llfl 77--7-7
I By A " - a L.1 AT AV.
7.'V: "4-' -V '.-. - "V':
. -TFtA Malice towar J none; pith CJuzriiy'fur all
1 1. .SO 7iTr J.V.VCJT, Jdtaxeu
LOli ISBURG;N; C;, J A N tl ARY 8, 1892
VOL.
ljajLUaiMLJUM.lIBaAJ-Ji
Highest of "all in Leavening Fower. Latest U. S. Gov t Report.
1 S'fiSS&SlSi
v.-::
nor
1
1 I
NOTICE.
.) Ciiroliifal-lo the.Snper
i-V.uskliu CoiintyJ o. Coin-to
Karris, Adna'r C. T. A. of JobnRleh
ileo'd .,' pi atntiS
vs. , ' -
i Richards, Barwell Ttic'iards. Sidney
i:! r.la, Georjr Ric'ianls, and th nthr-r
, -oe iind-hi'irs of John Iheharila an
Trustees of Wake Forest College, da-
iipo-sring to ths satisraetioti of tbo '
' ii. it George ItichardR, cannot;, after '
YMr.m be fonnd and that this action
;V following nature to-wit: A.' J-. P.
.Is is the aoministratorwitli the Jvili
v,;l of. I no. lUiMiards,-dee'd; r tbatr the
; .-.tor in his life "tirae executed
on his lands to jibe Trustees of
;, iivcst College; that the said Oeorge
; Is is on? of tho devwees and heirs-at-i
lie said ailrainistratorailesthat
: estate, which hag been dfliy ap
; i i -.he mrse of his administration, is
ui i lunate t.) pt-ybir dbS-of..hi
, i be sale ot ecuns if not all of
to will be neessar? to pay his
. i action by Ue adussmtata-atof
s-at-la and the Trustees
' , C.k,?- is fpr thpuTpose o
;rr:ia-l Ssinsr ths aruonnof thv
.. i i h r,:i estate -in Tayo?. of th
.;. ke Surest 'fItei, -and '&-'
:; it it --can be dsVa?, onjthe
':: !? of laijd as ataoiuj th eai i
- v s. and tor tasrso? una- i
. first o tUe dett to the sai l ;
- : ''nk(i Forest.Ct1a.."aai!;ijexf;'
-... 1 cv'irnhiist-rator rf tho pay-
- ! r dbfs due by said ?fHte.
' ltic a is a neef;ary'
.. ii.-tioa. 'AU of aid land Sksit-!
r'n-uU'an conftty, It is:.nv ot
' i i; ;;d !d that pablicatioa-'" the
. said action to. the Said Uorg"
!, m:ui for six weeks in the
. r.ii.j not-Tyia?. him to appear at
: of tho Snporir .Court oT
; -i t v on the sixth Moid:iy lie
i; Monday in March ltKfcf, And
.i - : .linjdrtint' wivitdi will be filed by
li.iri.ix the first thre days cf
:a. ;!: taax- n tie snan lais so to
:t w;ii apply To' the Cofrt for
:nniiifi in said Complaint.
li. R. fd..S33K3?JUIJ,
Clerk BupeHor Conrt.
STATEMENT
SlIO WING" THS; JIXJMBE3 " OF VilEETIIGiS
nEfcDBY T3E JX)MMISSIONER3 OF
FBAKiKIAN COUNTY, NORTH CAKOLI-
H N A FROM ; DECSM EEB ' 2KD,A. B.,
- j :?1800, o DECEMBnn, 7th, ..1891;
. ANBTTTEE PES DIEil 'AND . MILEAGE
"KESSIVEP'pY EACHJMEMBEK OFTETE
; BOAItl) DTIUNG THE TIVE.' -; : 'i-
Ntr tube r o f mee t i u ga li eld '2 V.
' T. S. Coms:- .; ":
Attended 21 meetings $2 'irF;
. "irday - ; $42 00
Traveled 584 iniles at 5 et3. ;
- - - . 29 SO
CirciiffiMiintjal Evidence
VCopyrigbt, IS91, by American Pr8srAssocla
he was iiuhSterently r?uiarkiu.' "Well,"
it is iibont over now. and 1 think 'yon hsid-
better get ba 4ny horse, Anit;, and we
v?ill htirry fai as fast as jwssibls.'. ; And
so they, fircceeiled lown tbestec) trail,
saying little, IXmald loading', the. horse,
Anita timorously holding lierself on tho
slippery : Mircan ; fciddle, vr hiliri Gray
plodled alone OehiniL -:" . r ' L.
,1 "It is reassuring to see yott -looking so
well," said Donald after a little, looking
'back "with a glancffthat duly considered
her flowing - cheeks.-! did not know
until last night that yoa had net written.
1 had torun down to Denver Toosdayv
and I was detained until yesterday. Cat
waen I found no loiters Trona you 1 beg in
onnenting myself with the. idea that
you .must-., basics; and tui3 morning I
mhcance. Her lip -qnivercl pitifujlyr
Cnough I was it not enough that her
heart, was aching with a distinct physical
pain, as clearly.ilelined aa a toothache'
And then, jvith a Bwift change- . of fuel
ing, 6he wal filled' with fury at Gray.
With all the tender ;T)itythit spoke! in
he
cf
'per mile- - ;
ISO
"; ' ' "J..A. Burt.: .-
AUendcdV21 meetiugs at $2 - :
per day, ' v . " $.42 00
Traveled 614 miles at 5 ctsv 'v
per mild
50 70
- Total " .' $ 72 7(5
'. : B. F. Wilder- 7 ;
Attended 17 meetiugsat $2
ier day : - 34 GO
Travel 2S4 railes at 5 cts.--
v porrnile ; . 13 20
Total 7 ; $ 47
. George WrssroN .
Attended 10 meetiiigs at 2 '
per day
Traveied540 miles at 5 cts.
20
3800
couW hardly get started, early enough. 1
judge that my fears were altogether. mis
placed." , i ;-: . ' . "; - ' "" - "
"Oh, yes; I have been perfectly well.
a shade of confusion on. her faco. ! did
not write ,becattse oh, well, there wero
several reasons.' ' ' '..'-.'' ; :'"
"1 presume" you understood : th-it l
would be anxious if you did not.life-
lesslj as" a schoolboy repeating a lesson.
"I am afraid that view of the cass did
not .i:npres3 . me Very clearly with a lit
tle uncomfortable laugh.
; She had uot dreamed that merely to
nave hira beside her could stir sncu a
tumult of gldnes3 in her heart again.
She knew, and was strangely glad in th
knowing, that with one caresshlg touch
t he could put to rout utterly tha demon
of anger that had swayed her; knew that
with the glance of his blue eyes upon her,
tenderly compelling, she could denjthim
nothing. Bnt they must have a full ex
planation. Donald must know what he
had mado her sufler, and how nearly se
rious . the ccnsecmences had been. He
mr.st oITfer what reasons and excuses he
might to soften the juemoryof it. and.
--
gnlat
NOTICE.
',- virt'te ( f -m order CL the-'Hperir
!-'r.n"xHn -HiitT ' reads on the
of oviMMbe'r IrWl, in spcei-u'
i .is in cause. MttitU-d -'Go," H.
. T. iro.-kidv, and V. It. ITocka
:if;rs jf Willijnj II-Xay and
C-.isrt cf
Hi.
Ac
devisees ex
1,.-,
fir-.
V."'
i'i
lit
1'"
llocksdsjv, et
ii:!oiutin tne . nut
.'.it inr he pnrpose.. I wai se.M at
li-i. tiiiri. in ibe town of ianklin
!i Saturduy ti.e lGth dav'f
i!-v 1892, the, following des;ribed
orty iu aud near said town of Frank-
! it en strcytadjoi-Dina the
f 1. ' staunon and S. Parley
i:- I..; on the cornr of lliilfboro and
:i streets, known as the o!d stable
Ralersh," near the
knov. u as the "Nor
bit in "New
f rrjiiklini'.n,
.!:!.st.-.ll lot."
,f side: One-third cash, balance
veir with interest fromdity of sale
'it i tr cent. Title retained until
lie money is paid in fall. - - . . -i
N. Y. Guxt-EY,
2. 1-91. ": Commissioner.
kotice:
TV- v
fi'-iif! of
V. N. Ks
d'-rs: .').
D.'C 7, 1
I:.,:-... .).
per mile
'27 CXf
Total - 7 ,
J. R. Axfoed:
$ 65 00
Attended 20 meetings at $2
' por day 40 GO
Trav&lod 565 miles at 5 cts.
- ; per inilo T-
o ox r
give her promises that would remove all
her ltrrklng fears. Iler joy could not bo
perfect until they had come to a perfect
cntUrstacuing. Dut a suCden chill
failing ujvon her must she, on her side.
Ids whclljr. frank? Must sha tell the.
Tvhcle story of Gray's miserable infatua
tiou? ' "'. . "-- '
In all the novels she had read, the good ,
wife in similar circumstances always told
- her husband all. thereby generally in-
his ej-es, fcho knew that in his heart
Tnltinn. ihr.t. h . tbit f?rt hrmr
their meeting, her husband hail left jier 1
to seek. RZHJther woman; 'tbatr. he Was
even ghid.of her pain, hoping it " would
turn her.the more- to hita. j." . - ' t
"Look here, Gray," she ai4 abrurtly,
standing still, "1 . want you to go away
at oucd." Go to Calif ofniaK-Ala-dra
anywher?, bo long an yon (jo ; , I
4ily doctor told tas to stay in Cd!o-
rad.v," he' coolly reported. As. ho'liad
cleverly calculated, she waa immediate
ly softened somewhat by this allusion, to
hisweaknes3. To drive him-away, per-
haps to die among strangers, there did
6eem a certain cruelty about it. Yet
there was no alternative . ." I
Cut there are other places. she suggested,-
gently, 'Trrere' is Colorado
Springs a lovely place. So many peo
ple go there. .
. "I .trow, EarcAstically; "a regn
ccnsnmnlives - Homo, 1 stopped over
there a day and saw the proce&sioa eafch
specimen about as clleerful to look njn
&s4he traditional Job's turkey, that was
eo noor it had to lean ajrainst a fence, to
r gobble. "That's a nice, exhilarating phice
to go to.
"But there are plcn ty of other places,"
impatiently, "ilany peQpIo prefer CJali
forma." 1 -' .
"Well, I don't,:- doggedly. - "All the
same," his voice softening' tenderly, Jof
course I'll go if you say so, Nita." f "
tier heart, la its heaviness seeming
starved- for .teuderness, w;cj somewhat
tonched-by the tone: her own pain had
made her pitif nL " In bis selfish, sensual
fashion, as much as was in him to care
for anybody. Gray Joved her, and this
now sefsmt'd. the only love on earth she
could rfklly comit' her own., It tcight
bo wrong, but for the instant .there was
a certain comfort in feeling that thu. at
least, would never fail her. - !
"Yon can see that it is best," she said
almost tenderly.- --"
"Yes; let for us both that I should
go and take "yon with me, Nita," with
a quiet that belied the excited n'dttertn
"Stopl don't sjteak! listen 'to
Iving all concerned in no end of trou-
Totar 7:. '
. : pW7B. Uzzell -
1 da Comraissiouer and 12
miles, 1880 , :.-.. 'y-
One-balf year at'entiou -to
Poor House, 1890 "; - .
6S.2-J
2t5Q
5 00
1 day
Total :
Coin m i ss io tier
$ 7 60
and
28 miles, 1800 ,
, J. W . Young .
1 day. Coiimisrioner and
10 coiles; 1890 - i
1 da' Committee and -difference
in mileage ,;
t-;c- of s iadfiaent of theSnneriof
Franklin county u the case of
: rron vs. Ida S. Pearce,; the iia.,
d Commissioner wilTba Monday-
it 1. off'r for sale at the Court
.r in Louisnnrg-to the .highest
V.iM.t f..r cash (nnless sooner sold vtri
vitelvi Jie tract of land on which the late
.5. J. l'e:u-ce resided: bounded byTthe
La'ii,l:!ra and Nashville - road and the
land- of J. T, GilL J. J. Cooke, Ben. Grif-:
):n W'va. ('opped'c ane other, contaiuinei
aliouf'.",; acres, after cutting ofFtraets sold j
V.'est and -Stalling. Parties vishingtasce
faid land will be shown -over it by -idr. R.
M. Varec, and if they prefer can bny pri
vately of him, in such siae tracts as may
't a -reed
upon.
Xov. 1. 1S91
TlIOS. B. WILDER.
'" Coniinissiouer,
7 Total. : : : ' $ 7 00 !
- W. B. Uzzell, E. SVk.es "and J.
W. Young were tlireo. of the Board
of 1890 lhat retired on the -let :
Monday in December 1890, and
were al lpwea;each lday as tooi-
missioiier and mileage as shown
Mesome complications, which, however
useful to promote ' the novelist's plot.
must be remarkably unpleasant in real
life. And in the present instance. Anita
ahsiously reasoned, what good end would
be terveil?' Donald' might blame her
and, indeed,, would he be wholly wrong.-1
when, knowing Gray her lover still, she
had brought him on that forty mile
drive alone? when, even after his open
avowal, she had not sent him away?
There was no getting around the fact
that -she had behaved with childish im
prudence, to use no harsher term. - And
$ 3 40 the shame of confessing jtl And then
the lndnniaU n Gray s course mast es-
cite! Donald was not easily oved to
antrer. but hia temper once roused was
fierce as the summer -thunder storm all
the more startling from contrast with
the warm, smiling sunshine of the hour
before. There might bo a terrible scene
between theEe men, and to what par-
rose?. ' ' .. - " - -
Donald could have no suspicion now
rapidly reviewing the, situation under
the trees,, while her wrath at Gray
Camed up afresh. No, tho boughs had
hung too low the shameful scene was
hidden. And why -should sho drag it
forth? A vulgar paraphrase of the old
adairecame into her mind: Honesty may
be the best jxdicy, but to give one's self
away is alwayaHhe worst. The pithy
sentence seemed to hsr replete with good
his eyes.
me. dear. Yon are bot happy, Nitai 1
saw it the moment I net eyes on you, and
no 77 1 know tho reason. And why should
ycu sucr with it r.ny longer? Let lfce
take yoa away. L7 rau.st all your life
bo spoiled for one mistake? Do you kniw
what percentage of all marriages nowa
days end in divorcer Other people cor
rect their blandnrs, and way hou.d
net youT" Get a divorce it will bo
easy, enough and , be free to tnjDy
your life in, your own way. Don't
look at me lice that, Nita! Why will
vou not be sensible? 1 don't ask you to
marry me I ask nothing for myself.
Only let me take you awav; kt me pro
vide for you. and yon may live wherever
you like as far from me as you please."
"Why should you trouble to lie about
tne room, exp'atned with severe rigtia
caure that, his supper"haviog been kept
waiting so long, it. wna all as dry as
chips. Donald thought it "might as wpU
ha to been chips indeed, so far as be was
concerned. :. . '
; Tho guests of the establishment were
all gathered. in the parlor, some sanguine
spirits, having arranged a musical and
literary entertainment for the evening.
Promising enueaks of a vlohn told the
audience that the instrument vraa being
tuned for their pleasure, and - ptvsently
the performer tnado them A ucat littlo
speech, in whieh he said . that he verj
much- regrvtteti tmit the piano open
which bo must depend f cfhis accoicpaci-
ment was three tones below concert pitch.
but on an occasion lite that he thought
it behooved each oco to do m part, re
gardless of email drawbacks. UVdidLta
manfully, "and plunged the company into
the ueepest gloom with the "iliserere
from "II Trovatore. When the applause
had mbfaded. which was somewhat un
duly extended, owing to tendency on
the part of a few good natured people to
encourago an encore, which wcakniui
had to be stOmly frowned down by those
.who had their wits about thoia, the
manager announced that Miss Hose
would favor them 'With a ballad. Hiss
floce was a pretty little cisid j-ost emerg
ing from the school girl chrysalis, who
sacg in a pretty littlo voice a pretty little
walta eong tint delighted everybody.
There was no question abont tho enJore
this time, and uext thry .were iaformt-d
that Mis3 Berry would favor them wilh
a recitation.
TLu was she whom Gray had dubbed
the. antique voung lalv. She had t?vcr
rormitted herself to outgrow the coy,
bashful manTfcr of extreme youth. Che
was tweetly coy now. She could not re
cite before so many-fho never cocld.
The audience In her" vicinity did their
duty lite men and protested that they
could cot excuso her; she must give
them jnst one little recitation. And,
thus persuaded, she assumed a tragically
lean nnd hungry look and somewhat dis
jointedly by reason cf sundry Upt-cs 0
recollection, gave them "Lockslcy ILdl.'
"And tlrs. Jones will cow favor ui
with a ballad." the beaming manager
announced, -unctuously robbing his
bauds. .
The lady referred to leaned farther
back In her chair, slowly unfurling her
-fan, while she said with a languid scorn
that called a hot flush to the cheek of tho
little maid who had lately sung, "I never
sing ballads, Mr. White."
"But, really," protested the discomfit
ed man, fairly upset by this rebuff, "1
thought you eaid vou would king some
thing." -
"Hun right along, dear. We are all so
fond of ballads," chimed in an old lady,
who, being somewhat deaf, had missed
the drift cf the talk and imagined her
self called to encourage bashful timidity.
"Mrs. Jones was educited -wholly In
the Italian school," her hnsbond ex
plained, proudly glancing arooud the
company.
'Well, then, Mrs. Jones, would you
sing something in Italian?" begged the
v ! a
2,1
AcCORDJ.fO TO LAW OV TJCE AVOrUT OT BXTB XCCOXTXT ftJUM ID ISO ALtOS W TSC ftOira
or cocm com uiuoj iu ur hlm ui cot rrr, to imh allowio. Uknma
mi riiuT yosiAT in bccxataxa a ihcim ok tst rutr hmmt u mtclml a a
1691. . ' ; .. . '
543 May 4, '91 ITrb-n Ttn;r-r
it like that?" demanded Anita brusquely, V manager resignedly,
eying him with Gery scorn. "As If 1
2 SO
;4 20
above..: ".. -
zl Commissioner's Office. . . ; .
Locisburg N". C, Dec. 8, '91. .
In accordancc wil h law,-1, W
K. Martin Jr.. Clerk of the Board 1 common sense.- It seemed in every way
I iri.iin. uic vmu
"give herself away,
of Commissioners ot : Fra nklin
county! iNortbl Carol ina,7dohere
by cert ify that t his is a true state
ment for the year ending Novem-
m ftiri-.il'V'-iiA a t L ' -'2 A . ' C
The ibov? sale waa postponed to Janu- J Oer iSUl, .OI - ine-amount yi
n -jsi'i. is92. ; arid miIeage;of
E OF MORTGAGE SALE.
Vt virt-ie of power of sate contained in
a eert-dii deed of mortage : executed by
J une'; V Welloas, oe. thft nrt day of
April. 1 85, and duly recorded in the ofBc
f lb 'i t( r of Deeda for Frtm&lRieounty
in H ,kGG, pasre 43&, I - will lell to the
'''-li st uidder for c-ish, at 'ibe-Court
"nr. ia Lriuisburg, oh'Janbary .26,
;u 12 o'clock.1 M.. the land and prem
ih-xeribed in said worta2e deed, bel
'"K lai'-roved by dweilina: house," pfiice
iJiru and several small teHameHtihous8
8i -.itu vted in Franklinton, von Jftms
h'H'L' road aud wellon's avenueji eontain
"S two aud a half acres, more or lessr v "
Fi,OElSE A; lllNKSii-Jf$:
. Mortgage.-',
the members of the Board of Com
missioners of Franklin county
North Carolina, audited - by ; the
said Bcard of Commissioners." r
"' V. K. MAKTIN, Ji;.$ i ,
: J . , j Register of Deeds, ;"; ;
and ex-olBcio clerS. to Board.
MOTIGI
.j. . '-. . ', : y .. :,
virtue of a deree of the Rnnerlor Court
-rs ! :
two tr
By
?, 1 ' nl.lin . ouDty made nt Pall term 1S91, in
i m s . ofR. y yar.wro. AcUnr. of V. T
V- MIIMS n ! ntlwn no.4ir.nf B" n1 nth.
Us 11 t thi Court Rouao doof"in
ui-cr, on We tnalsir; J?iTic.-.r 27." 1893,
ii'tf on jv r-.s '.r.nfh.-adioinlnsr- ih.r lands o
( l i'i - nd others, contal.-.rnjr 63 acre.
jnp n':i(.r iVing on rjavls' branch, adjoining
ii . t Leonard and othars.. concalninar
Vt ?-".r: Th ' sua will he at public anrtlon to
iga st Liaacr andforeaen. -- Dae. E, asai.
RwY. yarbouo,,
'.: Com ni lssionor.
KOTICE.
'ari!o
JlOI).
rt ion of the will of the late Louis
new. the nndersicrnedcwill :on
av .Tn.ininrv9S"'-lfi'Q7 jifto.. fnr m1
- 1 'ugliest bidder.
,!' tilt- an.
for ciish, a oortion
ot Rain liftrtholomew. contain
1:l 04 acres. SlHioiniiKT Iflnrta nf Shr
1. Wilder' and. the Warren
ion
dj
tir
C, YY y.
'- "' road, A plat thereof jtau be seen, by
calhug on Thos B.-Wilder.. .,. . - -
Dec-18, '91. - Zu Bartbo'omew,
510 5iEWAUI.
I will pay flO lor thearrest-jof
! The- rain had ceased before tney
reached the ranch: Donald UftedT his
wife down UDon the piazza, and . then
snranff upon the saddle himself "again.
"I havo a fmall package for Df Rogers,'
he said listlessly, "and I think 111 ride
over riirht how; between the showers..
ily horse is quite fresh." - -;.;;".,".:''""--
"What! now?" exclaimed Anita in a
hi?h. dlsnleased tone. . "You are all wet
and tired out iYon can send tlio pacx
aire nerfectlv- welL'
" ;. "No, 1 have .some messages for him
too..: I must ee him myselr. and I may
na well ; rro now "and get the thing done
. with." - lie waa' longing to get away .by
John; Svjaith,wmte? who. escaped -himself, to gain time, to look this strange j her iu 6harp reprou
from Franklin com in the face and measure its ; idon't I know
19th mst::; r;:-' : . - V . ; -i meaning. "1 iwon't . be gone long ue i roa are in u
:f DESCRIPTION.
added lifelessly.
dou't think of hurrying Hon my
romii, eyes' fhishing angrilyrthe
hair, about 5 feet lOxnciienj
and. weigns aDOun x-iu pouuus.
- '-T. Franklin county .'. .;
FIRST-CIJASS
BE!
won'tTnind tryiajto keep my spirits up.
wwill youT; laying her - hand familiarly
on his sleeve," smiling brightly as she
met his eyes with a coquettish glance.
"He has made a wonderful , isuccess of it
this week I tian assure you," with a cor
less nod at Donald, as, without -another
word ho rode away.- , ' i '
. The brilliant smilo was gone, leaving
a hard white face, with anger burning
hVa rals in her eves. Gray looked at
Having opened a first-class -Restaurant
in Louisburg, I am - prepared - to . serve
meaisst all boursjCan . furnish a lew1
S8ii?kef betfandi her compassionately as hesilently walked
!t't?i.r oitL. - Atu-v-lrsidft her. following her quick, nervous
call in .when you are kuugryaild you
shall have satistactit nc 'Z S .' ' :l . 7-.-r,;--;-KJ-Ilespectfnlly'
;'"'i--.' r
... . : - : ;.B HAWKINS.'."
;7:V W.MMcGilEE, Proprietor. : 7';
Good accommodations.- pofitio servnta,
'.-?j?, and the ' best lkre ; the market
.7-:; aflbrds.
march np and down tho deserted piazza.
15vervbodv-seems to. 1x3 having sup
per," he remarked with studied careless
ness presently.-"Had we not better get
into dry clothes and nave ours or wm
xrrm wait for Don aid?" i" L-'-'V-"
She' laughed a hard, mirthless sound.
"Well, ifwe want any" supper- at all I
think we would better not leave it to any
enr-h remote continsencyTia thatT v
And yetyou have not had enougn
did not know that "you Ire only hopiug
to marry mo when once that convenient
divorce is obtained!",. I wonder you are
so ready to scheme to get hold of. second
hand goods. , . . I '
Yes, 1 hope; why should I be ashamed
to own it?" retorted Gray boldly. TTet.
on my soul, dear, 1 swear that if you
will but leave this man whom you
love and who don't love you"
She drew back as if she had been struck.
"1 you will but go with me now I vUl
never ask so much as a touch of your fin
gers that yon do not of your own accord
offer me." " - "f ": . ) -
"That i3 so likelyP her eyes blazing
like stars with her scorn, "when I ra
fairly black and blue now from your
compelling embraces, when it is not an
hour since you were brutally forcing me
to endure caresses that were an insult to
my womanhoodl" -
Gray paled before her accusation. Lis
eyes shamefacedly falling. ! lost con
trol of myself for once, xita; but you
ought to understand and not bo too hard
on ice, - ho said, humbly. "Can t. you
believe me if I promise that it shall
never occur agaiur. !; - j
."Oh. yes; I can well believe it will
ceverTiappen again," significantly eying
him with ineff ablo contempt.
"If you cared for me ever so little you
might twist me around, your little fin
ger," murmured Gray tentatively, j
"Baht I don t care enougn ror you; to
touch you with a pair of tongsl" she ex
claimed, furiously. "To. me you axe
absolutely repulsive.". t'S y ;"- " j
Gray's velvety black eyes were for, an
instant brilliant with passion. 'What
possible trood can it do you to try to hurt
me like that?" ho demanded, turning upon
ch, "You don't mean
your temper? But4)0-
fury at your husband.
who deserves it, why should you want to
be cruel to. me, whose only fault is lov
ing you too "well who would give toy
life to route you happyc , ' v . ' . . I
"1 snrnoseyou would. Gray," she Raid
slowly, with a pitiful, subdued "air, of
sadness. "Dut nothing, you could? do
would make me ha pry you . must see
that. ; All you can do is to go way now.
as 1 asK yen.: ,
:f " Well. 1 will, go." then " quietly.
curious lisrht in his eyes. T will leave
vou to the mercies of that man for
little while longer until he shall teach
von to . know tho worth of a love like
mine. I think I can trust, lain to do it
for me Avith Mrs.-Rogers tindL assist
ance." with a sardonic "smile. "And
when you have learned the lesson, Xjta,
rTnAirsr tnat ine oiu ioto ia wuuuj
for you, always the eauie," I-
: LDl it." murmured -Gray, with quiet sir
Just give them a bit of opera, dear
est," urged the fond husband. The lady
rose condescendingly. "Tliat is her forte
opera," he continued, in a loud whis
per to his nearest neighbor. "Would
you believe it at a private concert lately
she sang sixteen pages of Norma without
her notes." -
"Is it possible?" ejaculated the other,
apprehensively eying the lady, who was
vigorously screwing up the piano 6tooL
"Sixteen pages! Mighty ScottP mut
tered Gray. "I think 1 am going to
have the nosebleed."
"Often when I get her to ring for. me
iu hotel parlors she ia taken for a pro
fessional singtr," went on tho complacent
conGdenco.
"I suppose her style of dresa" mur
mur ed the embarrassed confidante, feel
ing called to say something, but oppor
tunely stopping there. Mrs. Jones' style
cf dress was regarded by feminine judges
as daringly loud and theatrical.
: M Yes; you would suppose her style and
manner eo quiet and retiring would
contradict such ideas. There is nothing
professional about her appearance, but it
ia her voice, with blissful complacency.
"I think her voice will astonish you."
There could be no question but that
everybody was astonished at the voice.
and. incidentally, before they had done
with it, at their own powers of endurance.
"Bravo, bravo, my dearr cried the
happy partner Of the voice, when at last
the performance came to an end, and
people had leave to breathe again. -
Bet what , was the song all abcutr
sharply demanded the old lady of her
neighbor. . - ' . '
."vhy, we don t exactly know, you
know," uncomfortably." responded the
youth addressed. "It wa Italian, you
know." . ' - Z. - .'".-.''
Unr contemptuously retorted, the
aed cynic,. in a loud whisper, disap
pointed about the ballad. reckon it'a
iust as well we dont know." When folks
ring in a foreign tongue it generally look
to me like a pretty sure sign that it I
some nasty stuff they wouldn't dare speak
out if anybody could understand it. w
V:- - To Be Continued.'' '
:-7:-Tv-:; . CHAPTER XI. --
Tha eveninsr was well advanced when
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