Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-08-04
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LII. .DuKeS lS ScOnSlqeraDly I'M
proving the Barton building
Mr.. B. Frank Slater got in a
fine lot Of buggics on Tuesday.
Mr.. DE. Hydrick is back from
Vanderbilt looking we'll and hearty.
The medicine man and the UNI
brella man have both left town.
Mr.. Nelson Brunson will com
mence soon TO clerk for Mr. Geo. Vese.
They, have been feeding the Pres
ident on mare milk. What,next2 4
Mr.. A: b. Walkers building by
Mr.. Briggman's IS a'setting along fine
~.
Mr.. Cornelsou was obliged to
haul water from the river last week
for his factory.
Mr.. J. G. Postcll has bought out
Mr.. w. N. Sain and will now run a
live hauling business.
-Drummers come to Orangeburg
and 60 Off With long faces. Cause,
slow sales.
DIR. Sherrod Reeves is now selling
out splendid lot of Tobacco at the
cheapest rate. .---@.,..
Mr.. G. 2. Brunson had another
turn Of sickness this week. What's
the matter Charlie2
Rev. T. Nj. Gaiphin, Of the .Bap
tist church, returns from his preach
ing tourin the county this week.
The Institute for white teachers
opened in Greenville OH Tuesday un-
der aattering auspices.
We learn that little daughter
of Mr.. G. w. Brunson is quite sick,
but hope for her speedy recovery.
Rev. w. H. Larton and wife Of
Allendale are on visit to their kins-
man, DR.. Salley Of our town.
Thanks to Mr.. A. w. Jourdain
for a supply Of delicious grapes for
the TINES force on Tuesday.
Bishop Howe preached most
excellent sermon on Sunday Oh the
"Christitin Life"
"A goodiy number Of the teachers
ofOrangcburg will be ut the Green
vile Institute.
"A string bnnd has been organ
lied in our town which will bea pub.
lie benefit
Mr.. 4 CDihble has been Appointed
by the Grand Division dele gates to
the State Prohibition Convention.
a very good shower of rain fell
in Orangehurg and vicinity on Mon
day, put not enough to do much good.
--Salc~day passed off quietly, the
crowd in town being much smaller
than usual.
Cattle Creek Camp Meeting com
,nences tomorrow sAHe expect there
viii be large turnout Oh Sunday.
Timely repairs have been made
on the lane lcadin from Rus
sell street past the TINES office.
The Post Office is moved across
the way to the building on the Bap-
tist Church lot.
Mr.. Pike is about to commence
considerable improvements in tue
rear Of his store for his growing busi
hess. ! -
We regret to hear Of the fitness.
.of daughter, Of Rev. Manning
Brown, and hope that she will soon
be restored to health.
MFR. A. C. Dibblc has beeaib hen.
ored by the appointment as. Grand
Scribe Of the order Of the. Sons Of
Temperance Of the State.
-Greenville is popular place for
big meetings; and justly so. It's
bracing atmosphere and hospitnble
citizens are sources Of attraction
--Mr. l.. H. Wannamnker is spent
ing 'tiwe Ia .Greenville. May he
return invigorated by mountain
air. =:
Mr. Henry Kohnns Started North
last night to buy goods, and his fam
~, at the same time, to spend a time
in Georgia.
The ~Episcopai~ Church of our
town has been neatly painted out
sido and inside. Well done for the
little aock!% !
DIR. Wannamaker and family
Miss Rebecca Albergotti. and
Miss Agnes Dibbie Took train on last
Thursday morning in search Of
mountain Sir.