The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

4 Eff. Worshani was her eecon6 hus
5and. She had been married to 9 drum
Ken, worthless vagabo0d whom ! wa
icesnpGlled 20 drive away"
aQaite right. Mr. Byrd-exactly
/ right WHAT became of the vagabond p
Il sg don't know."
! "Died I suppose. II Is ofno conse.
quence What became Of him. Then di-
vorc0 followed f''
"YJes, sir. I indicted upon divorce
againss ny dgugh ghter's wish and she mar.
ried BIZ. Worahafn, well.so-do man
But bad luck fastened upon as aud never
let go. Mr. WorshRm died insolyent,
land one xeverSe after another swept away
| my little property and ] was forced to
como out here 10 begin life again, It Il
O hard task, cir, for an old man.
II should say SO. You ought to have
f,emained among your friends. What
boy Is that ~
aMy grandson" family replied Byrd,
who vas weary OF this atyle Of queatlon-
Ing.
Gaibert is tho son Of my daughters
frat husbant.n
"I have taken q fancy TO him. You
want o home, and I win tell you what I
win do. Give me that boy and will
give you fine ranch, we'll stocked, with
everything You nsed to make you comfor-
table Isl. bargain?"
"Do you expect me TO trade of my
daughter, child?" Indignantly demanded
Byrd.
'"I forget about her. OF course she has
On interest in him. Suppose you ask her.
She ought to be willing TO accept com.
Portable homo for life, when she knows
that the boy will be well provided for"
| ~ will bring her here II you wish"
| pNc; ! don't want to see any women
folks. Ask herand bring the word"
II will ask her" replied the old man ;
"bnt I know whas her answer will be-"
John Byrd soon returned and informed
refused TO accept hiB offer, sieciuriug that
ahe would rather die than be parted from
|! der hoy.
aVery wsll," said that gentleman.
"That IL oil ! have to say TO you. Yon
may co.
John Byrd sadly left tho house, and
ils owner aigne6 20 the ranchman 70 re-
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would follow chat old man. Take him
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