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

GQ to KorGohn's Mt once, s'and
don't you forget it,"
Fine lot of Clothing, Under Shirts
Drawers, &c, at KorJohn's.
Corsets, Hosiery, Ribhous, Towel.
ing, Lace, Edgings, Notion, &C., al
Kortjohn's.
Our merchants are getting in their
fall and winter goods by every train
that arrives.
1t is said that the result of the
Maine election has given Dr.. Webster
the "dry grins."
=: q G. D. Kortjohn is selling off at
cost, to close consignmonts. Go
early for bargains.
Mr.. T. G. Albergotti is on his sec
ond visit to Philadelphia in the inter-
est of MIR. Cornelson.
Sportsme.l can now clean up their
guns and get ready for business, as the
game law has expired.
Boliver had little fracas last Sat
urday night, when the police interfer-
red and restored order.
A meeting Of the board Of Stewards
of tue Methodist Church is called for
this evening at the parsonage.
For gentlemcn's furnishing goods
including some Of tho best Unlaun-
dried Shirts go to j. /. Sorrcntrue. Z"
The weather has been unusually
cool during the entire week and, as q
result, colds and fever are prevalent. t..
A clear conscience is like corner
lot. Everybody would like to have
it, but few are willing to pay the
price.
The dog days are now over-hut
the cats will continue to claim all the
nights during Tie remainder OF the
year.
We regret to hear OF the illness Of
thcliLtle daughter Of Mr.. f. De Mars,
and hope she may soon be restored
to health.
Those Of our subscribers who are
due us for their paper, will please call
and settle, rs we stand much in need
Of our money.
FoR lamps Of every description 60
to j. !. Sorrentruc, the largest and
bcstselectcd stock at lowest prices TO
found there.
Our Radical leaders are dumbfnz-
zled-sick since the Maine news reach
ed Orangchurg. They must grin and
bear it, however.
Last Wednesday was the Israelit-
ish day of Atonement, and was strict
ly observed by those of our citizens
who are of that faith.
Mr.. G. l.. Stokes will accept our
thank for a basket Of scuppernongs.
Such remembrances are appreciated
and gratefully enjoyed.
Our young friend, Mr.. Julian A.
Salley, is now clerking for Messrs.
Bull & Scoville, where he will be
pleased to have his friends call.
A fair trial only IS needed to con-
vince the most sseptical, that Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover will
accomplish all that is claimed for it.
1t is said that women live on love.
Small sularied young men will be in-
terested to learn that the love referred
to is for baked beans, beef soup, oni-
one and new spring hats.
We regret to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Willcock lost his valuable mare on
Saturday. The loss becomes more se-
rious when the fine qualities of the
animal are considered.
Mr.. Vanderlipp, pauper at the
Poor House, died on Saturday last.
He was an inoffensive old man and
had beon an inmate Of the Poor
House for several years.
Mr.. J. w. Moseley's new stables
arc approaching completion and will
be ready for the fine lot of choice
horses that is expected to arrive from
the West to day.
Our sportsmcn are happy since the
prohibition put upon bird shooting
expired last Wednesday. This law
is good one ard our country is fast
filling up with choice game of every
kind.
A Pennsylvania boasts that he
makes a soap that would wash poll.
tician's character white rs snow. We
would like to SEQ it tried on certain