Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
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VOLUME XIV :. . No 4l:

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An7Enus wAaDs 4HRssn1txfaa n1txfaa saeHIax
Ny wifss e exceedingly >pssssycal so--
man. l luv her mucbly, however, :al1d
humor her little ways.s fts q reckless
falsehood that she hen-peska nlns, and the
young man in, our paborhood who said to
me as ! was distendin my. diafssm With q
gentle cocktail at the village tavesn--who
said to me in these very lang gwFiidigss, EDO
home, old man, onless you want abdshss
teapot throwd at you by B. J.,n probably
regrets hevin said so. Isaaid, rBetsy, Jane
is my wiles front name, gentle youth, aDds
I permits no person totallood to her as B.
j. outside Of the family circle, of which T.
am it principally myself Your other OBJ:
servations scorn and disgust, and I nust
polish you of" He was q. able-bodisd
young rpau, and, removin' his coat, hs ansi,
aui.ed i'll wanted to be ground 10 powdssa
1 said yes if there was powder grindiss
handy, ho.liin would ford ME greater
pleasure, when he struck me . painful
blow into Eay right eye, eausin mo 10 maks
"a rapid retreat into the Fireplace. I hadn't
no idea that the enemy was 80 weltosgaa.
lied. But rallied and went for 4iim III .
rather wigris style for my tine ST iifs:.
His parents lived near BY, aud I viii sim.
ply state that fifteen minutes had only
elapsed afer The first hit, when he :sas,,
carried home on shutter: ] His manx1a
met the solemn procession 1t the door, and
after keerfaily looking her offspring over,
she said, my. son, I sec, how il is dintiuct-
hally. You've been foolin around = thsash.,
in machine, You went 10 att the place,
where they put the grain into the thibes-s
myjig and let the horses tread Oh you,
didn't you, my son? Tie pen Of No lir-:
ing orthur could describe that disfortnnit.
yoang mans sitiwation moro clearer. Bus
= wsa sorrx for him, and Iwsns and nu.sed
himGtill he got we'll. His fegfar orieiiA
father had been sent to tho s,was.. T t6ld-
him I'd be fs,hef to him myself. q He
,smilt q sickly smile, and said I'd already
been wuss than twp fathers to him. ;:s !. !. !.
p WKxg:EnE LQoAA SAID > OF .rnE Lao.
rUKEa:- The lecture last evening was a
brilliant affair, The hall ought, 10 .haxs,
been filed. We are sorry tos ssy, onsy:'
forty persons werev present. The speaker
comusuced BY sayihg that be was By birth /"
.sa ecclesiastical 'delaetion !; !; gave I Learned
description Of lshaee devil, and Lis skiIl. lns
saving. trees. Among other things ha
slated thst ,the, patriarch Abraham taught !:
Ceorops Arithmstis. We stsust the telo.$$
|quent divine may be induced to repeat tho ,
lecture 1t soane futute da9. ..' : = -.
WHAT THEs LEcTuana SAD OF nm,
PEoeAl Sir: 10 d report Of my |
lectusssin your beaa,ifnl Soisy,,s. yon sh.ss,.
hads sens. emistakes which Tswish TO-
eosrecsaY Yon make ms speak of'ibyssff g (
my bif,b an .ssslssia ssGfcally ,deaasiicsl, +, !,
3 !shst ! aid Nss .ha. I;wss not sbya abisth.
But ,oEy sccisrla in Datchnan. Ins,
stead speaking af ahe devil - qsawings
rseaI spokeiof him as so,yiag tarssis 4 y
|saidssnosbihg oi 4biahan; but .posakssofihe
AsabIans ass ndssaaaes 81 patriafchisl SiGIs
|pliss sais s & gsarops i q. xss III lie 1sup 7,
der hsss aad jpslla the; people inlv
agrni,lssre.f S'ss