Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-15

luIeo buhkSb WerS CauSnG BuCK1uR
a COW at st. Martins, NJ. B., Q fewedays
we're o yard long, and in the stomach of
each was found pint of milk Iiaiif
1t is not an uncommon observation
that o man who is continually talking
about his ceaseless yearnings after
grocery store rs quick as a,mans who
swears. 5sS fifs8..., aI.p
As small letters hurt the sight, 80
do small matters him that is too much
intent upon them they vex and stir up
anger, which hessA.s an evil Ill habit habit in
Plutdrch. 81 onb
In single county In Vermont
there are nipety-fye farms vacant; and
one hundred and thirty six abandoned
farm houses. Lack OF railroad 'facili-
ties is the cause assigned for the whole
sale exodus OF farmers. o fsG. mi
"A party. of sixteen ladies were
bathing in group at Long Branch the
other day, and q Boston drug clerk who
stood near declares that the PAINT and
powder turned the water o bright
orange color for considerable distance
around. isisEi stt9i3tp4s4ol obi
ii1-Ai church OF EEngland, clergyman
knocked his sister down and sat on. her.
This is all the iniormation that reaches
us but if she had the spirit oflawoman
(end any pins) in her bosom, hetwon't
be able to sit on anything else for
goodly period. lsARttinI9s
-" Give u.s." says the NewJ Hamp.
shire Workingman's. Advocate, rJ the
man with brown hands, smut on his
M o,@1 SrJ 1Yf All
right-sent him by express last might
wart on it, to keep him happy. e.
In dreaming don't dream of white
elephants. Ayoung lady al Cairo had
such dream, and the next day a wild
steer pinned her lover against d sand
bank and held him there until hisgpiFit
had drawn aside the mystic acprtain
which hides the valley OF death from
the vision Of the living.
WHEN young MIR. Switzet left home
for college he took leave of his mother
often ard think or you cons staIitly. "
yWhap he returned twn wears later he
|tremaEked TO the i1ns pursI 80 :ssf Deah
mothaw, / gweet you once noah !! "
Imagine the feelings Of fond mother.
1t is no longer considered neesssa-
ry, says an English reviewer, that there
should be any connection between a
novel and it's title. They are things
apart from each other. When the novel
is written, name is bestowed upon it,
not in order to indicate its contents,
but to call attention to the fact that the
novel exists. 53 ii,r,,1,.
"A collection of pictures by old mas
ters, mainly Spaniards, has been sent to
the Boston museum by the Duke de
Montpensier, and is now on, exhibition
there. There are ffty-fve of these
works brought from Seville, and they
are said to include productions, OF the
first class. Murillo, Velaaquez, Bur
beran, Sebastian del Piombo, Herrera,
and Salvador Rosa, are among the mas
ters. Many amateurs of art will visit
Boston for the purpose of seeing these
pictures. F'i'
Miss Mary Louise Hulburt, q beau
tiful and accomplished daughter of the
Rev. Victor Hurlbut, of Stone Ridge,
New York, met with sudden and pain
full death fortnight since. She Isang
in the gallery, and the last notes of the
first hymn she sang with great clearness
and precision. AS she touched her seat
she threw her arms around he brothers.
neck, blind and unconscious, and died
soon after, her death being attributed
to the breaking Of blood vessel IN the
brain, superinduced by the exertion of
singing.
The other day, as Detroiter was
riding on the Pontiac road, he came
across an old lady seated in, O buggy
which had been halted within a few
yards of the Grand Trunk railroad
track. She seemed to be uneasy about
something, and as he drove up she
asked: "Say, mister, hain't that en-
gine going to come along pretty soon?"
He asked her to explain, and she point
ed to tho sign, "Look out for. the en-
!! gine!" |" and added: "I've waited
more'n two hours for the old engine to
go by; but I'm getting tired, and if it
don't come pretty soon, I'll drive right
over the track and go hum.
Best Organs on Most Favorable Terms.
The new terms offered by the Mason
& Hamiln Organ Com pany, for the sale
of their celebrated instruments, create
dissatisfaction with many dealers, who
declare that they will greatly injure the
business OF selling other organs, espe-
cially by peddlers. BY these terms a
person is allowed to hire an organ, pay
ing only reasonable rent for orit-havine
the privilege, Of course, of returning il
at any time after six months, or of pur-
chasing it at any time. II the purchase
is completed within year, the whole
cost of the organ is only Ave to ten per
cent. more than if all cash had been
paid Mt the beginning. taaAfs