The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-31

a Nevada postmaster has written to
Washington TO know if he can rent part
of the Office for faro bank.
A Buffalo alderman told policeman,
who accosted him, to mind his business.
The policeman obeycd and locked him
up.
A superstitious man Ia Terrc. Haute
hung horse shoe over his door, few
days ago, 'for luck" The same day it
fell and smashed his child's nose.
oAnother deadly weapon is added to
&d3ist pfthossI With which assassina-
tions are committed, aud sana-club is
qqR made the, means Of letting out the
sands # life.
.1As Pennsylvania manufacturing es
tablhhment has begun discharging men
f6rdtelling falsehoods. This plan, if
GENERALLY carried out, would be apt to
paralyze the industries Of tho country
hAA Dnnbury woman is reading thir
tesn different continued stories.' Woll,
the quicker this DanburiaI takes place
the'better. This sort of thing is not
healthy for any community.
The Pilot, at jackson, Miss, wants
an editor. The last one went out with
revolver to uphold one of his editori.
ais, and he came back on wagon with
&blahket over him.
Il am weary of life, bury mo deep on
tho hill wrote young man in Dubu-
que; but they pumped him out, and that
same night he went to the circus and
laughed till he cried 1T the antics of the
trick mules.
ylsTake a wing7 gushed pomp,us
Brown, extending his bent arm to
sehsible young lady at the close of tho
prayer meeting. Not of gander,'
sheiquickly replied, and walked home
With.her mother.
ybRailroad cross.ties are circulating
medium In portions of Kentucky, being
taken in exchange for groceries and dry
esods at fifty cents pioce-1o,ooO hav
ihg exchanged hands at that price in the
last three months.
MURDER IN A COURT OF JUSTICE
4 man in Galveston, charged with mur.
der, was waiting the commencement O!
his trial, when the son Of the murdered
man approached unperceived and shot
him through the head, killing him iu
stantly.
.6Thnt man delivers very powerful
temperance lecture who goes home drunk
shoots his wife and then cuts his own
throat, and there is little doubt that it
causes many conscience, strickek swretch
to95rawh ais pIsror Tor sohse mort, irrn6l
and carry. q dull knife.
1GfLouis Irving, of st. Louis, blew his
brains ont, because certain young lady
would not, marry him, and, after he wa
laid away, his father eloped with the
Gamo girl The probability is that if
Louis brains had been worth blowing
oif,, he would have been happy with the
Girlito>day.
making mustard plaster. use n .
water whatever, but mix the mustard
with the white of an egg, and the result
vsill be o. plaster that will draw peri; Ct
iy3Ibut will not produce blister even
upon tho akin Of an infant, NO matter
how long it is allowed to remain upon
theipars.
Frank Ingram, workman on the
steamer Quinueberg, in Philadelp hin,
was precipitated to tho floor, dis'an &C
os twenty feet, the fall causing almost
instant death. In falling, Ingram came
down head foremost, and struck fell
low-Workman named Michael Rowan,
upon Che heck. Rowan is not expected
to live!o d5hl
An advertisement in the Brandon t,
(Vt) Union, after describing some land
for sale, says: The reason for selling
is that the proprietor is widowor, ad
vanced in life, with no one to help car
~ On the property. IF not sold, re-
epsctable, industrious, middle aged fe-
male partner, rich or poor, could make
here good investment under marriage
contract or otherwise. No fancy stock
wanted.
A young lady Of Albany, N. Y, has
been very successful as singer in Rus
sia, where she appeared under the name
Of Albani. At St. Petersburg, after the
performance Of the mad scene in ''Lu
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