Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
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, Starr Freight (Shspg ghaiua Ghandler),
I writing ipsmq Kank kaiaaes u. .giRae slir ex-
Pericnce in falling y. With a Party celebrat-
, pfhis town ~ Ka1nkakes is tiliefonniest a
fellow ever metz Tt Is a libtleA more than
, a half KahucRo FfeiiCl,mABW HSs@y the
: Turner editor of the Re0istevrAgrees with
me, that though Irish alld Hepte1lelReople
may be bully at balls, tbey, are clear In the
IoSnot shade sS%Rs5sS SPsDaS It s1Igs EReo; oi
more ratasfSi a ban o SaeibeTgshI Iinrw minute
, thadyotit slow going TebtoA paula samBbBW
out in a week oGiye Epyo Grapesn two
drink !oS,whisbY apd ifsypp have PnylRngh
10 ,Eour soul he'll entertain YOU
@My wife Ire dmrndest teller you evefseett7
: Go pickefellT flslIom milhdan Roeteh one
! speckll trout weighs-jesOne pound 'leven
inehes,s iThey areaeyefys one d, ,thhuHanro
"she, and % yoEe 6f foSSeK Srl odd bsddf!So
Z Well, this morning an old FrenOhmaDI
CAME 'dniolthei office ofi the th9tel ;aRlth,, A
nervous excitement jerking him along, one
side at time, he sputtered out: .AA" mo
: SSay; five poop addwhis sghebmsei disldag
get marree on de afnoon come-pp here.
f, dance on your hall like dev! Let him do'N
! itTpfqols 71fB sliiH aOII bnRisYgig NHT
Mine host told him "Certainlys we will "a
dO, the best we can to give them good time;
How many will be up pm H1iHS rTsAaD
, 20. tam near two tousan'-more1twe
any way Want dag apjeysa lJPI filler Play de
iid. toO-pay Ii III fuss rate
The 'nO-eyed' chap was an almost fbliDdnt
young man, who, plays his,.hdlf for people
{ TO dance to, who on being called, asked
how much they would pay hjm! RoN hi 1iAt
'Bay9 all mind to- HehaFgerdon't, lcaref
\ dollar d'hour.n n, radt tgo4t,lst,.,..t., -,
The landlord asked hin what timS he"
should warm up the hall, and sai,ihe would
/ like to know what time the inaFtydwopldio
. arrive, so that he could have things all fix
/ ''Nev mind warm de hall41Aey be llotui
'3of when 9ey there Build fTeei w9ep
' In due tine the party arrived. 9IiwasinIiA
/ quisitiye tolsee how tue "ilyepeop,p soTe7
! Gently transported to co1pubial, bliss, bad,
dividedup their matrimonial arrangefnents.
. ''Fivepeop,n to get married; M E6glish
would certainly leave one speopIr unoccg1.T
pied-like the calf that has to eat at the
second table whefi the frugal yeOman puts
|. five calves to sucking one cow.1q But HI
didn't know how they do work il in Frencho0
When about thirty of the jolliest, lithest,
] jabhering mOrtals Fever saw had got Sfi&l
edpHl ventJred To- ask one good lOokinjsId
been having at Chebanse.
he said, as quick as lightniDgy"Five Of
it, five of itioone in oder room see myiu
little waffle tam handsomelp jWot Your, a
name, eh?" =.
| And quicker than dose of quicksilver
/ he had me by. the collar, and swassi
| leading me to the parlor where 1t was all n
| 'jibber iibber jab,"" and kent saying. "VOt
I you name ? VOt you name g' tAoH .IThJ
| Told him tStarr Freighslil and by that 4
/ time he had me kerspack against as hand ~
| some little French girl as | ever saw, and
| said: .F!h'fI JrCiI a7fl aft 10 WgpqHz n
/ ',Misser Stuffrate, introduek you N.Y.
\ waif Hatee-makey him, SO dis mornin 4,
4 T1aGvg, yUu Hiss lt!'' - 'i'ii-ii '''
! And though Iamia livin9 9ofathergbf five
| children, ii Mrs, Start Freight had been "a
| peeping thyopgh the door at that time, she'd
/ have seen new made "waif" a kissing Of o
| her husband right spang on the bill pointn
of his undivided affectionsl Q dear, Sam,
! felt as though Ishould sprout ,,i,.,.tJ = r