The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 18, 1873, Image 6
Ankles.
Tin re's nntsio in a hull's Toot,
Aud well the Iailics know ii ;
Amt slio wlio bus u pretty 0110
Is pretty sine to chow it;
At tMAN yen, too, tiro in nityred by
The liiert little a ikle,
That shoots na arrow through the ev?,
WiU?TJy4WI?t?to^>akit.j >?
v ? ???
But when it trips along the streots,
Tlorough whyfe umbmud, und vapor,
By^,tmfSA.,tTybCtii tevs^I
How boautifui the taper;
Aul its it stops upon the walk*
Amid the crowd to mingle,
Two roguish oycslook up aud say,
1 wonder it he's single?
<ar Jokes lte-'f old
itfj^.i- .
I dtfe story wlii.it, it is said
jlflSfLbas related ol' a man who,
wout into an inn and asked Hh? n glua* of
drifttfrotn the hi; dl ad, who pu.'t jd fot
ward a 'vino ^):i>s about half t'lie usual
size?tho tea cups aNo iu thut day were
not iflbfe tlmn halt'tho present sir.c Tho
l.indlord said:
'Thajt gJaflSOUt of which you n'redrink
rty years old.'
^^Tcll,*'Bnid the thirety traveler, con
e.'w, ?iVa autr? ,. . . .
tejiip Utting lbs ilinnnutivo proportion^,
?lajhj^k ,U is the smallest tiling lor its
age I ever saw.'
TljXJ fttbryi a.* told is giving as a story
al Athens o75 years boforu Christ was
tiJu..
?fWliy! nil these Irish bulh iuo Greek
-t'n.- t**1<tU , ?... ? , , . i ,,
-?*<*,Tery one of them.
' ..Take the Irishman who carried around
n, bricTc as a .specimen of the MmU he
had to sell: titke the Irishman who .shut
(dUM^us and looked into thojgUfsS tb see
hbVhc would look when he wnh dead:
take the lri'liuuni that bought a cit.w,
?Ueogiug thut crows werereported i,?
W&ffl$*i*, fyj jf* $$fl 15 net 0,11
Take the Irishman that m 'I a friend
Sfehito hi n,
? ^ Why, Kiv,! heard you w s'd.-id.
w*Weitf??a?/s tho man lI Btipyuee you
?fa*?Vfl.not?,
flflte man who t old nie a good deal ^uit-ker
?ithftu.-I.'would yon, . ,r.
^vVf.,Hurxse'''?Tc all ' G reck. A score
or more of thotnr of th j p.trullo ohuritcter
S???^fron\ Athens, *> .7. :'I
Our olddlosf on ps.triobr fvnt tint lai
ring inrf.feathering a tory was a genuine
jTMent ? Yankee firebrand ? V ankeoi- o.
^lTey'lfitlo" imagined thai v. lieu Ku ban':
i?ocnsicd)s Leon set out ou one ol his
thades, among the orders h j i.-sm-d to
' }i]s:camp of soldiers was? tint ?>? iy one
Jeeghs.robbed a hen roost should l?c tarred
a'u/ljjfcaihprud. Many a t? ? a11 who lived
in Conpocticut has repeated the story on
yf?k'Uig^.eliildreii to tlie limits of the town
??JliJ^ivjug them a. sound thrashing to
enforce their memory of the snot. But
the B?rgutidiuns iu France, in a law now j
1,100 years old. attribute Tutor'in tin]
cast oFYnuire'because it had a'law that J
the c hi' should bu taken t?fthe li.u- '
its of t^)9 idiajriet and th-re.sotiudly wip 1
ped, in order that* they mteht fuiev. v ;e
member whore the limits cu vie So we !
have vrry few new things iu that line.?
^^ciutelt Phif/ipt.
Mrs/Partington ou Domestics.
^"?**ThV phigue of our housekeepers,'
? fsaid JDsj Spoonor, aa he sat with Mr*
Piirfiugton in her little front parlor, -i.
I JQS4Hoatinbs.; They don't work wi ll; they
--r?*?malways troublesome: and they make
:A\ a racket there's no living in peacy
?^^ththcui.'
'I'm hhoro I am surprised to hear you
.., jay so,'replied she; -for mine is very
...( diftcreut, It never gets deoo.uposcd and
?*? aftfcetia? i!c in the joints makes all go n>
VMrl ?s can he
'Oil iu the joints madatue?' the doc
tor altuohr screamed; 'thit is inpos ible.
beejdes. it woul l he highly improper
No ifomcRtic will suhtnic, tuad.-itue, to he
'Bnt my dear doctor,'said Mr*. Pa -
. jnfii0"' laJ''Ulo uer fi."Se.r on his coat
* sreeve1,''! can insure you that it is not
hnr oasible; and if you stop into the next
proii^L'?ill thow }ou lpw I. lucubra e
my dontcbtics in cv?ry j int, and nothing
jruitxipc^in it at all.'
\1%t. doctor looketf/at her, hall aghast
his jCh?c of propriety w;?s in danger ol
b&v.tg dffended. Should he or should ha
ur-l he risketl, and'^decided he should.
TTioy1 entered thV' iVdjaceut rortm:innd
n"*toppcd ;,.at the threshold WiUi surpr sc
*rt for theresut Ike nt M s. Parjugtun'e
Domestic sewing machine, making tho
Wheel revolve rapidly m;d the needless
^ayii Vowilderin^ gallpp.
?What arc you doiag with my Duuictie
you WRPl?y? said she excited y.
'1 was seeing if '(wouldn't make a
vtAd^dtftoxAuna Tilda's ' r< phed he, get
ting out of (he hair., and grimmig, out
" eh>tf?b)n't a bit of noiao in it. Aunt
. Tilda's is like a steam ft;e engine aud a
*^ T?(onotivc?lully. 1 tell you??but I've
?r,t been running this for hall au hour, aud
? io't get even out of it.'
- iMla:. J'tirtingt n sntihd,
'Anlthis then, is your ilonicst'to?' re
"uerked the doctor, rclehsod of hjsnppie
ke tou. 'Sut )i an one m'.st bo invalua
ble to a quiet family whose violence can
?be tibbc. by hiervly a drop of oil*'
''T ic dtttor wtnt put, atifd Jkutuiuol
hi attention .to altiniining tho stove door
i? t'lint iiu?i.aijoii of Aunt L id i's inn
flhia;.
R A
ii f rl
?NF, ?OttH LOT with BTORB and
DWI-LLINO, ut liranclivillc, S. 0.
Apply Lo D. LOKR,
aug ?.Im Chnrlotdon, S. C.
ILALJL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
KENEWER/
Every year increases' the popu
Iarity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is duo to merit
alone. Wo can nssp.ro onr old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
ly refiablo and perfected propara
tiou for restoring Gray or Faded
Hajb to its youthful color, making
it sort, lustrous, and silken. Tho
scalp, bv its use, becomes white and
clean. 1> removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its,tome proper
ties, prevents the hajr from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, tho
hair crows thicker and stronger.
In baldness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. Tt is the most
economical Haiji-Drkssino ever
used,'as it (require* fewer nnpllaa
ti<>ui\, and gives the hair a splendid,
oguy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
I.D., Stato Assayer of Massachu
setts, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex
cellent quality;' and I consider it
tho Bn-vr Preparation for its
intended-purposes".
Sjldbyall Drtigjistsowt Dsnlers In Medicines.
Frloo Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKBB8.
As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, io restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared thi*
dye, in one preparation, which t/UI
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color whi<ut will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold'by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. -
Manufactured by R. P. HALL A CO.,
NASHUA, N.H.
may 11 o ly
s
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
for rinirmo xiis bjlood.
The reputation thin ex
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Ita cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where tho cystom
seemed saturated' with
corruption. ha\o boon
purified and cured by it.
ocrofAilous affections and
disorder*, which were ag
gravnted by tlio scrota
lO?s contamination until
thoy wore painfully .-ifrllrtiug, have been radically
eurod in such greet* ?<"e!,>,,r! !n almost evesyese?
tlon of, the country, that Uie public scarcely noed
to be informed tt i vfttries or um>s.
SeroluoSspoison 1* one? of U.e nio<?t drstrno?
tlve enemies' of out*race, orten. Ulis unseen nnil
unfclt tenanl of the organism undermines tho con
stitution, and invites llieuitack of enfeebling or fa
tal dicca^ep, will.on'., exciting a huspicinu of its
Bresonco. Again. It ax-ema to breed infection
iroughout the body,nnd then, on ioph< favorablo
occasion, rapidly develop into one or othor of Its
hideous forms, either on the Mirfaco or among the
vitaU. In tho bitter, tubercles may be suddenly
depo lit eil In tbo lungs or heart, or tumors formed
In the liver, or it shows Its prcsenco hy eruptions
on tho akin, or foul ulccraUous on some part of
the bgdr. Hence the occoslonnl u?o of a bottle
of this sr rtnpitviiitt is advisable, even when no
artivo symptoms of disease appear. I'crsons af
flicted with the following complaints generally
' find Immediate rulicf, and, at length, cure, by the
DJc-.of.thiH SAlcSAPAlllLLA: Jit. Antho
ny'? Fire, Hose ov Ery*ij>rUtm, verier, Ball
JUlmum, Scald IIml, llinqworm, Sure Eyas,
jfcro 1' ir-., and other eruption* or visible forms
oiSefrfalouj&ttfvilnt'. Also in the more con
ceslcd I. ii iu-, u lli/spepnill, !>%?</)>#!/, Henri
JHstaw, Witt, ffpttepsv, Neuralgia, r.i.J
Uie various i'tn rntai alfoctlous or tho muscuha
"and liervonHHytictns.
ttyphili* or I fin real nnd Mercurial Dis
ease* arc cured by it. though a long time is ro
cpiircd tor subduing tin ? e obstinate maladies by
any_Bierticine. But long-oontiuucd nse of this
medicine "will cure tho complaint. X*rucorrhacn
or Whites, Uterina Vleeratians. and Female
Diseases, aro commonly soon relieved and ulti
mately cured hv its purifying and invigorating
effect. .Minute directions f?r each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Jihrumaftmm
and Gout, when censed by ac-cumnlulions of ox
traneoite matters In the blood, yiold quickly to it,
as aMo l.lrer Complaints, Torpidity, Conges
tion or Inflammation of the lAeer, and Jaun
dice, when arifdnsr, as thoy often do, from its
rankling poisons in the blood. This H Alts a
J'.i fi 11.1. A is n great restorer for the strength
ana vigor of ?ie System. Those who are Lan
guid, and Listless. Urspondcnt, Sleepless,
nnd troubled with Nervous: Apprehensions or
years, or any of the Affections symptomatic, of
Weakness, will tlnd immediate relief and con
viueiug evidence of its rcaloiaUvo power upon
trial.
PREPARED R T
Dr. jr. c A V i'll * co., X*w?U, Bane.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
bold BY ALL. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
n ay Id
THE CREAT* BLOOD P?RIFIETR.
PosM>S!>ing po^aojnliovig^raui.n_
Tbcdo Bitters nro \ *itiViiy invalnublo iu
?j*3^?a*?a^a??A3a?L?aaa?aAJi?SA**Aa5
They purify tho system, and will euro
l:: n.iit. i.t and Intermittent i'evers,
NERVOfS 0\SF*$fc.I u/fR roMPI /VINT
and aru n prr remiviofChOlt and Fever.
01-TASCjOI fH^ aDNl Y^'.LADDER
Ii
Ait yield to I'jeb- powerrid ofildaey.
Are an antidote lo char.go of ?,'a'.c ? and Di?t.
??insieti^^>i^ia^ii^^7BiiaN^iVri!sJ
to tho wasted fram<>, and correct ail
Will save dcya of suffering to tha ?i.-k, and
The grand Panaoua for all the OU of life.
TRY ONE BOTTLE
Tli? Standarfl 'j^nw****
pun,
CO
In Younr; or Old, Married*
TEACTiCE.
ror Fintde, these Bitters are ua^
c"equidlod and hare often 1
means of saving life.
THY ONE QOTTLN.
new goods!
JOJS ]SrN A >rAKA.^ just received from NEW
YO RK ?'?* THIRD SUPPLY ef
Choice and Selected Patterns of
(Jcnts CassimcrcH, (Moths, Ilendymade Clojhing &ch, TCto^hVWe^
Dress Goods, Shawls, Opera Flanneh, TMmG'stics, Ladies aod Genta
DrcsB aud Walking Shoc^, Gaiters, Hours, 4
A Complete aud" Well Assorted Stock of
k?tt
GROCE RIES,
Among the latter there are 4000 lbs BACON, 36 Lbls FLOUR and 10 bbls
. SUGAR. AH of which will be eohj quite LOW DOWN lor Cash,
dec 14 JOS. McNAMARA.
(A>\ JJI Id 3 IT
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r ?
a
? a. ? .
COMING IN
I Ml
BY EVERY STEAMER
GEO. H. C?RNELSON.
i c i' i / i) * *
IN ORDER TO BE PRHPAEKD FOB AN INCREASED fJTIRISTMAS TRADE, T
Am completely replenishing mv Stuek in nil the different lines by ctptt Steamer.'
I would cnll SPECIAL ATTENTION to n Urea Lino of DOMESTICS, CASSIMEItES.
IEANS and Heavy COTTONADES. Also PRINTS, WOOLENS, and tho Finest Lot ol
bit ESS 0O0?8 ever displayed in Town My Stock of Clothing comprises cverv Variety
an well aV in STYLE and" IMtICE und has hecn receiving LARGE ADDITION'S. In
HOOTS ninl SHOES, my Stork stands unsurpassed, having been bought from tho BEST
Manufacturer* in the Country. 1 hnvt also full Stocks in HARDWARE, SADDLES, and
CHOICE GROCERIES
Which will bu SOLD at PRICKS that defy Competition.
dec 7 GEO. U. CORNELSON.
A New Energy Infused into Trade.
EIIESII LIFE!
?J# ~D. I^Ol^TfJ OIT,;,kes great pleasure in announcing to
the GOOl) FOLK Of Orangcburg Town and County, thatVhe has purchated the
hitherto carried on bv Mr II. FUN DKKRLillKJaujI that he is now to
bo tuuud at this well known STAND, ?-urrouuded by
EVERYTHING GOOD,
EVERYTHING NICE.
EVERYTHING FRESH.
In the line of p p f| {
GEOCEEIESrUrj?IlS & SEGARS!
J
v r; w : < .1-' 2>
Hero then, at this -Popular .Stand the Subscriber has established himpelf with
a resolution to plane all, to' suit all, and to build np a liusiuess Second to none it
Orangeburg. ?
Here ho invites all hie friends and the publio generally to como aud^be suitod
jud BatinGcd.
A tine full Stock equal to any in the market.
A spirit of courtesy and euergy and attention twist win the Golden Meed of
Succ-ss. - + C. 1>. KORTJCHN. nro 23
?SSS?I ? '_li
Mew York,
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE ABOVE MARKET
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS
and other Choice GOODS.
AT
D. LOUIS
WHO IS OFFERING
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
AS 'WELL AS THE ABOVE GOODS
J .Jt. A,<->..?
r
also a full jTprK of
FAMILY GR?CmiES
CALL SOON ANI>
Mm BARGAINS!
w(l 7 D. I, O U I B ,
J. WALLACE CANNON
HAS JUST 0 TEN KD AT
T.IGrIITKOOT5? OLD STAND,
With a CHOICE LOT of, Housekeeping Good*, to which ho invites ^the aU
leutiuii of hb old friends and the public generally, consisting of
' * ? :? * i
I'll LSI I G HOC Kill KS, CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, TOBACCO, SE
GA R8, LIQUORS, 4c,
Hoping by close attention to business to merit a share of the publio'j patronage.
My prices ae well as my Goods cannot be surpassed.
nuv 30 11 3m
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO BUY AT
T. 0. YINCE'S
WHERE
VALUE IS- GUARANTEED
IN
NEW & ATTRACTIVE GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES!!!
Purchasers are invited to oxaminc my Stock of DRY GOODS, which is com
plcto iu erery line.
CLOTHING of tho Latest Style nn d TOCTg^nj II of the Bert Quali
ty, selected especially to suit the Trade.
T. VINGE,
Xoxl Door lo l)r. A. <'. DI KES' Drni Nlore,
oct 12?lyc ORANGEBURG, S. C.
REGULAR, DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JUST: IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
k
Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied 3 took ef
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with constant additions, h*
UNSURPASSED
Moth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Tlwir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markau
FOR THE CASH
Enable thorn to make the best poasib'e RATES, which is the OLD RULE con
tinued from its ORGANIZATION ? ;
18 42,
Giving an experience of 30 years in Busines*.
Economy and Eoterpriso together with the Energy and ceotleraanty depart
ment of all their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
HOUSE of ?
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 25 o ly
WOCI.T) TNfOPM THE THRUO THAT HE IS STIT.b CARRYIStt ON THE CAR
riaije Sisftir.f in nil ffa various branches, and will Manufacture or Repair at the
Shortest Notice, all Curiinges, Hnggie* or Wagons. And am also prepared With
NEW PRESS AND 0 %I TO OIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTfY-f.. f^rlon tVrNNKl) AT MY MILL has brought from \ to J cent more
than that Ginned 01) the common Oiri*.
oct aj) v j'r U, RIGA
SOUTH < AUOLINAKAILKOAD'
ChahLkkton, 8. Oi December 28, 1871?
/"|N AND AFTER SUNDAY DF.CFMBB?
\ 24, i lie Passenger Train en the Soath
Carolina K nil road will run as follow*.
run avdusTA.
Leave Charleston.4...-8.10 A- Mi
Arrive nt Aujjualn...4.25 1*. M;
FOU COLtMUJA.
f.envo Charleston.8.10 A. It;
An ire ut Columbia.4.06 P. M.
for riHABLISTOV.
I>ave Augusta.-.-7.40 A. ?.
Arriva at Charleston.-...1.20 P. ??
Leave Columbia....7.40 A. Mi
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. WL
TfniotfJH WILMIKOTOX TSAIS ,
vK
Leate Augusta...8.00 A. If.
Arrive at Kingviile. .9.00 A. M.
Leave Klugville..-ifi.80Pf Ja\
Arrive at Augusta. .6 80 r. M.
At'crarA *kiht Kxrassa-strJfblYS ? llf?niti
Leave Charleston......s.-8.8? P. If.
Arrive at Augusta.........7.80 A. W.
Leave Augusta..........?.?0 P. Ml
Arrive at Clinrlcaton.....6.66 A. mti
UOLCMBtA ?lURT express?si'lit OA TS JXCKPT-.
ted.
Leave Chariest oh............^/.T^TrlO P. M\
Arrive at Columbia...7.30 A. M.
Len?c Columbia.6.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston. ..7.00 4.
SL'MM KRVILLR TBAIS.
Leave B?mmerville at....7.25 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston at.8.46 ?. M.
Leave Charleston at.8.30 P. If.
Arrive at Snnvmervllle at._4.45 P. U.
OAMDRN BBAXCK.
Leave Camden.0.16 A. M;
Arrive ftt Columbia.10.40 A. M.
Leave Colombia.1.46 P. M.
Arrive at Camden.6.28 P. Htf
Day and Night Trains mnke close, connea
tion at Augusta with Georgia Kailroad aad
Central Railroad.
Night Tiaih: connects with Macoa and
Augusta Kailroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Uoad topointa North.
Catrrdeft Train connect* at Kirigville daily
(except Sundnya) with Day Passenger Train/
and runs through to Columbia.
A. L. TV LRR, Vice-Presideni.
8. B. Picanhfaj, General ticket Agent.
Doors, Sashes*, Blinds, fto,
p. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Honler,
No. 20 Hayne Street and Herlbeck's Wkarf
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
ggy This is the Largest and mast Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Sentker?*
Slates, and all articles in this line can be'
furnished by Mr. P. P. Toif_B at jprisc? irfcisi
defy competition.
gerA pamphlet with full and desalfceV
list ef all sizea of Doora Sashes and B?nas,
and the prices of each, will be scat free aeveV
pelt Paid, en applicatiod to? . -
CHARLBSTOR, 8.
jnly 16 weo
?jfajp*
MONEY CANNOT BUT IT!'
For 8! Rht I? I?riceloau 11
BUT THE DIAMOND SPBCTACLM WIM,
PRESERVE IT.
Tf yea value your Pyeeigkt aee tkees Par
feet Lenses, Orouad from Minct* Cry seal
Pebblea, Melted together, and deriv*' ta%tr
name "Diamond" ea account of tbair Hard
ncss and Brillianey. They will last many
yeare without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in ase.
Manufactured by the Spencer Op?oal
Manufacturing Co., New York.
CAUTION.?None Qenning nnlaee stamp
ed with our trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents threagk
out tbc I'nion.
JM. ouviRoa^
jan 20?ly Orangeburg, B. ?.
THE
Citizens' Savings Bank
OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ora uro burg nrnnch.
Will pav 7 PER CENT. INTERR8T mm
SPECIAL DRl OS ITS and 6 PER CRNT. ea
SAVINGS DEP081T8, Compounded Semi
annually.
Local Finance Committee^
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL 8. FELDKR.
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON.:
JAS. H. FQWLBS,
Assistant Cashier,
mar 28 jaa ely
V* ~ <o H20 I?ER DAY! Agent*
?[>0 WANTED! All elasaos of werklag
people, of either aex, yonng or old, make
more money at work for as in their spar*
moments, or all the time, than' at anything
else. Parlioulara free. Address ^ A*
0. 8TINS?N * CO.,
sept *' ?lo Portlaad. Maina.
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a,part aff
tbo Estate of the late CeL Keitt, and
known as the DARBY n.ACE. The tract
oonsiats of about 600 acres, one half well
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Leans
Soil, adapted te Crops of all kinds. These
are the Finest Lands in the District, and
were talaed at ?20 per acre in 1806: Would
be sold for one-halt tha* ,>rice new, One
fourth cash, the remair or in three instal
ments bearing: interest from date aad se
cured by mortgage of tbo tarns.
This is a epleadid chance for any one de
siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range aad a IteftneA
**J,TT.
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