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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-07
FROM BOSTON.
BosroN, Mass, July s.
Sad Accident.

Jerome II. O. Perham, age Is years had
both legs cut off at Wakefield last night by
the incoming train while crossing the railroad
track Il fYU TR NJ LUTTE IS < :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-07
FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 6.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
sPECl.Ai. NOTICES.

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NUMBER As

running IN dtadf t6 make the audience
believe Fiat Tie Horse which tile equine
queer" is riding is going fsarsiilly fast;s
wl.cnsitsis ALA sIlam, gottcn up for ei..
feet. Such was the excitement about
our steamboat gaming table.
81 see your twenty dollars and go Gfts
bo:tnr,' shouts "Fcrrct.cyes"
Il see you fifty aud go ten better"
screamed .Wolf-mouth."
81 see that aud. make it one hundred,
cries "Fcrret-eyes." aS t
At this point there WAS dead ta'ise
and silence, broken in IN instant by
"Wolf.noutll," who turned bescechiuely
to the bf .staiiaers with the remark
"Gen,cnied, I'm blowed ii | ain't
strapped
Meanwhile moving around the table
there was peaked, sandy y-laircd man,
who has on board forty mules, which he
is taking "a. Memphis. This fellow had
seen both hands, and knew "WJlf-mouth'
had the strong cards. t,i,i 1t this mo
,ncnt he caught the gamblers eye, who
Continued
"EfI had a mule, wouldn't I sling
him, ears and ALL atop Q that pile r
You kin bet one of my mules" was
the answer of "Sandy hair"
!, "Will yot takc the iaulc 2" cried
Nv Wolfmouth' to ,'Fcttct-G$es."
Yes answered the other asking the
carpenter" as hc had right to by
the laws OF the game, for two cards in
place Of his scyeu aud eight of clubs.
The obliging gentlemen at once COM
piled, giving him the fourth Ring and
un acc. "Wnlf-mouth" did not ask for
more. Thcr shoHed their hands '.Fer-
ret eyes" swept III the pool, and Sandy
hair to his dismay, had lost his male.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

1T is five hundred doliars out OF py
pocket" said tho detective rueiully,. III
didn't want u row bcfore &c got tG f;ats-
water, but vas d confolindcd fool. A
woman cornercd will do anything, ]
bclisve"
"What? 2" CALCULATED, "you surely do
not mean that child
Il mcan,' said the detective caliiilv,
''!l!al tliild, AZ you call her, is Atlla
Burton, married woman twenty-six
years of age, who last night murdered
four persons in cold blood, and wus
trying to escape to Canada That's what
| ncan."
The train was stopped and party Of
"S, headed l's the conductor and the
detective. went batt t. search for any
trace OF the beautiful creature, whose
loveliness and apparent innocence mad
appealed to my sympathics. Nor was it
long bcf"rc We found her, lying quite
dead BIZ tho eide of the. track, frightfuly
mangled u ths force OF the fall and
mutilatel almost bcyoid recognition.
"Wcll, she's escaped justice in this
world, if not in the next" said the
detective gloomily, as he stood looking
down upon the remains
"Do YOU SUPPOSE she expcctea 20 bc
able to spring of the moving train with
out injury - asked.
Without much injury. women un.
reasoning creatures. Bnt never
dreamed Of such insane folly or should
have taken prompt measures to prevent
I it"
They lifted up the fair dead thing
aud carried it to tho nearest place uI
reiuec-a lonely rlrm house among the
frozen hills, and VIC returned TO he train
reaching Bayswntcr only few minute:
btliind our regular time.
Aud when in the next mornings paper.
/ read an account OF the niardcrcss.
tiougftt of the SLENDER creatures hlus
eyes and rosebud mouth, with i stgppgi
pitying fhFilTNt my Rcart. -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
AMENDMENT
TO ORHgINANCE to Raisc Sup
plies. &c. for The Towa of
Ornngeburg. $. G..

-.SkcrioN /. That any ltnerant Ven Ter or
Trader who brings Horses, Mules. &c. in
the Corporate Limits of Crangcburg shall
forthwith make a Return 10 the Clerk OF
Council. the number of Stock on hsnd.
SIC. Any Stock, such as ilorscs, Mules
&c.. Sold OF BarSnincd for anil Delivered
within tho Corporate Limits or Outside of
the Town OF Orangcburg during his or their
stay. after making his or their Returns to
The Clerk, shall be subject ~ .hc rss OF one
Dollar per Head.
Src. 3. Any Violation to iHis Or,linane
shall subject The Offender toa Fine of not
less than Five (i) Dollar. nor more than
Twenty-Five I25) Dollars.
SEc. 4. Any Ordinance, or part thereof.
Contrary To OF Rcpugmant to this Ordinance,
's hereby Repealed.
n. AUSTIN BULL, Il.s.l
lntcniart.
Il. j. OLlysros, Cler6.
acc ~ 5t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
Gaifse Of Poker.

You cannot see now, IS we did ten
years ago; the cabin taolcs surrounded
by planters, merchants and politicians
calling themselves gentlemen, who would
gamble from morning till night, and
again till morning, stalking. and often
losing their entire fortunes We i, not
n'w cac'unter the elegant, gcntlcm4nly
protest. nal gambler, VIII, WIS accom-
plished in every way, aud not least ii,
the use OF pistol and bowie knife Wei
educated, fascinating gentlemen were
thuy, ~hosc hands wcr1 aEain aud again
stained with the blood of Their fellow.
creatures. All this class of men are
hardly to be found in the southwest in
thi, @ordly year of our Lord 1870 The
war did splendid scaycngcr work in
sweeping item into the other world.
But the young mcu HOW coming into
life, who would hnye been such as they.
find better existence in working tar
their daily bread. The gang of gam
biers who are our companions on this
trip belong TO altogether another class
than those whose places they fill These
ara what the panel thief is to the bank
eii.gar, what burns is to Morr:'"o: II
is amusing for your experienced travel.
lcr 70 watch the tricks uhd schemes of
these miserable wrc,chcs. One of them
is short, rather carries under his plu.
hat cunning, greasy, smooth-shuycn
face, which has small tcroct like eyes
in 1t, and red, snub nose, like car
bunc!c, imposed upon it, The man is
called the Judge" aud is, | believe,
the leader ci tire gang, although auo,h
Ell fellow in Common clothes, with vol
fish, cowardy coumtcmancc, gives the cue
u ali their doings. 1hc third thief of
the party is small in stature, with
black moustac!lc, and an assumed woe.
be-gonc lock. 1t is he, wao, in their
make believe games, bets wildly and
largely, who most always loses, gets an
cry, and appeals to the lookcrs-on. The
fourth OF the squad looks like an honest
trldeSmau, who ough; to be in better bust
ness than betting.
One day these gentlemen wcro play
ing at poker, which is fayorito game
for their netarious purposes. The "Car-
penter'-wc will give them such names
as desc ribc them best-had deal: "Fcr
ret-cyes" hard oF !hree kings and II
seven and eight of clubs. To "Wolf-
mouth" he gave three aces and u nine
and ten of hearts. With these hands
"Ferrett-eyes" and "Wolf-mouth' b.,
gan to bet aud brag in the most excited
way, talking to each other, sppee';..g ,e,
the crowd, and getting up an onthusi-
asnr pretty mhch as the clown and ring
master DOM the circus, shouting aud
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

Pain is supposed to be the lot OF us poor
mor;nis, as inevitable as death itself and liza
bic at any time TO como upon us. Therefore
is impsrtant that rtlnediaf agents should
he at hand 10 be raised on an emergency.
when 'hc seminal principle lodged in the
system s!g.ll dcyelaE itself, and VIC feel the
excrsrtating agonics ofpnln. Or tho depress-
ing influence OF disease such n remedial
agent exists in tho PAia KfLLxE, whose fame
mas made the circuit of the globe Amid the
eternal ices ol Isr polar regions or beneath
the into'ersble and burning sun IL tho trop:
les its virtues are known AID appreciated.
Under all latitudes. from the one extreme to
the other, shfcring humanity has found re-
lief from msny Of its ills l.. it's use. The
widc and broad area which thit edicius ha 8
spread, attests its valmc and poithcy From
small bcgitinmg, the rSin Killer has push
ed gradually along, making It's own highway.
solely Icy it's virtues.
Such unc1ampled success and popularity
has brought others into tile field. : ..t i,a r.
attempted, under slinilnrity of name. to usurp
the confidence of tho people and turn it to
their own zeifislin"'s and dishonesty. but
their efforts have proved fruitless while the
Pain Killer is still growing in public favor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

TIE SAME OLD GRouNp.-"My dear
Mrs. Jones" said Mrs. Brown, "Sorhs
near to my bedside. am dying, and 1
wisl, to say Few words to you"
"lcs marm,' sighed Mrs. Jones.
well, Mrs. Jones" calculated Mrs:
Brown, "you and | have had coed
many tifls in our day, and now 1 part
with ycu in peace; can you forgive me ?"
"lcs mnrm,' sighed Mrs. Brown,
'indecd, indeed / cnn.'
"Am L forgiven" calculated Mrs,
Brown. "A cs, nIarm," rtspodsd Mis-.
Jones' VIII difficulty, in consequence of
tie intensity of her anguish and then
she attempted to weep her Way out Of
the dying woman's room
''Stop moment, my dear Mrs. Jones,
sid the expiring Mrs. Brown, 'T'vo
another word to say. wish TO have it
understood that if | get we'll everything
goes back, and We stand on the same old
ground.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

CoirMEl,. S c., December /; 1915.
'ENlE INTEREST falling due on the
L Coupon bonds Of the State Of South
'a'olinn TO the lst of January. 1871. will be
paid IN COLD on and after that date at the
nihce OF IL. II. kmr:en. Financial, Agen, OF
inc S'd!e, No. ., Nassau Street, New York.
and nj this office
The Interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State TO January 'st. 1871. will
he paid IN GOLD on and after that late nj
the Yre"sLry oilicc oniy
NILES G. PACKER.
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec
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How to Rliin, q Son, ,iIitl 's'Fiiilsh"
d DauglssgE.
now TO RUN A son
d DauglsM

now To RurS A soS,
/. Let him have his own way.
.. Allow him free use Of money.
3. Suffer him to roam where lie phases
on the Sabbath.
!. Give k,n iull access to wicked COM
panions.
5. Call him to nc account for tis Owe
ninss.
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mcnt.
HOW TO "plSislt" 4 DAUGHTER
Bo ,lr.,ys ,cl,;n,. ho, how n,o,. =
She is
r.n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

Escaped Esern Justice.

To death, aud the.ycry marrow seemed
to CONCEAL in ones bones.
There's one a,lyantagc in steam"
growlcd u lat ol,lgcntlcman In the cor
ncr scat; wind aud wsather don'. affect
it. No flesh ;lna blood horse could stand
u night like this but the iron horse
kecps straight ahead, whether tilt
Thermometers is atsetolor boiling heat.
just then tho conductor entered.
Tickets, gentlemen. il you plcasc."
ITS droadf,jl night. conductor" /
said fcnling with atiifentd fingers for my
ticket, in the brcast pocket .f my coat.
"Drcadrul, sir:afeelingly responded
tho conductor. s.Why, the brakemen
can't list gatslas, and so L. louk the
other May when they creep in, poor
fellows, to get ;streuth OF warm air ut
the stove. We have not had such II
night since Il year ago the al OF Febru-
AIRY, when Tom nlakseslee, the baggage
master, irozc both his feet, and woman
who was coming on FROM Chicago, got
off at Bunn's Fbur Corners, with her
baby III her arms, sa,cerpse !"
"Frozc to dcatlpy'
AYE, frozen to.death, and she never
thought, poor thug, but it was asleep"
My baby's cold says she, 'hut wei soon
warm it, when We get home. 1t vas
just >itt! night IS thia,s
And tic cnndaEior: opened The door,
~ piungcd acrqssst i ihc1oreniug into he
next car "'yin. Ttt.:
1t was quite considerable city, with
handsome iroi pot, Earring gus lamps,
and the us al crowd around the platform,
with hands in ne pockets. aud it's cigar
ends asmirs ,hr%igh the night.
Qi,rl TAT 4rsfss nyssisx LIE last of the
long train, and bht one passenger entered
it--a slender ydting girl, wrapped in q
gray blanket. shawl, and wearing a nca,
little travelling hat Of gray straw, trim
med with stone -colorcd velvet flowers
Sho s.c,nod 70 h..;,,,n ,la ,,, ,,,'.,
to travelling, ant fuuly sat down neal
n. l.or
pardon ne. soung lady" said I ''tu,
you had better cot,e nearer tothe stove.
Sb. .,,,,.s !, ,.,,.,., . ;.,..
,h.n c,or.1
"Dnes this train 20 to Bar,v,,or p
she asked in voice So dcI;c;,,siv .oo
and sweet tha, il seemed 70 thrill ,hro,.,
me.
Yes; can b, of any service >,
YOU 2"
ooh. no-at least Hoi uIiiI ~. re.c,
Bavswu,er. / would Ike c,rr;,
then"
I'VE shall not be there vet these t,,rs,
hours.
..Do VIZ ston ,.,;n ?"
"Only ut E1moutl,
She drew y lo,n .;.b cs,r,;t.,, -,
relief. and settled back ~ ror,or Rr
the hshi Of the lamr ,ba, HING in its
brass tie,arc orpcsite I could see her
face. that If n ,,yclv ch;ld A,,,.on,l,
she WAS no more thae sixteen wi,h I,r..
blue eyes. Golden hair Lruxb.d suoo,;l u,
back from her face and +, I;,,lc ,,.y
mouth, like that of Il baby
,n
AZ Bs,s+ue INV ,.Lld ," ,.Lal -:
dent,Nr
.,. ;n, '''' "'''
70 ,rr;v. -. j., ,ho n'a.; " ''
~,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

HOW TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTING
Don't have your stairs withsut banirters. nj
the risk OF breaking your celdrcn'a nceka
Don't hav" wooden ceilings. that tsdhirt =
cord oflighiwood TO illuminate ths room.
pon't have windows without glass, so thar
whenever it rains You must shut ont the
light OF heaven. Don't have sashcs without
blinds, 80 Tint the summer sun will dazzle
your eyes, wrap your furniture and fade
your carpet. But order all the necessary
materials for finishing your house in comfort
able style from p. i Toalc. Charleston, S.
C.. the largest manufacturer of such things
in the Southern States.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

S.'C.
SECTION ]. That from and after the 9th
peccmbcr, 1870 any Person or Persons
found Selling. i'"r'cring. Exchanging, or
Disposins of Produce, Goods, Cla,tcis or
Merchandise Of amy character between the
ho"ts OF o'clock L. VI. and . o'clock A. NJ.
from The lst September to lst March, aud
between tho hours of 10 o'clock T.. NJ. and
4 o'clock A. NJ. from the ", March to ST,
September. shall subject the Offender TO n
Penalty not exceeding Fifty ijO) Dollars
Src. :. Half of the Fines Collected shall
he given TO the lnformer when sufficient
Protf is given tn Convict
SEC. 3. Any Ordinance. or part thereof.
contrary Ia on rcpugnant TO this Ordinacc is
hereby repealed.
A. BULL, [r.s.l
Superintendent.
+. J. OLivEnos, Clerk.
dee 10 At
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"Whcrc are you going?' said Il
Scotch senticaaa 10 thief. " s'fh65m he
observed crawling through hole in tho
hedge into his garden "BacH arairi''
replied Sa#ney, Is he hastily fetfonea
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Sonntaes'@ In Chicago.

lleber 10000 8dreer por, Gbieaso
taben pemMaYor etuepetiliun lberrei&t,
in pel@er fe bic ftrenee 6%anrbabun9 bes
Sonnta9sseieBes oetlaneen. Der Mu>
yor liberrpit8 bic petition ben, @taptratb
uno cine Gommttte osltlben beri&ttt,
bae bic In ZEN Stabt : Srpinou3en 1l9
bierauf be3iebenoen 8eftmmunQen ni@t
l@drftr 8en,a@t >peroen fSnnen urb nou>
tommen 9entisen. bas @eies 3u banobaz
ben, uno pab IS ferner BE pRi@t re
MaporS ftin iou, boruuf 3u 1eken bab
Die Staat6 $ @eltbe unp bic fdrtii9en
Srrinon3en beoba@tet unp tbnen Golse
8eleiitet perpen. Sc febt pabtr bef1immt
1a errpartenL boB ber Mapor BE nStbi9en
Mnfalten trtftn miro tas @onnta0see<
itb In ieiner 8anjen Strense bur&yuflb>
rttt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Gin neuer .,Bemei6.

.lrb fe fB,e,nl 70 riebli& bsiiauamun,,nr
unit, babsns tinarre:r. - lieb - @er - =
Naturli@ BE .Gourtbdls> CLIQUE unp
tbre p~eu,otrotif4en 0pponenttn BON les,
tel, ;9erbf, Sic ~Mi6oerena8ten~". 49,. !, i !.
Sc III biss aberu,als Elm teuerBB epeie,
tptl@er un(ere B~ebauptuns ,re@tferti9t
pab Die trepublifanil@e Yartet BON st.
paul uni, ,@an(tY County, .ptl&e I'D In
letten 6erbf mt. III ]ber letten. !Stabt>
Convention, bur@. 1ene vMibper8ndeten''
beeinFufen, lief, In Der 9pfnun8, BIZ
Stiutt,er .perfelber In ben 2otalpabler
3u s'erbalten., nd lur .f@otete uup Die par>
izOrsantiatiot, IN. !@tfabr bra&te, ID
gun, 'I1betl sptrni&tete. SEM, ~M1,bper>
9nl8ttn" fnb bur@ bic Sa@eu,6 bee
Gourtbauit6 ,9l1dli@ untereetra@t f.
wett, es chen ,a5Blf@ NAT. +[.
3owarb, Sing, 0'&onnpE Gbty. alice
~Bolters"' pom lebten 6erbf, ,Enb inMm|
unb @1lten urp rei&en .ibrer Brlberr
pom @ourtbaus freurplt@f bic 6anp
u,,o ibre rtputlitanil@en Greunbe> >pel&,
tbnen pirrft pper inpirett ba3u bebllRid
'paren, fben I'M S@atten tlBler Den:
tun8sart uno fan8en, tpeniefttnS an, Elm.
3uieben, pa6 polittf@tSt drtt rur in eine'
eutenp artetorsanilatton ~ }u@en 1T uni
ntdt IN eeraleiden @embinationen. !
3ofentlt@ miro bieie tleine 2ebre mtr:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
,Dtmotratie.

Die Nem<yurter Staateseituno bate
ZEN Deutlden peripro@sn, ba6 ibnen bic
Democratic bas Sonntaos>@ eleb
abnebmen >perbe. Die jebt ta0enpe pe<
mofratii@e@ efeb9ebune mollte i9 bier3u
ni@t berteilaGen. Die @taats,eituna
betlo9t f@ nun Il bierlber in foleenper
@eilt: .s-.
"WRit @erlaub, ibr 6erren @tapt>De>
mptraten in oer 2e9islatur, ibr babt eua
in bie(er &n9elesenbett b54fe,s blamirt.
Cure gauge Sdmnerlidfeit bat nd uns
nitmalS beutli@er seaeist."< =. ". = .:n.>
Mn elmer anoeren @teue Ia9t oa0elbe
Btatt:
"Das neue Meciitseitb, wel&es 9eftern
p~aii1rte, miro beute IN &raft trtten. @i&
9ebtn iebt: pieper auf lem Stanppunfte
Don 1866. Das btibt bic alien @onnz
toQs9eitbe fino ,pieber in &raft unb man
boft bab ie ebenlo weni8 .aus9eflbr>
rperper, ale ban,alS. Bieuei@t, uieaei&i
aud ni&t. &c eibt ni@t. bios republi>
fanii&e Sonnta9s lmpel. Den 8eweid
ltefert bic bemotratiiae Qeeislatur por
1870"
Das tpar freili@ ;dnaf bstannt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21

aus benz S&ulfono an fornftEion,e,Qe.
pripat@ulen. @furpte fbte fenf.iFsneh
8pllsl&ulk fnp 8eletunaen otr Gun;
bat,entalzW titbt bes 2anrfs.
sc Inb pies uebelfdnbe, ,wel@e bic
Station fdr Sic 3utnnihfI 9rostn @tfabre:r.I
aue(sBen unp 8an3 bsfpnpers RasS OFTEN
lno ben 8efar,p unferer SGteii@ulen g.
fdbrben. u. ''j' @'''''% "''ae..,S s1
&elt9tSie Greibeit fam muir bur& ob<
iolute Irennuns Der &irde pom Situate
bsasben. Stoe reli8i6ie. @eitui9aft bat
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