Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-07-21

shooting resulted rs follows: w. l..
Harley, lst prize, Set gold studs; #.
NJ. McMichacl, End prize, Glass Set;
l.. j, 1zlar, Bird prize, Chair; Z. l..
Wunnamaker, 18th prize, Box Cigars.
The prize drill was postponed un-
til the second Tuesday in October
Tho company, rs usual, made an ex-
cellent show on parade.
INKs.-We return thanks to Mr.
Kirk Robinson for number of cap
sules containing powders for making
ink, each powder being u different
color. The contents OF each capsule
arc to to be mixed with Il half pint
Of rain water, and the Ink is made.
We arc waiting for rain 10 make the
experiment, and will publish the re-
cults when we have tested the mat
ter. We have tried the same ink
used by Mr.. Robinson, AMI it is n
beautiful and cheap article. 1t is
manufactured by knowles and Max
i'm, Columbus, Ga.
The MEETING Ar GEor,;Es-Ws.
learn from Mr.. w. a. Edwards, the
Secretary, and others who attended
the sunday School meeting last wcc!
at Georges Station, tha, it was quite
success. I:hc attendance Of dele
gates was large, and the interest man
iicstcd gratifying. Ecv's. Outline,
Edwards, Snidcr. Mcmillan, Moore,
and others Of thv rrgy, wcrc present
and participated in the meeting. On
| Sunday morning an enthusiastic.
mass meeting OF he children was atl-
dressed hy Rev's. Snidcr and McMil
Ian. All the visitors were splendid
Ily entertained by the hosptahlc peo
pie OF this community. II is gr-a ifv
ing to note the fine church builuiilg
and the good condition ofthe church
at Georges. Rev. Moore, the evan
gclist ofthc Orangcburg Missionary
Association, talented Young minis
ter, is now conducting !. series Of meet
ings nj Rcevesville.
DASctsG, AND FANCY WonK.-Miss
| 0ti,e Thompson, All accomplished la
dW6f Savannah Ga, Just from Aiken
is now i'll our city and has opened a
dancing school ut the Fair building.
Miss I. started Monday night with
good class and has the promise Of
others. Her instructions here arc
much admired. They arc modest
and Beautiful. She comes hight, re-
commended MS Il tr:chcr Of the ,li;e
art, teaching all the modern and Eu-
ropean dances. She has taught class
es with success in eighteen cities.
Miss 1 also wishes to OBTAIN class
OF ladies for fancy work. All should
see her specimens Of point and mac
remc, Ia e, fish skin and s, ale flowers
and chenille embroidery. Sheis boat :.
ing at Mrs. Neuffrrs. Her adverti,.
ment fixing the days and hours r..
classes will appear next week. S..
will, doubtless receive liberal patti , :.
age i'll our town.
New CoMEKs.-Mr. TWm. Lctlran,
most worthy Scotchman, with wife
nnd four children, came from
Brooklyn, \. Y. to Oraugcburg last
week. This excellent family has set
tied on the place Of Mr.. Vastinc
Joiner in the Fork, few miles from
town. Mr. Letham says, tlrat if he is
successful and pleased, number of
his friends and kinsmen will be sure
to follow him and settle iu our midst.
One of his relatives is now on his way
We feel assured that our people will
10 nll i'll their power to make the new
concrs happy and satisfied, and we
hope that at the end Of the year they
may have reason to be pleased with
their selection Of new home, and
that many others from across the
water, or from the North may cast
their destiny with them. This is the
! class OF settlers usncetl, and we hone
tlfat y naeicus is now formed for a
growing colony in our Immediate
vicinity.
SCHooL llousEs.-Now is the time
to prepare for the coming school
year BY building proper school
houses. In some localities there are
no school houses and schools are not
running on account Of this fact, and
in othcrplaccs those in use arc Il dis
grace to our advancing aye. What
then isthc plan.' rv build them on
tlrrly out OF the public fund would
lnkcaway from the means of c,lucat-
ing our childrcm the coming wear.
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