The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15

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has left the party. He said heohad
"business'' to attend to- Remember
feeling a sort of admiration for the
man who had the nerve to leave the
party and so about. his business
Wished had some business, and the
nerve to 60 about it. Though" there
was a bare possibility that / had drank
too much beer.i Concluded; to have
some more beer. at9iT .r1.aT. 9IF
2P! M-More beer. Some of us
leave a, glass undrank, while othefs.or-
der ''kline" glasses. One lmlan"switch- MAJ
es OFF, On whisky, and another f'takes
q cigar in 'his'n.'' 5l'i Era -2"sscGJ 5~e =.
2:3O P. M.-Another round. I tell
my stories over twice, and just as I
reach the point in my story. a friend
breaks in with-ssthat reminds me of a
little incident" &c. To- ;o.ish foa .
3P. Mas near as I can recollect l
called for more beer.-One man in the
party had been boisterous up to
that moment, grows suddenly, silent,
his head drops over his. shoulder, and
heYgoes to- sleep. Another man sings
a song: We all join in the chorus
without any particular regard to key
More beer. ,'o 1]f..l''''' Hz''t.'''l
BOP. NJ Sixty Six was intro.
duced. We play for the beer, and the
beer, continues to play. the deuce, for
us. Two or three suspicious looking
strangers, whom he wouldn't admit to
our fellowship under the other circum-
stances, worm themselves into ourpar-
ty. They laugh 3extravagantlyt at all
my stories, and call for beer, which is
applied to my account, -,r.;aa4o " o.i+
4 P MA man who had been 81
Dlentlys drinking his beer sfori some time
suddenly breaks out in violent denuaci-
alton of some individual who is absent
and dwhorn none of us1know.' We i'm
1nediately syhpathize With. him, and
proceed to .denounee the absent indi-
yidual with great warmth, al, talking
together. More beer. .9garo4og
ti75r P: Nj ineist upon paying for all
we've5 had. A perfect stranger bor-
rows five dollars ofme until he can see
'"Stofe.' Theglas .es are 'fjlledup again
by order of party at the other end.of
the 70 ON. -: il. ss'i ffE,-.z,f;ctJE
6 P. M.-Men with theircoats oRvo-,
ciferating violently Everybody in in
tense tens ,perspiration; disposition, {, to
spill beer on. our shirt -bosoms: and on
our Clothes aBeer-mugs knocked off
the table Bar keeper gets, excited and
wastes his German on the desert air,
not understanding it. I imagine that
he is asking us all to drink and accept
the invitation. It is charged to me- =.
7P. M:=---44More beer spilled on our
shirt -bosoms. >Merefellowsgrow pale
and, go out IN the back yard, and more
men suddenly :recol1ect that they have
business to attend to,going about their
business as if it was. the zs.railsfence''
business ~ z~z~rx~
Lager beer won't intoxicate!
Man asleep across the, table. Ans
other man offers to tt'rassle" any one in
the'party for the beer, (having "rassl-
ed''a large quantity ofbeer a stran-
ger takes it up-the 'rasslen pros
ceeds, and T 30 under: More beer. II
1OP M-MoFe men asleep. I en-
brace two or three. Dutchmen at the
next table-telhng,y"yo u'remy,friend.
Look around and discover alaof sud-
den that my party, has changed. All.
gone I1"twot. T know'a,7e and a lot Of
strangers there: Think it is time to 90
home. Drink aiglass Of beer and 90 it.
IL Pm M--Am rudely awakened by
some one. Open my, eyes. and rsee a
couple Of watchmen. am on door
step on Vine street. riFhe watchanan.
says: 5ogiaEs 81 ,~t-s:} rs go 1,.7 ,.s.E5.. i
"You dom t want to sleep here, :
2 .'''The d-fIdon't!' Doyou suppose
1 would be Chic foolish. enough tto.lay
down and go.'toT sleep here if 1 didn't
Z: rst 4 .t'a : 1o' e-. 7s .sf.'.s<
tssBut you can't sleep here =. Elm. ...,e.
a different thing altogether.
You said I didn,tlWant to,g and (hie) +
never wanted to sleep SO bad in my life
fore, =,
IL 1:50P NJ Y 3 reach a964e ezperi4
ence a good deal Of difficulty in unlock
ing tile. hall door with q lead pencil.
TrySa pocket knife, and then blunder
upon, the night-key. Suddenly remem-
Der that / have got the hiccups, and
getting under the hall light, I try to
cure them by seeing how near I can put
my two little fingers together without