The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28
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.souti shrubs, and ai6gssey ado sf6esd !
limited Athat BsuslittiA grass 1woalaoheip It
too.i >k4Shee asked lhea9 9ilafgS @lisfs /
could .lgst. asome,a aud5IsFofp heis thSt /
knew "a a-littisagrossswi wi,isn-on nc1
street, t,sIif. she Ew5utiiil5ls TeqFtfsated
followod7bysthe foiispia.oro iiht sss
One m0gili6g " is gong away
wife askedf ha1S 9MDg her a few
'annuals" when l came back. 1 wondL
cred what she want ssitba ann uals as /
podc down in til csr, but 1 a.h
ACCUSTOMED TO- b l6d Sbsaienco to her
requests 50 5whof; Iwabe ehosle at night
L brosglt her some alnuais. There
were sdSf almanac, 2
I re'Rst,ber. e.. 3 ati! q q shs ellow'F !
Annual otferins yGe ,fn and La New Year
Address" for Sg2 : and aaf' 'BIrth Day
Gift and puplcgeuss 70 ts ai.pgsl ddreTes
before agricu!ruralassooiationsdh that Had
accumulated on my lfIbdyg1q -. qh. ,i..
81 GOOD sgracieusp paotexclailoea Mrs
Bosgs (she never fiTea,s like athat, unless
under great cSe;tehuent, J ,,whatIhsve
you brought nc n, si 80 7el ,zat !
g Anuualss N Fs eggs. . . said Il You
said you waasS ysomeis anhuals,
and here !. 80 = s.s "a
t'5s Then rsaBoggs burst out iaughihaa
and cried, why, you old fool yon, (we
haYe been marrictlsstweuty years, but
Mrs! b.. calls me pet Aamcs yet, The
annusls [ mean are. flowers such us
verbenas, pausies, smorning 'Sslories
lpiSnonettc. and the ike,to set out in
our front yards's, Then she took all thc
ANIMALS had Been at go much pains tc
collect. and aset, tLcmssou in the back
Yard among other ruSbisl,1 -
The next morning ahe asked me il
II thought l could get her some roses
for the front yard. Told heraL knew i
man who had got u lot of carly rose
potatoes, but it wasn't the right time ior
setting them out, have an idea that
the gropud is much better employed in
ra ising a potato than in raising II flower
unless it be barrel Of Aour.) Wire
said l hadn'tsa Bit OF tustc. She then
gave me a memoranda Of roses She
wantod.1 II was busy all day, but just
as l was about taxing car for home
thought of the roses. | referred to the
memoranda aud found the following
L.. "Gct Il few geraniums, iuchiasg h clio
ltrope, roses, bonrbon, running rose
Prairie 4 Queen" golden tea plant
vines English ivy, Wandering Jew
seeds ohG" siR f"i '' ssr'@-
I ees'1utfs, NJ 81 a. e5ui s9- So .si7
a / studied it hard, but it was slightly
incofqprehen ensible. She had elileatly
got things mixed upsls. However, Invent
Ito ii florist S and told him what 7 waited
I,oald l.: lalyea nless Jew gcraniums aud
a few she's, and -" aaa
"a few what ?" asked the lJwer man
looking very puzzled. .lo qosat . ssaft
iI,pat"A few 3 she's" said I, iarniug very
4 red, l know, lorI couldn't tell for the
IFS, Ifs Of me what my vie wan.Sa Of !.
few she's about the place, as she mover
could dive live ,n in tie fa Same house with
\ another womin.o e ed5 Es Isni, IS
3a.,i.As the florist looked more Staggered
than over, ] hand d him the nelnor anda
when he bprstcd into a loud laugh 70
). "Why man" he cried, "it's .JtscAisaes
She wants y and then he roared again
.Wcll, whatever it is, give me a
couple OF yards Of it aay how, front
and back yards, too"
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