Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-25
The 0bliging Mother-in-law.
A YOUNG MAN WHO WANTS ADVICE.

one Of those little social parties which
arc gotten up to bring fond henrts
stop nearer to ench other.
D Wien they Areachcd t1ie iegateislio3
|jaSisdH fshe Wouldn't coms ,ns. He
said he &oalI and he followed sherS
into the 'halise. 1t was a cfel III, still
night and the hour WINS 30 late that
he had no tcnr Of seeing the old folks.
Sarah took his hat, told him to sit
down, and she left the room to lay off
her things. She was hardly gone be-
fore the mother came in, smiled
swcctly, and dropping down beside
the young man, she said:
I always did say, that if n poor but
resncctalilS s@,6A Msn fs1T in love
s1A SI'lA9 sSaoPb$ HSsD9gdIs|' ! hqEyamy con
their daughters happiness for riches,
but nm not one of that class
The young man gave a stnrt Of
alarm. He didn'r know whether he
liked Sarah or not. and he hadn't
dreamed Of such q thing ms marriage
She has acknowledged to NE that
she loves you, continued the mother,
and whatever is for her happiness is
for ruihe.II
The young man gave two starts of
alarm this time, he felt his checks gorw
pale.
IL haven't he stummcred
when she said:
oh, never mind. 1 know you
haven't much money, but Of course
you'll live with me. Well take il
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even looked love ut Sarah, and he felt
that he ought to undcccive the
mother.
I hadn't no idea of-of he
stammclcd, when she held up her
hands and seid;3 g,l, oi .SHsp1Y-
! know yua hadn't, but it'sJall'
right. With your wages anu wI.u,
til. bourders bring i'll we shall get
along rs snug rs bugs in rug
But, madam. but. but - -----7' "
All | ask is that Sou be good to
her, interrupted the n49tcr,, Sarah
has tender heart and, loving
nature, and if ypu should4b. cross end
ugly it would break her down within
II week Fs
The young mans eyes stood out like
cocoanuts in n show window, and lie
rose up and tried to say something.
He said:
Great heavens! madam, l cant
|. Nsyss l,Sindsab8nJ,Ie tbdAls, she
interrupted. L don't believe in long
courtships myself, and let ME select
'nn5 early day Tor the marriage. The
llth ofScptcmber is my birthday, and
i would ie' be nice for'you 70 be married
on that day :,
'But-but-but,' lid gasppd.
There, there, I 'don't expect my
speech in reply she laughed; you and
Sarah fix it up tonight, and I'll ad-
vcrtise for twelve boardcrs right
away. Ill try ard be model mother.
in-law | believe I am good temp .rcl
s% Jv "a 7s's{$S 1hSfYs Ss,a S''sS
miles and shoot tie top Of his head off
for agreeing to marry Sarah and then
jumping the country
sshcscpatted him on the head and
sailed out, and now the young man
wants advice. Hc wants to know
whether he had better get in The way
Of locomotive a p, !, F|ids ,qif the wharf
PUiL-BAcK fASTALooNs Pull
back pantaloons are tho latest novelty
in Boston. They brace man up so
that he cannot fall down ifhe wants
20 Ehd tlicy supply want that has
long beef felt by the tippling fratcrni-
ty by preventing man from doing
the rail-fencc speciality OH his way
home i'll the morning. The first man
to wear n pair Of them had un Ell
counter with banana peel. and al