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South Carolina, Thursday, January 7, 1875 11^^^^^^^^^«^^^^^1^^^^^^^^ J?a,2>ez; X>evotecl to tie Interests oi the Ii3depö4cloi>tI People. ! i-:-.-¦-¦-..¦-.-1..--~.:__._;_,_¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦»_ VOLUME III. ORANGEBURG,' SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1875. NUMBER 48. m~~mmmm.~mmm 7, .«..¦._...^......p.i mm..mm hi r. m.M -_,_ i"r » . X V*¦ '»Ä X1+V A SCiSNK FOIL. A. STUDY. invito us to this to ball, but you must Peppor wont away with a Bad face, ¦i l'ostago Stamps. sanio. Olhern AND BY. JEAN INOIXnv. a got two, three, four, SAYINGS DOINGS. writo declination." "which haunted Mrs. Mollen for many a bo -- Whlto llio enow over over flvo, and on up to $0,000. Al¬ lay roof, wold. Charlotte burst into tears/ond(for tho day, nnd'Lbttio returned to tho dress¬ Every Uaited States postage.stamp in ; Snails in Paris, which Whlto hung tho moon In tho frosty sky; first timo since their uf3o i« made heroin New The though a salary of a few dollars'is aro.^.b^axed And huddled sheep, that crouched In tho fold, wedding-day, Mr. making operations. York. not in itself of tho will makethem go still more slowly. ou Mollen stalked out of the room oonlrdet was hold tho American importance, holding Wore tho white raiment djropped from high ; without The lilao moire was made and by Bonk of such an A new as tho White But a llltlo antique offico generally is. For in¬ potato,JtoojvTi window, rusticitnd old,' a good-bye kiss. fitted a Note Company from July 1, 1863, until culti¬ Gleaned cheerily red ou tho wanderers nigh. 'superbly. Sister Helen, who had stance, in a little tho Queen (rjeirie 'blanüfic), is being That afternoon camo up a hurried tho some day in 1873, That was for village postmaster in rioh husband, lent tho point laoo flounces is almost always tho owner of the gro¬ vated Franco". In good soil from A pal ritor passed on his way, that night; noto from tho office, as follows: and scarf three; terms of four years oaob. The 'twelve' to are " and Mrs. Parkorson's man¬ cery and the whilo wait¬ n^t^a'aoreB formed, many What a sccuo for a study I" tho painter Bald ; DAiuiiNa Tjotxie :; Please Continental Bank Note at store, villagers, " Fairly gleams that ruby light, send, by servant brought around the satin casket Company ing for tho mail, find it convenient to of which attain "pr rexceed twonty-two it from the bearer, my valiie, with a few that time offering to do it for one-half Ioiclon fringo overhead; of of diamonds early in. the afternoon ; lay in a stock of/provisions, so that tho pounds. Tho flavor is said to bo very rOh, moon, thon art ghostly t Oh! world thou art changes linen and other necessaries,. tho amount required the other com¬ for an absence of or ten on and Lottie Mollen went to Mrs. Bene¬ by poslofiico draws custom. the fine. Planted ^ February or March, it whlto! eight days dict's pany, tho contract was awarded to thorn. Besides, I'll look In tho window all warm and rod." business för the' firm. Inclosed you ball, in the same oarriago with hor postmaster is usually considered a man becomes ripp.in will find a dollarbill for the sister The oilice of the Continental is at the Juiy^ ' fifty paint¬ and sister's husband. of much importance in a small town. I ,TnE the Vendorao Bo ho looked.hut whatovor his eyes might seo er.a debt whiqh to have been cornor of Greenwich and I ; scaffolding.around ought "I/or onoe, I am equal to any mil¬ Liberty know a who is the column is . The monu¬ Ilia pencil told me, hlB lips wcro dumb, attended to before. Tnko a receipt. streets, but as it was desirable to have storekeeper postmas¬ being removed. X might guess, but who would listen to mo I lionaire's wife on the avonuo," ter of a in tho southern of ment has beon'' reconstructed in Be careful of yourself Mhilo I am gone.. thought tho made in a village part every And tho days of tho painter bavo told then? sum, I wish I havo to LSttio, with a thrill of triumph at her postage stamps perfectly New und who twelve particular the''statue. This has Would could runup say action, the fifth of the Jersey, gets only except you know) you must wait till your eoul 1b but1 time1 'presses. If yon aro lonely, heart. fire-proof building, itory dollars a year for time position. But he been ordered. It has been determined free, get ono of your sisters to come and Her entrance made a sensation. She Equitable Life Insurance building, on wouldn't it for three that to in Kornau stay _ times And you two meet in tho world to come. » V. <v T «... _# T> ., /J-.. J /I.,!.- resign put up Napoleon costume, with you. Affectionately, was quite aware of that as she swept *¦ %ns*uu*. u* x>iuuunaj auu vüuui which was the Hero 1b the amount ©very. year. modol adopted by Napo¬ study tho painter wrought; Oiiahenob. through tho brilliantly lighted rooms; street, was rented for that purpose. It is tho of leon III. A utile way off that window glows, Lottie had been! all tho office hero is for tho use of only postmasters largo And the of tho children's feet aro crying and it was no small wonder, for oho was as Tho Mr. prints brought, but now her towns or oities who rcceivo as much as Hauriet MoEwbn Kuibatj. calls such to tho athwart tho morning, eyes glittered, beautiful as a Daniel M. Boyd, tho " Up doorway, buowb, vision, with her goldon government agent, four thousand dollars. Mr. J. J j. as this A Kiss Aud tho moon beams fell liko au A now camo into her face as. James, longufigo i" afterthought, brightness hair, deep blue oyes and and Mr. Charles F. Steol, tho agent tbo will Aud silvers their pathway who now repose. she hurried hither and queenly hoight, the postmaster of this oity, gets a salary Only rosW hoar; thither, putting while the lilao moiro antique and dia¬ andt'jsuporintondent appointed by the .Doar, ,- her And after t lie The facts of six thousand dollars, the largest Only tHo roads will hoo! Cold shows tho world and tho sky round about, up husband's.things. monds set hor off rarely. company. given in rogard to but This Aud warm breaks that had sho looked given, roally small, considering the once.Jjiet'tbia! ruddy light between; messenger gono, down Mr. Bently Benedict lovelod his oyo- tho making of the stamps were obtained amount of Ab, tbo rosoB^ L win, Of tho pabitor's thought I need uot doubt, at the dollar bill in her hand. largo responsibility and work Thoy onvy mo! For liko his his lifo has been fifty glass at hor, as sho passed on, aftor the by your correspondent from Mr. Henry long Bludy ; or which it involves..New York Letter. Ah, llnio his lot was to walk "Eight ten days," she repeated to. usual to her Bowed, Mr, assistant. Two iu a halt-blown long without, " presentation host and hos¬ Boyd's U.crc spray; From tho ouo light apart in a wintry scone. herself, I'll go to the after elevators run to tho of Say, ball, all/, tess. poBij0ngor top A Terrible Alpine Accident. Tina elia-U;o;i lovo'a anadem bo' But I whero tho whlto flakes with Helen and her husband. I'll take that is tho wife of confi¬ tho building, and on leaving them, tho wreath hop.', frcezo no :'^ßo your Tho Journal de Qonovo of a recent A'roeo-Btnvüg morr, this monoy and buy the moire antique. dential clork, eh, Joe ?" said he to his only entranoo to tho postage stamp Por thy brow, and bonoalh I hope- ivhero wiutcr is over aud Grant will wait on me for date contains the following account of A~roso for mo! gone, .the other brother. "A silk gown for a royal rooms is by moans of a door which is X'*or tho cold of tho night that wont beforo I am and as a catastropho on Mont St. Bernard John Paui» 'bii materialization: IIo almost how ho mado hlB thirty-five, Bure; for the laoo that oouldn't have constantly kept locked and guarded by forgets moan; princess/point "A few dava it was rumored in Mother of Moses! * It does sometimes Aud almost forgets how they closed tho door, painter, just as likely as not he's in no cost less than ono hundred dollars a a janitor, who always sits inBido to an- ago Sion that a accident had seem to so far not Aud doomed him to work In tho world. alone. hurry for his monoy, and if ho is, I'll and diamonds that blazo liko Bwcr the bell which is just outside. On frightful hap¬ mb that people, from yard, at a few kilometres from tho in when it writo to Unclo Jesse to lend mo fifty- cömots ! I don't that the right hand side aro tho ofiloo and pened knowing onough to* go, nuns, » oxaotly fancy Groat St. This unfor¬ evon to under a LOTHE BALL IMiESS. dollars. I was always Unclo Jcsso' fa- a and to tho at Bernard. rumor, don't know enough got sort of confidential clerk mysolf I Le! printing room, away left, to bo well founded.
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