The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 01, 1888, Image 8

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, gracunuiy ma i to um cnatr bo : opon to* ■ to took < oirl tramblod tor » i# ?►*- A Romance of the Jerseys, 1779. By BUST HA2LTX [Oopyrighu-d by Hougbton, Mifflin & Co , nnd pukTUbwt by arraocement with “Zrtm H tout name won mt known to ffrl 1 tho com- tion npon her CoL has, me- bnt looking obrtoocly i Um, Mtotrcm Thankful,” mM the com- tion cad IomUmcc. Id mandcr-tn-chief, looking down npon her CoL Hamilton, i of the ty at any t who had anUrad, hand ad a fast* ta WaA> r a gratia- Ington, and said, “H«a aai Ma •hairan” ially aarra “Raad tham,” aali Um fenaral a**! in hda. hat vary Thankful ~ artth a grata ml, If tor no other, yen to-ntgbt, Mlatiaaa Wm mtlU. MtAln OQV chaptiii dL The rising wind, which had ridden ntaeh faster than Mistress Thankful, had InsaraMd to a pds by the tta# It reached Morristown. It swept through the leaf less maples and rattled the dry bones of the elms. It whistled through the quiet Presbyterian churchyard, as if trying to arouse the sleepers tt had known in days gone by. tt shook the blank, luster leas windows of the Assembly rooms ores the Freemasons' tavern and wrought in their gusty curtains moving shaJwws of those amply petUooated dames and tightly hosed cavaliers who had swung in “flir Roger" or Jigged In “Money Musk" the nlghkbefore. S ^ 1 fancy tttras Mound the iaolf mansion," beflsr known as quartan, ” that unAw its the whistled throng every chink and cranny of its square, solid, unptetureeque struc ture. Situated on a hillside that de scended rapidly to the Whippnny river, every sumaaer aephyr that wMepersd through the ponhceef the Merristown ttwahoueee churged so n etMt brsisi upou the swinglug half doore and window of the “Ford mansion;” every wintry wind became a gala that threatened iU security. The eeatry who paced before Ms front porch knew from experience when to Unger under Ha lea an ban outer sout to the Within Um house with grave politeness, thinks, spared you the tatrodueMou to the courtesy of man. But how can 1 especially esrvi “Read them, jouf" CoL Hamilton, Alack! the bl&ze of Mistress Thankful's scioasness of ai brown syce had become somewhat dimmed Blossom and his general, read the rmm — . - .. . to the grave half lights of the room, to I* w *» eouebed In phnaes of military and , 'vjt ® the graver, deeper dignity of the erect, legal precision, and related briedy, that ‘'sm^em Thankful Bloeeom win soldier Hhe figure before her. The brigM upon the certain nad personal knowledge — gJiiWe that •he has at least la color born of the tempest within and with- ***• writes, Abner Blossom of the felted bur desire to serve her Ja out had eomehow faded from her cheek; ‘‘Blossom Farm" wee to the habit of ra the eauctnese begotten from bullying hee tertatotog two gen tie man, namely, the hoses to the UM half hour’s rapid rids “Count Ferdinand" and the ‘Dana was so subdued by the actual presence cf Pompoeo," suspected enemies of the the toan she had some to bally that I tone cause, sad pmgbtt traitors to the Couti* she had to use all bar self control to keep ' nental army. It wra signed by Allan down her laellaatioa to whimper, and to Brewster, Ute captain to the Connecticut heap back the tears that, oddly enough, contingent. nm Is her sweet ayes as she lifted thorn As CoL Hamilton exhibited the rignu- U> (he quietly critical yet placid glance of tare, Thankful Blossom had as difficulty her Interlocutor. to recognising the familiar bad baud and “I ana readily conceive the motive df equally familiar misspelling ef her lover. Ihto visit, Mi— Thankful," continued She rose to her feet. With eyes that Washington, with u certain -Tlgaiart showed her present trouble and perplexity -- * £!S*J /*«*« * * •mil ^OMHIUdTHpi;, AAILKOdD. ■ n, ms. audwHer tils (date the feMowtog *4l .j ;r it «. we have but it to not to ve her roof to-night until she has par- h*r eouu- aeceptiug our poor hospitality for a single night,” said Lady Washington with a Thankful Blossom still stood tm-aelute- But t)>e next mon Ss c. *st> 4* Oe 0 jS .eUeduld wldbairuh ttOUfOl dOUTM. He. f», Daily. Leave Moresm Leave Kingstres • Arrive Lease Leave Louse Arrive Charleston He. **, Daily. Leave Flereece Le ve Kiagvtvee Arrive Lanes Leave Leuee Arrive ChaMe.tra i ram of youtliful ar;.ts ^ThTy gloom, which tho eeaat flrebgkt of the iMMjBtoxoom ami the dplag emra» on the dratag rooA hearth toiled fa dieal- paU The central hall wra booed, wad furnished plataly With a tow t«bh bot tomed chairs, on cm of which half doood a Mack body servaat cf (he commander- racMef. Two adliirs In the dtotog room, drawn Mona bp tho ohlruwy coraw, ■hatted to nadartoOM, aa If mlndfnl that (hs door cf toe drawing M«s was open, and their vetoes mlphfe break to upon Us •acred privacy. The iwlii^M hghltatos hall partly lllumlnatol H, or rather glanced gloomily from the blaeh poUehed furniture, tho taatoriem.ctodrB, tho uualat cabinet, tho silent ***, Iton bMotou legged center table, aM finally npra the raiiltmhm —rat cf atom awM by toa firs. _ Um ctrifiaod world, rinoe oo eslihtatod to prtat aad painting, as to need no descrip- tloo ben. Its rare comMaatloa ef gratis dlpUto with pseduund taam, at asMsme- luteiMfSof purpose with* pkOooophtaal patience, have bow as toaquratly deUv- •redtoa people •Mpifut those QuaUUra that I towtthm too Often provoked n spirit of playful ag- gremloB, ta which tho deeper underlying ■rantog wra forgotten, to hi me add that to manner, physical equipoise, and even to Um mere details of dices, this flgura Indkated a certain artatoeratto ex dudvunsm. It wra theprmentmratof B king—b king who by the mmy of right he Fbciin too ttowb of Ms powtaud 1 toe silver bwekleof hie dkoe he topM that tt was not ptraags topt his brsUMr Oeorgs of RngUadand Hanovsr knowa m the “grace of Ood’’- r «f cf hm of Um guard, followed by apou the porch, did not appar- Hordidthe welfare, however erring and father may be, h most seemly to ■ rose to her test. Herupper U^tosS hxfi a moment before trembled ta a pretfiy tB- fantlae dlstrees, now sttfleaed and enrled ac she eenfronted the dignified figure ha- tore hot. “It is npt ef my father I apeak,* she said caaeOyt “1 did here ahme to-night, ta thie talk of him; I warrant been Mmc# I came here to apeak of Of Use—sy, lie| teM of me, a pc Ip, of cowardly gossip uhout mo aad my without poUUso or adherence to the ranee —as if 'twere neceeaary every lad shoold ask the eoafldenee oo permission of your self oo, belike, my Lady Washington, in •• n moment, ant of breath, in's qaicknCM of intuition Bags to Washington's face erarshadow- n woman's fateful per- which I humbly might, on ocerakm, be honorably putUU sex—she went to . ray phut W»s la her, oven If ah# were bulged, with a woman's honorable la an bans or whtoh I also younger gentlewtmmn, took 1 brown ejea whh so honest franknee# j equal to her own, s»l<! ccressin-riy, “Dear Mistress Thankful, tboach 1 ain but a , guest in her ladyship's house, let me, 1 pray you, add my voice to her*. I am Mistress Schuyler, of Albany, ot your service. Mistress Thankful. ** <’ol- Hum* ntaa here wfll hear me wltucee, did t aaad any interpreter to your honest heart. Be lieve me. dear lUstreae Thankful, I sysa- yon, and only kra Xtn to Leave FUrrase net klngetree Arrive Leuee Leave tunes larTss 40 ”' that Invaded even the rmaa, and brlpl rttnet rustle ef a of a smooth, fresh fkeed over the shoulder of that humbly protest might he as honorably Imitated by us—oar occasion. "It baa been said,” said Thankful Blos som quickly, “that my father has given to two spies— two spies that, begging your excellency's l and the pardon of congress, I only as two srhohnenm II Is raid, aad basely and that my sweetheart, Capfc Allan Brewster, has lodged this ia- I have ridden here to dray II I have ridden ham to demand of yon that bn merifiead to Hw ttSwnriBXl polities; that a prying mob of mgumufl not bo cent to an honeet tarmor'o spy and spy rad turn n poor girl out ef doers that they aright «e a Tto fai, so M is; therel 'tie w It Ml than, nawl gptos, iadeedl ape they, pruyT * la toa indlgn to _ of tori her In He , within a tow taahaa 4f the dignified (gtoy eye eyes at toe grant To her ottos stupefaction head aad kriecd her, with a tar of hto with a woman's tusttnet she felt, I am eon- strained to say, more unfriend line— la the attnt presence of the two women thaa la toe possible outspoken criticism of oar much abused sex. “Of coarse," said n voice which Thank ful at once, by a woman's unerring in stinct, recognised as the elder ef the two txfirin and the legitimate keeper of than . conscience of some one at the mea who were present—“of course Mtotrees Thank ful will U able to elect which of her lovere among her country's enemies she will be able to cling to for rapport la her present emergency. She dose aat scans to have been to special In her favore as to have positively excluded any one." “At least, dear Indy Washington, tho will not give it to the man who has proven a traitor to her,” said the younger yon. Ton wUlrtay, I know, aal y stav with mm rad we shall talk • faittikseaem of that over Jealous Yankee captain who has proved himself, I doubt not, ra on worthy of you as he is of hh country." (To to) xorithraxd ) LAW vkmvm $. t. waso. a. o. woecs WARD A WOODS. mWmiuWjm 9L BA BUNG TOWy A. 0. WH oraetiee la all Mate and Federal Cerate.' OKS OF THE LEADING 3IES6HAKT9 OF MIS 8E0i»S DARLINGTON COUNTY, re* to inton* his HHtny codtomers and tho public geberally that bo proposes to carry this seaseo a larger stock of timn iitmimii tku he hee ever hed before. Kverylhhg miielly nM et «• to J. 0 tablishments of this character are to be had at his store, and on the moat faworable terms. A choice lot of rT7»*TITTJ».RB has been added to his usual stock, and be will continue to con- feet hi* Waeh*mith and Woodshop. which are now so well ^ uST* known in that neighborhood. Um Highest Market Price paid for Cotton. BeptetaberT, 3ns ^raetlss SpedMl attrntk a puNi to all •hip', hcluul. •hnr.lhf r ™“"» “ JL- u „, in the dead silence that ensued that the Aejr party anving OnnlBrvS In MM* two superior male beings present looked j Erie would do well !• end OO the at each other In lofty astonishment. | firm, who have control of some Of He that is trait’rone to hit country,* I the most desirable property la the raid Lady Washington coldly, “is apt to < Town and County, be trait'row ariewhem." as honest to any that he thXl to hri king wad tralt’inas " said Mritrew Thankful with sudden audacity, brows on Li Lady Washington. Bat that turned dtgniaedlp away, aad Iflri- ' she arid prongy, i my wroaga. toll "I ask yoor pardon, yon with that even If another threngh Jealousy, it would not Jna- ncenmUcn against me, sera She added, darting n wicked placid brocaded back at Lady Washington, 'riven though that srrnw tion came from one who kaows that Jllfr orag may belong to the wife ef apatrtei as wall as a traitor." She tone hsmalf again after this sneerh. nlthonxh he* Aria a. are—Mw M slightly, tofr- by Um fire wfta ■ted to TbaukfUl you have not told we ho# leaa serve II aaaaot be that yon are still ton* I ta Capt. Brawn Ur, who has frvra evidence against yoor other—friends, and toritly against yon. Kor can tt bt on thffr account, for I regmt to say they are ■Ml frra aad unknotfu. If you soots a. sstylss. e. a. sstvlss Nettles He Nettles, Attoragp* h CsOTMlm* at few, Pnrllmgt— C. S. C. ■— Will praetiee in all the 8t»te nad Federal Cearte. Prompt pernounl nUentioa given to enlipctien of etnitng. 15- B. W. •ns. 80YD 4 BROWN- AtlsvMy* **i OmbmIcvs it few of Darlington Jfstioo •art •fiOOhto *10 an ***a n *«.n UfiOan Wo Cl. Wtopn 1 d* p» fiOLpn •fifidpn OfiOpn *1 45 *10 WoU. Lanes Inara Arrives Charts#pa Train wC# D IB ranaeris at Flor. raw with He *1 Train. GOING ■OftTH. in.7*, Daily. Arrive Laura Lrave Um— L—vs Kingstr— Arrive Ftereoos Ho. M. ■ •I Bank, DARLINGTON V. JY., S C. PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTHW TO „ Z ALL *C*IH«»*.7^ Psb.t, 'STrerly. m “ttor writ frtn gsntlsinto." —* *Many sprio have hew of sxcfent family, good add— and talr talents," «to Wa&fegt°n gtavriy. “tariyonkfe, "I tog yoor pardon, guarani," mid tto Mtaradonbtlagly, "but" "Ton are not Intruding, CoL w— too," mid tto general quietly. “There Is • young lady without who wish— an audience of your exceUaaey. Tto Hritrra Thankful Blossom, the daughter of Abner Blossom, charged with (rmamoas practice end favoring tto an «my, now in tto guardhonoo at Marrri- totra." “Thankful Bloaoomr' repeated the gen- aral interrogatively. “Your excellency doubtless remembme a little provincial beauty and a famous tomt of tto connlry ride—the Cressida cf ' Morristown epic, who led our gallant “Yon have the advantages, b—id— tto mid Washington, with a playful smile (tot slightly reddraed the cheek of hri ride-de—mp. ‘Tat 1 (tank I have toaad of Ude pbaaoensnon. By aQ mcaaa, ad mit tor—and tor escort. *' ‘‘Sto ri alooe, genranl," responded (MT "Then tto more reason why we should to polite," returned Washington, (or the flnt lima sltraiag hri easy posture, rritag to hto test and lightly crisping hri rutted “We must not keep 0* bent hit Asad end Ma—d her. “Be muted, I hag, Mritrem Blossom," to mid, talking tor coM hand In hri, aad quietly repricing tor in tto nnorawprid chair. “Bo seated, I beg, and give mat If yon can, your attention tor a memont. Tto ottora la trusted with tto ungracious task of occupying your tattor'atoo— to a of my military tamQy, and n If to ton to fa* forgotten to toa so Car firiwtnfi him- 'Hal nor* uttered Thankful, wtth to- verrih alacrity, “tto grattomaa waa meat eoaekterate. Onttoeoutrary-majAMp— r*—stotoritated, sad tton aama ton fall •top, with a hrightmtd ooter, m a vivid riftoa, wl of tor riding whip lying mm tt, rooo before bra. ^jlMrm ah—it to my^ttol MaJ. Yaa WL i** “to* 1st r faifctmatloB exculpating tag flMy are not spies — I your tether's istora speedy, tot ms ask ; said Mistreat stile with grave kin desee; not, yon win eoaridra, that, tt what pan tottevn to trno, it cannot ia any way fa tal weak of; gtari, B mar rolrira yarn tether ef enaprifaa. Will yen grin to OoL Hamilton, my aearatnry, a fan ta* ■erlption of which Capt. known to yourself, war unable to glveT Mritre— Thankful toritnted foe a ra rami, and then, with eae of her truthful gieen— at tto eemmaader-ia-chief, t a detailed aeeenat of Um outward (ZJ>. DAftGMJf, AUoney »t Law and Trial Justice. Prseilcee le the Doited Miates Crart and is the ‘•tb rad 5tb elvcriie. Prsmpt at*ee • (km teal to sin— setrusted to btis. Oftse in fsGtoapa dir—t, neat to<Dsa- usovoe fisws Ori—. I L SMIi. Attorney at I aw. lUMLIjrGTO.Y, C. Jr.,6' V. Will wraetioe in Circuit fifettla and BupfMne tiogrt of Boat b < Prompt gUMitina given " atteaUgtal .UlfliUH OFFICE ON PUBLIC SQUARE, BtaftamptaMi • H*e Ss C- i— —iri- ■■ ■ ■ Ail WgM 4mm is the bast . THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR g* ' •*, n%+ •'■ • + IIWH-SY *# • • *■ WxF fn irif DA > niTiiur, mi mu, it, * t *i n ^ i * • > i <• « '.a — IS— • THE BOOK STORE IN .M V The RarHtagtew News T BvtUdlzxflr, STbeie ia to be found at all timea # - u . a. P blank books, WRITING FAFKR, ENVELOPES, PENS, INK, PENCILS, Ac , Ac., *• *«• 7 At price* which are guiranteed to be the Ivwoxt iri Loavo: Leave 1 Arrive Flereaee Arrive) Ho. M. Daily. Ho Mb *1* 1& s at *4&on *60en 8 20 • n 4 30 s a *4 80 p * 8*8 p n »e*6pn «4I p. 8 00j»n •7 00am b 80 a a • 80am 9 10 a a 810 818 Leave ton— Leave Kingriree * Daily, f Beily raeept Sunday. Train H*. M eMneets at Friren— with aia ra C ft D R * fra Ckeraw, 8. C.. rad edettoro. H. C. Nee . Ag run* tkeoagk to Oelambri a Ceatrnl & I! ef* CL He. 84 le v- Cbsrlerim 9 90 A. *1., «M ru« sIR. R. of SC., 1 10 P. M. Hee. 7* and 14 ran aald to Wtlmiagtee, . C., making rises conaeet ira with W. & . * t for all peit'te north. J E. EEHLY, J. P. Dmaa, Rapt. Trane. Oral Bep’t. T. M. Enrnsra, Genl Pass. Agt. 9 Rta Mrierton inadras only, rune threngh via Cea- afnVr Columbia, g. C,, VKttKM fiHIBU A» iNMU URMU July U 1889. GOING SOUTH Ne, 28. Lease WUmtngt— ••09pm Lease Mratra 11 19 pm Arrive Ptoreae. 1* Mam i« ^ Hew 9S. Leave flenrae 1.20 am Arrive Sumter 4.40 s m LoaeoSnmirt 4 49 s m to 19am 1 .**■>•. He. Ml Lrave WNmlagtei • •M.IOem EravnUmlin ft i„ lto97pm Arrive Pier ram 1 SO a m •mitml* fm t»- He IS i ill*’ A ——ft—^ d*—ft^j—taft— arriwv 9 > #71| J i * to tati: * K IS90 pm .-<S IMS • Ha, IS rt •**«<• - DiMCM MHIl * - .itE ^ A FULL LINE OF w Arrive Flerenae He 88 ••40pm 4Mpm 4 IU p ia <t ,«*• \rrive Sumter Hut* wive CslateMa c—IT Lenssng Laura • ft A ■. Ian 14, ’88 »J* A Whyeto bogaa wtttl to ray. but possibly M wide to 1 bowed and toned door Ttoakfal Bio# n-.wa-.w above all, ao) vital ad formal la- bat actually ad- tor mid Uteri —* slyly at ThtakM B9—aom's to— wtth an amuaod look, as if to tod hoard tto ooUoqay between tor *,arfT“ ’ of tto earnest < i had them—lv— fait—a »iatto _ CoL i gravely turned over tto Sri cf Thankful bit her Up ta ember- A alight toellag of awe and a led atase test coming atoms; xatononom of hcr- of tto dignity Of tho two smu baton her; aai curiosity m tf she were son— efraage mal, aad a wild prsmonlUon that whole future life ra Mm I am unable whs tainma tt ofee to describe tbs grot to ny, eomewhAt vague and hive. Mot oo sagas, however, hot OoL Hamilton suddenly started up write • teak nt hto shrif, who larianiy MM to wtth n g—tors of hri nttod hand. “I thank yon, Mritoom Thankful," tea 414 “Fompooo," mM Ttoakfal pnndly. A Utter originated la tto group of ladrio bp tto wto'tew.mad bemra* visible on tto frrah ten of OoL HamBtoa; but tto dig. srnbri tend— of Ita agsoUcra to yon," ha wtth irapostfnl gravity; "If hnow^to^yoartoth—, Mr latrodnmd to tao rad mo to bo hlad to kisa, ^ B»—to I mo rad I riappod hritoes," arid y, with ebsoko - red; t »*• might ton bom. HotiOB. Having purchased the stock of goods of our Itether, Mr. 8 A. Wood*. Sr, we will con- time Hie busioee* ir all rts bratocMhn 4 k* 8 oW stand, un der* the Am taaiae of Woods k Woods, and will endeavor to merit the liberal patronage ex tended fehtoto by a generous public. 4k A. WOODS, C. R. WOOLS. Nov. 21,1887. A\ l\ always on hand, ae well as a choice lot of the very latest IfrOVBLS aad 100 Yttrititfegof the celebrated t »| 49 Vent Hooka, including a Aril line ef the poets. CALL AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT IF YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY. 11 uk mm, hi 2i I* Kuka. IX. «UU%. ft D. AMDC. ft S. EAlLMteM Pnotnuev’s Orvwn ] C. ft D. nnnC. ft A RAILROADS, 1 Gtortertra, S. C., Hoy 1, 1887. J 1.1 m i m, but wm cheeked by a sUgfct gntun frotn _ _ ' _ 7 the otherwrie impassive figure of the gns- emL “It It pn—ible, Mritrem Thankful," to nenmed wtth undisturbed nnpnnie, “that one at least of tb—e gentlemen may tee known to m and that your InettaeU ■my bo eorraeA At least root aeenred Into itaadttol Umef tor own lari tag toward tto door. "I—think—1—must --jo-uow. It is rite, and I ton tor to Manuiaoturers -OF- Doors, Sash, 1 wtab lu DarlltegtoB tbta baud the wulebra, etacke, jnweliv finrisrim On and nfrer itaf 1, tto warn to tl* Fee Den .* MR, WteMi tL— reads will nans fallows ( I offer at pricra u uieli #»ll eawprtx rrptetjraery tay i with Solhl _ WalUiatu biakr *31; gohl wnf raotrd to wno* tor 2*) vrars, •2V; silver w:t taLt*, kamlugur 7 40 p m •7«pn • Gpu Chsf Iraton via _ , Uraxtagdu •Ml Mn SSraer ttoenfh term Ctenrtmten vU Central a X. rinrtag Laam § 89 PM, Mas* •ira 7 IS P M. Train aa C ft D B E erarartoat Fltrea— with Ns 5H. GOING NOETU. - * Hn 91 * di • 1 *"• /H*a» 2«p* I 892 p i Arrive Ssr ¥t He. 79. Arrive ! Lean Marian Arrive at Wilmiagion, Hn. 99, Hs 19 Arriv* at Wilmington •Dnily. fDrily He 89 rn| Central 182 pm • 20am 4 86 * n ft 2*J • n 8 86 a m I r» ► I •7 00am • f«sm fS 28am 940am 410 00 a m 10 42 a m 1 40 p m •8 84 pm 444pm 8 30pm 8 86 p id 11 60p « trd Wnltbain aiH .e. Other feeds equally an low. All repaitluf of fine wetnbr* dour peraonally May 17, ’88. -AMD- Vlt, Mkiig/llalerial. E8TABL18HID W42. CHAALIKTON, a o. Hovomber 8,1884-ly Tr~r rT "y MTS, Stars, Harness and Saddles Made end repaired Having opened a ' ‘ ■ nntnra at MeCai an 1 - ae -a-Wl ^rarain llv^ww the putomige ef the tore tod twenty year's nith tto at the shortest Mck. 19,-tf Lrave Wades bare naneaasss••••• BeaestU.. 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Agt PATENTS Obtained, and all Patent toriuees ri- teuded to Premptly and for Medev»te_P—- Brawtott*"Fe •tatrtrii to patwtabiUty fro* at etorge; —d #• maka Ne Charge «l— Ptteut la Menreu- We rotor, ton, totter BMtmrrtefr Supt. ef Moray Order Wv, and to at Um D. S. latent Ottce. For ndvlce, tersM rad •ute in year own State nr Oraste. C. A. SHOW ft oa, t Otter. WrahlSften. D ft /. .ri it*. ■ a.* - ■ • 1 i it irtterirauttirto 4xd ttewtoih taUilsd Bear ef the Poetettee, DwUsf^*, v July 6, *S8—4L