The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-02

cI,li Can To-morro.s.,
some wears since wealthy carr;isee fsal

Some years since awoaithy carriage max.
er, siding in Philadelphia, was ys . much
anloyed bythe calls Of hackmen,i esbneu,
! omuibu~ drivers, etc., who, under the PFC
! tense Of wishing to purchase, NGrii put hilR
To ccnsid Iable trouble, in showing them aT
| the validus varieties lie had on haud, and.
| rxI laiiiug the d'fereDce, tie very lowest.
! piice If each, aud then leave withthe eCr.-.
soling idea tba: ,hey would ''think ont.
and if they concluded to purchase, why,
| they'd call agar tomorrow But i SO
harpcrcd that they never called a secand
tine. This d.Ily inquiry we say, had be-
come 50 annoying, that the owner, IN SELF,
deferse had resolved on not rasirg any az
! tention 10 . customer, unless he came, well
dressed. Ahnlt this time, the owner was
one day stsnding in his door, when upcaaile
a1rough hooking man, well bundled,1 over.
I coat, wearing coarss, !, unrohShcd boots aud
carrying in lie hand whip, who thus ao-
! coSted hm:a y[. gHfE .v&AaggrEg
! Good day, sir. Are you the owner Of
| this rstabishmrnt22p. s.r,e tss.~A. srs
".Wdl I am, replied the other, with ).
locS Which se,aned e say, now you awant3
! to try it, don't you2n - i D. t,rg-sss 81 "a
Have YOU any fine carriages FOR sals2,s..$
inquired the stranger. apparently not ,hAed.s
ing tie boorlshne,,ss Of the other. a,gw's.
well haNe. - .. .a2 s.aSa $500.
AZ What pleesE sod -. be- -,sy.,1G
Diitrent p{lces oi course; .,..a4 sFn
! All! yes. l'an look at them!..g ,,,.rr-.-aff
You can do as you please, stranger. --fY
hey are IN there. j i,.g, , nsgus,sf
Ihe Stranger bowed rehte!y, and passed II
N+n eXamlnci he vehicles Tor few minutes,
returned and said .5,r, ,ea.,,s.a Err, y.ssS
y r1hercis Que | think that viii answer my
I. I.nnrpOSfs-' e.
price, .-gp
Two hundred dollars, SIT. ,.r. .a,7o srlT'
/ II. that the lowest?, - s.s, i,s ~s
! That is the !oEest.,", =. III FL .s1.e.ss-.
| Well SIR, WI cal snd give you my de-
cislon to molloW, and the stranger walked N
away. 49,. .t.,-.f. "a ....'....s, ~
Yes. you'll call tomorrow! Oh, yes,
certainly, rerhed the owner in a tone Of.
irony not SO low but he stranger heard him; q,
but he Kept on his way, taking no eutTard
notice oft. .,,g .'s' t@ ~,
10 ne VIII you! and the owner COM
menced WhiStllng, x4 .,,.-.s,s,r -
The next day came, and with II The straMr-,, an ;,,s.
ger Al o. feF r.. 5.sg,.aa r. -,s.t. ,,san
- have come according to my premise, ~
'aId he .ar. .s,lf - .....ss.. .,.s.s-.. -. 4
~ set, you have, sir, replied the owner, a !
ilttie atar led, ...s.T - -. So
/. VIII take the carnage, fir, & M 10 inc -.
a,st,onshtnent O! the other, he pulled ont an :
old wallet, well Sled wiih bills, and de- :
hhefately counted out TWO Hundred dol iss
lars. .rq... 81 3. ~, t... -. M ~. y
The owntr was completely staggered, - -.
Here was something new, A cahman with =
50 n'u,ch money! He 'hfn took the money; /.
locked at II, and then at the estranger---eged I.
bin, from head TO loot ard then examined ~ y
| his boots auentlys,lyp, Then ne c9nlited ms y
honey over, and held up eacf bin 70 the
ilphfto to see II It was counterfsif., Nc! HI III
vas good; th"ueht, struck hun HUI Ha 70 N.