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There is an extraordinary adventure
1 slid Emily, and much praise is due,
Luduvlco, to your prudence and intrepiditv.
T lie re are soma circumstances
^ however, concerning the North apartj
ments. which still perplex me, but
. perhaps, you may be able to expla'nj
J them. I-Md vou ever hear the banditti j
relate any thing extraordinary of these j
< rornis.
No madam,' replied liudovlco, *1
never heard them speak about the]
room*, except to laugh at the credulity
of the old housekeeper, who onee was
very near catching one of t he pirates:
it was sinca the Count arrived at the
chateau, he said, and he laughed
heartily as he related tire trick he had
played off.'
a blush overspread Emily's cheek,
and she impatiently desired Ludovico
to explain himself.
'Why, my lady,' said ho, 'as this
fellow was, one night in the bed-room,
lie heard somebody approachin through
the next apartment, and not having
time to lift up the arras, and dp fasten
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just uv . 'I in he a
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,Ayo' said Ludovico, in as great a
fright as he ever made any hody else]
suffer: and presently the houskccper1
and some oilier person curie up io tin
bed, when lie, thinking they were g< ing
to examine it, bethought him,
that hU only chance escaping det ection,
was by terrifying them: so lie
lifted up the ccuoteipaue, but Liiai
did not do, till lie raised 1; fa<v above
it, .Hid then they boih set oil . he said,
as ifiliov lisid sorri lt.e nAeil. rind lie'
got outoi tho room undiscoveid.' I
Emily could not forbear smiling at
this explanation of the deception, |
wh'e'.i had g'ven lier so much superstitious
terror, and was surprised, thai
she could have suiTerc^ herself to b<
thus alarmed, till he considered, that'
when the mind has once l*gtin to \ield
to the weakness of superstition, tri ties
impress it with the force of conviction.
^till, liowever. she remember with
awe the mysterious music, which had
been heard, at midnight, near vdiateau-lo-Ulanc,
and she aske 1 Ludovico
tf he could give any explanation of it,
but, lie c mid not.
'I only know, madam,' lie added
'that it did not belong to the pirate,
for 1 have heard them laugh ah nit it
and say. they believed Lite devil wain
I Mgtic with tlicm there.'
'Yes, i will answer for it he Mai,'
said \imetle. her countenance brightening,
'I was sure all along, that he < r
hi-, spirits h'id som .'thing to do with
the north apartments, and now >oi .
so.', madam, I am right at last
It cannot l>o denied, thai hispirits
wert very busy hi Ihat part.'
of I he chateau,' replied Kmily, smilliijf.
'Hut I am surprised, Ludovici,
that these pirates should perserve in j
their sohrn s, fifier the ariivai of the
Oount; what could they expect hut,
detect ion?
'i have reason to believe, madam,'1
replied T-udovico, 'that it was their
attention to perserve no longer thnx
wa neeess iry for t he removal of \ '.*
stores, which was depos'ted in ?the-|
vaniis: ami it appearct, mat uies A;tn.
been employed in Ining.so from (vfi'iIii
a short p1 rloci aflci tin- ^nnot's
arrival; but, an tlmy hud o?>h? a
lit in rx. in Hi.- night lor this, buy mess,
and w ;re carrying on other sehenif .
at the same time, the vauiis were n-. ,
half e no d, when they t > ,k
ale away. They gloried exceed-u jly
th's opportunity of confirming the
superstitious reports, that had "oeun
sp-cad of the north chambers, .vere
careful t> leave everything ?,h<v as
flint* lit.l t. utoil it III liot i of Id m i
mote the deception, an 1 fretjU' ?tly,
In their joow :n ?ids, would 1 cv, ? ;i>
th ' c.jmlernati )!!, w'-ich they 'v
cd tin inh tbiixnb* of ti..? cis'in ha I
flu fT >red u;>>> my <1 is:tp;> n.rin*and ir
w h to pr'-veot. the pufcsibPii y of mv
bi'.nivin^ t'y-jjr s?erct, r,!?ac i"b6y had
romovvd m?> bo?pii'h u dtita-rco.-: Fidiu
tint pjsrh?d bin'.y considered r,iit? r. cm
e'.%u. a-? r.early the if owoOiuti V ,fuundv
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from the discourse of their comrades
that, though they were cautious, ai
first, In showing their power there
they had once very nearly betrayei
themselves. Uomg, one night, as was
their custom, to the north chambers
to repeat the noises, that had occas*
ioned such alarm among the servant.*'
they heard, as they were about to unfasten
the secret door, voices in the
bed-room. My lord has since told
me, that himself and .Rl. Henri were
then in t lie apartment, and they heard
very extraordinary sounds of limentalion,
which it seems were made bv
I lies.- fellows, with their usual design
| of spreading ten'or: and my lord has
ewned, lie then felt somewhat more,
than .surprised; but as it was necessary
to the peace of his family, that no notice
should be taken, he was silent or
the subject, and enjoined silenco tc
Ids son.
(To be continued. 1
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Wedding
Presents,,
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PINE CLOCKS and
BRONZES.
i t i\y * nl.t..ir . i> lmnrl +n rinlnn1
II iillt! 81ijl.ii tlli Ililllli IV SG1GU
from, and Hew Goons
siwiii daily,
1 We tee a Msome stock a
'ine Jewelry to all the
latest ideas.
Dont My' yz presents Prior
[ seeing our pods.
jP. H. Lachicott(
<5: Company,"
JEWELERS.
|14H Main St., Columh i
South Carolina.
Ono or llio I "limit.v.
v .1 rnirt t 6pyinoiii, the artist, was l>or
, In l?:t Ion in lTU'J. 111> displayed
| foiidu?*j * l'or Irawinpr and painting 1
i boyhonq find subsequently txa5in- I e<
i icbrity fc>.v hi-* sMIl in <'e-i-nliur horse
[ c ( i<i) ptDIll J.XlkO "I SoUICI'StM i'll
t ploy i'd Si . Jloiir i?> pailll il 1*00111 ill ll
mat ho St \>v:11 i the portrait.- of h
ilniiV: .- f : i * ?* 11 . :isv nilitlii )(> ! l!i
ttrii?Cio ii> ii<iI'll*.>??tuf ?l;.y <Irani., t
bin . sayli i::
' v?usiij) s. tynioiir tf.voiir health."
' 'i!?.- jMi'.tt iortr??plii*rf.< "My lor<l, I re i
jj" lii'lirvr tlustM iia vi-sjlif lioiior of b
I 5?S of,your lire's f;u\illy."
This hni*. 1110 .or nu> aurce t
} much that-lift rose* fronMhe table nil
? ordered Ion fdirwnrd to 'pay Seymoi
:j ?r.<l tV.i.ii.:r s him. l-'irnliau*. J) >\\< vo
: * h t no o"w il Ki inland <*mil?i oomph
" Imj pir'uros l>C'.,nii. lie t'O'ttlcxroiideil
"send for his ioousiii. Tin* painter r
ponded to t !h*V iio> s ::< ia- tlie-n> word
"My lord, i wt'.l now prole that 1 n
?f your *jraeo'M ftuuily. far I won
1? OHIO."
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I I w >I. _ . .
, laniollne Rusinc Mou n: ;-t? ob a
liomemndr Trucii.
My gncollno engine is :i <>ne and one
half horsepower machine. I huilt a
' truck for it out of lit stool bludor.
By buying a IVw exl;.i bolt aid a
iumll wagon \vl" 1 ! u':?l using the
hinder truck for ft- vh< ob l rigc
[ up this truck for a few dollars. ! i ul
i pintib ]>i form -i t . truck. I used
Ma same u tring th.-ii was usi t to mu
the bludor, cut a hoi'- through the platform
and run a bolt from the engine
down to the pulley. The ouUlt then
moved itself along nicely, but 1 shall
put a gprockol chain belt oil, instead of
a rubber belt, as the latter slips some
In going up grade--. A bevel friction U
| start will, would b? another improvement.
1 put my > ogine to the following uses:
Pump water ).. our stock at a ?jst <>| (
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^C- \
"k t |
l.viii' . ? N h;i i . |
i' ft*Ills JUT '\ - . 1" >: \. ? I a" I
rate of -well. Mi t of u < ( ? Mi.
| ] ffOOilfl Mill fllStClU I down Mi.- ; i:: miv
machine mul engine. at o'clock \v?
o In lied to saw, and at n >on wo wen
through. After dinner we piled tin
rood ii|> four feet 1* eh, and the pilt
- vns eiglity-tliree t 'el long.
1 go about the neighborhood cutting
n orn fodder and doing old jobs. 1
j, inw pumped water at our county fair
grounds several 1 inn s. '1 he cr.gii h i
^ paid for itself an I is a ? go >d as over
s It has been worth a great de I to v .
in running jj-ind ione, funning mill
| corn dicller. etc.
' Some folk ? tidn'c it pays t !> .< v4. ai
.> ! ongliio only on n largo farm 1 lit n tn.-u.
on a sin ill farm e'?n gei along with ! shired
help if lie lias an engine to l?el]
him, c'iicludi s a writer who lelis th.
j foregoing story of lbs "fanner's auto'
lu rami Journal.
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iiiMl.nfrnlfilii'd hy Movement*.
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| Observant iiml f;it' sighted |icrsona
ir j dU;iii ,' ilsli nt great distances a man
| iVmn a woman, nut liy dress, fa< o or
,t 1 figure. hut by movements. The molo
lions i?i llio nio-t graceful of men are
, tin^ainlv whoa compared with I lie slim
oils lilies that must women Instinctively
ni j assume. It often happen* that a single
| motion of a distant flguro, nnd especialj
ly a in -lion ->f '.he arms ahovo the la-ad.
| will itistanlly deiermlne for a trained
obspvvi r the ex of the per j:i. If any
s# i oil'.' d; .lits this let him into the awkward.
\vlr.flji:;i!-!Jk? perforuinnet.- of a
at nam atatngkig Ills hair and the grnco*
L.,j i el < i re-, a n.| deft hen-bus wit I) which
* vfomaiv aei.omi>; alnn the game Uibig.
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Vholesale and
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Miss Beyard was sinyiug :n her 'ft?
aunt's iilli ai Newport. Mis* Bey- ?2
aid was tieli; her aunt was rich. 1 Egn
was rich myself or I would h. i have n|
wasted lime eojilinu Mm > > ?' E&
Poor I'yotme people think tiiat wh?n fS
there m phony of un>;m\ in a farm*
the M.ii jiikI ilatU'lilers <yn aftorii to
tfaurx for love, it's dme >... ii\ th
other wav. I'lie poor must inarry i! \ik
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poor, lor we ru It people have no mall'' "-'-v
uiouiiil use for tlieni. ?**
t v
I received a note from Miss jp-vard
sayim; that slit" had something to tel! t;M
me which she couldn't ver.t well write. \ fi
Considering that there was a . eurtship pi?;
on between us. this was tjuite nougl . g.^
and there was no Use in my going. It ; Cjl
meant that I might look elsewhere far ? *
11 u'if.i r I.,... ?i...i ..ir._ . KM
lore tip my letter. After nil, 1 would i 8|?
prefer to receiv* my forniftl dismissal i
from her lips. 1 was curious to know i fau
if her heart was goinp with her haiul. K&
[ took the evening boat !'<-r Newport ' i&l
and called the next :>ftei'lextii i D
"TYhj Is he?" I i;s| oil. |B
'"Who luts tolu ..ihi' No one but mm
Aunt Adeline and I end be knows any- j SB
thing nbout it. li lias l,.e -n somewhat |
sudden." '
"I guessed it from y<eir not".'
"How bright of you: ti<> ,s I.ord Ru
telle. t<? ><!
f
who had come over to Americ a lor a j for
df.1t
ten
The reason for my astonishment V: s ben
that Miss Boyard Is a superior iri?1
and I had supposed quite ahovc such ?!
a sale. 1 considered the price nlt? ?.-ai
get her iiisuhieiont esp? laip, as M1 j; ,
Beyard avis avi.iIIi .<!">,"00,opo. How- !}?
over, a titl?! is a o.l t! no lor a avoiu*
an of means <o 1.: e h ti e f: n :ly. (j,,
"Well," I said, il only i Ins fui $;<t
me to Avish you a pleasant life among s]xj
British peers and pe< resses." ,,f.
"You don't et'iv A cry I egret ful." she s,.,
pouted. wli
"You Avnnl a title; tb"iHYro 1 wan' 1 ^1,
you to have a title. If yen needed my so,
assistance to get one you . Inuild have 4?fl.
it." kn<
"That's Aery kind of y ?u." I arose. _>
"Are you going so soon?'
"Yes. There's nothing inn1 tally Intel- .1
est lug for u- to chat about tonal!' 1 oa
hope there will ho ti > -lip beiw. >n yon ?<
and your visit." eoi
ruin tiini: i i>' ?K ni;<:a< IIIC. ar.sueM as
she offered me lier hand ami bade me
adieu.
That evening Ilingrleton rolled on mo.
"i heard yon were in- and cnnii' up *ei
at once. ] have news for you. One of ni'
your American hell has heeii unwise v,:
uouuli to throw herself away on me." vf
"Indeed!" lu<
"Yes; that pretty Miss Heyurd--no fit
| end < f money ii. her own r ;lu. You've lej
been very kind to me thus far, old t)j
i chappie, bnt I've j;ot a hardei nut for <.
you to erae!; now. The sums you have ftM
advau<-o.| are bagatelles compared with ^
what I need now. T'vr >t 1?? up
diis expenditure for three mouths.
Then nones the wedding. wit 11 il* pre
out to mo nriue. .My tine:** s noiuiost
won't 1?o paid for a your. That's all
ilit* soourity 1 liavo to give. I moan ef
1 haven't any lo give at all." W
1 had said only that day to Miss ltoy- C
aid, "If you neodod my nssistanoe th
you should have it." lloro was a pi
oliaijoo to help hor hy helping l.ord nf
Ringleton. ro
"How lunch do you need':"' I asked. ,
"I could got ?>n wiili $10,0< o."
"Nonsense! Vou need 1 1
j tool; a clif< k I??from a 1 link and
wii-o him a cheek for Sdn.iMio. "Viiu
will uvcr.tge Ui .sli'.oiin ;i month aMi.-s
Jteyaru's liuucc. No gush, j douse
lucre's no obligation. I know you will '
he good for the amount."
, In a few days I received u note fioiu
.>j > iiejuru usKHfr me n> enit. j
dropped in an hour before dinm I
saw at once there was something on "i
i her mind. She looked nt me wiiii tIn*
| I'.iu1 expression as before !r : !:: i. . > 1
| ton affair. ?t
'When you told me the oilier day,"
she said, "that if I needed your as ui
! si tanee in my affair wiili I.ord ilia '"i
,'!etuii you would give it ! didn't thinlt
!1 should have to thank you for it so '<
soon." , In
"What do you nier.nV" I asked in >'
I alarm. s
"Vou have supplied Iks temporary i I"
I wants."
I "lias he gouo daft, to tell you about
j ItV" i
"My aunt knows Ins people in ling- , 1
land and known that very soon he will '
como. Into ^^QQ^OOd. She also knonpj
U??t H'IMUUTWHi toft wm?i/i rxot bs MM.t
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months. Out' Fan
crack Collars. S'
Capital1
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R >y Rutland, A
P. S: We want a
Ill frozen sthi mho couu:u wan nils
in;' wlilte frost. l?ut there was out
ill111ul skin that, though just as stif
any of t he otlni . hail 110 frost oil it
want yuii to look ai tills skin," In
11 "It is the kind that tin tiTns
ssini 8, grnml dukes, and so . hav
ir r < .. I oil.11 ' lotlfli of. : i
ottci s sk . otid u Is so cxpenstr
it often i i '< : " 1 i l'ar ot it will e0s
in. It ;s iinjii'siionnbly the ties
n n the w 1' 1* 111 to nuike coat collar
Why'? l.ook at this one, ami you']
'. A I! my other skins are coverei
ill frost, while on this fur 110 froa
di'Vi r :p)iea - A ml that's the rea
whi - a otter shins make the bos
a collar- The hreatli, for some ur
in n reason, doesn't freeze on them.
Cew York L'ress.
Caution*.
- i mh'\ is nit t*MM ruiirn
n(ions man. don't yon think? John
';nniom! Why, ho wouldn't pay
npliinent without netting a recelf
It
Llnhtnlny Causes Fire.
Elhcrton. (Ja.. April 30.- During
rifle ihund< r storm hero Suadr
trivn," lightning struck tlio lar{
ireltoiiso of I iio Hawes Ov. sioj 11..r
mo company ami destroyed it, \vi
>st of t Iio slock it contained. Tl
e department saved t to surround!!
ildings, and also saved a gooliy pa
the atoc.k. The stork amounted
:!,00(), and there was $21,Oco insi
ce on It. f'olonel T M. Swift owni
i building which was lit. tired ah
u? building was struck about il p.
Sherman's Son Starts to Sea.
Clinttanouga, Tenn , April l'a<
Tl,......,.. Cl.nrnion v. n /,?" P., ivit
. T. Sherman, and a prh st in t
uliolir church, arrived at Fori Ug
t>!|" Sunday morning and Mond
aided out accompanied a dc'n
the Twelfth cavalry, following t
iiite of his tatln r'fl famous inarch
e .1. T!io detail of t!io Twell
.' > will nccomiiany lilui as far
ii tn and at Fort .Mcl'iiers
<i- ait ii ??* .i- -ijin< a to ci
i.-t niin . o the sou.
llH1 ' III! Illl. II, < !l
f-in cII.m . d hitu lei.;|"ir.ii .
i .lire. lie t. dil |i. r tin I lil? ll.d ji
. I. :> loan I'roin the 'he-I : dlovs
in. : :i' ;.ml 111 tin* v 11 i;i. 0 of 1
iisiiisin gave her your iijin ? .**
I never was more astonished in 1
fe. Miss Iteyard could have knot
I iai* down with a Outlier.
I ho iionI aftornuon Hingloton oai
. to mo at th?' casino, his .1111 ling f.t
g with intelligenee.
Slio's tohl mi! all. What <1 doucoc
inny affair, to ho sure! I eongra
ito you, old chappie Hut, I say,
1 ?u need that thirty thousand? Tin
1 a second t>est, you Know, and I <
ect to land her tonight. Ten mill!
are and perhaps more. Itut"-too
falling- "she's not Ml^s I toy nr.
! hogged him to koop the thirty 'Je
a nil as long as lio needed it. I v
appy a few days later when ho t
1 j that ho had Men red the $h).Otx>,ij
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City Laun
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c~n! iiiwuu c
j^ent |J
l limited number of fii
111 WCIUillUI
r The lar??*st HUPOSITJHV inSO'JI MCA!
: > I'A l'H5 <i JVi
j* Capital
p> $250,000.< 0
We w;ti t your business anil will e
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. j We pay 4 p r cent on deposits in o.ir
We are centrally situated and arc pre
our customers promptly and sitislnccoi
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i- | Ihos. Taylor 2nd . Vice-Brest.
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: ? i'. .;n Sap Sago. Italian Parmesan, Mus
; 1 -.ardines, Dili Dickies, l ine Candies. I'c
( 1 Select Norfolk Oysters, Chickens and I
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Mh WOKT.'IY AOUNG PEOPLE
11. vV<? ?-s;rn.- v? ii .? i ? on , noiniittor
)v>w liriiit?-' . . .?>! ? liicuti >n, .< l?? wi.ili t<?
i:..1! bu .me. .i liaihii.i. and p.nod poni*
til--., to v ilr!>y fii tut;l for ou?- ?:rc?:l half-iabft
<)'<l 'f. .Stiff? . ii?o? < i d' l ci . ii inotml.lr fortune
| arc i:U'?i*nl< <>l. 'ton't (day. WiileUaJuy.
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