The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-17
News Items.

enough ny betting oh 4 horse to buy
diamond cross. 10 '' ,''
II you havn't got sunstruck up to
date, the chances arc that YOU are
safe until next ycaraHJI1 NNlIJD
Two japanese ladies have narro wly |
escaped Tie honors Of bcllrship a,
Daraloga this summer, iH4! y |
a pair were married 1T. Newport,
X, L., recently, after All unb:okcn
conrlshp Of 80 years. n, .t
Chief Justice Willard is still in
Cashiers Valley. The hearing OF
the case Of the Chief Justiceship will
take place on the 10th.
Everybody is preparing for a-hig
fall trade, and arc in high hopes Of
making money enough to pay all
their debts and improve their homes.
SO mote it he.
II ,lon't like Jones" said Snod
grass. NO." he added, after a
l'ansc, II don't like him. The fact is
Jones speaks SO much OF himscl: tells
SO much, YOU know, that hc doesn't
leave amy room for The imagination"
Does amy reader know Jones?
President Hayes docs not believe
III The South Carolina ''census irauts.''
and says SO plainly. He also proves
ny facts and figures, That the, State,
rs recently enumerated, s;,ralherun-
der than over the proper mark. .n'This
Is II very graceful act of Mr. liayes. :,
a census cnu,nrralor in Il New
Hampshire town found one family
whose mothers age was twcnty-si&
years and That Of her oldest son lonr.
teen years. Enquiry revealu,,,, Tho.
fact that the mother WAS married
when eleven years and six months
old TO man twenty years old, - y. "
oohn Harvey and Mrs. sAnthony, on
A hlon, Miss, made up lheiro1nint6s
10 elopc. Each had Il lawful consort
and four children. They decided 10
take ct the young ones along, and
Grew lots, the woman winning, rs to
which should make The choice. She
took Two OF her own, Of course. ait3 4
Governor deter took The. oath OIL
office, in tile Governors. 3oticeI al,
the State House, in Culun;bia.w 81;
Wednesday, and OK Governor Simp.
son fled his resignation ., Tie latter
issued an address to- thc~people o.
the Suite expressing, hisguihanks to-
them, and gracefully presenting hi, I
successor. T:lEfT EH0I
The number Of persons awaiting
trial for murder in our large cities is
alto2t tier unprecedented. Chicago
aud Iittsburg aggregate, about forty;
five. Olhcr cities show pearly r:ns
many in proportion. Gross ahilsclofi
the pardoning power is one OF tho
principal causes of the aiarming prev
alence of homicilrs. .Iu1 is,5..,O.' .t,.J.,I
The Boston Xc'uld says: "Has not
man right in this country TO vole1
for the principles for wh,cIl' Lee, and |
jackson fought, il it pleascs him SO !
To do" They fought. for local self !
government, and good many men
ut the North will vote the same, way,
although they never sympaLl,izcd with
secession, as thousands Of Southern
men did not. .-,
Foolish people in the North who
have hcen worrying themselves over
Ilampton's alleged speech. can learn!
something ny reading the following
from Col. McLure, of 'pliiIudelphia
''Most people will hold their votes in
n Presidential contest quite. above
the control Of any foolshly uttered orr
falsely reported speech from any man.
North or South.
The Nashville In"ricnn petitions
for large expenditure Of Republican
funds in the South during the present
canvass. 1t SAYS: "Wa are anxious
TO have Il milioo or so scattered
around in the South twill help bus
ness and it won't hurt Dn,n0crucy at
all. If Mr. Sherman is going to open
The treasury lei us have Il liberal cN
renditurc down here"
Besides the loss of the steamer
City Of Vera Cruz near st. Augustine.
nn the FLORIDA coast, durin. The +.
cent storm, number Of other vessels
were either wrecked or o,hcrwis.
seriously Injured. There was con
siderable loss Of life. Every dnv adj
llitiOnnl evidences Of the scvr,i,v of
he storm are made manifest, hy lc-
PORTS nt stranded vessels and uiscov-
piies nlony the be. ch.