The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-17
tomorrow week is

w . ulC ASullJ WHY lO1 l.
cob. He couldn't help it.
Small farm wanted near town. See
notice in another column.
Don't forget the Young America
Fair which opens on Monday night.
Christmas Presents, for young and
old, at the Fair will he sold at reason
able prices.
Young and old will be happy till
next Christmas if they will only pa
tronize Jos. Eros confectionery.
THE Presbyterian Church is being
ropainted, which will add consider
ably to its appearance when finished.
Buy your Christmas gifts early and
often, but don't forget the printer if
your subscription is in arrears. Pay
up.
We welcome to her former home
Mrs. w. II. Richardson, who is here
on Il visit to her fathers, Captain L.
A. Jeffords.
Cigars and tobacco Of all qualities
and prices by The box or by small
quantities for sale low down at j. /.
Sorrcntrue.
Every body can get bounteous
Christmas Dinner at the Fair for 25
cents. No admission charged during
Dinner Hours.
Genuine goshen butter at so cents
per pound, and choice hams at 10
cents per pound at j. l. Sorrentrue.
Give him call.
We understand that Bolivcr got
very angry with Sheriff Livingston
because he surrendered the Shcrlt's
office to Mr.. Saliey.
We caution our readers about trad
ing with Jos. Eros, unless they want
the purest candies, soundcsL fruits,
&C., at the lowest prices.
Christmas is rapidly coming this
way, and the young man with No. 8
foot will, rs usual, be presented W Il
a pair OF No. slippers.
Parties wishing cakes or pies baked
for Christmas are requested by Mr..
L. w. Albergotti to send in their or
ders by the 2lst instant.
Gen. Jas. L. Iziar has been elected
Grand Master Of the Masonic Fra
ternity of South Carolina. We cx-
tend him our congratulations.
If an untruth is only day old it is
n campaign lie &; if it is n year old it
is called falsehood BIT if it is a
century old it is called legend.
How often the light smile Of gladness
Is worn 10y the friends that we meet,
TO cover a soul full Of sadness.
Too proud to acknowledge defeat.
Hon. G. Schurz, Secretary of the
Interior, and Hon. NJ. T.. O'Connor,
our irnmediatg Representative in Con-
gress, have our thanks for late public
documents.
We are glad to learn through pri-
vate source that our young friends, b.
II. Moss and II. S. Wannamaker, are
progressing finely in their college Gu-
ties at Woiford.
If the rascalty and deviltry carri-
ed on in the Courthouse since tic
time the Radicals first came into DOS
session could be uncarthed what q
stencil it would be.
Anybody can soil the reputation of
an individual, however pure and
chaste, by uttering suspicion that
his enemies will believe and his
friends never hear Of.
Great sensation A Christmas pre-
sent given to everyone who buys 81
worth of goods or more from Jaseph
Eros confectionery :rom the 18th of
December to January /.
Among the varied and valuable
things at the Fair arc Buggy, sew
ing Machine, Cloak, Dolman, Book
stand, and, in fact, anything you can
call for, even TO Santa Claus himself.
The Geogia Home Insurance Com
pany which donated ten dollars to the
benefit Of the Young America Fair,
is = sound Company, and is reprcscn.
ted III our town by Mr.. Kirk Robin.
son.
We extend our congratulations tc
tho people of Orangeburg County on
the general cleaning out the Court.
house has had. Bolivcr was the last
lelic of the days Of rnscality, but he
had to go.
TIE shortest way to get the best
bargains is to be guided by the ad.