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

Inc mouse, anu will be beaten by Judge
Hogc by several thousand votes. Al 81
Mr., Thos. c. Dunn must be bloolthirsty
individual, to judge from his speech at
Charleston a few days since. He used the
Kings english very freely, aud 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 n OF
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 O pay
certificate for $4,000 from the General As
scmbly ut its last session, to pay the ex-
pcnscs of your committee. TO Now York to
investigate the bonds ?''-Colua,5ia Union.
And didn't you receive $500 from Atiorn-
ey General Melton for the Same purpose?
Don't answer, dunno. HS
Just hear Spnrnick-"Put away your
lcccy musins, your immaculate cambrics,
your jaunty strnws, ladies aud enrobc your
lovely forms.in warmer fabrics, for the cool
days have come. Aud you Of the sterner
sex look up your white suits and your re-
splcndcnt panamas, and bring out your
heavy coverings, your overcoats and neck
warmers, for
wild is the music Of nutumnal winl 8
Amongst the faded woods.'"
And 60 to Kohn Bro.
The Port Royal Commercial published Mt
Beaufort, says: "E. B. Gardner, j. IT,
Philips and Pierce Robertson who nit end
cd as delegates to the Independent Rcpubli-
can Convention, have returned thoroughly
disgustcd. They pronounce the Conyeu-
tion fraud, and 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 Epping still
holds out, he is in his original and natural
element.
And this-'It is with pleasure that We
stnte the Hon. NJ B. Myers, has Ike the
prodigal son returned; been. .. wcpt over and
forgiven. lie was mistaken about gthc aim
of the Green party"
''Whlc the lamp holds out to burn
The repent ant snn"r 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 ''bc wcpt over and fosgi ven. "sSW C
shall vote "nay'' to the reception of the
other three.
nvestigation-The sign es ceeLes be-
tween tb;oro0. = 20
Judge Carpenter met with paimfui' nc
cidcnt last Saturday morning, in G ,lunbia,
by being thrown from n carrinse.
a caumny, though it is knowa to he such,
always leaves II stain on the reputation.
Tho case Of Mayor Cunnin CHAM, of Char
lesion, charged with tampcrins with jury
has been continued to the January term of
Court.
Some man in Boston publishes n paper
called the Kingdom Of Hearcn for seventy
five cents year. OF course it is n bogus
affair. The genuine Kingdom of Heaven
can be had without money and withou
price.
'Woman is n delusion, madam - cxclaim-
cd crusty old bachelor to witty young
lady. ".And men are always hug ,iny some
delnsion or othcr,' was the quick retort
Sparnick says the boilers were deccntly
ni'.rrd nt Lexington, yesterday. Union
UcraM.
The above paragraph may bo naught to n
superficial observer; but we hnve the best of
authority for stating that n party of indcp-
cndcnt Republicans, who attended the meet
ing Mt Lexington, were subjected to gross
indgnity. They went to the meeting in
carriage, and while absent from their vch.-
Gle, some of those regulars, in kecp;n with
th.r filthy tricks, soilcd the seats of the
vcuicle with competition akin to .hcir
own. -Columbia Phnnir.
The Cincinnati Ga:e:i. says: No abler
man, we venture to say, and we speak from
personal knowledge, has gone from the