Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-22

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suf msny dsdut. The fact vea. Mr.
CnFry heard great many fsmosS that
we're ugiy Tor = womsn's ears. and she
took me INTO her c"niidence and asked me
what thought she had better.do. for the
Guich was getting 70 be bot place. and
every owe could SEQ that sooner or later
Nick. Curry would have big eight on his
hands unless he made himself scarce.
4 told her very frankly that 1 thought
she had better persuade her husband to
leave, and it would be prudent to lc. none
Of the miners suspect it, She thanked
me. and said she would follow my advice.
There was fellow from Missouri
among US that We called 'Woolly Char
ley from the immense crop Of curly hair
that grew upon his head. A more des-
perate scamp | never saw. There was no
SIN that fellow wouldn't commit il he got
the opportunity. Well. Woolly Charley
was the only man ever heard of that had
any show in fight with Nick Curry's tie
ger. The night before they were to leave
.he gulch. Charley actually broke Nick
bank: Curry was nearly crazy. ,a'ir
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There's no use Of plaving the mar. of
injured innocence resnonded CHARLIE
looking him squarcly in the eyes. .;us, saw
whether YOU will take NV offer ana t.an
your hand off your belt. two ,,n nl.v -,
that game. Nick Curry
I'm accept said Curry. with a strong
effort to control his feelings.
.Woo,lv Charley won ,,,;r VIII :.
long. derisive lauob he laid h,ck an tho
bench and regarded Nick Curry. who
looked more like ghost than a living
creature.
| Don't grieye. Nicholas said Char.
ley. here's your mouey I'll return eve.
~ dollar Of it. but I'll take the woman
'fhe nextdsy Ws.oll5 charlar nsa.in.
stalled in Curry's shanty, and Gerry had
gone. leaving his wife to the tender care
Of the man who had won her.
three ueets moro and Ch,r,.r .,a
his nr;,. s,,r,ed for San Er,n.;sc. +,
vas M, Known for , r..r .sorw.ra r..
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~. s" ina, enough asked Jerry
N'c""ias curry began ms operations in
~. r,ane'Scr WIN a natter'"g success
M oe"u'y VI Ha'e Always '"sured him a
r"od custom AZ ms oar. where she presi-
had ,,.nnh,s of .. :, pnt y. ". ..,. an.
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hate one summer AFTERNOON q couple OF
~. were Walking upon the opposite SIDE
q. Tue pay Gown 10 the shore to take a boat
aa 'errieo passengers TO ana from the
wy :"e oIa' was reauy 10 depart ana
on'y "a'ed tue approach OF the two men.
Who were coming down to the beach =
Mex Curry and Kate. who had been across
me Day TO VISIT piece OF land that was for
sale; scarcely regarded the new arrivals
until they we're seated, and the boat'nan
was ieisurely pulling across the water,
"nea snddeniy she uttered q scream rs she
go. s'sn' OF the races. Nick Curry, who
had peen gazing down into the water,
quickly raised his head to meet the cool,
steady gaze OF Tony Kirby and Natty
shoup. For kiroy ne cared liiile, te had
never wronsed him but ne bad stolen
oaoups VIE. and ne knew the time had
come when he must answer for the vile
deed. a-4
Slowly the tall. wiry form of Tony Kir-
BY rose frem his seat. and Surveying the
miserable woman who was now 1ringing
her hands and weeping. he turned to Cur.
ry and said {: 8 = -
Master Nicholas. I don't pretend to as
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