The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

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= g. But 6 20 hekese - tAey nsss
= heasd . word ( was oayinl s. fun tim
=. = - - AIoaA &
q We uos 81 . Gitlia aP behasia with 81
Z lesk91eha when 1sesy eun % The door, ant
poWesfhl Rclisf Al road Whsn - ~ \
= ths dinneF Dom, there wus mighGy ne,
: 1lnnsf sprsad ont = thsrs stool nArasy, =
: quality looked q jim N Bin, then Looked &
= aach other, and looked for allt he world lila
ehsy never had been axsd to 80 dinner b.
: iose, N didn't know whether 70 81 down a
mot
barney be knowsd what thsy wus aytss
but didn't So says he, Ladies, take seata
X - 81 Down an help yourselves Bin, yoa
an jim :et down and fall 70. These gentle.
1 mea ladies' are ny frisnds
/ Bill N Jim did set right down and fell 10.
} shurs enough; they never cared ! mite 81
the quality had stood over en- an stared &
them . month
The quality seemed like they vus evina
back il the hall room. But they give !
mother look at the dinner, an reckon thev
wus % hungry a. Bill an Jim wus, for thew
ct right down sort O. desprit, an rot their
selves helped.
Presently one on em looked &C one d thu
niger gals q eays, Girl, handne tho cale-
r.. - +
dice looked Il Betsy mighty hard, Betsy
ffowned ct Dilce, IN looked like she e.okter
know al bout it, an SAYS, Hand the aait-cel-
L. & "a
dice handed the salt-csllar No, ssvs
the quality gal, I asked for the celery. g
she looked hard right in the plate q nav
sAes!0tes.
dice jerked up that IN handed Il 10 her.
Them is shellotee, says Barney.
The quality gal turned her nose right up
. bsAy' sshellotes, what never done her no
hGn m says, thought they were celery.'
Tn very sorry said poor Betsy, Il didn't
4 know you preferred salary to shellotea'
You needn't trouble yourself to Be sorry,
wife, said barney, we Amt got no salsry, an
faint your fault they don't grow here
Arter while ono Of en- had eat every
ming out Q, her plate right clean, an says
sne, MT Baker, believe will change my
plate, an take = bit Of that goose
certainly, meam, says BaEuey mighty
polite. So he cuts a. piece and 6ys & a
me- own plate, what was full o al sorts O.
| tnlngs, an swaps plates with Niss Feather
coz. Well the notionate woman wouldn't |
eat . bit OF Barneys dinner after she got it |
an soiam like ne Was dom mischief Come |
70 nnd out, he knowed all the time that she |!
wanted right clean plate to eat that piece |
goose on or.
AFTER they had oil made mighty hearty
dlaner the old lady tuck her hands an done |
en- % at dice like she wanted en- rubbed.
Well, the niggers had been runnin round the |
table oil the time, an dice was bent on show
in how smart she was So she few at the I
old eouis hands an set to rubin ON lika ali /
possessed; but Mrs Feathercod jerked EN- a
way an says she, i wanted . 6ngcr-basin.'
foor betsy, she was tuck all back agin-
But she Is mighty smart oman, eff she is
my daughter, an don't often be put out
she remembered in a minute the little por-
ringer she keeps on the top shelf to give /
SICK people chicken soup in. So she had it
e, na'ea with water, ana handed It to Mrs.
featnercod She washed her hands in it,
IN an around ner mouth, an then tuck q
moutnfui and washed out the inside o her
mouth, an spit 1t oil back in the poringer.-
Lnnks l, you don't glt ma to eat no more
chicken soup out OF that quality fnger-ba-
sin:
=, ihe rest OF the quaiity when they seed
thar was no more Porrlngers comm all wash
ed thar hands IN thar tomblers. looked
when they was done an spit 1t back in the
tamoier; but as good luck would have it they
dian Know It would made Barney
mignsy mao TO smash up All them new tum-
piers arter the quahty mad used EN-; an tor
ny PAT cant see what they eat fur and
can ~ up rom the taDie ull they are wash
~ woula Deen9 neap less trouble to
o ~. I'D ne.sy q .nsy naa keP. 1nelr hands rn
v0A tsle s"vse clo'" "nu y iet tne nlggets Ieo
EN-.
BY the time the dinner doins was over, it
was putty late. We thought sure they wus
gwine to stay all night But fust thing we
knowed they asked for their hats. That's
what they call them posies they wear ON
their heads Barney told EN- they'd better
stay-that twas dangerous to ride eight
miles over that rough road after dark
Uh: says one, we never 60 out before
dark It We can avoid IT. Old Soils too ar
dent beams are 20 overpowering +
es says another, ana the gentle moon
hight - 20 set and beautiful.
And, says another, postical and soul-in-
spring.
And, says another, the twinkling stars
look IKE the ever watchiul eyes OF our guar
d'an angels.
barney looked IKE nc Thought 1t was ms
uuy " "s4u o.'' "u nv, a. S.a " ss"y IA u,S"s
put ne seemed mitily renewed when they
wooldnt De warned lie told em there
wasn't no moon; but they said them and
tneir coacnMan' an nosses An carriage was
OIL use 70 RON about at night; 90 they nxed |
on their head gear, an took their little fans,
Nm started.
roor beesy was hard at work to the last Q
guam sneir supper, iur sne was Doun 70
nave We, that ?, IN tame.
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VA ' NV. .v. 4ss ..s R G;m you my n. 9.
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''V 81 S - 1911 IL Mp,
...a. uor e. .n.n. MI :. DsAsl, you nave much
$500 'oi s0ui "''e " ooiupais ner y o'o
oAsn -
says ne, 'whether have respect for her
or not l am gwlne TO take care OF her, and
you've got to let the quality folks alone l
don see nOtlIn IN EN- that INV vile should