The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 14, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
Hj WOULD HAVE SHOT HIM.
^^ naint Story of Marshal Soult'and
Louis Philippe.
In tlio reign of Louis Philippe,
I^Pv'ictor Hugo was a frequent and welV
coiue guest at the Tuilcdies. Here is
B "lie of liis auoeelotes of the time as
t'del in \ ictor Hugo's memoirs:
"A few days ago llie king said to
Mai.*.h:il Souit in the presence of othH
s* 'Mash:d. <l<> you re'iueunhiT the
siege1 of Cadiz ?'
P '' Rather, sir, I should think so. I
W awo-,-.- enough before t!:at cursed Ca;!.(>
place and was forced
' y ; w : ,:s i had come.'
' I : ' > while; you were before
it ' v." ir ;<le it,.'
" 'I know, sire.'
Mftk " 'The cortes and the British cab^Hinet
offered me the command of the
Spanish army.'
M " 'T remember, sire.'
0 " 'The offer was a grave one. T
t^Avsi fated long. Bear arms againsl
'? For my family it is possiI"1'
against mv country! T was
^^NKcatlv perplexed. At this juncture
asked me through a trust worthy
^^^ 'son for a secret interview !n n lithouse,
situated on the Oortadura,
^ Rwccn the city and your camp. Do
HHii retnember the fact, Mr. MarHV"
'Perfectly, sir. The day was fixH
and the interview arranged.'
RH" 'And I n?I turn up?'
? ' "'Do you know why?'
" 'T never knew.'
HEfln| I will tell you. As I was preparing
to meet you tin* commander ot
9t t,'"1 English squadron, apprised of the
mqtter I know not how, dropped upon
ruv. brus<|uely and w:\ned me that
j|d? I was about to fall into a trap; that
M r;,,1,z ''(dug impregnable, they de
JM -mired of-seizing me. but that at
^ 'ortadura I would be arrested b\
W\ .von; that the emperor wished to make
|i the Due I) Orleans a second volume
?f 'he Due d I'uighein, and thai yoi
would have shot me instantly. There
really,' added the king, with a smile
H your hand on your conscience, wort
you going to shoot me?'
V "The marshal remained silent foi
a moment, then replied: 'No. sire. 1
wanted to compromise you.' Tin
| subject of the eonversat ion wa;
L. changed. A few minutes later tin
/marshal look leave of the kimr, a in
"'e kimr, as he watched him go, said
| with a smile, to the person who harl
heard the eonversat ion: T'ompro9
mise! < 'omproiui>(<! Todav ii i< call
1 ed compromise. In reality he woulc
I have shot me.' ''
| A TENDERFOOT'S REVENGE.
I Bully of New Mexico Town Had th<
L Tables Turned on Him.
Bp! I he average tenderfoot is nol ;
coward, lie simplq lacks ranch ex
perience. An illustration of this fad
JPj occurred down in New Mexico severa
1 I \cars ago. One day a pale looking
D thin and sickly young man alightec
L from the train and put up at ihe lit
I tly adobe hotel at Denial Springs
| 1 he tenderfoot walked up io the bai
B and called lor a bottle of soda pop
ij lain I allowed to drink lliat sorl
Ba " .?11111 out here, said a loughy
"What you want is a stilt" drink o
H red liquor. Mr. Barkeeper, set out
1pison for this young fellow.'
H "Von have the best of me," replied
M ' he tenderfoot, "and I'll have li
drink the s I nil, but I hope the time
fgs may come when I can make yoi
? drink my choice of liquid.'*
I The tenderfoot raised the glass
ft and gulped down the whiskey. San
fly had his way about it, and he made
H no effort to comprehend the vague
p remark of the1 stranger. The tenderfoot
left for a ranch down the Pecof
L the next day after the incident in the
saloon, and he; was forgotten until
I one afternoon more than a year afterward
a strong, healthy loeikim
?| young man rode up to the hotel on .*
K bvoncho, dropped the bridle reins upjefifti'ii
the ground and dismounle'd. ITe
>|Hh:w] the appearance of a typical
?j?'o!ing man of the range. Tfis face
g^Rvas bron/.ed and his eyes clear and
^B>onelrating. "I owe a lelhAv a debt
SBvhich I believe* I will pay right now,"
js|Uhe< s|ranger said.
fiflf No sooner had he made the remark
than he walkeel off in the direction
I of Sandy, who had his gun in hi.light
hand and was firing if into Ihe
air every few slops. The stranger
i' approached Sandy, pulled his gni
.in el unceremoniously dragged the
li'dlv up to tlie saloon and led him
that fashion up lo Ihe bar. "flel
e.e a pan.of w.-uer and se! if upon
I. 1 I' > ?r. * * he -aid i the barkeeper.
| The oi'der was complied villi, SanI
I : 1 ?p( n f ) him.
I ' v" on fl.e floor and
i ' . ' (!:< >>r icr tenderfoot ordered
, ! " > .'its! refused, hut when tin
! I 'I: v .:r.<! j
, ' bt 'Ij'-'Vcd I lie cowed fel
low unli in bored and lay down upoi
; .! i?:Ici :? wat"
; i
'
Only One Altcnr.it Ivc.
i i A cynic was smilling :ii the extra
! vauain attentions dial arc lavished h
I Cie rich upon pel doj>s. Ho spoln
| ol I he canine oiteralions lor appcmli
, jcitis. (he canine tontli cc<?\\ 11i11, tin
| canine wardrobe*. thai net-tic in Xev
, ! ^ ork, and then he said :
j "How servants hale t!ics<> pamper
Jed curs! At a house where i wa
. call in?' one warm day the fat a in
i pompous butler entered the drawim
room and said:
" 4 Did you ring, madam?'
" 'Yes, Harrison. I wish you t<
i take Ki<lt> out walking lor | w<
. j hours.'
J "Harrison frowned slitrhllv. ' Ma
j Fido won't follow me, madam,' In
. said.
. j '' 'Then, Harrison, von must follov
Fido.' "
>
TEACHER WANTED.
The undersigned trustees of Lou:
Lane school will receive application
; for teacher of said school for nex
j term,
M. A. Rouwick,
T. H. P.ro-k,
S. A. Kikard,
Trustees.
TEACHER WANTED.
I
1
, Tho undersigned trustees will re
- ccive applie;inlions for teacher of th
, Lehoay school in Xo. 4 toc.*n>diip
M. A. Honwiek,
? ! T. IT. Urock,
5 | S. A. Kikard.
i j Trustees.
^ : oOO Mile Stale Family Ticket* ?ll.
| 2">.?Good over the Atlantic Cons
Line in each State for the lioa.l or de
I" t pendent members of a family. Lia.it
1 , etl to one year from date "f sale.
^ | 1000 Mile Interchangeable Indivi
i dual Ticket $20.00.?(food ovor th
iti the Southeast aggregating 30.00
' i miles. Limited to one year from dat
of sale.
. 1 2000 Mile Firm Ticket *-10.00.I
: Good over the Atlantic Coast Lin
I and 30 other lines in tlvo Southeas
I aggregating 30.000 milos; for a man
j nger or head of tirni and employes !i
i lines in the Southeast ,r.sgregating 41
i mi led to five, but goo,! for onlv on
' I "f sn^li persons at a time. Limited t
Atlantic Coast Line and 30 other line
one year from date of sale.
, 1000 Mile Southern Interchangeabl
. Individual Ticket $2o.ftft.?Good >v<?
L "'o Atlanlir Coast Line and 75 otliv
I 000 miles Limited to one year fr,
da to >? sale.
I All mileage tickets sold on and at
- tor April 1st, 1P0S. will not be honor
ed" for passage on trains, nor i
checking baggage (except from noti
agency stations and stations sin
' open for the sal eof tickets) but mus
be presented at ticket ofliccs and ther
exchanged for continuous tickcts.
\~> cents saved in passage fare b
purchasing local ticket fr.cn on
' a no n Is.
' I Atlantic Coast Line.
T. C. White,
1 General Passenger A ye nt.
W. J. Craig,
4 Pasenger Traffic Manager,
Wilmington, N. C.
5 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEN'
AND DISCHARGE.
' Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned as the administrator of th
personal estate of Susanna France
Setzler, deceased, will, at 11 o'clocl
' of the forenoon on the 1 Sth day o
1 August next, make a final accountin
in the Probate Courl for Xcwberr
' county for said estate, a"d that h
will immediately (hereafter apply !
said courl for a final discharge. AI
persons having demands against sail
^ estate will render an account thecco
to the undersigned, or to Mcssi>
Schuinpert and Ilollnway, attorney:
duly attested, on or oefore said tim
i of settlement.
! Geo. A. Setzler.
! Administrator, &c.
July 10, 1008.
i Laundry Work.
A Grand Family Medicine.
i "It gives me plo.isnre to -peak ;
| good word for K lee trie Hitlers,'
writes Mr. Crank Coiilan of Xo.
; I Itnisltui St.. \'ew N'tn k. -'It V ;i yrant
I family medicine for dyspepsia am
liver complications; while for laim
back and weak kidneys it cannot b<
too highly recommended." Klectrie
. Hitters regulate tlie- digestive I'uml'
lions, purity iIk> blood, and impart
i renewed vigor ami vitality to the
weak and debilitated <?," both sexes.
- Sold under guarantee at \Y. K. l'el1
ham & Son's drug store. 50e.
j _ __
NEWBERRY UNION STATION.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains?Effective 12.01 A. M.
Sunday, June 7th, 1008.
k- , Southern Railway:
> Xo. 1") for (invnvi!li> .. . .^.."STa.m
- Xo. IS for Columbia .. . .1.-I0 p.m.
[. Xo. 11 for Greenville .. ...'{'JO |.
r Xo. 1(5 for ('<o|umbia S.I7 fr.
0., N. & L. Ry.
_j*Xo So for Laurens A.1:1 a.m.
; "No. 22 for Columbia . . . .8.47 a.m.
j , Xo. 52 for (Jreenville . . 12..j(i p.m.
j Xo. 53 for Columbia .. ...'{.20 p.m.
I *Xo. 21 for Laurens . . . .7.2.") p.m.
| *No. 84 for Columbia .. . .8.36 p.m.
> j * Does not run on Sunday
( Hi is time taM" shows the times at
i which trains may be expected to def
| part from this station, but thoir degipnrturo
is not guaranteed and the
time shown is subject to change without
notice.
0. I.. Robinson.
Station Master.
CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA
RY.
?! Schedule in effect May 31, 1908.
5 | Lv. Xewherry(C X & L) 12:o0 p.m.
t | Ar. I,aureus 2:02 p.m.
| Lv. [.aureus (C & W C) 2p.m.
| Ar. Greenville 4:00 p.m.
; Lv. Laurens 2:32 p.m.
i ASpartanburg I p.m.
^ artr.nburj- (So. |{v.) :0(l p.m.
j A: , j!? nder-iouvillo . 7p.m.
i \y. A -heville S :"?0 p.m.
I.v. '.aureus (C ,V: \V CI 2:32 p.m.
'*' ". < ii'eeiiwood 3:32 p.m.
0 i A r. M.-Cormiek T:.'{.'? p.m.
|Ar. August a p.m.
i J ri-W eekly Perlar Car line belt
ween Auunsta and Asheville. Train?
I Xos. 1 and 2. leave Augusta Tuesday?j
Ihursdavs and Saturdays, leave
| Aslieville Mondays, Wednesdays ami
Fridays.
r Xt ic: The above arrivals and doi
part tires, as well as connections \vit!i
"jother companies, are given as in for 'illation,
and are not guaranteed.
Krnest Williams,
- j Gen. Pass. Agt.,
p j Augusta. CI a.
0 | Geo. T. Hryan.
0 I Greenville, S. C.,
Gen. Agt.
t. RE-REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
x, - ?"
!_ Notice is hereby given that the ?up.
j ervisors ;f registration will be a!
I their olliees in the court house dur
e ing the months of July and August
(l 1to re-enroll voters of this county ii
, . accordance with provisions of an aci
jof the general assembly approved tlu
i2.?th day of February, 1008. The olllc:
' will he open every day except Sunda\
j from 0 a. m. to (i p. m. during thes?
two months. The law requires that al
' I voters shall bo re-registered.
F. L. Hayes, Chairman
P>. P>. Leit/.sey,
J. W. Worts,"
si Supervisors of Registration.
t BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES,
t Eastboiuul.
e N' IS. loaves Anderson mi f>.:.o ;i
j mi., for connection at Helton win
v Southern for Greenville.
r I Xo. !:?. from Walhalla. leaves \i
, der-on al 111. |.i a. m., for conned no
I at Helton willi Southern Railwav I'oi
I Columbia and Greenville.
Xo. 20. leaves Anderson a! 2.2(
| P- m., for connections at Helton will
Southern Railway for (ireenville.
Xo. S. daily except Sunday, fron
Palilalia arrives Anderson 0.24 p
T m., with connections at Seneca wit I
Southern Railway from points south
Xo. 10, from Walhalla, leaves An
c derson at 4.57 p. m., for connection5
s at Belton with Southern Railway foi
Greenville and Columbia.
^ j Westbound.
- Xo. 1i, arrives at Anderson ai 7.")i
N a. m.. from Helton with connection?
? from Greenville.
'j | Xo. 0. arrives at Anderson at 12.2:
. p. m.. I com Helton with conned i.? i.j
from (ireenville ami Cdmnbi.i. Goo?
' I to Walhalla.
I Xo. 10, arrives al Anderson at 3.-H
' j p. m.. from Helton with connection}
' from Greenville.
Xo. 11, arrives at Anders-m a!
1.20 p. m., from Helton with connections
from Greenville nod Columbia.
Goes to Walhalla.
i Xo. 7. daily except Sunday, leave?
j Anderson at 0.20 a. m., for Walhalla
' with connect ions at Seneca for local
1 points s n;!h.
Xos. !,. IS, If), ai:<1 20 are mixed
I r i mis between Anderson ?<i Hello:
Xos. , and S are local freight
1; trains, carrying passengers. between
j Anderson and Walhalla and between
2 Walhalla an^ Anderson
We have moved in our new
place, and are now prepared to
fill all orders promptly. We are!
headquarters for all the leading
Drinks
Pepsi Cola, I
Buffalo Lick Gingerale,
Viva in the big Bottle,
Grape Compound,
Lemon Sour,
Peach Mellow,
Strawberry,
Iron Brew,
Plain Gingerale.
|
You will find us at Leaveil's
old Stand, at public square.
Yours for business,
I !
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F ip w* v> ? $ $ B ttji ^11 ^ s 9 aiP ? u
. 8 ^ 'i u* wll n. v in 1 i? U w? 9 t
J. G. HAILE, Mgr. ;
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