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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-24

life was dktasteful TO him. and he WA
only truly happy when on the stump dis
flssing the grestissnss before thepsopIs
Seraptng under the seat with BIS feet
he uRssrthed . gsurd, and holding il
ap, said;
Gents. this is the last shot In the
ecker, who Is the lacky manF'
Twenty-Five o. thirty men, apparent
y, offered 70 purchase IL The man
.ho succeeded BOWED 1t down street.
with an oath, and said what he wanted
was chin music
The crowd was breathless with anx-
lsty. or would have been had it not been
Telling ''speechr' ..speechri
The little old man stood up In the
wagon. took off his hat, and said:
\ occasion for 9 speech now, gents.
foods are all sold without it. II ye'd
hung fire like / expected We would,
I'd harangued ye till shutdown. But
re KEN right up like little men and
fought my last parsnip. That's the
way l like to do biz. Thanks, gents"
The party who had been the heaviest
purchaser a TO take the horse by the
bits; but that animal laid his ears back
IN his neck. and showed his teeth in
The most vicious fashion.
Il forgot ter tell ye." said the old
man. quietly. mot to go near Romeo.
Ter he's liable ter swallow some one"
He then dropped down into his seal
and drove OF, remsrking that when hs
went actively into politics, business Il
garden truck would be q darnsd sigh
luiler than It appeared TO be- nov.
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oharlotts oushm.n,s Advice.

Charlotte Cushman discouraged wom-
an as far Is she could from adopting
he stage Is . profession She was ac-
sustomed TO say that for the candidate
who has beauty there il moral ruin IS
. reward. and when her personal at
fractions are poor then her course is
sne long. disheartening struggle. end
ing generally In failure. She attributed
her succes to her wonderful physical
health Her mind was masculine and
her physique was one rarely given to
women. One day when . friend was
admiring her jewels. which were valu-
BILE and beautiful. though not numer-
Gus, she said: II had no beauty to
bring these gifts to me from others-I
bought them myself" The grim
humor, not merely Of tone, but of ex-
preston. perceptible as she spoke.
while holding the jewels up to the light.
can be understood by the few who
knew her well.
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!. COUNTRY PRODUCE
ALSO THE -
POLITICAL ISSUES DISCUSSED.


This legend soon attracted a large
crowd, when the little old man stood
up in his crazy wagon and made a
formal announcement hat he had for
sale a nice lot of garden produce such
as pumpkins, turnips, ~cabbages, some
chestnuts, etc. ~ also have" said he,
rs he lifted q faded b~ed-quilt from a
keg, "a few gallons of hard cider.
which I think Is the best ever brought
to yer town"
s.What about the political issucP'',
yelled a man from the curbstone.
"We'H come to that by-and-by-jes',
as loon as I sell some ov this truck out
ov b wagon so asI kin have q place
ter stand.h .1
The crowd realized that they had at
last Struck something in the way of a
political orator, and it was plain that
they meant to encourage him, even be-
fore he had made the suggestion regard
ing business.
The cider was tho first thing they
tackled. As many men as could gath
cred around the wagon, and the cider
was closed out in short order at five
cents y cup.
Drink hearty, gents" the little old
man would say, H'this remin's me NV
the hard-cider campaign NV 40. when I
TUX the stump for Old Tippecanoe; an,
besides, it's made NV as fine fruit as ev-l
or growed on n tree"
slSee herei tell us about Mainer'-
Yelled . political man. whose thirst was
Tor political information.
Don't fret the CATTLE" was the old
mans response.
Que man bought all Of the chestnutsl
he had. in order, as he said, to reduce.
the stock. and get around to the politi-I
cal issue.
Pumpkins, squashes, p~arsnips, etc.,
We're purchased rapidly, the old man
remarking that the drudgery Of farm.
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Old Nat. whose peculiarly shaped
shoulders gives him the name OF Buff
falo Nat, operates q small plantation
near Little Rock. Some time ago Inc
went around making educational
speeches. but now he Is CT bitterly op-
posed to education that several days
ago he went to . district school house.
obtained the log which he had con-
tributed to its erection. split 1t up. and
burned it In the presence of the trus-
tees.
..Nhy are you SO opposed to educa-
ton, NatP' asked the superintendent
Of public instruction.
Il has q cause. sab. Fore l could
read, 1 had de best cotton and d.
biggest corn in de neighborhood- Now
look at me! Got no cotton. an my
hogs Is perishin, for de want of corn.'
what part did education play 10
your agricultural bereavement"
s.SahP"
II say, how was education instru-
mental in inducing your agricultural
injudiciousnessr"
Two of 'em at once an widout
~warnin.r said the old man. rubbing
his head with q troubled air; sdoan'
gin me eny noah OBJ dat; Cap'n. my
bloods outen order. Dem words alters
TIL tell yer. Education an industry
gedder. Da go togedder ter do fence.
Oar education stops IN industry COOS
on an works de LAM But I amt done
yit- Las year. thinkin' dat.rd 'sprise
my neighbors, an habin. in de mean
time larned ter read, l 'scribed for a
lot OBJ these heah agricultural papers.
Den. l thought l had de thing down
fine. l sot in the shade readin.' NY
wife tole me dat 1t was time ter 90 70
ter work, but l laughed In my sleeves
an ratified the paper what l was read
in know'd that dem editors was
HOSES, an / was termin ter read. De
81 ason wanced. but 1 'tinued ter road,
knowin' dat them men know'd mors
bout farmin' den ! did. De leaf turnet
yaller an de cotton stork hardened
but ! kep on readin' my paper. D.
wins got chilly and l seed folks toatinl
de hamper baskets of cotton, but
turned ter my agricultural papers an
continued ter read. My wife calico
my tention ter the fus. bale OBJ cotton
what vent past de house OF its way
ter town, but i turned obor de paper an
continued ter read. But finally the
eye-teeth Of sperience cut through d.
guns Of humbuggery. I went out and
seed dat de papers hadn't raised nc
crop. De jimpson weed growed whai
dc cotton stock aughter had bloomed.
De rag weed had possession OBJ de corr
hill. De moal OBJ destruction had bur
rowcd under de cabbage plant. Den
summed hit up. Fore I could read
inebber had q agricultural paper in de
house. I nebber sot all day in de shade.
Fore / sot in the shade / alters had good
craps. Denis my reasons, sab. Der
my son learned ter write. He forged
q noat an da put him in the peniten
,tiary. Doan say, school ter me. Is,
q boss fly an my wings is 3 foot long
tLemmy take de line frum under mar
tale. Now she's all right Good day
sah.-Litte Rock Gazette.
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A Campaign Incident.

A crazy-looking huckster wagon.
filed with the products Of the farm and
garden, and drawn by a dilapidated
horse attracted considerable attention
in T~itusville yesterday. The occupant
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the outside of the wagon-box. Interest
in the odd-looking turnout was greatly
increased when the driver reigned up in
front OF the Petroleum World office,
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wagon. upon which was inscribed in an
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TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. FELLOWS.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-20
Iiou. The hydr.nts md m,ips h.ye boom

ton. The hydrants and mains have been
kept In the beat working order.
Tho streets arc all In good repair, and
have been kept 20 with very little expense
10 the town. The sewers are all In good
order. Al tho cost Of new sewers and re-
pairs on old ones II always very heavy, the
Board have not done any work upon such
only where there was extreme necessity.
The officers Of the town have been faith
full and energetic In tho discharge Of their
duties. The police force, though small,
has done much In keeping of that element
which Ii 20 much annoyance to every
community. Dangerous and suspicious
characters have had but little opportunity
to prowl around In "a midst. and our
people have much reason to be thankful
that their interests arc 30 well guarded BY
such an efficient police force.
The Fire Companies, TO whom 10 in
trusted the safety Of our property from
fre, deserve some notice ct this time :
Their activity and efficiency at all times
when their services were needed has been
In keeping with their past record. and I
might safely say that no volunteer ere
department on the coast can surpass ours
for promptness and activity.
In conclusion, ! will state that I sim
cerely thank the members Of the Board.
one and al, for the very able manner In
which they have at all times assisted me
In the Management Of town Affairs. That
| unity and good will which has existed
among them, together with Q strong desire
to serve the best interests Of the town. has
made my position - President Of the
Board most agreeable. Al . new Board Of
Trustees will soon commence their labors,
I feel IL my duty 10 call their attention 10
the economy which has been prscticed BY
the retiring Board Of Trustees, - the
prospects are that the revenues from taxa
bic property, owing 70 the extreme dull
ness Of the times will be much less than
they have been the last year. Very respect
fully. L. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads TIL sux. In the editions
Of this newspaper throughout the year to come
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Nv. Honest comment. The Sun's habit 10 10
SPEAK out fearlessly about men and things.
v. Equal candor In dealing with each politi.
cal pafty. and equal readine-s to commend
able in Democr., or Republican.
vi. Absolute Independence OF partisan organ.
~ixstion. but unwavering loyalty to true Demo-
cratic principles. THk orN believes that the
government which the Constitution gives rs is
. good one TO keep. Its notion Of duty 10 TO
reslst to It's utmost power the efforts Of men In
the Republican party TO set up another form Of
government in place Of that which exists. The
year 1881 and the years Immediately following
Will probably decide this suprsmely important
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Tn rae DlsTslCr CoURI or THE

TN rRE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i First Judicial District Of the esste Of Ne
ysdA. In and for the county Of Story
Z. p. BOYSRN against HIS oRRDlTORS.-
Notice to Creditors Of Insolvent.. In the mat.
ter Of the petition Of I. P. Boyssn. an insolv.
ent debtor.-Punusnt TO q order Of the Hon.
Richard Rising. Judge Of the aid District
Court. notice 10 hereby given 10 all the cred.
itou Of The said insolvsnt. L ?. Boysen, TO b
and appear before The said Judge. In open
Court. 81 the Court rom az said court. ct the
Court House, In said county, on the 18th day OF
fhbkUAkY. A.. D. 1851. al 10 O'Clock 4. I. OF
thai day. then and there TO show cause, n any
tney can, Why the prayer Of said tnsolvent
should not be granted. and Q N assignment Of
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bis debts and liabilities. In purruance Of the
provisions Of the statute In such case made
and provided and In the meantime All pro-
csedlnss ssains' said insolvent Be stayed.
witness my hand and the seal Of ssid Court.
this 10Th day % January, 4 ID. 1881,
tsRAL IA. MAHANNY. Clerk,
By Il. G. TnoxPsox, Deputy Clerk.
w, WuTczs1. Attorney for Insolvent,
Jal0 sd
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