The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-01-25
PARAGRAPHS.
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r Epltaph Tor FISK. Charity covers imulr
] titude of sins ,qisa . ), siii
Since the FIRE there have been .nooesck-
. reaches in Chicago. 80 o ,.lis4 ogi,"
Why was Sedan destroyed? BecaGseat
was Sedan wicked. Il, g.,Fai d,
-,T The "census" embraces seventeen million
women. Who wouldn't be a census S.G ,Gsi
We seldom get into trouble by saying 900
little, but often by saying s'too much 54Iif .
Smokers Of. real Hayanna cigars will 9be
glad to know that the Connecticut tobacco
crop is a good one. ;,.li az,
Pictures of j Wilkes Booth are being sold
in New York as photographs Of Stokes, g.
The book to which reference is most COM
monty made nowadays-the pocket book. 4
A man has been fined five dolllrs andIcosts
at Seymore Ind, for merely attempting ato
hang boy. -
The police made New Years calls on four
Of the principal faro banks Of Boston and did
not leave any cards. ." ''.'shf '',"e'''ssa
The English revisers Of the New Testq:
ment have reached the second chapter Of ST!
Luke. ..,:." 11' - aa;.gn 'H.-gt6I l~oGt
He alearned to love another" and RaH to
pay Miss fVautry, ofNashville, $4,000: foi
50 doing sia1 .aIg5 g!tI 10 jseoo
John Rodgers has gone t. find out hok
many children he had. Hewas Of tBbsteR
and aged 1O3. 49, ar >: nI;,,,u
A lady in Quebec was so afflicted at the
sudden death of her husband that she. wept
herself perfectly blind in two weeks thereafsy, asy
ter. - -. - -,
A young physician asked permission of 9
lady to kiss her, she replied: "No sir,
never like to have doctors bill thrust into
my face" {. ~ = sa-E. r ling
Young men and maidens, says SOME ong
make such a show on nothing now-a-days
that it is impossible to be sure who has some,
thing Or anything. 80 mr,,r ads
If Queen Victoria were to: die, her little
family would be left without money enough,
to buy decent mourning. She is said to be
worth today all of s1OO,OOo,0O0l '..-"
A cynical old bachelor says it is the PRIV:
ilcge Of hoops to surround the lovlicst Of all
things, among which are girls and whiskey. 2d
Two men fought a duel in Kansas recent?
ly, and both received the amplest satisfaction!
as each killed his antagonist at the first
fire. 49, 4;b
An Indianapolis paper says that. a banI
quet in that city was opened by prayer BY
Rev. Emsley Hamilton, "Whiskey gaHgsra's
for the 7th District. -, -
The Second Adventists are at it again.
At convention lately held in Rochester
they have definitely settled the time for the
total destruction of the world. It is to take
place in 1873. q -. -.r,".~,. ,s,r
The Strasbourg library makes an appeal
to authors, publishers and private individ-
ulls in America for any books they may be
willing to give to aid in restoring that COL sli
lection. ILL.,.
An elderly matron met Sheriff O'Brien on
his usual morning walk during his recent
visit to Saratoga, and boastingly informed
him that she had just drank fifteen glasses Of
Congress water swell, don't let me detaiH
you" was the quiet reply. 2m
The St. Louis girls were so badly frights
cncd by the experience of one of their mum,
Der who dslocated her neck in resisting Q;
kiss, that now they hold their lips in the
softest and most comfortable position when
ever they see man anywhere near. n .9ShG =
It was so cold in Chicago last week that
the papers state that everything frose up
but the coal bins The editor of the Post
says: "Our stove froze so that we had To-
soak its feet in hot water this morning, be-,
fore we could get it to draw" A Yankea
would ask where the hot water came from: ~
When YOU see two young persons sitting,
in the center of the pew in church you may
make up your mind that they are engaged
or are going to be, but when one is at the,
head and the other at the foot of the pew,
YOU may at once determine that they are
: married.
That was noble little fellow who whistled
, in school, and when larger boy was about
being thrashcd for it, told on himself. Noble
boy he knew if he told the truth the teach
cr wouldn't whip, and if he didn't, the big
boy would. He'll be congressman some
day. ....- IS: .'""-.@ @titi
, A boy put hornets nest under the cush::
ion ofa sofa in church pulpit few Sa9rj
baths since, and when the minister sat down
after reading the hymn, he got right up,
without being told. lie said he did not
feel like preaching that morning, and tho
congregation went home in hurry. ,...''
The number of people who are supposed
to have pcrshcd in the Chicago fire arc esti-
mated to have been at least five hundred.-:
Over one hundred bodies have been recover
ed, nearly all of whom have been recognized,
and the work of clearing away the ruins is
still far from completion. Letters ofinquiry
for missing friends are pouring into the city
| for, oyor,r 1iroctjon and the notification Of