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

discovery Of the new batch Of evi'
Edence, that was lately made against
Ker.v u
"What are you talking, about,
Eddies Don't you know that she
il grievlng herself 70 death abont
Harryfo n a s KY
s,Indeed, no and / can not under
stand why sheSShould think of him,
after having driven him from heI
presence lsii9a S''l'" HI tVN
"That only goes to show how lit
tie you know about "a woman's
heart; Viola Bratnlettis net think.
Ing Of her own situation, but her
mind is all the time on Harry.
AD6nt you think it is high time
she was thinking 4 little about her
own condltiong The time is near
at baud, when the grandjIry will
assemble; and it il certain that
they w1liiffnd'a bill, then she viii
be compelled, TO stand her trial"
tfIhdeed, I am glad To- know that
The time, is near at hand, when We
shall get lid cf this business"
aDo YOU think Miss 'Bramlett
viii be Ready for the trial when the
time arrivesp lllN sfs' la s'A.o
aOh, Yes; Isee no reason why she
should not; every thing has been
arranged except what 4 was telling
YOU aboutHeleh Hernden, and thai
/ shall 'intrust' to you" ] n ''is+
EDO YOU think II worth while Il
send me to Yicksbnrg, Lottie, on
Wild goose ochases"i 73l goh s1
""Don't talk that way, Eddie dear
YOU must 60 at once; | have go
{ some one INFORMATION ab0dt her, but MOI
duite 9aIl ~ want You will fine
| Helen Hernden's mothsrlives neal
the city of Vicksburg, and you mus
I'd there for the information which
II wan" " "0+' ~ '''g ,1.. ',t.4' T. .
nTIl 20 anywhere or do anyithint
| to please you, darling; bdt don
give IL ( / me any thing td 90, that vii
ksSp J pS away FROM AldHFy1sgg ny angel 81 vSF Z
a6h 10, ! couldia0l do that 'blu
| You can soon GET back, and then v,
| are ready for the trial. !" 4 ,t,-a.., a.-l'.
L 4Are You as hopeful now, Lottie
aS to the result III n TIE tAhe trial, as yoi
! we're at tirstsn y ,@ot4 flo.o5 1
hS:tTo 81 candid With you YOU, Eddie,
must confess that / am NOT, thoug
l1haye by no, means become alarm
! lea, That Philadslpaia detectiv
Ihas managed to excite public sen
lhment against Viola, It was yer.
unfortunate that Harry shouIl
EhaYe employed him, He may be
tgood officer, but he had his minf
Isatisfed That Viola was guilty, AM
iIhe could not diYest himself oft AM
,Ihe was SO blinded by his preiudice
THAT be could not see any eyidenc,
4 Except such as would operate a
4 gainst Viola, But mind you, Eddie
don't understand, me 10 say 4 yer,
Egreatly fear The, Anal result, be
cause, I doRt ip the lesst. Som,
people in this city will be greatly
lsurprised when the trial comes Of
Things will come TO Light that will
stsrtle some, who are now dreaming
lin tanciful SAFETY 4.,o assa.
\ aDoes Miss Bramlets know abou
this late discovery, Of evidence tha
Twas made by Dabbss" slaiea
.She knogs nothing about an.
thingJof q disagEseabIe nature, th7
/, my prudence could keep from her
/ / did my bestto keep All those floai
ing rumoFs from reaching hen esrI
Ibuti in spite Of an my Efforts, Mis-
I.Tadpoddle and Miss ClatteTmoutl
IBill occasionally come 70, the, jai
| and spout venom worse than tina
snakeI who bit me On the wrist; By
4 Iitswas very gratiGyingFto me to Sc
/ that Viola, treated it with scorn.7
IShe wonld be happy If she wa
Irecpnciled with Harry aS..o..,
lsLottie, when | was il heaven
while ago, / did not see any angel
1 thatip any, respect gesembled Mis-
.lTadpoddle though my guide dil
.EHet takene Y tAe gossiping aeparl
i ment," ssI III ,sss,l
aStop, Eddiss don't use lsYity mo-
please --the occasion demands ser
Iilous thought; let Miss Tadyoddle al
'EheF friend, Miss CIattermouth. 81
,Ijoy their tattling pgooliyities lhe
n ars iAore To ~ piled sAan coi
,Edemned- The truth il, 1 am realI
Esorry for them, because they neve
knew The pleasures of true love.
4 NO one ever gazed Gown en elthe
4 of those peor old maids, with sue
AZ lock of lsFes as II now Dett 0