The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 15, 1873, Image 5
.Vliat the Choir Sung About the
JL?L?? New Bonnet.
SSBSaf ei am? <m* ;
2r*?^2,4b *?"?'*' ~ ? ?
A foolish little maiden bought afooUsh llttl
bbtmei,
With a ribbon nn? a feather ami a bit .?f lace
upon it;
A nl. that the other maidens ot'the lilt tie town
might know it,
.'.'he thought she'd goto meeting the next
Sunday, just to show it.
Hut, though tho little bohnct waa scarce
largely than a d'me,
The getting of it sottlod proved to be a work
of time:
.So, when 'iwca fairly tied, all the bells had
u'oppod their riuging,
Aud when she came to nieetli.*. sure enough
" 'the folks were einging,
So this foolish little maiden stood ai'd wait
ed at the door,
Aud she shook heV ruffles out behind and
smoothed them down before,
"Hiilleluia! halleluia!" sang tho chior above
her Ncad,
"JJardly knew! you hardly knew you!" were
sVaytho words she thought they said.
mkm ?>'1 ? I
This made the little maiden feel go very,
very croe?,
That she gave her little mouth a twist, hor
little head a toss;
For she thought the very hymn they sang
. ' ' Was all about her bounet,
With the ribbon aud the feather aud a bit of
i? 'dace upon it.
And she would not wnit te listen to the ser
mon or the prayer.
But pattered down the silent stroct and hur
ried up tho stair,
Till ?be had reached her little bureau, and in
u bantLbox on it
Ha 1 hidden safe from critic's eye her foolish
f - little bonnet.
Which proves, my little maidens, that each
of you w ill find
Io every Sabbath service but an echo of your
And tha' htllo head that's filled with silly
little airs,
Will never get a blessing from sermon or
%) from prayers,
H- , -
Where Did the ?ich Man iio.
; l,ittlc Juhnle was psepatring for Sun
'day school, situated Some distance away
when his mother s tw one of h :r neigh
b;or* Approaching in his vehicle, 'J hi
neighbor, by the wny, was oalled "'tin
Rich Man," being both wealthy, kind
hearted, and liberal to the poor. .Jhonny
ran out and tho rich man took him into
his vehicle, as he was going right past
the Sunday school. It was a very hot
day, and so J?nnie took off his shoes and
blockings to keep himself cool. When
they at rived the execrises had already
begun, and as the man was going to
b.Kn?i> ..v, ?t o nine beyond. and Be
agreed to call for Jhonny on his return,
he concluded not to put on hi?sho*s an 1
stockings again but leave them in tho
vehicle. 8u he tripped lightly into
school nnd the man drove away toward,
the church.
IR< teacher was just hearing the Ivs
son, which, by the by, Jhonny was nc
qniuttd with, which \va-> tho fate of the
rich man and Lazarus. Soon sftcr
Jt.nuy took his rent, it raune bis a u t ?
- answer a question!"
"Jhonny, can you tell mc where the
rich man weut?"
lie weut to th? Baptist meeting/' re.
plied the little lad, thinking only of his
late companion.
"Xo, no, my son, the rieh man went to
hell, ' said the teacher, with gre.it iiu
pressiveness . tie the other scholars were
littering with laughter.
"Did he?" exclaimed the*lad; in all
hone-ty. -'That he bus taken tn*y shoes
stockings with h:m," and up he
jumped and seising his hat he put out
ol the school room and down the road to
overtake the rich man, and' sterner his
property.
? i assay ass, ?
Du Think.-?'?Two things a musrer
commits to his servant's care"' said one
-'the child and the child's clothes." It
will be a poor excuse for tho servant to
. ray at bis master's return. "Sirr here
arc all the child's clothes', seat, clean,
but tha child is lost!" Much so with
tho account that many will give to God
' of their souls and bod La at the great
day: "Lord here is my body, and I am
very grateful for it. I neglected nothing
that belonged to its rontcut and welfare
, but for my soul, that is lost und cast
away forever. I took little cure aud
thought about it."
and
Hi Loved to Steal,?A well kuown
Conunctiout clergyman had s deacon who
insisted npon leading the singing at the
prayer meetings. lie waa a great blun
derer and he saug all the aad and me
liocho'y tunes he could think of; The
hymn was give) out, "I love to steal
awhile away." The deacou begun, "I
love to steal," to Maar when be broke
' ? down. He started wiihDuu lee, "I love
^ to steal." The third tlrajj be oommou
ccd and broko down wh. n tho pastor
n arose aud sail- "I am sorry for our
I I rothcr'a propensity, Wisi souio hroth
if pray."
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A Connecticut family eousis ing of
five poisons depend on the town for
th ir daily bread and on themselves for
PS 50 worth of opium a week
A3'at*'s
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is nt onoo agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tlio
hair. Faded or gray
/mir is soon restored
iu to its original color,
"sSisSe^*'-? freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair cheeked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its uso. Nothing can restore tho
hair whero tho follicles arc destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed,
But such os remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gr^.y or falling < fl", and
consequently prevent baldness. Freo
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
morely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing olso can bo found ro desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil whito cambric, und yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Aver & Co.,
PiiACTicir, and Analytic i. Chemists,
lowelt,, mass.
PBICF. si oo.
mi 11 0 lv
/Iyer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Thront and Lungs,
such na Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the wliole history of
medicine, ha* any thing won so widely and so
dcei>lv upon the conUUencc of mankind, aa i!.:;
excellent remedy lor pulmonary comitlainta.
Through a long series of years, and among most
of the races ot men it ha* risen higher and higher
in their estimation, a* it ha* become better kno?rn.
lm uniform character and power to cure tau va
rious affections of the lungs and throat, have
mado it known as n reliable protector against
them. While adapted to milder forms of disease
and to young children, it I* nt the same time tho
most effectual remedy that can be given for incip
lent cum. hihi uon. and Uie tlaugcroua atfectiona
of the Uiro.it and lungs. As a provision against
audden attacks of Croats*, it should lie kept on
hand in every family, ant indeed as all nie some
times subject to colds nud coughs, all should bo
provided with this antidote for them.
Although Fettled Conrumj>t(an i.- thought in
enrablc, Htill great cumbers of eases where the
disease seemed Mftlid, have I.ecu completely
cured, and Uie patent restored to Bound health
by Uie Cherry Prstorat. So complete is Its
mastery over Uie disorders of llic Lcngs and
Throat, that tho.m obstinate Of them yield to It.
Whon nothing che could reach them, under Uie
Chetrv 1'ectornl they subside and disappear.
tHnyera ami Vubllc Speakers Und prent
protection from it.
Antlitnn la niv.ii.? relieved and often wholly
?uiv-U by It.
lirvnc/tM* Is gcaewillv cured by tnklns o>?
Cherry Pectoral m smell and (Ve?|uent doses.
So generally are it* vMllCfl known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that ltd ijiialilicd
arc fully maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ajrue, Intermittent Fover,
Chill Fever, Ecniittont Fever, Dumb
Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o.,
and indeed oil tho nfTections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasinatio
poisons.
As Its name implies, U doe.* Cure, nnd docs not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, ltis
mnth, Ziuc, nor any other mineral or pol onoua
Substance whatever, it in nowise Injures any p*.
tlent. The number and importance of its cure*
In the ague districts, are literally bej ond account,
and we believe without a parallel iu the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by tho
acknowledgments we receive ol the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and whuru oilier rem
or
il tx>
edic < had wholly failed.
Cnacelimntod pors?ms, cither resident
travelling through miasmatic localities, will
protected by taking the AOiIJi < Vltl. daily
For TArrr Complaint*, arising from torpid
ity of Uie Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stitnu
lating the Liver into henlUty activity.
For liilious Disorders and Liver "Complaints, tt
la an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkablo cures, where other n.i diciuVs had
failed.
Prepared by nn. .T. c. Arm ? Co., Prnetieal
and Analytical Chemists, Low eh, Sloes., and
eold all tx>iiud the world.
VKICE, $J.OO n-Jl ISUTTLE.
ia-O 0 c 1/
THE CREATJJGOOt). :P URIFrER.
Pofc-HOAsing poweifnl Invi| oraUi.,'
PPOPERJIES&APLEAJsA
These Hitters Nro poshivtly invaioablo iu
' They purify tho system, und will euro
DYSPEPSIA 2. GENER?fi^EerDT^
Remittent nnd Intermittent Fevers,
and are a proventire of Chiiu and Fever.
. All ylold to Iheir powuftil efficacy.
s\;l^.lti.litl;i,liMJ,i.>^g,]i^jL
Are an antidote to chango of ?? a.; - and Diet.
T HEVArVILL RESTORE YaUTHFUUVIQ? R
to the wasted framr, end correct all
Will save aava of sum-ring to the sick, and
The grand Fanaoea for all tho ills of lifo.
TRY ONE BOTTLE -?
11(3 Standard
>V PHYSICIANS THERE,
r J^X. PRESCRIBE IT I*
)ERIABY^/ln Tonne; or OM. M?rricd\^ACriCE.
^Ta* Single, these- Bitten are nn^V
^requeued and bave oftm been thuV
*7 means of saving lifo.
W TRY ONE BOTTLE. >
FOH SAI.l. Oil TO lli.M r.
ON-i A(-KH LOT with 8TUUE and
DWELLING, at Hrsnchville, H. C.
Apply to 1>. LOEB,
?ug ?J?3n Chnrle ton s. c.
New Goods
ARRIVING BY KVRRY
NORTHERN STEAMER
AT
GEO. H. CORNEYiSON.
In order tobe pi-eparod for the doin-ind* of the season, I an? receiving Urge supplies ?1
all I lie various goods n-e ic 1 al this time of the yevr; such as
Plantation Sunpliea, Tool*. Plows, Iron.
And everything eise u-cuss.iry to uiaki a orop. I am Agent for tb? tollowing valuable
an 1 e labliahed Stan ?res :
aTLWAN ou AN ,
Kl IWAN DISSOLVED BOSK,
ET IWAN ( K P P06d,
ATLANTIC PII08PIIATE,
ATLANTIC ACl? PHOSPHATE.
E FKANK t'nK'S PlIOSPlIATK,
1'KIUJVIAN GUANO.
LAND PLA8TKK LIMB AND S A LT.
All the above Manures nro oiH-red at manufacturers prices will be sol l at the same
terms asat the works and will bu doliverod if roqucs.ed at a-iy depot on ttio Sont h Carolina
Railroads.
jeb I GKO. H. CORNELSON.
DUKES' HOTEL.
EU?SELL-STREET, OEANGEBURG, S. C.
The Subscriber take* great nletsnroin announcing to his FRIENDS and (he COM
Ml N1TY thai he has OPhArilJ a I 11 IST i I Ai?s HOTEL, nt the Large Residence recent
ly occupied by Mr. Ilnnc Wnnnahiakcr. Comt'ortubje Accommodations, a Uounttoin
Table and Court em Attcution arc Gunrautood.
jau 18?3m J. \\. II. m 2i K S.
CLOSING OUT K A LIC!
TO MAKE BOOM FOB SPRING STOtUC.
T. G. VINCE,
OF SEA80XJnJ*Ts? DltY <?i>:>::S.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, IIATS, AC.
AT UNUSUALLY I.OV. PllICES!
T. G. VINCE,
Next door to DR. A. C. DUKES. juns
AM HA PI V TO ?N
fnim luv 1*'lends th.it 1
have id.,h|}.j!.ed .i FIRST
CLASS
G R 0 C E II Y.
STAPLE AND FAX: y GROCERIES AT PCPULAK. PK1CKS.
I in ike it h Speciality"
nu I keep n lull supply <>:*
LIQUORS TOB .(.v<>< AND SEGA RS.
Cur* in? a call J. WALLACE CANNON,
j n 18 Ligbtfoeta Old Stand.
jnn 18
AT COST
TUE IIA LANCE OF MY STOOK op
Heady Madi Clothing and Ladies Dress
(?nods will be offered for 'he next HO
il-ivs lit and I1ELOW COST tor the
cash
J. 51 <-3> AM A KA'S.
INDUSTRY, EC?X31Y & PE.ISEYEREXUT:
LADIES A1TD GENTLEMEH
I am happy to say publicly to yon
that I have NOW one* 'Vie'.best
ASSORTED STOCKS o Domestic
and Fancy GROCERIES on Jjxind
;hat has ever been brought t?^*this
MARKET.
Call and Examine for Yourselves.
W. T. M?LLER.
All Goods Promptly Delivered.
dec 31
Kiew York:
.TUST ARRIVED PROM TOfi ABOVE MA UK LT
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS
and ether Choice GOODS.
AT
who is offering
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
AS well. AS TUB A HOVE goods
AT AND BELOW COST
also A FULL STOCK of
FAMILY GROCERIES
OALL SOON AND
T>. LOUIS,
EECnJLAE DAILY TftABl
ANOTHEtt TKAl.N JUST LN AND F1LLKD WITH
ULu?m\?L
AND CUSTOMERS' SUOI I'tNO AT
UIlUJ
id
U,
Making Selection from their Extraordinary ! ?rge ind Varied Suok af
G EN ERAL 145 17 ? ^ 1 w? "
Their assortment, with constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Roth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from dosirahio Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enahle them to make the heat possih'o RATES, which is the old RULE 4ns
tinned from its ORGANIZATION?
1842,
Giving nn experience of ?t0 years in Business.
Rconnmy and Euterprise together with the Energy and trontletn-uily deport -
nt dt nil their Assistants, arc always found at the OLD ESTABLISH ED
ment
mouse ol
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
"fjnrrout.dtnfopm tiif. poblic that hk xh still CAiumNa ov tte car
rin^e Mukit.?r in all its vnriotn branches, and will Manufacture er itepaipatthe
Shortest Notice, all Carringes, IUigglc* or Wagons. And am also prepared with
NEW PRESS AND G VI TO GIN AND PACK COTTON
SHOUT NOTICE. Cotton (3int?ED at my mill has brought from } to 1 coat tno.e
tban that Ginned un the common Q'as.
1 oct ?pl 2-lj ?- BIOO?.
SOLTH CA HO LI NA H AI LttOA D
Charleston, ?. C. Deccuiibcr 23, 1871.
OS AND AFTER SUNDAY DIU T.MBEft
24, the Passenger Train on the Beei'a!
Uuroliun Railrond will rini as follows.
fl*H" " ?OB AOOBStA. - <;->h|j^^H
Leave Charleston.it..8.10 A. M/
Arrive at Au^u^tav,^^w.v..MAM^i.W|^ P. at/
? ' Mi "Sero?. ?OLQWSIA? I(, ^ ?. x.,iT
Lenve Charloaton.8.10 A. M.'/
A?rive at Colombia.4.06 P. MV
FOR njtARLKfTOX.
Leave Augucta.7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8.^0 IfV Ms
Leave Columbia).7.40 A. II.
Arrive nt Cliar!enton.'..20 P. at.
TUItOtKUl WIl.MINUTOX TRAIS
Lrnve Augusta. ..3.00 A. v,
Arrive at Kingville.0.0O&. M.
Leave Kiugvillo.12.30 P. Sa\
A'.rive, at Augusta.T? 30 P. IS.
kVqi'STA KIGUT KXl'llESS-.trNDATS H" O?riifr
Leave Charleston.8.30 P. M.
Arrive nt Augusta.7.SO A. M?
Leave Augusta.V...C.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston...5.65 A. M.
( OI.LilDIA NICSI1T EXl'Br.SS?SVSDATS BXcsrr
TED.
,c:iv?? Charleston.7.10 P. M.
Arrive nt Columbia.7. 20 A. M,
Lea-e Columbia.?.00 P. V.
Arr.*c nt Cl.arlrnton.7.00 A. M.
suMMmviLLK TnAta.
Leave Summerville at.7.25 A. M.
Arrive nt Charleston at.8 45 A- M.
Leave Charleston at.8.30 p. M.
Arrive ai Summervillc at._4.4*P. If.
casdex npAjcn^, |
Leave Camdrn.fi.15 A. If.
Arrive nt Columbia...'..10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia?... .* ? 45 P. M.
Arrive at Camdeu. C.25 P. M.
Day nn<t Night Trains make close eonaeo-*
tion at August? with Georgia Kail road aast
Central Railroad.
Night Train connccta with Macoa and
Augusta Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connwts wltk
Creenvillo and Columbia Railroad, tad witk
Charlotte Uond to points North.
Cnmden Tiain connects at Kingville dally*
(except bunday^) with i?ay Passenger Treia,
and ruus through to Columbia.
A. L. TVLBR, Vice-PreaidenL
S. B. Pickess. General Ticket Agent..
Doors, Sasli33, Blinds, &a
P. P. TO ALE,
Jl-ihufacturor mid OcMcf,
Nu. :r !!:. -. :ie S?-e? and ?T<yfIf>eeV? Wbarf*
(mi.u:m-:stc7N. ft c.
f.y-Tu;? i:? the Largrsl aiul most Com
plete Factory of the kind in the Southern*
States, and all articles in this line can be
furnished by 'dr. V. P. Toali:::4. pr'.sos whiek
dcly c?inpctirii.a.
*KJr A pi.ir.piilct -.vith full ana* detailed
list of all " res or Doors Seshrs an* Blinds,
und tiio prior? of each, will be seat free an el
post Paid, ou nrudicattod to* :
; I". I*. TO AI/E,
CHARLESTON. S. *.
july 1ft weo
MONLY CANNOT LIT ITl
Fur Sight i? Pricelotast!
BUT THE DIAMOND SPECTACLI3 WIHV
PRESERVE IT.
t3a.QE
If yen value your Fyeaigkt ase these Per
fect Lenses. Ground from Minnie Crystal
Pebbles. M -'t.d together, and derive their'
namo ??Diamond" en account ef their Hare
neca and Brilliancy. Tbny will last many
years without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in uae.
Manufactured by . the Speocer Optical
Manufacturing Co., New York.
CAPTION.?None Gcnu*.ng unless siamp
ed with our trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents through
out the Union.
E. J. OLIVIRO?,
jan 20?ly ?rangsburg, t. <?.
i _**?_lJL-^L-JLJ ;'a ItTt3 i.i ,
Tili:
i Citizens' Saving3 Bank
m SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangetvnrg Brands.
Will pay 7 PER CENT. 1NTERBST as
SPECI AL DEPOSITS and 0 PER CRNT. ssv
S.\ V HQS DEPOSITS, Compounded Seaai
annually.
I.uoal Finance Committee.
Hon. TIIOS. W. C.LOVKR.
Col. PAUL S FELDER.
Copt. JNO. A. HAMILTON.
JAS. II. FOWLES,
Assistant Cssbisr.
anar 28 jaa sly
-_-. ? i WS,?
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming'* pert of
the Estare of the Into Owl. Keilt, and
known as the DARBY PLACE. The trsei
consists of about t'00 acres, one hnlf weal
Timbered, the remainder Rieb, Bed, Losas
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Thea*
sre the Finest Lands in the District, sssa
were valued at &MJ per acre in 1866. WisM
be sold for one halt thv t rico now. One*
fourth cash, the retnair ?r in three instai
meats bearing interest from date aud se?
cured by mortgage of tho ^uio.
This is a splendid cbaSoe rer-nny oae ds- .
siring to aecure Rich Lauds, fine Water Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and a KeftaeeV
Neighburhood. Apply lo
Urs. L. M. K Kl TT,
Or J G s-ElTT, ttsq.
jan f
tfj- to SfcO PKU IbA V! Atfcntas
*P0 WANTED! All claaaoe ef woVkiag
peopis, of either sea, young or old, make
more money at work for ns in their spare
moments, Ar nil the time, tees at anythiag
else. -Particulars free. Address
(5. ?TiNSt>y%~i**,
ser' 01 -lo Poud-Jid, .Maine.