New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-04
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on s.nk, my boy. sad the
4 publisher, III s. milder tone, that's
4 allt5osh. You have no more means
Of ting in to the ceremony than i
4 ilag 81. u sannsnoJ afraid of Yonf giving
II ii tass Grower a boom with that,
vel tfleIess, Mr. Macaulay, / in
II teri To be present iii the church and
al sha breakfast intend to take full
Il no es on every bod VI and seyenyt thing,
AMI by q Z d clock tomorrow after
4 nom &c shall keep comp ors, some
4 Whsre, pretty busy
Well, III 20 lscan do that, bring It
i To- as revoke the discharge, and
\ iii add ten ado llafs d week to your
aaI@ry.''
Wouldn't think of IL sir. Z am not
on 4he Blazer staff now. If 2 return,
Must have other Inducements. :
4 'lf' / bring you al full faceouDt OF the
/ wed ding III time for the edition, which
had bettergbe kept back 8 little, you
val consent to my marriage with
4 Grace. otherwise, u will carry it to
/ the Gro wier. m o wedding for Grace
] Tor me, then no Fomnodd wedding
Ifor you. Z
III Macaulay reflected a mo nient.
/ 8s@sfs y gu have some of the elements OF
1 journalism in you one. at least,
CHEEK. sIf you succeed, your future is
certain. I agree q q Here b clapping of
hands was heard, and Grace emerged
from the wind ow-eur aims --"but on
I5coln l Ifllssyotl sssil, you are to
i. promise to mi AXE no more pretensions
/ to this caves dro pper's hand z
. 81 accept" cried Frank. "Don't be
alarmed, Grace; IN sure to win, and
I'm off we NO time to- Iose.''
III And ofsped the young man to Mr..
/ Peter D Rourke, florist. He knew
/ Peter very well, and had given him
many a puff in his society reporting,
for all OF which Peter was quite CRATE
lll.s
~ can LIDO Tor ou to-day. Mr..
EltonSs he asked. tsl'mE very busy,
but my tirne 3 at year service, with
/ the grestSst pleasure in loife-an' the
Igreen-hol YES to
t.You are furnishing the Tomnoddy
wedding to-m orroW You need more
assistance than usual. want you to
hire hire me- n We shan'J quarrel about
! wages. t1l
Peter s eyes tHinkled. 81 see," said
he ~ dom It want to know yer ray
| sons for going into gyardening- may
be / can guess 4 ut t hey may find We
out, and t hen NJ he shulle baloo 81,
III ia ks care no to compronaise
! yoH, % Ro rlfke.1 & ,s.5
The end OF twas til at sur hero was
hired dat thing ior taf ages, and to find
himself. Hs was To come the next
m orning and enter on his duties.
Now lIf, \. III Fran, Ak was e dashing young
fellow, always dressed in the height Of
stheimode. He had a striking face, at
/ least that part OF it not hidden BY q
4 long full, sweeping nustache, and q
Ifnll beard II His hair being Maryland
i nl''l,sss e cur, Y u vas worn
when q closely 5cho ppad aud clearly
en- young man attired in a. Ioo ee
! pepper-afsa- SAY ! suit Of a slop-shop
Gus de his pesIranca early next
day, Rourks asked him what he
wanted. rs IA s58 4 h III 555$s 81
's'sure, IN Michael Carroll, sorr,n
replied the newco mer, San We hired
me yisterda 4 4.
Murd therl',# cried O'Rourke. tits
I q bully syardner s many are entoire.
". Well ~ work ye Mr.. Elton, eny-
how 81 Take the wagon there, with
~ Ohm, and put those two palms we've
missed 1r ~ the pro per places. Ill5lave
that to- you. Whin 81 er done, take
|iJhR $50 ~ toEg,h hole bouquets III
Finn for as va ;af pay.
I Jhlput Va have made q holy show 81
1. yers Il ~ 4 y G#s'7.,7
Fink was driven Nto5the church,
when he gave the finishing touches to
1.-THE hcoratlon, and then subsidized ] in
1.-The corner. When thesWed ding guests
and ushers arrived, he. An went
| forward and re- arranged q
| pot T two, and having thus i'm
pressed every one with his official
character, went back to a remote pew,
where ae sat as a mere idle spectator.
but WIileS his face betrayed no thing,
has fingers and pencil were busy on a
note book benea t h the rim Of the pew.
He no ted the dresses and positions Of
|, the many he knew, butlthere were
strangers from abroad !, and these he
noted by the number Of peWs. The
ushers had lists. and seated every one
according to q preconceived plan.
How To steal one Of those lists which
hung dangling from each usher's IHt.
5ttonhole, sFas a grand question. He
could see nomode to do it, and gave
| it up. II 5S
The we'd ding cerenl onY vas not half