Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21

and slill dreaming of the Wesi. Tou has
no, yet returned, heavy step; the door
opens, aud Tom comes In with joVial
smile upon his face. "Well2 said Bob IS
be entered. We'll Robert my dear, |
have been thinking the matter over aud l
have concluded not to go to Texas
"Why?' simply because Nell would not
like that pssi Of the world. No Bob | can,
not go. must tell you the rem sinder OF
nv story. saw Nell in the p.'k There
abe was lovely as 81 angel You should
have seen the merry happy look 10 her
eyes, We found d quiet secluded place
and told her frst what l wanted to tell
her Ite!l you Bob she is the same sweet
Nell that was the sur,hiue Of my early
lite. OF course more wcUsnly aud rehn'd
bet the same warm heart and cheerful
spirt is there. She laid her head on my
shoulder and cried wien she promised &c
he we'll When her tears bad ceased
We talked of old times at the place. Her
laugh is rs merry as it ever was She told
me that she was tired Of this foollshness
and restraint and she yerued time and
sgsin for the free open country, the mead
ows and sunshine. she was obliged 10
at in the wsy she had. She could rot 60
unattended, il was the dictate OF society,
and she had to conform. Her parents
were particular that she should conform 10
the rules 10 the letter. 1t was their in'en'
ton 10 have her marry some important
person. They we're especially DESTROYS that
tha, tie Englishnsn be thai person. Neil
gave him 8 positive refusal but Mr.. an4
Mrs. Thompson knew nothing Of it. i
don't intend to allow Nell 10 worry herself
however. We shall 90 to Holyrood where
intend 10 fits good comfortable Eesidence
and allow Nel TO furnish 1t as che pieases
and when she wants 70 come baca to visit
here she can do 80. You jest ought TO
hear Nell tell how shs will have things
fixed about the place Cows, speckled
calves, chickens aud geese. Nell Certainly
is q great girl, she is g good practical girl
aud looks at things in true sensible way
1t was amusing to hear her talking ABOUT
butter and eggs, and selling produce
generally. and how comfortable s2d HAPPY
We would be on the little farm. Then you
should have seen her when | laughed and
told how fortune had favored me since che
left, aud that she would not be required 10
live upon the profits of butter aud eggs
She wept again and said | was cruel
necrtless deciever. You know she suQpos
ed that | had nothing but the farm. ]
never told her o! my good luck in the oil
bns;rsss The next thing Is 10 get the
consent OF the paternsl Thompson. lna'
viii not be difficult however. | have not
seen Thompson since came but to'InoI'
row morning Shal! 90 down 70 his Once
srd explain matters. Re cauEot tell
duke from peasant only By his ap
parance, AID Re is al.o one Of MammoDs
mo7t deyout worshipers. Consequently
shall ornament myself with Lew aAf s'!H
hat. and mend % mEappearanceso somewhat
tell him | an Mr. B.r o-w-r How ID thai
for Brown Tell him tha' l ON fem
HOLLYWOOD and he vii. be glsd TO geo me
I shall then explain ny circumstances
that will settle it, shall the1 call aud
see Nell and ier motbar and also
apologize to dear Miss Winks II sk2 con
de:cerds to make herself visible.
The wedding will be q quiet cEe,-no; p
society exhibition and it will occur mex,
week Of course gaa must be there, Ne!
will be GLAD 70 see you. If ! doa't get be!
parents consent? No dou5. about that
think. but in case don Get their consent
an eiopement l suppose vii! BE- the re
cult When Mel! says a thing shs means
it and she sai5 she would marry ne. God
bless her bro2o warm tsari.--Hstt past
siz LIT US 60 doWa to suppsT.
ELLA vanilla.