Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-05-08
I IN Advances
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No: ID

they may rob them evetf Of their names.
Apractical writer says mo e one can can
Justly estimate the force Of internal ii.
auence unless it comes in the torn, sr an
empty stomach" sss~ 80
a couple of drunken 9agahon3s a5t
into gutter, and after aounaering some.
time, one of them mulnbled, Fl cay, les.ss
go to another house-lhia hotel lcaaa :,
The assertioniso frequently made, TINT
it's impossibleto arrest the flight Of lime.
is altogether erroneous; Tor who Il there
that cannot stops iiainutcf ss55sSA
Astudent 'of medicine ont IN Micbisr,a,, q.
having courted girl year. Z. md md GOT o Ia
mitten, has turned ar and is,ua sued tl,., !
father for sthe visit" he paid her.
The Charleston eafternoon, RspubIs
can has suspended, its daily fssue, and
will hereafter only appear se1ni-weekly.
Cause-"Purely economical reasons. ',1 rs Is
A Philadelphia paper says atiars Is 4
graveyard in Pennsylvania whefe may
be seen the impressive picture Of man :
sleeping peaceably by the side of his six
wiyes.'' sa8z
A certain demagogue Of our acauain-.
tance says that he belongs to no propa1
ganda society. But he ought to. Such
aproper goose should belong to all the
Propagander societies in the land,
Please turn your head a littie,p said
beautiful nurse to her male patient. !.
You have turned it already, Madam. !, Is
SAID ne. All, sir, I guess you win noss.I
di: this time" ,'... .., !, 80
It is said that every wo.uan aspsars
different to every man. and every lnatuTe
has its separate watchwurti, uhicl. ui,E
swers TO one and will not respond Is an. s
other. S. sisS
I an execution IN Delaware @as lately !
attended BY the sheriff and jury, witi, j
few friends. Ihec clergyman, in his praver aver,
hoped that the awful punishment would 8
nave Its effects upon those resent. by
inducing them to forsaketheir evil WAYS.
General Wade Hampton has accepted m
the invitation of the Ladies Memorial
Association of Raleigh 10 deliver the
memorial address at the decoration Of the
Confederate soldiers graves on the 1t,.h
of Mey. ss $3.50
! NAPLES, May 3.-A terrible hurricane
swept the foot and slopes Of Yesruyius
greatly damaging the Villages and the
remaining crops. Bombay, Madras and
vicinity were visited by a terrible cyclone
causing loss of life and vessels. The
eruption of Mount Vcsuvius has entirely
ceased.
Mrs. Fl. L. BulrERr1EIp, the ws.l- q
known hostess of the Povilion Hotel.
died there Thursday at twelve go' 'clock. y,
after painful and somewhat protractetl A
illness. AT the death of her husband, the 4
late 1" Butterfeld, she succeeded 10 q
the management of the house, and con-
Quoted it very satisfactorily. s
+. W. Morris, hailing from North Caro-.
lima, and well-known as a tobacco and z
cattle trader, committed suicide at An.
derson Court House. on Saturday las. IS
The deceased was quite dissipated in his
habits but was quiet and inoflensive
man. go 4
A poor man was killed in Michigan, q
few weeks ago, under distressing circnmn.. n
stances, leaving his wife sick and penni-
less. a bachelor friend interested him.
selfin the matter, and raised sixteen hun
dred dollars for the widow, then proposed.
and being accepted, he married her, and
pocketed the money himself.
EscArED.-on Tuesday night, Joo Z
jackson, Jim Paulding, Hance Bridges.
Tom Smith, w. H. Jones and Bill Green i, 1
GALL colored,) confined in the as coun,
ty prisoners, made then escape from tho
Jail, by forcing the cell doors open and
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