The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-24
Slipper Bills Adventure.


eoGIage 49, !usS mtIntn Slls SUBURBS
ehnnd ~ lli'Oiu. ,r Anel noVne' lau uieu soule
,, 80 pS Sneul I
'n,o"I 20 20 .USs ~ nS lol Tnoi eupPoIC;
nov UuoLelui9' w oeeN i'eL,noou
40 90 i, DesG my Souiu. yane; tne eluest,
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s sne VII eei nopv n"1'e, gu" ~ ~ n'Nins
mug eilJ, ,,o an" d"oy "orM u ,, n".
o"o MUS N''" wi NeS' '"AAA'
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tneii uitlSIiio "n.t INV, W., ~! i'o
nau not only LETT untouched the sum pc
queatneG ny Chelr lhoCuel-Lhelt l"snei
nad aleu MANY yeuls peiole-ouS na9
aooeo w ~ ea1n yeHE nnoit ~
w Itot ~ sI"H 80 ,,",ro",sa hn1,uo oT thoir
hLehaeu 70 Puton%S0 +ha nous mt thnu W .ne.a .nera
o"n, an" 'A0' '"'0 'Ae 'ne' "0''
Pay lnS' IT., ..,,,, ,,,, :.
noH neeAs we! tl"npe nlo'n lpii,o pipnT W
psace' lVoAlhE al .he ,%lioTs ""e.ianSs ia,st
ohoieu toL eaIe, an" n"u "S A"oo n"IH It,t ~
tnell lulnus 70 HuL nlo1' nt w. ,nnne i,nV,o
place, sltuaVeu ouC snol' uis'"noe
lr9m Mi tnelr plesenC lonle. oto ~
No al 'n Aen|" ~ Vu0 PA puA
the mousse were completeo, anu 'ne sls-
mold goods preparatory to removal.
NE money belonging to them was In the
cnstody OF a friend. Who had lent it oul
ot interest for their benefit. 1t was
orrend thot Annie should call for this
money. she being at liberty, and nav for
tho h ,,nsa tbereSilh. or as much as was
tequtLeu' VA enA' and pi ,np thrse sisiesS
udu pOCh SA SSeSS'i
INV ha carpIul Annie" warnad
lam a =" ,nr,'ny Wy from the WINDOW ..be C care.
ottN, O,'I uon Lnm,f len Inc money oIt OF y0ur
Manls mill Won give il to Mr, Burchurd,
1d Iho inenv
90 Gon;t he afraid.u assured Annie
WHO ,vns Iooking in the mirror. and ar
| ranvin,r the SET of ner wee Bit of a bon
nap. ..,;on,E he afraid. | can take rood
nore otInntn
81 shnnld hone SOP said Maria helm
Anvia win nov CLOAK. 60 wouIhu,l
| II ne awful if YOU should lose /, -
,.tiN nap, Iaupnnd Annie. paylv. stihe
idaaI How can lose ii? | shall take
no hesI'of care. assure yOu.D
| ,sVplI vul,l make haste back. WON'T
vou ANN ~ said Jane: t.because we
| 4nIhi to ro to Mann a. CO.'S to see about
,1itinv tHat new carUaL.u
1 { me a a. IL
| ,o,f. Hnmn But don,r Won tnink J'r,,I
h"Iter stun and Io,k AT tuat new soft at
| So We nurht ~ buv 81 br,ud-nay-
ant ot thinTs ror our sitrjng-room EodH,i
s,en Niari,, -
49, indoo5 ;, ro,,ied Marin. .o,,d
| w ,r,,nt s0nnn niro ,,irinros f,r tLn
| yoIIs ioo and sh ilI look for some the
frst nrnortunitv yet y
avn h4rn cHmss tba carrf.oa ,, said
T,,n wno vas omt tha watch at lie Win.
Itr ttuedrJt I halter IoI nv prm,rn-
man, on. Annie. Iear and nccnm nany
vnngn
mo, indeed" exclaimed Annie, toss
| ing her mead; "Pm not baby"
Annie, with u last hurried glance in
the glass, hastened below, and as the
carriage drove 10 he door, she was eau
toned again and again to be extremely
careful. Taking her seat, she was urlv-
en- away at rafting pace.
Arrived at her destination, the office
| of the gentleman holding the money in
trust, Annie was ushered in by a cIerk.
Good morning, Mr.. Aiger?' she SAID.
can, good morning, MISS Ma, ,Kall!'
responded Mir. Alger, looking up from
| his papers. "Ooue alter your money,
ehY'
''1 es, SIR" replled Ahhle; Pm just
going TO pay lOr our new mouse.
"W ell, laVeh't the money mere, but
as you are known at the Dank, III draw