The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-06-15

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hS, p lquirFslss SSS IS Of aiebigaana Isl aa died pf By
STsh seE9ssl lSst G winter thesoold weather
e7epttipg o g their b JI anissary supplies.
az. Michigan dog recently followed a
esa lssaa E sFaip thirtesp rts miles, and over
atogkit at ksss y is q an,as ter was on n board
sszaEsefe sea5Boy downGeast $50 bright
ssMtShis mot thers sbass toielook b at him
-ethreash nieeesof smoked glass ,ssoa
4EN Nofacc sGseeley y$says1there will be no
deaginut crop shisfalies He says the
sEcold galarolf @eaEaer killed the buds ON
$aalstE6 addgfs steeag 1870 rseeta b.gag
ase .at you uehaaee two dollar bill p
said ;ah fiSpeSaasioss drinkcTf to the sbar.
.SendSF @. "a Wsle, wRcn'I get two
Sadoilaf Diifii II 'bfriagg il fh.a o. as4v '7a
~ A great many boxes arc being manu-
xfactured in Aiken TO ship peaches ai'i as
ssfoon as they ripep. THE crop win DO
small.
agzA little, busy humble bee drove
ssp,apr out Of church at indianapolis, the
tsstet tsstether day day, l9yyst BY trying to gather honey
from his bald pate. ,y
sssa0ld age,is coming upon. me rapidly
!sasthe ,urchin said when he was stealing
Geapplessfrom aniold mans, garden, aud
saw the owner coming up, whip in hand
A-Reseaasa sssessor in Ohio, asking
efge.asuar questions, inquired, sDid your
@aife ehave auyiineeme last year p Yes,
Gsepiieathe assesaedS Ssshe had twins-
GlotB .sEai Xs6s i.ia ssgs 7e8Eis-4n
What Todia you do If mamma should
saicga asKeda lady Of her little thrce-year.
old gifl. Well, mamma, was the mel
aseheiy response II s'posc 1 should
E4Se q spank myself 'sa o'E'
A nan, ID Kansas laithely rode twelve
,ssiies, being bitten by rattlesnaks, be-
fore he could get medical assistance.
lie did It in less than an hour aud, half
aud his Life was saved. - ~, .,.,g, !.
II geHdeJy where those clouds arc
g0lRss S asiahel EIOgra 81 Ogra,, pensiVely,- as she
pointed, withsg delicate, delicate, finger, to the
sheags masses that, aoated in the sky.
al think they are going to thunder"
said her brother. v.A:-< v
an, Conversation between ipquiring stran-
gersand steapboatpilot: That is Black
Mountain Z" "Yes, sir. highest mountain
.aabeat9LakerGeosgel" "Ans story or
legend connected with that mouutain?"
"Lots of en-. Two lovers went up that
a,epatain .eouce,. and never came back
agaips?e ,sIndeed,! What became of
Sfhefn 2,s EMept down hesother side"
9 a romantic marriage occurred at
Cleveland, Ohio last week, the parties to
which had never seen each other until
an hour before the ceremony took place.
This novel affair was brought about by
tie nropriet6t of fail0riHg Establish
hieht to Whom the woman applied for
work aud who advised her to marry one
ofthe worEmen wlio'was matrimonially
ilslined. Thus, the ice was broken; iu /
twenty minutes they were engaged. and
within one hour from the time the
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woman lad eutered the store, the twain
x,ara ona 4!@ 4 % &dt .'gir
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The Portage Lake Miuing Gazette
records the following society converse
ton; ieung iGeptleman-"The Assem-.
bly, here; this eyeisg, Miss, far ex-
eesa:Ai= Aasa ~ I= :. aHpiuipaton.
Aoapg Lady Hay, wat yer say p
Gsuag Geaslaman (yoice key higher)
-sThes assembly here this, evening far
exceeds Mr.. Van Anden's anticipation
YeungLudy docking in wondermeut)
-rs@Wa't yer say?" Young Gentleman
s(slishtly ruRled There's a ID
big crowd here to night, Miss"
oungpLadgs (brighteningz up)--"Yes.
sir-ree.bob, there is" s
II ceicbfated Irish farmer gives this
advice to one young in the business:
'sAs a breeder you must be careful not
tc lose the calf flesh. If you do so bv
starving theanimal at any time of his
growth you lose the cream-~-the cover
alg OF aeslsso much .prized by all our
retail,butehers.. Where do all the scrag-
gy, bad. feshed beasts come from that
swo see daily in our fatsmarkets, and what