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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-30

Grimes and Casualties.
Philip Briefly was arrested at Williamsburg
yesterday for the murder of bis wire.
James Roach was killed at Westerly, r. l.,
Sunday night while walking on the track.
Charles Atkinson, colored, was hanged to
tree by mob at Franklin, La, yesterday, for
rape committed upon girl five years of age
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-30
SPOKEN.

Oct 49, lat S, Ion 80 w, ship Samuel Watts, from
New York for San Francisco.
Oct 16, lat 5, Ion 81 W, ship Thomas, from
Hull, E, for Callao.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-30
DOMESTIC PORTS,

ASTORIA O-Sld 25th, ship BENZ SewaIl, Pennell,
Liverpool.
GALvESTON-Sld Goth, barque Nellie May, Blair,
Cork.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 2eth, ship John Patten, Wy
man, Liverpool; barque Merriman, Merriman,
Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-30
WASHINGTON.
Eernaudo Wood Don


WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29-Fernando Wood
declines the candidacy for the speakership of
the house of representatives. He makes no
statement as to his choice among the candi-
OF
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-30

Sid finn Genoa - inst, baroue Wetterhorn, Rich, fol-
SW Pass
Ar at Cadiz = inst, ship Nancy Pendleton, PendIe-
ton, Marseilles.
Ar at Gibraltar eth inst, barque Flori NJ Hurlbut
Dudley, Girgenti for Providence
Ar at Plymouth 9th inst, brig NJ Merrill, Mi
mott. Charleston for London.
Ar at Bristol 27th inst, barque Ormus, Shack
ford, BJorneburg; barque Rachel, Norton, Gefe.
SID I'm Havana 26th ship John Watt, Deston, fol
North of Hatteras; sch L A Edwards, Miller, for
Mobile.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
<7IE~o-r.-----
Y|3SSM EeESUEd.IG'a,S

There ir no case Of Dyspepsia that,
Green's august Flower will nnl ,i,rc. Come
TO Tie Drug store Of DR.. 4. c. .DGk rs,
and inquire about it. If vor suitr from
Gos'ivences, sick Headache, Sour stomach,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, or dcrange-
mcnt oi, Tie System, Try it. Two or three
doses will relieve you
Hosciicc's Gcimnn Syrup isnow sold in
every town and city in the United States
We have not less than five hundred letters
from Druggists, saying i, is The hest me,li-
cine they ever sple! for Consumption, Throat
or l.nn% ''israsc. Sample bottle Of either
lOcents Ergula! size % els.
IAk. \. G. DUKES.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
%E.s.


The following sentences we're pro.
nounccd by Judge Reed, AT The close
OF the Sessions Of Court on "Wednesday
last:
he State IS. jess. Brisanann,
Indictment for burglary and grand
larceny Scntcncc--two years in The
Pcnetcnlia'y Al hard labor.
The State IS. Richard Wilson, in.
dic''ncnt grand larceny same sen
fence.
The State IS. Amos Jones, ior petit
larccnry Sentence nine moths in
Pcnitcnliary 1T hard labor.
The state IS. l1:au Hill, resistance
TO peace officer -Scntcncc-onc
month in County Jail.
The state ~. Ambrose Pearson
same oiirncc-two weeks in Jail.
The State vs.. Murray Robinson ir
and William, L. Robinson, indictmcn,
for malicious killing hound log two
rnses Sentenced 70 pay $500, lor
The Two, il each case, and cost, or i,
committed 10 county Jail ior onc
i,Ioni |,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE CotNTT COMMIsSlONEES

- ''''' '''ti ~ 'sotf "
OntSGynrHG S. G., May .o,!, 1873.
Notice is hereby given tia, The Lake
fridge, and ioowav, near the Town ot'
or.nsrbnry sou;!l Carolina, viii be so,i
ont, nj thc said bridges, for repair, 10 The
owsst Bidder, ut. \. s'., Oh the ,7,h ,lay
Of June, a. d. 1873.
Also the bridge acres, Poplar CrccI,
situated in Poplar Township. in said
County and S,atc-Sa! work will bc sold
ont to the lowest Bidder, Il. The Bridge, on
lih day Of June, 4. d. 1873, at o'clock,
A. NJ
Providence bridge will also be sold oat
to the lowest Bidder, at the Bridge, Oh the
9th day ofJunc, y. d. 1879.
The nature Of the worl, to be done will b,
made known on the days Of sale. Parties
Interested will take notice and be present.
and il is importan, ,at the said repairs be
made at IN early day
JP. IAGS,
Chairman Of Eoari Of Co. Com'rs.
Orangeb'lrs County
may % 1879 At
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Ata regular meeting Of the Or
angcburg Brass Band thc following
"liicclc were e cclcd:
|. Captain, j. Hammond Fordham.
1st and ~, Lieut.. Wesley Mcvcrs
and Peter Mcl'all.
Isl and "a, Sergeant, Ccphus Mil
Ter and William G. Glover.
Coporal, G. S. Fleming.
Major, NJ. Elvlcsturd.
Sect. j. i. Bnrwic!:.
Tres. j. G. Dickson.
Capt. Jack" as lie IS generally
called who is The organizer Of this
Band desires us to say that he is pa
ticn'Iy waiting thc actions OF the sub.
scrlbing nseml,cr<, never vas Il sci Of
young men more hungry for music
than his twenty, hc promises to please
us with music sixty days from The
time he is i'll possession o.. ins;ru-
mcntS.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
VALUABLE BUSINEi Eis,3
ST a. IND
z = e 6 q. Esg? !

One Lotto Main Street, recently occu.
ped BY N. Rich, measuring III from, on
alaln stree. ,i.irtt:.iS feet, :ui running
paeli paeli one hundred .i,e., forming m l., The
= F''h"'ni; IN rcar'of lot Of G. l'hornr,
measuring isx"s feet. This j., one o; l.o
best business Stands III rl,c town Of Orange
h'rg. Terms can be known on application
10 :irs. BERTHA RICH.
Or Mr.. GEORGE BOLIVEE.
may 23 ,r
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
She2Siig's s Sales.
Inc St4fiT 14ffi1 81 ss14l4asz FrTlina. {


Is CoaMoS PLEAS.
T.. Rosa c. Oivcros, widow and
Execution Of The vii oi
Esidro J Oiivcros, deceased,
Plaintiffs, against
Cliflard Oliycros. lila Rosa Oh.
ro.S, Nina Ferdinand Olivcros
and Hartolo Oivcros and Thorn
as W. Glover, Defendants.
l;v virtue Of tlcnrilcr ofthc sai,i Court T
will sell at public auction 10 The Highest
bidder at Orangcb,,rg Court House ui, The
hrst Monday IN June 1879, dung the legal
hours Tor public sales, the following desert
bed Real Estate of the late Eslro j. Oil
vcros deceased, situate in the Town and
County of Oranscburg, viz:
!. All that certain lot Of land on the
Southern side Of Russell street, fronting ON
said street, 81 feet S inches and running back
26l ice more or les /, bounded East by LOT
Of Thomas B. Boyd, South bv lot lately of
i: X. saSpnrtas and West by lu, of
Theodore kohn and Henry Koln, being
the same LOT wlcreon was located III. Dr.l,.
store OF the late DR.. Olivcros until tie fire.
of January 1870.
=. All that certain hou,e and OF on Tho
Northern side Of Russell street cont,iniu,,
OF an acre, more or les, bounded East bv
lot ON Piihan, North by lot of Noman A
Bull, and Wc., by lot Of V. Pi,tlan being
the lot sold and conveyed to the late Dr.
Olveros by Mira. Maria l.. Neuffar bv her
deed dnted January 1872, and recorded il
book l2, page Is and ~ in tho regls.er.
o!!ice or.ha Cnnn.y.
Terms of sale-One Third Cash. and tho
Balance on a credit Of one and two wears
with interest from date of sale, Tic purchns-
er or purchasers to give Bond to the Clerk
oftllis Court for credit portion Of purcharc
money, with Mortgage Of the premises
purchased, in which Mortgage shall be in
serted covenant for resale in case Of the
breach Of the condition OF the bond. and in
case Of the house and LOT on The Northern
side Of Russell street (ahovc mentioned "o').
The premises shall be insured ut The cx-
pcnsc Of the purchaser, policy shall he
assigned to the Clerk Of this Court. the p,lr-
chaser shall also pay for papers and record
ing, and in case any purchaser or purcI,as-
crs fail to comply with the terms Of sale,
the premises purchased, in such instance
will be reSold on the next succeeding salss
day at such former rurchacrs risk.
Orangcburg &. H.,
Shcrin's Office l.. /. CAIN.
May Is, 1875. S. O.'C,
may .! q
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

It is with melancholy regret that We
announce the death, on "Wednesday
last, Of the only child OF Mr. G.. W.
Baxter. We extend to the bcrcavcd
family oursinccrc sympathics. Their
lost one was very interesting child,
and we know its absence, from the
family circle, wilI be borne with pam
and anguish by its parents.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

]. X. Elackman, Esq, fthc N,v*
"n" ND0rirr Was in attendance upon
the Court Of Sessions the present week
representing that paper lie was
bcsicgcd By those who wantcd>lim to
slandcr their supcriors. No wonder
he left before Court adjourned.
Blackman, We felt for YOU.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

The present Grand Jury is fear
less and faithful body, and We arc sat
is:icd that the committee appointed 10
investigate The affairs OF the county,
namely: Col. j. G. Edwards, j.
Wallace Cannon and George Wil-
tliams, will pcrlorm their whole duty
honestly.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
The lIirt OH The GOn-aree.

hN i!iht VII wv Nui;oNItt.
Columbia i; certainly becoming !,
city Of sensations. Sometimes they
come singI., like the Parker, and
lovely, and Sinal!s wonders, and
sometimes they come together, a: lii.
The county conimi. s;pncl3' Ii;sco AMI
the diamond Hash. but The latest sen
saiion is the discovery oi 4 gan. oi
colntci!r:tcr, within the wall: OF The
pcilitcntiaiy. II seems incredible that
we should, and Without our Knowledge
have upon The banks pi The Cun.arec
an ;'nNl.iary mint, a.,! yci such is t!lc
iAtt. For some time past. several
cigar dealers and other mcrc!,ants
found the number Of nir!.lcsin t!lci,
drawers on thcncrcasc. Tie rartes
presenting them wcre watched ana
louhd to he guards an,: others having
business with the pcnitcn,iary.
IN investigation held yesterday
disclosed the fact chat for some time
PAST United States nicl.Ic five cent
rclccs have been manufactured ut thc
above named penal ;iiution. The
Ea'ncs Of all Tie parties cnra-cL IN
ms ncfar!olis business have moi vel
hc.n mad" public. LII known, how
d
rscr, that George Thompson, Tic con
wet recently Iartionad. is the man
WHO Was discovered circulating, ;!:em
IN this city. Eut it i, impossible he
could nann;:,c,uro them u,lassis,cd
" is even rumorcd that somc OF tic
guards are mixed up in the business
There is but little doubt, ifany, tl.at
some Of the guards arc no better lhan
the criminals they watch over. Ii
was only on Saturday that one Of
them was sentenced 10 five years in
The institution for numbering Il con.
wet; another was t.icd at The last
session of the court for larceny. Ii
is but q few days since five otthc con
victs either connivcd with The guard
while out 1T work and were permitted
10 escape, or wh;c! is as bad, cut their
way, unarmc'l rs they were, through
Their armed gnarismcn. To This thcs
add the alros; incl edible crime, under
thc circumstances, Of countcrtci,inr.
The pubic mind is being prepared by
easy stages for anything up to a
general rc:olt. We trust Colonel L.
W. lnrmclc, the new superintendent.
vii put the screws down al cncc, and
reduce the disorder and negligence 50
painfully apparent TO u State Of The
most rigid discipline. lie can do it,
and The confidence Of the people in
his -'ttcrn.ination TO do it is mistaken.
Officers were on the track or
Thompson last night.
TIL. N!.w srEc!E.
Further evidence oilhc countcrscit
ing at The pc;liicntiary wis brought
TO light Yesterday, and thorough
inspection and investigation OF. Tie
prisoners and Ike buildings made hy
Gol. i'aGinc!c, the superintendent, and
Deputy United States Marshal Can
ton. The spurious coin was made
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
Sheriff S Sales,

.
By virtue Of suntlry Executions 10 mo III.
rcc:cd, will sell TO the highest bidder,
at Orangrhllrg &. H.. on The FIRST
MONDAY in June next, for cash, all
the right, Title and interest Of the Dc.
iendanlS in the following property, viz:
al that Lot with the building thereon in
The town of Or.nschnrg, fronting on street
running S"utl,ward from Main or Russell
street lnamc nnknnwn> from i puint nearly
opposite the Presbyterian Church loi mcas,i
ring ON said front 10 feet and measuring back
no feet, bounded North by lot Of Andrews
ana WIG, East on said street, Sontl, by lot
Of Tucker and wife (now Kirk Robinlson)
and West by lot of Livingston. Levied on
aS property OF James Cannon at the s,it Of
II. h. Rice.
0rangcbnrg G. H.,
Shrriii'S Olllcc, T.. I. CAIN,
May Il, 1870. S. O. C.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
4 .S.N.iLL GOLi..t YI!

Our efficient Clerk Of The Court,
whom the Grand Jury so highly
comp.lmentcd for the ncatncss, ai.sl
good order Of lis Office. WAS
carried before his Honor, N!ayor
Mosc'cy, on Wednesday last, for fight
ing III The streets, and fino,I one dol
lar. The Mayor considered lha! the
Clerk had been grossly slan;lcrcd hy
the party lie chas,iscl, and very pro
-pcrly placed: moderate fine uprnhim.
Considering Tie circumstances all
.Vyr ~ F.r f7ro, uso-
non given 70 Mr. Boliycr, We cannot
extend mnrh sympathy % the whip
ral party, Or wish lka, lis hat had
nos cone up into Tie air. MIR. E.
seat his adversnviv's barl; 10 Tie dust,
wiih one straight suckdula rcr from
his shoulder, w!icl @prai,,l his hand
slightly. Except lhis and the dollar
lie had 10 pay, he came out all
right.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
lT.lLL.itE G.i.N.NO.N-


Ills gentleman always has an eye
TO he Unrest Of his patrons, and never
allows his stock 10 run ,loNn. Ana
no bcll"" evidence ,f his success need
be waited ;han the Extensive use Ii
makes OF printers ink. Those who
sell great quantities Of goods, can al
ford to advertise, while those whose
customers are few and lar between,
cannot afford to spend money for .,d-
vcr;iSing, because their income is TOO
scanty. Cannon does Il lively bust
ness and like a progressive man, he
finds it profitable TO invest part Of
his profits in printers ink. And ii
pays him. Witness his success. and
you will say that his head IS level. lie
makes quick sales, and sells goods low.
'-ct one and Ill drop in and sec HIM
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

we regret to announce lie serious
Illness Of Mr Luther R:,n<,a!c, Il. his
rrsiavncc i'll this place. 1t is TO be
earnestly hoped that Il kind lrovi-
't',ncc will SPARE hin, Cor years vet 10
lis family, and l',mcrous friends.
.sS,:nrr wri'i'f= the above We learn that
Mr.. Il. j. Improving.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
AIeIsENsT'EssT'0Ess; saE,Si

BY virtue Of IN order Of ,hc Probate
Court will sell at tbs la.e residence, OF
Nary Zimmerman deceased. All HE person
III property OF said deceased, OH the Isl day of
June 1879. Consisting of Corn, Fodder,
Bacon, Lard, Wagon, Bees, Cooking Stove,
&c. i
Terms, Cash, on delivery.
May 10Th 1879. ..a
Tlios. z. RlcKENEACKnR,
Admir-.
may % 1875 II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Mr.. 9. 4. I:iIry, son Of ". +. ".
Riley, E.S'l., has returned from i'op:!,
krrlsic, y. y. whcrc he has hsen III
College. l!c graduated with much
credit TO linsrI.,, and is now ready ,
begin he ha'ile Of lir. Oh his own ac-
count. We "is! him success in his
contemplated undertaking.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
.B d IN o e. Ee u N
ROI}l.isT JENNY.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER
SUCCESSOR: or

belI'g convinced Of he necessity nf proc,rr-
ing Il larger STORE Tor my BUSINESS
and favorable Opportunity having bcc;,
sSran'ed nc to obtain such, hereby take tho
pleasure Of informing ny friends ana cu.-
TONERS, that they Will iin! nc nj ,nc BRICK
STORE formcly occupied b. Me.sis Koln
x br", where ''ls;rc.s w.!l lie pnncw.llya 1t
tended to in tic future.
may 22 1879 ON
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

The Ladies Of the Baptist congrc-
CATION continue their Ice cream lcs:i-
walls on Friday evenings at the Fire
mans Hall. Their object is good
one-to purchasr All organ for their
church, and We are glad to hear that
they arc making considerable pro
grcss.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

". Il. CROOk-
Can boast Of as ncata grocery store
as there is in any toxin in the State.
Ills groceries arc always fresh, aud
Just the kind for family purposes. His
motto is TO live and let live. Hence.
his customers never fail 10 get bar
gains at his store. Give him Il call
and save your money.
Among the cases disposed orduling
The recent term Of tho Circuit Court
was tn" case Of Dukes IS. DELAY.
which had become quite Il cuusc
rcfcbrt. The case had been on lhc
docket since 1872 am! numerous
issues both Of law anil fact wrrr
involved. The final decree was
rendered on Thursday May ,,h, by
which The defendants ditch Is to be
rc-opcncd, lie same having been kept
shut up by an order Of Injunction for
three years. Malcolm 1. Browning
Esq, represented tic defendant and
McsSrs lalar & Dihblc ior The plain
iii. The conduct ui',Ilc ease rrIicct-
Grcat credit upon the counsel un.ra"ed.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

stand .on main street.
Judge Reed WAS severe i'll nearly al
of his sentences. The Judge, very
properly, does not believe in milk
ard water justice.
A cation plant, seven or eight in
cl,ss high from the field Of Mr.. j. W.
Way has been laid upon our table
Who can bca; this?
The Installation Of Rev. G.. a.
lIough as Pastor Of the Lutheran
Church will .ukc place to.morrow,
any visitors will be welcomed Their
new Organ will be used for Tic first
tim. on that occasion.
Mrs. Ezckiel certainly deserves,
and we gratefully oIltr or thanks
for 4 lot Of fine carly cabbagcs sent
us the other day they to!mcd quite
an addition 10 our table, and were
highly enjoyed by all hands
See DIR. a. G. Dukes advertisement
or"Grccn's .huguSl Flower Wcarc
tod that il works wonders. Go anil
set Il sample vial at least, and while
you arc at the Doctors, sample his
soda water too. II is good.
~, ----,.-----------n- -'r---
The Ladies Of the Baptist congrc-
CATION continue their Ice cream ics:i-
val; on Friday evenings ut the Fire
mans Hall. Their object is Il good
onc-to purchasr All organ for their
church, and We arc glad to hear that
they arc making considerable pro
grcss.
The present Grand Jury is Il fear
less and faithful body, and We arc sat
Is!icd that the committee appointed TO
investigate The affairs OF the county,
namely: Col. j. G. Edwards, j.
Wallace Cannon and George Wil-
liamS, Will pcrIorm their whole duty
honestly.
we regret to announce lie serious
i!'ncSs of Nir Luther R:n~da!c, Il. his
frs'dvncc i'll this place. 1t is TO be
earnestly hoped that Il Kind provi-
'slrncc will #pare h,n Cor years yet 10
lis family, and nrmcrous friends
since wrii,f. Tie above wr lcar;, that
Mir. Il. = Improving.
~ :! = 7Aaip 7Sis-ip', 60 - -; l.s@i'
>t,rc iYpA w;th ruc. things rs suit,
'l'is customers and II moderate pricrs.
a'r. ,i'Arl;e l;:h:>!*, am, John
,;;rc is c"a'!.in;s, and are alwayr
ready anl willing 70 wai; ,iI,an huv-
crs- Mr. !<or:.;o;,n's cigar% arc excel
lent
7-------~..-cs,x~->
Nr. Q. \. l:ilry, onot' ". +. ".
R!lcy, E.S'l., has returned from ;'op:h-
krcl,sic, y. \. where he has h2en III
College. l!c graduated With much
credit TO hin,srI.. and is now really L,
begin he ha'ile Of lir. OH his own nc
count. We wish him success in his
contemplated undertaking.
j. X. Eackman, Esq, Of the Mars
"h" TD"|ifr WAS III attendance upol.
the Court Of Sessions The prcScn, week,
representing that paper. lie was
bcsicgcd BY those who wantcd,l.m to
slandcr their supcriors. No wonder
he left before Court adjourned.
Blackman, We felt for you.
1t is with melancholy regret that We
announce the death, on "Wednesday
last, Of the only child OF Mr. Ci. W.
Baxter. We extend to The bcrcavcd
family sincere sympathics. Their
lost one was a very intcrcstin Child,
and we know its absence, from the
family circle, will be borne with PAIN
and anguish by its parents.
---r--=.<-Sxz.1 >zzs,. ,r...-.-.---
". X. CROOK
Can boast Of us ncata grocery store
as there is in any toxin il the State.
lis groceries arc always fresh, aud
just the kind for family purposes. His
motto is 70 live and let live. Hence,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22
u O 9 a L..
We will publish the charges Of his
Honor Judge Reed, III our next issue.

We call sttel on to The advertise
ncnt Of the sale Ola fine business
stnnu ..on main street.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

The Installation Of Rev. G. a.
lIough as Pastor Of the lutheran
Church will .akc place to- morrow,
any visitors will be welcomed. Their
new Organ will be used for Tic first
tim. on that occasion.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Judge Reed WAS severe i'll nearly all
Of his sentences. the Judge, very
properly, does not believe in milk
ard water Justice.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

~ cation plant, seven or eight in
cl,sS high from the field Of Mr.. j. W.
Way has been laid upon our table.
Who can bcu. this?
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Sec DR. 4. G. Dukes advertisement
Of l"Grccn's .lugust Flower We are
told HAT ii works wonders. Go AMI
set II sample vial at least, and while
you arc at the Doctors, sample his
soda water too. II is GOOD.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-22

Mrs. Ezekiel certainly deserves,
and we gratefully oIltr or thanks
for 4 lot Of fine carly c;,bbagcs sent
us the other day they tu.mcd quite
an addition 10 our table, and were
lirhIy cnnycl hY al hnnlS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02
Sex i'm Conversation.

The old-time complaint of men regard
ing the burden of ladies in general conver
sation is mostly obsolete. In u day wo-
men, on the whole, talk in society quite
As well as men. They are not quite sc ep-
dramatic, and sometimes lack condensa-
ton, but they are decidedly more spright-
ly. and tell any story which requires quiet
dramatic expression a good deal better.
Their grand defect in conversation is
obligingness. II the subject started is a
bore to him, or one he knows nothing
about, the man will change il or be silent
but a roman will often 20 on, out of mere
obligingness. with n show of interest
which is visibly pretense, and a series Of
replies which are vapid as white of egg.
No man talks rs badly rs most women on
subjects they care nothing about, for no
man who. under those circumstances, talks
at all, hesitates TO be n little bitter-and
vanilla, be IL nice DR. not, has ut worst
more flav0rs than cream-cheese. But the
serene, equablc flow OF women's talk
helps nightly TO prevent conversation
from degenerating into Intellectual duel
~ing-which, though amusing for two min
utes, Is a WEAKNESS at five, and to be per.
feet should b. arrested after two shots
each. Women, moreover, wake up talka-
tiveness In the men-an attribute Of the
sex which Is too often overlooked.-Es-
change.