The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
F'OILED!
That's What Hod QulgIy Done TO
MatlIdy Green -Hod OFT 10 Be
Ashamed Of HisssIf to Take Ad-
vantage Of a Poor, LON Crittsr
Like That---Ams HlIlysr q Good
Eal Put Out

Last week we had a full acct of
the turrible scandal which was caused
when Miss Matifdy Green consulted
Amos Hillyer, our talented 1oryer, legal
light and ]. of the p, about bringing
suit against Hold Quigly, one of our
most respected citizens before this
awful scandal come out about him)
and a staunch pillar of the Bingville
church, to recover damages did to her
afecshions by said Hold, being as he
has KEEP company with her for the past
II years, INDUCING in sittings up in the
front parlor of Matildy's home every
Saturday night regular for that length
Of time, and now at the last minute.
has went and dropped her like a red
hot soapstone, in as much as his love
has growed cold and his affecshions
IS on the wane-in other words Ma
tidy asst Anne if he would advise her
to prosecute Hold to the full extent OF
the law on the grounds of breech of
promise, because he has thus went and
trampled upon her sweet affecshions,
1s,you might say, and scorned her love
md ground her loving heart into the
dust
OF course Loryer Hillyer advised
Matildy to bring suit by all means
Anne amt had very much to do in the
law business lately and he never lets
an opportunity get past him to earn
a honest dollar, by stirring up trouble
amongst his nabers Anne Hillyer will
advise anybuddy to bring a law suit
on the slightest provocashion. Anne de-
sired to know of Matildy how much
she caildlated her affecshions had been
damaged and Matildy said that she
thort SIS would repair all damages did
to her poor bleeding heart, so Anne told
her he would 90 ahead and prepare
the papers and haul Hold into court
and show him up before the COM
munity as gay old Lothairo, to flirt
with a woman 9 yeers and then throw
her over. Anne said he would carry the
case to the Soopreme Court, if neces-
sary.
Meanwhile Hold, who is as sly as a
fox, thort the matter all over to his
self, and so when last Saturday night
come he dressed up as usual and went
and knocked at the front door of Ma
tildy's house. She answered the door
CTSGlAJ anu NHC1l SiAC oNClA AAOd SldllQ-
ing there, she saws to him, why, land
sakes, Hold, didn't expect to see you
Il thort all was over between US |"
ooh, say not So" says Hold, stepping
into the hall and hanging up his hat
and clasping Matildy into his arms,
whatever made you think that" 81
hope" says Hold, that you didn't think
my ardor had cooled off any-ah, no,
Matildy, it is still as sweet and sticky
as cold molasses."
With them treacherous words in his
mouth Hold and Matildy passed into
the parlor and set on the sofy, where
he held her hand and whispered sweet
nothings into her ears for an hour or
more Then he pulled document from
his pocket, which he had wrote out
with great care and told Matildy he
was going to let her read it.
He explained to her that sinst she
had went to Anne Hillyer and had de-
cided to bring suit against him for
breeeh CT promise, which was the scam
dal of the naberhood and had hurt his
feelings more than he could tell her, he
was going to ask her if she wouldn't
! sign this paper, restoring his honor and
good name to him, which Matildy went
and done. Here is the paper: