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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19
lFrom the New York Tribune. I
Ref0Gm in South Carolina.

The movement begun by Gov.
Chamberlain Of South Carolina in the
name Of Reform continues to excite
comment, with great division Of opin-
ion rs 10 is scope, purpose, and pro-
bablc issue. In the Columbia letter,
given on another page, staff CORES
pondcnt Of the 7'ribuac concludes his
history of this movement, and reviews
the present phases Of politica! scnti-
ment in South Carolina Gov. Cham
bcrlain would seem to have fought a
good fight against the corruptionists,
winning in almost every battle, al
though the enemy was bold, confident
and INSCRIPTIONS. Thus far his al
ministration has been mark ID hy
series Of surprises, which have been
agreeable TO none more than to those
who opposed his election on the ground
Of his reputcd questionable relations
with the robber gang who reduced the
State to bankruptcy and made its
name hyword in the politics Of the
country. It is a good sign that the
leaders Of this gang are now his bitter
enemies. 1do has only to pcrsevcrc,
and with the hearty cooperation Of
the Conservatives and honest Repub-
licans, South Carolina may be redeem
ed.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1875

wooden leg which has no springs. He
tells the story himself with much ami
nation; but thinks it little hard
that the deacons tried to expcl him
from that church for induIging in pro
fame layity during service IKar
AdciC,.
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A Common Thought

Somewhere OH this earthly planet,
In the dust of flowers to be,
In The dewdrops, in the sunshine,
Sleeps solemn day for me.
At this wakcfill hour OF midnight.
behold it dawn in mist,
And | hear sound of sobbing
Through the darkness hist Oh, hist
In dim and murky chamber,
! ain breathing life away
Some one draws curtain softly
And l watch the broadening day.
rs it puppies in the zenith,
AS il briglitcns on the lawn.
There's hush Of death about me
And whisper, lie is gone
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19

IwO CITIES AID SIXTEEN THOUSAND
PERSONS DESTROYED DE
MON OF TIE ANDES "A VcI.CASIc
ERUPTION.
Havana, June l2.-Ncws by the
way Of St. Thomas reports terrible
earthquake in New Granada. The
destruction wasgrcatcst in the Valley
OF Cucuta. 1t is stated that sixteen
thous nd lives were lost.
81 say, Mr.. Smithcrs," said Mrs.
Smithcrs to her husband, "didn': ]
hear You down in tlrc Kitchen kissing
the cook = "My dcar,' replied
Smithers blandly, permit nc to in
s'st upon my RICH. to be reasonably
ignorant l really cannot say what
you may have heard" "But wasn't
you down thcra kissing the cook ?"
My dear, really cannot recollect.
! only remember going into the kitch-
ell ana coming out again. | may
have been there, and trom " hni YOU
say infer | was. But I cannot re-
collect just what occurred" "Rut,""
persisted the ruthless cross examiner,
what did Jane mean when she said,
oh i! Smithers, don't kiss so loud, or
tie old shc-dragon up stairs will hear
us 2" well" said SmithcrS, in his
blandcst tones, 81 cannot remember
What Interpretation ] did put on The
words at the time. they are not my
words. YOU must remember" Ec.
20, mamma" said dear little girl
OF nine summers, rs she ran into the
maternal presence, while / was skip
ping outside on the sidewalk, such n
kind. pleasant gentleman came up to
where Magic, and Sadie, ard nc we're
Skipping and gave us each some
candy, and told us 10 20 on skipping,
and said that ifany little girl could
skip $50 times he'd give her parents
pretty rosewood hox. all lined with
white sptin, with glass cover and
silver landles, and her namc on Il
silver Hate. And I'm n going totry
and set that nice box for you, nam
ma, and the gentleman said when l
had skipped $50 times, for you and
papn L call at his Office and lot him
know. Tic said he was corner, hnt
| suppose he meant his oGico was on
the comer, for how could a man bc y
coracrS'
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ESTATE NOTICh,.

al persons having demand. against the
Estate OF the lato OLlNlA NJ. KEN,
HEkLl, deceased, are requested to present
their claims, properly Rtteste'l. TO The under,
signed; and all pcrsona indebted to a.i.l
Estate are required to make immediate
pavmcnt to
JOHN p. FOGLE,
Qualified Administrator,
Nrangehnrg, S. G., June 3, 1875.
iupc q 1873 In,
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Tho Grand .tury Of Barnwcll Coum
ty, report in their prcscntment, that
the raupors i'll the poor house have
had no rations for five weeks and arc
necessarily suffering. We should
think so. We had ouss stopped once
i'll the army forty eight hours, but we
never tried it five weeks,
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a fashionable but illitcra,c New
York lady, traveller on The Conti-
nent writes to IL friend that sho has
justsccn the museum Of iniquitics in
Genoa, and she does think it is per
tcctly splendid,
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4 Palitc Wom:.n.

The other day lady reached the
railroad depot just as the train on
,:H9!eh she desired to depart moved
- asshs : stpod =; gazing at tho
traln' her eyes fu'iof tenrs genr,t
man arrived ut the depot on run,
with vaise in hand his coat Oh his
arm, and face streaming Will, pcrspi-
ration. lie also was after that train,
but las was 100 late. AS he looked
anSiously after the train now moving
swiftly away. he sat down on his va
l'sc wiped his face, and vory delibe-
ratcly said: 'D-m that train. !. The
lady heard it, and smiling on him
with all her sweetness, her face light
ell up with a heavenly glow MS sh,
whispered. Thank you, SIR
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19

AS they entered dry goods store
yesterday you would have said that
love dwelt in both hearts and that n
dove ofpcace rested on every shinglc
on the roof Of their abiding place. She
saw Il lovely dress and she begged him
to buy, but he replied: II can't ,lar.
ling, not before next week" Cant
you, dear" she smiled. "Wcll, | will
wait" They had hardly passed out
Of the d or before he said: I'D like
to sec myself getting thnt dress Y And
sho answorod "You couldn't buy
one sidc of it, and if you coull you
a:e too stingy and mean to 10 it r
DctroH Free Press.
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Whcna man mistakes the height Of
a cla:r no is going to occupy, by
about an inch and n half. il is remark
able the amount Of momentum 10 will
acquire making that little distance.
lie will strike the chair with nearly
as much force rs if he had sut down on
it from lie root ol'a two story build.
ing.
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NJ GTTCE is hereby given of
DENTAL d NOTICE

ENTAIL NOTICE
TIE undersigned takes pleasure in an
nonncing to his many friends and patrons
that he has permanently located at Orange
burg, c. Is. c., where he will devote his
entire time, from every Monday till Saturday
noon to the
PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
III all its Departments. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed i'll all operations entrustedto his
care. Charges very moderate.
Office at DR. Fersner's old stand over Will
cocks Store.
A. III. sNIDER, d. s.
l.. s. WOLFE.
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NU UM4BER Is
Iteuss

A revolver the-The earth.
r. health lifl-The elevator.
A shocking scene Kerosene.
Go t" work shoults he all the 60.
a wife's secret t-hcs opinion Of her
husband
Where to go when short of money
go to work.
Heaven from all creatures hides Tie
book of Gats.
The corpse of friendship is net
worth entertaining.
A Sunday school teacher recently
told lis class that Jeremiah was the
first prince Of Walls.
'Eq'c hair of lady in Montpelier,
VI. turnelzwEitc in 81 single night.
She fell into -four barrel.
Matte Smith Of Chcsuncook, Mass.
stabbed herself with n penknife be-
causo ho' young man would mot wait
for her at the front gate.
It issai,l that q pious man who can
drive baIky horse ten miles without
being set mck ten years in his religion
is ripe enough for !, better world.
fla man really wants to find out
what's in hin let him go to sea. Tho
first rough weather will generally en-
able him to ascertain il.
y Colorado tombstone remarks:
lie was young,
IIcwas fair,
But the Inguns
Raised his hair.
Mississippi is singularly blessed in
some respects. A traveller there saws
some Of tho land in that State that n
disturbance could not be raised on
it.
'Spring's coming exclaimed al en-
thusiastic the other day. i saw a
red headed woman pccling potatoes
inthe backyard, and singing like
mnckin-s gale
FassA Milwaukee wife says that before
! .,aalalaE Iigppas angel
Lucy, henveE above knows the depvM
Of my love for you, but after marriage
she found bottom very quickly.
Women give evidence in court in
Carrolton, Ga, with a pistol buckled
around their waists. Their evidence
is never questioned by the lawyers in
:hat locality.
When a man dies and leaves
nice young widow with plenty of mon
ey, and you sec her walking out with
the executor on Sunday afternoon q
change is imminent.
A Boston auctioneer has in his pos.
session ali umbrella seventy two years
old. It was built in England. Poets
are requested to limit their con,ribu,
tions to three stanzas.
Alahnmians arc very prompt in
III paying bets which. have been lost
on horse races, but when it comes to
settling for pew rent, they get mad it
they are pushed.
a lady wants to know what is tile
meaning Of ante and pass the buck
Her matrimonial companion uses it
IN his dreams, and sho is afraid it in,
dicates typhoid fever,
a business man i'll Wntcrtown, N.
\, is named Tnbhs, and every time
he slips down. the little boys begin,
Every tub must stand on its
an'! then Tuobs gets up aud the boys
run.
Schuyler Colfax wont .,ttonl a cir.
Gus. but he takes tho children aud
PAGES slowly nronnd tho canvas TINT
they may hear tho songs OF the clown
and the glyl voice Of lhe trick mule
Dcir0h Ircas.
a Dubuque printer received the
tal!nYing note from his girl: 'May 1
get yppkcd out Of bed at midnite ~.
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An old yet good story is told Of IN
hotel Keeper, who engaged hand
some, well dressed harman, who par
ted his hair in The middle and wore
a diamond ring. In two years there
after the hotel keeper became insol
vent. his establishment was sold by
the aucti"nc:r, and the purchaser WAS
none other than the barman, Out of
compassion he engaged his old en-.
ploycr to compound the naidious
cock tail and the soothing smash. In
two years more the whirligig of time
haa brought about his revenge, and
the hotel was again sold. This time
the first proprietor bought it back.
t'ut he did not rc.ongage the burman.
TovclrISG.-Thc following forcible
appeal closed the argument OF the
colored attorney for the defence in the
murder case, Yesterday When Cain
k'llsd Abel, God pronounced scvcnfold
vcnSin on whose should kill him.
Therefore gentlemen Of The Jury, |
ask You ior ~ scriptical verdict for
these defendants in the dockit.' And
they got it,
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Terrible Earthquake in South America,

Two CITIES ASD SIXTEEN THOUSAND
PERSONS DESTROYER TIE DE
MON or TIE ANDES a Vcl.cASIc
ERUPTION.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-06-19

Havana, June 12.-Ncws by the
way Of St. Thomas reports terrible
earthquake in New Granada. The
destruction wasgrcatcst in the Valley
Of Cucuta. 1t is stated that sixteen
thous nd lives were lost.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06
ANOTHER DOSE.

Are we never to get out OF the hog
walIow Of obscene filth and slushy moral
sentiment that has been kept up for near
" three years under the name Of 1.-The
Beecher Scandal 2" Now we have the
spectacle of Mrs. Moulton appearing in
a house supposed to be dedicated TO
Gods service and in the
presence OF suppositionary religious
body going over charge Of adultery and
perjuring against that church's pastor.
Twas a sight to make devils laugh and
good. pure men and women blush for
shame that the holiness OF Gods sanctu-
airy should thus be profaned. Another
telegraphic dispatch informs us the
i" Brooklyn Association Of Congregation
al Ministers " has taken action which
will in all probability revive the scandal.
When the unfortunate jury disagreed last
July every respectable journalist in the
county drew sigh of relief, but like
Harlequin in the pantomine 81 Here we
are again and il will, like enough, be
rehashed and warmed over and set up
before public already overloaded with
nastiness as sort VI Winter relish. IT'S
a possibility that before we are through
with it the whole mess will be set to
music and put on the stage as an opera
bouffe. 'Twonld take il the tunes were
lively, o Ia "Grand Duchesse." There
are some striking and effective scene'
that could be worked up to great advan
tage. few lively French airs, can
can and double clog dance by Beeche
and the Tiltoness could be introduced
and if properly mounted on the stag
'twould run hundred nights. Where
Offenbach ? In the meantime alas 10
religion and its ministers when such EN-
bodiments of lechery, hypocrisy an
cunning are held up as opponents OF tn
doctrine Of the Redeemer.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

INSANITY AT THE ANTIPoDEs.--A series
of statistics have recently been jointly
prepared in London, England, and Mel
bourne, Australia, which shows that in
sanity prevails to q frightful extent on
the Australian continent, especially in
South Australia, with its population OF
200, 1000. The statistics referred to say:
"In 1861 there were 161 inmates of asy-
lums in South Australia, being one to
$50 inhabitants. In 1870 they numbered
3O7, and at the close OF 1871 there were
as many as 324, or one to 524 Of the pop
ulation. These figures do not represent
the entire list OF the insane, but include
only madmen and other inmates Of the
asylums. The cause Of this great prev.
alence Of insanity can only be surmised,
"a no authoritative explanation can be
given. DR.. Patterson, Director OF the
Insane Asylum at Adelaide, does no
think that alcohol is the principal cause
One explanation is that it is produced b.
the weakening effects Of the climate, ant
by the restless, anxious lives led by thu
English colonists, who are often mad
mad by repeated failures in business.
The latter explanation will hardl.
suffice. There is as much restless anxi
ETY. in tho lives OF Americans, particu
larry residents of this coast, Us in an
part Of the world. The cause OF sucl
mental action is probably due to climat
and kindred effects.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

les. IL alive to her own interests, will
have at least one representative in the
great convention that meets at 81. Louis
on Thanksgiving day, for from its POSI-
ton all this railroad enterprise must have
a most wonderful effect on the future o.
that city. In this latter connection u Is
lust possible that Colonel Tom Scott and
Senator Jones may yet hit it of together
and form a junction OF their roads some
where in the Valley OF the Colorado be-
,uesr the Needles and Callville.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made ON the 18th
day Of September, 1875, so many shares Of each
parcel Of said stock as may be necessary will
Company, No. 4l8 California street lover the
once of the Union Insurance Company. San
Francisco, California, on Wednesday, the
a4th day of November, 1875, at the hour of
eleven O'Clock a. m. Of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with
costa of Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
T.W. C0LBURN. Secretary.
Ofhce-Rooms over the office Of the Union In
sursnce Company. No. AS California street. San
Francii co, California. n5.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

A writer in the Richmond Wing gives
some interesting "reminiscences OF otone-
wall Jackson while at West Point. The
following will illustrate the infiexible de-
termination OF the man. He had rough
time in the academy at first, for his want
Of previous training placed him at . dis
advantage, and IL was all he could DO 10
pass his first examination. We we're study
ing algebra, and maybe analytical Geome-
try, that Winter, and jackson was very low
in his class standing. All lights were
put out at taps but just before the
signal be would pile his CRATE up with
the anthracite coal, and, lying prone
before II on the floor. would work away
at his lessons by the glare OF the fire,
which scorohsd his very brain, till q late
hour in the night"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06
A CORRESPONDENT OF the Carson Tribune


has been doing Reno. OF the Nevada
State Prison he says:
1t is the sicksst thing we ever saw.
Oh, what monstrous humbug Is that
new State Prison We expected to see
wall at least ten feet high surrounding
the entire ground; but alas, and alack a
day there was naught but little dwarf
wall, and at the west end OF the ground
wall about fifteen feet high and fifty
feet long. The location of the ground ia
the most bleak and unpleasant in the
State OF Nevada, and there is not a re-
deeming feature in the whole arrange
ment. We will wager two bits worth OF
silver spoons that never State Prison
goes up ON that ground, and that before
another year shall have passed away
some provident rancher will be using TIT
premises as corral.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

Meadow Valley Mining Company
Lincoln county, Nevada. -Notice.-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF assessment mo. 81 levied on
the 18th day of September. 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respect
i've shareholders, as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

Thos. E. Hager has been appointed
postmaster at Battle Mountain, Lander
county, Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

J. NJ. Singer. the inventor of the
Singer sewing machine, lately deceased,
left three wives, twenty-eight children
and $l3, 0OO. 900. and now there is every
prospect Of some legal fees in lawyers
pockets
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

JUsr received full assortment OF the
finest brands OF imported cigars. among
which are the popular brands Bouquet
and Garcia; we'll known to old smokers.
RoLLA V. Watt, at Lees drug store. II
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

Philadelphia is the bss! advertised city
in the world. II has long been playing
second fiddle TO New York but the Gen.
tennial will give it stimulating impetus
that will have wonderful effect on its
progress as the present extensive adver-
tisement has on its prospects. The Lon
don Cosmopolitan discussing the now
notorious city says: "One year ago there
was 80 little knowledge of Philadelphia
in Europe that thousands. even in Great
Britain, could not tell whether it was in
North or South America; there is now no
city on the globe much better known in
Europe than Philadelphia, and no mod
ern enterprise more favorably considered
than the Philadelphia exhibition" All
of which is as 1t should be.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

1t Is definitely announced that Fred
erick William, the Crown Prince of
Prussia. will visit Philadelphia in an
eighteen gun ship next summer. This
is good news for the New York and Phil
adelphia breweries. The two cities have
German population of 100000, and
how the lager will flow. Carl Sentz is
nearly crazy drilling his orchestra on
ode Wacht am Rhein.''
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

San Francisco will have to put up
pretty freely during the present month
to rebuild the burned hosting works of
the Bonanza.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

The people of Virginia, Gold Hill,
Carson and Reno are in earnest in their
efforts to rid that section of the devilish
incendiaries. The press is unanimous
in their delicate hints to those creatures
to vacate or prepare for short shriit, Tho
Carson Tribune on this subject says:
ave would be sorry to know that any
one had upjustly suffered, but if this
state Of thing continues, there are sew
eral dozen characters about here whose
earthly Baskets will shortly be converted
into 80 many carcasses unless they vanish
between some setting and rising sun. "
The climate of Nevada will be very un-
healthy for individuals guilty of arson
for some time to come and the citizens OF
Virginia and other points would assured.
ly be justified in stringing up q bastard
caught in the act.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

Phil Sheridan has sent 500 army over
coats to Virginia City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

Massachusetts, is sending calicoes and
cotton stuffs to England.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

The Virginia Chronicle calls for faia
Fire Department
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06
BEST WINES,
LIQUORS. Etc.

vJNHIS Is DESERyEDLY A PLACE OF GEN
ERAL resort by all who indulge in a
Social Glass. Give him call
my27.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-06

The San Francisco Chinese contributed
literally to the Virginia City Relief fund.
, 1875-06-15

10 1t EYkor Of Tht G.htcaas Tribune:
Cu1oA,o, june tA.-Why do tho police allow
eucl. IN establishment "a that At No. l18 South
Ctark stre VII IL there no law Which can shut
thom up7 ! lhayo boen Watching tho place for
more than 4 woek, and havo found out how they
do tho busn Gus. Tic xopasa they have are all
too wall known to the public. Thoy ehouIl cer~
katnly change them II thoy wsnt TO make auo-
cess- A tow nights ago WAS in tho place for
few Moments .nnd tho auctoneoFw Was crylug bids
On WATCH. lie remarked that, It the person
purchasing II was npt satisfied hs could briug the
wstcl, back to tho Htoro No, ITO Canal street
(aud ther correcting himself) No. Ito CLARK
atrset, mud get hiA money baok. 11e was right
when he nlade us!stako aud told whore he was
;fosmarly, for Il vsa GU Canal Attsatt WolL tho
watch ~as sold ito a roper~ia} for ti5 lie
offered to loaye dal'osit Of Sls, and would pay
tho balance ou the following Saturday. OF
coursa this would not do, 10 tho watch vas put
aslds. aud something otBc put up iwas in thore
night Or 70 aftor, when homa oounafym2u
bought . watch aud paid *so ~ dspeslt,
aud tonight Baw tue ur,ne roper bid &5t for i
watch, and offer TO Ieays deposit Of 318 aud
pAy tha balance npAt Thursday. Thoy would not
lake ii; hut, Il It hsd boen ~ outsider, how
| quick they would have grabbed tho money. l
| spoka With gentleman ~ ! want out. and hs
| related th4 following as htH eIpsTlauuo iu tbs
| Canal stree: diyo, aud hs roaogutza.i both the
| ropaea - the ones who Nefe formerly 10 Canal
sLseb sad ware tor ! ~hile on Aadtson.
between Filth ayeuas aad IARAus, ue
said hluself aud frisna sals pAsslna