The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
THE
rouxf' xERtuixrs WIFE,


- @~e - f@s
II ike hr.. exclaimed a rannx m,,
wI h ~ inconsidera.'Ie degree af ar.l.,r.
-Brean yan support her in the siyl,
"a nh ch she has hren accustomed . i
ross samrl nng "a get m1rriei naw-a day.
We have Ia begin where aur fathers pnd
rl." aid his RON .,sni m.
-Trnr. Ned; II she wsuld nnlr Bsyis
wnh me why -hs's p.,sr herself.
yr-. sni pra ID. sss,; Inc f,ri il. NJ.
IN 20 wlnisr 80 nnrss waiiing rpau. q,
fa<iian rlai6rs ii--so m,ny srrranis
i,si ssrh style al living g-lhi fsr my
pan. have given 40 all ll,oaghi< or mar
ming" Nri sa,i Ibis wnh some hii,rr.
n'ss. as If b. Ins g,oi reas m fsr feeling
IL.
"uy hnsin-ss Is g,ad." pursued liis
aI,rr. int .ni upon his awn alr,irs: . I'm
re thinks ms prospects sery fair. ir 1 live
prnleaiy--.i rasss a r,1ni $ an al Inc
harl-I might suppai a sung Iiile es-
labIlsh ncni a The sams exp nse."
Yes. ,f snug li,'lr establishments were
IN The fsslsI.'n. Charley"
-She i amiah!e ard inielliseisrs slIr
mia hs &c .,sm.c,l. herauss shc his al
waysieen obliged To- b.. ,leeI .re.l t'hsr-
iry. ahrup'Iv stamping as il a new
ilfnisht sIrak hin.
Perhaps so hut viii yon haii b. in.
dpafsaf enough 10 begin ia small
way lin fact. (, live within your means
FIR II ynn intend 10 gel along in tie
wurIi. y"a mastlire within ynur means. .
"Wrll ii's pity saiL e. adey.
sowewhn daIn.'e hy the inquiries al his
fnrnd; g. link shai qnie. charming quar-.
le,s might hwe. am hear lis sirs ~
The oiT-haul bachelor l,f. We nov isaI.
wta, must ! wall liil make a fortune
bcIare | marry"
"Of IA he orrr head anj ears in Jeil.. .
Suggested Ned.
.Thai | will never d." exclaimed
Se"u right earnestly; aud il is q, be
regfelird 'h1i every yoang mn DIES ffnl
mike = similar determination. with iiis!c-
p 'Iidfnee and jlslgmrn, enough To keep
il.
Here the Two cime tn Turn in the
street. aud they iouk different directions.
Charley bent his Steps lowarl- the rlore.
and IN mn m~ssy mosNi; Ned 4 know MT
where.
Chsrle. Sssll entered his couu,ins room
and shut ,he .Ittjrs the husinesr ~ ,I,e day
was over. the clerks were he sinning to
lrave, ~ M cafIy shade sof an sniumn
Twilight we're fat gathering round. lie
stirred open some dying embers. ilien
throwing himself lisllessly inlo a chair.
anl plariny HE feei npnn the iron fender.
lie -onn brcane wonderfully absorbed in
his own e. dertion. lie was a young man
Of domestic tastes and excellent habits.
lie remembered with Joy his fathers ERE.
sille. an.l aIl the sweet symp,lLies of that
dear home rircle. of which he was once
u loved an,l living member. They had
pissed away. aud he had long live upon
the cold bonnlies of boarding house.
His hear, yearne with unspcashle desire
fnr plare 4, call his own. with the de-
Iiihlful pecallari les. my wife," .my
Iire.>i,le." "my table," Il dnes moi ap.
pear To What rnnclu ion Charles rane, ur
whether lie came 10 any al all. Evening
fun him at his .cile, preparing G'r par.
~.
Long hrfme The ldur he was re idy.
aud waiting the tardy movement, nf his
watch. Though M onr knew better how
10 fll NJ rks of time with something
useful and pleasant. there was niw a rest.
lrssness of spirit which refused to he qui-
eie,l. lie salllrd f,rlh into the street, and
after variams turns. nj length bent his steps
i,warls the clark's: IN lsrc an lnirth met
his ear. bright lights s,rean'd iron the
winInws. Making his greeting to III
lalies or the house. and It,er' z u lew
agreeable lru,sms To lhasc ah.ul MIN, he
snglii among the be,ips oI fair women,
one pr its maiden named Fanny Day.
She babe hima welcome. which seemed
TO say come hiil,er." lie slaud aloof,
moi seeming to seek place hy her side,
alre,dy h,lf.n.c ,pied By ano,ler. whllst
his eye ti.cusse,l with keeaest scrutiny
Me fouf en- sembie III Fanny's dress. Con
scious of his earnest, a,lmiring gaze. Fan
ny seelne, Ia hear iha quick heatings 81
her Own heart, and hope and fear. ant
'ove. came and went. aud came like
Smiles aud shadows across her spirit. A
new AMI vry splendil silk." thus ran
Charlev's thnnghis, !. that looks ex,rava.
gan; the bracelet. | never saw before;
wonder if she is fond 0l such gew-gaws,
What is that dangling from her hair! A
gold pin or gold iassel! should like
!" know hnw much il cos'; MOI very
.'ye-like comments. il must be confessed,
hr' he was lnoking beyond the he'foihe,
and the bride. io what signilied grea
deal more. he was looking for hep mate
ona Tor dark days as well as bright. ="
am afraid she won, ,ln f'r me; and thu
Is her uncle 'shnuse--she will want ioIiv'
just sn. - Sone,hlng like sigh escaped
hlm. as he alked away to the oher s'd'
VI the roam. Fanny watched his dcpdr