Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

goiu' to see what they're trcspassin' on
my premises for
W. COMMERCE. AND SENTIMENT
Upon my snwl." said O'Hauoran, as
he and Captain Somcryille went forward
the hig lrshman leading the way. "rm
afearl I'm tolin' YOU into trap"
How asked the captain.
why" there -~-throc VI tho Johnnies
comm, an the ould man and the CUR.
ru make Eve
Halt" said the captain using the word
lv force ~ habit The two paused, and
the captain took IN the situation at a
glance. Then he turned 20 the big Irish
man with queer look on his face.
What IA Il. sOrt'
I'm in for it now. That Is my father
yondcr, aud the young lady IS my sister.
"ihe diyylc aud Tom Walker" ok
claimed Ollalloran. "'lis quite family
rayunion sOr.'
II don't know whether 10 make myself
| known or not. What could have possess
scd them TO stay here2 TN see whether
/ they know me-" As they went forward
/ The captain IIuckrd OHnlloran by the
/ slccvc. II VIII he shot II the Johnny
/ with the arm la the sling isn't my
/ brother"
n was cVpCctin' Il. sor." said the big
| lrlshinnn, giving matters humorous
turn. soon the cousins win be poppin
| ont FROM under the brushes"
/ by this time the two were near enough
| Ga the approaching Coufcderntt-i TO carry
on conversation by lifting their voices
a litile
Hello. Johnny" said OHailornn.
| Hello, Nank,' replied Fitzpatrick
Whats the countcrdru. Johnny -
=. tobacco What is u on your side,
| iT,, al. eeru r,w
"NOn are mighty right" Fitzpatrick cx-
| claimed. stack your arms AKIN tree"
1.-THE same to YOU" said O'Halloau.
The freshman, using his foot az a
| broom, clenrrd the dead leaves aud twigs
| from q little space OF ground whore be-
| deposited his bundle and Fitzpatrick did
The same. John Famhrough. the wounded
! Confederate, went forward TO greet his
| iNthcr aud sistcr aud Lieutenant Clop-
tom wont with him. The squire was not
| ip q good humor,
81 tell YOU what, John" he said TO his
/ son, ~ don't like to bee hnrhorn' nary
| side It's ngin' my principles ! don't
| like this colloguin' an pulavrrn' betwixt
| folks that ought To- be 10y good rights
| n-knockin' one another In the head. "
they want 20 colleague nm palavcd, why
| dun't they go som'crs clscY'
The sources son tried To explain, but
| the old gentleman hOoted ut the cxplana-
! ton Come On julie, let's ~ and see
what they re- up to-"
As they approached the freshman
! glanced at Captain Somcryilc. and saw
| NM ng had turnrd away cap Ia hand, 10
hide his emotion
You're just In time" the rrishman
! said To squire Fnmhruugh Ia u huntorug
| tone TO watch the continuing armies.
This mite oi "a johnnie will swindlc the
government 10 ] don't keep mc eve ON
| him."
lis chat what YOU call warp the
squire inquired snrcuvicnlly "Who
uNcd you TO como trc,pnssu' ON my
mudt'
"Oh, wen put the lcnycs back whore
We found thom,' said Fitzpatrick, ~ we
have gut tu git a furuugh.'
Right you ARE, said the lrishmnu,
"lt is lust a little trading lrolic among
the hOysW Cupum SomcrVillr turned
To thu old man with IA courteous how
They viii do mo- hurm I'M answer for
that
"Wcll, I'm tell YOU how / feel about IT,"
Square Fumhrough exclaimed with some
! warmth I'm here hvtWiXt the hos.
tiles 1hcy ain'i nobody hvro but mo an
my daughter We don't pcFtcr nobody,
| ma We don't want nobody tu poster us.
one of my sons rs I'm the Union army, I
hcur tell nm thc'othcr Va la the Cnulcdcr-
ate army when ho Amt la the hospital
These boys YOU see, found their old
duddy ustrnddlc of the fence. an one
clomh down one leg ON the Union side
an t'othrr one olomh down t'othrr leg
on tliv Confederate Side
THAT M what ! call nm interesting st,.
nton, said the captain, drawing "a long
breath Perhaps have seen your
Union sou.
Maybe 80, maybe so" asscutcd the
squire
Perhaps you have seen him yourself
since the war began
Before the squire could make amy reply
Julia rushed nt the captain and threw
her arms around his neck, crying, "Oh
hrothor George ! know YOU"
The squire seemed to be- dnacd by this
discovery lie went towards the cap
tain slowly The tears Rtrpamcd down
his face aud The huud hc held ont trem
blrd
"Gcorgo.' hc exclaimed. Good Amirhty
KNOWS I'm glad tu src You"
oHollouu and kiuptrich had paua
cal IN the midst Of their traffic to watch