The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-06-30

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! M Ouest- had. reviewed tho case ny,,
and Con On the one hand a iieanno}nf1l
ed audience. but the utmost HEIGHT of
his expectations on that score was 4
t,yent,I -dolla, -bouse. ON tho o,bar a
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| Rratelul Hllllonalre whose influence
might aid materially in his worldly ad-
van - .,l,L ~
! Brsxton remembered. in the time which
came hter, uhat sne had Deen the one 70
! take him beneath her uncle's roof.
He mitigated the evils of the journey
SO lar as ne could. lie found mack AT
the terminus, and he found help to lift
Miss Braxton into it-for the sprained
ankle grew worse for the want OF treat
ment--and they were whirled over the
city streets to massive old mansion,
d1ngy and somber-looking, where he
gained admittance to explain the situa-
hon, while Alexia awaited the result
with dreadful apprehension lest she
should be repulsed. "a.
She had good grounds to fear it.
Persooa1lv Che kney not hino ahout tho
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i na.lto upou wno ,h sue was apous 70
lous fashion She scarcely knew whether
gus iaoiiioh' ohe scaroely hhew ."iic,iler
| he were dead or alive, until week ago,
| when she haA road an announcement in
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7 Sne A1"efteds- queen under the head OF
l .'Mr. Power oliphant has taken possession
OF the magnificSe mt. I Parmelee mans sion. re-,
wife ana da,,Sbtery viii Trace the the WaIn mt
! street circle IN the coming season, but. dur
ing .ne summer tne tamiIy VII remain IN
i just retSirnedfsorn Spain, where he amassed
f0rtHhe Thsh ~ is disposed to enjoy
accomplished lady was once known in New Jew
York socisetyeS Miss Rose sangerford The
lated ,,pon this acauisttion to their number."
Reading this. with a heart swelling
with ,eny2 alexia Rraxtnn made q
sudden resolve, she would mt in an
annearance at this ..magniGcent Par
melee mansion:n she Would demand
some share of the wealth and adj
vontaoes which ware lavisbed mon her
fortunate cousin So sbp sat down and
wrote the relative whom che had meyer
seen a cbaroctorietic note
"Mv Dn ,n Uvcrr oTInnr po,,o,,,,u
that you 'wiil find roo room in your heart ana
neae F2p rne b to m OF y9o o
4 visit or to stay Just as may seem most de.
sirable, after you make my, acquaintance
fr man here and shan start BEFORE
your letter could reach me: Look for me at
any time after RECEIVING Is,i this; ,,io
SHsN IA WFTstsAfEX1A BRAxToN."
1.-The orphan daughter of his poor
sister ought to fetch him." reflected
Alexia, g but if it don't there's no help
for it. L can't gush on paper. There S
one comfort, if don't make him capt.
ulate on sight I'm noworse off than be-
Il fore.'n n ROR
! = But the ,ienominy of snch an, appear
ance as this, the 1helplessness of her
present, state, were no part of Miss
Bfaxton's plans. How long it took
them to decide her fate, she thought.
In reality, two minutes had hardly
! elapsed before Mr. Quest was back,
with the hall porter to assist him in con
veying the young lady within. Mr..
oliphant stood in thelhall where he had
conducted ms interview WIN harmon
quest, tall, rublcund gentleman, who
relieved the lecturer OF his part OF the
purden' ana carried tne neipiess young
i"'y 70 a ci'a'r III 'iie ofaw ing,
II $50 this rs my niece, is 1t! he said,