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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

CoasIoxKns PEI HrEANsulr DAKo-
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borne. Boyd d Poncln, B B h06S5. @
p Stone. Crawford q dittioetou,
Chong We. ] 3 CsaeeeesD Pealson.
Eagle Mill On. r .0osch. Frausathsl
Bros. Flynn & Apderson, F w Barker.
GA Kelloge. udnth Davies. H &
Lazy. H Uhlfss0es. II McAlesr 4 Co,
= RsloaAs. Xix Wallace. Jones 4 Ne
Comb, p A Jsnnipgs% j Levy. } q.
Jno Nation. ] b Henry. J p Cemsrfosd,
J Lsngstou. ] Sullivan. Kelly &
Young, Kellogg 4 Snyder, L Reinig,
d LIN Starr. L6 r i 12seksns4 L G
Harmon. r Q lGil,x i = 4o1dQeks. N
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0sasoA j. 0oAvsbaahsc sDfes = Go.
Siorah q Co. 8 Baxter 4 Co, 6tsvark
= Eeersol. 6tetsop d Pest, Sisters u
Myoond. rS h dlenond. r Ciancy. y
Schmidt. Waddsll Z Nilss, r " wuss.
bod. W 4ontgoussy. We Choag. "
n NsmpAfsy. VAN AACs4p6eh. Wen
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cawtosd. Wells. FefIo = c.
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Ed. lxTkLLLoxzcsR:-Knowing yoss
paper to b ~ inpsetsst jsarnal. !
take the liberty Of sskisg for . hear
ing through its wide spread circulation.
It 10 industriously circulated absat
thai I d. not bsllsSs u God. Now
any one OF The two hundred people
that heard my lecture knew that The
whole discourse went to prove that
there 10 Cod; but this God 10 one
that man cannot control only by what
Be can make his fellow man believe,
sed not in the fact - HE vorks 10
on without conssltiae The will Of nss.
Il na1aers not Vhok men may write or
speak He laws operate the same. This
I call the spirit god. The power Of
man. the nan ged Oh that men -
day could ses that il does not noceesa.
rily Offend the spirit god If they b.
come offended The sun III intelligence
has risen and its rays will grow bright.
Or and brighter t. the thought OF the
world. 7. ?. FREExAs.
esattle. Feb. -. 1850.
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ANornER SCIENTIFIC rnxunPs.

We we're shown yesterday . remark
ably 6oe art work (CAsf Dsssrs Uart)
fublishea hT Gour;l Z Cs Of Paris.
II certainly carriss OF the palm above
oil other works Of similar nature. Il
10 illustrated By the mos. recent and
marvellous discovery that the msrch Ct
ssissss hos yst revealed, the Photogrs-
vure process; N invention that will
rsvolutionizs the art Of steel engrav-
ing. The work 10 being Published By
Goupil L Co. for she sole purposs o.
advertising this new discovery they
having paid the invsstor The snug sum
d s4o0. 900 Tor the right 70 produce
sngraviocs BY this process. 0sbbis :
Barrie Of Philadelphia are The Asesi.
can seeuts for this work. They already
claim fvs it . lssesr circulation than
Vas ever attained by any other work
psblishsd in the United States. The
Photogravurs engrsvings are Of course
the chief festurs Of tho work, bat the
initial cut pienss and letter press are
10 every Ny superior 70 anything that
We have ever bad the pleasure Of r.
viewing heretofore. The agent Tor this
work 10 W 3 Pyothess. who 10 some chat
Of an artist himself. and il therefore
we'll qsslsHed 70 hAsdls 20 artistic
work. The following is an exs:sct from
the PhilAdslphiA Lsdgsr. entitled !" 4
Revolutio" in Steel Plate EoyrAving:'
"Tbs march Of science il taking such
rapid strides that We fAil to be surpsised
1t any result sttsiDe1. The last decade
has bees wonderfully prolific in great
invensie0s, some Vt which srs truly
narvelloaA But the most impostsnt
invention ID its effect upon the artistic
world 10 undoa btedly the psseess known
- the Photogrsvure. BY this sxtraor.
binary invention steel plate engraving
10 produced com bining the fldsliGy Of
the photograph with all the closrness
and durability OF the steel plate en-
growing, and is further enhanced Oh
account of the lights and shades being
perfect, which 10 % seldom the case
With the ordinary photograph. The
French engraving firm. Goupil b Co..
ere now issuing fine art work for tho
purpose Of advertising this great and
valuable discovery. The work IL being
published in four different languages.
The house Of Gebbie / Barrie Of this
city are the agents for tho American
edition. The general Yet-ur Of this
work il lAs sbsad Of any publication
that We hI1s ever seen. The work will
b publishsd in ssrisl form. and il will
no doubt BE- largely pstronised BY peo-
plo Of 0sthetic tastes"
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Allow scsid to advance in your sys-
TEN and thus encourage moro ssrious
maladies. suob - Pnsumonia, Hsnorr.
hages snd Lung troubles when On i'm
mediats relief can b 70 readily attain
Cd. Bosehess Gerssn Syrup he gained
the largest sale y the world Tor The
euro of Coughs. Col1s and the severssa
Lung Diseases. Its Dr.. Boschss's 70.
mou. Gcrma" prescription. and 10 pre-.
pared with the greatest care. and no
fear need b entertained in sdministor.
ing il to the youngest child, % per di>
rections. Tho sale Of this mediciue II
unprecedented Since 6rst introduced
there has been constant increasing de.
mand aud without single report Of .
failure 70 do its work in any casos. Ask
your druggist - tn the truth Of these
remarks. lAsge size Is cents. Try il
aud b consf1Ced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

FDoA 0AH-1hARelssO.--Vhs sasAn-
q ship ,pps..lass. .osps oriM.A.. vhisa
sailsd te0s0as xtsosisuuea - 1oth,
arrived here last evening. after .
pleasant run asd the ussal stops ct
Victoria and Pert Townsend. On the
Ney - he taaQsds - 0esiWsMdss
and City Of Chester boGA bound dowY
0ee neOOae aessaty pa0eaeers to tho
sound. list Of which hes already %
poaesd.to tAsss esjaouA sateseite1 By
Telegraph. After landing passenger
ssd discharging freight hsrs. dariag
: ~ night. ths OAkoeA went ~ The
$3.50 She viii lssvs osatsle . her
Sssarn 70 San Frsnctseo IT ssn esrly
1eeF % &agdey nakAiak III. :
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Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1880


Mrs. Mspellc's card will be Of int rect
10 the ladies OF Seattle, and will ,.s
found in another column. .
Mr. Cyrus Thompson. the Tobacco
grower Of Skasit. 10 IN this city and
will remain until tomorrow. These
interested 10 the produstioo Of tbs
vsed vii do we'll - see him while
here. sk
Mrs e Winsor, Of this city. wants
situstion ia some private family. She
hes had ample experience. and can give
satisfaction il any ose can. Word may
b left st this oaice BY thoe wanting
such help
Marx Mcdonald, the Ban Francisco
broker, has gone 70 Washington. 70
endesvor to effect . sale to the Gov
eminent Of the GOO miles OF private
telegraph lines connecting Winnemuscs.
Nevada. with Wslls Wslla. w. T.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Andsr-
son.. In Trinity Church syaalerdsy. was
the occasios Tor ths sG6boc,y of bouss
more than full Of sorrow-stricken rels.
tivcs md friends. there to pay the last
token Of respect - the memory Of the
departed one.
Messrs Jones j. McComb. having
used up oil their, sacks, in SLING . very
lareB esd6 for Aots,, Wee1 enmptied to
shut the mill down yesterday They
have large stock Of sacks on the
Dakota. and hence will soon Be we'll
applied. ~ hs5t
At . caucns composed Of nineteen
Republican members OF the last Ter
siestial Lsgislatuss. GAen q Olympi.
In the carly part Oft session. choice
for President was expressed BY written
ballots. Two votes were found, on
counting up. to be in favor OF John
Sherman. and seventeen in favor Of
james G Blaine.
MyR ~ Creswell has cemplstsd one
N I've pep md int maps u The Bksgit
river and its Tributaries, including tho
gold diggings on Ruby. Canyon. Gran.
lie snd Panther Greeks. with location
Of the principal mines. the towns. bars,
10. NJ G. %. very observing so6 pains.
t.kisg. snd his effort n this direction
ID the best enc yet made Of sths upper
Skagit. country.
NJ. Pfothefo viii today cAu .upon
soae lsadisg oitissss Tor the purpose Of
securing their Subscriptions 70 the
magnificent art work represented BY
hin. "A thing Of beauty" IL said to
b - Joy forever" aud 90 We fancy il
wili u with th0ss whose house here
sltesa 80 furnished with tbs Splendid
book Chef Deuors bort. It has been
. long time since 90 much elegance in
book shape has heen offered our PEG, 10
1t 30 astonishioely low . price.
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0HBaxA4 HYDE E Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. A1so agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Orgsns. For 0hsea
Music and Drsss Instfumsnts, address
SHxRxAx. HYDE + Co..
aug3ldswiy M Freneissa
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COLRAX AND IT'S RAILROAD
WANTS.

A correspondent Of tn. Palouss Ga.
sssts thus sritss Of CuliAx sniits wAnts
in shs matter u railroad:
Now. . great deal has been said
about Colfax bsing inaccessible Tor .
railroad. . crack lshs groand. and NO
way 70 got out. This s9ua IL IN ssash:
in the 6rst place . line for . railroad
has ALREADY been surveyed to the city
and proved 10 be . pfaetiosble route,
with light srrde. snd 70 far q eet.
ting out 10 concerned. there 70 ~ din.
Guilty swbstsver. II they desire to 70
to the Moscow ceuntry they could run
up Spring Flat o. South RAlouse; IL
they desire to 70 north it wosld b IN
easy grade 70 run mp the Paleuse eight
niles. and thsn-up Silver Creek north
toFarninston o. any polpt North. So
you see the idsA generally advocated
that railroad cannot b Constructed
in end. ont OF Colfsx 10 . humbuR. And
Twill NOW ~ thst there is not ques-
ton Of doubt but that il the o. Il. &
N. Co.. sr some other company. does
not construct . road TO Colfax ths
people Of Whitman county will. Il 10
the 'inteeA g the people a Whitman
county b tsp The N. r. r. r.. for that
road will be built direct 70 the Sound
and give 10 direct outlet 70 the ssa.
which 10 exactly What We want. Il 10
see - our best ietsre = 70 70 to Port.
lan1. foe whore ere vs when We get to
Pertlssdfa MI ~ q The seaboard?
No. Il will Gust more money b. carry
our freight ever the Colsmbis bar than
il will cost to take il from our fields 10
Puget SQUAD, when Ne ere in the
market 81 the world. We want . road
70 carry out our grain and bring back
eoal. lsmber and 6sh. We afe. asd
sbeal0 =. tdbaai1ed withtAe Acksra
part Of our Territory and not Portland.
A route to tap the N. p. r. R.. from
Collax. down the Palouse Q few Diles,
then down Rebel E1At. crossing The
Pslouss near the falls. then down
Washlusna eauyoa 10 tap ths X z. r.
r.. il Practicable route. add that Il tho
road We want and must have. Nov. I
will sAx.to,Av ftipnd. whe calls Coliax
: crack hill slOu1d. Tia. have no
doubt he would like to have cravlsA
intp ~ cvask dusink To recent. stesm
fer ~ hap not heen heard a. si.oe, and
y 10 qAit4 slkkely he hae heen Wa1ted
away % OGyass wisds 10 . better
cline. but IL he 10 ever heard Of again
! should like n hAve hin eomraro the
e6Sot OF tho late stoem at Colfax With
Other oilioe Il tho eoouesy. Not Q 6ol-
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Handy Vol. Ed. Bible, II Vols. full Mo-
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Stoddart's Choice Music, Instrumental,
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ehakspears Byron, Burns, nalton Moore, Scott, Pope.
Wordsworth, and Mrs. Hemane's Complete Poettcal
Works. Ia large royal otavo Voiume Library style, with
steel engvavn&s, only % each.
aeaulay histories England
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htel1e Hhl1ng Seattle. Wash.
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The dt6efs6ce bsevoed : wouan and
- umhsollA b thas there 80 timss
vhss ose eAa shat Up . 1nbssllA.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

TINS Doe eLCScg sAl1 THE BEST
BEER. you will always end .: The
Conoordis Hall. 6h Mill street. not
only the bet u ahooe mals, ~ also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Bses.
Also imported bser in quart o. plat
bottles. Boiled han asd all kieds u
cold lunohos g order. ,s = : tss.sx 6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-25

NieheIs's lacAiftbls lnlseslea,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently every 0Ass~ OF Describes,
elect Ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. II directions sre followed.
internal nedacies ~ jsSSpnenaed q
necessary. A cure e1arantssd OF money
refunded. For ssls By Cen. ". Harris {
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists, s.
attic. ". +. ol6dAWou !
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

OFF FOR HENDERsoNvnLE.-
learn that a shooting team, consisting
of Dr.. M. G. Salley, Messrs. J. A. 4
ID. j. Salley, =. G.. Cannon, and Mr..
N. II. Bull have gone to Henderson
.Tille to shoot for the championship Of
the South. We expect to hear an en-
.cellent report from these gentlemen
and would not be surpri cd if they
make tie highest score. NJ essrs.
Dan +. Smoak and T. NJ. Rayaor &C
companicd them.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

MADE HER OWN Every
hody is familiar with the n,mc Of
Swift & Courtncy, in connection with
matches. Mr.. Conr!nay's daughter,
Laura, seems to have inherited her
fathers tendency 20 make those urtlc
les, hut will hardly find hers SO pro-
iitahle. She recently ran away from
her home in Wilmington, Delaware,
with hired man. Her father has
offered reward of $4,000 for infor-
nation regarding her.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30
NINETY. Six, S. c.. April IA. 1879

NINETr-Slx, S. c., April ii, 1870
DR.. l.. L. llill.-I have been suffer
ing from indigestion and dyspepsia
for some time; had no appetite, and
was very restless ut night. / pur.
chased botllc Of your Hepatic Pan
acea. and was surprised how rapidly
| improved after taking few doses.
| used one bottle, and. now.I res,
well at night and have n good appc.
tite. Is. j.: Spratt. For sale by S.
a. Reeves.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

REUNroN.-Wc understand there
will be reunion Of the students, cx-
students and friends of Newbcrry
College at Trinity Church OH Friday,
August 13, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
which time and place several address
cs on education and other Subjects
will be delivered. President Holland
and Professor Rain, Of the college,
arc expected tc be present. The eve
mig will be devoted 10 the interests
OF the large and lourishing Sunday
School of the church. All friends of
the cause arc earnestly envitcd to be
present.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

Don't Forget IT.-Some time ago
we remarked that bridge would he
put up cross the Railroad opposite
the Five Notch road by Section
Master j. G. McKewn for the con-
yenence Of our citizen in the Eastern
portion of the town. The work is
not yet done, but we presume will be,
just as soon as Mr. McKewn can give
his attention to the matter. lie is
not man to fail or disappoint in an
Improvement OF this kind.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

PIcNlC.-Quite a credi!able Sun
day School picnic was held at Bethle
hem Church in the Fork some two
weeks ago; and the children are dis
appointed that no account of the mat
ter appeared in the DEMOCRAT. Our
friends are to blame for this. We
knew nothing of it until too late to
make q note,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-A colorcd girl,
about fourteen years Of age, while
sitting between the ends of the cross
ties on the Railroad was knocked of
by the outgoing train on Monday
morning last and had her arm badly
crushed. The hands on the Engine
did not discover the girl until it was
too late to stop the train. The girl
was IN idiot.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30
j. DEE ANDREWS

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
w Sens of Orangeburg that he has In
charge the stock and fixtures of Il. j.
King, ut Wallace Cannon's old stand,
Main street, where lie will be glad to serve
his friends and the public with anything
in his line of trade. Everything fresh
and pure and guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. a full line OF goods kept constantly
on hand. Born and raised in Orange
burg, hope to receive Il liberal share of
tic patronage Of my fellow citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

JEs So.-Thc decline and fall Of
the shirt collari is the leading event OF
these days. In the morning the col
lar may be as spotless as the record OF
each mans favorite candidate, as
shapely as civil service plank in a
platform and as tall rs campaign
lie, but before night it is sure to be as
dirty as anything but the town streets
as shapcless as any Of the late amen-
ted booms, and as depressed as the
hopes of Republicans who have been
searching for mud to throw ut Han.
cock.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

ger Trans Oh this road Will run aS fol-
lows: (till further orders.)
GREENVILLE EXPRESS TRAIN.
GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia..............."..*4 Is D IN
.....................t2 10 p III
Arrive mt Camden. 45 D III
Leave OrangeburS .........."......G 05 p m
=" ...............t4 10 p III
Arrive at Charleston ...............*9 90 p IN
g ..."............t7 80 p m
"Daily except Sundays. tSundays only.
GOING WEST.
Leave Charleston at.................5 45 n M
Leave Orangeburg at...........S 40 n III
Leave Camden at......................7 90 q M
Arrive at Columbia .............. 10 80 d IN
Way Freight and Passenger Trains.
GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia. IS 40 Il m
Arrive ut dcn...................l2C co m
Leave crcmB I1iry ......... 10 Us n n,
Arrive at Charleston.................2 2 90 u
AuSusta...................3 % p IN
GOING WEST.
Leave Charleston o 90 n n,
Leave Augusta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 q III
Arrive at Columbia. IS 81 D m
Passengers leaving Columbia or
cars ut Branchvill0to reach Charleston
ut OO p Ill or Columbia Mt 8 81 p m.
Night Express Train.
GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia. bia.......,........%9 20 u m
Leave OrnngcDurg. urg.................. II :}2n III
Arrive ut Augusta. z 50a III
Arrive ut Charleston ..............G e 20 Il III
Passengers taking this train will have
10 Change cars at Branchvillc to reach
Charleston .G.20 q. m, if not in sleep.
or. Regular Accommodation train will
arrive 1t 90 & M.
GOING WEST.
Leave Clarleston............. o. d M
Leave ta........................,71 z 10 y IN
Leave Orlngeburg........ 45 n M
Arrive ut umbin................... 6 lOa m
New Hoik Express.
GOING EAST.
Leave Oranscburg... IS Al NJ
GOING WEST.
Arrive at Orangcburg. 1857 m
The Greenvillc Express and Night Ex-
press viii run daily. All other trains
run DAILY except Sundays. Sleeping
Cars are attached to Night Express.
Berths only 81 90 to Charleston or Au-
= "St.'' ! HCsC tialuS make connections
ut Charleston with New York and Haiti.
more Steamers on Wednesdays and Sat
mrdays, also with Florida Steamers OH
Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Night
express make connections with a N
train on S & G Railroad for Saynnuh and
Florida points. Connections made by
ether trains at Augusta with trains from
and to that point, also with all trains
from and to Charleston.
The train leaving Columbia at 8 aOp
M and arriving at 9 10 M makes close
connections ut kingsville with the New
York Dxpress Trains, to which is ot-
tached Pullman Sleeping Car, running
through between Augusta and New
York without change.
On Saturday and Sundays, round trip
tickets are sold to and from all stations
at one lirst-c!ass fare for the round trip
Soou till Monday noon to return,
ID. G. ALLEN,
Gen. Pass. and Il. Agt.
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Snpt.
G. PosTELL, Ast Orangeburg.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

NoTIcE.-Delcgatcs to the Demo.
cratic Congressional Convention of
the second Congressional District and
to the Judicial convention Of the first
Judicial District, will bear in mind
that these conventions are appointed
to re held on Tuesday next August 3,
1880, at iiibernian Hall, in The City
Of Charleston, at | o'clock A. M.
and ! O'clock, p. NJ, respectively.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

EDGErIELD Co., S. c., April 8.
1S79.-Dr. l.. II. Hill 81 his cerlilies
that have used your Hcpatic
Panacca, for diseases of Liver and
Dyspepsia. ] can safely say that it
has benefited me more than any
other midicinc | have ever taken. t..
J.. Addison. For sale by S. A.
Reeves.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

IMrRovING.-We learn from a
friend. that Mr.. j. w. Moseley, our
worthy Mayor, is now at Glenn
Springs Eand we'll pleased with the
place. Ho feels better and stronger
that for months before, and will re-
main there to give the water fair
test. Wo do hope Mr.. Moselcy will
realize his most sanguinc expectation
and he able 10 return TO his family
completely restored TO health.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

Hor.-There was quite pleasant
hop at tho residence Of Mr.. Meyer
last Wednesday evening. Quite a
number of young folks attended, and
enjoyed the mazy dance until the wee
sma' hours.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

WHAT Is lT?-NIr. G.. II. Cornclson
is hauling large Steam Engine from
the depot to his new brick building
which willsoo be put in position to
drive something, but nobody, except
himself, knows exactly what. With
his energy and enterprise, it will no,
surprise us if the hum Of the spindle
be heard in Orangebure in less than
a month. Success TO the enterprise.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

IHE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Ac-
cording to the call of tho County
Chairman, Hon. Samuel Dibblc, the
Democratic Executive Committee Of
our county met on Saturday last at l
o'clock, a. NJ, in Sheridan's school
room TO organize and enter upon the
duties Of the present campaign.
After being called to order by Mr..
Dibble, the Committee proceeded to
elect two Vicc-Presidents and u Sec
rotary, which resulted in the selection
OF the following gentlemcn: Capt. +.
M. Wannamaker, First Vice-Prcsi
dent; Dr.. 0. Ii. OFT, Second Vice
President and j. l.. Hcidtman, Sec
.tary.
Gen. james +. liar was admitted
rs an eX-otllcio member Of the Com
mittee.
1t was thought best for the proper
conduct of the campaign to elect
subcommittee to whom should be en-
trusted all matters that will require
action at such times when the entire
committee could not assemble. Ac-
cordingly the following gentlemen
constitute the subcommittee Gen. ].
+. 1zlar, Capt. +. NJ. Wannamaker,
Dr.,O. II. OF, DR.. 0. N. Bowman
and Capt. j. w. Sellers.
The County Nominating Convcn-
ton was called for the fourth Wed.
ncsday, the 25th, Of August next.
Other proceeding of the Committee
we have been unable TO obtain for
publication, but from what we have
gathered the campaign is now fairly
opened ard the members, feeling the
responsibility of their position, will
make every effort to carry it to q sue
ccssful end. Capt. Dibblc is the
right man in the right place and,
thoroughly imbued with the spirit
of a leader, will devote his time and
talents to the SUCCESS of a cause in
which he is 80 completely enlisted.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-30

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