The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-19

Three pound cans Of pic peaches at
20 cents at Jos. Eros store.
Atmore's h1ince Meat and Apple
Butter by the pound at JOS. Eros. /.
Our Office was visited on Tuesday
last by two charming young ladies.
Exhibition and Bale of crackers and
cakes Of all kinds at Jos. EIos con.
fectioncry.
To get a genuine Havana filed
five cent segar call ut JOS. Eros es-
tablishmcnt.
jim Browns little boy, colored, or
Wednesday last, cut his finger of
with oat an cuttcra
WE learn that the sowing of oats
this fall promises TO be as large as
that of any previous year.
Rev. L. f. Query will conduct the
services in the Episcopal Church on
next Sunday at the usual hour.
Rain, cold and a little sunshine
have hecn the prevailing characters.
tics of the weather during the present
week.
The rain, on Sunday last kept
church gocrs at home and greatly in.
lcrfered with the appointed service Of
the day.
Cigars and tobacco of all qualities
and prices by The box or by small
quantities for sale low down at J. |.
Sorrcntrue.
Genuine goshen butter ut 50 cents
per pound, and choice hams at 10
cents per pound at j. l. Sorrcnlrue.
Give him call.
Now is the time 10 subscribe, and
when you do SO subscribe for year
and it will expire next year when you
have money to renew.
DR.. a. S. Sallcy has gone on visit
10 Texas to see his son. We wish
him pleasant visit and safe return
TO his family and friends.
Members Of the Knights of Honor
are requested to call at the Reporters
place Of business and correct irl eIu-
iariticS in making out policies.
THERE was heavy frost on Tues
day morning last which, on the tops
OF. houses, had the appearance Of snow,
and WAS indeed q splendid introduce
tiOn Of old winter.
II is worth the trouble TO 60 and
see the largest display Of fine can
dies, the choicest cream bon-bons,
just up in boxes OF IA pound and up,
at jos. Eros confectionery.
The Tax-books were closed on
Mondayilast and the penalty OF 80 per
cent will now attach. Delinuucnls
had better come toward before The adj
cost of execution and levy is
put on.
TIE thanks Of the Board of mana
gers OF this precinct arc rendered
MIR. L. w. Alborgotti for pies furnish
ed them on the day of election. The
gift was timely and Appreciated by
the Board.
CDR. Tanners experiment" says
the Saunton Gazette, sis not new.
1t has been tried hundreds Of times
by the gulliblo edi.or who wishes to
publish four.pago paper in one.
page town."
United States Commissioner Abial
Lathrop took tue Rookhardt ballot
box with him to Columbia last Tues
day. He seems determined to see
that box through if it takes him till
The next election.
PUBLIC schools will be opened
throughout the County on Monday
next. 1t is hoped the best teachers
will be employed and The present
scholastic year Will be the most sue
cessful and fruitful in its results.
Mr.. Geo. Vose is preparing to open
a stock of General Merchandize at
DR.. Wannamaker's new brick store.
This is another sign Of increased
trade and progress for Orsngeburg.
We wish him SUCCESS in this new ven
ture.
Geo. Bolvcr has been in Columbia
during the week-we suppose on bnsi
ness connected with the Clerks Office.
The decision OF the State Board how
ever, settles the matter and Bolvcr
mus, get ont and Joe Robinson get
in.