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Newsom (search for this): article 20
intelligent, delicate, and rather effeminate-looking lad, who gave his name as Newsom, made application and obtained employment at the Crescent office as a sub-newsped the reputation of being the best carrier in the office of that journal. Newsom (a good name for a carrier) became well known to all his fellow-carriers, and fut a murmur, and ever looking bright and cheerful. In the latter part of 1858, Newsom suddenly disappeared, much to the regret of his fellows, and more especially tofter to follow. Time's dark sullen shadow or departing years stole by, and Newsom became forgotten in the busy whirlpool of this world's affairs. Some days ago d smiling face was of itself a picture of happiness. Seated near her was — not Newsom, but somebody else, for Newsom was the identical lady herself! And thus is expom, but somebody else, for Newsom was the identical lady herself! And thus is explained the true, but romantic history of the mysterious newsboy.-- N. O. Crescent.
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The mysterious newsboy. --About the year 1855, a bright-eyed, intelligent, delicate, and rather effeminate-looking lad, who gave his name as Newsom, made application and obtained employment at the Crescent office as a sub-newspaper carrier. He was then about 14 years of age, very modest and reserved, but ever prompt and faithful, and gradually earned the reputation of being the best carrier in the office of that journal. Newsom (a good name for a carrier) became well known to all his fellow-carriers, and from his uniform good department won their respect and esteem, while his reserve prevented all familiarity. For three years he made the daily rounds of his route, through the cold rude blasts of winter's early mornings and the pitiless pelting rain storms, without a murmur, and ever looking bright and cheerful. In the latter part of 1858, Newsom suddenly disappeared, much to the regret of his fellows, and more especially to that of his employers. He gave no intimation o
1858 AD (search for this): article 20
e reputation of being the best carrier in the office of that journal. Newsom (a good name for a carrier) became well known to all his fellow-carriers, and from his uniform good department won their respect and esteem, while his reserve prevented all familiarity. For three years he made the daily rounds of his route, through the cold rude blasts of winter's early mornings and the pitiless pelting rain storms, without a murmur, and ever looking bright and cheerful. In the latter part of 1858, Newsom suddenly disappeared, much to the regret of his fellows, and more especially to that of his employers. He gave no intimation of his future course, as to where he was going, or what pursuit he intended hereafter to follow. Time's dark sullen shadow or departing years stole by, and Newsom became forgotten in the busy whirlpool of this world's affairs. Some days ago there was seen seated on the porch of a pretty cottage a sweetly dressed lady of between nineteen and twenty summers