The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-01
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0aANaE PEgLlsas.

0RANdE PEELrNas.
We were blessed with delicious
shower Of rain on AIondsy last,
!: See notice to tax payers from
s. County Auditor Bull.
Dr. Pearson has for sale naptha
oil, SEQ adyertissment y.
The Columbia Jsion says "the
0rangeburg NEWS was bright and p6eti-
cal las. week =
Our friend, W. NJ sain, has re-
= .s.::.=a e ns=asehnry from Ills visit to
1.-THE mountains.
percgrecn Doggerel Reymes,a
by a. T. Mervin, Esq, are deferred For
1sswant of space for.our next issue.
81 Ex Magistrates and Trial JUS
s s tices had betser look sharp. for G. s.
Ball, Esq, is after them in another col
ysa unan. -
Russell has new barber with
him now. This announcement will be
gratifying to those who arc too lazyto
shave themselves. -
Orangeburg has Temperance
, Society, be it said to her honor, which
promises to grow into larger one soon
We win give more extended notice Of
10 its origin and progress in our next
n; - An editor who is regular Paul
9 Pry," says that "bluc garters are all the
a. 60 with lndics in his town" We would
like to know how he got his information.
We are interested.
's ---Charlie Coiter, youthful colord
lad, stabbed in the back, Billy Cammcl,
Thursday last. The offending boy was
! taken before Trial Justice, when fail
f ing TO enter into proper rccognizancc
ho7 was committed to jail
sss We heard a gentleman usk n
friend the ether day
fis' ',If he wasn't fond of music?n
No which the reply that
Some of II would maks Jcwsirk,"
{ was given. How was Chat Tor high?
4 . p ~ .l
& & Fhc pet baby OF the editor Of the
q Aiken Jpu,nal had a lir,liday and cut
!, n tooth one day last week. :" We can
avoid such scenes as THIS, because we are
: a.bachelor, and of coursc--havc no pct
bsbs.
! ,s Tho customcrs of tho Citizens
Savings Bank arc requested to send in
their Dep,sit Books to the Assistant
Cashier, hr.~Jns. ID : Fowlcs, to have
them balapced to, juno 3Oth, and into.
Z rest 10 that date credited to their ac-
counts.
~ w autiCc tuaC uutnUcr OF our
exchanges have copied our ''peeling' Of
!, last week shout sbool.licks but nono of
them viii admit that they are cursed
with similar melndy Come now,
brothers of thcquill, as Bill Arp would
ray, "tote fair" Own up the corn and
: .gl,s i. \
get to counting. Will our friend of the
Union and the Sumter .Neps begin first?
Nous re,roas..
We have Intelligence relative to
$ the condition of tho crops from all por-
: tions of our County, and not in many
years has the prospect for an abundant
yield been SO fattcring. There is not
quite The area of Cotton planted that
there was last year, but what there is of
= = :. in Glnrin,,s condition
The rera crop will be the best made
E In many years, if.the seasons continue to
DO propitious.
s->sts
ses ID. Louis, a. the corner, has
waterproof umbrellas for sale. We
bought our fourth one the other day for
this season. For our first three, we
found friends who thought they had
bettet right to them than ourselvcs,-
Z any how. they took them into their nna-