The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-10-06

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| nadnt ioonieo 'neie "ou'u n"'e oeeN
nothing put bobtalleo co" anu
| STACK OF marsh nay 10 make up tne
scenery. Mr.. Bo"sef ploudeu Oh un,
tll ne reacneo Tue house' 1ts nnisn ~
nave tnousnt tieie "as eone ",s
| TAKE put LUZ nnai "' 'Le S"'e' WV
answered. Ills Inquiry WIN
! 1es' tniS - Wv" ->e"'' Nv 'ou
want Doaro:
1t was TWO Story farmhouse, ul-
hnlshed ana unpalhteo. Lie suaue
was furnished by 1our OF I'VE oiu
: plum trees, and there wasn't enough
grass in sight to furnish co" WIN
! ten good bites. The lake was Dehlnd
! the house. and 1t was part OF 4 marsh.
| Come I'D ana see the rooHlS' suS-
gested the man. VINO had q Doll on LIS
neck and look of sorrow on his face.
| In a dazed way Mr.. Bowser followed
| him. There were five or SIX Untenant-
ed rooms. Some were plastered and
some were not. All OF them were
airy. because most OF tue "lnuo"s
were broken. The view from the
: front rooms took in the highway, an
. OLD barn ana held grown up 10
; milkweeds. That from the rear was
composed OIL the marshf lake allu 'lii
old horse standing on the shore and
seeming to be saying to himself, 10
drink or not to drink:
"Come down and see my wife before
you decide Oh i room,' said the man,
and Mr.. Bowser followed him down.
stairs and out into the kitchen ana
discovered a red headed, sharp nosed
woman, who was making a mustard
poultice for her aching jaw.
and now III introduce you to the
only boarder who has yet arrived,'
continued the farmer, and he led the
way to a bench under one of the plum
trees, where sat sore eyed, secdy
looking man. He rose up and shook
hands and said that he had gained ten
pounds in the week he had been there