The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

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The edition II the psres Ma s"ld l.
nn iime. There wAs nni 4 ~ary III n
lefi h. ] o'elerk In the afternoon. and
while Nj Slnl1 was that evening mAking
selection II candy ansl dime novels
ios which h. intended to pas with IN,
rrorer,ls u the sale. he wMs seized utpl
hy Mr. rcvival. who proceeded tl,en
aud there l. rhastise him He hnd
hardly escaped from this Angry man
l~forr Stokes hoy had him liz The hMii
III The head, dragged him into the mid
lie ri the street, and, rntiing him slowt
In the mud. kicked him I'LL he WAS hlarl
and blue. Capt Fungus saw the light
and came and helped Stokea
hoy. Al last, covered with mud
and with shame, The Young editor
made his escape and hica him home
ward. vowing vengeance. Hc was jns'
turning the last corncr when he mct IN,
boy whom Deacon Pepper Ind tnrnc,
away, and this wicked boy had horse
whip. Such shricking was never hcart
before In Snnptown.
After this last infection HI sncakct
into the yard. saying: Never mind. II
pay them mp next week. Two got thing
to tell about NIL II en-. III get ever,
one of them licking!" And hc wen
across the yard To lock mp the Tommy
hdrk office. A. lie approached III,
building, the Tompkins boys sprung
out upon him, aud. acting m leaders I,
y score more II fiery and untamc,
youngsters. they proceeded to tea
down the building before Simon's vcr,
eyes, having previously bound him &c
tree. Then they pcltrd him with IN,
types. and, II being quite dark. made
glorious HIRE 81 the debris III the strnct
nre. Mr.. Slope. seeing the light, cam
rushing ont Of the house. and, instea,
VI driving the boys away, shouted:
Go II, boys. Serves him right. And
when you've done, III take him Ii
hand Aud Mr.. Slope did take him Il
hand pretty eilcctuAlly y No cilcctuHll,
indeed, that Simon wins obliged to stan,
III his meals for week afterwards.
Poor boy! Tho day utter Tint frs
aud only issue hc was seen limping III,
~ the ruins. and. ~ hc stood there, lean
ing ON cnne. aud surveyed them will
his one nnblackcd eye, lie VIVA heard |,
mnfmnr. "Ihings mint IN they WA,
There's no premium on telling III
truth now.n-days. George Washington
couldn't have edited paper withou
lying; and III rather 60 10 school a
my days than over try II again