Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-04-29

men OF this day and generation are
coming to I'm sure 1 can't tell. Here
that bold faced creature with her
blonde hair"
SITS blondlned, I know" put in
Miss Clemans.
.sAnd her pink cheeks" continued
Miss Perkins, "comes to town with
robody to introduce her but the hotel
keeper, and sets half the men in town
crazy, and they do say that some OF
her worshipers are not single men
either" and Miss Perkins set down
the sprinkling-can 80 hard that the
noise attrscted the attention OF people
in the street.
"It does beat all; Harry Martin was
such a. nice fellow, tool" said Miss
Perkins: and then suddenly she asked,
"When'd it happen?"
"Oh. it's been going on for q long
time, l guess" said Miss Elwell, fin
gering some flowers on the counter,
"but the break came night before last.
Mabeps brother Dick told my brother
Tom, yesterday, and Toms been coax
ing me to lend him my wheel, SO he
came straight homo last night and
told me. It was raining too bad for
me to get out then, SO had to keep
it to myself all night. I guess from
what Dick said they must have had an
awful time. 1t seems that Miss Mar
guerita Daisy De Jones is going to
give supper at the hotel tonight to
lot of young fellows, and Mabel
heard that Harry was gong, and OF
course that made trouble. They just
had it in the parlor and she gave him
back his ring and he left in great
huff. Dick says that Harry never in.
tended going at all, that he wasn't
even invited, but when Mabel began
to suspect him he got angry and said
he'd go if he wanted to. Hain't it
awful?"
"Well, I don't believe he was 60
ing," said Miss Perkins, "and some
body ought to patch it up between
them"
'I don't think anybody will" re.
af. MILL . tTllo-I.o 18th nc
Pilea MISS H.seh' tney 20 Dosn &c
proud as huciler aua mss as ssuDpoin ash AS.
Z aon Ano" mnas' Ia I'm 'ags sgsnaot Nc IN ,e
will. Well, I feel sorry for them, but
don't know what we're going 10 dc
that nlsnt over in the oornerP I never
saw ANYTHING like it before"
Miss Perkins told her the name oi
the plant. and then a commercial
traveller. who wanted to sell Miss Per.
{ kins some GLASS that she didn't nee6
for her greenhouse, came in, and while
Miss Perkins was explaining why she
j l;diln,t want and couldn't use thou,
hsafifdi piS1,es Of glass, Even If it-mae the
c1earsst ever cass, the young ladies
II slipped away.
} Ali morning Miss Perkins, who usu'
ally did NOT give much heed to the
J oossin that went ON in her little room
| thought of the lovers quarrel she haG
+ heard discussed. Both of the young
3 neonIe were general favorites in town
: and their marriage had been deemed
/ an eminently suitable one; it was
!. shame. thought Miss Perkins, that {
e frivolous stranger with yellow hail
s should have the power of working 81
/. much mischief.
{ Id do hone % said Miss Perkins t.
assi,khat those Girls won't chatte,
'nerseil, 49, I'm orobt I,
aoouv ~ a'l ose.. ~. aha-t 3fsaPPlif9sP7
have warned .sa. snea n aDou5 O1d ha1 doOe
auon0I nnn nood I'm. T IT MIGHT have eased nv
sso any goOa, ouI = FALL ~ m n' na'' ea''u n'
40 she snoke q carriaoe drove mn TO
tha as donr onr .g ar5 garrv : Martin % snranp to
tho nsvemant and came in
'ne aGood Morning Miss Perkins % he
so;d in b;s hrisk whole sonled man
nan 80 tsome roses this morning9 All
tho.o @ ore heont,es. how man . have
monS @ Tbree 6ozen onlv9 Well ri
want than all. Here's nv card, which
,'on ~ vii dron in the box and send
ttbem to
And h. u-ote an address on a tao
- @ - ~ tba connter
HfI segbis address I've left mother in
Tho carriage and she's afraid of the
hor.e CO Tli bnrrv ont Good.morn.
ina , Mics Perkinsn -
"a "a IN AT, Mortin vos ont and awav
hoTa.a So MIC. part;ns had hardly recov.
De,StI 10y Io. | lroath
@ sba iooLed at the address he had
1eft.
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