Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-07

den guest Of the evening before.
but he was 10 country-so dreadful COM
mon," protested Mra Tramlay, with her cue
tomary helpless air
NONSENSE" said her husband. There
was nothing country or common about his
face and mannerA There hasn't been 80
bright eyed, manly looking q fellow In our
house before since ! don't know when. Eh.
Luciar'
agnes Dinon said he was real ane look.
Ing" the girl answered.
Agnes Dinon Is thirty-six II she's day."
answered Mrs. Tramlay, in a petulant tone.
80 much the better fitted to pass opinions
ON young men," said Tramlay. "Shows
more sense In ono girl Of her ago than hun.
dred like-like"-
"Like me. papa" said Lucia. "You may
- well say It,"
"Like you, then. Bless your dear, igno-
rant heart, I'd give my head If you could see
- clearly a. she without waiting 80 long TO
learn"
"You may ba very sure, though, that Miss
Agnes will never invite him to her own re-
cepiions," declared Mrs. Tramlay
"Wrong again, mamma; she's invited him
for next Tuesday night, and do believe she
devised the reception just for the purpose
None Of us had heard Of 1t before"
s.imui.,ei 4, -;,h .,, .r,;,.. ,,,,,, - 49,. o.,
n,.a. ~" e"'ne 'upo VI "a' anu
"Well, should like to know what society
ID coming to, IL common farmers boy, of
no family, can stumble into town and be in
vited about to good houses"
"Coming toi Why, my dear wife, 1t Is
coming to its senses I'm glad, In this par.
ticulnr case. the movement began at our
house"
hin, 70 ,,o,, haJ,,. .a,,,s,, -. ,,.
"a A. rn",.,i.', 20. ..,, .,'. I'M
h;,,, S.ar ia t.;,.I ~. L ."ousnv
.ho,,t IT,. -, "a. ~" e0 va
WT so;d no;h;r, -. 49,. .
,,,ora,v ..;d h., ne 80 y, ~. e..
,ns, / III .,,,,. -, Omo " .,,., ,nI nnesS yo.hs
highest ch.rsctor snd voru ;n,o,,;a,,. - tn' Wv
s;dss :"
,tS,,.. .,,.,. A..
.o,;s,,, y soia AZ III, % 80 % ,aa n'"" "' 'o'
mNo sunnoss nat. 70 ,ha, 'I;S .,s .o,
uppse n' .ney u,' "eu seo
s.E,,..n,S Sp'''"' anu p'' 'ie'
.sWan ,,,, +, -, r
...,. -; ~; - ay,. S VIZ
- ~. Als S,ns ..S ~. VIZ anu prepalns 70 hurry
s.ro, ,vh.t .. ~ 'In S ,VW a., "' 'an'
lG ,,,;. ia ~ II pp A.,
.h,,a.sn - ,iu.sun 49,. ,,1
No.. 80. s,,Io.,. p,',,.
y peN"'"' "'''oi' WI"
anect you"
About Phil Nonsense, you dear old
worry But really, mother, no made quite
S;,,, -. y. .ne sn.S ""o1
s.n,s;,. - W an'
~ ., s., as soon a. oou'u se' r'u .. n'"'
ous "n;n," ; .ouna ,n ~ WASH WASH az al. neeess,iry
.rvth;n, tro,,, y III, ~ ..s ,a,,,.n .n
1M,mmaw ~
young men like Hayn can't ever marry
out OF their own circle; You should be able to
see that How can they buy houses for their
WIVES ana furnish Them properly, ana sci
up nofses and carriages, and Keep IN societyf
mamma you re TOO oreani"iiy iuhhy' fn
ueeu you are suppose young men aren't
ricu enough 10 marry can giris hke theni
Aien young peopio eooo tor anythihe ou'
10 ges marriedf
I'm very sorry said the mother' abrupt
" leaving the room, that you have such
trininS views OF NE.
Wnen rhiiip hayh leit the family mansion
anue aitcr h'u'iSnt ne had put Two uis,
unct ideas-ohe was that he had better lind
MS way pack 10 Sol Mantrlngs sloop TO sleep
ana tne otner was that he didn't believe he
eouia la, asleep again In less than week
All tnat ne had seen, the people not excepted
was utterly unlike hayntoh Inc converse
tion' aiso' was new, aithouSh he could mol
tenleniper huch OF u; ana the iadies-wei'
10 ""ays nay ao'liieu "natever was aaniir
.. .pio ~ .no yvuns Mohiei ~ tue ,liage' pu,
.ne,o Se,,' W 'aii,y wer1 no sueh hahusonie ana
'.s sns y" nay n'oh as Soi"o te hao
"'9s 'na. nisn.'
o oouiu ao. eApiaih 70 himself inc aiiiei
enIo' eHepS 'na'' eohPuieu WIN Lucias
.a , ',a ou Gqua,n.i'iicesa ' appeareu-
'a.he, unnniSneu anu isnorah'. anu Us 'ai
a.. a. MS us nc" aeqaali,anGes apPeareu ABOVE
In, .s Vie. snS H'S, ~ .a u.u LUCIA appear apove
nc n enus no IA. Stuuieu ner ,ace scores
tie' oeio'e ano .oiu Himself where !" was
.s.;:; w" u' ne".aly "i.nure" every