The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-07

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GIFTS dollars bod changed hands. The
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quarters, end The amusement and sat
islaction Of tie old creditors we're
largo and generous. Bot innocen,
Yates never suspected that Stephens
promise to pas promptly ut Tie end
of tho week was - worthless one.
Yates called for his money OF the
stipulated lime Stephen sweetened
him up and put him of q week He
called then, according TO agreement,
and came away sugnr-coated again.
but suffering under another postpone
ment. SO the hing went on. Yates
haunted Stephen week after weck,
TO no purpose, and at last gave it up.
And then straightway Stephen began
to haunt Yates Wherever Yates
there was the inevitable |
stephen. And not only there but
beaming with affection and |
gushing with apologies Tor not
b icing aole % raw, By
and by, whenever poor Yates saw
him coming, he would tnrn and fly +,
and drag lis company with him, ifhe
he had company but it was Of no
use his debtor would run him down
and corner him. Painting and red
faced, Stephen would come, with out
stretched hands and eager eyes, in
wade the conversation, shake both
Of Yates arms loose in their sockets,
and hcgin :
my. what a race I've had
saw you didn't see mo, and 30 | clap
ped on all steam for fear I'd miss
you entirely. And here You are
there, just stand so, and let me look
1T yonl just the same old noble
ITO Yates friend j
'Just look at him Look at him
Amt it just good to look at him f?
Ain't il now? Amt he just pic
Iure Some call him q picture |
call him g panorama That's what
le is--an entire panorama. And
now I'm reminded How ] do wish
could have seen you an hour earlier
For twenty four hours Pve been saws
ng that two hundred and fifty dollars
or you been looking Tor you been
looking for you everywhere. ] wait
ID at the Planters from six yester
lay evening till two o'clock this
morning, without rest or food; my
wife says, Where have you been all
/ said. This debt lies heavy
On my mind she says, In all nv
lavs | never saw q man take a debt
to heart the way you do | said,
It's my nature how can ] change
Il? She SAYS, well, do go to bed
and get some rest / said, Not till that
poor, noble young man has got his
So l set up all night, and
this morning out ! shot. and the FIRST
man | met told me you had shipped
on the Grand Trunk and gone to
New Orleans. Well. sir. / had to
lean up against a building and cry. So
help me goodness, couldn't help it.
The man that owned the place come
out cleaning up with rag. and he
didn't like TO have people cry against
his building. and then it seemed TO
me that the whole world had turned
against me, and it wasn't any use TO
live any more; and coming along and