The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

lepiJ1 WonASA aAtstS MVAC
patience, and don't give credit 20
all you hear, bat come you must
U.kv me back to Jail. / promised
Vnla / would be back before nine;
aud she would be disappointed if |
Ix.Ied.n
Iescorted her to the jail, and took
my leave 20 return home and spent
the night in sweet dreams Of my an
grl, AS to Miss Rramlett's case my
mind was as changeable as the wind.
When | talked with Dabbs and Tad
POODLE, they convinced me that she
WAS guilty. WhenI interviewed
Little. my hopes Of her acqnittal
would be revived. And as returned
tafny home that night | was full OF
ha,le> What could Lottie want
with The private history Of Miss Tot
lcng was a question that puzzled me.
Who was Miss Totten!-where did
she now resideg-who was the man
size had eloped withg All those
questions crowded on my mind one
,.iter another; all serving to perplex
and confuse me. Who was assist
~ Loltie, in sacretg was another
,lroblem | could not solve. It was
evident to my mind that she was
working in conjunction with some
nne behind the scenes. / was in
clined to BE angry, because / have
not been told every thing. Why
should they not confide in ms
Wasn't l as anxious to see Mis-:
Bramlett's innocence established al
any one could beg Before | reach
al home, l have worked my self into
a towering passion, and had resolv
ed 10 demand an explanation a,
soon as | should r1turA from Vicks
i,urg. Doctor Dodson met me a
tle front hall, door, and / knew
us soon as M eyes met his that be
jhad something TO say to me Of i'm
pOrlance.
All, ha! here we come, my boy
.aglad 10 see you-walk in. ! have
something to say to you, my boy
trouble brewing. All, hal rea.
trouble understanding must be
done-nb tineto swap horses now
any boy. Lottie's reputation is il
Z daager-she must be- saved-nC
rfishy- washy work now. That deal
giE is infatuated with Miss Bran
le4t; she must leave the Jail at once
else she is a ruined woman. Sci
10 it, my boy, you are the man to d
nt-dont you seeg Ah, ha! you ar
the one TO take her away from tn
Jail. All sorts of scandelous talel
sGoat about Miss Bramlett; investi
alton says they are too true. So
cieiy will condemnLottie her nam,
sgllas already been mentioned unfa
vorably. All, ha! my boy, som,
body will be killed before this bust
fness is ended
"Show me the villain who ha
dared breathe breath Of suspicion
ON the fair Of my Lottieg"
sHush, hushl my boy, that's no
the way to talk; let US take til
proper steps to save her-she mus
not be permitted to associate wit
Miss Bramlett another day, lean
zee what Rockland means by allow
lngher 10 stay in Jail with that VI
fortunate womanP
.Mr. Rockland has done bis bes
10 induce Loltie to return home, BIT
sle positively refused to do it.
nave zen pleading With her als'
.bu: il does no good; she vows nev'
10 lorsake Viola, until she gets OF
,r~gthe trouble"
.Pshawl Ell, il is nonsense to tai
.aoout getting Miss Bramlett out
sine strape; she has fallen into a p
al infamY, SO deep, that no poW'
Ian earth can lift her out Of il. A
.Alla! dent You see it, my boy. 81
8,as not only committed q most or
u murder, bur she has been guilt
Of other detestable crimes, which
would blush 10 name. While | pit
II IL poor girl, | am unwilling to Sc
a,otuernIned by Abolish friendshi
dnr her. Society wall not draw th
.,,roper distinctions in such case
i.oltie las already been condemne
~ society, for assOciating with Nil
Bramlett. at first did not believ
Hiss BralnletL was guilty, but afte
agIl Investigation 1 was forced !
change my opihion-ali the lawyer
"a Memphis can not clear her. Al
Ia! i Idle. my boz; don't yog se'
Rsgiand Is very much 70 blame
Tor this state OF Affairs; ne has no
.sieue his dntyas guardian to h
brother 5 daughter. Alb, hal ny %.
alonat y6h seeg The tact Of the hu
RaeIand ie No ACCOUNT