The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

A Milwaukee company has imported
= 100000 bushels of barley aud 300 bales
of hops from Italy.
A big car of corn, surrounded by
thirteen little ones, lately entered an
editors sanctum in Iowa.
Petor Shamboo, the first licensed
navigator of Lake Superior, still lives,
and is ninety. eight years old.
ggs.,rsr Mem were farmers long before they
!. cenld, read; and thoy, never; could have
read had they not first been farmers
"a n,,r. Ifthe united power of all agricultu
& Sssl eplleges would teach us how to grow
sv, geod crops Of potatoes, We would be
thankful, .sra .t
slept in an edter's bod last night,
When no editor chanced to be nigh;
SasS 0aAnd I thought as / tumbled that editor s
ESSSTs hseuinest, dsp5ll aa -Aad HdE
22sgas e& aHowteasily editors lie. z IN
es0 ,ss5iAndresrb jackson was accused Of bad
&E0 GSspsllihg, but John Randolph defended
iET98 hims bysdeclaring that "a man must be
.gSSas aas fool who could not spell words moro
3 o.
-S3go S4AagoSd brother in Dcokertowu, N.
- U: FadvertiseS in the local paper that he
didn = Set out his trees for hitching post,
AazaS for shoss who attend the Methodist
$.sSEi nesting g-house. h els
6s Boston Boston, man a., was cursng IN editor
Ys.@ the other day when he fell dead Sever
80 q silnlar instances have been lately
.Teported, Mon should be careful in
go go speaking Of nything sacred ;'
800 The impulsive clerk who accidentally
O. esrdepesits, q rshoyelful of snow down the
e,s,:,es back Of the rural pedestrian, was in the
1sg,p,s drug store, Saturday evening, negotiat.
aTgs9oing 9 bottle Of liniment
gssa4ys Quite q number of young men in this
lSF,g city are attending night school. whore.
@ta Latin is taught: At least we ju lge SO,
esaEstssa az Ngs3 vo saw crowd the other oveuinp
rsR.Eho, had got as far as "Ho."n .li,,
SgGsaa Scotch hskeeper (to youag apor,sma ny i.
sg2sSgS-'ttKehae ahot boy."ia Young sports
ATflnas ,7--vgG Good heavens lzI,I Is it possible ?
SsselYsvhat shall Il do2" Keeper (immov
csa9able)s-sGio him shallin" .ia7 =.
&a Domestic young lady (makiug pie).-
Ssats Frank, the Kitchens no place for boys
$3@ HaSdough such an attraction for you u
i9eEGaC Clever YOUTH isn't tho dough
GO Gs0usius sits the DEAR" to as.
SD q Many farmers complain ttl,at thlo,ir oc
cupatisn does not pay. What is tho
use Of saying 80? Nine, merchants
as'sssi ii teh' fail, but they never brag abou,
saRskSs hard work bends the body, swolls
The Joints, aud bliaters the hands, it vet
esSa 1esexpertness aud power to the mus,
e1 eelss, such as gentiiity may seek in vain
@sGt t6 sxhibt.5 !@ 7ise'' 'a'''FI ssdid y
When plowas,, + reapers, aper, and other i'm.
lcmaennts nt1 are left in the field oyor win.
Ter, the greatest loss is not in their do
60 cay But Id tho evil habits established in
the farmer mind /
,ssSsaaSA 80 : sophomore, says he cannot under
- 80 Stand n how any one possessing what is
sgspsrally known as a conscience can
Sscoanterfeit "a fye-cont piece, and put on
s. the s,5thge.ba back Of In God We trust I'll
So aJBaui a@Buildipg castles in Spain, Mr! s. ~
qgSsssaiaE qgSsssa gthe landlady ito Spice-, who was
$ sthoughtfally 6 regarding his break fast
pqaeupaaSs SsNo, ma'am,"", said spicer, tony
sssllo llooking sA ing pymer yer my grounds in ,Jaya.' q
sgaIesyerN planter would srsw 80 bi<h
aE.elsaof corn forseaoh bale of c,tton h.
es1Ggtould getsa more money than now
,y5saThere. would be less cotton, but it would
40 bring more, and the corn would be clear
90 gain s,'se17e ~d' p a.i. al'
asE9a Western. farmers have discovered that
@Ssaitsis cheaper to haul grain so miles with
their teams, if they have q load back,
than to ship BY rail, and they are doing
it Railroads are getting bo;,iud the
fines ,.sss" II E
ezps:s sJosh Billings says: "Thero il but
n..s phoy things on the face of the earth
more worthless than poodle. and yet
ass a,sgI .2 am glad there IL poodle, for ifthere
Sasgyvas not nc there il some people who
"a hwouldn't have emmy object in living,