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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

Work FOR YoUNG MEN.-We note The
arrival in our city of Rev. George A. Hall
and Mr.. Thomas K. Cree, Of Washington.
d. c., whose visit to our city is to awaken
an interest in work for young men. They
come as representatives of the YonHR
Mems Christian Association, IAN oraani.
zation that il accomplishing much good
in all sections Of this and other conn,
tries. An e. e4change says: -. s49
1--WE had 10 idea thnt the organizatiouy
was 30 strong in numbers and their work
SO varied. There are at the present time
800 different nssociations, which own pro.
perty to the amount of 81. 800. 600. Thsy
keep constantly employed, for the exclu-
sive work of1he association, rs mon In
the capacity of general secretaries. Each
organizationsis entirely Independent id
the manner of deyising its own meanj
and plans fpr carrying on thgir workJ
Inc assoclaQon has greatly increased
during the past three years. The obied
of the association is to reach young rne1
with Christian influences, and in doif
so, save many who have no home
| fnlnilJ associations. A surprising fact
that none Of these associations have b
come denominational, but welcoming
"o'A'e nenioeiS hti young men, no ml
ter to what church their preferences B
cline them, they have brought you16
men together socially, opened to their
knock reading-rooms filled with good as.
sociations and innocent amusementsA
giving them the benefit Of lectures, mu.
sical entertainments, and otherwise much
improving the young men with whom
they come in contact. This, however. is
not all for which this noble association
culminate their membership into stronr
and perfect harmony with the church Of
Services. conducted by Messrs. Hall
and Cree will b. held in the different
churches, this Ilorning, afternoon and
evening, and welhope they will receive
the hearty cooperation of the Christiaa
people of our city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAr.@Prssby-
terian Church--Rev. J. H. BrysoS. II A..
N. Young Mems Christian Association
u P. M. Z s}s =
Trinity Churchr-Rev. p. J: shsnd,
rector, and Rev. j. H. StringfellSw,. as
sistant-11 A. M. and p. M. \
Lutheran Church-Rev. 2. W. Re1en-
bnugh, at 1Ot A. NJ. ~
st. Peters Catholic Church-Rev. d. Il.
Fullerton. first Mass A. NJ; 1ecnnh
Mass 10 A. NJ; Vespers Al P. M.
Marion Street Methodist Rev. W5sD,
Kirkland, Il A. NJ. and u p. RI ~ T.
Twins Hall-Rev. Mr. Clayton, atsioll
A. NJ =. - X 81
Baptist 'Church-Rev A. B. CurrJE ii
A. NJ. r ssz.. ~.
Washington Street Methodist-ReEiA.
Coke Smith, III A. M. anda74 Ps M. g.
City Mission-Rev. A w. WalkeE IL
A. NJ. and 4'P. NJ =
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I0s'Wn1cn was tne warrant CLAIMED Tor
he action of the Treasurer In finding
Sassin rdcnhsf1i Bonds: restsd not ysoYely
Il iettsr or its terms. It 'was not
s eSellt y hOwn in December. j. 1873,
sanding Act WAS passed, Fiat
s5aS Eyp6theoatedi bonds ssesa out, but
Hh4 1ssdsnsa knew it, ANA kn,w their
Eastf IHe should have voShSFue@
tsa the light Of. the facts which be
hews Mr. NJ also showed corsE
achon between the construction put
m the gTreasurer's obedience ;te the
\ - Ses law Ia funding, and his de-
iol nom Il in another, In diverting
pebiiS ffhds. He referred again to
Interest," aYopns between 1857 and
~ and presented an estimate of the
ss Y6p q the.P Pu upiio.. deli, and he int
raa apoH It ,aocrning in9that time, and
ssShsf fed the paymants made for interest
fsc ave been in eSSesa Of it, amount
s.ss =, GO. : 30 c,osed his spksth WITH
= r1sfsnce to the r4hslping torrent
,saf posruption and fraud which had
sRo red over this State. II was SO over,
3laf1{: IA hck that the) RsPaBli San
HAS had been compelled to come be-
ha people With admissions of it,
ssh snereasiesss asss f. be forgiven and
az .A&a hoisssti behavior ALI
were thus committed to reform
- - p 9hp stern fsaa irnhamieatl IL
A lily 70 6blis CATIONS and clean clean h hands IN In
NJ on the part Of all who we're pro-
To- than. Il ix nev tp,bs;tes 70
whether this ps9feasi9S Mr sip-
os not whether we. are acting on
IN niple or standing on shifting sands
~ H5nsy 6Sd expectancy. s;s.''''''''''''. ''
;z&AkEA Pinokney maintained the inno-
9f the Treasurer. as demonstrated
sosHnassi. ~ 4 Il iia se5S AS sAaSka" q 81 at
1SAs going .oYAr,tk po6nhsof,the
"a ta !. t,vat IF ( Fry aqBs ss q "A:
& E. /! g&i spakas in, q. sdispeaaionate and
- styds ofai change Of sentiment IN
@ a. " z * a ismsast "a t move as'1i,
itg.the, hearts Of the people every
& which : denaisndsd:,D pot party
n SsS. GhaMpions Of iheoauens, or apo
p'tsn pcs4t or4bt tteptttd pYtitcyY,
) hs bafSs honest mea. tao oomej for
end assume the reins Of authority
control of affairs. In view of this
~. asd FL y III tFessef. sisA Aaetiss.
u iAsHtais risid intTiii INQUIRY Tito Tito tie III
naactions of the treasury. .'Hsi t1-
si IS = & aig tRls tef Oaadaot *, tue
1tephen Girard, Of Philadelphia, to
aiius4I AaT beAh nsde Htbia.
4 9Hfrssh issh M yes ta ayaqtof his employees
xke Africtest Obedience to his orders and
tSirse 70 ?. hs hsy ~ste rot ,sso, ssoGd depart
Ensnn this rule, even when they were GER
a.an that bXtfo bXtf doing thssy. xege aubsery-
AE tAdpssraSts., He could mot afford,
~ seiSi, sefenploy q MIN whbfwoh1d take
: = - responsibility of viol. Aeg haserdmp.
~ ayes A g9pd .Ep1e, tn be applied to
kasas awho'xsere placed In high Office.
x. Trenholm went on to show ,that
swhsn the Treasurer had refused Il
s1y claims of the Citizens. Savings
Ank Sbf9 es 9sa "a fsfeilit f taaherisi, which
wnxe ona@sit Sa,bss pAid,by she General
! -Atasmbly by issuing certsfoa4ssibf In!
sdsbtedness; wAen e,hpsk ins..$ed suits
Ia tha Supreme Court rather than do it;
IN. .ha had raid. some and declined to
!, sthsrSS when he had thus insisted
41n md maintained his own constructAr,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

1t has been supposed that in that un-
steady sort of proceeding, known as the
march of civilization, the simple and
vigorous manners of the ancient time
had been left behind. A California tale
would appear to prove that mistake.
A San. Francisc.nt went from his home,
like Enoch Arden, and stayed away long
years, giving no sign. The gentle Annie,
left pining in solitary State, mt last be-
lieved him dead and welded an entreat-
ing Philip. But Enoch Was not dead ;
one day, returning to the town, he found
his Annie seated Mt another's hearth.
He was not Mt all unhappy: his resolve
upbore him. Not weakly did lie say, II
will 80 hence and trouble her no more. :"
He was determined to arrange affairs for
TINT Philip. md accordingly he cried,
What, ho! Come on!" Philip came on
with two soft, persuasive pistols.
The gentle Annie, joyiny in the sight,
perceived her Enoch was nnurmcd.
Quickly she mn to bring bowie knife,
and hid it on the hoor; then brought
two pistols, and there hid them, too,
not daring to go nearer the comh,t,nts.
And sO the fight went on, the lovely
Annie smiling in the background.
Wounds and gore aboundcd before the
police appeared and stopped the stern
encounter. Philip and Enoch are in the
city hospital, and Annie. who is de-
scrihe,l as extraordinarily homcly, is
probably preparing Al lecture on the af-
fair.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

The new type. which so M
adds to the appearance Of thc7Pl
this pegning, Is from the justlj
brata Ua!ted staJ Jes FSundry6f
Connofs sons, corner of Gentry
Reade strsets. New Yprk. Their q 4s|
noted for the peculiar hardness n q 8
metal. The old dresss just cast of ssws
Obtained from the same firm, nearly ten
years ago, and has been in cqastantnse. 2.
the very best evidence Of its suReEiggitl
over any other foundry. Nine yeans and
eight months use of one set Of ttpa apnla
laily paper, besides other printing, il
something very unusual. Our lrothers
of the press will appreciate this. H. s.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

The following is n list Of patents is
sued from the United States Patent Of
flee to citizens of South Carolina for week
ending March 10, 1875, furnished for the
PHOENIX, from the Office Of j. McC. Per-
kins L Co., 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, D. c.: .il'.t ~
159, ,815. Bale Ties-A. A. Goldsmith,
Charleston. Filled January -, 1851
160,413. Washing Machines-J. Thos.
Forbes, Charleston. [Nled August 81,
1874 NJ ~ NV
16O,419. Temporary Binders-Abram
A. Goldsmith, Charleston. Filled No
yember IA, 1874. ],r.,,,.- -,,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

a comparison Of the official returns of
| the New Hnnipshirr election with those
of 1874, fails entirely to show my sign
Of that reaction upon which the Re
publican party paper, made haste to con-
grItulutc themselves. Seldom, indeed,
Is political battle more completely lcs-
titute Of positive results. The aggregate
vote for Governor, 79,202, is greater by
7,T27, little over ten per cent, than the
corresponding vote of lust ycir, nnd the
gain * divided almost evenly between the
two parties. The Republican vote is in
creased from "a. 13S to 39,285, gain of
| b, l4I; but the temperance vote has fallen
| Oft from ., l39 to 75l, and .s most of the
missing votes were undoubtedly trans
ferred to the Republican candidates, the
proportion of the reserve vote received
by the latter is not much above $500.
On the other hand, the Democratic vote
Is. increased from IS, 500 tn 80, 16l, gain
Of 5,025, so thnt the Democrats have, mt
lenst, quite held their own In the Cpn-
RressiOnal districts, they have done more
than this. In 1873. the aggregate vote
for the three Republican candidates. for
Congress Wa, 33, lS:s, and for the Demo-
cratic candidates, 33, 113. This year the
total Republican vote for Congressman
| rises to 3S, 943, and the Democratic vote
TO 81. .26S. So large vote is remarkable
in an ''off year" and it shows how in
tense is the public interest just now in
national politics J,kiIu,l.l,,hjn Times
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

PHGS1x1ANA-O personal oppearhnoe
and habits much of our success IN life
depends. ;+F >r'-
Don't get worried. Everybody has
his fault-Rnder." says the proverb. /. "a
The seeds of love can. payer grow but
under the warm and genial influence of
kind feelings and ahectionate manners
Aercifulness is the queen Of virtues;
it is made the special totchstoneiof ,3iety
Zeal for the. pubic xelia1s, md 'esse
to redress grievances, ars The Ordinary
oloaks Of the" vilest' ambition ina tre8-
cherry. .1G n'2uI ODD 10 sY3G1Ur :
The poor ys have always with ydn, and
whensoeyer ye will, ye cad do them good.
Slanderers and tale-bear rers are the devils
bellows to blow up and kaep hp conten.
ton. vj 5H,G~ = -Jlf'rSf NlG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21

Mr.. Merritt Galley, of Rochester, New
York, it il claimed. has invented, and
now has on exhibition Mt Washington, a
reiegraphic instrument for automatic
tn,n,lnission, in which the objections
ucged against the automatic in common
use seem to be entirely obvinted. The in
vention is emphaticnlly automatic" n
single operator with keyboard not only
preparing and accumulnting the message
matter for transmission, but ut will
transmitting any portion of the same to
its proper destination, having perfect
control of his entire work, even over u
number Of lines, while sitting at single
instrument. He also exhibits an instru-
ment which requires no perforated mes
sage strip. bnt by means of peculiar
but simple mechanism. nccumulatcs mes
sage after message. held within the in
strument until such time as the line can
be secured, when, by the stroke of 1,
single key, they are sent into the line
complete. If this hitter feat has been
accomplished, then we are soon to wit
ness n revolution in the science Of tele.
graphy
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I'M
AIS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-21
sa3IA, 81 ".
lsndsy Morning, March 81, -,,rs.
The cardoxo Case ii the House. !

The cardozo Case IN the House. 81
The counsel of State Treasurer Card0zo
ayng concluded their arguwsnts sbe.
ss the Joint assembly, in his defence.
returned to the House of Repre-
tstives for special consideration, yes
,sata2.S0A.M M.vr4t elieitea-a.wasus
interestipg discussion, participated
~ Afeisrs dIeetze, fPinokney, ,Hirsch,
s1ksAhalaa.aaa. Elliott. . Mn ,Ase.ss-re-
ss5eEed sefFl sefspFl Of the positions Of the
S1sssprsFf counsel, disputing their af7
ylFaey, epd maintaining the = gro,ind
ksa hy him as . member Of, the joint
jllsiSpmitsee xhicA had ,n,aaeI the invests
iRR intq the treasury, upon which the
daysss for REMOVAL was based, Hs COM
ssased the idea that an Office IL the pri-
nas property of an incumbent, except
- Eschnitaf SENSE; responsibility al
= = 1sys sssao6ss ato holdina ofiSe.i Thb
f' g6eying ing an AcpSf he ag aglsla llsAlaa.!
~; s&hiGh was tho warrant claimed for
S He action of the Treasurer In Il funding
aSGin rdu6bsf1i bonds, restsd not ysoIely
A.
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. HNs f.s.% H8AiI
;,x33l.assssses .
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
MASONIC

pctros C6uncil' No. ii, r.. &'S:,E M.
Will meet each Thursday ut 6 o'clock p. M:
from. LIST October to lst April and at s
o'clock front 1st April to lst October, on
the following dates June 81, July %, Aug.
70, Sept. 1c, Oct. 2l, Nov. Is, and Dec. IL.
J. +. 1ZLAR, r. 1.
G.. w. BRussoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. 13, r.. A.. Ms
Will meet each Friday at 6 o'clock PM
from lst October to 1st April, and ut 8
o'clock from lst April to LIST October OH tho
following dates, June is, July ]6, Aug. 13,
SaPt. 10, Oct. 8, Nov. 12. Dec. TO-
W. II. GlRARDEAU, II. p.
W.. DErREvILLE, Sec.
shibbdleth Lodge No. >2S, a.. r., Ms
Will meet each Tuesday at 7So'cleck,
from 1st Oct. to lst April and ats o'clock
from LIST April to 1st October OH the follow.
ing dates June s, July &, lug. 3, Sept. Z,
JAS. f. lzLAR, W.M.
JAS. S. HEywAnp, Sec. i
may 20 1875 I'm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

them all along with their white
friends; that no niggcr had ever yet
dared to ride in the same car that she
occupied, and that if ,ever one regis
tered at tho same hotel with herself,
tho next place he would register
would be in hell that she had
fought for compliments and she in
tended to have them; That if we said
anything about her in any other than
q complimentary manner, that She
would come back, here and either
shoot or cowhido US. IN. B.. We
have had a special marshal detailed
by the Mayor to guard us, and have
the promise Of u Trial Justice
to be ready with his peace
bonds]. That she meant what she
said she gave us to understand that
she had but recently cowhiled an
Atlanta'. editor for calling her an i'm
postor. Will our friends of the Her
uht and Constitution give us somc light
upon this subjoct?
But us the sevcrest criticism upon
some women is to record what they
themselves say, we shall content our
selves with tile above cpitomc of her
lecture.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
Executors Sale.

BY virtresof m order from the Probate
Court, we will-,scl &on the StI, day of DE.
cemher 1879, III the late residence Of Robert
WALKER, deceased, the personal property Of
fald dees'fsed, se'!!ffiStiig Of Cot.pn, Corn,
Fodder, Cattle, Hogs, Mile, Horses, buggy.
Wagon, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Biacksnitl,s ,D Toois5 Gold Watch, &C., &c.
Terms Cash. :.
At The same time viii be rented certain
lands OF said Estate, if not previously
rented. AIR 5'A ~ itlslI
V. v. S. a USTlN,
TllOS. II. MYERS,
Qualified Executors
nov 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
!. WALLACE CANNON

j. WALLACE CANNON
This gentleman is still upon the
land Of the living, and although Mrs.
Grundy insists that lie should get
married, and quit running about
to camp meetings, he remains un-
changed in his devotion to single
blessedness. Right, friend. Keep those
shining locks Of yours from the clutch
cs of a scolding wife; continue 10 sup
ply the wants of your numerous Gus
toners; sell them dry goods, groceries,
tobacco, cigars and liquors, as you al.
ways havo done, at living prices, and
the whole county will bless you. But
let us stop. We only meant to say
that Wallace Cannon's store is the
place to spend money and get yaluc
received. Bill Sain is tl,ero mud is ms
smiling rs u basket Of chips.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

Senator Cochran, of Anderson, has
written long letter toscvcral Re-
publican members Of the Legislature,
suggesting various reform measures,
which he urges the General Asscmbl y
to adopt. Some Of his ideas arc prac-
tical and wise; but viewing Ills letter
as whole, it shows considerable
desire on his part to get into State
politics. However, let us havca all the
Reform we can get, no matter through
what channel it comes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
CeAIMUNICTED.1

The Union Congregational Church
of Orangcburg, recently erected on
Dickson street, between the Five
Chop and Bcllevcll Road, will be
dedicated to the service of God on
Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'clock, on
the 2Sth inst, and preaching in the
evening ut 7 o'clock. We invite al
Denominations to come, also the
public.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

We regret to announce that Mr..
Thos. Alexander breathcd his last, at
his hcme in this place, ON Tuesday
evening Of this week. His closing
hours cvinced that calm resignation
to the will Of God which character
ICES only the death bed Of those who
can look beyond, md feel that in
death they arc only exchanging the
corruptible for the incorrupliblc, the
mortal for the immortal. lat.l.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The Abbeville Ac'1inns praises the
Ne'rs and Courier, and thus secures for
itself reprint. Business, but on 4
small scale. Even the Horryblo
Ne~s holds itself above such PR +.
ticc.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The Grccnville Duly Ncvs is a
queer paper. 1t watches its Dcmoc-
ratio contemporaries like some ILL
omcned Bird with sepulchral notes.
and when they leave an opening for
attack, pounces upon them with rs
little rcmorsc Of conscience Us on Q
would experience for shootinga mad
dog. We can't understand it.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
ANDREWS

.SENA TOR ANDREWS
This gentleman left here OH Mon
day last for Columbia, where lie
will remain until the Legislature nd.
iourns. Senator Andrews is hard
working representative, and We hope
to record many good things of him
during the prcsen session.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

A person burglariously inclined at
tempted to break into Wallace Can
mons store on Thursday night last!
lie was caught while in the act, and
is now ia iail. t,..
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The Ncrs and Courier adyocates
that South Carolina be represented at
the Centennial.s Our contemporary
is on the right track this time, and if
its church does not interfere with its
calculations, we may look forward to
the columns Of the Nces and Courier
for lively description Of the one
hundrcdth Anniversary ofthc Dec
laration Of American Independence.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be
kept in every family. A slight cough,
if unchecked, is often the fore runner
of Consumption, and a timely dose of
this wonderful machine has rescued
many fyom nm carly gaave. n
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

We never read The Abbcvillc
Ac'''c"m wi.hout thinking of Hemp
(hill)
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
oFFIcEi, OF CO., ccoMAAlIssloSER's, &C IN 80
ORANe Enuna. COUNTY.
Or;ngcbuig, 3. c.. Nov. 9th 1875.


Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners will let out 10 the Lowest
Bidder, the Bridge known aa Providence, on
State Road, on the l0,h day Of December
next, at said l'ridgc, at 10 o'clock y. A., for
Repair. Also lie bridge known as Horse
Range, on same date ati2 o'clock p. 81, at
said Bridge.
Also on Saturday, Dec. l1th, 1875, tho
Bridge known as Four Holes, At II o'clock
a. NJ.
llans and Specifications will he made
known u, the above named datcsand places.
l'y Order Of the Board.
- :. '--'','-.sr-.''----r-.-G -GEO.- -BOLLVEE,
a-a., Clerk. .
noTlS st !
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The Court House Square would be
grand place just now to hnvca bat
tle with l'rick, bats. Mr.. Livingston
has quantity oithcm there that lie
has no use for.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The eldest son Of Mr.. w. T.. vii.
liams died yesterday evening. The
afflicted family have our sympathies.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

Several cases tor selling liquor
without license have been tried i'll The
county recently,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
TOWN GOUNCIE.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
j. OEC a %

We will publish i'll our next issue Il
list of the deposits made in the corn
or stone of the new court house.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27


On "Wednesday morning last while
conversing with several gentlemen
who were reviewing Mayor Rolivor's
"chain gang" the sudden cracking of
whip, accompanied by curses from
a sonorous voice, attracted our atten-
ton. We turned our eyes at once in
The direction OF the noise, md beheld
an old red COW coming up Russell
street, with a bundle Of fodder in her
mouth, and man behind her crying
out. at the top of his breath, "Drop
those blades, you confeundcd old
hussy, you" But the COW in qucs-
ton didn't heed her pursucr's demand
worth cent. The more he cracked his
whip the tighter that COW made her
hold OIL that bundle Of fodder.
Finally our rural visitor concluded
that her thiefship had two legs the
better Of him, and that his chase wns
useless; SO be retraced his steps to his
wagon, and, with forlorn look, said,
sits n good thing didn't get her by
the tail. I'm the devil when I get a
huld there"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

BELL BOYD
This female made her appearance at
Elliott Hall on Monday ard Tuesday
nights of this week, in the role Of a
lcctnress. Prompted by curiosity we
went out to hear her the first Of these
evenings, but were somewhat disar-
pointed as we confidently expected
that large audience would greet one
who had been sc. extensively advertised
during the day by a bell and rcd
flag. But our people didn't seem to
take the bait worth cent, and when
night came only about twenty-five
boys and men put in an appearance.
Miss Boyd's lecture was more about
politics and radicals, (Which latter
seemed to stick in her craw), than
herself and her exploits rs Confede-
rate spy. She said she hated the RAIDS
and abhorrcd the word union; but if
some young man were to come along
with his pockets lined with tho need
ful, she.might consider the propriety
Of changing her mind in respect to
tho latter; that the colorcd people
we're not radicals, they were simply
n'agcrs, and she would like to hang
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

The street in front Of the Court
House Square is gradually being
packed, and will sh"rtly i,econac hur.i
nnd firm.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

ERR.i III
The word "moun' should read
mourn, in the poetry printed on the
first page Of this paper, entitled "N7
Depcranlun,.'
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

Our faizens should be careful in
huying fish from every Tom, Dick and
Harry. alnny Il rotten one is offered
for sale here.