St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-26

poor az.
after gazing mournfdMNUhe Co..
for . mnmr9S ELECTROMAGNETIC
: :isS.y .nfs::sESE.sSs;sssss e "a; sss
four ye$e$ffAn HsSatHpot on. jazz
So.eee
him ON. Ey1Sk5hS.ans2k. sSssos OH
ever ma34ta& AerEpcrxt{tef hetsfyer
marryiupA2fmSs. .>..s So. --s~.
Miss ~.eessksaIr. NSi1y,:s.s
gave : ltSa;1ssss..=SE..::.
- e. 81.
1 k.-tAa here
s.ss;ssss 49,. .ss;si :.
~ hot bein' sble % bring my mind to
krar~e<6ss~ Gin Nr4asA I'M theSes
pars~ 1t sesms sossso' queeR stostAink
o anJbody's livin' an rot KNOWN
Clorindk 'a<stpyy- LII just trP,p{
chair r0u1drsos not to sec JAbo Hutsf
inns. h kind o yfles inenusQYE
Mno Stetson turned her rocker
across Ser s1fkSk in silsncssxhilssSs
collected hey 3Aoughts bsf1a1$ommstan,
ing heSsUAL4ss Els1AaA -
" back Id her large chaif. With the Old
s sssI e = slesEsni B. iaalesssfa
woman on che ridge. sAeoepaep IT heua
picked thefr way daintily about the
porch; lndss the buzzing Of The bces-in
their Mves,.t6c tipkling, 9f the cow
bells iriths~ disaancsss and tia Genenaa
air of 49Sesesen1 pc $500
.sw ..nensed 70 reiSt& ina &ed!!e
!" 5s1sH
.otknIy amft - te4aoAaA6SV;
sesasAeeAI
.soses' ,s-ses So
shiniI,.
1herlece Of her s. lqstaHIN Ok
63dtply amt but twS1tyseigAt now.
I'M q course that amt oMa If she'd
erried she'd have been called a young
pman now. but as long rs she didn't
seems like sort Of an old maid. an
{ not exactly like one, neither. rs
|she says she still expects to marry
Jabe. "a
&IOtiuoN osSo w ~ i
followers from the time 4he was seven
teen or thereabouts. am we used to
calc'late among ourselves that she'd
take first this one, an then that one:
particularly Hiram SCOTS son. who
was the likeliest young. pan around,
an just ready to eat Cloriuiy up with
his eyes when she sueit in the choir.
But she let EN- all g9elQe4fter aneth-
er, an Just when s~kpesgettin all
pretty discouraged at 10 way she was
roin' on. she appeared at meetin' on a
sunday mornih' with Jshe Hutchins.
Clorindy looked SO happy an Jabe set
SO like a bump on alog ct her side, that
we all knew what it meants My,
want we SUI ~e Mrs. ktets0n
dropped her work in her lap while she
looked absently at the distant mills,
and seemed TO see the bright young
face in the pew at church
.But2Aa6>svas fcur years ago. she
coutindsa.<eH.<sh -ouowdedk round
her after meetin' was over to try an
say somethin' pleasant on her account
an her 1Aotherx- Bus- twas Nwfm
hard wort. Not<pute wtMHt0odSJ
liked jail; l d6Ae gposs>h The had al!
enemy in n4raaoWccfsNp psNe -
that was bust the tr0aba~s You liked
him becabse You couldn't help YouE
seif. con]|dlR he sMeethcss o. ds
position, IN also cause 1t wan't worth
while doi&' RJyhnsa>e. -Altectgh1f 4
was feelik like death. ! eeul1c't help
smilin' tobmyself for the life o me I'll,
hear all those psgple SayM the syne
thing to Qorindy-Jabc's awful good
natursd, anyhow in the perlitest man
ner possible, an yet sort o helpless.
too. IS IL they felt they wa'n': quite
doinc thet duty by her." Mrs Stet-
son laugheds 6iAflys.if and then after
shooine t&e hens off the porch with her
apron. an inquiripy snxiously OF her
siiend II Ehe was puickly comfort
hble, > resSme6 he afseoursc |,
even. lness we didn't any Of rs do
~ mnc0 taIkin. The pexN few weeks
pespe Al rGa8f1Adf-Ai.ys6 e We
otthaE1 t5ddy.