Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

long time, till finally, as good or i'll luck
would have it, lIr. Butts happened to be
/ riding homcward one afternoon in the stage
coach, all alone and unmolcsted, when who
should get in, mt Il little town some dozen
miles from home, but Mrs Tubbs This
+ little accident threw things into confusion
straightway.
Mr. Butts could not we'll avoid speaking
/ to Mrs. Tubbs; neither could Mrs. Jubbs
refuse, under any color of dcccncy, to ac-
cost Mr.. Butts. There they were mortal
enemies to each other boxed and booked
for good twclvc-milc together Unless
the road was unusually smooth it would
not be Il strange muttcr to find that they
bounced and bumped against one another
.And i'll some way like that, perhaps, they
might manage to pound off the sharp ain
/ gels that now kept them at such distance
Mr. Butts spoke of the weather ltwus
rainy, and the coach had to be shut pretty
closely. Mrs. Tubbs thought, as her con-
I panion did too, that it was rainy Mr
Butts suggested that it might rain in upon
her. Mrs. TubbS thought il wouldnt and
changed her seat over TO that of Mir Butts
This was an admirable beginning, surely
We'll, from one thing to another they
went we o@--not because !i: they had any hope or
WISH OF reGohciiiahon, put because they
co"'"u n'tp 'aihihS-H at last Mr. Butts
came out WIN H. as pump and round as
eyer man oio IN ms HE, and asked Mrs,
i"opS %ha' was inc occasion OF all the
'fomo'e between the families
NJ 10 II IN r TINS way Tor a categorlcal
answer, MIS-. lubbs could not do less than
hesitate, ma "hen She ana reply 1t was
.nc .''os' s"l,s'ac.ory SnHi'i'nG' cIaSVe sort
o' Il" answer '!l"' co"'1 DC offered by any
one ~ lc''e,I'hS inc "DSoi"tc weakness OF
'! ,!c enemy hr' n"tts began to thinN that
MS cause l'''S''' oe Just about aS stronG.-
~ 4 consequences nc haStc"c" hrst to make
cAP''Hari"hS' 'Ach concessions then apollo
g'cS mat was enough. In such case,
rs soon as ono neS'nS to withdraw hls pre-
t'h''ohS' inc other haStens to be before INN
III ',r, ,mS sood work II possible
- NE no' !. "'i ABOUT nothing, alter all,
S"'u nr; puts, =.
nv No'h'h III thc llNin world, sad Mrs.
"noS' ;,
r. IN" III oTead'ully mortihcd to thlnk
Fc pee" caught III Suc!i scrape' Sald he
NY WV, l III MA" 10 'il'nK We hecA such
100, u"n S''u - S"e'
INV n',,' VIC MAKE II up aSaih
pc 3'au enough TO-
rom "eS'h''nG 10 e'u
cS' forever ana ever
j silence OF few minutes.
=, n", '"o''' "SNco Mrs upos, ~ would
'i"o ~, ~ N""M one uh,nS OF you lilst.
" n'' MIS- l"DpS-ahythihg IN the
"o''n: I,n
niu you say my hoSpana sent you a
quarter ot oe"o Nc"i 10 pay lor yours
i'oI""'1 ''i'V was w'l"' your "ile toid me,
I'i: I'S ''''v was ~'ins ~ De@"n IT, l hcNer
n':'u'o 49, .'''.' n. Nhii = "ppS M"u'o 90 S"ch
=" '','' "o''u u, 'ic"'" 'S"i"l' e"1H&h
,uIi -" -" II" h'uSheo out Nlf' Butts.
OF veal, hcy Weil, II that don't beat the
Dutch taking Holland Did say that your
| husband sent me back dead veal? Why.
ycs IFS most likclv | soid On f,. 7 1;1rIt
colculotc hc ,ros @oipo, 10 hrnu ,,,,a.
Tor oT,.o A,l T' 'I''?? nv
', i. So w '''o JoN' J"9' u
"cI m'"' my WIG wouiu say
1hefc IL was. 1t all grew out OF his in
nocent disposition to see what his wife
would have to say Jefferson was elected
! President by means of n ulouel over 81 mic,
down in Rhodc Islond. ,nd boro ,,.,.
| ,r,,rr,J o,.o,. l,,,,r.a = 10y
li.'t r.. ,I'; iI"i.o, VI Ne"i 'N"' N'iSl';
~, ~ '0l .'''' I'0''''"i ''nSr-'''ic' nave lCu
" I'i' u'Suic'npcrhcht Oh thc church, and
possibly the decentralization of the town it
self
Sam and Susan rushed back into ono
anothcr's arms. and in three months woy