Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-06-08

that Write me all the news Of yourse
and ReIius and send me some money
We can't come. Tve children to tax
SAfeFof fpd lefd it igaERy F6oF F6ed t4o
did. ! III - Z 80 4 B ]
in haste your own born sister
KITTY PETTIBoNE.
Flora had descended, qe-steps duriu
tht eaGflg AZ tFbj 4gH aG,tad{}Beiu
TO the woman said gravely. 'Nou tax
great liberty madam, in opening m
uncIe's letter Give it TO me, if yo
please
"IaH E;a8s Be hdEHhtS8 E3nB hea
of. There, lake il. It's consolation
to know that all hcmean poor kin, ain
on Arabella's side She must be a pau
per this aunt Of yuiEs.rvI-r-r isai II
Flora voueIrsafei Ip1 Feplt to this rud
speech. but hastily retired. The rugge,
Scotch woman alone witnessed the ago
ny this young heart in its second be
aHH h68y If7'glqlE n
the faithful breast and for a few minute
sObbed as if her heart would break.
ooh Katrine I loved him SO, l IoveC
his so. Where can look for comfort y
"OmyFh GqF neB1 ,lgiya.E ken y,
love this man who has the face Of all an
gel and the soul Of demon, but "
must gang another gail. Tear tie trait
or from your heaTt- .Ye- must he .hravc
my iaID ~ v 81 td.Iia ISe Z jpn
this bad town It is nae safe to stay
under the same sky wild one who seeks
to destroy your innocence, wild his NOR.
phine, and that bad woman in league
wild him 3 'll .f u-unlt rsf'
ave can go cried Flora. Providence
has opened the way, for here is Il letter
from my aunt in Indiana, who sends me
an invitation. She is doubtless very
poor, but any roof however humble is
safer than this, If + aid not love linn
50. KatrineT would not-be afraid ~ "a
'But the means bairn. Folkcan't tray
el widout siller. Pm for ganging as keen
as We. The Captainucan't blame me
Wien tifat tefI6W has put itizen- FOR yie III
yhat,vikdnts h6hds. UrlJoJ HEoJJ
Oh! ERtrnle,s gou T5rg6tL the fcheck
UucIe Ch8TIeH gaye Hie1TIHSs best to
get away without Hotiee, n4tis early in
he day. I win draw the money and
We will soon drive 20 the Steamer which
caves in a few hours" The excitement
by the desire to get away,
ent a stimulus to Flora's sorely tried
rame. All the energy Of her nature
vas now in play. Fgd as she hastaned to.
ht Bank size cried. TIa$te, Inammys'
md pack all our effects, as we shall not
oou return"
The money was soon drawn in large
nd sIhaH Bfgs Fna B6d 9sgdged ahAck
o copEey benatos lie lIoat S01re-ent-
ring the house she was glad to learn
hat Mrs. Hughes had gone to visit her
amily and would not return for an. hour
+ two. Tile serHaHtsJ mtTe all amazed
It the sudden preparation for departure,
'ut Flora eniOined them not to inform
lrs. Hughes until size missed them.-I
Eou all know aHd love- me, she Said as
hey gathered around her and you know
will not tell you a falsehood. Itis not
afe affee for ms to Eemain here, I rcannpt
FL yeQq 1YheFe alm gQipg,n j SCARCELY
now H imYfeH. Il WiltwIite tony UncleiI
men he returns. gF.cl 7-Hlsei1usIt
And then you'll come back Miss Flo
aid the cook with her apron TO her
,sz,, ,y1s,E-E. .slA .l6l a,Y{gl4qUaN
" Yes, yes II he THINKS best
Thinks best Lal Miss Flo, you talk
ke Mae5'd meyer see yen agip ~ p sobRed |
ne Of the h0Vsema ids,, 80 of,u rf,l
+ n Fare ! ye .Well, fellow saEYeHts, said
-atriner 'YYe1HElrgiallp3g gang our gait and the /
ood Laird bless ye, and take a Iikin to
e. When the master comes agin' tell
i'm watched his Georgy. till the Mad
IA Rll5Es desal- q
The negroes watched the carriage
heels and the heavy trunk wagon, till
9TH had -vanI5hed ifohI sight. .'e''
"Whar is dey gone, you recl1on,U
aculated Aunt Chloe, the cook. |
,,EBeg4iass5g 4 gIltaIaIha we8jdtta5b
sep dark" ," said a pretty muIatto maid.
Ole Miss Hughes gwine to be humble
se mad, when she comes back, some
her deviImeJH 1 know. Miss ArabeIIa
D business leaving Miss Flo, wild sich a
7 Iim-fiint 4 es her. But won't J 8Tqrse
hatIy be Goppin l'llIu-' a.iii q. 2ili T
Mrs. Htg1es was very &ngfy Wien
le discogsgdd the s5caI,ei late iii the af-
rnoon an hour after the StHaner had
lied. James Fitz Hugh called at the
,pointed hour but she met him with a
Qomy bow and told him they had
ne, goodness knows where. riI"f- I'D !
Fitz Hugh's rage was like that of
.ree Lyena. He igI3weEd'savagely on
e woman, crying in a voice of mingled
ssion and, disappointment You old
ol, can you give me no clue. you
ust know something.
Indeed 1 don't sir, but, if / did 1
)uldn't tell you. Old fool indeed =
7e a mind to knock you over l ex- l
ct she's gone to ST. Louis. to johnny |
.teFa She doubt Overheard us talk
g this morping. ii There itTIatBs all L Il
lawUIYL sWeREp' The eventI.Of the Z
9rphlg, had passed from her memory 1
dshe did notonce think Of theHIetterjE
,m.Indiana. IhebaAled 5eheraer and 2
Ilian hastened away and was thsit
yItion a Steamer bound for st. Louis. 4
.IglFlTr. j 1nf.1gp itE1g4 o'i tbatA
aea m sife CtAAPTER, Yay a., m.H ssjfadg
Neauwnile,l Flora laYs in lher. STATE =
I'm completely Frustrated in mind and q
dy. In spite of her determination to a
lquer an i'll placed atttohmeuK il had .
1t her an agony Of grief and mental 4
fering. to awake to the fact Of the =,
er worthIessness Eof che man she had q.
wildly adored. She mourned in bit :,
less of soul, and tbe faithful Scot,
,thed as in her days oFinancy. q,
q ken it's a hard trial my baruie, but a
should thank God, yc're ava, from O.
Ia tempter,i YelWere never lhadc for
, likes o him, Time will bring We a e.
BIT heart aginr and tbe, GOOD Laird. r,
I bring ye a letter mon some day
ana weep sac. IL tgrinds me auld soul W
zee ye sae,n Ia