Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-11

s'ibiow on, old FELLOW a responded fhfl,
eoollyI; Il shan 'tqusrrel with, yourssntir
men,s, :aslong assthey aoa'sinterfers with
my plans. "A intend to go in and yin,i
and I'll apprise youtrom time to time of
my suecess.', sa7l la ssiggo1f4 5ti 4,dR
4d'' l hope TO be.apprisedQf your defeat,S
said Ned, warmly, nothing wou)d u)diplease
lnetmM e.' and theyuparted At, the corner
of the,street son Iiuots -fE ".Jr,s.a 1u
1.-The nextsasNaPhi!ip Martin called at
the residence cfa Miss Gordon, sad after
a short conversation was introduced Id
her friend. Sx bill Greyson.. That syegps
lady entered the, irooin, ,aitired in A. RICH,
blue sjik dress., While an elegant diamond
ring glesrned on .hera finger, and = tiny
Ijewled watch hung from her " aist, AID a
handsome bracelet sgleAmed lou silber
wrist. All thi. Philip pHeek ia at = sIapee,
and from il he, drew the CONCLUSION that
Mics aGrysoni was .verybxeaithy. and he
therefore began his coaqaes' then and
thererugl fin .ynf Ii ,eliid o. 7ipdl
A.. Hour after hsar p.ssed by, and s,iIi
Philip Martin fingered, pouring honeyed
words in. Mias lGreyson's ear, to which
she replied with herI sweetest smiles and
most fascinating glAnaes, At l,st, he rose
to go, aud pressing her hand. asked if
SHE would do bin the honornef allowing
him to- taksI her to ride The next day
With her sveetest smile, she replied in
the affirmative, snd PHILIP departed, vast
ly elated at his success. u.i,. nah 80 #.
II shall soon have her he exclaimed
exultingly, as he sauntered towards. his
lodgings, Sshei Is nteretated il ir ,ae already ;
thati can pnI easily see, 1gsbsll soon have
the pleasure of sending Ned my we'd
ding cards"
I'll. appointed tea time ti,s4iraat next DAY. NJ
Msrtiu drove up iq an elegant carriage,
aud soon had the fascinating Mise Grey:
son seated by bis side, snd was driving
along. When they returned, he learned
that ball was to be held that evening,
ard requested the honor Of escorting
Miss Greyson thitheF. which was grs
ciously granted; thereby setting Philip in
perfect fte4hzyy fof delight, at tie appar-
ent easiaess of'1is cong 1'a'a' -'''
Il knew she. couldn't resist me, he
exclaimed, while prepaliug for the ball
Il must get her a handsome boquet for
tonight and after few more trinkets, ]
shall have to disclose my devotion, etc,
for I'm getting cohfo,indedly IN debt.
and in want Of some cash "
The ball was pronoandel decided
success by all, and Philip went home
highly satisfied and delighted, as Miss
Greyson had behaved IN the sweetest
possible manner toward him, all the even
ihg. @"e'' az - '''' ''' o.. " ' ''
A few weeks passed in this way, and
at last the hour arrived when Philip de-
terninia 10 know lis fste. Accordingly
he dr-ssed himself id Biz best suit, put
on mis- newest Kid gloves, snl after curll
ing his moustathe to the highest degree If
fascination, started forth With a hopeful
heart '' = 1879 7 '"l - i'"' .''.
Hef fsoona arrived al The house, was usher
ed into the parl5r, and if a'fe7w moments
found alone with Miss Greysdh. After
rome com,nonplace remarks, oHttr'' hero
plucked up courage, ana began san %
-''Miss Greyso,i,e' he besrn casting a
most Ianguishng l6ok toward her, and
drawing his chairs LITTLE nearer to the
sofa upon Which, she sat ''1 hsvea great
favor to crave of you. Dare I make it
known e. yiiIol,'aa beg 7'.f 9di 77"oq
s"Ihe brave dare 1d0 anything, Mr.
Martin" was the encouraging reply '9 |
'"Miss Greys6h, you have stirred With
in me d II mist fafvtht passion" began
oaf hero, m true theatrical style, sinking
gracefully on Gne kntel,''mayy my hope of
calling you my own he realized Say
swcetone,? Will you be mine e!"nl '''a'a .
i"Arel You yineere in YOUR sentiments,
Mr. Martin asked Miss hGlrtyson,
calmly. y:.d OF ITfsss'9n cd y"nf sf sii'i'0'
e"siueet4fit ~pat me to $50 some me test TO prove
my deep devotion'ps was hthe rsqpturous
reply.bnsmk aansslhI sill 10 ssrsy1st
'.sWouid you love me a. we'll if I were
pbor and dependehta''oi ID 's"m 81 -
is'I care NOS for money" replied our
hero. 9"It isIonly your sweetstlf that
lOve.n! sis.xa yIie-59su on sod" Gcii5T
II am glad to hear that you are, 80 dia-
interested was the rather sarcastic re.
ply; land in, order not to deceive you,
must tell you that haze not any riches.
only small yearly portion, sufficient bare
ly for my wants; and that is settled upon
me by my cousin, Cora Day, hoIis, her
self very wealthy,'bui 81 idzi,a .ls6is5lt
Fora momens,a Mr, Martin was stun
ned; and the FIRST use be made of hi, s,re5
turning senses vas to rise from bis knees
aud resume his chair. 5iAt last be hap
pened to stammer ont :fsg. ..,3ais. IA
Madam. ! am afraid have been too
hasty. III beg that you will = To- j
f"Ezcuse you from any more love pas