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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-11-27, Page 7yam Cime iSIIIsf. it MORNING, (rE— )SERHINE STREET ONTARIO, her year, run advance �cI I earls 4; i rno 10 mo. 1 1 nto 0 00 I °12 00 "$ o0 12 00 1 7 60 4 00 0 00 t 2 00 {{{ 1 00 Ivuttisenuents, Se. per line er line for each subsequent re for first insertion, and rent insertier., No local than 2$e. bund, Strayed, Situations, ted, not exceeding 8 lined do, not exceeding 8 Buss, subsequent month My adhered to r advertisements, pr for specific directions, will be irged accordingly, Tren- t be paid in advance Lvertisements must be in , noon, in order to appear LLIOTT a01 riIETQa AND POnLISUZR STREET, ONTARIQ s and Surgeons, Ontario. unty of Iluron— wingbam, Ont, L. in., 1 to 6, p. m., or at Toronto University, and hysicians and Surgeons of Tnor of Centro and Patrick by Dr. Bethune, . p.- ONT ICITOR, Etc., Eta Is to loan at lowest rates harged. Mortgages, town. bought and sold. 11NOIlAtI, OST ORTON PER &e.; Ontario i E. L. DICKINSbN; B. A. ICITORS, Etc., Etc., So ikon. Commissioners for itoba. Farm, Town and rid sold, :Honey (private security at 51 per cent. ;e persons, upon the best lout any expense to the Manitoba and the North- nghain. 't tOS E, W1No11AM, eturing Celluloid Plates, plates of the bestmaterial s they can be got in the All wort: warranted. :eth by the use of Electra,. :tract teeth for 25 cents 'er Block, opposite the Dnald, L. D. S., TIST', MASON'S BLOCK 's Hotel, Wingham. st and 3rd Mondays FRANCE AGENT' ONTAP.in MANCE ) MARINB, ILPII. TAU, " FOR THE COUNT S UR ItON. part of tho Co. Charges VINGRAnt, ONT., i I'0R 'ME COUNTY ON ROLA. MES office promptly attend• 'OR COUNTIES iivnoN AND ,hos, omptly and on the,Shortes6 3atiSfaotion Guaranteed, tents ran rbc made at the ONT; a HAW WINS NS- AND CIVI6 .ENUI a i,F'bn ND %VINGIIAM. Trico of the tau will fr. ION cower, IBRUER Or bine ONT. pantie ever, lune they crossed animals of sue i ' glorioue epeoU. They had found', prize worth reining several risks for. Arrived at the farm house again, they found the bread all baked, and dividing this into packages, they wrapped it in grain sacks awl strapped it to the cantles of their saddles. Tlleti itway they rode, without more dr. y, • to overtake the maroli.ing Co 'Quin, 13ut they were not to got back so easily, Stoppiti by the roadside for a little rest and a bit of corn pone, they suddenly caught the echo of clattering hoofs behind. fn a moment n ban of fifty well mounted guerillas hove, iu sight, dashing towards them in full ohase. One glance was enough. Out: men put sputa to their swifi thoroughbreds cre d bounded off like the wind. Fleet %ffd ,sure of foot, those splendid Kentucky 'torsos. bore their new mas. ters op, shortening the distance bes tween them and safety. On came the tiff, swift and sure as well, while bullets whistled before them, and savage shouts and yells, It was a desperate chance,thodgh, and the two riders must ride 'light weight' or lose. Out came the knives. The straps were cut in a trice, Down tumbled the hard earned bread into the dirt. Blankets followed, and overcoats and haversacks, -. everything but their arms. - 'One mile passed, and still on came their' pursuers. Two miles, and the black horses were perceptibly gaining. Throe utiles and but a dozen guerillas werin sight behind, Then the boys checked their horses as they wenn up a long hill, that they ,might rest them a little. fboon again the yells sounded from behind, and again• the bullets carne 'zip, zip,' over their heads, The hill op gained and a turn in the road pro- tested them from shots, A moment's rest fur their noble preservers, then a oose rein, a touch of the spurs, and way dashed the horses like arrows from the bow. How they did go ! rattling over the hard road, as fresh and as free of limb as at the beginning of their 'race. Well was it for the troopers that their uers wasted their horses' wind o 6 up the hill !. T two gained steadily now, but it ectad as if the column of Union roops would never appear ahead. Suddenly around a turn of the road thick dust rose before them There ere the bluejackets at last 1 At the op of their lungs they screamed out : Friends 1 Union forever !' and as)lec'up to the rear guard. 'Halt! Abbut face! Unsling care nes! Guerillas behind 1' And at the word-Bang,baneebang ent several shots at the gray Jackeis. `How Many 7' 'A dozen.' Olt to the rear gnarl after thou, lir No inen taking the lead on their entu1ky thoraughbreds. Tliet night ten unwilling men kept ch ;other company, closely guarded our camp, and as many new horses tared tho service of the Union army cavalry. gallants Peel on the Sidewalk. 0 street car had passed,but to catch it ho reckoned, he ran like a deer, and shouted and beckoned, '.rill he planted his heel On a smooth bit of peel- enhe saw half a million of stars in a second, He was in too great a hurry; better ve waited for another car. 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