Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-19

e. me uay, said ailer excellent wealth
er Tor crops; how do you all do at honeE
Quite well. | thank you said Wilder
Come, 90 down 20 the house with me and take
supper. said lie.
Muller colored, and said he did not think he
could stop. Mr.. Wilder, however. would not
take no for an answer; and Oh considerable I'M
portnniIy. he prevailed upon him To accept his
iavItai o., and they descended the hill togeth
er aud went into tn, house.
'Debby. here's Miller said Wilder, as they
entered the parlor
Debby rpse. handed chair. and said good
evening. but her f;tre covered with blush
es as she returned TO her seat As Miller sea-
ted himself IN the chair ne glaneed across the
room and recognized y elson. The two yopng
men nodded Ia each otLer, aih both seemed
somewhat embarrassed.
~ the moment. Mrs Wilder entered the
room.
How does thee do. Hcn-y.'s he SAID. present
ing her hand. 4 am glad t. see thee; hope
ihy mother Is we'll
Very we'll indeeu said Miller, and AFTER a
few more remarks, she retired 70 superihteadcd
the preparation OF supper
Excuse me. Mr.. miller. a little while said
iIder; j want TO 20 and shrw 'u-cph that
field OF Germ of mine were l"uklu[ at back
ot the hill. According to my notion, II * the
Siouiest piece IN the town. Come, Joseph, 20
. up and Look al IT..
'thiuk 1t Is the stoutcst piece I've seen this
year. IL Joseph; saw II about a week ago.
'Oh. IT has gained amazingly Within week.
said lr. Wilder COME - up and take look
I al it,
Joseph Vas altogether ccu-loa.ed 10 such
a'tcI tIous from NJ Wider audi he look d not
q l4;tle confused as he took ms lat and followed
hlm IA the door.
They went mp the road and M Wilder took
him all around the livid Of growing corn. and
( examined bali after hill, and booked INTO the
other fields, and found q bundled things to
! stop aud look Al. and talked more to Joseph
than he had before for sN months. Joseph sus-
I Uccted that his walk undertaken by Mr.
/ y ilder for the Purpooe II leaving Miller and
/ Debhy In the room together. hgi he bore u all
\ patiently, and answered all Nj. N!ldcfs re-
marks about the weather IN, crops and his
heiGs, with apparent Interest, for he knew too
well the state oi Debhy's feelings toward Miller.
! to feel any uue.t,iue~s. At length, Nj Wilder
cone ulcd supper must be .aFly ready, and
they returned to the house. On entering the
parlor they found Miller alone, reading news
llr Wilder looked vexed
" bait all alone. Mr. Miller? said Wilder. Il
-houldu's have staid 80 long, but | Thought
Dcbhy would aInuse you until we got back
'Ni~S Debby h.d some engagement that re-
quired her attention. sand Miller, and asked -
be excused, but have t'uad myself quIic ia
rereSled In tie newspaper
Wilder went out aud met his wifc il lie hall.
and asked h,t how long il had been since Deb
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