Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07
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s~eesvias visit trsM Marry 6sssssy, ~ ~ snd
salsei fresA ~ niAe. whs ewme - sa1sa
niassasiSn ses,e Ten asles distant iseN ny re-.
sSss.~e ne ~ sSA4sN Aesess. - essuntsy felix
essSM ~. M bsesas~ u sHy pssfieatas bssi.
res be bad win Ne. - TO hsye ehss shout
81 t5n,s, ard The cScps snA posisies, thoss tess-
q aaaiSss ef eewm0H i6ssfess 10 both. ~ !
hsi nss s~ss Hsssy lot sesesI d -sfhs. owing
u tke Illness At Mrs. sssaisy. bis visit ~.
essa aose shxa 'ssssity axssssble 10 ne. snAs,
much a. 4 pf.w, A tkst my Sd seliege ehsss
wss still the sssas fsaHk, .ssy. wssm.hssried
fellow ~ ever ~ asst ases.ioa astsaiiy
so.s~tsd apos The hstA'h Of Mrs.. SsssIsy, which
{ vas esstiAsd 10 lessW hsd greatly s'npsnvsd
nj tats. Afiss~ssds We fell inc . social con.
fahf spd when the asWss TOPICS Of the day
wsse ssLsssssd, Harry stfoll.d with me around
the fssm. Rafjug, With = pfse tAed eye, the
grow ing efsin. and speeslst.nx npor the ron
sbsisip Of . beasifal harvest. Hsyins ex-
tended car wslk scssM The heIds, We took 10
the h,iis bsyosd, SD ii '<axth seated ourselves
heaes.p . kae Old chxsn,i tree, from wtenee
tbfs. was . noble prospect Of tssvauoaa-inx
eOf'tyy.
rak.ng . c.gss from . ease he wss secns-
'cmed 10 carry IN his pocket, my fr,sai pro
eAstrS ieisnrely 10 hs 4 ~ ssd. when HE feat
wss accomplished. 4 q fe~ wh,6s had been
taken IN s.i.pe~. Ill a o &c, and TO my great
su.fis~. he sadie.ly bssks .at with
~ say. U,n.s, do you kaov anything Of one
Peter Mairoen.yf'
why d, yen ssk p sid I.
90, moth px only he claim. yoa As warm
friend NJ his, siid referred me 10 yop, re.peeta-
81. SELF for HI, chafsetrr iaidat want 10 bother
ron, however, ss The tim. bn:, happening j,st
then 10 heed hand, b rel him at once. and
do assure ypB h's character soon made itss't sp-
psfea' withtsu any farther trouble After lac
Nal been with me = week or 30, doing moth ng
pso,.riy. I tho1xtt u jass possible you might
have discharged btm for some msiemea'gor or
other, and eoiel .dri to csiechise my gentleman
iii,ie
so you know Mr. U,bsn, Malrooaey p
said I.
deed sr, said be. 'tis prosld am to say
,.sa. SAM Tor share there Inn daeenier J'"-
tiemsn barr IN IFS yer.eif In all Ameriky.f
Il am happy 10 hear HIM 90 we'll spoktn OF !;
but II yen we're 20 much attached TO him. why
'Sorra one o. me knows he replied. littie
evssiyeiy. a, thoasht-.Ayeh! bu! twasn't
his fault, anyhow
1 dare cay not. Blu. aha, did you do after
y. i
Och, had luck 10 me. sir, twas the ,oiish.
est thing In the world. imarriet wildly arr
pAnG became households, sh p tsa7
1Aught' he exclaimed with an expression OF
intense di.gast, 'ths house wouidnt houId me
long, 't~ss too hot Tor that, does be thpk,n.'
'Humphl you found The widow too fond Of
having h.r own way suppose?'
'fhrue FOR you, sir and = mighty crook
cd way IL was, that sane, and that's no lie.'
She mansgeJ to keep you Straight, dare
say.'
sStrsighti Och, by tie powers, Misther STAN
ley, ye may ssy that II I'D u swailowsd . 80.
GER. ramfoh, ',isnt straighter 10 hs' been
'And The result was. that, not approving Of
the widows discipline, you ran away and lett
her2'
Sure sir twas aisier done nor tat. Her first
husband, beth.r luck 10 him, saved ne the trou-
bic ~ that
Her first husband Whist ha, she another
husband p @
.Oh yes one NJ chael Connolly,a saysarin'
man that vas reported dead end he came b. ok
ore day, an restored him his wife and chill
other. Oh, but twas proud man was 10 be
free aga,n!'
with these explanations, our conversation
tor the time terminated; lint some days after.
wards colt, Of 40 g,eat value, looking rather
sluggish att, heavy. thought would test
Master Peters usefulness about the stables, so
spsier.' said I, do you think I could trust
you 10 give the black dily warm mash this
evcning?'
As he stared At me for minute or two with-
ont replying. repeated the u, estion.'
Ia II mash sir p said he. Sure and I'd
IKE to bs piszin' yer honor, any way, and
tina = no li-.'
sAs he 50, kr, however, I tancied I saw
strange SOFT ct puzzled expression fit across
his face but taking 1t for granted thst he knew
what aenni, paid at the time no turtle. at
t~niion 10 IL. The conversation which followed
iIn,a' diateiy after by one Of to e singular co.
incniences which SO frequently happen in fe.
turned upon the subject OF horses, tending .till
mate TO impress the with that belrf. Now
don't laugh, Urban; for, though perceive by
Your qn,xicai look That you are pretty well &C.
qaainted with your Irish friend, even you can
ut possibly have any rept Oh OF the manner
in which the affair terminated
IN some egfegious blmnder, Stanley, III be
bound. BIZ, pray proceed with your narra-
tive
Peter stood for some time ern.hing his hat
ansas,ty between his hands, and occasionally
shifting the weight OF h,s gaunt person from
one foot TO the other, until began at length 10
entertain faint su.pic on that he had not ex.
scty understood the, after all; so I said 10
him:
a warm bran mash Tor the black fily. You
wall ao' forge, It hope, Malrooneyl'
Och, TITS an ilhga"t m,mory have said he,
'an' niver a word dhrors from yer hunor's
lips bat I'll he bound 10 houid II ~ fast as the
l"bs.er did Neal McGowk.'
slow was that, Peter p said I.
'Bedad, sir, but its qnare story said he,
bursting out into one OF his rich laughs. you
see, SIR, there " tsn't harder boy in the mat
Their Of horse desh in all the county Galway,
than Neal McGoak. Ayeh! but twas he that
had the keen rye Cor bit o, the real blood -