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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-07
BALTIMORE. Feb. 7.-yirginia consols
do 1O-4Os =; do IS 70 asked.

BALTIMORE. Feb 7.-Yirginia consols :;
do 10-40s = do IS 70 asked.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. There
is but little of interest to report from the
markets to-day Prices generally are steady
and values firm. Flour is in fair demand.
Wheat ranges from G9 to sc. Corn is strong
er at So! to 81 in car lots. Rye SO to 60.
Oats 30 to 43; Seed Oats 10. Glover snd
field seeds arc active. Butter, Eggs and
other produce arc without change.
BALTIMORE, Feb Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and easy; No red
spot 77sa774; Feb 71a77t; Mar 1Sal st (;
MAY SO4aS1; steamer No red 723 bid !;
milling wheat by sample 75aS0. Corn easy
mixed spot 51ia515 ; Feb 514a514 Mar DOE
a51; May 511 bid; steamer mixed 49a49i
Southern corn easy white by sample o5 bid (;
yellow do 81 asked. Oats dull; No. white
Western 41a42: No . mixed do 3Sa3St.
Rye quiet and steady; No = 63 nominally.
Hay firm and steady good to choice timothy
SIS 80 to $40 so. Provisions steady.
New YORK, Feb. Flour steady and
moderately active Wheat quiet. Corn dull
Pork firm; mess $40 % to $40 10. Lard
firm; steam S12 %.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Feb O.
Swine.-The receipts are light this week. the
number being nearly 4,50O head less than
they were last week There is a fairly good
trade reported in all the yards at an improve
ment of % to 80 cents per 100 lbs over last
week values. The quality is generally sat-
isfactory to dealers Good to best Westerns
sell at $Sas 80 per 100 lbs gross. the latter
figure for few extra Westerns; common 10
fair hogs at S7aS, and rough hogs sold at STA
7.60 per 100 lbs gross.
Sheep and Lambs.-There is fair trade
for sheep and lambs reported this week. we
quote sheep at Babe per lh gross, and lambs
at 5a6c per Id gross.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb. G.
Cattle-market active and higher; native
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-07

The betrothal of the Princess Louise
of Denmark to the Czarewitch is re-
ported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-02-07

New YORK, Feb. Flour steady and
moderately active. Wheat quiet. Corn dull
Pork firm; mess $40 % to $40 10. Lard
firm; steam So %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Neighborhood News.

The Pilcc, Emery county Literary
anu Debating society r. 90 dtyus- Du
Tu,8Iay evening" the subject r.,
solved, thai tlu HiHuH Ui iur uWCs iuui,
cate the downfall Of tho Republic.
The Idaho Falls HCgiECr rcc0rds
seven buu,lanps iu thut town last werR,
dive Of them being wltuin fOr,y.cigh.
hour. inruu were nt The Cu,upeuliv.
Wagon d Machine Company Uiliga,
ono each nc the depot, II. G.. IA. L.,
CLARK & Fsuuui1a's uul the C1La.li d.
ntru Implement Cumpauy's premise.
Tho bul.laru- were traced 90 "a boy
name Schroeder ton years I age.
Blslam CITY Brg'sr: william
Rlrga got shot 90 CpNuHou Saturday.
He was ugulliuEu ii,c.iibar revolver.
when Que OF thp cartridges WAS ueuI.
dentaIly exploited, The Guile, passed.
clean through the upper large muscle
Of tue arm, iwc,uuug the bone ami
terribly lUueMluE tnu flesh, Tie
patient is now under treatment lu
brigham city. ais Thought the arm
- 10 be saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

lengthy statement Ia explanation
Of Mra. frvtnr,s side OF the
story anu cberactprizsd the
allegations OF adultery aVain-t
ur AZ wholly trumpri.ur. Sine
might have bten In owe with G. lionel
Mo Uigumery and might have IuiIs.
crrety gone out with uin.Uut nothing
more, and 10 tpis she WIS driven by
tns Treatment of her husuaut. Counsel
a I'D he pr1ulssu o. prove by evidence
Tie nulc. ties VI MIR. Irvine, ana tuut
lrviuc himuIt, wupu in prison o..
Lincoln, cutcriaiueu -ttonE b1Uu OF l
reconciliation, lac promising, 300 UH
lu,trrs TO huf, 10 amunI uIs way.
Counsel a. uile that while nwaiuu.
lrhl .r lnr killing ui MluI um.r..
IrviupIn bis distress, besau. 10 uIH vie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
The Question Of Liberal Dlsbaudmcnl
at the Ihratrr Ioniglit.-Olher
Matters aud Movements.

In response to a long Advertised call
the Liberals Of this city will meet nt
the Tneatur tonight 10 discuss the
question Of Outstanding. That the
party win be- lisorganiarl Stems to be
u certainty beyond DOUBT. Admission
to the building will DO by ticket. The
parQuot has been act apart for the eN'
clus.ye use OF the delegates to the late
Liberal convention.
The city members Of the Democratic
county committee viii meet tonight
aud organize more thorJuehiy by APP
pointing sub.rOmmittuus To- ail them IN
conducting this coming campaign.
.. W. Pow,rs as grand facl,m and
Morris -ommng sB big m liuluu man,
huv, Isaund n call fora mrUuug 90 ell
tue warriors of the TuscaTun uilo co.
meet iu the old CLERKS ufigo 300 the
Wasltcb buildiug tomorrow might at
1850 O'Clock. Tue announcement o.
made that business OF importance VIII
be transacted.
The Utah Democratic club meeting
on Saturday night was u lively one
aud local Il IestiOns were discussed at
leugth. several new memtem were
aided 10 tbs rolls, among them being,
T.. j. Moran, IL. A. Smith aud Martin
Lauuuu. the cub adjourned until
Friday Night next.
Thure Is a cryat,lia."c sentiment
among leading kruull uus 10 nrpnul2t
"a number OF political CLUBS Tor winter
work. ltisslld TIM. lnrHt Co That ruu
are being quietly iolmuIHttd now and
that tnuy viii shorly be tubmltleG 60
the members OF tue party Tor CONSIDER.
alton uuu action.
Only two men are now seriously
spoken Of iu the ID m9CnllO councils
No. candidates for !egisgtivn houUrs iu
connection " IA tue Wl reaching ulur-
ton. They are J0hu A. Marhgll auu
W. U. HAL, former Territorial suCrr.
try, with decided inclination to
make thu last uamol gentleman the
standard bearer,
Unboundcd Interest IL being taken
by tho committees u the respective
politlcsl ORGANIZATIONS I'M the contest of
January b. Tho Republicans are,
as a prominent memler OF that party
expressed himself today, "getli Il Ia d
first class shape and propose TO work
with both eyes oueu, sleep with one
eye shut until the battle closes" The
probable nominees have Himmertd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

SALT LAKE Ciry. Umh,
Don. lI.n. | aua

bNat Athif AHH"i
Eshtor Dsssrc, Ncpr
was duly appointed 20 forward %
your usutr report Of the meeting o..
editors ani newspaper men which con.
ycucd In Lghi today, Tor the purpose
OF taking preliminary stops toward
organizing the Uah iabpr pusuyrs and
newspaper men generally Into a pruas
ASSOCIATION. The meeting was the
result OF invitations soni cut by Wal.
Ter Webb, OF the Lehi hawCr.
The pnCs Of rendezvous was the
UHilu halt, where a tinu lIuCu WAS
served. There were ptesU / VIM.
Gisssman OF tnu Ogden STANDARD, A..
y. Johnson, ~, =. Mu.ltE uf The
EphAim EutlrI a. n. NIsonbaum
% tho Logan Nation, l.. a, Litiluuului
John B able AMI Lamont Can OF tue
Bouuiiiul CtpLtT ID. G.. Jphu.ou %
the Sprugvillu IrdsItUd Ut. NJ. J..
SCOTT Of this American Fg.k Item, j.
70. Rawlings Of the Siutr Sur, nul J.
h. Gibbs ~ the Willard county B.a1C.
The meeting was social AuI nuary
iuiUfmn. A. u. lumsuu was chosen
chairman md NJ. FMurfny secretary.
A iIrUdur.lIi discussion took place uuI
it was tho cluCJurges Of opinion that
pres association would be uf al.
vantage % Utah newspaper men In
many way, but more particularly IN
cTruuug uuI maintaining iatornal
feeling aud la Uleyatiug the tone OIL the
Utah papers.
a committee was elected, composed
Of r.. a. Llt.iphcld, chairman; a.
-. Tumsun, secretary; a. n. Nuspu'
baum, Wm. Giussmau, J, q. Hawl.
iuge aud N. l.. Wt0b, with authority
~ diuu constitution and by.laws,
aud 10 call convention Of the
newfplpcr men for The purpose OF
tilccting the permanent Organization
OF press association. Letters from
number Of Utah mon were Tcni, UX.
pressing sympathy with the object Of
the meeting ami regrets at the Inability
VI the writer's 20 be present.
A. p, IA. the party drove out 10 the
sugar works, where every attention
was paid the visitors. &, A, Granger,
superintendent, ami n. Nalicz, chemist,
diI all In their power 70 make thu visit
instructive aud pleasant The party
took leAva Of the works with expires.
si5us 0i regret that there ntB not mote
| sugar manufactures in Utah.
luNuT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Rs1 .FIerEl,ct Blogmfn VA. the
huprir-t man seen ON .he street Today
audh.s official coll,agutsauinumyl1u
other ifeuls wore fora umu mysudrI
o. TO tho cause % ms unusual good
humIr Al explanation WA how
ever UuuI iu Sac statement cha. %
yuutuIuI stranger strong of Iuug uul
limb uuu Weighing tUu POUNDS uBH
maiu au appearances vt his home ihis
morning. The Aforesaid stranger, thr
htIHr claims viii uH "A non pNtHAH
until his term OF onl11 expire, uUar
which boo viii DO % DemlCfaL AL
Interested uIc .oug nicely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Western CoHee C0mpluy.

d. 4 aux Powell, OF la Cros q,
WHc.nHu, o. vol known cx-goygn'
munI scout uui western foutcrmau,
aud foster brother Of W.. r.. Cody, uI
Bun no Blil uB ueis better su1wu, De-
La the city on u business mission AuI
spgn, tue day with SBlI Ltaod lead,
lug merchants. MI pow,l's obltv.
BE- % gs1ulI.hn branch plant here 70.
@ Cudy-pawyll Coffee 90. Ito luavua
Tor tue east tuis evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

on SATURDAY evening Union P.ciIc
coal milne $50. z, tuyyu miles fum
Evanston, Wlomiu., was atcoy,r.I
Co.. bee un hr., 1ui There Boz danger that
the mine will have Co be cIu.cI for 10
Considerable time nud perhaps purmnn-
emily. Elur.H o. rul Hut thu nfe with
water failed, su aIl wont holes ar 20 be
closed up iu the hope % uEuuFuIshiu.
the q tuos. a lais. force ui men viii
De- iuwwu 1It Cd. work ug iuo dI..s.Uu.
The.uurg fears chat .uo Uu guHu1. uu
put uuf, aul that 40. 2 Will rsuImu
like 81. ., which un. been uu Eve
Tor tuH Ft.t. Tuu hlue. bf.Hu u4i
on the Gth level, yIJ foot below sac
level ol lAa 4i0uIu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Tie December term OF tho Third
district cOuf. opened this morning, tuc
great feature Ua.us t4u lryiuo divog o
sun, rpporeIiu another column,
In the case of Fraser ami On lnru
vaL. G. front, leave was given To fly
ana .Iluoual counter claim aud 49,
rN cr,
u Yr'a Savings Bank aud Trust Go.
vl 81. q. C.CIrpHu rt a, DeiAul, NJ
ug,repurp lsiu,luursaJl, with a.tpr.
news Zee,
MrLaughln VI. Park CITY Bank g.
Leave nrlu.UI tlHuu tIu receiver,
~. b. Cnufi W. Amurlclu Plumbing
Go. 90 or; Defendant L., Sells ulloWtu
eileen Jays 90 answer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Thanks.

The presidency OF tho scandinavian
meetings desire the News To expires
thanks to the ladies who insugaled
ana managed the recent scandinavian
ba1sL which enabled thgm lo pay on
the Indebtedness incurred iu holding
the muctiugs. Particular credit DO uur
TO Sisters P,W. MU1scu anu s, P.Novt
ilr thglr untifing efforts, and tbaula
10 oil who 20 literally aided the IN ar
either 10y gifts or labor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18

Governor West has received today
additional donations toward making
up the deficit On thu above unG-
Harold HIS 81, "hlr Cash" 5O c'H.,
J,s. r.. Lt.iH ~ CiH,, leaving tue sum
OF SO % more tD come iu 30 u4 the Cow
efulr .gys, "utah 10 90 contribute her
required quota"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
COMMERCIAL

SALT lh.H uLlausu HOUSE.
ruInrH c.nas.Hs uuus8 uguuauet
amounted Co s-1iUOJ.
Today. QUOTATIONS.
Sow iaTs-Si.ysr, d. b., .rgl, $3.50.
LJu4DE-5.lyur 90.
oNE ASu HuHtpS.
Wells, Fargo g. 90 renewed toIay.
Ninr1 bullion, slgtig Dolly nuliou.
sl45,g On.aEiO tuil or, SO $50. Total
.Ia.5as.
.trDom.gk Is O.. received today.
HluUrl uulllau, siE silver anu lsal
uInt s-Ilu. Total sl,aNJ.
". A, Hodges hHI one fIr assay Coz.
as lHI tons 0i buIIUu.Brck ore, ~
iuIHu. d.mlui ore, go tons ui hau.
moth Drr ami four other controls.
". % N. steward hal 90 fuf assay
tIIuy lotions ul swansea uIu, lUl tone
Baltic .IcGE oJy, 1913 tUusJl MONT
H.u, glB toms ~ GymmI ere, ~ lJus u
York ore arI d tons 0f Ada ore.
o.. W. DuIiu bad iu iur a.-uy TO-DAY
l.l ,Hus yl Auclgr one uuI two OiuJI
g.utTg.L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Thy Snles.

Collector Ltuulrt bssau, al O'Clock
this afternoon, tlg sale oi property Ia
salt Lake g.unty Tor delinquent tGNus.
He ryulau the piece 90 90 q rate ui
about GUIur our. Fully QUO raIf ui
the sales m 90 were lu Cue county, hu
,hcfr were ssycral puvslu uarllos who
took Ia % con idsUu'u uumHgr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
A Benefit Entertainment.

Anenlerlninmoni, consisting OF stcro.
optocon view, Instrumental and vocal
music, etc, will be- given tonight IN the
Twenty ward meeting house torthe
hpurnt of tho SUNDAY school children
OF the ward, 4 goOl turn out OF
parents aud friend, is expected aud q
pleasant time II assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
A MILLlNER'S FAILURE.
Mrs. H. =. Deal Assigned this Morning,
With&LljO as Liabilities,

Mrs. Il. f. Deal, who has been carry.
Ing ON the business OF milliner In the
Hooper ~ E.ireIgo block Oh South
Temple etreot, assigned today, namlng
W. II. Lett as assignee, The total
liabilities are returned at sl,l5O, ana
the let Of creditors b scheduled us
follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Their Remuneration.

Territorial Secretary Richards has
boon sending out quite number Of
cheeks todny Doe payment Of services
rendered by officers aud other pcuous
appointed O. &c. s. the recent general
election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
IElyEG cOrUT IT.vS


,u-a. ut.r'.t "HtNGE.
BEAVER. uah, Dec. B .-Ntauu IIl
aud llv.n times duul. .h. psi say.
yeats tlu Haru Silver Mining c,u.
w1y, frisco, have u..1 uuie. 0.
considerable lofs, 600 ,.lr ores bsin
carried from tho mu. Go he Tow.
Fitco, iu dinner uIgsn.s, c,c, n.u
0Id 10 parties thu0., missed Wit.
other ofet from pr p.. holes al
gTlu stake claims Huu marketed 90 90
benefit Co the ururI.r auN receiver
suspicion % O. crime ui INH rHHrlHiHl
has lately rested ON uUH 600. a, T. lI.
sIu, OF FHscJ, and thu rand jury Iu.
iIuirI him under tWH gIuuH, 10.
stealing BOO worth U. u,y fUu 'Iu
Horn Silver Mining company. lH.
morning iUg Utst WIH called '8r tf.l
here. Riley tor tho Defendant l.uu
Affidavit aud made "a motion .ur COM.
tiuuaUgu which, after VHI.e tlIt bee
tween Thurman AND lt ..g, fNu court
granted with general -JU.imnud o.
defendants aud lltTaUF, Iutt harrs
aitvE when caves We.u sut fHI trnl
such m UJus would 300. uU CIusiuugu.
uy the court exception tho very bgst
showing nuI Hf0uula.
one rumEilu silver Baol iulict.
90 Cor burglary, plead uH. guilty AMI,
ui or como iuVystiFHllHu uI tue char g
ty tho court, defendant wa ordered
cent o. the probate Judge ui waning
ton county % Gscsinlu astp h'H sanity.
Six uf sryuH prisoner. 900 10 tho puni'
tHuiiafy tomorrow, when tho guua,
" expected to close l0r tbs torn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
Want More of H.

Manager j. g. Cutler Of the Provo
milla, rec IycI uu ORDER today iUW
California Or another thousand yfIds
ui rlr cloth from which the state
militia uniforms are being maize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-18
HEALEsrArE

Yr#r. fff Zoo fIr 8r.s or nf gigH,g Er
..UI.T a. SAG ir. CONT. l.H . pH.
hIfHHHII.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28
Hnt daintY mnsIin crrtains Nrrn Id,

But dainty muslin curtains were up
at his windows and the sun looked IA
at happy group.
He sat before the cheerful CRATE FIRE
In the little parlor that had been
touched and transformed by q wom-
ans deft fingers.
She sat in his lap, and adjusted TO
her fancy new necxtie she had sud-
denly produced from behind her.
Cupid, resplendent in red leather
collar, dozed on the cushioned win
,dow-seat in the sunshine, and purred
contentedly at the new order of
things.
He and she were laughing at Com
pany swinging in her ring at the other
window.
For he had just said TO her; "What
a happy New Year this will be for you
and me-for Cupid and for Company"
But at the sound of her name Com
pany had promptly croaked: 81 doubt
It'll / doubt it! 7Soo's companyi TSoo'S
company"
Then he and she laughed and their
laugh had neutrality-suspicious.
ring to it that augured well in these
panicy times for the firm of He, She,
Cupid & Co., in spite of Company's
croaking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28

now I've done IL Of my own accord"
II was customary with the Piffltins
to exchange New Years gifts and not
to make the presentation until after
breakfast. Therefore, when Mr.. Piff-
kins entered the dining-room, Mrs
Piffkins was apparently unconscious
that he carried bulky parcel, while
he in turn was quite unaware that q
small, queer-shaped package lay be-
side his wife's plate.
"My DEAR" remarked Mr.. PiRkins,
rs he set down his coffee cup and
rolled up his napkin, during our
married life there has been only one
serious cause for contention-well,
perhaps two-but no matter. / intend
TO remove that cause"
~ have also determined to turn over
n new leaf, as you will presently see"
And she nodded mysteriously toward
the queer-shaped package.
IT have resolved during the coming
year TO discontinue the use of tobacco" +"
And he awaited the burst Of delighted
surprise to follow.
Mrs. Piffkins turned pale, doubtless
with Joy, replying tremulously. II
cannot accept this sacrifice; but have
resolved to yield to your entreaties,
abandon society and devote myself in
future to my home"
"Say no more, Maria, have hither.
TO preferred to remain at home in or
der that might smoke, but"
mo, Silas, II is who"
"In token of reformation have pur
chased with money / would have
squandered on the weed the silk even
ing dress you so desired"
"And l." cried Mrs Pifflins, "have
also prepared a surprise for you. With
the money had saved to give a recep.
tion have bought you "a meer'
sohaum pipei"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28

He was single and singular. Most
women would have called him fine
looking II It had not been for his nose.
He told Cupid privately that his nose
had always stood in his way, and no
wonder.
1t was so long drawn out, so start
lingly high as to bridge, but apparently
perfect as to draught
Patiently had this Lose stood guard
below two kind but bashful blue eyes,
and shifted the breezes of fifty sum-
mers and winters of single blessedness.
Cupid was his cat, and he also owned
q comfortable looking little fat brown
earthen teapot.
Cupid ate from his masters hand the
leavings of his bachelor board, while
he sought comfort by drinking all but
the leaves in the little earthen teapot
He ended each meal by tipping II up
and draining the last drop from its
spout
Cupid always watched this impolite
performance with q meditative, Won
der-if-that's-good air.
After tea he and Cupid used to sit by
the window and watch for her across
the way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28

oood.by, God-speed, all earthly things must
end,
Ono look into your fading eyes my friend,
B SO fond and dear, Old Year, Old Year,
| There's mild regret within my heart in
place Of pain,
An that was sweet in thee shall once
again
:. IN memory live and make me glad,
Old Year, then why be sadf
No~ that we're parting I'm impelled TO say,
What rye In secret thought for many day
Yet still love you, dear Old Year
You've always worn somewhat somber
face,
you've never had the winsome sprightIy
grace
That remember in your foregone kin,
Old Year, that have ushered In
Your stay was shorter, too, II seems to mo,
Than that Of former years was wont TO be.
Oh, fond and dear Old Year, Old Year,
Mayhap for me oil time is near complete,
And toward the end you're hasvning with
glad feet
Then speed, no longer stay,
r. Old Year, go swift thy wayl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28
SHE.

She was not "fat, fair and forty" for
the single woman who isforty is yet to
be born.
Besides being femininely dark as to
age and complexion, she was plump
and spry, neat as new pin, and CHEEKY.
As she sewed or mended In the even
ings, her shadow was thrown on the
window shade.
That was what he and Cupid watched
for across the narrow way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28
HIS MUSINGS

There, she's lighting her lamp,
iCupid--going to mend her stockings
tonight. can see her slip her hand
into it and hold it up to the light. A
neat little foot she must have, too,
Cupid.
See therel will youp Done, by Jovel
with neatness and dispatch.
Now what? o, see-going out, and
alone too. 'Demned shame, Cupidl
Ehp Wants to go-of course she does
they all do, Cupid. There she comes
to fasten her gloves by the light.
A neat fit on that jacket-lucky for us
old fellows that she comes between the
lamp and the window shade.
Now what is she doingp Putting
no "hxing" her bangs as only q woman
can, Cupid-a little, just little old for
bangs. Eh, Cupid? But they'll all do
it, even If IL does give 'em mutton
dressed-as-lamb" look, God bless 'eml
Now she's turning down the light.
The shadow grows dimmer-going,
going, gone, Cupid. Well, we will
smoke our pipe and think. What do
you say, pardnerP
For answer, Cupid jumped upon his
shoulder.
Then he lit his pipe and was SO busy
thinking and smoking that he forgot
to pull down the window shade.
When his pipe was smoked out, he
sat on thinking and mechanically
strolsing Cupid.
At last he arose and glanced out OF
the window in the direction of his
CHEEKY little neighbor.
To his surprise he saw her hastily
leave her window and lower the shade
He whistled softly and said: ''Do yor
think, Cupid, that she has been looking
at us, that is, at you, Cupid2" and ht
smiled again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-12-28
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