Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-02-29
change his mind if some cherry-lipped
charmer, with plenty of cash and Lang
try bangs, along with taste for music
should DropOse.

claTuloF. WITH plenty Of cash and Lang
try bangs, along with q taste for music
should propose.
OLE SERUMGARD.-A leading land
attorney; fair in size; medium in COM
plexion; quiet, but good companion;
deeply engrOssed in business and a good
tinancler; he has never acted as though
he cared much to commit matrimony,
but he has a generous heart and will
make some woman devoted liege lord.
His speculative turn of mind will make
him rich man, but girls, don't marry
for wealth it you want to be happy
trust in love.
JAMES w. CHRIsTIE.-A down-easter
by birth; an architect and builder by
profession: medium in size and complex
ION; smooth face; quick i'll movement:
loves wholesome enjoyment; is an up
right, exemplary young man and is about
the right age; he can rush up fine house
while the lucky damsel he may deem it
advisable to accept gets her wedding tog-
gerry ready for the ceremony, SO there
will he no delays about getting down to
business. Drop your bait.
ROBERT NJ. COwEN.-Station agent at
CooperstOWn; olive complexion and nazel
eyes; good figure; affectionate heart; ex-
emplary in habits; shy, but a genial as
sOciate when once the ice is broken; an
expert OH snow shoes and fellow we'll
calculated to make home happy. He is
supposed to be engaged, but his suscep-
tibiiity and Observation-Disclosures would
hardly permit him to resist an urgent
appeal from beauty in distress.
HERBERT r. SMART,-County clerk
and register of deeds; small in stature,
but large in intellect: light complexion:
full beard; thoughtful but jolly; compe-
tent and courteous. In his case, girls,
don't do anything rash, for it is rumored
he has been pierced by a dart from the
bow of Cupid, the winged messenger of
Love, and that when the wild flowers
bloom again he will be martyr i'll the
married state. Keep your eye on him.
ALLAN PlNKERToN.--Coun con-
stable and farmer; auburn hair; red
cheeks and finely proportioned form.
weighing about l75 lbs; knows and ad-
mires a pretty girl when lie sees her;
splendid fellow with bright prospects,
and just the hubby for some VivaciOuS,
dark-llaired bunch of roses.
G. A. MooRE.-The well-posted young
sbOSs" Of the Courier She-bang; smiling
bruno; slim but built to stay; strictly
temperate; rather busy but could find
time to worship some dashing beauty
with plenty of sense--and a fair stock of
nonsense. He is young and won't spoil
If not picked until another leap year.
BEECHER CoX.-Chief-head at
Whidden,s: q dashing beauty Of the
blonde variety; smooth face:
medium figure; light blue eyes; good
Judge OF dry goods: energetic and gener-
GUS: 4 trifle young yet, but that is no
fault Of his, forhe is doing his best to
overcome it.)
JAMES G1MBLETT.-Young, well-built
and fair looking; smooth face and happy
disposition. He is just about the right
age for some fairy to successfully take
in hand and teach him the way he should
go. Apply at the Palace Hotel.
LAST AND LEAsr.-The writer; a
squint-eved, club-footed, bandy-legged
cross between blonde and bruno; ILL
tempered and cynical; homely as a lop-
cared Goldfish, but open for conviction.
lIump-back school marms and dizzy
beauties with cold feet need not write.