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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-04-26

Nj. Doriphore Webrc, notre eo-parotssicn,
CONNIE on Ie volt par nr's pubic dams 'e
LouiSianais, est ogeni general.
Nous commissions ,ons l'aciivite Ell %l'in,e|li-
cence de NJ. Dorip!,ore Webre Ell &c sou, Ia
les dtnx qualities qui convicnnen, a un agent.
Disons aussi cue NJ. D. Webre est l'ageni
dn la'ncnx Bitter du Doctor c. Cray, BHIer
dune composition prud"nte, dune savenr
agreeable, dune hygiene incon'rslab|e, E, don't
rusage scta -bienl6t general a cause de ses
vertns vraiment hygi3nipnes. -.
lie Dt. c. Gray le maAipnlc lni.mamc.
Et les docieurs de iin,re commissioned sac
cnrdenta dire que lie Bitter du DR.. Gray ne l.
cele en- rirn aux Amers les mieux connus Ct
les plus estimes. -
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-A 49,
Ct 3. AATANT1.
ssAE~@ coupoxx,En ct 9horr,pn.
Sr-JACQUEs. RIVE GAuCHE,
Pes de I EgIise 81 MicAel.
81 nui- 70.
st. James Emporium Store.
PAS DR.
Concurrence Possible

PAS DR.
Concurrence rOsAible!g
ll. j. TCIssIER informe q.
nombrsnsc cl'rn'e'e ri le public en- RGnersi
GnI' n %'onjonrs dans son magasin. Onire ron
! .,and assortment de Watcl,aMiises s2ches.
ton 'nts l,ais Ell s%ousent rcluuve.c, IL Stock 10
pins ya,it II, e3e-
Carnssmres, Clcpeltris. Ronuc'c,i., AIerc,.
RE. Parfcmffi". Phnrmac'c. painra,Uer;s.
Ie,blsmtyis, T"iss,t'e, Ssllcrir, Groce,ie..
Conserres, Conf>eric, vias It L;qnsurs.
1a9aes snp. iohies !rs Cormrs.
II engage les Danes he Ia parnisse Saint.
Jacques Il dos paroiSscs vol ines a veuir
visiler ses articles Do Fantastic pnnr Robes do
hau'c No",eamf, Gante,ie, Rrnderie, Denielles,
Ia'enciennrS, el an,rr~, Cnas Lrodes d. ,ouS
genres; Rndary. FrmS mliici-,l.s, Pnvnree
pour MARRIAGES. Bats =, premiere Communion.
In 81 dn'la", Ia ,cinc de taitc INC vi>i'e AZ
dit mnra>in. etins So rnnraliIc,nn, d'etles.
memcs. qnr mute pan, mi"uX one ia on no
,,ouv" mn plus bean choix dc Marcllhnaisss
Bl.uclc-, ,rI,c que:
Mo"ssftias suisse, Mn ,nnl, Nnrsoux.
Briiomts, Fr"corts, Fi1ufs, Mouss, lines.
Bra, III eft B"hjau pnir :nnn>t,qnailrs.
GAND AssOHT7,lENT
De Garnitures pour EobesI
~ ~, 8, I,oo "'H .n'.'."''s " nao''
'.n " YES F''"'>Nes V''>'"os,
Ueary tie i"cinna'i. panr les WAiskeys ct
a Don''anS he &c, G'.bIi>~"ment jns,rment
rr1en,' "'as '""S les l.I",>on,S; !, 'ehe 'on1e
I'h'" ''''No i"" :" N"''''e q 'e ooh marcne
~ W p',,"" l"rn,a.',.
~ na'iis ue whiskeV OF BOURBON 60
CAcA~ ca 6e0n'gNe"8f>R Il" John A1gour
ae Cincinnati.
I cS, anssi n.ei' ii. la mniso, InL., A1,ree
(. f"Hs d. 81. t.uuis, pour Ia yenic de lenrs
iariHr- dc rtloiS pour families. dcs maruues
F! reno'nn,tes. Ia Coh'annD, 7iti"mphe. 81 CAa.hs
Sar, Fa.G; star, RENE Blanche, Collins
EfaHkiip, Ierrile, G, nnttes.
Il rcco;t rtg"'j5sruent ,nn,rs los srmaincs
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$elicltcs,

VExDRE curz NJ J. Billion, AT ST.
~. gaines store, les ,ionvrilns SeleRts
de NJ. Francois FIory, dc Standardization.
Co.'S Ssiie1ss pour cliena"x ct mu'ei%, m''es
.avcc dos fats DIES A,'akapns, nc l'rssrnt
annals ln- animanx. g, icnr hnttn est double
de la inrte dpS s~eiirltes ntdiuaiies. ri
Ltltahitn,ion J. For-lalI, diriyte par Nj. Il.
l:s,elhrook, u'en cnploie pas d'"ultcs.
J. RrtLc..
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Atclicr dc TOnnclcrie.
j. Gcbelin,
Pa5oisse 81 Jacques. Rirc GaucAe,
pes M lAaJUullon ~SeAeyAard.

n. J. GEDrlls wien, ,%'ouvrir, a ct,s do
son magasin, IN ahlitr de tonneAerh pour
lglf0nfs e, bar.is.
II est on me>nrc de riponhrc anx ordres Do
NM, les p'an'eurs e, lubricants de sncrc.
II appeHle ansSi la,,ention dies hsbi,ants
sur son STORE, SroEE parfAitemcn. a~ssorli.
ct rcnoaime pour Ses pix noIar6s.
-S'ajresse direcicmcn, a NJ. J. Gcbelin.
on a J. Gebclin, Long.Irw P, O. S, Jamss.
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# Tscnav'c 0n q LOuer.

AEAC0 Ponr lc Ter Avril 1873. nne
En4HkzAA magniique residence siluee
EGtA@. dams Ia patoisse Saint. %Jacqncs,
entire E.lisc Saint. Michel ct lie college
Jefferson.
La pr'priete est CONNIE suit lime maison
de na1trc en- excellent eta,, Sc cnmpns,u, de
,rois chambres a %concI,cr, dun grand salon.
Dime sale d. manger, dun fnmoir, dune
chambre d bains ct dune cave lime garcon.
niere avec denx erandes cEambtes ct I'm cor,i.
dor an milien lime maison d'6conome,-uue
chombre q domesiiqnes - une chau,b,e a
repasser ;-une cuisine ;-nne fcurie lime
rcmise ;-nn hangar, etc.
I'm parterre, nn polagcr, IN ]ardin frni.
tier.
La propria'6 mesurc I'm arpent g, IS rieds
de lace teuvc sur une profondcur de
guarantee arpcn's pins on moins.
Les barriercs sont en- rarfait etat.
Conditions IiberaIes.
s'adresssr 4 Mr.. F. P. Poch&, gu d N, A.,
Tamboury, Bourbon Plantation.
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Aiclirr de Mt:cnmiticn,
De Forgcron ct dc Charron, etc..
VI VI. ICAE1b g. CIR EHSSEy,
A DONALDSONTILLE
Joseph Ecrri"r, Gircc:cuv.

MN. J. 1CARD & l.. CREISSEN aver.
''S-e"l mrs-'rnf< les 1bllants d, r.;,e pa.
f"l>sa e, DIES ritoiSSeS vniSinr> Gt'i : ,in,irui
dnnvrir IN atcjirr Il Donal!Sonvillc, ct ou',ls
eNecnl'rn't' dams le pins BRET detail tout ofl,e
uhl i8hr serl r"iitie co'crriiant r. ,nGc,nl.m..
lis rn''eptennrni e, eHernrenl lou, Travail
conrernat, monlnte 4 nent, rtparaion d..
st'crcries. norItns de tons genres. ,lesstche.
f'es, machines Ell meier OH Ell cniyre, aymu.
fe'Ie, rhartonage. caroSserlc, etc.,.
80 Av =.
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Crescent Store,
TcnN par Cii. (sANNiN
A LA rolNTE DU COLLEGE.

lie magasin ie NJ. c. CArpls es, i'nn ies
nieuX %aSsotljs dc h p~oissc, e, -rs marchau.
discs, souyen, renouvcIles, g'acc 4 nv prompt
6couicmen,, sout d'nue c1aude |4rit!s.
Marciandises stche- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
de ,ou,r -or,cs-Vin~, ljQners, Whi,key<, etc,
-ProlniIs de foue>,-O!jc,s Indispensable
an commerce ct 1 Ia ronsomalallon, ct de
bonnie Tua.iiI.-on ilonve tout &c Gui c.,
ufceSsaite an CRE>CENT STORE.
Pax mod1IeS Ct Cnn>cirncicuS.
Une jo"laiae 4 Soil, Uvec les meillcntS
siror<, est anneAtc an maga>in de NJ. {
Gandin.
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ADDRESS,:
Convent p. O.
St. JAMES.
Office & Residence
Long View.
Parish of st. JAMES
~ REMMNAAs,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
P'actises in all the Counts Of the 4,h
Judicial District, Parishes of ST. JAMES,
81. JOHN BAPTIST, ST. CHARLES and
ASCENSION, and in the Supreme Cout,
of this State in New Orleans.
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]. R. WINCHESTER.
AT LAW

OFFICE: 81. James Parish, lcf, bank,
I.atapie's Residence, near the Conyen,
Post office.
Mr., J. r. Winchester will practice in
the Parish co"r. of ST. James, ST. jobs
'Es baptist and Ascension, and in The
t""r'hs Judicial District Court, and
Supreme Court.
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Mir. v. g.. ANDERSON
DE L'ACADIA STORE,

DE LACADIA STORE,
Went de %rercyoir I'M ,nyoi de ne noir ct
dc Ike vert, d'nnc Qna'jlt snierieure.
Ell il IL :eul i ,aisun de
81 10 la Hrye.
II Went 6ealemcnt de ~rrcevoir I'M nssor,i.
lncn' dc grocny<s flaichcs quill venL aux pix
les plus modtI6S pour dn
Compliant.
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Comme,eial.

tin suile at proclaim nnmtro.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-04-26
Fore E.

IA EDGUrAnD poCRHE wien,
w.. delabJir nnc FonGE >nfl hnbita.
ton dc NJ. +. P, rocht, ples do lEglisc
Saint Michel.
II Sc clafgera de ,ons les 'rayanx qai
coaccrneni Ia Jorss e, Ia Itpata,ion des
instruments ara,nlrcs.
On le ;ronvefa 'on,es les scmaines, le
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-25
PUFF III
THE FIRST PIPE.

There are two things whick Il man
nc, CT forgc.s: lis FIRST sweetheart and
his first pi. c.
Many begin with he cigar; but III, pine
is more tempting, more iu able, more
luscious. y pipc, like 1--we. has it's
charming PrcliminarIe,-griets full OF
porsy-its hong aud dre,my ccstncic'.
You search -for tobaccouist's in some
cut of,thc.wny, secluded qdr;cr; you
pass aud repnss many times, b Ut dare n',t
enter. Finally. you make up yorr mind
and hurry in boldly, but busk'ns.
You take your pire--you throw down
your sou-you hurry out. Aud now,
how conceal your treaslro -Iow hi,
it from all eyes Heavens should il,
Lc broken.
On the morrow the same All tati =
the same mental struggles to obtain
tobacco; then the nch -rhe cIo,n r
tie patent matches not to be blown out
= The tinGcr box.
1t took me Il whole month to procure
these articles, and [ was rs proud of
each as of Il bait.e gained.
And when the great day arrives
when everything is ready, with what
Joy do you close your doors upon the
outer w"rll with what delightful emo.
,ion do you kindlc the phnsphorcsccnt
flame with what futering of The
heart doyou inhale the first puf
Tie cigar does not give rise 10 ali these
ccstacies.
| commenced with tie pipe, AMI do
not rcgrot it, although, as wc have
just seen, the experience cost me dear
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OrangeburG Survivors AssOcf-
alton.

The annual meeting Of this association will
be held at Elliott Ifall, on Wednesday after
noon, October 20, at > o'clock. Members are
requested to be punctuaI i'll attendance,
The Annual Grafton will be delivered at
Elliott Hall. on "Wednesday evening, ut u
o'clock by Hugo &. Sheridan, Esq. The la-
dies, and the public, generally, are respectfully
invited to attend.
Survivors association supper ut o'clock
p. NJ. Tickets may he procured by members
and their friends, from the committee Of ar
rangcmcnts. Col. 4, d. Frederick, Capt. j.
+. lzlar. Capt. NJ. Glover, Capt. j. 4. Hanil-
ton, J. H. F"wcs, Esq. Price, one Dollar
BY order of the Prcsilcn, Of association.
j, 4. HAMILTON, Secretary
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l'FF "
THE SMOKER AT scmooL.

And to think that, after having pass
cd through all the torturcs of poisoning,
one is not afraid to recommcnce
The fearful agonics of the first pipe
or Of the first cigar hava never ca used
any one to hesitate before tho abyss.
1t is true, that, before vcnturing upon
tobacco, Que has had time to prep are
himself at school, by smoking all so rts of
substaucc 5, Of the most sickening taste,
and tho most horrible smell.
! myself have smoked, among other
things, roe leaves, rhuburb leaves,
leves Of books, pieces of clothes.
brushes, and powdered coffee.
One day made cigarettes it'll tho
soles of old boots, which cut with my
pen knife.
The boy who Smokes is ferocious---he
is daunted by nothing; at school ho
would charge his pipe with the pound
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Section of an Ordinance, passed September
lst, 1878.

Section of an Ordinance, passed September
lst, 1878.
SIC. 3. That any Horse, Mule etc, found
running at fargc in the Public Streets of said
Town, shall be taken into custody by the
Town Marshal, and lodged for -aic Keeping
till the owner comes forward and proves pro-
perry and pay to the Treasurer of thc Town
Council five (1i dollars for cacl and every
head Of Stock So confined. And if the fine
and expenses are not paid within twcnty-fo;:r
hours after notice the Marshal shall advertise
the same for twcntv-four and then Publicly
sell the animal to who ev0r will fix the least
number of days for the animal and pay the
fine and expenses. Each mcil shall hc - cts
In the event the said fine is not paid, the ser,
vices of the said animals shall he appropria-
ted for the uScs Of said Corporation, until
such time as the FINES and EXPENSES
arising thrcby may be redeemed.
SIC. 4. al Ordinance or parts Of Orliman-
ccs contrary or rrpuSnaat 10 thi, Ordinance
is hereby repealed.
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| L FF ii.
A rATuER's LECTURE.

"Thc rascal has been smok ing, "sail
NY father, entering the rcom with my
other, 'and pipe at that; he has got
what he deserves l hope he'll b, sick
TOR a week"
Now, SIR he adds, drawing aside
the curtains Of my bed, ARE you not
ashamed to be the slave of such habit?
After tobacco, Drunkenness, gambling
an. ,L.u>h-ry WI, surely Gol,ov. Yes,
sir, smoking is not merely a habit; it's
vice that leads to the mos; most p'ora
tic consequences Tobacco is the father
of idIenc>s. 1t costs moncy--it cstran
yes tricuds-it drives away business
it ruins the health None but loaicrs
smoke. Yes, SIR, il you 60 on in this
way, you Il die on the gallows. Smoke
again, and III cut ypu Oft with II shiI.
ling"
l!crcupon my father withdrew, and |
heard him say to NY mother, as he went
,wn the stairs, We lcc:urod him
soundly, at any rate If that 10 sn't
rure him, well have to give it UP
Goe'l 10y, my dear; IN going t" tn: club
But must light my cigar. VI here the
deuce arc The matches :"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-25
PUFF VI.
TIE CIGAR OF EMANCIPATION.


But it must be admitted that the ci-
gar, alteoush offering many charm s,
subj one, for II long time, to a mul.
titudc Of inccnvcnicnces.
1t ncccssitates perpetual dissmul-
tion-it is the Gauss of continual bickcr.
ing with the various members Of your
family, who urge their objections at all
times and upon all occasions.
"Alfred you have boen smoking
again" says your mother, with an air
ofresignation aud melancholy which
would rend the heart of an assassin.
"My good Alfred, do, | bcsaech you,
cure yourself of that wicked habit"
adds your sister; cit is SO wick ed to
smoke"
"Thc young gentleman has been cut
at his first examinations" calculates the
father-"he finds 1t more agreeable to
smoke his cigar than to study the
code !"
Your grandfather, his nose uffed
with tobacco his shirt bosom covered
with yellow spots, is consta 1tly dc clar
ing that he caunot conceive how the
young men of the present day can be
guilty OFFS dirty a practice.
All this obliges you to at least prcva-
ricate continually, to swear chat you
have not Smoked, that you do not
smoke, that you will ncver smoke,
aud SO you live OH in this false conli .
ton until some fine day, as you arc out
walking, or coming from the theatre, or
in the country, your father cries: 81 he
devil I've forgotten my cigars; what
shall | do? There isn't Il tobacconi St \
in the ncighborhood |"
81 happen to have couple Of cigars, ;"
you respond, timidly; they are some
that friend gave me; they are excel.
lieut., and if you will try one [ ..
a struggle ensues between the father
and the smoker; if the father accepts,
there is an end to all remoustranccs, if
thc smoker refuses, he suffers the mo st
cruel of privations, The smoker at
length carries the point, and father
and son light their cigars frater nally
The treaty ofpcace is signed
No one is really smoker before this
moment.
This may be termed smoking the
cigar of emancipation"
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PUFF VII.
OF THE SMELL OF TOBACCO.

OF THE SMELL OF TOBACCO.
his brings me naturally to the i'm
portant question whether there are any
meanS to remove the smell of to bacco
alter smoking.
l have known many persons to smoke
two or three cigars after dinner, aud
then return to the drawing room and
converse with ladies, perfectly satisfied
OF the sweetness Of their breath, becau SO
they had swallowed certain number of
those little liquorico shot covered with
tin foil which are known as cachoux.
Others swallow handful Of pepper
mint drops. Others again, with sub l..
lime confidence, chew few cloves.
Respect their innocent deluslons.
But If you really wish to remove all
taint Of nicotine from your mouth, take
u toothbrush, glass OF water, and scrub
your jaws and gums for five mi n uses.
But, you will say, QUO can't always
have toothbrush aud fresh wator in
his pocket.
Very true; then smell Of tobacco
TO BE CONTINUED
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M
,.,, Senator Jones of Georgetown has
sgfled protest against Judge Andrews
Gastakiug his seat in the Senate This action
Is presumably in the interest of the ir
streprdssible Mr.. Benjamin Byas. Judge
andrews overwhelming majority at the
+. resent Senatorial election is sufficient
beindication as to whom the Republica
sssof this County desire to represent them
6Ein che Senate, while Mr.. Byas' over
whelming minority was conclusive that
.ho people-rwere indisposed to have the
latter gentleman represent them any
etBhere.
tae Later-We have just learned tha,
after about 10 minutes deliberation by
the Judiciary Committee of tie Senate,
to whom the above protest was referred,
"A decision was rendered against the
contestant, so that Judge Andrews
takes his seat
The people of this County have
reason to thank the Committee for their
prompt and decisive action in the mat
ter.
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'9 lsroWe are glad to learn that Col G. G.
0d ~Pufer, of the Charleston Chronicle, has
efA' been elected to gil one of the vacancies
= 80 in the lower house from Charleston
J, County. Col. Puffer is a representative
gg} of the best class of men sent to us by
Yagthe North He came here in no carpet
Sc, bagging spirit Git any harm there be in
carpet-baggng pur CT simp'e) but in the
exercise of his profession as soldier
So and, pleased with our people and our
sea country, has made this StatoAis home
Rii .Hois an accomplished, able aud worthy
go gentleman, and right pleased arc we to
en' hear of his election
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O BIT U A R Y.

DIED of Typhoid fever, in Atlanta, Ga.
Oct I'd, 1873, JOHN NJ. PARLER, young
est son of j. A. and Jane Parer, aged IL
years and months. His life though short
was an example of picty and godlncss wor-
thy the imitation of all.
of faith IN Jesns Christ, and we believe his
whole life was one sweet thought of Jesus
how blessed ihus to live and thus to die. We
mourn, but not rs those without hope. Our
loss is his gain His leaves one brother, sew
Ell sisters, and many friends to mourn his
loss:
Soldier of Christ well done;
Praise be thy new employ;
And, while eternal ages run,
Rest in thy Saviours joy"
Holly Hill, S. c., Oct 10, 1873.
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SATURDAY, OCT. %, 1878.

pE. : Can any one for moment suppose
that Abernethy, or Sir Isaac Newton, or
4po Lord Bacon, or any other truly great
o' Ea'and learned man would have resigned /"
-si proFessorship for the reason that color
-'o9 ed man had become student under
him =? There is no "royal road to learn
ing" and there is no "closo corporation"
among those whose teaching is in the
highest sense worthy of the name.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-25
Sheriff. Sales.


In COMMON PLEAS.
John J. Street, Assignee
of Case, DULL & Co., Foreclosure
PHI.
Luther Ransdale,
Def. Mortgage.
BY virtue of the Judgment in the above
stated case, | will sell at Orangcburg Court
House on the first Monday in November
next, tho following real estate, TO wit:
All that lot or parcel of land situate. ly-
ing and being in the village (now town. of
Orangeburg, fronting on (Market) Street,
facing the said Luther Ransdale house fifty
feet, and running back to F. II. W. Brigg-
mnnn's lot. Il being the same lot OH which
Abrnm Smith commenced TO build, and
bought by said Luther RansdaIe's from said
Case, Bull & Co.
Terms cash. Purchaser 10 pay for pa
pers and recording.
ALSO
! n F. w. Sistrunk, Admir-
| of Geo. l.. :. Sist Tlnk, Foreclosure
Vim. A. J. sistrmk. Mortgage
By virtue OF the judgment entered in this
case, | will sell at Urangcburg c. H.. on
Monday the 81 day of November next,
during the usual hours of sale,
| All that tract of lnHl containing 9Si
acres more OF less, situate in Orangcburg
| County on Long III anch and North Edisio
| River. bounded by lands of y. T. W. Sis
| trunk, ". b. Oliver. Est Of II. G. Oliver, ID.
| J. RumH and North Eiistu River.
ALSO
| All that plantation in Orangeburg County
! containing 1000 acres more ar less. bounded
| By lanhs of " l.. W.- -Sistrank.- MD. tptiv-
! er, ID. J. Kumf, and North Edis,n River.
Terms onc-ihird cash, the balance on one
and two years. with interest from day of
sale, securei by bond of purchaser and mort.
! gage of promises. Purchaser to pay for
| papers and recording.
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cd bones OF his foref athcrs.
PUFF V.


The cigar is a sigu of great progress
since the clandestine pipe, its prodecss-
sOr.
The cigar rindicates a smoker sufficient
ly hardened, by long series of poison
ings, to be able to make his appeara nee
in public.
At the age Of fifteen one does not
smoke for himself, but for others
At that age you imagine that you Gre
ate sensation on the boulcvards-
the women say as they pass; GLOW
we'll that handsome young fellow
smokes !"
You have triumphant manner Of
hold ing your cigar and of causing the
smoke to issue forth in jets, that is never
found after the fifteenth yoar.
At that period it was my greatest de-
light to suffer my cigar to go out, and
then to wait at corner for some tall
and dignifed smoker-the taller and
more disnified the bcttcr-to stop him
and say; "Will you permit me to light
my cigar, sir? May | trouble you for
light, sir 2"
| remember with pleasure having once
made this request of gigantic drum
major, in front of a milliner's shop, in
the rue Vivienno.
o happy, happy time! 0 time of
innocent dclusons
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An Essex street man bought pig,
Saturday, says tho Danbury Nc.os
"What do you feed your pig ?" asked a
nsighbor. "Corn," he said. "Do you
feed it 10 the ear ?" asked the friend T.,
"Do you think / am fool 2" said the
Essex street man, sarcastically.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
In PROBATE CoURr.

IN IROBATE COUHT.
Rosa V. Clark, ct. al.
Adella S. Cain, ct. al.
By order of said Court, I will sell
0rangeburg Court House. 81 Monday, No
vembcr 0, 1873, during the legal hours,
auction
That valuable tract of land with Store and
other buildings thereon, in the town of
Lewisville, bounded by lands of r. Cleck.
ley, a. p. Amaker, and South Carolina
Railroad Company. The same will be sold
in several lots, and all of the same are de-
sirably situated, and offer fine opportunities
for investment.
Terms-One-third cash, balance on
credit of one year, purchaser 10 give bond
to Judge of Probate tor credit portion, with
interest frem day of sale, secured by mort
gage of premises purchased, with covenant
for resale on Breach of condition of bond,
and TO pay for papcIs and recording.
ALSO
o. ii. Middleton,
Jacob f. l.. Amaker.
Pursuant 20 the judgment Of foreclosure
in this case, and orders extending the time
of sale, I will sell at public auction, in
Orangeburg at the Court House. rs proper
ly of the defendant j. L. L. Araaker.
All that planta lion in this County known
as Belleville, containing 1900 acres more or
less, and bounded by lands now or formerly
owned by Trezvant, McCord, Geiger. Moore
and by the Cengarcc river, on the following
terms
One-half cash, the balance ir oGe year,
secured hy bond with interest iron da'e at
the rate of Upper cent per annuir. and pay
able annually so long as any money remains
unpaid, together with mortgage of the
premises. Purchasers to pay for papers
and recording.
Both plaintiff and defendant have leave to
bid at the sale.
The successful bidder will be required to
pay 5 per cent Of his bid or the Sheriff will
resell the same day.
And if the rest of the terms arn not com
piled with in two (2) days after the sale,
the Sheriff shall resell on the succeeding
saleday.
Sherif's Office, \ Ell. CAIN,
Orangeburg C. ii. s. c., s. o. G.
oct 10th, 1873.
oct IL I'd
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H Y M E N E A L.

MARnIEU-On the 22d October, 1873, at
Rev. G. A. Hough, Mr.. w. X. CROOK to
Miss u. l.. BRIGGMANN. All of Orange
burg, s. C..
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Estate Sale.

In accordance with the order Of Hon.
Augustus B. Knowlton Probate Judge,
l will sell at public ontcry
for cash at Orangeburg CoHrt House
on Saturday the LIST, November next, three
Bales Of Cotton of the Estate of J ocl Knots.
JOHN ID. KNOTTS,
Executor.
Oct II 1873 81