The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
A Romance Of the Bar.

c''S', liol "HO
always said that there was Il
young lady saving up for him,
and who finally justified his own
prophesy BY promoting tho "small
servant" to tho magnificent rank
OF Marchioness, and ultimately
educating her for the matrimonial
honors within his gift? If there
lives tho mau who has never read
that we hope, for the sake of his
innocent family, that he is either
blind or Chinaman. The rest
OF the world, being moro fortunate
in their literary rccollcctions, will
recognize in tho following little
domestic romance Il strong like.
ness to glorious Dicks happicst
move, and enjoy it none tho less
on that account. Years ago, there
arrived III the city Of Louisville,
Kentucky, Il young man who
sought employment. and was
ready to accept any honest livcli
hood. Having neither business
experience nor recommendations
he could not gain u position IN
any OF the mercantile houses, and
so was obliged at last to take the
situation OF bar keeper in popu
lnr hotel. Thithcr came, brirht
and early every morning, II little
girl having mint for sale, who
was always SO neatly dressed,
and smiled so swcctly, that tho
chlvaIrous minion OF tho bottles
took an immediate interest in her.
Learning, upon inquiry, that she
was an orphan, earning Il living
by selling mint and working for
ncighbors. he forthwith adopted her
rs his sister, and set apart Il portion
Of his earnings for her boncfiL.-
Greatly prospecting in his calling,
by dint Of II developed genius for
concocting tho most ravishiny Of
juleps and cobblcrs, he WAS rres-
emily ablo to send his little Ara
minla to school. Then he sent
her to fashionable academy to
learn all tho accomplishments Of
young Iadyhood. Years won't by
and this kcntucliiun SwivelIcr be-
cainc master Of n hotel OF his own.
and had friends among the best IN
tho city. Araminta, in the mean.
time, had grown to lovely woman.
hood, and regarded her hcncf,ctor
with such genuine wclI.foundcd
devotion rs it is the fortune OF few
men, especially cx-b"rkccpcrs, to
inspire in the bosom Of refined
virgin. llc, it need scarcely he
said, dotcd upon her. and so, like
Mr.. Richard SwivcIIcr and the
Marehiontss, they were married.
At the present tjmo tho hero OF
this true story is one OF The rich,
est owners Of real estate in Louis
vile, while his charming wife, the
former mint girl, moves in lofty
social circles and is the mother Of
divers young marquiscs and mar.
chloncsscs. Sunday II'orld.
"A GROSS INDEMNITY TO Souru
CAROLINA SENATOR'S. Under this
heading The radical paper in Rich
mond, Va, says: "a gross ont
r!aGo WAS pcrpetratcd on the 9Th
inst. at Glover Hill Sutton, on
tho DanviIle Railroad, by the uu-
thortics Of that road, by cjcclinr
from the cars three Colorcd State
Senators from South Carolina, and
trcating them to indignilics.-
United States Senators Sawyer
and Robertson and several Nom.
bcrs Of Congress from South Caro-
lima, on their way to Congress,
were accompanied by three State
Senators Of the same State. highly
respectable colorcd men, all bright
mnlattoes. These latter purchased
first class tickets at Columbia, and
rode in first class car through
the reconstructed States Of South
and North Carolina, without NO.
leslHtion; but when they reached
tho Virginia line their troubles
began. Al DanviIIc they were
orhercd out OF the first class car,
but refused to leave il. There
was u good deal or excitement,
and no effort was at once made to
eject them. On reaching Glover
lliIl Station, however, two Of them
happened to get out to obtain re-
frcshmcmts, and when they would
have entered again wcro refused
admiCtancc, and forced to take
thoir places IN q common car.
The third, Senator Wright, was
then ordered out, but peraislch in
retaining his seat. At Clover
Station, however, by order Of
President Buford, our informant
says, ho was forcibly and roughly
ejoctod, amid great confusion and
excitement, and much to tho in
dignation Of tho South Carolina
Senators and members. It is said
there was n lively timo on board
tho train.' >.
1t is stated that Mr.. Jefferson
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