The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30


in the neighborhood of Branchvillc.
Our thanks are due II. X. Saspor
las for sample Of his excellent pea.
ches.
The Edisto River is on the rise and
bathing is indulged in frequently by
! the boys.
The case of Alexander Lauglin has
been continued to the next term OF
court for Richland.
1t. is said some Of our gun team
can break ten balls out Of possible
ten. Good shooting.
The enthusiasm for Garfield and
Arthur in our toWn is marvellous. 1t
reminds one of the graveyard.
Mr.. L. w. Hydrick, who was re-
ported very i'll some time ago, is now
convalcscing and will soon DO out.
Hanging is capital punishment,
especially when YOU are hanging on
some good looking fellows arm-isn't
it, girls?
The stables Of Dr.. j. II. Smoke
near Jamison, was struck by light
ming on Wednesday last, which Kill.
cd 4 fine mule.
Walking matches are quite fashion
able among the young people in Or
angcburg. Go ahead if you think
there is no hereafter.
Those people whose hair is turning
gray should use Halls Vegetable
Sicil'an Hair Rcnewcr TO restore il TO
its natural color and visor.
The chandelier recently purchased
for the Methodist church is in posi-
Non and is quite an ornament as we'll
rs useful improvement TO The church.
In crowd Of six men stumbled
over by our reporter last Wcdnes,la;
five were found to bc candidates, and
the sixth said he would not decline if
nominated.
Hon. S. Dibble i, repainting and
lifting up his law Office and otherwise
changing things generally, all Of
which will be q DECIDED Improvement
upon tho Old.
We regret TO repart the serious ILL
ness Of Mr.. James Dukes during the
week, but hope Tic means being en-
ploycd for his recovery will be blcs-
scd with success.
Mr.. ID. j. Avingcr, Of Vances'
Ferry, has purchase Il part Of the
Hudson lot near the railroad, and
was in Town this week to arrange for
building residence.
The census returns show that COL
o:cd m'n is living in Fairfield having
\ :'!i!h borI in 1875 named Daniel
II. Chamberlain and another in 1877
namc1 Wade ilhmpton.
Cattle Creek Campmer:ing is now
III progress with every indication of
an excellent meeting. We learn that
IL any Of our town folks will attend
tomorrow and Sunday.
Among the possibilities for Orange
burg within the next decade, are q
steam boat for the Edsto, street
railway and gas lights. All these
have been spoken OF and are proba-
bic.
Attention, Orange Light Drngoous,
There will he company drill at the
parade grounds on the 2nd Saturday
in August at 2 o'clock A. NJ :, sharp.
BY order Of the Captain. j. S. Rowe.
Secretary.
Radicals arc moving even to the
extent of holding mid night meetings.
Our colol el Democrats should attt n Il
these gatherings with n few white
friends. A word right here is suii-
cicnt.
Mr.. j. G. Pike is putting up a lot of
choice furniture consisting of chairs,
bed-stcads, &c., Of various styles and
prices, all of which are guaranteed to
DC as represented. Call, examine
and purchase.
C;c ar had his Brutus, Charles the
First his Cromwell, and every cough
AMI cold III this country will find a
con1ucror in Coussens' Honey Of Tar,
the unrivallcd cough medicine. Price
50c. For sale by DR.. j. q. Wanna
maker.
We understand that Messrs.
Strauss d Co. intend to increase their
machinery and enlarge their establish
ment. This is always the result of