The morning call., 1892-02-05
KINGSBORO'S PUZZLE.

said nat during his e0rthiy plgllNase ue
had sojourued al numerous towns, but in no
one Of them had any young man who
dressed nicely and did no work turned out
We'll. Captain Brown, VINO worked hard
but managed SO badly that he was never
cut If debt, AIRED sayasely whenever he
saw handsome 10 Madison with his hands
in the pockets OF his neatly fitting coat and
took occasion 60 remark to the first person
be met that he wished the old days in which
people Who had no visible means OF support
were prosecuted would return again.
Squire Beaten, who kept the ppst9t1iee
admitted 90 certain astute qUest3uers that
Jo Madison never received letters. SOFT was
imposs BILE that any one was sending him
money with which TO support himself in
idle1ess. Suspicion even ran so high that
Bill Brdger. Who was the only 8p0thecarY
aud candy seller az kngsb0gO, and who had
10 Madison for quite steady. customer,
made it q rule 10 examine very carefully
every b8nk-uute that DO offered in payment,
lest hau.y The handsome f0-nOthlUg might
be circulating cCuuteTtelts. The married
women III hiugSb0TO, who had 10 work as
hard as women almost always do IN new
towns IN young States, carefully pointed
ont 10 90 their sons as an example 90 be
Stunned, except s. far IS personal neatness
was concerned.
But the Kfngsboro girls differed from the
rest Of the community 10 their estimation OF
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but he was handsome and he dressed Wltl
real taste and bis breath never Smei.ed Of
liquor or tobacco, and lie was always polite
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