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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
Varieties.

RHODE ISLAND is overcome
with mice. There are at least
thirty or forty there.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

tor, popping out bis head as sho was closing
the door; you promise to he mine ??
Yes, yes, Anything only 60 in she cried,
in panic, and, satisfied, the doctor drew in
his head. and his betrothed closed and locked
the door, aud pocketed the key with a sigh Of
relief
'Ah! is it you? l declare, you gave me
quite start. was DOING fbbed Miss Ara
minta bandly, as she admitted her brother api
his family.
4 thought heard some one talking TO You
as we stood upon the steps, said Ne;tie suspi-
ciously.
Ono; you probably heard me speak TO the
cat replied Miss Elmer smilingly.
Oh Mr.. Bartram, cried Nette suddenly,
I'VE have some of the finest cake; mother made
it yesterday. You must taste it, and she es-
sayed to open the door Of the china closet
Why, it locked. Where can the key be o
she cried wonderingly
A rattle Of dishes sounded rith!r the closet
followed by crash snd wild cry, and then
a voice exclaimed:
oh OBJ 1 Help Murder I'm killed Let
me cut =
Miss Araminta uttered a piercing scresm,
and fsinied
The door now burst open, and out hObbled
the doctor, and most pitIbe spectacle did
10 present; his hands, face and clothes were
bedsubed with Mrs Danforths best preserves
aud he limped painfully, emitting a deep grosu
at every step, for one of bis feet was held firm
ly in large trap which had been sett to catch
rhe vermin that Infested the closet.
On hearing Nettie's attempt to open tbs
closet door, he had, in blind attempt at con-
cealmeut, essssei to climb upon the toPmost
shelf. but unable to sustain his weight, the
shelf gave way and precipitated him, togeth-
er with quantity Of china, to the floor.
Despite the poor mans distress, bis appear
ance was so ridiculous that it caused an ire
sistible burst OF laughter; but he was soon re
leased from his unpleasant predeament, aud
was then much more inclined TO treat the affair
as a joke Ned began to quiz him unmerc-
fully, bat Dr. Allen was equal to the occasion,
and taking the hand Of the blushing ArsmntH.
who had recovered from her swoOn, he said
brately:
Yes, Ned, have after all concluled TO
marry, aud the sooner you follow my example,
you young dog, the better aud the day that
sees prstty Miss Netiie here your bride, sees
you the posseSsOr Offfty thousand dollars.
'Net,ie has promised to marry me, uncle,
said Ned, taking the hand Of his betrothed.
And you know, auntie, said Nettic, laugh
ing aud blushing at the same time, i promised
to follow your example.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

A Patterson, n. j., minister took for bis
text the other day, the enquiry ais the De-
vii Dead?" II the reverend gentleml N is any-
ious to know he had better read the New York
daily papers for week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

It, all nonsense. my dear boy. sheer non
sense. the idea If yov, who are hardly Of age
talking Of marriage And Ned Bartram's
maternal uncle grew quite red in the face in
his Indignation.
why. uncle, I'm twenty-five. I should
think was almost old enough to be looking
out for a wife, that is if ever intend to have
one, which must certainly de-
'Psbaw ten years hence will be time
enough. No man ought 20 marry before he is
thirty-fve he don't know his own mind.
But, uncle expostulated Ned, who is GO
ing to wait all those years for fellow? Ger
tainly not pretty Nettie Danforth. Why, she
has had dozen lovers already, and although
am happy to say that she has discarded them
all in my favor, could not think Of presumiug
to ask her to wait a dozen years for me-
why, there are other young ladies in the
world besides Nettie Danforth, my boy. To
be sure, she is pretty, aud, presume, is as
sensible as most young girls; but she is alto
gether too young. Now, if was TO select, |
should choose some sensible woman of mature
age-say about such person as Miss Netties
sunt, Miss Araminta Elmer Ah, my boy,
there's sensible girl for YOU. Shed make a
frst-rate wife
Ugh she's forty, Il she's day mutt.ed
Ned to himself, then turning to his uncle, be
said smilngly;
If you have suah fne opinion Of the ledy
Why don't you marry her yourself, Uncle
Allen
III marry ? aud the old gentle mans face
became purple as he hustled excitedly abou;
the room. with hands clssped under his coat
tails. How absurd Ned, you know I dent
believe in such nonsense. I've lived fifty five
-sbem forty years without thinking Of it,
and I, is not likely an going TO make fosl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22
Come Home.

The Petersburg hder Of tie 2eth utimo
says An old man with bent form, grey hair
aud suffering with rheumatism and old age
but having in his possession a sum Of money
sufficient to support him comfortably for the
remainder Of his life, came down on the South
side Railroad yesterday, and stopped few
minutes at Burkeville. Willie there he made
known the fact that lie Is Frginan, and a
native of fredericksburg; that he has resided
for more than forty years in the State Of Ar
kansas, and served in the Confederate army
under Gen. Price He has amassed all tho
money be will probably need, and has now
returned 20 the scenes Of bis youth TO see his
brothers and sisters once more, and to bo
buried 10 the soil Of bis native Virginia
It's SO long" said he, since saw any Of
MY relatives that we will not recognize each
other, aud don't know that any Of them are
living except my two sisters. Forty years
produce wonderful changes, and bring many
sal memories. But am glad to get back,
even though come as an old and worn out
man, aud want 70 be buried iu old Virginia. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

AHEAD OF WAsHiXo4oN.-Harr Lee HosJ-
our, the bright little son Of Samuel A. Hosh-
our, Esq, is The boy. He took bis little
hatchet and whacked it into his little leg,
about two inches deep, just above the right
knee, and then told the truth about it, Ike
man. He is doing well, and we hope this
experience will teach him to continue to
follow in ths footsteps Of toe Father Of his
Country" says =. Staunton Spectator,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22
Following an Example.
BY ALICE STARR.

i am really quite shocked at your conduct.
Nettie; it is mos indscerous and the speak
err Nette Danforth's maiden aunt, prim,
well-preserved lady of about forty, put On a
severe look.
why, Auntie, what have done now ?
querried Nettie, raising her blue eyes IN well
simulated surprise.
You know too well, fear, child. You will
persist in trying Ly every means In yorr power
TO attract the attention of Ned Bartram, and
really your frtstions with him are too much
for me to endure calmly l feel that | must
demonstrate, and try to awaken within you
sense of modesty, which now seems dcadened
or at least sleeping. Now, when | was
young
When you were young Why, Auutie, l
hope you don't consider yourself Old don't,
cried Nettie with animation, hoping to distract
her aunt's attention from herself By a little
delicate fattery.
Why-abem-no, child, not old Of course,
but | have passed the age of gushing school
grlhood, and csn now, from my twenty-eight
years of experience, judge more clearly of what
is proper for a young girl like you.
To be sure, Auntie, acknowledge that
you know what is best; but you speak of
your experience; do tell me about your old
beau., urged Nettis mischievously.
'Besu4 / cried Miss Elmer, and her iace e1-
pressed all the horror she felt. Why, my
/ dear, never thought Of such a thing As ]
told you before, the ideas Of the young girls Of
twen-ahem of few years ago were not all
bent on such things. Yet here are you, who.
with the examples that have been set you,
should be a most modest. retiring girl, using
| your greatest endeavors to captivate this young
man. It's shameful, positively shameful
blush for you
No, dent; III DO it for myself.
And Nettie covered her face with her hands
and Miss Elmer observed, with great satSfac-
tion, that her niece's face was quite crimson
hut alas We are sorry to say it was not, as
the good lady imagined, with modification
but-suppressed laughter.
IN tell you what III do, Auutie, contioned
Nette, after pause Of apparent confusion.-
TN promise to follow your example There,
will that satisfy you?'
Perfectly. And though I sSy IT, wh'
shouldn't, must say that you will fud little
to blush 'or If you follow in my footsteps
And the lady lifted her head rather proudIyi
while Nettie, having given aud received the
kiss of reconciliation, managed to stile her
mirth until she reached her room, where it
found vent in clear melodious trill OF
laughter, as she said
'Ah. Auntie, you think don't know gbout
your drmure Irritation with old Doctor Allen
Of Your occasional necessary visits to bis offic
for medical aid, aud your unexpected encoun-
ters in the street-ha. ha but do. And it
will be my own fault if don't marry Ned
Bartram, in spite Of your shocked sense Of pro-
priety
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

TIE Norfolk Virginian has a good word 10
behalf ofthe Doctors. The NrgiHiqn Is night
" Look" says the Nrgiaian, at ga wGl-edO-
Gated practitioner What e life What
pains, what exposures, what priyat:oa-. what
large practical charity, and what slender com
penIatiOn!' A kind, consderate, and a,ien-
tive physician, deserves all the praise that caa
be said fhim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22
IT NIW SERTES] CHARLESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W v
POETICAL.
"MADE OF KISSES"

"Whal are you made Of, Maggie, dear =
Maggie turns from Rover
With the GtIictest reverence
dust her grandma Overt
In the truest, bluest eyes
Back of sunny lashes,
While the earnest answer comes:
"Msde of dust and ashes"
"What are you made Of, Johnny, boy?"
Boy stands still a minutes;
II there's any mischief round,
He's the one that's in Il.
al amt dirtN His brown eyes CLEAN,
And he arrhlJ reaches
Toward the baskets why hoard:
"Guess I'm cream and peaches"
"What are you made Of, Taddie, pet?'
Tadde'S eyes are glowing;
Two white hands put back the etrlsi
Two white teeth are showing;
And the smiles they twinkle round
Like band of blisseS,
"Cause they takes em all the timo,
'Spect l m made of kisses"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

WEsT.Rs CosNEcTIoSs-A telegram un-
der date Cincinnati January 9th, says that
"tbe report Of the committee favoring the
construction Of the Kentucky and Great East
ern Railroad was to-day adopted by the Cham
Ter Of Commerce The road is TO run
from Newport, Kentucky, to a point on
the boundary line between Kentucky and Viz
gina near the Big Sandy river i46 miles, at
which point connection can be had with Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, thus, completing
a line from Richmond and Norfolk, in Virgin
ia. 10 Cincinnati. Ohie.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

of myself notr, is it Is it, | say sir? de-
mandcd be indignantly, halting his chubby
little person before his amused nephew.
We'll my dear uncle, you see we disagree
upon that subject. Now should call it any
thing but making a fool Of yourself if you were
to marry; and really, sir, agree with you
that Miss Elmer is fine old girl, said Ned
mischievously.
'Old, sir, old? Why, Ned, my boy, what
are you talking about? She tells mel have
been told that Miss Elmer is twenty-eigbt or
there sbouts just at the proper age for matri-
mOny.'
We'll, If you say 90, Why, Of course, am
bound to believe you but really if any one
had asked my opinion, should have added
ten or twelve years more but anyhow, uncle,
take my advice aud marry her. You can't do
better; and then perhaps y1u will feel more
charitably inclined toward Nettle and myself
No thanks for your adsice,' toared the ir-
rascible old gentleman. Keep until it is
asked for, will you There as Ned opened
his mouth, as if about to speas not another
word, sir Oct out Of my room, will you,
with your uncalled for advices ?
Ned smlIingly Obeyed Ho knew his uncle
too well not to feel sure that his ahgef was on
ly momentsry, and that, as the old gentleman
was really one Of the best-hearted men living he
would have gotten well over his indignation
before they met at table.
Good heavensv murmured the doctor, as
ho sank exhausted into chair, and ran his
hand nervously through his scanty curIs. the
young rascal will have me accepted, and mar
red before know it, Can he suspect my
partiality for Miss Elmer? No, ] think it is
only his inveterate love of match-making.-
he is crazy to run his own head into a moose,
and so wants everybody else to be as idiotic as
he is
And the offending nephew whispered to
himself as he walked away:
The old gentleman is certainly smitten
With the peerless ~ charms Of Miss Elmer,
and shouldn't wonder il they make a match
sf after all as Nettie predicts. Ha, ha !
How uncle colored up when proposed it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-22

COSTLY TnIFLES.--The Philadelphia Press
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legislation in repair. 1t also finds that the
librarian Of the Senate is paid 50, 200 a year
fer regular and extra services, though lie has
charge Of but 500 volumes.
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