The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01

N<- A-'"Ai.s ''i' '"tis'''t f'@' a-i''' -
atn mistress at hume, and my aunt is 81
anzluus to get rid Ut me. that she would
marry me to schonlnnster, ii he lid but
offer himself
Our fair friends wore suun enscunced
in thu study making aut q list Of invita-.
Gons.
"G-haIl put dawn Hr. Baggs, the cru.
ii to Thcopi,ius - Jula asked, rather
miscticvousiy.
"Ccrtainiy,' VAS Lizzic's busling ro.
ply. II is my brother guest; aud in
my opinion is Is worthy af attention as
your Count With tho uapronounceabie
aame.
"ils name is perfegt.y unphuniuus.h
sa.u julia. tartiy, which il nut tlu gaza
with cveryona's J. [ huee it ut nv tongues
end.--Joachim observation-disclosures -
[ have been Frightening up my French,
AZ understand he speai;s our language
very i,npcrtnotiy. Oh. Dear only think.
haye put down his name instead of
Maggie Atwoods. in her invitation |
vnnid not have her know Of my intention
far the world; it would ba all over tho
wiling. Deture dinner time
The day soon sued away, and that Of
the grand dinner party arrived. Lizzie
Linton. Simply attlred in a cican muslin,
with no ornament III her nair save a single
rosenuu. entered the magnificent drawing
roam at Lawton Hail, leaning Oh the arm
NJ Mr. 3uggs, vhuse brass buttons sione
brighter than ever un tslat ietestlnc blue
coat. Al the upper cul If the room
stUod Julia. III earncst conversation with
t!sa Count. LlZzle Thought she had
never seen her friend 81 beautiful. ler
splendid tigurn was arraved n a crimson
velvet. when cCntre,stod we'll with her
lark eonpiexIun. Paaris .eannd amid
her raven tTe.9es. anu 4 single diamond
rested on her bosom.
Tho Count Has tall and slender, With
luna curling ilatr. aud a most Fornc,uus
noustlchc. which gave very tt1ghtiul
lunK tn his oountcnance Il yts evident
That Julia was cnrapturca with ms con
rersatlun. although the ovsianucrs could
liscnvnr nothing more taian a few hack
aeveu compliments tn his fair hostess. aud
great iaal IT praise of Count Jachim
Neutrality-suspicious..
Julia iutroduced Lizzie tu him The
Edunt stared at aor through lils giass.
strohad luvn his mousiac!le, and taok no
more notice Of the busting .,ri yaau by
saying - Julia, n VOICE meant 10 be
very terrible
Very toterabic for America, nais III
hurope, aw
The snnerton neaux. although most ol
them heard this icclslun. did not aupear
- set much vaine ou it. tor LlZZiu vas
drriuculv the belle ii tile room.
0noa. iuring the evening, dr, Bugos
shaueed IA De standlng aesr Miss Laytan
1nd the l-aunt. when ne laav Eet fail lor
lanuaaronlef @csan- that za.. 'onnt
VIZ lut Inclined ii pick ~. Mr.. 3ug-s
very pallt4I9 la1Ged t Jn rs eatr pwner.
wien Joachim. Aa.. loor.ins. Varr ieroe,
" IN the >ne"tAeiga, -lseniate,d
"-Av de pnppp "A NY contra. To
.auics. van ley arops lore nunchera, ring
s.c artl ar sc sefr:i'tt ID pick lem III.
f1 winch piece ii valuable information
II is Iu.ia r@pl!ed by / noSt benIenant
smile.
Tie partv passed If IN atl parties IL.
With 4 r~eat Enanv compliments some,
torn dresses. few 1rokan glasses. and
not Fesy heartaches. The next morning
it sas reported through tie village hat
Mss Lavton Wis Engaged ta the Count,
aud the news was confirmed by Julia her
setl who came tn Lizzie Linton tu be-
congratulated.
The Count and his i,a.,co we're now
to DE- daily 4een oir' ing 1t 4 furious r:sts.
through the 7illuge. III yaikln. most 70,
nanfIcailv over the beautiful nils among
ynicn it IL embossed The Countess
elect lad .irnnne,i IL her ,urer ) command,
iii ner rlilago ac4nant.cHs save Liz1ie
Linton lIe had tnen ytshe-l q tasiuue
ler with tho rest: Dut sil.sa, VINO llau a
little IT her atd spirit remainIag, insisted
81 ee:lemenilv i'll ratsalang her ir'enu-
sHIa. hat Joachim vas obliged Ia Tleia.
The GluaG WIS extremely iesirons
hat taeir tnarfl:ssc should take place tin-
meuiateir: 1nt llera .galn le yas aver
ruleu. ~ according ID !llia = tura. 40
me anu.d marry them Dut Ghe bishop.
aud ii would oe salnn lime aeiora ln
@.anld visit t!a Vlilage. In aae mem.
time Drsnarat.ona vent III rapidly, aGa
Numerous we're tle rulnurs respecting
he bridal lress anu the bridal ease.-
Hugo buger were continually arriving 1t
F.awtun Hall. The drawing room vas ba-
ng entirely tittea ap With new TaiFet
furniture aud magnIiflaanE lacs curtains
yesa furnished for hit windows. All
The vfllagers 4tared aud wondered. anu
we're 40 wiser than beiora.
But his grand yoalng yas not tile on-
" me going in III the village. M
gagas' t.,lents, lis VT. ms nanlinIu to0a
qualities. we're making, slowly ont surety,
4 dean wound III Lizzie heart. LIS
avsvart.aess, his lg1iness. ass name were
nj! fursrgttan. and his occupation vas
low he anly stumbling block. Io we'd
q sci,au- nasfar, anu asaist I'D teaching
country children, Lizzin tilonght ynnid
bn lnpuss,bie. But aven this difficulty
vanished. and Lizzie auniy surrendered
her heart 10 the Iseening IT III. ong1s
Very soon after. NJ Buegs cainc stssd-
ng into The par'or, aud informed her that
he laa sucesadel III getting senGoi,
With nat 4 small saiary it IN tina. 1uL ln-
IN which hn Thought they mlght live
comfortably Lizzie referred him 70
nr Ra-ara. who had, all along ancnur,
aged als SUIT. Har brother gave MS an,
Drovai. ana preparations Tor the wedding
var. begun ,ccordingiv. They were not
very axpensive anes. however; TOR Llz@ie
made her own Wedding dress, and Ms.
Revere mixed IN tho cake.