The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

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pension.
wha, burglars Is ihair' Inquired
The other
What burfisfsf Why, man. don't
yaa read tho J,apeuP Wb}. vnlY jester.
day the sheriff and his deputies rode by
mf hous4 on Che hunt lpf en- Last
saturday night they broke into Lawyer
linrks = house. In the village. an
carried On about 4 hundred dollars, and
then on sunday night they get Into The
railroad station. broke open the aafe,
and made ~ with about three hundred
more. That's the biggest Of their hauls,
though they've entered several other
places."
The conversation was continued on
this topic for n few minutes. and then
dropped. Neither Of the non thought
il worth while to investigate the cause
Of the noise. and they pursued their
work for \ short time and were then
called over W the other aide of the mill.
just rs they disappeared a face pccrei
over tho top Of The b~oard-pile from the
inside, another followed u moment later,
and presently two rough. y~illainous'
looking men came into view. and seeing
they were unobseryed. sprang quickly
TO the ground and hasened Into the
forest.
Close shave that, "a beln' as we wa
hid there NIL last night aud all day I'll
now said one. rs he pushed through
the underbrush.
"Yes; | thought rs once them mil
chaps was q com n 10 look, responded
the other. Good for 'cm rs the,
didn't an took us for rats; cause thu
p'licc be on this lookout now an W,
don't want TO use no shootin' irons an
make thmgs too hot We must NOV,
out lively from ere, BILL
Mot I'LL we get that ere pension
answered Bill, significantly. "Tha
layout were n good ~ pitched a US
an I'D be . pity MOTTO take Il. Sides
the Comment owes me a pension for al
the time I've lost in jails and prisons
an this erc's . good chance ~ get H.
knows where The crib Is, cause w
stopped there last week for somcthin' I.
eat, don't you mlndP This Teller tina
owns II wss there At the time. There !
nobody but q woman an two little uns
an they're easy fixed, an there amt N
other house nigh"
but THERE'S that ere other chap q
said as be was q goin' thercf"
"HimG He's crazy. an II he goe
ther At all he'll only stop . bit an NOV
on. A tap on the hcad'n settle him
anyway. II he's there-but then he won
he there
During this time Nat was not idle
Ills iall form. with long and stead
stride. was Fastening forward on bus
nes for the King" Il did not occur I
him what he should do when be rcache
Trscey's. and had been supplied wilt
food AZ present he was "obeying OF
dersr-and beyond that his thought Ill
not 20. II was. indeed. . long walk b
had undertaken. and Il was Just n dus
that he rcsrhed his destination. 1h
Halfway House was q lonely hostclry
situated At the intersection Of two road,
with no other house In sight, and was
common stopping place for parsons pas
. ing TO and irom the city. Ma. steppe
boldly upon the broad piazza In from
and with full consciousness Of his ngi
walked nnhesitaiingly into the plsssal
ztting-roomL Mn- Tracey came TO
wArdlo meet him
! "Why. Nat y that your
"Yes,E4." be answered. gravely. q
was told TO come here an get = squa'