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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

There is a sign in West Broad.
way, New York, announcing o
Sausage factory, by Augustus,
Mouse" .,~.a -. -.
Mississippi has had a hail storm:
in which fell hailstones, according
to the local papers, the size Of o.
mans head. g.: ... :@..s
Bishop Colenso, unwilling thss,
either Oxford OF Cambridge shah
have the exclusive honor of edu.
eating his sons, sends one to-
each.
The Methodist Bishop Kingsley'
is about to start on an Episcopal
missionary tour around the world
the first ever made. ... .:....
"a tax on bachelors thirty years
old and upward is proposed in
Paris" A tax On old maids
'thirty years old and upward"
wouldn't yield much revenue.
The Edgefeld advertiser has ari
original conundrum, by a little boy
of that town, "Whyis Judge Zeph
Platt like necessity? Answer
Because he knows no law"
Chicago is trying to excel in
everything. Her latest "cham%
pion" is a four million dollar bank-
rupt. -.
An exchange says: "What are dill
the young men in our country doiae3
There are none, anywhere. Learning
trades" They are all playing ball, of
learning to ride on velocipedes.
An agent of St. Louis immigrsst i8.
porting house is at Selma, Ala, making
contracts with planters for Chinese a.
borers.
Thirteen divorces were granted Ia
Hampden County, Mass, last week.
The parties are all "natiYss and to tho
manner born"
In Illinois farmer set Ere 10 the grass
on his prairie land the otl'er day aud
burned up his two children who were
out at play: ~.
Strakosch has engaged Alboni to sing
in Rossini's Mass, for two months Ia; the
fall. He pays her $4,000.
Brigham Young has just reached three
score and ten By taking bis ssvensiats
wife. ..... -.
Passengers have arrived in 81. Louis.
from San Francisco in six days passage
from the latter city. 49, ....-.
Burke County, Georgia, has besn visi'
ted with severe shock of earthquake.
which caused considerable alarm. 80. ~
A waste ofraw material-two youas
ladies kissing each other. So ssys enr
"Deyil!"
a self.maid man-Dr. Miss Ns~'
~ Walker, ~,..~. -
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WHAT IS AN OLD MAID ?-Nev-
or be afraid of becoming an cold
maid" fair reader. An old maid
is far more honorable than heart
less wife; and single blessed:
ness" is greatly superior, in point
ofhappiness, to welded life with
out welded love. >"Fsll not in
love, dear girls beware" says the
song. But we do not agree with
the said song on this question.
On the contrary, we hold that it
is a good thing to fall in love, if
the loved object be a worthy one.
Fall in love with an honorable
man is as proper as it is for an
honorable man to fall in love with
o virtuous and amiable woman {;
and what could be q more graft
flying spectacle, even to the angels
in Heaven, than a sight SO pure
so approaching in its devotion to
the celestial
No! fall in love as soon as you
please, ladies, provided it be with
a suitable person. Fall in love
and then marry; but never mar
ry unless you do love. That's the
great point. Never marry mere
| " for "a home," or "a husband" :"
Never degrade yourself by becom-
ing a party to such an alliance.
Never sell yourself, body and soul,
on terms so contemplate. Love
dignifes all thing it enables all
conditions. With love, the mar
riage-rite is truly a sacrament.
Without it, the ceremony is a base
fraud, and the act a human desc
Grafton. Marry for love, or not
at all. Be an "old maid" if for
tune throw not in your way the
man of your heart; and though
the witless may sne.r, and the
jester may laugh. you will still
have your reward in an approx
ing conscience and a comparative
ly peaceful life:
Bait. Home Companion.
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Charlotte Thomson, the actress,
will gather the crop on her cotton
plantation in Alabama, and then
90 to San Francisco to fulfill a
professional engagement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

In reply to a young writer who
wishes to know (which magazine
will give me the highest position
quickest" the Petersburg Erpress
advises 20 powder magazine, if
YOU contribute a fiery article"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

mo ? 1 think you are mistaken
Karl. I am nearly positive tha'
/ saw her close the blind Of he1
boudoir this moment in whit'
! dressing gown. Is she alone P
Yes, sir-alone sir | to be sure
| she's alone-at least, that is
| will tell her you are come, anc
I thank you, I can inform he1
myself
why, no ; that is-just if yor
please, sir, to allow me-maybe she
might be engaged, Or
,'Engagedl how, what, with
whom I? ".
oh, with nobody, sir,.'
sLet me pass, old man; what
does this mean P -..-
Nothing, sir, but if you would
only now-do, sir, only just wait
a moment, that I may tell my
lady, sir ;.she will be so frightened
you win be so angry
Angry, yes, I am angry at your
unaccountable detention of me-
The colonel's brain instantly
took fire. Imagination mastered
reason ; yes heradopted a reasona
bic course, in resolutely shaking
the old man from his hold and
striding swiftly and silently along
the range of rnoms that led TO his
Adele's apartment. In 3 state ot
considerable excitementhe pushed
open the boudoir door with vehe'
mence, but stood transfxed on
the threshold at the spectacle that
presented itself to his view.
His young and lovely wife was
reclining listlessly in the large
armchair. her foot resting on a
low foot-stool, her elbow supper
ted by a small table at her side,
while her delicate hand sustained
an enormous chibouque, (Turkish
pipe) from which she puffed clouds
Of fragrant incense!
His establishment soon relaxed
into immoderate laughter.
|! $50, so. my fair Mussulman, ]
have caught you at last-now the
fsecret's out, and the mystery, like
most other mysteries, ends in
smoke. That, jesuitical old Karl,
too, to oconspirs against me. Truth,
Adele, I don't know that I ever
saw you look more gracefully
charming-more femininely love-
lily. Nay, don'E pout and blush
and cry, and throw uown that
magnificent chibouque so disdain.
fully TN buy it of you, my pet
will you sell it to me, eh! and
throwing bis arms around her, he
hid her tears Of modification in
his bosom. ~
And now my sweet vile, re-
sumed Cononel Preston, as Adele,
released herself from his length
ened embrace, we will put away
this toy, if you please: Custom
here is everything. Now, the
Boston ladies are not yet accus'
med-that is, it is not yet the
fashion herein short, my love-
the Boston ladies don't smoke!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1869.

A Real Hero-A Scene at Sea
Two weeks ago, on board ar
English steamer, little ragged
nine years boy was discovered on
the fourth day Of the outside voy'
age from Liverpool to New York
and carried before the first mate
whose duty it was to deal with
such cases. When questioned as
to the object Of his being slowed
;; away, and who brought him on
board, the boy, who had a beautiful
sunny face, and eyes that looked
like the very mirrors of truth, re.
piled that his step-father did it,
because he could not afford to
keep him, nor to pay his passage
out to Halifax, where he had an
', aunt who was we'll off, and to
whose house he was going. The
mate did not believe the story in
spite of the winning face and
truthful accents of the boy. He
had seen too much Of stow-aways
to be easily deceived by them, he
said ; and it was his firm convic-
tion that the boy had been brought
on board and provided with food
by the sailors. The little fellow
was very roughly handled in con-
sequence. Day by day he was
questioned and requestioned, but
always with the same result. He
did not know sailor on board.
and his father alone had secreted
him, and, given him the food
which he ate.. ~....: .-::.
At last the mate, wearied by
the boys persistence in the same
story, and perhaps little anx-
ious to inculpate the sailors, seized
him one day by the collar, and,
dragging him to the fore, told
him that unless be confessed the
truth in ten minutes from that
time he would hang him to the
yard arm. He then made him
sit down under it on the deck
All around him were the passen-
gers and sailors of the midday
watch, and in front of him stood
the inexorable mate, with his
chronometer in bis hand, and the
other officers of the ship by his
side. 1t was the finest sight, said
our informant, that we had ever
bekeld-to see the pale, proud,
sorrowfal face Of that noble boy,
his head erect, his beautiful
eyes bright through t b e
tears that suffused them. When
eight minutes had fed the mate
told him he had but too minutes
to live. and advised him to speak
the truth and save his life ; but he
replied, with the utmost simplici-
ty and sincerity, by asking the
mate if he might pray.
The mate said nothing, but nod.
ded his head, and turned as pale
as a ghost and shook with tremb-
bling like a reed with the wind
And there, all eyes turned on him,
this brave and noble little fellow,
this poor waif whom society
owned not, and whose own step.
father could not care for him
there he knelt, with clasped hands
and eyes upralsed to heaven, while
he repeated audibly the Lords
Prayer, and prayed the dear Lord
Jesus to take him home to Heav-
en-.
Our informant adds that there
then occurred a scene as OF Pente-
cost. Sobs broke from strong,
hard hearts as the mate sprang
forward to the boy and clasped
him to his bosom, and kissed him
and blessed him, and told him
how sincerely he now believed
his story, and how glad he was
that he had been brave enough to
face death and be willing to sac
rifce his life for the truth Of his
own word.-New York Sun.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
NgWBgRRY FEMALE
ACADEMY.
axY. j. D. HIILHoUsE -Pn1scIrAI, :.
aefss F1Sxls LxAvzLIs

Msas rasr1s LEAyzIIs ,.,,,., 49, .
'.s Axars HrILaouss. @sS. .. J
: Nm. y. WEaDER-Professor- Of Music.
C1a. 9. FafR Chairman Board Trustees;
Teens per quarter. Of 81 months, psyable
ia advance 5.s..ss,,-, "a ts,s,sis., :,
Prfnaary Department. Spelling. Read a.,
inR, Writing and First Lessons IN
AfItanesie. English Grammar and
ia Geography, So,o9
Engsish Grsmmar, Geography, Arith- :. :.
meeicsana HissogyS SLoS
lssin. Gresk. Trcpch. Logic. Rhetoric.
Physscs., Mental and Moral Sci> =.
I Ne Papil Win seehsrssd st the same time
Win more fhsa oneof the preceding rates.
Nnsic, sxra-$25 per session OF nVe
months.
Boarding. with me Principal and others,
on reasonable tsrns.
Thorough inssrucsirn afforded IN all the
Neanckes Of . liberal educstiou.
March 10 10 Il.
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We don't like School Boards-took
prejudice agin' 'em when We were pad
ding size.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

A poor fiddler always does 7iolins to
our tsslings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

Aswees plauet-she honeymoon.
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STILES HURD,
with the
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turing Company.

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purchaser.se Any orders sent through
Silas Johnstene d Wm. .. Nance, Will
receive promps ssisntiob. ~-,t
Dec l6
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COMMISSION EMS AAfE OPT
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CITATION NOTICE.

OilAltVN NO1iOEs -
X The State %, Mississippi, Pamela
county. To Glenn Brown, Richard
Brown, heirs Of james L. brown,
dcccqsed. You are hereby cited to
appear before fhe Probate court Of
said county Il the codrt-house there
Of on the 4th Monday in January,
1885, 10 shSw canse Why the final ac-
lcoa6t Of Francis Brown, adn1inista-
tsix Of the estate rof sid dsccased.
shonld not be Allowed and approved.
Breudsr Of, c0urt aissned Deosih-
lber 3iitls68sl ii k,llezal ~
= ai u g4tnW. r. WooTrES,
njau2-4t sas lsaasain4 Clerk.
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and ths prospsst n. loslns m dpp-
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WASHINGTON, June 3.