Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-08-01

from tha old homestead. and Timothy
corId 40 no less than get ont the spring
WAGON and drive her TO the new home,
n was vet early in the springtime
and the wild Mum trees were white
With bloom. The tall NAPLES and elms
Inv the roadside swung their light tas-
sels in tbn soft breeze and myriads of
buttercpns and purple-hued pansies
dotted the lanes.
II dunno what you wanted of so
| much ground round your house." re-
marked Timothy, refectively, as the
wagon rolled easily along. Half an
acre would of been enough. I should
! saw"
NO, it wouldn't" maintained his
sister, stoutly. I'm a-goin' into the
gardenin' business, to raise truck for
the markets"
Timothy whistled.
You'll make a failure of it, sure as
guns" he declared, ruthle ssly.
But Miss Ferobia was not to be dis
couraged.
There's plenty Of men make a Twin at
it. an why not ms'' she asked. I've got
a little money laid by to start on, An
I've got a stout pair Of arms, an never
was sick a day in my life; SO why
should | make 4 failure oflt|
But Timothy only shook ms head n
remarked, vaguely, that It was on
practicable, and She would ind out,
and declined to commit himself fur
ther. And the conference was cut
short bg their arrival at the cottage.
It was q lonely place but Miss Zero
bia was blessed with strong nerves n
solitude had no teTTors for her
She hadaecUmulated a few odds 4
ends Of furniture from time totme' the
gifts ot various friends and retat!veS
which went a good way toward fur
n->l.nE her timinutive dwelling
And when they were arranged TO he7
satisfaction ana o square OF bright a.
ca-pe. taySeI GoNnin the center q ne
room Miss feroo'a -e4' as hap9F \
king
Size was too ureu after her GAYS
WlrN - DO more than take 3 Guy p- .eA
and retire TO rest But q eom;o7;a7.e
ni-Ats sleep on me o-o-ta>A.2---
>qrar~p7siel oedstead restore Le-
energies Z Tor the nex'$W eA'> >ae
was Is bl>F asa mailer oTer Ae' prep
aratlons,
Lem hocSon was hired 70 p-oW me
"t-rcS 2ateA cow with a young eAt
was aar-alned FOR and a lew fowls @:
the Plymouth Rock III Dork'ng Ses
We're purchased q were soon i-N-ns
vigorously around thelr ne" quarters
After 4tt-e he-plroA
Do->2A an4a '!=oGous use o. Inc lo~
on MSS eroo!a part the GROUND was
IN readiness Tor planting ana the aI'--
tou maFAet gardener sat up III long
past her usual heonme looking over
her Stock OF SEEDS ana se-ec'ihg 'Ao@
requisite Tor immediate use
There might still be late frostS sic
reflected. and such tender plants IS
beans p cucumDera summer seuas-es
and nutmeg melons, would De better
out Of the ground than IN It Tor 2 lew
days to come.
But oeetN and lettuce spinach and
marro"iat peas ana Futaoagas "ou-a
stand anything snort OF d ~
freeze anu HlgAI ne sa4e-! P4ah'ed al
once
AnI, -H'e Houeh sHS Sd " I1e
pun "a cay u1"" uu No' ~
Mss feIoo'" N@PP-Ns t"e HeN' NUN
Hne' noT Io' HaNA L 1oNe
one Wa uP wen VIC g-'19' SHG aver
q nas'f g'e"H-A5' o1. a-1
HoeU anu I@HoU' "Gt anu Ia1
PlanVe1' w LeI oAsH aeNeu anu nei
Hnsets s'T" sots : I2ss $500
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10 eldulcate inc tenacious in'er,oPers'
anu hhaiiy sueeoou Al acSompiisnine
ner TASK, Nnen 10. one uhlucky night
Farmer Nuooin pigs Iorcea ,he'f way
! through oroheh pahei Oh the renee
! ana played havoc among the ro"ln
crops