The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-11

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90 hey parted for lhs night
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MAERED. 10 B. By Rss. Mr..
Thnmpcashion. Mr. John Smish, az C.
dsIsIlIe. 81 The hnn Of Smith 4 Bsoxu.
% Mss Ann Msnlds. onls daughter Of
she Hon. ciesBs ingol, Of B..
10 E.. Mr.. David Blown. or &c
dsE'ille. oi,he firm Of Smith a Brown, 10
Mics Mary Tidd.
Another lsaiher Goaled IN he cap Of
ihe editor Of the cedsr,ille Uniyerssl
Adseriisef.-f rB move insrrrssins
Ilsm Of intelligence bsamed slsi upoa
Crdarsills through ils columns, so Of
lenily bad every hing been conducted.
In dilsIirg uFor The square inch n cake
with The request for Insertion, Mr.. Edi.
Tor ground on, The only original article
which had appeared in his columns. sinre,
six weeks before. Mr. Aliens boy sup-
lied - Marrow EsesPe.' BY cutting BIS
singer with Q cssf.knilr.
The EFFECT Of The announcement upcn
The inhabiisnls Of cedsr,ille, Was The
breaking M, in a greal measure, Of The
parry divisions. The old ladies' were
indignant that Ibis news had burst upon
The community. without Ihtir having had
so much - a nihble Of IL in advance OF
The general PRONUNCIATION: lhe ulengsgrd
young ladies. each of whom had. secretly.
and 10 her own mind. appropriated one
Of The iirm 10 herself. began 10 have .
manifest leaning 10 The P,menlo party |;
snd The married snd engaged young la
dies. vino stuck 10 The firm in hopes Of
being in'iled 10 their parties. were IN The
minority. Things tegan 10 look squslly.
when. As is often the case In emergencies,
. something was found TO stem The cur
rent. aud save the falling fortunes Of The
house of Smith a. Brown. Faster than
The Glow heels Of The csfrier boy circu>
lated the Csdarville Universal Adver-
user about the village, the intelligence
flew orally. thai Smith &. Brown were
giving real.' This al once formed
a new accession 10 The store party. as
every man in a New England village.
in Is, would drink, where liquor ran
without money. end without price; and
every boy would be on hand 10 eat the
sugar from lie bottom of The tumblers,
suck the tody-slieks and long 10 be men
tina, being as near drinking ss boys
were permiued 10 go-iheir elders cage.
ly bsckins their own examples, by warn.
ing boys not to drink spirit. They man
age these things better nowadays. The
editor gained such credit BY an inlpromp-
ia toast, connected during slllhe night be.
fore, in which he hoped the house Of
Smith e. Brown would fare none the
worse for having token sleeping part.
aets.' Pimento. who found his way in
TO the store for the first time. went home
growing that they would spoil the
trade, OF they did not reduce their spirit
more Upon reaching his own store. be
pu, another gallon Of alcohol into each oil
his bar casks Of uaer end alcohol, swept
peck of flies from his windows, and
some Of the dust of his shelves.
will they give a party wonder!'
Here the Cedarviile Universal Advertiser
could not foresisll The women, who are
the exclusive vendors Of this sort Of news
and the women soon got hold oil circum'
sisntisl evidence, that al Smiths house
something was 10 preparation. Mrs
Smith had sent TO one neighbor for eigh
quarts Of milk. and her helps had Dor
rowed another's hearts and rounds. 'Shal
gel an invi,el' was the next question:
bu, he worthy folk were KEEP, but little
while in suspense. The shop boy o
Smith e. Brown lef, printed invites Q
every house in the village, no, excepting
those Of the Pimen,oites, and that OF Oh
Pimen,o himself. Business like, these in
vita,ions were issued in the name OF .h'
firm.
Il was over. Old Pimen,o, who hal
fingered, the last Of the guests. as il defer
mined 10 do bis full share in eating gu
The substance of The young men. had
las, taken his hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Smill
sat alone.
My DEAR said the lady. do no, Sc
why you would invite all that cG',aiae &
our house,
Policy. Matilda. wish to becom'
popular " ilh the Cedarville people,
I Well don, like 10 be bored 10 death
| hope you have no, so soon forgotten N.
feelings and my standing in society. NJ
father Mr.. Iogot, was never SO anxious
please The rabble.
Mrs. Smith. hope you hare not s
far forgotten my interest as TO stand IN IN
way Of nv business. The distant Jingl
Of your fathers gold will not supper. us
Mrs. Ann Maulda Smith sobbed hy'
tericsllv.
n.
.David,' said Mrs. Brown to her ha
band, as they walked home. am ALTA
: | have done YOU no credit TO night a
, WAYS told you | was unused TO society
. yb, N.ry | thou CHI YOU succeede