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And now to prove the fact. In a newspaper of that date appears the following: Hon. A.M. Buchanan, Judge. Sally Miller vs. This cause came on to-day for trial before the court, Roselius and Upton for plaintiff, Canon for defendant, Grymes and Micou for warrantor; when after hearing evidence the same is continued until to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock. Salome's battle had begun.
The executive officers who finished the work of the State Association were as follows: Honorary president, Mrs. Frances M. Casement, Painesville; president, Mrs. Upton, Warren; first, second and third vice-presidents, Zara du Pont, Cleveland; Dora Sandoe Bachman, Columbus; Mrs. J. C. Wallace, Cincinnati; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
"It is all here at the beginning, just as she prophesied," he said, with a promptness which was almost radiant, and he read as follows: "The dual funeral of Miss Josephine Ward, the leading society girl, and Richard Upton, the well-known club man, took place this morning at " He paused and said: "Read now what you have there." Harrington flushed, then scowled, but from perplexity.
"Of course," replied Mrs. Upton; "but a man wants to sympathize with the other fellow, not with himself. If you were a woman you'd understand that a little better. But to return to Molly and Walter don't you think they really were made for each other?" "No, I don't," said Upton. "I don't believe that anybody ever was made for anybody else.
She'd make a good wife, but, Lord save us! it would require an Alexander or a Napoleon to make love to her." "Oh, I don't know," said Bliss, confidently. "If the right man came along " "Of course; but there aren't many right men," said Upton.
His courtesy, benevolence, and liberality, are celebrated; and of his piety, we have not only the testimony of his friends, but the evidence of his writings. That his English works have been so long neglected, is a proof of the uncertainty of literary fame. He was scarcely known, as an author, in his own language, till Mr. Upton published his Schoolmaster, with learned notes.
Upton had not minded the room at all, or had minded only in the sense that he made it a matter of conscience not to mind. And aspects of it Mr. Upton had thought beautiful. And that Mrs. Upton felt all this he was sure from the very vagueness of her answer. "That would have meant caring more for beauty than for more important things in life."
Suddenly, when we had gone about seven miles, I pulled up at a lonely part of the road, and, pointing my revolver at his head, ordered him to descend. He saw that I was desperate. It was a moment for deeds, not words. I saw him make a movement to draw out his own weapon; therefore, ere he was aware of it, I struck him a blow full in the face, practically repeating my tactics with Upton.
Jones, Jr. 2d Ward A. Roberts, T. N. Bond. 3d Ward H. S. Stevens, A. C. Keating. 4th Ward E. Thomas, Henry Blair. 5th Ward N. P. Payne, Joseph Sturges. 6th Ward John Huntington, Geo. W. Gardner. 7th Ward E. S. Willard, Peter Goldrick. 8th Ward J. D. Palmer, Jos. Ransom. 9th Ward A. T. Van Tassel, Percival Upton. 10th Ward H. N. Bissett, George Presley. 11th Ward J. Coonrad, Stephen Buhrer.
"Imogen says that she will come over at once, if I want her." "Far the best plan. She will live with you here until she marries Mr. Pennington, or some other devotee," said Mrs. Pakenham comfortably. Mrs. Upton looked up at her. "No, I shall go to her, until she marries Mr. Pennington or some other devotee." There was after this a slight pause, and it was Mrs.
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