Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-21


mothers presence be said was natural,
~as q chaperon aud perhaps this caused
her to leave unsaid What she may Esve
wished 10 cay. he gave me quite dis
course on etiquette. [ did not know what
this word meant. he explained everything
tally and tried 10 remember, Well, next
dsy sent around to ths old lady asking
Nsllie's company 20 the opera. Myreqnest
was granted. attended opera that even
log, sitting 5y the side OF the old lacy. /
veutured the remark thstl Was quite
contrast to the Holyrood singing school IN
the school house She looked sour and l
concluded 10 keep quies. | was Just dying
slnost 10 talk to Nellie .but | d,dn't like TO
,c,S With lhs old lady ssod~itcbe5 5etEeeo
us Laid perhaps dozen words to her
On our return boUs found 10 better, ont
SIS | helped her from tb4 carriage | squeez
ed her hand lirtle, aud knew she blushed
Nix, day called agsiu aud the old lady
sill maintained hsr position. We walked
70 the park 10 the stlernoou,-lhe ola LADY
still with ua. was anxious to talk TO
Nellie about old times at Hollywood Lut
each mention OF the name made the old lsdy
frown. Invent 70 see Charlie again and put
nv feelings He said young Eoghshman,
a,Sir Somebody was paying court TO the fair
Nellie and that possibly the old lady and
Nellie herself preferred hin. He was
absent from the CITY then. This idea struck
ne With appalling force An English
no5!smsul | made up ny mind then, that
( RouId see Nell and tell her what | In.
tended. at all hazards. became de5pe-
rate sat do Rn and wrote note asking
Ee- TO T. ke q walk in tn park th't after.
noon. recei-ed en- Affirmative reply. l
was around a. the house promptly on time
Nell wa ready, and another person was
also ready She Introduced me 10 the ante
demvisn gcrEan,-her aunt maiden aunt
If about tor,y summers, or | should better
say. forty winters. She went with rs. as
usual | vas ssniRichsd between her and
Nell Again I was frustrated and the
rhoprht grew In ny bosnra until It became
a psgfect torment made 6 resolve 10 rid
n myself Of her presence, 10 difference
wSet ma consequence. She vas still more
rsaerved aud icy than even the pstrIcisn
Mrq. Thompson Her Argus eyes followed
every movement that made, and any ret
terence 10 GolvroOd appeared more dis
tasteful 70 Le- than il did to Nells mother
Il IA wonderful what change q little money
win make in some people. Miss WiOSs
tsst was her name. finally complained OF
BEING tired, and | suggested that she take
\ rest on one Of the seats along the shady
walk and wait until Nell aud | returned.
Her eyes blszed, and she said that she
would not res'u nov but wait until Miss Nellie
felt disoosed to rest also was lust pray
in, rhars cycloua would blow the cd witch
INTO usrT.ioa We reached the lake where
numbers Of E.''c boats we're SHINING
over the ws,sr, hearing that they we're for
hire I suggested that We take ride Nell
vs. deEghtad with me idea. She clapped
Der hands aud oa;d what trensy i
could see then q JTaCa il her voice and
f,ce 10 the Nell Of long ago and | went
forthwith TO get the boat Miss Winks
sc-asusd,-"Dou't you &c; that ooat We
shall not ride to-day. paused AMI re.
,ur !. you must Tot think Of going
OFT IN t6at water With Nell and l, the
b., ID, capaize and more. ! ds,est akia
ri6i1. Miss Wiuks | replied there Is
no dagger Of the boat upsetiug, and as
To- Yourself if you d-,sst skif riding you
mag STAY upon shore until We return.
But ! Will Rot-I mean I will, but Nellie
shall stay gitk me, she shall 20 no place
unless I ACCOMPANY her. was iudig-
nsnt Turning 10 Neil sid, what does
IBIS nesu, VIVA. have you dome that Miss
Winks must kesp such Suspicious watch
over you2' Nell said nothing bnt her
charming aunt let loose her ghole 70.
ca5ulary Ct sarcasm and scorn. She
sd 7 zs5 NJ ge-flensC. vulga7 iii-0rfd,
and r.- heavens ca}g knows what ell; enc
tHer fn-r-d 10 Nell and said "T,e will 20
.9ra-" / ssi4. "M.ss IhomPao2 shall W.
Ike the rilr?' No. W. ah>N moi, was
-, reply. Then Mss W;uks ven;uycG q
lev more remarks f., M c7ne5t aud re-
pE-G ai5h me utmost rudsCess Then Nell
EXPRESSED her indignation towards me for
f,lbi.g In such manner 20 &c. sunt Thus
cg-ne7 re climax. ] turned aud said,
Nell Thompson | c.2.o here expressly to
see vgu | a2rr h.sl lying % GET en-
.ao.-tgril7 - tel yoI -0mct&,Lg which
80 --pu eating i" nv heart tnc moatbs.
have Rad 10 opportunity ot7i, you what
I alsbel, ani i s-ems tSst yoI nave help
"a ~ prevent such az opportunity from
g., lrrirg. .hjak now that Whist would
haze said r5Gll afford you nothing more
fhsa amusement You have forgotten all
YOUR pasr life / XIV wanted 70 tell
YOU Eoq loved you. Bnt l. like you will
slso forget the past Good Dye Miss
Wiabs ives white With rage. Such uube-
c1micz couducr sbr thought As turned
. 20 h. commenced ou0. her fCsltsce CT
eri,he:s | Wa sDErr beyond control
You 70 % the devil Isid and turned
and If ar4 that's 'b9 cad ~ i Nsli wa
c.,ir 2. aud the old lady Winks vas vigoc-
o.. y shaking her ga-asol So Ihsts the
end II nv love story should have
k--~7 9 vcran's herrC 5errsr | should
have Soozu hat Nell would not care to7
az 81 heiug placed in . socie'7 Ike hat
acic7 a5gGHcs hesc. / IN Eo'hlc- but q
TO. p practical pero90, Who HnoEs moth
NO q Rhar they call socie'y These girls
r-ar-- nov tor sCale'g instead OF to- HESS,
i1-, ~, hcms su1 tbs love 81 bTs5aud
Ts..- Grsy dc,y Is % tha outer world; they
aa-.r f-st Ulasss 5oe:ety. then comes nome,
p ae,oudarg consideration No society
,irl you'd va15 . fo2l Ike me, cannot
d,gcs aay,liug. Ari Nell. surrounded
- toe moss fashionable men | don't like
70 call th-r uer. Of tba hour. Cannot
sing and cSuUor tell 81 evening su!ttrom
moruing Sair, aud 6cr,t know when to
wear this hind of q lie or 'hat kind of q
ne. BIZ. Bob, can tell you what do
xCow. can always tel 5sr:sin when
trge;, / can tel good horse from
b I'd one. / GENERALLY EnaI wGe7 to buy aud
when 10 sell l don't kuoS much about
society, bu! knoW ko- 70 make money,
and kuos how l should love wife |
would De ashamed to ask cry woman to be
NV wife L were Ike some Of these fools
that | have met They of-r on Empty
heart. and empty head 6 physical man not
much better than corpse, srrsyed IN the
latest fashion. For Accomplishment 10 that
fair make np.-thsy can dance, they know
when to carry fan or shsal, perhaps know
= l.iris bad Latin Jr Greek tGst hY some
;-,--,.;,,bls mar sin sEioks in their