What is "darbyville"

Usage examples of "darbyville".

At her death my father was employed as head clerk by the firm of Holland & Mack, wholesale provision merchants of Newville, a thriving city which was but a few miles from Darbyville, a pretty village located on the Pass River.

All this time I attended the Darbyville school, and was laying the foundation for a commercial education, intending at some later day to follow in the footsteps of my father.

Both of us would willingly have left Darbyville, but where should we go?

It would have been bad enough to have had it taken when the Widow Canby was at home, but it had been stolen when left in my charge, and that was enough to make me turn Darbyville district up side down before letting the matter drop.

John Stumpy, I meant that I would rather face the robber now than the Darbyville people later on.

The glare of the conflagration had called out several dozens of people from Darbyville and the vicinity, several of whom had stumbled upon me as I lay in the clearing.

It would be no pleasant thing to be confined in the Darbyville jail, not to say anything of the anxiety it might cause Kate.

Arrests in Darbyville were rare, and by the time we reached the jail we had a goodly following of boys and idle men, all anxious to know what was up.

Either you'll come down or I'll rouse the whole of Darbyville," cried the tramp, vehemently.

Woodward should return to Darbyville, I did not wish to allow John Stumpy out of my sight.

After consulting a time table printed in the Darbyville Record, we found we could catch a train for that city at 8.

He had grown impatient, and was about to start for Darbyville in search of me.

Then I put on my good clothes and brought around the horse and carriage, for the Widow Canby insisted upon driving us down to Newville by way of Darbyville just to show folks, as she said, that she had not lost confidence in me.

Kate and I were in the habit of attending church and Sunday-school over in Darbyville, but we shrank from doing so now.

I had never been a hundred miles away from Darbyville, and the prospect of leaving filled me with excitement.