The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-29

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There WAS my shadow in the leafy path
No voice. n1ne no stem ten smona the hills heard.
The Soyoaa swsllo.. from their nestlin~ Rsw.
10 n ine hgnf@ @ wtn eng; .h Ear sr out h1 hrze
But Dsg. .wss silsnt holding tEyst With me-
NV P5srimaee rexsrdsd..fs ressorsd sa,o,;n-
$780,. :. - -
FAIRLY CAUGHT.
MY employment Is tnat OF carver IN
stone. Many years ago, soon after
had learned my business, the nrm In
whose employ was undertook the erec.
ton OF gentiemans manson, ana
was sent to execute the ornamental
work. The village near to which the
mansion was built was on tae snore OF
an estuary OF the pay OF Morecamoe'
not far nom . market-sown whose name
need not give. As my WORK wouio
keep me from home several weeks, 8
good lodging was most desirable thing;
but although l tried to get accommoda.
ton in private house. 1 failed, and
was forced to lodge in the village inn'
the Lord Admiral. .ac $. -,
Amongst those who were N the hapl'
OF frequentng the aforesaid nostelry
was man OF singular habits ana odo
temper. bis home was about . mile
from the village, on the slde OF lane
leading to . couple OF farms. His
house, Like himself, was q queer one
Or1ginally IL had oeen pulit ior tne sOor-
age OF corn, the produce OF neids at q
distance from the homestead; some
how 1t had ceased TO De needed ior tnas
purpose; SO Its owner turned II lnto z
dwenng-nouse, ana as s9cn II was now
UccuPie9 cy .ne aIorssalu s.. y. ..anso an. =.
-! ~ "as oiSioSu y in'o snroe oPcI .nen.s VI
the ground-noor, one Oh wlicn, very
large one, was set apart ana useo Is
KIND OF museum, It's occupant oeang Q
st1fier OF oi5ds anu smau aaaoruPeos.
When ne nao NO work =, .is sots III .os
Itne5 persons, ne ~osAeu Ia A.. sa' 'A"
sn,S ioiee ioOu ~ s "
ne was man .. II ..mPs. sIu 1890 looSs'
9aoi1s, anu ior SOME t,ne nsa I.no
DUBIOUS cnaracser. Wnsn PeIP.e WEI
esAeo wny NC We suspoo'ou, suoy ooS
nos g,ss . sa.,SiHo.y I p a.;.o
~ 10y woS S;..,oo ~
wo.k equa. 10 MS eAPenul.ulc' MHio
looks PAD: gp1l0 Ahov MNsi
found tha4-Ae- -haA~ m ruAAs1sahie..
per; was morose, sour, ana at nmes
he was also i0no on us-
pay given 70 oettang: ano, nAe an saon'
.eo loose, uneven lle, ol.Sn1 S rJ'.el. a.
ln& soouS taan ~ VII co yu 1os 1:S
wonucI .aa' "oo""ins poop'o "'"
nCg lAo MN.
ne moety came on wet nignts 70 tne
Loro AomirA as we became ac-
?uAnSeo, ne nvl.e1 He W iTOA oSor
his collection OF birds ana quadruPeds.
Wee pleased witn Wnat saw. ne na1,
indeed, good col!ection, ana, - weu
- ! could judge, had done nus work
Well he had also q good essortment
OF outsern1es ana mons; ana IN scorner;
close 20 the ceann&s nso VIVA. ne calle9
. Dutterny oreeong DoA, WHICH ne saiu !,
belonged 70 ms son. young man Oh
my own age also gwen 10 oiro-ssumng ll1il 3
amusements. -,
But L was most taken up with Two
animals which differed from the rest.
One was . oeausiiui oog' an1 tne otner
tstsus n0s1rG-a lamp win the rudl-
ments OF nfth leg, ana some otner ao-
normal characterisuc which nave for.
gotten. The old man said he had
stunned Dotn ior tneir original owners,
who had somehow failed 70 take them
Hway Inoy ~e.o P.au - ~ oue Gnu ~ y.
sne IVSm, ons Lh eacI oo.ne way
Sm mSn sne why w ~ stronm "nu III" d.v,;rht , .ha1 ,
Why, e1ceps N ssIone ueSens, snoy
~: oouiu ny oe oasiy I'LL ,.;.t no 80 "onS0 LIZ.
tlOn Oh tnese Pa,ucolars WIN my s0ory
viii pc seen IN .ne sequer; =
nao Ieen IN IN 'ns sIiSg1 aoJu' s,n
s wssns,s wnsn S .,s .nn ae IN ,novu; was %,
AZ ousou seu.4 Su - -. ~ rohSar, LIZ ~ iax ~
s.S s,. iPVts n..-H.t .o y t"v u 80. 20
sa o. ~ sny a.. AIS - S D"S nr.a.oJ 49,, 10
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