Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-05-07

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ire of the State, so If any one Is de5irous=. 81
to take d good ioa9g III tTsk kka, oibga 4J
Dallas and ph he radisstsi iti any sa =
i is now only three days ,trayel 4SsHs M M :.
I south Carolina -Texas.by.-Rail,- ,-pia,,
alempbiS, great man, so BIZ blaM|t,Q9 AZ q and
hssr s rlaeey to Gaiysstan, En- tSs GSi ~
very foug6 at Hti6esd which IiaIEss aaIEs5hsa tls
PleayahtIiss 81 fthsA i? IHisSm Iaaalasss
tpnaahyI Pdraiouxpsd tliw stasasnno Hau
feachedrhy RaA.aae tbab Texas syfiss aeva
easy eef secsss ta On snr sistss States ..,,,,,
TI43IMyiogn TNI9M one o919 word te al who are desros,
to come to Texas, who are able and can can
spare the tiriie, I S6nfd isaypd c6iiie 6biise and
look at' The country, look iddd1innd.dnsiEft
you find. a. Placethas suitbyon, bnyoit,d
make all necessary arrangements, then
return and move your firmly on your :
place, and yonomitL BaibstteE satisfied,
than to- come. out here withia family at an
inclemeptI season qfthe1 year and would
have To-, take auyiplsce, that, could be-,
foandi and at,thatI seasolb Facapt, houses,
ere SCARCE, and often, then that place is o.,
refused, or undesirable ,toqed, which, .willf
soon, ,dissftisfy4 the.aeMt .comer,,bE Texas
affords Ia field for every, profession, and !
the .lpdnstriousi busbapdman is, always
llooeraliyi rewarded, y by the generous soil ,
tor. every exertionb made; for an honest,
living cRadiqalsand carpet obsggers are.
all broke since the last election and are, !,
now hunting aLmore congenial cline for,
their profession, as Texas holds out go;,
Inducements for that class of vampires,
and have. always noticed, that. as soon,
as they. cannot hold an office they leave,
aslthey go in for aaRRoilss and flourish only
when in. office, they soons DIE out when,
deprived of the 4loaYes and fshes,so they
are about al. .dead in in 1. Texas. So Lay
70 AZ sMhq desire to9. GONE Is, Texas, to-,
come and see for yourselves and be conf
ylneed that eyerga Worrdd, orrdd, that I have saidr
is truth, and that half nj 4 has not, been told
you. ,io3 ID, n. j. AyIseRR, !. !, (; I;
- .phs EITH TT-7FS5sSi q TTET5N9Y 1sna aa,i.
Lazy husbands are known ont West as,
stove watchers. I,r
A sure way to make an impre ssion.
Fall down in the mud rir !. III
A minister walked six miles to marry
a couple lately. He said he felt sort Of
fee-bill like. The groom saw it.
A kiss, says an ingenious authority, is
like the creation, because it is made of
nothing and is very good.
Why is horse-the most curious feed
er. in the world q Because he eats best
when he ms not bit in mis- moutRa,oxgl
Mr.. Eyarts married ma Miss cofsna, tsola H. ST., st.
Louis, last week. Itoecurred To-; him
that it was rather funeral subject. but,
thinks he can undertaken.
A country girl in Kentucky. who9hady
a quarrel with n lover, remarked. to.sa
friend that "she5 wasn't on squeezing
terrns with that fraud any morel't .
~, - '.;aa, eA1h" b:as yl7eiis.
"'Mlatchless latch issaaaid maaaida Aihs way pre-,
sumptqeeqs yoapg man a addresses as aa,l laslsady,
Pc XeSy uncertain la aIs age,s bisa ,dai,llA
Engaging phattooggapplh pphsrfss her, fsJ Jnss lock q
little tile pleased miss' Think Ehli a IF ,i ie >, Mid
Near sighted hens arc not aosbad after
all Jones Gays that he had one. once
that ate quart of saw dust, snpposihg
that it was meal, and then went of and
laid q nest (ulltof bureau knobs. But
Jones is near sighted himself Aa'ea,2T.it
There is q Danhury legend to theeffect
that q party desiring to transact some
private business with another. was inyi-
tod to step into a neighboring store
"But we will be disturbed there said
tho first party. Ono" said the other,
"they don't advertise"