(Written for Woman’* Kingdom.)
Way up in east Trni:<s*ee, on the Marietta and
Not iiirerei-i, railroad, then* i* a little village
mtt * 4 Mi.igly <1 nut in valley almost entirely
h iiounde4 by hills, ami on one side <hr misty
blue in the distance represents grand, lofty old
( iidliowee mountain.
T*ic inhabit mts ire very }»eacefal ami content- (
cd. so much «•» in fa t, that they seem averse to i
anyttemg th it would tend to improve their pres- !
«nr«onditton.
It would take the )**ti of Bet«y IHmdton to cx
pr«**s a«ie<iiiati*!y some of the eli .racier* repre- |
s» i*tc4 iieic. X.-t long s.U’-i* I lia«l «m-«*3sioii to visit 1
thisi-ftk village. Vilicn 1 entered the one store
the I’laer al!«fdi d. I saw that its one customer
I
Was a woman.
