Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08

months IL ,,,.,tiar thiS-IIDt very many
am sure when had Il call from the
br:c:.vrd husband. He wanted me to
gr; my hat and take Il little walk with
| linn in the lrun,hruin" shades of the
altrruunn. | ,iii So. ylad to console
him aS bre, could.
Il dare say luu know what | want. :
he Stid As soon IL wr were out oi doors.
wv hat III alrami ot IL, She may tool
me
she? Fool You - | asked IN an
imhrCilr way.
'Adrlimr .I"ncS," Mr. Clark explain
ed "inu know Squire .Jnnrs' She j.
the Stnutr~I ut his three. uu must
have seen her. Il likely Young woman.
with black eyes ana red checks. They
IN, 10y The creek. Ihl. j. tn" license
N"H can take il. iiut l""k mere" Nh"
has ~ajI ii" would. ana then called me
/ hnrn dozens ct times hrl"Ir c"uIH yet
"li al lie front ut" Ia Nay >hr W"uldmi-
heard her cal after me to-day. whrn
| | ;'"l P1"r" away. Don l"'I--d"n /
\"u d" 1t, she sad, hul kept "li- Now.
\"a Nr". II HIir Won't when W" ct
/ 'h"i"' You are l" %iN" th.l IIr"IIa' lEnh
/" M 'h'" me PT"iiic 'i'ih ne
h!L%ht nave iiN d"'ulH"ht back a%Hh,
ana l W"u'dn / pay i''n Il cent. Ii sii"
"Hh !. l"! H'r. >ll" may, ""i 'h"H she
HEN" l. see
bnt Mss Ad"!inr Jones Hid- rn1r-
r"I them IN her way >h" mai" INN
an excellent wife. dtr" -HE. She w.t~
4 lady "t energetic character. and her
husband had the extensive r"nntc OF
being her very oh"l'"nr subject. 1t WAS
even WhISp"r"t that IN some mrteur"
She wtS -ivr"rding III making u lIiH %.
hIn. My impression i that the poor
tATh"t "i "li"" days A'i i"Io IN
r"trrcucc la Ms Adril'c before her
death, "I It may have been merely au
instinct "t her sensitive heart. 1t WAS
therefore that She tried I" bind her hus
baud A> she d!i. 1t vas a foolish thing
To do. bat Ii Was HE i". y ni an affection
at which We may wonder. but not laugh.
/ Surely, il the dead rIu sre those they
have lett behind. she must know her
iurn"r Id"i better than She did when
She wOrShlpcd at his i"ct. She must
know hlIn, III tact. - II" really Is; III
which ease 1t Is Impossible She should
care. 1t MAS that which decided me a.
l." marrying hIm me second nlne. me
man WA9 50 N''ue't>> !" every sen e
'i''l 'iie attempt 10 impose >"'h an oa'h
! upon mn, WAY iih' uA itlS l" h;,'" 4
n"a'inS emp WIFI "h Anrh"t an'i ch"in
'i' "", 3''!"'' WIS ""' "!I''"S II l'Ii
from on >"cii i h!tH ',i"h.iA ny MS utter
"'itRit>>'i''> a. ~ IL own excess oi
"''G"''
'HAflhE IL.
| WAS called upon one September
evening by a gentleman to marry HIM
{ to Il certain lady. An infant could not
have been more ignorant OF it than
was II the time, but the suitor was :,
man who had been detected hya former
. husband al the woman in rrimiua. rr Il
tons with his wife: said suit"r had
promptly shot the III ur-d husband. ana!
! now sought to marry the widow. tel
! of this now in order to ask OF the reader
what Kind OF man and woman he sup
poses this couple to have been. Y0u
! say the murderer was probably broad
che>tei, loud-voiced. ruddy-vi>agrd
? black bearded dcSperado. armed ,Itcr-
al.y ITO the teeth with nuthS rs vel a
buwIr-kniyr- and rcyulyerS. Nutat all
. CnIuurl fAullj4ld-lor that shall stand
tor his uanr-wa, a small man with
h,y-cuIorrd hair and moustachc, gentle
hands. .eet and voice. Nothing could
Ice more ,uaye and -ilkrn than his bear
,rvS IL,, VERY man ,nu would n,lu-
,,.,y ~ltpos,.. L. pet r.,narir- and write
,uuuctS to she'd nothiu" more dreadful