The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-09
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Swear words Ike chickens. come hsa
= 70 ocst and Che air is blue 9Th impn
!. cations aad indigo on Seneca stree, ,hes
(. days Last week 50 aimoaa oyed line
: renosatur adjourned from a lark. iAm
cellar and together with his smoothinI
trcns took possession ofthe Democrat
headquarters adjoining tie Plua D,le
Office. The mammoth campaign picture
and ward meeting notices had all bee,
carried away from The room by Hon
henry $ Bishop, butihere ycl remainel
those ''tsc-similios" Of the famous forged
letter and when John canfo out he lune
out his sign directly over them.
'Demoelat Mclean men save me muehoo
Advertisements" he observed, Rubbing
the soap from his hands aud ohuokliaa
hilarieusly. Then be procceded 10 put
the apartment in to shape for the execu
tion Of his chosen profession. A large tab
was anchored to tho floor over the spot
where huge piles Of campaign documents
had 50 recently awited the greedy grasp
Of the then existing democracy. On the
wall that once contained red faced paint
ing OF the Hon. William II. English, John
caused TO be stretched long row Of
chinese characters supposed TO represent
essays on domestic economy and shirt
buttons In the corner where the Hon. A. |
Jackson Sandtord, chairman Of the first
ward Hancock and English club, was wont
to relate remiscences Of New Jersey politi. |
cal economy, the Mongolian usurper plant.
cd five legged stool from which he now
daily lifts the chop-stioks with rapidity
astonishingly similar TO the pedal move.
ments Of Mr.. Poe, Over beyond the rail,
ing where Mr.. Bishop frettod the cam.
paign away in eoatless attire, the laundry.
man has strurg a curtain, strongly resen.
bling the banner containing rooster
his time away on a man 5
'pen hand--a picture supposed TO
epresent the last democratic presidential
lominee.
The windows contained cleansed linen in ,
-reat quantities, and, in short, the place /
hat once resembled a cavern Of despair /
las been transformed into q scene of nc. :
iYity and starch. *a /;
Yesterday a reporter clanced 10 drop in :
be place, innocently supposing that the h
emocrats still held forth. He was met n
y the aforesaid John, who glanced wildly a
round and hastily closed the door. q
Is Mr. Bishop behind that curtain? in. a.
nired the visitor.
Seventy.fve cents dozen. replied the
roprietor with leer. >,
Has the Hon. William Gleason happen. ..
in today asked the caller confusedly.
You payee cash | don't keep hooks, /,
piled John, raising a flat iron 10 level :.
Itl his face, and striking it with a moist u
led fihguer.
Did you ever hear Of the Morey letter. .
lked the reporter desperately. ~.
Moree? Moree? he repeated inquiringly 4,
ion't washee for hint
Why do you continually keep your :,
ather eye darting out Of that window? n
Lots Of democlats come along and make - -
akee fists at me and hit the door so, and a. ~,
, excited heather struck the ironing
ard fiercely with his clenched fist -
What have you done that causes them i, ~
act in that manner? -
They slay am muchee like the Chinese ''.'
Ter, too muchee damn fresh. One Nell. s1'
POLITICIAN, by the name Of Bob David ~. ~.
|, said that Cinnamon would soon run ."i
office. the
It this moment another Mongolian clad va,
'oluminous pantaloons and short over. '-''''
It rushed in and banged the door. "s
two fell to conyersing in thor own
ruage, aud the visitor departed. On
aiming the sidewalk he noticed that u
re a Hancock banner had dropped 49,.
the doorway, the present inhabitants al,
run up neatly roned article OF ,as;
tlemen's apparel. vaa.
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