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Mr. FfleMs Draws a Revolver wfltk the■IstakM iMfmrt— ikaittiaa Meg •fTetaeee.|Thebarbers hadeholiday Wedneeday and bright and early that ^odooa aon of Ham, Mr. Archibald Fields, aalliad forth to crash the tender heart, and fascinate the eye. Mr. fields at length became intereated fa a game of billiards with a number of white individuals, not numbered among Me peaceable population, and high worde ensued. The end was that Mr. Fields proclaimed his ambition to lick somebody for five dollars. All who know Mr. Fields, realise that such outbursts, are merely the playful emanations of a vivacious mind, and mean nothing. Mr. Fields did not really want to fight. But like the stork of old, he was in bad company and they said he must fight. So off to Diamond alley they aped, and were properly and speedily ejected. 8omebody planted a blow upon Mr. Fields unexpectedly, and in a delirious moment he drew a revolver
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Massillon Daily Independent
Massillon, Ohio, US
Thu, May 31, 1888
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