Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14

Is she saw it bore the the signature OF
Edith Bromley. The contents of the
letter were that theputkcrcsS cousin WAS
about to be married, and She would he
happy to >ccCuusiH Augcrcita andIOuslc
on that important occasion; and would
be glad to have them bring some Nee
smart gentlemen with them. "a h"anN
were scarce cut her way.
Capital :" exclaimed Mr.. Leslie,
when Angeretta had concluded the letter.
If You decide to so, I'd like to h" the
one To accompany yOu; provided my
company would be rs agreeable u any
other person.
20 certainly it would. Mr.. Leslie"
said Angcretta. bowling and smiling,
But | don't know about IL accepting
the invitation We should need call IN
requisitiun all our tortitudc. for We
should find no more refinement OF
nerS than among the Indians ofOregon,
I'm thinking" 90 don't raise an
objection. Amgrretta," exclaimed Louise.
Il shall go. any way. for | always
thought | should like to attend IL of
Your country Weddings Such fun TO
see the ROSY lads aHd asses rugged out
in their Sunday best; and the dancing
and then to crown all. the sweet cider.
and apples. and uut-cakc. and fried pies.
and can't tel the rest . You must look
IN Mrs. Dingtey'S work tor a full de
>criptjon. I'm bound 10 60 W il
| have To 20 a.cnc. II vii! he such rare
sport
Il shall not hear OF You going alone"
said Mr.. Leslie drawing his Seal i'll close
proximity to her: tor unless You ">-
pressIy forbid II. ! shall insist upon ac-
compauyIng You"
This remark had the desired effect
| upon .Angcveita, and soon the trio We're
! perfectly agreed. The iong-wishci-tor
day arrived. and Mr.. Leslie appeared At
the door. with his beautiful carriage
drawn bv a noble span OF >ilver-greyS.
The smiling driver descended from his
seat. and with the greatest possible gal
1antrv assisted the ladies into the
vehicle. The prnncing steed< flew
nimb.y DER the paved streets. and soon
the happy company had left the din and
dust OF the city far behind them.
.AnGcrctta and Louise were i'll costa
| cicS with everything around them. One
moment they We're aLmlrIng the lofty
growth at the forest Trees. the neAt they
had deserted some little picturesque cot
tlgc surrounded bv ~Shruhbrry and they
almost thought they could Live and love
in cottage" provided 1t had all the
| charms this one offered A. they nearcd
the end ul their luuanev they began to
, picture the spot to which they We're 60
inw. and Dvertun was exceedingly
amused with Loui>e'S little wood co..
ored house, with a gable ruofand squat
! - ,,,,, 60 10 ~ ,,-I.>. -,,,H1 nv
OF glass Were in many places supplied
by sheets OF tin. and the little rough
door with the wooden latch and string"
After hearing her out. Leslie said he
must get Mrs. Dinglrv'> works and
read them. for they must he vastly in
tereSting, il that WAS a tam sample"
"Wh&t Z noble looking house" ex-
claimed Angerct;a. ~ Farmer Brom,ev'>
dwelling appeared 10 their view and
what a delightful situation. Why. what
does this mean She continued as the
horses turned into the avenuc. shaded
by the rich old GINS: W certainly are
not gong 10 stop here
Yes. mss; the gentleman OF whom
Dick inquired directed him here. Dick"
he continued, putting his head out the
window, ">ure thi> i the Place?
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It'd them that E,ith w,. ~ hn-iIy ""ru-
pied that She declined coming below
ninth EVENING.
The rorn9nv w.rn assembled await
;rr the ann, r,,,.. nf III. nsir who wn,.,
,LH1nt IN he rnit.d ybon ~ thn;r owl
lent ,ati,tactj"n rJi,b rI;inJ into the
room la,nirG co~rtidinorI mon tbn arm
If him who was hnnrrinrth Ia no more
imam ,ll the world to hnr Her drr..
vas y, MAIN wbi,r .,t,n nr thn cnstIi.s,
tpxture Vot a iewri .n,rkIeJ nnon her
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ha,. r,,..nr;n ~tmIt L,Jn, In
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