The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-09
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secrets Of your mind.
A little wedding cake, now and
then, is relished by all sorts of men.
The new organ for the Methodist
Sunday School has arrived, and gives
satisfaction.
Some Of our young people are talk
ing about organizing reading club.
Not q bad idea.
"Truth is stranger than felton,"
and it takes some people long time
to feel at home with it.
Our gun club got faxed in Charlie
ton. Ditto our base ball club in Cam
den. We omit the score.
But few men can handle hot lamp
chimney and say there is no place
like home at the came time.
An adjourned meeting of the Young
America Steam Fire Engine Company
will be held next Wednesday evening.
external vigilance is the price of
liberty" Watch the movements of
the Radicals and bent them at every
point.
Mr.. c. Mayhem, of Columbia, con-
templates starting a Marble Yard i'm
Orangeburg. We thin!E it will be g
success.
cit requires a man Of good sense
to fall in loye with plain woman"
But any fool can fall in love with q
pretty woman.
We hear of several Of our friends
who are going to the mountains to
"recreate." We nope they will have
a pleasant time.
FARMERS are being blessed with "
cellent seasons and We hope the fears
INDUCED III week ago as to the crops
may be removed.
We regret to learn OF the illness of
Mr.. L. w. Hydrick and hope he may
soon be restored sufficiently to be out
and attending TO business.
"They say" that clerk in one Of
our stores is TO he married soon. LIT
the brave young u,an step to lie front
and we'll promise not to tell.
The Methodist Church is to have u
large eight burner chandelier suspend
ed from the centre Of the ceiling, also
two new lights for the pulpit.
A line in n Welsh poem reaGs /:
"M ganddi ch,oi ga',u anety r,vyrt,,
Pete." We advise Pete to do moth
ing Of the kind. IT wonld be injudi-
cious.
The Empress Of Russia loved cats
and the Car hated 'em, and that was
what caused their cstrangemen'. A
wife ought always to give in on the
Cat question.
Rev. Thomas Phillips, colorcd, died
last week from an attack Of para'y.
sis. Worse men have lived in this
world than this black man, and he
will be loss to his race.
List of consignees for freight un-
called for at South Carolina Railload
July 8: S. j. Brantley. A. r. Phil
lips, j. S. Bclin, +. Rickenbacker,
W. III. Dantzlcr, A. Webster.
The ladies' are specially invited to
witness the game Of base ball next
Tuesday afternoon between the Cam.
den club and the Juniors Of our town.
Seats will be provided for them.
Messrs. julius Meyers and Samuel
Spiegel left for New York on Wednes-
day evening last; the former on a
pleasure trip, but the latter with a
view perhaps of changing his home.
Caleb Glolston, colored man in
the employ Of Mr.. w. M. Sain, was
kicked by horse on Friday evening
last, from the effects of which he
died on The Saturday night following.
The political caul.lrom vii! soon be-
gin to boil vigol ously and the voice
of the politician will be constantly
heard in the land, warning the dear
people TO fee from the wrath to come.
Our fcllow-townsman, Fl. Riggs,
Esq, has in his possession one Of the
first sewing machines ever made. II
vas bought thirty years ago, costing
1925, and has been doing gooL SER
vice ever since.
DR.. Wallace Bland, of Edgefield,
who was shot sometime ago in q per-
sonal difficulty in that town died last
Monday. He was buried by the