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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
w CHICAGO spali} sic W dnir

W CHICAGO spalilsie W dniu
Is kwietnia pierwszy kosci6l iryj-
ski, ma .ulicy Pauline, PREY lstej.
Teraz kupili go Czesi i odnawinli.
Juz byfo wszystko pomalowane,
piekne fgury sprowadzili i %
kwletnia mia} bye poswiecony i
wszystkie towarzystwa polskie mia
4y W tel uroczystosci brac udzia}.
Jest mocno zrujnowany. o godz.
8 sic zapah}, a o 10 ogien ugaszo-
no. Donosi a 0 tenn p. w. 1--WE
rzynski.
CHICAGO. - Obch6d naro-
dowy W dniu 8 maja, u~rzadzony
przez grupy Z%wiqzkowe, odbedzie
sic tn W Aurora Turner Hall PREY
Huron I'll. i Milwaukee Ave.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. - w 1niu
5 maja odbedzie sic tn p~icrwszy
teatr polski ma hall Brandta, IA
roznik University & Western Ave.
Towarzystwo spiewu Lutnia pred
stawi Oryla a, komedya w jed
nym akcie ze spiewkami. Poczatek
O 8 godzinie wieczorem. Wstep ola
pan6w so cent6w, dIa dam i die
ci 20 25 centow. Tykiet6w MONA
dostat u PIP. Macy, Kalduhskiego,
Rozenthala i W polskiei ksiegarni
takzc pred rozpoczeciem pred
stawienia ma hall. Pc przedstawle.
niu bedzie bal.
BAY CITY. - Towarzystwe
sw. Kazmirza bedzie obchodzi}a
rocznice konstitucyi 3 maja san
dzieh rocznicy, o godzinie s vie
czorem W hall p. J. Weltera n;
rogu ulic 1Stej i Farragnt.
KALENDARZE. - Oh. FIR
Kuliberda y Brooklyna, N. Y, S:
Box Str. b, d., pisze do a &C
nastepuje Pan Milkowski Z Kra-
kowa przes}al mi kilka kalendarzy
katolickich swego nak}adu, prosza,
oraz, abym sic staraf je pomiedzy
rodak6w rozprzedaG. ia ME try
mann zadnego biznesu ksiazkoweg'
i spodziewam sic, re p. Mil. wo-
lafby pieniadze, .iak kalendarzt
napoHr6t, wiec prosi}bym, ably
Szanowna Redakcya oglosifa nj
niejszej list moi We Wiuawsie, ably
sic ludzie o tych kalendarzach do
wiedzleli. Kalendarze So piekne,
kilku rycinami: mapa Polski, OBJ
r1zkiem kolorowym pieknie wyko
nanyn, / gustownie urzadzonyn
kalendarzykiem biurkowym, i OPP
latkiem. Cena so centow. Nam icl
wszystkich tylko Is. - III. S
Kuliberda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
Sprawy biezace

Wl;aras6wP olonuso5w obcAod=qce.
WIEPRZ W MENAZERYI.
= JUL wlele razy nasi abo-
nenci czytali o istniej9cej w
Chicago MENAZERYI, ale
pewnie Mkt dotqd ME wiedziaf,
2e ma czele tel rogatej i ME
rogatej hcrdy jest wspaniafy
okaz starego wieprza. Wezcie
o}owek i napiszcie Kropidzo.
Gdy to zrobione. piszcie W
spak OLD, dodajcie do tego
DUE L, a ma koncu napisz-
Gle PORK, to wypadnie pc
angielsku OLD [ PORK.
Sens moralny ztad jest TAXI
re wieprz starry i prosiaki
Mimo kwiku swojej prasy,
Zdatni tylko ma kie}basy.
Szynka, schabik tez pieczysta.
w dnie swiateczne, W sluby W
%chrzciny,
A re sk6ry szewc korzysta
z rosnacej ma niej szczeclny.
30 gdy chodzi pc ulicy
Ogon krzywo nosi,
To szewc "a nia jak "a pania
O szczecine prosi.
(Sgmikow:c5).
PAN ZAWISZA redaktor
Gtosu Wohoego wypiera sic,
lie Jest zonatym, DO ~powiada:
- Gdybym to ia byf iona
tym i mlaf TAXA zone jak
MASTER cd Warusa, ktoremu
iona wszystko robi =
Polcbny zarzut robif kiedys
SNsS by]emu redaktorowi o.
czyzny panu D. - Wiadomo,
lie nlektorzy ludzie niebardzo
wierzq W rozum swych ION, a
skoro sami to %2eznajq pred
swiatcm = 20 jest w ka2dym
razie wielkq niedyskrecya =
ju4cic trzvba i'm wierzyG. { Ma.
destane z mad jtsio'u EI1e).
ANDERSON, Tex, uprasza
obywatcl T.. Podraza p. J6zefa
Szmigla, czionka Bractwa sw. Kaz
mierza " Baltimore, N. d., o ma
dcsianie mu swojcgo adresu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
Kto madrzejszy
OIL EON
PER E T

TAX pytam sic was, ku-
m%otrzc, kt6remu z tych dw6ch me-
z6w Pan Bog wiecej wla} oleju do
bank?
Ba, zcby to ia wiedzia},
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo
Napoleonie to Fem s}yszaf - se
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dabrowski pod MIN wojowa1.
A wiec powiem CT, re Pc
reutka to bohater cd kopyta, ma
wszystkie beki kuty, kt6rego buty
i robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
chant
Jezeli o tym nova, to Ma
poleon ami sig omyf do niego co
do rozumu, DO W leciutkich kama.
szach pos}af Francuz6w W mo-
skiewskie mrozy i sniegl, gdzie
nieboraki pomarzty j padaiy jak
czasu z%aopatruje wiarus6w i ich
familie W obuwie ma zime.
Racya, ze ten PEREUT-
KA to diabelnie madra gtowa;
warto sobie zapisad jego adres =
czy wiecie gdzie on mieszka?
- Abo to ME? Wszak W ma
Sym winohskim WIARUSIE co
tydzien stoi: /.
FIR. PEREUTKA
HANDEL BUTOW
o 4h & Cuqinnoua
20 domu Oh. Kubaka, obok
polskiego kose,ota 10 Winonae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26
DZIENNIK

powtorzyt urtepz pogadanek pa
M Lcona, W ktorvmslenze wytyka
Centralnemn Komitetowi Dobro-
czynnosci z New Yorku, re pub
licznie mic zdaf spruwy re swe.J COS
podarki. Czy i toraz jeszczc p.
Jerzmanowski ME knze publikowac
rachunku z dochodow i rozchod6w
pieuiedzy %zebranych z publicznych
skfadek?:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

PAN ]. j. IIOF sIicznie przy-
stroll swoje o%gEoszenie o koloniarh,
a nawct siebie samego w nlem wy
malown1. StyszoItsmy, ze to- in
teresa p.Hofa z%naczn;e sic polepszy-
iy cd zaiozonia kla>Ztoru polskiego
W Fufuskjm.
Olej chwili licznej tam dotad
wedru;a Policy z ~wi7kszych miast
zcW schodu juk cd a zWinony do
Ashland, Wis, lub re St. Paul do
Oregonu i Washington Territory.
ANTONI OCHAEFK, stalowv
| qcioqrus 2 Wilkes barre, Pa, upra-
sza Bzanownych Kropidlarzy, ably
sohie Mo drw,li 2 GaIicyan, DO z
Galley najwiec"j wykszt"fconych
PoIakow wychodzi, a i starry Kra
kow tam ley, W kt6rym zwioki
krol6w p%olskich spoczywaja!
JANA PRZYBICKIEGO po-
szukuje jego stryj Micha} Przybi-
cki, kt6ry zamieszkuje W Chicago
u p. Antkowskiego, Mr.. $50 - W.
Is Str.
ALEKSANDER GOETZ z
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, ~poszukuje
swego brata Teohla Goetz, kt6ry
przebywa} pred dwoma laty W
Vosborg, Vioming Co., Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-26

Tax pytam sic was, ku-
motrZc, kt6remu z tych dwoch me-
zow Pan Bog wiecej wla} oleju do
banki2
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
A Minister'S Conviction,

Rev 0 W Winfield, of Union
Point Ga, suffered terribly for
Twelve years from articuar and
seattle rheumatism. He con-
suited numerous physicians and
Tried all sort OF medicine. Finally
ne began taking the Swift Specific
as torlorn hope, and by its use he
was entirely restored. He writes:
Ieel like new man. | cannot
attribute my mir culous and per
Re iect cure to anything but the Swift
"Peclhc. | know that it alone cur
Ell me, tor nothing else had done
me any good tor twelve years. |
owe my restoration and strength
iOr labor and religious duties alone
70 this grand remedy, and gladly
make this statement tor the benefi
all sufferers trdn this most tor,
turing disease-rheumatism.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
ease mailed tree.
, The Swift Specific TO-, Drawer
d Atlanta, Ga,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
Worth Knowing.

Mr. W H Morgan, merchant,
Lake City, Fla, was taken with a
severe Cold, attended with a dis
,feS'lng Cough and running into
consumption in lis first stages. He
'''ea many socalled popular cough
, ,g, and steadily grew worse.
was reduced in flesh, had difficult
" In breathing and was unable to
steep Finally tried DR.. Kings
new Discovery for Consumption
aud found immediate relief, and
a''er using about a half dozen bot
Ties found himself well and has had
NO return of the disease. No other
remedy can show so grand-a record
VI = cures to do just what is claimed
Tor 't-1rial bottle free at
CROUCH BROS Drug Store.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.
,ooywoOD CORRESPONDENCE AUG.
6, 1888.

Prospects for large cotton crop
aro very fattering this season, in
,bis mart Of The woods. Sugar cal e
g tnrning red fast, and the far,
,,ors seem to be we'll pleased.
Busipess is nothing much to brag
# The Coffin Factory is running
With q full face, The planning mill
steams up and stray log is haul
oil n and a few feet of lumber
made of it, Bropwood has more
interesting Sunday Schools than
most other places of its size: There
are three here, and they are so ar
ranged that one can attend the ex>
crcises of all without interfering
with the regular church service.
The Lutherans recently held a re-
yiyal meeting at their church They
have completed steeple to their
church, which adds much to the
beauty OF the building.
Guy Chappell recently took six
ofhis best girls out riding in his
street car, which Of course they all
enjoyed very much. Guys car is
Lew here, although rather old in
appearance.It has cnly two heels,
the ties Of which are lied on with
shoe strings and fishing lines, and
red, white and black OK, with on
ly one eye and one horn, pulls the
car to the pump ard park and to
all the places OF interest. A m d
sumner ice cream sociable at the
residence of 0 n Geise, was high
ly enjoyed by the young folks, a
few nights ago,
Dr. Chappe'l, paid a visit to Ma
cen short time since.
Tonic Geiso came up all tie way
from Dawson recently to see his
sweet heart.
Misses. Nellie Harper and
Blanche Roberts, were the guests
0 AIRS. " T Simpson week before
lat.
Wnen the train arrived from
Macon, las, Tuesday W EEK nothil 6
ha, c''orrd Preachers got OF, some
81 in humber.
Mr.. Graham o. Cuthbert, Frank
Ellison and Frank Conner Of Ma
con, were registere at he. hotel Il
few days back.
The boys of Bronwood are think.
ing of organizing a string band
for e,boncht of the young ladies.
w.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
PEN POINTS.

II LIN Il OAAN n -
Miss Alice Lowrey is visiting il
Americas.
Mr.. c, E. Farrar is visiting in
Atlanta.
Miss Jessie Martin is visiting in
Randolph county.
Mr.. Dennis Davis has made some
nice improvements in his store.
We call attention to Mr.. W. E.
Riordan's advertisement.
Buy a copy Of the magnificent
book, Cleveland and Thurman.
SOME men are great because their
local surroundings are small.
The post Office at Dover is called
"Duval."
The Commissioners met on last
Monday, to revise the jury box,
Rev. E. A. Reese visited the
city portion of last week.
Capt. NJ. G. Edwards of Ran
dolph county, was in the city Mons
day.
A sister who fulfills a wife's du-
ties has a Just claim to some of a
wife's rights.
Mr.. 0 B Thomas, is at Cumber4
land Island, for the benefit of his
health,
D. Walter J. Thurmond Of
Lu p III, received a glad welcome
from his many friends in this city,
Oh his recent visit.
Messrs Fran k Clark, Ed. Orr
and DIR. Dean, are visiting at the
Salt Springs.
Messrs. j. II. Davis, W. II. Da-
vis, W. A. McLain and l.. A.
Hatcher, have returned from a most
pleasant visit to New York city.
Mr.. W. f. Riordan recently
shipped car load Of shingles to
la6ama.
Nr. w. H. Harrison, telegraph
operator, is now express agent at
the depot. A dray will always be
ready to receive packages for trans
portatlon.
He that will have his own way
and refuses to turn aside in that
path will certainly often wade
through dirty places.
Mr.. Ira Chambers is again at his
old home in this city. he coDtemN
plates the removal of his family
from Florida to this place.
1t will be quite loss to Dawson,
when Mr. WalterDavis leaves to take
position in Davepport's drug store
in Americas Mr.. Davis is one OF
our best husiness young men, and
socially, there are non better.e
Mrs Emma Bradley, after a most
pleasa 1t visit to the kindly home OF
her cousin, Hon. james q
Parks, returned TO Florence, Ca, a
few days ago. Mrs. Bradley's visit
to our city was a source of enjoy
ment to many.
The negro, John Sans, who it is
thought, robbed the store house OF
w. T, Lewis in this city, was ar
rested in Fort Gaines by sheriff !
G. Marshall. He is now in JAIL
awaiting his commitment trial.
which t. ks place to-day.
Rev. P. S. Tw itty, Presiding FL
der of the Americas district, preach
ed two admirable sermons IN the
Methodist church on last Sunday
AS a much loved pastor of former
years, his visits to this city are evel
! looked for with much pleasure,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
ReRews Her Youth.

Mrs. Thebe Chesley, Peterson,
Clay, Co., Iowa, tells the following
remarkable story, the truth of
which is voucbed tor BY the resi-
dents of the town: 81 am 70
years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint snd lameness for
many years; could not dress myself
without help. Now lam tree from
all pain and soreness, and am al q
to do all my own homework.
owe my thanks to Electric Bittert
for having renewed my youth, and
removed completely all disease and
pain" Try a bottle, SOC. and 81.
at CROUCH Bros Drug Store.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08

| One may be more magnanimous
than wise. IF you tread on SER
pent, that is no reason why you
should take it up and warm it in
your bosom.
The Pilgrim Kni ,hts, of this city
meet every Wednesday afternoon.
3 o'clock. p. m. before the third
Saturday in every month.
Messrs. ]. M. Griggs, w. E. Rior-
dan and W. B. Brannon, of Daw-
son, were circulating with the boys
in town Sunday and Monday
Georgetown cor. Cuthbeit Liberal.
Miss Annes Pilsbury. after few
weeks visit to the family of Judge
j. B. Pilsbury in this city. returned
to her home in Dawson Saturday.
She was accompanied by Miss Bryce
Pilsbury and little Master John. -
Americas Record sr.
The protracted meeting at the
Lutheran church closed Tuesday.
The meetings were largely attended
and much good was accomplished,
Rev. Elmore was ably assisted by
Rev. w. A. Ticknor, of Jonesboro.
powerful preacher.-Bronwood
Reporter.
There are two ways to run a ne vs.
paper. One is to print the news,
That is THE News way. Now is
the time to subscribe.
Mr., ). w. Fleyd. formerly OF
Shellman, is now selling goods in
Dover. His stock consists OF dry
goods AMI groceries.
Though mistake, a chair WIS ia
ken to my house from the recent
Primitive Baptist meeting. The
owner can get it on cal.
I. NJ. Jennings.
LosT-A door key for a dwelling
house. Lost between Mr.. S. V.
Browns residence and DIR. Ken
bricks drug store. Finder deliver
at this office.
Now, let some cf Terrell's bright
boys contest for the prize of a schol-
arship, in the Georgia school Of
Technology.
We call attention to the number
of new school advertisements in this
issue THE News comes to The
front on that question today. Read
them.
Postmaster w. r, Baldwin. ha>
received the plans and specification
for the erection of post Office that
will be credit to our growing city
Success to Wills efforts.
The recent faithful work in oui
post Office, by Reed and Roy jones
was appreciated by us as people
Now, on their retirement, TIE wi
wishes of the entire community g
out to them.
A series Of religious meetings arr
now bein held in the Baptist church
in this city. Ae hope that wild,
spread interest will be taken il
these meetings.
We are glad to learn, that thu
little son Of Mr.. H. j. L. Adams
who was recently bitten by a rattle
snake, is now fully restored from
the effects of the poisonous bite.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
d GEORGIA
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

In accordance with the law re.
quiring competitive examinations of
applicants for place in the GEORGIA
SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, 1 appoint
Saturday, September /, MS the day
for such examination. The exam
nations will be in writing. A
written statement of the result will
be given successful competitors.
All persons desiring to enter this
examination will please give me
their names.
GE0PGE KHIGLER,
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
TERRELL COUNTY
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08

Increase over last year. 1928 400
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
$1.748.183

Pro- essions.. $3.50
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08

One Artist seven Lawyers, fifteen
Physicians AMI two Dentists,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08

Messrs. NJ, H aud ] A. Bishop
are carrying on a general repair
shop under Masonic hall at the
corner. Repairing wagons, bug
gies and furniture a speciality, Old
furniture cleaned. repainted and
Vanished, Made 20 TOOK as good
as new, All wosK done on short
notice and guaranteed. Prices rea~
sonahlea
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-08-08
FALL TRADE.
REDUCED PRICES

especially such goods as do
not sell only in the Summer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

COMFORTING HER.-"It is with un.
feigned SORROW and a bleeding heart.
Mr.. Sampson. said the girl gently.
that am compelled to say nay, but
] love another" and tears of sympa.
thy welled into her eyes.
"Now don't be 90 overcome. Miss
Clara" he said earnestly. "It ia real
ly Of no great consequence; I'll be a.
clipper as a bird in Q day or two, and
it pains me to see you thus distressed. :"
And then she dried her eyes and
became quite herself again.-Epoch.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

nA- Don't you find the life of
tramp disagresable?" ?"
Not generally, but l N very much
down cast to-day"
Really p
Yes; I'm victim OF misplaced
confidence"
"How's that ?"
well, saw a grocer wrap up a
box OF sardines and lay it on the coun-
ter. ! grabbed for it and run. |
loped about two miles before opened
it, and then found a cake Of soap. /
had struck the wrong package. No.
life isn't always bower Of roses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

oest, anu ne dlu not quite see how he
was going TO get through it. but i,
seemed to him tha. it was his duty As
Q gentleman to return the ring. and
make the explanation in person.
He was not one TO shrink from
danger when duty called And with
the greatest alacrity he ran down and
dismissed the carriage, and imme-
diately made his preparations for q
parting call upon Miss Alice Brad.
shaw.
| After eoneocting many sabterfnges
he had at last decided not to tell her
when or how he had come into poses
sion of the ring. That plan had its
difficulties, but not SO much danger
as was involved in telling the truth.
Let what would come he would not
betray his weakness.
As he told her, somewhat abruptly,
that he had come to say good.by, he
watched her face. II was not imaein.
tion,-there was the fsintest possible
tremor of her dropping eyelids, faint
shade of color faded from her cheek.
Against that, Mr.. Abner Sykes was
not prepared to steel himself.
He had planned to give her the
ring, with polite but very cold and
somewhat sarcastic little speech,-for
what right had a young woman who
had been through such experiences to
be about in society, beguiling honest
men?
What he did DO was to seize both
her hands in his and say, impetuous-
ly,-
81 cant leave you unless you tell
me that | may come back,-unless you
will promise to be my wifel"
She smiled up brightly at him
through a mist OF tears that yelled her
eyes.
"But-but l shock you sol You
don't approve of me at all" she said.
Il approve Of you altogether"
affirmed Mr.. Abner Sykes. 81 am
ready to espouse the cause of woman
suffrage, for your sake"
And the young lady could not bat
acknowledge herself convinced.
He did not tell her how much
harder it was to forgive her for having
been another man n's promised wife than
for her Objectionable opinions, but in
the midst OF his felicity he did suffer
psng at that thought, and he won
dered that she never alluded to it,
nor seemed to think Of it. He hesi.
tatsd about giving her the ring. its
suggestions Jared 80 painfully upon
the happiness Of the hour; but it
would bring about an explanation. and
that would be better than to have a
spectre continually rising between
them.
But he almost wished il in the
depths of the sea as he took il from
his pocket and put it, without word.
into her hand.
Where in the world did you get
it2 Amy Burril!'s ringl" she exclaim.
ed. "She lost it last winter, just
before she went abroad she thought
it was when she was walking with me.
on the avenue. Poor Amy it was her
engagement ring, and she treasured it
as the apple of her eye, though Homer
Fem treated her cruelty.
Miss Bradshaw could not account
for the strange manner In which her
lover behaved about that ring. He
would not say anything, but he took
her in his arms and kissed her raptu-
rously
Mrs. Abner Sykes has heard all
about it, and she occasionally tests
with her husband about his wishing
to marry college widow"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
WEeRS LINE STEAMERS.
PATUYENr RIVER ROUTE.
SCHEDULE ron FRUIT SEASON or 's8

beginning sunday. JUly >:Ith, steamers wi
ran as follows nom Piers and? L!ght
Street Wharf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23


Pleasant for the fokfss husband,
said Abner Sykes
i "Oh, say, old felloN. you ought Il
have been 9 Turk. Zen never ough
to marry a woman wh1 Aas beer sect
with her face UNVEILED.
II arr act sure tE1f the Turkish
stvIe isn't an ir.provesn mt upon tn,
American. 50 E. a t'.At goes. said
Abner Sykes.
Than the fr;anas x.A<<eti. Syke,
course taking him il t:.s same direc.
ton in which the or.l s.r widow and
! her corza1 - --ess . tss-s. 60.
he oEservAA her narrowly. he al.
mired Ler nuias costume there was
nothing in il Of the obtrusiye to chal.
lenge the attention of the passer BY
which continually Jared upon him in
the attire of most of the Young ladies
whom ne met. He was reminded OF
Victor Cnerbuliez's definition Of style
as that well ordered beauty which
does not know that it is being look ed
! al. In that sense this young lady
was stylish.
! AS he continued to look at her, that
term, college widow" seemed 10 him
more vulgar and offensive than when
, he first heard it; its appropriateness
did not not strike him quite as it had
done, though he was still of the opin.
ion that a young woman who had IN
dulged in two or three tiirtations. and
then been Tilted after an engagement
OF a year or two, had better retire to
a convent.
AS he walked along nsditating upon
American young ladies in general,
and this young lady in partisular, his
eyes suddenly fell upon q small gilt.
teIlng object in the snow bank which
bordered the sidewalk. A second
glance showed him that it was dia.
mond, appertaining to a small golden
circle which had sunk little into the
soft snow. The diamond was small,
though very brilliant, and the ring
was very small indeed, or so Abner
Sykes thought, as il Law on his large
palm. He suddenly caught sight of
letters engraved inside-"H. F. to A.
E. B."
H. F. may mean Homer Fem.
Perhaps It's hers. saw her pull hsr
glove of, now / think of it. I don't
remember what Greenough said her
name was. Don't know whether he
mentioned il. Wonder what A T
B. stands for. Not very difficult TO
find out, probably, but pshaw what
do care -
At the next crossing. and befor.
Abner Sykes overlook her, the young
lady companion left her, being torn
away By horse car, after which she
looked regretfully, making the frantic
little wavings of the hand, and grim
aces expressive o; unutterable pangs,
with which young ladies are wont to
bid each other adieu.
Mr.. Sykes was all ready TO preaenf
the ring with perfectly correct and
sufficiently reverentful bow, and ask
the young lady if il was her property,
when she suddenly looked up at him.
That was all that happened, bu; for
some inexplicable reason Mr.. Abner
Sykes was deprived Of his self posses
sion.
Instead OF saving what he had in
tended. he became vividly red in the
face, slipped the ring in his pocket
and walked on.
She had such worry blue eves Tina,
was really the first reason for mia en-.
barrassment that he gave himself I'm.
msdiately recoenizine tna weakness
implied in that explanation Of the
matter, he assured himself that j, was
because she looked so very unlike
what he had ernactad Va, wbs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23

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