The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
Interesting Hunting Ex-
cursiOm.


Interesting Hunting EX-
cursiOn.
Aaron was a tall, strapping fcl.
low, near seventeen. You never
sew more susceptible youth. Be.
ing good looking, the girls were all
easily smitten with him. They
used to flock ont 10 the country on
Friday evenings. Talk OF a COLT
There is no such romp as q town
girl turned loose in the country
She races, she jumps, she climbs
the trees, shaking the wild berries
down on the tiniorous beaux be-
meath her. Oh, sho is the most
beautiful, winning, delightful crea-
turo in tho world.
Nose was much younger than
his cousin. lie knew Aaron was
taking on about that naughty May
Stelton. And May was ia love
with Aaron. MAY and Troup and
Sue aud Polly, all came ont on
Friday evening with Moses sister
Angelina. Nose got off carly Sat
urday, to let Aaron know; Aaron
was for running over to his aunt's
'No, said Nose, bring tho gun,
the woods are lhll ofsquirrels. We
might kill a dozen in walking the
two miles.
The road led along the creek
hank. Aaron was in a brown study
thinking Of May. Nose was look
ing up in the tree tops and among
the bushes, anxious for q pop at
something 1t was the shadiest OF
places So far AMI no game.
Let's leave the road n bit and 60
tothc head oftho creek, said Nose.
ITS so out of the way nobody ever
distnrbs IL.
Wen see something there
And they d d. Let it be dated
I.Ly oA
'Scc!' hissed Nose through his
teeth.
What is III asked Aaron, ,arous
! ed q littlo.
M,se Pnthis hood 10 his ear.
Ducks the biggest kindp
This time NyearP
i see 'Cm.'
Give me the gum
'No-couldn't think ofit.'
Kick, black.
We'll, blaze away they'll fly if
You 40 any nearer,
'The bushes arc in the way,
said Nose, bringing the gun down
from his shoulder.
Shoot, anyhow, said Aaron run.
ming up.
Its the girls in a swimmingn
They sat down like snow flakes
They were white rs their unmen.
tionables strewn on the pebly beach
Their teeth chattcrCd. A long 81.
lence At last Aaron looked slow
ly around at Nose, with the mean
est sort OF countenance. Moses
face, as he returned the glance,
was regular sheop-stealing one.
Can they find il outP
j reckon not, IL we're sly
Let's climb up the tree; itleans
right over them
They crept along like snakes
They reached the tree. Nose being
the lightest, gave the gun TO Aaron
and climbed far out on branch
over tho creek into a squirrels nest
Aaron warn't so high.
It was a pretty sight Of course,
You've read OF nymphs, &c; they
couldn't compare. Hair loose, float
ing on the water. Polly was white
rs snow. She was plump as pat
ridge in pea time, and sat on the
wavts like a bird on lbs nest. Toup
was slim all over, except the upper
works.
Aaron promised not to look at
Angtline ii Nose woulden't wink
Rt May. Impossible; Angelina
sported gracefully, like a native Of
the element, and May was a black
eyed houtip coUlevr de rose, nom
top to toe. y They splashed and pad.
died, and chatted like mad.
Soon the tree began TO shake.
Aaron had a terrible back ague, and
Nose began to smoke aud burn,
commencing at the cars,
There was a louder noiso than
usual among tue unconscious ba-
thing beauties. Aaron stretched
bis already elongated neck. at the
same time hitchiug the gun forward,
Unfortunately the trigger caught
in a vine, and it went off in deaf.
eBing report. It was the climax o.
the adventure. Moses tumbled
from excitement into tho creek
plump right between Sue ant
Polly.
The girls then dove badly stran
glcd, ana ran mp the bank, theil
white backs gazed at by tho fish
hawk that had pounced upon them
They were robed in a twinkling
bat not one with her right dress on
Aaron dashed into the woOds--
There was q terrible scream as h'
ran right into their midst, AL
split 10 different directions, anc
medropping is, one a1es another
At Moses mothers.
The boys took long turn into
The woods and did not get back be-
fore night. They said they had
heen aefr hunting. and hagn'bseon