The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Terrell Co., Ga.) 1866-1866, October 26, 1866, Image 1
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ATTOUNEYS AT law,
21 y X)a\vson, C*.»•_
iTIORNIiI AT LAW
i)avs»», Terrell < 0., La.
Ti „ give prompt attention to aH hnsiness
mined to Ins rare.
iiMMONS & COKeR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAN,
• - «»»'“■
i mu' s |KbIS 1 v W■' 1 K
JAMIES SPENCE,
\ Horne v »t Law.
r.nrso.r, nmonoi.t.
o the Petto Kent". feVJS lr
sn\C. Ai^HEATHAW,
4 ) l \VSO>, tildOil'US.l,
i y,,„.r JFrst lifer TuHic eqnar*
11 \TIN1 l'- 4 ' the practice of Medicine in
11 ii s lirsnehra.
u. ,|,i.cn,l litten'rnn to the trea»*nrnr
,1 l.roi.i.- : I tv. I linns ot either sex ; and to
nieni ot »H secret diseases,
heconsnl-ed hv letter, de-cnhing
~ i oecnottto'i. and hahits ; aid giving
le,irate des -riptlon ot all the symptoms,
f.'i'tM of sink ness, etc., etc.. And enelos
ffil Hailin'* |}v return mail he
r. ,rl all ol the oec -sMWTY medicines wltn
DR. D. H. FARMER,
|tlntr Slrslricncr <>f Cos?. W *t»l*
11. Stilts* near ntnrson, Ga.
VITH an of 20 rear* in tb*»
1 1 prac tieft of imdirin#*, fri'N qualified
Ifront mv case he in ty he called lo attend
|W>53 ts
L P. ALLEN,
HATdI AM>
rPAIRKR JMVt'MbR.
Dawson. On..
5 prepsred to i]n any » oik in Li* line k:
• bi* vf»rv sfvle. fel ri
.1. GT 5 IT 11,
UN FMITII and
"X tn cliiiii* sl l..
flll'SO.V, : : Georgia.
I puis all kinds of Guns, Pistols, S-vine
i” .. etc , rtcT -2 l‘-
MW €II4D.
pIK nndersisnied have t.l i« da» entered
inro a con Ttnership lor th* practice ol
(in th*» Superior Courts of the South—
t**rn and P taula Circuits. Business en
tted to their care will be promptly attend
t *. J. J Scakhrough, Ameficus,
(\ T. Goopk, Gr.
mLet G. Bakks, l>iwson, Ga. jls
PATRICK & HAVENS
Wholesale and Hot ail
nd General News Dealers—Triangular
iV Cherry Street, .Ftficon. Ga.
sailffii
DRUGGISTS,
Rucon, Georgia.
Bin attention nr Dealers is invited tn this
old wild reliable house. maylß.6ni
SI., .TJacua, La. 59
H C. HODGKINS & SON,
I PtALVHX IN*
piJXS, PISTOLS,
I yistn.ro t./chgm:,
and pifnol unimnnitien. gun md pinto l
n »Un.l Sporfiny Gqoti-9. of every
one
Bt'tntal stpam Fnsiue & Roilrr,
H l '! Coqintcte— at a D.rgain—and one
Hand Rifling Machine
:t din
P’ARRANTJID
fciCAL COLO WATER SOAP.
H 1 fcapi ! warranted to uiak the e:ot!.e»
clean as they can be made, without
or biAttlii.g.
b'lod can wign ao many clothes in a
w Ii this -hap, as would njfiuire two
r the old atyje,
V(k ‘iraes cheaper than lye soan.
K' w ' r ranted not to injure the clothea.
ln K r Mi*nts can be had ot any Drug
a trifling cost.
V t0( l can do the work of three.
■* of recipes $5 Persona purchasing
have the money refuned if dis-
H ?' Li. J. MAY Agt. for Patentee.
an is authorised to sell recicpcs
f P. L. J. M.
THE DAWSON WEEKLY JOURNAL.
L.A.W NOT.LOK
1 V TlOflUi A > will practice iu all the
Ji I • courts ol ili»* South wrgrern, in Irwin
ot the Southern, Cuftoe and Appliftg of the
Brunswick, and most of the com is of the Pa
tau Ia Circuits.
Office on Washington Street, opposite the
Lxp.-csd otfice, Albany, Ga. may 11 iy
IA AAV CARD.
r J^ IIK niidarHigned will attend to any legal
1 business entrnsird to his care, in South
w.-stnn Georgi i. Office at Cttberi, Randolph
co, Ga. mavlljv E. II PLATT
ed. Randolph harden,
Attorney sit Lsnv,
j ul,6m CVTMUtEttT ; G.l.
T. JL STEWART.
ATTOKNJCV AT LAW,
Cuthbeyt , tlamtolph ('a., Gt/.,
All bu“iue»s eji rusted to* Li* care will he
f.ii:.|)fullv ptunded to. June l
E. L. DOUGLASS,
Attorney at Law,
June T ci"inni;nr, o*t.
J. E. HIGGINBOTHAM,
ATIOinEY AT LAW,
•Morgan* f'alhoun Co.* Ga.*
Will piacrice in all the Courts of the South'
western and Paianla Ciicui s. June l
e. hTs hack el ford,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
€'A.~?I I 1.1. A, IYli)<'li..)l Cos., UR.,
A GENT foi iivrcha** and Mile oj
J.ANU. June 1,
HERBERT FIELDER,
VTTO.iIIIY and ( Touns*llor at Law,
Cuthhert, (Georgia—Will practice in the
counties ot Hindolph, Stewart, Quitman,C7iy,
Miller, Decatur, Callyotin, Terreil, iiad Sum
ter. and in the Supreme iCovrt <*i State,
and the U S„ Dis rict tsourt <or tl>e S n'e of
(reorgia. He will give piompt aMention to
the collection and paying over #f claims,
j • 1,1111
DR. S. (I. R< REUS! )N,
SURGEON BE^TiST.
M»v 4 C-uthhn't. Gwritla.
i ii tlil)<* r f 8? o u Se,
('utTibert, Ga ,
r I'MIIS Ilon l, formerly known a« the “I\i 1
1 doo House, ,T ia now open and prepared
to accommodate all who may favor ih with
a call. Tl’«> public may res* as-mred that no
pains will be spar* and to tender ti e guests com
lortabh*.
THE TAR.LL
will be supplied will the lest the hi'fke4 and
the country afford. An t xreri. caterer
has been secured, whose whole ti ne will he
and. vo’. ii to do nroeiiee went of JR it i bit*
of' B'.very ilfftcrlpllon. P«»li-e •«ud
attentive servants, i eat Koums, flood Fair,
and mod-r».re eh« ge« wiH «nr..|v our
guess f. W BOISPLAU k BID).,
Cutiihert, (ii , May 1 1,1 v Proptie'ors.
. i lrvjnijrrs tc. / tofi'S mi*
VGI’EABLK to an order of the t ot.*-t ofO -
dinary ot T noil (' u tv, will He sold
before tit* font House door in the town < f
IV. »son. in sa'd / ut tv. on the fits’ Tuestlav
in November mxt within 'he 1 gi' I ' ins of
sal.*, « house a id lot in the town of D »ver ip
*hu] C iiin'y, known h-i the place, whereon
ALrahmn I)*son now 1 v «, r»lsO n Bar A B -
!a -d Saloon in the town of P w** o«, sit u :t°d
on the not 'Lie of the Thd lic Squ re, now
occiq i,-d hv Joseph K. Prince. S« 1 1 as tre
4* operty of R »bt. Dv«#*n, hve o r «-dd C.nmty.
1 Terms msdekito-n o?i d» r t f o„lr* #
septtii frSIVS W. W’. KARNt’M, Adm.
TEHRELti -IB SHI IFF S l IJ>.
ON the fir-t Tnesda vin November nr-x*,
wilMc .'fi'd before the Comt Boose Door
i-B the T »wn ol Dawson, b-tween tie u*m 1
Ion« of s*fh‘, t u e follow ir g p'op«r»v to "it:
p, tOf r.-f Os loud, N... V. i„ the I:»«h Dis
rri*.*f Gne hundred and two-ivy-site Ao r ‘‘S
m>e o’ l"ss known.is ’I wh* r. («n In
D il now live-, under ;■ Ft K* from tl«
SurcitH C"ort of ai l Lo'iifv S'.dd as the
p opery of Ki ff) ; 1 »n favor tj H. nrv A
T trver Kxeenf'r, anti C C TANARUS«,: v*-- Pxecu .r K
of P.i«! K. Tjrver \s Klticon I) |i', Fuiiuer
Slier ifl‘
Also, at th* p. in" time and phtee, one
Piano, sold as the propeftv of W. W ill ir.
tn ga *if v one Fi Fa, issued in f »m ofSauiU'i
Denton rtn Juttic.e of the Inferior Court
VS, \V. W and B. V Bvrd.
Also, at the -ame tint* and ol me, tr e town
fit in piwsot , known the 1U ui Thoiup*
sTjrn lot, j lit i g J. K Rui! »> in'- B i k A -rd,
'wn acres rnoie or h ss, under Ju-tico Cetrt.
Fi Fi of su'd County Sold i;S the propert y
of Isfaain Thutnp-on. Prom-r V f>ointed Otl» by
Plaintiff. M. \V. KENNEDY Sh’tf.
ret 2 !Sf>f)
Terrell lloi lgugc>hci iHN
O i the fir>t Tuesdav in D cember ncx f ,
will be sold before the (7ourt House Door in
the town of Dawson between the utti and hours
of sa*o, the follow it g piof er'v to w t, two
frai t onah Lots No. */71, and 273, in the 3d.
district of arid County, containing 200, acres
tn ire or’e*?, le'ielon *8 (he property of John
A. Freen an to satisfy mortgage fi la issued
Torn Terrell Superior flout t, in favor cf A.
Sisser Adm’ri f C. P. Huckabay deceased, v*
J, A. F.ecuiau. I\ in ed out. by mortgage
sis.,. V. W. KENNEDY,
OcN 2nd 1866. She’lf.
ADTIIAIvnUTKIX SAFE.
I)Y ofan nril.T of t!ie Comt off) <i‘ti
) nrv ot K.n lolpli Gountr, “111 be void a'
Cuthbert Ga , on tlie first Tit s’av in No.
ii'x 1 . lots of lmd, .N'mitifra in«
hundred nnd one, (.DU)— i.ti» numlred and
i»entv three (126.) and !»' il'v (irt) acre 4 oil
offoi h Side ul one lined ed and iw.nty-tour,
all in ihe Te’th l> 9''iot of K.ndolph Cou> It;
.Jtnowii as all of t ;, e tlaee on “ I ich Am tn
Vliillins dece-tct formrilf r.jid. and, exeept
that [ orti n left oft" widow as a -o*' x>o U
as ,t : i • piopcitr of A'laiin Mo'lhi's e-tne.
sep 20 ids MAltl.V K Vll.l.i.iXrt AUpi r
» I! ’J IVMTB.ITOK’S fcAI.E.
BY virtue of an order of theKVpv' of O'- j
dinar? of KiiidoipU Coputv, will be sold
on the first Tuesday in November ne.\’, w,t
Gulhbeit Geo , North i.ali of lo’ of land,
nurnbe r two hundred and five ,(2bfi) in th-
Sixth DiqtrKtt of Randolph County, belonging
to.the estate of Ritjiard A. Meroer.
eep 20 ids KlUliAilD A. 11 ALL,
.YOTMCt:.
SIXTY davs alter date application will he
made to the Ordinary of Ten ell County for
leave to aellali of the real e«'»te of W ilis
Martin late of said County, deceased. For
the benofit of the legatees
JAMES W. WILKERSOX,
Sept. D>, I? 6«. E*’ l- -
DAWSON, GA„ FIJIDAY, OCTOHKR U«, !«««■
ciIOKGI I. Torrdl Comity:
ll Whereas,J. H. Avent applies to me for
' letters dismission fromthe estate of William
' Aventlate of said counts, deceased,
Thoseare therefore to cilo and admonish all
! persons concerned to be and appearat mv
I ufflee within the time prescribed bv law, tn
] bliow eauae. if any, why said letteis should
not lie granted. . .
J Given under and official signa
tire, this
May 11, 1866- T. M. JONES, Ord’v.
n V 02*01 l, reti'TrC.»T| Ily
\T trt.eeeHS, Ahriihun S.sser applies to
nil. for letters of di.missina from- the < slate
of R. S. U iolu, late of iaidg i'tay-, dec us
ed '
Tliese are, therefore'o cite and aJmoutsh
all persons concerned to he and appear at
mv office wiihio the time rescrihed Vy law,
and show e use, ifanv exists, why let—
ers should not tie granted.
Given nnder mv hard and official ®tn 4 «
Pure, thisMav 11, 1866 .»
T. M. JONES., "rdinarvV
■ —— k
(IFORGI 4, Terrell, Coimly: v
r Whcroaw, Loui?ii Powell apr>li' » to mo
for letters of ffiami-anion from the estate of
J J Powell, lute of PfiiJ county, dec*»«*ed—
therefore »o cite attd adtumrieTi
nil person* concerned to be and appear at
mv office widi in the time prescribed bv law,
and ,«how c*u*e, «nr exi^t sl , why said letters
should not be granted
Given tinder mv hard and offici l signature
thlsMay 11, 1 R 0(». T. M. JONES, OFd.
nEORGIA, Terrell Comity:
\ K WheceiM*, Jared Irwin, applies to kw*
for letters nf digmission Lorn the e*t.«te of
J times B. Irwin, late cl Terrell county de
ceased.
These are, therefor", to c’to and admonish
hII presons concerned to he and arr-ear at
mv office within the time pre*eri bod hv law.
and show cause,if any, why Paid letterssbould
not bo granted.
Given under mv hand and ofR ‘>l c?an*tnre
this August Sd ’fin. T M J*)NFIS, Ord’v.
( 1 SIDRGI A. liwroll Coiintv:
\ 1 Whereas, John Tl L. Gric* appii*.* <o
me forfeit or* of dismi° c ion from *be estate otf
Felix Jo* naon, la s e •»f said coie tv, deceased.
These are to *-i‘<> anil adnuudsh all persons
eonvi-rned to be nod appear*! my office wi»h-
In the time ywe®erihx and hv f iw, and show
cau«e. if any, why said letters should not be
granted.
Given nnder mv hand a»»d official sign*
tore this ,/uh 27‘h, 1 Rf>« T >f ./ONES,
Qrdinsrv.
{ N EOBGN; Cos :
y I Aopbc tion wil bo mad to the (> dim
rv of said Gountv, at, tic November Term
I rs court of O .Mnarv f r le»ve to sell lot of
I land RR—tub D « f riet of « <ml Counfy-r.s the
prop rt* o r B**?J iirim w,
I Al«o for le-v • to s II ono L.ji’f nhdiv!r?rd in
terest iidoto N’nmhe** o» r* arid three end «Ije
east half of lot N'lmhc’* »\vo, in ‘■cjusro «even
i-i the *nwn :*« th * property of
Mary J. Bagwell. d«ec .cod
E. L. DOUGLA S
S. 1 1.
. / jif.fiF. 1 ‘IS TEG ! Tons S. IT if.
■'( Ordinary of T- T r ‘ U C'»*H tv, on lh•» first.
I’m* shiv in No vamhor prx’, at the Court
House D'lirin thn Town of r d'l r 'og
honrs of sale, fae ion-fl part, of lot of lmd
l No 47. i’ feeing the **«•*» «aid In’.
J and a< j lining land, to William S mvmitH, in top
i M dis’r : e' of Tpir- Il ihi’pitv. Sold «<* ti>e
J rrop-*rtv of Ratate of Noah Wnthe-, f»r the
J ben* fit. of the hciiS. T- r m- made ‘k >nwii on
i day of side. I). G. WALK MR,
Sept. 14, 1886. A djp„V.
| G Rnudnl|rii Coicify.
I'} I’liH EL j ‘ini r. adminisf rntir Oil |.hn C«-
) t i’e * f Wile* S-ovrr d-cea-od. having
| apph. .1 tn ieav" to « II the lard +M'» 0 j»i P£r
to s i r rs’ate ; N > ie..• L; hereby gV-ui to
i> 'celled, that hi« «r>jdu*a’ien w i’l he oot>«
snh-r-'tl at th« next N )ve«d»er Term of the
Cou»l of (0 dinarv for «**M n ( «un*'v.
Wm. D KIDDOO. Ordi+i >t r
pu» 2%h Wm. D KI.>DOOO -h
Georgia l?;iu(io!|)ti Comalt
VURELIF'* C irdvll a-l«ii»ni«frator on t> o
es'arpof ll,*riu i" K D.*fl -i'll having p-.
p’i( tl for letters o r di>’ni**-.inn ; all n<*r«nm \ •
u r “»'e 1, are notifi■ •»t to show imii-p *vhv Lis
at plication /lewt’d not he granted >» h*
ncx’ T ■rin oi t •«- (7xUrt of O dina
r\ Comity.
j 57 18 lit*
li;iiido!|rii C^oimlv.
y OHN M* ft hew**, *«•’ ■! I t. .’or ov t l 0e -
«!' J.'rrermaf W'hir. «t,»(*e:»eed t i ;• V! ■
• r ' ft f ,r la’ , C''Si i f di-mi ** i , a!!
•it err«N'd *te?ir-' : fi l m fi!. th. -i |■ -
tint c , if any they bave/n* die tw x Nov* mb r
Term r f the <C'oirf offt T 1 n’v fer « .id rv l)n .
i y. Wm. D. KIDDOOO v.
* aid 3A
Gi'ovgia Utttdltriph < oiftitv
M's,. rih Tfug’'P, wii >of . • M.Hapes
I Wm.A ft e» the cHttfren of W «.
J.ffiries, pud o'he* heir** at liw of \fr«. Gatlia
rine II <n-k, Lite of Hirdolph Gountv (1 '(•< ,i«-
i ed, awl w hose ji imcit ind rcsid* need ate un
! Li own :
! Vo.*, viH take noth * that at tho NovenAer
; te’m. lof -Rindrdph Conn of Ordinary,
T will under the order of #a ii*i Court, * ffer tlie
will of CVbf ine Hawk, lrt f e of said C'oim’y
rl»CCa«rd for Probate in solemn f'rm.
a tig 14 186 R W. M. SPE AR.Exeeutor
j Gcoraii fiDi*idolpfi roimlf.
j /'TIIARLF.B E Brown of estate
J V J the of William N**wberrv, having ;i pplie'l
i for, leave to se’l ihft land h* loPgit L r to Sii'l
| estate Notice is hereby givpn to all inter* s’-
ed, that 1 i*t applicatior' will bo consiilered at
•he next November te in of tiic Court of Or
dinarv for said County,
aug 20 18f*.r> Wm. D. KIDDOO, Ord’y.
1 Foniify.
\TfILI.I V M D»wd, adminij-tritor ori the e*'»
\V fate of Willi *m H Dcshong, having ap
plied for hnvo to s«J! the l»pd belonging to
said e«f«t‘'. herehv giver to all ?n
--t'res’c 1 .that -hi* nppltc itinn wil! be eon*.id> r
ed n» the ivx’ Ncte*mb6r Tcriii of the Court
of Ordinary of said C”Ui t,v
nng 2h. Wm, I>. KIDDOO. O d’r.
ip.fn. ns Tit. ito n s sjii i .
WILL he sold, ut der an order of «ho o«mrt
efO*din r of Terrell County, on the
T ti .slav m November n* vi. nr the Onnrt
FTouC* door in the Town of D»w«e**, during
rs o ns nlhoiir* rs g ,h* f lor a»f Und No 78 in
the 3d{dis*’i«*t, Terrell fount? contaii ii g ti*o
hnr dred two and onehalf*4»ee*. more or less.
Sold i r the brnefis of »ho heir* Ternis
Cash”. C. M. POWELL.
H : pt. .10 ISCT» *•
/ )F^IKOIA, Tftrcll foimi; :
V I Whereaa, M«nrvn
guardianship «>f William Coxw’sH, »* Dior.
These a r e ther* f i-e to cite and : dntonish all
person* concerned to be and appear at my
office within the time presetihed by law. and
show entire, if stir. why gaid lotteia should
ro f hegrinted. Given under my > and and
offieitri signature, thi« O. tnher s’h 1886.
Oct fi‘h 18Rfl. T. M JONES, Ord’y. j
GF.OItGI Handolph fouiriy,
g.irah MDchirer having applied for letters
of administrat'nn cum annero on
ihe of W. B Mi’ch ; n«t notice is*given
to all interested, that her ap’dica ion will b e
considered at th«» next November term of the
Court of Ortfnarv for saidconntv.
Oct sth 1806. ’ Wm. D. KIDDOO, OrJ’y.
THE FATAL EItBOU.
BY KATE SULLIVAN.
“Clinton ?” S lid Margixrot Hubert,
with » look of supreme eontompt.
“Dou’t sprak of him to mo J.ir* : e, h »
ycry name is an offer.ee lo my ears!”
and the lady’s whole maimer became
disturbed.
“He will be at the ball to-night of
cn'jts' and will renew Lis attention*, ■”
said the friend in an earnest y< t quiet
vice. “N wf r all v.iur ixj r‘-si >iim
of dislik , I hat e tbouafil hat were
r illy ''ur from tnlugiud fl'e en' 10 Mr.
Cin'mi, an 1 ass eted a ropugiianeo at
variance wit . your true fo.'hripN.”
“Ijizre yon will ofif nd me with such
langu-ge, T *cl 1 yi u he is hateful to me,”
“Os enur-e you know your own
state us mind b st,” sail Lizz e Kdpfir.
“It it is in allv as y u say, I mu t iuij
(ess that my observation has not been
aeurat”, as to there biipg anything iu
Mt.Clntonto inspire ail euiat'ou of
contemp', or create so s.rung a dislike
as you express, L have yet. to see it.”
To me has always appeared in the
light of a gentl m in ”
‘ Then suppo e you make yourself
agreeable to h ui T.izzte,” said Miss Hu
bert.
‘T try to m>ke myself agreable to
every in",” said the ev n mb il and girl
“That is a doty I owe lo those with
\vh‘ in I lh oc ate.”.
“Whether you 1 ke them or oo 1 T'
‘ I'dotsu’l follow tiiat, because 1 d>
noi Ilk -a pirson, that I (i'loujd render
my Sell disagivab'e to hnu.*’
1 i never (ulera'e pe. p'e 'hot I doo’.
I like,” said Miss. Hubert.
“ VV e need not ass eiat" to inlimat.-ly
j with those who are di agr-able to us,”
jr- urned h.r iiiend, but when w. ate
; li r>wu together into snoietv, the best
i «e eti'i do ts to bo civil.
“V - u may be able todisgut.e vo'ir
real feelings, but, [ carin t. vvhatev r
eßullion passes over my mind j< seen
in my face anti discovered in my tone of
v. ije, ail »ho know me, ktow uis as {
atn."
And yet notwitb-tnr dn j this affir
mation. Margaret Hub rt di-JuVat ai'
limes, really display her awn f clir gs,
I and her fiend, L zzie R.lg r was iig n
I tn assuming that ste w.- by no tjt aos
imiiff-rent to Mr. f.'titon. The ar
ipiaraneeof dislike was a-irnnl ns a
I ma-k, the die’ance atni lie res- rre she
I displayed toattrd him, wet the i ff,
■priitgctf a la'u . pri lo an I ai uiwon
! anly self-esti e.e. The (rud \\ is, h r
i heart, almost u s tight, had been won,
|Tn tnan’y bearing, tersohal o nee,
I and brilliant wind of 1’ iilip C iu'on.
had eap'it ated her f -c t igs, m id awak
I I rol an etno'i in of 1 tve ere s! o w a
n-cious that h-r he .rt wis in ding r.
i Anti slo-i,ad i v n leaned towaids him
! msune i e’y, arid so apnare idjr that
i th t yu oi matt ob orved i , :t and iv is at-
I ti'/oie-l itiereby. The rn ntt o.t l.oree
ler lie i e a r-e at all maik and in his t n
i tion-, tl e wit >lo miuuor of Alt -gain t
yvas chat g.-d, She was then aware of
1 the ta 100 rs she i.ui dirp’aye i and her
! pride instantly tonic the alar m R -
serve, dignity, and even ha -to r o’ a •
laeteiisid Ler bearing tow r Cliitm.
and to tl.o*.< who spoke of Idm ss a
i 1 ver, she r, p ied on terms n arley sim-
I liar to whai she t s ii to her fri-it and I , ; z
zi ■ H igar, on the t eta don to vhiab
n feietttte Ua.- j i £ been mad ’.
Ail t is evidence if weakness <f
m ini as well as (ride. She wislel to
tie soughi fr, before won, at least that
\v t c language she u.-ti to in rself
II m lover inn-l e one like a Pi.iglit t I
Id, and site on bended knee for favor
1 Cl min oh-vrvtd th; in.r lie 1 change
in lein n r r. F rtu :i'. |y f.>- hi
,i f i "1, I■■ v* -iot so deeply in
\ it be v ry S rioi.slv dis.’reused
lie li.il .dmirid h r i cauty, hi t aoo rr
[ill hiuent , Hid the winning erics if
uer maoi e>, at:gl more, had slt his
heatt beginning Uj warm Ovvird her,
but th- «b irtn with whiob s'le had b -m
inv'spd fol and anay tho moment, the
change which w ■ If vc sp, k nos, ie
eats e appar . nt. I[; w snt.a in n > f
• rtnuj ung 'v rna ile in pulses, all his
[gi sinus were under lie cnnftni ot
ripht r ason and this gave him a clear
judgement. AJ .us q ienlly he was the
Jas: pels « in the world fo* an rxprri
metil such ns Margir t Hiibrft wns
making. At fiist he thought th re
uiust be smne misti-t >, and «outinurd
to pay the lady, polite attentions, cold
ly as tii -y were received. He arm
Wont faiher than his own feelings bore
la n ■ u - in g ting, and made pnrtiiular
advances in order t< be satisfi and tba'
them was r.o tnisiake about her dislike
) or repugnance.
But there wa‘ one tdi ng that Clin- !
ton did not understand. It was this,
frequently when in conijany where
Margir t was pr, 8 -lit. lie would, if he
sudd clj 1 1 his ry s ujun hr, fi id,
th it she was looking at him w th au ex
po-ion that show and pl.i Jy that he
wi - not iiidiffjrnut tn her This occur
ed «o often, and wis so often attended
with conft si it, <>n her part, that he be
i-an to have a rt at suspicion tl the
trinh,Hnd to feel diagus-ej at so m;uk
el an exhibition of ins tnteiity 15e
sui >, t' e th it »bt of being experimen'-
eri up n in that wav,d’d not iu the least
tend to s fr n his feelings toward tli
f. ir one He believed in liopcsty,
ad reciproci! sino-rity, he liked a
t uth u i, g»nious mind, and turned in
si ctiiely from a.l ariiti co, ccqui try
or affeotation.
The game wh'oh Miss Hubert
had been playing bad been in opera
tionf'ra sh wt time onjy, whrn her
friend lJzzie Edgar, w.h'i was on teims
rs eh S" intimacy, spent the day with
her oceupyitg most of the time ill
preperx'i u of afanzy ball ihat was to
come of that night.
The two young ladies attired them.
1 si Ives very carefully, each with a view
'to eff-ct. Margaret looked particularly
ito tho assumption of a certain dignity,
and her costume for the evening hud
been chosen with that turd in view, a
rulf, and her grandmother's ricli silk
brneade, did give to her tall person, all
the dignity that was desired
At th* proper time, the father of
Mis* Hubert accompanied the young la
dies to the ball, preperations for which
had been for sometime in progress.
As soon almost, us M irgan't entered
the room, her ei«> began to wand r
about in search of 'lr. H inton, [t win
not long before she discovered bis—not
long to f re ids eyes re-ted upon", and
rrc g?,'Z"d her stately figure.
■ “Jfshobe plav'ng a pirt, a« T more
than half Hijspwo*,’* sai l the yonmz man
to h m-clf, “her neifnim-neo will cud
to-uight, s< fir as I am conet rned.”
And with th t remark, be mnv, and t -
ward that part of the room where l-be
tto young 1 dies were sttnding. I.iz
zy returned his silution wi'lt a ft iuk
and easy griee, hut Margaiet drew her
hsK up c >ldv, and repl ed t > hi - r tma-ks
with brief formality. Clinton remained
with them ouly long enonoffi to pass a
few compliment*, then moved away a id
mingle i with tin crowd in mother | art
of the large saloon, where the gay com
puny were assembled. Baring the
next hour, he t >oi; occis’de, now and
then to search on* Margaret ii ihc crowd
and more than once he fund that her,
eyes were upon him.
“One but*,” he said, crossing the
ro in and going up to where she was
leaning noon lh .arm if an ts ‘quaintanee
“May i have th •pb ;i r o daticutg
with you iu the rest cf' V '
“Tuat k pm; m" rn'i and Mirgaret,
with itnbeniling ,)i_r ,i’y ; I am already
ct ga -el.”
Clint, n buwei and (tr el tuviy
Til" ft' o’ the tilaidu i wn sea'od.
She had cafficd her cx{ er'ine.at. I .v i fa-.
A* ik" young t.,au moveil eeross the
room, h raw I/zzy lvjgari-il'i g aline,!
her lieu lit up with iutsrest a*she noted
the various eosti.ro e-, and < im rved the
ever forming and di-ep'.ving tableaux!
th.t file! thus.lorn a'nl present if to
(lie eye a 1 V'cg k i < i b s uAe
“Alone," he H.id, pau t g hf.rplhe
wa"tn hearted, evcp-*en:pered g rl.
“Dno carigji* kc kl tit he-e,” pho r*--
pli. and, w'th a swi e* * mile irr oliat in ; It r
c ttntenanee. 1 Wlu-ta fiiry ae-iti! tt
is," s’ne added, a*, h- r eyes « u nlered
fr on tii i face of < liut u. and agtiiu fi )
on the Irillt if groups ar at 1 thim.
• f! iv.- yn i drt ico 1 this evoiing? ’
ink. and Clint n
“in one sit,” insyr. i R’zi.v.
“A'jb you cngtg'if fir G.o ne.xf in
wh eh y iu may f. 1, and spaaed :« take tb:
q n v”
“T i, sir."
' T rn may I claim y u f r tny part
n r
• Ifi. ‘s yo\ r Jojisur,. nJj so,” rc
p’i ’ 1 I. 7.7, •. smiji g.
in :i c .ti i ai formed soon afier in tin,'
part o’ the r mm, iy. re M rga e lluh
et“ tu ! h rew.et f. ic id L /ay K Igar.
M irguct bad a vaim r c. 1 r on her
eli •( k than u uyl, and dipthtv ti-wercf
rp ‘n'n an air of ii iu:i tes', all of ivli oh
I Clint-n ebsirv.d. Is i fin t was to
| tn k • hi* heart c. l I t .wards Ii r. ies’eid
of ai.l e .ipg an aril pt de.-p e to vin a
I j r nd ,-11111 <ii tint. Ii -. ii v.
I l'\ vain and and M rgaret b**k for the
i y -a'lg man to rue-e f. i w ird, li-u mn
' niant" th ■o > Irt1 r t >i. di so'ved, and chain
Ihr I r the next, 111 I 1,1 V' red hv the
j-i 1• 1 I Mis* Kga, in ,ire e‘tar>n n d wi h
her than he h it < v r h en. uosd some
j oo* eh*' ei'ii" it -I engaged the ham) of
M*s llnlert Tie di-ippniß'ed ho 1
’till pp \ gil ln w a ..heat I or-elf fro-n
* lie eld dignity that h ti in i-k 4 sirs
he.i"ing -im e her entt in. o into tint hid'-
room and -loiet.i to wi’ Ii m to h a ad''
by thi fia hi ug ht i limey of lier nun
n- r*, ini' her .fl i'S were u’l lv iliog
Clin'on had the s'e-fer, purer slrisoger
afrnaions of one five from all nrtiiie 0 ;
and when he W h r side, lie had no
wi-li tr pi-- to h ' of me wh s; c lil
nr ss * n rep. 1 ed, .and whose huutine.sK
Il id 11.- I ted ill u
(.) , the r-x' dy" »h n I.Vzy C: l ed
up,’ti her f i •id, st»o f uml her in a ton j
ttnhi| py -t ite “f uuud. sAstothch.il
and p"o|i'e who atti tidfed, she was ex j
ceedingly captious in all her r marks '
When Flin’en was mentioned, she kj eke
es him with a ure r. I.’zzy ha-dly
knew h-w 'othk h, r Why the yiwMij
man slmuM be » off nsiic, she w s t
a l ass tn imagine, and bon sly came to
the sinclusion th t-he had ho n mist -
ken in b‘r prev ous sep.sosi'uti that
Marqsret really ’oit m inti res' in i im
A few do i'igs only e!ap«:4 befnie
C f iton cillt’il ti|o. Miss E lgar, :u I
friim Hit! time vVtiil le' ri irulariy. 1
An i ff t if m irri. g. wax thefu iil result.
This "K- r 1/zzv acecptrd.
The five rr six months that olr.psed
from the time Clmton hec- m-* p.rttien
lur lit hi* attentions to Mi-*s F'igar, nn
til he lormallv deelarcd binistilf il lov
er, passed wi h M irgnn t HnJicit in a
long continued and wild struggle with
Iter lee' nes. Conscious of Iter error,
and madly conscious la cause eonvic
tou had come ton lata, she w restle I
vigorously, but in vain, with a passion
that, but for her own follev, vurftfri
have met n free and fit"l tvTmn Id/- !
y.y spoke ’<* her o t’hntnn’s marked at
tentions, but did not know trow, like
heavy pa n'll! strokes, evety v-ord she
uitered fell ti|s>n her heart Hhe saw
'.but Margaret was f r fr m being hap
py, and often tendei I v urged her to
tell the cause, tint little dreamed of the !
real nature ol her sttfii riugs.
At last Lizzy told her, with glow
ing check that Clinton had oxvnt-d his
lovo for her, and claimed her hand in
marriage. iFortionie piomeuts a'ter
the communication was made, Marga
ret could offer no reply Her heart
trembled faintly in her bosom ant ttl- 1
most ceased to beat; but she rallied j
herself and concealed what the felt j
untjer warm congratulations. Lizzy
was (leeyiveil, thougli in iter frieun’s
fndftnqr there that sh )
d’otthl not fu’ly compreh^ml
••You'must ho my hiadesugiiJ,” said
tho liqppy girl, a tnnttth or two iiftor
ward.
“)Vtiv nnt choose somo otjo ojmj ?” i
ttsked Sfirgtiret.
“ Hoeause l love you licit, r tluir.
nny ftlgnd l have,” replied l.iz/.y, r>tt’-;
ting tin a rut art,Ulif4 tliu nev kof M ir
jfttTcfhffrt kl-slngdier.
‘No. mg I l gemiot!” "’ns *
tht* unPxpies.syd tliuggiit of Maejynrft ,
—ivffileTojiivt .ing like .t shtiiiili-r. wntit. I
m*i’r tt'. r. Bat thu eyes of her f.iowl i
did not pytic rate Um sijui seoivt of her,
heait. . /
Jeiir’, »qy ye*. Why d'l'tMn'
hesit'ut,. ’ I ivouaj Intrdiy iieliu c mi'-
se f married tl ymt j,vere not by my
,-i.jo x> lieu livu tinplialq ledye " tij gtv -
•It sOiA* )olt ixirli,” . replied
M irgiiroß
! 1 f'laffi'-TjaH you inisuqilrr-U«nl nto,”
Hiitxi t.izzv. yl.iyfeliv; “I xias not
i speaking of tny futti-rai, but of tny ivud
iTing." .. ~ , , ■ - ■ *
Tilts Sportive Sally gave Margil c*
an nphrtnnffy to recover her eif, nh'eh
islnrdkl ppnnpth-; and n ver onee.
I l rota tlr.it time tin I the wedding liny
I ni' in r ll'i .'.ini .Of.Veil, dial tdit* iiy look
j or word out ray wlmt mis. iu bur heart.
1 Itifensii was f'le'stnigg'e t*mt went j
i "ti in the mind of Morgan t Tinl**Tt j
: Hut it was of no avail; she fov and C”in-
I ton ivith a wi and intensity that was on-J
|lv tile more feint.l from its hopeie--- I
j ness. But pride t»nd riot t mined will
I l one '.vlvtl vault neither e uild destroy, j
At last die wedding niglit iff l.'Ar.y
| lilg ir nri ivod, mid n large ertnt niiy
I ueseni'dvri to witness the Indy rite that
I was '(• lie performt'l nnri to ctTobratcj
’ the 000 sion with nppropnttto fvs'tvt- 1
ties. Maj’giret, whi-u tiu morning ofj
j llia) day hiokomildly atjtl flretirilj up
on her, fell so sad at heart that she |
w pt, and weeping, wished that she •
eon and die. ’1 here had been full time
for nti au ion sin <*, by tier o.n nets,
I site .bail repulsed one in whom her
, h*nil lull aalm-p in erect, tins) nq.ii's
! ed j;tiu xx tlh such imprudent force Unit
jhe (ever returned to her again tsiil
lermg hud ehustirne | her spirit, aj
, j.huugh jl con'd not sti 1 the thr-dibings
lidp an A* the time apjiroatAieri when
' .-rie must stand lienidn ier ti iend and
| listet; tieisni’S ot i nipetual love that
, she iiotllil,have, given nil tlte writ’l 1,.
I were it in In-t* p ssese'ott. to hear as
I l»Bt' own, siie so l I. at she was about
euleliog upei, ii trial for whieh h i
\ -streiigth would bo tittle more than a.!
| equate
But there was no retreat now. The
. ordeal had to be panned t rough. A
j uistf-be liule oi trial canto and she de
seeudial with ter fiend, and stood up
u,t II bet lie! iire tno minister of (rod
j aim was to say the fitting words uL'l
reoeivo tliu sol. ii>n vo»« p-q ired in the
| mar i igc eomint From the tirin’
I .Margaret tisik her p'aee on tlif (1 mr,
.-.IU full her power over hei'self lai ing
Mo t arnestly' dal she struggle fm
j ealnuit s.s and self nont*i.|. But the
j very f. ar llml tns|iii*rd Hi s sti nggle
tu el il inetfcctuul When the Munis*
, er it.i ail -ep nopressive voi p, Sa,i I
I pioiioimee you man and w ife,” bet
! eyes glow dim. tintl ii r lips treiuh'ial
an i I iilud ; slie sunk for vnrit, and was
emly k< pt Jrom t ll ngdiytlic urtn o
! the ttiiti ster wliieli was cxtelldef i-,
I lit ll u to save hel
l •« • * **s* »f* *
I Twenty years have passed since
| that «w»happy evoning, and Margaret
Hubert la ysst mirt’anied. It Has otig
! inf.Me 'lie eoiihi quench the fire that
I had burned hi fietediv in tier heart
I U lien i. did got lit. the 'om-I he health
i it left rein tied iwer utter eo|J and
■ idittJs
Dei ty ICute nan.
Bv oscaU Moonr.
Att arrival fri-m » i rgu city slivays
I ul u-e* yum-ui I'iil'U tvllt innsmiill vil
j I'o' i au*l thus t. was when a prepossess
ing jo l' g m a, Mr. I r i-mor . vi-Fed
the little iiilagi'i>; L k v lie, N?1l , Mid
j pt|t up ut the only htWei in the place
j When he arrived he app-ar. il sit« acv
; (j iali t and with ro one, lilt s mri mad.
; liuiiseh sg"' Uit"U to aJ‘, especially tin
Bi'cmari Jam iiy, nh to he smu bicanu
» f ■ q. te-t vi ttur.
It was midlist..haklc cvitiot that
|JJry w. s tie-gn at at raettoo, n,n) st-r
*av w rhyul i . Itiusc dark, inis-b’ -
ri u< OJ's, aipl rol, pmt' oz ifN, around
wluch wis a: -ijtirHtailv yi* s» y i ga nto-
I 1 onelung bit.il w >u4il hsve no ri ■ ti e
heart Ola I aruoloke tl Utcr with t e
. cui tin) s 1 luvij, Hlie -_e nted to have
h ’(it in -d ;to love, uml aj| w | oc tn
'M t-> hr pi sm>ce eutii/J not h' lp’c *u
tttg o th' sitar c iicladon.
ifer fu ho wa- a na) Xsw England
fi’ ujer, ever ready fr a j ike, and «-
ii.is.du \ iucs und g« and nature! as hi
'l ughtif Hu**it, | fun as well
as In’, ami i 1 ot: played mni" nf the tnor t
Inipli b e j krs upon h ; u«. Ther" wa
an°th'r nn n>b r, f this Itttpy fitil ly.
abuut a pear oil r than liertv, but he
wi- in Ivi o, e, when- he hud been t t
tbo la t ILre • xu r».
Re' re tbe irrival -f tn s‘r nner
met ti’ ucxl above, IJ.ar.'y (th b r had
u au a <x qV mt vi-it r tn Iris; yV and
it w * nui-e 1 nhout the x I ay* thi* Hi y
xv re KOun to he married ; hut, alth upb
he had if cn hud his a'udi and s ( a"eehes on
the “end of hi* tongu",” he cottld nev* r
sunittmu iuliUm-s emmgl, *„ ; ,.k hi r!o
hcCi'lt) ’I is wi).;. VV th ds; trr lo saw
the lumijiarity springing "D be'i ei Mr
Frreui re a»ii the one he loved. N>tLi -
ing da'inti’d, in ountinnrd 1 ja adv.ntms
sad fauud he was nut n'tuly tieltnl 'd
trom her ass ctiir.n; hut he tbenglitwHe
bestowed tw > many favors up n Mr
Fnemore to have an, hveftr hints If
Thus mat’ers ste >d when, one even- :
ing, somo of the young folks of the '
rilloge ptojos.d to have j ji* uie The
proposi’ion w w eageny takeu up, uml \
the day on wb'ch to hnveit was decide
The evening after the decision waitnnTo
Hurry fD|s*tor railed on Mis*Tiateinan,
and ask,id ta have the pliasjro of her
company to the picßic.
“Mr. J' eturoro stopped hero this
morning, Mr. ('hes**r,” said Berty, a
sid s iiile ptt-sing oyer her us)l 1 minohe
won»-Iffitkltiig f *cc, “and give mo a very
no’ite invitsti into guwith him, which
i ixci-rptod.”
“Ah!” sail Harry, in a sorrow fu
tone. “I wn fl t-nring my*olf wuh the
thought tiih’ I would hare the honor of
taking yiof”
“W 4 i apt really sorry ’’ said Berty,
regrn’pg her 1 1 it ly tone, “hut I t ink
vmi ran ff*i and a yojir g 1 idy wl|iye snejety
will ff and yu fully as tnueii pleaaare
at min* o mid ”
II in V it ft the h mse in n* enxntddc
is), -t' of m'ugl. Ho was unoortnit v luitb*
jer slie was making a perfect funk, of him,
I >r was ri-al'jf sorry b.tcausu she cui'd
(not favor hoth her lovers.
; Tin-R i x was just rising from behind
.the cas'ern bil ice vtliou the pietiic party
, started There wvro t»i large four
'hor«" wneons a id several light buggies
Mr Freemore and Hr y Rah man were
j s,-ate lon one of the tatter, and Ilarry
| Che-ter and Miss Nellie Vane in an 'tb«r.
I Nellie was a petty hlir cyml girl,
j shy and quic‘, bu i v- ry agrecahlo O' tn
j pani m, withal. Her p utting lips seem
ed ti invite Hurry’s ti tenth them,
| vliiuh they, frequently did, ami both up
' neared t > like it exeee iing'y. Harry’s
J hlfitiiti'ess Would have been complete if
!he could have bid 1! rty Ba'rman by
i his it'd’’, it s'ead if the Nellie
I'huy spent the day very pleasantly by
I tiic cooling shade of a large gr ive, ahout
! ten miles fr un I, kevike, and ,t was
|ne ird irk when th y r s'arted f r home.
“l'bke ,” s .id the driver of the first
! w g on . w hcn they had g>ne a short dis
: lance, “shall we g > by the way of tbe
I old turnpike ?"
! “Yes,” answer and Parker, “in the light
lof the moon which I see ri iig i ver
1 vernier, the rocks and pr.cipic s will
! Onk grand ”
i ‘ Vonotriy want tn kill #* all/’ ctied
me of tho girl*, in ix dissatisfied tone.
1 Qo a head”’ screamed Derty Butt
man, from the rear’. “run that wagon
i load and Wo tin t loitikp” :•
T vya* fi mlly decided to go on t' e old
bv nniko Some of the g', lit'demurred.
1 S imeibing w-uild I ft' | en—y n n till >w
here have been'so many ■eciden - *.”
rinar qtunuuring was inti rrilp.ted by
1 tveral Itoirty ki so*, which were unc r
! in miou-iv ailiiiioistered to them, and
c r'ai o t w»- again rest red to the
I lari’/. ,
The Kl It ry \V'.» tt'doed grind, ■'
viuw dbym I' li'igbf. Tlte fair 1 uiu
! o t«t b. i- ,s ,!i l.iansupou the rugg and
1 r >ek* above, which, atsimis, likiLeft as
if ah tt t 1 1 1 1 , atni down il e steep prec.
ipiees, ri vc’ilfag the ‘ ark vtdlovH below,
lii sen ral j too s u wall of granite rear
-1 1 i‘s !f on <iic >iit ui iho rood, a me
't’ t ty fi.- t iii Ic glit, and a if t ip'ce,
b ut .x y f tt de q>, “eeuphd tho oth
r s'.'e, tn .king the road so tnr or that
* >ne vebicl t e >ulJ n >t pass another with-
U‘ ‘ Xir uta duag. r.
! Our pat ty was | a sing slowly by
tno id lhi'-c I'lui cR, xvi eii tin* lupid
' ftiiiip.iug of a iiiUfio's feet, tlting'ed
| n ith the agimUiiig nerenuts of *t fe
iltjik', was tutor j )« ihu rem’. All
tm'tH'il, and saw, with ululin, Mr. Frciv
* m.ire's Imrse unci ivogim coming down
t‘ e road tit a feat fill rate, enilntigut’ing
1 the life o) the on'y occupuat, B-rty
Bateman. Hairy Chester instun ly,
sow h w matters stood, so, kt.oxxing
Nellie to he a g‘»i»-1 drtver, he thtexv
1 her the feins, and rushed to the edge
(' 4 thv jiTi'i ipi -e, which ho roughed
! just iu lime to tlrag Ibe fainting form
' i'roni the wagon. On rushed the lian
; tie horse, on! an i iisit. tit more iiu dis
upp -tiied ilojvi liie roeky I dge —,
( tasli! went the wagon against the
forks ; Hun tin I c Was alolld cl ash,
1 follinxcil by gloall, and all
■ was till.
L’ r a moment ti ii o souml was
heard except tho oiiutiiiual noise oi
the eli ki l, ami t' e ragbag of the
night hrei /.g thtough the trees. A!!
.seemed to Ihs awed by the marvellous'
' rc.S’iji; ’.vhioli hid ju»t la cii i lfei-teil
Their se ises soun ret ill ne l. nn*i they
lii'gau .lo i I’yyv l round the rescued
and resi ii' r Ils ty had fainted but
i little cold water, wliiejt triokleii
through a device in tliu I
near by, being sprinkled in jMwtne,
soup In mi ht ab ut the xx ishflT>r re
-tu; At this niotuctil Mr. Freemore
I’autg ilowii the rumil.
“Has sli- gone ?’’ ue and ied, in an ug
‘UliAcil lone, “is she deud i''
“No, Jqr.cemitro I am id right,” re
Uitned IJ rty, disengaging lieitoelf
rrotuHariy embrace,
“Viml Ie [itattsed ijg|*u;(sitined Vr.,
I'lvvtuore, 4’ditbpuitg berfi) his heart.
I uml a l«i v»td Atin n!" com front all
Tltiwe rousing dice s were thengiv-'
un ta honor ul 11 ift v’s prompt action,
toll ixx ud 1 v mat y i jaculatFiiiaof | r*ise.
“ H .irry,” said Mr Freetnon*, exten
ding las Itand, “titiiy ihnv n Hess
you ! i shall n. ver fee able to repity
this in-t of kindness ; but, a a small
icooinpt-uso *<*.-:»“> Itttve Betty 4- >r
joti’ wile a> s*mui as you want her ! ’
Harry looked up. astounded It
seemed to lim that Unit was a Vx»r.y
del cate question Fr h m to tleeidu
‘I me.ui xxnal I say,’ c»n - itatedliiat
geuth’iuau, a iny steimus smile playing
round hi-, moiistoduai mouth.
“Let me expltiin, ’ said Berty. ad
vati ing “Th sis my brother, Free
more Bateman T’
If tjie country about them hud Slid
detiTy lie "J unu a level plu n tliu forty
xxotild not have bee i taoru astontahed
Hurry Ch.-oUr was dumhl'ttuuled and
tu rtifio 1.
‘•No vxofider she hived Freemore,”
thoughtJtu • A g'rl eenciaHy 'uriyc
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her brother. And I’vo Wn mi th h
fikii iis t<> b* jealous of hitn !”
‘Now, Harry, w continued ,r
“yrtit have tny wtrtitest jrrntitmk'— ’*
“No more than that?” nskutl he
“AViJI, my w»rnjo*t h<i*, lu n. and 1
sht.il try to eomp naat* f“f the tittieS *
nKs'staneo y>'U lent mo— ’
“Then you nave no ohj ••t’otis t<>b -
coming my wife,’’ said Marty, gaining'
ixturtigo.
Borry remained silent.
“I’ll answer that question ” *iii‘l hes
brothnr: ' you can bnv • her. But
ejqpeJ’ lie continued, “it's after m il
llight so let IU go Oil ol*r way."
Ex'ellia Vane ren<ft)y i-Xi-n-i and If n* y,
und necopted PWentorc B .t* nt .n
Hoorn wn* luafo.fUttlient irfone oftlm
large wagons, xx liilJlltuj v eoinlttece*)
liiiHfKhliitflhii to hisligitl jttigi ie. |l<*
wasnovwtiat in)ght bo ea led “nil
>rigbt.’ lie bud the git) h« loved be
-hie nn«l tit» l*net two weeks o’!
torment which ho hud begn,iu) > j<’ete , t
•o, xx as nmplx repaiJ by tit* pleusll!is
he t’.xinu'ienced in h«tr cittoptlliy.
‘ lierty,’ said ho-“tell meliow Brew
more |, ippenod to bu out ol the wag
on when the horau run away
A “Wofl, l dropped tny poekct-k.inh,
eroldef. and xviiile Freemore fan btiec
to get it the horse tm>k ie frig)* l , 1,11 1
started and *wn the road."
“No.v there is ono thing more .
xx-ould like to kuoxv. VYliv did you
torment me xvitn a scandalous joke ’,
‘ Hear him !" laughed Berty ; “v
don’t think there was any -cundal"ut
ness a out it Free more pluia'd a j“k *
mi us, so I thought I would play “tin
on you. I got him to stay at the bo
te! to keep tip appearances but net hr
a lover ol mine. It baa el|dnit nil right
Harry, ami l hope you wdl forgive urn
this time.”
“You are forgiven," T< turned liar—
ry, pressings kiss on line |>ou ing his*.
About a monlb after the evutWw
above related * large wedding t"“<;
phtoo in the quiet little Vi) iage of (• »k“
villo. The poor unfortunate Harry
often gits some aggravating j«>ko-*
p'ayed on liiin by Insyeitttj and It oom
ing wFe, which lie tries hard t“ ruttwjl,
imi i.i van. Now, kind reader. '“‘P'q
tig he may sortie day suocevd, vf‘>
sec then in thou hap,‘J slatv.
“How do vmi define a" )’*« r
hat ” said A school mast i-r to one of
iiis pupils. “Darkness that may bo
tell,' ” replied the youthful wit,
AVel'/ Suti*bo, is yogr matter •
goad fat mer ?” ‘Oh. y<-s, he ho a ber
ry good fanner, be make* two eropsiu
u; year ”
“How i* tjiat S.tnJio V '
j “Why, he sell ull his hay in de fab,
and makes tt*t>ney oiweff'en in do
sptittg hu #'ll nil dt l.fdi'S • tdo cattle
dat die (or die Ittnk us de i*ajfi al ‘d 1'”
make money twice,**
If your sister, while t’Hti gxsl with
her swecthcar , tuiks you to lif tug a
g ass of water fr"Ul tilt a'j‘iiung rn**tk
start on yitnr errand, bwl )mi Imwl
not re tint A'ou will not be missed.
Don't lorgct this, li tie b<>ys
“Mama,” said liule N 1. ‘"hal •fc*
gora n< a • ought to fl g nie :>r what l
■lid uot do
‘■No nay dear child ; why <io J‘ >t
u*k V
“Heeauac t-fee flogged me tr ,Jsy nbem
I didn't do my num.“
A lady whose hu>ban; t>t d<v-or‘*l
her, way*; ‘‘May two bmidr and ands
ty-soyen nightmare* tint quarter rtC'-y
■ner his Ktomwet every hunt tu tin- nig l "
Tbi# probably would boa tyliof b>
what bo has n. tinted,*
‘•Wa row *ntfc ■ name bV*’ y « kn H *
•aid a a literary friend to .1 rr Id. T *
literary friend whs a comic »iit. r.. 1 1
i eon ic w it r only. Jct< Id r>* lu* i
‘True my dear feilV, we I*. nw
the wuine boat, but witli v ry l
J;nllt. ’ ls " * *
Tbtr ’* alwiiya one pct.-< 1 ii< n. w‘ » »
•■ver our uiiwf' rftfnt-—-it H*
wor e. Were life hanginir on a dip >d,
it would be a comfort to bi k that tt
naa not hanging on a rope.
Spa bcflMabnbbk <*> b I l *
ofAaflll ■iiir<yu>4
fdWhe brnwnWes* orncr Cuu ]'liiau bp
tbo‘not that iho has b et to ofhgft
4 :oawt<d.”
During tbenbodion, moo tl and front
the S u h for wafety. lyet the Noitlcru
Pit i *lg hew r le*t the time soon com*
when men will fly tn the f. u'h sos
•tafe’y.
Gorier.l Haller .-aya, tba , ■ h all H I
f ult . h livcaLi o untry.. Wi »e a*
try, with all its fault", ha ii’t the fault
of lovin* Li n*
The Chicago Tima* ad ivi fr«Hi
lJn wnlow t j lung l.imst I‘‘. Uadi ttbr »
• dly thr Dnrson ot'g’t to rn»ct the
double role of hangman and la> groan.
An Kagliab lady advertise* : “A pi?
mo f rsale by a lady about to oroaeti*
channel in eoakasee and oarred leg*
If a man ha* neror changed hit npu?
ion*, be must ba tithof unwilling
unable to tbtr tt
■ 1 ■ ' V 1"
Tie eoKuuip'iyepgan has on* adraa
tag', lie kecie a hack
Asp rr w c:tn neyer be hungry,
[jo taken a hundred fl ee a ii iv.
Ti.o cx'rcme Ilaiica’a are the aouf
ercaai tj the Republican party.
The nir.r, shame a man brag* UjUit
himself tbi less Ue