The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

nlh her. and thoughtlessly told us this in
nHnguarded moment.
Mr. Plum Levi, the Patton avenue prince
abarbers, spent week with US recently,
Ringing his family. Plum has made al
nest national reputation as prompt
md painless post mortem barber.
| Mss Clandestine WartZ met up with a
serious accident while riding Monroe
Tashmakers claybank mare Emulsion
| hst week 1t was at or near the foot of
. Mount Busbee, on the Hendersonville
road, and it seemed like the mare sat
| down on chinkopin burr by the road
side TO think over her past life and pass
resolutions regarding her policy for the
future Maddened by the pain, the
spirited animal with dilated nostrils
and erect tail, flashing it ever and anon
TO and fro across her chest and stomach,
undertook to climb curly poplar tree
with her shoes on. She had not, there
fore, assembled more than twenty feet
with her young mistress when she lost
her grip and fell the entire distance,
falling on her fair burden and bursting
her surcingle cher own surcingle, We
meani Mss Wartz was greatly shocked,
and as soon as possible pushed the I'M
wieidy brute of, as it was lying across her
chest at the time Miss Wartz is one of
the best equestrian riders of South Tinct-
ure, Ala, but says that where the horses
are mostly prehensile and people have to
eimo trees 10 get around a mud hole, it is
TINE TO call halt
Apropos of the afore item. Mr.. Recon-
psnse stillwagon laid on our table yester-
cay dead colt, for which he will please
aeept thanks. 1t only lived few days,
Z said. but is most peculiar formation.
u stillwagon says that he has seen a
amoer OF these anomalies within
past few years, which shows,
he goes on to state, that the North
ssasina horse is gradually changing TO
~ the demands of his surroundings.
9essl attention is attracted toward the
=, which is like that of the oppossum,
aablng the animal to hang by it from a
ssghile the wagon is being drawn from
Asroad, or possibly TO swing from bough
heoagh where the roads are impossible.
A. Sullwagon says that the time is not
EdsIant when no one will use the roads
all Many do not use them already.
me tine is coming, he claims. when the
l hahecmbe county road will only be used
y People who have been stung. Nothing
sa1 soothing TO a sting as mud, he says,
:, a oae day when you see n man sitting
Ae road mp to his armpits you will
: has be has been recently stang and
/ es,ssgased in applying one OF our justly
Mesalsd roads IN himself.
q, - - fhtbe Beehe, of Caesars Head was
S;a vac dance here night before last. and
/ s,s,-s Miss dance. She danced almost
ss.s.seiy with her escort, who, it is I'M
H., sssoa, Is doing chores for his board at
,sx Mther's place. She was unusually
~, md rather chaffed some of her lady
Faaus Who had no steady company. Miss
~ vas we'll dressed, and looked like
vas doll. She wore long angel
ss.S which hung down like the wet
esatSe OF a baby elephant. The floor
s.aees said she was as light on the floor
Body he ever see, and as piquant as
out. She went home 80 't2o'clock.
~ As she rode away on Aer Na-'s
- paifrey. followed hy her ., {
EsisySahg colt, that she reekoned he
~ ee all played out in the mon ~,
go mad sweat like butcher a. the
-. Her silvery laughter rang out
kL lode away. She is the pei Of e, cry
a. 49, sfe She was at Saratoga lasl sea-
NJ rseeiSed good notices there also.
M. PRECIOUS Ids Wipes, of Rush
guest at T.. Femorrhage house.
sas inpo~erial hr 9. and is Just bud
Ne har 'o manhoc- head waiter
sssk q tnastac' 4 her coffee last
Eoxsr u VI mat aits. 4 there was
l sa.asaip, II is said. sac arknowI-
l ben a eelie OF that bot having vet
l gl.oaielassed A. w Ia liz IN
/ sing fall Il a saa -, ,b;sh
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