Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-17

TO boy item upon the soi at the most
leStef. I'm ths fall, as tpp-drcssing,; in the
c0hvehient opportuhi.y hitter they arc cbl-J
spring, on lands spwcd with grain and
seeded in srass. Another good Way is to
mix aslies With .old mucs, aud ,strc,rta
ferge handful of,the mixture in the corn
hills biz and particularly in tile potato hills.
II the garden, scarcely anything can he
bsstef: IL will have wonderful inAu-
apce on the fruit and vegetables there.
LAMP CEsiESr.-Whers the tops of
lamps have become loose, it is not All
eakSIiob to mend them and many have
been disappointed in attempting to &C.
mcnt them on by the use Of plaster of
Padss ItVis said that,by boiling 9ithps
parts ofrosin with one part of canstic
oda and five quarts OF water, and mixing
F&ith'oda' 'lfyiss weight tsh OF plaster Pari.
one will make II cement which is not per-
nleable by petroleum.; it sets tirmly in q
short time and is not good conductor of
heat.
eon1rns4r ~ ~ /. ,s-...--;. ..-rIql,o !
Adelina Patti is coming 10 America
next year.
I! Thsjoy Of the dumb is isalways unspc:.k-
able.
"A 4 LIZ 1MoycrHs H Net! 1h1issi!rI Me- Met her by the
moonlightsn,l.l II .4lga IL Va.
What grows bigger the more you COM
Tract it?-Dcbt.
IA Bedof meerschaum clay l,;,s been
fodnd'inl Michigan.
Artificial ice sells for five cents Il pound
in Eonmuluiu.. '7n'l }eS = a. r
!" ss,lP@hete n may ben hundred geese with
all tlie'f.quhl II liiHiile lj,i.., "' .''i'.
''a W hendhcs ,limail, lave to Keep lis
-mard?WM hsna npytp"ee NJ. t,'Sc ils., y ~.
\ rrA lyan in Boston has found two gold
watches in -th,ss-treets iiias.e year.
-, 1D near sig shtcd man, being ad,isel to
seglussei, topkn 5ipur, lie says, and SAW
dot,ble. ~ Immu3 D .i. u.,.,.3,' '
it"1I ioi b-a.l.lr ,iuan.. 2
Mrs. Parrington says 4ho. dpcs wsl
thSyaSypld .Hi.FS, Hti. FF3'q III ,na pass ,ne silver
services bill llrin.llIushing,on.. ~ ,','''sa e'a
"iWa'lt'u ssoFt says yyery man that
iiYtsIiiasl nj! ii%nto and shades Sol course
thcreis no ltS" litvSs"r wit Without lights, mi'a,r
|u,a4 th ifliSl&fa iliSlS&fal jjustiss fined young, mama
". ton, kissing. lady two times as.,iasti
bel b A. viii. .nlIiAt's not very cApcnsiycS,a u
!, IL. .m'i...I,,n ls.E u .,j ,i ,y.,+N,
u'i'ai h"tnefs ttrr.utorr Ifr
l-.Acelehratterd clergyman, recently said
that he'l'ttl found more good in bad
PSYptts,a,. ;;;;nrd ind more bad inigood people
than h. ever expected to. 'E''
|,oiputsqns". y8Sui.. tongue a. little farther
sailG said .. ,doctoftton female patient; little
tMqthe eTa;if y64 plcasc-..rlittle fartlerstill"
Why. doetor,ocricl ths. gaping indivi-
EdllnHall;,""SdSS,yth dllnHall;" *, think there is 10 enc to
woman's atongpc:""I; ',. ,3s
i DIX @.4AA1i4aIqsardi ol'l gentleman being asked
what he wished for dinner, replied, "an
iappetlts, good ,afr>nipany, something to eat,
aud a nap!siRe"i n~,5 In IN i ny n
rd Hero III 4 soldier story:
/ Il IN company |, oftthe Eighty -7-- - NJ
Regiment, there wasa llnf-wittedlold fell
low named Smallwood, who used to afford
the IBo,ys, y good deal of fun. One
,nriight,oonAene aof ,opr first pi.trchcs, he
ga came IN about IAN hour anor NO had
'camped tired eSsSSfly eSasSSfly to death, and load
',ed down with tblankets that he had pick
ed up on the Goadaidi,so Goadaidi,o One Of the boys ac-
,costetl HIM withiHHello, Smalley. you'll