The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-04-15

| As oAS SnofcuHheI SoOu, 10
tell you it looked like tile skin owe sun
wild rccst torn off alive, or a lag wlatla,
kerried Il load owe fresh beef from sliiococt
iug-match. 80
"Now, George, If ever l ketch that law
yer Johnson out I'll shoot him, and if eve
an 'oman talks about flat'nin' a shert fol
me again, dun my evcrlas,in' pictur if ]
don't llatten her. It's rit-ribution sartin
the biggest kind Of preachers regular rit
r'but'on. DO you remember ny drivin?
OF dad thro' that hornets nest, and then
racn' Of him into the crcck?"
"Ycs,"
well, this is what comes of it. I'll
drown myself sum Of these days, see if l
don't die from that awful sliert. Take n
horn, and don't you try a sticky shirt as
long as you live"
.Shop Lifting oma Lu,yc Sculc.-Thc
danger ofsud,len expansion was exempl,ficd
III the case OF woman at Chicago, Il few
days since. She entered a store where she
remained some time, and when about to re-
tire, the clerks observed that during her
snort stay she had increased very much in
rotnndity. She was followed out of the
store and partial search revealed an i'm
mense hooped skirt, and pair of ladies'
boots, that she had stolen. She was then
taken to the police Office, and thoroughly
Searched, when there was found Oh her per-
s,l tive pairs Of womcn's leather boots, two
pieces Of calico, q full dress pattern in each.
one piece OF dclaine Of several yards, and
large uncut piece Of checked silk these
were concealed in capacious pockets, one
fastened on the left side and tho other on
the right, while i'll front she had an i'm
mcnsc pocket also. Her house was subse-
4ucntly examined, and goods were found,
including many entire pieces of dclanes,
silks, muslin, calicocs, French prints, linen,
flannel, and every other material used for
ladies' wear, whole pieces of mems cloth,
wool!en socks, hosiery and many Jackets
and other articles of berlin wool-rools. be-
sides dresses, manil!as, visitcs, &c. made
up and all new, and likewise of the best
kind, bonne,$, caps, wool, sewing cotton
thread, &C., &C., shop lii. rs should be
careful not to expand too rpidIy.
|'cffs |rom E'w.-A correspondent of
The Country GcnNemuM says Il have been
working with bees for the last forty years.
have bought hotl, English and German
works ON Bees, and the only one that con
sldcr worth having, is NJ. Qninly's which.
IN my opinion, is far the best. Nv income
from six stands last season, counting honey
at 30 cts. per ID. and new swarms at $500
zach, was few cents over slo3. | used
no patent hive, and because am down ON |
patents, but because have never seen one
hat suited me, but kind of common hive
u my own getting up, with number of
caps b"lit my bcciouses by Lailnr
a'I's lcng'!wisc, such as are used to n;il
on roofs. I nail against posts,
'e''''hS spaces between them SO as to give
'ien'y OF air in summer, with good roof
10 Keep OFT rain and SNOW. In winter ]
shut them up with straw or light boa,ds. SO
Is to keep it dark for the b.cs. Worms
lon't trouble my bees much. I watch tb.u
closely, and kill all The moths AS they an
'ear, two or three times week, either in
lie morning or evening, and keen ants and
spiders oil by killing them. Ants steal
more honey than most people are aware Of
Il yo" Kill them as they leave the hive, You
will find them as full of honey as they can
'old. 10 destroy the ants, take two pieces
II bark and lay them one in the other
ir't rubbing little honey, molasscs or su.
JAR between them, near the hive, and thew
vii soon enter this home, when they should
'e quickly destroyed in the boiling wafer
" the fire.
Fr"!5"lIy Exciting .Scenc.-Thc folowino
S'ract from a most dcservedIy popular
YORK, called "The Rover; or the BootL]acl,s
" Hes Sisters Niece" is awfuIIy thrilling.
We VIII not insure any young lady against
.'"''"g right away at the close vf this terri
'lc terrific extract:
"A dark form o'crsprcatls the handsome
ao c0uF''y features Of Fernando, the
why, wly:" he asked, brandishins