The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-01

Read the history Of Branchville Oh
our first page.
The Greenbackers have nominated
q full State ticket.
Song Of the clerk, "Can you change
five dollar bill ?"
If you want to get fresh crackers oi
any sort always call at Jos. Eros.
Mr.. j. w. Moseley is in his new
stables with his splendid stock OF
horses. e
The nights are growing louger and
the days shorter rs cold weather ap-
proaches.
For really good segar or segar
holder, pipes, smokers articles call
at Jos. Eros. .
For fresh canned goods, potte(l
meats, jellies, raisons, currants, cit
rons, dates 60 10 Jos. Eros.
The base ball fever appears to be
dying out around here. The boys
are too busy now to think about it.
Now is the time to get nice suit
OF clothing a. Henry Kohn's, his
stock being replete with all the novel
tics.
Cigars and tobacco Of all qualities
and prices by The box or by small
quantities for sale low down at J. l.
Sorrentrue.
Genuine goshen butter ut so cents
per pound, and choice hams at 10
cents per pouii,I 81 j. l. Sorrcntrue.
Give him call.
Where else can you get nicer ap-
pies, oranges, nuts of, all sorts, cab
bagcs, onions, potatoes than at Jos.
Eros fruit store.
The South Carolina College OF Ag.
riculture and Mechanics will br open.
ed on the 9th Of October for The re-
ception of students.
Lost q week or two ago an ebony
and gold pen and peucll. The Under
will be rewarded by returning it to
Rev. O. A. Darby.
We saw two boys on Russell street
on lust Wednesday night so drunk
that they could scarcely navigate.
Who is responsible?
The supply of White Machines
have arrived at Henry Kolln's, and
purchasers will not be delayed if or
ders are placed early.
Those Of our suhscr bcrs who prom
ised 10 settle for their paper rs soon
as cotton came in arc now requested
TO fulfill their promises.
Friend banners doors arc thrown
open and Il large stock OF goods is
awaiting public inspection. lie is in
the east store Of the Way block.
We understand that =. G. Gerlacl,
is distributing Garfield and Arthur
literature over Tue county. After the
October elections this will he useless.
Magnificent lines of dress goods in
all the prevailing shades, with satins,
brocudes, velvets and fringcs to
match, are displayed at Henry Kohn's
Bazaar.
The regular monthly meeting ol
the Woman's Missionary Society oI
Orangeburg Station will be held in
St. Paul's Church this afternoon at
5 o'clock.
Some Of our exchanges are advis
ing the farmers TO hold their cotton
until next spring. 1t mny pay them
to do so, but we would not venture
to advise holding it.
Walker, the irreprcssiblc champion
grocer Of Orangcburg, invites the
public to call and examine his goods
and prices. See his advertisement in
another column.
Last Friday nights work Of the
Young America Steam Fire Engine
Company ought to convince every
croakcr in town that the money paid
for "Uncle joe is we'll invested.
We are sorry to hear Of the illness
Of Mrs. A. G. Dibhle and Mrs. II. II
Malone, and hope that skillful treat
mcnt and the tender care of lovct
ones may restore Them to health.
It is reported that mir. Abiai La
throp and ID. A. Straker are aspirants
for the nomination Of Solicitor Of this
Circuit on the Republican ticket
They will both be elccted-to stay a,
home.
Ready for inspection at Jos. Eros
the largest and most varied assort