A Young Lady Surprised
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r » / r < * ; 'f* t ' , ' . : f.. ;fti. i ABBEVILLE PRESS & BANNER. ' i -..-t. MAY 1880. NO. 49. VOLUME XXV. BY HUGH WILSON AND H. T. WARDLAW. ABBEVILLE, S. C., WEDNESDAY, 12, * - I ' ' .. Mnnwp.Clpniiiiiir Time.* i Dreams. Fail of the Alauio. TLMJLLiX IVriUk mine for but I had The Rojfjl Gorge In Colorado. FIRM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD. Prophetic A scene ol desolation grocta the eye; The Windmill. face flushed with excitement, and comfort, nothing _ we come to i,l In 1836, after being under Spanish flros to as is the view of this remark When uupernaturs has written a The carpets up, tiic curtains down, out, Behold, a giant am I! coils of hair, tumbled into lustrousthe ready say. Grand Iodine and Turpentine for Poultry. ( a writer in Bar, we rule for a century and a half, Texas A Texan professor " I could not stand alone," ho able canon when seen from the windovj. ireams, says Temple free to that cities built of Furniture all upset ami piled about; A lott here in my tower wildest disorder, while she accompanied being or swelled head |:readon and must b volted and declared the province ree pamphlet prove after a short "thfc its of For treatment ofroup dangerous ground, in Ifcc* with heads in towel* the whole performance with strange and muttered, silence; of the rushing train, power inspir two articles ( for have eyes like the and independent. The republic, how- limestone are the healthiest While back and lorth, With pij* granite jaws I devour is with her now, and in a awe can best be tested tour- in fowls I have found these jautious; sxeptics much visited inarticulate sounds*. Her mother, the doctor ing by-the I have ever < of keen an d ever, had a terrible struggle. Hard -hrorld. and never by bound, The maize, the wheat and the rye, was so I hear that my little contented to make his way thithe r of more value than anything jagle, weapons opposition and same Mrs. Hanway who perfect may momentist, either chickens or turkeys, i and are as and battles were fought noble patriots rtia*arial diseases, including yellow With skirts up a loot above the ground, And them into flour. a of dress and that must.in fact may hear the on horseback or in the "schooners of used with iharp-edged, jealous In this conflict the ft;ver. The is that the looped grind model carriage many daughter are as liable to he affected £lolicitous about the uniformity c»f bled for freedom. argument arm,: creatures.can it b® friends were wont to lament worst." the In the g Young turkeys at San Antonio, turned si carbonic acid arising And all bared, fly of her lady prairie." approaching gorgi The first wilJ dis- ilature's law as a lover of his mistressi. Alamo mission, absorbs limeone neat I see I look down over the farms; themselves that she While he was I seemed to it is observed that the pinion ns as older ones. you furnishes" the most om My lovely wife and servants among gave speaking, growth a and out 1[t must be frankly admitted that powers into a military fort, fi animal and vegetable In the fields ot I see was on the have remarks to rank and cover of it is swelling puffing i nbout in those outroppoufl duds, grain such airs, seated herself fifty consoling offer; dense; just beyond, great bleajf beak.it ifi the clos- imd influences of a natural kind e thrilling chapter. ti , decomposion«Tearing to but but when he no one sentence of cold rock contrast between the eye and may^b awlul smell of suds The harvest that is be, floor dressed for walking, stopped, ridges bare, the nostrils. times I tit work in producing dreams of whic'li On Sunday, the sixth of March, 1636, And stirring up this bonnet. she was would itself from the rest. with the of a up of Many the a And I fling alolt my arms, her Yes, without disengage strongly profusion foiiagi ing it is caused from eating soft food iare are ignorant, but which may some General Santa Anna, selt-styled | The St. Gothard tunnel furnishes While in their eyes tbere gleams dangeroos on an tea What I blurted out at last seems beneath from t think surrounded now me. drumming invertedcertainly hiding everything sight the < be the r "Napoleon of the West," 0 of accurate For I k it is all for a on the beak, hardens in discovered by ever-brighten striking example with the of the almost ridiculous a# I look back on it. while away in the dim distance th( that collects lay fort with a Mexican array anther ligl.t? tray wrong end. poker. " which i 01 science. provisional^ the Alamo v the entire length of what a dreadlul was You must for the best," I said; the continenta1 nostrils and stops the discharge, ng eye £iit Although sureying.Great heavons, 'tis they ! Oh, 1 hear the sonnd of flails And the philosopher? It hope snow-crowned of and is tue disease tit all events, we must claim for some 4,000 men, while inside the t]ae tunnel is ine and a miles, to meet know she has on her side." are outlinedpeaks and clea;r then forms in the head numbering Texan quarter sight! Far off from the thrashing-floors after three years'separation,perplexing,"you youth divide sharp When I find one diseased cIreams a origin. By such dreams walLs was a devoted band of tjlie two galleries were bored with such was The words were out of my the solid blue ofthe called ri'Up. higher once from them aloof. In barns with their him thus. The philosopher scarcely against morning sky I catch it and cleanse the pas- jis these, great and crushing evils liave heroes numbering only 183. Among precision that they met with a The dog, scalded, keeps open doors, room on all mouth when I heard a measured step If the tourist is his ardoif this to in that nf innhpa in lpvfll and a on the round the fours, wearing impetuous, way in 1seen the innocent amd the noble martyrs liberty Uvvr U* 1UU4 tuvuvw differnnaThe cat has sought ior safety root, And the wind, the wind in my sails cantering the the door was the foir sage and beak by putting my finger avoided, spared, VfiliJ on his head his own waste-paper basket. upon stairs; presently will be checked by guide, on the and t;he detected. Some years ago, it doomed garrison were the brave Col. j,iteral deviation of less than eight And in the where I had thought Louder and louder roars. ever and anon the noiseless footman, and or horse a few 3 the mouth, thumb outside, guilty dining-room, Briskly he cantered round, opened by after leaving wagon step and if this does not is related, a peddler was murdered iia Travis, the gallantCol. Bowie, and that j,iches. To find.a toothsome they have goft famous of London doctors . pressing it; dinner, frisking like a lamb in spring time, until the most will bring him to the edge of the preci gently or of Scotland, and the crime r I- eccentric hunter from Tennessee, David I stand here in my place, room. friend leaned j remove it I take a lance sharp pen- the north A fiend ot A/rica blood, who joys to swing he reached my feet, which were rooted the My enteredpice. Shuddering, he will peer dowi i ior a time a A t Crockett. Long before daylight on With my foot on the rock below, on but looked at the knife, and commencing close to the beak, nained long mystery. There is terrible distress in Asia A and everything. > to the spot with astonishment. He heavily my arm, the awful slopes; fascinated, he wilj in the same a man came forward and dc!- that Sabbath morning Santa Anna's whitewash-brush, spatter it a man science with calmness. a veri make a small incision, and jength & even within miles of | And whichever way may blow, glanced up sideways, rose with cry to of seeming; steal a little nearerjto circumvent j matter out < he had had a dream in whiclb souuded an advance, and the fero- linor, fifty But I am not torgot. My feast is spread " I am to said the manner press all the colleeted :lared that bug.e s and Angora I meet it face to face, the normal attitude of man, and erasped happy say," mountain that has rolled into the chasm with a me- there was shown to him a house, and a cious Mexicans rushed with tumultous Cattle, sheep Contantinople.Ont. in tlirt wnofiflliml on a barrel-need. ^ our little friend is as clean as possible. Then, are off in numbers "that * oats carried As a brave man mets me the hand. At the sound of his cheerily, physicianand at last the eye reaches down tl " J . T. T owninf a near the the Alamo. TheTexans g large hs his foe. by d-uuh ulu-u *. <*>ivU» foice directed him to shouts toward One alico ot a of warmed-up wife the from on as well as to the bed of thi2 amm-Bizeu uaiuei spot b disease. which is almost bread, plate voice, his dropped paper getting possible." sharp incline 3.000 feet the ofthe louse where was buried the pack of the had but little hope of success against y Brigandage, " the cut and top beak, 3 .J Kaim is on the beans, ,i And while we wrestle and strive, her raised them to her "And she is out of danger." the Arkansas, U3 carefully ocaiui and no necessiiated by hunger, hands, quickly " river, impetuous forty to let in nuruureu miuj j uuu uu uciu;g such overwhelming numbers, as She never was in it." a being very careful not any go c The between Angora Some water in a mng, a diali of greens.