The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-03

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called himP' Courage having returned
~ me answered hin "1O, Fr mi
perfectly well, 40 very badly winiri
Wy the chase. llo SMILED NJ my mlhri
grim Joke and WI then walked ON ~
len q % lhn hail Tho Squire mHl
nH ai lbe door, shook M hand e0fliall,
nnl introduced NO ~ my companion.
Ny go npanIOn'4 name ioun wni
Randolph ! won't into the 'Spiro'i
u rary, and after We had smokoI
a cigar ! asked tho 50 ira whn and
whit Randolph was lln told M,
that ho a was law yer he had Iiyod
most IT bis life at Cleveland, Ohio. buI
on soro . count ho hn lett Ina
Lace AMI wanted 10 snitle In ON
village. He hal brought % Iollnr of In
PRODUCTION 10 The Squire AMI was 4
guest In tho house until be- could max,
final arrangements for tho purchase o
u homo OF his own / then told N,
y uiro what ! htd aoen the night be
fore llo laughed ut my fears nnt
iostingly told told me that / was n it'll,
dan answered him with n YER,
serious fnce and told him Randolph wa,
tho man hid seen aud that the doc
was The same one, too. We then wen.
into dinner, About twenty or thirt,
< ntlemen assembled around the table.
When the wine aud cigars were brought
~ W.T., humor and general mcrrimenI
toos possession Of all except Randolph
hnd L. lilo was morose and taciturn. ]
was frightened aud disturbed by the
events which had happened The
wine was laking effect, and n confirm.
Gus roar OF laughter went up from th,
table Randolph was silent, so was /.
Inc dead man for such | believed he
wail suddenly looking up, bcokoned "a
me and gave me 10 understand that he
wished TO sec mo after dinner. didn't
Ike tho idea OF having n conyers ton
with a corpse, but | consented. II was
dark when We badc our genial hosl
good n ght. Randolph touched me on
tho arm as turned TO 90 and said he
would walk down TO the village with me
on his way TO his tavern. | couli moi
object, but cold chills crept over
m ut the thought of walking alone ~
night with murdered man. We started
down the path with that iiendish dog
following nj our heels. As We ncared III,
bottom OF tho hill. tho moon rose. Tn,
moonlight gradually spread v 9 the
valley. Tho snow.covcred houses bo
low us, tho glorious night aud III,
strange appearance OF the earth under
tho ghaslly light OF the moon, in add
ton TO tho companionship OF n mar
whom ! had seen murdered. condnced
mo To screw my courage up. | stopped
turned 10 my companion and with .
qnhking hand laid upon his shoulder
questioned him as to his life aud IN,
reasons why h. hal loft n large city /,
onty himself IN this ont.of tho way
village "Mr. haywood he said. 81
was u successful lawyer In Cleveland
was t1ch, had made n namo amonl
my .olleagnes had awi'c, n beauti
iul, lovely glri' My wife's brother Il
me cause OF my refuge In this place
nc wa = clerk In a banking house
llAe = great many men. he began 4
gamble Tie became q deiaulter /,
snainc anu lor my wiie'
sha WI" .no a'nvuh. no nal stolen
M ""aa. ~ hcr uro,her s,helt
j.s !. returned my Kindness on
aw.v IN aa. ne' : sSn. mn
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Ne ,s,,a ~ ''su inc, s'ruek MN
say,cd ma 80 y. w. ano.'es part aha dc
him a. sho hai,osaI ra ~, oIus'i '
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sey,ion ~, ma NY ~ my wne &c
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o1n'a'n nyseu no longer; !
' VIVA, hau seen d nigh
In =" uceamcp aio a. death an
WIN l,e.nolng voice SAID. hav'
IvV'nNou Wunlng. 700. Tod forbt