Democratic Sentinel, Volume 18, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 June 1894 — Page 8

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REMEMBERS THE REVOLUTIC.

Grandina Hawthorne 1( Approaching the Century and a Quarter Mark. Ofio of the most interesting worn n iv Jiiet jry resides seven miles frt.m Bonham, Tex. Her name is Mrs. Fannie Hawthorne, and she is now 11'. years old. "Grandma" Hawthorne, a sho is familiarly called by those wi o kn w her, Is remarkable for mor reasons than one, Notwithstanding he great age she talks entertainingly an clearly and retains her mental faeul t es to a marked degree. But it is wit:, the incidents of her early life that sin i most familiar, and her stories of the stirring events of the days of the revolution are exceedingly interesting, t ho was 12 years old when Cornwall! with his British and Tories invade, this country and forced able-bodie' men.to join the army of the King. A! • lio refused were shot down. The me o the colony at length rose up agains' such tyranny and shouldered thei guns to fight the common enemy. Th women of the day, with the fire « i patriotism burning in their heart.. took the place of their husbands an H. ns and went into the fields and eulu vale 1 the crops. One day the British an 1 Tories swooped down on the little settement where Mrs. Hawthorne lived and burned and destroyed theii houses and crops. The soldier colon Isis hearing of the raid, turned bad to |> uteot their families and in a In en lagoment. which the old lady do se. ibjs us if it happened but yestcr day, beat off the foe. Her stories o Gen. Jackson’s campaign are also mod in cresting. Irs. Hawthorne’s mother lived to b. 15. while an aunt reached the age <>• 1 M.

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Tim Skeleton In • Family Cloaet Beieilri Under Dares*. he prinoip&l of a Philadelphia Sun duy tchool has a fondness for statistics tu.il the other day he directed ti t lathers to aeoertaln the occupation us the parents of all the sohola s ii thii> respective classes. The inquir pr pressed smoothly until it reach m t . infant class, where one small re headed and freokled boy obstinatel; ref sed to g ive any Information, say th. i Detroit Free Press. sn’t your father living, Willie?" in q .ired the teacher. ‘•Yea'm.” “Doesn’t he work?" ' VoW " But he supports you and mamma, doesn't he?" i'he small soholar assented, emphaticu ly. “ Then isn't he hi business?” Kind of." Visions of a gambler in a checked suit and diamond studs, or a saloon keener dealing out fiery fluids, crossed tl.e teacher's mind. William," she urged, apprehensiv dy, “what does your father do?” /here was a moment’s pause, while th > sobs in the small boy began to rise iot he freckled surface. “My pa, ”he s o 1, weepingly, “ain’t in any regular It iness. BCe’s de bearded lady in dt mi.-eum and xna said if I give it awas t he d whale me.”

An Embarrassing Experience.

Most American women have had emIni rassingexperiences in social emer [»v: icies. Perhaps none was ever more trying than the adventure of a lad, noted in New York society for her * Ho-tesy and savoir faire. '»ne winter day she started on the Ira n for Philadelphia, taking her sea; what she supposed was an ordinary pa.' ’or oar. There was but one other ,'j«,'HJ>ant, a somewhat stout man, wh< ' with his back to her. Presently h flighted« cigar and began to smoke ' "no i lady aoughed and moved uneasily. lb..i her huM had no effect. She said .at fast tartly; "You probably are a foreigner. :r .m ldo not know iejst there is a t mol; w car attached to train. Si. o'--Inc. is sot permitted here, l The map without reply f inr£«' his eut of the window. A Issrmoments later the conductor, •ntaeed and stared at her in, dismay low did you come hero, madam 1 ae inquired. Why, where ami?” .•Gen. Grant's private, car * The mortified lady’s usual tact fniW i St Imps. She looked at the dumb im '| tuovaye figure, and retreated with«m

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