THE TWO O' S .
(To the Editor of the Westport Times.) Long O and short O met up in town, Long O to short O didn't knuckle down. Long O as member hasn't done so bad, Short G, the Super, is a sorry lad. Short O, as Super, is quite long enough. Shelve him and bring down rather better stuff. Long O will beat him, or show the reason why fie couldn't do it worser, if he lay him down to try. OtD JOHN. [You should send .your ".poetry" to the new organ. The conductors are seeking anxiously for talent, and may give you an engagement.—Ed. W. T.] [For remainder of news see 4<th page.']
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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1128, 28 November 1873, Page 3
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