The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-03-26
THAT Gobs3RN CUIsL.

+ WfiSh Chat NO, nlngs post had brought
fnr the establishment of Mossrs. Park
md Haily. He came TO one addressed
in dainty feminine hand, and opened
1t with q little moro curiosity chan he
had tlcignod to bestow upon the others.
Enclosed please iind-invisible hair
. net-color of hair sent. Address Miss
Ella ETerrel, OakhaYeu, etc, etc"
i$isS Ella Tcrrel has lovely hair"
thought the young man, oNaminng tic
curl Mtcptireiy. 1t was golden brown,
and Shone rediantly in tho beams OF
sunlight which ut that particular. mo-
menG came pouring in at the window.
hair. ."..,s,. =,
s. However, he laid tho letter and coil
Z aside, resolving to match that invisible
net, himself
Having skinned the letters all over,
he botook himself to the compartment
OF tic establishment devoted to such
7 articles rs tho ono required. Box after
box hc examined, ana turned away dis
satisfied Here was tho identical one
Mt III s. He carried It in triumph to
the Gilice ard began to write:-
81 have, my dear Miss Ella, at last
found orc to match your beautiful curl.
hope" -
''What bosh I am writing! Why,
Perry, old boy, you're clean goncrI he
exclaimed, tossing the misaivo into tho
waste basket.
Enclosing the article in q wrapper,
he addressed 1T and laid,it with similar
parcels on q shelf, ut tic same time
, consigning the curl TO his vos: pocket.
con course you are aware, Mr.. Day
TOM tat some ono must 90 nortl
shorty TO attend to that business in
'iliVrrpo@t; and rs We place the utmost
confidence IN your Judgment, Mir.
Haily aud myself have decided that Won
are the cue TO so,
Thus s2oS@ he aon:nr po@tuor, com
ing into-thc Office " here Perry was sit.
ting. This happened u few months
later. Porry's beaminG face fully en-
pressed his appreciation Of this mark of
esteem. He was 70 start in two days.
Tho DcXt "Wednesday morning found
him taking Breakfast in Liverpool. The
busi ( c25 would probably Eccp him
there a'month or So. lie haG pienty of
time to view the sights
One evening he entered tho Office of
a young fclloW connected with tho busi-
ness house Of Park and U.iivy, and
found him making an ciaUorata toilet.
"Why this unusual regard for tl.v
appearance, ch, Ircvclyn?" lie uXclaini-
q advancing into the room.
-"in' goiG% to- . party. Don't you
want 10 G@?'
v eyes, y Il, re is it?r
"AtOM Swan. fo"r ,>:Io, o,yoy
We will take u c7b nj ci. bf nrr,isnIvS;
Arriljnmal tErir dcstjDa.;on. Perry
was pgoScjueG to some Of tbn niccSt
pco 10 t!.I.'2. :. vas talking to Mrs,
Langdol whnM h2 noticed tnaI Trovolvn
was dancing with very pretty YOUNG
lady: with dark Gycs iud Il small, oval
face.
Don't YOU agree with me. Mr..
Daytonp' ..
ooh, Ses, indeed, - ho said, having
not the slightest idea what Mrs Lang.
don was talkin~ about,
The waltz camo TO an end at last, and
the two found their way to whore our
friend was seated.
''Won't you Introduce me to the fair
danccrP" Dayton asked at the first op
portun!ty.
noSt dancep' 4 cianccS Stis at tho ID daiptV W
programme proved tho contrary. might
he have tho plcasurcp" -
eyes, .
What q dciiohtfnl tprn tbot woo
: ,Daytonlhad never enioycd onvthinc.. 90
muih. He had some idn, Of trIlino
Miss Terrell that u lock of hnr w,vS1
hair was at .thrt- ycrv nnn,ant ~ LiSs
pocket.
After this DAYTON was frequently ot
the Terrell mansion. One day there was
to be n picnic, Nature cv"ytoI Lorseii "a
to tho utmost on this occasion. a
winding road through the trees led
them at length to lust the sort of place
they wore loking for. The delights OF
. picnics were being warmly discussed
s6.,a approachin~ throuch tho trees. ~