The daily gazette., 1877-09-14
lapping A Robber. :.

4, Office at Oberville d small
|lown in the United States, was
important place. The worthy
b kept a country store, where be
/ goods of every description.
ktrict was comparatively new,
kd one of the pra;rieviliagesthat
kto existence miles away from
ms. and are a sort of nucleus or
Cst for a large extent of country.
was the principal trading day;
Harmon, the postmaster, and
knts, were always overwhelmed
hess upon that day. ,gr-
/ the particular Saturday after
Which we wish to speak, 't.adel
.eAed earlier than usual, and the
! and bis men we've enjoying q
| time, and chatting with sever
boxing fellows, whohad gather
. .the stove, many of them being
SfOr a S ranger attracted but little
THAT community1of new comers.
ZONES Charley Gilbert, the very
int 10 see" remarked Harmon,
man dashed up to the store and
+ led. trtrt
a tall, broad shoaldered young
and the large bay horse he rode
bill adapted to carrying such "a
nd exhibited due, equine pride
his young master. Both horse
were we'll known and respected
lt the settlement. Leaving his
bed animal standing unhitehsd, /,
pLercd the store. n,-l, q
ere Just the person I wanted to
ley!" said Mr.. Harmon.
lar," said Gilbert, 81, should
would rather not see me, As
The object of my call. People
ener@lly so welcome when they
money" ( Gnarl9mk ~
I'm an exception in this inr
am anxious to get rid of the
owe you Fact is,. there have
glars about, aud they tried to
my store last night, but were
away; so | prefer YOU would
money against more success
pts OF the kind" IN. b
r. Harmon proceeded to, count
&c roll of notes, which Gilbert
refully in his pocket. sil /. 2h}aI .'...i, =
Charley" said neighbor Hill,
party seated around the stove;
oetler kept a lookout, cause
might stop you tonight before
\ from Cranton." W. f-o.,
luslon to Cranton brought a
iSn 10 Charley's cheeks, for 1t
Known that he was on his usual
eVenlngyislt to a certain young
.ess' Who dwelt in a neiglbor'
b 10 you know L am going tc
asked Charley. ,a ~. !
| only supposed so, cause Eve
you 10 90 that way about, ,this
week. and Hill winked the
ino ,,o laughed, and Charley GilberI
s,g,o "S 20 alseuss the subject further
,s, anu mounting Hero, wal
'ain \ Hue u! chap that Gilbert is," re
t,n, M, 10 hls fellow louhsers; .sbeei
bja my va; and won his way, anShow h,
= : ha ha,lolluent Of laud out here, an
|hty." '" '''o liiiest farms II
|rel mort autumn day came 10 a clote
his s dS d,onS after dark ere .Giiber
saor,'' '"'estl,iation, and 'lfeceived hi
Na'S welcome from Sarah Den
.1Ins,, nights were the bright spot
.pna @'i llie as schoolnisLress, an,
10 oflllg her Charley. Oh
o,'a" vaFfleu ., his master oyer tn
.uireI sIl' mat he knew jcst Whs
'u oi nun, and needed no ure
ftheart. LUX ieaVe
a. 90 o. be carefal," were bst "A.
us' for You know there ,1igbtN
Ian en- onn .ie road, SO many rbbberie
f. submitted lateIy.p Ia
Ia ,af,I,, ,Gar, Sarah; s. old Hero will tax
h awa,ss ,ssood-oye-kiss, he ,n5unte
R.slt ,t was dark-uo ,li.la .a.s,,
Ia, ''Iet El. spaFhedl crisply from
Ii Sar~ Wv Ha,l "a 4 ii been ever.so dan.
]. HI. e ,,. .nlads Ynol difference t
'haI liz iSI, s,h,ogsht4 We're OF The sw,e
I'M 1asy 1"s' lsil' and paying ne altel
hppn pIas, r,,,, l'e lode slowly alonI
4 Am P'dlS Tor the futhre y 7
zaoIe aoIee1es-t-haEe, ny. received To. la
Erab nis s.,,49 e : complete NV hom,
ID. Vp 'he farm such l mp, T Ittt