The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-30

AHuu u8u proven up, pr6-0mptod
and improved q quarter section
near Taylor's Falls. then begin.
ming to grow rapidly, he did moi
wish to abandon or sell it Just then
and, pursuading Leonora to agree
to write to him when she got set.
tied he bade her an affectionate
goodbye. ,Fs az
Brown lived at his new home for
three or four years in peace and
qniet, finding Rood trarpincs and
hunting grounds, when ali at once
young Watson arrived and renew.
ed the proposal Of marriage with
Leonora. The old man had abou,
determined to move no more, and
had accordingly located and pre.
empted seSerai thousand acres OF
land about him and learning from
Watson that he had money enough
TO do likewise, proposed that he
should 90 down To ST PanI ..n5
buy land warrants with his mon.
ey, and take up all the land around
the.cold = swing" and he might
marry Leonora, and they two
would go to- work, and after build.
Ing plenty Of stabling, etc, wonld
get on good stock Of cattle and
sheep, and try and lead q qniet
PASTORAL life for the rest OF their
Gays. - So ss,s - Il,
10 this proposition the young
man nearby assented, and, after
returning from st. Panl, he and
o'a " aner TOOK sheir axes and
went orarely to work in the woods,
T. ,uas araod 100 AZ ~. os,'alng purposes
aboniJ S,,;,I .aas a a. hrst 80 tlas they
honsa 81. a. ~" neWea iog'
Waller had nn,u tu nnt ~, .a'l", s as
sinoIe'roo,noJ AZ n9h Pus up sina'l
weSd;n~ u ,s"a ~ oaoin .oi, i Inu 'nen .he
two n'en w oro W ",Ne pIace, anu tne
work @ resume 'neir
ilvri,E.-1iI I "a a.4si,.sS
s;o n.e .u.'s 2ushy engaged, the
I.1ux iE; war oroke OUT. 1t was the
nnor. ao.. VI ,,as.;n neDnora 10, 70 take the rifie
ch;ai,ons M o GU, and a SHOOT prairie
nSuo ia"o,. Sa -, ., .ce 'aoie, WINE her
Io'ei ~ a., eu ,e''ier were marc nc work
Em bnon..,,. ,uJ new h"a mousse. w arson had
Pami Uai = 1;u.1'. nI, as = present rom St'
;,e "a sns "I .L;aal na'osome is revelv-
n,ssnsai ms faud ~ mn,Su spe was Inn
hacans so le na. aae wian sh %hich sne
shoot ~ = SuoI AZ pe,. 7. ~. ;ia' sne could
the C, w;nn : a.cH ,.;,h " rai,ie n, cnicken on
ta,ntv @ % 'oS' aoSoiute Ger
"O -. .-... ..2
>. one morning as she was stroll
'thg aocnl the lake, rifle in hand,
ssie ho.iced three canoe loads Of In
utahS Paaaling along the opposite
s.ue oi 'ne water steadily and
s.eaithiIy approaching the spot
%nere ', ere, ner Iatler ana lover were
T.. a.. o, WIZ. Sns ulo NOT immediate
~app'enenu any Tragedy, but
;u'ne ;u',e,,nd ,naceoun'aoIe =. :. way, she felt
.,.I.;, m ou 'o q, wal. .I anu watch their
herself beb;n5 Ste'e,ore ,ha s"', e eencea,eo s,,
tree and nh.erve5 e ,op III. ~ n.'a la..en
ments rb;cj, ~r.,s, ,,osn .ae,, - n,oye. a
snsn;c;ons : "1Iero 49, LIZ ,rare a.u ..,a more 9
diaps in eacb canoa al soS .tt". tmo :, au ~,
had naddlea steaJ;ix E 80 ' : u.;, ausy
wbere y tb;ck oSar. 5an";n. ~ .,' pom.
tree afforded conceolmapS, lSTg o'cn
canoes tSev s. d;.emh. ai ,or theis
crsnt ;casetS,I ] and no;Sa%le % ana
ward until tbey we were U,S;sSss'y w;tS;S , s tor,
feet of where Tie two nnsnsns..;u" " iem !.
men were Tchopping. S"6deniTs
| with q veil which made tha sorcs,
| ring, and which echoed onS I'ss' 30
echoed across the broad all iote 10
they sprang upon their v;ct;'n. % r11 a.J
bore then to the earth. "'
| z f,eonNo,a 4 St,.er,,,si !. ,!.... J..
ment and annrehsnsss.., WIN eAe!le-
nothing Iess fban ~ s e"pe''.ng
Ehorribia batch ers 70 eSs ~. s., tne
and lover at ones :. -, " i"'"er
Rot ,h;. Al -.
nnrno.ar"s M ~ os seem 70 oe the
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