Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-12-03
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FACTS AND FANolEs. 0

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~" NY Sunday evening mail Is what
che calls him In Detroit. Sio ~ 10
ii--+rAt Bordeaux recently, three pbot-
ties OF Medoc, of the vintage OF 1873,
s,aS We5e aSla for 800 francs apc of about
III, d pee..sssee..:: pee.see..:, who lis ,unable
|Iillness tohaign his will, has his hand
gIasa e n1;a e ;marking his III mark h the aH aiena
Captain Jacks widowEis goink TO
marty o soldier. of the regular army yaand
aeT bsan ale9sSIng sess f set haEaasafk and
~ 4hsy talk 6B6ht tthe fSolzlesb 0Strav-
SRganeeDo6 Sha As4azican .paeple,sand
yer Bangor laeRt worked alI: day to
clean 8 thfee-cent stamp sU e itiiaiaf tiaIiaf he
eoald hsesit againsi uoiiie1qsib eiiT
3l-eA Jersey City lawyer riwas spakiug
about angels iears, weepihg q sWsaiilbws
and tombstones, when his d1onoifaaid !:
aConane your remarks IA; the dog
Shot Fsga and d gfsddey pfasddgeyy ssaojHasapo WoHsap ought
not to wear beltsssn: This is good ad-
! vice throw aEeysf There iBtnot a.Wo-
tile snrtai yn9 Ipeiielyes ~ ap,
Nat s esoy ~ ToS ass. Sar,y,;,;s ',.sa M puIsy
&c II you will just take notice, says
the Detroit Free Press, ''you will find
that o. bald, d,headed man neyerraises his
hat TO o Iady.D It would seem, then,
that man',ss politeness,, 4iks Sanson's
lstrengs lies In bis hair,x5 OH fkSs
asa-lNJow comes thai small lrpeE Hcare to
Iss Isasake IS q man groW. Pale 9le9F behipd the
ears. Ifs one thing, and another thing,
ana gomei more Etiangss ounestgelS
that be might as well remoyel rem 10 New
yesEfsey fna 5s ies eYesFysn9g go 70 Diazss.
"a girl IN Georgia bToaght suit
against q recreant lover, claiming $4,000
ldamages but she cpmp onlsed ,fpS four
pfles lpf cotton end 2 new pa{asot Her
lawyer TOOK the cotton Tor ,his 'fee and
she kept the paraHcilto heal ben Waend-
| ed affect nsuss ssal ti5idv s.ssa,y,
!, -7fsss.;What think you OF the prices
charged 70 hear Patti says Il Paris Cor
respondent, "you who grunibIe IA pay
ing thrse dollars, q seat, to Ihear Nilsson,
Maurel and Campanini ? Boxes at the
TtalienB, from twenty five to forty dol
lars single seats in thek para9eete,
twenty COLLARS balcony, Twelve collars;
second tier the Same.
The legal ruling in England, lis ishat
TO secure % copyright I'M that country
an. American author must either first
publish his work in the United King
dom, or publish it upon che sand day
here and there. He must, too, be some
where on British soil on the day of
publication-Canada soil will answer
the purpose. In the United States no
foreigner can obtain q copyright unless
he is citizen or, Q resident ; and req
idence is held to mean staying with
"an Intention of permanent abode"
-Agrocer in Detroit keeps so little
brown iugn near his cider barrel, aud
when he wants to do the fair thing by
customer he mingles some OF the con-
tents of the aforesaid jug with the on
der. He made q mingle for an old
farmer, but got in o great deal of whisky
and very little cider. About an hour
after drinking, the farmer was observed
leaning against fence, and was heard
to soliloquize: 9" It's too late for sun
strokes and too early to. freeze to death,
and ! guess it's q touch OF the shakln'
| ager." ~
bL1he mighty intellect that preaides
over the /" Answers to Correspondents"
of the New York Ledger has On his
hands Che case Of Memphis young
man, who writes: "Iam young man,
twenty-five years of age. I have been
very little in ladies' society. T have
mary invitations 70 evening 6 ipaFmea
Dus 1eel suchsan emparressment }has
when In the soclety of ladies' adj l plush
ana persplre, and feei very n1comfVrta- 4,
Die, and can not not myself.i4I can talk