Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-14

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City! Nggida paparfi fihspribea 9tlieshelle
OF thenaasGuerade ball Iin tha dllowing
astotndingla languageia4 bls ssd47udo
TBeg4A0sts g6sse eoHb,, sthniinglmklis
tonea ;Rfohest, fa6tast selasseste enioasf on
any 6theriadj jeesives foil costume in the
6o1tfts srYas that worn by; Miss frankie
pl1rke, She was the hifaluGnesf, gay
AesA and galusess. ressed, gal IN the
room hs page, and ishe Vas o. page that
any man w0hl leayS afiothefJ to read.
Both ifloostunT@ ana action she was as
ipeffecbaBa big Buntiowers feilaauEgd
.aA couple ofIdnysfafter the;appearance
nfthe notice, into the editorial room Of
,ttet etpapef stalked % b young man. His
brow Was wrapped ipithVnder, his body
in q suit ofo tMeedl 10 and I'M his hand
clespeds aSbig, Humps of hickory. q He
punedtapapefioutief his pocket end
poiptingi Ills hnger,;to nthe Paragraph
said |: :7siT Towhnti tel seeatho man DIS
wrotethas sfs.s e ?" Ilam the Individual e
replied tho person! ss7What did ! go
and Idio ithfSS;Yr,t that's what Il Want 10
know ?an5"O,, ,becanse 4 thohght you'd
like to BED your oour gin hdde tont One Of the
most bswitchipg females TINT was ever
set on earth tp, Keep p INN from from his his
hash and drive balnry, sleep from Ills
pillow.Pe 'iNow, look here. gEYerigepca
that WAS published 4 cant get 10 word
out ofshef. She saetsrin fronts of the
losoakingiglass and skeaps u gain hon, her
self, and amakin'dsqiaint eyesuat her
Idrsss, and pueEerii' up lien: mouth, and
actin asif she were aublasted sight bet-
tern anybedyd deIsef / II wanbthiS ERE;
thing Afxed,S 6t 9HefesI tBei in pdditef's
situation va@chht a@chh c. . He looked asignifis
cantly at ths Club: iFor ,amohisnt The
stood ii ia profound prof i thooaghs;
then his face, brig ghtened and he saitdi,
ssI'li flxsliiit in. next weeks paper. After
Son'Ve aeenstlls issue
me theiEesult.fp The young man left.
In thenext.week' 9 dpapersappss ed the
following paragraph sd a ii eaW s5ys
a OoRRkorIoE. Ivy Wedmad e.la grave,
mistaka iniour'issne lastweek; inious-
description aof the masquerade bal, eve;
accidentally substituted the name OF
Miss frankie Clarke for that of Mics
Georgie Walker. Any one who Isl Ro-
quainted With The iirst t-named ladymust
have discovetedd the, error. It isutlue.
that she appeared forwhatlwas intonded
as q page, but she! Looked, o. good deal
more like a sbootblack in hard luck. She
is not good; looking, her actions were
iabsurd, and every man III the. foofmn kept
as far from her as possible. She thinks
of moving out of tiiis community, as
it's unappreciative.1oSWhen she goes
she will be escorted out of the town by
O brass band, The, people, Of Austin
will gladly miss her from among them,
The next day the young man entered
the Office. In his hands he bore a rifle,
and his belt was ornamented with big
x.shooter and a tremendous bowie-
knife. He sailed up, 10 the reporter.
"I look iwarlike, sdop'tI? I don't feel
a bit like .fghtin', you bet. You Jest
'oughter. have seen her when sshe read
that correction Why, she juat danced
jig with madness, and she sot down
and then she, come mp and threw her
ARMS around my neck, and said Ar,
thur, do you love me2' well, never
expect me to speak to you again if you
don't.go and kill the fellerl what writ
that Islander. In, coursp,I promised.
And here / am to- kill you" He
laughed lony and heartily After a
timohes qnieted down, and thelreporter
said ! "I suppose, in order to make it
all right between you and your girl,
I've got to becomea n corpse. I'll do it.
Sit there, minute and I'll fix the busi-
ness" he sat down at q desk, and
seribbled away for a few minutes, aud
then returned with sheet Of paper on
which was Yritten :. ,.,
OBITUARY.-7-It grieyes us to announce
tho sudden death of Mr.. Charles
Keller, the young and talented fash.
ion editor. tn a moment of mental
alteration he had slandered an estima-
bic, accomplished and beautiful youug
lady of this city, named Miss Fannie
Clprke Yesterday her betrothed called
at this Office and asked for the author OF
the Islander, and, when he discovered
him, shot him dead on the spot. This
paper will abe unable to give fashion
gossip hereafter. Wo find it inpossi-
bic to fill tho place left vacant by Mt.
Keller. Though erratio, he was q man