Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-15
THE BoHEMIANs.
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 beaa.-Methinks hayoe. How'ye things gonei Faetch.-To the devil: Dixon's awfully licked in the First Bab. mashed in the Second Jim. Gal iagher actually whipped out of his boots. No nse talking we've got it this time-bsd.s 80 Bea1- Sent our Bill in to. Congress, thongh Shakget our pay. yousbet. HoRisf the next Sher- tiff?
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 Beaas4 4Why'sthat co .fT.I,a fletch.ll reckon youd be sore if you'd been scratched as he was. Didn't he look blue about bed-timess last night Lots went back on him, here; clipped bad in Morris Winsted, just damnable. Made it all right up there on B. B. though. The Brass Mounteds pulled him through, lovely. He actually had 39 majority against 9l for Jewell I tell you Winsted's B. Bs salvation. They elected him. last time, by nominating P. T. this time, by scratching Beardsley. Don't you wish you owned the Conn. Western2 Ieql.sgt s.
 Beau.-What did they do for him, shere?I so ss
 Fletch.-Poor show. Only five ahead. Paid for more. sa ii4ti4 s-a9f9 etldua f,fl; sstiae uhia Beaa Should raytl.e, suspect you did. How the deu,e did you get over that Saturdays business !?
 Fetci. Pretty lucky. Passed all around till it came to r--- He He took it up and got eucherei. What have you been abeuta Eefsred Fen osrS, 4 Bea's-Went around, tyou know, by way of Bridgeport Voted the Republican ticket. That's all the go. there, this tie Scratched Jewell and put On English! Scratched Sid, too. Wont to see him, first, and damned Barnuna little. Thought, was all right, sure. Got up to Cornwall in the afternoon Voted the Democratic ticket, that time, Scratched English and put on Jewell, just to make things even. Think I. put on Botsforl, too;s but declare can't quite remember for cer- tain. Havnt seen so much fun sinceI voted Know Nothing in '55. aEiti E s E8xia. .ea43 }E;3 rry; Eetch.--Come, come, Know Nottingham was played out long before you swereuold enonghto take hold .9iAaei"e 8fafJ 13 LOGIC sfis gw31
 Bsaa.1f tell you it wasnt.9 went into a lodge the winter after after I was fifteen, and VOL ted the next spring so big, they thought must be of age, certain. '.'1s7'- t~S 'Si 3ls.o
 :Net Netch. .-You cuss. Look here, did you kill Ro-- gers aJs y1g5 s.w e+.fe ..ss ~,<a@.s,.e#, sl
 Beau.-No. I did not. Thought they'd accuse me of that, and I've got an alsbi right where can put my finger on it. By the way, you saw Sam, too2 ii .lgs4. ;t .ef 4Sxy# ss.f,.s.z ,..,.f.- Fietca.--Hays seen so much since. I can't re- member. any more than you can about voting for Botsford. Memorys worse since Babcock's infer- nal luck. Anything offyours coming ont in the Enquirer, this week l@9&A siA aJ1o en.@eal u |
 Beau. I ain't going to do that any more. The last time tried it did so we'll that when I what I'd said in the Enquirer so save my hfe.. I couldn't. honest. really think that's q little the easiest side to write on. Don't you ? seasu Z F2etch.--I never could see any difference. But, Il say, what are We going to do2 sd gt va33bu4 Beau.-B -Blackguard't the Enquirer. Nothing else to do-unless we give one more groan for the nig- ger. think we might do that ' s'ts 5s-ai9 E. Fsetch.-D-n the nigaer. Look here, when does that confounded Second Advent Meeting of yours come off in Hardscrabble7 ~;....f,... ~.-'. ~. Beau.-W Week after next. Lord willing. That re- minds me--must put my ascension robe in the wash.a-E457 T.495 .fs sf fsf .} p!s,{t t.t.9fs E Heseh. You internal hypooritel We'll I'll take. the afternoon tram, down. and you nnst run the machine this week.. Don't pitch into the clergy or the womon. Hear? 4.i no E1el nae sgfA
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 Fetch. In Scrap Book, No. 3 think. 7, g,
 Bea".zWhioh is the nn number with the political rdoggerelmHF sd5 b uwot Ea'iigea ba& ,s784
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