The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-07

Clevcland's wealth will bestow what
need | am only like great many
other women; we; nre'not all destined
for happy love. Husht! Here arc tho
other bridesmaids, aud the door was
pushed open, and four radiant girls
entered, 's haf 'r'i sH' ''a,
'Splcndidti't magnificent cried n
ehoruns of 7voices;. How superb you
lcok how happy you must be. !! n
lind there she sat, pale and silent
with her hands pressed on her heart
Gliltering like fair queen, but, ah
how miserable. Il e,,,,.u.,r
Vel, until eight o'clock, VIC sat aud
looked at her snd admired her aud OK.
amncd her rich bridal present. Then
we heard u hutter in tho entry, and we
knew it was, time to go down lNr
Bcausaont had come for his daughter.
We'll, my princess, arc you ready 2
he said. ..l ';,' ht:r -
iYvs,' she Replied as she took her
f.thcr's arm. uuticcd that she some
what shrank back, bnt she soon recover
cd herself, and proceeded with as'c,ly
step, while we fuloyed her In tho
library We found the groom aud his six
attendants; among them stood Clinton
Jchns. lie came forward with that
easy, hali.impndcnt manner Of his, ana
taking Isabcl's hand, said, while he
fixed his pleasant looking brown eyes
upon her:
DO you know since have been here
this evening | have asked myself one
question several times; Shall tell you
what it Isl?
She merely bowel her head.
why did | never think Of asking
you to marry me-
saw her rut her hanl to her heart
aud shivcr, us il she was cold.
Us too late now, Isabel
Too late shc said, as She TUNED
ava" ana ioJk the arm OF Ur. Cicv.
land.
Paired oil with our sroomSmen, VIC
followed the bride and groom int, til.
urawin- room. 1t seems t. m, that I
can sec the scene now the brilliant c,m
pany; the rich floral decorations; the
sp!cn'illly furnished room, IL, Ia pals
Sorgeons'y attire bri'a W. r:le
around her, aud the bish'r cnnm .ncal
the marrl,syc service; as it pr'5:..,,
the bride seemed to grow pa!cr Sui
dcnly size staggered; \ lpzcn anus were
thrnst !,rwfEd co upiio' acr, an >h"
irll ia'n'ln, as we thought INTO those OF
CLINTON j"h"s. lie ID herto the so'a
anu i'd i'er dow"; s'e never spNe; W.
gathered az 4 dist nee ar@lni her 81 as
not Ia impede me tree cr;".att ~ u ar,
I novo, !, ], .,ny rbnu,, t.;n, vii, -,
'I:,, .,;:..,I
more ra''aa'iJ "can' III III "a 81 "i''
as she lay On that crlm'on vciv It ia.
in her .l;ttrr.ng attire. She fixed her
dylhS yeS-,"f' a'as shs was ayihS-
on inc hunisomc lace ot TIL: ni'n sac
ioVeo 20 WI, gave 4 rev snort Sa'pS
ana WAS dead 1t was SO sulden, 81 her
riose, that IL seemed u strike Us all
DUMP scarcely less wnite than the
dead woman was the Iace OF the mhn
VINO Stew her, ior say hcr lie did.
wonder IL ms c"hsciehcs never accused
MIN OF DeihS her murderer. One ny one
the Dr'ues'nalus sto'e up 10 her an
Kissed inc whltc pfo". fo"r Isabel,
Sohoe" astc'ie, your or'ual Is ~
"e"veh' nc u'I''r Sa', tna' Sl d'ed
0, near d's'aS:' p'' l a'"avS Oh .n;
h"' h'r 'c"'' had oroAeh. o"e s''d ~
"renehca IT,, ou. you Shn" IN ~ IL =
afa'y Foss,o:e S',c co".u S.vo IL ~, sum i
"'e'ch ~.L""u' or'aA'ns IT, "h't ID
you .nihs
'"'"A '"e,e arc 'h'te p'oA:n heart'
than the w0r'" Knows Oh SAID.