Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-04-05

nnfeeling in this respect
a'.: e. a, ,p 1T Is flaming 9Sai rearing
boPips the bright future, even
BE: i0l .D to US the shadow
ssl aI 5,pgs over it all. 1t is
ie1'I, n merciful dispensations OF
g. 3, iDY o And now, just on the
l ~, sorrow, Molly was quietly
Z. y n the presence OF her love;
I Al u Ia AZ conduct of Joe rendered
a-a | ,Jh5red. as the shadows OF
' Jarken but do not lessen
mess Of a summer land
''' T. had been all arranged;
1 Of marriage the 30th Of
a. ."j Il was now the LIST. \
u.s. 81 her wedding garments Of
Z , = creamy lace had been
lo nrepared secretly at Aunt
a.! rbere il was to be carefully
~ > fgam view until the happy
'4 NJ. Jedder and Ars. McFal-
H. riantess) had been notified
,i@e. and the days went by
" ,5 ,..' wings to the expectant
yst lightened by that sweet
nv .9,ionsbip of each other, which
,be time of courtship SO
| w., w., to remember; when each
| -,59 other possesses that deli
e,heral something which is
y, w IN define yet so pleasant to
'.'..ye. And so it is with feel
n sadness that we break the
t.. .pelL and present to others
harsh awakening. Let us not
,re- over it with a view to sensa-
T.s rivalry between Bunce and
.,e Abe was as fierce as ever,
.im the night with which VS.
,s "a deal an unusual number of
,r,. teamsters, etc, being in
I'M on q jamboree, they resorted
/. like unusual means to Guido
otbqr. Uncle Abe had after
|.s,ts pains procured the attend
Ia III bIs tavern Of a real Punch
Judy, the first of the kind TO
rssei.. appearance in Shake-rag,
dis being a departure in the
.r Of amusement thronged to re-
,s.ion the low-ceilinged bar-rooE
,g which he presided with infinite
s.e. Among those who had as
.ab.ed to witness the performance
.rs Sam and Jack. The best au-
sauc4ted accounts have it that
qn Plchard, having witnessed the
.ry pathetic performance several
.as,, aud having drank at the con
fusion 0f each one to the success
4 tie next, took it inJo his head
bat Be was q born yentriloquist and
0 actor into the bargain, SO moth
D. would DO but he must mauipu-
% tH e.hgics himself.
20 ibis laudable ambition the
snol who supervised the renown
! Punch and family naturally OBJ
ss.l, and was seconded in his OBJ
aaoa by Uncle Abe aud many
aa, whose faith in Sans ventril-
3lIi powers were not Of the high
q To satisfy the doubling
lomases, Sans next move was to
gmt the bar and give vent to such
ward groans and sepulchral
luld, and words which if he had
gsed for a ghost would have en-
1sd the highest applause. All
ogd not do, however, and his
fiormance was voted a decided
llure This opinion, however, did
3. qaench his desire after Punch
Do Judy notoriety, and he forth
lib Notwithstanding his demands
ct aro'Ss. a free fight was the
g0a5.e outcome Of this demon
a,on between the rival powers
PL.chard and Punch, had not
latter hastily packed up his
lapaernaIia and slipped out Of
59N through the crowd, leaving
eontendlng parties to fight it
X as best they might.
5nce's being the next most eli
oa place for his business, he
io5k himself thither without
.'A much to the satisfaction of
: gambler and the chagrin of
Bee Abe. The causa L5lz1tna be-
removed, those who did not
Do| OIL the show continued at
-..e A5e's and remunerated that
va. person by paying constant .
@ .,n to the liquors, instead of
,a.ag 1t with Punch, so he was
. al much Of q loss after all. Not
. q to indulge in the festivities
~ sam, who remained, and his
..'a''ns, Jack went over to
'-.s 10 see a few more rendi- |
e. =. %, ,ae performance, as it was
wy iosd home. SO to this inter
'-.s OF SANS NAV be indirectly /