I admit I made a mistake in ever allowing him to induce me to build at Royal.

Boglin owned the land and I used his money, so I gave up to him; but I'm through with the _honer'ble_ ass now.

Put it all in the paper; it'll make him feel good.

You might add that I'm taking the evening train for New York, shaking the dust of your miserable village from my feet for good and all." "Thank you, sir," said Patsy, brightly; "the Millville people will appreciate their good luck, I'm sure." Skeelty hung around the town for awhile, sneering at the new electric light plant and insolently railing at any of the natives who would converse with him.

Then he hired Nick Thorne to drive him over to Chazy Junction, and that was the last Millville ever saw of him.
During this day Joe Wegg's men succeeded in repairing all the wires which had been tampered with and in making a proper and permanent connection of the cable to the printing office.