Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
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g oaek cansaias faaxry MaFY Haston. axsI
q taesa ssgiks i bees me xak I'D Ma8ssh III 4
. sasta4 Aat In 4ss AaHTy aEas lob throseI
2 Tor woala noE aike sase hasa to insnss
9 my w0rk tonight. e Thegsss he added
! As be drove the last naii, e ron viii sas
7 - d paaT III aaasaa afs0es ab8as I've nile
. taoahas aiags - sumswiakI asaa faaA IL
asn ostNh yUas 6msssm Sp@aaae. On -
sIs 1:s ssEssl. II, 5ssA nay y hlewsa ap !
Rfg VITA the Inssasious HOs sas bena6I
] &C the Aaassisana aamaa, k&alsSal fsssssl.
cd the hozas, aad sGoslag sks aAep aoar,
wended bis way 70 the honse. -.a,
The wind blew keen and cold, and the
sky was overcast witt dark elDads.
- shouldnas woudeF il We had two feet
Of SNOW hsSoEs Eo-zaogRow zaoxniag -
said Malachi 10 hiasslf, g and I'D rash-
er . darned sight, 20 to an apple bee on
quiltin party With Mary Hutton tucked
under my sym, than ssks journey 10
Irsnton ta-aight. HewevsT, whse can't
be cured must be endured a. nv old
schooImarm used to say, when she piled
tbs birch; SO All you've gos 10 do, Mala.
chi Doallttle IL TO plsy possum, and not
/ give the Rrttishax too big > start"
de found the kitchen enPsy, for En-
sign Spencer being considered in the
light OF an especial guest, the supper
table was set in ths p&Fior.
Rot bis piasur he viii be making
love to Mary nexs," said Malachi, aness-
ily; " bat If he does I'll pay him OF in
his own coin. All, here is his pistols
and hsaEy riding coat. Well now. Nal.
Aehi Dooliktis, aoa't think ID woald be
anwholasoms to Jour constitution TO iesk
the priming cut Of thea bgFkers, for
fear matters might come 20 rough and
tumble. $50 here gees,S and aufsink
the setlaa 10 the word, she strangers
weapons were instantly placed in q harm
less condition.
When tbe apprentice entered the par
lor, he found Dorothy Hutton and her !
daughter Mary IN hgA gIss aad good |
humor. The supper vas over, but the |
stranger seemed TO be attached to the |
swilh's parlor by the bright syes OF Ma /
ry, and looking twice out Of the window
into the cold, bleak night be gave
shndder, as if leath to depart On his
journey.
Tall Malachi devouFsd his snpper in
q moody silence; bat, Notwithstanding H
his aiaoonteAG at the notice the youAg |.
ofhceE took Of Mary, be made fearful in /
roads on the lohnuy cake sausage. A
genuine Yankee 10 seldom 30 deep in
love that he forsakes his vietuals aud
such was certainly tall Aalaahi's case.
When there wss no excuse for longer
delay, the apprGatiee vas deputed to
fetch Speneeras horse 10 the do1r, and I,
thanking his host and hostess for their II
kind attentions, and besEowimg kiSs up 4
On the bluRhing cheek Of Mary, he bs-
strobe the animal and set forth at a II
round gallop, On his dark and dreary T.
journey,
d" guess I'd bsttsF 90 and inish fod-
dering the CATTLE" said Malachi, as the III
olatter of the horses hoofs died awav ia Ii
the distance. Old Ball has broke bis 4
Grcingis ali to smash, saikilate that Il
I'd better take the s0Trel horse amd ge
down to Brunswick Tomorrow morning Ii
and get il hxe1, as We want to sled soEas i
wood from the swamp. Suppose you :
can let me have old s0rrel for q while, 4
Squire s'' 4,
Why, how On earth cas- thse 70 aowa
10 Brunswick without him, Malachi p 4
How foolish yoa do talk to-night." III
Well, didn't know bat what yuu T,
night want 10 use him, said Malachi, 1
slosing the doqE behind him, and start Il
ing for the barn. sc ConsaTn his piSturl
he kissed her lips, did hep Wen i'll
don't have wrestIe vita him for that
trick, my name aiat Malachi Dooiittla. Il,
how cold ie is! wish had /,
ay other shirt on; but il is no uss to
yrumbie. Old Sorrel, put in your best !
icks, and you shall be keeps on nothing h
slse but oats aud clover for the baEanes
IF your material days, And now for :
parting salute TO ths boss, !" be added, a.
be bestgoas up TO the door OF the house.
"Hsllow! " Squire Haeton, samthin's
broke le0sel'' In
" Why, Malashi, what ia the matter 2''
Asked ths smith, opening the door; "is
he barn airs, Or" Ia
- No, nothing of the kind; boss. But !
.'va concluded 70 borrow old sorral To-
light, instead of to-mogrow morninRs-Ik
know the whole plot, and am going to
AXE them papers from Ensign Spencer, TX
md give them to George W&ahington. - /
Why, bis hoEss ia as asst a the wind
and be win be to Trenton before thoa l
lrt bali way," said the smith with a
aagh.
"a Yoa forgot that 1 ahoa his Aorss, h
,oss Hntton.H II
" Well he is armeds aud will shoot !
hse as dead as nail, il thou desa al
empt violence" +
81 'Cau't be dad, boss. shook the pri-
mag from bis pistols whsa he was ia to /
upper" d. .u...,a III
FThundsr and BslEebab--Lord for
siye me-but-" IL
The remainder Of khA sentence was lost I
in Mal&shi's ear, for With wild - Ia
lip' ga-long soETsl ~ he WAS followtng
n the track Of the Bsitiah apy. II
CHAPTER III.