Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-08-03
NO. 81.


"A traitor Of y'u?N she exclaimed, il
establishments. "What can you mean?''
F! MAKE me break my promise to the col
onel, and spoil all his plans, said Tom
II don't owe Miss Gardner anything, but
he's good fellow as eyer there was"
Keep your secret, then, If you've got
zone, nurmured Marguerite, M with 4
dreamy consciousness That she would have
given a. foomful OF green lions to know
whatever it might be. 44tt. ~ st.,
you before The moon rises; but you
mustn't let Pen-Mss Gardner-hsnoW there
Is any, s W. 81 Sr4. aia
II WON'T. ''said Marguerite. H.Did you
really catch such line mess of trout :" I
Nov it happened that When Penelope
failed to march away from the house by
the side, Of her friend, one reason Of her
defeat was that Colonel Waring thrust
himself IN the way, looking even taller
than usual, and almost handsome in his
spendld Hush OF health 'aaid manly vigor.
y Sehof dafcia wide Palmetto
nat 10 zen just at that moR1ent, and she
SAID TO herself';' lies one, and old, too.
Il hate small men.
The dark beauty Was on the senor's arm
attthe moment, but She looked, somehow,
at least ten years Older, III Pen'seyes, than
she mac the day before; which m 'de the
next remark OF Colonel Warlng only the
more aggfavatlng nee
Soplenala, Is she not?s ne said. "Fhere's
soneILlng SO peculiarly striking IN her
s 81 ohiy' l thlhk' she wouid look pet
ter IL evening dress and jewels than IN
1hat simple waking costume" 2 t"t
'oo pom Je"eis depend Almost ai1ogether
op ~ 'heil seysins' snapped poor zen.
: 90 Sala the COLONEL carelessly;i IT'S
salu Tue 'eFafclas are very wealthy" '.'
ou.are turning l1111: the wrong way ex-
.i.'l.aeo Ss'igIope. y e shall lose NJ az
> ue1,.0 aNu Aon4,t. Lee ies.l4 lt
~ hil''O Juso' "i,sC WANT 10 90 "a ss'lo
ullo oo,oilei ,s allo Ol'e sllaoe IS twice as
s . uo VI ms Cl way nave you no ooJec-
'ion' ~ SuilslioAe t'aH 5;0
p ,Ieneiot'e "oulo nave 9iepeleo ae any
oeh ne tilne' ouG her CURIOSITY was very
lieaiis az 'e oo,iiis pony any siip was noc
''l1oseoi.e ~ !" Ai,ins W '''0 eisi' VI LIE
p@li NJ iioii'' ~ 'iioni.
IL was ii0a ~ 1e's-'inie oeloie lonl ana
0i'o oololei' VIII themselves lt. eogeCher
"s"'ii' 'l'i oo'ii " 'loni "eAe sohlewhaI
'"oouS'
'IlaVe you kpp0 your PROMISE LON {"
ASKED Tile ialter.
es' cohlouho IL lepiieu 1oln' ou1
"oll Ut corheo up any longer lave
you ..s
es, orawlea ene colonel ana
NICE kettle OF hsll us goe me INTO. Beats
our morning string al holloW.'
,sslH oW S that :. asked Tom
.o Never you MIND how 1t IS" was the ex-
reply. III Miss Allen really
nl n' 1he green lloh' her lrleho mas peeh
me-. ~ 49,
a4f Anything SERIOUS ASKED louls
.ll'}da say q Woto, my GEAR oooy,1 re-
plleo the colohei. DuI you may keep
num- II you want &c. IN gong to let
go. s.u.
80 De IT, exclaimed lom; ana then
ne auosS'' h1ehtany = milk Luz moon
rises pretty early tonight"
hemarkaply courteous were Ihe Two gen
1lehleh Nv the tea-taole 10 Ihe CUBAN oeau-
Iy-soiacleholy7 50 10 very" nearly prepare
more not water ZOE themselves. Buy ny
the tlnle ,he SHADOWS hao tll 4laoed lnlo
ene ilsno' @liu 'iio nioon oesan W ni'aho
11e' lioC "ofiu plef'sailC dgalh' LON lynn
was walking aiohs Inc la l paIn VIII
Narg ''erlte' ana slle was Trying her very
oeS1 10 restrain hersel1 from seeming curl
gus aooul anyihg' ..,st.s.,as ssi..
= gooa !eilow Was lom' however 1of
|usC oelofe eiie sSletaCioil oecahie u'lehoo-
[aole' nc s'iu' III q lo"' e"lnesO Voloo
~ iiS'p' l o'9 NY W Ieil YOU, o'' LII
hall llicl heo ~ thllh MISS uaioiiei was
if earnest "hen She oough1 Colonel WAL
ING o. you. 48l sie.. atta
SThe peart' was white enough as she
listened TO That, and ner voice tfemoled as
'he gaspeo:
bought Colohel aflhg
~ '
L peileVe sue was lor sue ACTUALLY Jeai-
JUS VI MIS- 0alcla'
MIS- 0"lcla eAclailiieo MAJ 2 ueil'o'
s.yvas that vo,, eacrat than -, WAC
naxt indiscretion
.s0,1v mart Of # ,,said Tom uHave Won
ros11v hp,nad the oroen linn ~
Maroue,ito fo1t az if q screan, 1rould
,ave been a relief hut she conld not utter