Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-06
Bcbianiin, IA IN LloSd.ITho. A,efars Feo,,l

bcpjaHiih l>ioia,glfTno, kpeiofe L kco'i!d
recoy yer from my surprise, olwin!< three
tines hail me on fhc outside Of dozen
lucious bivalves. (BenH had u quilt
around him, of course, /, and a fancy cap on,
made up parts Of quilts of pattern to
match, and looked regal and command
ing). said to my friend: "Givc me
Ben. He is the institution ol this far"
LIST him have all the prcmirms--cvery
one" n. B.-Bcn. is first rate at sup
KPlypgg the ,w;,nts 9flhe. inner man, he it
On fair days, OF Stndays, or week days.
sgeisi,,sTis- ilat limited Iry
him on becf!or turtle soup, or anything
chse, and thank me for telling you. L
would have gone into The department de-
voted 10 ladies work exclusively; but
forasnluoh (being a bachelor) as 1 don't
know the uses t. which these articles are
put, nor their merits, could give no sat
isfnctory account Of any of them, as
have, trust, doneof moro t,mlcar ar-
ticlcs. Imcrcly looked through the door
and saw It laigceJllect ofwLitc, fuzzy,
clapy, lacey. threaty, hin,-y, dotted, spot
ed, crochcd. Knitted, hetted, embroidered,
and earned things, All beautifully arr
ranged, and set ptr againsta buck ground
Of patch work bed quilts.
left for home. Passing out, ] Thought
Ia give one, more look III the, committee
room o p.pm.) There was -thmt same
committee man, still eating antS drink
ing. No Signs Of intigue whatever, ex-
lccpt. that hc was gracefully reclining ON
2oO bed quilts, wirh II waving triumph
antly over Iris head. / must do one pt
the committee men Suppose he WAS one
as he h;hl n red ribbon n'inhis b,utAn ho!e j
the justicestc sav, that he did come to me
with generous and hospitablc ofSr. lie
canic to inc sn,l said im his most winning
style: "Now look here o!l ip!lcw, isn,
this fair grcaty" ] said: Oh, yes! yrn,
fair. So he says: ''l-ou must write Sonlc-
thing glorious and splendid about il. !.e,
the world kncw What tliis County can do
when She tries" and said yys. snrclv;
give liz Tie iunh~r os lu.li,.sSo :,Sttuiy
'lp the satisfies part. Then he said
Now 'la the thing up GOOD, a.ti 'ilopcn
Il bottle of f;is1sS' h,.s. OF yo,.' fL3t IL
was sai'l Certainly, hy all ni,nnc,
o rne.iss III wrilc Wnt,,t ti' Won s,,n V
| Well, this committee ,rtn ,,i,ln't uren any
bottle ni' Itiggs' best on NE. II ssnw him
!,tis.uiisli ;it!f,GTin IN l,cr! satii, op.,,iu,
! he on himself tthtsigif,. Ne deceived
me, ard r-sa,,I i.inrf IL, .fs.utl No ~.
ah nidcr iOnlli@a,i1ns 70 himt, write
wha SAW hcnslt!i,ln': .cc it. Nfvcci,,
science is Il ;rtlc too tender io,' thatiThc
idea o: my blowing ahrnt tic fair untlcr
II:" il circumstances, is simply rrcpustcr-
ou::! Editors may 10 it. Trey are r!ivi-
legged, and get paid Iwill s;,y tins, how
ever, Fam quite sure both DIR. Barton
and Riggs deserve premiums for their
wines. whether they got them o., not
Mind, this assertion l., only guess work
OH my part. Judge from the cupabili-
ties ot the too coshpctitorS. hnd ~
chnncc to Vote for Riggs for Sheriff, lind
did it. | know he was Il good Sheriff. |
don't doubt he is 90 ID ut makin. vine
too. | have not voted, however, on that.
like good "scnplernong" md am not
particular whether ! get .ln.t or The
"black july h'I odl oifi ,t.i baj !
Going oat at 'hc gnt,; met a curntry
man with q load of bed Quilts for exhib-
ton; gate keelvr s;ril fair was over |
toll the man tho gate keeper knew ne,l-
',ins about it, it WIS good for orc week
more; wonid stay, hut had buSincss:
soo him my ticket for fifty cents, and
walked home f:,stly. y'y
7. S.-What do tho people want with
so many bed quilts? Is it going to be an
extra cold winter? PnIz.
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The mailed hand begins to press hca,vi-
y in Georgia. The following incident,
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