The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-28

ger, brought the roses back to her
cheeks From contemplating the roses
in her cheeks, his eyes wandered to the
artificial roses of Miss PennybackeT' s
millinery, and then to the dwarf rose
bush i'm the corner, defiowered of its
richness. which defoWering induced
him to remark that roses were about all
gone, and there was bzt one rose In the
world he wanted. And when she asked
what rose that was, he said Rose Mer-
edith. Having broken the ice he said a
great many more pretty and useless
things which we will not attempt to
transcribe, and she blushed more and
more, and became the very reddest of
red roses. Two happier people could
not have been in the world than they
| were at that moment. But all court
ships must have termination, and this
one ended rather abruptly by the I'M
looked-for appearance of Miss Penny
hacker, which caused Miss Rose to sud-
denly disappear within the mysterious
inner temple, while Mr.. darlington,
with hat in hand, and very much con-
fused, confronted the proprietress of
the establishment. Having obtained
sole control of Miss Rose, he thought it
no more than Miss Pennybacker's due
| that she should know how affairs stood
between her apprentice and himself.
As a preliminary he threw out few
| skirmishers.
''Candidly, Miss Pennybacker, do you
think it right for person to always re-
main single?"
stLawk Mr.. darlington, how should
I know blushing violently. "Will you
sit downp'' motioning him to a chair
and seating herself.
Mr.. darlington drew his chair close
beside hers.
''When man-myself, for instance
finds lady," taking Miss Penny
hackers hands-s'a lady possessing al
the endowments he thinks requisite and
necessary in one whom he could choose
for a wife; l say when man finds such
| person and does not try to obtain her
affections, is he not doing himself
wrong?"
"You have them already, Mr.. Lark
ington," leaning somewhat closer to
him.
eyes, I am truly happy in the possess
sion of her affections. AS an interested
party ask you when the marriage had
better take placer
| ''Name the day yourself, dearest"
said Miss Pennybacker, dropping her
portly form into the lap of the as
tonished darlington, closing her eyes
and, to all appearances. perfectly
obliyious.
"Great heavens!" he cried, 'Rose,
Rose, here quickly; Miss Pennybacker
has tainted"
Rose appeared from the inner temple,
and with their united assistance and
superiority of sal-volatilo, Miss Penny
hacker was brought back to a state of
consciousness.
'Where is the dear, good manP" she
sighed, opening her eyes. ''Oh, there he
is. Name the day yourself, my dear;
the sooner the better for me- /"
"Why, my good woman" he said,
''you have mistaken me. Rose and
are engaged, and she wished you to
have the pleasure of naming the happy
day when we will be united"
'Rose! Rose and you engage dp" she
screamed. "Why didn't you say SO,
then, instead of beating around the
bush in that manner? Oh! no, you
didn't mean anything by it, imposing
on a poor, lone woman-making merry
of her credulity."
"But-Miss Pennybacker, certainly
meant no HARM
''Oh, no, you certainly meant no
harm, speaking ironically. "No, GER
tainly not. You can marry whenever
you please. I'll have nothing more to
do with the pert baggage. She can
pack her traps Immediately; her room
is better than her company"
THAT being the case, dear Rose, we'll
go. My mother will be glad to receive
you at her house,
And though Rose demurred to such
an arrangement, and wished to go to
her cousins in the country. Mr.. Lark.
ington would not hear to it, and she at
last consented. They left Miss Penny
hacker alone in her glory, and were
married that very evening, much to
their own happiness and that lady's
chagrin at the great blunder OF which
she was guilty.
Though very hastily gotten up mar
rage, it was creditably performed. Mr..
Levy gave away the bride. Mr.. Lark.
ington's mother, according to the good
old custom of all old ladies at such
events, shed tears; the newly-made wife
was all smiles and bushes, and Messrs.
Levy, Heavy & Co. forced partner
ship on MIR. darlington on the spot
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