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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

improvements During the last, few
months there hav e been quite Q number OF
houses erected IN this city, and several are
at present in course OF erection. Iahlng
these and the repairs upon the d'nerent
streets into considerations. eur CITY can ooas.
Of great progress In Its improvements
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8nIlnloltd 1isllattlt,
Ras. THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATGf'
rs LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRcUa
LATroN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~
TUESDAY. FEBguARY .a5, 1879.
wEATHER REpoRT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States. Increasing csoudiness. with snow
or. rain, winds generally from, the southeast
to the southwest; falling barometer during
Tuesday with slowly rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, southerly to westerly winds, falling
barometer, stationary or slight rise In tenn
perature, partly cloudy weather, and possi.
bly occasional rain. %Ss.'5- '' #s
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Mayors Court.-Mayor. Clarke. disposed
OF the following cases yesterday:
Henry Ellis, driver for Louis Bossieux,
was fined 81 for driving over the sidewalk
Pank Green and Hay r!et Jackson, forabu-
sing Maria Coleman, were sent TO jail forsix
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mild during the day. AT night
it was threatening, with light rain. II 81.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY = @ A. NJ, 80; +;
Am. 45; noon. a63; 8 p. NJ, 81; 6 T.
~, 55; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature. 80 1-6.
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4 VIRGINIA Press ASSOCIATION The fifth
annuai convention of the Virginia Press
Association will be held AT 10 o'clock this
iVucaday} morning, at, Lafay yette Hall,
corner oi, Bank md Ninth streets, All
members Ia the city are requested 10 De
promptly In attendance Of the time desig-
mated. ss,s3s5 .,s
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NoT1cE-To ToDAccoyIsTs-w desire to can
special attention. of1obacconfsts to ouEi large aud
attractive break OF both old and new GaYss and
bright Tobacco at Cenire Warehouse TO-DAY at 1z
O'clock EfEl, SIMMER G WATNJNs, X
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NEW GOODS, NEW. ,sso,soDD,,s.

41s BLACK and CoLoRED CAs1lsfEEzs,. :,s:f
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPAsIs,
PEEcALEs, CAMBRrcs,
HASDxEgcHIRFs. LINENS, Hosiery,
JEwELgY, WRrTIys-PAPEBsJ gen
i. UNDEE-GARatESTs, 8 go,
and other goods for the present season. at
~ 80 z 'I'11 t-. 40 LEVY BrsvnERs
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s3-TWO HUNDRED PIECES BROWN
NoitoN' slightly damaged by .water-each piece
soatainng from 40 TO so yards-to be sold at $1.4S
apiece at
le1s f,otJ1N ppoTuERs,
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NJ. ELLYscN & CO., advertising agents, insert ad.
vertsements in aIiof the newspapers Of the Unitse
Ses as publishers rates. Orders left ct the DIS
patch countinz-room will receive prompt st.en
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"AMBER" WHIsKEY, sold by W. D. BLAIn &
Co.. At So per gallon, Including State TAX is good,
sound, pure whiskey. il ,:D 3 .s,a.E @al -
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. AUCTION SALES THEKS DAY.

.,Rs- On all sales OF Real Estate made bet.ees
the 1St Of January and last OF June tbs td1esSe
the present gear haze to bepaid on the purchases
On all SGteR made betlDee7t the lst of Jnty las
Of the year the tares hape to be paid 6y TIE seller
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by the real estate agents I'm Richmond, and ap,
plies to Richmond and yieinity.1 :
j. THOMPSON BROWN, ~ P. II, small framed
house and lot on Duval street. ........
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. Dr., furniture, sc.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your printing dogs the
DISPATCH PRrNTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction zuarantoef. nj .2gt -
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a-C0D-LIVER OIL.
MEADE Il BAKERS
aEDlCIEALLY PURE.

We have the testimony ef physicians who pre-.
NJ ana Of patients who have taken It, that 1T
= MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
AoSE EASILY AssI,llLAgED THAN ANY OTHER
w. %e.. MEADE 6 BAKER, Z
q Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
Ap 10 s9l9 Maiu street. Richmond. Va. 0
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CROQUET,
CROQUET! CROQUET
FOR SALE NJ
ELLYSON & YANCEY,
ll12 MAIN STREET.

Our line Of CROQUkT is very complete en-
bracing all the latest styles, and is much cheaper
than ever before offered in this market. Each ses'
except the Excelsior, contains EIGHT BALLS
and MALLETs, TWO STAKES, and ZEN ARCH
Es, nicely packed in s,rong-hinged boxes; t
ExCELsIog og.-HARD-W WOOD, 8 E ET-s'x- handed
game; complete IN box, 81. ...5...7lI
No. ,x-HARD-YOoD SET -eighs-handed game
complete IN box. $l.25. ar .,.,,
No. HARD MAPLE sET-eight- handed game
complete IN box, 90.
NO. lo:-GENUINE IMPORTED TURKEY box
WOOD SET; very elegant and durable; eight
handed game. complete, sl,. = DS.5,.. ~
Inaddincn to The above we have cRoc. UET 4,
$3.50, s2.55, ss.75, and 90. i'i3 .ty& l.fii5'sF
Upon receipt Of 80 cents addislonal any set wii
bs. sent to any part of Virginia, West Virginia.
North Carolina, freight or express patd.g Dc1s 7
l. a!i d 9,s-g ELLYsoN Il YANCEY,4 :
~ Il h st5 ! II Boaksella.fs and stationers, !.
fe2A -,,a.,n ILL., Main street. J;
Il
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Gentleaaen win fDd large. assortment OF FUR.
NIsHISc GOODS. and at !ow prices, at
= p. 49, LEVY BRsEaKRs'
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amber " WEIsEDY.-We retail this pure RYE
WHIsKEY at SO per gallon, including Sta,stax.
s'E tsst - ~ w. u. BLAZE S co. $
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IT TIE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE !!
COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE BECOME THE PURCHASERS OF OVER
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
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sfycfibnsrf for March and Ledger and Asas
York scr this week sessIysai fsoal
Elfyscn q Yancey, I1I2 Masa ss15s
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DAMAGED By WATER Only AT THE GREAT FIRE
IN NEW YORK.
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A T MEADE & BAKERS
DRUGSTORE

DRUGSTORE
ArR-CUSHIOl rs FOR INvALIDS. ~
AHs-PILLoYis IS FOR TRAVELLERS, -
HOT-WATE r BAGS. 7--..sr }S&sa
ICE BAGS JiOR THE HEAD, fasET
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS, -
SOFT-RU BIER BED-PANS, 80
TRAVEL .LING-FLASkS, .s
SPONGJ .-BAGS, 3
POCKF .T-STOYES,
HORS E-fIAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLES II BRUSHES,
roo CkET-IGHALERS,
STF F.AM-INHALEaS,
TB ROAT-ATOMIZEKS,
NASAL DOUCHES,
..lBDOsflNAL-SUPP0R l"a
HARD-RUBBER TBUSSES, otiH
g FEYER-TERM0METER ;@ss
GALyANIC-EATTERI "= laa'
And all SURGICAL and nsi#G
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold af ~!
~. MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
au97 @8+ = aIS Main street
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TOR RENT, THE CORNER, ONEMa
L OF THOSE NICE STOCK-BRICk. IRON-AiJ
yERANDA DWELLINGS southwest corner OF
TWENTY Fourth and Marshall streets, conf aiming
eight rooms, gas, water, bath, and all the modcra
convenienccs; one of the most perfect houses on
Church Hill, aud has probably more conyenielces
Than any house OF Its size in the city, Rent very
- - @1:' ROBERT II. LYME,
IN 90 o, ......r..-z. ....- 1912 Main street.
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EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEG:as
L DETACHED BRICK DWELLING lately I'll
occupied by Captain r. G. Coshlan, ON twenty
fourth between Sroad and Marshall streets; con
tanning about eight rooms gas, water, ana az tie
conyeniences. Apply to ROBERT p: LYME.
fe oo.3t .r 1912 Main street.
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These goods were purchased ut a great sacrifice
and viii be offered at q small advance. They con.
sst In part of -.@
WHITE aad CoLoRED TABLE DAMAsk;
LINEN and COTTON SHEETiNG and SHIRT.
ING; @4 ~
PRINTS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS;
LINEN DIAPER = 80 m;
DRESS LINENS, LINEN DRILLs;. ..-&
BLAz LINENS;
FURNITURE LINENS, in plain and fancy;
TABLE-CovERs, sHIRTING-LlNENs, r.
TOWELS, HAMBURGER EsIBBOIDERIES,
TABLE NAPKINS, ..@
and many other goods.
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PERSONAL

The Attorney General left for DanriIle
Yesterday to be present at the opening Of
Judge Riyes's court and to look after the
interest OF the State in connection with the
trial of the Reynolds es.
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CLEKICAL,

Mr. George v. Moncure, member OF the
House from Stafford county, and an excel
lent gentleman, has been appointed 10 "a
clerkship in the Second Auditors office.
he succeeds MIR. Dennison. .f<.,.,- 2.
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GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Their store has recently been refitted and yer5
much enlarged that the heretofore Inconvenience
experienced by being too dense win be in greater
part obvlated. fe Is
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Eg ONE HUNDRED NEW PAT
TERMS of HAMBURG EDGlNGS and INSERT
lNGS.
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY EDGINGS in
great variety, very cheap.
CAsn's COVENTRY RUFFLINGs at lower
prices than ever.
WIRE and BRISTLE R.BRUSHES.
CLOTHES-BRUsHEs,
COMES of every description,
POCKET-BOOKS, PURSES,
MEMORANDA. BOOKS,
RUFFLES, RUFFLINGS, s.s....
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, at
fels LEVY BROTHERS..
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COHEN BROTHERS would also state that they
art row receiving heavy shipments of i.
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- WATERPROOF CLoAKs TO BE

szy~ WATERPROOF CLOAKS TO BE
sold at one half Of regular prices;
IT,
BEAygR-CLOTH CLOAKS at Sc worth So; n
BEAvER-CLoTH CLOAKS at IS worth $lA;
BEAVER. CLOTH CLoAKS at 80 worth SIS;
BEAyER-CLOTH CLoAKS at $40 worth $lS;
BEAyER-CLOTH CLOAkS at S12 worth $50;
BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS at $14 worth $25;
CBILDREN,s CLoAKs at $3.50, So, $3.50, "a,
$3.50, and IS. at LEVY BROTHERS.
Ife 1Sl
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This 5s alf sie State requires; tbisis all it:
Representa- desire. ,s ffi
THE CONVENTION.

Attic Senate the proposed convention Ok
to-day s7as discussed on all sides. Senator.
ChiIes stated that he was going 10 the con
yention III the purpose Of presenting the
McCuiioeh comr rromise- bill for. endorse
ment. anss IL some one else should present
it before be could, he meant to advocate its
endorsement before the convention. -r.
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D r Y G o o D S +,

OF
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LECTURES, !,

WANTED, BOARDERS FOR TWO
w FURNISHED FRONT ROoMS.-Eoard for
gentlemen two or three In rooml. 81 per month.
To a desirable family the board would be reduced.
References required. Apply II 4lO Tenth street,
between MarstaI, and Clay. fc 2I.4ts
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THE, REApyUsTERs' SCHEME.

iit LUG Iollo"luS 'HEle0uUle0G VIII De SUD-
| mitted by Mr.. Fowler, Of Washington, in
the House OF Delegates, to the debt bill:
Strike out the first seven lines in the 5th
section of the bill as it;passed the Senate,
and insert the following:
''5. II this act shall have been ratified by
majority of the voters so voting thereon
at the election to be held for county and
district officers on the fourth Thursday in
May, 1879, as now provided by law, accord
| ing to the schedule hereto annexed, and il,
on or before the 1st day Of July, 1879, the
Council Of Foreign Bondholders and the
Funding Association of the United States
of America aforesaid shall file with
the Governor their assent to and ac-
ceptance OF the terms OF this act. the same
shall be taken to be contract between the
State and the said corporations, and the
Governor shall forthwith provide for the
preparation OF the bonds provided for by
this act, But il majority OF said qualified
voters 30 voting thereon shall, at the May
election 1879 aforesaid, and as hereinafter
provided by schedule, vote against the raul
| .fication OF this act, then the same snail on
1.-THE first day OF January, 1880, and not prior
Thereto, be taken to be CONTRACT between
1.-The State and the said corporations. pro-
.yided said corporations shall have, prior TO
said date of January 1st, 1880, signihed
their acceptance thereto in writing to the
Governor, and the Governor shall forth
lwith provide for The preparation OF tue
bonds provided for by this act"
I'd coMaoNwEALTH vs.. B. t. JOHNSON, &C.
lst This important suit, now pending in the
| Circuit Coult /, was called up on Saturday.
fthe Attorney General and Messrs.i Seawell
| and Forbes Representing the State, and
Judge Ould The defendant. The defendant
shall, OF Baltimore-should be present ane
take part in the argument, the, Court, Will
1.-The approval OF counsel on both sides, hxet
1.-THE 12th. day OF March Tor the final hearing
i OF the case. 3s.. II '3
/ 1t Is gratifying to know that a case inyoly
Ling SO much money, end which heretoios'
dihas evoked so much OF feeling, is TO be SUP
7 nitfed 10 the eyucibIe Of judicial analysis
Il lBy this means it Is hoped truth Will pc al
sftaihsd, right yindicated, and Justice done
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Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks,
Shawls, Blankets, Flanncls, Alpacas,
cashmcres, first and second mourning
goods, kid gloves, notions, hosiery,
ribbons, silk ties, ladies and gentle
men underwear, linens, table and pi-
ano covers, towels, table damasl,
napkins, domestic goods, and thou
sands Of other goods too numerous to
mention, arc. now placed before our
old customers in the State of South
Carolina, and we guarantee to the
public and people of this State espe-
cially that through
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Sweet Thoughts.

;IiSI ever think ut twilight hour
Of,a fair and gentle friepd--,
@STlioby sonic sw eet nia gtd'ro1eS,
NeY el'ar3ms !o life could lend. lend.
In dreams I see her fairy form.
And bear her winning voice, G
In suminen's calm or winters storm,
tsshepprffdfe tssheeipNprffdfet my heart cart rejoice2
;, !. Her; face was fair-as lilies are,
y EG Her cheeks were likc.thc rose,
She seeiped TO me as, some bright star,
That comes ut daylights close.
Her eyes were blue as summer skies,
Her hair was sh;ning bright.
Al0yelier yyi>i9n,ne'cr could rise
s1Upon otir nisrsal Sight. GI1|
This lovely form a caskct bright
Her heart WAS free from earthly blight,
All guiltless, pure, and unstuincd.
But anSeIs.eame and whispered low,
10 my sweet friend one day,
'EqOf thht heavenly. shining shore, "a
!uAjsiAnd beclioncd her away. ->.Y
Far wt,:ter Hsen-,,er.fair face grew,
Her voice more sweet and low
!hnHef lovely pink checks faded too, !
''"'",' tier step CAME soft and slow."f
One summers eve she passed away,
HA} CS a sweet smile on her face ia
"a And now l,m dreaming, day by day,
Vu / Or that bright and happy place =
Where my dear friend-an angel bright,
Whose joys can ne'cr be told.
wears the pure robe Of spotloss wllitc,
""' And crown OF starry gold.
,T;"When mueing Illus at twilight hour.
!" ,''Her sweet voice oft hear;
N''iat brehthes from every opening flower.
In accents soft and clear.
t'i'She bits ME live n holy life. -
-"'ilIWhile L continue here, '.lm
'-,r1hnt M wlien. leave This world of Strife
=. %.."nrThose y blissfuf joys. I1l.share.
And oh! I'm striving day by day,
10 rcnch that heavenly land ~
4know she'll mnet me ontl,e ways
~ And take Mo by the hand. i'',:.
Then She will gently lead me, ,.s'
,tl pto tlie great white I'hrone-n
1S here these Joyful words will greet me
True, faithful one, "Well done!" -,
'r'"1 "H'"l '''r""'' Clarendon Press
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The Weekly News

Contains live Editorials, the latest Tel
egrams, besides the following Special
ties: Carefully selected Mail News.
Prize Stories, n Chess Column, an Agri-
cultural Department, Record of Mar
riagcs and Deaths. The WEEkI.Y Y
NEWS gives more for the money than
any other Southern Weekly. See the
Prices: .r.,.
Single Subscription per annum SO 90
Five Subscriptions at ST 75, S75 +,
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The WEEKLY NEWS will be sent to
yearly subscribers Of the Daily Edition
OF The News and Courier for 81.
The WEEKLY NEWS will be sent for
one year to six months subscribers TO the
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for 81 SO. -,
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yearly subscribers to the Tri-Wcckly
Edition of The News and Courier ioy
81 90.
NO reductions will be made in the price
TO subscribers of The Ncwa and Courier
except as above. .u." ID
Remember the WEEKLY NEWS con.
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The News and Courier, besides these spe
clalties which do not, appear in the Daily
at all.
A Prize Story, Chess Column, az
Agricultural Department; ana com.
pletc weekly record OF Deaths and Mar
riages in this State.
Any one of thes spccialtics alone i
worth the price Of subscription, and Tn,
suDscribcr really gets Il First Glass Week
~ besides for nothing.
RIORDAN s. DAWSON,
Charleston S. C.
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of dollars has been exchanged
through our house, that we can and
always will give better satisfaction
rs regards
= .h QUALITY AND PRICES
in goods purchased from us than any
other house South.
W SAMPLES sent on applica-
ton. N. B. Charges prepaid on all
goods over $40. Sent &. 0. d. or
for post office order.
Please mention this paper in order
ing Goods.
FURCIIGOTr, BENEDICT s. co.
STc King street, Charleston, S c..
Oct2G 1y
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THE COLUMBIA REGISTER
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY s. WEEKLY.
Best Newspaper ever published ut the
Capital of South Carolina.
Circulation Large and Constantly In,
creasing.

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lty to the excellent newspapers we are
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ut the capital Of South Carolina which is
conducted MS are the leading dalics of
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have an able and distinguished corps Of
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The. State, for thes learning, ability and
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have served the State and the South on
every occasion when the demand arose
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Miscellaneous Items.

,ru a speech from the thrown -sBlamc
'nthat mule!v
: !iir:,l h'tr au''i-to at .tr .a.ur.
"'a An Ohio obituary says, "Dcceased
pumped church organ efficiently for
twenty years" ".i'a" .r'q
The dogs Of North Carolina live
high. They killed thirty thousand
sheep last year.
A great many young men who
swore of on the 1st of January haze
resumed.
There are three good aids to the
devil in this lifc-poverty, politics,
and the toohache.
Thea cheerful live longest in life,
and, after itin our regards. Cheer
fulppefsEs pefE is the .ofshoot of goodness.
hIdrderers arc so common in Texas
thattli man dying a natural death in
that State is looked upon as an i'm
postor.I ,7.t, ,,",a a'p
Eiy 4yi. G,itu a.A
We are never moro deceived than
when we pistake gravity for great
ness, solemnity for silence, or pom
posity fdor erudition. =
People who are aptto tell more
than. ythe~trutli, enormously think it
evcns the matter if sometimes they
say less than the truth.
Hc who is false 10 a,prcscnt duty
lTeaks thread in the loom, and will
seek the defect when the weaving Of
o lifetime is unrollcd.
The cuirass worn by the German
cuirassiers is a breastplate and back
piece of white metal, and weighs no
less than sixteen pounds.
Hurricanes. it is supposed, are
caused by all the women in the world
talking at once. But their inrrcquen-
81 seems 70 initiate against. the theo-
EY.
To write q good hand, wear n good
coat, and keep good character, are
three requisites for young man who
has to- make his own way in the
world.
.,.ogs I,, %. runr iuva~: .'la
All prosperous men can give gool
coeiusel and like to do it 1T costs
ahcm nothing. 1t is easy to lcclaim
against eating when the stomach is
full. -.
There is boy fifteen years old in
Raymond, Me-, who stands six feet
aud four inches in his stockings, and
weighs one hundred and sixty.one
pounds. "a, . t..a.s
Claude De Haven decides that tho
happiest moment in barbcr's life is
when he is boring out your eye, with
his forelnger fortified behind wet
towel. s.."' 'AH
Some people rcpard it as singular
Cat man who never played at cards
lin his life because it is "wickcd,"
will exact 20 per cent. interest from
poor widow.
During @ recent storm n young
couple ip Maine, were so desi-
rous Of being made one that they
started for the minister's with tea m,
with two men in advance with snow
sEovels.
The olhest inhabitant OF Broglie
and the oldest inhab;tant of Toulouse
both died recently soon after the com
pletion Of their hundredth year.
They would smoke, and perishcd TO-
gether.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-11
Rail Road Schedules.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. l3, 1878.
On and after Sunday next. the 10Th in
slant, the Passenger Trains on this road
will run us follows: