PassFrig^Away.
The fiiftcst 'flowers that bloom on earth
Must \virtiw a?ti1 tk'ony;
' Tlio frost ot death the petals touch
Ami then lliey pass away*.
The grandest structures man can rear?
.. The pride of hiininn power?
Are touched by Time's relentless hand,
And crumble in an hour.
, Ai d man with nil his lil? boasted skill,
Mibl yield to' Death's embrace; f 1 j
,;M?isl tlnd vyjthhi the narrow gruvo. \
'A silent resting plnee.
b.ttidl loa -tjJvf? ^ Mtfi<i vl j.j -u? i u' p'r: I
. That furrowed-brow with Hoary locks
'Must soon-bo laid away;.
i IJo power oh earth the stream of lifo ;
,Ov tottering steps can slay.
That ndhle youlH. whoso bosom hwcIIs
With prospect!* bright and lair.
? Must see those proHHoet? fide away,
Fur life is. ebbing there.
Vi ??.'???".i. ii -.?'.'jai-v ti\ ..<(,- '<> Im H|'?b tftt j',
mtAnd that sweet maid, with boiiyiint step
?V With Pjiivlt -ibid and fteiv ? " 1
Must rcel'llieh'y haiulol death?
Must cold and lifeless be. /
We. pass away ! Thi? old?t he young
. Around in silcuee (all; . t - (
'?' And soon tJie hour Will come when we
Must heed the solemn call.
?->? fi-ni'i, >x ? k>tui} -hi ani:*yi'*h 7otf(?tt I
? 'O'lVionds! Bhall we all .meet at hint:
When earth shall Bull no pay? ft j
When all that's good and pure arid sweet
Shall uever passawayV
. , A. Thrilling Story.
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The following incident ablually.de
, .cuned on b,oard of a llrLish frigate,
and was conitnunientcd to the writer,
several year's ago, by an o'd mnr.-of
n war's man :
' 1 A timid boy; about fourteen years
' of ttge, hesitated to gp aloft, but by
the captain's orders, was forcibly put
in the main rigging, and tjicn a boat
' -8wain's mate was-commanded to lash
him like a dog until lie learned to run
aloft. The poor f'dhjw's legs and
arms ' trembled) he,..-grasped . the
shrouds, lie. cried,,he prayed the jn
luiir tjn captain for God's sake to have
mercy oilhim ; lint all in vain. The
ii boatswain's mate was ordered to lay
??n harder and harder, regardless of
. ? t*:e boy's piercing screams, which
made, even vc teraii seaman turn from
n t c brutal score with,disgust, . Iiis
" clothes were lent-from his brick, the
-?b'ood followed, the lasii, and still the
tyrant roared Wit,*"Lay or, bout
i ? swain's mule !" ,
Willi one wild scream he sprang
from under ihe lash and bounded up
thc^ -rigging wilh .amazing.rapjdily.
lie doubled the fultoek rigging like a
?cat, passed up thy. topmast and top
gallant rigging with, uudimjnishrd
sliced, shinned the ? unrattled ? oyul
rigging, and perched himself like a
bird alongside of the pennant which
streamed from the masthead. Here
he paused, looking fearlessly upon
the deck below. All hands came up
to see him?his cries and cruel treat
ment bud already enlisted their sym
pathy, and if possdde, had increased
their hatred of the captain.
The monster was smiling cotnplar
eenlly at the success of his experi
ment ; he was' one of those tyrants
who boasted thai the cat, properly
-applied, made men do, f auj tiling.
Still he was'apprehensive that lid?
boy might dcbt'r?y himself, and the
circumstances be used against him at
the Admiralty, where he knew repre
sentations of his cruelty had already
been made. The men,gazed in si
teilet, looking lirst at the boy ar?l>
I lien at the captain, who Was scaled
near the talliatl. They dared licit be
seen speaking to one anoti.cr?it was
a Hogging oHVuce ; even , at i night
spies passed 'under their hummocks
to usecilain if they whispered. The
olliccis walked the lee side of the.
ipiapler-deck, occasionally casting
their eyes alofti but were as silent as
the men. 'Still the boy pltt?gjjip the
masthead, playing with the peanut,
apparently unconscious of the inter
est-he excited below; Tired with
gazing aloft, the captain, sung out
through the speaking trumpet, "Down
.. fxoui aloft,! Down!"
The boy sprang upon the track at a
bound, ami raVmg himself erect,
waved his cap around his head ; then,
?stretching his arms out gave a wild
laughing scream, and threw himself
forward. T' o captain jumped to his I
feet, expecting to see the boy dashed
in pieces on deck ; but when, clear of
the shade of the sails he saw. him
sliding along the waih'troyal stay to
wards the ibrctop-gallant masthead,
and heard liim laugh Mid cjftttef like,
a monkey, as if ci joying the sport.
Jio reached the 'masthead in safety1,
and. then descended;along the top
gallant backstay hand over hand.
The captain looked at, him and was
about to speak, but could not Und 1
words. The hoy frothed ut the mouth ?
und nose ;. his eyes seemed starling
out o( his head ; he rolled upon the
deck in convulsions, staining it with
blood w hich still trickled IrOra his ?<?
back, lie was a maniac. The sur-1
geon's skill in (lie course of a few
weeks icsloied his bodily hcalln, but
?Vit his reason, i"' .f
Ifruiu that lime forwaid lie was
i
Rai less-. Tu the darkest night, the
floi'.ccst gale, lie would scamper along .
tllb deck like a dog, and hound aloft
with a speed, which no one on hoard
could equal. lie would run over the
yards without holding,. pass | from
mast to mast on the stays, ascend
and descend by the'' leeches of the
sails, and run upon the studding sail
booms, lie was as nimble us a cat,
and had forgotten"fcaY. "Some of the
light duties aloft he lcnriied to-dis
charge in company with the men?lie
did,'an they did, but; could not be
trusted to do anything himself. One
.order he obeyed without .hesitation.
At the command, "Away aloft," lie
was oil',' and never paused until he
reached the .masthcjidri ,,As ho was.
harmless and rarely spoke, the cap
toTn kept Iii in -on board,'uhd,: in the
course of. ,a year, sent him aloft for
amusement. . His .strength increased
with his years, but his bulk and
height remained nearly tho same tit
eighteen '.as-when he-became a mani
oc.:. ., ... ,f .
His ribs, breast and back seemed
one.case,of bonci end his sinews^.and
muscles made his legs and arm's ap
pear like pillared column?. He was
fair, with light! bliie'cycs* and delicate
skin; his.faee oval'and full, but'void
of expression?neither love, fear, re-,
venge nor pleasure could be traced to
its stolid outline. His eyes started
at everything withopt appearing to
see, end, when lie spoke, there wa^sj
rarely any meaning .in.his words.
He followed the men in their various
duties like a dog following his mus
ter. Whenever he was struck or
startled by i\ boatswain's male, 'lie
ran up the main rigging, screaming
at the top of bis. lungs, and never
paused until he had performed tiie
first evolution which had made him a
maniac.
As the s iiorsstory runs, the sbip
arrived at Plymouth to ,bc docked
and refitted. The captain, availing
himself of the leisure, was going to
he married, and the news was com
municated by his servant to the cook,
who soon circulated it on the berlh
deck among tliu ? men, who ICurSed
him and all his kin. His servant
caittc on board of the hulk where the
men were ludged, the evening when
?the captain was to be married. 1 Cra
zy Joe (tho niimo the boy-was known
by) met him nt the gangway, and
asked intelligently , if tlie captain
would, be married that evening and
where? The servant gave him -the
information he desired, and went
about Iiis business.
That night, while the captain was
undressing, he was seized by the
throat and dragged to the bridal bed.
"Look, fair lady, on me," said Crazy
.Joe, lib'ut do not scream^ ^or I will
kill you. Look on me. I hohl
within ray grasp a devil, who delights
in cruelly?a mercilc^t liend who
has scourged the backs of hundreds
or brave men-?a rulllan who has rob
bed me of my reason ; I hold hin.
within-the grasp* of death, nl the very
moment his black soul thought itself
..within the reach, of bliss. Moih?jor !
look upon yonr''ludy---.liink a mo
ment of the heaven of earthly joy
almost within jour reach?then think
of ine','poor Crajy doe! and of the'
hell to which 1 seiu] you ! Die,
wrelch,'die!". ? ' ? r
AVheu. 'the ? alarm* -way.jgivon* the
strangled body ot the-captain was
found laying alongside of the bridal
lied ; but die maniac who killed him
was never recognized afterwards.
He belonged to Cor nwall, 'alid pro
bably found shelter, from pursuit in
the mines until the .excitement pass
ed away. The lady staled at the
time, and many years -afterwards,
that the attack cj the maniac was so
sudden and silent that she knew noth
ing of it until the imrUmis were push
ed aside and she fell the pressure ol
the captaiti.'b body bent over lue edge
of the bed. Joe held his victim
around the,neck with the right hand,
and turned him from side to side as
Mindly ns if JiG" had been itfeliild,
while the.forefinger and .thumb of the
left hand grasped^ her . own lhr.uaI,
ready to extinguish her life if she
attempted to raiso aii alarm. His
face.was palo and deathlike, his eyes
started, Luit were motionless, and
e.yery word he uttered seemed to is
sue from tho very depth of his soul.
Tho captain's looks were terrible be
yond dcsbriplion-~kloatli left the im
press of ferocity upon his darkened
features. How tho maniac entered
or lel'l the room she pevir knertr; bis
departure was as noiseless wa his en
trance. So paralyzed was she with
fear, that an hour elnpsud ,before She
could muster courage to call for help,
but she.thanked (Jod, whun lh"i Cap
tain's cruel character became gener
ally known ashore, that she had been
rescued from his alliance.?London
Nautical.Mnytw'nc. . u .
'?ny body' can catch * u cold" now.
Thui, trouble is 4o let go again, like
the man i\l.o ? aught the bear.
VO. C. HEM CO
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their well selected .
STOCK OF GOODS..
fa oh i n :i v a v- - ^
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"Consisting of everything usually'kept in it first-class
shre'/dnd'ib'Ultakc bec las ion ito' return their thanks
for the verylibeVal parouage thus far bestowed, and
(wi1i ftlways stnivedo keep, up heir stock*o such a
standard, thai they will merit a fare proportion of
j the trade. nH (n order to sett at the loivest possible
\ price:- They buy all leading articles, such as
FLOUR, BACON, SALT, SYRUP,
B ABGING"-and TIES, (:.
((n,d, doinesllcs of every kind at first hands, which
enables thcmAo compete with dll\others in IheirMine
of business- Therefore, our customers ca,?i restlassur
ed that their interests sh all always be gu arded.
We also purchase at the high est cash prices *
COTTON,' - CORN, RICE,
PEAS
&c
and all other country produce
j. c. pike & co.,
CORNER OF CHURCH AND R?SSEL STREETS.
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On AXGEiiuiiG, S. C, September 2S, 1878. ?2'if
First, Class Family Grocery, at Patrick's Old Stand,
Corner of Russell and Tread well Streets, Orangeburg.
TRESPECTFULLY INFORM TUE PURLlC THAT I HAVE OPEND AT
X (lie above stand a first ohms - ? mi* ? 44
^SiftcjfM Mi? mmmm %%wm?
Where can be found everything needed for family uso of the very best
quality'; and Warranted fre^li and genuine. I will make it n point to keep nothing
lor sale but; what is lirst class nnd fresh. By permanent arrangements
made I will receive my goods weekly?and by close." and careful attention,
to my Inisinesp, and the wants of my customers: I hope to receive a fair shure'of
patronage. Goods n>ce1ved'on consignment, and country'produce sola >r ship
ped to Charleston or Northern markets on Commission.
CHARLES S BULL, A.
Oran?ciiu'r^, S. C, September <?, 1878.
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DEALER IN .
TE CHEWING OUACO,
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DOMESTIC AND /, )/PORTEV SEGAHS,
??ASPECfAlJlTf Jj ? } { \\
Made, of .Mountain Deir Corn Whiske'i.
CHAMPAGNE, ALKS, PORTERS BRANDIES WINES, BEER &c &c.
T ha\*f on hand a very heavy.stock which 1 am offering for sale eheaper than
Lany ouecUu.ln the County. Mr. -V. L. STROMAN" is with mo and will he
pleused to see his friends at Doyles Corner.
Oraugeburg, Scptnmoer 0.
Z. J. KING
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NORTH' WEST CORNER STATIST IlpJJIfilS BQTJAHMC,
COLUMBIA S.C. X 1
BOARD $200 PER DAY. J&MNIEJJS 2Gcs?
Spocial attoation and RATES to commercial travolorfl.
Ornngehiirsi Oct. 18 1878. ' ,"/ / : ly
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THIS Is heard all over tho land. Every paper published is heralding tba coming of an awful season. Wise Indeed be that
man who profits by the ominous and portentous signs that loom up in tho unknown future. Who heeds the distant
rumbling of the far away, but rapidly approaching storm that will yet, like the relentless hurricane,.sweep over, thodand.
But wiser far is he who has learned wisdom and experience from the bitter lessons of the tpng past - by paying more for tho
necessities of lifo than they are worth slitfply because they have been grunted a little tlmo. 'i'he lesson, taught has'been-a
hard one, but stiU thcre is time to halt , and retrace you steps. Ituy where you p;ct the most.goods for tho lea-t ca-di money.
Hny whoro you get thirty-six 'inches to the yard and sixteen minces to the pound. Yes. Go beyond this Golden iiulei and
buy wlierc yon can, w|t,h }'our. hard and powerful casb,'get two dollors worth of goods for one. This opportunity is atdast
given you. Man, woman, child, whatever is wanted In your-separate papartmerits call on us and we will furnish it far below
any eompetlt??r. If not hi stook we trtko plouRuro in ordering for you without charge-- 0 01
A FULL LINE OF UHOOERIKS, NOTIONS, TINWARE, CROCKERY, &c-V on hand, wholesale and .retail.
Auction Sales?Saturdays and First Mondays ittthe Rooms at 11 o'clock.
Will aiuo attend to sales any place wbcro sorvjeos of an Experience! Auctioneer .are required, / .
NEW GOODS AND SPECIAL BARGAINS opening every day. Call and bo couvlncetl.v . (, t . ,
a Yours Respectfully, ,.0K j]? .. . ,,
.,<d t, C. D, KORTJOIIN, Prop. Orlgl^l Auction Home.
RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG S.c:,irari. 24,1379. .,( m .
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The Favorite Dry-Goods
JResoi*t
Furchgott, Benedict & Co,
CluirlcHton, S. (J.
OFFER THEI? NEW FALL STOCK
Wholesale and Retail
AT LOWER FRIGES
Than is paid by customers for infe
rior old auction goods.
Worth of the finest and best selected
stock of Carpels, Luce Curtaius,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,'
Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks,.
Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpacas,
cashmeres, first and second mourning
goods, kid gloves, notions, hosiery,
ribbon9, silk ties, ladies and 'gentle
men underkear, linens, table and pi
ano covers, towels, tnkle damask,
napkins, domestic goods, and thou
sands of other goods too numerous to
mention, are now placed before our
old customers in the State of South
Carolina, and we guarantee to the
public and people of this State espe
cially that through
OUR IMMENSE FACILITIES
and long established reputation with
buyers and sellers where
MILLIONS
of dollars has been exchanged
through our house, that we can and
always will give better satisfaction
ias regards
QUALITY AND PRICES
in goods purchuscd from us than any
other house South.
UF* SAMPLES sent on applica
tion. N. 15. Charges prepaid on ail
goods over $10. Sent C. O. D. or
for post ollice order.
Please mention this paper in order'
ivu Goods.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.
King street, Charleston, S C.
OeUti ly
DYER AND SCOURER,
No. .'II Woutworth utrcel. near the Old
Arte?inn Well.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Gents' Coat's Vests and Pauli nicely
Cleaned, Dyed and Pressed. Faded and
Moulded Clothing Renewed with the
greatest dispatclw
T1IIS VAX XR IS ON FXLK WITH
WJtxurs Advertising Contract* can bo made.
NEW STORE
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IN THE TOWN OP
NEW' STORE
DfA. SAIN NOTIFES THE CITIZENS OF ST. MATTHEWS, AND THE
n public generally that in the ola stand of Clarke, near ; the. .Depot,, wjll be
fouud a choice and rare 'selection of ,
? ?# ?t... .. -j. r ?Mtj tmifcUtft? 1Q\ Tiliii/I . j?.y>j
2>/'y Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos and Segars.JUiauore
.. both Foreign and ^Domestic, Hardware,-S^c.,
And solicits a share of trade. Mr, J. PHIL. SAIN^ who Is In ciiargc'of the store
will be glad to greet any all olhis old custom em, and now ones too; to^r/hotn ho
guarantees bargains as good as cnrr be had in Charleston, Highest market prices
paid for all kinds of country produce
St. Matthews, September 6,1?7C.
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I TOatE^ WITHIN ttlE^-BING
and enjoy the advantage offered . by
hie, which can't be beat by any House
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in town. Your cheapest man to buy
from H
A, B. WALKER.
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AUGUST.
AnnoiTmoement Extraordinary
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK a select and Varied CARGO
ot Merchandize tni . , . ..?,, ; ? ...
Largo failures of wholesale business houses has enabled my. egente
North to buy immense consignments of goods at Rock Bottom Price*.
These I shall seil,.as I bought, for. cash at the lowest pricey ever heard of.
The immense variety, the most select quality in every line of i merchandise
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, etc, etc.; will so?
prise every body, at my well known AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOUSE, where I shall sell at prices so low as to astonish the good people
of Orangeburg and the surrounding counties;
ftAW QUBfiBl C RAABS So famous famous for its rare brands
nao UfUnrbk nUUin of Native und Foreign T.inuor- i? sill!
entireiy separate and apart from ray other department of business.
Call and examine for yourselves. I solicit your patronage, most
respectiully, because it is to your own, advantage to buy the best at the
cheapest prices.
Orangebnrg, November 22, 1878.
AUGUST FISHER. ? -
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DRUGGIST AND''CHEMIST
IS OFFERING
His
Drugs
s
large and well selected stock of
i, MediciaeSjtPaints, Oils, Toilet and Fancy Article^
DOW DOWN FOR CASH. k
ALSO a lot of FINE. TORACCO FROM FORTY THREE TO EIGHTY
Five cents per pound. Your patronage Is respectfully solicited. . .
Orangeburg, S.O., July 12. 63 A. C. DUKES, M. D.
ECS ALS TIES! BAR G A I KS?
AT THIS
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We beg lenvo to call the attention of those interested to our large and well ?e?j
leered stock of GROCERIES, CANNED FRUITS. DRY GOODS; F?NC*}
GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES Ae tfto.'to call -at our store, before ? pur
chasing elsowhere as wo are now prepared to offer the above goods at exceeddtngj
ly low prices. .< . ? j
N. R. Wo have just received direct from the factory a largo line of ILLUMI
NATORS, Parlor and Store Lamps, nlso 23 and 4 light Chandeliers, and are 'en
nbled tp sell them nt greatly reduced rates,' we Intlte all to see the light at ?tl^
store and examine Stock and Prices.
' ? " " SO RENT RUE A LORYKA,.
' i Russell Streetf ncxJt door to MoMaster'e,..
ORANOEBUR?, S. C, Sept. 20,1878. ?m