Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1877-12-01
Seventh Anniversary of tho Elliotts! A
! Happy ana Festive Evening!

With fes;al scene returns this date
Our anniversary; and with its mate,
Our Patrons birthday commemorate
Our ELI.ioTr in his goodness great
Together on the day we cclebratc1vi)
Responded to., by Malcolm t.
Browning, Esq.
I'd. "The Young Americas
The Young Americas sends stream, no
dribble,
Under commanded President Dibhlc.
Responded to t5y Hon. Samuel
Dibb'c.
Sd. "Our,CityiFathers.p 1
a fireman himself our honorcd Mayor,
Will ever find Il welcome here.
Responded to .by Mayor j. w.
Mosclcy.
4th "The Board Of Fi!e Masters =
When the grim fire Gcnd has kindled his
And fills onr homes with rlismay,
And ready "his Chief" to obey n
Responded to by Harpin Riggs.
Esq. .r. IN nav4 l,gIJr
5ih. "Orr CITY" ""ip,,tr lI.rl
May peace and plenty richly bless
"Our city" by the river, AZ.
And may. the pulpit aud the press
BE her hopes forever
Rcsl'nnocd 80 by jus. II. Fowle<,
ESQ.
9th. "Onr Country"
May her store houses swell with
plenty; and her fields blossom with
grain May her sircs bc honest and
lluc; her patrons frugal and happy;
her sons noble and brave; and her
maiIens lovely ard fair.
Rcspnnle.l to by Stiles r. Mclli-
champ, Esq. rts q
7th. "Our Inyited Guests"
Thonch humble the banquet to which we
invite ven, '.."
"ris til" offering prompted at friendships
Hearts flowing with welcome aare ready to
May genuine pleasure bc,,he part of each
guest.
Ecs,on,!cd Toll. o;FSreridan, E-q
Slh. "Thc Judiciary
'Thc Judicial l,owcr-the fnrtrcS:;
of The Constitution With honest
Ajax, would not ,only throw u
shield before it-I would buildnround
itn wall of brass. "
Ecslond,d to by Mortimer Glover,
Esq
9th "1he Press" t'" .'"
a free press tlissociatcd from al
rings-is the scourge of the unjust
public steward and the hope and
safety of the S ate.
Responded to by Jas.3S. Hayward,
Esq. %%3
10Th. The Literature of our State"
JNon"m"nt"m, acre p"rrnni"*.
Responded t.. by John A. Hami
ton, Esq.
11th. "The Signs of the Times"
We paint by the solar rav-we com
municnte by the Telephone - we
nnnihilutc time with steam !! { Let
patriotism bind rs the iron lars the
contincnt-let public spirit sl.oot
with the electric spark and bring
hearts into constant communication!
Responded to by Aug. B. Knowl-
ton, Eaq.
18th. Our Citizen 'Sol'liery."
I'm time Of peace prepare for war;
Are words by wisdom spoken,
I'nt never again,hy Mars red car,
Ma. our fair land be rivcn.
Responded to by Brig. Gen. Jas.
+. liar.
18th. "Our Governor. ii,
"Hampton-a name to which his.
tory furnishes few equals in military
rcnown-our Murat in war--none in
moral grandeur. He realizes in
actual life the dreams of ideal chiv-
airy. Hero without shade of atfec.
talion or display. The man who
would neither despair of his country
nor conspre against her couquernrs.
he ideal soldier and perfect citizen
a christian without ptctehsion and ~
gentleman without tiaw.i1l .,,
Responded to BY y. A. Schifley!
18th. Woman" III h!-~.H,!tL
Morning star in infancy Il lay star
through life evening star in az.
Responded to by Major +. b.
Whaley ''t. ,.,lai.
The Committee Of Arungumehts