The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

The town pump has been put in
thorough repair, and is great public
convenience.
The "snciablc" at Col. A. D. Fred
rick's on Tuesday evening was quite
q pleasant and enjoyable occasion.
Lerge Stock Of new goods in at
KorUohns this week, article too nu-
mcrous to mention. G. ID. Korljohn.
There will bc O match game OF
base ball on Wednesday afternoon
between the Juniors and The Camden
club.
Several of our leading merchants
will leave the latter part of this and
the first of next week for the North
TO buy their fall stock.
We arc informed that Mr.. d. II.
Rush, OF Middle ST. Matthews, has
one bundled acres Of cotton that will
make bale TO the acre. Who can
beat it?
We notice a considerable quantity
Of bagging and ties being hauled out
BY our farmers. This is pretty
good sign that cotton viii soon be
ready for market.
The pay rolls for the census emu.
merators will be ready between TIC
1st and 18th Of August. This will
indeed be good news to persons who
are directly Interested.
There will be Lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association on
next Monday week by S. r. Mclli-
champ, Esq. Subject will bc au-
nounced in our next issue.
In the absence OF our senior, who
is rusticating out in st. Matthews,
we acknowledge ourselves indebted
to our young friend, w. l.. Glaze,
Esq, for valuable editorial assistance.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest Of all the gentlemen in any way
connected with the late Cash-Shan
non duel. Among the number ap-
pears the name of Col. A. D. Good.
wyn, of this county.
Mrs. w. N. Scoville, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Emile, and two
sons, Eddie and Shcllic left last even
ing for short visi: North. We wish
them pleasant visit and safe re-
turn.
C;pHar had his Brutus, Charles The
First his Cromwell. and every cough
and cold in this country will find II
conqueror in Coussens' Honey of Tar,
the unrivallcd cough medicine. Price
SOC. For sale Ivy DR.. j. 6. Wanna
maker. /
The matter Of change Of rooms
with somo Of the County officers, was
taken up and acted upon by the
County Commission last Saturday.
After hearing arguments for and
against the change, they decided to
make no change, and thus the matter
is ended.
Mr.. w. W. Oliver has removed
splendid engine and fixtu, es from The
depot to his place. Mr.. Oliver is one
of the most enterprisins and success
ful farmers Of Middle ST. Matthews,
and we trust his experience with ma.
chlnery may be equally succe ssful and
satisfactory.
The Bridge across the Railro ID, of
which we spoke some time ago,
has been completed. 1t is n neat,
convenient and substantial structure.
70: which Mr.. John G.. McKewn do
serves much praise, and we are sure
he has the thanks of our citizens for
this public convenience.
The bride was emincntly fortunate
in the selection of her lady attendants,
for it is seldom that we arc permitted
to witness such All array of youth and
beauty as that assembled around the
altar Of the Methodist Church We'd
ncsday evening. We are not alone
in this opinion either.
The Sunday School Missionary
Society OF St. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, will meet on
Sunday, afternoon at half past four
o'clock. A concert exercise by some
of the children and an address by Mr..
Is. =. Izlar will comprise the evenings
exercise. The public are invited to
attend.
"Td like TO go to the mountains for
short time" is the expression VIC
hear from nearly every one we meet
nOW-a-(lavs If WISHING ,youll mi nc