Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-28

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SAD ol3 D4Ich y % zia't gc0d enough
fas hsr "a that settles L."
SAY, Andy remarked. after . short
sileace. ''thas Is Eo4n' - Dc circas
over as saady Grove so-norrer. War
s-Ealza' - Moss aboat gois thar. bat
- iossd rhaE he wouldn't DO kssck in
sicA place.
The girls eyes sparkled. What"
she exclaimed. - sh0' 'nur circus. with
HOSES Ia ig2"
Vas. az with a sarryall load Of mon
keys"
An have they got volt an barr"
Vas "a A elephant"
BAT have they get tiger an beau
tiful LADY that rides hoSsT'
"Yas. got al thas a. mo-. too"
''oh, wish could gol"
"Ef you'll marry me to-day I'll take
you thar to morrer."
.'Wiu yOa take me, too" exclaimed
old Dalch, sp-inging to his feet
"Y2S I'll take you. too"
The gals yousn. Andy. Git that
feller 70 lx up the papers"
Late that evening while old Dalch
was wandering about in the creek bot
toms. looking fer his COW, he thought
he heard some one csllingi and, turning
aside, DO discovered low hut built OF
enormous logs The old fellow was
puzzled, for hs had never seen the hut
before, nor could he seu why IL should
have been built as IL Was too small for
a human habitation. and had no root
except a NUN Der OF heavy logs on top.
AS he neared the hat he saw that IL was
as strong az fortress, and, looking
still closer, ne saw face pressed close
against small opening The old man
took fright and was about TO run away
when a pleading voice bsde him stay.
Its me. DaIch- Don't you know me?
Pn Moss Settle"
Ny Moss. what on the top OF the
yeth air you doin' in thar?" the old tel-
ow exclaimed. approaching the pile OF
logs
oh, the scoundrell But never mind.
let me out"
~ don't know how; Idon't know how
70 get a. the thing"
wall, git me out somehow, fur 1t is
high time | war at the house, q bein'
married like white man stead OF shet
up here like dog"
Moss, I'm powerful sorry to tell you,
but you air too late. Lib is now the
happy wife of Andy Moore
Moss ravcd furiously "Oh! I'll git
him, " ne howled. III ELL him so full
OF led that he'd make track two inches
deep on aint -ock.7
''Oh, but Moss" cried tho old man. in
alarm, ''don't git him till after tho cir
Gus, fur 10 has promised to take me.
But tell ne how this happened an Shen
I'll git axe an chop you ont"
AVAIL, I Will This mornin' dressed
myself fur the weddin', an happy as a
lark started on over to yo' house. Out
ya1der / met that scoundrel Andy. He
commenced 70 graduate me on winnin'
the gal; said that he lister love her, but
didn't no mo-, an wound up by sayin'
that he had a bottle OF mighty fine
Ticker down IN bore. He lowed that
oughter have little 70 brace me agin
the solemn ceremony, an l thought NY
se'f that did. so I agreed 70 come off
down here with him. Said, he did, that
be KEEP e hid so the fellers couldn't
drink IL up. Wall, after walkin' awhile
wo come 70 this place an / axed him
whut 1t war an he lowed, he did, that
he had made IL 20 cure some fine tobac-
CO in-lowcd De could cure it in thar
an not feel that some feler war goin'
% steal IL. 'Thar's the bottle in thar,
says he. Go in an hop yo'se't' l come
in an took up bottle that l seed laT-
IN down, but as IL sortsr seemed to be
fastened 20 something, l pulled II an
then hearn suthin drap LoOSin roun'