Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-05
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The Very Alps Of Impu.
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4f2H.i onIos dence. Tor ad ,i!iJ
idI Policeman Badger, of the
tTeRthtstation, had a bit ooex-
fperienee the other night which
! heisHnot fondtof talking about.
It~as past midnight as he was
.leisurely Epushingioahis beat
Through JessopZ street, and as
I became opposite.t6 . Dryton e
Foggps eiewefry store he OBJ
served CLEANS of light through
lthe'ehinks offthe asllutterj and
helrapped atstRe door. ,5seEoIi5
tno SIS that yoti, iopoliceman?"
asked IA voice jwithim7s.io5 -
Is gYes, 'aanswefedlB Batlgei.saI
ETshsWell-it'E only melt siall
E.Iight3 kind 'ofaehiEy0 out, isn't
! litpY36 3IdqaTS5is1 Sd, niiF b1i
Iaos'4.es. .'nsbisgTT 9di II :Rsm
bnaaThought 80. bi4 was iust,fi&-
bingotheE ngoodcHighf.'ni i.f
E9iiBadgef SAID 'aCio6d night"
and pursued his way" Hs9oT
is An hour Haftef@mSf Bad ger
passed through u Jess6b bstreet
again, and again he saw sthe
hight in the jewelry store. 1t
didn't look kfightl and he banged
atrtheqdoor l0HllsgoifsHidnf72
|ii ssHallom .cried'the r0iees with
in3 "Isit yoB ipoliceman?'1i
+ii9HY es."n0lissGp q lid si'i2i-
zB"Allaight. 9iWon'ty0u conc
Rin and Hwarm. you?5 1t won't
Rhurt anything forqymrto slip
fromiyou beat agfew minutes. ?
door Opened and Police
man Badger cntefed9 and he
found the inmate toobe "a very
gentlemanly-lookihg man, in a
linen duster. .a9i.uJ j fd5 - +lT
light1up to the stove.
policeman. Excuse me for a
momentjf 70 .E-di 3Yi2 oi b5bIsf
1.-The man took the ash pan
from the bottom ofthe stove
and carried itdown into the eel
lar and emptiedd IT., anil when
! he had returned and wiped flis
hands he said7withT; n smiles
5ai"Ghilly night, ain'tit29 sfj
8a 9Yes.n 3 ga 9oa7 b.,Toloo
/, sChilly outside and!adulE in
side. , (Another ;smile)aa New
goods tor the winter trade, and
have to keep ourie yes open.-
Lonesome work, this watching
ALI night burt l manage to find
bit of comfort inthis. Mont
you join me in a ytip?l Y Quill
find it the pure thing.psIa sss
Andthem man produced a black
bottle and a tumbler. .wsl 81
Policeman Badger partook,.
and having wipedrihis lips and
givenhis fingers a. new warm
ing, he left the store and re-
sumed his beat, satisfied that all
was right at Drayton d Fogg's.
ilBBut the morning brought u
new revelation. Drayton3l&
lFOgg store chad been robbed
during the nightof So, 600 worth
of watches and jewelry, and,
although Policeman Badger
carries lin his mind IL complete
.daguerreOtype lOf the robber,
the adroit lascalhas not yet been
-found.-NeaU Kurens .Reqiister.
A BoYINTo SHAPE.
II Early. alast4 Summer James
Smith, aged fourteen years, fell |
from a wagon in Jersey City |
and broke his leg. He was
treated for several months, and
then sent to the Sisters Hospit-
al in Paterson. There it was
ascertained that the broken leg
was three inches shorter than
the other. r. The Paterson phy-
sicians decided to attempt
stretching the injured leg, and
attached o. a. twenty-five b pound k
weight to it. b,It has already
been Extraordinarily two inch
es, and they stbinkit possible to
restore It's original length. s75 |.
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