INIWS & TIMES.IKSVED KVKitY SATURDAY MORN INO BV TIIK

ORANUKUCRU NKWH COM TAN Y.

"~jKjj7^iTVBRj|^s'iiiPKK Ma'nngnr.SATIT K 1>A yTg^j. 11 S.~1 N7Ü7

Charleston Elections. .

What docs die muddle mean, intowhich ourClturlcston neighbors hn**cdtu inbled ? Upon what question me

they making t'loir light? Js Republi¬canism, or Democracy, or either, or

both, or which, in nny way connected*ith it? AVhnt is the issue? Not thatU W . matter of niucli importance to»e the up country meinbcis of the firstcircuit, but really matters nie so mix¬ed up, that from mere curiosity we

are led to the enquiry, upon whatissues will the coming election be de¬cided ? All party linos appear to be

wiped out, the terms Republican or

Democrat appear to have no signifi¬cance whatever, and as it appears tous the simple preference as be ween

Cunningham and Wagancr, will alonedecide the casting of the comingvote, what do you mean gentlemen ?Will the P cws and Courier please riseto explain.

Tenipnraiicn.

Just at this particular junction ofaffairs, we feel thht a few words in re¬

lation to this subject will not be out of

place. As generally accepted it re¬

lates to the abstaining from the use of

intoxicating liquors, or at least is con-

Rtrued to mean that by the advocatesof total abstinence, and here we would

say, that nothing wc now write is in¬tended to reflect upon or oppose a

"temperance Organization" of anykind whatever, they 'are all intendedfor good, and as a general thing workto that end, and may always count

upon our cordial and hearty support,when, limited to the legitimate ends ofa "temperance society" as opposed to

the injurious use of liquors. Wcagree that they have a sturdy butnoble light before them, a high andhonorable mission, so long as it is con¬

fined to the proper and lawful efforts- flgsittst !*fidiVg^aTe^oT^?""TTnt the

world in general, and we agree fully¦with it, docs not limit the meaning ofthe word temperance simply to thenbslennnce from alcoholic drink, butthere are other interpretations incul¬cating as high, if not higher, lessonsof morality that it impresses upon us.

We should bo "temperate" in judgingof the actions and motives of our

friends and fellow men, temperate indeciding as to whether they arc actu¬

ally doing wrong or not, temperate in

deciding what course should be pur¬sued if they arc acting contrary to ourideas of right or wrong, temperatein the public expression of oik opin¬ion of them. Temperance does not

g.o out among us with a rule in herhand, prepared to utterly condemnover)' one who t?oes not come up to herarbitrary and precise requirements.True, temperance is reasonable, pru¬dent, just, lenient, non-obtrusive andlion-offensive. Whenever if assumes

the aggressive [ot herwise than againstthe use of liquors) it at once becomes''intemperance." In our daily inter¬course, "temperance" tenches us to bepolite and respectful, to cautiouslyavoid any indiscreet or hasty,or intem¬perate expression, or in fact the use ofany "intemperate" language, not only"temperance" teaches that, butall thatgo to make up "temperance" impressesit forcibly upon us, politeness, self-respect,, a kind heart, good nature,good broedingi all join to give to thetrue gentleman, a character for real"temperance" that the obtrusive, en¬

thusiastic, one idea'd member of the"temperance society" can never ob¬tain. He cannot no intemperate inseveral respect's, to iu force temperancein one. And in the unavailing effortto do so, must only bring discreditupon the cause lie would advance, andwhich is so dear to many an anxiousheart. The temperance cause haswiihin the past few years;sprcad withRaniazing'rajiiclity. Upon its own meritit must continue its success, but mein-

hers who aro "intemperate" in thebroad "[sense of tho word, must neces¬

sarily retard its course. "Be yc tem¬

perate in nil things," is a commandthat is binding upon us all, and theman who use intemperate languageand with intemperate basic, judgesand condemns his fellow man, is fullyas guilty of real Intemperance as theone who puts the wine cup to his lips.Tit 1 BUTE OF ItEKI»E.T."Whereon, it hath pleased the Almighty in

his iuftcrulablu wisdom to remove fromamong lie our Brother .iOIIN (J. KEN-NKttLY, a tried friend and veteranGranger; and Wheraua, we as a body, regrutbifl loan and fcol tho gloomy shadow whichhis death lint* throws upon a »trickeufamily, and upon tho community in whichtic has fo long moved as a citir.en; Therefore, Be it

Jioiutlrtd, That in the death of Poo.JOHN <\ KKNNKKLY, wo are remindedof the short grasp we bold on time, whichis swifter than a weaver's shuttle."

Jitf'olri'd, That die community has beendeprived of a useful citizen, an honestneighbor, and a kindly friend.

JtckoliM, rhal bur ttrange hvs lost anearnest co-worker and a Irnu comrade.

J{r4olved, That a psgein uur minute Bookbe inscribed to Iiis memory, and a copy oftfcese resolutions he sent to bis family.Jicmltvd, That the above resolutions bepublished in llieOKANur.ncRO News asciiTi m ks.By Order of W. M.

M. 1j. BALDWIN,Sectary of Orange Orange.

For SaleTille«' Lots measuring K') feet )»y .'JO feet

each, fronting the Method'*! Parsonage,will hi- Bold separately or in one lot. Forterms und other pariicu'ar.s apply to theundersigned.

J. I\ TftOMPSON,or g. w. GAUDIS"!''!":, M. i).

Orangehurg, September 18th 1.870.sept is It

TfilliJ NEXTANNUAL EXllIiVITtOlN:

OV Tit K

Orangeburg Agriculturaland

Mechanicat AssoeiatioiiAVill be held at the Town of

oi£A areaisii^riiG s. c.at tup:

FAIR GROUNDSof TUB

ASSOCIATIONbeginning

Tucüduy, October Sfiili, 1875,j. . anii chöshaFriday, October 2t>th, 1875

Til K

PREMIUM S.XSThah iikf.n

nearly doubledAS To

NUMBER $ VALUE!A rticles can be ENTERED

till TUESDAY EVENING, and beallowed to Compete.

A GRAND. TOURNAMENT

wi i.i. TAKE plack

ON WEDNESDAY, the 27th.

A GAME OF

BASE BALLon

THURSDAY, the 28th,For the Championship of the County,and other amusements will take

place every day of the Fair.

the aiNnT-ah~At)dresswill uk dflivukf.d

ON THURSDAY, tho 28th.11y

By COL. I). Wl'ATT AIK EN,Master Slate Grange.

Bvery AtToiiimnilatioii Possible will bo'

Provided fur both Kxhilntorsami Yisirors.

A rrangpinentfl hare been made with tie.Sonlit Carolina Railroad for the transporta¬tion of all Freights for the Fair at ONEBATK BO TH WAYS, and EXCURSIONTICK E'VH will bu sold to visitors during theweek.Kor further particulars see Premium List,

or address af.y member of the Board ofDirectors, at Orangeburg, S. C, or theSecretary and Treasurer.

DIR lilGTORS.DK. WM. F. I! ALTON, Pkf.moknt.SAM i'LL DlIiBLK, KsoLAliUKNOK K. LIv'.KN ITII. F.s,{.CAI'T. F. II, W. BttKJ'.iMANN.( APT. MORGAN .1. KKLLKit.OilAN B. LILLY, F.sq.HARBIN KKiti», KsqiSf.()io:taky and Tu ka.su kkis,

KIRK ROBINSON, Kmj.Bid- for the Itcfrcxhincnt Stand or Tables

will be received until Tuesday the .')ili cl;ivof Oi l her, tin: same will be handed to thoSecretary and Treasurer.

sept IS I87ÖUl

FOR KENT.The New Brica Store on Main Street,

next door to Kohn & Bro. -Apply toMrs. KOSA 0LIVEK03.

HcptlB 1875lm

Land for SaleA Track of Two Hundred Acres lying on

both Hides of Knur Mile Branch in theFork of Edinto, and on hoth sides of the 98Road, between four and five miles from theC. H. An excellent pi cu for a sinnil farm,with a good Mill-scat, and line location for* Mill, C Sin and Thrasher. Apply to

A. O. or A. Mi GALLEYsept 18 187Ö3t

Stock For Sale!By Order of the Board ofDirector* ofth«t

Orangcburg Agricultural and MechanicalAi»«ciation, 1 will Hellön the Brut Mondayin Octohor next after the Khoriff sales.Four Shares of Stock of the Association;

the Käme being sold for failure of holdersto pay the amounts now due on them. '

K IKK KOBINSON,Sei:, anil Treas. of,

O. A. & M.. Association,si/pt IS 1S7Ö8t

Kotiere of Application ForFinal l>iHcliarf;c. *

Thirty days from this date the under¬signed will apply to the Court of Probatefor hi.s final Discharge as Kxcciltor of the>ViIi of I. S. K. Legare deceased.

T. K. LKOAKE.Septem hur 18th 1875;sept 18 4t

Notice of Dismissal.Notice is hereby given that I shall one

mouth from dale tile my final account withthe Honorable Judge ofl'rohntc for Orangc¬burg County S. ('. as Administratrix of theKslatc of John S. Boznrd, and ask formydischarge from surh Administration.MKS. E. A. HAUT (formerly Bozard.)September ISth 1875..«.ptlS3.t

DENTISTRY.OPERATIVE

AND MECHANICAL.nv

A.M.Snider. T.J.Calvert.Jtä>'" OlHee open at all times.

NOTICESCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.The Regular Meeting of the Board of

Trustees was held on Monday tilh inst., andit was derided to continue all of theSchools which had been in r-xistancc hostyear, also that one of the White School*should lie located in the Kastern p.nt of theTown, above the Kail Road, and the cflgin some central portion of the lower To^flrn,and for the "Browi.' School they desire toget a first class, Male, Teacher.An Flection for Teachers will he held on

.Jöth inst., and ail parties must nend in theirapplications accompanied by certificates, onor before the 2-llh, addressed to the subscri¬ber. All School* will be opened on Mon¬day -1th Octolier.

V. T). BOWMAN,Clerk of Board of Trustee*.

P. O. IV»x 112 Orangcburg S. C.sept 11 11752t

FOR SALZSA Imn.e Black MARK, 2 Rood work

MOILSKS and a two Horse WAGON. Ap¬ply to

W. A. MKRONEY.sept 4 1875lm

NJBW LIVERYAND

SALE STABLES.Tim subscriber has opened a largo and

convenient STABLE, in rear of his start,and is now prepared to accommodate anyone, wishing either io purchase, or hire, orhave bis Horse feed arid cared for-

HORSE AND BUGGIE FOR IHRE."Henry Clay" for sale, will not be kept

on hand long.J. WALLACE CANNON,

sept -1 1875tf

Executor's Notice.All persons having demands against theEstate of Caroline L. Cram ling, deceased,

will present the same properly attested, andall indebted to said Kstate will make pay¬ment to

A. S. KALLEY,Qualified Executor.

Orangcburg S. C, Kept 4 1875.sept -I 3t

A. CARD.The undersigned would offer his thanks

to the citizens af Orangcburg County for theliberal patronage which he has heretoforeenjoyed, and iu announcing to them that hehas associated himself with dpt. F. IL W.Briggmann, and removed to the NEWSTORK of that gertlcman, hopes that htsold friends will hunt him up there, andthat he may add many new ones to his list.

VY. K. CROOK.

It H 3*1 O V E 1>TO THE REAR

OFA. Fist:nun's STORK

Where I am prepared to serve the PitMt?at the shortest notice iu my line of business.Thanking the Citizens for their liberal

patronage in the past, I be;.' a continuance ofthe same the future.

MOS KS M. BROWN, Barbar.

THE MAMMOTH

MI liUUDS HOUSE!

T. KOHN & BROTHER

THE ONLY

EXCLUSIVELY DRYfillll 111 illNow offer to the citizens of this ami tat rounding counties an immensestock of

Dry Good.*,Clothing,Boot» and Shoos,Unto and Caps,Fancy Goods,Notions,Gonts Furnishing G>> ds,Cassiniors, Jeatu,Ac., Ac.

At New York Retail Prices.M&" Our Stock is already Ter/ complete, hut we are receiving goods by

very SteamerAH we a>k is that you atop -with ua long enough to examine our

Stock and prices, vre will then convince you, that it is useless to go furtherlor Cheapness or Better Goods.

All close Buyers who are judges of goods are invited to call andexamine our Stock before purchasing.

We Cannot be UNDERSOLD.

We MEAN BUSINESS.

CALL t ND SEE U8.|

T. KOHN*A BBO.

JOHKÖGRENBUCCnSSOB of

ROBERT JENNY.-Importer and Manufacturer

Of

SADDLES1AND

IIARNE>SS.Call and buy your goods, as now i'h the"

time to buy cticap for cash, Llic price* beingreiluced to a very low fig j re. Have yourHarness and Saddles repaired now while Ihave time todo it at once.

Call and bcc for yourself next door toMr. C. D. Kortjohn, Kussel Street.

JUST FROM NEW YORE. I'WHO?

ARTHUR II. I.13WINDERMATOLOGIST AND PRACTICAL V'

HAIR CUTTER,Respectfully announces to the Citizen» of

Orangcburg, that he has permanentlylocated himself in tent place, and reque*ts ashare of their patronage.

Call at No. 3 Law Range, opposite PestOffice.aept4 1S75ly

THESTATE GRANGE FERTILIZER,

AND 'THE CLIMAX."Two first class, pure bone, nminoniatod

Fertilizer*, for sale by D. JENNINGS &SON and J. V- AIKEN, Agents, Charleston,S. C. The highest testimonials can begiven. Please send for circular.aug 28- 3m

Notice or Dissolution.XLThere having been a dissolution by mu¬tual consent, of the Copartnership hereto¬fore existing at this place under the firmname of W. P. DUKES & Bro. AHparties indebted to the late firm, are here^by notified that the Books of the firm are inthe hands of W. P. DUKES at the oldstand, and all parties are requested to makeprompt payment to him, as the business haato be closed.Kowes Pump S. C, .Tune 28th 1875.

W. P. DUKES,T. C. DUKES.

july 3 1875 3ra

The State of Sonth Carolina,ORANGEBUEG COUNTY,

In Common Pleas.E. Rosa C. Olivern«, widow and ]Executor of the will ofKsidro J. OHvcros, deceased,Plaihtifis, against

Clifford OH verb*. Ella Rosa OH- .

ros, Nina Ferdinand OHvcros |ami Bartoln Olivero« and Thorn- |as \V. plover, Defendants. JPursuant to the order of llic sid Cwnrt,the creditor of thv said l>»drb J. i Hiram*

are hereby notified to present and provetheir several ;;:id respective demand heforuCharles B- Glover, Esquire, Referee, atOrangehurg, South Carolina, on or beforethe first day ofSeptember, A. D. 1875, andthat they are enjoined from proceeding inseparate suits against the plaintiff, and nrerequired tt present ami prov« their re»pee-tire claims beforo said r»eferee in tkiaaction, er be debarred payment.

GEÖ BOL1YZR,C. C. P.

The Cordial Balm ofSyricanami Tonic Pills.

NERVOUS DEBILITY,However obscure the cause may be whichcontrihuto to render nervous debility »diseaxe so prevalent, afTecting, as it doe*,nearly one-half of our adult population, itis a melancholy fact that day by der,andyoar by year, we witnera a most frightfnl in¬crease of nervous a licet ions from the alight-oat neuralgia to the more grave andextreme forms of

NERVOUS PROSTRATION,Is characterized by a general languor erweakness of tho whole organism, especiallyof the nervous system, obstructing and pre¬venting the ordinary functions ofnature;hence there is a disordered state of thesecretions; constipation, scanty and high-colored urine, with an excess ofearthy orlime sediment, indicative of wasteofbrainand nerve substance, frequent palpitation*of the heart, loss ofmemory and markedirresolution «f purpose,- and inability tocarry into action any well-definedbusines*enterprise, or to fix the mind upon any onething at a time. There is great sensitive¬ness to impress, thongh retained but a shorttime, with a tlickering and fluttering eondl-,tion of the mental faculties, rendering anindividual what is commonly cnflcd awhifilc-mindcd or flickle-niinded num.

This condition of the individual, distress¬ing as it is, may with a certainty be cured byTHE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUMAND LOTIinor'8 TONIC PILLS,

Medicines uuriva'cd for their wonderfulproperties and remarkable cures of all Ner¬vous Complaint*. Theirefltcacy is equallygreat in the treatment and cure of Cancers,Nodes, Ulcers, Pustule, Pimples, Tetter,Fever, Sores, Ringworm, Erysipelas, Scald-head. Barbers' Itch, Scurvy,salt Rheum,Copper-Colored Blotches, Glandular Swell¬ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,Discnlnrati'on?, Ulcers in the Throat, Monthami Nosy, Sore Leg-, and Sores of everycharacter, because these medicines are thevery be.-t

BLOOD MEDICINEEver placed before the people, and are war¬ranted to be the most powerfulLAIteratlyeever originated by man, removing MorbidSensibility, Depression of Spirits, Dementiaami MelancholiaIfcif" Sohl by all Druggists, and will be sentby express to all parts of the country qy ad¬dressing the proprietor, O. EDGARLOTHROP, M. D. 143 Court street, Boston,Mass., who may be consulted free of chargecither personally or by mail. »Send 25 cent*and get a copy of his Rook on NervousDiseases.aug 11 1875 ** ly