely overlooked, Il ?ndica-!
ted, however, hui slightly, what is.
possible willi tho facilities within the
j reach of our fanners here tor stock
I raising.
Wo hope this valuable association
will take courage from tb.: success
they have already achieved in Uti:
good work. Skilled labor is what is
greatly needed lo develop our ample
resources. Such iimceont competi
tion as is herc encouraged will have
i: tendency lo produce this. OiiiVttg
riciillural products and cherished in
dustries must be thrown out of the
old ruts in which they have so lon?
been butlered lo wear tho"* beaten
track. Wc can, lo a great extent,
raise and make what wc need, and
hare something to spare f r thc rest
of mankinds As we hav Ibo means
of being Sa.? cxtV;m?ivoly independent
cbiiiiical AssueiuUob, Wc pridi bt
lld? i wi ivlllcli \>0 V [li 0VG itt QUI'
iicxl issue :
Lisi o?* Premiums Awarded.
I.'kl'Ali I'MKXT .. 1'.."
Samples crops, by producers only :
Natue Article Premium.
T K Dukes, liest ('urn. $2
F X (?ramliiig, *. wheat. 2
L ll Ri ekwitli, " " Tapphamock, 2
\V H I.arinn, " Klee -J
.1 T Sallcy, 11 Peas 2
J J Salley, Jr, " Ked oats, 2
O I? Riley, " Rye, 2
VV F Ranon, " Rarloy, 2
J O A Chiuior, " Pindcrs, 2
I) II Hush. Chufas, 2
I) Il Rush, Sweet potatoes 2
W S Harton, Irish potatoes 2
A M Salley. Turnips, 2
Jn? Camp-en & Co, Flour. i>i?!o;
P 1* Livingston, ? ot n meal,
44 Crist, %
^IlQramling Syrup. 2
S F Barton, Sorghum. 2
W A Mackay, Tobacco
ll L Siunnk, Wool. 2
W F Ranon Hale | eavino hay. 1
Hay, ? 2
.? J Salley, .j,-, (joni forage, 3
V' p M.?rt?n, Raia Cotton, ?
W s Harton, 2d best Rale coito,,. .:
O R Riley. Sibbest Rait, cotton,
i) \> Snell, best s'plc Cotton stalks, 1
A !> Dant/ler, Sample Sugar Cant!
Iiiu lily couunciulahlo,
.-> M Fairey, Sample Sugar Cane,
commendable.
DKIV.irr.MKNT "C." Horses and .Mules.
.1 W Moseley, Best pair double
harness marcs, imported, sR)
K Hughes, liest sbiglu har
ness mure Co. raised', ;[
C NV (hiller, Rest single har
ness hoi e imported, .?
.) T Sali? y, Rest ?biitulna
tioii h?i'res, ;?
R Hughes, best saddle horse*, county
rubed. ;;
J (J \'.< itt, h ?'? saddle marc,
.1 A .J. > i : i . -. beal saddle pony, Itiip'd ;?
R l? Hush. *-M hesi saddle pony, ?
C W Culler, hesi :? yr old colt, ;?
W J Snider, host 2 yr old colt. -j
L R (?riniith, hesl IS m'ibsold colt, 3
W .' Snider, besl c?di nuder I year,
R R Bruce? 1 pr muh colts 7 m'tiis, :
A M Sal ley!, 1 pr imp? .riot! muirs, :
.Ja? Spikes, I "?st drang Itt unties, .*
??a.-1cr J WannuiiiJikcr, l at m pot?y,
iiupnrl od; ;
Di.tw:. ? ?:. ST "D."-~Calih.% sheep ant
Slogs.
>V Cullv;. : o .t".
v.s, be.M 1- Vf usiilr? Rull,
YV F Rarlon, h'Jf.l Aye. shire cow and
calf,
I ll Rigf
i\ ,1 S..! liv lu -i !;: liMllllilli
T 0 Aiidiws. j r. ii-ViN ?.ii ;
.J X r\'iii<\ 2'. lb- tn nu...
l> J: SaiM... bCit |:-.l Hogs.
I. i." Beckwith', J:l ???SI OWC.-j
J f. Mooter. 1.; -. cwt -,
l :.. 1 i;ltl'..T, lu--; j o":e oxen, ;>
.J ti ki lli, 2 yr old ii.-ii. i-.
1) W Shell, two bust gilla, Chester
and KSM x. 2
.??td? Uobhison. j 1 b-.-^r ow? . 2
W C Whetstone, besi ?eh ?heep, :i
.Im? ?I Dukes, ?hi best cow and calf, 2
. I T .Mays. 2d bc.-t boar, -J
.' 2-1 b.-st pen hogs, 2
V V Granding, tn-si \v.Hand sow, y
bl liest pigs, '2
A M Hutley, besi berkshire pigs, .'f ;
I'eler Harton. 2 1 best .. .-nw. I j
Dkt'AltTMKNT ..E.' -Household Co.
C W < 'ii!b-!-. best b n-MO. 8.*. !
.I L Moorer, 2d b. si bacon, :j ?
Mrs. .1 s bowman, best plate bittier, 2
I) li'iuis best hird, 2\
.1 I) Siriiwnian. best soap. .'ti
Jas Stokes, b..x soap, highly
cnmmeiidahlc,
.I C Holman, best loni' bread, 2
11 E ll I .'dey, best rusks. 2
SI i? Diiugthan, best biscuit ?, 2
?? i.' M" ,,-e:-. hesl yoasl ctl-.-s, 2
.. S d ? 'likes: i.-' d cake, plain. 2.
A \V i'barhi, bot fruit cake. 2
" iced cora cake, 2.
A Holman; hy.-; spbn;:? cake. 2
S :? i?at ?vid; bi-kt plu?n erai.-kers. .'! '
'* b li N.-: : iicsl laney iced eulo?, ? j
E il iMotirer. ;.?: poi alo- I
i.i.??.i\ ?Niuiuiendah?c,
M 5. 'nhldwiii, I cake; highly
ebimnciidablc.
llosa I'.ablwhi, w;.?: work; highly !
commendable,
j " danu.- . tokes, lar/..-.?.; collect ion I
in ibis dep .nun at, M?.
i4 E ll Mooler, 2d largest, .*>
T VY Albergo! tl, bosl pa-try. ? !
.1 E iio/.ardi two best li.un-, :i \
.-. - I
- ? o owners "!' pianos un opporltt- '
! idly Is cow ?di'jrded ol' bavin.; lin i.?
j tn un? and j:::', in cc:u;do!o
?ly L'ro?;. kv.Ui late cf AHiev.?, Ca..
P^?c?br MlWtcwi highly titititt
! motUii'tl hy auc h v d i?;:.-.r.v?i .^fiille
I men n > M.ii .'. I.vi.'?:'.itc; (>!
Columbia, Mr. James i: !..:; . (si
Charles! r. and/inav.y nMiei . His
! manner of liiiiiiipulittiii'.j t: ?i ? .
i bf; an inslniiuehl in ttiuiui i- * ..:
r,W.?rfc ?.. also t .:.]-.-;--.. ! by ?'i?>.., -I-jcrgi .
j -Thc match g'ime it lui Fair for
i thc championship of Ute county, re
sulted in favor ol' the Oranges, to,
whom lias been awarded Iho diploma.
Their opponents were styled I ho "Fa
vori tes" and were composed ol' a
picked nine from Orangeburg, Branch- j
ville ami Fort Molle, but the Or
anges were ci titer the fa carites ol' for
lune, or, which is inore probable.!
their superior playing won Hie game
in defiance of thc smiles of the fickle ?
goddess. The following was Hie
score :
Innings :- 1 2 -\ I ts 7 s ?.
bra'ue?s | I \ X \ i? | I | ;"? j o I ?I j 1?2I
Ftivoriies. ll, I j .'J j,1 I U i :> 1 i i
i T?>l?l--Oraiigcs 3lj Favorites ..-'-.
; agent, t .; l hi . | api.-r.
j -A. W. i'b?'kiiey; nf K? vi!V. i
an itu! ::?'!.;>:.?< 1 ageist for tb! . pa.p?r
Sciioiii. V'O.UM;:-S.clioi-I
Commifisioiicr Phillips ii:.- Iii? . lice
driys on Thursdays alni I'Viibi^s ol
each week. His examinai ions aro on
ibo i!: - Monday of each month,
jan. oi)~i(
I List of Adver?cci Lctt ?ro for !.bc
Week rt.ic'i-trj
I dames Ashman, Chail-'s Iho.lWidl,
j i>. F. Ihirnctl, .ioiiu lb??' 'ne; York
Bolton, I'hi'iip Brose, .M -.. ;; (
Bichani Dick-on, caie vYiilhim i ii
l u?an, i.?rs. Emin i l'Vrier. l!e?r\ A :.
j(i um, J?. S. I lu.cit. M rs. dane Sbnii
! Spear, C ite Joe i'.;!'-;-.
FOI: WI-:I:K t:xi;iN?i
Mis. Juls Boznrd, can ?>?yc
/.ard, J. L. Bo/ard, care Four IJ oles
I cjiurcii, ni issi (J. E. l?ozard? ea ic ?I.
j E.. Bu : ir<l, J. .M. C. p. NJebionvC''t;
b r, P?ter ( ..,,!:. IMlei I VI i- r.
rju-ix.i,v.r/i>-..- ca. ". '.
V Oii.vllJl I.'* <- -J J
, a i IOUMI i AT ! A .v.. i .' . '
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ll .-..i.'. :>'i. -
A N ; ; -ii- o li T K ll S O V
General Merchandise.
Ku /.:?> i'j h! 'o J'tiyt j
Kofi eight lo Poy!
"Our ]..?'???? ???uv i?ioscof tiny other ?.?al
er ii ll . ii nt?*?. extra clungcs lor
ilruy i . r iVoiglit
Wi |in ii y . it- ami deliver '-nodf five, al
linj.il ii?'(;l* thu .Vorth Kaslcni wii
miu;.. -.il i ? ??nubia. Sont I* UaV.illnii alni
? li.ii ?[ ... lani . i valina.! !C::il t'oails; also,'lo
all |i Ciirnliiia, l?car-ria ami Kb.iri
? la I waler eoiniuitiiicalioii willi
Until, i" '
I. ??!>-. Ct IM I! VSTKI'.I?.
Al? lilli tul veli iseuient willi order
il ebav^aiuiai.
I. . . s. SVi K::iT.xsKT?i Ai?l>.
Kir \ iiMii Ity.-nn 'l'an-i'iiiriity un- ?
.HIM it: Ilavor,.jaul sii-?.-.iij?tii," btri
?na I ?. ?iisM?My ri .i.iiiimMljj.l. I"mc.| !
'iiiiill . .>.? . i?-i iiniit'ow-l.-r. uml
livia P. ?? .. -'M.. :.'.'i-oinl ??tirtlitv Ten>
s I-, i , ; iii'.. Tva- ..!.! liv oil..'I
il.Mii ! i-i ii>. voa ??? m b.iv.; 'btlivoroll tivli
us ai . Cf . i.-.M . U>. pia' I'.':
mm . i - i' 12? .. ?:. Mi ; ?;n-iillliliC'l ...
|??.? li : T ..? ; .'I r:- ?..-j- lit. I.i.i
l-j V .' '. i tit) >' ? KitVaiS ia ir i 'rm.i1
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i-va . i- . i'?ni"; j?c. |u*r trai:. Iibb
b-.'s . i .. !;.!-. Ifl* :!>. bar. ?ii i- can.
Kn?; -' . .? .Siitla.iir iNi?-k:igc Siiilii;
Hie (mr ?li . ''?'X?'S Sar?lintis-, .??c.; 1 2.
1 H ?xi . ivlliu ?Kit!, each. Shadiness 1 lj
!n.M ... ? tix's Spill mill <:?-!a
itiic. ii - ?i ick. (':ip?jrs. i'i<*.; OHVe.ftI
?'jf?i : i rs lit 1*4*. Wainui und:
M i-1 iii ? ?<.<. "ilutiMic :.:pnr!i il |.i;- ?
?o i hint .-.?km i-r.i.-li i ?I.
'Mu'-. ? Ki;it.i " ?u-.i:.nl. -. '
, ' ? . ? Hui ...-?-. i'it
|;>n. . I'.::, '.?.'i'. <":nv.-i?\ ?thp
i'ii ?i . * * -1 * . ib ?; ?pudity; SM-i
? . ; ' I: . !.";.- pi' r lil i
.. -.. "..;a. ip;c.;p?!r.iiti i
;-. per 1!,. pitt,].
V ..:]???? !'.:l ; eilOU'e 1?O
?'.: .li:: ; ..
Culi' I'i.i' . = !: '??.i (.iiivefn
un nt . :-i; . -e. :; liir r-1 ; Wbu-tt il]
?iiil . ; mi l i i.!. .!.-.. aiiiiii io tal. i'Sicfij
: ?.i i-' i) ?y . - rlarcli. ?) lbs. ral
.. S : ii. 75". per box. j
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1" :':;.;:.?? .1 i
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j.::-. .; ; , th.-, Nmniijj?i-. i?c. |K-r|
lilllie? : 1 peronne?!; Uiii<rer.2?c|
per lb I.' Vanilla Kiai H: i?*k Camry,
a line :;i ? . ?MT HI; () n-iai-y Mick'
< 'anti' . i per li> ; I. e!? < andy '
any o' : i- I!., i :olg::te's TuMi'l
Snap- tit) lit!" kinds, a .-p? eiaiity ..!',
.>ur-.?ti u;-.-.- priee-i-Iriim 23e. .
la ? 1.1 Ul f.i . i/.eii cakes. ''. il ira '<.'.
Ilaiii].'-: eil iel racts. ?Dc. per bottle.
C'aslim re I. INiwder. 25-?. pei* b?>x.
Oleviibi '.-*. '' de VasaliiK?.ia i?cstorii
Iiv?' iii . ?m i- l'or tim hair. ?il?!. 1 er
bolt'.t . ( dd i '..;?" IV 1 i-k?'v. .. I." 'i j?or : :.l
liMi. : ., \V|d keys, ?:\XM. C.'>.*>i. and
.5Lilli rtillbii lilackiicrry amt (.dier-J
ry Cn. : - .. saut, drink. ii'l.sO per
.ralbi ?'I and Sberrv Wilie, j
s-j.r.n ? Kinii < ?bl M -nh ira. $L
ll!) pei irl?*?? ailll Scut.-il Ale.
ptii'lei 70 per ilny.iMi. liremen
L-l1;.-, i . b'd, "?i per ibizeii.
! ?fin:i -.i |i|iii's. exira 1-2 aalbm
m%\'\? db : -2 'jalbms. (Wie. ; ?I ;;al
ija'.buis. ; : ?I.H.S. $?gt) eaelr
Av rv i.. .ii Assortment oft 'r??ck-1
ITV itlnl (?l.i>- .aie t:l\?i'avs on biliid.
i'late-- 1 - i o . /o. ii'l.rat !. d;./.?'i.:'|
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'i'iii : i ! . >.:!! le lie it pa lier entitled as
?ibf?ve, Issued fri in i thi- ollice, ami pi.it>
iiahed in thc ?lil crests of thu il. E. Church
in this portion of our work.
Since thc unwise removal of the
Charle flou Advocate, ouV work has been
ciliary in <: and extending in thisgecctiou,
and ib mauds innlUplyhig for a local-or
gan. The Chai lesion A<lrhcntu was lor
i wu years published in Charleston, lt
was during lhi< eventful period iii the
lii.-tory of our cause in lite South, one ol
llie ino.-t important auxiliaries of our
work. Its removal left a vacant place
lld e which ha S not since, been lilied, it
is an old saying,1'*that blessings brighten
as I bey take their flight.1' This was em
phuUcnlly true in reference to our dil pur
tm this coast, Many were taken by sur
prise nt hs midden ri mnval and were
anxious for.its return. If wc had been
?is fully advertised of the wants and
At
ri thc people iii ??.*-s sectioTiVhii
foi ki; . tran-Ierof thal paper lei Atlanta.
?;ii. ais v. e were a to r it was done, il I j
. i'd never leve gone from us. Tho'
'i thu ?!:.' .:'?.>!.?'(.? ;.< e. good paper and
?blt ia iidltetcd. hilt it is too di.'anl froth
? lie A ; iii iii ie cuasi lo in?til our luca: war.I s
iii this section, ('ur work oh this coast
.''.'.....- :i some particulars fruin our work
i.i the sei'.'ioii of Atlanta, ov lite'valley of
inc Mississippi. H - peculiar phnsescau
not ho mel hy those who live at a di.
lance from us. and arr" liol conversan!
wi:*;: thc exigencies and demand- of lins
section. The people will have greater
interest lor
'l'hoir Gvsn. Paper,
i lu. i lives lind sympathizes wit h I beni i ban I
ran be iikeded o.fbiidn** tollu in '
iVoitt a ili-tiki ee. and managed by coin-j
,.:..?:.:?. ' j
it w .i: . . larder Ulan thc FhKi: Clip ;
? tod Bi^vcokly,
Ut the luW jU'ti c ol'
. s -\ M.-. t; - .?-> .r .r ?. si:i> i -, - *;.- * ? ?
...-.** .j V ?'-.-- a . ? j-* A j ?, i j .- A.H
Pu j i.?c.it in advance.
Son;" nf theablesl writers of our church
in this section util contribute to its coir
itinus. M cl hedi's Ministers of j Sui M K.
? " irc'.i, Iravclhirr and local arc aircntS
liing lip a Vitt oft
A. WI 'JSTFdL
;. ld Oriuujeilihry
I, Ai/j'^Py/Z'^V//^-.-?;./ >
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lavery scholar and especially every
minister should have ibis wori?.
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I2e.il heiik lOr'every body thal I In: pres
has produced in thc present ecniurv.
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tVKJiSTISH'S NATIONAL PIC'J ..
I.?A!. DICTION A KV;
'?'ht": salj?? >.! Web ii i'- ?>i 'ti'iiiaiies
1 rtiiiigboiil ill?; eoi..i:iy io 1 >7.'i were 2M
limes ii-large ss-fiie saii-s ol' any Oiluri
!>ielion::iieS? In proof ni ibis we will
j scud lo any pcr?ou, on application, thc
? sl!Uemei:i iifniore ! han Pul lionu-cilers
lr,.ni ? Vi rv .< '?! i ?!. nf ! be coniurv.
I.. ? ! . M KI! ll I AM.
Spriiiti Held. Ma-1-.
P.;:.!idi ?:- V.'ebstcr's I'uahi'idged.
-o -
\'.' !?Mer'-s Pi ?mary School Dictionary,
2(11 i'?nsjravings.
Y (lister's i'oni! ion Si'hool Dictionary,
27 ? ii. : "avi.iL>.
tcr'i iii ii School Dlcilonary,
'J?I7 I i:r jr.r. i i:;s. i *
We 11.? t.r's A.cadchiic DlCliontiry, :!!(
Uuur ivilig"-.
\tCbsier's Cohn)in?: House Dleiiunary
\\',.\, nuiiiei'iuu illnsMsitlons and mn ny
VJlblsibb' lilble-i not lo he lound i lscw here.
Publi-iicd by IVISON. m.AKlOMAN.
'l'A ^ /."i." A' < lb, .W w Vori,.
Nov. 7 'If
Kjotographr?.
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V? I'la;.i ?| reel', if you iva hi ibu v.rv
. i " I ll ?, A PUS. made with I lt?
v. (ii y; lliirib'rs. repesimtbig Marble.
Sii'iie, Wo.a!. , .?>.;. L?ci: work. ?C.'^ iii
I hi? ie.'.v . -ri e . (' ? j pcp liait' (h?>:oii;
eXi l il . ; ic Pori i ..it -s .*?."?.no per halt'
do/.eu. i al aiid be coiivliic?il.
A. >\. UhSTCH;
Columbia, S. C., Sv\>i. yo, 1875-U-?C
t CCUSTIJS lt. KNOWLTON, ... . . ,
JLA.
Utoraeyl&0Qt?eI.or at Law
ORANG^TOG,>S. g. '
^U?USTUSib. KNOW LTON, V Jj!
Land .A.geiTt,
Tho undersigned lins opened .jin oflico for tho
SALK?IT LAND.
Persons having REAL ESTATE to dispose of
will Uo'tveli to register Ihc tame for sale..
Largo, farms subdivided und sold In cither
large or small parcels.
(?oort farms for sale nt from two to live dollars
our acm, on easy terms. ' .
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON,
Ur Ornngcburg C. H., S. C.
"J^ A. WEBSTER,
Ty JO si i GI,
J?usiness faithfully and promptly at
iciided to. ?* *
'..?".<>?"'H''/?.?}' tbepn.fi.vU iii Kith A. J).
'.W'oH'LTOX, Esq.\
Orangeburg^ Jan. 23, 1?7:">.
R a re 13 ar gai n&
?kSJ?l? Do ?
Fa KO'HN & Bfp
??a-yiDg removed to their
:TST7 Brick Store, are now
jotter prepared to meet the
vants of their customero
han ever.
Their elegant stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
SLOTHING cannot be sur
passed anywhere,
(Jhll at the old stand.
Theodore Koto ? Bro
I'AYl.on !!>:-. DI'A t AND LAWRENCE1
i i. crn&ys c?o LcVWf
.... at Charleston and Orangebng.
Iii L TAYLOR, J. HAMMOND FORDHAM,
F, D. LUVRENCE.
., .:> "Special attention given to the col
(.eliou of elaitas and prompt return
nade.
Or?ngoburg, Mardi *20,1875.
gOUTM CAROLINA RAILROAD.
ClIAUI.KSTON, S. C., Fei). IS, 187R.
On and lifter Tuesday, February uah, tho lol
owing changes lu Schedule of this Road WU
U'II inti? cllcel :
(JOI.UMISIA DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston . . - ".ir> M
Vrrive at Columbia - - . "u.'-5 P M
Leave Columbia - . - 4.80 J* M
\ i ris o al Chili-lesion ? * . H-4"" " M
ACCOST A DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
.enrc Charleston . - . '-^ P M
Arrive ul Chitrloston - - - 6.35 A M
COLTJMMA, NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
.eave Charleston - - - 7.cn V SI
Lvrlvo nt Cohimhin . - . d:?<i A M
.eave Columbia ... 7,15 j? J,J
Liri ve at Charleston . . . 0,83 A?I
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
. a ve Charleston . - . 8.30 r M
ulive nt Charleston ... 6.30 A M
Thc Columhia Day Passenger Trains, which
.vc al ' \. M. nod arrive at 11.80 P. M. will
.tween I Imrloston and llranchvlllo) slop.only
imervilic and Goorge's. This applies holli
II thc ap and down Irina. ",
Uv this new Schedule II closo connection will
ii lc willi Hie Chnrloito, Columbia nu? AU
usia Railroad at I heirCrossing near Columbia,
leh v ll iivold tho trnnsfor ihr?ngh Coliimom
ii os nul -r. i schedule i<> Washington
ml points North nulty iii.'oilier ronlo.
Slcooinir Cars ou nil night (rains. Uaggag
lieekea lb mill.. ti. S. SOLOMON?
S I'ICI?KN'3. G. T. A. .Suporintciulont,
Feb. 13.
