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M?S OEAKGEBDEG TIMES. *?jP^[-... . i ? ~? ? * iJOkl---: AXtiEUl 1((J^ r,, OCT. 1?, ists. Mf- Mr. Kihk Robinson is authorized to !ol?l nud receipt for advertisements and sub A^dptio^P to the Times. ^.II TOWN; DIRECTORY. Mi\\L?Joab AY. Moselcy. CKrE-T. D. Wolfe, ?rretfiirei?R. Williamson, jfulernien?lienrv Washingtrn, .1. P. liar U.yjgRgVilliamFon/T. D. AVolfc. | Church Services. - AS . - . Raptist Church?Services everv Sabbath. (P. \\j*j*t 11, A. M? and at 7A, P. M. Dr. i. D. fiurhatn, Pastor, E&sbvterian Church*?Services ?t 11 A.M., and 4lVM?Sabbath School at 9J A. M.? Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, i Rev. J. D. A. Rrowi?, Evangelist. Church of th& Redeemer (Episcopal)?Sab hath School pA$k_ Methodist Church?Services at 11 A. M. und 7| P.M. Sabbath Scjiool at U A. M ? Rev. P. Auhl, Pastor. Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at 0 A. Dr?.?-{1V Dj9$?f: Superintendent, Orungcluirg Mail AiTnligciiieut.' Northern, Western and Opens. Closes. ? Charleston' . . .' .'.' . 1130 A. M. 7.:i0 A. M Columbia ........ !) A. M. 10 A. M. Office hours from 7 A. M. to ? P. M. Sumlays excepted. Persons wishing Money Orders for the North and West and for Charleston, must purchase then^ the evening before in order to have them get oil' the next morning. I' W. 10. WILLIAMS, P. M. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT ORANGEBURG. ' PASSENGER. FREIGHT. hat tiia1xs. j)ay tua ins. Down - - - K.Uji A. M. Down - - - - 7."?(i A.M. Up. - - - 10.40 A.M. Dp - - - - 12.42 A. M. NMIIT*rUAI"s NIGHT tiiains. Down - - - 11.31 P. M.1 Down - - - 0.13 P. M llfk?rttaft, .-..T.l^to A. M.! Up - - - - - 5.?1 A. M Notice. Contract advertisers may change monthly. Every, change must bo sent \Ve notice on our streets Mr. Gco. W. Sturgeon, who baa returned from his tour to the State Penitentiary, where ho was Font, in May laf-t, for 2 years. Pias the Penitentiary suspended or arc the months hhortcr in Columbia than with us? W.r- rriT<'t to report the death of Mrs. Salb y, 'he estimable wife of Major John Sallcy of our County. So recently in the vigor of health, and now the inmate dt* the tomb, we can hardly realize the nul event. To the st ricken heart of the husband wc prohVbr unfeigned symypnthy in his bitter bereavement which occurred on Monday last. P. V. Dil hie Ksfp, having been ip pointed Dcptuty Collector U. S. Intur nal Kcvnuro for Orangeburg Count}' request* us to state for the information of oersons dealing in Liquor or Tobacco that tlie law requires the payment and posting conspicously nt their places of bufiMiess of stumps (commonly called license) before commencing business. Planters j??3 ing their bands in Liquor or Tobacco ?re subject to the tax. 4 ajfc |Urf U .A Violations of the law render parties ? diablo to leavy penalties. While Lahorers Can find employment by applying to Jh: M. A. Bland. See his card. - ,.;|., j ? M?ns. Berger, The well known dancing master is in " town, he can he found at Meroney's Horse Lost. Mr. II. N. Hutto, advertises the loss of a valuable mare, at Boiling Springs Camp Meeting. Address him at Gra hams' T. <). Surveying. Sec advertisement of Mr. S. R; Melli ' t'hnmpe'Surveyor. Mr. M. thoroughly understands his business, and any one needing bis service, can depend upon hav ing the, work well done. "A Horse! A Horse! My Kingdom." A sad but. coinpleto specimen of a skeleton, with enough of animal life left to propel its shnttery frame about at a ?'blow gait, i.s to bo seen on our street?, cropping where it may find grass. The hido.ip lacerated with ugly sores, nad the poor horse is on its "last legs." If the bcnsl has an owner it appeals in it8 dumb misery, that bo should bo reminded that the horso once did good 80rvicc,aud a little feed would not kill him nor dan;? j ago the owners reputation for keoping 1 poor stock. Don't turn tho old hovs^ out to die. 8 6 _? , n_ Cotton n Has been coining in freely during the pnst week, nnd a considernblo amount wits sold for 16 cents, but prices have declined considerably for the last day or two, und wo fear the clfcet will be to' cause planters to 'hold back, at a tinie l when it is of the utmost importance that the crop should he in the market. Jail Breaking. We learn that on last Sunday after noon four prisoners succeededI in hreak nig out of Jail by wrenching out one of | the window bars, with the lulp of a table Who is to blame for this ? Was the Jailor remiss in his duties, or were the window bars too weak? The Court is now ill session, and doubtless Judge Grnhnni will' give this mutter his atten tion, and prevent a recurrence of this oft repeated offence. The Cotton Factory. fi We learn that the committee appoint ed to report on Salcday, on the fcnsibiU-i| ty of establishing a Factory in tho Coun ty; deemed it advisable to hold no meet ing at that time, on account of the stringency of the times; funring (and very properly too) that a dauper might be thrown upon the enterprise, in con? scquenco of the depression existing in business circles. The Committee will hold a meeting on the la?t Saturday in this month, the 25th inst., and it is hoped there will be a full attendance. Gin House Burned. We regret to learn that Mr. Geo. Bolivcr's Gin House, Mill, and Gottou Screw, were burned on Tuesday afternoon the 34th inst, cause not known. Mr. Elvin Buzzard, who was superin tending Mr. Bolivcr's business was in the. lint room, and was very badly burned ; we hope not fatally, Mr. Hillinrd Hook had to leap from an upper window to save himself; Several bales of cotton in the seed were lust. Mr. Bolivcr estimates his loss at 82000,00 Weather Reports. Mr. W. E, Williams, our Post Master lias received a neat frame, to be kept in front of his office, on which the Weather Reports of old Probabilities will be daily exhibited. This i3 the result of an ar rangement between the Post Office nnd Wnr Departments, nnd is designed for the benefit of the Agricultural nnd Com mercial interest of the country. These reports arc to be furnished to all Post Offices; having daily communications with the Innrer cities Circuit Court. The Court of General Sessions was opened Wednesday, the 8lh day of Oc tober, instant, Hon. R. F. Graham, pre siding; Malcolm I. Browning, Es<i acting Solicitor. The following dispo sition was made of the criminal Calen dar : Slate vs. W. A O'Cain. obstructing highway. Guilty. State vs. Nelson Bart?n. burglary and larceny. Guilt}'. State vs. Bobut l'tice, murder. Not guilty. State vs. Martin Von and Susan Yon, murder. Not guilty. Staet vs. ltodnoy Shulor, petit lar ceny. No) pros. Stute vs. Calclough nnd Edward Glover, burglary and larceny. Struck off. Slate vs. Mai tin Murphy, assault with intent to commit rape, Not guilty. State vs. Wade II. Head, assault with intent to kill. Not Guilty. State w Thos. Alexander, assault and false imprisonment. Not guilty. State vs. Henry Bush burglary and larceny. Plead Guilty. State vs. Laval Paulling, burglary and larceny. Not guilty. State vs. James Cannon Sr*j assault vrilli iutent to kill. Not guilty. Stato vs. Sam Diekson, malicious wounding of Hogs. Plead guilty. Slato vs. Larkifci Stnloy, assault with intent to rapo Plead guilty of assault. Stato.-jrs. Henry Smith, assault with btcnt to kill and, assault nud battery . Guilty. State ts. Joel hi Cannon, assault and battery. Guilty. Stato vs. H. W. Cooper, arson. No' guilty. State Vs. Adam Miller, arson. Not guilty. ? Tho Court of Common Pleas was opened the Monday following., The an nexed civil cases disposed, of viz: McGrawv vs. Hainpton., Continued. Hubbell et. al. vs. Courtney ct. nl. | Under-appcal to Supreme Coui t. "NVcoks et. al. vs. Crowmell. Struck 0,r- u it Moore et. al. vsi'MeGrcw. Continued. | Hughs vs. Antloy. struck off. Jefcont vs. Higgs. Continued. Gaites vs. Zeiglor. Discontinued. Rnusdnlc vs. Mount: Continued. Keitt vs, Fundcrburk. Transferred. Kcitt vs. Bolivcr. Pearson vs. So. Ca. R. R. Co. Con-1 tihued. As an illustration of the "intelligence and jmpartiBlity" exhibited by the Jury Commissioner ami his ublc corps of as sistants, in the drawing of Juries, wc would mention one Jury impnirticlled to try a crimical case. On the retiring of said Jury, there was difficulty experi oucctl in obtaining sumo one to act as foreman, and write the verdict. B?9u Sooner or later all will be forced to admit, that manual labor cannot com pete in quality of work with machinery, and none nre so blind as nqt to notice tho great reduction in the price of an ar ticle, as soon as machinery is adapted to its manufacture]. No line of goods have boon more favorably, affected by skilfully made machinery, than Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &&. All ot the improve ments in this iino. arc used to get up stock for Messers. I. HS Hall & Co., Charleston, S. C. Agents tor the best roofing and lining, Asbestos' Felt ovo^j used. Send for price list and circulars.'*" COWT.A33 GHAVELEY. 1 II CT IMl'OltTU? OK ^?nWAREj CUTLERY, GUNS An?M AGKICTLTUKAL IMPLE MENTS. No. 52, Past Ray, South of l" e obi Tost Office, Charleston; S." C. AGENT for the sale of 'the Magnolia Cotton (-Situ. At the Fairs held :it Savannah, (4a. ladt month, the "Magnolia" cotton <'in ginned loOihs Heed cotton in three minutes ami forty five seconds, taking the premium, and also the prize of One Hundred Hollars oflcrcd by the hoard of Trade for tho best (MX. Several have been sold this season which gin a hale an hour. TliVsame gin also took the premium at the Cotton States Fair at Augusta, last October. Feb. is::; 01 iv It K MOV A L OF G:itARl)KAlPrf Fl'UNI'lTKK STORK. From our obi stand to the NEW STORK in REAR OF ENGINE HOUSE. Having received a part of our Kali Stock and expecting the'hahnue of it very soon, wo can offer to parties in need of FURNITURE of any kinds?a fine lot to select from, nnd a prices as low as any house of the kind in Charleston' COFFINS Always on hand, or made to order. Mattresses Of Cotton, Moss, Wool or Hair on hand, or made of any required size. REPAIRING, done promptly, carefully and at reasonable rates. GXRAK13EA1U & CO. sept. 25, 1S73 32 Gin MI 1,1, MKN, 1WILL SKI,I. one of the very best Turbine Witter Wheels, together with a first-class OIIKTLAR HAW MILL for $1.000 cash.? The Wheel and machinery, lately co^t $3.000 dud in now in full operation?will saw from five to ten thousand feet of lumber per day. I will also sell 1500 acres of land, near Iiuford'fl Bridge, on tho Great Saltkabatehie River, on reasonable terms. Address ALPRED AVER, Hamberg, S. C. Sept. 25, 1873 32 -It Maukei" mawr, CORRECTED WEEKLY JiY MOSEIiEY & CROOK. ORANGER URO COTTON MARKET. C?ttox?Sales during die weck 100 balcfi. Ordinary, - - - - J2 @ 12 J Good Ordinary, - 13 Qr, V.i\~ Low Middling*, - - - 11 ?h U\ Strict Middling, - ii\ ;? Inj Prices Current5. ?Bacon Haius : : Ib 12 @ 21 " Sides : : " IIJ I I Lard : : "-?' .! M ? Corn : : : : bus 1 03 fr) 1 10 ;$rais'?*faa JUx?? n.?& 1 oo ?i 30 Oats : nml : : " 1 25 ? .Flpur rf : : : cwl 5 50 f?0 25 Fodder : : " l 25 (?1 50 JUu?h Itice 1 40 ? 1 45 BuKcr : : : : jb 35 @ 50 Egga : : : : doa 15 G\ 20c Tarkeys : : : pr 1 75 2 00 Gec*?" : : : : " 1 00 (<? 1 25 Fpwl?, : : per du/.. 3.50 (in 5.00 Hees Wax ; : : Ib 22 oj> 25 Bocf : : " 10 C< 12 TaH?w : . : " 8 10 Pkiders, : : : per bushel 1 25 FOR SALE. H r |iHE Subscriber offers for sale the X well-known, Plantation "MeCunt's Villa, situated in ?rnngebujg Comity, filfcen miles due cast of the Court.I louse, on the live notch Road, containing seven hundred and fifty-seven acres, more or less, with the privilege of two hundred acres more, recently conveyed to niy son. The latter place having on it a single story dwelling, lour rooms, one fire-place, kitchen, .stable, burn, &c?, and about twelve or fifteen acres cleared land. On,the larger place is A two Story dwelling, eight rooms, EIRE PLACE In each, GIN HOUSE. MCEEW, BLACKSMITH SHOP, And every other building necessary on a well settled pluiituthni; Fencing in very good condition. For I'm Iber par ticulars apply either to Messrs. l/.lar & Dibble, Orangeburg C. IL, S. C, or to the undersigned at McCant's Villa, Or angebiirg County, S. C. ,L C. edwards. Match (>, 1873 3 lamilin NEW PUBLWATJONS. jpd?AUTlK'S HOOK DEPOSITORY. (kooahtii:, st?.i.m.vn" ?t co.) orn Nr.yy uatIxukso:-: ko. 2n. The Irish Hiiro, in the" pnst and the present, by the Hey. A J. Tin I and. .->:; 50. Popular Ix'etujcs oit Seienti ie Subjects, by II. Heimholt/, Professor of Physic* in the I 'ni versity ef Herlin, with all introduction by Pro fessor Tvudall. S2* Insanity in its relations to ( rime; a Text and a commentary, by William A. llauunoud, M. I), 1)., Professor at Hellevm- Hospital Medical Cid lego. $1. ?lohn Stuart Mill; a Memorial Volume. $ii pesehaucl's A'atiiral Philosophy ; complete in one volume. So 50. Also, in separate parts viz, Part I, Mechanics, llydrostatiesaintlMiuc" m a ties; Part 11, I lent: Part III, S'lUetrieity and Magnetism; Part I \". Sound and Li hi. Fach SI 75. Liberty, Equality and Frucinit\, by Janus Fit/.james Stephens. Old New England? Traits, bv George Lunt. SI 50. Evolution of Life, by Ifcnrvf.'. Chapman, M. I). S2 7-V A Ii I tone's Dictionary of Poetical quotations; Covering the whole lield of English Poetry from Chaucer to the present time, 131500 Quo tations from 550 authors on 435 subjects. So Index to IIndge'h Sysieinatic Thcelpgv. SI. Lange's Commentary on Muulo-w; S'lnday school Edition. $.1. A New Hoolc )?v Dean I thuIbrtrti-L Tluv I loly Catholic Church; Its Divine Ideal, Ministry and Catechism on each Chapter, forming a Course of Mcth?dica tii-truciion on the Sub ject, by F. M. Goulbiirn, 1'. I>., Author of "Personal ltcligiou," ivo. SI 50. Critiques mid Addresses, by T!ios. II. Ilux lev, L. L. D., V. It. S. 551 50*. 'Foods, by Edward Smith, M. 1>., L. L. H., F. It. S. SI 75. Narrative of Ihc Mis.-ion Ib Uu >ia, in 18C0, of the lion. UtistavilH Ansso Pox, Assistant Secretary of ItiO hnyyj from the journal and notes of J. F. Loubai ; illustrated, Is engrav ing*' ; 1 vol., 8 vo. S5. 0 Theargiiiuent ol Geneva ; a complete Collec tion of the'Forensic Discourses on the par! of the United States and < I real Hritain, bet?re the trial of Arbitration under the Treaty of Wash ington, as published by the aiitbority of the Government, $3 50 Wandering-of a Vagabond fan Autobiogra phy edited by .lohn Moni-, S2. The Mineral SpringH of United Stales and Cnnada) v it 14 analy-is and Notes on the Spas oi IOurope, and a List of Seaside Hesorts, by George K. Walton, M. 1 >. $2. Anecdotes of Public Men, by John W. Cor uey. $2. Protootion Against Nice, and tho Imm( means of putting Oll( Tin's in Cities, Town ami Vil lages, with Practical Suggestions lor the Secu rity of Life and Property, bv Jo-rph Hird, SI* 50. Text Hooks of Science, Kleetiictty and Mhg nctisni, by Fleining Jeiikin, Professor of !Cu gineering, 1 uiver-jty Fflilibtiijdi. SI 50. Hurt on and Draku's unexplored Syrii, 2 vols., printed in huge tvjjt! on hupprtillO papir, with numerous Illustrations and nittps. SI.".. N. H.? Hooks will he Beul to any part of the country free of extra <?!. on receipt of pilb? lishers' price. Address FOGARTIE'S HOOK |>KP9SlTOItY, No. 200 King Street, Charleston, S. f. march 27. 1873 0 ewtf. WE ARE READY! UEW STORE, Kl^ir* CJOJN ST^ANTT^Y ON HAJNTO THE LARGEST, AND MOST DESIRBLE STOCK OF Dry Goods, ID-mestics, Woolen Goods; Blank" ets Notions, Hosiery. &c> &c.? OF ANV HOUSES XN THE STATE. fl???l ??! Uni SPECTAL TTTENTION IS CALLED TO ??R CL?THING T>EPAKT>' MENT, I COMPRISING A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORT MENT OF FALL mill WINTER SUITS, BOOT? '" AND SHOES, &c. AX AT ASTONISHINGLY T.OW PRICES*. Our GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods Department Oonlains alP-rlie latest novelties in this line, and will bcJ KKl'T UP TO ITS F?LL CAPACITY. Remember these facts when purchasing your supplies. THEODOEE KOHH & BEO THEE* n WIOSELEY & CROOK, .7/ H AS Just icecived a lot of NICE CLOTHING >y,ith a good* assDrtmeut of DOMESTIC DltY GOODS, LOOTS, SIIOS, HATS, CAPS, CROCKET^; CUTLERY, TINWARE, &c. .A ? ? V A '\\\ \ \\ \, \, Their stock ol Groceries.cannot.he surpassed hy any in the market for qual ity und jinccs. Cull on theni opposite Chi/ens' Savings B;*.uk. F?d>. 13, 1873 52 ";r"'' ','/;,'!r'V- 4 E?OT, SHOE AND CLOTHING HOUSE. .11 y : KU. : <:Xi 1 i I ?1 AYING .In.-! returned with n hirgn nnil varied s'ock, we are now prepared to oflvrirr ? ? ducet'neuts to All w ho lire desirous of purchasing FIRST-CI,A*S GOODS. IN CONNECTION WITH Ol'It STOCK: OF BOOTS, SHOES A$D CHOTHING, I Wo call nttcntion of the Public, and hpceially THE LAD] KS, to our etockjjf WHITE HOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY Ac, LADIES1 AND GENTS* KItr GLOVES, BEST MAKE, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. peineiiiher v.v keep the CELEliUA TED MAR SIIIRTr YAI.ICIOS, : TltCXKS, SAHTOGAS, SATCIIIilLS, &<> When you conic to Qnuigebtirg don't forget to call and look through otir stock of Cloth* QiLssinicrs, Jeans, Flannel.-, Domestics ami Dress Good-*, whiclr we are- offering ' at rednce<? price.-. ?. ? -.:?: I,f-fc i J. W. PATRICK & CO., }farch Ut?. is?;} 28 ly llussell Street, Oranigcburg, 8. C? Spring Arrivals AT M c IN A ?Y1 A I i A S 9 Orca( reduction in prices hf Spring Goods, bought in thai la>t ten days; ff l? you want to got the hc.-t and chcap I est rcady-'inaiio Spring clothing, go to MeNAMAU \'S. V you wallt good Sugar, .S Ihs for SI uro to McNamakW. V you want Genilenicns1 Cnssimercs. Cioths, Tweeds. Meltons, Drah* d'ete. Summer drills and eottonndes, etc., all of the liest quality; and tlie largest stock in town, and ut low prices, too, go to Mf NAM AR AS' I P you want good Brown lloniespun, one van! wide, nl ll?' cents, go to M<\Na.MAKA.s'. F you wallt Ladies dress goods cheap und stylish, go to McNamakas' V you want to buy cheap for ens],, go to McNamauas'. IF you. want Indies nud childrens' shoes of the best quality sind at low prices, go'to * JI-'riAMA It AS' Being thankful for the liberal patron age bestowed on 1110 ill tU3 past, I ft's pcctiully solicit ii continuance of the mi me. .1. McNaMAHA. A pi nil 23, 1878 1(> ly A FINE LOT OP HORSES AND MULES r|ni> AKHIYL ON OH AP.OI T 'Hif. butll IL of thin inouto. Partie? rcqiuring^cah, bv calling at my ST A I* I ..MS AT JI5A M BKK<!? or at Orangeburg t'. II., in rear of Mc- i>. ? 1/lar, liifd what they want at low rates. J\ M. HAM Hl'Ht I. Sept. 1S, 1S73 ol It UKAN?BB?KU AUltICULTUUAh- AND? SB CIIAN1CAL ASSOCIATION AN INSTALMENT of FIVE DOXLARS per share of the Capital Stock is hereby called for by the Directors to be paid to Kirk Robin? son, Esq., Treasurer, at the Citizen's Saving* Rink, in OrangelNirg, on or before Oetolier 20th, IS7:J. The capital stock of the Associa tion having been increased 100 shai\hy 4 meeting of the share holders, the Treasurer will revive subscriptions at the same place for th? additional .-hares until the aamo are taken . up. Certificates of stock are now being homed by the Treasurer, to whom shareholders will a]r> ply. ? . Itv order of the Directors. SAMUEL DIBBLE, Secretary. sept. 18, l*7:i 31 . ,?) PIANOS AND ORGANS, Furnished on Moiitlily Installments -??aa! . / ? ad! TERMS OF LEASE: in hm .1// Payment* mode on Isate. Kill apply ftnenrda tttc pnrchaMof thelnrtrumcnt'lMaxm* Pianos valued at $150 to $500 : : $75 advance, S'Jo nwmthTy. 525 to 000 : : 75 advance, 8*> ssenthlj. 025 to 750 : : UK) advance, 40 monthly. Organ* mined at $120 to 200 : : $25 advance, $10 monthly 225 to 350 : : 40 advance, 15 monthly 300 to 50J : : 50 advance 2A Monthly. r-.V ? Parties who offer satisfactory Security can pay for instruments in notes a4 'A, rt, i?, and 12 iponths' lime. Call and ihul out other inducement* offered in both Time and Cash Sales, from KIRK ROBINSON, Ageut for Orangcburg I'tututv. mnv22,lS73 14 'tf NOTICE. tin la rrillK C< >.PARTNKRSniP heretofore rfclst JL \uk under the style of U. IL Ahlrich ?,Co~ for the purpose of carrying on the Shingle and Stave business, is this day dissolved .by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of ^1L II, .Ablrich. The business will hereafter be- ??nmR.*t<d by M. A. Bland it IT. ALDBICH. M. A. BLAND. Oct. 2, 1873 33 3t ? "1