Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-10-16
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A Romance Of Divorce.
1t is not generally known, says the
Cincinnati E"qmrcr, yet it is probab-
y true, that the novel OF East Lynne,
although written iii England, had the
groundwork of lis story in Il singular
marriage which took place in this city,
the notice and the attending crcum-
s1sy sstsgGeSs sSs ata tkss tipac j being copied by
ASak Avs,s hBcr III the cSGnaA
W. Sht&A @;a alS Sut as tnlow$: ri
IA AhA ON Z W M a clerk in gds&.h
town house, fcllin love with II young
lady whose father was well to do
Second street merchant, and ailcrpr
per season Of attention the couple
were married. Both soon found out
that they were not happily mated, and
Ht.cr 4 marriage Of seven years, dur
Ing which time they had three child.
rcn, two boys and Il girl, they mutual
y yi aItls' 'a;'gAg 1k4,34xeslrr'y'4g I; for for
|Icon,hMbirGbs 8AS 9arhadeorcc
was granted, and The wife went home
tohcr lathcr, who had, through ndors-
ing, lost his business and all his pro-
pcrty. The daughters and his own
misiortuncs weighed SO heavily upon
the fathers mind that during a nom
crt Of mental alienation lie look his
own life, leaving his daughter pcnni-
less and to rough it with The cold
eekari'y Of !he world rs best she could.
TIhe woman, a.bravc little creature,
tried every way She knew how 10 gain
IN honest living fact, workings so
hard giving music lessons and doing
embroidery for her old schooln,atcs
that her health gave way, and. having
10 money to pay her board, must beg,
starvc or 60 to the poor-housc To
Itpp TO The pther side Of the picture,
thyiIpsbhl4l Iuhier dfew months &C..
lsdsd from Tile marital bohia, ,ag:.in'
married, and at the time Of which we
speak had not only the three children
by the first wife, but also in addition
thereto Il litt etwo.yc:.roll girl by the
second wife. The latter lady being
i'll, The husband advertised for Il nurse
and shouscl5tcpPtSrs, 'whic! notice reach
ed the eye Of the first wife, and she,
i'll her trouhl ), went TO the former
partner Of her heart, told him Of hcr
sad condition, and applied for Che
position in his houschold. ! The hus-
band knew not what. to say; ,h,lt, after
giving her ample funds for all I'm
mediate wants, asked her to t;ill again
At his o1ict On allowing morning,
promising to consult his wifpabout the
IliltlCI ia lHc IllCullLihlC.
Promptly as per agreement wife
No, ! was OH time, as was the hus-
band, and from there thcy went to the
residence, whore the two wives had
tlieir first conversation, ending III
! \ .ttsNIr kN egTssqfept ier, y 1AliggaPrstsyhe to
I3coiHi,c Aan # N ccrpt Ihos EEhra # I,fAcc
which she did, seemingly dcliyhcd at
having u peaceful home oyer her
Idd, Notwithstanding fthc Very, ,,stlyaaaye. tla
circumstances ,nnder which such ~
sl.eternnaases gisen.os Necessity de-.
manlcl that' thy entire iiqat should be
! oBMetH!l az aHa'lhG,n{M,'h M,'hSuSckccper
treated as any otIcr help; that She
mnst care for The childrcn-hcr own
offspring the other child the
same as any hired nurse would do;
that she must eat at the second table
to care. for hsr charges. AL these
D! EhlgaE@ galE S,d gel mQfehtlhGllitRS FL g an 10
poor woman show, never by sign,
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