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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-27
School N0ficr.
Isss. Oct. Is |

A meeting of the County Electoral
School Board will be held at Accomac
&. H., on November coult-day for the
purpose Of filling vacancies in the Dis
trict Boards OF School Trustees. caused
by the exJilatiop Of term of office OF
one trustee in each of thu tive school
districts. j. L. MApp,
Supt. Schuols.
Keller. Oct. %, 1858
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Do sou owe us a dollar on subscrip-
tion9 If so, you are respectfully i'll
formed that we want it next Monday,
court day. Examine your paper fnr
Gloss max, aud if you find it, do not he
surprised if your paper "stops short.
never to 90 again" until you pay.
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The -Onaaeock Music School.
COLLEGE BUILDING.

WILL OPEN SEPT. II, 1883.
This is the second session Of this
school. Every advantage and ia
cility forthe study OF music offered.
The success OF this school last
year was very gratifying,and pros
poets for the coming session are
fattering.
TERMS Piano $40 per quarter,
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo-
cal $3.50 per quarter, Glass vocal
Sl.25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibbie J. Lawrence IVES
ieyan Female Oollcge), principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes (pupil Of
Koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for Use Of Instruments.
Pupils practice under immediate
supervision of the teachers.
For catalogue address Mrs. lib ;
BE LAWRENCE or Mrs. JENNIE
JoYNEs.
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Wachnl,rensuc.

Large QuAtitles of trout and otter
fish have recently been caught by our
fisherman ut sea.
MIS-. A. S. Kclam. who has been i'll
Cor several weeks from typhoid fever,
and also John j Scarborough with same
iisease, are, we are glad to report, COLI
valescing.
Three steamers of Capt. Foote have
caught millions of ''old wives" during
This month. lecessitating the running
If the factory almost continuously day
and night.
A new enterprise in the shape of III
oyster Smoking establishment has baen
started at this town by MeSsrS. Powell.
Garrison & Mears and the mstermen
and sliuckcrs h~re;,hou;s are making
Lay While the sun shines"
Mr.. Daniel ]. Burke, formerly Of
Boston, and NOW Chief engineer at Ce-
t,;u Island fish factory, and Miss Mary
S. Doughty; !. prepossessing young lady
81 Chlncotcague, were united i'll the
.ioly bnnds of wedlock, 10y Rev. VIM
Cllinn, 1T the residence of Capt. E. J.
i'oote, at 5 p. NJ. Oil Sunday, list inst.
i very large number of friends and ac-
cuaintances witnessed the tieing Of the
ulptlal knot through which ordeal
Dave" passed like /; Trojan. Tile
ceremony performed. Il sumptuuns sup
per, consisting OF many Of tho drlica-
cits of The season WAS served, and AFTER
ielng entertained with sslect vocal and
Instrumental music, they took their
departure For their Island home.
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Del,nauent. Take Notice.

On the first day of the November
Term. 1855, of the court of the county
f Accomack al the court. house door
hereof, l shall offer for public sale all
he real estate belonging to delinquent
lux payers, for The years 1856 and 1887.
!. description of which real estate can
.e seen in the County Coart Clerk s Of
Ice. Join J. BLACKSTONE,
County Treasurer.
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DR.. j. II. Ayres. promising young
physician OF the county, will locate at
Accomac C. H., for the practice Of his
profession. He has rented and will &C.
cupy the Office next 10 Wilk,ns's store,
about Nov. lSt.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

NoT1cE-The creditors Of j. Shooting
ham, dere: scd, are hereby ieq lesled
10 lake notice and report to tile C, N
lnissiuners or to the undersi .le,i by
My goth, all claims against the estate
Of said decedent. And all persons In
tlebted to the estate Of Of The said } IS.
Nottingham are hereby earnestly re-
uuested 10 settle the salne without delay
ind furtEernulice. Zoru Willis, j. a.
Smith, adnlrs.
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The announcement is made by re-
quest that Prohibition meeting will
lie held at Accomac G. H., next Mott
day court day. g p. n. All who feel
All interest in the cause are requested
to Le in attendance.
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Mrs. Jennie Mears, Keller, has Just
received her usual select line of fall
millinery goods, dress trimmings. no.
tions &C.. and now as we'll as her old
patrons are requested to take notice ana
Gail Oh her atnnce.
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Mr.. e. r. Lilliston will have the reg
is,,ation books open at AccomacC G. II.
Saturday, October 18th. Come out
Young Democrats and help us to swell
the majority for Kendall at the Drum
mondtOwn precinct.
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NOTICE The creditors OF .Tno. w.
Krll;lm, ,lecelsed are hereby requested
to take notice and report to the com
missioner by Sept. 26tIi all claims
against. estate of said tlccedent. l.. j. .
Hyslop, administrator.
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Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Asso.
citation.

c1att0n.
Mr.. EDlToR-Please insert in your
valuable paper from now until the Fair,
that Mai. Baker Lee of Newport News
will deliver the opening address Of the
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair, October
3Oth, and that the n. Y. Z. & N. II. r.
will run cheap excursion daily special
train northbound and southbound, along
the line of tile road with day boat from
Norfolk Cheap rates.. leaving Norfolk
in morning and returning after Fair
Mr.. r. B. Cooke has made arrange
ments with the p. r. r. 10 sell cheap
excursion tickets from the Delaware d.
vision, as well as Chester & Phila., to
the Fair. Yours truly,
A. BROCKENBROUGH,
Acting President.
1888. Oct. Is Ii.
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The dwelling and storellouse at Ac-
comac c. H.. which formerly belonged
tnC. b. Lilliston isfor rent. For par
ticulars. Spply to L. T. Parks, Lee
mont, or editor of ENTERPRISE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-10-27

See Ivy all means that your name is
put Oh tie registration books today if
rot already there. Today Is the last In
which to qualify yourselves to vote at
tbs approaching election.
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The Southern Methodist church at
puneoteague will lie dedicated by Rev
Adam G. Bledsor. d. D.. on Sunday
norninr. Nov. llth. at L o'clock.
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And still they come-the new goods
at w. II. Nallett's, Onancock. Call
end examine hisreally large AID select
stock.
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When You visit Baltimorestop at the
Maltby House, where will re found
urst-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
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ladies. misses. and children S wraps
OF various styles can be seen at Mrs' E
A. Merrill's, Onancock.
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D.. ]. Ti;law s Co, keep the Will
rinston taffy-always fresh, assorted
iilvorS.
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NJ A.EHIED.

DAvIs-JoNEs-octobar 18th, 1888
near Oak HALL, by Rev. Tllos. G.. Pull
len, Isaac J. Davis of puconoke City.
to Hiss Cornelia Jones of Accoinac.
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Rev. wv Rue will deliver a lecture
ON temperance at Malpsville. TuesdN,
Oct. seth. "a p. m. The public is cor
di: l., invited.
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am getting in a full line Of furni.
tue. winch will be said very cheap. Cal
ard see ard he couyi.ced. d. II. Johl.-
son, Leemont.
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az A cross-mark on your paper, before
81 your name, made with pen and INK.
eS indicates rnat your subscription mas
So expired. OF is due, ant. you are r.
EB spectfury solicited to remit OF re,
So new.
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LosT-BY Il lady en- Tuesday last, be-
tween Onahcock and Drumm0nuluwn :.
i. long red pocket book, containing two
KEYS ami a small amount Of money. The
finder will he literally rewarded by re-
tutn. ny same 10 ENTERPRISE office.
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Gov. Fitzl,ueh Lee is expected to
$, eak Tuesday afternoon at the Far
Grounds in Cape Charles, but not on
The unlltical issues Of the day.
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Ruy your fresh beef at Bundiek s.
He takes most of the bone ons pelo'e
selling to you.
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Lin which will be found

LIN which will be found
Fronch Serge, French Suiting.,
ladies' Cloth, Silk and Wool Cloth,
Tricot Cloth, PrnnneIle Cloth,
L'allamain Cloth, Silk ana
Wool Henrietta, Cashmere, &c.
His Notion Department has
had special attention given if, and
yoa will find soma articles iu this
department. at astohishfngly low
prIcea,ons OF which Is Misaes EIAsk
Rib Hose, full regular made at IL
cents per pair. and many other al.
!icles TO correspond with this one.
His Shoe Department. has been
increased enormously, and yon can
ind better assortment in both
custom aud Eastern made goods,
than he has ever been able 10 show
you before.
Yon Will also find his Iines or
Hats, Caps, Crockcry, C;neensw..re,
Groceries, ETC.. immensely large
and well selected. Carpets, Oil
Olath and Rigs are also attractive
features ofhis stock this season.
Como and examiuetis stock and
learn where to save money.
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Fresh buckwheat now ready at D. J.
Titlow's
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. l.. j. Huntington is student OF
medicine in Baltimore this session.
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Mr.. E. II. Benson OF Polk e. Benson,
| 0 :o,noke City will be in Drummond-
tuwn, Monday, next, with a full line
Of fall aid winter samples for suitings,
trouscrings, ovrrcoats &C." Call on
him at Savage Hotel ifyou need cheap,
tasty and fashionable clothes.
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Messrs. l.. II. Ames & Son, Pungo-
league, have just received a large line
OF dry goods. notions, boots, shoes, hats
lSc-whicl bought late in season. were
obtained ut Ireally reduced prices and
will lie sold accordingly. THEY have
The best stock of loots and shoes ever
offered for sale by them. Call early for
bargains.
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r. stops for passengers On signal TO conductor
+" daily, exc ept Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City, Va.
z. B. Cooke. Gent Freight and PasseH-
| er Agent. Norfolk Va
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DON'T fail to call OH Miss Eta John
son for millinery when i'll i,cenont.
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NOTrcE-All persons Indebted to me
on store account are hereby respectfully
requested to pay the same without de-
lay. Jas. p. Daugherty
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"A thing ofbeauty is a joy forever

"A thing ofbeauty is Joy forever
We are increasing orr stock as fast as
sur trade demands. and hnw have on
band fine assortment vi
Watches Clocks and JeVelry.
Beautiful and Elegant are our Gold
and Silver Watches for ladies, gen
tlemen and boys.
A large variety of steel. nickle, white
metal silk (gold-mounted) bamboo, gilt,
electro-plate, best roll plate. and solid
gold and silver chains. Ladies lace pins
and ear drops of all kinds and prices
Engagement and wedding rings. La
dies anIl gents sleeve buttons. Gents
scarf pins of best plate and solid GOLD
Lodge pins Masonic, Odd Fellows. Roy
al Arcanum, Knights of Honor, Hep
tasophs. &c. in solid gold. Collar but.
tons, studs, etc. A large assortment Of
spectacleS and eye glasses. We sell
clocks for less muney than the dealers in
general merchandise pay for them in
Baltimore; in fact, we guarantee our
prices to compare favorably with those
of Baltimore We canexpIain why it is
Il fact. on are solicited to call and as
sure yourself.
JOHN w. DUNCAN,
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For SALM-Spasoncd weather board
ing and flooring, cheap for Cash. Ma
jor Mason, Bloxom Station.
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w1MBRouen-Near Modes nwn. OH
Wednesday, 18th inst, Of pne lm' lila.
Minnie, infant daughter of John D.
WIulb:ou@li.
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For SALE-Brown marcy years old
by Nightshade sister to Twilight. good
driver. can trot a mile III 81 minutes:
Morrill, colt years old Isl hands can
trot mile in 81 minutes; Kentucky
mule 4 years old blocky. good one.
price low. Apply to t. q. Kellam, Lo-
custYille.
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Capt. J. s.. Davis, of Davls's wharf
this county. las invente ell and patented
improved grapnel t,ngs for catching
oysters. CLANS, sponge, ANY substance
growing in deep OF shallow water, or
fnr the removal Of wrcckage, logs, &c
lhe longs arc operated by ropes, and
the whole apparatus is described as very
Simple. easily liu.dled and effective.
If in want cf clseap and pretty MILL.
ncry goods of the latest styles. call at
once OH Mrs. Kate L. Savage. Belle
Haven, Va. She has tl,cm in quantity
aid quality TO suit you, as well as a
choice line of notions, dress trimmings
&c. She is prepared also to please all
who need anything in her drtssmaking
department. Call at once:
Flagg's Concert Company have bren
giving free entertainments at Acromac
G. IT., during the week. The real 90
i. ct OF their visit is to sell medicines.
Which they claim will cure all the Ills
that flesh is heir to. The entertal =
ments ave very good and have beeu'en-
loyed very mucl, by those who have
bren Iii attendance. Theconpany will
go to Onancock next week.
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l,uplick S is the place to get pure
york sausage meat.
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NOTICE. offer for sale at private
contract 10 acres of wool land, pie mile
from HOMETOWN, on the road to Stock
ton. Md. It is all high land and has ma
tural drainage, with Ri abundance of
woods mold. and 80 acres OF it Gould be
easily putinto cultivation. 900 cords of
Wood Can tn Gus from same. Trrms-one
half cash--the balance on time to suit
purchaser. Abel a. Lake, Frnnlllin City,
Va
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NoTICB.--All persons indebted to
the estates Of Edward L. Downing and
Thomas l.. Trower, deceased. are here
by earnestly requested to settle the
same without further notice. Admin
Isl traitor.
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NorIcE.-The creditors Of John o.
Downing, deceased, are hereby request
ed to take notice and report to the COM
missioner by October 18Th, next, all
claims against tile estate OF said dece-
dent. VIM J. Rue, administrator.
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For SALE-The sloop Helen 10 ton
register. all fixed up for dredging and in
good order. Sails good. Apply to E.
7. Bundick, Modestown, Va.
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Bundick's fresh pors sausages are all
the 60 now.
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NoTIcE.-Liberiy. Jr., will make the
fall season from Onancock To IIorntown
at IS. $40 and Sl5. II. L. Mason, Blo1-
omS station.
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EzRffEzEz2E9y5d5EESN1
DIED.

ONLEY-Near Nj, destown. Friday,
l9t.l lust, of pneumonia, Miss Table
0nley, aged 70 years. II months and 20
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Hoe CmoLERA-SUnE CURB-Now
that cholera is raging OIL tile Shore. give
Granger Horse AMI Hog Powders freely
in slips or water twice tlay--give half
battle British Oil i'll connection with
Powders, use carbuIic acid freely us 4
dislnfectant. Granger Powders Can be
ind OF every merchant M the Shore.
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w. II. HALLE E.
OEaneock, Va.

Is now open with his fall invoica
nnd is prenaIed to show and inter-
eat you With an attractive line of
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WANTED-A young man as overseer
for 1SS9--married man prcfrrred--gDud
wages to right party. John j. Gunter,
Accomac g. II.
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For RENr-For the yem 1889 the
house and lot on Hehry's Point. For
terms apply 10 the undersigned. JOHN
r. Kellam, Locustyille.
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NoTICR-All persons are hereby fore.
warne from cunning OF otherwise tres
passing on the prem ses Wlare now re-
side or IN premises occupied by Thorn
as Co1tOn. under full penalty Of law.
w. ii. CUxtOn.
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FoR SALE-Farm and dwelling at
Horntown, Va. Falm contains s. acres
m"Ie or less-large roOlny house., good
location, splendid yard.etc. For further
information apply to J. Douglass Wal
lop, Salisbury, MI.
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NoTICE--All persons are hereby pro.
hibited from cunning Or otherwise tres
passing OIL tile premises OH which | now
reside. Vim. I. Bradford
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-19
CHAPTER XXI.


Several dayo before tho occurrence OF tho
incidents set forth in tho foregoing chapters,
there had arrived at the village Of Bar Har-
Dor note that awakened no little interest
in tho family Of tho Gulnares, dwcllers at
the lovely mansion Of desert Roclt.n A
card. bearing the address, "Windsor Hotel,
N. w accompanied the letter that read as
follows:
"DEAn D.: have iuat learned Of tho sud
denly-planned departure for America Of a
very dear friend. As we are great chums,
and know something Of tho loneliness OF a
youag girl in a strange land, l have given
her several letters Of introduction TO old
time friends who know me as plain Miss
Jerome May count upon you, too, TO
show her some attention. She is ono Of my
most admired and dearest friends. don't
think you win consider me going too far
when | add, she must, therefore, bo very
lovoly ard attractive
The note was from tho wifo OF a we'll
known English peer.
Upon arriving in Now York, Lydia mailed
this letter with several others Of similar
character. II was reforwardcd to Bar Har-
Dor and one result OF its receipt was the
sudden departure OF young Mr.. and Miss
Gulnarc for Now York city with tho pur-
pose Of purs': aiding Lady Lydia Dro1dacrcs
TO spend ;1th them the remaining weeks. Of
their eJiourn at Desert Rock
.iaving once entered upon her mission,
Lydia was resolved upon carrying II
through TO tho end. Natalie must be found,
or her own suspicious forever laid at rest
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-19

Dngling through Natolio's veins. No nm
had ever talfon, or over dared 10 taiSo,
even that respectful and gallant liberty
with her person.
While Foirfax had been talking with her,
his face lost its expression Of shame and,
gradually, assumed look Of dignity with
which was intcrminglcd that refined, sor-
rowful look that had attracted her attcn-
ticp, whom she FIRST saw him-a weary, yet
ca A resignation to fate; sublime endur-
nnao. His franlsncss and every thing about
MIN was, for tho nonce at least, all spon-
tatsity i;solf, and, therefore doubly cffcct-
NO
Tho girl could not but listcn and look. As
he proceeded, her anger began to grow cool
and her hasiy resolves TO mclt. She felt,
yelling mp in her breast, tho strong love for
this man that, unknown to herself, had
bcon silently but rapidly growing up within
hcr.
Whom he released her hand, and with n
low bow and barely nudiblc, "Addioi"
walked away, she would have been weak
enough to run after him or TO call him back.
had not a sharp ring from tho door-bcll pro
vented her putting the wioh into execution.
Speedily rctrcuting up the stairway, she
told Blanche to sny to tho visitor that Niiss
Rochcfort was unwcll and begged to be OK
cuscd.
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Artificial Precious Stones.


Though the appearance Of artificial
.,yecious stones is now so exactly imi-
tStive Of tho genuine article rs to rem
der the judgment oven Of an expert
frequently atfault, II Is clsmod that the
test of hardness Is still infalliblc. Thus,
the beautiful French paste, from which
such attractive imitation diamonds are
made, is a kind of glass, with mix
ture Of oxide Of lcad-the more of the
latter the brighter the stone, but also
the softer, and this latter Is the serious
defect. But by careful selection Of the
ingredients, and skill and manipula-
tion, the lustcr, color, fire and water
Of the choicest stones are, TO the eyes
of the ordinary purchaser, fully repro
duced; there are few delicacies OF
color that can not be perfectly given,
depending as they do on some undis-
coverable peculiarities Of molecular
arrangement, and not on chemical
composition-those, however, not
being apparent to the uninitiated. NJ.
Sidot, however, n well-known French
chemist, Is reported TO have nearly re-
produced the peculiarities in question
including the dichroism of the sapphire
by means Of a composition, of which
tho base is phosphate Of lime; and
other chemists have produced rubies
and sapphires having the same COM
position as the genuine stones, and
almost rs hard.-M T. Sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-19
CHAPTER XIII.

WITH AL ms TAUBrS LOVE HId STILL
Lydia sat in her yillagc-clrt, cool calm
and collected, with tho rcins In one hand
and the whip IN the other, the ideal picture
OF woman who has tho entire advantage
on hor side and feels IT, too.
The door opened. A man, with bowed
head and hands folded behind him, cam
out
The gardener still st cd by the door. The
gentleman did not seem 10 notice him.
Even the impcr.urbuble Lydia could not re-
frain from starting rs she saw the new
comer. Tho Fnirfax whom she remembered
wore fun beard and mustache. This
mans face was as smooth as boys. II he
were Arthur Fairfax, his entire expression
had changed. His dearest friend would
never have known him. No wonder Lydio.
was doubtful
She looked again. Bho could not be mis-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-19
DREAMING.

Sweet memories OF tha long aeo
atoai DER mo like q magic spell;
They check my spirits pladsome lov,
And yet love thom, chi 80 well;
1.-Two again those bygonc yoars
Which now lie sleeping IN the tomb,
bach IN SO shfoud OF smiles and tears,
ofbrightcst Tight and deepest gloom.
I love 20 dream Of thnt far-of tirno.
When oil the links "A friendships chain
Wcro true nnd strong, and in their prime,
Whore nan1ht but fragments now remain.
For many links long since have pcrishcd,
Some lost soino scattered, somo rcmain,
Whilc few have tarnishcd VII ch we cherished
fniricndship's In magic golden chan.
tlovo thc past, though fraufht with pain,
AZ wcli us Joy, and hopes and fears,
Yot would not bring back again
Those precious, cherished hysono years;
For SORROWS past possess q charm.
And pleasures double seem 10 hc,
sra even fcars bring no alarm
When floating back through memory.
Then Let me drcom fond dreams Of yorc,
o. years which can not como again,
or Joys and gricfs 10 come no moro,
Oi broken links ia fricndshlp's chain;
an blond in ono harmonious strain.
Which echoes through my inmost heart
II brings kind Of blissful pain,
would 'twonid mover more depart.
-LrcHgriinc a. biaRch0rd, IN 7r0y Telegram.