The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-28
TWICE MARRIED.

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the church on the Governor arm uoh
| you listen To her Just you say lhat
| you nave ieit IL To the Woiheh-IoikS 10
settle the wedding.
Mr.. Clark received MS order meekIy.
lie hoped ne would not he called upon
to combat the eloquence OF Mrs. Le
I Roy. lie doubted that he could hold
out against it unless his wife We're there
TO back him. tie sighed. lie hated to
see Eliza fretted. 1t was his nature
10 take things a. they came, but It was
certainly not hers. but ne had never
seen her 50 completely upset as she was
now.
some mothers would have been elated
at the prospect Of daughters marry
| ING above her, a the phase goes, but OF
these was not Mrs. Clark. She was
satisfied with her own station IN life.
/ She preferred to keep to her own ways
and that other people should keep to
theirs. She felt that she was as good as
any body else, and she did not desire to
be thrown with her people who held
| contrary OPINION.
The next morning came a pleasant,
cordial note from Mrs. lie Roy, asking
the C1arks- father, mother and daugil-
| ter to tea with her that evening: EDDIE
wished to accept the invitation, ana
/ Mrs. Clark could never bear to cross
Riddles wishes. She therefore some
what unWlllmgly dressed herself III her
best, and brushed up her old man.
. Now, pa, doat give IN to her, We're
| her last words as they, We're admitted
| tor the irst TIME INTO the peau'i1Gi lie lie
| hoy hialisloii--ft ""''S.'t' ou'i'
IN Fort Eoyal III the oid coleman tunes.
Mrs. lie Roy received them with man
ner that was graclousness itself II she ne
made up her mlhd to Go a thlhS AT an
she diQ II thoroughly oie iao com COZ :
batted her son engagement 10 DeautlIJli
EDDIE clark as long as thete femaIned
4 gram OF virtue IN opposition. Now I,
she had Determined that there ShouIq
re 40 vulgar nanny jars. 2ie sho"et'
proper 9Gil'iiI - ~ mat "' le''S'
AIl9 MIS- Nldih Wa PoN9lleS9 -
| interrupt lohS' ahlldpIe tete-a-Iete pG-
! tween thelr hostess ana hef husoahd
Lu I ',,5i WI NH Which
the dro,yinc-roons we're filed and Eddie
| nlavad .,ff airs an the niano Eddie had
| Raaa beautifully IaIIrht II the academy
/ he. not -, n,,sic a. IN other matters
when She chose to exercise it. wa. Great
! sba ,,Ia,.sd in that cbarminr nensiva.
| TWILIGHT styIe which serves 90 admirably
| ~ 6lI nm odd corners and crannias
| GEORGE walked home with Eddie
the husband and wife were tooether.
I've done if" Mr. Clark said des-
,a,atalv n soon a. tbax were fairly
| tttarted :. She was zoo nucb tor me;
- You didn't AGREE that a perfect
STRANGER should Give away Eddie ,"
| vs. did fter ali what matter
dos i r,aEa2 Anvway # cant he
| baIna5 now. and Il i nothing Int a
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:. ON o-;Iv child =" e,roaned Mrs.
! Gi3rk with tears Her heart was very
- It tbat nnonan+ ebo would far
ratbar Fddia had heen GOING n marry
.Tne THOMPSON. a clerk IN her fathers
stora zybn had beep in love with her for
,.aars AMI Who would have been hon
- nv tho oonnec+:,-.
/ 9t0' w ION, rather than
/ bIue-biooded George lie hoy, to whom
fdqie.s parents We're thorn in the
fesa' 10 he endured as best might be;
MIS- lie hoy carried the day Mr..
/ 1taFA, having given ms word, held II
! like an honest man. The wedding took
/ place IN 1t. Marys, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark were ushered to see their darling
married, Mrs lie 10y swept in on her her