Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

iUhste- Dear Ne Eoodsr 4
can besr = oDdsr the awful tl0u
MIA. WI fSzkz ssyF ! VII be
asbzDed % Dsss E1ybS3y- lie
1rfzI-srfL AID NJ Jones
wiped Us face with his banker
eh5e[, 2ad hooked The c1orSsss
ps-1s-- q grisL
Mr- Jones WAS - @s-r1ek a. Q.
a. hesp,' % lss kis 0rn srP-es-
ssOa, br tie terrible ia.sEseors
hat lie cidn't stop 70 reason OrsI
tie matter. he never oocs thD1gh;
fhE. Dear EdrG,f eoulda't By s.y
pos.it lily hare received this letter,
ssnes 4 hA61'f bee, seut- Es on,y
realized fhEs his wife was gong 70
-, away, AID tia: sbs WA guing
20 nsst bsr l0rsr a. ten O'clock
III BE- there, ny LADY" sid M.
Jones significantly, putting O his
OTereoEt. preparatory % setting
ont Il s@z-rh Ct The proper o5serz
III bs there, and II give yOar
sDsz- E3Es-T sn1sihing lie didn';
bargain tur. II Dear E5EE-d
hin
Abori nins O'clock Mr.. Jones
and couple q 05ssrs ekz.s up
Tie road s.ealihilF, and sserstsd
tbeasslFes bshiDd 3 eluup Of bzsb-
= lear tie Place where The tEo
r-zt.-os5s crosse each other.
Vow To1 mind what j say
sid NJ yoosE III 20 f0r hi1n,
AID y0a keep o1t Of the way, I'll
] a. 5oos with kin II make
hiz wish he'd never fhouyht q
szeh 8 thing as making lOTe 70
O;5sr usD's wives, see If / don't
= pz--ssi hin. II trouDes hin
within q inch Of lis lie, the COZ
teEPtibls puPgyr aid NJ. Jones
g---tk CIT ri-h; AID lefi 81 his
visionary rir1l II > way that made
lie oEes-S tittsr.
They waited. and waited sDd
ksPt waiting. The ten O'Clock
train cane IL, Ebistling shrilly.
And stil % sign q either woman
O. =1a to- whom they we're wait
Eg.
Presently NJ. Jones bsde them
listen: be heard steps down the
road
The night was dark; and they
eo1ld lot see q rod of But be
was right IL thinking be heard
steps. Some one was coming.
@If's him, curse him" muttered
VI Jones wow you lay low,
and mind what I say, don't come
til tel you 20. i dare say / shall
hali-kir him. bat you keep of and
lst me be, II take the consequent
ees II DO XII completely. Great
yehosophat. ] Just yesrn TO get
NY hands on the wretch
Hes close BY row. whispered
one Of the men.
Il see him. answered Mr.. Jones,
in al awful whisper. "Here, hold
my bat Tn going for him, and may
The Lord have mercy upon his
soul!"
Accordingly, Mr.. Jones event
for him" he made q rush at q tall
black figure coming leasurely up
the road He gave II a punch in the
stomach with one Est, and another
In the ribs with bis other fist, snort
ing like a wild bull. He was too
excited TO talk inteIligibly at first.
The unsuspectiDg recipient Of such |
an extraordinary greeting seemed |
half-inclined to run at first, but on
second thought, seemed to think
better Of it, and turned upon his
asssilant.
"Take that, and that" cried Mr..
Jones, who had got so he could
utter words trife more coherent
ly by this time, dealing blows right
and left. "Run away with my
wife, viii youl You old villain,
I'll learn you to swoop round the
Jones family trying to break it up.
Take that, and thatl and-oh,
great Jehosophatr
Mr.. Jones tune suddenly chang
ed; the victim Of a husbands
righteous wrath had brought his
cane 10 bear upon his foe and was
doing good work with it.
"Smith-Dobson help, helpr
shrieked Jones, as the cane fell
upon his head and shoulders in un-
mercifnl blows aMnrder haln ~