The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-03-22
Ely z-e f,s. rfr1o fra-r-s AcCK0RESSMAN IN THE cOuE
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 The hg<. of 'a,t be5ea.beg uly ha-b.ra lad oses.sson Se Nls,: one II ihe i1.s... .llstH ot aIkaasaw. IT. ss se veal ~t5 1a.i fer ihc season ss,- Jade l to asceRpaav hiu. o1ae eseasf we dro.e ato ,. Fl34.e. seventeen mic rom ,he t.3'tzaj I'd he F 4sit lutsl., 5lagkSmsth. ias. les;es tf- aAP z ,aete ~e1e | .2s.tsizr tr - i.. tae .ae ,.s sfe Wee,.asa e..a a 5a.0GdatIoas t' f'' setfe> #Hd acrses through the | ]. as ~ere . un.d. tat tpefe ~etea .Ntfr .a :he tasen has cd BA8 74a.ta els Wha l.eed rish. duwn the St.eet n ih. .Wa-siorv- 1oU5le-ios-house wita Na,e hali between. ..iways tes k 1T siaYe-11s.
 Nil ]. d1ove .n thc house de>i4n t,ea and haliooeo" at he gate \ arfa' ,nouldered. tniekset, whlte-halred e n4n. wl.h ihe good Asmefel esirs .an a.,l ls usually found e. :. -. rta fsze
 me oa; ,0 meet Is. MT. | ftasls= ,aa~n has business ard the ot1 man aed. =. ssm ne, repaired 70 3e'4a eiers in ile mos, kasA.e manner. bgi .s - the best l ean. i..sht ard w5k a
 he thin. piping voice greatly ba~5 .le broad. full ches,, when one ~a4.4s suppose covered pair oi iaass q 9u
 .e bellows in the aforerisni .5 nssh, saap. As husband Et.ed ne feni 5..e .aggy he gave ils. gEaea and aa,ao.. .hed me to hush laughing" Sa
 raiiened my f..-e .,s Mr. ; nthers car .ucted US to the house saylnE merely ,ake in strangers for their own recem- nendation. uo, because | : A P.S.ns business. Is true l alters a'ase singh; large 10. the trouble | fsss Inc ela oman to-
 Mrs. Smi;hess e3 id,el 10 i've door ;o meet US. say VI ldle.. tdyisedly. for she was moulded ate. ;he stme paiegi as her :" liese lord and would up ,hc scales somewhere near thtee hundred pounds. and her mo. oas were dee. ie3iy on the paddle duck ofd.r. I.:i greet ,ng was kind tnd mo,hesly s;sh d .e. -ome as old [ ends. no: G.tcr s'ran scrs. might expect. \ ire oi huge lkoN logs roared up the wee A;s.cey, zen deting the room rG zaa-tlriaeiY "ariu. for the day, although ,ioedy. haa been mild as a spring day. and n les tG.r half an hour after our aIEssa! tat threat ened rain began io ia.l. Inc ctrp, were plashing taste and f.s.ol 1g..as the window ptues. when above ,.e , 2 os the shove! .lo.he, ha a, s. gate IS hea,.. Mf. ; aeis opened the door md karriet 1gt n few mo- menis ae reiatnc,. uss elm n tso ssG- t!emea. They prove 2 se angressEnaa Egeckena> gc aue. Gf. .tses>n ilea4 .cB- pfs. Husband 33t.Y E a+s ~:.h both, fc, ae a.,4 ne; ,.. ..c xeu- r.dge bei0fe aHt IL. a.9sA M t1 old acquaintance, srl in..ocaeea r '5,-ss and me fl.e old iady re, ei vls pig IS she acknoxei..eti the -.s:. 3a. and !. w..s t. ..c..; it9.a tAe 1.-t.c. aaa bustle proceeding iron t1e ajni : room. whi;her she had haseaed a.,er see.aE the gentlemen seated. ,hs; oee oi ;he a,- tons great o,iic !4ls had never been ac iained under n At roc. before. one 2partmen, 5 made ;o aIsNeg for ,ro 2 all the dwellings th5oa ghout this se ton Of country. or instance. the O.. ooeo- les bedroom IS also ,he s,.ung-room Tor the family, the q ,ve!.ng gaes, and neigh. oorhood visitor. The inevitable shed lst back oi ih.s, ls >i;1heh .n4 l..a.ns- room combined.
 supper was am oGn cd. 4a1 .f.ef ,se meal was oyer. IS inc gentlemen arose hb ANkNC ktiC taotCs .ftiS -2sasAtii , Se44A +t me, :" You can keep your seat IL. the gas eat and red up the things i yoave \ mind to- resumed Iaf eh4f. .As gals" were Co,!nna. her daugh,e-. agec fourteen, she saio, and .hca. aa orpa.a gltl 10 whom. N,s. Snl,hers .nfaimed me, she had e.xea home far .aEee years for swec- eharty's sase
 Well. "ea.. -ass. ~Ia q thoagh, q congresSmza would set 2, o.r poes ts- ole io-nigh, ekz.-imeL he i'd Ady.
 Why, ma. l .al4 ye4 .aty *Eer the old rooster eor.c 4F ea she "a i. porch and crsa ,. ,;.'-r t....
 vas coming spec;ed 4ae qe-.ee re. piled Cof.nna.
 es, so you did. b1, had forgot :. Then turning to ne. Gan yon imagine what upoa yearth brings such man as he is way oa; here in the tAckweods ::
 l declared had TO idea uhy Mf Breckenridge had vsiied this par. O: Ar kans1w. She wondered. she surmised. she worried to know why he was here. :; was distressing ;o witness the torture curiosity inflicted upon her.
 < Perhaps sad at length. |" he de- sires to purchase government lands or A3L4to1AA ls-A.Ns- Nt S.t-S ss some of the springs tha, have been on a boom. n this section for the last ,wa years
 "l do reckon II s something of the kind, but I'd give heap 10 know for certain
 When we returned to ;f.e siiiing-roorl Mir. Breckenridge and husband were n animated conversation upon the srb;ec, of flowers and the human affection