The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-03-06
TIE FIRST MARRlAGE.

We IKE to see short courtships, and in
this Adam acted like sensible inau. lie
fell asleep bachelor aud woke a married
man. lie appeared to have popped the
question almost immediately after Md.fle
yves appearance, aud she. without any
Irritation or shyness, gave him kiss and
herself. oftals first marriage in this world
we have, however, our thoughts; and some-
times IN pue;ical mood have wished thar
we had been IN Adams place. But The
deed Is d"ne. The chance was Adams
aud be improved it. We like the notion
cf geIting married in garden. Il is good
taste. We like private wedding. This.
was private. No enyious beaux we're
there no coaxing old maids: no chatterina
aunts aud grnnbIing grandmothers. The
pIrds oi heaven we've the minsirels, and the
glad sun flung its light upon the scene.
ohe thug about The wedding brings queer
thoughts TO US, spite Of scGpiural truth.
Adam and his Sife were very Young 10 bs
rnarried--two or three days old. according
to the sagest sprculaiipns Of theolupians---
mere bables--larger. but no older without
a lon'e' without pot or kettle nothing
but love IN Eden
TIE FERiTAhLE "ManY's LITrtr
AB.-The TeritabIe Mary. who had 4
little lamb whose fleece was white as spow,
visited The Old South spinning bee yester-
day afternoon aud told he ladies crescent
the story Of the lamb. wher ,he was
nine years old. and vas living on a farm.
one marni. ( she went ont into the barn.
where she found iva little lambs. cpe Of
ihem nearly dead. So he tOuk II in,o the
house and sat up all night nur,ing il wi h
Catnip>'ea. The next morning The lamb
eo1ld stand on its feet aud rtew stronger
every day. 0Sihgto her l"v.rs care tho
lamb became A. attached to Mary that it
her abuut, and one day to school.
where sle bid u under her desk so that
none at the children knew il was IN ..bo.I
until Mary vas called up 10 recite. Then
the lauib came Jut from its hiding plaee and.
made The chiIdren !angh aud shout 81 that
The teacher was obliged to tnrn il out Tho
pocm vas written by a friend of Mary s,1n
after the lsmb's visit 10 the schpl.r ,on,
Mary was married many years sincs and
lives near B'siOn Shesa,s size w,iI eane
lgain 70 the spinning bee some afternoon.
eslerday she brought in some Of the frst
fleece other little lamb. wIith !. nav fer
'ale at the spinning bee, which III lie rren
sterys affern"on aud Saturday, evening
u this week.+-BoSiOa Tni,scriiG.
a good many years ago a President of
Ihe uiritei States entered i meeting hons,
aher tIie>errinn hHd terun. Tie n,in,.-
Ter was nota doctor IL diytLi,y. bn,a
plain. "ldl-fashioncd Methodist pt,,e;,.r.
Hr ~ns holding firth oii the terrors Of
peh-Nlatgwas rather fayorit, t,pic ui,h
Methodist preachers Ia those ia, s--wl,.n
minister sitting bphind him Il, m. ,u,Init
twi,chrd biz ,,mt mil
BnoilIer, Cen. jackson ha. iu.t e,m. i,r
tisL Jscksohp shouted the ln.s,h.r
who = Cen Jacksons ~ he de,~ns.
'epent aud get religinn, C,ud will s.ud
'til. Jackson 20 hell - quisk a.. lie
f"ul'i Guinea uiggcr., old nh.h.ry
Mayed after meeting 10 shake hand, win
'l'''' H',i they were warm friends through
iie'--N. Y. 5un.
1g sc fi.. tss=szs7=ss-.s f $685.
The true secret q harvine~ i 10 take il
= y c''ilie. I" ~. ~ ni,tt hy ninnie,,t. in
ne little hourly round. nf unr everyday
lutirs. @ 5a
Many achill fass sstrsy. not becaaso
here isa want ~ prayer Or virtue VI heme.
Das simply because hume lacks sausbius.