The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23

Buttericks' Fashions for May are
ready at Henry Kohns.
The Hon. Nj. p. O'Connor will &C.
cept our thanks for late fayors.
SO barrels fancy family -four for
sale below the market at Kortiohn's.
Oranseburg Lodge, knights OF
Honor, meets next Monday evening.
Twenty njckle alarm clocks just in
at Kortjohn's. Call early and secure
one.
The Y. Nj. G. A. has in contcm-
plation dime reading for week after
next.
Read the proceedings Of tho Con-
garee Democratic Club published on
our first page.
Court will convene on 81 May
proximo with Judge Thomas Thom-
son presiding.
Keep your nails paired, and keep
paired yourself. Single blcsscdncss
is an empty mockcry.
MI. S. r. Mellichamp has been
nominated by the Congarec Demo
cratic Club for County Chairman.
Clothing for Summer wear in Blue
Flanncls, Cassimcrs, Chcviots, and
Linens, New Styles at Henry Kohns.
We heard two young ladies plot
ting against the peace and happiness
of an old bachelor friend of ours the
other evening.
At q printers festival the follow
ing toast was offered "Woman-se-
cond only TO the press in the dissent
nation Of the news"
The finest selection and newest
styles Of laces and childrcn's hosiery
at kortjohn. Also a new and ;mprov-
ed style Of corset at 80 cents.
There will be AZ extra communica-
ton Of Eureka Chapter, No. 13, r..
A.. NJ, this evening at eight
O'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Our colemporary, the Times, has
come out in new dress. We arc
pleased to note this evidence Of pros
perity on the part Of our ncghhor.
The Philadelphia Neacs has found
a ''retired" business man who asserts
that advertising is Il humbug. 1t was
this opinion doubtless that retired
him.
Two long trains, crowded with en-
cursionists, passed our depot for
Charleston on Tuesday last, and each
day since has added hundreds TO the
number:
Parasols, umbrellas, white cravats,
bows, scarfs. and silk handkel chiefs
cheap at kortjohn's. Also, gents
white shirts of fine quality at SO, G5
and rs cents.
Excellent seasons for cotton plant.
ing prevail now and our farmers are
making the best use Of them possible
by putting the seed in the ground
rapidly but carefully.
Kortjohn is selling embroidery and
laces AT 8, 5, G, s, 10 and II cents
per yard. Also, ladies' Balbuggan
hose at 10 cents per pair. Now is the
time TO secure bargains.
How foolish for artists TO represent
Cupid rs the god of love, when we all
know that all old bag full Of money
has more influence than forty Cupids
crowded mp together.
A popular Columbia young lady,
who has been spending several weeks
with relatives in our town. returns
home tomorrow, and we know Il
young man that is powerful sorry.
A Boston paper thinks there ought
to be law i'll this country to compel
every girl who is engaged to wear q
red bow at her throat. That wouldn't
do bit of good. Every girl would
wear one.
The ladies of this county will guar
antee as TO the superiority Of Town
Talk Baking Powder over all others
and 100 per cent. cheaper get it pure
and fresh from the agent, c. D. Kort-
john.
The Republicans Of this voting
precinct will meet to-day at the
schoolbousc in rear OF the colorcd
Methodist church to elect delegates
to the County Convention, which con-
vcncs tomorrow at the same place.
Girls, put in your bids. Wives are
being looked for by the royal blood
of EurT,ro Cor Dr;nno WIN. -, of D,,,s