The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-11
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Old yarns -Darncd stockings.

that they can keep nothing but late
hours.
Io become the lion of party it is
not necessary to make a beast of one y
self.
I The whisky war in Ohio is dana ging
the whisky trade of Cincinnati about,
$4,000 per day
30 Missouri hasn't dollar in its militia
ry chest, nor a solitary militinman, but
rsthere is an Adjutant. G Gencral, squad
IL OF clerks and an armory.
.uv A young lady wants to know whether
ia girl may be sure man loves her un
when he sits in her presence
for an hour without speaking.
"T In breach of promise case at Fort
Wayne, the lover was found guilty OF
writing, mi hart.bects owuly for tho nj
darling hunny.'
A Jeweler advertiscs that he has some
precious stones for disposal, adding
that they sparkle like the tears of
young widow
A Sioux City Justice of the Peace,
about to marry couple. Hold no
your right hand. Now what do you
know about this case
AT revival meeting in Montgomery
/ county, recently, young convert for
gave all his enemies, especially the
fellow who threw my pup into yellow
jackets nest,
A Western preacher discoursed from
tie text, How old art thouY and the
Z next day abont one third of the women
Of the congregation called to tell him
that it was none of his business.
A rather good looking middle aged
ro lady at revival meeting in Alton was
admonished by an cxhorter, to put of
,nthe old man. She considered a mo.
nIent, and then blushinply said she'd
do it provided they'd find a younger
;. one well to do
A'nan named Michael G. Ualoney
aged fifty five years, residing in Elmira,
N. Y, cut his throat with razor on
Saturday, and died in a few minutes.
He deliberately sa' down, took Il slop
bucket between his legs and n.arly
. severed his head irom his ,dy
The Senate having agreed to the is-
sue Of forty: y:six millions of -dsAlars addi
tional national bank currency, the ag
gregate volume of that currency, should
the bill become law, will be four hun.
lred million of dollars. The vote OF
Thursday last having fixed the legal
tender circulation at four hundted mil
lions, the entire volume of currency will
be eight hundred million Of dollars.
At The recent meeting in Fancuil
Hall, in memory Of Cha,les Sumner,
letter was read. from Vice President
Wilson, regretting his inability to ap
pear upon the platform, and in which he
spoke Of the deceased concerning death,
and told how once Mr.. Sumner said to
him: Ifmy works were completed and
my civil rights bill passed, no visitor
could enter that door that would be more
welcome than death.
1t now appears that Mrs. Walker, Of
L.oministcr, Massachusetts,, who was re-
Gently fatally injured by jumping from
a window, was not impelled to the act
through fear of burglars. but by one
Abbot, who attempted to enter her
room whi!o he was intoxicated The
woman was SO frightened that she seized
u her child and leaped from the window,
The child escaped injury, but Mrs. w.
was killed-anothcr innocent victim to
, rum.
Helen Craget, an attractive young
school teacher, was kissed against her
will by q conductor on the Chicago and
+ Northwestern Railroad. She caused
him to be arrested on charge ofassaut
and battery, and he was fued aud dis
charged from his position. Sho then
went for the. railroad company and has
just recovered $1,000 damages, the Cir
cult Court of Saunk county, Wisconsin
ruling as n matter Of law that the com
pany was lisble to the plainriif for actu
" al damage occasioned by the wrongful
Y act Of the conductor. Now let railroad
GONNA MES take warning and employ no