The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-26
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TAap was a grand Seymour a6a Blair
fmasis mas " needing at Unionvillc On the 11th.
TheTeswas heavy frost tl,spugbout New
England on the 18th. Ns M &
There was slight snow in Maryland on the
18th; and white frost in Virginia on the
18th.
+ Pile Democrats haze carried ColoradoiT Tcrfi. ri.
tory, and elected Democratic dclceate to
Congress.
a woman's cooperative job printing Office
has been opened in San Francisco with good
prospects Of success r aTsdf iiaQ% i
I The corn crops Of, Kentucky this, year. will
be unusually large, reports from all over the
State Indicating an increase over former years
The latest Savannah nuisance is am chi.
demic Of slihgs, with which small BOYS smash
the street lamps.
California has produced most excellent
counterfeit Of the silver half dollar; but it will
not trouble us here
Speaker Coltax is engaged to be married to
Miss Nellie Wade : niece of Senator Wade. of
Ohio .ia ,is,; -fr s,, a,, 80 ...f
a bouquet built in New York for an IN actress
represents ship in full sail-thc figure-hcad
being likeness Of the lady dono in flowers
Gen. Longstrcct has denied the correctness
OF tile conversation; attributed to him by the
New York Tndunes special reporter
The Grant Tanners Of Chicago have refused
to enroll negroes. They favor "tan," but not
ablack and tam
Some one in the interior of New York
claims to have captured the champion mos
quito. 1t is four and thrcc-cighth inches in
length. Twelve dollars has been refused for it.
Parson Kallock, who was driven from his
parish in Massachusetts, on account Of ;nfa.
nous conduct, heads the Grant electoral ticket
in Kansas.
By the death Of Mr. Douglas Cook, nIr.
Philip Harwopd becomes editor Of the London
'S"tard"y Rerie'o. Mr.. Harwood was former
ly an Unitarian preacher.
Mrs. Fanny Kcmble recently astonishcd a
Massachusetts railroad conductor by purchas.
ing four tickets for her party of three, because
she wanted to occupy two seats for the sake OF
comfort.
a Boston paper says: "Wc observe several
patriots talking about the national debt ,who
do not appear at all solicitons about the board
bills they owe in Boston"
1t is reported on good authority that the
next promotion 10 the Cardinalate will inelsaIc
Dr. Manning, Archbishorof Westminster, and
possibly the Archbishop Of Paris.
Atthc great canned goods establishment ut
keyport, n j., six hundred thousand bushels
OF tomatoes are canned yearly. Recently sixty
thousand pincapplcs we've landed there, cut up,
steamed and canned
II is estimated that the amount Of American
securities held in Europe, including United
States bonds, railroad and State stocks and
bonds, DC, reaches the large sum of $685.
100000.
The new style Of pants will be small at the
bottom and large at the top thus presenting
direct contrast to the comic fashion of tile
other sex, which style may be considered up
side down?
The Utah papers are clamoring for "a mag
niiicent mammoth hotel" in Salt Lake CITY to
accommodate the host of travellers expected
there when the Pacific Railroad trains run.
1t is stated that NJ. dc Champs, the French
interpreter who accompanied the Chinese En-
bassy, will return to Boston within q few
months to ratify a matrimonial engagement
made whilst the Embassy was there
a gentleman who applied at the central tcle-
graph Office in Paris to have message sent to
Dayton, Ohio, was considerably inccnscd to be
asked, "Whcre is Ohio? WHO'S the King of
Ohio 2"
The Paris papers mention that Adcliha Pat
ii, now Marquisc dc Caux, has just paid thir-
ty-fvc thousand francs, or ten thousand dollars
currency, for lot on the Boulevard Alma, on
which to build herself house
The restaurant proprictors of Paris recently
convened meeting to establish the uniform
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