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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

Sonny" said a mother to her hopeful, eff
boys were half as patient in acquiring their
studies as they are in learning how to skate,
they would be perfect angels" That's So
mamma" said the boy, but they wouldn't
have near so much fun"
The simplicity and purity of child's
heart are often revealed in very uncOuth
ways A little girl read her composition
before her minister. The subject was ga
Cow" and after pointing out the many good
and useful qualities of the COW she added,
THE COW is the most useful animal in the
world except religion"
A social philosopher directs the attention
of directors of education to the necessity that
exists for teaching children how to swim.
Swimming is like riding or pianoforte play
ing, which unless it be learnt during the most
plastic period of youth, can never be perfectly
acquired. 1t can be very easily taught.
A little fellow of five going along the
street with a dinner pail is stopped by
kind-hearted gentleman, who saws
Where are you going, my little man?'
ITO school," "And what do you do at
school? Do YOU learn TO read?' "No.' "To
count2" mo- "What do you do?" Il wait
for school to let out.'-Albany Times.
An innocent youth from the public school
brings his bleeding knuekles to his mother
asking for her sympathy:
"HOw were they drmaged2" asked the
lady.
ooh, only against the other fellows cheek
bone"
"Poor fellow; how is his cheek bone?"
The scholar retires in indignation at the
| glaring absurdities of the female logic.
ado trees leave, par" asked young inves-
tigator, as he observed the thickening foliage.
Eyes, my son, patronizingly. "But they
don't 90 anywhere" "0h, well. They don't
leave, of course" They'd be awful dry
sticks if they didn't leave, wouldn't theyP'
"Young man, I'm engaged on a problem.
Go into the house, or you'll get sprouted,
leaves or no leaves" Thus is the young mind
permitted to grow up in ignorance and su-
perstition.-New Haven Register.
The Elmira Gazette relates a pathetic
story of the three-year-old child of Ex-
press Messenger Gregory, who was recent
ly killed while in the discharge of
his duty. When Mr. Gregorys remains
were brought to his home the little child tod
died into the room where the body was
placed, and when told it was 'papa," said:
"No, tisn't papa, papa walks in when he
comes home" Then taking hold of the arm
of the dead father, the little one said: "Tum,
papa, Diet up and walk
II say, mister" said a dirty-faced urchin,
stepping into the grocery, "did it tear round
and break things pooty bad?" "What do you
mean, my little mann" replied the grocer,
thinking he had a customer. Il mean did
it smash things generally, like boss bay
cutter, or did it only glide round quiet like
like geevus goin' fur to nab feller?" The
grocer evidently didn't understand; so the
boy explained: "Why, yer see mister, marin
says your pounds O butter are a-lghtening
all the time and kind O. thought yer know
it must be purity strong lightning and might
do heaps O mischief, yer know" The boy
was round the corner in an instant; the pota-
to that whizzed through the door didn't come
within rod of him.-Boston Transcript.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

y exclaimed:
''0h, am so glad to see you; for l wanted
TO know how long ago the snow was here"
About two or three months ago-but why
do YOU want to know"
81 have been trying to find out, mamma.
If Bessie and / have any months to spare
over her four years DID, for / wanted to see
if we have lived together fifty wholemonths"
"More than fifty, my dear, yes, ffty-one
months last week"
GAL right, mammal one month over won't
make any difference, will it Bessie?"
"Oh, no." said Bessie. Because a month
did not really make any difference to her, if
Dolly thought so. "Now l will tell YOU
mamma, what 1 want you to do. L want
YOU to come TO our golden wedding, because
Bessie and l have lived together fifty months
and a month to spare; and it doesn't make
any difference, does it, dear mamma, if we
haven't lived together fifty years, when we
have loved each other very much2"
The mother smiled upon her darlings, for
their love had always been without shadow
and they might well celebrate their "ffty
months and one to spare" with golden honOrs.
So the mother entered with hearty interest
into the plan, and as she was about to give
Dolly s.arty upon her birthday, she would
call it the celebration of their golden we'd
ding" if they liked, or 'the fifty months and
one to spare'' of their loving life together.
s'It shall be upon your birthday, Dolly
dear, one week from to-day, and mamma
must write the invitations at once, or there
will be no time to prepare the golden pres
ents as is customary on golden weddings"
1.-THE golden presents, mammal What are
they2"
"Why. when there is a golden wedding,
nv dear. there are always golden presents;
and some people L know would like the Gel
ebration more for the sake of the presents
than for the sake Of the love, but hope that
there are really very few of these in the
world"
Il like presents, mamma, and know that
Bessie likes them too; don't you, Bessie2"
''Oh, yes, very much Dolly" and now lit
tie Bessie was very sure that she understood
about everything She said, "Dolls are such
beautiful presents"
'But then you don't expect such big pres
ents as dolls in our golden wedding, Bessie;
you must think more of the love than the
presents because mamma wants us to, know
and you think it mean, don't you, mamma,
for people to be looking for what they shall
get7"
Bessie followed her lead, as usual, and tried
to forget her golden presents in her earnest
love of Dolly. "It's real mean to want dolls,
isn't it, mamma, and love Dolly ever SO
much. Il know you do, you little darling,
replied Dolly, with hug and kiss.
Then mamma was requested to go and
write the invitations; "And please say at the
bottom, Very small presents, if you please,
and a good deal of love- But it isn't really
wrong to like good large presents; only on
our golden wedding wa must love each other
so much that we mustn't want them then"
THAT is all right, my dear, and 1 will put
what you say on the invitations"
Mamma had some plain cards, and she
wrote upon them as follows:
GOLDEN WEDDING.
DOLLY AND Bessie FAULKsER
RECEIVE THEIR FRIENDS
Thursday Afternoon, April l5
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

Alarmingly prevalent is Heart Disease.
Daily deaths by il are reported. We know
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR will cure
it.
Pamphlet on symptoms of Heart Disease
free. Address F. Z. Ingalls,. Concord, N. a.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggists, and Stewart a. Barry, Indianapolis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07
THE HOME

IL IL not doubted that have home In that
place where each has established his hearth and
the sum Of his possessions and fortunes; whence he
will not depart, IL nothing calls him away whence 4
be has departed he to be vandsrer, and II he
returns he ceases to wsnder.-Dehnition from Civil
law.
seTheo stay st home, my hsart, and rest
The bird Is safest in its nest;
Ger all that hatter their wings and ny
A hawk is lowering in the sky;
To stay at home IL best
-Longfellow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

A fair and buxom widow, who had buried
three husbands, recently went with gentle
man, whC, in his younger days had paid her
marked attention, to inspect the graves of
her dear departed. After contemplating
her companion: "Ah, james you might
have been in that row now if you had emily
had y little more courage"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

A private note accompanied each card of
the cbildren's, to explain to the mothers the
popularity of this party; and the mothers
met together in secret TO consult about the
best way to celebrate the great event. 1t
was decided, among other things, that all the
children should be dressed in white with
gold-coIored sashes. Mrs. Faulkner had ex-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07
Child Wit and Wisdom.

If punish you," said mamma to her lit
|girl, "you don't suppose do so for pleas
|, do your" "Then whose pleasure
J for mammal"
\ pretty answer was given by little
itch girl When her class was examined,
replied to the question, "What is pa
bee" "Wait wee, and dinna weary"
Uncle to the collector): 'Isuppose you
bit charge for this little mani" The col
lor Ito child: Chow old are you, little
P" Boy: 81 am FIVE when I'm at home,
three when travelling"
'Pa," said a six year old cherub to his pa
nal ancestor, "when is locomotive like a
ket?" "Give it up, sonny. You tell"
ben it's fired up replied the cherub. He
1 fired out.-Railway Age.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

tiers, and / do not like to call upon her" as
if the daughter belonged to superior order
of beings, and must not soil her hands or ruff
fie her temper with necessary housework.
The mother is the drudge, the daughter is the
fine lady for whom she tolls. No mother
who suffers such state of things as this can
preserve the respect of her daughter, and the
respect Of her daughter no mother can afford
to lose. The result of all this is to form in
the minds of many girls not only distate
for labor, but contempt for it, and pur-
pose to avoid it as long ms they live by some
means or other. There is scarcely one of
these letters which does not mention this as
one of the chief errors in the training of our
girls at the present day. 1t is not universal,
but it is altogether too prevalent. And /
want to say to you, girls, that if you are al
lowing yourself to grow up with such habits
of Incidence and such notions about work,
you are preparing for yourself miserable
future.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

A newly married lady was telling another
how nicely her husband could write, ''Ohl
you should just see some of his love letters, %
Yes, | know was the freezing reply, "Tve
got dozen of 'em in my trunk"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

Lucrative weaknesses and debilitat .ng
humors of females cured by Malt Bitters
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07
GOLDEN WEDDING.
DOLLY AND Bessie FAULKEER
RECEIVE THEIR FRIENDS
Thursday Afternoon, April Is.

Very small presents, if you please,
and q good deal Of love.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07

When old man Snubkins died one week
after his wife had gone over the river, he
asked as special favor that he be buried at
at her head, as, he said, he had been under
her foot ever since he married.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-07
Pleasantries Concerning the Fair Sex.

The Zulus never have any secrets from
their wives. In this country where man
has only one wife it is well-nigh impossible,
and the Zulus average twenty apiece.
The Mayor of one of the Wards of Paris
was encountered head down and detected.
"Only think" he said to a friend, Il have
married twenty fellow-creatures this morn
ingp
When old man Snubkins died one week
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Special Eleetion.

The qualified yO.ers oi school isfricf No. 2Globe. pnal County <. T.Fre hereby notidcd tla. ihe question. Whether a taE shaIl be ieyiesi in said Sch0oi lii>iricZ rai>f the sum isf Sz.e00 to be tt>ed hy tht Trustees therrof lor ihe esrpost of bulk ing aIstl furnishing n school ifeiise a au for said Sehoo District. Will De submitted ie Them al an election % be heid as tte Ssee lith day Q September. A. D.. lsSo. ecsWsen fhe Aotfs Of 40 a. nl. and { D. n.
 JOHN \ ZEN NEEDY
 BE- PASCok aug i4-4t frussees.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Mine for Sale.

The ln6ersiaf aflesi hlsa GOLD BEARING otfAH LEDGE FOR SALE which ae uf e C. sny ane is srine 0 par base. d Q f-lre that cannot ti io li> fiiF iilt1stnicnr- The lafse s <foe7i pft c1ed GkAElIEfE, and sas originally locasel wider .t GfLCa in Globe Mining Distriot frai Couus Arizona Territory For tNfther parfi uizrs can o. tlo al.rssled as. Globe city. CT to C. q. 0J3f ct flcren-e.
 Tie iitie to the above stned mine is CGAR1e- TEED regardless 0i what iEri-pcnskle parties raf cialzh- JANES 2. GERALD
 Aprii 2f. lss9.-tSa
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hcrsbF eifen by the undefs'el cd Administrator oi fle kstrtc oi Cornelius Miner. d+csased. fo fhe rpdif0rs 0f and all pei>0ns hasing rlaiaiS against Che estate or sait tleceastd. fa aexhihil ihni with ihe Beccssary Yaurlers within teH months lio.n the 22nl day D femiler l4I9 last. to lae said Administrator ct tiie office oEju'ils " Ear Slqek. Eel.. ia Globe, fin1l County Territory or Arizona.
 IEANDER Nll.NER Administrator 0f thG Estate oi Cornelius A. Miner doeeased
 Globe. A I, jaiy ii, lS53. July lt-tt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
WarnIne

Tids is f0 notify ail nrrS9ls Chat claim and own au inleleaSihe ofr-fhifd interest in the tiree stseFal r0ppsf lnints reSpce- lively nMned md Known us lhc iilaWai'ia lerd Byf0u and BeSron. which aie sitiaie in Whaf Is known as clifton District Apa- che County. Arizona Torn ofT and about four miles ilnrilieast oi lae l.olEsieiloN tojl- mines or either of them eitlout my appfo- val will 30 Sn at tbeir peril
 August 2. 1{S.
 aug s-twI DAVID H. sN Delk'
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
l,apitan 1Eine.

To ail whom these presents may come creeEls 4on Will fake NtfliNfs That fhc lintersieneilam iec riSht!ai and lhe shove name inine and ihai my fersoa or nersons entering therelpon. worklhe thereon OF exfraciin9 or removing fners- from the ores nr vein maiffr lncreci wifh- out my renserf therefn irsi being had lE Friiing. win o due line be prosecuted 10 the frii extentoffhe lew.
 Globe, pinai County, A. T., snne 1tf 1880. je a-ft
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
To an whom t .nay censsrs.

The card published by my partner Ar Sam. Lowe k false in every particular, a- wid De shown at some future time.
 WN. TWEED. Globe City, Junsz5. 1880. July 3-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Neticel

Notice s hefehg given fhaf Cherk dated 5ulV a0 1880. drawn by 4 G. Lenaon, Sli- ncrintendent iIffr Nurzei Mining tompa- nr fo ny order na F. F keltnfr Globe. A.. r.. for SPA WAS lost hY aie and pafnen. theron SlonDed First lIitcs is niiil and void duoiieale hayire hecn issued to me Instead aI oriEinai Chcck-
 j. E. tLLAHD.
 Late emplofe silver Nugget M 'E Co. aug. lf-2f
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
ForNale

The Central. @ firsl-rlass Heiei. eiribiy sstuairll in fsiobe aad doing thriving hnsis ne<s l. oaefcd tor sale Cor iAe reason that the owners are desiraii- oi re1iofinZ from fhe Territory Ihe fnlidlug contlsns D ronnlS. eleven 1f s'hich are NelI iurnisaea- fIo,l<e and 0urniuire sold together For rarficniars anply at thc BELT niiee.
 3uly ST. i830 july 9i-ti
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Caution Notice.

Noiira is hcraby zifou fhai cn ie 21l iar of nnes t D. 1872 Wm Newman. since dead. to-t.hsr Eits eso W Cnlt and D. c. C1nsca. lcclteu and rss3r1tr ihe "Raiiinn Sieef A,ne s.lHai.1 ln ait n4a;n. Naresrs Camfy A T Therefore ali par ns ,.re uarnld l0t to Purnase 1nr Interest in al slne from any party er parties io-ltilg lns s.ae tii ssiient te s.i date, under Zee name ol tle 'ifh Silver Nugget t.f.3
 Widow e Won Nts1nan. decezsed. Globe krizona April %, lsS5 4s
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
aug l4t
To Whom 1t Hay Concern.

iii persons ciaimIng aa interest, as I,3 owners i'd the SilSer Pony. Ne. l. and Sfi- yer Pony, No. :, Sitllaif in Nislhe DiStFitss Nari,opa county. Territory ef Arizona, al hereby notified tligt EAe undersigned, cit owner in said mineS- has 'l0ae the FequIfP a-Se>sme1i wprS 0ii l<e aforesaid miaies fts' thc rear eighteen hundred end >e7cnfy y-hinf Ih,s. fhertlore, iS to notify delinquent eos owners oi raisi mines. tbaE ii theY shon Iail % pa3 fDeir respcriifr proportions i this notiee. wifhin ninety day aittr9he eA- piIaiion oi feiS notice. as prescribed aY lau. tarn taur Stid Interests ia said mines. ht operation of law. will DeeQioe fhe pc0SerlA ui the subscriber
 FREDERICK HEgTE June i9th. 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
As,easnsen4 Notice
rELFaIa NIsINe coa9ANs

TlzLFAIR MINING Co4PANz
 I.aeation of prireipai place of bosiness. san ifranriSfo. talisornla.
 location of NnrS>. feise AfninH Di slris<. finai Co6nfs, Arizona.
 Notice x hrfeny given. fhai et meet n- of fle 3naYj ol Directors. held on fhl Eighth lSla day ofJpHs ieo m assessluenf NO. g 0l One ii} Gen per share ntl< Iefiei' upon che capital stock df che eogporat or. payable uaae.iiately iu Luitel sLates % roin ia flie Secretary. at tEf office oi iht Company. room Nj. $. 712 Market Strf. Sasi 4anei>eo, Calilorhia.
 Amy stock HPan which tais essfssmepi Shal remain u0paid on fie Sefepteehi ll7fiil day ei fuly lSsi,. Will ta deIileatali ntl advertised Cor sale ot public asictlor ard anle. Haymenf made i7.iore. VIII be S0i9 ou 0.4 fnt fes tsFeft lltnl a14 ir4tn lSSi Go pay tlle delinquent asse<>- nan. l,<efheg with costs ei alrrrtisIag anti exptn>r~ oi sale.
 I}y order of fhe Board nT Direelors.
 J. PEN EEtsl)Sf cerfTlsri Olieesla Market street. Room Ne S Sam fancisco California; e l8s
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
saastahle.a Anle.

3y yiriue Of an exerutioa Issued out of Justice ff. X SwaSes Eturt tilohc pr.'- eInci, gsiIa toFnsbip, County nf l'inal. IFf- rit0ry of trzopa. dated tte h aay oi At- GUST lS8 in | certain atsioa wherein Pal hlng as plaintiD >etilret Judgment against fohn lilies aud Hl4. Eunch. pari- ners. d0in4 ausine<s ider tHe ffnl naIHH s.si style of iiiles < snAe4 on tas 9ih day i3f A titrlSf iSs lave lefied upon IhF following ties1ibesl fepef wlf That certain iof 1l kron1l 9n 1e e1el s'iIe CT 3foad slreef. ll aiote tenft oi ,lilal. Ierrisory nf Arizona. npoe w1iin eiaDae fhaf ccresin eiiole iuiianE recently rfetl- cd lly said deienaantS aud known as dance house and formerly oetlrlfd aud used by s1id llcleadei.s F a4ree noasf in<etoiS wifll ihr said IalIce Aotise eierte4 on sila tot aforea au'l natIfe < ifrthf sitcn tlsf on thc tIl dat of ct3 ftNbtt,. itt af o'clock 2. nl. of ilitf llal In tfoni said praNise in said ipoe lu1ntF or Pi- aa. ai6re- Wil se sil f fisit IIfle and i1t6retf tlf sad litl tean Iiiie and Nu fu1fh. ia Hf lo the taAfe df scrfbe.l ptetff Pn'iile 'ii. lnf sl, Iarllti inent5 fo the liet 4l hr<I bisl- der lo si}iisfF itId excr9tloi I.sal rtsfs.
 Datell aG H 1le f.ie 7fh tT 9f ANg 1850
 Sfsf final t.ountl-
 Bg Hko fpRS ls sheria HHr I+44E
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
,EI.n Grenf Enelish TeIne.ir.

IsA -lailiug cure i1r >erFoiis leblitf eNhtlsi
 e,l vitality. saninsi weak ness SptniaioFrhU Lesr MANHOOD. impetenes Paraly and ali rhe tor rhic e'les of SeitaAuse. gonthfuifllies. and ezce+ sosin nfifurer yeau such as icss ot meiu3fy. i.aS>l- trie. N0nturfal enisslo.a
 aFtfsicitt9 s,ei-ly Dim- nr.< nf t nn s in
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

lhe Read tie tiit4 fluid passing tn h . urine. and iusag other dlseases stat i-ta so i-, alsi dctth
 an HsNE1E Viil agret iol tist I. Npsi.n .i5ftAae for tass oi teif Srd tht tiAi' i'7. TIVE lunder hia fitlcAl afie4 and tfsAi -iit ,.,- o,s or for anrihinf iliure 5r ininr4if c1sd in t. 3H HESTIE treats al rrigafe dlseises .,.cess- f,lis e.ilbenf ,n.ilslrr. f,oneul ltisffass Free. rharoush etardfliian ana ao'ice. n-eii.n- iat,{ f,,-ine s ,4l Price of tlrAa 2EsraFs7isz 3 70 hottie or ionr tilnes the quantity SID 0i scI- t any address apon receipt of price. CT c. i l, sefe f-, sr.-f,rn and r i,r-rste rotse if icsir- tT
 A E. NTfgEE- H- u
 n Ecaneg street.. San francis-o, Cal nn. wENTTE-a Kidney Remedy &e- phrrg1euua- cIircs a sia % i.idnef .ae .i.alsf . .s,nfairfs chn6rshaa Giees Leuc1rrheea. Fors sale h, ail fr,ilcsss tl oo a bottle sy bottles For s7 o nR. NfSEDEss s2audsltnif Hliisare the hsst and ,iieanes pFsfEeflc aRd Bnflors cure r fae ,..sr,sf For salt hg all slri.tsisfs jan l7-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
Masonle

Reguiar communication of White Nom tan i.odee A. Y. & \. N. q. D, meet Thursdays on or sllcceellnE each f alaon. Instruction meeting. every fhiiFs- day eTeuinE af o'cioek Soieufling Brctn- ren in So0sl standing cordially inyifed.
 By order Of the H M
 E.E kELi NEH, aug 7ul Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28

liies ts ea efore pefe1s Elese.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
SaOO Reward.
Notice

haye ip ms cure several GOEh STf' ER kNp COPPER 3IINEs for sale Parsies rom a distance ear rciy lipou ftir and pro apg FaGes for mines and mining ecanons
 J 4F H4~kIN Globe PiEal Co-, Arizona siee5tE
Arizona silver belt., 1880-08-28
NafRee


 I1 the Soiefs of lIts. ,tFn al fF1oee, Fin; County Trlritory of trix9ns.
 Acfiee K bertbf given that 8 peet'oa not less than fiffeen |tsai voters fes Wifhin one nile s4H4r5 of lrfflt8rE tfc ing Ire 1oHiI of fiIolH rs, lnensl;'s ,s pen where the final tfttk at the eA{ pf frnad Streef, lilserseclS me SeitRef heolilry line oi fle eaiI->Ise H0H ? pe~
 >ion the silver Era1nIll'H4 cQinfnt st ti3r fnfer ef fhe fiiase>lse rom SIS eQi7 Horst twtliy-hluf degrees Fe& eAf-af. la.lr ffol, the 4ne polDf. soilN safai} fouf .lfsrees east oiie-tal nille of fat t teF isne with nne-haif u5lie tiiE sltheFs'tiH the ie eentrai line fuHnia@ sf 'feeli p'ss'ii'. hne l0 I4tiutls fa oI A1 ii If4a and oflE eree. NH 'e pfeSeAtee r fiie Ifoara aI supervisors t fpt Nesli5 n Final at ifs nfxt srs>ikn tH tae A.oet ol AEtifSF lS asiing tor ea iaeot' 'flefalif t1e lerrHfff eoefe ns IiaE undf lte ranle a 5ioaes
 A eli<t E. l8
 M F. NhE
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-29
The State Fair,

Our readers will bear in mind that
the Twelfth Annual Fair of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will be held in the city of Columbia
on November 9 to ~. All entries
should be made TO Secretary Hollo-
way, at Columbia, either in person or
by letter by the frs: of November
with view to have proper places as
signed for articles, stalls for horses
and cattle, pens for sheep, goats and
swine, and coops for poultry. An en-
trance fee of So is required on all en-
tries except in the household, needle
and fancy and art departments exhi-
bited by the ladies'. In addition to
tue very liberal premium offered by
the Society, the Board of Trade of
Columbia will supplement the amount
by list of premiums Of $500 to be
paid in gold subject, however, to the
rules and regulations of the Society.
Among the premiums thus offered
we notice premium of $40 each for
the finest boy and gill baby under
twelve months. We hope Orangc5urg
will compete successfully for the $40.
The distinguished orator and states.
man, Hon. d. w. VOORHEES,, United
States Senator from Indiana, is to
deliver the annual address.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-29
Our Work.

The last stage of the campaign is
now reached. by mass meetings and
public speaking the Democracy OF
Orapgcl prg haye been aroused, the
voters have beer excited to tue prop
CT enthusiasm and the party under
the admirable organization Of Capt.
s. Dibble stands a unit all over the
county. This, however, will not car
ry the election or continue democrat
ic rule in Orangeburg and if nothing
more be done, The race so auspcious-
~ begun and suc' cssfully conducted
TO .he present point, will cn'l in a
hopeless defeat on Tuesday. The re-
manning days are pregnant with great
responsibilities anti events to every
democrat in the county and should be
given Up TO quiet and determined in
dividuaf effort. Much ban yet be
done if every Democrat will go to
work and do his full duty TO his par
ty, his country and his family. Let
every sacrifice be made and with an
indomitable courage let every man
Address himself TO the task before
him. Our people should realize the
fact that votes must be carried other
than those pollcd directly by Demo
Gratis. This, and nothing else, should
DC tho work from now until six o clock
on next Tuesday evening. Votes we
must have, and Gun only he had by
earnest anil persistent work on the
part Of every Democrat in the coun.
ty. Let every man vote himself and
determine t0 carry another with him
and tho woik is donc-victory won
ahd democratic rule pcrpetuatcl
This is not impossible, indeed noll
ihg is, to n pc;plc determined to be
free.