Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
FaoM YRsTERAAY's LATE Sp,r,.,
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-. %sai ASetAED INTO PI.
Typos on q Lark-Ipxss,,...
the Country by thsl Light y.
Morning Moon.
On Saturday evening a coun,a =, .
pos from the Morning " News" " "s.
freed from the cares Of the first veaS as
publication Of the new paper, ,dets,',l Ust
ed to celssrate their freedom and uil \
papers success by having a hi,b !
time all by themselves. Acting o. ~
this resolution a horse and four ss,.s ~
carriage was hired from one of our a'' ias
ing livery men and In 1t the tvnO. ''
larking went. 'p''
Glorious fun! As the hours o..
around with the swift revolving WHY pa
OF their turn out, and as saloon a af,s, !
loon contributed to the merrimsr,
tife occasion they brought themssl,)
to halt in the neighborhood of md
ard Market streets, where a oounla
brother typos were discovered stanaI
on the corner, one Of them wearing
every Evening" collar, and the otbl
REPUBLICAN, piccadil.
"Take (hic) ride boys9"
swell, don't care II we do" was n
reply.
Blankets and buffaloes were adiu,t.I
in the hurry the overcoats Of the M
recruits being left behind, and in JobI
ny Gilpin style the quartette starti
out to spend the wee small hours
morning in q round of pleasure. n
eral saloons were visited, but supdI
having set in the keepers had pieu,l
shut their doors and retired.
"Where shall We go, (hic) Che,
or New Castle ?"
"New Castle, by thunder" and sH|
the quartette sped across Market str
bridge over the oauseway. On,
down the Hare's corner road, past n
dell's big farm, across the railroad. 4
on, "We won't go home till mOruiI
(hic,)" Welcome sweet sleep, welcd|
obliviousness. New Castle was
reached. Where are we!
The full orbed moon THROWING
shimmering light through the mi
atmosphere revealed 10 the wonder
and now lost typos, vast expanss
country fenced in with thorn he'd
All, there is an openings /
leading up to a tenement ho,
Glorious discovery They apprOac
it. "Let us in (hic)." said the
neers of the party.
"Let us in" shouted tine hap
pair that had left their overcoats
bind and stood shivering at the doo
the negro hut.
The door opened and four shivs1l
forms with ohattering teeth, rushed
in search of some lingering em
over which they might thaw tA
selves out of their rigid state. In
they were successful and after
the son of Ham, who
opened his doors, the quartette pref
ed for a homeward trip. But
another dilemma stared them in
face. The wheels of the vehicle 4
dished the wrong way and gave ev
of speedy dissolution.
One bold, adventurous typo from
Morning News" seized the reins,
piled the whip leaving behind
the blankets aud butfaloes. Out fl
spoke here and spoke there and
the iron tire rolled away into a
corner for q rest. Wheel after VI
gave way and by the time Wilmin
was reached the bumping OF
hubs over the pavements disturbed
Sunday morning sleepers.
What were the three left benin z
do They must walk home, AM
they started. Soon railroad is n
ed. Welcome sign of civilization.
how cold and the trio wrapped
selves up in the blankets and buH
and laid down alongside of
hedge and took a sleep, but the cd
ing being too short at both ends,
OVercoatless ones soon awoke and
posed an onward march homeward
Once more the party started
down the railroad until they reach
man with milk wagon going u
oity. He refused to take the parI
town, but remonstrance was in
The typos took him and crawled
MS wagon aud arriving in the cit
daylight began to streak the eai
ky they paid the milknhan for
,rouble and wendell their way hS
ward. OF course the lvery-man
% paid.