Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-02-15
raised it, and read best cognac brandy"
nm its scarlet and green label.

raised II, ana read Cest cognac Dranoys
ON it's scarlet and green label.
( Ipeeped into the press, or rather closet,
round which broad shelves ran. Whole
regiments of empty bottles. similarly ls-
belled, stood there beside some hslfdozen
next the door, with their seals unbroken.
This saw at a glance Ny wife attempted
little swagger, and effected indignation.
but it broke down. The case was too
strong for her. She sat down on the side
OF the bed and cried cried also.
She said at last:
"Tll be better wife in future to you,
Jerry"
I kissed her, and We cried together q
great deal.
Poor thing! She made noble effort.
She was very much chagrined after that. |
used to SEQ her looking at me when she
thonght l was not minding, AMI her fine
ewes fiji up with tears. never alluded 10
the occurrence. There was gool in her;
and think my forbearance touched h.,.
She resisted bravely and. thank Heaven,
quite mas cred her fault
About SIX months after she was atta"ked
with Inflammation Of tie lungs. II WAS an
nnspeakable comfort to me that our good
old vicar happened TO be visitor at Ehyll
. at that time. Before she died, for it Was
her last Illness she became comparatively
serene and hopeful.
NV married life was OF less than three
years duration. and have never thought
OF marrying again.
An ELOPING HUSBAND AND DETER
MINED WIFE-The late Jn.aha l'1'uhe
publishes the following Passenger on
a recent Western bound train on the b. aud
NJ. Railroad were treated to an immense
sensation. In first clas coach were man
and woman-the former. Judging from his
appearance, was about forty. FIVE years OK
age, and evidently workingman the wo-
man was really pretty girl. not over
twenty one years oil. These two took ti'e
train at Charlton, Iowa Soon after leav'
ing that station. they commenced gra9u-
ally to lean toward ca h other, "and eyes
looked love to eyes that spoke agan." AMI
f,r q while "all went merry as marrare
bell " She was repos:ng with her head on
his shoulder. and their tands were clasped
toy .ther, as il they feared they would lose
each other during the night Their over
: flowing affection attracted the attention OF
every other passenger in the car. Thej
slept swectly. and all unmindful that Mr..
Mans true and legal wife was I'm the first
car ahead OF the one in which they were
riding.
Right here we must say that Mr. Nan
was eloping with the handsome young
girl. His neighbors in Charlton knew Of
the elopement before it came off. and they
raised sum OF money, with which they
purchased revolver for Mrs Man. and a
railroad ticket which would enable her to
follow her runaway husband. So when
they stepped into first-class coach at the
station, she walked into a secondclass Car.
and they left Charlton on the same train.
The situation can now be easily com.
pretended. Mrs. Man waited. until the
train had passed two stations, when she
prepared for action, and firm y walked in
to the car where the elopers were firmly
held by Morpheus. The first thing the
guilty pair knew they were suddenly
awakened. and there stood Mrs Man with
a revolver pon'e ed straight at her hus-
bands head. The girl iumpei up. and
rushed into the sleeping car, claiming pro-
lection from the Pullman conductor, who
10 ked her up in the stateroom. At the
stopping place Mrs Man. who kept guard
over her husband. walked him out Of the
train, and when they were on the platform
of the de iot. she actually kicked him. beat
him. stamped on him. and thoroughly sub
6ued him in much the same manner as
man gets vicious horse under control.