Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 August 1873 — Page 7

I promised her tbut I would not fail to do she wished, and she kissed me again and went away.

The letter was addressed to you, Mr. Danverw, as I expected. I put it in my pocket, and as soon as it grew dusk I wont to the back door and out through the piazz». Hut Just n* I got into the

fIurttl

rounds I hoard myself called. Mr. was behind mo. •\Vhnro are you going, Miss Clint?' be asked. 'Only to take a walk,' I replied. 'Indeed! 'Well, then, I will act as your ncort.' And he Joinod me, and never left my stdw till we returned to the house.

When I not home Miss Florence was not there. Sbo li»d been taken to Mrs. I^eroy's plantation, lo be k«pt under strict Rurvfiilunce, as I anerward learned,and I was watched

I thought, and so did Mr. Hurst, I know, thnt she had eloped with you. He forlmdo any pursuit of her, uny Inquiry respecting her. 'Sho iu dead to me,' ho said. Harnwell Leroy did swear that ho would kill you, but that week your name and that of Mrs. Danvers appeared in the papers as passengers on the Scotia for Liverpool and as politics and secession wore thon allabsorbing topics, Mr. Leroy soon forgot all about hi* lost cousin and future bride. It w«a not till years after that I learned that tho lady who accompanied you abroad was your mother, not your wife, and thai the voyage was undertaken solely on account of her failing health. 'And all this tlnso poor I-lorence's letter had remained In my possession. I had not dared to destroy it at first,and then I had put it away, and so carefully that in niv hurry of spirits and agitation I totally forgot where it was. I searched for it often after she dlsapearod, hoping that Its contents might throw light on her whereabouts, but I never succeeded In finding it. Throe years *'go, while 1 was packing my trunk, an old volume of sermons which hnd belonged to my mothor fell from the top of a pile ol books to the floor, and from botweon Its leaves there dropped the missing letter. I had thrust it there, doubtless, to conceal it, •It Is addressed to you. I send it, herein enclosed. I do not know what It contains, and do uot want to know. I)o not try to find my dwelling place or to see mo. Let this wretched chapter of my life bo closed here and forever. Whatever that letter may contain, do not blame me. I did not dare destroy It, and now it is In your hands. Do with It as you will.

Kpre

ing to take me to Georgia, and when ho will forco mo to marry Barnwell Leroy. I hato him, Harrv he is cruel, wicked man, and 1 could never have loved him even had I never met you. So, if you still love me, if you still wish me to bo your wlfb, meet me at Headman's Fool on the evening of Thursday, tho 18th of this month. I am to be taken to I^eroy's for a visit, but I will be home by that time. I will go to tho Pool on that oronlng: I will wait there till midnight, and If you do not como, If this letter fails to reach you, or if you have forgotten me, I have one refhgo still—the waters that they say are so deep. I had better die at one© than to live to be killed by Inches as my poor mother was. Hut I know that you love me still. Forgive me, Harry, If I seem forward or uninaidenly In thus writing to you, but I have no other friend on earth except yourself, our own •Frrf)RR^tclt,

rappling-irons and strange apparatus, Harry Hanrers nevor even ajnroaehed the window or seemed to heed

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tal fear of Mr. Hurst, and bat for my love and pity for Mtsa Florence I would have left nis boose long before I did, and I wish now that I had.

One evening, I think it was early in Novomber, Miss Florence came to my room. She had been crying (no new thing for her, poor child), bnt her fhoe was ghastly, and ahe looked utterly wont out.

Well, Susan,' she said, in a sort of hard, desperate tone, 'it is all over. We arc to leave for Georgia in a fornight, and I am to be married to Barnwell Leroy the week before Christmas.'

I could not utter a word, but I took one of her hands in both of mine and pressed it. Kbe understood u»e as well as if I had spoken, and she stooped down and kissed me. •You have helped me before help me now,' she whispered, and she put a latter into my band. 'I want this posted as soon as possible. Try to slip down to tho post office to-night,and ob, 8*san, do not fail me in this sore strait, for my very life is at a stake?'

closely at Gar-

denhunst. 1 had no chance to mail that letter. 'Twodays hi fore that appointed for her depart lire for Georgia, Miss Florence caiite home. Her llrst question to me was, *I)id y«m mail my letter to Harry And, Mr. Dunvers, I did not dare to tell her tho truth. I thought It did not much matter: that she was to DO married at any rate, and that it would be best for her to think that you had forgotten her, and I answered yes 1 God lorglvo me for the lie. •The next morning sho was gone. No traco of her was lo ho found anywhere. ller bed had not been slept in, her lute stock of monoy, her elegant and valuable trinkets were all in their places all except tho cross and chain whirl) she habitually wore.

St sAN CUNT.'

With shaking hands Harry Danvors opened the other onvolopo. Within It ho found a second envelope sealed and directed to him in ths delicate flowing handwriting of Florenoo Hurst, lie broke the seal, unfolded tho latter which was within, and read as follows

Harry, I an* desperato—wild—despairing. Will you not help mo will you not wine to ine? My father is

therein the bleak autumn night, despairing, wretched, wild, deeming that yon were forsaken and that I was faithlees! O love 1 you did not know bow well I loved you. O my Florence, my dead darling, what must have been yonr anguish, when death was yonr only refuge and your only hope! Do yon know now, darling, why I failed to heed yoitr sweet fsitbfal summons? C^hold, I have kept faith at lsat. I am at last. I am here to bear you to your resting-place, and instead of this cross, oar last love-token, I bring vou another gift not tho wedding ring that I promised you, my love, my Florence, but coffin and a tomb.'

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A fow days later Harry Dan vera sat alone in the dismantled parlor of what had onco been the stately mansion of dardenhurst. Without, the hot sunshine glared down on what was then a trimlv shaven lawn, now planted with com, and no vestige of the noble trees that formerly surrounded the house was to be seen except here and there an unsightly stump. In the distance flashed and sparkled the well known stream In the garish sunlight. Kven ., roNTKR XMITR. Dead man's Pool, robbod of

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ing trees, looked bright and glowing. Men were at work there with cords ana

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waiting—ellent, motionless and pale. in th^city, 1M Ms A. 1 •*I ka rt«VAat mvuSMAt) iiflAs HUH

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By Ylrtue of sn order of sate Issued from the Vise Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, In favor of Frederick Hake, and against EUxa H. Alexander, Abner 8. Alexander, Elisabeth 8. Alexander, Schuyler H. Alexander, Edward Alexander, Euseblus M. HappenAeld, Charles E Raritck, John Jd. Sappendeld aud Hldney B. Davis, Adm'r of the estate of Jesse I.Alexauder,deceased. I am ordered to sell the following Real Estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, towlt: Lot number nineteen (19) In Subdivision of section number sixteen. (16) Township number twelve, (12) north ot range number nine, (9) west, containing four (t) acres, more or less, In Vigo county, Indiana. And on ftalnrday, tbe Oth day or Hrptessker, 1873, within the legal hours ot said day, at the Court House door, in Terro Haute, Iwlll ottor the rents and profits of the sbove described Heal Estate, together with all prlv. lieges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to reollza a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale and costs, I will then und there otter the fee-simple, In snd 10 said Heal Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This Dili d»iy of August, 187*. prs fee. fll. JOSHUA M. HULL, Sheriff.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned having formed a co-part-nership and purchased the shop and business of Mr. Sumuel T. R'H'se, Intend to carry on the enrpenter aud house building trade In all lis branches.

We solicit the patronsgo of Mr. Reese's former customers aud ilie public generally, feeling assured thai an exj»erience of twen-ty-five yeaix In the business will warrant us I11 the confidence within ourselves, at least, of giving general satisfaction. As to our ability to execute everything in our line of business we would leler the public to the old and reliable mechanics of our city, 8. T. Reese and T. B. 8na»p.

All orders for work will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to at the old stand, corner of Seventh and Walnut.

J. P. KIMBALL,

I W. HUNTER.

PECIAL NOTICE.

HnTlngsold our stock of Groceries, Provisions, Ac, it is very Important that our old business should be closed up. We respectfully request those Indebted to us, knowing tho same to bo due, to come for ward and settle without delay. Our notes and accounts will be kept at the old stand, corner Main and 7lh streets, and one of us will bo found there lo attend to them at all

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CofUot, Philadelphia, anthor of several raluablc works, can beoowdted on all diseases of the Sexaai er Utinsry Organs, (which he has made

'Or*sna,C 1 either in

matto from what csaae orlglttstiug or of how fame standing. A prsctko of SO yesrs enables him to treat dlsesse with success. Cores gnaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those ata distsaes can forward letter describing symptoms Sad enclosing stamp to prepay portage.

Seed for toe OiUdeto V*auL Price 0 Cents. 37r DYOTT, M.D., Physldaa aad SeigSOB* 104 Dttane St. New York.

Dr. A. Blitz,

Oenllet

Aartef,

Has permanently located In this city, and taken pleasure In announcing to the poblicin this city and vidalty, that lie

wfll give his special attention oyt.v to the MEDICAL and SURGICAL

treatment of ALt dlseaaes Of the YK and BAB. Artlflclal eyes Inserted, ttfrl flee 119 Main street, betweew 4(1» and Mh Rts., over Hatte's Oonlectioncry Store, TERRB-HAUTK. angl. Indiana.

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NEW BATH ROOMS!

Anew and reliable change Has been mad In order to tarnish

HOT AND COLD BATHS,

At all times at the New Bath Room* and Barber Shop on Ofeloftt., het. 3rd 4c 41k.