The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-26
THE xRrxE HaRALu,
Rejected SuitOrs.

Rejected Suitors.
A woman never quite forgets the
man who vnoe loved her. She NAV
not have loved him sho may indeed
have given him the No instead of tho
Yes he hoped for; but the remem.
brarce that ho desired a Yes always
softens her thoughts Of him, and
would make him, were he reminded
>of it, friend forever. There may
be girls who make q jest of discarded
suitors but thoy are generally very
young, and tho wool, 6 has been
something that did not betoken much
depth Of tenderness. There are mcr
conary offers too, that only awaken
scorn and hate in the woman wooed
for money and not for herself but
really to have touched mans heart
is something not to be forgotter while
she lives. Always she remembers
how his eyes looked into hers how,
perhaps, he touched her hand with
his, and now her hoart ached when
he turned away without that which
she could not give him. She loves
some ono else. Some othor man has
all tho truth of her soul-always has,
and always will havo-but she cannot
forget the Que who turned from her
aud went hia way and camo no more. .
She Is lad when she hears of his sue =
cess, gricvcd when she knows that he
has suffered and when some day she
hears that he is marricd-she who
has herself been married long years
perhaps she who Mt all events, would
never have married him-is she glad
then ? do not know. A woman's
heart is very strange thing. I do
not believe she knows herself. Glad ?
On, yes and is his wife pretty and ?
And then she says to herself that "he
has quite forgotton," and "that, of
course is BEST" and cries little.
a. Il. Stewart Is famous for his
dinner parties, which are u,ually
given on Sunday. He has one of tn Q
finest wine vaults in New York, and
brands of brandy, port and sherry
that no one else in the country can
bonst OF. His teble service is mag
niiccnt. Gne silver dinner set, lined
with gold, was made in London two
years ago at cost of $47,5OO. 1t
consists of over 200 pieces. Then he
has famous Dresden china set of
200 or 300 pieces, in which no less
than seventy different colors are in
troduccd. The china is transparent
aud on holding it to the light, the
monogram, GA. II. S." can be seen
like w.ter"ma,k in note paper. Mr..
Stewart is Is very entertaining host,
and he likes the character amazingly.
lie has the best trained servants in
the city, and his dinners pass off in
the methodical and systematic man.
ncr of clock work. His wife and
niece Mrs. Butler) usually assist
him in dispensing the bospltalities of
the "whito marble palace"
The Rev. j. Nj. Dawson, a Presby-
tcrian clergyman Of San francisco,
has been dismissed from his charge
by his presbytery, bscause he has
boen caught dabbliDg very extensive
ly in stock gambling and flirting
with the girls. Late developments
IF tho case show that q number of
other clereymen made him their
agent to pursue the ,gnis f;ttaus Of
bonanza wealth. Invariably, the
money placed in the gambling cler.
mans hands failed to produce any.
thing to tho owners, and the rever
end spectators arc said to have
"squcaled" considerably. Dawson
has made about 100000 by his
stock speculations.