Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-05
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A schosI. Room Robbed for b''oe'

Judge JAS. I. Es"", D., il
,.ans Ia and Mrs. VI. W. ferrH' t
n,,n teacher of mathematics ~ TUE t
Female College, we're married ,aS'
Tnrslay 10y Rev. J. T. Lron"f";
Til. simple announcement II III :
,eres,ing enough in its way o'' Is !
r.nd.rrd more 40 when all the CIR
cnm,,aucrs in the case are Hilo""'
Shnr,lv after Mrs. Perryuall WIS
..m,,,nI.d AS teacher this year.
.Jndoe Egan insisted she shou'" ac
company him to New Orleans w
stead. but she fatty refused prt,ti
ring to keep her engagement Win
the proprietors of the I"l'rgt ="
making a new one with the Judge,
b,v.yrr honorable the latter mirh'
I've. But the day before siar'lh. 'o'
Mt. Sterling she received a''o'h'r
visit from her imlmrlnna'r lover
Who urged his snit with such perS'
v.r,pre and vim that she al las'
consented 10 IN engagement pu'
declined TO break her engagement |
here. So she came on 10 WI. SI''
ling with the understanding tha'
she vould give Mr.. Leonard notice
of tbr new arrangement Immediate
! ly upon her arrival. But alas. Tor
= wo,nau's courage. She hadn't the
= heart to SAY "A word abont ". an"
wre;p 10 the Judge to that eiirc''
3 telling him mt the same time that
l. she was pleased with her new nome
{ and well situated. and suggeSteu
o postponemcnt. But love laughs al
=. teachers contracts, anu wiho"''s
4 don't "nostpone- as readily ~ Noung
b. men. who have time Ia walt. lie
rerlicd nv telegraph that he womb
come and break the lee himself. Ac'
cori,jnrly he arrived last Saturday on
the Loo train, aud was not ,ohg ,h
informing Mrs. Perryman's TRENDS
= tina, he had come 10 take her away.
fla thunder clap hl,l been heard III
A. 4, clear sky it could not have star
It. tied Mr.. Leonard more than TINS
ne announcement did. He reasoned
t. with Judge Egan that Mrs. Perry
~ man was giving eminent sallSlac
II tion and gaining ~ popularity every
he day: that the contract ought not Il
ID he broken: he told him OF the con
of fnsiun incident TO the breaking NJ
of of surh pleasant relations, hut TN
#. impeinous gentleman had not com
-. a Thousand miles 10 he foiled IN ina
n. way. AZ there WIS nothing 10 do IN
submit gracefully, and telegraph l"
l.. another teacher, all of which wa
" done 10 the intense delight of Jndg
, Eean. So thy were married
y the College Tuesday at IL ocloc
avs and M once started on bridal tou
all 10 New York and other Easter
W. cities.
rs Judge Egan il, the Attorne
ia' General for the State ct Louisiana
The and gentleman of con>ldrrah
no. wealth aud influence. rs well rs ol
of the first lawyers ri the State
crs Mrs. PER-, man is a lady OF qui
,nd handsome appearance, ct great Ill
is nifty aud culture, AMI very aitri'
. If tive in her mannrrS. During II
,rr short stay in Mt. Sterling she h
.on Won the affection ct AL who In
,, met her. and would have uiidon'
- edly made an unusually success
teacher in her favoIitr drlIat'mei
An equally acceptable teaci
OF has been provided tor. who IL y
IAN hans even now on her way 10 y
'r Sterling. Meanwhile her class
pro- have been provided for, and eve
col thing at the College is still hap
aud serene.
ii>h Hereafter no teachers need APP
rdi- nnirss they produce written cert
reed Gates that they are not under n
Ipon other kind of engagement to al
heir body else.