Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-05-09

Another young New Yorker. year ago,
pledged the only bond he had in the world
as Margin" 1t amounted to less than
five thousand dollars. He went into stock
speculation, was lucky, and in six months
had to his credit ninety.three thousand dol
lars. His friends persuaded him to aban
don the Street and be content. He did
so and went to Europe, but on his return
could not resist the temptation to 60 into
what he thought "a sure thing" Ycster-
day, saw him perambulating Wall Street,
seediest among the seedy, and | reckon
without money enough in his pock ket to buy
square meal of cold vituals. Such are the
ups and downs in life in New York.
Other rpn create circumstances, and have
bold, brave grit and grip about them that
will win success at any station. have In
my mind 8 eye young man, who ten years
age Was poorer then the most of u', but
with sharp eye to business, and a keen
knowledge Of human M Ire, he devoted
himself to the one sing c, and seemingly
purposeless, idea of popuI ri ing Bath brick.
He borrowed hundred del ars, bought his
material, pulvarised it finely, and sent it
forth to the trade in sitting boxes. 1t was
d Hc" GHouSut, IL toOh PCOP'S WIN
used it once wanted more, and the conse-
quence is that the young man aforesaId-als
name is G.. g. Sabin-i@ to-day the Plesl-
dent Of the New York Bath Brick Compa-
ny, employs no less then twenty seven travel
ing agents, at salaries ranging from fifteen
hundred to four thou'an1 dollars year,
and is himself worth nearly quarter OF a
million of dollars. Industry and pertnac-
ty have been his sole levers, but he has
used them with will.
| have heard from an eye witness good
story connected with one Of the city prl-
sons. A man had been sued by his anna
morata for breach of promise, and being
nonresident and unable to give bail, he was
incarcerated in the usual place Time and
again the woman offered him released on
condition Of marriage, but he ObStlnateIy
refused, and for three years has lived on the
firm conviction that i prison cell Is Infinite
ly superior with all its disadvantages to u
matrimonial ''Sell.' At last however
he consented to the tying Of Gordian knot,
and the wJmln, all triumph, sent fDr a
magistrate, aad the twain was duly made
one. The necessary papers to effect his
release being signed, he turned to the War
den and OBJ served Now, this is all right,
AIM it-no going back on this thing, eh?"
"No." replied the Warden, ''yon are free
do as yol please" well tien: god
bye, old laly; you've kept M in here
three years, now Pan Of for an airing.
Take my Old clothes, take my name, TAX
anything bat III yself AM you're Welcome. "
But amt you going home, my DEAR"
asked his wife:
"nomc! H)m.!!" exclaimed the man
"No, thank you--I'vc hui Il fo:etaste Of
purgatory areal.;, anl you ca sate tn
rest of yoar birthstone AM ircwn:ks for
some other fellow" 1t is said u. this june
tllre the woman went for her huShsnl'S
scllp, bat h. escaped. AMI is n)w re pecta-
bic no1n-yo;asiv1 In son; rlDD;e c,.ltr ot
our mun'llna sphere.
Have you sen the lust .liiite. L. gran |
pictures All general ires mlk. it the belle
OF all the p,rioii;as. TIE pHhIi 'h:r>,
James Sattoa s. 81, g l. j,rty S're:,, ar
b coming Il, well kaovn aS B,rle: an
Beecher, ami are coming mOacy