The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-02-22


respective eating Of cheese and cheating
Of he's.
The difference between true and false
doctrine is often only the width of a
hair, see. And yet the false doctrine
lsSSA'Fey,tT6lEj q
Dennis O'Shanguessy advertises as
follows in the Columbus Rep~bHcam 81
hereby give notice that my vile Bridget
has left her bed aud board, and that
whlsuot pay her debts, as we arc not
married"
A ron.ping four year old boy had been
denied some trif;ug qualification ny his
mother, but it did not seem so trihlng
to him as to her. SO, striking an atti
tudeF Before her, he said with the utmost
gravity, "Nlother, were you ever boy z"
Its said that the newspapers are the
means of a great many ladies "gctting
their backs up" The best conducted
papers often make a great hustle among
them and nearly every pannier is a
newspaper @aist basket -
RELEA sED.-William Lowry, j. Ross
Steward and Robert Hayes Mitchell,
kuklux who were convicted Of violation
of the enforcement act IN York county.
and sentenced to confinement have hc en-
released from the Albany pcnitcntinry,
aud are on their way home
bIFGcorgia proposes to buy Stone
Mountain. and buid State rcuitcntiaay.
at the same time selling enough granite
uoaNew Orlcans-two millions worth
to pay the cost. This looks as if Geor
efia legislators really had an eye to ether
abhs:ness besides their c,wn
~ man at Salem, Mass, recently
'oTcrhcard a ncishbor pityingly remark
'that he was a herpcckcd husband. lie
went straight home, threw a bootjack at
" his wife, tore up two of her b est dresses.
tramplcd on her bonnet, aud then went
and smoked a pipe in the raror, with
his feet on the table, ina basket Of arti
Fields. EHenow dtfts any man in Sal,
en- to'accuse him of being hcnpecked.
>. We learn from the ALbcvilc paners
that Judge Thompson H.. Cooke. Of the
Eight Circuit, is well received by The
people Of that vicinity, and that TIM s.
Rnr Ills stay has been naqt very pleas
Fnl On Monday night ehe was serena
dSSd ty the 'Abbe,ilIe Brass -fsand aud
after begin loudly callcl for responded
ID happy aud effective mtnter Jul &c
Cooke will donhSe ddty Satisfactorily to
ali-Inion .l."s
x, Es-se+tl; y: l,-,.s s-5 j hi ti
iffoys'scne. cradle, sl5," Which was wyayH Hmade
OUT against ScHator by a N@hviile
! furniture house and awkwrrlly $aat to
lis wife. His next letter from her con
.taiprd this '.To my certain knowlcdgo
yfjhSye had no nse for such an article /
FOR thirteen years in our family-and l.
doa't know that I seriously object to the
purchase, if you have any use for it; :.
and The only fault can find is, that it
is more costly than that you furnished |
to rock my children in!,aa ae. Ht
,ENqAqE -EnsagGd to Q I marrty;-tq arr;
dhslp one another. .ovor the rough places
tofo LIES journey to guard one another
, against its pitfalls, to help one another
in arriving for the fair heights, of Beati-
I tide Is it not for this the world mar
Iics !? To illuminc with sunshiny hope
the dark places to guild with the sun
shine of faith the threatening clouds Of
difficulty. To bride the chasms of
sloomy' failures, with e'sirong spans
Of nutua! charity? Is it not for this
the world marries That welded hands
and hearts may build up lofty cathedrals
of soul, that the Divine love may come
down and dwell therein?
"A prominent and fun-ioving resident !
ofNew London, Conn made preparation
to attend iiromans masquerade ball at
Stafford taking with him in his carpet
bng dashing uniform for the festive
occasion. In the cars he sat beside IN
,old gentleman, both placing their carpet
bags in the same rack The old man
'len the cars first taking with him bis
pew-fonnd friends bal Arriving at
lis journeys end, the first named gentle.
man opened his bag to exhibit his COS
tune, and to dism found the following
articles:
n.o I.o Il, Ioco.,.