Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-03
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL g., 1875. 4 "
Some Hard blowing.

For mcanncss, vulgarity, nasliness
and; general cusscdncss. commend us
to a genuine March day, such as We'd
ncsdDy, for, instance. Like n sneak
| tl,ief Or faEey nickpockct, it first made
lts appearance, all suiiuscd witllsmiles
and stih$hine and approached us with,
MANY promises of pleasant and agree.
Table day. Just rs the little misses
we're all ontheir way 10 school With
their flaxen curls nicely brushed back
and carelcssly gathered with !, ribbon:
1.-THE little boys with their round about
sjackets, chubby faces, and everybody
stirring about witha'a consciousness i
l5thao spring was surely upon us, The
Ainsidious monster, taking advantage Of
athc severity with whicl1.ull animated
Snatnrc regarded his propitious atlvent,
Hit whips, ...aronnd, begins blowing like
I.ne Yerytmlschief In ashort time it
I|got up apericct gale; old blinds and
3Partltlon doors got OH IL hig', irolic and
EP;a'nI!g5tel and slammed like Il lot ot'wilslZ-
ElR|!nllllapes. The wind b!eMgasgslgIIIsI J
te,I;s ali sSsE elT5ci, piinr ur,! thor; :,
|SR u : g ne pieces Of ;nimnfa,I III eni; y u
]aSd D. 2 l'lmnIpzinc. = Some were t,l e".,cs -,
ha waited along through The murk y !.
:ss,ravr'ssr srs o. "a dust and were lest ta,-s,rr
/ ddanESr' ana arc nov supea5o be
| sI1 sSari'!s q amid the iSIuesa play
1l}odies bcyontt rfle Efcs. 80 SlasasI
3HI7A number Of old latlics are missinn
f1b,i here and there can he picked up
lReces Of lace caps, spectacle frames,
Ittt.l,ess slippers md triangular capcs,
Showing that the loss an,ong them was
t5ysry great. Aged gentlemen had ,hcir
lesss lless blowed completely of and the
;trqgmcnts of ihei. oil roots Of de
,gYed teeth blown away. Inonc
inftance one old gentleman WAS blown
over the kimbnll House and nus never
baan heard from since The wind car.
rldit away all theEnacadlmised por-
Tins -oi Broad street, and tlinging the
sfAles with such force ut the passcrs
bySas rs kill quite a liu.nl,cr of'ueSroes.
,Wlt0.had clnng to lamp posts for safety
Fro clerks along Whitehall street had
llahsiiSSssshkads blown nfiwiihout IN 5'eXs cXls
Z; Sa y scie IiptsnBl.p
q s6 sairsil i y ltileT
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skull and splits thcirl,eatfs oPssi, S md
tho brains werc'scal tered ALI over tic
top OF the car she'd III, Il coat two
lnGhcs thick. Their remains were car
ried{ over Stone Mountains and left in
the centre Of Gwinnc:t county. Ono |,
lislj girl with II vun,honnct had the
sklE whipped into shrc,Is and the
shrhs whipped Ter eyes ouland she
wiz sent TO the blind asylum. The
railroad committee from Ether. county
wM blown oil the track and the heels
otlthcir socks torn out. John James
MI, alajor Crane had twothirds Of
thfr mustachc Carried away, and they
!otied the remaining hairs III James
b'tk vault for sa!e keeping. The
wiHI rlnycd St.Patrick's day in the
mohing III the telegraph wires and
thelproccssion Of lrisI,mcn marched to
the tune Of the music. Tie bridge on
Brad street Topped about like skcin
OF yarn swung over Il bed post or II
wcttuwcl hung over II bush. Mcator's
hose and dray, left OH the street, we're
bl1yn oil tep,fh,nd crashed through IN
adjoining fb1lfaing house and settling
dorn in room where drunk NM:
wei sleeping, awokc him and seeing The
'szstsss EsASsssc imagined lie had nnight mare, !
s screamed. terrible. The cannop,
|sA attic Barracks had thsil
s>ssls the breeze snssAsiss 1900
EsszssE:sS "a " burst all