The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-14
BREvIT1Es.-The weather is rather

Quite quantity of fine fish are be.
ing taken from the Edsto with hook
and line.
Treasurer r. 'Copes casl,ed all the
jury tickets this week. Hurrah for
Orangeburg'!
Ne. Carn, juror in attendance
upon court, tainted in his seat on
tuesday last.
The use Of Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Renewer will keep the hair
so # and glossy.
The Ncaos and Courier has dorncd
new dress, and looks as neat and
bright as anew pin.
A. mad dog was killed below Mr..
John 'H. Dukes place on Saturday
last by some colored people.
Col. q. G. Edwards, who has been
seriously ill for some time, is now .on
duty again looking cheerful and &C.
tive.
Lovers who never quarrel and dc.
mand "them testers andphotograp phs"
back are not taking real solid com
fort.
Whoever is honorable and candid,
honest and courteous. is n true gen-
tleman, whether learned or unlearn-
ed, rich or poor.
Mr.. T. Kohn, having completed
the repairs on his residence made ne.
cessary by the late fire, moved in on
Wednesday last.
kentucky boasts of a.fish weigh
ing 17S pounds. We wonder if this
will excite another exodus among the
colored population?
Mr.. N. A. Bull has fine field of
oats on his dots bordering on New
street. Tho straw is ut least five feet
high and well headed.
Let every true Democrat adopt as
his sentiment, "Sou,h Carolina Shall
never again be under Radical rule
And then act up to it.
The colored fire companies, Comet
and Independent, paraded last Mon
day afternoon, and presented very
creditablc appearance.
The ,Sundag Ncaos improves with
every issue. 1T is as bright and
sparkling as q diamond, and Charles
ton ought to be proud Of it.
a little child Of Mr.. John Ogrcn
died on Wednesday morning last cl
pneumonia. Our warmcst sympathies
are rendered the bereaved parents.
The horse Of Mcssrs. Turner and
Stewart became unmanageable on
Tuesday last while returning from
the picnic and broke both shafts OF
'hs buggy.
We learn that Mr.. David Smell is
seriously i'll at his home in the coun-
try also that the Rev. II. j. Ed
wards and wife are both lying dan
gerously i'll.
"Bright of my xislOcc, give me
an m ~ - said young man to his
swcctheart. She made Il - at him,
and planted i:er hand between his IFS,
which made him =.
A Norfolk, Va, youth knocked a
girl down with brick and broke
three Of her ribs because she wouldn't
marry him. AS 4 "strlking" case of
love this takes the prize.
We heard young fellow say that
the handsomest young lady at the
picnic was Fl ON Charleston. Our 10y
atty to Orangeburg will never let us
make such an admission as this.
The merchants boom has failed
and goods of every description are
tumbljng down with the price Of cot
ton. This is goou news TO our farm
ers who were wise enough to sell their
crops at the high prices.
Mr. Myer, late of Summcrville
moved in his new house last wecl:
with the intention of making Orange
burg his permanent home. We ex.
tend him and family cordial vel.
come and wish them pleasant resi-.
dcnce among us.
On the planet Jupiter one wear is
nearly rs long as twelve of our years.
By the amount of time some of our
subscribers take to pay their subscrip-
tion it is evident that they labor un
der the delusion that they are inhabi-
tants Of Jupiter.
a man who can give up dreaming
and go TO his daily realities, who can
smoother down his heart, it's love OF
woe, and take to the hard work of his
i,und, WHO deiies fate, and, ii hc must
die, dies fighting 10 the last-that
man is lfe's best hero.
Our devil says he had buncombe
time at the picnic on Tuesday last.
Ihcm's our continents precisely, but
if certain little problem of ours had
worked out satisfactorily we could
have truthfully said we had abun.
comter" time. But then, it didn't.
Occasionally a fellow gets riled