Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-12

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fmon.L - - =
,%eo9's-nevet opee xent near ~ ~.
|i Ia. .ie4nY Wanted him she nigh, sen,j 4,
~, 9! get her sister to isvite him r. =.
= soe had done before. But Joh. NJ.
-. not sent for, neither va, be inv;,s
L. j" 'ee's sod bis spirits began, I, be u
= .ss 4sd sared akaat Ne shea Aay
st. wsAsA9 IS s6ssxhts ~
J, !ae idea Of not. being cared for y.
a., 10 caeerful That night he strolle
|c.re'ess'y past the shop, but on tho opDo
s''e s'os OF the Va% Nothing w.s 10 b
seen Qt Jsnny. He walked on in brov
''uay' then eroesea over, and went delil
.IeTs'e'y BY the shop, with only one eve
however, turned in its direction. but no
. sign Of Jenny. He went back 10 ~
barracks IN detected state of mind.
Us % awful pity-such q nice CIR,
.ou .nete's the cottage all ready for be-
20 step into, and me ready to retire from
the service anc good trade at NV hack
rs too bad, and all along Of that Captai,
Mcoee, tGp; and the fruit in the earde,
OF the co,tage-all ripe, and no one /,
pick It. :
me very next morning John Wear.
wax deliberately into the shop ant
askcd for . penny newspaper, and hat
the felicity of being served BY Mrs. Ev
ans.
Quite . stranger, Nj. Weare,' sh,
sa'd; but that was the only remark sh,
made, AID Tor the lie Of him be coult
not screw up his courage 10 ask for he,
sister.
That night John Wcare was truly mis-
eras,e
She can't care . rush for me- h,
thought. and marched all over the town
and nearly to Greenwich and back, in hi.
Excitement.
The nexrdsy WINS lucky one Er John
de came across Bibbs B:bbs was Mrs
Evans' eldest boy. No one knew wba,
his real name Jas, or Why he was called
Bibbs; but he was meyer called anything
|clse.
'Bibbs, said John Wesre, come and
have some fruIt;' and be carried him ofl
in triumph to the cottage and stuffed him
with goosberries till he couldn't move,
and with back currants till his mouth
was as black as crow. Then he carried
him inside and stood him On the table aud
sat down before him.
How old are you, B,bbs p
He thought it tetter to begin the con-
vcfsa!ion !!.. With Z auesti!oyp. .-.. yvur sword
up therc!'
Yes. Who gave you those broze shoes.
B;bbe?' -. So
Now be knew Jenny had given them to
him, but he SO anted to hear her name.
.AHnlie. She's goiug away soon. he
ai..!cd. Let me look at your sword now.
Where's she going,' he asked in con-
atcrnati0n.
.Dsvonshire. Do let NE try on your
sword.'
Why is she going? he asked, with .
sick feeling at his heart.
She's sick, think: and shes always
crying now; ane day she was crying over
her silver thing you gave her. ana kissing
it like anything:'
The .silver thing was : little heart OF
atout tho size Of shilling. which he bid
tought al Charlton fair last October and
requested her to accept.
John Wearc jumped up and showed
Bibbs bis sword. and carried him on bis
back oil over the place, and entrcated hlm
to have more blsck curr4nts in biz de-
light. But Bibbs declined.
Aunt Jenny's going to bring me some
from Ethan tonight, hc said.
So Jenny was going to ETHAN. "ss
.he, John Weare took B,bbs home. ana
on his way presented him with . white
voollv lamb that moved on wheels aoo
,oueaked. and monkey thas went up :
stick on being gently pushed.
crvine over her silver thing!' said
rohn Wesre I'll 60 and hang about the
Rl1h.m road till ! see her, and peg ner
pardon .,d
.,o.,..d and declared she hadn't once
,honcht Of him, and then broke down
I'D cried. And John begged her pardon,
md declared that he had 6een heart.ess
hrute ~ and then Jenny contrsdic'ei MN,
ana ,.id it was aH her fault ana 'o,u =
n;,, ,;m how Nrs. Dunlap, the ooionel.s .
,,,fe. l had one day walked 10 and .oio - ,sa nsl
= W. -. - li.dss. .tiossibls manner thai enc
-. sDoiltng hef sisters business. Tor .ns s
,,d,ee who had been interested y =.
.'s,s.re ." kent away because OF Jenny :
s's.,.a :s.,r n,o.,epsitiea, which alled up -
.',nn L,..s 9TH ,dle ofacen, whe were a'"sss -
~ The way; and how ahe nao u.eu ~ - !,
:. ...m~d =. and wre,ched, and 70 caI op =
.so'., 4. ds.ertion Of John Weare. tlas sne
Ss,.,mined A. 70 30 back 10 Devo"sA're'
.pn, vou won't nowr he said. .,.a.s. = .n.y
..sss - : 80, The slils leadisg % the s''n.m
s.,ds 's .You'll got lesay Il , one,. ~. ".
-..,, . - married . soon y poee,",.' !, :
-. ~ ,hs fruit in tho garden % spo'''s ).
+ took . long time :" talk %. ,''p M. :.
,..,.ors = 80 ,hrss qsar,srs Of sn sou1!' @ ."@ ~,
w. ..os =. ~ .vsy happy q hear: .s,S "a
'S...srsd ~ =. likes young neepae. a.o ~ -.
sns Ios. how shs ssa snaboed . O.p.s'a -, Mo of
- ~. .nd bed thrown h's nowe'' - {
tbe window. A ~. der
.A.d !. really ~as ~ 'A'oaes ,D., ; ~. .1s
p;,.ts i thas ron xAylAid ne 'o'n'eh' =
tsked. .
.Csrtalaly .,.ht never haysl
,ess JqAHasi'
.p:rhsps not.' ~. .vher Il