The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-10-29

| COMPANY ing her.
A little crest.fslen, Glmage skunk into the
nearest vacant seat 0Ie after another the
passengers strayed in, and were immhda tply be-
s-ged by importunate sellers uf indefinite arti
cles.
Have you som. neov lade eggs? fust rate!'
six dozen left, only six doz'n left smell on
EN-; bran fire n'w lale eggs this morning J. dew
keer some hum to yer vile !"
Buy a string of sassengers, maam beonti-
| ful-cleaned and stuffed em mys'lf! But
the old maid had no fancy for SO delectable
article.
Evening Traveller Journal, Transcript
American Uuiou have one have one? VINO
takes another 2
"Geout with your COMPOUNDED clatter"
"HlIoa, th1re! when are ye gwin ter start =
Jack what time is it by yer pancake ?"
These, AMI other impatient questions were
| duly asked and answered.
! With wrench, bound and a yell the cars
started, driving all creation before them. Ding
dong went the II, thunLrring, rdttlng screach-
! ing. jntmg, spluttering the train rumblrd away
! from Gmbleton that lay in quiet beauty far b.
! hind it.
/ "Oh, Lord! how kind 'er snd'n it has CO NJ
!, upon u.s. remarked Mrs. Gamdge after she ma
! watched The cars out OF sight
! "GJnl iortun- always comes so, mar y said |
: Anu with longer drowl than usual to her
| words
! Hop he won't get in do now!' snveled
poor DIeria with her head in her apron.
"Wds there ev-r such'an ungratelul child ?'l
and Mrs Gtmige raised both her hands in as.
tonishment before she proceeded to wash up the
di:isr dishes
IL 'spose you think il he don't get in, we shall
let yOu marry Will Lrk-r :" s1il Auna.
81 hnp' father won't forget to tell the new
President h- handed him the R former once
in the cars, for which attention he expressed
himSIf very grateful
| A hill h. anl ~ >
up, you may drpenl Your father rlnn't forget
nothing that will help him along in the wohL
learned him that thing"
"Yuu're a SIN irter hope when yoke mysrlf
TO woman she II take alt'r Mrs Gdmaga. the
( ellrr for no bitter pattern can be fnind."
, "Ol. what dutifui. alI-ctinnate children lm
blessed witt, or two of them air; Frsily, dar-
lIns, hadn't 'ou batter 81 10 the shop?'
/ " Wal 'spos' su: : "a is th- last lay
| Placing his hat in titiSh position on his
/ head, aud cigar in the samr manner between
= his teeth, The only son left them.
4 His employer hal occasion several times that
d iernopu To c'lide Fred for his enclosures but
answered in such d sup rclinus way that
he was constrained 10 do himself, everything
tin. .fe was 10 be done an permit his assistant
to walk about with as much OF " swell front
, air as he chose to assunla
K Supper hour Game the table was bountfully
, load I'd common, but expectation had risen 10
dsc, nLlnS to the breaI All itter " blsiu-ss
: OF i'e. The reign OF appetite was over for that
+" night, al least. Even Fred who had return 1t
thus "a rly from the store, neglected to dive into
the sEu NE cake heartily as usual he could do
nuthiug but Converse about th-ir prospects that
S siioue ds Orlght any gold dollar fresh from
the mint. He conf ienlly informed the amly
: what /. md ot ID turnout he hal couclu lei tu
sport and wondered what sort ami style OF
: uniform would agree best with his lace and fs
e ure.
. Together they planned magnificent blue
. barUuch with CRIMSON velvet lining anil sill
yer mOu nted harness for the coal black twin
steeds 10 draw it. While the most extrdvdgant
o castles ere built in The air that ever that ele-
ln-ut hat | m-rcilrssy destroyed.
r El-vdt, ID h-adS anI disIendel nosrils were
II the order of the evening and magniluq qent lat
Il gudgr nov wei easily as brook III summer. Mrs.
II Grmage l'1r the first tune essdyed to be person.
rid.
J. Tn bell rang and the face ofth4 unfortunat,
Will L,riiar pres ntel itself to the mistress OF
1t tie maIsicm In an extremity scorntul m ,uner
er lie was ini lrmed his society not desired, an
that ID I,rri d herself commissioned her TO impdrI
.r the agrrrabie, intelligence
]. Without word he withdrew. He did not
dare to trust himself TO speak. FJr-ln al
Z most afraid to say it-he could hardly keep from
crying; but poor Will was no hero. and did not
lie wish 10 be. tho gh lie had won the only victory
he ID IerIa who was weeping cloud in her chamb r;
s hearing the shut ting OF the street door she sprung
TO the window in time TO throw it optn,and s-nl
n kiss aud loving word to WILL who pursued
his homeward journey with lighj-ned heart.
The dear glrl hadn't anything to do with
that ugly speech! now could judge her Sc
harshly? What brute was'
81, 80 Mr.. Breck called soon after, and met with
u" similar reception; bowjng coldly he quit, an,
- returned home, where among Large nunbir O
~. m invited gusts, he appeared to be at the z.ntl
"' OF hap iness.
Will sent BY stealth letter to D,leria tn,
' nexlh morning in which he stated he desired
w. see her as he had proie CT in vrw upon whci
=, he wanted her adN ice but he could not receive
a il now, as he must leave Umhelon Immediately $
" With many invisible KISSES anR promises q
u love thousand ii mes pHated, hr bi h 7 aeu
W. hoping suUn To have the pleasure nf SEEING her
n,S when she should be into rmed what called hin
w. away.
az Dplly was conferred. and wrote an answe
y" right off. in which she avow'ed her delernna io
,i not to marry six Presidents it they wanted hrl
nor the whole reg i'm mt, na her bring lgnorun
Nv u" of her lovers whereabouts, i'e could direct III
Wv letter no farther Off, than the village where
% was penned.
mr. The news of Mr.. Gamsce's departure fror
Gmbeton naturally exciId curiosity that, lk
,ur wurking yeast, boiled Over when he did not 1t
turn, even after the lapse Of two or three day
Ia. Some of the natrous called upon his wife
ian learn by skllliuL questioning and observation Ii
cause of it.
ce Fat Mrs, Downing, in a beavy-fgured, olc
uer fashioned brocdde of rians u!sr cut the sEir
nd. came first; presumng ON long acquaIntant
be-. 10 ma out lhe mystery Wltn6ht any trouble
hat }" her surprise sue was nov gn-ee" WIN her :"
am customrd warmth; which, after mOm.nt 81
imputed to the absence of Gsmage from who
inu his wife had never brfor- beel Separated. t.
nd journey not bring mentioned. Mrs. Dlwnin
left who had long en Il igetinS iu,lar -eat ani f.
quite uneasy from various Gauss, but was d
NJ tfminrd nor to quit the prrm'SaS' until sh, ID
he'd louh" out all she wans'd 10 KNOW lnquired'
'ng "Wh.n der yer spect Mr.. Carnage hum 2
nllnl 9. II,s ain ansAr.arnA lAIfilu