The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-17
IAN shipped 10 me with my light buggy. And


Wabash Avenue on "A certain evening about
halt-past five you might see "a certain country
lake. in his light Chaisc passing all the young
DluOds with Their MAIDS of the Mist Cold
Duss' and 'IOrnadoCs,' 10 say nothing Of Les :
and Battles And see the identical country
jake drive up on hi, return trip 10 the brown
stone front and a,JghUu-, sprmg up the steps
gud boldly ringing al jan doorbcll, send his
card up lu the bcuuy uI l. county ".ih
compliments AMI request To come and ride al.
ter The finest horse IN the great West And
sce you coming down with your hlashe, anu
Smiles and gay liant, and then being handed IN
/ to above named chalsr, with your lover at your
side, We would dash up The street, forgetting
/ creek ana IAiIn, ana embroidery ana crochcl
WORK, We would be perfectly happy. CoWcup
soon ANA chccr up your respondent lover
can't come nome Tor month, almost an age
/ but don't forget your farmer boy, and "iitt
often to hlm. cry truly, yours for lie,
Tom OWEN.
/ We have given only an extract from Toms
letter Soon he got Il reply, an extract Of
which we give:
.D1,. Yours ruu Of love dcsnondcn.
c,,. and finn received mi, morning I roudole
y,,.h Won in your loneliness | am coming np
ON FRIDAY Anil 18Th. ON the evening train.
Hone to see Won ut NV uncIc's ON thai evening,
like y ,rur kuirIt devoted to his LADY, love.
Rut have got a sunrise for Won. have tax
en- school and haye fifteen precious babies
to see too tor six mortal hours each day Ihrre
Is one darkey among them, real llttIe Woody
head, black MS coon,-and a little mua'to
WIN Su'h ueliSh'lUI ""NS mar, no" u"rs
that 'ultyour democratic notlonsE nave onIy
visited The school II Is NINE on the lSt OF May
next 50 VIII nave only len days IN .,
Out enough 10 see 'hc ho"S' anu ocHls anu
.eIephantS' our iathef came ana look me 10
ms place on last fLiuay evening; lie sa'G nc
was uSeu 10 seeing ms SOD GT'le nome on Ii,i
day evenings, ana As he could not have 4Im he
must have ms daughter as is TO be. lie IS
right royaI olu gentleman ana wanted 10 Guy
me "A lot OF glmcr4cNs as we passed through
town; out | would hot let MN oGy anything,
A. feared ne t4IShl 'hInk l loVeu MN .Sl ms
presents "3u " goo" 'lHie Spul inoIncl -
s"ec', S""u woman anu !oEe nci sII! |
muCh' ING sIoIl HT ,i rs rs arc u''nS we'll 49,
lie pays our pa "''oNou lte ~ NV "l,.
we pass" ylly o''use' snei arc Nue s"h rth
our .o.S"olu EHtGP are oo.ns We'll .on,
are SIX precious t'."' i"''iG9 t'ies "ic ~
WIN yes 80 VI -uI an" li.s "Ie Pl"!iiuI' "s
hi.'cnS' am T'',- ~ wv to va 49, t"n5
ie''cI' -N'o s|e N',' 'TnuIn5 up WI'i, WV,
ut "cHP''u' S"'" o"f ; W. "a IT, ,no "I
you gu @.'U VIII &c eis plpuu -. ,''V
r' law I,a mt,' ool',v W.,
III, ,hcH "H" c'c' u'''o'c ny y"uI9 ,c'! IVY
anu ueNo'c"'!' FANNIE "NAi'
At the appointed time She went up, and Tom
met her at the depot with Hamblc,onian. and .
took her to her unclc's, and was very devoted .
during her stay.
In a little less lhanamontA Tom came down .
to visit his parents and lady love. lie had .
splendld time. On Saturday he drove 81 adv .
Alice" To his father. licht buggy TO the city.
and IN the afternoon drove out to farmer Gravs. |
Toms friends in the CITY we're clad TO see him.
He met. among Others. the president of one of
the banks II company with Senator C.
who was home from $ thecapital And
Jonathan BANGS a Quaker and an old neigh |