Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-23

-. h.a Of the family, far Ma frsnhy
s.a a. tie visitor pisyingiy and Lacia
- - ~, and aiushsd But Narg's
- go % DIS ssuafsoa: hnfeyes danced
= she exciaineti - IN.
~ss-e q, eave II Hsvason Bay. Seef ins
!. ths PRINCIPAL chanio-S door. II frone tasi
xar tosard the xaser, and I've just ossa
rssatsa eat Of the darlingest rts'sn u Az -
- u auart as saerei 10 the bride and
xr,.Den As If the silly things would care 10
90 a. vater or anyrhing eiss bur sssh
osherf"
-.tr v,fl o. As nandsocas . house - there =
nm IN. e,st,,. said Trarnlay. though your
.u,asss servant viii be in owner Say, o.
..;L,x you need Sew Yoss air. you don
aok a. seil Is usual
A ls,,,x siay II rrayel-that Is AL, saia
u.rys xith q fesbls sznile thAs sesned re-
I,p.taat 70 respond TO the demand trnpassa
upon IT, .a
whispered
a zIss, Of vine for Mr.. Marge.'
Hayufon Bay Is looming, remarked
Tratnlay Have you heard any particulars
recen.iyf
.yoae a, ALL" dra~ied Mrge i have
ts<n =, t,.,sy that Thank yoa. Ma Tram
Law be aid with . nod and . glance. a the
wine appeared
We're doing capstally. said Tramiay- 1T
begins 60 Ioox as T. III spite of all the extra
land on which Old Ham fought US options,
there won't bs enough sites to meet the De
niapd
The news and the wine-both we're needed
RAISED Marye spirits 50 that be CEASED
fear 10 would faint he ma " eolsSoo
wits and strength enough to say
ITS lust the tune for the 10 sen out, theii'
..s..ii nprs :, .ets,-i Tralnlay Its Just the
fiu,,. 10 hold on To IT, don't kno" OF any
thing s,,yxbere that's making Respectable
fra..t,.,n of the profit that there Is In our Ut
Lie cotnualy when the smaIiless OF the In
x.-.t,,,..,t I. considered | believe. too, We
co,,l,i a,ase twice a. much II there some
one VIII, knew BUYERS sell enough 10 charge
au,,r,,riate piires. We've been sellin. At
set figures. regardless OF what some people
might b. persuaded To pay, prices Of such
urol.rty may as well lie fancy, you know,
for thess who want u will have 1t at any
price But we've nobody to give proper at
tentiOn to II. Pills time Is 50 fully occu-
pied
'Un account of"-interpolare'i Margie,
plnchIng her sisters arm
"Marsis!" saii Mrs Tramiay, severely
He Is 20 very busyn-resumed Tramlay.
Being papa's partner SAID Marsie
slave you seen the new sign. 'Irainlay and
Hayn,' yeti La goes down town every day
in our carriage, and don't believe ITS for
anything but to book at that sign Oh
mamma, you hurt ne cruelty then
We'll" said Trunlay. iii | may lie per
mitted TO finish sentence, I'd like TO say
that if you We ali hGur or two dav OF spare
time ON your hands you could do hrst rate
thing for the company, as well as yourself
by keeping an eye on this property There
20 much in 1t that I've had half mind to
devote my self to it and leave Phil to attend
% iron. there 5 1880
"For Phil can do it." said Margie. You
must nave heard OF his great Lake and Gulf
side order; everybody said it was the great
est
"Margie,r said Mrs Tramlav. IN i'll dis
guised anger go TO your room at once
Your father shall be allowed to talk without
interruption.
Thank you, my dear" said Tramlay.
"As | was saying, Marge, there's no easier
way 10 make that property bring twice as
much money than for you, with your knowl-
edge of who is who in New Yorlr to give
some personal attention TO it"
Thanks for the suggestion" said Marge.
III think about it At present, however, !
think III say good by and seek some rest. l
merely dropped in for moment TO pay my
respects"
"Lu,n shouted Margie from the head OF the
stairs, as Marge was donning his light over
coat in the hail, don't let Mr.. Marge go