Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-01-11
Facts and Fancies.

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Goodness always enriches its possessor.
Guilt is ever suspicious, and always in fear.
Good manners are sure to procure respect.
A few vices will often obscure many virtues.
There is no fault in poverty, but the minds
that think so are faulty.
Fine gold tears not the fire nor solid stone
the water.
Real glory springs from the silent conquest
of ourselves.
Isa pawnbroker man of principal? Yes;
it is his interest to be SO.
Instead of giving credit to whom credit is
due, the cash had better be paid.
To Cooks-You can't make much. out of a
bad eel, because it is not a good deal.
Only what we have wrought into our char
acter during life can we take away with US.
Why should young ladies set good exam
pies. Because young men are apt to follow
them.
Do with trials as men with new hats-pu
them on and wear them until they become
easy.
Nurture your mind with great thoughts.
To believe in the heroic makes heroes.
The cultivation of the moral nature in man
is the grand means for the improvement Of
society.
In Iowa if man borrows quarter from
his wife and gets drink with it, the woman
can sue him and recover the money.
A riddle which ought never to have been
printed: Why are engaged ladies like old
boots? Because they are no good without
their fellows.
When should a woman go into the timber
trade? When she pines for her lover whois
spruce young man, and ofwhom she thinks
good deal.
A prisoner lately made his escape from an
Iowa Jail by building fire against the lime
stone wall, aud then throwing 'on water,
causing the wall to crack open.
Marriage is come to be looked on as such
a temporary arrangement in Indiana that
justices fees for the ceremony have been re-
duced to twenty-five cents for steady custom
erS
Our most fashionable ladies dress very
plainly in public this season, and cloth and
cashmere dresses owe. black silk seems, to be
the most popular style of walking dress.
The daughter of an English earl who has
been travelling in this country is greatly
shocked because, Judging by dress, nobody
can distinguish all American lady from her
servant girl.
BY an order issued by Judge Brady of
New York, WIN. NJ. Tweed is restrained
from disposing Of his property. The order
also calls upon Mr. Tweed to show cause, ut =
special term Of the Supreme court in Albany
why he should not be absolutely enjoined.
The little rodent squirrels that swarm
in California are being turned to account for
glove making. A company Of French tan
ners pay fifteen cents skin. One farmer
has trapped and skinned thirty THOUSAND Of
L. the Little pests of the grain.felds within the
last fifteen months.
Why does sculptor die the most horrible
of deaths? He makes up faces and busts.
Motto for railway directors-Never mind
passengers; it's freight that makes the car
90.
The last method of announcing an engage
ment is for the happy pair to leave their
cards together at all their friends
Some very elegant mantles have just ap-
peared mode of camel's hair and bordered
with the fur of the silver fox or of sable.
A Louisiana engineer was acquitted of ne
glect in running over man, because the
grass on the track grew so high as to obscure
the person"
4 young lady was recently sent by express
from California to Maryland. The messen-
ger who had her in charge was SO pleased
with his freight that he offere to carry it
back and forth all the time at his. own ex-
pense.
A cynical individual, on reading pathetic
story in one of the papers lately, noted in
his memorandum book as follows: Some
body whitfield TEACHER calls up big boy on
suspecion. Big boy comes up and holds out
his hand, sullen and savage. Noble little boy
comes manfully forward and says: I'm the
boy that whitfield, sir, at the same time