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

the ne ~. he same is true OF their
respective eating Of cheese and cheating
Of he's.
The difference between true and false
doctrine is often only the width OF q
hairs | see. And yet the false doctrine
isSherSy!JslIIrIf
Dennis O'Shanguessy, udvertises as
follows in the Columbus Republican 81
Hereby give nbticsIthas my vile Bridget
has left her bed aud board, and that
wibnoti pay her debts, as we are not
nanied.pli d, sr, ...,l...
A ronping four year old boy had been
denied some triaing qualification by his
mother, but it did not seem so trihine.
to him as TO her. SO, striking an atti,
tude'before her, he said with the utmost
gravity, "NlotlIer, were you evera boy 2"
It's said that the newspapers are the
means of, great many ladies "gcttng
their. backs up''' The best conducted
papers often make great hustle among
them and, nearly every pannicr is
newspaper waist basket nv
RELEAsED.-W illiam Lowry, j. Ross
Steward and Robert Hayes Mitchell,
knklpx who were convicted of violation
of the enforcement act IN York county.
and sentenced to confinement, have been
released from the Albany pcnitcntiiry,
aud are on their way home.
birGcorgia proposes to buy Stone
-Mouniain.and buid d State peniteutialy.
at the same time selling enough granite
vtoGNew Orleans-twog millions worth
to pay the cost This looks as if Geor
eaia legislators really had an eye to ether
sBhs;pess besides their cwn.,.
A man at Salem, Mass, recently
'oFerheard a ncigllbor rityingly remark
chat he was henpcckcd husband lie
went straight home, threw bootjack at
MS wife, tofe up two of her b est dresses.
trampled on her bonnet, and then went
and Smoked d pipe in s!,e rarlor. with
HIS feet Oh The table, ina buskct Of arti
tfcia1s 'sHesaow defts any msnri Sal !
S'em to'sceusefhin oRbeing henpockei.
,. We learn from the ALbcville papers !
that Judge Thompson Iiy.Cooke,isof- thes
Sight Cifcuis, is wen received by the |
people Of that vicinity, aud that thu siI
Far lis stay has Been nr;fae very pleas 4
Fnl. On Monday night she was serena !
ds2Sd ok Gy the 'Abbsy1lIs Brass 1sana aud
after begin loudly calici' HFoto Fssp5n,aea
III happy aud cf2ctivc ultn'iar %,Jui 20 !
cookd viii 10 his dbty satsracuor7iy 10 !
aiis--LMo !lalsz
nj 2.,,- il ,fl
ii aios':ons cr9dls, si5,~ which was 5las'i made
B OUT qginsstt 3 a,,S sSen9Yior by s Nafhville'
u fsrpitare house. aud qwkYarraiy isat to .
isis vic. His next letter from her con5i
Itltpigsd this "To my certain knoYlddgc,dl
, YfihSye had no nse for such an article |,
Tor thirteen years in, our famiiy 4Hama Is
don't know that I seriously object 70 the
purchase, if you have any use for is7;n
and fhe only fault ca q, fin,k lis, that it
Vi is mere costly than that YOU furnished
to eFFocS my children in'i,ad aoa ID, "a
,i.sfsAqA E Sa1 mBFlsyy-tg AIRY
idlelpi one apother.over the Tough places
odpfo llfe's, journey; to guard one another
70 against its pitfalls, to help, one another
, jp sJiFiyiSg for the fair heights, Of Beati-
ID tgac. ao Is it not for this the world mar
sics? To illuminc with sunshiny hope
the dark places, to guild with the sun
shine Of faith the threatening clouds Of
difficulty: To bridge the chasrns of
,eibomy0 .failhres, with tlieeatrong spans
= Of mutual charity 1? 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-loying resident
ofNew London, Conn made preparation
to attend fircmans masquerade ball at
Stafford taking with him in his carpet.
!, bag a dashing uniform for the festive
occasion. In the cars he sat beside an
: old gentleman, both placing their carpet
bags in the same rack. The old man
len the cars first, taking with him his
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:
". One false shirt bosom, one spectacle
2easo, resembling q castor. .oil bean. one