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The gokten wq vm i-ioking to mt
roo, and ha
anid cloud* of purple and roa, ana tu
Ika*. raj* lingored on the clustering nut*
brown hair of Kuuico Dalton as aha
leaned again it too rustic gala that lad
to the old farm housa, where her child-
hood had been spout. f
She Was eery pretty, this slender,
jrnak Eunice, with her deep gray eyw,
her classical feature?, creamy complexion
and curving, crimson.
And beside her, his pale face ind
grave dark \ eyes drinking in every
change of her ToveTy face, Guy WiataM
, stood and ploaded for her lore, ■«.
Eunice, he said, laying his hand on
ham, why must you leave ua? Are
you not happy here? Have we tailed
to make you contented?
The gray eyes were raised to' his
ftoe, the pretty white hand* clasped
bis.
; It was a passionate declaration of lov#
to the hoauiMal woman holding it in her
' hand. ^ She road it slowly over, then
from bastda 1 It aha lift*d an envelope,
directed in th«. same daehiag hand to
Mise Kunice Dalton.
Opcumg the etm-lopa,she looked at
what thaiMHn&bSodat a hundred times
before, C^fiulod rod Jnno rose, withered
and scentless; and now you know that
Mas Leigh, Whose wondrous voice bad
madoj |»er famous, whose rare benuty
and grace had turned men's beads
wherever she went, was Eunice Dalton,
who had bidden her lover farewell at tbu
rustic gate eight years Kf..re
The change in her life had come md-
denly—an eccentric old kdy had heard
her slug, and charmed by the depth aad
power, as well as the sweetness of her
voice, had takaa^htr under the beat
masters, and two yoara after had the
satisfaction of knowing that her pro
tege was fitted to be ono of the greatest
How could* I bo otherwise with the love
you all lavished ou mo—me who had no
* you, * • -
oMi
on
save that our mothers
friends in girlhood. But, Guy^I
want to go, I want to earn my owa
He interrupted her with a low,
aionata cry.
i
pas-
Eunice, Eunice, darliag, do not leave
us. Uhl my love, I cannot let vou go.
ti'ay withme»nd be my wife, Eunice!
They had bfecn like brother tod sister
so long that Eunice navtr dreamed of the
possibility of Ouy loving her, save as a
brother.
Guy, you cannot mean this, «bc mid.
Tell luu you Uon't moan it? * jf*
Maao it? Oh, ay darlingf I bare
loved you for years, but I am afraid to
speak. I know I am not worthy of you
but I will learn to be. -Giro
hope, Eunice, and I wilt wait.
tl:
and h
lie girl’s face grew pale 1 at the
thm^htof the puiu she must give his
loyal heart, buti.he kuew it aas kind to
sjieak plainly at once.
Ouy, dear, she said, gently, I thank
you for the love you offer me; but—but
Oh, Guy I I—I love- ■ -—
You love Wilsou. Audrey? he said,
searlet flush swept over her face,
her gr ty ero drooped till their long
lashes rested on her rounded cheeks.
I might have known rt, he eaid. for
he is all a g tl could wish for a lover;
but Eunice I have loved you as a woman
is seldom loved.
Near to them bloomed a bush of
sweet red roses and the girl put out
her alehder hand and broke off one
brilliant flower.
Keep this, Guy, ia memory of me,
she said.
Give mo the rose at your breast, he
said, and I will keep it while life lasts.
She loosed the rose, and as she gave
it him he bent and kissed her.
We hare becu os brother and sister
in the past, Eunice, ho said, and in the
future we will be the same, rad then he
bturard away, and Eunice looked after
him with reader, wistful eyes.
Looked after him till Wilson Aud
rey's voice foil ou bar aura, sod aha
turned to him with gUd, welcoming and
throbbing heart, oompleraly forgetting
Guy Winters and bis hiva.
Wilson Audrey had won Bunina Dfl-
toi. s heart, and to do him justice, be
believed he loved her whea ho wooed
her, for her rare beauty pleased his
sensor her shy, giriisk manners ap
pealed to bio heart.
He was hnadMomc, with his Apollo
face and handsome form, with his grace
ful, indolent, yet authoritative manner,
that the girl whose first love he had won
idoalitcd him into a hero, and almost
worshiped him never doubting his love,
even when slw saw the change that
passed over his face when she told him
she was going to earn her own living.
1 don't see why you Re- d do so, he
had raid; the Winters love you as their
own daughter.
Her free flushed alight]y, as she re
plied; • ' .
You must not forget that I have no
claim ou the Winters, save the claim of
love.
But, darling, you must know what
a difference U would make to my family
when they hear you are an underpaid
music teacher of the Winters and coheir
with their son.
Oh, Wilson—Wilson, can it be 1—He
smiled.
Sweet,be raid. I love yon for your>
self alone. You believe this, Eunice,
darlia^f’
She was true and loyal herself that
the could not withstand his tender
caressing words, and when be drew her
to him rad kiaaud her she was content
even happy again, behoving ho m
nothing by his caroleae words.
The red rare she had first offered to
Gny Winters was still in her hand.
I will take this as a levs token, Wil
son said, taking it from her, and if ever
the ime comes when I love you loss I
will send it to you, and you will under
itand.
. He spoke jestingly, bnt her faoe grew
grave.
Wilson, she said, it might ho that
some day you would love me less, and
long for year freedom; if that time ever
cornea, promise ma you will send me
this red rose. Write no word or Kne,
•end me this flower. •
pirattiiae, hs said ( .but as my love
wHl never grow Lsa, you have seen this
red rose for the lust time.
He drew her to him and kissed her.
Good bye, my darling, bo said, and
thon be left her standing in the fall
ing shadows of twilight. ,
• • • , * *
What will you wear to sight. Mias
WfiM
The graceful woman standing at the
window turned slowly around, and an
swered in a tone efinteuse sweetneaa:
I will wear black silk and lace, Meta,
with red mans in my breast and hair.
But your wlpita silk aad pawls?
I profar black this evening, Meta,
the lady answered gently, then tamed
around to the window again.
46nnsome, time she wont over to an
inlaid desk, and drew out a letter, writ*
ten in a tte hold hand, an^ »n’ned
WiLoc Audrey.
ut before all this had come the fuLity
of her lover and the anguish that nearly
killed her, and then the news that the
fpika at the farm were dead, rad
badsanld averything and gone
abroad, then her new life began, and
people were thrilled by her beautiful
voice, and men infatuated with her
beautiful face, and when she returned
to her own land, from queening it abroad,
foremost among her lovers was Wilson
Audrey, who never dreamed of her
identity.
There was to be a reception that even
ing, given in honor of her, and Wilaon
Audrey would be there waiting to re-
ocivelus answer from the woman he
loved.
, There were many fair woman preaent;
but Miss Leigh reigned queen, by right
of her beauty, and Wilson Audrey
watched, her thrill!ug pulses, and wonder
ed be ever believed that he loved
woman before.
He was talking to a grave, handsome
man, whose earnest eyes had wandered
moru thau owce to Miaa Leigh's proud,
pale face.
They were standing in the shadow of
a. bay. winduw, and neither pf them
noticed that a slender, stately woman in
■weeping robes of rilk and lace was lean
ing ogaiust a flower-wreathed column a
lltllC uIsttXuCC I rum luuui.
It is good to see you again, Winter,
after all these years, Wil^n said, and
yon have come back heart .whole
well.
as
Guy Winters’ face grew grave.
I came as I went, Audrey, he said,
slowly. Burdv you remember I loved
Eunice Dalton.
Wilson Audrey laughed lightly;
Ah, yes; sure enough! Well, Eu
nice was a pretty little thing. Sht was—
Eunice Dalton was the one woman on
earth to me, Guy interropted, sternly,
Had.1 known she was. not your wile—
Not my wile I No, tbauk goodness,
Winters. 1 don’t mind telling you, but k
huve mot *1 kmt the woman before
whom my very soul bows down. If
wealth and energy can accomplish it I
will marry Mi is Leigh, the beautiful
prima donna.
1 do not understand, Guy aakl, how
oneo caring for Eypicc, you can lova
another; as for me, tbia is wore precious
thau the love of tho fairest woman on
earth, and he drew a liille snndal wood,
and opening it displayed a faded red
Juno rose.
Wilson Audrey'* face flushed.
You arc romantic, Winter*, he said,
perhaps were you to kf..rch lor your lost
love you might find her.
God would bu kinder to me than I
j dare hope ; but if I shohld fiad my dar
ling—
A sweet, low voice interrupted him,
and Miss Leigh stood bafoie him, her
eyes glowing, her lips apait, the red
roses clustering at her breast.
Guy—Guy! 1 am here. God has
taken care of me for you—fur better
than 1 deserved.
And then, sheltered by the silken
curtains, he took her in bis arms and
pressed passionate kisses on h«r low,
white brow, and smiling crimscn lips.
An hour later, when Miss Leigh
thrilled the hearts of bar listeners as her
Voioa rang out is the old song, My
darling it tender and true, only two in
the room knew how her heart throbbed
at the thought fur none save themselves
di earned of the story of the two red
roses.
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.YEW WIJ8IC STOKE.
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GKO. 8. HAOKLU A SON,
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.. DOORS, SASH, BUNDS.
“Hr- *xi BilhHig Materidl
Of everj description.
Hone People and Soatkern Enterprise.
Prices as low as any Establishment
South, and all work first class.
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Augusta, Georgia.
Best Pianos ever offered to the public. We sell the Celebrated Instruments af
Best Italian Strings.
l^’-'Phe roost correct editions of Sheet Music, Instruction Books sad all
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Prompt Attention Given to Music Orders. ’
THSXiO^lBT ?SICES fr BABUST TSSXS.
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New Fall Dry Goods!
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194 and 196 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Has now in Store, and is receiving weekly ono of the most complete Stocks of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which it hns ever been his pleasure to exhibit to
the readers of the Barnwell Pkople. Goods are so cheap that it appears like folly
to waste time in looking at shoddy and trash so freely advertised thess days
Nothing bat gennine Good Goods of the Best Quality, that we can folly warrant,
will be shown over our counters, and we guarantee prices as low as in any part of
the United States.
Would respectfully invRs an sxsmlnatioo of our Goods and prieas.
novlS-
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> jfipggsTA.oa.
STOP AT
the lipsfA lotel
Corner of Broad and "Washington Streets
AUGUSTA. 6B0BGIA.
Convnlsotly Located To Braiirai.
With Telegraph Office in th« Building, and Soniberi Express Company
Office Next Door to Hotel BnUding.
SUMMER RATES OP BOARD, PER DAY„.<$1.50
Single Meals, 50 cents. | Single Lodgings, SO cento.
j .1,7 6m EP.N
ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS, GUST MILLS,
CANE MILLS, GIN ENGINES. OOTTOl
Hanger’s Journal Boxes, MUI Gearing, G
Oearlug; Cheap! Jodson’s Govsroera, Dis
Files, Belting and Babbitt Metal and Brass Fitting, Globe aad Check Yaives
and Whistles, Gauges, etc., and Iron Brass Castings aad regain from
Geo- "R. Lombard A Co.
FOREST CITY FOCN JRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
SBAE TBS WAVES Tawes, 170 rwrwicx »TR*IT,
l ' k ^ AretrirrA. cmemeiA
gnwry bates,
CHARLES K. RATES,
GEORGE C. A ELM AX,
JAMES P. GIBBS
TB08, R. MtGAHAX,
EDWIN BATES & CO.
JOBBERS OF
draws P
Tbs Sonny Soon has been constant
ly improving till it has now nearly at
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comes to us enlarged to 48 columns, is
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rery body should send for It with
aad evei
out delay. Bf future h wilt com bine
all the beet feature* of all the papers
Of the dev. aad may Juetly be raHed the
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copy Is f250. Don’t wait for Agents,
Address J; H. A W. B. SEALS,
' Atlanta, Ga.
W. X. DEXaPH,
NO. 26S BROAD BT.. AUGUSTA GA;
Wholesale and
■)
tail Dealer in
stoves;
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Planters lintel.
Pa my Frumdi and the Travtlity Public
In consequence of the great reduc
tion In all of the staples of our coun
try, I have concluded to reduce my
rates of board to $1 60 and 82 per day,
according to location of rooms.
Special accommodations for families
and commercial travelers. My table
shall not be excelled by' ray la the
South, rad will ooDstaoriy be suppfled
with selected Boston beef. Tbs hotel
has recently undergone thorough re
pairs, and been newly furnished and
made complete in all its appointments.
Courteous clerks rad attentive ser
vants. jT
When you visit Savannah do not
fail to call at the Planters, aa I am de
termined that this hotel shall not be
excelled by any in the South, regard
less of price.
Thanking yon for past favors, and
hoping for a continuance of the same,
I am, very respectfully ’
feb20-ly John Bniunan. Manager.
T
HE WHITE _
Sewing Machine
OF AUU
Unrivaled in Appearand,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Constrxtion,
Unprecedented in Pnpulahty.
And Undisputed in the Broad Claim
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QUICKEST •EK.XAISO,
Most Pirfect Sewing Mach in i
M THE WORLD.
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HEATING STOVES
TINWAJtE.ETC. '
Ha keeps in stock tint
first class stove, tku
Excelsior Cook-Hot Blast.
Patented 1859,18G1, 1865, Extended 1863, Renewed 1867.
29, 1870. Patented November 28, 1876.
Patented March
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IW/tt SEWING MACHINE CC..
Si 3S3 EodM A**., (
—For sale by—
J. D. A T. F. SMITH,
290 Broar St., • - Acotsva.Oa.
Only 5c. Each.
I will receive. In a few days, from New
York, another lot of goods, at FIVE
CENTH EACH, consisting of Hanee Pam
wHond Bells, Toy Knives. Forks
Curry Combe,
Gftrcton
Brass _
Spoons.
Openers, Osrdei
blned, mtoeoru.
terle/Note, Lett*
“tS
Hammers, Can
and Rskss com-
Hoes
Lamp ( blmneys,’ Pape
p Paper per quire.
Lead Panel U,
Madloge, ink,
K¥-Ci«0DS i» # CLtf
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Nos 122 and 124 Meeting St, Chnrleston, 8. C.
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159 161, 163 and 165 East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Queen Street.
13,15, 17 and 19 Vendue Ruige.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and N »wal Htoren Factor*.
Sole Ageuto for Georgia and Wagoner Grange Gas no. Libera! advances made
on Sbipmsiits of ('otton.
Ws have a special Preduos Dvpartmsst for which we eslioit consignments of
a Wfo* w% _ - - —
Isugh Rice, Peea, etc.
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PARKER?
Factors and Commission Merchants.
COTTON AND NAVAL ST0BL8.
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ote. Letter and Cep
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Tooth Brustoefo
and Drr««ln#
Hand kerchleft, Towefi,
Doyles Lees Bibs, Kiubnridered Marsel It*,
Bibs, Jewelry, Ac. T have a few articles
left of my first lot, ooneisting os follows,
all of whleh I < (ter at five cents each
Wiisii Coffee Gantstorar l
Hammers, I ln Plates, Ac. A fresh supply
received weekly. I have an order for a lot
of second hand books, provided they can
be pure hoed low down. J. b. bflUCK,
sugfrl-ly • . - . Agaffik.'
Hutson & Co.
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Western Assn ran c«r Com pony
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fit. Paul F. A M. Insaranos Os.
Pslwsksitg Bov. and Ins. C*. :
Celnmbus Ins. sad B. Ring Co.
2*.000,000
lfo000,000
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J06.000
800.000
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IMPROVEfi] IS7r KBTD IB78-
Superior beyond comparison to sny other high-hearth stove in the market*
It bos large single oven doors, artistically designed, lined with tin and fitted
with bright turubuckles - large hot blart file door, swinging hearth-plate, aud deep
uhpit with Spear's Patent Baled Ash Pan and sifter prate. The oven is large,
and the flues of unusuftl size, and so arranged as to be easily kept clean. It has a
large top, provided with Maniglc’s Patent Gas Burning Long Division Piece, the
best cross piece in nse. All the mouldings of the store are heavy, and its design
and ornamentation will satisfy the most critical taste. For wood, the stove is fitted
with a Patent Combined Wood Grate and Fire Dog, and entirely new arrange
ment, and the most durable wood grate in use.
IOUR SIZES—6 inch, #22; 7 inch, #27; 8 inch, #30^9 inch, #84.
Call am}' see it before purchasing elsewhere. Heating Stoves for Coal nod
Wood in variety, -v v
NEW CHART SMALL FLAT TOP STOVE Priced ss follows
$15; No. 7 : #17; No. 8, $20. Step Stoves with full set trimmings, No.
No. 7, $13; No. 8, $18.
Tinware at wholesale price very low. For sale by _ . , „
W-1- DELPH.
No. 6,
6, $11;
no9-9ra
AUGUSTA, OA.
JOSBriI H DAT.
• AMDSL TASK All ILL.
■AMl'KL W. SIBLBT
Day, Tannahill A: Co.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
OFFER FOR fi.UE AT VERT LOWEST PRICES A PELL ASSORTMENT OF
I
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
RELIABLE
WAR AN 7 RED QUALITY.
A splendid sloek of Coseh Material Axle*. Spriny*. Spokes, Huh*, Rims, Shafts,
Bolls, Moss, Molding, Olwe, Horax Masurys Color*, Vslsniine’* Yar*i*ke«, A*.. Ae r
SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, COLLARS. LA DIRS' ANUGENTS' FiM TRUNKS
and BAGS, OAK and HEMLOiK SOLE LEATHER, CALF SKIMS sad a full line of Shoe
Fit dings si rsdueed prices.
We lake plenanr* in elating that we ksvsihssgsney for ihi* seeiion fvriheesleof
WILSON, CHILU&tCO.’S PHILADELPHIA HAGONS snd CARTS, which have note*..
*n'l
wiil sell them at pries* within lb« reach «f all who wwnl a good ar.
ihsCORTLAND WAGON on Platform Sprinp. For |
rsNnMw Vehicle, w* recommend theCOKTLAKD CHA
petor in the field* an
Dels. Also ay** 11 * f^r
want of * ensamssfi
Hghiaei. most.styHnbnmd beoi (King on four wheal* for sixty firs dollars
Gum and Leilher Belting two to fourteen inebee.
brellai, Neal afoot Oil Blacking for Herness. ete.
aug21 6m DAY,TANNAHILL k CO., Oa.
>r*on* in
IOT, the
Packing of all kinda. Whips, Uax-
ES. O. TOBIM,
House, Sign and Coach Painter.
-ALSO-
Furniture Retouched and Varnished*
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BUGGIES REPAINTED IN
GOOD STYLE.
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BARNWELL C. II., It C„ Jsnnsrj 8. 1**0.
I would reaped fully recommend Mr. E, Q. TOBIN to the people of Barnwell s* s
first e aa* House, Sign and Coach Painter, believing that be can do work of a better etas*
thas is generally done in connlry places. ijao 1 Mm) J. A. BRABHAM.
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WAVERLY HOUSE,
$2 Charleston, S. C. $2
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SITUATED IN THE BEND OF KINO
I ttreet, tbs moat fasblonabla promenade
‘n the city.
First elgM in ail Its appointments.
Table furnished with the b-*t afforded
r local. Northern and Southern markets
First class Far snd Barber Shop.
The finest Billiard Boom In the South.
Servants polite and attentive.
Board per day.
«. Lower rates by the week or month. „
OlOxW. 8ULLIYAN,
Lavs or .A. J. Kihkcdt k Co.,)
JiuetA-’f Pr»»pi Ictor.
OTTO F. WRITERS,
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN—
se^ars Liquor and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
Also, L T. & J. G. Frost fc Go.’* SelMUIalog Flour, rad Thorn Brothers’
celebrated Rutter Crackers.
—I>» ly Nos 106.11$, 112 rad 181 Boat B-vv. Cbarlentoo, 8 O.
ROBERTSON. TA.TlT.OR & CO..
Baoesesors to GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO
CITTII flCTHS. Vinmu IlSCIk:
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COMM188IOX MBHCHAKTB,
1 AND S HA.YNK HTTLKKT. C’H A RE.KHTON. H. C.
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^CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON SOLICITED.*
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