Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-07-30

louui IlNi s'ii ~ f'''' - -
with the dim outline Of an anxious ta""
bent over her.
"Do you feel better, Miss Bryson?
inquired a voice, which she instantly
recognized rs that Of the new hand.
Yes, feel quite well now" she nm
swered. in a tone full OF unspokcn
thanks. "How fortunate your presence
was mt 50 critical moment. -
81 heard what your father said about
the money!" lie replied. land observed
that it was overheard Ivy a suspicious
looking rerson passing ont at the gate,
and, knowing thcway youwcro toc'm", |
thought it prudent without alarming
others, TO keep watch for your s'fcty.
"How can [ ever sufficiently thank
vou?' returned Nora. earnestly, only
now remembering TO dispense with the
support of Mr.. Overs arm, of which, for
at least minute past, she had ceased TO
have any need.
I.was at this point that Farmer Ery-
son came lustlmg ny.
"I.ct Iac secure the villain ~ he cried.
wher. Nora and George Dyer had told
their brief story.
But the robbcr, whom Overs fist he'd
temporarily stunned, had taken nd
vantage of Nora swoon, and her deliv-
erers consequent occupation, to quietly
steal awav--a fact Which greatly cX-
asperatcd tho farmer, who was forced to
vent his disploasure III divers angry NUT
terings and vigorous fourishes Of his
cudgel.
George Dyer grew rapidly In favor
with all the members of the farmers
family, and not least with Nora. In
deed, she and the new hand so; on
famouslv together. Nora, though Il
farmers daughter, had a mind better
trained and better stored with know !cGc,.
than many 4 boardinc-school graduate g
auI Georgr Dyer. though farm lah"-
cr, seemed 10 have been an extensive
aud thoughtful reajlcr-so that there
( was wide field Of subjects for tie two
to converse about. History, fiction,
1 poetry - they discussed them 81 iy
/ turns: and, ". may be sGrc, il their
humorous eve. .-- and tall, they
/ found trc - sp.ak OF other matters 4
Ilorc U'mc.i,atr personal concern.
George Dyer had been staying on the
place nearly three months Wien Hiram
Gnnrh. Whose farm Joined her fathers.
cqno on, 1lunn and 1,Iaio one dav. and
e.L,3 Enr, would .he ba his v.re--tn
which Vnr., - rlumplv and plajnlV an
svcr,l tl,,, Il, woul1n'.
At .b. first lu.0:a1o, e t,.s a..
farmer was = little ycxcd Not frat ne
t..,,!., W., o,1 HIM., ,,,,..; ,,l,,l..
lifted to each other. bat tj..u tAc to ,
f.,,,s voro ami ,>o~, va. ., coI,. ,bir,i
/ rut Farmer Pry-on WAS far too kind -
,.,b.r 70 think If f,r.i,,., h. J,,...,,tcr.s
;,,l;r.tions
~, Nora doesn't want Won for , Inns
land" he sale =, Hiram. when tra lat
for Ia;1 ,ba c,sa ,,er,ra hmm ..Ilo,,-
see how I'm to holm von"
AND Whom Hi,,,, limited Int ,bc ov,.r+
IS, r,t,,.r's cu+bor,t,. in III. ,o,...r Sc
family Government. tbo f,,,nor Nv ,,,,ol
that. since the Declaration Of IuJo,,.,.l-
cncc. ne Thought there vcr, 9, GOOD
,,,,,,. .1,;o.,. :, v.b;cl, fill. -.
,,.,, III. ,,l..,. ,..,.or,,,,,,t. d,
:, -, ''''-' ~ '''i ~ tt
''''' 40 u INC
;. maa i,,. a1:.n..,,
.,.,.,.r ..,,i,,. g.. ", ''''
1.;n,.o,t &c. -. ''' ''''''
.I.;.,:... 49,. - "'''f'
,,n1 '''0 hV"
Tio f,rr,or o,,rol IL
v-;l.iv i'''''
"Irovo Won, srol,or >o,,
o,,;ro1 III
/ 81 boron
"Ard ,vhofo boronauo,
-, -.