The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27
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z MORN 6 !
ciously given bin Q. q 5Efui heart! '
The ssnoS y had iii Is lsasily yahai
ssaapias5s Inn dsaaI d il shs aoanty, !
When 1esgaslestl at street. doorashS
ssrse.s,g we're pearlg blocked ug, the
omnibuses. did not asp, the foH cabs
that appeared came ssit : With ah the
dignisy Of horses buuesSs u5 most Isdisrk
able sshlsS ssaIl ri q ! isssnss silsase
Of- -fhsinmeussaIss thoash Z eaaipg. 1.
4tonaisa generally eol!siaerea sea aaist, /
digniasd suburb ,yss ,ysssiss has, in onr s /
opinion, more thap Il share OF noise
and hustle; but on ii I'd Of January it
was as though we wss sstietsh With 2
plague. STie oai5 -; Il: III III = =
waslmade blythe rouah Epiess afspeoelsa-
ting lpaygies, swh DO ksr sontipuallyss 4
sgestipgz that we mpsss hsTsl The snoFs
cleared. aClear YOU snow / clear your
snowi terrifying TIE sse- sants by Ia
afofmati0 cons ssssd 81 tie areaa that
if we did not "olear slar spor ssweid be
had up sasd paaishe rworssithan not
awsspipg ehiHasys ssfalsE 2 4 I i,sas,.
brooins, but were kspts sin awe:by the
'uassies, WHO aSaolp,lSIG aSaa POI! VI
Little Josswas Sd swhas pesplexed,
AFTER hiaadetqruiipatica tesgo out asa
4 itssssnsew,b0y,s . the facl shs s had; nsithsr
shovel 4 nor broom, ,assrssr., IS g
After 9 little COMPLICATION, needless
Of 81 suow drift or "a AsayWlShowef, he took
his way to the bakess, and'sntered:ths8
sshopsh0Sp s6ahs S ~ & ess@ q
ssss' Dfat AEosas BSs saiidd Bho bakers
wife, t.a.they aeithss sss nor take rest 9
What do you Naist IA e sSSse3. 49, :; s
"please, ma ns ahad'a broom al and 4
"a Asheyel Iscepld earn somsthing for my
spt mother sssS1 by vs. clearing 9sS away snow, q
s'g"i thought the xssa gentleman gen here,
who wassso Kind I'd l yesterday, might
Etepd them soane. other and / had a
abeaatiful zstes Inst shtE7shanlk !you,
masam i butswe ha, very little Of any,
thing pr.to dsys. :. 2. Z.
The baker entered The shop before his
wife had time to answer. GO
eA shovel land aEbf5oms sis:it ?" said
Ethe joll Y 6sbakers "a ndGbecagseI was
Kind 70 you erday, !, j. out pect me to
be Riadto you to-day Ys
|sss HOPE, sirDnots quite xpect.'' ~, - - el
snss,Q OH said the bakers achops;
wordsadecs itaS "a nd If ssIsdid d5lend them,
how do I know oussnulds return them s''s !;
E | - Mould PROMISE pou, sir; mother.
knows { never told a lie in my life; you.
smightsgo,to osmothep aud ask her.g,ss tSps y
The sbakar lent the child what he re.
Egnested at fgeo clock he had not re-.
turned sstssSfef ~ et3ss sssss -
ksgg..sI told syoeaso "said the baksr''s wifasss
Yes. ismy dear butses you did not,
lsbeliese w hat you said yourself. how
could 5on aspect me to believe you
The child has an honest face has, an,
sure, been well brough up. and, more
I1oyer. is yery6like poor Liddy Boyd vi
"She was q fool, 7 said the bakers
wife. 80
Because she married the man she,
loved Did not gou do the same z" ~
= ~ zdiduot marry scamp" answered.
sthe bakers awifs and though sl:e was
dusting the counter with her apron, she,
looked proudly at her husband at the
same time. R aa a-f
: Here comes our little snow,boyt2,
said tho baker, as Joe, weary and foot
sore, but smiling, went past tile window:
uere your sIIu71s9s suuE DrOOm;T EaId
the little fellow ssasA many tli ati ;;r'
and, pieaseS stgBaauta two.pesny loaf;si
and here ere the coppers--vIssnade,
stenpence halfpeppy;; and at. one house;
the lady, besides the monoy, gave ma.
this tract, and great bun..nI ~ -
F. "Whtohs ydasate Pr saiaaka bakor,s.
wife sase 9gasf sfvssa1r sfvssa1r.zsis29 .ss2EE Il Sss
sassO no lNheexclaimed - kept it for
mother. 9sa ysSeef emzs, ,esaisg s:.aa
~ s".What is your mother 4, name ?p ID.
qpired the baker. @F
"Mrs Lloyd sir" go
"NIrs. Lloydaa-he repeated. @.iLiddy5
Lloyd ?aaEsaE sf4X ss-n8 g
lg.s,SsI don't know, .sir,as tothe Liddy;,