South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-15

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her Cousin; and lis visit lenstcd in ssin =
gu!arj contrast. 10 tas way iteommene-.
Ell. Edward Refused the Ave dollar note
tsndered him hy his Liacle jst, part a &.
for his trsysliag expensess !, The Md
man smiled as he returnsd tue Hole 70
his ro;aet-book. .'h t..1'N ~. = = :
Hes ssn.iSie Young chap, altar
aH,' he Remarked TO his daughter, as
the door closed sftet his ydest. stIcs
in him il it can only be .sroaghr ou.
We shall sec. ~ st' - q -Ou8 Joa ssol
"a good dead for IA hsr to saw was
MArYs inwar.isconment, who thought
her clu1ln- Tive, most agreeable young
man she hsi ever mot. - -.s.
Three years, Iaier Mr.. Stone and his
daughter passed 10 front OF d small, bu,
neat aud pieasadt.,ookips shop, on the
plate elass dor or Witch were inscr,b.
edithsse words. qssE Fward 8 one, Sta
toner apa BSokseitev.'f -7N 'Ett
1t heing carly In the day for cnst I'm
ers, they found the proprietor quite A.
lone his taco fiashel.wi,h sprlds and
pleasure IS he arose aad g'setel tue n
coreisily.s.,,a - ~, 80 ~ ..es
4 got your card. uep,L,ee w.. sad 't Che.
old man. With hearty grasp Of the
hand, and called atound 10 ace hon
YOU were eating Oh. IthougS, 1t a.
bout time gave yon that lit,le lift you
asked of me thrsc years ago, \ on don't
look mnchesif you needed it.. taou1h'l
Not at present, thank iyou, uncle,'
was tae cheerful response.p Cautiously
enongh, IL IL The same business /, want.
ed to bug then. Che IN IN 7ho took it
hed To- borrow TIE moueyg waero With to
purchase it, getting so much .inyolyeI
that 'ha hal to sell at sacrifca.'
/ Just what you upntelto do p =.
E,w,riA smiled good at Tue
-poin: IN sies by hisluneie. oSFn go las
'Itnisn't Whit have done, though 7
have save,t four dollars per week iron
my, salary Cor thros years. anil sobwas
not only able tospay ths money down
bat hli $50 beside aFT swort iea
. 'BiaYo, my hoy, erie 1.-THE delighted
OH man, with ,snoLbar grasp OF the
hand that made our hero. vince. I'm
proud Of you Yours bound TO sue
cecil. fsce, AMI without anyoody.s help.
told your cousin Polly That when SHE
was eighteen Fdsbuy hor new house
In the ETY.; that she shond furnish IT
10 suit herself and have all the servants
she wanted, aud Pve kept my wortl.--
Come round and see us wheaever you
can. You will always find the latch
sting hanging ou..' at
Edwara did not fail to accept the in
vita ion thus frankly extended--a very
pleasant Intimacy growing up between
tie three during the twelve months that
followed.
Our hero's bu ,iness grew aad pros,
pered I'm. il he beg an TO think OF rempv-
ing to larger place. His uncle had
given him several liberal orders. as well
as sent him q number OF customers, but
said nothing moro about assisting him
IN any other way until Christmas, E!e.
Entering tho cosy room where Edward
aud his daughter we're sitting, he said:
Il mustn't delay any longer the lit
promised you, nephew
Edward glanced from the 5000
check to he lovely face al his Gde, ani
then to that OF the speaker. 1h
You are very kinIl, Uncls-- far kinder
than L deserve, ut noes rr'H.arl. tu
Speak out, lad Would you prefer
il in some other form 2 a r...
Edwards fingers closed over tho hand
he bad taken in his. -
Yes, uncle-in this
The Old gentleman looked kocnly
from one TO tho other.
Y u.are es.iug good deal of me.
nephew. Polly, have sou becu enc odr.
aging tlns young m2u Ia his presu;np-
ton 2 ryt 500 t~E
I'm afraid ] have, Gather was Pol
ly's smiing ans yer. ." $3.50 ~
Then gp, my daugb,ercI givo you
into worthy Keeping; anJ IL you IN aka
your husbapis heart as happy as your
N )ther made mine during the few short
yeats hat she larried W my 81 ie, he
will Ue biest indeed
$50 Premium Won by Citizeh Of
Augusfa-The first rrenidn 1850
offered by Messrs y. 7. Avery <
Sous. Loui57ille. XIV. Publishers Of
Tie Home aud Farm. 10 TIE farmer
who had tire greate5t number OF
Spring lambs IN proportion to tbe
ewes, was awarded 20 Mr. James II
Kempcr, near Fishersville, In this
county, who bad 1S9 ewes and 2l5
lanibs. This IS quite distinction and
. credit to the county, as the Offer
was open to everybody in this whole
country The cheek for $50 in pay
ment OF the first premium has been
roceived.-Staun'on Spectator June ).
Sale Of Lainbs II .,sst week, Capt.
g. Benton Conner sold TO Messrs. Iii.
senuan ( Myerly, who will ship them
20 New York, rs lambs for Sjl4.
81. lib.
Death Of lydia Pmkham Mrs.
Pin%hamthe VOL known patent med.
icine proprietor. died at Lynn, Mass.