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MALCOLM I BROWNING,
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WiU b**4a Orangeburg everjuTAnrsoay,
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Office in rear of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
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DR. fl.^W. KENNERLY,
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_ Respectfully otters his Professional
services to the Citizens and Vicinity-.
Office on Russell Street, opposite Bull,
:?r. j. r7toomer,
?sell 9do>fi AM O E B U R O , S.O.
' ?ESPEfjT^lLV iNFORMS THE CITI
ZENS of Orangeburg and Vicinity'lhat he
has resumed the Practice of Medicine, and
can be found at nfs' Residence on Russell
Street. jan 10?ly
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FLSIIIO^OIMi TAILOR,
I have the pleasure to announce to my nu
?mi^|S Customers and the Public go.nerully,
that aaving removed to n Central Position,
handy and convenient to all, I am now pre
, .pared Cut. Fit and make Up a GENTLE
MAN'S WARDROBE uith Nealmss snd
Drspa'ch. Terms liberal and Work War
ranted. Tnankftil for the Patronage pf th
past, I respect fully, aolioit its contimianoe.
Next door to M.CSsr*< Bull, Scovill k "Pike, i
can be 'ound at ?11 Umes.
; janfl^-ly R W. ROBINSON
CRACKF>RH ANI> ?'A Ki.Ef4.~
By the BOX and at RETAIL, a oMofl
assortment of GBACKBK8 and CAJTES,
SNAPPETH, JUMBLES, ('III'. A M, St?l?\.
Ac, Ae., MOLASEES CAKES furnished at
low rotes by the Barrel or Box. Call and
see Samples.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
oct{)_-:tni Court Route Store.
"tveH," said Ned Arlington, for my
part I have never laved but one woman,
and sgfi^^my^egj^rfg
"I teiiyou, replied a reiiow^tage
coacher,': **f/oU' navd/ihad?a>'^njf ttiurt-j
ship. Now, I was compelled to love Jwo
m ai ??? ^ .n'.mmc.-3! ^
."Two ladtos?.. , , p:,.Iai ^'^j, wbna
"Yea, siff two bcties." A *?*
"But you did not love thorn both
alike ?" . ? ? ,j
"Now straneer. there was iust the
trouble. I whs thinking of' this precise
difficulty wlieti I' rbntatked yon had a*i
.7 ;?r i. <? i!*in.,ti<? )o"(fijtos ,^nin
easy courtship.
' You pxitifo mo!" exclaimed 'Ned.
'?Suppose you relievo o?r mind by a.^-j
hearaal."
"It will, afford mo pleasure and you
entertainment,'' tojoiued tho handsome
and social fellow traveler.
Hero wo loaned forward, intent on
hearing how a man was compelled to love
twe Indies with the same degree of fer
vor. . ; .7 y v
"My friends," said he, "if yoei over
visit New Haven, Connecticut, you will
hear these expressions : "An much alik<
as the G*rover girls;" or this: "Yon oan
no moro distinguish them than you ca
tell Sue from Hannah Grover ' 1 sa
gir'lB. I hud not been in the Elm city
six weeks before I heard these compari
sons. I went to this place, intending to
enter a business 6rm. On myi arrival
I stopped at the Tontine. At this hotel
two gentlemen were arguing a point of
law. It was then that I first heard this
language. One speaker was proving
that two expressions merit but the saino
thing, and paralleled the two propositions
with the notorious "twins.
Now there is one thing I have in
common with Women?thut is.'? curiosity.
I own it, and will confess that I was oti
nettles. 'INevarfoould I-be appeHsod un
til I had u view of those females." t\
"Toll me," 8aia I t^ the book-keeper,
'are .these Grover <;irLs .so much alike?"
"Are thoyV" said ho, in surprise.
"Well, I will toll you, Mr. Miller, ifydu
can : distinguish them aftox wook's
acquaintance, I will pay your bill at this
house for the balance ofyour residence."
"How can Ia?oiham j"'
"I'll tell you. Observe thaf bright
looking gent with the white bat. , iThat
is Mr? Potter, one ofouf rising lawyers,
lie is intimate with the sisters. Obtain,
au intf??uctfou to him, and he will see
you through."
-Are these ladies of good standing ?'['
"Oh! amon^6yfirlt/yi^#^?''<^> v
"Can ifr. Potter .distinguish them ?"
' Never, sir, never, and ho looks with
.he eye of a detective."
"Ilowjong has hokpown^Qm?" ,,fl [
I "Three?- or four years i to my cortaib
knowledge, tt may no longer."
* TWdCtermtncd me. I soon established
myself, with tho lawyer hy retaining him
in* an Important enre.- I found bins atone
than willing to ufford the introduction,
as he was anxious to Bee-the fix their
identity never "failed to create in n
stranger, I will never folget, the Grst
interview. Two exquisitely beautiful
ladies of , twenty filtered tbe room. 1
beheld duplicates. Ono yms tjie precise
copy of the other. Thoy dressed alike
to a ribbon and a ring. Their voices
and countenances gavo no olue. Then
their motions left you none the wiser.
f^aid Potter : "Now tnke a good look,
fqr X wont you to Kto if yon can identify
thorn."
"Mr. Potter," sa.d I, "you willembar
rass the. mdies,";
"Not at all," said one. "We are used
to this/' said the other. "It is the ?roat
amusement afforded by our resfcmblaoce,"
Here both spoke, but, upon my honor, it
nil sounded like one voieo.
"Ladies," Baid I, "pnrdoli mo ; T know
you arc not horse?, but allow me to look
ut your, teeth, t
I desired this, dooming there would
be found some little speck, indentation,
or irregularity that would servo os an
iudox. They exhibited their pearly rows,
but after minute investigntion. I was no
better informed. I examined the finder
nails, then ibeir band?, iStill 1 had no
point of distinction, and I gave it up
that .Suo and Hannah might forovor
exchange places w ithout detection on my
pnr't.
Tho ridiculous blunders of admirers
were irjequyoy.# /.M^^fr$|tyf>*4><*;,
makers and trades people in generttpwero"
continually presenting Sue with an
accourft created by Hpunah, or lulling
Hannah \ somef^
thaerars of S?e?j ut k-1 iv ; -
The beauty of the ladies Impressed
?td0.!: Thoy. ,wero of my stylo. An
acquaintance of two months demonstrated
'their superiority, in all rcsbjj??^, jMkjfl0?
rfound'myself jo lore?but with which
if,,!<>When* t$ uflejf ^^^hj^^i^t
one
it i&tIiutfiH*ti*fil?tO'one as to the other.
had the connubial article. I. frequently
topl^^j^^J^uf; y^t nevci ku^wwhora I1
had. If my lady would quote Sue, I j
thought it^liar^l hatiLHinnuh, or if]
;Hlifiijab' was'tn'efm.iomjd, I beHered I was
DeauTpjif" Safe: 3indefe? 'it whis;' a mere*
matter of faith. There Was no evidence,
for often one palmed herself op mo as
the otf*cr>t f-?Bihjj| -waa* chroniq dq4gc^
played on their various admirers to Kujt
convenience nad ensure rest. As fur as
these gallants were concertied, it was
immaterial. .Although ond might be
called for by name, the otljjar would do
just as well, nq-one being able to detect
the difference. I.often implored them
to contradistinguish themselves by some
article of apparel or jewelry. But it was
fruitless. "ThnV'wo uhi spoil our fuu,"
they would exclaim, as though I medita
As I haVetoht y7>uVT Was in love. I
felt that my happiness depended on th
pOBsession 'of^Bno ioT tlsese twine- i Bu
for whom shall I ask the parents? Hon
estly, it was no niatter which one I had}
as affection made no choice.
On a lovely eve in September, one
sister was from homo. Now, thought I,
here is .a.surety that I. can tulk a whole
evening to one of this dual phenomenon.
As she entered tho parlor, said I?
"How do you do, Miss Hannah?"
"You are wrong, sir. it is Miss Sue."
"Are you humbugging V
?Truly no; 1 tell you,sincerely. You
are now addressing Sue Grover."
o I *nw that she looked unusually tender,
and taking advantage of her faltering
Voice nhd trehtuToUs manner. I declared
our devotion ; gave prospects^ajod; nu
all 1 eescutiul revelations. . Tho soniojj
0rovers gave us thoir ' blessings.. audj
assured us that they would see that oul
'course of true love 'should run smooth.!
% ?* rtMjt ??? ?%r gjrl' were to coriif
in ! What a prejty mixt How wouljj
I know my girl? Though again,
assure you it would have made no differ!
enee'.r "fl%oti1d''nftVe proposedto'Htfrtnill
the multitude ofcmbarra&nichts ineideiJf
to nou-dustHtgn^lytjm^ VMltfjigUPC
.1 had a geouintv^ioublo. rf(lt,^
pi*Bif?fe,:Hafihnh N?fWf?rtledf ^
iSue^l? t?le rwatfc otf
opposite tho centre of the ohur*ch,'T'*$o1c
oi the b^frolnWnn^,4M*?quested hd
to please "let mo see the ring she wov?
She tootlit^nVandXncarWwly playej
with iMothfow her"off ffoV'Jfffrd?the I
calling }her 'iBtSlntioiTA) a party of stu^ -j
en^^lpoa^my'fco^gVess kuife and dre r
the nie bTaae throujgh^he^yipcr^psr^. ] t'
left a nice mark, aud by this I hoped tu
identify her in future. Onourretur'i
to the house I secretly posted her pat
ents. They said I did properly^-tliat U
was time Sue should be recognised by
hor affianced. J
" \ ou think you are smart, aanl Bhe
ere I loft her. at u
"Why ?Vifejrthta.I., iMtaw? ?
1 "Obl*>;'n?ipofided she, "thwtf'riog
thought I would see how mady
heads'would conceive the t-a me plan.''
Tho next dny beither ?he norther s
ter woro a ring. One week arter*, th^y
resumed them; but in neither was the e
a mark. It was evidcut that I was i o
be' out-geueraled, nod would have I o
depend on the discretion of my iitteudi d
and the goodnes of their paronts.
At parties I had severe trials! ' If' nev< sr
knew .whom I took home, jino) ayen^whc n
homo, wot^Vlf a flojf q/1p\|b}o the
wrong girl and .receive a laugh for my
enthusiasm. "Hang it 1" said I; "I
cream of the joke is?I can't bp rcveng
for I might hurt the wrong lady."
The betrothal riug was given. No
thought I, there is a termination to
discomfiture. Well, it terminated
just?twenty.foor hours. Hannah
Sue's ring, wont to a je^e^r^.^Uiro a
ordered ono precisely like it, ana beari
tho saino* fnicFi^non'.* -Moreover,
charged the jeweller to see tlytt ^l;e
graving wivs counterfeited" bayon/J
cognition. It was done. So waj| I. N
But she relished the dish, and yfpyhJ
IWf^f op,p?wiu. !^l|'>id^|Dj4'
will. be accomplished if^^ypfgj'
.in .the fJtr^^h^y^he^. J$
bridal dre^,,^u^aj4ji^^^%mtPl
Tiagara, and iusi
cities and towns
:'5uo, dafjio^ J.
mm s?id *hc
Clarence.", "Ah!"
will ?pt anno^- me
aias'jjfc/ bur earthly
t >id nor sister the u:
importer, and on o.nf
was pvonercd, on wl
of the brid.il gift. .Sue now went to heri
room, and attiring licrsclfjin ^>ne.'oJT0|0i
twin garbs. I was again unable to re
cognize my own wifjs! New,'In dies and
gflOilonmn. bu^jncsSlln^'mily caned tue
to Wr-ityn^. ? Y^'fty0 fb^"6 n>^ treas
ure died. jT'-was ip-jcycd, y?t,froni the
fact that Hannah ?vc^ip WO!,
but temporary. I ''returned two weeks
after the funeral. My sister-in-law wore
neither betrothal or dutUMttd rings.
fTdrcre was nothing ; to bo gained by it,
and they were laid .aside. My friends,
I am extremely sensitive ; a mere child;
yet^balici<:tf?e,rwJie|i J tcU spRthat the
presence of Hannah was ni perfect and
speedy restorative. [ It was impOS?iliia
fbr me to weep. Was she riot the same!
Sue in all respects ? True, whon I
saw the family sad, I was troubled, hut
now you now.'
bed I. VHatjnah
We'di
gwYoft
s atiaa.ii,be ,
a small baud
was a Tac simile
d be
I tore me as of ytirei' Y<*,-Iic?nfess ihut
no husband ever suffered less.
In eighteen inoutbs L stood in the
hint! crttiffn^ait^ yt sj^ujeVl tiefbre t In
I wimo cotiflonrao. As Hannah wasgivet
to^mc in the hol^' state of matrimony, it
at
er is, lurwevcr.
r^^^Btniw^ly^ t**'iti voted yit.!'** ; t
I would dike^ iiio'Q? wpfidjA'otc lor ink
fatherf'*** i??r.i toe
I.anybody.*>-? ??*-?*' *H4*1 -><?? f A i
Mr. C. thanked hi..,, and thinking,
perhaps, his-friend was seeking a treat,.
invited him into a neighboring bar-worn,
"What will you take?"
"I never drink 'artything, tut. I see
they liave some ginger cakes. I vfoulU,
as loive take one of them with you as
'Very well. Give us a eake."
"My brother is in town with inc."
"All right, take him a cako with my
I respects." Another cake was puivhasud,
and paid for,nud the two friends parted,
"Greeny" to find his brother, and Mr.
C. to join in the merry dance, with his
I young friends in a parTefhard by. "Tho
' golden hours on angels' wings" passed,
rapidly away with Mr. Ghorlton. nfc
Iriend was so?n forgotten. Late in the
afternoon, When tbire was a pause in the
t irOtt TU? OBANOBBUBO NBWB.l v
ban ?im^w ?es <aw a.>ti) .i'-ia Irl a jcd
'JoriolioA'huwfc. taeii?>*,;".
?*?o* Jrtiff? tio^ I*odp
*-'! 1 iMti. ^Itoltoft^Sltfoe-1 w rWmfc ?? oa ^ao
-e^trrnVVj^thd'^elebratiotr'a^ Aotiochv'I
have had the pleasure of attending nnoth
.? ^aiv>'4e?i?lM^ 04 *>1^f dsteseriptioa ofi
^IIIHeMl^iM^WPi^imhgW^ Mao*
ba?1nr>l|a?lWb|b* tetwh^ ah**
%FW?^l?rlaW^y,rfte)^o<aaadwtB( tar
<OtiMR$ 1 regdr*^*i thadiost< faaxrrtau*
and honorable of all eartliAgs^ outside of 1
^hdn>wii*qryi pTbo??,!too^^bo ifeoluftta
rily-'Stid'owitfcrjut ^urpaaamtioo^iDqdar
takie-the-looral-' trailing -of the'.yeuthi?fj
our land, are certainly our best citizens
and truest patriots: >>: c >
if hey are moulding the minds of those
Wbooatd borfcafcer- to take lour places in
the vat-lout callings of life as ;farmers,
vmiuisters, physicians, roochaniesylawyers
onH legislators, and are ? thereby laying
the foundation ior a better discharge of
the religious, social and political duties
of the future 1 generation, than!J of the
present. It .is? a fact which is frequently
overlooked, but which cannot be denied,
that no man's education is complete uu
tless ho it familiar with the Bible.- :Henco
I the importance of Sunday Schools us
co-adjutors of day Schools, and :;cnco tho
7.eil of the writer ha chronicling ail that
pertains to them, and of the. cn-a who.
are engaged in them. [U
Amidst of* all our gloomy surround
ings, it is indeed.a cheering sjgu (that
our bestand most influential manure an
gaged in this good work.
. On Thursday the 7th of October, th
Sunday School at .Jericho, under the
superintendence of Mr. Hugo Q, Sberi
dan, celebrated their Aunivoisary. Tho
day was clear and bcautifuh , A, j blue
sky and genial sun sited a lustre upon al^
around, and infused new life into the
hearts of the innocent 'little arriiy. ?v^q'
oJuVmeil and. women forgot- their infirmi
ties under the influencu of youth aud
beauty around them, and al most imagine.'
that they wcjcjohJldrcj^ again.
At 10 o'clock, the . procession, coiu
posed of the Superintendents, teachers,
ami child ret/Wf' the diflcrcnt^ scrroolsj
clergymen and speakers, formed In the
rear of the Church and cut bred in in
r.v?eVM}? " ,v' ,,a iV*?& *? ;
The servic.es were opened by KeVi
Paul Derrick in reading the Scriptures
and prayer. An address was then de
I liv. rtd by Mr. Ralph Laytoh of the
Bible Class. ?! 9!?<*
A dialogue was next heard between
Tj/./.ie Dant/.lcr, Agnes Hohnan iiiid Xls
y.io Haigler of the Bible Class.
Dialogue again between Selihn Rush,
Ann Segrest, Georgia Felke!', Sallic
.. HA ??'" .'rrtti.4 .__SrJi'.?i *la 'Ja^fu*
JJialogue -
.riuwnte Slieridan/ Pavic Tilloy', Henry
T?leTnitt Wesley Sonea of tlib aebbnd:
^tftffifr classes.
Dialogic between Julius Edwards.
Harmon Hush', Willie Dabtzler. Efidic
?looser, Peter m//'Jo*l.nio ffbfiBai
and Frank Ba'lbs'l^Ue'n^tUats."1^ ? -
^Holman. thcir*^a*r. ' W sfljfcfi
" AM stnec'the Cla^mo*??^!^
.in. he bad been iif the habit of hiarking*
fcoyTfbr'cucti recitation, and be wu?
happy to announce,' that during alloFW?'
time, not one of them had ever received
a 'mark below the maximum. 'This''be
mentioned, not in a spirit of boasting,
but as an example for all to imitate.
Next came a dialogue' between Carrie
Duiilider and Augusta Hotmail of tho
third class.
Dialogue again between Ditvid Ann
lIiuigcTpoler and Narcissus Hungerpeler.
Dialogue betwoon Cornellu Hniglor
and Lucy bYlkel of the fifth class. I
The valedictory nddrcss was then de
livered by Mr. Breniiey TJlmcr of Clio'
Bible class.
All of the young speakers reflected
credit both to thcmselvos and to tKelr
instructors. Some of them performed'
their part exceedingly well. I will not
mention their names, however as I do
not wish to dntfeburagc thd'ethers', who'
'foot welUbto.,: ?' ' '?' ' tepoh* 1 n
All I Will Hiy to yon my young friends
is t!ils ehcrish Well the opportunilies 3-on
have, improve toe talentB with which
'i^od' has blesbbd yon,' And when y^tfttoW1
up uSe them in a good oahse.
When the Children had linisbvd the
Rev. T. ft: Wannaniakbr.WvMlnire^ueedi
and delivered u?io of the most appropri
ate and inipVbssivo addresses- WHtdh could
possibly bkVe'been beard. He spoke in
tue tiiost touching labgna^ of ihe little
dfyban^^nJ In-the l?tteV ?ttr%<ef fttf kd
heartfin* the vlnW Ufceotblfttitttf'hat'W?s
wwid bywfc {KH?eftuflHiisoilw
?MtfrftWuMwi W.annd^e#'f .;a?Vi?m
children for merit:
-toi one 9*111 bnerji wolf ioeyns'.mTa*
? 5 ^ClnesiMiaWrettue rWillie j
ffi?ij|P7iW|1Jt?)tow>TTftW^^^ .
g'rest, ftMotifenir a^?amuBl ?afK<> ,
!,u nth Class?Hugo ShdH^liil?r'tW?j
Hiigler;-' -*di th>)uui iUw nor; ,to1m
6th Class?Alex. Parlt^,^ ge/Hcy|
^SPE* ' r m i ' >'"--'?-}'</ ,
7th Class?-Jamca Troutruan and John I
i^oltcel* r*Ml<?l,?! **o4 ?? oonc11< qui j
females.'- '': ,
1st qiass-?iinV^^:;'^r Ettal ,
Bull, Selitm Bush', Minnie 'Edwards and .
Victoria Smith.
2d Class^ftfUT? H^tto,-Annie Hoi'
man. Mary Jenkins,-EfioiAlnifciJJidkei
etf&Qeorfciau* Eelkfil.y,,, i vitnootno'I ] 1
nr^rP^^rrie Dantzler an^tijgj
sie lloUnan.
LM,n6thn?asl-likyid A'nn ?WgerpeWr'
Lucy Folk el and Narcissus Hungcrpc
ler; oWO .aohfto^apff y;va?i! j
Alter the distribution-**!*p^x^f^no^
fro,children,.a beautiful Bjble was pre
sented to Bey. Wm. Hutto, the pastor or
the Chuich, by the Bible Class, as a
'token of their' npprdciatlouof his ^
tfcfefc,- ': 1 >io?Bii1 a yd ii JcthhiioU wi t
j
The bonedtctiomwas then prodotramd
by Bev. PHul;.J^rw^n0w^.4,^
dience. proceeded, to, the tables, which
were bountifully supplied with every
'{tinris? li'ecoKsary rbr tho gratlrfcatioh of
xh^rnuBT-min: *' v ? ?;..;) .m?trt?v.,n
.''This School has been ir> operation foi
many years, and ia; I keUe.Y*J 'mt pt?' tht
oM^Ex,ergreeo ^.nqtyy &ch$^in
County. It was.rery small when Mr.
Sheridan took charge of it, but has grad
'udlry'fndreased' under his ^se and able
administration, untrVff hV rfoWltr??ghtlo
have i uithtd'^tMnaxfWMBT'-"
I.tniM thatj/tHrg^a^rl^ll no
stop here, but that the progress of thii
School, and of its worthy compeer at
"An'tioch, will give an 'ihipWJ -?oTth<
Sunday School'- cause which will bo felt
io every patt .of .the .County.
? ? S- ^-i^'t j
Sequel to a M i sc ko k n at ion Case.
?It witf b# remembefeo^ W
that about tho middle of August we
copied :from the YV?Uhi?g$pe ?x^?W^
negro man narned^ A^?\^nta^^
with a young white girl named 1511a
'Dobo'/iUr o^Ttoril^linih^fan?<* ordikiy,
Virginiu. The same paper pufilt&tFes^ehj$ j
following ?aqufto^.SH K mW mnQ |.
The HbaMoHod-cottplc nt? ierihu?sd-,
ketepiufr? onUhoJslahd, f?^??<fcfor??4.
and tbjitn wtektaisar tlinynarriagoikuot
had heeii tied, thej tdefUsTie&i wife$r?vu
?ikh> tol?t?0KUd\a bAAfcn&hftd tNtffcj-'
eaveraeWfoHfti ;TMbr*0e4feh?eta* s&nJed-'
came* disgusted rtkh fctte ftMtllMtfnitli
whom KftuAtis nntopr'ilyjthjtlw n. jmfltok
ttict,. and wrote a latfer.to jUtff pajreets
begging j thean U* tuke.her hoiue,. Milling
a day on which she Would meet tbo/p*o j
By some means her huMlignd or his
friends, got knot*lodge of tha contents of
her letter and they immediately removed
her to a point in Maryland, where we
understand she (s allowed to see no one,
and in fact is strictly a (prisoner*w ?4t; 0
,! The day ?ftcr the poor, girl was ro
movud h.er parents came to the oity to
take bar home, enly to lind that she bad
been taken away. The letter that she
- wrote to h? v parents shows [that she is
neerly at the point of doepbir. Qh^ siiys:
"They won't lot :me ?pee? ito* If& 'tiX
can neither get t en,-pencil or pan^Llo-j
write upon, aud thoy thr*?tt?ito \\\W me
if I nilnw^t te eeoafnn Oh T mother, if
-I' don Id -8e?^ y^ oue??BqTe?n &ott help
ltoe: 'I a in almost-mad. My sin is more
than I can bear.": t'rfwfsliK j i\
We know of 'certain friends' .of the.
untbrtuoato girl in this oity who know
of lou- where a hauls and who nie det- r
mind to rescue her at all hatfcf Jt.V/ tf
any IHeod of how will ?aU ifc**4ie^oraee*
ho can abtain wore deSnite information.
-??JU?dei'' < immtmim , ?U
A yoririg' gyninait-', who v?a# killed |i(
Chctry. Vrfley, IHinoie, a few dnyatakjtfj
by falling IVom ' *' dtmblo trapeze, had
pi^misod his father to quit the husinos*
'nw iotm' ha his fen^agenieot wis'fih4*hod;
bjdsMi^i ear ,?u?Jt^ 11 \av .?
ral munth?, nided^
woare able to state tnarihcToilo^afTB
Tlhfe ru^ca'u^WJIJ^flMMHft^^ift?rtJ?^^a^
?telbMk altajg^eaagafli iipul J?aan%
?Mibe d^?i?jwn^|MSf^ji
ing; he waits until the frdtb^ gvv
then, keeping his-eye on tn<rn
dt???? tt?t<B>? wiilry.BlMf
J\ _ T?- T- _
Ibec
The, Frenchman
ok ot a ohair, if
sue
by; he sips once or twice,
wdtaj frgympa againaintn ithrar naytfTW'
ItnHf r&nV/gi^^nre^
Tnakes^Ooly one. traattoa? oft? iflvpfrm
glass,, .and, wiajng,.lMs ^f*
cWc that to my Wj^^
1 he Irishman had rather lean ngnirist
tMbar. He drinks'* slew^?*a^l.c
?idlMtqn trifttevas feag a^pbsaaslaal??!
dsiaan, throng (a^alW
"0Thc P^e s^pVllg^^^felg
ter,; deposits Ms modtfy0^ aufya??,l?oV .
and looks so pleasant while drinking afcl.'
you nright' Imagine Be ftitkenVa?fe$aorv
of gocvdi ^ fta^tb*, B^rfl-fc^f!*
stJtuted becj fa* cold^wajer. < ^ _
IThe Spanind walks in with a Stern
Gant air, lo?ks all tt\ttd<k7mYTXS6&
Vf?uhliBg^riofcefcy\Wr*i tn?rJ>arMdraflbnc.
If <th?: beer is good, ba,ajinnHlihsha1f>r
tdrank *c*so; ^ ^HWr^m^Sk'
Tho .Gorman walks ih as
;werabig'eW^f^?
est chah-, and' l?iW*al( o?Sf "tV&;
^iffcaite^t?% W|irp<fVi%iliaWiB?1
.-lightsiUt "Tr iViinlin Tinlfi 'imr iftliMjf
es. be will driuk.a little lager, in abou'.
ten minutes he wants no talk and n#T?u
uUcs ^tffi^feV M<PA$faxM v
^4Wnjtfd<>1ltm?tlfttl tn"HiW?WlLg
tp: in the >oaBr?b*?fsaaqh<masttKm>l
$omo prot^^ aqd ^l^?W^d s^g
he thinks of going, nud ta
ariuona:ii ;a? _
lie gets up td go, ana taxes alittie~l?gEt j
'bo aJkVfo1 WJIs *Wrf,^OTJ*bo*<\na^?BMno
eri a ngtf M IMi U^XWOiWibaaa; ttigglatMfc):
nlsgeh.t bfeaRf oaida?astfi mi k SSB^imygaV.
he'windrbpinand''
?tiaWi otbataggfr
A DE?pflRffS^?/BrVlr'jtoaa^JH^ ?
hX tin
to the
and iii^rmoH^WBfjbi^1^ ^ft ?
tin irhjsls1iaia1ia\niiMiiilI)lujiMsiii .
1?nr ?,rrr"Titi1ii*ii tTlOTiif j|a?
basement, spd_tkrough a^bole^mj' '
'wmaow tircffT^c^ tiTOMwrerstPWoti .
For four hours tho fi*Wf?cofitrtr^^iii ?
ing- -w^ich *-r rrf-kyHnatirfs^, <aji *
I III I . * _, . 1 i-V_. *j"._
gathered up whatov^f^aT'l
[vote botibftit'utvp^r^ jiffnfiatmial
red. Ppnn this tho blijjs^dj^lld^nj
a package of ,ban^ PQ^cs. t^ned Jli -
wiildow ami loaded d?', revolver lunhand
The
> but before Macsvjtrisky IwtT%<MfoMtl*l
paces off ho ^aakWeaSd^riijftltaaaaKd
jmtaiketry frpt^h^rajga ,f tTi|Biii
At Columbia, Ca , the^ajBa^sJ^Li: ?
nid comroriobnr, wivFTi gwo Tkttj am;
nap' ?Im each - ^^^s^Ty^i^ed
i(a i nil ilf T?l|ilj ini i aiiiiiTt^tiislit)! iiifb i
woplon blaokots^iaiAmrw;ii,?UuiJ
Ta^e^Sr^^
ma<^8 aiharf raile ial nnrflnkintsasiatiiii
A
?K<lW?lVrfAi?roa|a>5t .^jiflwy,^
'I^ i^ time
been ciina
Mary.Uakctc^ja y?M8
Chioai>o on Sun(
I a dose, purpt
I at a drngsft*ra.ci It^^rp^tf flRW?l 1
young oler* ^-t >^^ai>?fcaaan*k,.
w,.vii^? Uaia aA* saga