New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
HER REVERE.

HER REVERE.
Under the shade of the maple tree
The couple sat together
While the robin sang with merry gles
In the sweet september weather.
He noted a shade on the maidens brow;
And he felt at his heart sinking
AS he wildly said, " oh tell me- now
My darling, Of what you're thinkings
IL thought she murmured. in accents low.
AS she leaned on the arm OF her lover
uhought that things would be awful slow
When the baseball seasons over"
-tBoston Courier,
Says Mr. Charles c. Goodwin, Editor Of "Ths Sal.
Lake City Tribune ave hope soon to
get Utah into America, and then there
VIII be change. If We carry Salt Lake In
February, which likely shall, season Of I'M
equalled prosperity may be looked for. Utah IS
Territory of vast possibilities. She has unlimited
resources mineral and vegetable. good climate, rail-
ROAD connections, is well located for business and with
liberal governmsnt which shall protection TO
vested rights capital VIII pour ir for its Development
Yes, expect to sec the biggest boom Utah has ever
experienced follow the Gentle victory In Salt Lake
in February"
= Am | entirely safe in here Isn't there any
chance of my being suddenly garroted from beh nd
ne asked as he pocketed the change that the bartender
sure. Watts de matter nit you, amt M,
.. Nothng,' was the reply; :" only thought from
the amount of froth on this schooner that l had
struck White Cap healquarters."-(L Lawrence Amen.
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The venerable Deacon smedley and his wife. a
Wniamstown Mass, celebrated the sxteh ami.
vefsary OF their wedding the other day. Captain Ne.
hemiah smedey, the grandfather OF the Deacon built
the first house erected In Wiamstown Old Mr.
Smedley has been deacon OF the Congregational
Church of Williamstown for fifty years
Years ago an English Channel pilot was necessarily,
on account OF rough weather brought 10 this country
on Cunader, and was so anxious to be sent bach
m ranhp
mat MeISey 10 others show
mat Mersey show TO me ."-(BOson Transcript
Mrs. Helen N. Cougar declares that " there is not
leading journal in this country to-day that advocates
High License that is not bribed from the treasury Of
the National Liquor League Mrs Cougar IA strong
Prohibtonist but there is nothing temperate about
her speech.
If you ever drop your watch I'm the Water said
e"eer 10 tho Delegate hasten TO throw II into c1r
HI acohoi or Whiskey. That will prvent the WORKS
business associates. down South fishing and by
some mishap their boat was upset and they were
both were forever ruined because they did not know
what to do TO prevent the movements from rusting.
Just bear that in mind "-(Cincnnati Times Star
Even at this late day report comes from Dels
ware that the late storm has seriously damaged the
peach crop. No doubt We fully prepared %
hear that a blizzard next winter has had disastpu
effect upon the peaches picked and eaten in August
Those peach growers amazingly hard men to
satisfy.
A young lady at Athens Ca, has invented lamp
that Will cease to burn exactly at 10 O'Clock Tbs
average Georgia lover has fault 20 find with the
lamp: IN fact he would be better satisfied n II would
go out soon as he came I'm. IL the Young lady
wants 30 make real ten-stTfke, she should invent
father whowill go TO bed at 0 o'clock-(TOledo Com
mercial.