A NICE SELL.

Observer, Volume 6, Issue 142, 2 June 1883, Page 163

A NICE SELL.

is a young man of modest, unwith a decided penchant for (girls) and the Blue Eibbon— On his leaving a Northern port ai;friend and crony of his in town |^^Sr^^^' 'ielegrain announcing his intended deij|^l^i^^ii|'eai'h'estly desiring him to "look' out 'His friend was sorely puzzled, and the-boarders at a leading hotel Kt^f^TW9llT'atr;efet! : s-"- They put their heads together One suggested that aa habit; bf "getting on the loose" he material to keep him from f^jw^^iffgihis; i:O,G-.T,, obligation. A second migh have been " blue," was scouted on the ground in Bob's line, and that if would have been more exidea struck one of the gueasors. MoGUew, and suggested that Bob to-sec her on business. The idea ;£/iK&S. } fij|ei_ia jsunehiii-r 'iv a Fog. Forthwith, --ilie, jS.aKty,'.who h;ici mrlaxiri'j f^^M; : ips!.&'6%i%l6i : Zeodone, sjlliod out; in searcsb dieting dished female, and Slaving imbib<rl ri^fe.w^^fe^heVB y |in';the; course of hia peiv.qrir.s- -- -16? incphereniij the of =E^^^^^^^ :t>^i?m ? : boon ■ companions whom he >;^^*t^|eyßE\v-;a : good. opportunity of revenging foK^: r hoax which he had played upon evenings before. Promising to at the hotel at the appointed, fVr^^ifj'tliaj.separated, JpSv-t •> ;■■- »•■

'town, and was driren to %ffj^tli^Mßpili ! judge of Mb astonishment |?^J|^vj^i3J^i:sA ; intro,duced to this rqmarkable look-'imm&,?*s---'s ■ ■ ■

g^^^^^^| v if;^asj.in-yain'Bob protested tliat the of one previously to spine goods which had |^y^^^^P^^a^dJ.tHftt,He'merely >'wanted his friend '^.tO'their whereabouts.