The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-23

Inc. Y nuffcrci old Bsurcr. ~<fs unrv. yot
loud enough lor rcv. futter 70 hcar-that
gentleman beng <tronxly sospec<ed o. en-
terta .nin< dc,isns axaiast Ar< browns
heart and hank account
NJ. lusicr s>ow;cd AM Wid<cr. wno
posed a. cyn'c. shrugged ne ~ uiders
~Is.ak> = one Of e1o>c fclious who. born
- . silver sroon IL his mouoA. 10 mad
III tho time because 4 isn't gold- doat ysa
| know. ne observed. looking about for the
applause whica aid not follow what -
/, thought rather 4 neat remark
I But careics<ly uncon>c.ous Of the char
F! table comments 81 his fellow boardcrA
| Dick made his Way % his room, locked tne
/ door and began 10 make preparations Tor
l ~ Immediate departure 20 Kalamazoo or
| amaschafka-it didn't matter. Any
where 70 set away from his sorrow-from
himself
wnile this occupied. : highly. scented
note vas slipped under the door The con-
1 tents were - follows;
mrs Brown would be d<ikci % have
Mr.. Bake make ore o. , little informal
gathering a her rooms this Thanksgiving
eve. Inropcsis b. bEo"~-
regret 20 say tina: the young man NUT
tered somsfhing uncomplimentary 70 the
female EEK, and widows In particular a. nc
tossed the note into the waste pai e. has
kct Yet after thinking Il over . LITTLE no
decided q 60 II would be Trorcr time
and place % say good bye r. those Of bis
fellow boarlcrs VIII, were present II
wo:xid lcok rather strange to refuse, any
way. And then he wanted 70 apologize 20
Rev. Pu<tcr for his hasty utterAncc- In
short he brought every reason Tor his Al
tendance except the real one AM tnis
was that having an expensive uprignt
piano which she could mot play. Ars Brown
always included Fr&nc:c. who sang ana
played divineiy. In her Invitations % those
informal .gathcriDgs"
Mr.. Blake did not appear - usual q
supper. The monofoncus tread Of slip
pcrci feet pacing back and forth IN ms
room and tho ssPong smell Of tob lcco
smoke. which drif<ei through the tran
s<m. would seen - indicate an abortive
attempt At drowo16g his SORROWS In the
overnowIne bowl - his mecrschanm-
Most rooms EXHIBIT certain character
i>tics OF their occucants- Thus, MrS Thee.
dosia Browns might be described in :
word-showy There WAS certain gar
ishncss Of color everywhere visible. IRON
the eisboraselv framed oil painting'
against their background Of heavily g1i'
paper, % the portiere and inside curtains
and figured silk upholstery Of the furnt
tunc-
: hut IL all looked very cheerful and
: pleasant il the s7bduei gov from I'M
J gas chandeliers 70 the eyes Of the dozen o.
more invited guests on the Thanksgiving
, evening of which I write At least .
} they all remarked ~ = sort OF openina
: chorus. and We all know that what every
one says must BE- perfectly true
The menageric was. generally speaking
! in : sonnolcnt condition. The pet ALI
gator, reiegated % me small anu roo.- a.
. Of confederation 70 M rut.er eeu. ~.
was presumably dormant - = :.
Angors cas sept consen.eols ol . ~ !. Z
. rug before A open kF~sc u :.
fhr.eite The parrot sInmocreo1os IN IN
, tended to-in nis s"'nsns - ~
ois Day WINDOW. N. 81 sns r-ss !
On corner eusnIcn -ne s:-s..,,, ! 49,
the other was m1ac .10~n .ee.'$ . -.-s
: the sutraaco q .ex - ,ss
Being ncrrs11"eca ne ma ~. $50
he canine WAS occupy Ing 80 " 49, rs,-' -.
chair into wn On me reverend .,1 - ~
! dropped heavily. :, spF'ns 1870 49, =.
! hastily PIP Win : 80. = -.
~as drownel ~ car plcrcins y9.p -.
Dn' even .n,s y ~.-ss--. -.
. convutscd several q - -'u .-lss.
= l~ 80. $500. rr-..- tbc br,,
iaiied % chase .ne COON ss ~. 49,
y q young ~ D.o :. 80 $50. 80
scuensA'eu net - ~.
b equally vain were the attempts q Ms
4 Da<her very deco4icre young woman.
. lure him 20 her side- With ~ s1r
Z Byronic melancholy that closely re scmoie
d suIlenne><. he stood afar on SolIow'n
i With his eyes every movement Of prct1
d. Francic, 70 whom. on entering. he be
\ vouchsafed the most formal Of bowA
. Indeed. 20 marked had been his coidnes