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However, almost before the sad lovers had said anything to each other, Martha came in in a steaming state. 'O, there's such a stoor, Mrs. Newberry and Mr. Stockdale! The king's excisemen can't get the carts ready nohow at all!

Beside them stood Philippa Furlong, and she had her arm around Dulphemia's waist; and the picture that they thus made, with their heads close together, Dulphemia's hair being golden and Philippa's chestnut-brown, was such that Mr. Spillikins had no eyes for Mrs. Newberry nor for Castel Casteggio nor for anything.

He was elected by the Legislature District Judge of Newberry, in December, 1865, and served as such until June, 1868, when Radicals abolished that office.

After that I threw my steel girders across, clapped on my roof rafters, all steel, in sixty-foot pieces, and then just held it easily, just supported it a bit, and let it sink gradually to its place." Mr. Newberry illustrated with his two arms the action of a huge house being allowed to sink slowly to a firm rest. "You don't say so!" said Mr.

Bishop Turner of Newberry Court House, in South Carolina, purchased a spelling book and secured the services of an old white lady and a white boy, who in violation of the State law taught him to spell as far as two syllables. The white boy's brother stopped him from teaching this lad of color, pointing out that such an instructor was liable to arrest.

Dumfarthing is leaving us." "Leaving St. Osoph's!" exclaimed Mr. Newberry in utter astonishment. "To our great regret. He has had a call a most inviting field of work, he says, a splendid opportunity. They offered him ten thousand one hundred; we were only giving him ten thousand here, though of course that feature of the situation would not weigh at all with a man like Dumfarthing."

Newberry had had, he said, occasion to visit the state capital a week before in connection with a railway bill that he was trying to that is, that he was anxious to in short in connection with a railway bill, and when he looked about him at the men in the legislature positively he felt ashamed; he could put it no other way than that ashamed.

This law, in the words of a distinguished Statesman, was then allowed to relapse "into innocuous desuetude." No further attempts to enforce it upon colored men were made. Born in Newberry, S. C. Ordained Bishop in 1880 President of Bishop Council. Home and Foreign Missionary Society and Sunday School Union of the A. M. E. Church.

Davis had an only brother, who was equally as brave as John and younger, James, the two being the only children of an aged but wealthy couple, of Newberry County.

"I'll tell you about that next summer; but we only borrowed them for a couple of days. He is badly wounded I heard." "Yes, sar; fotched home on a stretcher from Monticello, whar he com'd wid de army." "Why didn't he come down to Newberry along with the army?" asked Life, who knew precisely where he was when Monticello was mentioned.