The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-03
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~. .Yhstria,ths .EOrld ARG W. % aaoots,
All siiE EkEA suaS &
fst a4s .b you asld your oidSo!
dAH nhib 4 3unI back to- lBeAbridge to
telegraph. Como, out you uso''
but where are We TO 81 Il R & rain
ing hard, aud we shall be baked s:s
There's light yonder akrosp tie. ss1ui Com J.
mon. You'd better srot ofer bhero, you you
Tana y96r 5ld wdhaf,, Snd f5hock sen up. up.
tdsp8 lhSA Liza caanss just. as.'h here or =
And OFF he went like light = aapq
His advice very good, s old man,
said my companion. i tag your arm arm,
aud we trot. Come, rum Gap. - - 9 =
There was no help for itl saccun,b;
ed, and vye had,a sssashr walk o. over Z I Z. 4
pash Sydnd f@zS JnhS half n%iils.
|3@S 8 sspsl 5|ls'ss sis,iss Rss i,
'tisddS at the faintest proved sion !; ana ana if
l lifted her up once, lifted her up
twenty times. Twenty fines sixteen
stone is exactly two tons--Ewbich repre-
seuts the weight lifted o|G Bembridge
CommqnfhaE night. q hive since had
reason to believe that her Stual va Weight h,s
is fifteen stone three, but say sixteen
stone, because I take into igonside alton
the moisture with which hcil clothes were
saturated.)
gAs lsagtRs aftss 'tlssuls ainutes' diff,
eult waik kng We sFAadh4a s light tina,
had attracted our attenti on 1t proceed
ed from the window of a v4ty small; cot,
tage. Wo knocked, and sIveutually the
door was opened to US. Iln the mean
time, my companion, who ihal informed
me that her 6ame was Dofiy For,esoue
sang negro songs in deep lscsttalto.o q,
Wot is it z said the cotdagef.
There has been an acdident .onthe
line, and we want shelter
'Wot'll you give?
k edibes S&dA ;ss Fols.escae.I sTRH
rum old card give gainca ~ 8
We'll, you can lie inSthe lstable. My
cottage is chock- full ,sA ~
lie took lantern, aud showed me
iSt6sbe 9tabls' which Va; hut Will
|sss ssaii. I'D sySss Sos ~ I'm a. Sss
a very untidy donkey. / at once do
clincd to share this stable with Dolly,
preierring to risk a night in the rain.
| stated my intention.
'Old boy is quite right He's run
my old passenger, but he's quite right.
Geme.aleDg, ,aaaehslistle old mau--we
walk somewhere else .o
Now, lookee here said the man /;
wot's your game, you two? Wot are
yer hup to? Is this here lark |?
Where's my guinea? Give us old o.
my guinea afore you goes. Come be
a gcpslemau qforeayon goes None of
thiswhh ne, you know! Give US 'old
o @y guinea i Gomez
Old. man.. said Dolly to me, "pull out
employers cash-box, and give gu;uca
like birds
'Wot's this here about cash box es p
said the man. Come, out with that
guinea We hears good deal about
it, but we sdonlt see none of it. Come,
let's see some Of it. Be mani
i shall give you nothing said l.
You are an insolent scoundrcl =
'Wot 4" said the man-'wot's this here
about cash boxes 2se Come along O. me =
aad IN esIaid iis hand. upon my collar.
8 tYop gcmp dFet" sal II, 'if were q
str6nger man, d.
'Wot! assault the perliee' Ny eye,.
here's go Come along O. me: I'm
the coastnh" I'n .-:--. - ..vsg..=.
So, its cash boxes, is it2 Come along
o me-both OH yerr
And heisd Us sosa square building at
the back of his house, and, unlocking
the door, pushed US in. .ue
Now, said he, I'm a-goin' to search
you
And he did; but he found nothing
except alIey soyersigns Z iorAny money
was In my despatch box, which had been
placed in the luggage-van.
Now, said he, 'how about searchin
your good woman? amt a-goin' to do
it-and l amt got missus. Lookee
fhere, supposeyou do it2 "a
! 'sir.' e seia 9 s tthis womep is a total
stranger to me-.
'Ah separate responsibilities, eh