Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-30
EnTrspvng PA. VHDNESBlY, NOVEMBER 30, 1859.

,SBlY, NOVEMBER 80, 1889.
dre ds.lars which heowed for the place, IN
orlIe ta make US begin even in the world
We save both such a horror of debt that we
are s.eteTlnined never to incur any if we can
heI, see what nice press for bed clothes ,
this al.
line. i is really nice too You have more
thar nv Maria had, do declare 2
.YeJ / always want an abundance OF
snel stfksgs THIS drawer is filed with tow
,D y, Is for my ironing sheets and biank-
Y Nol this oleset contains my tin and wood
White
r a tract .grs. Eliza, you are a strang,
mod oipiaci I'D. 1lust tslfl ss.
l,5',,i lls.ss ~ hag. E good heaF-
~ laQsh She monday morning after sne
! was psairied, the girlcame to ask her where
! the tubs were, and don't you think the child I
:,ad aytually forgotten to buy tub, clothes
! line OF pins She said it had never popped
into hsr head But ah it wasn't strange,
she had never been used to any thing of the
kind. f" ;,
L believe, aunt, have shown you all
now. We will go if you please: | hope
YOU VIII not let my brown dress or William 5
brown hands frighten you away this eve
ming
s:Oh. no! But as must take the stage for
Marias early in the morning, you must al
low me to retire early
What fellows these Yankees are for COM
binina elegance aud usefulness. said south
ern gentleman to himself, as he stood on the
,,iazza of the hotel in the town OF ---,
j. I himself ven
erabie1uoking man near him, ,'can you tell
me uslo resides in that elegant cottage where
the grounds arc laid OUT with so mnch
"O,. that is Squire Bill Thornkike's,
You INST be stranger in these parts, not to
know him.
Il ,m. sir; since he seems such promi-
ncnt member of socicty,I should like to know
= something of his history"
..Oa there is nothing remarkable IN 1t, at
all, sir His father was man ofgreat learn
ing, itt he nearly run through fortune
: trvinrlto live in styia. He died and leH
three joys. Their mother, who went IRON
this be, was woman OF strong sen Sc -
She SOP the property, paid oit ali the the Deus
or and hi enough left 10 buy that little house
IL to the kft. II has bat two T0oms and !net {
r' : 4 gadgp attached to it. Here she put ne
a bovs 3ut 10 srale. One 70 Il mason, enc to
g yr.--1,lrAI-f : - tlss Bril- % carpenteF =
AN VII however lie married the widow
ay perry8s tapghter. She was smart as stee
~ tran Sic was right good scholar, and sh
roodo I'D excellent wife. They have got
ly lone vdderfully. Every body wondere
an how i WIS. He did not make better wage
to than otltr men. but somehow the money IN
ct creazad It was no mystery to me, though,
De for | wutched them pretty sharp
'P- sYounever saw any display OF hnery sue
ort as laces founces, and furbeIows; you nevt
lg- saw himl before he kept horse, rldlng mnc
frr rlaas7re. Ne; they both pulled cne wa.
is 'a ftocg tbeir Measure in being sober, indu
yer trious aid useful, and now they reap tne
ute award lin being universally respected
did Wbv here amt man that has SO mu'
nd n,oncv b let as Squire Thorndike, and he
never lara and screwing about 1t as son
af- 90 I a has taken the two children OF La'
me ver wills 10 bring up, and he does as VI
eVe- -, "a - i5z does by his own. Aa@y
the V9arl wifi, was kind OF cousin 10 Squl
be Thor. hikes wife. She was dashy, sho,
me- Gel Mould have thought the richest toi
new mon Tie earth vcre married, when they d
at Is the kp,t tied Poor fellow, he BAD ia
d time Notwithstanding. to support ms u
9TH wife ristyle He took 10 drink and aka.
bayabcara say that she turned up her d
at aGGcouSin 'balch' - -
:, TO her J,ys would be glad to 90 to thaF sa
1loy- oorsib for home, while she would be (
. SO IN taEe uo with the little house that 'S4u
Tbofnlike's mother lived in
your IAN sir" continued he old man Il
;s c5anqing world but TO mind II pes
ap- xgonl8 be more prudent and industrious,
if e';-,',,b bankerins after things beyond Il
snaans. there would be more real good d
have in tberworld and fewer changes
antI5 '.lS 81 p;1a,t Neqn That. The Neo!
has uo Herald relates the following amG'
ished incidoLt Of a MaylAg party =.
girl the upqgitous l'inSg'n ees-.f''te''1eu q
and 9av nic-nic this season. Being soInewh'
10 Iad,'e man and good looking withal, it is
st~snoe that Muggins should be found al
IS he kead and bottom of all pic-nics. cuttings
social Gatherings in his immediate neign
IT get hood. Well. Mugeins was IN clover
, u1S,i 1iaNn;ol,crs assembled III beautiful gro
inter sbo,t distance from town. That with
arried inq SINGING aud sparkling, the time pi
and op nnnotlced, and the shades OF evening
r I fast annroaching. Some ten or htteen
but and bows were enjoying themselves, /
AXE Of ~,lav of Seven Kingdoms, eet, ana
fereut asgreea to wind up by kissing round;
Gins to begin the good work. Now Il
T have pened that Sue ---' !.
patton, checked lass, was s''na H. L;es;r,,
! white end of the row from whence the hiss'iis
brown msneed, and getting impatient. not o
him start for home but also to receive her
am and of the busses,' she clapped her hands ex
hink OF Ing Boys, KISS .ae si'', ~ - Ills q;
elligent The boys yeieo ou,'isns' sar;na She j
kin out poor Sue biusheo d, w. ast.rea ,
ay any mean tha'' aha e, IN sormed rs O
ust see sanctum anu conhu'"9 70 the
i. The ant scamp that Sue meant a,.a 70 a'1S onr