The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-14
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Il Il UCI f%RIt ELITE.

ABOUT year ago poOrlN-ciau jew
cntcrcda jewelers. shop in pcsth and
drew from his pocket Il small paper
carefully rolled ul, in which there was
Il small BLACK object. whi"h h2 present.
to the .icwclcr with the question. :IloW
much is that WORTH" "That is worth
Il &rra! DEAL" replied the .icwcicr, after
having: cNHniincd the object with the
eye oian expert; ''it isa black pearl,
one OF the ''"rcst objects in existence.
Where did you buy that pcari:" ~
person desires to leave il iii pawn: tell
ne what it is WORTH" "Thcrc is only
one firm iii the country that is ina con-
diti"n to hny il. and that is tic house
tti!" court .iew"l"r, Bir,lcrmann, in
Nienna,' The man with the pearl Left
the shop. The follow ing day i'll pre-
srnling himself 10 Bicucrmaln. who
arrested. TO ti" police authorities
;&oih k 1Sdf and thadlF dlFE i5pia HawnSrot%r S t*
shop in CrosswarGciu lie had heard Il
noise in the house next TO his, aid
having inquired the cause otit. he had
l"arlcl that by order of lhg cou,; tho
effects "Ia Nrpr Man by the name OF
Gyuri were about 10 be sold for the
non- -raylncnt of taxes 10 the alnuunv
o. twenty ilnrinS. This Gvuri gave
the black pearl in pawn 70 ,hn jew,
asking the latter to pay his arrears of
taxes. which Isaac i,u;h Immediately
did. Inquiries at Grusswar,lcin con-
iirmrl his declaration. The party
named G!uri. had formerly been the
tlvori'c dpmCstic Of Count louis
/ i'athvanv. aul the Count short time
| before hi> death haa given Gvu!i his
crav"t pin. y short time after this
! l'yuri. finding himself in want. sold
| The pin. hu; kept the pearl. winch he
! Thought OF 40 value, as 4 keepsake.
The pearl. as The sequel proved, had
( been stolen. About one hundred and
, !Iitv Yeas 600 three pearls were sub
;rartra from The lai,ish crown. These
were the only black pearls that were
known 10 exist at that time, and all the
Cuc"rors OF The English Government
to recover them had been fruitlcss.
! Nhcn informed Of Isaac Rotl's haDpv
find, the English government inlncdi-
atcly bought il Of the jew for the sum
OF 10000 ilornS. How this pearl fell
into the hands of Count Iathvanv of
/ course 30 one can tell. The prchajili-
T. Is thai the Count had purchased it
il'"m merchant OF curioSitiCS and did
not himself know It's value, otherwise
ne would not have given il To a servant.
/ However tbs may be, Isaac Roth, the
jew of Gr",>wardcin, owes to This
pearl Il handsome tide fortune.
y FrE"ANp SEAsON.--An cid negro
named sam Clark, who counts y
GriSwolh Street lawyer amon-r his
I friends, called at his law-shop with Il
very anxious look Oh his face and
said: '' ''''
Boss, Izc clean twisted up dis time,
an | want to AK a few gucshllns."
"Wcll, 20 ahead, Sam"
"W"i', all dc white folks tell me
GA, dc scZ'n am at l"as' month
ahead. liars 'cm talkin' about il on
de kyarS an all obcr."
eyes. this is q forward spring. I
think we arc at least month ahead"
"Wcll, if dats dc case, will dc
Foth O July come on the fo'iI o
June, or when, an hain't April fulc
day dun gone mn passed by four
wceks!'
ihc lawyer tried 10 explain, but
sam was moro mixed than before.
lie scratched his head and went slow
~ out, but IN half an hour hc returned
with face longer than ever.
''Got that through your head yct?"
asked the lawyer.
.'Fo' dc Lawd, but Tzc been struck
agin!" whispered tho African. mf
we am month ahead now, dis var
WIZ either have thirteen months or
only 'lcvcn! Splain dat, noww
But the lawyer couldn't and Sam
went out, saying:
'Dcsc white folks am VERY
Gurus set, dcy is. Dcy go an Git dc
sczuns all outer gear, am den niggcr
can't tell whether to plant tatcrs or
dodge iciclcs !'-Erce Press,
"A calf will draw milk in three
minutes, and tho nearer n mixer can
come to that time tho better. a slow
mixer makes COW inpatient, which
OF, often causes her to hold up. Icr. milk.
Ihe ."strippings" arc thc ricllcst part,
ana al i acoW is MIXED quietly as well
as quickly there will be more rs well
as richCr milk hccallsc of ilc Nstrin