Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

po9Tn Commissions 10y -. :, .it.n-L0WeLJ (MdSS.J
RECORD, 'iiilih
sss..ss.e.,ar..as ,s. go - Assistant Editor)-
when oof raador He died
Ionih i inciud- Uou Assistant Editor
, low ,tou want me to give?'
and dc on IS sun viN@lg Well, there are two
anu '' ~ God'sm one dollars worth
pastor will give
ntsSav i"sS VI night. @ in hios Won co fond Of law
nornhgd GIhggda al is HIS Ver days of your life?"
SHAVER, prePh elderly gentleman OF
,rmIenusm., mon I'It's perfectly natural,
Solnlhe, "that aman should
r. A. NJ, ouSly something about the
at Masonic Masonic exist fall into his property
~ '''''' han 6, stt-5aaqe,
SON, H, P. and -
otI AS SOLD.
No. 49, F. & WI
unicatlohs on SIN keeper Forms the
i"ay ..Sy " " NJ " if a New Idea.
i sv. livery stable not
~No, y, @. W. ity. One bright
4, p; 3 N; sAr cssed gentleman,
~ W. NJ tx }called for a horse
l. O. eriage, to be used for the day,
Figs every was particular to be accommo-
oLEY, N. G. 7 the best
I you have as good horse
q the city, sir" said Jerry
,i =" Of I'll il, sUn stranger to me- and |
!, n s3e r 9maa: rIIffgpe-" :,
~ n worthpo -
w YMlaS hundred dollars !, ''
,.zno ,no q,Dtsa hGa suppose leave wiz,
- %so lAhat will do, SIR > you 'h'
mi stonas 4enorss and buggy 01' xa,. tae horse"
'9ry: 'Dem over, he ren "na having
n our roll Evening ,a..s,,-
ames were Thurman elector for this col
II think p N a;5fsgst saf5s gjss5tugh thf Is democrat
! irse at six hundred. i
i i"Every dollar there, sir; and you4l.
~ i'y so when you draw the lines on the
bad. "
'd,Tho well-dressed gentleman took
rrrom his pocket book fve-hundred
II md one-hundred-dollar greenback,
which he passed over to the stable
akeeper, after which he jumped in and |
hnrove off.
At night the well-dressed gentleman
Iieturned, having had fine drive of
bout forty miles.
Il An got back, eh? said Jerry, as
=. .bhe gentleman entered his office.
" ayes, si&and would like for you
to come out and see if the horse is as /
egood as it was when | took it. We |
6 want these things all done straight,
7 you know--no after-claps."
Jerry was pleased with the we'll
dressed gentleman's manners. He
went out; and, after due examination,
proncrnced the horse as good as ever.
''Worth as much as it was when ]
took It, isn't it?"
Certainly
s'All right. You may give me that
six hundred, if you please"
They stepped back into the Office,
where Jerry passed over the two green
backs. The well-dressed- gentleman
put them into .ls!ay- lSs!iaay--pocket-bool, but
G9d{ i6di{ed sf MS li coat, gaYe his hat a brush,
and said;
aGood evening, dr."
Hold ont .cted Jerry. "You
haven't paid me Or the use of the
horse. sir" -,
\ ..paid Aase?-us. of Uhat horseP"
returned the well-Hessed gentIeman'
t in surprise.
ID "Why, the horse?uVe oeen using
,ondayf,answered 4ay, emphatically.
ID ..Biess you, my darman," said the
conan with an atfata SMILE" l nave
oieen driving my owllAorSe- l bought
unike horse, buggy als harness ol you
re hais morning at yoF'wn price, ana
ca,rs1 have now pronoqNa them worth
much as !. I paid fcaem' and have
of 81 ~ M them in turn, time. Really,
lie bo 4 is a legitimate unsaction. L
were don't think SO, ~ can consul,
50 apIs, Local friend. Godsening' SIR"
This nv Tho weu-dresA gentleman
lcrful away, leaving q venerable
d scof,Ie-keeper sorely prHA over this this
Y Of fri y nrobiem. Jerry ID hattered
eyapolself that he was tholy po3teG 3t
busll,l sorts of equine sssies' @ put
may all iply, this was e,@s o0"
kinds OF lieY. IedGg been an unpf