The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-25

10 l'o"Si"h SSahCC'
Linen busters and fans have been
in demand this week.
Occasionally a commercial tourist
pays our burg a visit.
Mrs. D. Il. Glover is having her
residence neatly painted.
Town improvements, in the way of
cleaning drains, &C., are progressing
finely.
For a refreshing drink these warm
days try DR.. Wannamaker's soda
water.
Buttericl1 Metropolitan Fashions
for July are now ready at Henry
Kohn's.
D1r. S. r. Mellichamp has been put
in nomination for School Commits
sioner.
Our streets are growing dustry and
.disagreeble. Would we had q water
ing cart.
Select your partners for the lecture
Monday night, boys. You will be
pleased.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral--the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
Consumption.
Orangeburg has several mutual ad-
miration societies with n limited mem
bership OF two.
Oh, for retreat IN some vast Will
dcrness where the buzz Of the mosqui-
to is never heard.
The three brick stores in course of
construction on Russell street are 10
have iron fronts,
Orangcburg Lodge, No. ,4G2, X.
Of H.. hold their regular meeting on
next Monday evening.
Joseph Eros has large and finely
assorted stock of fresh candies on
hand. Give him a'call.
Mr.. B. p. Izlar is editing the Times
during the absence of the editor. We
welcome him TO the tripod.
We are pleased to announce that
Mrs. j. S. Albergotti, who has been
quite sick, is rapi dly improving.
We wouldn't like to say that any
one lied, but there are some people
who handle the truth fcarfully reck.
less.
Yes, it is warm, we know, but is
that any reason why every fellow you
meet should ask, "Is this hot enough
for you?"
A little girl parsing the word can
GEL coming to the gender, asked the
teacher if "there are any men angels"
Hardly any.
Sickness, which prevailed so exten-
sively few weeks ago, has abated
and comparative healt4 is restored to
our community.
Another consignment Of those cclc-
hratc Fly Traps just received at Kort-
joha's- Call at once if you would Sc
cure one of these blessings.
We had the pleasure of a call from
Messrs. D. E. Hydricl1 and B. II.
Moss, students of Wotford, who are
home spending their vacation.
Mr.. p. G. Cannon has recently
refitted up his store and replenished
his stock. He is now prepared TO
serve his custome rs as of old.
We hear Of several fishing excur-
sions being organized for both the
Congarcc and the Santee Rivers in
the near future. Success to all.
The Superintendent of the Census,
decides that the enumerators must
make their entries in standard black
ink, and nothing else will answer.
No man can truly say he is happy
and healthy, and that he loves every
body, when he owes years subscrip.
tion to newspaper and has corns.
The members of the Edisto Brass
Band are certainly first-class elbow
ers,' if we judge by the excellent
music they furnish or every occasion.
Gen. James F. Izlar, D. G.. M. of
South Carolina, laid the corner stone
OF The Alng Mountain Monument
with Masonic honors on last Wednrs-
day.
Those of us who failed TO secure
the company of a lady for the moon
light picnic went "alone" and Hdivid-
ed time with those Of our more for
tunate brethren who did.
We vote the moonlight picnic a
grand success. 1t was pretty gcner-
ally attended by the young folks, and
every one seemed to enjoy the occa-
sion very much. When, oh when
shall we have another! "a
MoNoLoGUE ENTERTAINMENr.-
Miss Louise Clarke, gifted Southern
lady, will give Monologue Inter