Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
NUMBER 80.
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Movie yapr time 70 bpy govern yerlnsfb.a
The London critics Ia say y that these
Hamericahi bactors karn't pwonounces4 s4ai&
Hinglish, you know, to save their llllize.
'ang 'em. -, =.
All through the GefdHa ilEmpifek ods
Itney are taxing statistics oitithe eoIn.sr VI
the children In the schools. !. 60 60 - l'Vts
The ST. Louis custom. house y ipays "a -
nearly $40 900 a year for, gas. " Thebest syo9,
government ,theWorld eyer,-saw sis not a: :,.sS
seen ssEantase sasli e.sssst,s
1.-Two firms in Richmond, Va, afs =
under contract to supply $4,000, 900 and
$4,000, 900 worthof tobacco respectively.
The first contract is for france and tile
second for Austria.iH n yilteiillfb th3I4 sfp
"A Bridgeport man has made "a kiteos %
ten feet high by eight feet vide which It;.,
him across Dog Island Sound IN d boat. 5iieq
1t requires one hundred feet of tail. gstsl al
Its awful lonesome in Mexico Just :, a
now, and tears trickle down the fathers
cheeks as he takes his son on his kneei ssiI
and tells him how the country used 5tos iasf
be blessed with q revolution about eyyTT,x -
cry two weeks. 49, " i,t't g. t.is - ~ its1t'
3t.sIf the left ear of the ssconing giri's,igesr
is larger than its mate, the fact may be sna
asoribed to the extra chance for dave1-
opment afforded it by tile style of loops ssEs
ing the broad d-brimmed hat up on G that sigaIf
side, and allowing the SUI. to shine tine b.,a
on the organ. ~ S,
into tho practical business man. sIna ast,i,I,
recent number of his e.organ" he adyer-
tises a fine lot Of images, one OF which sstS'
is described as ga very fine idol, with JGti
six arms. It is fifteen. feet high, and i III
was cast at Sheffield" 80, ~
An accident has just happened to =
Ruhens' ssiAssumption of the VirginR ,I5i
in the gallery Of Dusseldorf. This pic
ture, of colossal dimensions, is painted
made their app pearance, and one of thentt N
Is across the face of the Madonne. ,,,.,r,s se
Among the, visitors at Santa. Cruz *,
Ca California watering place. is o San go
Francisco lady, the WIFE of appointment tspn
stock broker, who has mada herself con- ID
spicuous by wearing hideouS5l oking IS
envelopes heraelfSin leathee I'd save t9itlaiI
singularly beautiful complies She sIsna
is alluded To in town as ntle woman In
the yellow mask tS.if sSisg5sfd g
"A glowing description of the sconnssi ssiti
try sraversad by Zen. Gust. ezpsdi
rI6n 10 tho nlaaE sis to-
the New York Tribune by special courl ilsi s:s
ier. The correspondent writes that the hs.s
ton, the land well adapted for stock 81 =
raising and agriGul lt,ire, water and tim .9s'sN
ber good and plenty, and gold, IN pay t,oal
ing quantities has been discovered
An English writer says that his = :.
plnn has proved sucoesaful in protect ifi'
ing all kinds OF fruit from birds. II Het3issG
takes q ball of thread and fastens the
end to twig OF goosehefry or cufraiit -
bush, and then crosses the thread fHomFiie
twig to twig inyarious directions. OraIues
| trees may be treated in the same man
ner.4 The birds come to settle on trees 'is97
or bushes, strike against the slender sua
snares, and fly away in haste. IS f.,yei ,sry-.
"A visitor to Omaha writes OF the
country being alive with the potato
bug, the cricket, and several varieties ~ q
OF grasshoppers The crickets moXe, I,ns
together by the. million, seeming to be,
| guided in their course by q common -
| instinct In their migrations they.
cross streams Before entering the wa-a
| ter, they seem to hold q consultation -.
they follow the course OF the current
and on landing recommence their tde4s 5al
vastations on the FIRST edible vegetation u
| they find. ~. !,
"A teacher, Wishing to improve the -
occasion, said TO the boys OF the eonclurai ~
sion of q strawberry festival, I" Have
Won enjoyed these berries today ?" f'i'h
ssYes, sir,"' came from all sides with sili
unmistakable heartiness. (tsts 9 Well, ohli, biat
dreI, if you had seen these berries les
growing in my garden, and had slipped 50
| in through the gate without my leave. ~
and picked them from the vines. would ,,es;,
they have tasted rs good as now p.
aNo, sir" was the prompt reply "a
"Why not2p {" Becauss,p = said vide aail
awake boy, !" then we shouldn't have. =,
had sugar and cream with 'em. !" ''f', - :,
A fair young lady IN Wate rbury, es''l
Conn.,, went to drug store AMI told gsit
1 the man to fix up one dose of cnstSrr. In,
| oil, and to mix it with something to
take the taste away. The man told hertt g
to wait In few minutes he asked ti,si
her If she would like glass of soda .
She accepted the invitation and drank
the beverage. Presently she asked tho ~
roller of pills Why he didn't give her ,ffl
the oil. The man smiled triumphantly
and said:. Sc Madame, You have taken adi
it. I mixed a fearful dose with that na.
soda r., She turned pale, sank into into aleat
chair, and gasped-" Immortal 'Joye!
I wanted it for my mother-in-lawa - s3isft
The Druggist, a London paper,a'p
states that q young lady who had long i
been abducted to tho use of opium mp
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