The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27
hofsS, Lahd fierce as ten thousand. iiidioacati
Ever hear athea
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t istRe, ssFy yeaEs 70 expect thsrnss, sNghsy|
eagerypfond ofnhagroes; hut onssminde Ag-
|ing aMaS HitpSiBhitSS inanp IT, they cah,HetSJus|
effatH f,s,sto-y'Sgi asiS .,so,SnSt>,ss,s
sss ffss ss SssSi Sssls
tl,s. ffieap, turning. lead,noiqE,
and hia6yeas pss;;scting likessR Rrincess Baapys-
|tefss 9y,Mao, y aassoss al! q, as,ss,ssaa,s xssa
saa hiiss ats
BIN HsAVay q FhsFs @ M spss| s
Thin sarysahdi heak. moses, I.loat
my grandfather In that way, which is oaersason'
lswhyI IhssesuOhashogos frmusqgisoai gen.
eralhanlioH naAaT syad h,inG adT
Col: Tearaway relatsd several thrilling an1|
sedatas pf TIE erPl9its q theese
pammoths, and so, aroused tho alages 8 supefsti|
tGs tGiods P iedrs tIa9 ls1s a. SassaaFs ssithfa
Few snoFEss but tRs sanaie biiss sdSat
appeared to signify shitteither,P Phewl tKa3aahd
the Giant Musquito hunbug sor, il he didnot
fear them less, he leyed SLEEP more Feu aid, fisa
,aI swear I'll hare exemplary, Vengeance 81
now exclaimed the bitten planter, scratching!
himself into q state of bi5ody yffaaESe faESe. III sh
nearly poisoned and ittRsa to'deatii by shaS
lazy Tascals ih6dclty The ingrdte ! a'..; d;
him. him T. taei6a4 ID, 30 ssofsssesq affs 5a
Accordingly ha dressed UP Vat, 4. ;;;slliksly
bright boy ssixtesn, who Eas famous eeI
love 81 mischief and Tie partic,larH slH ayer s
sion of Phew; 70 enact tKss pafA aaA Giant
Muaqnito! The disguise was made as perfect
as possible, with tremendous .gauze wingsl
plenty of angular legss q bumped back, long!
lis sess hsrss 1ss
fcieptly drilled Nat fSs the paptomime, thd
planter one night introduced him softly intd
the chamber, where ZIG sEocd sd ail afxes, sss Il
siumbering At the as6of appafe1fky afaRags
1;gnat, weigh ling 4 hundred pdnddsass ssicasts sso
II PhsWshaa fallen aslesp ip tho Sliairg d asal s
al; andl after getting into fbed. 1.-THE aColsusl
pinelhed him. end thep pss'sRaed TO be asleep
himself
Tie sluggish slave awoke with "a star. Start and and j
cry Of pain, and rubbed the pinch part pa With
great zeal bnh aeiR y b npg s5esgss vi
s*'"I gorryl if dat wasn't q eJint muskeeter; !;
guess he must, been a hossay," he calculated; !;
"and----ggreat great ] Fadderr Abrum watts dat, befor
dc do'?" ha added, with a howl of. terror, as
he now beheld the monster apparition. "Be-
dam if dat ant do Jint Mnskeeter heseff 4
Look hero Colonel, wake up dis minif,i or yer
done gone adead man. Heah'a dc Jint l'Skseee-
ter flowed right in de winder,l Whar'p your
pistil Put ball troo him. Look soonw
81 don't see anything, PhsM," replied the
Colonel, coolly rubbing his eyes;lq ."You must
be dreaming" o .;t,,..,,,s,l ,,;,,,
Don't see dat :" cried the Mortified darkey,
pointing at the objee. ever, more hideous chan
himself. 3 ~ 9ii .i'sketa4i5nu ed I.''f.
at appears to me Edo see soflcehingi now,
in that direction said his master, ,straining
his eyes, * Bring me my seyerglass I,raa ,Iii
1t was promptly brought, and Phew eroueh-
ed, glaring and trembling by the bedside as
the Colonel calmly Inspected the insect at the
foot Of the bed Es 62sa tsai sgos 2'i a9eis
"Nfy God Phow; that il one of en- l. He
has come either for you or mo. 20, my pooh
grandfather and the planter olasped his hands
70 Prayer.!5l lsor2 oci s9ad AZ. Ia 4.,ui iG;
"Why don't you put q ball troo him :"
"Ho's covered with scales, Pkew l. No ball
ever went through the hide of o Giant Mus
quito, Yet @ut speak low he Is evidently
asleep. OneFof the genus CalexLla1he ons,"
said The Colonel, continuing his Inspections;
Gam he . genus y'g.l. d 7o,,of ,,i ~ Gs.a
Say, one Of the biggest and most ferocious
of gnats."
cam his name Nat tool Hem orinost as
ugly as niggef Nat; andI bout as soon seen de
debbil as any one OBJ EN-. Wat is you gwinc to
doS eta, .ati4c z9J ai- 3.lgb h5G3 gpl
Speak lower! A. blow from his wing would
smash your oocoanus, That poisonous, tubu,
lar sting would make you swell, and burst with
agony in less than five minutes!M--so don't wake
him. What The; devil did you let him for7"4
IL didn't huff him in, Massa he como in
hesclf, when I.was done gone dreeming.p,R "a
n"Traitor, you didn's keep watch, then Z If
he kills both Of ps, it will be q Judgment uPen
you" !, 81.
"But dat won't help you, Maasa, ," said PhewS,
logically; ssyoi best Kill him, darfors." 'aa S3
s'1If vO survive, yoqssa shall be hung, unless