The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-17

tEuiT'5 rrgForboar! said she
.wots 1; And why Pnrdc!
o! maiden from the sunny svuth
Do you not love sweet kisses p
~ e. My loving kisses in the summer time /!
ed 7oys .uca luaII.
When last I saw. Ailecn twas winter time,
Al, Cold winter time:
Wept, and laid white rose on her brow
Cold! cold! said l.
81 yls'A' Sweet love, good bye!
-ed 7!sYou cannot play with roses now =
9 hoA, Alas nor feel my kisses now-
.5is.r .4s Nor. hear my moaning
MI MY sad heart, moaning in the winter
time
N. Y. Evening Post.
look cut for cold days that stop up
the head and stay wid you all widdcr,
and bake you feel berry uncubf,rdohlc.
Tn Oshkosh man has had to 90 to
prison for two years for merely killing
his wife.
An Atlanta man wants the thief who
stole his well bucket and rope to come
back, and set the well, as it is of no us,
now. ,;-,.-.,s
Money is the fools wisdom, the
klnayes, reputation, the poor man s
desire, the covctous mans ambition and
the, idol of all.
SIR. III. L. ". Andrews, an old editor
andiipublisher, has commenced the pub
lication of Universalist magazine ut
Atlanta, Georgia, called the Messenger
ofal9f fCorenont.
Wien your pocket book gets empty.
and every body knows it, you can put
an your friends iu it and it won,
8. bulge out worth cent.
The inventor of bricks of ice cro,m is
nov applying his massive intellect to the
manufacture of bricks Of milk punch.
which will be SO put up as to be con:cn
lent for carrying in the hat
A sing Sing convict has lalleu heir to
100000. This will enable him to ply
his vocation on q grander scale as
railroad director or something of that
sort.
DEAR CUFrEE-We arc threatened
with n tax on coffee, and consequently
rise in the price thereof. w hat would
be the use of "chcap sugar" with dear
coffee? That would be the 'rail way
ging the dog
""Yell, ,neishhgr, what is The mos;
Christian news this morning % said a
gentleman to friend. II have just
bopglt,a barrel Of -four for poor NO
man., Just like you! Who is it You
have made happy with your charity this
time ?" ''My wife!"
The kitchen range in honse at Toms
river, New jersey, the otf er morning
refused to burn the coal in spite OF all
efforts. Finally on careful investisa
tion family of hornets were discovered
within two feet of the fire chamber,
busily engaged in plastcring the draft
hole with clay.
MORE MURDERs-Inlormation has
been received at he executive Office OF
two murders, re:ently committed one
in Newberry county, and the other in
Marlboro county. On the 9th Of De
cenibcr last, Jasper Henderson was sh OF
and instantly killed by James II. Kit
cheps, in Newbcrry county. And on
the Sd day Of January, Stephen Pate
was shot by William Chavis, in Marlbo-
ro county. Both murdercrs have fed
Trof. Blanchard, Of Wheaton Colle., C
ILL.,, is crushing out Free Masonry. In
one Of his lectures against the order, he
says, "the institution is irrcligious and
immoral, and that no good man ever
has been or ever can be Free Mason"
We have often gone over choice lot OF
eight or ten thousand Masons aud pick
ed out two or three whom we thought
were good. .menj but of course they we're
regular cut throats End horse thieves
compared to tbepurc, sinlcss Blanchard
Josh Billings paints this faithful pic
ture Of an editor;
can editor is male being whozc
buziness IL to navigate a nuzo paper.
He writes editorials, grindS out poetry,
insorts deths and weddings, sorts out
mannsKrips, keeps waste basket, blows
up tie tdevil, steals matter, fitas other
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