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PARAsols. PARAs0LS.

An assortment of more than 1900 Par
soils at less than halt price, bought at 4
very recent sale.
$50 pieces Wash Poplins all styles,
Plain. Striped, Figured ard Plaid from
cts. a yard to II 3 cents.
125 pieces black alpaccas from 20 cts
a yard 10 80 cents, comprising the best
and finest goods manufactured amongst
the line OF goods will he found, hand
some briiliantine at 20 cts. worth - IL
Black Mohar at q - and 80 cts. worth
45 cts. Black lusters IS cts. worth 60 cts.
l75 pieces Poplins, Cashmeres. Bunt-
inss and other styles dress goods at
immensely low prices.
$50 white bed spreads slightly soiled
at $l.00 worth LIS. also $50. Marssis
spread % worth $3.50 to $500.
400 pisces Ribbons from 10 to II =
cents, WORTH 25 cts. BOur stock OF Ladies
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

N0NNTsNIDNIH- UlIIIL
- Wooi-lact Va. Apr ., 1873.
II Iohu Gisize Gal ro ". llonck Edward lea
,,,l Iohn pirleg late tartntrs under the name aud
e.ri.of Zea 4 lirsey and go. W ADAMS ex'r. Of
robt =, gowmat. decd and al other lien credl-
t,rs NJ T. B. Miller Commits. and l. j. Miller. T.
~ ,ffua~ clarence 3. fii-r. u.u-tou AIller Ion
/ rltiisr m, freeman md J. H. Freeman her
brsb,na Geo. A. Hump trustee. C.. g. S4m1.ls, u.
l.. Nation assigneo In Bankruptcy oi T.. J. 3tller
refi.
M, APP. hereby uatiaai tlstI have nzclun1n
Tho ann 5s, n lfsvrrxt t.t...n tl. u1ars0f o
o'clock A. Sc and ncinca. b. VI. Do fisk, u not.
m The mex. lair day thereafter l-a.iay excepted
q take and settle, ai lnN Ni-' inc $500 Al4tr ~
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Orkney Springs.

The greatest collection Of Mineral Waters<nl
the world for value and variety Of med
perties, with elevated location, dry aud
ing mountain air TO contribute 10 their fsS91
qualities The increased and improved hotel
capacity, the bountiiully supplied table with the
lest the car. afford, the exceedingly econo
mical board rates. and the efficient management
of the Establishment by experienced hotel men,
enables the proprietor 70 Ofei superior induce
meuts for the season Of 1873 b those seeking
health, retirement ana pleasure al waterlng-place
summer resort.
ESOnPd ESatcS. The Proprietor Of
orkney Springs, fully approaching business dee
preston, offers the following reduced rates OF
Board, graduated according 10 Rooms occupied,
and the number Of persons In each loom. Board
per day for one week and less than two, I 80, g
and $3.50. Board pc week for two weeks aud
less than four, 3. $40, si2 and ga. Board per
month for one month and less than tgo, $50, SIS.
so, and SIS Ministers, Physicians and members
OF the press win be emitted 10 p PR cent. dis
count the ABOVE rates. Children under II
years, and servants half price, Families and
pafties numbering seven Or more who desire TO
remain the entire season, can make special con 70
tracts at a reduction on the above rates.
The season viii open on saturday, tie l5la u
| June aud close on the 18th Of October.
All communications addressed 10 4. ". Jones'
| Proprietor at orkney Springs, Shenandoah County
Va. will receive prompt attention.
| Aufil 2lth.-tf.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
= Woodstock, va. April 18th, ISIS.
Philip Grandstan aud Jno. z. miller. C0mplts.
vs.
Jno. v. G. sa yards IN Clanccy. Defendant.
And Wm. b. tiaigett aGmr. q II. Claigott decd.
assignee Of Geo. ". N ildie and IS. 4. NigAtInan,
Complts.
IS. NOTICE
David Clinedinst, Jacob Iautz, b. T. Murray, g.
W. Nindle, ". A. Nightmans admir- julia 4.
Molhe Z, chas. ?, Henry ;, ". u, aud samuel
Nlghtman ......... ...... Defendants.
TO complts. and cciendarts and al others con-
cerned.
Take notice that have fixed upon Monday ihe
2s:h day 4 May 1878, al my Office % execute de-
cree OF the circuit court Of Shenandoah county,
rendered IA the above named CAUSED At its April
tenn 1875, requiring one ~ the commrs. of this
court % ascertain aud report
!. he amount Of unpaid purchase money Oh the
property IN the bill! and proceedings mentioned
lue by Jacob LartZ % Moses Ha alton assignee u
John T. Miller, % the suit u Gand-taf vs.
salyards also amy unpaid SIS.
II. The amount % M aid purchase money due
Oh said pro- erty from David ClueGiust % Il.
3aigett assignee Of @. N. Niud.e and " A.
Nghtman.
III. ANY other matter be may deem pertinent or
that either party may require. Wueu and where
sou are required O. attend
Given .uder ny Ia as comr in clancery Of
said day and yeai first aforesaid.
l.. /. SIICKLEY.
Apr. l,th-4w. WINS. & Bro. p. q.
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MILLINERY GOODS r! !

MISS JANE MYERS informs her oid
customers and the public generally that
she has just returned from Baltimore
with fine stock of Seasonable millinery
goods, consisting of
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SzOMMIssIONERs OFFICE,
~ Woodstock. Va. May 3rd, 1873.
W. 4. Riffey, adwr. Of Geo. Riley decd ComPt
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Frederick Ship, ................... Defendant.

NOTICE
To Complt and Deft. and all others concerned.
Take notice that have hxed upon Friday G
7th day Of June 1873, at my Office TO execute de-
cree Of the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah county,
rendered in the above named cause AZ is april
term 1878, requiring one OF the commrs. q tins
court TO ascertain and report
/. The liens on the real estate Of the Defendant
and report them according TO their res. cct!yo
priorities.
II. Balance due by Defendant or accounts stated
aud secured in deed OF tast + date SEPT 5ih 1851.
III. The actual and annual value Of the said
real estate In tho bill and proceedings mentioned
". Any matter tho comr. may deem pertinent, OF
any party IN interest may require. Given under
my hand as comr. in chancery OF said day and
year hrst aforesaid.
F.. d. NEWMAN,
MAY Sth. -4w. NJ. b. p. q,
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Hats, Bonnets,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS. &c.

which will be sold at low prices. Her
STYLES are late and will please all who
will examine her sock. \ cordial in
vitation is extended to all who desire Ia
see the most fashionable goods at tie
lowest prices.
May l5--lmO.
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P. HELLER & Go.
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes.
WINCHESTER, VA


We call especial attention this season
20 purchasers of clothing. TO our I'M
usually large stock. consisting OF every
thing pertaining to srst Glass establish
ment. we are now working under special
contract with large manufacturer and
are thereby enabled to offer much grea-
ter inducements. and lower prices than
any previous seasons. we are row offer
ing the handsomest line OF Blue Flannel
Suits. Cashmere Suits. Working Suits.
Dress Suits. Black Cloth Suits. Worsted
quits. Linen Suits. Alpaca Suits, Al
pacca Coats. White Vests, Busters. Over
alls. Drawers, Whte Shirts, Percal
Shirts. Cheriot Shirts, Working Shirts.
Under Shirts. Paper Collars. Linen Col
lars. Ties. &c. ever offered in the Valley
Of Virginia.
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RrOMMlSSlONEh VI III
~ Woodstock, Va, May 3rd l57s.
Paul Nesselrodt, Joshua Sine aud Rebecca bis
wife, Samuel Beeler and Barbara his wife Emanuel
Nesslerodt, DelaHder and Catherine his wife.
yS.IN CHANCERY.
Anna Nesselrodt. admrx Of Andrew Nesseirodi,
decd.
NOTICE.
To Complt. and Deft. and all others concerned.
Take notice that have ixed upon wednesday
the 5th day Of June 1873, at my Office 70 execute
becree of the circuit court, Of Shenandoah County
rendered in the above named cause al rs April
term l57SreQuiring one of the cOmrs. Of the court
t. To state settle and adjust the administration
accounts Of Anna Nesselrodt the admrx. Of An
drew Nesselrodt decd. showing assets in hands
OF said adm'rx debts against said Andrew Nesfel-
rodt's dec d property coming into her hands, and
the personal estate not accounted for by her II
any such.
;. To ascertain and report the actual and annual
Va lue OF the real estate OF which SAID Andrew
Nesselrodt died. seized and possessed.
g. To repor, any matter said COMMISSIONS may
deem pertinent, or any interested party may re-
quire. Given und r my hand as conn. in ebay.
Of said day and year first Aforesaid.
Z. D. NEWMAN.
May S-4w' " < w.p.q.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ . Woodstock Va. May 81. ls,7:
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
j. c Mcdonald. W. $. Hook Exr. Of samuel
Hook decd, VI. L. Walton, Trustee. Deiis
NOTICE.
To Complts. and Def,s. and all Others concerned.
Take notice that have fixed upon wednesday
the 18th day Of June 1878 at my oiic, % execute d
dec ee Of the circuit court Of Shenandoah county,
in the above named cause az its April term 1875,
m a clluterT . ascertain an
/ TIE actual and annual value Of the real estate
in the bill snd proceedings and report whether thr
issues AID profits vi the same WI satisfy the debt
ia five years.
II. The balance Of the unpaid purchase money
due on the same with all judgments and trust
liens on same.
the Henry Emswiler house aud lot situated IN the
town OF EdinDurg, Shenand lah County Va.
". Any matter said comr. may deem pertinent
or any party interested may require.
Given under my hand as comr. in chancery %
said day and year first afo esaid.
Z. d. NEWMAN,
FAY Sth-4w. W. K ". p. q.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
\ woodstock, Va May d 1873.
samuel L. Crabill and Abraham Crab!l E1'rs oi
David Crabili decd........ ...-- 'ompl-
VS..
Elijah Rosenberger. ................... .Deit
~ CIIANCERY.
NOTICE.
To Cos.plts. and Deft and all others concerned
Take notice that have hsed upon Tuesday tn,
flth day Of June 1873 70 execute 40 my office q
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah county
| rendered in above named cause At Us April term
1878 recurring one OF tic commrs. of this ccrr- O.
ascertain and report.
10 balance dine from Elijah lceDLtN.IeL u.
/ lis deferred payments.
4. Annual and actual value Of the real estate
! 8. judgement aud other liens according - tho.i
| prorities.
| 4. Any matter the comr. may deem pertinent "G
any party interested may require. Given under
my hand as comr. IN chaIcCry Of said DAY ana yeai
/ irst aforesaid. -
f.. d. NEWMAN.
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TERMS OF SALE

One third cash, one Third ia Zine months and
ue third i'm eighteen months from tie day OF sale,
tie deferred payments g. lcar interest and % be
secured by deed Of trus, upon the property. At
the option 0f the purchaser sijtoi lfIv z
the Nsn pro srfy may rem ia uuc1llso'el cuFino
the axe time Of Mrs. liza NJ. L. seemer, and tn
interest thereon paid annual b. the CONT, in cas-
si,e SD ould refuse lo unite IN tAc decd.
MM J.. IL ARK,
J.. = DANDkID5E.
Jts. III WILLIAMS
May ST Special Comrs.
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Also the building lets referred 20 in said decree
situated az the place. and which were sold %
J. W L. M-o.e and Joseph Perry by ". VI. seemer
Sreca Comr. in said cause, ana which are de-
50 ibed a. bot No. containing tlrcl-e!gAts Of an
acre. ana LIT so. p containing are-oig hts Of an
acre. IN the Plat or said lots made by r. ". Allen
NJ -ot-.r.I Il IL .aL. .lus..
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P OSITIV ELY
VII ARR fHE CHEAPEST HOUSE
in the Valley
p. HELLER e Co.
Winchester. Va.
new GOODS OPENED
Daily.
PRICES BEING CONSTANTLY
MARKED DOWN.

. cases $500 yards calico at 4 cents
$500 wards of calico at 43-4 cts. 1906
wards best calicoss at cents.
1000 pounds of calico at % cents Il
pound, 2 bales OF that 4 IA cent brown
cotton.
yard wide cotton 6 l-2 cts.
1000 pieces Hamburg Edging iron
l-2 cents yard dP.
Victoria lawns from 10 cts. up.
French organdie lawns at II ID cents
Lawns at l2l-2 cents. , button ki(
gloves at As cts. pair. II IL shcetingi
% cts.
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i Take notice. that the undersigned Com
missioners, appointed to contract for the opening
Of the public road In the lower part OF Povels
Fort. Shenandoah County, will receive bids, for
the opening and construction Of the same until the
18th day Of June 1878. 80
Bids will be received for the continuation Of the
working sections, and any information given by
calling upon either Of the undersigned or address,
ing them at Seven Fountains, Shenandoah County,
Virginia. May 27th 1878.
TOBIAS GLEN,
ADAM RIDEN0UR, Com.
ABRAHAM ROSS, O.. CD
May 29ih.--2t.
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To comp.,s. and defendants and alb ether per-
SONS concerned.
Take notice that / have fixed Hp0u wednesday
the 10Th day II May 1915 az ny .l4e o. execute
decree ct tic cgciit e. MT OF sheu nd0ah county
rendered ln tue above named cause 40 lis April
terra ISIS. requiring one of tl- couu.is. " this
court 90 ascertain and scttlc
!. The value 81 the .e-. estate q which Jacob
Anderson c.cd seized aad l, q before and aitsr
ASST lumeat ~ Dover.
Tie sccoant OF u,a adfu.-is--at9r of Jacob
Anderson q 20 a
3. The amount x Tie ilal1llcss and liabilities
: Of the said estate and any os4ef matter be may
( deem reriIneft vi Which either party may re-
ql.re. When au1 waell goa aE2 required 70 at
/ tcnd. Given under m' hand as corr 81 chy. OF
+ said c0urt tat deg sud yc1- nrs. a'orasai..
f.. /. ~lICKLEH.
/ anr 2t-tv. ". l. ". p. q.
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apr. 2i-4w. W. X W. 2. q.
seupmc SALE or PaoFrHrY

sAUDIfC sAlL gr PROPERTY
an ORKNEY SPRINGS.
IN pursuance Of the cccre. az .hc Great Court
OF Frederick county az IT, Aslch term lsis, in he
chauc.ry CAUSE 81 William s.eE,oTs 'dmr. against
jo-.rh D. >ecrner's heirs ana Hm. ,eemsr's Lc'rs
ys. nHl. Se.u.cr's heirs. we VIII Cfior fli sale at
public auction ~ front az iAe Court Honse in
.t...---.---.- !. - -.-l-.-. q
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Credits.
1877 April I'd. by a.
mounts received
from Royal Land
Companv. 100000
Interest on same TO
date. 2'.9l
Feb. 2Sth, 1873, by
proceeds Of sale Of
line at auction, 5lOO.OO o31I.9l
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va. May b. 1870.
Daniel Millrr & c.. .............. .... tomllts
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
j. c Mcdonald. ". $. Hook Exr. Of salnua
Hook decd, VI. L. Walton, Trustee. Dei;s.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Y odsiock, Va. May d 1873.
Samuel L. Crabnl and Abraham Crab!ll E2'rs 81
David Crabil dec'd........ ....- 'ompt-
vs..
r.tissh poqanhar0cr ........... ......... Dsft
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~ III D. y I'm I

VIM. IT, Iicc. sheriff com. aJmr. ~ Jacob 4
dcrs0n deed aud Rachel Andersen. ...... Del
NOTICE N CuANCERY.
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IIIIHU NIsVIUt7 gu ~ ~ -
~ CHA NCERN'
NOTICE.

F.. D. \ EN MN,
May s-4w. W. & W. ?. q.
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~oNNIsSIOSER'S OFFICE

TsoMMIssIOSER'S OFFICE
~ Woodstock, Va, May 3rd 1878.
Paul Nesselrodt, Joshua Sine aud Rebecca bis
wife. Samuel Beeler and Barbara his Wife, Emanuel
yesslerodt, DelaSder aud Catherine his wife.
YS.IN CHANCERY.
Anna Nesselrodt. admrx. Of Andrew Nesseirodi,
decd.
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Robf. ReverIey's Reply TO a Csnmuni.
eatIsn In Shenandoah HERALD or May
5th Signed ssteckhsider' In Regard TO
the Va. Telegraph Line.

The Va. Tel. Co. was organized in
1870. The stock subscription to it
amounted to slS925.52
The cost Reconstruction aud
equipment 2242S.5S
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6rOMSIsSONER' OFFICE,
= Woodstock, a. April 18th, ISIS.
Philip Grandstan aud Jno. z. miller. C0mplts.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28
Prince Of Bulgaria.

Prince Emmanuel vOgarides, who
is likely to be the first ruler over the
new State Of Bulgaris. is the nephew
If Aleko Pasba. formerly Turkish
Ambassador at Vienna, and comes Of
an old aud patriotic Bulgarian family.
His grest-grandfather obtained per-
mission from the Porte to introduce
the Bulgarian language into the
scbools::and church services, in despite
of the endeavOrs of the Greek Pstri-
arch, and his grandfather and father
rendered services as distinguished to
their oppressed nationality. Afier
the massacre of 1876 Prince Emman-
uel was prominent in relieving the
distresses Uf his country men and pro-
tecting them. lie is described as a
msn Of ability. wealth and education
wkom the Russians have Of lnte
slighted. not being very desirous o.
encouraging a man who n'isht be ID
The way Of their schemes for the reor
ganization of Bulgaria.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28
Marrying for Motley.

4 late author very truthfnlly says
';old cannot buy happiness, and the
parents who comre! their daughters
10 marry for station or money commit
grievous sin against humanity and
God. And woman who marries d
cburl for his wealth will find that shh
has made terrible bergain-tLat all
the gatherings Of heart!ess grandeur
are phosphorescent gatherings Of bear,-
wre,chedness that her life will be ono
Of gilded misery. and ber old age will
be like crag on the black side Of y
desert mountain, where cold moon
beams sometimes Glitter, but no birds
sing, but wild storms howl aud hoarse
thunders roar, and through the sweep
ing storms shall be heard the stern
voice Of tie great God, saying. Your
riches are corrupted, your gnrmcnts
are moth-eatcn, your gold and cileer
are csnkered. and the rust UF them
shall be witness against YOU. and
eat your flesh as If it were hre.'"
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28
Loving Friends.

Never cast ASIDE your friends if by
any possibility you can retain them.
We are the weakest Of spepdthrifts if
we let one drop off, through inatten-
ton. or let one push away another. or
if We hold aloof from one through
petty Jealousy or needless slight OF
roughuess. Would you throw a@ev
a diamond because it pricked you ?
One good friend is not to be weighed
against the jewels of the earth. II
there is coolness or unkindness be-
tween Us let us come face to face and
have it out. Quick. before the love
grows cold! Life is 100 short tD
Gnsrre. in, or TO carry black thoughts
of friends II is easy to lose friend.
but new one will not come for CAL
ling, nor ,nase up for the old one.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28
The Spirit Of Self.Sacriflce.

The spirit Of self-sacriiSe is one Of
the great beauties Of holiness. Hus-
band yielding to wife, wife 20 husband;
brother to brother; sister to sister
friend to friend in great things, but
in small, especially. First aud FORE
most, see that the spirit is with you
at home then carry it abroad into tho
world. 1t is spirit TINT will sweet
en- happiness aud brighten troubles.
and when the soul is ready to wing its
flight TO its eternal home. it will have
the uuspeakable consolation Of know
ing that it has not lived to itself; that
it has left the world happier and bet
ter iu some degree than it found il;
that it has been faithful to its earthly
mission So will it listen with unut-
terable bliss to the sentence: well
done, thou good and faithful servant;
enter thou into the joy of thy Lord II
-,lrgOsy.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28

among clippings made by poor
Bell we find the following. What a
pity that be did not try harder to live
up to its sentiments, which he seems
to have endorsed:
TIE more quietly and pcaceably We
get on the better-the better for our
ncighbors. In nine cases out of ten
the wisest policy is, If man chests
you. quit dealing with him if be is
abusive, quit his company; if be
ISLANDERS you, take care to live so that
nobody will believe him no matter
who he is. or how be misuses you. the
wisest way is to let him alone /; for
there is nothing better than this cool:
calm, quiet way Of dealing with the
wrong we meet With.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28

Benjamin f. Butlet lotes the sold.
icfs of the Union much, bot be loves
the sailors mole. He bas generously
taken care Of $4,000 Of The money
Of Farragms tars. rhey could not
possibly have invested it so pro6tsbly
rs the far-seeing Yankee lawyer, and
they ought to he gratifed to know that
by this time it has increased to noble
sum. That they are never to feel Of
it or spend it should not cause thenr
any regrets. 1t is ,be boundless love
Of tie thrifty BeajaInin that they
should cansider. lie has been real
pa to them.-COuricr-JOurnal.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28

Here Is another paragraph clipped
by J. NJ. Bell from some paper. Was
it the reflection of foreboding Of his
approaching dissolution?
Death is the wish of some, the re-.
lief Of mauy. and the end of all. 1t
sets the slave At liberty. carries the
bunished man home, and places all
men on the same level, insomucb that
life itself would be punishment with
out il.
Richland beacon., 1878-09-28


after fight, and being half smoth-
cred, I found myself crawling up the
side of the gulch, ever so low down.
and dragging Jael into safe place
with her BARN.
She fell down afore me, hugged my
legs and kissed my feet and then she
started up and began staring up aud
down. ending by seeing just above us.
old Hrz clnging there still, with his
sound arm. rtmmed into the bush.
ard his body swept out by the fierce
stream.
The next moment she had seized
lie By tie arm, and WAS pointing at
him. and she gave q wild kind Of
Shrek.
Hes eohe coon. my GAL" l says
though she couldn't hear me; and |
was gloatihs over her beautiful white
face aud soft, clear neck, as thoHght
that now she was mine-all mine.
I'D saved her out OF the food, and
there was no Hez to stand in our way
"Suse him Save him!" she
ehrieked in nv ear.
Whit. Hez q? Save Hei. to come be-
tween Us once more? Save her hus-
baDd--the man | bated, and would
gladly set die. Oh, | couldn't do it,
and my looks showed it. and she re ad-
ing me like book the while. No, he
might drown-he was drowned
must be- No; inst then he moved.
But. nonsense! | wasn't going to risk
my life for his, aud Gu; my own throat
as 10 the htur'
She went down on her knees to me,
though. Pynling again at where Hcz
still hoated and tho old feeling Of
love for her was stronger on me than
ever.
You're asking me to die for you,
Jael - I shouted in her ear.
Save bim-save HeZ !" she shrieked.
YES; save him!" l groaned to N.Y.
self Bring him back to the happi.
ness that might be mine. But she
loves him-she loves him, and must.
gave one look at her-as l thought
my last-and l couldn't help it. If
sic had asked me dumbly. as she did,
to do something ten times as bad, l
should have done it and with a run
| got well up above Hez afore l
jumped in once more, to have the
same fight with the waters till was
swept down to the bush where he was.
I'D got my knife in my teeth to Gu,
the brush away and let him free bu,
| was swept against it and MY weight
tore I, away. aud Hez and l went
down the stream toeetber-him Sc
done up that be lay helpless upon the
waiex.
Something seems to tell me to hns
ish him off, A minute under water
would have done it: but Jael's face
was before me, and at last | got to
the other side, with her climbing
along beside It's; and If it hadn't been
for the hand she stretched down to
me, l should never have crawled Out
With old Hck-I was that done.
AS dropped down painting on the
rock, Jael came to my side, leaned
over me and kissed re, aud turned
away, for the next moment she was
trying hard and bringing her husband
to, and I was once more beginning tC
feel that l had been a fool.
/ aiu't much more to tell. only thai
the food went down most as quick a:
it come up, and Hez got all righ'
aguin with his broken arm and die
well. They wanted much to b.
friends, but l KEEP away. I felt as !
I'D been fool to save him, and wa
kinder 'sbamcd like Of it, SO took OF
to Frisco, where, after cumming
about. | took to going voyages to Pan
anna and back, and the sea seemed 4
suit me like, and there ; stuck to it.
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polio. JURORS:
Ward John Bishop;
2-E. Scott;
3-Jchn II. Milling;
80. s4--tiensy, q. Mansharn,
3-P. H. Pafhau,.
6-J. L. Lobdell.
Frank Hatch.
Jno. S. Summerlin. Clerk.
n. w. McLemore, Justice Peace 2nd wari,
will hold regular terms OF court the 2nd and
l,h Saturdays IN each month.