The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

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 "~hc ~ :, .,Ve'i he. 9be e. an9 a pa..r, usy .ilau>and. arc e-4per, h..sf- fax :. ;hc se>.
 ha-eerl e4eet .b..t lI.s nephew should gei .l.... :!.c - set,y .rsses.s. oi b.> eu.N daughter, 1alz ahild. Gglho.t laafia> has get esrrs ,ifaHs n li.s s.,sn h..s,,.>. !le will have | +t.sa serK at1t-. sae. tad u-4s that he ], mater ef N-adiawr me aha have sc-ke5 hs- aae.c - Ha4aN Ns4r, .ll, be furHed alr.ts. Nc ,I ls .5o rJ.-th af Miss Lucy ,o stand tas l...t.ee ,.l;h ..ai..
 Inc Aba.e ceI.z-er>.sjse''l ;ts'ss fsss.see i,,.- tween the gardener and .he haa,escepc' of N G3aUa. Wi.e h.ta ,faa3 -s.1t F the serSiee e; = ia,e sa,zcr.
 In she .aE..ty asthu qa.;e ] t.z'efeat scene v4s hens era ;ce.s.1ere ;ht -r.sis5.- nephes and tae grandeur z#.ef - .islz deceased cen.fe ated C, ] other fat the hrst tune since the funeral.
 Tie latter wt> :. young and e> ced4a5.y lovely .1Fl. atured lu acei, mo-fstf. whose eyes. dark and wonderfully ;u:rc>~- i've. were rNed upon Der e",nPafs ?. | man several yeaF> her >.Hlar. tad whose o;herv !.e handsome ;45.-w..> maucd bI Its insecure and eF..iiA e<pfc>>i..fs.
 |; ls Il -,tc.., 5riet io me ihai d.a goi see my grandfather before ise ,l5vtl. he pos;offlee stamp upon ;hc letter ,s. "toie me shows that I Nt> t.aiica nn the t.II of his death
 The wly man taoe flushed |, ii .a> implied. and there ka> some ksus sl:4ue>, Tn ,hc Xolce thA, sad
 |. -tse-s +Al4- my uncle W., m, liScl. to he: ..utat be responsible fo. the nt.,,a,c> ard ou..>- sions of othc,s.
 Then laome:.; later lc ,aid. ia a >it- CT tone
 I don, wonder. ray dear ceuein. ,h.., you feel hur; and disappointed Al the 'ea- or of your grandfather ~... |; "a> great surprise ;o me. hl> beautiful place mus; seem Ike d home ,e you. Aou need not leave t unlc9, yna desire io da se. By becoming my 4iic YOU can be ms ircss of K ooGi4Wn. for l7se sou. .uty. hase loved Auu tor 4 Ions ;l1ne.
 l. would haze been hard "a declde whether there Wa> more >rtpfse ar aver sion ln LucY face as she heard ms
 No, ever |. Wln the .ahcy,:aacc tblt IS r.shtfIllv miue ..ta . ae yacr Wifc. Nf. FairfsS. And be- tha' Hoa ~l!. consld- CT this answer as anal.
 \ look of sul.ca anger look the place of that passIor..Etc. a1i,czsttf,s; stse.-
 = will pay you y@ur sTAndta,hcFs ie-,- acN. then, thai you nay not be compelled to ren3aiu under the roof .; :. man aham you evidently detes;.
 . By my ia~yer,s ads,ec.l desia, = re- oeive |.
 The face turned toward he -pcase- paled. wh,e the eve had tery s;aF,ied look.
 Aye. yoar lawyer, adelee. he echoed. N.4 mend tp dispute the s II. then: 0r Nh4' gragnd :"
 By ny lawyer, adt.1e. ref3sc "a cept so small a Faf,sst E; ~eo' fs Es-h b. fully Htac. .A.ss. e a7-scT 4ae~,''sss-
 ti,lber; Fari..< ...is c, deai,y ,.5-;lr5ca. not to >a, alarmed. though he made s s.Tou, eff=r- .a repTess 4. >i5u~ af r.
 - Nlsa ;h-; could persuade .a4 not ,o atiemp' .p fao.lsh ;ha- rpl,5f1. he 2 sad. are \ ,h1a ,h;ful 2au>c ~6f course yoQ ks9~ f Noa e7nJe-t the ~ il. there is a strong pTaba5tli;, 6: E9er isslas your legacy.
 . knos there Is a chan fer l.
 The man hand, andefed for fa7- mert alTniess!N among he papers oil iAe desk before him Then he Hxed hls eyes keenly upon that sweet. ingeH.oa, face
 .iou den't-ynu .an': ,hlnk Ina, yaere has been any faul pisy. Lacl
 ''I don't know what 10 thlnk re- sponded the sonns siri. ;uYn.ng searily towards the doos. ]: s hard IT me io believe tia, my grandfather would leave me so slenderis provided for. * - the rest. l mas; refer yol 70 Nf. Crawford. my lawyer.
 When the tNo met 4sain | was n he crowded courtroom.
 Not all GIlbeT. AlrfaN's ingenuity was able ;o discover waat course me p-oseca- ton would take: .he,her !: ~ould dis- puie the genuinencss pf ,he will. CT en- desvor to prove thai me testaior AAs aoi in IL state of ulind to make Il: so he was obliged 10 provide for either contingency.
 The legaree. Y. endcavorlng to prove the validity ot the ~iil. presented ver!- strong case Two respectable ~i,nesse. testified tha, they were present when the wlil was signed. and lh3, they heard | read 10 the testaror. who signified ms un- ders,anding of and as.ented io r. The signature itself though somewha, crampcd and reTnulous. as t would naturally Dc