Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

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sollc1 : . ssd : hard word g. hin Tor 20
money E-s e1s 1l1s b. cone IA from
bzggy r-1e - slosA4ns's Point .fter "e h-a
gone - bed Margaret vas wtth hL4, b4t
sas Esns a upstairs rigtt away Re see
ca the stoop AID s1zoked III E4dnlgot, git
tn % All x4lktn' every new snd soen sna
kesgin' "a AWAKE. a. Z hey wasn't 70
pace On 10 h1n farm q make
.syaird q rs seR iceptin right under
clr window. Tnen Re came in ald called
ny Wis very polite, EEd askSc 4 SIC mind-
ed rttin' up zne cookin' hin some co-ee-
his uervs H4s g1strung We-- nine WASH L
al l1st weak 01s without waitLn' - dress
and Led him up - hls room and ehacksd
kn La aud sl1 mad the door without
say-n . word. An1 he lay s-.l tne balance
Of the 81 se; and more than that, ae got Up
when We did for breakfast. One time he
gos oct Of cigars sud sent my little boy,
without our klowin' II, clean - the Point
after new box The lttle feller cidn't git
back I'll after dark and be was - tired lie
cried AID after that young man went
away folnd he lad bought 'loyen boxes OF
cigars and he'd 'em charged to ne. They
cost me thlrty-sX dollars, and l never
smoked but one cigar IN my life. Meoby |
oouldn't been made 20 pay Tor 'em, but
when rs thirty-six dollars 20 stay cut OF a
lawsuit and God knows how much 70 90 IN, /
know just waat % do
lie was, guess, bigger lar han Pete
Stevens, the ditcher Pete knowed he
wasn't f0oiin' any one, cause he hadn't
been cut q the township but once IN forty
years, and that was when be was openin'
the Dayy LOugh draN % the county line,
and the water broke through a dam behind
him, knocked him down and hoated him
'leven rod into Spencer County. SO when
Pete started 70 reel OF yarn we al got
ready 20 laugh, but nobody was expected 20
b'heVe him But this city feler would
swear hts stories was gospel true, and he
would git mad, and purity near call names
II any one d.dn't swaler 'eun. He said, fur
instance, they was feller In Chicago that
had an income from his money, without
workin' a tap, Of $50 a day; that one feGer
had a cOntrivanee 30 send letters thousand
miles IN two hours; that nobody could be
elected 20 Office If the saloons was down on
him. I'd like 20 see emmy feler git o1ice in
this county IL the saloons come out for him.
When man runs for Office at Sloshing' ;
Point be gives II out that decent people are
supporting him, and doa't brag on no other
class. Aud that sumner boarder told about
the river that twined back OF Chicago and
run clean across the country, up hill part OF
the way. IL was a pretty good story, If they
didn't any body believe 1t, but then /: that
young felIOr represents Chicago I can't
blame the river.
wasE't goin' 10 say q word about that
young feller's hunin' and fshin', cause |
don't Ike 70 make fun OF no mans lnfirIni-
ties; but, honest, he wasn't sportsman.
He brought down gun with vanished
stock and silver-plated barrels and bag OF
ammunition, and I've seen him shoot at q
gum stump in tho barn lot at ten yards rise
without startin' silver. He went huntin'
for ducks down the river with his Irish set
ter, and filed the dog full Of shot cause he