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-- mmgn ho shunted. him tn harm pus iblc. I 0'» Human. .‘VbUHNP' who I " Why, ‘1 rriwhrd the it Ihis fortm hm: - 01" our ('mn'lll I" MM “'1' h tum“, lid f'c n my. to norm) Limrum, nt'cnurse,‘ rrinllvd the matron, “ we all knew of it Ihis fortnight, but we thought it Was Iwu I ut‘ our business, and an we said u «x hing about it. I suppose wuu will n»mlur how and when the)" dld their‘ m'uling. Well, you see, Roddy used I - mum hut at the turn of the mad m «i walk with her to the school i; new, and they do any that for the l-.~r lbw days, they didn’t appear to Iw in :my great haste to get there, . v-uvvvll' lao' «whip in hand, left. post haste for 1h~ whool house. On arriving there. L» that word was, “ where's‘Susan ?” 'Hn- mistress had not. seen her that day. In great. perplexity he then be- gm an enqmry among the neighbors. “E: h the same result, till one old llhll‘un who wished to pride herself an lming the first to break the news, ex- (‘lnlmod with a loud laugh, “ La! sir, don‘t you know that, Susnn hm: gone In Providence to be married ‘9" " T” be married!" shouted Mr.‘ (“x-«unwell. “In the mum: ul‘ common] H';l~!'. who to? " With this information, Mr. Croni- :-ll lolt for home in great haste, mut- ‘: lug as he went that “ that thousand [ll-m will have to he paid now. Ed- :mls knew what he was about when pint that will registered, A fine - n1" noig‘hhurs, surely! Know all » In! it this fortnight, and wouldn’t ‘1 mt. I wonder if they’d give the win it‘they saw our house on fire.‘ lulllll, it." Ami thus by the timc n-nL-hod home, he had worked him ll' into a furious passion. Mrs. unwell noticed his petvrbed state mind. and at once exclaimedâ€"â€" " Why, Oliver, what in the world‘s l m mnr with you? Are you crazy? ‘ l'Inmgh 10 make a man cram." NlIUlHCll. “\Vlwre’fi Jae? Tell n to harnth Duluh'n :H uu'rkly us ill)l(3. I’m going-m Provider-re v "I have, to do so without my qpnnhnt." ’ "Why," replied Mrs. .Cromwoll, ‘ we can limit her time to go and «mm. and I'll speak to the mistress to have an eye to her, and I guess it w. I be all be all right." '1‘ .ey argued the question at some luxuth, but no intent was the old lady un hafiug the lace veil that Susan woo 2w-IAI 10 the qewing school and everyâ€" thing seemed to be going on all right} ti‘l one day, near the end of the WWII, Susan failed to be at dinner. 11-.” after twelve, no Susan; one aft-fuck, no Susan. Mr. Crnmwnil “ \Vell," said Mr. send Susan to that have to d0 0 Iithml Pounded on not. to no... t M -â€"â€"~â€" 81 hon-A Indiana: 30!. ((l'cmto‘nucd from (at week.) ’ " You won't say onythiug Igin the lame wale at that price, will you 1’" “ That depends on how We to be done," said Mr. Cromwell. “ What in our plan ‘3" .Irs. Cromwell then related what Mrs. Vasey had done, odding“I'm sure if Mary Vasey could learn the Halo in one month, Susan can learn it. in less time, for, you know, she's quick to learn anxthiyg.” The Lace Wale, nu nun! mm“. said Mr. CFblmyell, “ it'qu going on all right ,r the end of the Id to be at dinner. , no Susan; one , Mr. Cromwell. left pOst haste for {)u arriving there, school, you {vill THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY-POOR CONDITION taken. for Duhbin hull wurkcd all through-uprng work and did not feel very ambitious. As soon, then-Mme, as he found there was no one urging him, he began slacking his speed and in less Ihan a. mile he had siuppod and was eating grass alongside the mad. Finding things all right, Mr. Crum- Wa-ll managed to get home ms soon as his wife, But how they upont that‘ evening we" are left to conjecture. Wotnnw, however, that Rmhlic tank “is will- homc to his nmthvfls till he; g»! h's nwn house fi {ism-d. and Hm. I a irited anihml, Sassed'by on Mrs. Cfiomwell’a side of the wagon on the keen run, not forgetting to give Mr. (romwell'ahorse a smart. blow with the whip as he went by, which Mr. and Mrs. Cmchll in their excite- mentfmled to notice, so that. when they turned toWurd their home, he Was nowhere in sight. After standing awhile in a kind of‘stupor, Mr. Crour well ventured the rumuk, whathas 1b_ec0me (if our horse ?" “Gone to Providence to hemm- ried,” said Mrs. Cunnwvll. “am! new you may go and find him if you can. don’t plty you one hit. I told you, not to vome. And now [may walk homr. in these old, thin shoes, and then sufl‘cr with rheumatiz in my feet and nuclei, dear knows how long.” THE FARMER‘hVILLE REPORTER “ Well, Oliver." uid she. “ If you will go,I‘ll go with you." So on mg, she drew on a bonnet and a ight shawl, and in less than one minute they were on the road to Providence. going as fast as Dobbin could be per- suaded (by the free use of the whip) to go. They had proceeleil but little more than‘ a mile, when they saw Ruddy and Susan Coming very leisurely along. They immediately stopped old Dobbin, got out and stood one on each side of their wagon, some twelve or lburteen feet swiiy, each a whip in hand, waiting the uprronch ot' the runaways. Roddy saw t 10 move ment, and putting whip“ to his high- “Spose ‘mvsybe théy will. but it shah)th Enid I didn t try," wu his reply. ' “ Y air," answered Joe. “Wags, Oliver," said Mrs. 011:1:- well, “ there lint no use goin' to Providence. They‘l be married bc~ fore Ayou cap get there." “Oh, thst" feller that fixed our house, he wnylaid her on the road to the sewing school, Ind now you see what's come ofit. ,‘ Is the carriage ready 1’" ' with ails . Here'- I pretty upon of'ork. m ull who of your 'mnal lace wdo. Susan's gone to Provi- dence to get muried. ’ To b0 mnrriod! " screamed his mum. “Isit pouible, and who is ho, 'and when sud where did they mnko‘ the bargaip 1'" uu-lmlul an m fi fished, and line gauan Mm cum enoczn‘lés. Our old established Grocery Store is umml suppled with a full line of To be mqu in the county. Having t splendid Hearse and u full supply of Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds; we can fill orders promptly. INT GASKET lllllfl II THE GNIITV ES" Picture frnmimg a Specialty ‘6; Call Salk-Hal. F [LR N I T U R E to any shown in town. Call and see us, we will be pleased to show our goods and ynu will In more than pleust with the value we nfl‘er. H- H. ARNOLD has on hand one of the best selected ‘ stocks of - His assortment of Scotch. English and Canadian Twceds and worsted Coatings are pronounced by all SUPERIOR IN STYLE AND QUALITY Bargains in 311 Lines. The Inspection of Intending Purchasers. GENERAL 3mm 71.4 NY, ' MAIN STREET; FARMEROVILLE. Has a Large and Carefully selected stock to which he invites In the 01;! stand, Mansell Block, up-stairs. . v J. H. McLaughlin. IEE'AII parties indebted to me will save costs by settling with me at, once. Jr. Nora Cred“. Tu undersigned begs toinform his old patrons and the ublic gener- ally that he he: re-open the manu- facturing branch 01‘ his Boot and Shoe ‘businese. and is fully prepared to do all kinds of work in first-class style, and at prices that defy competition, stock and workmamslnp considered. Sewed and fine work a a deity. Having engaged a competent fienmn. Mr. J. W. Buarow, a good fit is guar- anteed. and work made as ordered. Give us a gull and inspect‘ourrrsit‘oc F0! cash only. Particularly at, this time as he is now offering unprecedented BOOTS t: SHOES . H. ARNOLD. Pia-Opening! . JUDSON. THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE P'A ID FOR 50. 000 lbs 0F First mass Store. Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing Hats & Caps, Boots 6; Shoes, Rubbers and L‘ng fn‘und‘in a ‘ ‘nnuersvilio. May 20”“ 153+ Duur Sirs.â€"-Asu matter of Justice I wish to give my unsulh-ltml rocnmmemlmlun of llm Stevenson Piano. Thi‘ Nevenwu Company warranted (ht) l’lmm fur a norm 3! years. ’l‘llcylmve thus fur nun-v vlmn fulfilled thvlr cnmmvt. The Piano in our Parlor in Alba-n L‘nllugo delights all musicians who test Its tine qualities. After the instrument hud how: in use a few weeks. I gave u willing testimony [to its many excellenvles. Now. m‘n-r Hourly tw.» years of const‘mlt use. my upinlun lms nut changed. except for tlu- butter. The true mat. of a piano is in uslng it mm or two years. ’l‘lm Stevenson Plum) mu lmruu thutu-st. I am more than autlsflod. The followinÂ¥ it; an mum!“ to the nut-rim 0 this excullm To Stevensnn J; (30.: New Fruits and Spices Go to McLaughlin’s old stand where 87.000 Worth of l‘ry Goods and Boots & Shoes are to be sacrificed at prices hither- to unknown. Come one, Come all and see prices. ° More Dress Goods, More Cot- ton, More Print, More Cambric More ’l‘ow 'lling, More Sugflr, MOre Tea, lore Boots, More Shoes and MORE of Every- thing in stock for $1.00 than any House in the trade. Thug Vanarnum. \. n Farmersville, Feb. THE GREAT Bargain House. Patronize Pyo and you will be well dree and satisfied every time March 2nd 1885. nor for WELL-FITTING, arms" a: noun cans suns. Customers should note that this is the For the Ghoiceut Importation: of TAILOR SHOP. ’eople’s Store, J. N. JAPQI' ES. D. 1).. Ph. 1).. Press. of Albert t‘ullcgu, Helluvfllc. ()nt‘ FARMERsviiIE. Tim 0? mE'ofléll'éiif‘i‘nRTE?! TN! STEVENSON PIANO. ‘ Mansell Block, 5L, LAMB Go to the PYE’S of Justice I wish to mmemlmiun of Hm iwvenmm Company a mm: at years. "my {Aulflle-d thvir y upmmn mu Hut "or. The true Inst nr two years. Thu m mat lost. I am ~iAu-_(_1Awsumonlal an well dressed u.