The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-12-01
WHY Lizzie cried Maggie Atwood,

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heartily
The gent lcinen soon returned, aud Mr..
Reverb auologizea for leaving the guest
ta the tcnder mercy OF The Tolng Indies,
AZ la promised his wife 10 spend the at
tornonn witt, her Oh visit to .idy who
lived ten miles from -onerton
An awkward pause followed his depart
urn. Mr. 8oggs euteavored to draw
Miss Lawton into a conversation, but her
euiu snner and reserved nuuuers chilled
him into silence. Mary Maurice had
thrown herself uron the rug, aud WIS
DuslIT carcssing the Kitten, when Mr.
Boggs, drawing his chair close to the lirc.
remarked upon the beauty Of the animal.
aud lnqureu yhuther she was fond Of
pets. She slinak bnck tile cloud of ring
lets from hnr fair forehead. aud gazing
aii..aiishiv up III his facn, made him nu
answer. Mr.. Bnggs repeated his remark
IN a io.aur tane, thinking that psrhaps
the young lady might be deaf A silverv
laugh vas the only answer, and "baby
Marv" u,rned to the kitten aualn.
Almost despairlng, Mr.. Boqgs arproch-
ad The piano, where Maggie Atwooti was
seated ratt.ing over the keys. She in-
Iulrnu If he liked music. and unun his
answering in the ;thlinatlvc, vniun teercu
to piag for him. lto vas evidently Irat.
ntcd, and. when the piece vas ended, was
ABOUT tu ask for another. when the lively
,'r'. wheeling around Oh the piano stool,
asked IT he knew the name of that piece.
In duty bound. he WIS anxious 10 know,
ana Maggie. iZlng her eyes an MS face,
vouiief,ted. The Reahcad' March,
Lizzie was very mortified 1T aer friends
rutlcnrss, and puor Mr. 8ug-s seemed
quite uurt. It WIS 4 ~oict lo all parties
when Il survant antereu 20 aaaounce hat
ten LIS readv.
Lizzie did ti1a l0nors ot ,ho .:.Dia. aud
endea~oreG 70 iraw her friends into con-
v"rsatlun. 1t first it seemed that her
atiorts were tn 90 unsuccessful, he ydung
ladies preserving rigid silence 1t
In Lizz,c ; itt!c niece Lily, n andcag~
or'n- ~ reach tcfnptlug cake, lost her
baance and fell fran her chulr. rs shn
fell. She cantht the arm ,l tho servant.
Who vas about ta hand 4 glass Of water
to ltr 8nr1z. The water streamcd lawn
over Liz1ie' atress and the broken glass
nnst,cd amid the rich 1f4lds If her lar.
but shn se. n"er"tiItn, 10 rights with her
lucaEtUmeg sweetness. Sa0i.led he fright
Il child, and resumea her seat at tho
tabie rs tnouGh nothing had Anprened.
AIter THIS nIshap yIie jrn soou.od
brokan, tha girls talked g.ihir; bn1 It
wauja have been tar 1e.tor lad ther been
silent. Julia camn planned about y}H-n.7su&
ana eatlsaa very v+aci~ Na@-to A~evaod
lrae4 t3le conversation .nto Gentlemen
dress. and wondered whether il sera
fs4sAEunabie - qgpar Jlao .nats 4nu brass
buttons; while Mary Wit, 1roat auaeetc
cnrned Ia Mr. 8ogna aud asked 1tan :Ito
price IT @t:een apuntacIes.
NJ snt.-a. protesting Ills Supreme
happiness 1T bring able 70 srarity her I'll.
riustt-, 1nturnott Gar ut The place yhere
las own we're procured. aud -ara her The
exact cast IT them. THIS lust sail" somo.
what abastied the Ynung adv, vino nlng
her head and said nut another yord. -
Lsnme jiuteiv after, Julia Lawtoa rose
tram tae table. and followed By the rest,
ed e1e yar ID ttlr 7ar'nf.
Ferv sann. tn Lizzie great surprise.
the girls asked for their DBnnets. aitho
tney aad purpuSad spending tho evening
With her; aud tils.ngt she begged them
not tn ~. 5.Ia vas soon eft aone With
Ir Bu-ge-
Now i setc a-!ete Wit, Gentleman yas
t.4zzie ) asersiun. but she 8oon discovered
Mr 3aggs to BE- as different 10 Tie som
artun beaux. IN intellect and Wit. AZ he
vas in ppearance,
The lloura iev ov very PLEASANTLY. and
il Lizzi. yas pleased With VI. 5ugg i
conversation, he vas equally charmed
vit.i he sprigatlr remarks. Lizzie pos.
sasaed the f;,caltv, IL agfnahn ~ IL IN
ARE. 1t being III Intelligent listener. -
Every Daaaln. Thought and feeling Vas
pictured III her giovlng face: ana before
tAa evening Wis 9ror, Mr. Buggs Wis ie
aidnaly III 1--we.
When Lizzie la,l aer head Ill her pill
uv, 4Ae Thought IT NJ Boggs, aot IL
lie green spensaeie, blue coated. feu-
haired stranger but AZ III agreeable,
highly infelii1an nan, for whom she IL
ready felt friendship yhlca might r'pen
lnto luve w hat Eve aactl iii agfr
nau wed nf Boggs ~ whispered
Pride. But he IL 30 Intelligent, 10 ao.
Die in every Thought. could luya lim or
aia raa worth. .hiInra IN Conscience.
Tha next morning, as Lizzie vas enter
ing the vtilagc stnIs tg make lew pnf
ailascs. he splendid eqn4page Of Mrs.
Layton viiIried N 10 sile ioas anu Miss
julia a.ighteu. / hearty greeting passea
between The two friends, Julia exeiAiln-
ing
"I.lzzia YOU ar ne very ono | Want
to see. T aars Whole budget IT News
to unfold to Fou. Last evening when
se yara al laughing 1t IL. Dog1 to-
scent from The stage. little lid TANK
that there yas a distinguished foreigner
in the same vehicle. gazing tntantiy 1T Ii
Nh the time LIE IL IN Its,lian Count.
Young, rich, ind handsome: and le has
taken rooms 1T The widow largley ).
saw him pass the Hall this morning, anu
Ia louiea 10 handsome, in his sportsman j
dress. that I ust nv hear. iiracflv -
Aunt is gong 10 hare grand dinner
party and invite the yhoie village, 10 {
came down to the store TO order glass and
china. aud [ want Yuu tn aoma lulns with
me- to help
Here vn must observe that no purity
vas counted complete unless Lizzie had q
hand IN tho arrangements, and yau,iing
vas but hall wenuing it Lizzie were
not tile bridesmaid
A. Lizzie sat n the aarriage hesl4is
ncr friend she aunld not help rt.,nonstras.