The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

the mouse, and will be beaten by Judge |
IIogo by several thousand votes. 1T 81
Mr.. Thos. c. Dunn must be bloolthirsty
individual, to judge from his speech nt |
Charleston few days since lie used the |
Kings english very freely, and seems to
have forgotten the fact that he is but very
small portion Of this world. Mr. Dunn is
very prompt to charge people with lying
about him, and in order that he may not
lay that charge to our door, we, propose to
see if he will lie about himself. Did you
Mr.. Dunn, or did you not, receive pay
certificate for $4,000 from the General As
| scmbly ut its last session, to pay the ex-
pcnscs of your committee. to New York to
invest: gate the bonds ?''-ColunJia Union.
And didn't you receive 500 from Auorn-
ey General Melton for the Same purpose ?
Don't answer, dunno.
Just hear Spnrnick-"Put away your
hcccy muslins, your immac ,r,ale cambrics,
your jnunty straws, ladies' aud cnrobc your
lovely forms.n warmer fabrics, for the cool
days have come. Aud you of the s,erncr
sex look up your white suits and your re-
| splcn,lcnt pana mas, and bring out your
heavy coverings, your ovcrcoats and neck
warmers, for
| q m Of nh uun1 mi
Amongst the faded woods"
| And go to Kohn Bro.
| The Port Royal Commcrcial published Mt
! Beaufort, says: al. b. Gardner, j. II.
| Philips and Pierce Robertson, who nttcnd
cd as delegates to the Independent Republi-
can Convention, have returned thoroughly
dsgusted. They pronounce tho Conyeu-
| ion fraud, and n democratic trap, They
are going to take the stump for Chamber
lain. 1t does not take long for even such
men TO get their eyes open, but Eppimg still
holds out, he is i'll his original and natural
| element
-h"u '"iS- IL - W.'u PichSuEc tnlt We
state the Hon. NJ. b. Myers has Ike the
p"odigal son rctu med; been wcpt over aud
forgiven. lie was mistaken about Ethc aim
of the Green party"
"Whilc the lamp holds out to burn
The repent ant sinner may return"
| We expect soon to chronicle the return,
also to his first love, Of Red Hot" lie is
about the only one ..oa.'' now, who can re-
turn che wept over and fosgi ven. eve
shall vote may to the reception of the
other three.
nvostigation-The sign IS cealse&,A be-
tween tb;ovoo.
Judge Carpenter met with painful ac-
cidcnt last Saturday morning, in ,!unbia,
by being thrown from n carringc
a calumny, though it is kn,wa to he such
always leaves IL stain on the reputation.
The case of Mayor Cunnin CHAM, of Char
lesion, charged with tampcrin, with jury
has been continued 10 the January term of
Court
Some man in Boston publishes n paper
called the Kingdom Of Hcarrn for seventy
five cents year. Of course it is bogus
affair. The genuine Kingdom of Heaven
can be had without money and withou
price.
"Woman is dclusion, madam - cxclaim
cd n crusty old bachelor to n witty young
lady. "And men are always hug sins some
dclnsion or other was the quick rator.
Sparnick says the boilers were dcccntly
ini' frd at Lexington, yesterday - Union
UcralG
The above paragraph may be nnusht 10 n
superficial observer; but we have the best of
authority for stating that party of inlcp-
endent Republicans, who att ended the meet
ing nt Lexington, were subjected TO a gross
indignity. They went to the meeting in n
carriage, and while absent from thc;r veh..
Gle, some Of those regulars, in kecp;n ,w.,h
.ir filthy tricks. soilcd the seats of the
veaicle with compos,:or akin to .hcir
own. -Coiumbia Hha,nir.
The Cincinnati Ga.e!i. saws: No ahlcr
man. we venture to say, aud we speak from
personal knowledge, has gone from the