The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

80 upset al blow his vague but fondiy-
cherished dreams Of much proudsr
alliance. lie liked the young man ex-
tremely. much better than he did the
scores 81 shall0w-pated sons 81 his
wealthy ncighbors who clustered about
his daughter. hut have Adele Albert
should not; this much he was resolved on
unless the next year witnessed some
mighty and unlookcd-for alteration IN
the young mans prospects
The weeks went by rather monoto-
nously. young Mr.. Blake adhcring re-
| ligiously 70 resolution, formed d.
rcctly after leaving Adele the last
| time. not to seek her presence until
some sort Of a reconciliation had been
patched up with her father. Taking
him all in all he was rather honor
able young fellow and preferred caus-
| ing himself and his sweetheart pang
OF regret or 80 to doing any thing he
would have been ashamed 10 have the
Colonel discover. He worked hard
very hard and had the daily satisfac-
ton Of noticing an increase In his
clientagc that evidenced an eventual
prosperity. So assiduously did he de-
vote himself to his practice that he al
most forgot TO worry about his love al
fairs.
| But this could not last OF course
It could not. After day OF excessive
IL hard work he was brooding over his
Office fire. in a frame Of mind. the
gloom OF which was not a little en-
HANGED by the perusal OF certain ar
ticle in the evening paper. The arti-
} Gle In question dwelt at some length on
the approaching reelection Of Colonel
Monk 10 Congress, he having received
| unanimou. denomination at the hands
} OF his party some five weeks previous
Ily. The writer. after commenting with
7 great fuency on the ease Of the victory
! that lay before the Colonel, had pro-
: ceeded to congratulate Washington
sc.iety on its prospect OF enjoying the
I presence OF the charming and accom-
: plished Miss Monk for the forthcom-
) ;ng s.ason This brought \ very mo-
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1. go 49, -. 49,, ara so,,l Il The f;gbt
sc - 80 lilo - old war-horse. and whe
his adversary challenged him to q join
debate In the open air in the prcsenc
q OF eight thousand voters he fairl.
= snorted with delight. The date set 70
- this interesting verbal combat was tn
day before the election. and Of cours
y the result Of the debate would be tn
u result Of the fight itself.
Consequently Colonel Monk was no
" a little alarmed to receive a mandat
= from the criminal court Of the county
couched in all the detestablc verbosit
Of the law. 70 appear and testify O
= that very same day in the case OF tn
= State vs. Black. After some reflection
: the Colonel remembered that this ma
Black. who was now in trouble throug
y little liberty taken with neighbor
- ing squire's horse and buggy had foi
merly been employer ABOUT MS y"
house But a. ms summons cam
~ from the defense the Colonel was a ~
~ tie mystified' r. ne distinctly remen
bcrcd having kicked Mr. Hack all owe