Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-16

want real useful after that, not by q
long sight.
1.-Two weeks after, somebody got
Deacon Peters best Sunday hat one
Sat'day night, a high crown beaver,
and that was new, too, and sot it on
the back step and poured the molas-
SEES jug into I 81 twas half full.
Then folks began TO look out; but
Peters folks thought they'd had their
turn, till they leercd, another Sun
day mornin, the amazin'est iumpin'
and moviu' ever was; and what dye
think it vast Why, there was two
young steers out on the barn floor
tackled up in the deacon's double har-
ness, and hitciied to his pole Vaughn.
They'd made short straps out Of the
harness by that time, now | tell vel
Lawyer Wheeler he had a satin
soty 10 his house that lis wife sot
everything by. WELLER satin; and one
night somebody come in by n verandy
window an sicp' On that soty. Twas
all mud and stained with W.T., and the
pillcr greasy, for it wined that night
ike cats ana dogs, and whoever twas
hadn't an urabrp!l most likely. Mrs.
Wheeler, She felt dredful put out
about ii, you'd better believe, and |
don't woudn..
Before long there WAS a black
Grape tied To " hccler'sdoor knob, and
two punkin lanterns sot oh his steps 10
snow II; that WAS done just after dark
when folks was all at tea. That kind.
or uck.gG the boys, bJcls Lawyer
Wheeler wasn't LU lnyIit with ON,
since he stopped their bill pLIyin' oP-
post his house Oh the green.
scranton wa, pretty we'll stirred up,
ROW tell Sc! CLOTHES lines was strip
ped by might, and all the clothes piled
up in Il heap in tue barn yard or atOp
oi the muck lglp. Parsoa Lbbc.ls'
hens waa found one MuguIa' all
tangled up. a-sicsin' and i.apgin' aud
s4uuw ain lisr mad, for somebody had
strung 4 lot of corn kernels Ontoa long
twlue, an knotlgd em in about a foot
aparl, aud the hens had gone for .
and Swul.crcu twine and ali.
My! wasn't tncr' a time a-gcttin'
EN- loose. Some Of the most likely Of
'en lad 70 be killed. tell We it made
the parsou mad an he preached u SER.
mon next Sunday about It-abuut
cruelty Ia brute critters.
Folks knew we'll enough that Till
Shorts done all this. but nobody
could catch him at il. Though plenty
watched for hin.
by n hy his wife died. and lie
went of. Spmr aaiI 10 g]aliioruy. III
lac did, / bet il didn't do him uu good,
Tor NHIlIuss folk, is sLiIlI,, every
TlIar; WArTgls-an-hc- -EnuNu q smart
Teller can make money cf You st him
down into tie middle q sandy plains
or the SALARY desert with H%Utiiin' 10
boUl,'
We'll, | ggg.s you've mode out
your case. said Z..5as. Il au4u as'I.
eyc huercd oil Il woman amy q~accvur
n lie was. Tho I've seen "a good many
Of en- iusi and last
= should say lac was pashy, drawl.
cd sam, but women Is pc,Ey, too.
when they take Il notion 81 to b."
Il done As its any Use tryin' for 10
even can up ~imterpusea Uncle Pa
phro. whether on no, in goodness
nor badness. Seripter says that when
the lord madc the iirst folks, Male and
female created lac them ana ii seems
as though what he done gcnerlly
stays put.
They're that way yet, same as he
made EN-; hevn't changed no more n
fishes has growed into cows, nor dogs
into cats. Tisn't no use tryin' 10
make EN- jest alike, for you can't do
1t. surmise that the best way is for
each of EN- TO stan in their own lot,
do their best TO have il bear first rate
crops, and havin' done all, to stan, US
the Scrlpter somewhere says.
Come boys! we've yarned il long
enough. This is the lastuounin' we'll
have in the bayfield, this YEAR,;
though | dono as it's ben real sOlum.
Set TO now, spry and load up; I'm
thankful the's a end to haydn time,
not but what there S some fun into 1t,
too. | guess wen all get together
ag'in somewhere about Thanksgiving
time. Ask Sid!'
Il should say ask DelyeI' drawled
Sam as he got up in his lazy way. I
They all laughed, andpicking up akes
and pitchforks went oil TO load up the
fragrant heaps of rowen. IIaying was
over for thai-ycars 50 areitz stories.