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Mothers, Messsr-i, M.sA.r. ~

Motherss Meshsrs!! MsshsSs 80!
Are you disturbed at sight and
broken Of your rest by sick child sui.
fering and crying with the sxosaciating
pain of outing teethr II ~, e. 1T
onco and get bottle Of Mrs. WINs
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. IL willrs-
iirve the poor little sufferer Immediate
iy-depen9 upon il; there II no mistake
about il There 10 not . mother ON
earth who has ever used Il Who will not
tell you OF once that Il will reKulsss
the bowels. and give rest to tina mother
and relief and health to the child. oper-
ating like ,ssgic. Il il perfectly safe
to use in all cases. and pleas.nt to The
taste, and is the prescription Of ose q
the Oldest and best tensle physciaus
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will sccnmpsny
each bottle. None genuine usless the
fac-simile of CURTIS 4 PBRxIHs 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold By III
Medicine Dealers. Is cents . bottle.
Beware of imitstions. n
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Tho Committee request that the bri-
mxries b held 1t the usual voting places
througbout the couoty on Saturday the
18th day Of June. 1850, at 2 o'clock n.
Il being deceased inexpsdispt ct this
Tins 70 MANS . day for halding the
County Convention. the Committee de.
ssdsd - await the action Of the Terri
toriAl Osstral Can nittes in the msttsr.
Due notice will hereafter be given Of
ths tims and plaos Of holding Sad Don.
voatisa.
NJ farther busissss coming befors
the meeting, e wAs adjourned.
q. KNI.noaO. Chsismsu i
- King County Cen. Com.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


Pussuant to notices duly given, the
Republican Central Com mittee f"r King
county met IN Seattle for thu purpose OF
making the spportiopment fr the sew.
srsi voting precincts for delegates to
the Csupty Convention. AMI to desig-
nate the day for holding the primaries
throughout the oounty. and also transact
such other business ~ may properly
come before the meeting.
Present--W H Pumphrcy. John A
Smart and @ kellogg; L v WyckofI
end G n Van Daren being absent.
The following named precincts were
allowed . representation in the County
Convention as follow:
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Read the following testimonials. not
firm persSus 500 ntlse suay. When
no one knows, but ffoa tell-kneen
and Trustworthy citizens oe Oregon.
whose names. written with their Own
hands. can be ssen ct Ous Office:
SILvEsroK. March 10. 1850.
l take pleasure in testifyinx to The
remedial properties of the OREeOn
KIDNEY TEA. For the past two or
three years l have been troubled with
arrangement Of the kideeys. during
which time I have tried various rsme-
dies without obtaining relief. ! thought
q package of the OREGON KIDNEY TEA
from j C. Hayes and from the FIRE
dose began to feel better and am happy
to say that after using the package !
am almost entirely cured.
SAMUEL Cox.
The writer Of the follovisg b Bap.
list minister Of many peers standiDG.
we'll knewn - . oissiooary assong the
Indisus, and IL row . teacher in the
school recently established nj Forest
Grove for the cducssi,s Of Indi.n
youth: @8~@
FoREsr GROVE, March, 3, 1850
I have bees troablsd masy yeoes
with weakness Of the kidseys. and hsvs
tried msny different semsdiea sought
aid from different Physicians. end even
changed climates 10 obtain relief, but
have met with indiGsrant snccsss.
Hearing through fr.a,sd ~ The value
Of the OREGON KIDNEY TIA. ! obtained
. box of il. and have derived greater
benefit from it than trsm anything else
/ have yet found. ]. T. HUFF.
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WHAT req WANT,

Il sasdicins thst will do the most
good In the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. r. Cody q Co..
dfeggisis and spotkecAriss, are now
introducing into chs market . list Of
nop-iscret medicines (the fogmula for
the preparation u which is published
On the vrsppsr.) which are desigaed
especially for diseases peculiar 10 this
climate. Our preparation Of tar aud
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
oolds than German syrup or any other
mediciss. Our HaIs&parilia for the
blood; our extrset AZ Buchu for the
kidssys; our Tsoohss for bronchitis:
our Soothing Syrup tN children: ctr
Lossnges for w0rms; our Condit.0n
Powder for cattle and HOSES; our e.
ssnce d Pspsia Tor dyspepsia. asd oar
vasioas toilet preparations are the bsst
n ne.
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OR FOR TIE EAsr.-Awong those
going on the Dakota today 10 Mr. Dsx-
ter Hestoea Mr Asrlon \ going East
on . trip that will extend ever . period
Of four or i've menths. abeut tho came
- he made 10 1876-she year Of ths
last Presidential election. 4iss Net.
~. hia dapghtef, will aeeoupaay Dim.
I'D ~ Sifcesp6 tsnse that sh6irstTip
y)il ID II on vay pleaaAnt. NJ.
Horton IL enc Of the hardest worked.
mist useful men in the community. aud
hs ~ill b misssd greatly while away.
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Have yoa any excuse for suiIsripg
with Dyspepsis Or Liver Complaint
Il thess any rsason Who Jon shoold 60
On 1rom day TO day complaining with
Heur StOmAcb. Sick Headache.
Habitusl Costivensss. Palpisatioa Of
the Heart. Heartburn. Watsrbrssh.
Craving and Burning Pains ct the pit
q IL ueomach. Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and d,sax reaable taste in the
mosth. coming up Of faoi after eating.
Low oparits. &c. mol Il IL ps'sitively
your own fault II you do. Go 10 Jour
UeeGgiss get Bnttis Of
0Rlnn'e AUGUST FLowKa for q csnts.
Your cure i CO.. tain. bst Il ron doubt
thia get : 6aspls Bottle Tor 10 centa
and try t. Two d0sos will sslieve ron.
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SAILING OF THE DAKOTA. The
Dakota wilt sail for San

SAILING or THE DAKOTA. The
steamship Dakota will sail Tor San
Francisco at eight o'clock this morning.
taking the follSking list Of passengers
and freight: Passengsrs-WT Beard
and wife. Mrs Mary 1c0ill. E N Oui-
mstte aud Wits r Brown, MrsC B Plum.
mer. Mrs X McPherson. Mrs Dr. Hilton
and child. Lewis Joseph. Mrs en-
PheIps, Dexter Horton, Miss Hhasnaa,
Miss Horton. O + johnson, w Ken.
nsdy, W H Traxel. Thos A Went JP
West. j & Crawford. jas Brown. Mrs.
Ryan and 5 children. Henry 0riffiths.
Thos lllonworth. jas Fsryon. Michaei
Warrsn, X P Wymsn. Freight Tween.
~ four packages sssl skins. 30 bales
wool. ~ bales deer akins. sel06 pack
ages barrel material, 148 bales excelsior,
1 sscka coal. 708 bales hoops. IL bsles
pslss, 2l0 green hides. Is dry hides. "A
pscksgss merchandise. 4S7o ssacks eats.
4e7 sscks potatoes, 81 empty kegs. 1
bSiss furs.' package coin. 49, -
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FLYIxe Hen CoLons.-Ths Annie
Stewart came ia from Port Townsend
yssssrdsy. Nm hsfsolors Tying. and |.
crowd fastened % the wharf 10 Ind
optgtAp .saoss e ths dsoeuDEsation.
They were Informed that On the : up
500 ~ purssr. NJ Ghss LcUbesd lsd
been nSitsd ID the hoads Of matn-
mony with Mr. Ada Wilson. By the
Rev F.slsr Hyle6 -
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RKPoRrlD Losr. "A telegram from
Ban Francisco reports the loss of the
bsrkeotine Jos Perkins. at the Sand.
wich lslsnts Further particulars We
have not The Jos Perkins belongs to
Pope Il Talb {. aud under c. mmsnd OF
Csps Jobpson. has bau cunning
several year. betwces Port Gamble aud
Honolulu.
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NEW BooKs.-0. Davies he's Just ~
csivsd BY mail. from Harper Brothers
rnd she .4nsricaa Box Esshsngs
AJsdsks6f heudssd v6lsfass ofstlnd ;
ard works. which hs caa ell st prices
to suit oil tassss and pnrss& so~s d
Of ths.s books are piain and Others
quits kaSdsomA. end hos then selsc.
tons can easily b made that will
plsass. Call and 80 thsn. before TOO
10y ~ gona. sfstsf s-
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THE Boss LUNCH. AND THE BEST
BEER. you will always find =: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinda Of
cold lunches Co order. q
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Nichols,s infalIible Inieesa...

Guaranteed to cure promptly aud peg.
mauently every case OF 00norThGa.
elect aud Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended ar
necessary. "A cure guaranteed q money
refunded. For sails BY Mt. Cody +
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc.
attic, w. T.
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To Cat N1HEaS. 1lsevhers will
b found I'm nssiels iron Saperinsss-
dent Wisssea. - she Carbon Hill
Cosl csssp~sy. whisA will be Of ints-.
ct 10 cs,al miners n0t of employmene-
~ Csrbav Hill a sp0ws.f0l CON-
pt6y. and S6otf win give psfnanest
NH t1r Ffss ~ sFr "a rs:s
fIFTExx nps.r.AHs~AYp Cosrs-A isl-
'la~ TUNED JohS Rnsc6 vss 6ssd1 IS and
eSassGbjs sssiics Beos. - lday. e.
oo.nistiAs N as1ault sbon ! cIliSn
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SAN Francisco. June 4.-Sailed.
bark Dublin. fH Sssbeck: schososr
Compeer. for Tscoms. and schooner
Ausoss for Coos Bay.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

$500 - IT.. z. s s.s..
C. !. ArS..vAy D.~..~ Dass..a,ss
e..{ &c.
~ CsaY. $1,000. s.ae!ag fsstA 49, ~ =.
-. |. l.3S 80 :: :: -: -. e: :.
nssas = - Ast6s1 eone - nsess = ~ =.
ssssa !. y.
enSs1G0 - - WJIlisn Oansy. Aeessssd. -
- 49, oa1oeo ~ psoee1s OpeF{ q - Qoun.
- - ~; se,Ss1 s ~. !.
-, o. - - g June. 4. 2. 10. q sea ti0D
:. - = ii1S1Shsajss 0suIA = y nsds q
- rss1nss q "a $500 aDaag ~ hsizs of ~
- ssss.sss sssssss,s e -: =, = ~. 49,, !.
,eSai1ss1 saes - u 49, sassss.dvs weeks
k0ne - ~ xaA At 6 {u1e.A1 1ea IN
"a $3.50 Is . ID Ile3 ecsniy,
81 e Gssssal sssuiue3sa - nd cesnN snd
- i - csss ~ Inn AZ e Nay. :.
JsAp = - lssksas csars.
1sznroGz q vAs.mezo1.l =
o. G @ag 9. 6. -.
80 no - - eesseA - nsseH -
= - = 80 1sshsAs Oslsk
ils 49, = -, - {: =: :; 4! =. =
$1,000 aSzsl. 0s1 90 - o. =
'Essss sssss ~ ~.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


NEW EN0l.AND HOTEL. "a
: 4 west. CsliforDa R1sId. white River
b1lI1nDss. do Wy Csosby. 6Sn Franc
= zmmsFmsn. WI By IsiC haia,son, Cay
AnAseseo. - biaksly y Brown, do
OF ysog. " Smith, do
- leDGnal'. . 10 Jthsv, Port Madison
O ~ vsn Dorsn. White b q Collier, n Ho-Point
u Wa1ssrs. p bIstsly b Fuller. sis ycbehsiis
Q h:msey. Whwe River Capt Wilson. Madison
L Msxvsli. sseiisSoom Mr. Bishop. Townsend
ID Pitmsn, California.
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Cpasansn Ass rsfesSsd 70 The following extract
49, 49, spnse = - su1.set taestc Anslyse:
- ~ 3 80 hasisy - vhssa spirit, rsmssh.
Gle u S'aG5sae sshsss vhieb fnpart 3 dslicsts
epqmA = - ens noe ozunAiy tncresstne ~
vu1ns = dsfasivs stimnlsnt. - solid n sidus
suo1aiss lsrgs amount u asnnin. dssivsd from
G1w1ng = 81 0sks. vbteh tnpasn 70 1ne Oh
v01nD1 - - - vsluoAos in1tvtdoa1 eualttlss.
H. oMoun1 q - ptst1no pgUvO - vh0nty 10
= ~ fsoo ~ excessive cososinG spd gvseten-
y - osaersliy ups1 IN sduItrsatfng II fact. 10
10 v1p1a. ofDDaadsis Nahsb = - ICRe6r
WHEAT, 49, viii ~ ss1y ssppIy . public
UuDe. ~ ~ whistles aso - grnosal1y adn1tae.
- ~ ytu - 49, Usseest vslue r - phv-
- - 49, 60MDoD1s eenD Shego p1eo Vt1s-
q, COOKR -. d.
ueug 0gHuuuD Uu1ou3 ~ xxMR &c. SS1-
Nuungr ACnnO m ouox.
KELLY e YOUNG.
nroeApm1oe ~ Dp6(le - 11ps GsunA. vAoe 60
s1k94 @ - = Jssss'se ussa.. -
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$50 sss sRs. q IL rsnds pd 81 s nshi promptly and in
received
.
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~ oaov - - ssaa ~ aVylyibG q ~ Com
naoyo go UhGgo b16p VII alss b seosivsA.
I'm ylRs1nalnss ssosivsd b applying g TIE
Ceol0GkoA F1aass j3dH
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a. NJ X ~ n H,
4 sE NaMysrS, Oregon and Idaho and Wa.singion 7srroc,
Oacs. FirstSt Portland.
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without more than hesitating for an
answer. Some christian gentleman
at the North, feeling the Importance
of this series of questions and an
swers to the young, promised to pre-
sent any child, who might master it.,
with a beautiful copy OF the Bible.
Superintendent Hamilton will report
the names of these Eve little girls rs
having performed the task. The en-
tire recitations by the children were
most creditable and reflected becom-
ing praise upon their affectionate and
worthy Superintendent. Rev. o. A.
Darby closed the exercises by-an in
structiye talk to the schools upon the
great Importance of little things.
Our Presbyterian friends have fine
Sunday School and are evidently
moltling characters that will WELD a
powerful influence upon the church in
the future.
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THE Presbyterian congregation bel

THE Presbyterian congregation held
q special service for their Sunday
School children on last Sunday after
noon at half-past three o'clock, to
which all the schools Of the town we're
invited to attend. After prayer by
Rev. DR.. T.. Cooke, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and q beautiful
song appropriate 10 the occasion, the
Superintendent, Capt. John A. Ham
ilton, caused the bible class to recite
the creed, and another of little boys
and girls TO undergo most searching
examination in the eatechism. Anoth
er song introduced a class of i've
girls, of about Twelve or fourteen
years of age. who rccited thirty. one
pages of printed matter, tho Whole of
the Westminster Shorter Catecllism,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

Hills HEpATIC PANAcEA. The Liv-
er is the king imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action all kinds of ailments are the
natural results. The digestion Of
the food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and
nervous system, Gre all Immediately
connected with the workings Of the
liver. To keep the liver in healthy
condition take Hills Hapatic Pan.
acea. Only so cents per bottle.
For sale by S. A. Reeves.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

The many friends of the Rev. w j..
r. Richardson in our community will
he pleased to learn that he has me-
with warm reception in his new field
of labor, Darlington, S. c. The
Southerncr, in speaking of him, says !;
"Our new Pastor for 1880 { NJ. f. c..
S. Rev. w. r. Richardson, was at
his post on Sunday last, and preach
ed to his new congregation with the
ease, earnestness and vigor tha! usual
ly belongs to ministers of ripper years.
The new preacher certainly gives
much promise Of usefulness and sue
cess in the years before him. We
trust he may meet With grea. encounr-
agement in Darlington
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

The new act to extend the time for
the redemption of forfeited lands pro-
vides that all lands heretofore forfeit
ed to the State for the non-payment
of taxes, may be redeemed by the
payment Of one half Of the simple
taxes Of the yerrs 1876 and 1877 and
the full amount of the taxes, costs
and penalties of the year 1873, pro-
vided that such payment be made on
or before the 31st May next.
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DIR. Faces PATENT LIVER AND
STOMACH PAD.-Dr. Flagg's agent is
now stopping at Meroney's Hotel,
and will be there for another week.
CONSULTATION and ADVICE FREE to all
that may give him call. The FLAGG
LIVER AND STOMACH PAD is a certain
cure for all diseases originating from
a DISEASED STOMACH and TORPID LIv-
Err. Such as indigestion, kidney
complaints, rheumatism and dyspep-
sia, or in fact any ailment in the sys-
tenn. For FEvERs of all kinds it has
never made failure. 'Tis the Great
Blood Purifier. For female weak
nesses of all kinds it is pronounced
infallible. No DRUGGING the SYSTEM.
No INTERNAL MEDICINE TO DE TAKEN.
No DOCTORS TO SEE. No MEDICINES
TO BUY. CALL and SEE IT. Also DR..
Flaggs' wonderful PAIN BALM, the
Great Absorptive Liniment for all
aches and pains, internal or external.
Immediate relief given by one appll-
cation of the Pain Balm. Every fam
lily should keep bottle Of Pain Balm
in the bouse. Come with your aches
and pains ami be cured at once.
Come to Mcroncy's Hotel and see
DR.. Flagg's remedies. Al
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

For THE TEETH.-Many of the
powders and pastes now in the mar
ket contain ingredients like pumice
stone, charcoal, &C., which ought
never TO be used for the purpose.
The Saponaceons Tooth Powder is
warranted to contain nothing in the
least injurious, and has no equal for
Its purpose, as its flavor is pleasant
is perfectly soluble in the mouth, and
contains nothing gritty or rough for
the teeth. For sale by DR.. j. G.
WANNANIAkER.
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The high prices, at which cotton
has been sold during the present sea-
son, will, we fear, induce many far
mcrs to increase their acreage and
purchase Of fctilizers at credit prices.
1t is almost certainly that cotton
cannot sell at the present prices mex,
fall, and if low prices prevail the
same cry Of hand times will be ex-
perienced then as heretofore. More
caution in planting and less wild
speculation in fetilizers is the better
policy.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

CoURr.-The Court of Common
Pleas was rcconvened on Monday
morning last by Judge Pfessley and
since then the business Of tie term
has progressed rapidly. The follow
ing cases have been disposed off up
to Ne hour of going to press:
Alfred r. Taber vs.. Henry Nc
Phcrson. The Judge instructed the
jury TO bring in a verdict for the
plaintiff for S223.5O.
d. Is. Gilliland, assignee1of w. G..
Courtenay & Co., VS.. James d. Tres
want. Verdict for $50 for plaintiff.
Martha A. B!umc va. 4. and J.
Forest. Verdict of 1892 for plaintiff.
d. d. Antley vs.. Andrew Myers
and Margaret S. Myers. Verdict for
$102 for plaintiff.
Dukes VS.. Colson, ct al. Verdict
for defeudants. Z. - I5sI ~ - i
=. S. Fielder vs. Dukes. Verdict
for plaintiff.
Barton vs. Phillips. Verdict for
plainuff-$34.O4.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

PRoT. Henry Morley, in his recent
lecture on newspapers" said that the
newspaper was the mirror of Society,
and that it was Of no use for people
to break the mirror because they did
not like the look of their nose but lie
trusted that none Of his hearers de-
sired TO he the editor of q journal that
gave publicity to the mean concep.
tions concerning life, or was q mere
medium for small talk.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

OUR citizens have enjoyed quit can
exciting season Of amusements and
business pleasantly blended. The
agents Of DR.. Flagg's Liver and
Stomach Pads have furnished their
full quota Of fun in comic songs and
street lectures Prof. Stookey in rope
walking ard fancy antics; while the
dignity Of the Court has not, in the
slightest, been disturbed or its atten-
ton diverted from the business Of the
term.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

OCR immediate Representative in
Congress, the Hon. nj. =. O'Connor,
requests us to announce to his con.
stituents of the Second Congressional
District that those. who may desire
to receive from the Agricultural De.
partment farm or garden seeds will
please address him by postal card or
letter, at Washington, D. c., giving
postonice address, and stating the
kind OF seeds they may desire.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

A WHALE.-A few days ago one Of
these monsters Of the deep was dis
covered within the bar Of Charleston
harbor. Steps were immediately taken
TO capture the Arctic stranger, and
were executed to the complete satis-
faction Of all concerned. The animal
is about half grown and measures
forty feet and four inches in length
and ten feet, two inches through the
body, and if properly managed ought
to make about seventy barrels of oil
and eight hundred pounds Of bone.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

DR.. Dubois. from the north has
moved into his new and handsome res
idence next door to Hon. C.. B. Glow
er's on Russell St. DR.. Dubois is
quite an accession to our community,
and we wish him all the happiness OF
Southern home and all the benefits
OF our delightful climate. Orange.
burg delights to greet and well
come every northern gentlemen OF
this type and we wish thousand more
would come.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-This work
is before US, and those who send five
cents to James Wick, Rochester, N.
T., for it will be disappointed. In
stead of getting cheap thing, as the
price would seem to indicate, they
will receive very handsome work Of
100 pages. and perhaps 500 illustra.
tions-not cheap, but elegant illustra-
tions, on the very best Of calandered
paper, and as q set of TO the whole,
an elegant Colorcd Plate that we
would judge cost twice the plice Of
the book.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

OUR citizens throughout the coun-
ty have taken advantage of the pre-.
sent cold snap TO butcher their hogs
which remained on hand. In copsid.
Grafton of the large number OF hogs
slaughtered, We hope the season will
continue long enough to convert eve-
ry pound Of meat into sweet bacon.
Those who were unfortunate enough
to kill before Christmas have lost a
large portion of the meat intended
for tho years consumption.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16
WE call the attention of orr read.

WE call tho attention of our read
ers to the change in Dir. Geo. II.
Cornelson's advertisement in this is.
sue. His experience as q merchant
is extensive end bis energy knows no
limits as may be witnessed by his fnll
and well-selected stock Of merchan-
die adapted to every want of our
people. In addition to his usual
stock he has just received a lot of
splendid wagons, manufactured espe-
clally for the work Of our FARMS An
examination Of stock and wagons is
only necessary TO induce G purchase.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-16

BLAINE may have fits in the Pine
Tree State because his party was
thwarted he may rave and foam at the
mouth he may swear himself hoarsc !;
but the fact still remains that G. D.
Kor,john keeps on in the even tenor
Of his way. Undaunted by the pres
sure Of hard times; undismayed by
the predictions Of the chronic grum-
blers that surround u.s., bic continues
to order goods and sell them at half
their value. Others may wear long
faces, but G. d. kortjohn and his
right bower, Mr.. j s. Albergolti. the
courteous and polite gentleman, Ia ave
ever smile for all they .9deet.. Why?
Because at c.. d. Korljohn's store
they know tliat many hearts are daily
made to rejoice with exceeding joy.
They are conscious of the fact that
no one, no not one, Las, Or ever can,
undersell them. What would Orange
burg be without Kortjohn's auctions?
And what would the people do with
out his magnificent store? Shake
hands with Mr.. X. before you leave
town. -/