The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-05

nsrG 0kcf Al aril ~ - NAsAS ms - !,
~ sa,ia hu.na. and the lie run Al
nger 4 n ! n naii- Aiore any b0ds could
t.,rh he bannil. ane side ont. ribbOn and
m "a, completely fuined Sneh aslghI
). .twa. you nsseI sal yoar iew iOokin'
ewes On All ne lie shAi didn't 60 Onto
lie banniI aas sSsksd up in The paper
IA, led look. ihsl VAS lynn night aside
o,.,. mi he biggest psrl o thai was spll-
a lew. Nv erirfi how did feel ahen !
..e il,s, hssn,ifai bnnnil IN such \ ccndi.
,ion, And poor Miss Seralrm turned
nsle q death. snd Susan cried like every
shing. ! axei Sam Lippincoil Gihe doc
lnr's rel headed bow who 'iaas ulsi
ihrnna The eheese-ke PInled onl ne
cal. ana goes up % her and. saws T.
!. Yon g0odlor.nolhing little huzzy. halnt
Won 10 better manners Than IN be throw
In cheese Al Other l.iikes lampses IN that
wsyr' She was real sassy lille Thing.
and dida'. care = straw Tor what she'd
done. She looked up and grinned a. i'm
psrdent as could be. and SAYS She" Ex-
suse me, Knarm-l hain'tihe most remote
,dee o. hilun' The lamp. meant 10 aim
!, sam I.ippincoi's head. and misiook
tia lamp Tor il. I'm sure sou cant blame
me Tor maxim sich nairal mistake. Did
Won ever. I was good mind 10 hi her a
cuff aside o The head. but ! didn't told
aIis. Pnehem ont. though, the next day
and she punished The huzzy by keepn.
her ON bread and wafer week. Jef salc
'iwas very equinomical kind o. ptiaisll.
msnl. Well. Tie party broke up purly soon
after this scrape, and yeff and me wenl
hum. JEFF went OF TO bed. Yer uncle
was ont: dear me how | did dread meet
In him Afore long be come IN. s. Well.
s.ys ne. how did the parry 90 OH
10. well enough" says l." buI I'm iried
and sleepy. and we won'i talk abnnIii 10,
night" The fact is. ! felt lew mean 10 tell
him The irn,h-bni in the mornin. when
Jeff come down, be let il oil out. My
grief how yer uncle did crow over me
"Didn'i | tel ye sol" says h.; Con
,e wish you hadn'l went" Yrs,
says ], aif il's any satisfaction iew ye e
know it'll dew wish SC" . know't
ye would" says re. Iserily believe hi
was glad Tie bnnnil col spilled.
The next morniG', as soon as ] got m.
chores done up. wen, over 10 Mr.. Scran
,um's 10 see how they come on. and hell
'em rcgiiale lillle. Marder>alive sucl
sight as that house was. from one ent
10 tother, 1 never sol my lew lookin' eye'
on! The caIpels was all creased up with
butter. and cheese. and sassages. Ant
then the lamp lie had done more mischief
than we know'd on the night afore. i
had run or the table, and made crue
rrea, spot on The best carpet; and found
Miss Scranlum iryin' 10 wash il out.
sot ,ew and irlped hsr--but 'iwant no
,tss-'twouldn't come out. Susan. she
was a set.in' on a liile stool 8 scourin'
teaspoons, and cryin' as ifher heart would
break. What's the matter. dear" says
but the poor child couldn't answer me.
So her mother said che was 8 cryin about
he bunnit bein' spilled. !" No wonder
saws |, its enoagh 10 make anybody cry
'spose sou can'd ,ew nothing with TIN
bunnit, can you'll" 20, yes" says Mis-
Scran,um. says she; I" I've ben lookin
a, il this mornin', and think ] can &c
enough on, Of il 10 make bag Of. Ill
make verv nice bag--and shall keep
as long As live, FOR your sake, Miss Mag
wire" looked at the woman with sur
mise. There she sol on the hoor, rub
bin away al that grease spot. and talk
in as calmly about that six dollar bunn
as if il hadn't cost fndfe'n sir cents.
was kind o. vexed al her for not maxim
more fuss about H. aclilly begun I
think size hadn't no feelin', and didn't car
for nothing. "And than" says |, 81
think o their bteakin' your beautiful chan
twas shameiul--a present from her me
.her, tew; and you sol so much By il; an
I've heerd We say twas the last thing u
mother ever gin ye." was runnin' Q
In that way whea thought heard Mir
Scranlum sob hooked MP and she y;
acryin' dretfully. She couldn't hold in !,
longer when spoke o the chany. ";
sorry said word ahoat IL; but il convi
ced me that Miss Scran,um had ieelln
deep feelins; bat she'd larn'i 10 cOnlr
'em, poor woman! Well, stayed spe
and helped 'em clean up, and then wei
hum. Susan went 10 the door with m
When we got outside, axed her whe,h'
ther was many provisions brought in u
night arore. She told me to come to Il
siore.ruom and look. So | went into
and look view, and there was ,ew
three punkins, a couple o spare ri
tspare enough, tew, tell ye.l three or fo'
cabbagee, chicken, what was left o De
ron Peabody's cheese, aud Goldfish. =
that alll' saysI. Yes, says Susan, al
half o. the cheese, and che o The spa
ribs and The chicken are 10 60 Tor pc
remit heerd pa tell ma SO; but you MUS
nj lei 'em know | told you about tiff
they'd think ii wrong for me 10 speak
il; You won't tell 'em. will yon, Mis-
Magwirei' No, darlin'.' says |, i won
lett OUT So went hum-and as vel
along considerin' The matter, came to
Unanimous conclusion in my own mini
that donation parties was humbug.
Well, the next Sunday Par Serantur
requested The male members Of his roi
vrepatiaR 10 meet hin, the next evenin' ;