The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 05, 1873, Image 10
BT I8ABKLLK KXOWI.KS.
I'm look in ^ il the stare,'mother,
Wny up above, so mild,
Ami wunder j? you nee nie nun,
Tour Iii tie orphan child.
Aud do you watch o'er me, mother,
Beyond the stars no bright?
And do you know I'm very cold
And sad this winter night!
My hands are numb with cold, mother,
I have no gloves to wo?.'-,
1 have no hwjue, no place to go,
No warm aajtcbe erf?ll fire.
I begged of a rich .nan, mother,
5omclhing to drink und ent,
He sternly bade inu go my way,
And pushed me in the street.
I feTTnttd htfrt tr.yaelf, mother,
It pains tne badly, too!
And O if 1 could die and rout
Safe t A'arote with you.
v >- -
And will God take me home, motu or,
Where all is bright and fair?
And will I feel no cold or pain,
No h^ggcr^ieither, th. ro?
And will tT? cln-ip me ebne, inothea,
Close to Hia loving breast '!
And shall l nlwnys dwell iu love'
Aroeng tho pure und blest?
1 am so very tired mother,
1 feel no cold or pain ;
And O, 1 am so sleepy, too,
I'll rest mc once nguin.
I'll lay me d wn and sleep, ninth r.
The cold snow is my bed?
One long, deep sigh and nil was o'er.
Theorphau boy was dead.
When a man iiiy-cts his lilting m.ito,
society begins
The st; uggle of man with ninn for
bread w-nrs out enthusiasm very fact.
Flfh'kins p;iyH that there are three
soxcts?the tualo sex. the leuialv sex and
the itrSects.
Iu London, Hiiain Fuller is orgauiz
ing a club of both hci"F. lie expects to
get a fuller sueiuty by admitting the |
ladies.
'And now Richard the 111, is said to
bo a prohibitionist-. "11 he was not,"
hays Spitt r, ' why did he atop Iving
IlciirV? bier i"'
The law j rohibiting minors from play
ing L:!.:..!clb i> st?cliy en ..-ic. u ;;.
India:.::polis.
An Ohio man killed a "younng'
g,QOsc the other day, and discovered in
ils crop n gold ring his daughter lost ten
years ago.
The overseers of the pour in a Vermont
town yet down in their annual report s
charge of $\) for ''taking paupers, to the
menagerie."
This is a good one in tho Wc.Vcti
st}lo: Iiuzz saw: Stonakor. of Pales
tine, Texas. In hia life lie was lovely.
nud in his death he was 'divided."
?
A yrmng lady once discarded her
lover for his small size; Iu h's resent
ment, the rejected wooer burned her
father's house. "Lo, what a big lire a
little spark kindles!"
Everybody knows where umbrellas go
to, or rather that they are stolen, hut
lew know iftutGlasgow, Scotland, is th-'
pput where most uf those rain shedJors
come front.
A Ilanorer'nn baltei lutciy effectuall\ j
T' lieved his wife's sufferings from rheum
tisni hy placing he ;n his oven fur an
?hour, or two, snd or uoappreoiativc
relatives have had him attested lor
'?homicide by carelessness.'1
. At a young Indies 'debiting' club,
the 1 following question was late'y
?discussed:?"What gives a grl tlu
most pleasure ? to hear herself prai-cd
or to hear another gjrl run down V Nc
dceibiou was nrVtrcd at.
The first robin of the season appeared
in Datibury on Sunday,and was tscnrted
through town by nib -teen bo vre and
arrows, sixtv-two shot guns, four uiu-.k
ets and uloven rifles.
'J ho, Chicago Tribune. says th.i t tin
Legislature of Illinois his been iu m-s
eiou eleven weeks, and ban pitsjl tw>
bill*, one of which was adeptdn it en
able the t.ther one to go into effect.
jAje iji.aijoerit young man in Pes
M.^ciTifi nsketl by tho Rer. Mr.
Hammond, the revivalist, il ho wa
laboring for the good of his soul. '"No,"
was the, reply: "1 work lor I'ill)
Moore.
Fant. Weed, of Cincinnati. h is sfn*
to Paris for a glass eyo. IIu itsbu I*.
look t^jgejlgh a knot hole in tho fence
whiuh separated lmbiok yard fron th t
of the robust damo who lived uoxt door.
A silly fool of a lover at l>es Moiiioa
draws blood I OB his arm aud uses it in
tho place of ink to write to his girl
Ten t? one that 1 e do i t pound her with
the Blovo handle in less tl an a year
after marriage.
Ws always get mal* when we walk
along a street about 0 o'clock at night,
nud, rassing u shadeth porch where a
joung man is bidding hia beloved a
Arird night, bear the pfrl exclaim in a
h ud whisper ; ' Oh stop. QcorgO, you
h..\en'l shaved."'
A.yer/s Cherry Pectoral,
Ft ' DisousoH of Hk- Thruat Hiid Lungs,
auch im Coughs, Colds, Whuopmg
Coushi Bronohitie, Abthuiu,
Utld CV'iimuu! ll.'m.
Pro'.nHv ncvoi beforo In the w hole, history of
nied vlhc, ha:' any thing won bo widely unit *o
0' ,pl\ upon the coniliteme of mankind, n* thin
. xi-cllent reined." for pulmonary complaint*.
Through a long H?rles of j ? v and utnong in?t<c
of tlin r:u-< i ?>t nu n ii has iKcn '.i^hcr and liixtiur
In their estimation, as ii has become better known.
Its uniform ehavueter and power to rnrt; the ra*
d<>u-: nfloctinne of Ute lungs ' nd throat, hnyo
matte it Known as a reliable protector ii^ninxt
Uiuiu. w lute adapted to milder forms of ducuM
und to young' children. It '* nt the Mime time tho
most cn'vctunl remedy that ban bo given for Indo
lent consumption, ami the dangerous afTcctious
of the thront and inn:-, As o provision ngnlont
uuddcil attacks Of O ?///!>. it i-houltl be kept ou
hand In every ftiniOy?ntid indeed as ail nie some*
times stibjei t I" COldS Bild COUKllH, all trl.uuld bo
provided with this itntiiloto lor them.
Although settled CoHKUIIiptiotl lb thought in
curable, still groat numbers of rases where tho
disease eoctned rctllcd, h?i\e. been completely
cured, tux I tho patient restored to > ound health
by tho t lu-rry J'cetuml. So complete is its
i.i . '.tv over Hie disorders uf tbo lungs and
Thront, that the most obstinate of them yield to it.
\vhc?i i. i.|m! could roncli ii ''in, under tho
<7?e?r.?/ Vectonti they subside mid disappear.
tUnyrro VuOUc fijttattt r? liud great
protection from it.
Amthnut is always relieved ami ?ifler? wholly
cured by it.
lirtmchiti* i* gcnesnllv enied by tukliiK tho
Vhvrrtf t'rrtoral hi miihII und truculent, doses.
So generally are its Vinnen known, ilmt we
need not publish the rortillcntca of I hem here, or
do more (ban assure the public Uiat it.- fjtinliWee
are fulll maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fevor and Ague, Intorniittont Fovcr,
Chill Fever, Hcnuttent Fovor, Dumb
Arup, Periodical or Bilious Fovcr, fto.,
aud indeed all tbo ufloptiona which ariso
froia inahirb u lni.r.ih, or liiiasmatio
An it? nnVne implies; It il v fi/rr. Slid doe* not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, l>uhdne, Mis
muth. Zinc, nor auy other miucral or pobnnous
substance ? ImtOrer, It In nowise Injures any pn
llcnt. 'I be nituiber ami impvi'ltuire oi its cures
in tho nguo districts; ni e lltrrallV hovond account,
ami we believe without a parallel in the history
of Ague men., mo. Our pride i- pratitled by tho
noknow ledfrmcnt - v. c icijijvc.ot the radical cures
effect* l in nh tlnatc ease**! arid wheru otlivr rem
edies hail whoih la lie i.
Unacclimntmt' persons, either resident In. or
travelling through mhuunnttc loenlilics, will be
protected hi tnKinptlic tHtVK < i HE dally.
Knr t.teer Cotttptnintn, nribhig from torpid
ity of the Liver, u ?- un excellent remedy, atimu
laving mo Livenintu naultlij nctivlty.
Vor bilious Disorders and Liver "Complaints, It
I-. an excellent remedy, producing many truly
????maiKa'olc en; CS, where other iiicdiciuus had
failed.
I'repnrrd by Tin. .1. 0. Vvkii s Co., Praetlcal
anil Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Ma*.-., and
bold all round the world.
VttfCE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
may l I .c ly
v
or,
For restoring Gray Kair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A il rousing which
13 at ntioo agrrn nble,
liculiliy. and cfluctual
fur preserving the
hair, lutded i>r gray
hair is soon restored
tu its original color,
with the gloss and
freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair chocked, and bald
ness often, lliOU'di not alway?, cured
by its n?o. Nothing can restore tho
Lair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or the ghuuls atrophied and decayed.
JJut such as remain c?n be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instoad
of fouling the hair with a pasty rcdi
mcnt, it will keep i* clean und vigorous.
Its occasional u-e will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, aad
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from tho.se deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, aud
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanWid
merely fur a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can lie found ?o desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, aud yet lasts
lung on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfuuio.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co.,
/'aaotjcax. ami Analytic**!. Ciubiwts,
i.o*v::Lr, MASS.
PiUCS 51 '30.
r- ay 11 c 1 r
h .OREKP.-1 M>.0.1>" PU RIFI E R .
J ? *4ng pjjvcrful v raui ^
i - l, fv.'s i .o iKAtavily mvalu?ble iu
-ALLSKIM^DISEASESI^KRIJPTIONS <
'i-Uey purify tbo ej stem, and * ill euro
Fim?!^^^ga??:1H,tfsa
Remittent and Intermittent fever*,
NERV0U3-'0lfiEAaX?Ui/eR COMPLAIN f
ami uro a provcutjvQ of CLu?. aad fever.
All yi.U to t'-<-ir pSVcrYttl efficacy.
wW?OOiFORTr^
Aro uu antidoU) to cliaii^o of v? u.i,' aud Litt,
to tho waited frame, and correct all
IRREGULARITY OF THE BOWELS
Will save dnys of Buffering to tbo sick, and
rLl PfOPLL"
The grand Vanneea for all the tils of life.
TRY ONC, BOTTLE
BITTERSAi^UiX a _
iIEiIAUI/ln Youog or Old, MarTi<>d>VKaCTICE'
^rot Ptngle, theee Bitters aro ua^V
Jr tquallod and bave often been th^V
means of s?vin(r life.
' TIV.ONI BO TT LR.
T^TOTXCE.?All l'crsont liar*
in^ (Tcniftiids against the Kstite of the
late John Bonnett will render art-account ef
lliein duly itfosted to, and those ilidebted
tv ill make payment to i lie andorslcned.
john If. don mp.tt.
IStecutor.
Oran<;cbitrg Mnrch lnih, 1^7:'.. tf
WHO FIGHTS
Against a drone; and lively competitor in trade, moat deveto bimeolf eatirelv U ate busi
ness. He intai kno.v hie market and suit his customers,
AUD
Ay the aeleetiea af his stock, and by hie prices mast invite trade. Ho wha
HUNS AWAY
-JStclsJanUeaJanw \Jr a> Ja?.,
with the idea that any sort of goods will do
WILL LITE
To repeat his folly. A flrst-claaa atook. and the ability to mil at the ekeapoot prices will
enable a merchant
TO FIGHT
\ n, ' .. ,
Suocrssfullv a iv opposition and lo conquer aucecss. Let customerH come ia. Wbnber
they but ray Uroeerios, I'u.-s Liquors, 8egars and Uoode or uoi, if they are pleased they
will return
ANOTHER DAY.
The best 8t?ek of flroceries and the Cheapest. A full Udo of Whiskies. Horaea Rt>ibl--d
and 'cnted :or fit moderate rates. A devotion to businese. These arc ear guarantees.
T .v me. C!, l>. KORTJOIIIV.
mar to ly
A MAN WHO
Starts Business Should "go i i" to win. in opening tho Enterprise Saloon, the Snbsoriber
dotei mined to
LAY
In a full and (???<{ !*took of Liquors, that would commend themselves to all, and by oour
tcsy and attention to placo all who tried tiiin
UNDER
The neceaeitj of admitting that ho was a fair denier. Thoto who drank from
The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel
Of his Saloon he determined should be satisfie.l nnd be induced te return. He determin
ed 'o work all day and think
ALL NIGHT.
ro as f" est?bli?L a tellable custom, lie has sueeeeded. From Menday morning fhe rusk
con1.inues unlii
SATURDAY NIGHT.
From the time that hin annoaiicjm i it
FOUND
its any into the papers and
BURST
Cpon ihe notice of the pahlte, until now. the ia'c of Liquors, Sogart aas! ToVaeeo '? ?*
continued with unabated patronage.
OPEN
Doors, and hearty welcome ha? been the motte, and
TO-DAY
The undersigned returns his ihsnks f.ir the liberal support ho has received and begs it*
continuance/at the E.NTK.ltlMllSK SALOON, kept
BY J. HERMAN \7 AHLERS.
feb IS It
?-? i.. j. -j? n- i .? . ?..--r?-?. ..?.. ? .. .. - ; . .1 ae. . ?? -?. ?_sarwa
: ? *-??? ,
New Goods
ARRIVING UV KYRRY
NORTHERN STEAMER
AT
GEO. II. COR NELSON.
' fn order to he prepared for the dnnrand'a of the eeaifon, I am rceciviug large auppliea of
all iho various goods needed at this tune of i be retr; such at
Plantation Supplies, T ola, Plowe, Ireiv.
And everything else necessary tc make a orop. I Aw Agent for the following valuable
and e tablished Manures :
ETI WAN O?AN?',
ETIWA? DISSOLVED HOSE,
'ETIWAN CHOP FOOD.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE,
ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE,
P. KHANK COE'SPHOSPHATE,
PERUVIAN ni'ASO.
LAND PIASTER LIME AND ?ALT.
All the above Manures are offered at in tnufacturrr* prieee will be said at tho same
terms as At the works nnd will be delivered if roquosted at any depot on tho Sooth Carolina
Ilailroadt.
jcb 1 GEO. H. 0ORNKL8ON.
DUKES' HOTEL.
RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, 8. C.
The Snbtcriber taker great pleasure in annoufleing to his PRIKNDS ami the COM
M UNITY that he baa OPENED a MUST CLASH HOTKL, at the Large Residence recent
ly occupied by Mr, Hane V> aanamaker. Comfortable Accomtaodetione, a Bounteous
fable and Councils Attention are tinaranleed.
jaa IB?3m J. W. H. DIKES.
AT OOHT
fHE BALANCE Of MY HTOOE OE
Heady Made ClelHing and Ladles Drees
floods will he offered for tho neat 10
days st and IE LOW COST for the
CASH. _
J. Ne>'AHAtla%.
jar If
New York,
JUST ARRIVED FROM Tllfi AllOVK MARKhT
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS
and other Choice GOODS.
AT
D. LOUIS'
WHO IS OFFERING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
AS WELL as THR ABOVE GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
CA LI, SOON' AND
SECURE BARGAINS!
"<l ~ 3D . L O U I H ,
? irr rrr-i
REGULAR DAILY THAD2,
ANOTHER train JUST IN T?JMif >f!fll
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
DLL SCOVILL k PIKE,
Making Selection fi? in their Extraordinary Large ind Varied Suck of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
TLeir assortment, with const.nit additions, \*
UNSURPASSED
Moth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Knable them to make the best pnsaib'e HATES, which is the OLD RULE eon
tinue.l from its ORGANIZATION?
184 2,
Giving an experience, of 'AO years in Business.
Economy and Knterprise together wiih thu Energy and gentlemanly deport
ment nf all their Assistants, arc always found at thu OLD ESTABLISH KD
HOLST, of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may U5 o lj
HAM
Wnn.MNT^PM the prune tit at ftf. rs tfTif.r, rxnitTT?N> ON TUB oati
ria?re Making in nil its vnrions hranehejs, and will Manufacture er Repair at the
.Whorteat Notice, all Cnrriages, Puggir* or \\ npms. And em alao prepared witR
NEW PRESS AND G 1 TO (IIN A-ND PACK COTT?N
short' notk'V. Cotton fllNXRD at MY MUX has oronght f-om j to fe>nt mm?
?nan that Greeted >>n the oommon t!'??.
?ei ?p) 2 !y RUiOp.
SOUTH CAROLINA 1?AILIM)AD
4> J JL ?Bm I ?V
<"ii\Bi v> I..V. S (.'? December 23, 1871.
ON' AND A PTKR SUNDAY DK?RMBlIt
24. the l'anm?opt?r Train^ei iha Heath
Carolina Railroad will ruu an fuUows. j. ^
roa a race**.. . _f
Lefcte Charleston.i .8.10 A. M,
Arrive at Augusta,.,.....4.'Jfi 4*. Mi
Lear?* Charleston.8.10 A.
Ai live at Columbia. 0-0 P. M;
roa tn* talftjV ? a
Leave Augusts.7.40 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.3.20 f. M.
Leave (.'nluinhia...."....7.4? A. K;
Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M;
THaoLOU w1lx1kut0* taa1k j-^.
Leave Augusta.3.00 A. M;
Arrive at Kingville.9.00A. H.
Leave Kii.gville.12.30 P.,M..
Arrive hi Augusta........6 30 V.MT9*
*C?t>t* .m011t HXrnKSS-SliMIAYS KXCRPT1Q
Leave Charleston.*..8.oO P. M.
Arrive at Augusta. .7.80 A. M.
Leave Augusta.?.00 P. hi
Arrive atCharlcHion.5.56 A.M.
coi.' MtiiA muht extbess?scxtf.ili mibmri
tkd. * " ?' loeeiar
Leave Chaileslon....7.10 P. M.
Arrives! Columbia.7.30 A. Vf.
Lea*"? Columbia.COO P. K/
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M.;
BVMMKnV ills Til aim.
Leave Siunmerville at.~7.2e.A. JjL.
Arrive ni Charleston at.8.45 A. M.
benvr Cbai lesion at.8.80 P.M.
Arrive at Sutuuicrvilie at.4.4? P. If.
CA*I>SX BK ASCII.
Leave C.unden.? 15 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia.1O.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1.45 p. Vt.
Arrive at Oanulen. 8.26 P. Iii
Par and Night Train.- make close come*-'
tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad sad
Central Knilron I. BbSSBI
Night Tra4j) cuujiects T.|^tj^ Maaon ana*
August* Railroad.
I'bititbia Jiigbt Train Connects with
Greenville and Cokiu.hia Railroad, and with
Charlotte Koad Id points North.
Oanulen Train oonnnctset Kingvill* d*i.;y
(except Sunday?) with i?hv Passenger Trai?r
atid ruftl through to Columbia. .el' ??Vi.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President
8. Fl PiCKKXS, General Ticket Agent.* a
Doors, Saslies, B!i: fJg ro
P. P. TOALIX
Ji?i?tTiLncluier aud Dealer,
No. 2': rfnyuc Street and ITc-rlbec't ? Wharf
(TIAl'.l.KSTCyN, S. C.
ptM~ 1*h s is :b.f Largest and rt'est C*?S-"
.dele f actory of the kind iu the Semhera
?tSteS. an I all arfHcles in this Hue eaa he
f'irni?frted by Mr. P ? P. Toav.it*? arias* which
defy ebjnpctitbjn.
J?jr A psfrphTef -.vith full *ud detailed
list of ah - tea of Pocr? Sashes ??d BHsaa,
and th^ prices > f r.-.cb. will be seal free anel'
pest Paid, on applteatiod to*
i 1?. 1?. TOllYR,
CltART/RSTON ?. aV
july 15 weo
MONI.Y CANNOT BUY IT!
Fur Si-hl ia Prlcclesa!!
HUT THE DIAMOND SPKCTAt??M wTWj*
L'itt&sWiaV rrv
If you valae your Fyesight aie tkee* Per
fect Lenses. Ground lrota Minnie Crj*?e4
Pebbles, Melted together, and derive their
nnnic "Diamond" en account of their Bare
ness aud Brilliancy. They will last assay
years without change, and are warrteteel
superior to all others in hso.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optieal
Manufacturing Co.. New York.
CAUTION ?None Genuing unless slasap
rJ with our trade mark.
For Sale by Responsible Agents ikreagh
out the Union.
?. J. OL1YBROI.
jan 20?1y Orangeburg. I. 0
mar 28
Citizens' Savings Bank
OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
??a ? v ? ' -*>*<i sa*s
Ornng>I*nrg Xtraiicli.
Will pay 7 PER GENT. INTETJWT en
SP FC I A L DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, em
SAV.NUS DEPOSITS, Corapounaad Seaav
annually.
J.itcul Finance Comsat
linn TIIOS. W. CLOVER.
Col. PAUL S FKLDKRi
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTOX.;
?MS. H. FOWLMP..
AasistauL Caahtsvr.
jaa el/
'if ?je -
At Private Sale.'
?ia. i sfsjuos Vrtatfifcsi a?j .awre
THE PLANTATION forming a pars of
the Estate of the late ?JoL Kettt, and
kunwn aa the DARBY PLAGE, The taeet'
consists of about H00 acres, one half wesV
Tim In-red. the remainder Rich, Bed, Leaam"
Sod, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Thsee'
are the Finest Lands in the District, saaB
were valued at $-<?> per aero in 1866. WeaM
be cold for one-hall tha' , rice new. Oaa
fourtlr cash, the reinair er ia three iasta^
a>cnta bearing interest from date sad sa
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This ia a spreadtd chance lor a- a
siring to secure Rich Lands, fine VTa. t ^JMa>*
or; excellent Cattle *a*g? aeaiv asafeaaaaael'
Neighbavhaod. Apply to
Mrs. L. M. KllTa^?
i jan f ,
rb^ ??? tt*0 PKK UA1T!
$0 WANTED: All classes of
people, of either *>*, yonnf ar obi,
more money at w*:k b>r u-s in their aaarei
moments, or all the time,-tho** at anvfaieg
else. Pmrticnliirw fre-. Atiaaesa
O Stl^SWA
sep- M -lo Ponland. Mains*