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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-11
NOTICE no. 81.
Ast OF con:rss Approved jane 3, 1878.

UNITED STATES LAND OSfroY
CARSON CRY Nevada, September a. iSSh.
Notice IL hereby given to all whom it That
Matthew G. Gardner of tire County OF Orrnsby State OF
Nevada has this day aled in hg Office his application No.
IT, purchase United States Government the
following described tract Of land chiefly valuable for TIM
Der aud unfit for cultivation southwest quarter Of
Section In Townsh No. IL, north Of Range No. ls east
d. d. NJ, containing 160 acres, and situate within The
Carson City Nevada, U. s. Land District
Any ami all having any interest In claim
said land adversely 70 sad applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with tho register of said Land
Ofco within tho SIXTY DAYS period OF publication Q.
this notice. Or failing 70 do. they viii be 6arrcd OF
such adverse right or claim,
ecp25 COL C. A. WTTHERELL, Register.
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SEMi-aRkuAl REPORT Of THE COUNTY
AUDITOR.
OpftcN OF CouNYY AUpIros,
OzHssy County. NEVADA. July l. lsS0.

Tc she Hon the Board Of County Commissioners Orsby
County, State Of Nevada:
Gentsemsn The County Auiitor respectfully sulnits
the following report Of tho financial Affairs of the said
county for the six months ending Juue %. 1890
balance hand at close OF buslncas Decanber
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a uever.faiiins cure tcr RET
vous debility. exhausted Vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
matorrhGa, Los = MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects Of
sAf-abuse, youthful follies aud
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a
version to society, dimness OF
vision, roises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserves
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SfMl-AHkUAl REPORT OF TEE clUMTy
treasurer.
OrfEE o. CDUErY TsgAaCgGE. !
CARSON CITY, Nevada, July /, 1850. {

To the Hon the Beard Of County Commissioners Of Or1sJ
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen In compliance. with the requirements Of
law, have The honor herewith submit my report
the transactions Of this dep rrnen for tho a year end
ing June 30, 1850:
Balance hand january l, 1880. ........ ss6575 Is
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FHTElC1AIi
I.s9i-}&Gn t,Ir;IDNEVr 70 THE CONSTITUTION
ny TIE STATE c. W%Ya0A. PASSED AZ TUE
NINTH saSs.t, ~ DR '"Hrs {1fsEI;l4AfT8g-
Nc. SXVI.--5a,lt s .jalcaTrsl. iIsaias,.r, Nc 5e
E<oivs6. by tha Senate tbs Assembly c,>'-2ro. Ths
the Classification It the SIe cf hosAia DO iuiold!
follows:
amend section ut Article " Of ths GonstSSon p(
tie S4ste Of Nov ia % 80 ceai az follows:
SSC q Tho session o: te Ly Stature shall DO bisnaisl
AND shall ths rss Monday OF February next
ensuing tho eeGGita OF alb OF tho Assembly. unless
the tho stats snail N the ;ntsrm, convene
tho Leis s1re by proclamation Passed hiaroh 1871
hereby certify the foregoing bs copy OF the
enrolled resolution file il my odise,
49,. In witness whereof havo t,ecoulto act
(or,, hand and aiiyei the Gress Sc OF State Done
a. Office in Carson City, Nevada this second dag
49, o. August A. d. one thous md eight hundred
and eighty. JASPER bABCOCh,
sussld Secretary OF state,
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EQUALIZATION.

N1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ire Assessor hes this dav delivered to the under
fn.d Ne Assessment Roll for the currcnt fiscal year
tocrth.r nth the map Ok and tho original lists Of
nyosrtv and that tho Board Of County Commissioners
viu at a. Board Of Equalization st tho County CeSAs
Office,
Monday. September soth instant.
Al 10 O'Clock NJ and continue In session from time to
time as provided hT law, until the business Of equsiis
tic~ is disposed Of. -.- I Et aG@
j. H. MARSHALL,
Clerk Eoard Of County Com nssioners,
Ormsby County. Nsssda
Dated September Ii. 1850. I'd
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-08
COMPANY OEElCERS.
CNURCUES:

ST. Francis Xavier's, Roman Catholic
Rev. j. B. Avenard, Pastor.
st. James, Episcopal, Rev. Herman c
Duncan, Rector.
Alexandria Methodist Episcopal, Rev. MI
Harper. Pastor. -...
Synagogue, Rev. NJ. Klein, Reader.
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L. ). SENATOR'S


SLpBESE IOLtsi.
!. L. BtrMuacz,. ........C Chief justice
associate Ju.tices--F. 7. Pnc.le, L. +
Todd, Wm. y. Levy, Charles E
t'enuCT.
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CITY OFFICERS:
FIRE DEPARTMENT:

President. ............. JAS. AndreWss
Vice President Jacob Geigers
Secretary. w. j. ROgerss
Treasurer. ...............Fr Fred. ScleuE
Chief. William Rexers
Asst Chief. John T. Gralams
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Pacific Fire Co. No. l-Pres't, J. r.
Thornton; Vice president, J. NJ. Bari
lett; Secretary, Moses Mayer; Treasu
rer, Moses Rosenthai; Foreman, B. CT
Duke; lst Assistant Foreman, Jas. II |
Ransdell; I'd Assistant Foreman, JohnE
& Goulden; Custodian, G. w. Glynn.t
Meets first Wednesday in every mouth.
Stonewall Hook & Ladder Co. MOL
l.-Pres't, John P. Grogan; Vice-pres-
jdent, DR.. A. Racial; Secretary, A. B.
Racial; Treasurer, J. Geiger, Fore.l
man, p. II. Kerrigan; lst Asst. Fore
man, A Weinburg; I'd Asst Foreman
Frank Graham; Custodian, J BenoistI
RACIAL,
Meets. first Thursday of every month.
CHURCHES
ST. Francis Xavier's, Roman Catholic,i
Rev. j. B. Avenard, Pastor.
st. James, Episcopal, Rev. Herman c.
Duncan, Rector.
Alexandria Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Mr..
Harper. Pastor. ..'.
Synagogue, Rev. NJ. Klein, Reader.
SOCIETIES:
OLIVER LODGE NO. "a, F. A. ~.
Jonn j. Ferguson, w NJ; W O Dam
mon, S w; Marx Klein, j w; Ed
Guard We'll, Treasurer; A Hilton
Secretary; julius Levin, S D.; Jonas
Rosenthal. j ID; w + Blackman, Nj
of c; Henry St. John, Chaplain; J Ct
Wise and j B Gibson, Stewards; Sam
Fellows, Tyler.
Meets first and third Saturday of EACH
month.
sT. FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC BENEv |
CLIENT SOCIETY.
Rev J B Avenard, Spiritual Director;
LV Marye, President; John P Gro
gar, Vice President; A B RACIAL,
Recording Secretary; Jos B Racial,
Financial Secretary; Patrick Kelly,
Treasurer; Xavier Ransdell, Mar
shall; Peter Thomasce, Sergeant at
Arms.
Meets first Sunday of every mouth.
REBECcA LODGE No. 240-I. o. B. B.
Edouard We'll, President; A Heyman,
Vice President; 3 Hirsclman, Moni.
tor; Jonas We'll, Corresponding and
Financial Secretary; John We'll,
Treasurer; B We'll, Guardian; Is
Mayer, Warden.
Meets second and fourth Sunday Of
every month.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF RA-
PIDES.
Edouard We'll, President; B. Hirschman,
Vce-President; Jonas We'll, Secretary;
Iazard Ehrstein, Treasurer; A, Heyman,
John We'll and |. Sackman, Directors.
Meets on the first Sunday in each month.
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now IoU5o

.nf entertainment so we'll known as the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, or Zee House,
land that he is prepared to accommo-
date Borders and Lodgers, by the
sDay, Week or Mouth, at moderate
RATES. His accommodations are now
complete, comfortable, and the entire
Hotel has been reftted and refurnished
whilst he will still give extra. atten-
,tion to his cuisine, which shall always
,be furnished with the best the New
iOrleans and Alexandria markets af-
ford. He will still run his Restaurant
and serve all callsrs with meals at any
hour of the day or night.
SAM. FELLOWS,
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PLNEV7LLE.
TOWN OFFICIALS:

tUH
Mayor. "A Jdrreal
Secretary. james K Waters
treasurer --..-........J U Johnston
Constable. H j Reeves
CoUNCILMEN:
G w Bolton, Ben Turner,
Ell Hardtner, E j Barrett,
J W Moffett.
Board meets first Tuesday of every
mouth.
Jas r Waters .--..-... Magistrate
NATIONAL CEMETERY:
John BenShoof. Superintendent
CHURCHES:
Chanel of the Sacred Heart. Roman Cath
Ollie, Rev. L. Menard. Pastor.
Chanel of Mount Oliyet, Episcopal, Rev.
II. C. Duncan, Rector.
Pineville Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Mr..
Harper, Pastor. ii
SOLOMON LODGE NO. 22l, f. A. NJ
w A Griffin, w M; Robt Aaron, S W:
Ell Hardtner, J W; T d Johnston,
Treasurer; G w Balton, Secretary;
J II Richerson, S D; Henry Walk |
ling, D. Louis AbaGic, Tyler.
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BlsfEiCT gpFlcgGS:

Twelfth Judicial District - Rapi1es,
Grant AID Vernon Parishes:
4. Barbin, ......------ Judge
=. G. Hunter, District Attorney
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These Diseases Receive Special At
tant;on and Cures Guar
auteed.

sTNPILEPSY OR FITS TREATED
! u with wonderful success, as all ca
/ ses are carefully examined, and none
staken but those Offering good pros
spects of curing.
! Impotency, Spermatorrhea and Sex
quail Debility, treated by medicine
salone, has heretofore proved useless
sand even injurious. "They do no
egood," is the universal testimony of
GALL honest physicians. Thousands
shave "doctored" for these complaints,
) and have thrown. away their, money
saud their constitutions together, bat
athe Doctor combines medical treatment
swith electricity, the electricity being
agenerated by simple electrical appa-
sratus Mat any one can use, and by
Hthene means insures success.
! Constipation, the bane Of 60 many
Olives aud the most prolific source OF
I ill-health, cured BY simple method,
awit1 little or no medicine.
\ Diseases of women treated by cleo
atncity, without pain or exposure.
q Structure OF the Urethra and Reetnm
sscured without surgical operation and
Swithout pain; Tape Worm, Diseases Of
s|the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Diseas-
E3es, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous
{ land Sick Headache, Asthma, Weak,
APainful and Sore Eyes, without a sur
agical operation; Deafness, Noise in the
SEars, all Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Tu'
smors, Loss of Voice, etc, successfully
.treated by improved remedies.
3 Letters of inquiry must be accompa'
anied with stamp for reply.
u n. B.-NO names made public with.
sssout the written consent Of the parties
8 The following persons may DO re-
Esferrcd to:
q NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
B Capt. Max Blanchard, Piles; Jas
EiWallbillech, Snpt. Johnsen's Foundry
HRheumatism; L. II. Patterson, Pilot
ssstmr. Pagan, Piles; Max Beer, 1853 Ca
Enal Street, Neuralgia; Mrs. Miller, cor.
Esner jackson and Liberty Streets, Deaf
kE. Dill, Morgan Railroad, Tape Worm
aThos. Robinson; 10 Cont Street, Piles
EJacob Blum, Baronne Street, Piles
HCapt. Pharr, Morgan City, Loss o
EVoicc; Leo Wolfson, Craps Bluff
MssLa., Piles, Col. w. O'Neal, Covington
EKy., Fistula; w. F. Shrock, Goodman
Miss, Piles; J. Il. Swim, Main Street
ECincinnati, Fissurc; E. Wolf, Por
EHickey, La, Pilos; Byron Eastman
y Mcrcer, KY. Structure; J.R. Ross, Bel
6 Lomond, Miss, Piles; Jas. Aldrich
HCovington, KY, Diabetes; A. Freid
Eheim,, bastrop, La, Piles; S. }. Cor
Rdon, 1872 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, ..
ECatarrl; J. T. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn.
r Discharge from tho Ear; j. B. Wilson
EAlton, KY, Epilepsy; G. d. II!ckerson
EVicksburg, Miss, Asthma; J. I. War
3 ren, Carroilton, Tom, Bronchitis; H
sShipp, Owen, Ky, Scroiula.
q Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to p. II
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men made on Saturday last. The
ut'erance of the most inaamitory
word and the rendering: of the most
innamitory jestales seem to be the
aim Of every speaker. There was
nothing to Indicate an honest pur-
pose--a iair discussions peaceful
celtest between the parties, but fire.
brands were buried right and left to
inaame the crowd and the most ridic-
ulous pantomimic exhibitions were
made to excite the feelings of the too
willing colored hearers Such were
the speeches made on last Saturday
by Geo. Boliver, who numbers his
friends among our white citizens, by
Rev. A. Webster of the Methodist
Church, North, who assays to preach
the gospel of peace but rather prosti-
tntes his sacred Office to that of q
contemplate pantomimist, and by
d. A. Straker, colored, who ought TO
be by virtue Of his superior education
hero in the strife for peace and good
government, but fails to lift himself
above his surrounding and sink to the
level OF Boliver, or a Webster
We earnestly ask our fellow citizens
at the North. Must this thing go on
and if SO where will it end and who
will be, held TO be the responsible par
ics!
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Go'tosWork.

stlhe Democratic nominating Con.
xention Tor Orangeburg County met
in the Court House ON Wednesday
last and put in the field ticket that
meets every demand Of the times and
40 the same time gives perfect salts.
faction to every element of the party.
Unity is assured. earnestness and
zeaiIis promised and aglorious sue
cess in November next is confidently
expected. Duty now requires that
every man puts forth hisbest efforts to
secure this result, The stake is too
greatto hazard it by carelessness or
andiffreuce on the part ,fa single
voter, and if victory is to be won il
must be hy the most earnest. efforts
of every Democratic voter in the
County. There will be stubborn op-
position 10 meet, not from bold and
open foe but cunning aud unscrupu-
ious enemy to good government. No
good Citizen wishes to see return OF
Radical rule in Orauyeburg county
sud this can only he prevented by
hrmaess and boldness on 6he pa,t of
united people. Let harmony and
unity characterize the party aud we
predict glorious triumph for Demo
.caacy in November next.
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1880! FALL. OF 1880:
The following additions was compel ed
to maize to my general
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
In order to meet the Increasing demands
OF my many customers:.
CROCKERYWARE!!
iii OF the best Iron Stone China. at Is per
cent. lower than It's real worth.
GLASSWARE
Tumblcrs, Goblets. Syrrps, Butter
dishes, &c, &C.. all of best flint gInss at
prices that will astonish the closest pur-
chaser.
TINWARE!!
From half pint emp to IL four gallon
dish pan all guaranteed to be mnde of
the best tin and sold below its real value
POTWARE!!
OF Ill sizes and prices. A call will
convince you of the above facts.
am also in receipt of i large and well
assorted stock of
CLOTHING AND SHOES.
of every grade. / will not pretend Ito
offer them below cost, but will adhere TO
my motto to make ''Quick sales anu
small profits"
Remember that all the Goods bought are
subject 10 exchange or money refunded,
If not satisfactory at
]. I. SOREMTRUE'S,
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Boliver, Webster an2 Strakcr tell
our colored people that the National
Committee will give them assistance
the President will send troops for
their protection, and partisan deputy
marshals to watch the polls. Do
they suppose our colored people have
no better sense then to believe this
Radical bosh? Are they the blind
dupes of political slavcry?' Have
not these shacllles been broken by the
election of Hampton in 1870 never 10
to be forged again? There will be
no soldiers at the polls and these
men know it--no marshal to watch
their voting and no National com
mittee TO trust money in the hands of
such keepers as South Carolina Radi.
cal leaders. This kind of talk is in
tended to hrowbeat the colored voter
and'to overawe them into voting for
Poliver, Webster, Straker &c, &c.
This is the true meaning Of last Sat
urday speeches and we know that the
cplored people know it and will not
be deceived.
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The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

BY c. B. Glover. Esq, Probate Judge.
W HEREAS, Lizzie Bouknight hath
w made suit TO me, to grant her Let.
ters of Administration Of the Estate and
effects Of II. j. Bouknight, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Credi-
tors Of the said H. j. Bouknight, late
ofQrnngebnrg County, deceased, that they
be and appear, before me, in the Court
Of Probate. to be held. at Orangeburg
Courthouse, on the 10th of Seps. next,
after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock In
the forenoon, to shew ca Use, if any they
have. why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 2G1h day
Of August. Ammo. Douini 1850.
G.. b. GLOVER,
Judge of Probate o. C..
AUG 2E 18SQ-2t
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0rangebuRg HIGH School.

OrangebuPg HIGH School.
FOR 1s0KS .,nd GIRLS
REV. j. =. KISER, Principal.
,FHNhis School will enter upon It's first
Il session on the second Monday in
September. 1880.
TERMS PER M"NTM
First Grade. beginn"rs".......... 49,. 81 O0
Second Crude. grammar piipils..... z 80
Third Grade. advanced Engiisii... z 90
Hebrew. Latin, Greek and German,
each extra: Co.
This school Is not seetarian. No dis
tinction will be made ON account Of creeth
or denomination. In other words, there
shall be no interference Will, the reiiaious,
proclivities of Amy one. The object Shall
be the moral aIrtf iHteAeei,al culture of
the pupils, who. will be prepared for the
Ordinary duties Of life. or for any semi.
nary, college or university. l'alfp';,
No boy. Ylm persists ip being idle.
disOruerly Or vicious, will be tolerated
in the school, 1t shall be the aiin ofthe.
TeuchQr to olmc.ilcate bepEiRciple of act
ipg iro4l n high sense of duty rather than
But when kiAd admonitiUn combined
/ with frmness will not avail. severer
measures HAsbe resorted to before eX-.
pulsiOp>
The number Of scholars will be limited
to t'penty doe. Persons desiring to send
| their sDiis ar daughters TO sucii u school.
should apply to the Principal. i,
Now. the good people Of Oraiigeburg'
WIZ allow me to say tlint AM n full
s,atlunte 0f. Roanoke College, Va. ind
also the Theological Senlinlry in PHIL
adalphia. 49,. E:.us-
have eight Ee#Fs' experience IN teach--
| in@; nhd have prepared many young Ia
dies and gentlemen for college. .T E&t
ML Gerlan Is M Humbug.
No man should have tile arrogant arlr>
daciiy to profess 10 tcael, 81 modern Ian
2uase, unless he thoEou.hly understands,
the pronunciation. however well he may
bs acquainted. with, the struGtura,of the.
| lan9uage..
l. During my three years course IN Phil
aselpAin, enjuycd the very best facili-.
ties for acquiring this language. My ill.
stl uctOr IN German literature Is n native.
OF tile Fatlierland, and graduate Of one,
OF tie German Universities, and besides.
tins. one halt Of the lectures ,und. cxer-
clseS In Tie Theological Seminary were,
conducted IN the Gerpia,l, language. Any
one who undertakes to acquire this Ian
guage should adopt this motto Labor.
OMnia vincit.''
have had the school house removed to,
theiiDnt SOFAS TO ,laXe two separate back
yaF!si ands such, additions and repairs.
nave been made as render it comtOrta-.
Die and convenient in every respects
Very lsespectfrllM. ''..i
u. L. KISER
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Masters Sales.

Loviek. r. p, Bowman VS.. F. II. w..
Brigg'Aap anu Laura NJ. Je,iney.
10y virtue of the decree Of foreclosure,
- liz tile above entitled action, 1 will,
sell at Orangeblag. & t'a,lrtltouse. OH Mon.
day. September q, within the legal hours, ),
at thc risk of the toriaeH purchasers. who
have iaAetl to eoa3Rlx with their resyec-.
tive bids: the following lots 6f land, stu.
afa anu iHhg in. county of efOran:.Gbury,,
consisting of. lots. No. / and No. 2.
Lot No. Il all thnt LOT of land in the,
town OF Ora4,gehprg: will, the Improve,
ments thereon frontiilg op Russell street.
measuring twentE-liilie feet. six inches
III iIapt, In rear tRHentN.ciglt, feet. ak.
,lnchess In depth, t5&a lllInlretl ,ard TWEEN.
ty ike feet, mOGe or less :: bounded north
east hNJ. + AIasn.s. lot, southeast hr.
Russell street, southwest. by lot of II,
Alden andlsoutliwest by The. ilsxt OF. lot,
no. 2. - 80 ~ - I'll ~; N"
AGO.. a..
buildings h,arao.i. situate on Amelia,
street, mensurlRG on saiil street one hti,l-.
dred and fifty feet: IN depth two hundred
and thirty feet, more or less +; bounded,
northwest BY Amelia street, northeast jy
lands Off. Strauss d Co.. southeast by.
lands Of j. E AIlde,i, lot no. l, II. Adden
and. others, and southwest by. lands of
M: B. Trcadwell and D. LOUIS.
FsTms-Dne-totlrsh. Cash. and the ball.
ance on a credit of ona,. two and three.
years, SECURED by bond and mortgage Of
that premises with Interest," from the day
of sale, the buildings to. he Insured and
the policies to be assigned to the Master,
by the purchasers, and In case any pur-
chaser shall fail TO comply with the
terms OF. sa(a,. then the Mister shall sell
tile premises purchased By said defaulting
purchaser on the same on the next sue,
ceeding sale day, ,at, SUCH. fprtper, pur-
Gh'sers risk, Oh tile same terms of SALE,
Purchasers to.pay for, papers andTaeordt
Ing. Il. w. GLOVER.
MASTERS OFFICE, Master.
Ang 18th, ISSO--3t e@. go
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-27

In letter to j. W. Holloway ESD.
President Of q Grccnback club at
Camden S. G. Gen. Hagood declares
himself as opposed TO e.! class lesis!a'
ton and in favor of ".he goveren-
ment of the people by the people and
for the people," lilo urges the gen
tlomcn of the club, in consideration
of the fact that the Republicans will
make this year another struggle for
the government of the State, 10 post
pone all minor questions until the
victory is won. This is excellent ad-
vice from onr candidate and gives
him IL new claim upon our people for
their support in November. We
trust our Grecnback friends in every
quarter Of the State will act upon it,.
This is no time TO be pickering over To-
cal questions and side issues when the
fate of the country stands poised in
the balances.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-27

AT the recent Republican Convention
held at Aiken on 2lst inst. +. NJ.
Bray ton, white radical, and Robert
Smalls, colored one, are reported as
making ipcendiary speeches. This,
it seems, will be the order Of the day
in conducting tue present campaign
on the Radical side, but whether it
will accomplish their ends, remains
for the good sense Of The colored ciLi-
zens to determine. 1t will not avail
them in Orangeburg if our people do
their duty.