The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-07-07

Il " 's.'>,sss PufS"'HS eiie utsnppenrance OF each
1ipdisidnai dozen, may say that it all wens, off
i IN a t similar manner The Caf:sin's reputation
asa eo,'Hoisse've was established by the time the
4 wlne wasall gone, and disappointed were those
who called Tor it at table when informed Of this
4 fact -. 10, (s. - - ~. - x. ,rs :
Adeputation Of thesboarders waited upou the
a captaih and the Captain in turn waited upon
Bibalous. and tpade a settlement and a dividend
at The time The margin was largc, and both
were delighted, sibnlous slapped Fitzinimons
I on the back, and declared that he was a trump,
I and that hemst forth with order another invoice
of the celebrated Anchor brahd- ! - ~
Again the Captain betook himself TO the eel.
lar, and in due time emerged, and the baskets
we're unioaaed one evening from dray. Again
happiness regned, and no other wine W a. drank
In the hotel but the Anchor brand. It soon, at.
tanned "a Popularity which drew the attention of
professed jHdgess to the place to taste. Still IL
maintained ITS sway. Sometimes Bibuious 'trern-
bled for fear that some bong .fdc Judge should
come along and exl, ose the cheat, but the Cap-
tain's equanimity could not DO disturbed. nor
did heseyer fail 70 descant upon the superior
merits of the wine. ~. ~.
Amongithe boarders there-was an old French
importer. who was born and raised in one of the
/ wine .prowi1, nroy;, 90. ~ u I.l>- n. rYt
never wonid snr.;sos.,ha go, -. ,,-.~,-
is,. when other. pr. ;sea - :, - ~.
of 1t, he merely shrugged his shoulders -
The fact'is, the Rrenchmaf sfnelt a very large
rattrom the beginning; and ono day. while Ahe
lcorAino ~, tb6 f,,,,sh ), - 49,
pushed his ;nyes,o,,,I,ns - -, a,,., -. -
discovery II. ~
wba, he had ,I,,,v. s,,s,;.ssi ~
4oisel,Sslv, Sana ,,s, - -
abop, 4 dozen ,of ,,,oso ,.n', -, ,sa., ',s.. :.
their ,,ra;s.s nf ,ba. .,i ,.,.,.
ing n candle bo told ,,. ,,,,a,1sr. =,
and witness = s;,,,;,,lo1 S,,g,s
ste.ltbtIx ibsv snd.d ,hs;s n,sS a,aa, = ~
rn,b Of barrels Jsn,;ohrs snd ~. ,,,,.;,.
came 10 the wine yanI. There -, ',ns' Ga,ts;S
WIN n's''e'eieq ie'r MS sh'rt steeves rolled up
pounding cork into a champagne bottle with a
wooaen maHe'' he saw the glare OF the candle
"a'oofso uP. ana Nc was was on MS feet as qniek
as u h'nrd oy shock. from gaiyanic tattery
oen'''",e". ,F sad 'he Captain, you will
PptSetve--" 'ts' n'---thntas'--
Gun oob sa'a e'e Ereneh importer; : zat' Is
Vat ~ us gar
ror me nfs' tne IN -ias' hie the Captain was
e"hPir'eiS nohp'assed.
Stn'iemen--the met is--allen !-=-shat ia to
say--the TACT is that tbink--ahem!--that the
VINE trade IN Ting esta 6lshs,ent viii experience
su'spen aeeiine =
vi course, the thing took, wind at once and
some s~pre atthe sell, but by far the.larger
Port'on o. the gnests,deterrnihed to laugh i OFF,
b'"uio''s heard OF The exposure, and started.
down town. where he iuibihed ON awful qnanti-
ty' OF gin-cocktmls In the evening he returned
comfortably fiddledf and boldly eharged the en-
tire swindie on the.Captain. =. &.
- tor the Captain, he coAld bear 1T. for he
took, an eHriy opportunity TO todisappears Nheth-.
er he 'settie'i upon his lands Ia. the Niau
Val''y. OF went psrsnptoriiy into thew
trad"' ipis defoneht hath not the means knew:
ing within ms reach 50 - - - 80 =
,t,.n.r q, s.no s,,or -. lirI. a,,,.i
.,,,-o. or : !, 80
~ coyar.d Vii, sr,n,ero,. .,nan t.ss. -.
go ~, s-,,.. 49,. -,
s,nht So 49, oo,,sJ {. a., -, g
x.,s, s,,6,s ,si,irI,,; A. al ,.ia,;,., gd,s..
account Tor Their elevation into the ,r9gions Of
alreand sotne haze even thought that they were
formed ie the clouds, from whence they were
pfse'Pustsd' it hns generally been IA Aeeust.
an o,'s' ater season q. eross,' tha'''hese
80 ~ "'aas isyt ,;,a
-, ,,,a,.,ks.s -, s;..,a' .es,,q :e
~, ny! =. 80, -, ),
,ha;. - ~. .,a,,, ~ ,,;.;"ss !, ~, - as:sa
,;ns Az. ,stora nv taos,,a ,s ,,.;,,. - ~
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