Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

VI liiENlM VIII lIDb NllWW Va nMgu " IiltIl
Il Of extravaganza as Che purchase b
a1piano $50 that isone sftIe thing
VII which we must be content toidenJ
y ourselves" dsHH bua "i1yff
Q Mr. LoweldIoIr entered, md, be-
8 ing informed ofitho character Of his
Y Yisitoraextendcd a warm welcome.
8 dAconforta5le reDastiwas soon
+ Fspre9d, of which Mr. BeadmoDt
paftook heartily. His spirits rose,
! and heyseemed TO grow younger as
D .he agltbe cheerful faces around
! him, and felthimselfat home. Soon
after the evening neal helarose to
2 depart. tilu noHE oIs q
d "SureIy you are not goingTi said
ihis niece: ''you must hehceforth
/ .take up your abode with usgn
I'VE will see about that, and If
you-don't think you Will get tired
, oReme, perhaps wilb come. Bot
eII have hired lodging, and sss
undoubtedly renaihlih it 6or 3 few
days .aidm@J rMI sdi
4 FBut you must calhin every dgE
4 andmake yourself peFEectlBai hUBne
even before youcome heret0UsAs%1
rtBersisted bis niece. hiIaseo n
" fHBe assured Ofitlahns q 9id 50
d of In accordance with his promi5s.
MIR BeaumOntinade disappearance
next day atoaboht eleyem Olcloclq
8 and wasreceiYRd as cordially as be
! tpre,t He had hardl 2 been IN the
! house n quarter ofan hour, when a
loud rap was beardjat the door
i Mrs. Lowe answeredit. She beheIdl
. two men who o5had driven up in a,
4 Nagon.jieq tigeaoi "a rAs 50 /
'sWhere is the pianoto be put, |
ma'am2i they inquircrl.o3 YsdT II
] f"Piano! You have made "a mis-
take'bfWe have bot purchased 4
Ipianosha lAl8vas VI asae0 nis7g
''1sn't your name hover, I
"Yes.n no 1a S1iRy ,rcaa /
! IiaHThen its all right. Jim, bear
hand. for it's confOunded'heavy"
| "Bot / am sure there must be
some mistake, insisted the perpiex !
ed MrsIgowea 1oiRga.s hHa aijie
l. F4Not at alLn .said.a voice behind /
her She turned around insamaze. I
mehtu oay sfr m1t Eltl37sg j
l"YSN Know continued the un-
Gle, "that | am going to ceme and
live with yoa;~ and thought
would pay my board in advance,
that is. all, As you expressed al
wish yesterdaYgfort apiano, y l tho't
it would be as aceeptables . way as
any. s cl paibvogq liia y
You, uncle! Why y-rexcuse me
but | thought from--from-r--p
"You mean" said he, smiling,
"thst YOU thought from my appear,
anee that ] could not afford it,
And | confess said he, casting a
glance in the glass, shat my dress
is hotin the extreme, of fashion, and
in fact | was obliged to look some
time when ! called at the second
hand clothing store the other day
beforeI | could find these. Howev-
er, as / have got all the service that
wish ont of them. I shall throw
them aside to morrow, and appear
rather more respectfully clad" i.
What Are you wealthy, I'm, !,
Gle r. sa. .s..l nj .av /,
depend upon it, Anna, | didn't
spend ten years in the East Indies
for nothing" was the reply, u
had 9 mind, however, to put on the j
Appearance of a poor man, and SO
test the affection and disinterested- h
nessof my relations. One of them,
however, he added significantly,
81 found not at home ! am happy
to find myself at. home with the
other" ~, g5 -,-ar
Let us return to the aristocratic, i
Mrs. Beaumont, who a7few morn ,
ings succeeding the events here re I
corded, was in her drawing room
receiving morning calls. .5.o. : i
"By the way" SAID fashionable. ay
visitor, Il am to have relatives, X
the Loves, for our next door neigh j
bors. " .i,.., s..wJ. +. ,lfl7hC
Next doofneiglbors excltailrml excltailrml e
ed Mrs Beaumont n amazemeht' T
'What do you mean Z .sr,.. ..e
1f their good fortune? Mrs. Loves in
Incle has just returned from the II
East Indies with an immense for, Ii
une. He has taken her a house in S
he same block with ours, and when n
hey have moved into it, he will o
AXE up his residence with Them II
Man r,h;In hh ies pfOupit1fr of m o I