The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-27

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 Wa.ifooi4. History.
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 hus u}.l.icrs went an -ntll kamiett %, so jealous he couldn't rc>iran himself anv longer. and he asked
 ''ReAd where d.e! yeu sc, those pants :"
 ln Bowling Green. Where did yeu 4e, yours =
 " in Louisville. N'ha, Jtlt yoaf, cost: :"
 What did yours cesi = asked Read, seemingly beins determined ;o not he euidunc n eNuaNaIant prlCes paid. And Rowlctt. with ,hc same obleei if ,icw. though, he'd bluff him bl saving
 paid. s.r. 5o faf these pants. - pAld E, ioI mlne.
 Tis. < the ,r,,h af history. and anyone saving i, sn', Nas outside 0i tha; hack at ;hc tune.
 Ac pants were nat too short for Read. ., k Al.esed n the cabeNc quotation they @efc ,l.eni. =lanI enough, pu, Read heins ], ioug mn. hI> lcE, were .s httle too long fer the pants. ;hAt $ Ill.
 For ,hc truth ot history we will also state that |; thu, ictupd upie Read was rd,tnr II the Bow Ing Green f.s,dH.. ts.. Andrew kcN hiiei the same posi- ,i5u on the Franklin Pitlst. Both pa ;ef> were !lluminA;cd by rare humor. winch would have Aeeg sufficient. had eash genus been retained on hl> respect ise paper. te long aga have established foi both papers a national circulation as wei a> Il national reputation.
 But Il seems the propuc;ors ot the tive papers touldn, see what pukes they had ln thcr possession for whcR Kelly and Read a,lised at Frankfort they eane ln on the next tram. and We were introduced h them n the beer Lap !; l.uscher' : brewery NIT. Kelly observed that he WAS | h..le late getting away from Franklin on account of money bein- a little close with the proprietor ot the f!s,:at: .ha; he the propreJor. started ou, ;o colicc; some money f'r hun and ssos back ;o the ottcc 100 .a.c fer the tram.
 How much did he eelleo. 7: asked Read.
 "A dollar and halt." drolly rcplied Kelly.
 Great hea, ems exclaimed Read : =. he did well for >o small town ; my sbo>ss> made me mss the tram. toa They had been out collecting for four hours. and the ,ottl work only amounted \ one dollar. paid ni,l tcn;s of ;ha; an this pair oi pants !: Lou s.1lle. and. kelh. Neu know Mha; did @iih the other halt dollar where Is iha; flask =
 Never mind the flask tor l, don; ask Bui drink If .tec beer land be of good cheer. You sec kcllv was born poet.
 We have forgotten m what way Rel :. squandercd all his months salary, very probably. however. by loaning Il. GU, to less wealthy editors present.
 Ina, 2; that convention there was an enormous amount of business transacted can no, be justly deaied but tha, ihe quarto above mentioned did more bus- ness than any other eight memhe pres ent should not fail to be recorded m his tofy. They are all living yet. and il may be possible they will meet again, a wish the writer will entertain until the very hlisSful meeting take, place
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