The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-10-31
Again she stopped sh. h.A 49,.

WIDOW and left one child, a bow, two
years old The writer, n-iRhbor az
'"e aeaa woman, went on TO saw she
could care for the child no longer. and
II MS relatives did not come for him he
would be sent to the poorhouse. Josenb
pioneered the matter day and night.
ne then coolly proposed sending Cor
she chlld and adopting it. His wife
natiy refused. What-a child. a two
year old baby, TO make litter on her
clean floors and upset her orderly plan
OF life? > pau"
You must be crazy, Joseph" she
SAID severely. IF it was a girl. now.
ana hlg enough to be out from under
foot might think OF it. But there
main no use talking about it,"
Joseph Busby rarely opposed his
vile, even in so small matter as talk
ing when she babe him be silent, How.
ever, this time he said
we air grower old, Mirandy. The
Oaoy would be something TO love us"
lheSe words came back to Mrs bus
by as she bent over the wash tub. Did
she and Joseph need something to love
them? She thought of the rambling
old house with its ro,t,, $780, 'l - .,
fertile acres surrorndino. T. 49, - Wv. ',io
comfortable borl, go % ,rt' - .'le
mind wandered to the distant ceme-
| terry where white marble cross
marked her baby's grave.
81 couldn,t ,,iyo Iaah,s ,ro
| other" yho ,,'i,,a1 P'"'I :" an
might make nIaca Co.. hi,usait G Nc
nv babv 7 MIA Lnr an '''''''' 0"'
Withdra winr har hando tro,, a..
suds M. pI,.,,., ,.I.-1I , ' c"e
room and antorod ,La O nor1,n VIC 9I''lIe
knew not ovon ho,, L, ~ ~" one
manv tronhloson,o ,,,,,st;a~ .L
mother settlad hnforo har aLiIa,. W.
turp P''
She onarod +ho ,l;a1. o.l ,.,-,
long and aarra.t1r ~ tl,a 1..a,LI..l.
bahv face ''''1e
"Do Won want ma % doarou sbo
asked tearfp1Iv enc ,,C,, ,,,o',,t ,,,o -.
take poisv trorhIosor,a ha,,iata .,io
borao Is - ~ tai Io,I, 49,. ,,'I.
ing everything 81 oniet and orJerI,,2v
Ten minutes later she was baclS NJ
her washing 'rbe narlor Minds ,yero
closed and all things were AS thew had
been excenting Mrs R,.bv,s evos.
there was a new LIGHT in their Grav
depths. At half-past nine the last
clothes were on the line RETURNING
from HANGING them ont Mrs Ru.bI,
found neirhbor Mr. Vance at the
door.
"Tve been down to the Station" he
said "and the eight o'clock train
BROUGHT a habv for Won ar Rusbv
rather"
"A what" demanded Mrs hu,by
CATCHING her breath
"a baby" It was plain to ser that
Mr. Vance was ENJOYING the situation.
"A woman who was troiny cast IN n
visit brorgbt il from kansas Said Il
BELONGED to some of Busbv's folks,
She left if in care Of the ticket agent
and he sent il over by me, It's down
70 the road in INV wagon. and trunk
ton 'Tha LITTLE follow has rri,d most
ever since the woman left him."
Mr.. Rrsbv tooL down bar rraap
yingha,n snnbonnet and prepared tn
FnIIn,y him ont 70 the wagon without
word
,,Wos vo, exrect;,g itov Mr. Vance
asl,od sonoa,vhat disernniptad # her
onietness
49, "Tot 90 ao,o sbe rerIied hriaA,
- wosa TIrwn hnt tear.stained IL.
ia ta"e tbat n,.t her eager gaze
T'bare ware GREAT blue ewes, a rosv
nautb md cIoseIv-cnrIing yellow hair
Ms Rushv baId m her arms
,Come ~ annie dear" she said copx-
innlv ,.Yon want some bread and
III. dont Won and to gee the dear
iittIe chiclfens9"
A. tho same IeisureIv gait Of the
morning Mr. Busbv again traversed