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FOR PRESIDENT
Winfield Scott Hancock
OF PMXNSY I ,V A N I A
VICE-PRESIDENT.
W. II. KNULiSlL
OF I N I > I A X A
OUR STANDARD BEARERS.
GEN. JOHNSON HAGOOD.
JLieiiteitiuil-Ciovttriior.
GEN. J. I). KENNEDY.
Secretary of State.
( toi.. R. M. Si ms.
Comptroller^ ?euer? 1.
J Alt KS C. C'oit.
Attorney-General.
LkRoY F. Yot'MA N's.
Sup't. of Education.
Cai't. Hugh S. Thompson.
Adjt. and Inspector General.
A. M. Maniuaci.t.
Treasurer.
Col,. J. 1'. RlCIlAUOSON.
FRIDAY, Ot TO It KU l?. 1880.
GRAM) DEMOCRATIC It ALLY J
15000 People in Tonn! 1000 in Pro
cession I A Grant! Success !
The. rally of the Democracy on j
Tuesda y was one of w hich Orange
burg may well feel proud. In niiin
bora and enthusiasm it far exceeded
the most sanguine expectations, and
fell very little, if any, short of the
grand Hampton demonstration of
1S70. During the whole line of
march, from the Depot to the speak
ing grounds the air was rent with the
jjdlil_ huzzas of the rod shirt. Douio
^-Cr^.y^'oui'1 t oiinrTT^Which mean.-,
victory on the day of election which
is fast approaching. A goodly num
ber of colored Democrats, who were
brave enough to do right, despite the
jeers of their comrades, were .seen
gallantly riding along with their
white friends in their red shirt uni
form.
An attractive feature of the occa
sion was the splendid display of the
Ed ist o ^Hilles, the crack com pa i;y of
our Burg, who were nut in their
bright and gaudy uniforms.
The carriages which conveyed the
speakers were tastefully "decorated
by the fair hands of our ladies.
Across the street, near the Court
House, stood a magnificent arch, also
beau titled by the same fairy hands,
upon which stood in hold relief the
talismanie worth ??Truth, Justice
and the Constitution."
The speaker's stand resembled :i
fairy bower, and a little way oil*stood
a liberty polo from which the United
States Hag Moated majestically in the
autumn breeze.
In speakers our County was highly
favored and honored on this occa- ion.
ltichland sent us our own Hampton,
who spoke with more than usual for
vor aud eloquence. Edged.-Id gave
us the noble Butler, liarnwell sent
us the gallant Magood, our next
Governor. Kershaw gave us the
truirpel-toned Kennedy; and Char
leston the classic itutledge and silver- I
tongued orator O'Connor. The speak j
ing was exeellent%and the enthnsi
asm unbounded. The issues of the!
day were clearly set forth, and tie
heart of the Democracy fired with a
zeal w hich we hope will n.>l <iio out
until victory perches onourbnnm rs.
There are now but a few weeks
left until the day of elect ion. Let
every man dp bis duty il" he wishes
to perpetuate the eilivizatinn which is
essential to t he well being of t he so
eiety in which we live. To be lag
gartl now is to lose all that we have
gained by thestrnggles of the '.past,
and to fall b.-n lc into the slough of
Radical corrupt ion.
THE HOUR IS NEAR AT HAM)!
Scarcely three weeks will elapse
before the political status of the conn
try w ill he decided. It is, therefore,
of the greatest importance that the
few remaining days before the elec
tion should be faithfully utilized by
every Democrat who bus the good of
j his country ut heart. Individual
work is what is needed.
The man who, at tins time, selfish
ly pursues Iiis own business, leaving
the < 'ounty to lake rare of itself, fails
to realize the situation, anil coin pre
llend I lie danger.
If we eau nlford lo fall hack into
Radicalism, and have our substance
pilfered from us by a horde of politi
cal leeches t<> indulge in debauchery
and riotous living, we may he indif
ferent and lukewarm. liul is hardly
possible that we have forgotten what
we have sullercd from this source.
Indillercnce, prejudice <>r dissat isfnc
tion in the attainment of mn- indi
vidual preferences, can never so blind
the taxpayers of Orangoburg as i<>
cause them to forget the enormous
taxation under which they groaned
in Radicalism, and the lightening of
this burden and clog upon our pros
perity, under Democratic rule.
The meeting on Tuesday shows
that the Democracy are awake. It
is only necessary for each man to re
alize the necessity of individual
work. Over confidence is our haue.
Lei us devote the short time left us
to the cause of good g< tvcrniiicnt, and
I see to it that victory crowns our of
forts not only in the .Slate, hut ill the
(..'ounty which comes nearest to us,
and nliecls us most directly.
Will Till9 STUHHOUXNESSi
While n uumher of the colored
people arc acknowledging the shperi
oritv of Democratic over Radical
govern men I in South Carolina, there
is no disguising the fact thai a lai'gc
j number of 'hem. under the influence
I of race* prejudice, insidiously instilled
into them hy a despicable Sei of
scalawags and carpel I niggers, are
still living in open aiel sullen opposi
tion to Ihcell'orts of the Democratic
party to bring about harmony am!
good let-ling between the races, and
a union ofoiforts on the pari of white
und colored meii iii the cause of good
government. Tiny seem determined
not to see ?thut their advisers are
working only lo obtain plllce for
themselves, and (are no mi re about
the happiness ami prosperity of the
colored peoplethah they do about the
Arabs or Chinese. There is no bei
tor proof of this than Ibe fact thai
the same set of wire pullers arepul
up foroitlceevery time; and the mas
scs of the colored people get nothing.
The fat bfllce hohler gets ail Ihellosh
end the poo;- ' olorcd ma.i gets all lite
bone.
Now it is high time ihal this fool
islincss s!iou!,l stop. The pine of
ignorance can*I his; forever. Enough
light has hceii shed t?? convince the
most obtuse. The Democrats have
been in power, an i not a right of the
colored man has been taken a\vay.
Oh the contrny I hoy have heen bless
ed with better schools for their child
ren, ami increased prosperity.
Kurthcrnioro, ii i- well for the color
ed people to know thill the Deinoera*
tie party is going to eon lib ho in
pow er, had intends lo continue good
schools, and still further to liletek ihe
Comity with material prosperity. If
(lie colon I people wish to share i"
the vie lory and its hcnciils; now is
the t hue for theih I o conic with u .
?We have ottered them a share it: the
oilicCS, accordingto iheir numbers in
the Democratic ranks. They
asi> lor no UK ire.
The interests of the two races are
the same, and we are bound loiliv"
iogetlicr. Why (heii Should we hoi
work logetherV
a roMTU Ah ni vyiKi.i:i>N.
The latest summerset of T. II.
Cooke is ho surprise to the people id'
Orniigiddirg. Tliey know him too
well, .ni l never expected snything
eU?-bui that, like the ehein? leoh that
changes its color with everything
with which it conies it. contact, In
would accommodate himself to every
shifting phase of the political situa
tion.
lie was hi first nominated oh the
fTreeuhack Stute ticket, bill si eilig iio
chance for bread and butter from
this source, In- has now announced
liiihscif us an independent candidate
against the Democratic homiuee for
toe Senate in GrCenvillC, ami as a
ii I lira! part of the pr<-g niume la
been endorsed 1 \ the Radical < 'tin
vent ion.
The only, surprise of the people of
our County is, ihal he should have
been brought into such prominence
by the managers of the .Slate earn
imigu in l.^Tii. Consistency is no
I part of his constitution in any do?
'< partment of life, and his altitude is
such that uo party will ever trust hiiu.
WHAT IS SA HCT FOR Til 13 tiOOSE IS
SAUCE 1UI{ THE (xAM)ER.
The Radical leaders preach i<> the
colored people thai they* must stick
i<> the party, despite its corruption
and stealing, and that jt is treason
to do otherwise. Colored men will
please lake notice, if t hese leaders
practice what they preach to them*
Holiver helped to elect our Probate
.1 udge and our Roprosentnl ive against
the Radical candidates a I'ewyears
back. Slraker in turn worked hard
lor the Democratic candidate for
Mayor in the last election .??.gainst the
Radical candidate, and prides him
self on hisvictory; Webster, also in
'71 we believe, Worked lor a Demo
era! for County Commissioner, and
for the Independent ticket againsl
the Regular Radical tic!.et. Wo
thank them all. of course, for the a
sistance they gave us, lutt weouly
mention the fact on account of the
inconsmte'icy bf their advice with
their practice. If these party lights
can holt at their convenience, whv
should i he poor cblpre I hiaii be perse
? iiled when he desires to have an
opinion of his own
These men want to do as I hey
please, and vote with the Democratic
party when they please, but they
want to keep the colored ihnpses in
lim?. '1 hey would boil from the Kadi
cal parly to morrow, i! tit >y did no)
gel what I hey wanted. Of course
they are right to act like freemen,
but they ought certainly to allow
.?t her-, t he same pri\ ileges I hey < ?jby
themselves. They hiivo mi right to
persecute o,f.U' Wha! 'hey nave
done Ihchisth .-. i !; s ?nib I!, i't.to
I leave their party, when ebn;upi nu n
were nominated agaiiist g^bd tiiiiibii
the DebiberaiiC i hie. hud lit . .>:: />>-:;
j they i i .M \ ?. ? .?. ! a good ? \an.p' ' w lib i'
? the cnb.ied pebple^wbilld do well lt?
I follow; i we,be.lit ><??:. .->..,: }? 11rTi
I I ?er intend to I" (low too. They know
I that ti i'y are fb s-m. :;, art'd ; in y v. ill
I not siibiuii to ebitftij tiekei or a
tlekbS bf ohl liacki thai iron he paliii
ed oil tiiniii them i.e.! wbo.-% by a
I star chit tu bei' cbiuntitt ec.
I _.vv?!.,_
t:\RLLNA A" 11 blllO.
Tin re is no disguising the bid
j that the news from these States fc?_?
! be:iv\ blow the DemocratIs:'"4 t^lNo
! is no surprise, but Indiana is. The
j Republicans, claim the former State
; by 2b,liO(J majority, and the latter by
! r?,(l()U. It dties not follow, however*
I tin;; a-* Indiana has gone now. she
I wii! go iii .\\>voinbor. I'ortor, th"
? Republican candidate lor Governor,
i was said repeatedly before Ihe elce
i lion to have been a much mor. point
j lib* mail lhan La? n r.--. the Deiiin
'era tie caihlidafb. Local polities
therefore;decided Ibis election, and
i it i ?? hfi test bbtwt'eh Ilnhcbck and
I Garlichk
Next mouth llierelativt strength
of these, two Presidential eamlblates
? will be tried, and it will not he safe
to f"ie-!ait (he result from the work
of i uesd:iy.
I l/iiless tliis Republican victory is
btifed upon Northern hatred to the
tSbuilb it's' rid ??f local is'-iiies, there is
lit! Ii* doubt of the verdict between
I !lama ck ami Carfiel.I.
Marriage) IJarhil, and Sunday School
! Celebration on the snaio H:? i.
S r. M at rtiKW s, 8, 18S0.
?' ttitin' Tim, .-:
fin Saturday*, Oof. 2nd, a Sunday
' ?boo! c. tel.: ./.i. took place i'nu
i?nreo ( hurcli. The exercises were
appointed for l<? o'chiek. About
o'clock Rev. D. V. Spi 4 :1er wd I It :i lew
others arrived bit I he ground. A few
ub mi t es ab? r M i . \\ ul -on < . Zciglcr
and .Mi*- Nareissa Rrdddy arrived
atid were joined in I hi' holy Iannis of
matrimony lb the h foresail I minister.
At the shine liiiie .-mother party tir
ivi'd with noc and spade ill baud to
i dig a gravi-.
At the it ppoi tiled hourI he children,
teachers and parents commenced
pouring iii, and thus at I he-same time
j was pri sen'.cd the scene ofa mar
' rihge, a burial, an I a Sunday School
j . clebrni ioiii
! i he com ourse of people, including
j voting und old. that assembled for the
I I 1 lei' occasion, was Haltering to the
cbubhibiity. The services were opeii
1 ed with prayer by Rcy, 10. 11. Graves,
(and the excellent sihgihg wai-. ebh
I ducted by it select choir, led by Mr.
i Si S. 11 timuioiid.
A short htit pointed address was
delivered l>v Rev. 11raves, which was
followed by spii-cltes tm the part ofa
' number of pupils w hich showed the
careful training of 1 he?? 1 i? ienl Super
intcndcnl, Mr. V. NV. Uerlong.
I Dinner being then announced,
everybody was made to feel com
for Ui) do under 1 In- ample provisions
made by '.lie ellieient Commiltee of
arrangoinenl-i, Messrs. 10. L. Arthur,
Jacob Stabler and John VV.Shuler
Mrs. M. I--. Sliiiler, Mrs. L. <'.
Arthur, Mrs. M. Wannsimaker, and
Mrs. M. Wise, assisted by ibe Indies
of Congaroe, who always know how
to do t kings wi ll.
Alter dinner the audience was
treated loa most instructive lecture
(?a the duties of parents, by .Mr. Win.
< iallhey.
AIm.u; this time, a party having
arrived, bearing the corpse of an in
fam child of Mr. I'oosor Wise, mirth
was changed into .sorrow i! the double
borea veniuiil of the heart broken I
falber who bad only a l"e,w weeks he
fore borne the remains (if the mother
of the child lo lite same resting place.
< 'onoaukk.
i am a c ; r;nt
kok the
"Weed" Sewing Machine.
This is really tho i:i>T MA CHINK for
lh?i 1,12 AST MONUY. fall ami exam
ine. CKO. it. Oi l.Nl.I.jjllN.
net 1"? ".it
NOTICE
Ofkici: ? i t ocs'iy I ommismonkiis,
()i tm^obiOf' t ounty.
tIrahg. Iiiir-r. S. r . i >ct. 8. ISS?.
Al| j i Mn.- haying e!ai:m avain-t tin
County Of Orantiehure;, liinl i;ol In iotof?re j
pif-m i-.l. will lib- the same with the Clerk
of the hoard ol County Coil nti-.ii hers, ..a |
?.i In fori.' the tir-; uiiy ol November, l^ou I
J:\ onh r uf the lloanl.
I Ii. WANNAMAKK/f, I
( h ix board i ...? otii.j < >. <'.
net !?"? ?t
...
Police ??- 5 rcdiiors c<T Si;i7id
6. Jcfcoitt.
'I be Cri ?btbrs of die late OavidO. Jef.
roal are required lo prevent ami prove their
I res I'eel i vc Claim.- a^ain-U Iii- Kstate,- on ni
. helore ih<- W.'th 'lay ni' Noverilbor next, lit;
? lore ii;*- Muster; and tin failure lo iio .10,
? they wiii he debarred payment.
1 v ortlci of the 1 1.nri.
I " Tili ?M AS W. (,1.. ?V
I MuUler.
I Master's Oilicc, Oct. IS5?.
m t l-> :;t
hedffs Sales.
by virftic ni sundry Kxeeutions to me
diiccled. I will sell, u ib-antrchar^ C. II.
S. (.-., ihirinu die Ic^id hour.-' ? ? i" .-.-.Ie, to tlie
highest bidder lor easlt, ? a the tit-t
Monday November next, ah the ricjlil, title
ami ii.ti n.-i of I he .i. .'. ndaift, in and 1.. the
following tr :<-t >?! hu -I o.w'u .
All thai lMa- laii.il' or iraet t>f lanil
si: mile in Kliz the! u To'? n-!.i??r m^ ehUrij
? ounty, in the I'lirks of I'.u V-'v-imp. ami
North Kili-to y.':v? r, eouiaiuine.tniir hiuul
red acKs, moie or less, and -hound- iljliv
kinds <>! U Uli .Yae? iiiiil brothel, Jacob
U'.ilfe, N. K. W. Pistrmd: and North Kdisin
Itiver. Ai-o at .-j .me I bile ami place, four
li?le.-i el Cotton; All levied (hi a- i!.?- pro
perly of Ilinrv Li vim's ton a t! ilic siiit o!
i; K. I'ou Adm'r, aa l lb r. 1'...:.
.1 1!. LiA'lNii.STi IN. .V.O. C. A
Hhorilf's <ijlioe, Orangeb irg ( ounty, rf. 1 .
1 .i t '.Mil ISijU.
bet l ? :\>.
Kotice.
Notice i- hereby given, dial 30 day*
j Mom ?lato, "a] plication will In- made lo
Hi--. I'.o liver l'.| . Clerk of the Court of
Oiai'ceburg < ounty. lo renew the ( li:i-ii r
of ilu- M'nsidiiary' s? ciety . f die Ornnge
bur}* M'n.-ionarv Union
I. HILLY,
It. II. UM I V.
M. h. J UN K I NS.
Notice* of 1 >i.~m i?:t
1 v. ill file my iihal aieoimt, :is(Suardian
of Allcji I'. I'.-uio-r. with I'rohaie Jmltreol
Oral iM-hor:'1 'oine.x on-"itl day of Oetober
io- t ?ml ask for betters .of l'i-:ai- imi.
.1? i IN I., lit Sil. Ouardian.
Kept -H -t
N o t" h 'o < >? I i si u i ssi o n.
I will tile my final aieoiin', us <Suardian
of Mary M. Sloiler. with I'rohatc bulge nl
? hane.ebmn I'liuut.i mi ill ?! y of < ?e'oher.
ISS?. iunlask :'i>.- I etu-r- of !>'? mi-'-iiim;
C.tLS IN I? IIYPKICK,
M j't 2i ? I Guardian.
X o. t i< ?<? t > f 1 > i-i11 i. >t i
I will lite my final account, as oinr.li u
of l.aitra Kirer, 1 lorinerly Slniler); iviih the
.iudce of Probate for (.irangehtii-i; t.'bunty
on .' :!i day of (')elober mxl anil a-k for
l.etter-i of 1 ?isiiiissinii.
1 . W. SIl'ULKK, titiardiam
m pi -51 it
-?','.<- I!ii<*h1 ninl i'iiejjpest
fl biifiior.? i.i iirAu<j*ebiirg, for sale at
e> al ace i amion's old eland.
Ii. SP;
am> iii a i.i.u in
Watches,
t locks.
Jewelry,
Sheet ot les.
M usieal I usl rtimeul iVCi
All (hos<> in need of a good pair o
s i ? k< It a i l i:s ?.1- k ^ ki; i. a ss e;
can l i- pel feel ly suited.
jji3/~All repairs carefully an?
m al h executed.
I'rh es rea-onable.
ncl S ISsO tf
?S : .1 ! I * i '
'Ilu- fmenezer IfclpiiiR Sncinl Rociely
will, aecortliii}* lo law, 'UI days from dal?
petition li e 1 lerk of the t'nnrtof OrnnKe
luirj* t'onnly, S. ('., (Sen. boliver, l-'- n , f.?t
a I'linrh r for Raid Society.
September l?l!tl, 1880."
li. CJ/fKKN, I'rcdident.
A, J. STOi?ES| Secretary
I am ready, willing and waiting
to please my many friend j and cus
tomers with one of the handsome
selected Stocks of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
S HO E I
Ever brought to this
Words are superfluous,
invite extended to all.
Sutt:rkL'e Patterns How Eea&j.
The White Sewing Machine
53 County Testimonials ??> hc shown in its favor.
?7
M &BKET.
hearty
A
XA
ft
AlY STOCK ?* t C NUmerOUS *? mention !
XSverylhing; >?11 ?" WISH FO \2, auJ price*,
that
Can Bea the I own
I .-.ii ( ? >. YjY ??o BEST GO >DS "? my LINE,
to which fact host-i ?>i MY I'L'JENDS throughout the Town ami County
will tcstif?'.
AND *
QUALITY OjF GOODS
Every ARTICXlS SOIlD ?<
guaranteed
To h! to' tho
VERY BEST QUALITY
IViON KY ifiK3nrjiNT3H.jD:wiien there is A NIT
CAUSES for
1 vt
:-: 8aims faction
Having visile.] JsJ"I5W YORK, I SELECTED my owa
TOOK from the
EST HOUSES,
At Manafact s u ices "inii the Discount off.
Tu those who have not sei :i my S IX) CK 1 would say,
Come Take a Look!
GOODS SHOWN FEBELY.
I nni not alone when I say 1 have the Best StOC&, PllIMSt
GOOtJS ??" FjOWOSI I?lJif'?5S '?.'t??wh.
Come and examine my stock ami it' you are in med of any goods you
will buy.
2STQ T3RO?BLE TO SHOW G003DS.
"\Vi 11 sell for Xjess tlian any one or give
y() ? i ; i J >i ? x < >f I tor ri 1 1 Li* - .
Thanking my friends lor past favors, I am respectfully,
P W BULL
