The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 18, 1873, Image 7
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There's music in a lady's fool.
And well the ladies know it ;
And she who has it pretty ono
Is pretty sure, to show It;
At times you, too, nee in artyred by
TJ^jiiccst little ankle,
Thnt shoots tin arrow through the eye,
Wi?lM*W*B?M.t? y.nMc.
V ? 9
But when it trips along the streets,
Through_wju<k iitidwiiud, und vapor,
ByabtfrW^ofiW^tfi 18V
Vow buuulifid tho taper;
And an it steps upon the walk.
Amid the crowd to mingle,
Two fogui&h oycslook up aud say,
i wonder it* he's single?
"is dire story which, it is said
\\?Bfi<na&t0&^bas related of a man who,
w'etjt.into ail inn and asked for a glass id'
drjj?tftjom the la; d. :id, who pufctljd foi
w?rd-a Yiiue gluts about half fhe usual
sifte-f-lud1 tea cups also iu that day were
not more than half tho present siy.e The.
landlord said:
lTh;\t glass out of which you tire drink
in- is forty years old.'
'Well,' said the thirsty traveler, eon
??-??'f. nVa aatTi . .
tciuplat in;: its di in in ut tvo proportions,
,Llhtiik-it is the smallest thing lor its
age I ever saw.'
ThO story, as told is'givin'g as a story
ofAlheus i>T5 years before Christ was
burn. . ,
? "Why! all these Irish bu'.li are Greek
?^-cvery one of thcni.
Take the Irishman who carried around
a brick as a specimen uf ihe luiuiu he
had in sell: take the Irishman who shut
his oyes und looked into the gliss t i s/et*
how ho would look when he was dead:
take the lrihuiati that bought a cr?.w.
?Umging thnt crows wi re ropqricll;(o
$?0'2U0 years, and he meant t :> set out |
and try it
OriU> fci!* ,5},.'TUOUe . ill . '
Take thei Irishman that mot a fncud
\sho said to hi n. j
?f^'Why, Fir.l heard von w 13'dead,
?rft*Woll,'>8?ys tho man 'I supyoic you.
sec I in not.
55^Dh! no.' says he. 'I would he?. ve
?"t^e msn who told tuca good deal quicker
?Ahau.-i would you,
^?fc*ir;tlio.ve;aTeaU Greek. A score
or more of them? oftlu p?ralle ohaiacic-l
e/UueTrofft Athens, ?
Our old Huston patriots f.-'.t th it lai
ring atrd'fenthering a tor}* was a genuine
-relent' Yankee lirehr.iud ? yankeeH n.
^Xi^tYly imagined that, fhoii WMtf
.^?ccuffrdp Loon set out on one ot his
cfiJ.-a'Jcs, among the orders he issued to
'hls'camp of soldiers was- that a.?y one
w/lus robbed a hen ro. it should he tarred
nud feaihered. Many a man who lived
in Conjicctieut has repent"'] th_> story of
t;?.Lie:- children f > the limits of the town
hud giving them a sound thrashing; to
enforce their memory of the spot. Hut
the BurguudMua 10 France, in a law dow
1,100 years old, aUrib ite va'or in thl
east eTFra'tice^ because it had a law that
the ihiluiin should be taken toithe lim
its of tho district aud th .'re.souo liy wip
ped, }h order that' th-y mi^ht tbrev. r ie
nieinber where Ihe limits' en mo So wo
have very few new things in that line.?
??lfo? J'Jnf/fps.
Mrs.l\irHngloii on Domestics.
. 'The plague of our housekeepers,'
haid l)Si Spoonor, as he sat with .Mrs
T*artingtou in hor little frout parlor, -is
.Cddmeslisa. They dou't work wtdlj the)
art: always troublesome: and they inuki
a racket there's uo living in p sacs
, with them.'
I-1' ttw? ? ?
'I'm shore I am surprised to hear you
say.so,' replied she; for mine is very
different, It never gets decomposed and
: a iittie Lie iu ihe joints makes all go a>
sinuutn as can be.'
'Oil iu the joints madatne?' the doe
tor almost screamed; 'tint is irip?H iLie.
besjdes, it would bo highly improper
No domestic will submit, madatne, to In
, oiled in the joints! Impossible"
4Hnt my dear doctor,' said Mr*. Pir
. ingtou' laying her linger on his coat
sreeve", 'I can insure you that it is not
impossible; and if you step into the next
jwpi| ly^ill thow )ou l*>w L lucubr* 0
my dbntCatiCS iu every j'int, and uothitig
imiroper.in it at all.'
The doctor looked at her. hall aghast
his sch?c of propriet y was in danger oi
being oO'endcd. Should he orr.hnuld hw
, nf't. he nsked, and ""decided he rho ihi
'1 l:cy'entered thV adjacent room und
;r "Stopped at the threshold with nir\ r sc
ri for there sat Ike nt M s. I'arjuglon's
Domestic sewing machine, making the
Wheel revolve mpidlv ni.d the needless
l/ewildermg ga|!op.
'What are you doing with my Dornet ie
you bScTldy? said she exem d y.
'1 nag seeing if 'l wouldn't make a
Voile, like Aunt 'J'ilda's ' r< phed h?-. g' t
ting out of tho hair., and grinning, "out
tli^f5!? Isn't a'bit of noise in it. Aunt
^ 'JTilda's is like a steam fiie engine and a
1 icon olive?l ully. I tell you??but I've
been running t|n? for half 4b hour, and
? in't get even out of
Mil 1'nftingt n Mitihd,
'Ai:dthis iheu, is your doiiiCstig?' re
?narked the doctor, reieasod of I is appio
lie ion. 'Such aii one rn'ist be invalua
ble iu a quiet family whoso violence can
?be ubbei. by iiier?.ly a drop of oil-'
?'T jc dot tor Wi lit out, mid Ike tut no 1
hi attention .to ?I;.mining the stove door
i 1 r'tiftt imitaUoll of Aunt L.idi's ma
pbitti,
*e?M is.li.l. OK IO KiAl.
ONK Arm: LOT With STORK and
DWKLL1.NC, tit BmitohvillO, 8. C.
Apply to V. LOKB,
nug 24?8ra Cbarloetdn.B. C.
MALE'S
VEGETABLE SICIUaK
HAIR
^EENEWER.*
Every year increases the popu
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is duo to merit
alone. Wo can assure our old
patrons that it in kept fully up to
its high standard ; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prcpara
tiou for restoring (Tray or Faded
IIaiii to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. It removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tome proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its nse, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In baldness, it restorea the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. Tt is the most
economical IIAia-DuKKsiNo ever
used, as it. requires fewer applica
tion:}, and gives the hair a splendid,
!nt?y appearance. A. A. llnycs,
I.D., Stato Ass.-iyer of Massachu
setts, says, wTho constitucnta are
pure, ami carefully selected for ex
cellent quality; and I consider it
the Brvvr Preparation for ita
intended purposes/'
Sold by <i!l Dr<i,jjtsUowl Hsalers In Medicines.
Prleo Ono Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKERS.
As our Renewer in many cases
requires too bmg a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, wo have prepared thia
dye, in one prrparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
ami produces a color which will
neither ruh nor wash off. Sold-by
ii'A Druggists. Prico Filly Cents. -
Manufactured by R. P. HALL A CO.,
NA8IIUA, N.U.
mat 11 o ly
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
for riius-iixe the blood.
The roputatier Ulis ex
cellent medicine enjoya,
is derived from it? cur?-?,
mauy of which uro truly
niarveUoua. Iuvcterato
at I ,*S*ZS*' cases of Scrofulous diH
flr .... ease, where tho Hvntom
_S' tWl K.-i iiu'ii -"ternle-.i wiUs
corrui>tiun, bavo been
juirtilisl :tiul cured by It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorder-,which wcreo^
gravatcd by Uio scrofu
lous coiilaniinatlon unUi
thoy were painfully nffllcUng, hnvo been radically
?urod In suehgreat numbers lu nlmoetovoryseo*
flon <>i tii.tun try. that Uic i>tii>ie- scarcely need
to be informal . i It i vlrtiien or m-cx.
Scronil(>asn>ol80d la one of U.e nio*t deMrao
tlve cueinies or onf race, often. Uiis unseen and
unfell tonnnl of Uio organism undermines thecoa
mm 11 lion, and Um ite* die attack of enfeebling or fa?
tili <?!?'nee?, without nniiiiig ti busiiicion of its
Broxi'iioc. Again, it si-otn? to breed inreetion
iroughnul the boily, nnd Ilten, on some fa vorablo
occasion, rapidly develop Into ono or other of Us
Hideous forms, either on the Mirfacti or among the
vitale, in tho latter, tubercles mar i>o suddenly
deposited in tho liin?>j or heart, or tumors formed
in Uio liver, or It shown Its presence by eruptions
on tlie akin, or foul ulcorauona on some part of
the boifT. Hence the occasional use of a botUo
of this Sarsnpa Alia Is advisable, even when no
active .lymptoms uf disease appear. Person? af
flicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, nnd, ut longlh, run-, by the
uic of tliiH & A Iis A I'A It ILL. A: Sr. Antho
ny's Fire. Hose or Hrysipeltui, Tetter, Salt
!{/?<? i. in. Sruld Hi ml. Ittnpu-orm, Sore Eye*.
, Sore t'tir.t, and otlior en;i>tl.-.ns i.r visible formt
or Srfof'ulouv tll~' n?e. At.?o in the moro con
I ceali-^I foriiif, n.s Hi/spepsia, Dropsy, Henri
JUsra'ic, Jits,; fpilrpsu, Neturnlgin, m.d
Vie various tfterrous amxtlous of tho muscuua
"anil l lew on s'syt terns.
St/j/hitin of I'enrreal and Mercurial lils
'eases are cared by it. titoiikl. u i.r.g time Is
quired tor snbduing tnes-e nlnuinau; maladies by
any medicine. Jtut loug-conUuuvd use of Ulfa
nioMlcino will eure tho eoutplalnt. J^euc*>rrhatat
or Whiles, Uterine Ulceratiens. and Female
Disease?, are rommonlv rflon relieved and ulti
mately cured bv its purifvlng and invigorating
effeet." Minute direction* f.>r each cs.ee are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. TlheutnaOmmm
and <tout, v lien reused by a.ieumnluUons of ox*
traneotis uialters In the blood, yield quickly to it,
aa nlrto l.lrer Complaints, Torpidity, Conges
tion or Inflammation of the Mnr.BDtlJawn
dtr?*. when ariMiig, aa they often do, from U^t
rankling poisons in tho blood. This 8ARSA
V A 1111.1. A is a great rctitorer for Uie strengUi
an 1 vigor of Uie system* Those who are 7-ati
yuM nml l.tsfleis. Despondent, Sleepless,
and troubled with Nervous AppreheauHons or
.b'earit, or any of the affections symptomatic of
Weakness, will find Immediate relief and con
viucing evidunc? of ila icalo:uuvu power opon
trial.
PREPARED R Y
?r. JT. C. AI CH eV CO., X.?we>ll, Mtvss.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD UY ALL DBUGOI8T8 EVERYWHEB?.
i>.ny 11
THE CHEAP BLOOD PURlPIElR.
1\. , i??. i::)f 1 >'-.iCrful inMK' l llll.?
Those Hitters nro posiWcljr snraluublo iu
'J. lu-y purify tho system, aud will euro
DYSPEPSIA GENER?L- DEB I LIT
a
Itcmittcnt and Intermittent levers,
and ave a pre rrt; r. : of ObUlr and Povcr.
AJl jri-'ld to tl>ei. ioweritd oflicaey.
Are an antidote to char.go of ??'a'.t ? and Dut.
THEV-WILL -.RESTORE YQUi Hf ULVIGOW
to tho wasted frame, and correct all
Will save dayaof suffering to the ?ick, ni I
CURES b'fclVrSR mil I PEOPLE;
The grand Pauaoua for all the Qls of lifo.
mm
Y .ONEveOTTLE ?
Tlie Stan?ar?
/V PHYSICIANS THERE
?r yco^^ij-^v mi}
)EEHAIlT/ln Younp or Old. atari i^iST'EACHCE.
0T fih'b'h', the?e Hitters are un^V
^^eq'iullcd and bavo ofi. u been tbt^w
means of savin,; lif<?.
T TRY onk 9 OTT i. ?. >
new goods!
r) OS M'NAM'ABA;!?? just received from JST^W
YO IIK his THIRD SUPPLY ef
Choice and Selected Patterns of
Gents Cassiuiercs. (Moths, Keadymado Clothing Aeh, tilso h Nice Lin? of Ladies
Dress (Joods, .Shawls, Opera FhuiU'ds, Domestics, Ladles and Gents
Dress and Walking Shoes, Gaiters, Route, A>n,
1
A Complete aud Well Assorted Stock of
GROCERIES,
Among the latter there are 4000 lbs UACO^, 30 bbis FLOUR and 10 bbls
SUOAB. All of which will be eold quite LO\V DOWN tor Cash,
dec 14 JOS. MuN AMARA.
{\f ? * 1 siisrirr ii -':. ' ! ::
HEW GOODS
COMING IN
BY EVERY STEAMER
AT
GEG. II. CORNELSON.
IN OR!) ER TO DE PRBPARKD FOR AN INCREASED CHRISTMAS TRADE. I
Alu Completely Tepli-iiivbiiig my Stuck in rill the different linen bv every Steamer.'
1 would Call SPECIAL ATTENTION t<? a Urcabinoof DOMESTICS. CASSIMERES.
IRANS and H envy COTTON A D ES. Also PRINTS, WOOLENS, and tho Einest Lot ol
DME8S OOOD8 over displayed in Town My Slock of Clothing comprises every Variety
:is weiljk* in STYLE and PRICE and hnaf bee* receiving LA HQ B ADDITIONS. In
IIOOT8 and SHOES, my Slock stands unsurpassed, having l?een bought from the ItKST
Manufacturers in the Country. 1 huvt lull Stocks in HARDWARE, SADDLES, ami
CHOICE GROCERIES
Which will bo SOLD at PRICES that defy Competition.
dec 7 GF.O. II. CORNELSON.
A New Energy Infused into Trade.
FRESH LIFE!
(2. "O. KO!"lrr?I OTI N~ takcji prent pleasure in announcing to
the OOOD I'OLK of Orangfhurg Town nod County, tint die has purchased tin
Business hitherto carried on by Mr II. FILM DE KB I IlKAiind tliat tie is now to
00 found at thU well-known STAND, mirrounded by
EVERYTHING GOOD,
EVERYTHING NICE.
EVERYTHING FRESH
ja me uue ui
GHOCEEIES,- LiqiTOHS & SEGAHS!
Hero then, at this Popular Stao-d Subscriber has established himself wtih
u resolution to plasc all, to' suit all, and to build op a Dumness Secoud to none it
Orangoburg.
I lore he invites all his friends aud the puhlio generally to eotno aud^ bu suituci
and satinucd.
A Hue full Stock equal to any in the market.
A spirit of courtesy and euergy and attention must win the Golden Meed of
>ucc-ss. C D. KORTJCIIN. nvo 23
New York,
JUST ARRIVED FROM TUR A BO V E M A KICKT
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
AT AND BELOW COST
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
CALL SOON AND
SECURE BARGAINS!
i). i> o u r s ,
J. WALLACE CANNON
HAS JUST OPENED AT
LIGIITFOOT^H ODD STAND,
Whh a CHOICE LOT of Housekeeping Goods, to which h? invites the atr
tiMitioii of bi.i old friends uud tho public generally, consisting of
FRESH GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, TOBACCO, SE
GA R8, LIQUORS, 4c.
Hoping hy close f Mention to bnsincss to merit a share of the public's patronage.
My prices as well as my Goods cannot be surpassed.
nov 30 ] 1 3m
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO 15 LTY A.T
T. G. VI NC ES
WHERE
VALUE IS GUARANTEED
IS
NEW & ATTRACTIVE GOODS
AT
THE LOWEST PRICES!!!
Purchasers are invited to examine my Stock of DRY GOODS, which is com
plcto in every line.
CLOTHING of tho Latest Style nn d TO( 'J S and HOE of tho Best Quali
ty, selected especially to suit the Trade.
T. C2. VINGE,
Xoxt Door to I>r. A. C. DI KES' Drug 8tore,
oct 12?lyc ORANGEBURG, S. C.
was*. - . -L.^tj
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JI 'ST IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
LL SCOVILL k
Making Selection from their Extraordinary L%rge >nd Varied Stock ef
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Their assortment, with constant additions, h?
UNSURPASSED
iloth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities iu drawing supplios from desirable Market?
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the best possible RATES, which ia the OLD RULE eon
tinued from its ORGANIZATION? ;
1842,
'Jiviug an experience of 30 years in Business.
Economy and Eutcrprieo together with the Energy and e?ntlatnanly depart
ment of all their Assistants, arc always found at the OLD ESTABLISH ED
HOUSE of -
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 25 o ly
/
WOPU) TNFOPM THE POBLTC THAT HF. 18 STILL CARRYING ON THE CAR
Tiau'e Making in nil Hs various branohea, and will Manufacture cr Repair at tho
Shortcut Notice, all Carriages, finggie* or Wagons. And am also proparsd With
NEW PRESS AND G >I TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHORT NOTfcW. ^tion flfSKfBD AT MY MILL lias brought from \ to ] cent more
ih*n iliat Ginned on the common o'ri'.
oct spl ; rj " RICO
SOUTH CAROLIN ARAILROAD
CharI.Kstok, S. 0< December 28, 1871.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER
21. (lie Passenger Train en the goatM
Carolina Railroad will run aa follow*.
rom AUOt'STA.
Leave Churloston...-8.1Q A...Mr
Arrive at Augusta.4.36 Pi If.
for columbia.
Lfava Charleaton.1.101. ?;
At rive at Columbia...4.06 P. >1.
rOR ohABLB8TOR.
Leave Augusta.y.-7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston......1.20 P. If 4
Leave Columbia.,7.40 A. If <
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M.
tnaofcoa wilmikutox tbaix
Leave Augusta.-.3.00 A.M.
Arrive at Kingville...9.00 A. M.
Leave Kh.gville....1*2.30 P. M.
Arrite at Augusta. .6 SOP. M.
av01.-8ta might ex rub88-8ttjtdats BICBPTBO
Leave Charleston.?8.80 P. M<
ArriVe at Auguata.........7.30 A. hi,
Leave Augusta..........U.Oo P. If
Arrive at Charleston.....6.5$ A. If.
e'oll'm 01a XIUlIT BXPRR88-8CKDAT8 BXfcsrT'
txd. 1 1 . ?'
Leave Charleston...7.10 P. u.
Arrive at Columbia.?7.80 A. M.
Lea"e Columbia.?.00 p. M.
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M:
8ummkrvillb tkaie.
Leave RUmmerville at...7.2<"> A. M.
Arrive at ChurlcHlon at.8.46 A. at'.
Leave Charleston at. .?30 P. Is*,
Arrive at SnftTiiicrville at.?4.45 1*. If/
camdbx branch.
Leave Camden....0 16 A. If/
Arrive *t Cdnrabia.10.40 A. VS.
Leave Colombia...1.46 P. M.
Arrive at Camden.6.26 P. If.
Day ami Nig'ht Trains make olose connee
tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and*
Central Railroad.
Night Train connects with Macoa and
Augusta* Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects1' with*
(IreenvilU and Columbia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Road to points North.
Camden Train connect*at KinjrTjll? 4silx
(except Sundays} with i?ay Passenger Train,
and rubs through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
8. R. Picitkks, General ticket Agent.
Doors, Sasliesi Blinds, &q,
p. p. to ale,
Hanufnciurer and Dealer,
No. 20 Hayne S treat and Horlbeck'a W* kavf
CHARLESTON* 8. C.
trjy- This is the Largest and meat Cem
|ilete Factory of the kind in the Sentkern'1
States, and all articles in this line can be'
furniahed by Mr. P. P. Thau, at prices whit*,
defy competition.
B?T" A pamphlet with full and details'
list of all sizes of Doors 8aahea aad Blind*, -
and the pricea of eaeh, will be seat free Ctaf'
nest Paid, en applicatiod tol
? P. I*. T?ALE,
CHARLESTON, g. 0.
jnly 16 weo
MONEY CANNOT BUI IT!
For Sight is f*ri??IeM!X
RUT THE DIAMOND SPBCTACLBB tflndV
PRESERVE IT.
If yen value yanr Fyeeigkt ass tkeM Per
feet Lensea, Ground from Minnie Crystal
Pebbles, Melted together, and dsrive eketr
name "Diamond" en account of tbsir ffare
nesa and Brilliancy. Tboy will last assay
years without change, aad are warraated
superior to all others in aae.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optfoal
Manufacturing Co., New Tack.
CAUTION.?None Oenuing unless etamp
?d with our trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents threagk
out tbe Union.
X. J. OLI78R08,
jan 20?ly Orangeburg, I. <J.
THE
Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangebarsj Branch.
Will pav 7 PER CENT. INTEREST en
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 8 PER CENT, ea
3AV1NG8 DEPOSITS, Compounded Semi
annually.
Local Finance Committee)*
Hon. THOS. W. GLOVER.
Col. PAUL 8. FELDKR. &
Capt. JNO. A. H A MILTON."
JAS. H. FOW1.E8,
Assistant Cashier,
mar 28 jaa ely
<t>? fo ?20 PKR DAY! Ag?nt?
C\)r) WANTED! All elaseee of werking
people, of either sex, yonng or old, mako
more money at work for us in their spar*
moments, or all the time, than at anything
?lae. Particulars free. Address
O. STINSON k CO.,
sea' ?1 ? lo Portlaad. Mala*.
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a part ef
the Estate of the late Col. Kcitt, and
known as the DARRY PLAOK. The tract
oonsists of about 600 acres, one bait well
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Loam
Soil, adapted t* Crops of all kinds. These
are the Fiuect Lands in the District, aad
were valued at $20 per acre in 180C. Would
be sold for one-halt tha' /rice new. On a
fourth cash, the retnair er in three instal
ments bearing .interest from date r-nd se
cured by mortgage of the same.
This is a splendid chance for aay eae de
siring to aeeare Rich Lands, fine Water Pew
1 er, excellent Cattle Range aad a Refined