Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-29
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HANNAH thought abe knew the sSa4e Of
Win ~is hIa and nd {& rialf ~
not anitO MkdS b. fUJtu1rW II
She was sittihg noWGn her chamber,
sweet andrleal El,VlN hitsNE ISW
bun pfpeH H4 10 with s ~ 3tht
,Sn wnlc non Sc RSar tree ~ hs
q. Sa9Rss S's $rsk & !, RI !QS elO2GS q, rid ;.s
= blfe 80 Snes b 3a7y
hairI eAe had 81 sh Z ting 8 fdts bysthe
stand S64 W68 sealing sfspVlth96 96n B 81 The
motto seals then SglnA fashion. ~ This, enc
said, Come, " and It was easy to see that
it indorsed q note of invitation ii tDodfi
,,s sss Fs9 SSES 81 AtsiEs e i n tAsi ifEss1
was 1dst ready 70 head 6id Uhsrieyltc-.
ward the Iillhke Fer mother, "a tbtxofn'
matroh,p WAS standing Bafe1 headed beside
the democrat waeoh, handful ND the mo-
lasseB3 Jug md ohafg ling the Deacon mot
TO forget tie pound of Icastils soap and
the lampWicEha Hannahi tucked up her
Timpa<rtsI andsEAn ont through the dewy
See. here father,9 she called, in her
pleasant voice. Seyoh must stop. at the.
echooEhpHae And ! give, this note 70 Andy
Freenddn. IT'S for Jane, you kRowA ask.
ing her and Miss Lang to cone 70 the
quilting ~ iepsf tsso 81 + = AAt 400 I
Ami there onssfpaA AlSok stoo f's in
qui1sd che gooIA nAturedb old D3aoon, with,
Wl1kdM ct 1Rlos is5rsEa baa n31ofInG = Q
told dane he. soopld c0Hfe inslthe
evening, II be chose, rrstqrned Hannah,
with slightly heightened color. DIR,
Bi1gassR M g ~ Rs her, aPd. s0p1e 9tpsSI
rKleck lFfeslnsusdEl ElwoSsR atlre Uhols-
kit" responded thA RRe aand that
thinking, E6ks zoo much % lhaiFad3 q and
watchellAins; but A leefs has 9otgo0d hard
sena8 and flrgtzFat8 leHrninRf Hofean aRs
pearsWith any Of 'ern.z Ifayou, don,t look
out, Han, he'll be shining round that.
pretty girl from HillEda1e,""Ts e.4-4x ~
"lt makes no difference % me, who he
shines round" returned Hannah, with 8,
slight shade Of eBense; but, nevertheless,
there was little pang ct her heart a. she
turned back toward tie house. Hannan's
mind was not quite easy about Jane Free
mans visitor, the pretty girl from Hills
dale, but she thought Il, she could, see
Aleck and Mary Lang together abe would
know In just what quarter the wind was
breastp0ckst, took the molRsses jug be-
tween hih feet and gave old Charley eut
with his lines preparatory eto making
him begin to move, an operation Of some
length, as Charley believed the DeScon
to be Under his orders. At last, how
ever. the two Were trotting and rafting
past the goose-ponds and the big barns,
andtalt eIms, that cast eaOEne very cool
shadows across the bfoWn,sdust of 7the
standing and sympathy they came out
against q stretch Of post and rider feHee,
enclosinga Geld of the biggest kind o6f
clover, It looked like good farming TO
the Deacon3s eyes. he could calculate
pretty closely the number Of tons of sweet
juicy feed there wonld be 70 the acre;
and vet this morning the ftagrance and
rosy bloom, and the hum of insects
amang-the thick Iheads, brought him q
different kind sok pleasure 3aN slds7fas
With the long sight Of age he could
see tlies Iacows grazing in the back
pasture, and he thought of the "eattle
on q. Thousand hills, and whose they,
were, Hisggaze wandered back lovingly
even r. tns Sla StS1s a5s VIII M TSi, ,Ss
shadows of the birds fltAing over them,
and every hing seemed. COED, even the
May weed and, daisies, and Canada thistle,
that farmers hate BY insGinct. He felt
gushn of ,c11i1dlika thank fitness, benanseI
"thHeaEth l. fheI I,ord'aandtha ,fdlness
- PRESENTLY the Deacon and sId9o obarIe4 @nas came
across q group of school children-brown,-
freckledI Little pIehiRsUsiRr eali0a
Shirts TOW trowsefs, Ana sshhlihk hats
much the worse for wear. Them there
was q tall red headed girl who had out.
grown eA the tpcks in hg dues sApd had
tornshst hIroA ii t6Ilo wing tie hoya S7sr
the wall after q chipmunk, and one or
two little tots with very Aoppy1aunl bon
nets, whose short legs would not allow
them to keep up. They all carried dinner
pals and dogs cared spelling books, and
at theNaf1 end Of the string. .theEeiYas p
low spirited yellow dog.
"Whoar cried the Deacon. setting his
two bootrsoles, Will ieh Fes6Inbled weather
beaten scoVs, against the dash board, and
pulling in hafd-sn operation GharleY
didln6t at an relish, klEhodgh he at last
yielded, with shake of his h6mely head,
which, intimated st was done Ghy special
favor, and could not be repeateds sd Is :
Jump in, children r. cried, the good
natured old man "Tn give We 8 lit as far
as the hool-house. Beats all how little
shavera think Of ketehinS o. ride,a There,
don't crowd, boys. Let the girls in first,
and mind your manners;"" and he lifted
in "a foIyspoly maid, with pinoushion
hands;and very suggestive stain of wild
cherries, and seated her ON the buffalo be-
side him. The otheFs all tumbled in in a
trice. -
",PsAri tnmsI wouldn'tsst them puck