The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-10-21

"Oh, Williil09s.l7|s, lss /, H &.
ayes, lnothg 1pa'Il
have made me!cHfisil 3
you I have sectFldh E|
ings. God knys ard
| her" NAG =
Kate was q -fttSnr SIS :. =
16 years old, ipcslo q
grew around b / i
heart gave qfk + i 4
'0a1'heeq aThe qz;orldhilHf
married. sheIilk s.
Hark! they aico lss3
too young, toe!ck
die. Farewell RI s.
I saw his jrpos q
clutched a reWer,N r,N "a
feet I threw narln5 S y
him from hinlf.
The next mont Il Il !.
pistol echoedlrou! s
glance show mg 81 3
stretched onie Ad #
was blank toe. "A
When I axe IS !
morning sunas sB
was filled wipeops
hwas satisfied.nd ENioI
the dead. Aday, fod corp.
less, l sat lide aans,S ~ rest, cal| (
Some peopIolindera esr 1nt the ,eI, faner
in to make rparat t1s t''G d;d NJ
and passed aentlM Du'
heed them. ofter dan
Kate Uasngs cs)asI All, ,;no all
/ She was drced imp moufi's, ~ sSartI t
her face waso CHA tha' A.
ns; aYou, too, Ike coo reproaeh M !
IN; No. moths, youtsr enough gsnr,ar VT
out nv reppachesI have co'
watch with tb dead ;, r .o;d 2
cit is I whiwill Nh alon' h;s wiz
pl5ad; How cai cain aay e. '7s y There va, ya77
even a trend of t voice TO 'e'i
she suffered. ,,oor chill
!. Irsaid. "It iiivcs another aapnslt pu
| give him up, gen toosl' my u
still I do it. l.,
"she looked up qESly'
"He has teA youI
/ eyes" ol
"Yet you speak indy to hle -
A sad beautiful smile for a mo o
lighted her features.l ShD ralsea e5l. y
my hands an} kissedit reyereantly. alaS, q
"Thank syu," SHE said, some 50 n,s,
l!souzwill beE sad farlhaving shoM' S
kindness t,ySae SO lhueaasssa sssa
Now, mcSeIleaye me-"
1 lett sartment, but did r !,
Ian night II 1t on the floor odAsld
door, 6opinahat Katie would BIZ
enter bu. nouchsummons care.
hight returne and the busy woad 9
!. nSyed,i still, heard no movement II
chamber of cath. At Last my 4; an
became sd giat that / opened the
and looked L. The girl knelt by
side of the .orpse apparently as :
Softly I Stole forward, and raised
dropping leadi But no sad eyes md
gaze, nothing but the white face
Staring obs oil corpse. Katie bag
by her osn hl1d, as a bottle whiea
clutched sroyeE L
The net da} they buried the p:ir,
erring sa AMI his child wife, u
grave ; aid as he clods fell on tie q
the brigstnessof my life wento4
ever. !.
Mrs. Blown puId say no morefoi
choked hr uttrance. Her listee5
was decpk afated, as her paleyiacSe
fearful EYES shwed.
Leavingthel lereaved motherD,r
ment, Mn. GrS stole softly tdhe d
and called:
"Willisr'
The childhe I'd her and caIo qulc
to her side. 4.
"Whatis II, mammal"
"It is 50 bnsome withoutyou, o.
ing" she:saa, drawing him her.
A smile Il up his face. .,
"Thehdoyoa love me, mama? 7?
"Loyeya7 l"Oh, Willie
Her atmswere about hiniow, and
was sobhnt on bis shouldel
"Did solebody tell youabout tn
bad boys?i he asked HalderliIgly
"They haY got a largefas' of wlisk
mammal
"Thank fodl Yon ae saed, mT da
ing" she died, hysteri'alh
She. drel him closer ther, shaclu
to him, sb showered tises on III We
dering hs. But ncvr until hfwa
man, villa son of hil,wn, did ne t
him THEORY of that Jer Willle,wht
childhoS and his hI been 50 mu
alike, al how, by thd hdnowledgepf Il t
other Wlie's uniortuIte career, lie b
been SAID by he. phaps ffoma II
): fate.-Person's Nagtfe. f,
TuEar or L1srpI ING Coverz
ton isnore frequtly spolld a.
ruined 7 had lIstenit than by Dd.tal