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A. Papoi* for tlie People.
Orangkburg, S. 0., Oct. 29.1880.
Ciguia and tobacco of all qualities
and prices by the box or by small
quantities for salo low down at J. I.
Sorrcntrne. *
Remember, Democrats, inertness
aud ovor-coufidencc may be the cause
of your awaking on the 3d of Novem
ber to tho realization of a lost State
and County. The Radical thieves are
making eyery effort to bring back the
days of Moses and Scott.
It is said that every Radical has a
Democrat assigned him, over whom
he must keep a sharp watch to keep
him from repeating or voting more
than ono ballot. This is Boliver's
idea of carrying the election. Every
Democrat is to be shadowed.
A Helping Hand.?Drugs of al_
kinds taken internally shock the ays
tern and by reaction produce bad re
sults. Dr. Fiagg's Improved Liver
and Stomach Pad aids nature iu na
ture's own way, and perfect health
never fails to follow its use.
All old sailors believe in the tale
of the mythical ship, called the "Fly
ing Dutchman," which allures other
ships to destruction. Bolivcr is the
"Flying Dutchman" of the Radical
party and in attempting to follow him
they will be lead to destruction next
Tuesday.
The Twelfth Annual Fair of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will be opened on the ninth
and closed on the twelfth of Novem
ber next. The South Carolina Rail
road will charge the same rates as in
1879. The preparations being made
give promise of complete success.
Jt is a debatable question whether
Boliver's hasty retreoifrom Glcaton's
was caused by fright or an inate de
sire to appropriate to his owe use
Livingston's roast goose and other
edibles he found in the buggy. His
appellation of "Flying Dutchman"
serves him well here, as he wishes to
elude his pursuers from the true
course.
The St. Stephens colored camp
meeting in 'he neighborhood of Van
dy Bowman is in progress. Wc un
derstand that the stand to which the
white people contributed so largely is
completed and paid fur and the place
is being built up rapidly. This is one
of tho effects of the harmony which
exists between the races Under Demo
cratic rule.
Santa Claus' Proclamation.?
Santa Claus begs us to inform all the
little folks that he will make his
"Headquarters"- at the Young Ameri
ca's Fair, all the children are request
ed to make ? contribution to his table
The old geutlqman or his wifet will
preside with the assistance of the lit
tjo girls. Mark all contributions San
ta C|aus' Table, care Henry Kohn
Chairman.
When Bolivcr made his terrible ti
rado, against the whites some time
ago, in which he advised the negroes
to carry this election if they had to
fight, we told the colored people that
on the first appearance of danger that
Bolivcr would be found wanting. As
to the truth of our assertion wc refer
tticm to the little personal difficulty
at Gleaton's last week when this val
iant champion of the colored people's
rights ran l\ke a frightened hare. Is
this tue man to lead you?
Tho colored people of Lower St.
Matthews held a meeting at Mr. J. F.
Way's store on Wednesday night
last and, ignoring their old leaders,
iuvited only Democratic speakers to
address them. This is certainly one
or the most, gratifying signs of the
campaign wc have Been, am! indicates
a dermination on the part of our col
ored citizens to obtain information
from the only true sou reo and not to
bp led as dumb cattle by any dishon
est office seeker who m,a,y choose to
call Luhiuclf n Republican.
The colored man who was wounded
in the disturbance at Glealon on
Thursday of last week, was taken
care of by Democrats on the ground I
and has been attended by a Demo
cratic physician eycr since. We are
reliably informed that the condition
of tl>o unfortunate inno. is growing
better every day and hopes are enter
tained of his cei tain and epcedy rc
coyory. He does not blame the
whito people in a s nglc particular,
but rather himself for being where he
had no business. We hope soon to
hear that he is up and well.
On last Wednesday about twelve
0,'clock tho stables on the premises of
Judge T. W. Glover was found to be
burning and the alarm of lire was im
mediately given. The fire depart
ment responded, promptly, but for
the want of water, only the Hook and
Ladder Company could do effective
service. The ' building Was at once
leveled with the ground which effec
tually stopped the further progress of
the lire. Uncle Joe was on hand but
did nothing but exhaust the steam
he had generated. The lire is said to
have been caused by burning some
brush in an adjoining lot.
Dots.?Have you paid for your pa
per?
1,000 bats for'sulo at C. D. Kort
jobn. *
Three pound cans of pie peaches at
20 cents at Jos. Eros' store. *
$00 coats and overcoats for sale
low down at C. D. Kortjohu. *
100 kits mackerel for sale low
dowu at C. D. Kortjobn. *
50 boxes chewing and sraokiug to
bacco for salo low down tat C. D,
Kortjobn. *
To get a genuine Havanna filled
five cent sogar call at Jos. Eros' es
tablishment. *
Exhibition and bale of oraclcors nnd
cakes of all kinds at Jos. Eros con
fectionery. *
Boliver don't earn so much about
the Clerk's office himself, but be
would like to provide a good place for
Yacob.
Geo. Boliver is the only one of the
thieving crew that is left. Democrats
of Orangcburg send him after his
pals next Tuesday.
Genuine goslien butter at 30 cents
per pound, and choice hams at 10
cents per pound at J. I. Sorrcntrue.
Give him a call. *
Sonic children arc born to bad luck.
We hear of one lit*lc innocent having
been named alter Dr. Webster. We
extend our sympathy?to the child.
After a careful survey of the field
on the day of the lire,Colonel,we came
to the conclusion that theic was no
chance for "blnnkctt," and we retired.
It is worth the trouble to go and
see the largest display of line can
dies, the choicest cream bon-bons,
just up iu boxes of 1-*1 pound and up,
at Jos. Eros' confectionery. *
The best time ever made between
Gleaton's and Orangcburuj was made
by Boliver last week with John 11.
Livingston's horse. The lime made,
Mackey thinks, guarantees tbc sale of
Livingston's horse.
This is no time for scratching tick
ets. If you are Democrats, vole for
the straight ticket like a good Demo
crat and crush out every semblance of
Radicalism in the county, or live to
bear ibe curses of your wives and
children.
Since Commissioner Walker's re
port as to the correctness of the cen
sus returns for South Carolina, the
enumerators have received their
checks and in many cases t!ic money.
We learn the amount allowed is just
and liberal enough.
Judge plover sincerely thanks the
Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder
Companies, and his kind friends and
neighbors for their efficient services
rendered in checking the progress of
the lire on his premises on Wednes
day and saving a valuable building.
We call tbe attention of our read
ers to the sale of town lots on Sunny
Side by Mr. James A. Hamilton.
This is a health}' section of our town
and some of the lots arc very desira
ble and weil located. Sec Mr. Ham
ilton's advertisement in another col
umn.
Tbe Radical leaders arc in a di
lemn. They have searched the county
over for a Democrat who will consent
to belittle himself so much as to go
on their ticket, and as yet have fail
ed to find one- There is do Denio
|crat who will, of his own accord,
place bis name on a list of thieves.
This speaks well for the unity of the
Oaangeburg Democracy.
Drt. J. G. Wannaroaker is pleased
to inform bis patrons that be has se
cured a atock of "Fulrnona," the cele
brated Medicine for Cough's, Throat
and Lung Trouble that has been
working such wonderful cures in
other sections. It is worth a trial.
Price ?0 cts. Call and see circular
.i r.nrt i fifnt.r"
Au eagle was kyicd in the lower
edge of Lexington County recently
by Mr. J. J. Spbnrlcr which measured
seven feet from t lie tip of one wing to
the tip of the other, aud e'ght Inches
span in tbe claws, one of which bus
been left at this otlice, where the cur
ious may sco it.
It took a long and desperate strug
gle for tbo people of South Corolinn
to get possession of their own. Are
there any Democrats in Orangeburg j
County who are so lost to every sense
of duty, to famity and to Slate that
they desire to moo it back iu the hands
of the bloodsuckers?
If Sidney Smith, whose genial na
ture was a well-spring of pleasure to
his friends, bad suffered with an in
active liver be would have used Port
aline, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver
Powder. Price oOc. For sale by
Dr. J. G. Wannamakor. 2
Oft in tbe stilly night the sufferer
with piles wondered where he could
obtain relief until he sought and found
it in Tabler's Buckeye Pilo Ointment,
j certainly tbe best remedy for piles.
Price ?0o. For salo by Dr. J. G.
Wannamakor. 2
Give ibesc bnflled devils the power
once more and th?s hell South Caro
lina passed through for eight years
won't be a circumstance to the ex
cesses they will indulge in when Ibey
get into power again.
COURTHOUSE DEMOCRATIC ClUB.?
The strains of Uie Edisto Band pro
ceeding from the Young America En
gine Hall reminded every Democrat
in Orangeburg that a meeting ol his
club was called and that fidelity to
his parly and duty to his country
alike demanded his presence on the
occasion. Scarcely had the last note
died away before the hall was filled
to its utmost capacity with enthusiastic
voters of every age and occupation,
all anxious to enter upon the work of
perpetuating the redemption of his
county so nobly achieved in 1878.
At the appointed hour Iba President,
Dr. A. S. Hydiick, cailed the Club to
order, and the Secretary, L. II. Wan
namaker, Esq., read the minutes of
the last meeting in so eloquent a man
ner as to call forth the applause of the
audience. After the necessary busi-.
ness of the meeting was disposed of,
the following gentlemen were called
on to address the club: Mr. H. G.
Sheridan, Col. M. I. Browning, Mr.
B. P. Izlar, Mr. W. L. Glnzc, Mr. J.
II. Fowlcs, Mr. S. R. Mollichamp,
Mr. Fred. A. Sehlllley and Mr. W. J.
DeTreville, Jr. The applause with
which each of these gentlemen was
greeted on taking Hie floor and
throughout tho addresses, bears wit
ness to the activity and life of the
party in our midst, and the laudable
enthusiasm which actuates the breast
of every Democrat in the Club. By
half-past ten o'clock music and elo
quence had so thoroughly aroused the
enthusiasm of the Club that on mo
tion jt was unanimously agreed' to
have a torchlight procession on this
evening, and a committee was ap
pointed to make the "necessary ar
rangement for carrying out the
wishes of the club; It is confidently
expected that the aflair will be a
grand success as speeches and music
will be provided and many Demo
crats faom the country will partici
pate in the enthusiasm ol the occa
sion. After resolutions of thanks to
tho members of the baud for their
handsome contribution lo the enjoy
ment of tho occasion, the Club ad
journed to meet again in the hall on
Friday night.
The following supervisors of elec
tion for Orangeburg County have been
made by the United States District
Court:
Aycr's?S. P. Fox worth, Demo
crat and-Radical.
Book hart's?Thomas Livingstone,
Democrat and Gco. E. Hart, Radical.
Branchville?P. W. Fairey, Dem
ocrat and D. G. Johnson, Radical.
Browns?J. D. Jones, Democrat
and D. W. Hart, Radical.
Bull Swamp?W. W. Culler, Dem-!
ocrat and T. K. Sasportas, Radical.
Cedar Grove?W. L. Zcigler, Dem
ocrat and J. J. Tyler. Radical.
Connor's?1). E. Connor, Demo
crat and Levy Summers, Radical.
Corbeltsville?W. L. Ehney, Dem
ocrat and John K. Thomas, Radical, j
Easlcrlin's?I. T. Shoemaker,!
Democrat and M. K. Wilkinson, Rad
ical.
Foglc?J. E. Jones, Democratic
and Nestor Curry, Radical,
j Fort Motte -T. K.*Legare, Demo
crat and Benj. Moultry, Radical.
[ Griffins ?E. A. Shingler, Demo
crat and P. T. Berwick, Radical.
Gleaton's?W. F. Phillips, Demo
crat and E. J. Jamison, Radical.
Jamison?J. L. Moorcr, Democrat
and E. F. Aiken, Radical.
Lewisvillc?II. Davis, jr., Demo
crat and J. J. Moore, jr., Radical.
O.ungeburg?IL Gr. Sheridan Dem
ocrat and Gco. F. Mein tyre, Radi
cal.
Rowesvillc?James Stokes,, Demo
crat and J. J. Mayer, Radical.
Washington Seminary?J. W. Sei-1
lers, Democrat and T. W. Ilaigler, I
Radical.
Zeigler's?T. J. 1\ Walsh, Demo
crat and 11. D. Edwards, Radical.
National Surgical Institute.?
One Of the Surgeons oi this i>ld and
notable Institute will visit Orange
burg, S. C. Nov. 1, and 2 inst 1N.SU
stopping at the Muroncy House. The
object of this visit is to give the afliic
ted an opportunity for examination at
pr near their homes, thus saving hope
less cases the expense ol a Itfp to At
lanta. A careful examination will be
made, and patients can learn if their
cases tire curable or can be bencfitted,
and whether it will be necessary for
them to visit the Institute. In such
eases as can be cured, or treatment
begun at home, arrangements can he
made with our visiting Surgeon, and
treatment commenced at once. Canes
of Deformities and Chronic Diseases
will be examined, such as Club Keel,
Diseases of the Hip. Spine and Joints, i
Paralysis, Piles, Fistula, Catarrh,
Female and Private Diseases, and
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, etc. Come
early, as the visit is limited to the
time staled. For circulars and full
par ticulars, address.
National Surgical Institute,
Atlanta, Ga. .'It
The Democratic party cannot afford
to be charitable to any one Radical
or Independent. Those who are not
for us are against us, and that's all
there is about it. A fair, square,
straight fight is to bo made between
the thieves ami the. rightful, owners
of the soil. Choose ye between them,
Orangeburg Democracy.
1,000 pairs pants for sale low down
at C. D. Kortjohn. ?
Theke was evidently a "full vote"
in Ohio on Tuesday. .Eleven thous
and three hundred and sixty-two
votes in Franklin County out of a
voting population of 10,132 recalls
sonic of the elections we have had in
Philadelphia in the good old days.
Tho complete returns from Ohio and
Indiana, if wo over get theiu, will
furnish an interesting study.?Phil
adelphia Time*.
HOLD THE FURT.
So do I intend lo sell
JEWELRY, WATCHES,
Clocks,
and all
GOODS IN MY LINE
just as iu New York.
Call and examine my
ISf ew Stock
he fore you buy. All (roods warranted.
W. X^, I?ol?iiiHoit,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
Russell Street, Orangoburg, S. c
Ready for Business.
FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS ?OOD
ROUGH RICE PER MONTH.
Our Rice Mill being now ready for
business, with greatly Increased ra
pacity. We hereby give notice that we
arc now hi the rice market, and will pay
highest cash prices for good Rough
Rice. Wo don't want bad and chaffy
line at any price. It will be to your in
terest lo clean your rice well. As we
propose,to pny according to the quali
ty of each lot ottered US.
Respectfully,
Get 22-Gmo .1. S'l RAU3S & CO.
IIOLOl If or ^i.llo.
rjPhc elltgibly located Hotel, containing
JL 23 rooms, known as the "Mcroney
House," i.- olh-ied for sale on reasonable
terms.
a i,so,
The new Cottage, containing live
rooms "all necessary conveniences, on
Rroughton street, between the Meroney
House and Mr. D. Louis' residence i*
ottered for sale on accommodating
terms. Apply to
Get 22-2m W. A. M ERO N B V.
Office of School Commissioner, i
OllANGEBURO COUNTV. >
ORANOEUUKO, S. C, Oct.*22, 1?S0. >
it is desirable that all free public
school of this County shall be opened on
the first day of November next.
D. L. CONNOR,
Oet 22-2t School Commissioner.
SALE (IF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
JAS. A. HAMILTON. Auctioneer.
On Monday, the 1st day of November
next. I will oiler for sale, at. public auc
tion In front of the Courthouse to the
highest bidder, two town lots as describ
ed below, same conveyed from F. 11. W.
liriggiiiHii to H. R. Mlddletou, .Jr.. of
Charleston, S. C. Terms made known
on day of sale.
All (hose Lots or Parcels of Land sit
lUlte lyh'g and being in the town of Or
I angeburg, Oraugchurg Couutj', ?. C,
known as ??Sunny Sjde." and designated
on a plat as lots Nos. 15 and 10 made by
Stiles Ii. Mellieliamp, surveyor, dated
June I, 1S7?. anil hounded on the North
and East by lands of F. II. W. Rrigg
inun, on the South by Iblggmau street,
on the West by lauds ol K. IL W. R.rigg
inailll, Said lot-- or parcels of hind mea
suring CO feet front and 250 feet deep, re
spectively, more or less.
a i.so.
Horses. Mules, iv ?_._ Oet l'>?3t
L. S. WOLFE, D. D. S.f
Graduate of Ibdtiinore Dental College.
Oftlco over D. Louis' Store,
Oilers Ids professional services to the eiti
/.eilS of Orangeburg and adjoining coun
ties.
Teeth extracted without pain by the
use ol Nitrons Oxide Gas, the safest an
Lest he Ic known lo .science. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
.Ian. 30, lSSO?ly
]N<)ti<?o ol l>ij-n??i??jil.
On l?th November next I will file my
tinal account as Guardian of Elizabeth
A. Glover with Probate Judge of Or
llllgeburg County, anil ask for letters
' disinissory. " D. E. GLOVER,
Oet l? Guardian.
INoti<-e.
? Office of County Commissioners. ^
ouanoeuurg county. >
i OKANOEIIURO, S. C. Oct. 8, 1SS0. )
All persons having claims against the
1 county of 'Ornngcburg, which have not
; hereto!' re been presented, will tile the
I same with the Clerk of the Hoard, on or
before the llrst day of November. KS.sO.
L. II. WANNAMAKER.
Oet 15-nt ? C. I?. (.'. C. O. C.
Henry Kohn
FALL CAMPAIGN.
NOW READY AND OPEN FOR
INSPECTION AN IM
MENSE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING.
SHOES, HATS, &c.
THE LATEST
N O V E L TIES
IN ALL LINES.
BUTTERICK'S
j
Metropolitan Fashions
NOW READY
I ? i
I
WHITE.
Sewing Machines,
UNP\RALELLED, SUCCESS.
Cast your favors In early and otteq,
and oblige Yours truly,.
' IIENll Y I\OMJf
OFFICE OF
GEO. H. CORNELSON,,
ORANGEBURG, S. C.
I am now receiving and opening tho
largest stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS.
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
CROCKERY.
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
&c, &c, &c,
I Imve also fdtcd up a separate room for
CLOTHING,
In which the largest Stock evor exhib
ited is dinpluyed, which will bo sold very
low. Also.
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
in large variety and at lowest prices
I would also call special attention to a
large
STOCK OF FURNITURE,
Very prett}- suirs in Walnut, Buch as
Dressing Case Suit*. Parlor Suits, ?Sic.
A car load of new one. two and three
horse WAGONS will arrive in a fow
days,
All of which is exhibited and sold at
low down prices.
GEORGE H. CORNELSON.
1880. FALL OF 1880,
The following additions I was compelled
to make to my general
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE
in order to meet tho increasing demands
of my many customers:
CROCKER YWARE I!
all of the best Iron Stone China at 15 per
cent, lower than its real worth.
GLASSWARE?!
Tumblers, Goblets. Syrups, Butter-,
dishes, &c, &c. all of best flint glass at
prices that will astonish the closest pur
chaser.
TINWARE! I
From half pint cup to a four gallon
dish paii all guaranteed to be made of
the hc.it tin and sold below its real valuo.
POT WARE!!
Of all sizes and prices. A call wIH
convince you of tbc'above facts.
1 am also in receipt of j largo and well
assorted stock of
CLOTHING A>*I> SHOES
of cvory grade. I wilf not pretend to
offer them below cost, hut will adhere to
my- motto to make "Quick sales and
email profits."
Remember that all tho Goods bought are
subject to exchange or money relunded,
if not satisfactory at
J. I. SORENTRUE'S,
Proprietor of the California Store.
SHERIDAN'S
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
rpbis School opens on IheFirRt Monday
X in September annually and continues
uninterruptedly until the lost Friday In
Juno.
TERMS PEIl MONTIT.
I First Grade, advanced English.S3 00
j Second Grade, Grammar pupils. 2.CO
Third Grade, beginners. 2.0Q
Latin and Greek, oaob extra.~ 5q
Students may enter at any time during
the term, and are charged only from date-'
of entrance. Assistance will bo employ
ed if iieces*ary.
Board may be bad with tho Principal
at twelve dollars per month, including
lights and washing; or at eight dollars
when the .student goes home on Friday
and returns on Monday of each week.
Other good families will take boarders
on snino terms.
Students arc prepared for the Sopho
more class of any college.
No intercourse allowed between boys
and girls. This is positive,
HUGO G. SHERIDAN, Principal.
REMOVAL.
JAMES CANNON, TAILOR,
Respectfully informs the public that be
has removed Ids Tailor Shop from the. ?
Public Square to Middleton Stroct oppo
site Mr. Strauss' residence, where all
work In his line will bo neatly and promp
tly executed as herotofore. All new;
work guaranteed. .''mo.
-:-MLj
Notice lo Creditors
Tho creditors of tho lato David O..
Jefl'coat are required to present and prove,
their respective claims against his estate
o,i or before tho 30th day of November
next, before the Master, and on failure to.
do so they will bo debarred payment.
By order of tho court?
THOS. W- GLOVER.
Oet l?-3t_Master.
I AM AGENT
FOR THE
?W EEDI' S Ij}\V I N.G MAC Hi N E.
This is really the best machine for tho
leaal money. <* j
Call and examine It.
Oet. 15-2t GKO. II. CORNELSON.
At.My Staples.
HUGHES celebrated, young Stallion,
ARABIAN will ho found, for tho
Season, at my stables on Ku-sc|l Street.
A lew Select Mares will be received}
Perms Moderate.' W. M. Sain.
Livery & SnleStabU's.
