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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-09
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he atonce en'ieavofed to explain % the
man by making signs upon his fingers
that he wanted to look through the
place. @
The man also made signs which Jones
could not comprehend Then Jenes
II ade other and more elaborate motions
which set the man at work with greater
violence, and for the next ten minutes
they stood in the hall gesticulating aud
twisting their fingers without either ha
ing able to comprehend what Che ssother
ment. Finally Jones became angry !. ,
and in an outburst of wrath exelainat
ed; tas4ts
oh, get out, you idiot! I'm tired Of
bohering with youp
Thereupon the man said; That's
ju-t what I was going to say aboat
you :
'Oh, you can speak, can you? Then
why didn't you do so, and nos keep mo
standing here motioning to you? Il
thought you were deaf and dumb
'And | thought you were,' said the
man. axe % tits .ss ~
Il came here to inspect the asylum,,'
said Jones, and took you for 4 pa
tlent.' sH.aa,4iatsgs sss4 s.s
That's what I came here for, and Il
thought you were an attendant, said the
man.
Here Jones and the man shook hands,
aud hunted up genuine attendant, and
went away happy. After this Jones
will always use his tongue, no matter
whore he is Youths Companion.
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NUMBER Ia
rasscd' attiis address, aud; tGinkias she
hdd' misunderstood him replied
Excuse, me Sir youy were haaying


-'sr u yfm bas R5ss
I,said, madam, thsta il svss. very.
grateful for the invitation 20 ,ysur soi
rse.'
The bystanders exchanged 'iboEs,
and btgauto whisper! the Iady bscanlss
more and mofeeout countenance. + @i "
Il do nos suEderstandi you,' abe aaia
at length;' Of what, arp5ssyon, ppeakinga''
The gentleman dds not speak again,
but pointed, in, reply, to. the prOmipans
feature in his face. aH aSss' s. 81
What do you you know?' OhK6w
imprudent! exclaimed the lsdy; and
blushing from her chin to her eyes, sho'
concealed in her handkerchief face
half laughing and half embasrass
ed.
The expla nation Of this little uiysso
ry aoon came out! The hostess had
met this gentlemen tho evening before.
at the house Of herr sister, where no
made himself very agreeable, aa was
his custom. On her return, recellees
ing her own suirce Of the next day, che
wrote hastily the following concisb note
to her sister. ''e esq
Il have taken liking to she big ncas.
Give it an invitation for me-
Her madcap relative amused herself
by sending the invitation an it was and
the gentleman responded Co the joks ;S
a manner which brought the laughter on
his side. tsnn " st
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A Lawyers Advice.

An Trishman, by the name Of Tom
Murphy, once borrowed q sum Of mon
ey from Que of his neighbors, which h e
promised to pay in certain time. But
month after month ,passad by, and no
sign of the agreement being kept, his
creditor at last warned him that if he
did not pay it on certain day ho should
sue him for it. and recover by law. This
rather frightened Toms and, mot being
able to, get advice onlthe matter. After
hearing Toms story through tothe end
heaskea him:
fids- herg
show that you owe him this fifty dol.
dtrs?'
Divil word rcpliel Tom, quick
ly.
well, then, if:you have not the mon
ey you can take your time; Mt al even; $.
he cannot collect it by law
Thank yer honor, much obligol,'
said Tom, rising and going towards the
door.
Hold on, my friend, said the law :
yer.
Fat for?' asked Tom, in aston, sh
mcnt.
You Owe me two dollars
Fat for 2
Why, for my advice, to he sure
Do you suppose l live by charging no tn
in?
Tom scratched his head for n moment
in evident pcrplexity, for he had no
money. At last a bright idea seemed
to strike him.
AN has yecs any papers to shew that
| owes yees two dollars 2 he asked, with
a twinkle in his eye.
why, of course not; but what does
that signify?'
Thin I'll jest be after takin' yer own
advice, an pay neither you nor me
neighbor' saying which he left the
office and its occupant to mediate on a
lawyer taking his own advice and doc
tor taking his own medicine
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jenkins Plays With The Band.

I once more applied my talents to
the trombone this time in an honest eff
forts to aid the bani. I don't know
hpw ! did it but I did it. Sud.
denly there resoundcd from the cyl
inder OF brass the most doleful sound
that ever assailed the ears Of mortal
'4o:t in Hilnu,ol,' muttercd the
leader, without looking around, and
the instruments s.orashed, over the
error and crushed it out of reoolleo
ton.
'Bnm, bum, boom, bo ON, blair-rr,
6zzv
'Of you blsase, Chsnkins, you pc so
ginds yor don't any more and there
was an expression of agony on the lea
der's face as he spoke.
Never mind; old man, suggested
these people expect music, and I'm go
ing to give 'ena show
'Blair-r.r, boom, bum, bum, boom,
fiz-z-z, bum, bum!
'Mein Gott, mein Gott, ssMisser Chen
kius, vas is das z Tuyfel; you should
mok .owit of dat pand.'
'Fizs, boom, blair, boom, fig, blair,
bum, buml' Iriii II
The dancers stappesi Y and gazed on
,the band vii h rInaze,aa : Il
Told you 80, Old man Sec, they
cart dance while this is going on. Got
to stop and listen. Wait until I give
them another nntc.'
Fizz, zump, boom, blnirrrr, bum,
bum, bun, bum, pout, zum, hzz, swash;
bum, fizz
We were playing the Beautiful
Danube and l was initiating the
wash Of the waves on the beach. The
leader swung his violin bow and
every musician straiucd to drown my
efforts.
lump. bum, swash, boom, fizz, wish,
poui, bum, bum, blair rrrp
The nssemblagc stood in amaze.
They evidently never heard such mu-
sic before, and thoy enjoyed it. My
brother trombouist, who didn't make
half so much noise as glared at mo, but
kept blowing.
'Misser Chenkins, of you bleasc, go
away nit dat tam horn,
Boom nj m m m, fzz, blair, bum,
bum, bum, bum: zump.'
Rat, tat, tat, tat, struck the bow
against the music stand. and the music
died away with a closing effort on my
part. My fellow musicians gl,rel at
me, but said nothing. The leader ap
proached me with wrath in his eye AMI
tremor on his lip.
'Mein Herr said he in fearful
voice, my It, | should kill you for
dot noise
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A Dumb Dialogue.
bsest@es e.i o

Itiwrenches one badly to step onithe.
wrong stair, but few can help laughing
at the awkward strid be makes. Il Is
equally funny to sec q man meet the
wrong customer, and GO to talking and
gesticulatius at him as if he were saao
isri1 .hf1l lLEft s ~, =. q pfs Oh.
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A gentleman was walking down Con
sress street behind two English awells,
when he overheard the following conyer
saton: s "a & I AZ ", .aa
carry, my boy says one, whats
o'clock Z" jlss5, ~
The other telt for. his watch and ex
claimed by Jove hive lett hit hat
ONE" Thon turning to y boet-blaok
standing by, he said, "my lad what's
o'clock I"
Whats o'clock p says the lad;
why you darned fool, its a thing as big
as yer he'd, with hands on it."
Englishmea pass one.
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soblets. 7,
The way 70 make g fire real hot is to-
keep it thoroughly ooalcd. zass,
Why is whisper forbidden IN polite
soo;ety?-Bccause it isn't aloud.
Why is your shadow like flfalsa
friends? Becauseit follows yoafohly
10 sunshine. r4
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MEssAG8o7 GOV gRN0R KEMPBR.

The annual message of Governor Kemper.
submitted to the Virginia Legislature on
Wednesday. confirms much interesting and
iu.p 'rtant ~ tier Iu relation to the State
debt the Governor recommends that it be
''recapitnlIzed" in uniform obligations. pay
able in thirty years. bearing an annual interes.
of f"ur per cent sterling In order ITO re-
lieve one of the must grievnus wants of the
people" of the State he proposes State cur
rency plan for which he submits Immi-
grafton forms another topic. and this he urges
be made matter of State concern Gross
inequalities in charges on some OF the rail
roads he desires corrected By stringent legis>
latiou. The Maryland boundary question res
calves eSnecial attentinn
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lie D.

Suddenly. at "Sunnvside." near Charlestnwn
~ e morning of rhe 9th ult., Ms. SARAH
MARSHALL. beloved wife of john Marshall,
Esq, aged nbOnt 60 wears.
Ev: months Mrs. Marshall was the subject Of
a LINGERING slrs toss. III all of which she
patIent aud resigned sufferer, few weeks be-
fore her death she received the Ordinance Uf
Baptism with full fan in Christ rs her Saviour
and friend, and expressions of joy of Heaven and
Its OleNsedness. She meekly awaited the end aud
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus; gently, that the
watchers III her chamber knew not of the spirits
departure. The remains were ia ken To PAY ne's
Chapel, Frederick county, Va, where, after n
funeral discourse, thev we're laid in the grave in
til" church yard, in hope of the resurrection of
the just. T.
Iu Washington. D. C.. on Wednesday. Deem
h.r I'd. 1874 Mrs. GRACE RAMSAY, wife of
VIM. Ramsay. II eldest daughter OF the late
Richard Elvans, in her 7Sd year.
- On the 22d nit. after brief illness. THoMtS
mr. v. OF Bel kelley county, aged years and II
months.
At the residence of DIR. L. NJ. Sercindiver in
Darkesvllle. on the 9th MI, Mrs. MARY MIL
LEX. relIct of the late Thomas Miller of NJ dde-
creek in Berkeley 'unty, the 6Sth year of her
age
In Baltimore N,v.rnher 30th. 1874. of scarlet
ever. J AMES EDMONDSON. eldest child of Dr.
l. E. and Virginia K. knson, aged years aud
months.
o the 155h # November. 1874, in Highland
count % 10. NJ $. CATHARINE ROE, wife of
Mr. George Roe, aged IS ears, 8 mouths and 5
6avS.
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From aud after the frss day of January,
1878. nnier the lare act ot Congress, the p"s.
tage must be prepaid by Us On all papers sen,
to subscribers out of the county On all sub
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postage aud forward ut our regular rates. As
Ne do not feel disposed to continue the paper
to those in arrears. aud lose both subscription
aud postage. We thus give timely notice. thar
oil of the aforementioned class Of subscribers
Who wish the paper continued after the l.,
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n ,est an nfitt ltl tnp Ut lshornaf
AI,,nre. be ore tie sPiiIndemic Society Of
Georgetowi College. which was much praised.
He has always been remarkable for the con =
sistent puri.yof his life, notwithstanding his
generous social qnrlities and his constant in
'ermnsling inNall societies He was last
month admitted 4, the Supreme Court of New
York, m"tnn Of Richard n. Clark, for
nerlv of the Washington Bar. It is, then,
verv pleasing I" see. however ardu"us his
duties, this the right man in the sight place,
and to know tina. his great learning, large
experience. and quick perceptions find Just
rernniarv reward. 1t is safe to predict a
future of emiuence in State and National
Cnnnc'ls far the genial, accomplished. and non
ulsr Col. j. Fairfax Mclaughlin.
FoR ALI. FEMALE COMPLAINTS nothing
royals DR.. Pi"rce's Favnrite Prescription Ii
- a most powerful restorative t"nic, also COM
hining the mos. valuable nervine properties,
especially adapting it to the wants of dehili
tntrd ladies suffering from weak back. inward
fever congestion inflammation. or liberation
nr fr"m nervousness. or n-nraIgic pains. Nr
G ~ S",m"mr, druggist. nf Canton. n. Y.
wr t. DR. Pierco f"ll"ws: THE iem,nd
far v"nr Favor t." P~eSrri, tim j. wonderful
and one man It ted tn me that his wife had
M, dome . DAYS work IN FIVE NJ nths. when
she commenced taking v"nr Fnvorite Pre-
>"r:rrinr. took tw" BOTTLES and iS now On the
,hir.l h..tt'e and il able t" 4" her hnusp-wo, k
nI..'." md milk 6rrt"en cows rwico n dsv.''-
Dr. P'.rce's Fnv"rite Prescription is sold hv
all dealers in medicines.
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N A Z RED.

On t. c25tt, ult.. at St. Francis (R. C Church.
Stamnton. Va. by Ihr Rev j J. KAN. Pastor of
st PeteI'> Clmrc Ha per's Ferry. LAURENCE
A. MON AGUE Of Hnlpers Ferry and Miss
VIRGINIA A.CQUAIDE. of HarrisOnburg, Va.
On tl,e 18th ntimo. at the residence of the
b,lde's parents. hN Rev. DR.. C. G L,nthicum
THOMPSON NJ. HURST to Mss EMMA H
ALLEN. ALI OF Ftnqu,er county. Va.
November 26'n. by Rev. G. L. Lsvburn. Mr..
CHARLES 7. WEST. Of Martlnsburg, and MISS
MARC EFT MARI IN. of Frederick county Va
1870 . the middle of st. job g Run, w
rs afternoon. November got III. 1874
living. Mr.. S. W. GRIM aud Miss
81 HUDGlNS, both of Winchester.
lsnyeiber oath. 1874. in tile Kent street
zby tertIT Chnrci. hr Rpv.J r. G altam. Mr..
~ R0HR and Mss LUCY V. HARDY. both of
winchester.
On December LIST, 1874, at the Parsonage of the
": p; G nrc,. son:,,. by Rev. 7. E. Carson. Rev.
GEORGE w. ANDERSON and Mrs. NANCY
CLARK. Ootf of Winchester.
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Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Of the Press
The Bazaar is edited with o contribution of
tact and talent that we seldom find in any ionr-
nal and the journal itself is the organ Of the
great world of INSTRUMENTATION TrGusUsr.
The Bazaar COmmends itself to every member
pretty pictures, TO the young ladies by its fash
templates IN endless variety to the provident
matron 6V ITS patterns for the childrens clothes
to paterfaml!ias by its tasteful designs for EN-.
broiderrd slippers andluxurious dresslnc-gowns
But the readlnC-matter of the Bazaar is uniformly
OF great excellence. The paper has acquired \
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FITS CURED FREE!!

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DO not tail to send to him for a trial bottle it
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kind il the World"
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ILLUSTRATES.
Notices Of the Press.

N0lIct" g He FTFSS.
The ever increasing circulation of this excel
lent monthly proves its continued adaptation to
popular desires ami needs. Indeed. when we
think INTO how MANY homes it. penetrates every
month. we mnst consider 1t one Of the educa-
tors as well as entcrtalncrs of the public mind.
for its vast popularity has been won by no an
peal to stupid p:cjudIces or dcprav"d tastes.
Boston Globe.
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for variety. enterprise, artistic wealth, and lit
erarv Gu iturc rhat has kept pace with. if 1t has
not led the times, should cause lis conductors TO
regard it with Unsuitable cOmplacencv. It also
entities them t" a great claim upon the public
gratitude. The Magazine has done good a nd not
evil all the days of it's life Brooklyn Eagle.
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BARGAINS! BARGAIKSII

I AM selling off to close out business. offer
Il my entire stock of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, Mt greatly reduced rates-
Also some articles of Furniture and Stoves for
sale privately. Call soon if you wanr bargains.
NoN. ". 1914 l.. nlNKLE.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
BANK NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of tire Stockholders
"f the First National Bank of Jefferson. at
on Tuesday, tie 18th day of January. 1875. he.
tween the tours of Ten A. NJ ard One P. M
for the election OF Five Directors to for the
ensuing year. SAINT, HOWELL
Dec. s, 1874. CIasLiar
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NOTICE.

CIoCK kept on Straw and Fodder. from the
~ 15Fn day of December, 1874, to the LIST day of
ApIll, 1875. at Fifty Cents per month.
Dec. 8. l5I4-tt. ". Fl. II. GRIM.
{ III PAINTINGs.-Thef finest KIND Of Oil Paint
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