The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02
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A Chicago minister is affectionally
advertised as being 'out Of job.'
A New York dentist give, promi um
shromo for every tooth he draws.
Mr.. Baruum has offered enc thousa nd
dollars for the nineteen bricks
TbsrY asspvor 900 buildiugs in course
ofsSaaeruStion in Raleigh.
Alsnse Dante Arnold Butler in tho
nane of'aas fllinois poet Of tho orus
ado.
Tta7Breoklyn Argus is Of opinion
that p kina5word willSaluays so further
shanss aatissn.
Theusditor of the Nsv Berlin Gazet to
wants totrado his Midland railroad stock
for afsacld eesting hen. 3
Awesstrn'papor announces the doa.h
ofalady celebrated for the purity of
her character and complexion.
o, bother cremation We have to
earn our aiving-and we don't wont to
be conpslled. to urn our deal.
A Connecticut horse thief swaped q
hho animal for couple of copper watch.
e'. qNIo9jj qNo inflated currency for him.
Allshe property of The Fair of the
Carolinas' will be sold at auction in
Charlotte. on Thursday, the 7lh Of
Mayalar4 ,aag
Aiauian writing POLITICALLY of \ tho
weather says: The backbone of win
ter iRsbroksn, but it's tail uags yet CO.
casionally,da
Some ambitious Cinciunatians wants
that city. to be known as the modern
Athens, probably because of her muc h
GroaSS. 40 1asna III
Thssf New Orleans crusad,rs anuoun.
oes that 'tbe horns of the ungodly shall
bo put down H. THAT is where horns are
generally put: sa: il'G'@ s.,
The T1hlsI D2ssnhaqqry b News man says: There
iD notthiiHg !atti lthss viii change a man SO
much AZ ls.as as great, grief unless it is shaw
ing of his mustache.'
Abogsblaek painted in rude letters
upon hia box centennial Shine That
boYis5b s5both patriotic and shrewd, and
0etEaa example.
Afcustom house man writes that he.
has heard ladies of refinement, wea lth
poaision -and education lie q customs
officer out Of countenauce.
Bald Mountain is at its tricks asaaiaGes1
It has been rumbling very ls1r y
and ON w -
we're T alte severe.
The Ohio legislature has introduced
Q bill fixing fne Of from Eve to fifty
dollars fer pointing any kind of firearms
ot . person, loaded or 'unlonded.'
Butler will bo fity.siz yoars old noxt
November, The proposal to make the
anniversary Of his birth day of nation
al fasting and prayer oxaites much en-
thuFlasm mro,,iS Il a
A Delaware man committed suicide
oiaply baeauSe some one left basket
and athaby on his front steps. Ho was
afraid his;lHifs would object to. step
rehildtea. olet!i l.na .e
Augustus Goodwin, oolored, killed
Calvin .Jinkins on tho Carolia, Ceatral
Railroad,iin North Carolina; last week
andsid1modiatoly escaped into sout h
CasolinaGr rw
Among several other items Of genera
intelligence, d Missouri pspsr mentions
thssolloWiag: The State saaseor from
this district Is liar, coward and .
horse thi55f, aud he can find US in our
Office any einho'daring business hours
The Hopewsll cotton mills Of Mr..
John Thompson, in Elbert County, on
Broad River, G@, wore burned fow
nights since, Che mills wero insured
sor, ,$53,5oo, and $4,000 was the value
Of the property.
qThe expenses Of the Post Office De-
partaaenty during the next fiscal year
villho about 81 500, 900 larger than
tho expenditures of the present year.
The. inoreaso dif,railway s.postal service
during The past twelve months, has been
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