Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-19
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Chance is an unseen cause.
The fear of i'll exceeds the Ill we fear.
Children are the tomorrow of society.
Time is the herb that cures all diseases.
Vulgar nature suffers vainly.-Meredith.
Patience is the key of content.-Ma.
hOnaet.
The May of life blooms only once
Schiller.
To know how to wait is secret of suc'
cess.-De Maistre.
Study the past if you would divine the
future. .-C0nfucius.
Mr.. Samuel N. Pike of opera house
notoriety died suddenly, at his real-estate
Office, in New York, OF apoplexy.
1t is stated that the most marked feature
of the book trade at the present moment
is the large and increasing demand tor
scientific works and periodicals.
The ship Utinia was abandoned by
her crew while on voyage from Quebec
for Bristol. Eight persons were washed
off the vessel and drowned.
The Boston Transcript thinks "The re-
cent rise in the price of leather will do
something towards making up the losses
sustained by many dealers by the great
fire."
An indiscreet youth in Cairo has been
fined for violently kissing the school
ma'am. She was so homely that the
Judge said there was absolutely no excuse
for him.
aJustice" writes to the President from
New York enclosing $50 to be applied
to the internal revenue service. The
letter was sent to the Treasury Depart
ment.
By authority of an order issued by
Judge Durell, and by the aid OF United
States troops, Marshal Packard took
possession of the Louisiana State house
in New Orleans.
The steamship Cresswell, from Fal-
mouth, England, for Cork, was lost at
sea during the late terrible storm along
the coast. Twenty-one OF the passengers
and the crew perished.
All unclaimed Chinese young ladies in
Buddhist converts are to be married at
public auction, by order of the Govern
ment, the religious establishments IN
question having been suppressed.
The widow of the founder of the city OF
Adrian, Mich, the late Addison j. Com
stock, recently died. She was mother
of the first child born in the city, and
at the time of her death the Oldest resi-
dent.
The stockholders of the Waikiki
National Bank and the citizens OF Mid.
dIetoyn are determined to make good
the capital stock and reconstruct the
bank, providing the banking officers at
Washington grant sufficient time.
AT a late wedding calcium light was
thrown on the bride as soon as she left
the church, and was so managed as to
food the carriage with light, and thus
exhibit the toilet of the blushing
bride and groom to an admiring multi
tude.
In the Court of General Sessions Of
New York, James o. Chambers, member
of trades union, was sentenced to the
State Prison for seven years for fefon-
iously assaulting workman last summer
because the latter refused to join the
parties then on strike.
A deputation of Americans had an
audience with the Pope at Rome and
presented an address expressing the de-
yotion OF American Catholics to the
HOLY See. The Pope made feeling
response, and concluded by giving his
blessing to the Catholics OF America.
The largest turkey ever brought INTO
Boston was received from Rhode Island.
It weighs thirty.six pounds aud a half.
Two other turkeys from the same State
weigh together forty-eig ght pounds; and
another, twenty pounds, making
weight of 1O4! pounds for four turkeys.
One of the tanks for frying out lard at
Plankington and Armour's packing
house, at Milwaukee, exploded scatter,
ing boiling lard in all directions and
carrying the top OF the tank 200 feet.
Fortunately it happened at an early
hour when the workmen were not On
duty, and no one was injured.