The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-03
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a sealed bidder my ehtcrlng he
Groceries, on Monday ,>>;,>1.,,,
runry 9th, 1899. Terms e'en'ihS'J
bids will be received bon Il ruue
same day. reserve tt ;u+o,tl,,
any or all bids. F'io 'h'oii''9
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storss HSSs Lover ""Vs 70 Main ii Es1nd that We'd
- snow, hor soft
TO Cure " fnnoist with tears
Take Van Le>
Grippe, Ccofson enter sho arose
cenf"and seemed as though she
you'd have escaped, but rs the in
truder stood in tho entrance Of the
rock. As soon rs his astonishment
had little abated he addressed her
in these words:
'I fear mudum, 1 have rud ly dis
turbed your revorie, but l can assure
you it was purely accidental; having
observed the fruit on this vino | was
induced through thirst to taste them !;
and then by curiosity to enter the
iissure in the rock; but hope you
will readily excuse the disturbance l
have gived you"
She readily excused his intrusion,
saying he had not disturbed her in
the leusts, saying which she would
have departed, but the stranger de-
clared that if she departed he should
be convinced he had disturbed hor,
and he never should forgive himself
for the disturbance; upon which the
lady seated herself upon tho same
rude seat, while the stanger (for such
he was to herr seated himself on n
loose stone which lay at the entrance
of the 1issure. Tho thoughts which
engaged his attention-thoughts Of
his disturbed country, his forsaken
home, his affectionate mother, were
forgotten. He sat, musing upon the
fair creature before him, without
aught save a groan escaping from
his lips. They sat some time with
ont speaking, when she, finding the
silence insupportable, was just going
to arise to depart, when paroquet
perched upon q bough at short dis
tance from the enteranco Of the cave
(for 80 prefer calling it) and com,
menced chatting, when tho stranger
qnickly leveling his hrelocks, Il mo-
ment was sufficient to bring the
''bead to BEAR" when he touched the
trigger, she went off, n sudden rover
boration Of the sound among the
rocks ensned, slight shriok escaped
from the lady, when the bird, which
had occasioned tho report, suddenly
fell from the bough. After begging
pardon Of tho lady for this seconC
fright he had accustomed her, he pro
ceeded to procure the prize. Upor
reaching tho bird he found that tho
ball had just tipped it and taken of
a small part Of its wing, yet so as
MT TO injnre seriously the bird
Picking it up he returned, when ht
found the young lady about to re
turn home, as she said. He insisted
on accompanying her homo, as he
said it was a dangerous path. Sh'
nodded assent, while they proceeded
along tho narrow path, he going be
fore, but he was surprised to fine
that she was no ways daunted il
crossing the most difficult parts o
the path. On reaching tho SUNNI
of the mountain they found love
plane, Hercupon JAS. slackcned hi
pack until the lovely stranger cam
up with him. He offered her hi
arm, which she took for politones
than from any seeming occasion fror
fatigue Hereupon he offered he
the bird, which he still hold, as
reward for the fright the report c
the gun had accustomed. She a(
cepted tho proffered gift, but insiste