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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-19

- 0te Der alte Jrantfurtsr Baron
RctSlhtlb iiber bic @sfd9rliafeit ees 5a.
;arbipieles padte, erbsllt aue elmer BIB
iden @efHihte, bsren Wabrteit BON
eiusm altsn Bsrliner. osrbiirst .piro. Sm
Sabre 1886 ober 81 bate Der gGrIen.
farit sinen fsinsr SStue nan Berlin &C..
ibidt, um fit In ben pernebmen 6rstl.n
Der preubil&sn Reabens por,uRsnsn uns
ft& reiter su vbilpen". Mtt gmpfsb.
lunsstrtsfsn reid ausseRattet, fam Der
iunse Hotbldilb mad Berlin. bewobnte
sine fiirRliA aussseattete Gtaae In bsr
SassrRrnbe, tislt sroee Dlsnsrl&aft unb
einen Staa pom adt Yfnben. Bon 1st.
ntm Batter mar BE Dsiluns an bas 9an!'
eaus Msnsslsfcbn eesansen, BEN Sobne
ctne Deiteres ieee Summs, bic bisier
foresrn warbe. aus3ubdnbissn. Der Jun.
st Mann, bsltn Name i&on bamals iste
Itar Sfnete, Serltbrte pisl In ben ari1c.
tratil&en Rreiien potseams, beren iu.
ssnbli&e Glemente, tuie e sinem unssr.
blrsten on dit jufolse ia aud beute nod
manhmal portommen fua, tbre 3eit tau'
fig am sriinen Slid psrbradtsn. Die
5slsen bteies tnttmen gsrtetrs tonnten
natarlt& nt&t lanse psrburssn bleiben !;
Rcttf&ils jun. fam etnss cages ,u Men=
eelsfctn unb lief ith bic Basatsue pOn
1000 dbalern 8ebsn, auf bic pierunp.
3.vanstS Stuneen fpdter etns fernsrs Gum
me BON 5000 Ebalsrn fclste. Man bate
in bsm gantbauie naturlta teiasn Nn-
fanb asncmmen, br Detiums bes 0atsrs
senlab bem Subne obns WsIttrss bic
&lstnistett aus9usablen, ale ater nad tps.
ni5sa 1as.n eer iunse Roibfdilb 10000
fsreerte, slaubte ber gbsf Der Sirma fa
bod serplt&tet, bsm Granfiurter Sc.
f6dftsireunbe BON Der Wngslee.nbett
&snntnib ,u Seben uno senuuers Snfrus.
tlDnen ab5uwarten, ebe sr bic gewanl&te
Summe aus3atlte. Statt Der erwartsten
Wntwort fam mad mebreren Eassn man
lebte nod niht In bem 3titaltsr Der 81.
fsntatntn unb Der Ss!saraptsn = ber aIte
Baron Nctbfailb felbR, tsrihtiste pas
fonto itinss Sobnss. bet bsm Bantbaule
Menrtlsfcan unb tpb atemlit iaroF {eine
Utrbtntuns NIT bemlelbsn auf neil sal=
ielbe ni&t panftltd letnsr Ddiung naHst-
tcmmen war, bem Subne jspe perlamsts
@umms lofOrt ausSusatlsn. @oibfdilO
iun., Dem bel Der unerwartsten Mntunit
fetnss Baters bod st.pas @&uil esporbsn
fetn mc&te, triumptirte, Inn 70 mebr, se
u BON itm 0bnt jeslihen Ssrmpn NIT
ben perlounen 10000 lbalern mac,
potsbam selGidt wuroe, I'M ittne Spisl.
lhulDsn 3u beri&tissn. Natirli& mar Ct
erfaunt, ale er BON bort ,uriidtetrte unp
pom ieinsm Batter Bic Ds1uns erttelt,
lciolt feline SaGen su padsn uno nit itm
mad Gruntfurt In bie natsrlths NeTeen;
3utildSutebren. Nls ct bsn1slben um ST.
tlaruns bat, tparum IT sine Staot perlal.
fen foae, III Der er fd portrsfFtH amiiFrs,
gas Der alte Baron tine Mntwort, bsr.n
ttetlpsiie Watrteit maud ianssr Baron
lld 3ur MGtidnur netmen fSnn.e: ueie.
Der Sobn, Elm 8Ott16llb tanu na Jules
erlauben. Guts, bic ouf bas Spi.l Boz
au rstdt ntGt einmal bas germSssn bee
Nctblttlbss aus j. SpraGs unp aea
NIT isinsm Subns In ben Retuurmassn
mad 8runffurt.
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SGiiTe, psl@e con einem fiplid pom 25.
8rsitensrube seleaenen 9afen femmen, ct,
nsr 20 tasis.n Quarantdne unteruOrfsn
isin (ptlen. Sep @et In Jloripa 1T jsto@
bapun ausse i&lu1en.
- Sn BSrne beabfdttst 5err s..
Wenoler, eine Sfieutlide 5aae gu bauen
unb einen 6ffentliden @arten aujutesea.
Die Yferbe ber Comforter RpittatIac
sinsen in 8Srne eurh, wdbrenb bic les-
tere DOT Der Yoitoflice itanb. Wadosm
bic Tbiere cine 5trede ueit 9elaufsu MAJ
rem, rannten iie sesen einen Yfclfea uno
ridteten oas Tubrpert iibel gu.
- Bon Mtasecio County wuroe am
Souuabenb Elm Wann Nameus Sweeben
our @taot sebraHt, Der 3weiual ven ei'
ner RlapperiAlanSe sebifien morben mar.
Der Mann befueet iid auf ber BeHe=
rutiA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-19

nit isltfssfd[issm MusDrude trdnate iih,
msbrmuls serlasudt, pieosr uno wttssr
binstn mitten swilAen bic faben Silber
Der 3utunft.
DtserpiIis sriff Gsnia mad benz 3ier'
lihen B,isfdsu, aoefer 6s!iotropsneaft
idlus itr baraus sntsesen. Der Snbalt
tesfslten mar tur3 unb bod ffarrte fe
barauf lanse, lanse, bic bic 8eisn Don
tbren Banesn str1hwuncen waren unb
falt. 5dwesbtropfsa ibr auf Der 5ttrns
p.rlten.
Blanhe fhrisb
- Du wsissrit DID, mir obns Diifsn
Defines Mannss @.lp 3u .fsnben, nno bc@
brauhe Id basi.lts, benn bic ansert
Qusue, BON Der Id unldus1 fpro6, tdrat
na6esrabe an, erbdrmlih fparian, ~ fl'ss
zen. Nue Ceinem @Hreiben BON Jriib'
iabr sorissn Subrss ihliese Id. eas Ssr
- Du nnb 9ein Mann nt6t ebsn
miteinanbsr lett wis 1urteltau6en. Id
bsnfe oaber Dir uno mir cinsn Dtenit gu
errsiIeu, ,penn i'd DIR elm Mitfel an bic
6ano sebe, Did pcn Der VormunolhnFt
ju bsfreisu, unter Der Iuwp9l Eu itlblt
ole Dein germSsen su iieoen iheinsn.
Dein Mann III e'u aebeilter Srsiinnissr
uno Ssrldwtea Dir tiss - er mar iabre.
long 3osIins bss Srrsneauiss gu 8riinn.
Sd erfutr tas ;ufdais unb CLAUDE, bab
bas 8erbstmltden eines folhen umilaness
alsin fhcn etne binreimenoe Beariintuna
Der @deibunssilaae fsln uirb. Du muBt
Did erfunbisen, Of biss wirtlih Der Ga[l
III; iusnn niht, 70 Sirite bic Mnersbuns
Der gerOfsntliduns biefts feines gcrls'
bsns shlleIat ssnisen, i'm bs,ialt& rer
6&e'sunl CUR Nanaiebtsteit su swinssn.
= SotalO Du frsi iber Deine Mitsift
bisponirsn tannf, erwarte Id Dsine Ssn
suus! Sd mub tisr ben 9&etn bss
Neihttums aufrsdt erbaltsn, min ID
nt&t bic @tanesn perliersn, bic bas Slid
mir bietet -
(Tortietnns clsti
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-19
zeras,

= - in gang gtcrbteras berridte sm6t=
srenb Der persansenen Wcde src6e Qise.
Sn DallaS unb in 9beruan ereisnete lid
Elm SAD BON 9pnnenitid.
= Su 3ulins tamen in lebter Wohe
5 transpcrtable Dampfmaidineu uno 5
Baummollsn Sins an
- Sn Nufin fanb cine benlptratilde
Convention fatt, in pelder bic Nnbdn=
ger ROberts bic Maioritdt batteu.
= Der stabtratb bon Dallas bat bas
Nmt hes Mapprs far patant erfldrt. Ser
MaHrr tpurce einBelapen, bor benz @tabt=
ratb 5u erlaeinen. Sein slnmalt III nah
Collin County sesansen, um einen Sin.
haltsbefebl beraus5unebmen un6 bic z ahe
Dor pas Diariitssridt 3u brinseu.
= Der llmsus Der @reentadler in
Dallas mar cine armieliye Nfaire uno
lGits fid auf, ehe Ct fein 3iel erreiHte.
= Won ben 6armern aus Tennenee,
Nlabam1 u {. No., mel1e Teras beiuden,
fino l67 nod SHERMAN 9esunsen, 1877
mad Weatberfcro, % nat Dcuitcn urb
80 nah Nuittn.
= Sn Waribua bielten peridebeae
Reprdientanten teranil lher @ifenbabnen
cine Yeriammluns ab. un, einen gerein
jur TSrbernn8 ber Sinwanberuns 3u ariir=
ben.
= Sn Ylano murbe Bob Gurrie, elm
Nrteiter Der Geutralbabn, bon unbetaan=
ten Wdnnern in fclber Weile miBbantelt,
bob er an Ieinen Uerlesunsen ltarb.
- Sn Bel Gcuntp fsl Yrup Mnbrews,
cine Eaute ces Senatcr Wfarep, aus ib=
rem Buggy unb puree ausenblidli&
SetSbtef.
= Gin Tarbi9er, ser in ber Ndbe bon
Nacc Nctt5udt besansen bate, 1T bon
einem &cnftabel BET Wtount Calm as=
fdolen unb tSbtliH pcrben. Gr bate
fd Der gerbaftuns ipiberlebt.
= Ser 5erausSeter bes Belton Sours
nals ipurbe BON Der Gentraleilenbabu=
Gempa9nie benaGriGtist, bae es bic Nt=
fdt Der @eieaihaft iei. cine 3weiababn
uo& Saa @aba iiber Bslton unb pan,=
pafos ~ bauen unb oab bic 3eit getcm-
men iei, nm nit benz Dau 3u besinnen.
Die Yermenuus Der Strede 1T bereits
an0sprbnet morben.
= Sn Tnler bat maa bic nStbiee
Summs oufsebradt. UNI Der @tdot bic
MnlaSe Der INSTRUMENTATION Der
Eeros unp ct. 2ouis @ilenbabn 5u iiHern.
Sdmmtlide OelHdfte paren tpdtreuc Der
Yeriammluns, in melAer bic Tonbs ouf=
setrudt muroen, seidloHen.
= Sn einem @isbuuIe 3u Sort g6ortt
wurbe. Gin Nrbeiter BON Der 6ise iiber :
mannt uHp ltarb.
-. Dur& 5ouiaoa paiflrtsn 80 Garla.
bunesn SAiensn fir bic Snternattoaal.
babn.
= Die 1srrsa 3sse unb Go. ssttelter
tsn 3wsiten Baasn neusr Uaumwors.
Dsr(elbe fam BON Mrnsdtpiae In Dewiti
County unb uurbe mad 6apre seridifft
- 9u eiu1 gsrgAmmluns bss Sc
lunbtfttsratbes BON UalusRon warbe sts
Bsf3lab sinssbra&t, mad wel&em all
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@ettrtunb sepriefeu.

Mls eiae 0ebtrbs BON tseeuteabsn
Nsratsn unb @temitsrn bic Gntbeduna
madifn, oab purd bic gerbtnbuns be.
fainter 5silmittel etns 70 punserbare We.
bi5in tfr3tfsat warbe, ,as man bsinabe
ale anssrn 5eilmittel aufee6eR tSnnte,
be3wsiflte man biss. User prattii6s
gsrfude babsn ale 3welfel tffsitist unp
teute ,psreen eie gntstdsr bsr sroeea Me
bi3in 6opfen Glitter ppn, Seter>
mann ais Wobltsattr seebrt unb &C.
prielen.- Democrat.
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= Cine englilde 3eitung in 8iscon
i'm proou5irt .na6itebenoes @ortlpiel
The soldiers of the
G. A. R, in the Field
or at home
Will stick to the Republican nominees.
: l1m Shown FIR n,u, Maor.r ~ ~,

- Tim Naam fur nsue Daaren ,u ma.
den, eftrissn MIR unlsr srobss aut aFor.
tirtts Eager pen DRY @ooss, CLOTHING,
S&uasn u. {. 10. ju bsrabsstttsn Drei.
len unb inbsm MIR einsm Ssben cine reeue
unb frsunslids Bsotenuns Serit&ern. Ia.
ben eas wsrtbs Yublilum au unlsrn @tcre
Fsibt8 ~ bsluHsn. Dir fowobt, wie auA
anisrs &lsrts. wsrben es an fsiner Nl.
h febItn la1sn, Seesn ~ tefristtaeu.
s. Spstfe SSbne,
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= Gin neuer Damsn .Sport Ia In pa.
rio festsa srfameen unb fefort RON Der
sornetmen 0eisufdaft abopti.t usrpeH.
q taneelt I'D um etn Sassssrsnassn In.
milton Der seitbli&sa @honssit. sobei in
GrmaneelunS anberen jaspbarsn @sttierss
Der 6ref& ale Bib bitnt. Disieniasu
slsSaatsH S0Snen, pslAs In Der NSte bsr
1auptaaht ein Salo6 unb tal bsmlsltsn
stasa 0rtsr tattn, srlaftn Gtnlabunsen
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,ur Groidjaao aans sic itre @atten unb
gruesr I'M @pistsrbt uno Dinter eine
Ylr(d auf Hptb- pp.r Sdmarswilo ania'
gen. @ls WaTs Aisnt ben 5roidjaserin.
nen cine Mrmtsuit :leintn 6alibers, BE
NIT poaSeunettsia eauf p.rtebsn IT unb
aus Der Elm NIT igta' fer Metauipibs BE-
wsbrtsr grl,su, einss Duube3. eanj. abn,
lid, eeldlsuaer' nila. Disiss @eihcb
III eurta eins rief So finf Meter lanss
{sloene Sdnur 80 - WrmSrut befsfist,
10 bab bic ss3efls iyibli Das aetrofene
Wtlb ~eppos!irl" 81 oies eei&ebsn, 70
bsbarf es alls.sinaa I'D ttr Betbulie e.
nss btslsitsnbsn jssv 'tsrs, um bas toets
pser Nfrtsnas 15lrg, Dor bsGsn Bsrab.
rune bic u,er;sH" gstriltrtnnen natarlt&
suridldrsdsn, ceu T. mSperil&tn @&aft
atsunstm'n. Dis g .,runiesn bee high
life Serfidsrs, >ab 9:s slesanten Damen
sisifa Sptel ,. a;tss.;;fti 4" fnpsn.
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@auptofTee Der 80.
0sr3r.li@

WV WV WV WV
>osr3rsli&
Braunl@meie. 2anoeSlotterie
mi
$4,000 guosea ". 5000 Wewiuueu.
Glnnatmsn fit 81, oo1 9oof. 9,71S, Doom
Iussaben $4,000 &fioinne 9,71S, Doom
&Dbffer 0essteau 45O,OOOm,
k1eiuate z;a 142m.
.3nbuussunfaus tsr ssi,n 8laGe spm 10. bis
1s. Suti 1880.
Trflle tsr Qocis ii. itss Ginsel,iebuua unb
flr ALE 6 alclltr in 3prausbe3abluna:
gan,e, jebs 3tsh1as sio.an, aue RIagtn $50, 90
0alce $50, 25 90
Uitrtel 40, 1850
@9ht 20. 6,25
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Gbtuarb miles.
Seftntli9er Nptar.

Verar GountY, Gan Mntonie, 1sraS.
Office in SsIsbsbf1ra6s, Der yoaefHee sesenater.
Bsfenbere Mufmntiamfeit rirb allen YenEsnen
unb Gpr rberunsea Spn Beteransn bes StaateS pber
Der BereiEistsn Staaten sef9snft. Mbf&rifsn
BON patsnten tefpre ct unb @teuern auf Ganb In
alien s bsilen hes Staa:es be3ablt. aBshnsrt In
ber wnterea Wartenilrabe. 3o,6,tli
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s.. SeSt1 i 5Dbne empfasen
p:eeer cine ns9s = ouns BON Sptsen,
Gmbroieeries, lt-nS :.idsrn dtlhtidsrn,
S&trt Gson.s arp amsn. unb Rinper.
f&ubsn, tpslHs ie titiser ais irseno sin
Stcre In Der @saa! sfaufsn.
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Das BeRe.

Die ,,News" Danbury, Connecticut,
1a8t: ,0arners Safs Nsrsine III eas
selfs 5eilmittsl fir glerpsnltibsn, peld;s
Die Belt ie lab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-19

Cine feI es.s 5e1eeenbeit.
Wtan tsfhtias l' setnsn 9nnen Ba.
ttfs AZ 3oll brs'st 9a!ben Yreilen Eel
SAram & So.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
Proverbs.

Better is little righteousness than q
thousand subscribers who cheat the prin-
ter.
A wise man maketh glad father and q
prompt paying subscriber causcth an editor
to laugh.
Folly Is Joy that is destitute Of wisdom,
but delinquent subscribers cause suffering
in the house of a newspaper maker.
All the ways Of man are clear in his
own eyes, except the way tho delinquent
subscriber has in not paying for his news
paper.
Better is the poor man that walkoth in
integrity, and pays his subscription, than
the rich man who tellcth the collector to
call again.
Judgements are prepared for scorners,
stripes for the backs Of fools and lasting
punishment for him who loafeth about the
streets and paycth not for his newspaper.
Hope deferred makcth the heart sick, is
a proverb sadly realized by the publisher
who sends out bills
A righteous man hateth lying, hence q
publisher wakes wroth against subscriber
who promises to call and settle on the NOR
row and callcth not
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
Directions to Trout Fishers.

BE careful that there Is water in tho
stream where you fish. This years trout
have all taken to water.
The largest 'flies' may be found on the
stages Of our theatres.
Ii you can't catch aspcckled trout, get
spcck Of a trout.
In throwing for trout double skies al ways
win
If the trout don't rise at once, try yeast
powtlcr--or dynamite. @ I
60 to your uncle for small trout, for trout
always spawn their young.
If there is too much water in the pond,
dilute 1t with whisky. :,
Some fox hunting fishermen are mean
enough to chase trout Oh horseback when
1t takes to the hills. This is unsportsman.
like. 3
Dropa line also to your wife II you stay
out all night, or che may keep a rod in
pickel for you, I'D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
Abundant itair.

Japanese women are very proud Of their
hair, which is black and luxuriant. Thoy,
cultivate and arrange 1t with great care by,
brushing their tresses back from, the, fore ]?
head and gathering them in plated top.'
knot, covered with flowers, spanges, and
hair-pins of gold, silver and tortoise-shell.4
Rich and poor aIe alike proud of their
couture, and the kuli-wolnan IN rags devoteS
the same attention to her hair as any great;
lady. To preserve tho elaborate structure
from being disturbed, women during Sleep
rest their necks In padded fork. There
Is no difference between single and mar, !
ried women in wearing their hair, as ins
China; and their respective social status
Is indicate by tho position of the bow In
which their waist scarf is tied, girla weal.a.
Ing 1t at the back, natrons at the front.
The latter also shave their, eyebrows and do
their teeth black. Girls use rouge freely
and. sometimes gild their lips. They asV
all foud Of smoking, and wear theirs OH 4
broidered tobacco pouches sas belt sscraasl
rnents. y " rs l .5s IS IS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
Not Married In Spirit.

Probably the most remarkable case ever
tried IN this country, and one that has per-
haps attracted more attention and excited
more comment than any other was that of
Flora A. Spurlock w. Charles w. Green,
for nnnulmcnt of marriage contract. We
cannot learn that tho case has any prccc-
dent. The complainant is the daughter of
Rev. M. Spurlock, Methodist preacher
now stationed at Kcwancc and formerly at
Geneseo, and tho defendant a Methodist
minister stationed at Fairvicw, Fulton
county, Illinois. The parties were married
about two years ago and lived together, us
man and wife, having one child born to
them. For some time past complainant has
not lived with defendant, and recently she
brought suit for annulmcnt of thcmarriage
contract on tho ground that she had enter
cd into it under durcss Of her mother. and
against her choice and protest. This she.
swore to on the witness stand, tcstifying
that she had never loved the defendant,
and had not willingly married him; and
that he was and always had been rcpugnant
to her; that her parents had all Of the time
known this, but they had persisted that
she must marry him, and her mother had
watched and guarded her TO that end; that
her letters to Green had been written or
dictated by her mother, and filled with cx-
pressions of affection that she could not
voluntarily make; that she had loved
another man and had pleaded against this
marriage, and had prayed for death and
contemplated destruction rather than sub
init to it: and, finally, being wearicd out
and worn and distracted, had submitted
herself an unwilling partner to tho marriage
ceremony, but did not consider that In
spirit she was ever married to areen Mrs.
Spurlock, the mother Of the girl, appearing
as witness for her, fully corroborated tins
testimony in all cssential particulars, by
solcmnly avowing In all Its particularly
her own palt In this extraordinary business,
and pleading belief that sho was doing
light and securing her daughters happiness
and well being. Tic popular impression
left by such testimony was In the highest
degree unfavorable and there Is not heard
anywhere; any dissent from that lmpres.
sion. tti5@ 'E@
Py4i,s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
Post OF tho Household.

The boy we are going to tell you about,
was named Richard, and was the youngest
of good-siZcd family, and so, of course.
the government rested mainly on his shoul.
dcrs.
He really had very hard time of it, for
often his fathers young lady cousin, and
his older brothers and sisters, would not
obey promptly, and sometimes his father
did not wheel into line as quickly as he
should.
With his mother he had no trouble at all;
She always minded beautifully and, as hc
said, had more sense than all the rest,
Richard was just going out Of skirts into
pants, and was quito handsome, but be
didn't care for that; he only cared to gov
crn. There was a little lock Of hair, that
hung down on his forehead, just as you SEQ
1t In the picture of Napoleon, and as lie
was 80 determined to have everything his
own way, the family used to call him the
little Napoleon.
Once when his father and mother were
away for a short time, his papa's cousin
tried to make him do something she thought
he should.
tie looked at her calmly and said, "Why,
Julia, l wonder at you trying to boss me,
when you're only my cousin" Aud then,
after second thought, turning with look
of deep Indignation, eyes, and only my
second cousin ut that which completely
settled her. :
Richard had little bed in his papa's
and mamma room, which he had slopt III
ever since he was baby. AS he got older,
he and his papa used to have many argu-
mcnts on the subject of his going into the
other room with his brother to sleep.
When he got really boots Of his own. he
always set them just where his papa stun
Dled over them; and he always had to tic
his necktic and brush his hair before the
mirror ut the identical moment his father
wanted to do the same thing.
80, one morning his papa was unusually
rcbellious and obslrcperous about the way
things were arranged, auI on going out,
said: ''ltcally, Richard Lee Wilmington,
| don't intend to occupy tho same room
with you one night longer" and shut the
door quite loud. Richard always hated to
hear his father give him his full name: he
knew it meant trouble, especially when he
put in the middle name. lie always found
his father harder to manage for some time
aftcrwnrd.
lie looked at himself in the glass quietly
and lhoughtfully, while hc finished settling
his collar, and then turning to his mamma,
whom he loved to distraction, he said:
swell! mamma, think If any body has
TO go in another room to sleep, papa ought
to go hisself, for once he was no relation to
you at all, and Pvc always BEEN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-18
SPRING IN FIELD AND WOOD.

Tho earth awakes az from drcamloss sleep.
And softly puts hor daintiost garments on,
She binds around her, gracefully, a zone
OF tender green, with blue embroidered doop.
Over that budding sun-tpped hedgorow poop
Suoh vivid emoralds ne'or glanced in
stone.
Or in the crowns of mighty Cmsars shone;
And violets stir i'll yonder waysido heap.
Tho firstling beauty Of tho wood is full
or colors, varied softly in their hue:
Tho rabbits frsk, and birds begin to sing.
Tho air is pure-most swootly clear and cool,
And heaven seemed opened through tho
distant blue;
The startling screams, and dovos arc light
wing.
SEQ, through yon fold tho plowman drives
his share,
And the port crow oloso follows at his heel;
And o'or the furrow, slowly winding. stoal
Thin waves OF mist that wavor into air.
Tho upland lea is dottod horo and thoro
With scattered sheep that, like to pearls. re-
A glistening whitenoss; and tho cattlo lsnool
III full contentnent with tho Springs fresh
The crested wron is busy in tho hedge;
The blaekbird runs, then, resting whistles
clear,
And tho sweet lark COOS caroIiing up tho
sky
A blush tingo is Oh tho 1ir-woods edge.
That pleases, yet little tres tho eye;
Tho squirrel, now wakod, peeps out un-
moved by fear.
The children from tho neighbo ring villa. o
school
Come forth to play with many II merry
peal
Aud shorten thus tho hour .or midday
meal,
And answer slowly to maternal rule.
They dance and group themselves in circle
full,
Then join thor hands, and loose, and sud
den Wheel
Their movements such unconscious grace
reveal;
Recalling da nty Vatican, fresh and COOL
The bsbe laid down upon tho graes crows
fain,
And. creeping on, would make to join their
sport;
Tho meadow rings and now young voices
sing.
How clear tho notos thoy ocho back again >,
or Innocence and joy most truo report
These voices arc tho voices Of tho Spring