Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-05

IseisSst W tne leet >oI lhe Great Teacher,
cry;"o Christ, Chris I give MYSELF tto thee.
AN OLD WonLD MARRIA q The a.
port of the Marriage, on, the 10th ult., of
tho Duke of Hamilton to Lady Montague.
eldest daughter Of the Duke of ghIanchaesg
ter, reads like n romance. The cerothos1
ny took place from Kimbolton, castle inc
Huntihgdonshire.a The Queen, iofie Isnga,
land, the Emperor and Empress of Ger,
many, the Prince and Princess ofsWales,
all sent yaluablegifts, which will become
heirlooms.in4 the Hamilton family. On
the day before the! gea55iiIp,sg, Ing, there was Q.
grand fox hunt, at which the bridie-eiect,
lwho is a great equestrian, TOO TOOK 'RbSrt iiartt.
Afterwards there waas' u ball, which
the dancihg was keptupp to four siinsthe
morning. the @sdding faking atielevepl
o'clock,in the SAME forenoon; y A fter, the
wedding ceremony the castle was thrown
open. and n dejeuner partaken Of BY 200
invited guests. A squadron Of mounted
| volunteers in scarlet ftinics. Gsscorttd the
bride ard bridegroom to thetrailway sta
tion amid the huzzas of thousands Y,
The Connecticut matyr in the cause Of
woman's rights, Miss Abby Smith, Of
Glastonbury, proposes to make Severe
personal sacrifices for the cause she advo-
Gates. y Miss Smith refined TO pay her
taxes, anu the tax colleetor isss sssaI5 her
cows, and sold them ON account of her re-
fasal ~ psg and she eraslpanees her de-
Termination to have all her property sold
and to be sent to the poorhonss rather
than to suffer taxation without represen-
tation." Its not easy to justify, the
principle against which she wages war,
SD far as her case is concerned, and vet
real estate taxes arc not assessed against
the individual, but against the property,
the owner of whicliis Frequently, as in
the case of some foreigners, not entitled
to representation. The evil, if any, is
enc which probably more MEN than
women are interested in having abolished.
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What is that which is So btittlsthatif
you speak you are susc to break its
silence. M ti,goisfe
Shakespeare Seven Ages ofmah are
Message, luggage. sausage. rampage.
marriage, parcnt-agc and dot:age. Il.
| Somebody inquiring at tho Springfield
III. postoffice for letter for Mike Howe,
received the CUFF answer that there was
no letter there for anybody's COW.
Why is a sheep a fit member for
jockey-club? Because he is bred on the
turf gambols in his youth, associates with
blacklcgs, and is fleeced at last. :
There was a reward offered the other
day for the recovery ola large leather
lady's travelling bag. Whether or not the
large leather lady has got it back has
not been stated.
A young beau, at his sisters evening
party, began to sing, "Why lam jsoeweak
ana weary when little brother
brought the performance to q sudden
close by yelling ont, "Aunt Mary says its
because you come hone so late, and
drunk most every night!' tfH
A young man in AshtabuIa sought to
secure his sweetheart by strategy, SO he
took her out for a boat ride, and threat
ened to jump overheard into the, lake if
she didn't concent to marry him, But
it did not work. She offered to bet him
dollar that he daren't dive in.
a young lawyer, who had long paid
his court to q yourg lady without mnch
advancing his suit accused her one day
of being insensible to the poweref love.
'lt does not follow" she archly replied
"that l am SO, because / am not to be
won by the power of attorney"
Forgive me" replied the suiter; s'but
you should remember that all thcvotaries
of Cupid are solicitors