The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 05, 1873, Image 12
BV ma uk li. k knom'i.k.1.
Way up above, go nuld,
Ami wonder il you aee uic now,
Your littlo orphan child.
And do yo\i watch o'or me, mother,
Heyond the Hfara so bright?
And do you know I'm Tory cold
And sal thin winter night!
My hands arc nnmb with oold, mother,
I have no gloves to wear,
l have no home, no place to go,
No warm nlK? " j^|rl|
?bswHI> Httiw ^JnlVJav ?..J ^nv
I begged of a rich man, mother,
Something tu drink andjmt,
He sternly bade ma go my way,
And pushed me In the street.
in.! hun myself, mother,
It pains me badly, too !
And O HMcouhddie and rost
And will God take me home, mother,
Where all la bright ami fair?
And will I feel no cold or p.iin,
He huagcr'suMthcr, thero ?
And wT't TTo clasp me close, motlici,
Close to tiU loriug breast'!
And shall I slwnya dwell in lore'
Among the pure and blest ?
I nin so very tired mother,
I feel no cold or pain;
And 0, I am so sleepy, too,
I'll rest me once n jjain.
I'll lay me d wn and sleep, raofh r.
The cold snow is my bed?
One long, deep .?igh and nil was o'er,
The orphan boy was dead.
biliiaids is .-tiieily en orecd in
When H man meets his fitting mate,
BOcioty'fle^uSg^v
Tho stittgglc of man with mm Tor
bread w:ars out enthusiasm very fact.
Fltpkins ."ays that there are three
boxcs?the malcscx, the female sex and
the iitStWls.
Iu London, IJitnui Fuller is organic
ing a club of both texuf. He cxpcct.s tn
get a fuller society by udmilling the
lud>8.
And now Richard tlie> ITT, is said t<.
be a prohibitionists "II he was not,"
says Spicrr, ' why did he stop King
Henry's bier.'"
The law prohibiting miuors from play
Ina iSTm puiis
An Ohio man killet? a "ycuung'
iosc (he other day, am) discovered in
It? nop n gold ring hi6 daughter lost ten
years ago. O' > >J "> I
The over. rcrs of the pru.r in a Vermont
town set down in their annual report a
charge <>1 $3 for '"taking panpeis, to the
menagerie."
This is a good one in the Wc.Vc u
atyle: Buzz saw : Stonaker, of Pales
tine, Texas. In bis life lie was lovvdy.
and in bis death ho was 'divided."
A young lady once discarded her
lover fur bis unall size; In Irs rosotit
ment,' the rejected wooer burned her
lather's house. "Lo, what a big lire a
little spark kindles!"
Everybody knows where umbrellas go
to, or rather that they arc stolen, hut
few kuorf^sBtfcfcsWiv, Scotland, is tb*
spot where most of these rain sheddora
come from.
A Uanorertaii b..kei lately effectually
relieved his wife's sufferings from rhcuin
tism by placing ber in bis oveu for an
?hour,, or two, and bar uuappreciativc
relatives have bad him arrested ior
''homicide by carelessness."
At n young ladies 'debuting' club,
tho^* following question was late'y
?flpja$nescd;?"What gives a g'rl tin
most pleasure?to hear herself praii-cd
or to bear uiiofncr nrl ru^i *
decioiou was nfriv^rrat. v
The first robin of the season appeared
in Daiibury i.n Sunday,and was escorted
through town by nio teon bows aud
arrows, sixty two ahptjfcung, flbnV niualc
ets and oloreti rifles.
'J ho. Chicugo Tribune _ says th.it the
Legislature of ll.inois b is been iu BCS
eion clcfeti weeks," and ha-t piisaJ tvfi>
bilU, one of which was adopted t y en
able the other one to go into effect.
Hammond, the revivalist, il he wa
luboring for the good of his poul. "No,"
was thsy-, reply : "I work, for \\illy
Moore." '
. Sat it. W ced, of Cincinnati, but sent
to Paris for a glafa eyo. ' IL: used lo
look }mfffSmW[$&oi
which' separated his 1mo!c yaTiffrSf ft iu t
of the robust damo who lived uoxt door.
A silly ,fool of a lo^^ at^)ee M^oea
drJNrs blood i oaa 'us"arm and uses'if
tho placo of ink to write to his giil
n tonne that I ? do ?'* pound bor with
the sioro handle in less tl.au a year
after marriage. "XlSOO
We always get mad* when we wnlk !
along a Btrcet ?ho}^!^4^^:'vi(^f^^
and, passing a shaded* porQh where ?
joung man is biddt^ hM.bjJoved a
jjtiednight, hear the gm^?!aTm' lb a*
huid whimper : 1 Oh, stop, George, you
huven't shaved."
down V So
A.yer*? Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of tho Throat and Lunge,
suoh aa Cou;;hs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Authiua,
und Consumption.
Probably nor?r boforo in tho whole history of
rredlclnc, ha' any thing won eo widely anil so
ui'ou the ioiiilik'iii'c ol rnnnkiiiil, us this
excellent remedy fur pulmonary complaint*.
Tliroug:.' U long series of your*, und ninong mutt
of tho i-.ic'3 of nmr. it has"ii>en higher und higher
in their cstimiitlun, t\a it h;\h beoorje better known.
lt? uniform character and pow er t<, cure theva*
riou:; all options of tho Jungs und i!:i-unt, Iiato
ninth) it laiiwn as a reliable prot-ctor tigninst
them, \S hilo udantcd to milder torms of discutc
nml to voting children. It is at the Fame time tho
most elieetunl remedy thnt can be given for incip
ient consumption, (iiui the dangerous afTcctiotia
of the thront und lungs. Aa n provision ngnluct
?uddeii attack ; of Croup, It Miould he kept on
luind in every faniUy, utitl indeed as nil nie some
times Blihjei t to colas und coughs, ull thould bo
provided w ith this antidote for ihem.
Although Fettled Comntmptitni h> thought In*
curable, still great numbers of com?? wfcmi tne
disease ruemed t-ottlod, bnvu lieeu eon plrtely
cured, and the ] sit lent restored to sound health
by tho f lu-rrj; J'rjetortU, contuleVe is It*
mastery over the disorders of Mo l ungs and
Throat, that tin- mos! ohstinntc of them yield to it.
>Vho?? nothing else could roach them, under the
CViesr;/ Fevtoral they subside and disappear. ?
ft'/lif/fr* ami i'ulillc Sjnahvra lluti great
protection from it.
A*tUmn is ulways relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
nronchUta is gonewdlv enrol by taking tho
?yiterrw 1'eelornl hi small ami frequent doses.
So generally are iU virtues kno\vn. that we
ncotl not publish the cot liflcatcfl Of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
arc fully malutalagd.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fevor and Apuo, Intermittent Fovor,
Chill Fovor, Heunttont Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, oto.,
and iudof'd ull the ulVcctioua which nriso
from malurioua, lm.r.ih, or miasmatic
poisons.
As it" name implied. It d.se . fore, nnrt doo* not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, itis
muth, Zino, nor any olhir mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, tt In nowise Injures sny pa
tient. The nututicr and ?ia|>oUi\iico of it* cures
in the ague dbrrlet", nre literally beyond account,
and wo bcllovo without a pnrnllcl In the history
of Agun nie.iieine. Our pride is gratified hy tho
nrkiuiu K'dfiment a v.c receive.ol the radical eures
effected In nbttlnutc cftWSj and whom other rem
edies had wholly fniled.
Unacclim.ited eoaeons, either re?ldent In. or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
prmocfbu by mfia(Stin- aoUK cent: daily.
Kor lAvr'r Complaintn, arising from torpid
ity of the Liver, it is un excellent icuiedy, stimu
lating thrt Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, It
Is un i-xcclleut remedy, producing many truly
remarkable, cm es, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by Da. .1. C. AVKit A CO., TraetlcM
ami Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass., and
i. old nil roimd the world.
ritrn:, $1.00 vvr bottle.
may II .0 ly
Ayer's
Hair v igor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at onoe agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its originul color,
with the gloss and
freshness of youth
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
noss often, though not always, cured
by its nso. Nothing can restore tho
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or the glnnds atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep h cloan and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
front tboso deleterious Etilwtancefl which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not bann it. If wanted
merely fur a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing c\f>c enn bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet laste
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful pcrfumo.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co.,
I'raoticax ano Analytkui. Chemists,
LOtVELX, MASS.
F1UCB 01 50.
iflnv II
THt GREAT, fc LOQD PURIf I ERV
I l'.)v-c-tdjngp<j?citul inviforttUig
PROREWJ
m DRINK.
'J'f u-j UiUui'S r.14 p-ciavtiy >uvidu?blo iu
? ?Vsejs ear <iS 1 ji'vv'-^'esseeeawo'w^inse?
^iTiiMIISbi If i lari ? ^VUU^MJMMsAsJS
'A^sey putify tUo system, and will ourd
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
a
NCRVOUJ-bl?ifAiuS'.'L-I^tftCOWP?wM
All yield to t^eir po .verful sfficAcy.
Are aa antidote to change of v> sad JjioU
to tho wasted frame, and correct all'
V.' ill 0 ivo days of suffering to the ?ick, and
FllT^m^ia^Vl^'sa^<?1^^3t
The 57-nd Panacea for all the ills of Ufs.
TRY 0 IE BOTTLE ?
jERM&'JY/ln Young or Old, MsjTieaNj**1^"^
^rot glngle, the?? Bitters are un\
^^equsjled and have often been thsV
means of earing life.
* TRY.OMI BOTTLI. ^
OTXCE.?AH Per*??? Hht
log demands against the Knute of tho
lale* Johnjtanueti will rentier amaccounl ef
them dulyattosted to, aud thoso ihdebted
Will make payment to the undorstgned.
JOHN F. BONffF.TT,
Executor.
Oraageburg March Ifitli, If?:!. tf
Against a atrong aid lively eompetitor in trade, matt devote himtelf entirely te kit busi
ness. Ht nut knojr hit market and auit hia customers,
AND
Ay the selection of bit stock, ?ad by hit prices maat iarita trade. He who
IlTOS AWAY
with the idea that any ?ort of (tad* will do
WILL LIVE
*.u in*.
To repent his foilj. A first-claaa stook, and the ability to ooll at the cheapest prices will
oaab'.a a merchant
it flff???? fT Ft f>'\ Vi * iIT
Successfully snj opposition and to conquer eucees?. Let customers coaee in. Whether
they buy ray Groceries, Tare Liquors, Sogar? and Goods or net, if they are pleated they
?eilt return
ANOTHER DAY.
The best Sieok ef Groceries and the Cheapest. A full line of Whiskies. Horees gtableel
snd 'caied :oi tt moderate rates. A dovutioa to business. These are ay guaraateea.
T y me. <!. 1>. HORTJOMIf.
mar 1 o ly
iber
A MAN WHO
.Starts Eutin?.e should "go in" to win. Ia opcninglho Enterprite Saloon, the Sabteri
detei mined to 1 .'? . oaJH
LAY
In a full an d f.W Stook of Liquors, that would eommend thetntlrVoe to all, aad by oour
tety and attention to placo all who tried him
K01 UNDER
The neeeaaity of admitting that ho waa a fair dealer. Thoto whe draak from
The Faucet of the Lager Beer Barrel
Of bit Saloon be determined thould be satisfied and be induced te return. He dotermin ?
ed 'o work all day and think
ALL NIGHT.
? out to eatibliah a reliable custom. He has suec-?ded. From Monday moralag fhe rusk
continues until
SATURDAY NIGHT.
j ?-*^?W-*-*'a?fia|SJBS^^ ., -iirm,
FOUND
its nay into the papers and
BURST
L'pnn the notice of the public, nntil now. the tt'e of Liquen, Segara an4 Tobacco s*?
COntinued with unabated patreusge.
OPEN
Poors, aad hearty welcome has been the motte, tad
TO-DAY
The undersigned returns hia (hanks for the liberal support he has received aad begs if
continuance at the ENI UK Pills K SALOON, kept
BY J. HERMAN WAHLERS.
feb IS ly
~L-_^_|?1?. u-i_a.
New Goods
4*'
AIIRIVING BV KVKUY
NORTHERN STEAMER,
AT
??GEO. H. CORNELSON.
9 4 iJu IS/wT. .
- Tn order to he prepared for the denmrAfs of the toam>Tt. I am roeelviug largo auppliea ef
alltho various goods needed at this time of th" v??r; tuen as
p'anleliou Supplies, Tools, Plows, Iron,
And everything else neeesaary to mnko a o;op. I Am- Agent for the following valuable
and e-tabHshed Mannres : 1
ET1WAN OH AN?*,
P.TIWAN niasOLVBO HONB,
?ETIWAN CROP FOOD.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE,
ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE,
E PRANK fOF.'H PIIOSPHATB,
PERUVIAN. 0 1'A NO.
BAND PLASTBR LIMB AND SALT.
All the above Manures are offered at in ?nufacturera prices will be seid at the same
terms asfct the workt and will be delivered if roqueated at any depot on tho Mouth Caroline.
RailmaoeT
jeb I ?S8*1 M A GE0- H CORNKL80N.
DUKES' HOTEL.
' Jiflff^J .-STREET. ORANGEBURG, S. C.
The Subscriber taler great pleasure in announcing to his FRIENDS and the COM
MUNITY that he has OPENED a FIRST CI.A88 HOTEL, at tho Large Keaidenee /edent
It occupied by Mr. Hane Wannaniaker. Comfortable Acoomawodations, a bounteous
Table and Court en* Attention are Gnaranteed.
jaa 18?Im J. W. H. DUKE*.
^_ ^
l*# % mr& THti &ALANCB OF MY STOOB OP
Beady Made Cletfilnr and I'.edleo Drese
Goods will bS offered for the ?est! 80'
rlnya at and BELOW COST for As
CASH,
J. AM*.
jar. 18 ?
Ne
Ur' _ "a-~~
w York,
i ??i?* ties?eias??e#i'j ^aa?n? Vndt 9tu
JUST ARRIVED FROM TUE ABOVE MARKE*
A Splendid Stock of Fancy DRESS
'?*?'.' ' ' ' kirnt** l ?* <w1 j?<tJ *<*<<*e>a
and other Choice GOODS.
AT
D. LOUIS' ~
, WHO IS OFFERING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
AS WELl) AS TUR ABOVE GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
CALL SOON AND
SECURE BARGAINS!
??a 7 D. LOUIS,
REGULAR DAILY TEATS,
ANOTHER TUXtN JUST IN XNf FILLEtf ?tltll
DESIRABLE GOODS!
i?a
rU let * L'ltV ??>>*?!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BULL, SCOVILL k PIKE,
Making Selection from tlioir Extraordinary Large sod Variod Sleek nf
' ? , f ? t- ? saw v-?so?
GENERAL MEJRCH ANDISE.
Their assortment, wit.1i constant additions, is
UNSURPASSED
Moth as to STYLES and QUALITIES.
Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
FOR THE CASH
Enable them to make the beat poaaib'e HATES, which is the OLD RULE eon
tinued from its ORGANIZATION ?
18 4 2,
Giving an experience of 30 years in Business.
Economy arid Enterprise together with tho Energy and gentlemanly depart
ment of all their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISH KD
HOUSE of
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
may 26 c lj *
s too %. .f.t>> .wwvwoe *T->*e?6 A
o* u ? tea Mgist m s nir sjaj ?ri#*
?*d a at aa ?>t?c<J f
if***
&C*JJ0/i ?oew t#i ta.T*? e?.*JeV-.*J**{n j
Wort? ?n*Fr>pm the prRtic titat fie rs ?mtt r.?Rt?yt!hif ?HVBii.sunJ*
riaite Slalilh* in all its vari.>?a hranehoe, and will Manufacture rr Repair at tea,
?hortest Not ire, nil Carriages, Ruggtes or Wagnju. And'am also preparjt?^Q^
NEW PRESS AND 0 "T TO GIN AuND PACK COTTON
SrfOnf S-WlcY Cotton oinxrd AT MY Witt ha* ofocghl f-om J to' f ?f?nt nvoie
rtwn thst Gfaned-Oft the dommon Gj?tV
oo. xpi a ij l*< rk;?s.
SOUTH CA KOLIN A ltAlLlfOAD
CuAiLKKioH.S. C. December W. 1871.'
OS*"atItd*AVfrJK'l?fllWfr DfftJCMBBit
24. the P.Train nn lln Samt?
Carolina. Railroad will mu as follows .
' *W?t*eaat*/?*-A0-*'
Leave Charleston
Arrive at Augusta.
Leave Charleston..,
Arrive at Columbia
ron, *sM?i#Mft? oeeejt eatt tm
Leave Augusta.???e**y*rYf**i*?%vr^'^ A? M'
Arrive at Charleston.....7.77.7.'.IWrrW1"
Leave Oolul?Wir.r."???!^ A. BL
Arrive at Charleston..8.20 P. ML
leaf.- rnaoLQU *r,11%*))*}
Leave A"e9a|??raTr*?V/WB^^
Arriv*? ut Knip;rn!e;!....-...f?.Tr.....9.00 A. H.
Leave Kiugvillc.12.30 Pt
Arrive at Augusta.......6 80
A CUl* ST A > tG II T KirntSS-S?-NDAVI
Ltuve Charleston.
Arrive at Augusta.7.30 A.
Leave August<?.ft.oo p. H
Arrive at Charleston..5.56 A.M.
co'i.' nniA NioiiT ExrBESs?sTirafi a3S3)!P*
Leave ChaileSroT777?rT:...?.T."...J.,;'.!0 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.7.30 A. M\
Lej"e Columbia.fi.00P.1l.
Arrive at Charleston.7.00 A. M.
irsMont u Tnaim. - mi I eaaif
Leave 8uinmerville at**/...'JL.7.2? A. Mrf
Arrive at Chnrleston at.8.45 A. M.
l^ave Charleston at.8.30 P. M.
Arrive at Sumuicrvillc ut...4.45 P. M.
Leave Camden...
Arrive at Columbia.HMO A. M.
Leave Columbia.J.4? P. M.
Arrive at Onmdon. 6.25 P. If.
Day anil Night Train.- mnke close connec
tion ut Augusta with Georgia Railroad aad
Central Railroad. . qmsae*
Night T,7{i ifaagrBt'i ji?Aei F*aa" "J
Augusta Hailrond.
Columbia Sight Train connects at Ilk
(ireenviilo and Columbia Railroad, and with.
Charlotfe/Roifd to points North'. -??*.*
Oamtlen Train connect." at Kingville daily
(except Sundays) wit h imj Passenger Train,
and runV tNrangn te Colombia. T^tfotoW tt/Vo
A. L. TVLER. Vice-Prealdeni,
8. R. P.v Kkxs, Genoral Tieket Agent.
Doors, Sashes, B!i: eif?*%
tare vr>r**-' :*e:4*. *>d !-? %*] ? LnTinM
P. P. TOA'LEJ/
MaitttfkcluVer autt Dealer, ^
No. CC'ltaync Street and ROi'lbeck s Wharf
t HAlILKSTON, S. (?.
Tuia is tin- L-rgest and meat Cam.'
,>lrte Factory of ttie kind in the Ben?bora'
States, an I all arAcles in this Hue eaa he
fumi<f*i?l by Mr. P.P. Toaunnt *ri??n wkieh
defy competition. B
teir** panVibf %vlth full and delaRael
list of all ? ies of Poors Sashes and Bliadev
and the price- of each, will be sent free aa*T
pest Paid, on appi'.catiod to* ji-Jt
july 15 weo
~M0N K\r~( ANNOT BuF ItT
For Sight in FrlcetaMtX
RUT THE DIAMOND SPKCTAT?BB* *rtB/
PiVV.rJBA'r'i-l?s i ?so? i^av
G i si 1 lo
It
fertt7..
rou valae your Eyesight nae taee* Per
.enaes. Ground from M.nat* Crystal
Pebldes. Melt^dtMether, and oyrisfl. jao|r
name "Diamond" en acovrunt of their flarn
ness and HriUiancv. They wiil last many
years without change, and are warreateel
superior to all otheri in use. \ asllfftwri
Manufacture-! by the Spencer Option*
Manufacturing Co.f New-York. 1 NkUtf
CAUTION.?None Genuing unleoa stamp
ed with our trade mark.
For Sali? by Responsible Agents throng*
out the Union.
B. J. OL1YBRO*.
jan20-ly ?ran^bnrg,^ ^
Citizens' Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
nirtm vh?.S> *d? t.( ait tlttt/.% inineeati
Orangcburg Branch.
-* ~ ?? M I ?. \t. Ju %r-.
Will pay 7 PER CENi. INTEKBBT eat
SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 5 PER CfcNT. em
SAV.NG8
DEPOSITS, Compounded teat*
annuaUy.
Xioosal Finance Com)
Hon. TIIOS. W. &X?
Off.VaW 8. IfRRDkm*
Capt. JNO. A. riAMlLTQ^4^
-eaaVS. leWOWLMV
.ntUtoo.
on
avrf W ea
mar 28
???et f;a!r.y
AssUtant C^Kifr,
At Trivate Sale.
MIK PLANTATION forming a port of
_ the Estate of the late Cel. Ke
eBttf'^eritdi
known as the DARBY PLACE, Tke'traet'
consiats of about GOO acres, eno* half waeV
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bod, Leaser
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. TA^^a'
the Finest bunds in the District, n*at
were valued at $'20 per acre, in 1S?0.
bo sold for one-halt tha' .?rice new. Oar*)
fourth cash, the retnadr or in three inatai:
nienls bearing interest from date and se
cured by mortgage of tho same. "w
(rtaTjfcJaveA' ?epfs?dtdno:hance4eror s?4^ TS? ale.
i siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Ws. > fJWS>'
Raff fcoelllli>B8 IK sBBll>|8 tBsatt daBalfclB*
Neighborhood. Apply to
Mr a. L. If. KBtTf^*
01 .mm BataasB tum, Ban.
b^^^ei^reSnsj
otBfJBfslPBlttssBBtsn
HleW;VNemfr ? Jo*
prop!*, at oiilier kct, yi?nng
? I c,- ttiwv at anyt-ksaa
elsn. PesHrcnlaeeffe?. Adtejsnsir ,?t
G StlN8W A
sep- -10" Portland Maaaai