Roland for Oliver.

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 10 June 1890, Page 3

Roland for Oliver.

As wegoi^ Sbtrth'GaroUa'i'wa wei-ejoinediJy'^ .Tli6g« from • Fi|t& burg. He'trti: beetf tr»telHng South for liisi^alth; : «ft|d had ' jnit rig«red »ip; iUV Iie .' MA P»i^V 9ft*. iwentytire aoftiirif 1u few to waiters. He vewed tViat fc*V6liW not pftjr out •«npther cent and we encWui-igwl hitoashsVa" fl'f B T2OuM. : Wh«n wt went up to itite-ibUl "«*■ -big WVP, brought the trtnaksup and when. 1m was ready to go the Judge called* 'to < him and v t>eg<in, " Coloured stand up ! Now, Iwout tp^ say to you tHat I sßftli e«p#ot : prompt ner*. vie« witfiduif(*B3. ' Xqu have brought ug my trunk ; that's all right ; it was your buifa'eff i©.< • I aha 1 want afire, arid I ihalipropably ask you to g6 on errands -but if you look fees at m« I'll throw you out of the window." ! Wt w«r* *h«M two days, and foe wntwwaMttf *)»**> humble and willing f bul as ,we v made ready : to depart the <4norning. of the tbird , in comes a ctnstablt -W4th a warrant to arrest thr judge for threats And. personal tiqi^e. It bad been sworu out Jbefbre a jusrtice. ten miles away, and the complainant i w»s the first, negro waiter. It -took ;the two of us to hold the Judge down <>n bii back dtiriiig his par j oxysm, and i^ren^ll* 4»a4 cooled- ftff a Tittle ths'H^gro ilippsi into the room'afid sa|3, " White ., ma*, stand. «pl. N«w,' F*w«int.4ot say to you d»t a fiTe'dplla^. bill will settle dis j«r case just as. j. , feel now, bnt if jongoesto ca^in' naiaes or pullinV bair or kickin\J'U stick fur twenty k£to dollars!^^;^at Justice am vay i own brudder, and h,e!s ji.st ach^in 1 io send Bome/iwhite. : man- ter gaol fur six moujths r " „ •