Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
CHAPTER I.
CURRY NO MANS CATTLE"


F.g, 4, a lovers stan. walk hcurc with th1t.
AMI mau1g, Il against GU>IIjrug thoughts
Two Gentlemen OF Verona
r-rrr4ut homes AT woven la gorgeous tlssue@
Ertuurius glyly In the golden hsh'.
Lar. .arstr,.S with most uncertain issues
Tender " lshrs. b,n,spming at night
Flowers
'Th, fact is. " said Lucy, in his most con-
Esn..aI tones to a group Of his brother Of
fpr> vino we're gathered round the open
window Of the autrroOm in ldleminster bar
-.,,. tho fact is. | ney-ah was in love
r,a tu. one lady in all my life, AMI she
It..lma. Her name was Naomi
Bat FRO he was interrupted by the laugh
t- u several, and the vigorous remon-
rauc, OF ono Of his hearers; that one was
r.s>
Vow. hnk here. Lucy; it won't do Why
,n't ,ol lst the Reverend Solomon rest IN
o., crtyrr
-Wres- in his gwrave" repeated Lucy,
ash a wtS., air Of surprise. "Why, didn't
-er- know anything had happened to his
Wrrvrr,uc,.'
Another burst Of laughter followed this
,mp., remark whether at its very sim
p.rtg. or whether at the Disguised look on
Mics face, would bo hard to say perhaps
Iur',v from both causes.
"ua" Lucy went bandly on, seeing that
.a Reverend solomon, who hsd succeeded
dm rn tIo affections Of Naomi, was evil
.rat.y ,ull in the flesh. "yoU arc speaknS
l-rrar y".y. ,hi All had thing TO do, that
u,v.nh do it, As | said, she Tilted me,
Al, she Was wrealy the only lady ov-ah
"s2sl TO marwry. Iney-ah altogether got
Over IT,
I'm atrajl YOU never will, Lucy, put in
h.r.ne,> drylv
~rwrLaps not with a resigned air
->t'. thcwra's TO saying. limo heals all
"ounts, they say; and by tho time Mignon
OH enough 10 mlrwry Inc
'ua, then you're going tomarry MiSnonF
hr-aaI IIartoy.
IL sH~ will have me- returned Capt
Llry, vi.h tho utmost gravity "Pewr-
bps 81, won't. things OF the gender tcmi-
l.r aga - given 20 Chang, Of mind Naomi,
rr first love. changed hers Mignou says
tuS tin. ,hs will ucv-uh marwry anybody
Ig' her devoted Ial; but when Mignon grows
gF, and Sue SEES that her LII i getting
.''.a '"A-F"lt NahAe NAAAOur,A NAAtAs - -
calamity which, let us hope, will not fall
1lnu m.-bald-an affection VII Oh, let Us
lNray, the docwrceS OF Pwr0videnco may
HlE io"e'Cui-delf-astate If things tWrom
".Eh heaven long pwrotect me deaf Peo-
l.e are such a bore)--why. then Mignon may
io-Eet- or, worse sill, wrePent - the
FrgSoyes and pwrOmiSes Of her CHILDHOOD,
AMI 20 Tor some fellow who at This moment
Ntauwrsa,ng about the world in an Elton
.aeAc; AMI "a turn down collar. Il Is the
way Of the word, and 80 the world wrunS
AVN"
Well, you know. Lucy" put in Hartog,
Won would make rather an old sort OF hus-
Oaad Tor Miss Mjgnon."
u ,hou 4 be al the hotter able 70 take
,a,e OF her." returned Lucy, promptly
NJ that expect her to have me Tor
Moment. know my sister used 10 swear.
"~su She Was young, chat Sho woull neV-ah
"ar"ry anvh1dy but a clergyman
AMI SIZE did noti' asked Preston.
,Na' AMI Lucy looked wiser than ever.
Wy Unexpected bwrOther- u-law, Jim Ark
wight digs COILS AMI makes coitous and
II,t'coe': good fellow he Is, too was at
''AEWrow with him
uh, a manufacturer some ono asked.
IS; has coal pits and cotton mills and
urn Ike rcturrol Lucy pIaciily. "Seems
- Fy. too Anyway, his house il one oil
~e t."aSlntcst know. wish l was going
VI Sairty days leave instead Of ten"
ter
les; and Hardness goes with me, = Lucy
answered
may as well tell you here that Ceci
Nv Of tho Scarlet LaRcers, had but one
.sN relative in tho orll-that was his sis
", ArS Arkwright The name Of Ark
NJ Sat eonnectel with that Of Weyland-
AMI 4 Arkwright--was one Of the bes
rItC"n IN and round about tho district o
~''Ca Earnsbury was the center. Well i
81. 10 known, for it was to be seen every
%. -,e Tor miles and miles around-on cart
a Col,eys and railway wagons alike; OF
-, and thousands Of bales OF cOttol
~ M calico; on houses and mills; ! might al
say, on men and women.