Downer [noun]

The accompanying portrait is from an oil painting in the possession of his grand-daughter, Mrs. Samuel Downer, of Dorchester.

There was Downer, a little Freshman, white with the excitement of his first public performance.

Here Dr. Eliphalet Downer, in single combat with a soldier, killed him with a bayonet.

“Very well, Jerry Downer; you are dismissed,” and he waved Jerry out of the room.

Last fall I potted some of the Downer, and in the winter grew them in the house.

Some berries shine, the Downer glows as if there were a red bloom upon it.

One more set put them in the final match against Jim Downer and his sister Helen.

Downer's Cleaning and Polishing Oil for bright metals, is the oldest and best in the market.

Here was a great mortgage on the Downer farm, that the Eastmans had partly cut into city lots.

Make him lively, cook him; tell him who taught you; a downer to him, and I'll marry you to-morrow!'