Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-01

Al. Jeremiah Jarvis was Indignant: h.
liked moi that his lp.nrtits shou,I he i'll appre
catl 10y thu recipient. "iark W., Joseph
Washfpri." said h.. "ltli,r wear my wig, or
let nv have it again..
WashinrdS heart suItr him: he felt all
that WAS i'm lied ia ms M si.r's APPEAL. ATS
here, your tunu..' said he: II ha,l only
taken IL oil lt,au-n wr had s.aartish
shower, hut tn Ky Is Frightening uow.'
The wig was Rep a',si aiid tie little tprtuous
pig,ail wrissiel a., u into it, accustomed
position.
over tin hta,ge.
doc Wasuipni'" iii Nei.yhb,r Jensiuspu.
-'sSir 10 ypu, Wa ,Ue rpiy.
"IIow beautiful y ur "a ii's look after the
RAM
"Ah, sir. mlsifr sts 40 great store by
them fpwrrs. return is gardener.
"lnd,ei. Thu PERHAPS b. would have no
objection I" part With few
"Whv. M, dmt think master would
like 10 Civ, then or ANYTHING els'-away,
sir" Anl Washf"rt scratched his ear.
".Iy, :" said Mr. Jenkinson-"Joe!" Mr..
JeukiiI>un .anl no m,r; but a lalfcrown
shown from between his upraisel fingers.
How Joseph Washfori's LIFT ear did ITCH
He hooked 10 thu grduWi-ioor back-Mr.
Jarvis had left the window.
Mr. J,fikusDu's grmnj plot bpasted a.
daybrak next murlinG asplrndld SenirI
Augustus. and Joseph WasnfprI was la'
tome. mlrh about tue same t.nt. 10 n n'~.
extraordinary state from the Three Jolly
Po'boys'
hat A h.. Ina fan. l,at
III.
joseph Washforl had taken the first fatal
step He hal taken o-three-four STEPS.
AMI now from brsitating. creeping. cat-likc
mode ut progression. I've had got into q
firner tread-an amhle positive trot! He
took the family linn "tp the wash" one of
Mime. Wiihers,pon's lest Holland chemises
was never seen after.
"L1st,-im.,ossible. How could |; he lostf
where could il h. gon..-who rOuld have
got IL, II was her l.~t her very b-st.-she
should know it among a hundred among q
thousand. 1T was narss-i with a great W in
the corner. Lost impossible. She would
see" Alas! she never 'iii se. But Joseph
washf rJ's Sun lay shirt was seen, finer and
fairer than ever
ford never n,iSs,si the App'piore Independent
q meeting house. whether the services we're in
the moqnng or aitsr;Uo,i-w whether the Rev
Mr.. Slyandry exhmt Il " mad. way for the
Rev. Mr.. T-arfhain. ls-t who would ofii-
cia;", there was Jp, A. have said before. he
newer mis-ei: tut o'hr prp.i" miss'Nl-one
missed an umbrella una pair al clogs
Farmer johnson m.sr' rs t"haccpbuy.
Farmer Jark- "a hs great at: Miss jackson
misS,sl her hvuu box. a dilmunl oiltiun
buut IN marc iI,p.uf'sl velvet. with gilt
cirrr', and CLASPS. Everything, ia short.
WAS iu--rl-hut jos " slf ri. there h. ~,
grave s,iair aul muliun!c. (, a. save that
r's;i"-> tr'U',r.pnr' hi;Ny iitt'e ri sial!
attach 4 :" IN, VIZ which nu'hins g Ui
k1p!n" - prycI; from train. ur inter-
I fu- ,.In ht-s ThnTP1prs cnil. a. 10. ~
lnrS 90 hack with Jo' ~ ihr adj ,lTial I-,w
After the tHiri SlH4gy. Nlncy Thunii >rn
c,i.rl with IA" tai. recruiting sTrtsia, oi
IL" cnnuausht Rlncrrs.
The summer pa.'si a"ay. autumn cam"
and we',f, anil rbr.,,mls j,lIy CEri-traS
was ~ hand. II va. linn. hgncmg morning
TIE IN was jul l".unin. 10 throw p
brighter tint uInn tha lrlltor--uInr,,l nviup
returning To- To- pulrt liiilr village OF Ham
Street that Ice az 49, fuG, frou farm
hgr-' at ktnE>u"I'h, Dp!" ir,saly down the
d"rl.yiv, whu ~ rn,y III. active cob
brought h"r-''.t up 70 miirIrrr upon her
hnuArin,, M b siu,i >IurG aili. n rtn. like
q -irau1" -'ampu, gIl al,r m>rasblr 10
the geltl' llui, afforded her by hand ani
heel.
IL j. II ~ great tis,. aud not particularly
agreeable. - ~ IN, un "a ~,ll, frosty mprI.
ing In Juulurn, upon ia" out side OF brute
thai wli n'trrr 90 forward nor larkwuri:
:" Mr. N"HNIanny gi uly. in orier b. dis
cover, II it,s Tie, what il wa, that - al
tr5ctrl TIA" attention OF lincruhnms
Ill curi,siiy WI. noi hong al fault: the
sunb au glanced Iariinlly upon some object
u,'ilrr "vrn tlan itseif-it was n scarlet
wa ,t'ult. the WEAR. at which, overcome
p"rrIan'c by Christmas p1tati1n. seemed to
hay. selected the tnrkr,t dump uf the
'allst AMI most inpp,n, nrttles, wherein
T. Gu2r away the narcotic effects of SUPER
abundant juniper
THIS, at least, was Mr. Moneypenny's be-
lief, az be- would scarce y have uttered. nj the
highest pitch OF hi contrato, What are you
DONG there, you drunken rascal. frightening
my horS! Get up, say-get Up. and 90
home, ypn scnlndrrl." But the "sronndrcl"
and drunken rascll' answered not he
novel not, nor could the prolonged shouting
ct the appellant. aided by significant ex-
posionS from a double thoDged whip, sue
ceoi in elicting reply. No motion indicated
that the rccumbent figure, whose outline
alone wa, visible was "A living and breut hing