Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
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4 great many funny things ~isppah, and
any Qtautity bf Amusing stories aFs told Of
occurrences That taltr pliee. Un railroads.
A little Incident tfanspifs1 Iast week nj
the road betWeet hRft athl I~lHestiestef. tltat
Il really aliuti tr atBd If TIA kind, ~ any.
thing WE have heard lately. aid proves,
cohclnsiralt, That the longest vta r4uibd
II The stifest way hbtne !,
One afvuf 'Taliou t]itizHns' taFin4 laIsi
a,sss AL lt4itsaaiA Al & f~afttas.. tttaif tie evbh.
nv traitit here 1t I a'eIatk, and iepaftei
Bi His iaifheF HAttha ipeH iah0iibtsiY
enRaR'd dilFtaH ths III III and ruasiasfatily
taiiEuptl4 h. fell sound asleep jist The otlasF
side w At'ita, ard atttr htitfhti tgni ltis ,ta..
sitlusi ull#n the CtildnnlaF eafti# atioui .t3
]tHIlett ttrktts. Etlnlla lighted rapijIy
anil the ears s3lsi reached nuahpplet.
H"te as lhe traveller will fpttleinlief. PISS
sensets arP t]fiisitr RED IL anBllttst ttnini
which. takps hi Iii Ahst !.ana lh0aa Nlit
rdttie Host f}bsi ilih vtst hal aftaiiHpti
th,'histltea tah,ldfta1tf iii The oiliet taih j.
All except slBnt ftiani,s . Fe vas sa @stitlpl
aslaep Tint %hniltihr walked iiiti. The t,bti.
sgtlti itee vsAs that The eafe ~alaitei promptly
al theft title aBd he vas len. II SO lfsh+
nettBa that no HNe Wp4i tlta the ettf bt1 te
Fe.fafttd Fsb fktilF ufdlstuti}pd. 'i'bB train
lltatl tie EAST attited Iti4t lie tiie Blitef was
IeatihHt asd passahaets he'll The cars III
which they had beHli siding mad stepped
itte lllsse roif4 Rpst @ ftiia fhe aaIne train.
" tart, Wy which GU fiRtHi bud p5tic To
NbellHslAtl ata whHfp he stil fe,iialteH
enjttIhE 4 magnificent nalt AtttdliEt rttt-
aNtlNt Wis Iii ahaFet IT thp train. and when
near The aAtpt station. kft inilps apst u
the eitr, gave The usaal sIeniiits al inittns~
tinA. tIiektts I ttluf friend had ta tp
tarpad ui The sihhlitf tstr ~ tWire l,p
FIRE BY 'toUh, and aeelnh . nbv t1tiluntUr,
slhpttstd everything vac ell right.
'Do Fut 90 through, sir I asked The ron
| dneiu
'las'r replied sleepr.buad wills u rawt.
III take your fare
'llov ttHtit 7
'hletah shtllihne.'
we'll that's chap (a opposing, doubt.
less, that he AaR paving itnu H,sehestrF IN
Auhufh J Aud EFkihe ntpf The ]atiuuht,
b. subsidized into hia htnst poslt Ion, H.
finish bis stihoga. Tive hours tnnfe brought
Them II AtiirA but nat eVpi the 'tf,eise
aud cntifusinn'' ut that 4 eat print. mar The
sn'1efnsis Announcement That "tlle cars will
stop fifteen minutes aud give ~pasaenRers
plenty II time bar rettf shftAnt tnuld die
tuFb The slumiesa If 'uuf frieud.' Those
/ nff.4wk, RRRtk,ttEnA h,4~txx-,k A4k4 49, IL
Engineers bell fthH; the conductor gave
a a~ifch Uf the 'hpd cord aud The train
was uphs Seine where ntar Peters milk
metropolis, The conductor opened lie door.
and exploded ON The word Tick. etc I Hut
'1uF friend was ipaft8 tlse inlimation.
'Iirket. sir, ssid the conductor, giving
bin a good shake Of the shoulder.
'WhatF
Take your fare It you please
Vhi-yes by Georgs | I've slept
like a book Ill the way :-never had a
better nap it The GERS In my lih-wbat's
the fare 7
Ninety three rhnts. air.
We'll that Ia chHap-ehpapsr than |
ever paid before. Cthe fare from Auburn to
Syracuse ts eight az nine shillings.) and
H'et paying up. "e "'ggied about nn'll he
gu g't'to " ~ ao'W 'he same a'1'iuie
~ ""''" w ""u p'e" 'ePos'hg' ana sent
81 " "sai"t
~" ~ "fy arrived al the depot
s"' "e "'e necessarily F""'a up twas
no u'e 10 try and sleep. amidst surI, an
ppr""r - there ls when " train arrives
"e'Ft @h" he accordingly Rtta Whs bn