The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-03-10

lNN"f HNtN AH@ys A. Ouo CO1ll
only put lover on trial for mouth
as Anut judith takes servant cir
and disehsrges her IL slfo don't give
satisfaclonl Aud then tho wash aud
wear question, which gives Aunl
Judith 50 much tribu,atiou. could
eaeily 30 settled. Heig- -hol bsliey,
shall nArry, Eugene Fo!Iistt or
George Haven. Bat there's ~ usa
wsinkliug up M iosshlal about il
now tino will decide. In th,
rseantime I shall be hopolessly
wearioi II | sit hsr9 staring at tho
gain, III pns "a NJ ,hipga ssdr
over to Noii Folie.ts Eugcas
must have s,ar!ea To- ths city long
Ingo'
I. was apr'tsy, shlisl roll. de-
liciou4 in thc freshness Of morning.
sut rather trippy nnd drayly just
at present, That l,l to the oil Fol.
llis,t utasiIl y stGtly erac'i1a u
gray 81 ana, with htlfl dj1an hnIey
locul,s keeping guard over it Ike Il
band oi sen.inels.
Lucy DSrl, privileged yisi.or
hi ! no: riDI a. o., irJn5 Tor ttll.
bot clipped q1.o.ly il at the tass
4nor aal rsa up to Nisa eyl.o,re
roew.
AT homo, NoIiy" ohs cried, tap.
ping softly on tho paosls q the
door.
CT eonrae I'm al hona," eaid
Neil, brightly opening it. "Yo1
dear l.,tio rose5a j., you've come jls st
in time to help =, about iho pat-
Iera iog ny n9w polJna:sa. Isa', 10
- wyotsboi day ?"
A1i the two girl1 aogs nro4-sf ly
lecp in the ny,toriaa Of i!i. f3'is,
kai'e pls!tias aa1 Gid, 1o.ci until!
all Of 81 slilen. curly m.ecrl;ua
voice ioSa TIA bel, osiol.
"Nn.fs'a 'oy hreakfl5., sty ? I
@A4t ny bya a.t,u;! d5ui,llI al
yor women f..Aa. why don't yGa
tsuE no ry broasil2 Asa I Co.
.i,rva 70 dtatb Noll Nothsr!
Come, "i.i7a@asr, there Bring ny
lsiiypor~ fr.,l the newspapers,
sancholy Aad hook sharp, do yoa
Ihar -
Ani iha lror was shut agaia With
! consi!er ,h!e ahphs4i1.
Nelll9 ss | ut L1cg with Grim.
s1ning brow. Lucy opeaed wide
her irqoi,.hs oyes
II, Elsoas" sGi N.ll. 10 nr,.hsr
Al o'u5lrgassol manor. Ys Us,
on'la;a last night, ani ho ogsrslspt
h.marli Ibis morning"
90 Tsiil Lucy, beginning to hs
coascions ghI: aaw excited in tbi7
patent. mlsclIiae diamond THAI
tl.is ratiera Of goods "SasAed" ut
inai!fprcndy.
~ ,his no non. 70 >tsteps harr.s,
tEy. Il was tl, p,,ieat aui much
On !lriog lIc8. FJlio:t, bringing mp
the tray Of ioastund tea.
II ~oll,l4t wait oa maa SO,
ssil I4ncy, ipdignantly.
Presently poor MIS- Follie.t re
turued, with the tray scarcely louoh.
Oh, aud stopped in Ne!l'a room to
relieve her p1ind
>"ile won't touch q mou.hfnl, be-
oanse it isn't smoking bot, said she
with sigh. Hes crosser than one
would think possible, and"
Blt shs checked heriolf abraptly
at tho sight OF liss Darl.
81 bog you pardon, my doar r
said she, II did not 500 yon."
"0b, don't nial ms sail Lucy,
coloring. "I'n going over to Mrs.
Haven's at few minutes to sea about
a fern she promised TO get me from
The Hartford wools."
For it had occurred to Miss Lucy
that this was an eycsllons opp1r-
tunity to test tue "wishiug aud
wearing" qualities of the second OF
her lovers Rolliett had baen
weighed in the balance and fonni
wanting. Nov lot George Hsvon
take his chance. The Haven cottage
stood about an eighth Of mile fur
tier down the road IA pretty little
honeysaekle garland affair and Laoy
Darl, feeling rather like spy, crsp
up the stairs, (nobody chancei to BE-
Id the hall, aud took refnse in Mrs.
Ravens Own little boudoit.
Mrs. Haven had three or four uL-
ruly, ill-discpliDsd children sttyiugl
With her that snnmsr--the children
OF an Invalid sister---and Mrs Hay.