The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

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"Nom, Mr.. ABB rnehy," res ponded Miss
| t)sytnn, hti ayes hrinl.,'ng wiiG ai@lin, :,
! ! kn'w y"u ate making uctt"ve n"A.
Y u k""~ 4''A' prety glrs IL hine 10 Mis-
Is cl,e;ti.i. Y",f'vs >ecn her every 0a}
| since y,naye been Eerr, and Eve t'erl.
!nlnkirg oi ihu last swo %teka thai
you're Ia love wills Il@t--y"u hook ut hti
~ shnugh you mere---aEd nnw you pre-
emf tn th'uk s'n's new com RI
MI. A"rneyhy looked a, Miss Dsytnn
i ~as he tiiSs Inn, | had ever seen ann
fe l,y o.k at ANY one He seemed AMUSED.
Il am ssraaelcss .e,l"w," ac sal,i With
/, slnste Il ought IA he hermt or a
monk
"Y>s, | thlnk you ought" asscnted the
aesc,ts- Ms ID ), tcn.
: We r..n 10 she table In st,e ndirln-
~ 3tt,"g-r"osA.. Mr Anefur by psus, q
~osI Is'a ~ tztuliMt solnu entlls
.nu is lAl neeu placed LII. IL that in"rn
| ~
hat makes he DO ~ IN thuse shelly
Buii asKe>:, advancing 81 his sluc. ae
i III III u . lia,.u "a lslge Ac|tus"4
Til, 81 IL .ies?" lie sai,l. "Lh, tie patty, $
II Atrca fill th,su With L"nty, SLING
ntmat',u, tneJr beck aud hrlug then,
.'Ivse Tie Guilty e tla sea'p 'rL7, "heIe
Ii : nret xc!lansen I,r saIt or % hcr ar.i
Ice f.r.tfi,'
l., .n., a 7" said Mis- Dayton well,
SOD, " neu Was al stai"oi | asked my
,acn&r +, ana he said .An>e were bu.les
nries Hhtre .ne huUrers Rad uH"t the q. =
..nas; and u h,nk | was emse enrugii
- .,,s.eve ni.ul lnuuk h | always knew Le
aas % hunDug,tretcndIng 10 kuOw every
mug. But tnls kiud, ale c.inIlBItu,
.k,ns w d sea-siieli, Is ga snia;! shoulu
40 Thick IL woul0 paw To- ualSp.rt ton
y 4" tn'm.
rncsc holes are Ut alff;lent nature"
answered Mr. Anerpe ihJ; "thcy are bored
uy tlie teiedo. Il uitsn D. les hOles ID The
Duttum Of vessei- III anchor"
H W curlou,! Hs~ Ia the WoIld did
/ yea sSer Ieatu Of. lnuch. Nr Auernethy?
Wuat KIND vi animal lives In lnrY shs
cout,nu,u, Without waiting tor the gen
d tnan t" .hfou her how Ia the world he
nad Learned T. much.
i Ill you should zee the auimal a,ive "h
:ne scn eilore you w"Ald scarcely rtcog>
nlzc II Is"m he Suell. 1t lo"ks ike IA
lump of lat, but VII, n upen, Il this b, au'l-
ful polk heu shell ID l. uBd. Ia I'll Cases
shells Win u h,gh ua urai polish, the ant
NAL n4u,l.'a the shell SOL telling IT..
lueu lac piOce.doi e. discuss ethel
siie4ts. waited t. 81 over and heai
,.iul out Vas Uusl1Au"ied la ga oppo>
sal. 1ocner ~ Mas Butrit, "uo mas CT
tertalnlng MI. Springer ana me witn u
d!s-titatluu Uu the tloanles,. lns CHARACTER
III leuy buaratre.
/ ~ usV,t uueau ~ take AnUihe lntU ny
hou>e, sue salu; they are ten uuiee Ia
bother hot gentleman ale. y cnurrt /
don | neau come auu go buaTueis nhe
you, Mis-. 5priL ger, ANA don tnean tn,sn
that are llke J"u, MlsS .italne, ste
added, turnlAy To ne. You a.e Il" nloie
trouble thaa tue gentlemen boarGers.
Yuu just Lake your mea!s anc q" OF 10
your tel,grapnlng, anu are out ot Tie way
gust like The men,"
"B ess my s0ui! can she work . teleA
graph!' asked @rs. Springer, ioekiug
8, me- Ia ;tGaairatlon.
ayes, indeed she c&s," an-Ncre Miss
Butrlt,. as ii Sic was proud oi Ter boafo
or. II al my lady boa4ders were like
Nj - T.fiAipe, Ii jass ~ i,et have them
IS gentlemen, ANA u g1od Deal lever, tor.
I'm tonder Of my own sex. But tns la
ules aln't Iii IKE Miss TlHane. They
are always Wanting hot water 10 ~ash
heir lAccs, or something OK other. Thst.
nsy are al says making over dresses euu
cioako aud things, AMI they must have
dat ATOMS TO press them Out. rEty aft
al I'll Time tinkeling At . III. thing, doc
,errg theinsel vas or their childrcp. They
Jake Il The d,shes and paIis Si.d spoons
md every hi: n: thru when we colns 10
,et the table we've GO, to race all Over
| he estu bllsl;nanl. Nov. to-day Norah