The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-01
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T,ishop El,lcrof Cincinnati refused !
the Communion to girls with rrzzlcd
hair or culls; bangs ,.,,4
Itisp ,sprrising sometimes to sec
how much can be done even with an
Intelligent than by hattering him a
qittlc.
Womanlsintt is like cidci-swccl
when frat squeezed, hut.nrowing'morc
vlnegsr-Hkc after lying around for n
The traditional last rose or sum.
mere %'hasrot takehiits departure, vet,
and we mny say the same Of summer
r'ucks' though .hcyIare going'OID
The IIouqfble.R. G. HIorr qnaipily
deseribespR pReEaIir singing nsnllaf 3qrI
OF music where ",hev suNnaG anl 20
upsnnd tlenIehokeTaud. uo;naI ,inwhft
Polilica! principles cnan@r. king
alcf:;'h huf 4H5hH4Ad dcSts * h6,i Ill .Hiii,t!efis stnr
"Hare=cminegrG,in their pwFl pxcnliar
line. st'g FSs'so4-?lat ydI IuUlfiw 1u d.
The fellow who said that 4 lccnomo-
tive would live "longcf ifft dill NOT
smokegsp, muc:lFis, ,hyingr alpne ,iura
metropolitan garfet. 2OncNof his jokcs
has stuck fast. inllis throat.
The great secret of avoiding tlsap.
poihtment, Is not to expect TOO trncl.
Despuiriiollowslsi slsimmoderate hope, as
things fall hardest, to tue ,ground7that
l,uvt brch nearest to'the sky. .ps'r ~ u
HLife is divided into three terms,
that which is,fwhich was which will
lie. Let ,,s learn from the past to
profit hy the present, and from tic
presently r live py9 fopFy9hef g ee4fp4ppre!JH
One reason why men restore lost
wallets to'thcir' owners. is because
they were seen tor'picls them up. A
dark snight and a fat wallet would
havesgivcn oven old.lseni Franlslmja
close !sfave.E .no!nh1a HnIw,llu pIi
A Michigan tramp Who las shot at
five Tires by farmers wives, says he
iias only towatch tue end Of The gun
to avoid the Icontcnts,s as "a woman al
ways shuts: both eyes when she pulls
ahe triSgerrt, a0eia norgt.lI saI1a q,
"I'sho,itd like see soiEcboly alb
duct me-" said Mrs. Smith at the
breakfast table the other morning.
"Hc'm /! so SHOULD 4, my dear; so
ehould l." SAID Mr.. Snillh with ex-
cecding earneslnlefsssa lfssa r,T
Lord Holland :. told oflia.i man re-
markable for absence Of mind. who.
dining once ut some sort Of shabby
repnst, fanCiet, HIMSELF in his own
House. and hogan ,to. apologize Tor the
wretchcdness Of. the dinner as,iiyin,
They had very sad affair at West
I'oint.yA A lady <aL Cezzpp,s told bcr
mamma That, the cadets wear pants
and a man said. $50 do their sisters,
and their cousins, and their aunts :"
and he was shot through the haart.f"
- The Post ONCE Department has
ruled that a husband has no control
over the rpr'Fespondencc OF his, wife.
But this decision will not prevent
mani rom carrying his wifc's letter in
his lnsideicoat pocket three week
before mailing it.
| Tile Wnshins ton u Critic J says
"among the .lodgers, al the station
house here recently was John Tyler,
late Collector Of the port ofPennsaco-
10, Fla, and son of ex-Prcsidcnt Ty.
Ter Of Vir"inia. He was very scr.ly
in apr earance, ard looked much the
worse for wear in all patience"
A renal kolle woman, Mrs. Mary
Ann Dean, died lately in st. Louis.
She was 37 years old, and had been
married twenty years. She was the
mother Of twenty-one children, o!
whom there were three pair Of ins,
two sets Of triplels, aud four were
horn at one birth. Ten Of her chill
drcn are living.
Miss Smith was To have been mar
ricd at Springfield, H., hut size dis
appeared on the morning tho wedding |
day, and various were the coniecturcs
as 10 Iler corduc,. She has written
from an adjoining State tn her anl
nnced husband, snyinc That she llcu
hecnuse she was scared, bnt is now
ready TO face The clergyman.
The New York Star saws Gen.