Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-08-12

iou may iAuSh a. much as you please
Young sir, said Radley, quietly; but 10
ali That, what | tell you +, true
i don't deny your word. my dear f.l
low cried the young man. .Hnt ro'
yourself own that for two wears the roa,
has been safe enough
Aye but then Mr. Thornburv and
have guarded IT,.
Ana where i Mr. 1hornbury new?'
travelling south OF this, replied Mr.. Rad
ley, waving his pipe.
but you are gong to Gateshead 10
niSht:' said the young man.
Yes; am bound by oath to go that wa,
by night as often a. can.
Wen, cant you wait aud 60 with mey'
Mo- ] travel only with one man, and
thAt ) Mr. IhornbuIy. Besides, YOU hay,
70 wan here ior an hour or SO. and must
oe on al once replied Radley, As he rose
ifoul tls chair, and put on his coat. 4 hear
John bringing round my Il. now
w ell. Ill see you on cried the young
man. tome aud have a glA., before Won
20. Here's to our next meeting. which
VIII be at the Lambcrton Iun. GAteshral
An. tomorrow. YOU mean" said Ead.
ley.
No, tonight, replied the Young man.
I Xayly.
/ Are you stu determined.
I Nothing can shake me-
We'll Ike your pluck but. perhaps.
/ You II think better of it,
1 Il bet ou bowl OF punch do not
Done cried Radley. and il you arrive
IL ,h'' ! a'.iiA Il to'nISat-
-! 'nlI l'hle they had arrived at the inn
KaIl,,v III "i,'' tuel iound 'he gi- waiting.
i9 si"oA hAidS "'th The young fellow
49, ''I'o '"e = aP' 'hooN the reins. and
tile! ava! a. ia" speed
- eu'u' 'eu'u' '>ohlr soFt 81 4 fellow,
-, '-'e os'e'' blessed II III Ike his jour
Ia. why not: demanded the young
N'-'I
"' nc ~ "e picked on one OF these
~ 90 oi ~, otiHG LlcAy Ben
""' u' "u F'Aliy thiAS The road j, 80
HAI-' o">;
~ ~ H".s ne. " only Mr.. kad!.y
A"N u""- M IAptbblFI, Who, We know
y cracked ABOUT NJ fathers murder, that
WI. 20 'HAi way aiIeF dArA.
i'r'' '"'' t".N ! very singular, said the
young man 70 himself whh,e courage did
hY' seem :" A'- h"" kAd.ey had depart
60"
''" ihihN y ~ Tonight. after ain.
u l. HH,h ut.tef ~ lose buW. OF punch
than ones Iiic,
n
- drove iAto the ina ya-I H. turned M
id'e curiosity 20 see who 1t Wa. hopiu,
'hAt u Mi~at Ire fellow bAgman. who
"'A1 bear A,m company the .es, Of ,l.
evening.
- Mr. Eadlcy herc* demanded 4 man.
a. hr -pranS from the .g.
Nor. Mr. Ihorubury. how pale Won
,.1 Anu 'he o't''r' who would have
.'''- f'"' -ti haS anything
I'It l"u answer my questions:
ii'' o''' Ih"inbury, sharply. .
t'A"''i "''''
,.. 80. ~. ',''' upon an hoar ago, sir. said
.,y,.-- "a ''4i"
r., ta,aetI
.TAau nus, f,li.,,,. ,.,,..,-.
o.fler. You've been over,ifi, .,,.
.ir; she, cast 4 shoe and gone lame. II .
you yill 20 Won must have another horse .
Thornbury gave orders that auuiher
horse should be- put into the gig while he .
.tepp.d into th. littlc private parIor 10 sc.
some refreshments. where he wa. followed F..
by Mr.. Davis. who had considerably more .
iuru,Ience than courage.
Mrs. Popinjav,' said Herber: 10 the
l,ndIady. Won knew my father
Indeed dis. sir: and a nicer gentleman
never lived
DO Won remember certain ring hc
wore:
Ne.. sir. indeed do. All. poor gen
tlcmau. sobbed the landlady.
Today have found il. continued Her
b.ft
Good heavens: where" cried Davis.
jumping forward.
.Who are YOU sir: said Herbert. who
until then had not noticed Mr.. Davis
pre-, enCe. who darcs play eaye>IroPper:
Il bes YOUR pardon, I'm sure | did not
know what YOU were going 10 say and
Tut. il doe, not matter cried Herbert.
lin little time all viii be known. This
very day | found that rim. in a shop AZ
Bi.lop AucklaLd.'
Indeed"
i Knew il dIrecilv:l /. now in the keep
iug of the con-tables who are on the track.
| must see Kldley tonight; he ami uill
he'll, The constable,; We Viii never rest
until father, mardcr is reycuged' With
out saying another word. he Hurried out
to the gig.