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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19

thlnk so!
Mr.. T. We'll. you kind of stared
about you. as you got out Of the cars.
as if the place did Mt look familiar.
Mr.. r. DO you know n Mrs.
Rollins in this town?
Mr.. T. Is it she that lives in the
brown cottage on the hill yonder'
Mr.. r. The same.
Mr.. T. Well. l can't say visit
her. but can tell you all about her
Poor woman!
Mr.. r. Why do you say that Is
any thing the matter with her?
Mr.. T. She has had hard time OF
it. Poor young thing a month
after her marriage. and just as she
had got fixed there in the cottage, her
scamp of husband ran OFF TO Cali
fornia.
Mr.. r. Scamp of husband Ran
off, (Indignan,.) What do you
mean. sir? Checking himsclf) Ex-
cuse me. What did he run or fcre
Mr.. T. For robbing bank. So
they sat.
Mr.. r. Who ssye
Mr.. I. THEY say.
Mr.. r. Who are ney'
Mr.. 7. The world generally. Ev.
cry body says. People say.
Mr.. X. Can you name single
person besides yourself who says it?
Mr.. I. Really. SO many people
say it that / can not think OF any one
in particular.
Mr.. r. Perhaps l will quicken
your memory by and by. Bu, what
of Mrs. Rollins9
Mr.. T. She's on the point Of being
married again. So they say.
Mr.. R. Indeed! To whom?
Mr.. T. To a Mr.. Edwards Ed.
wards.
Mr.. R. (Aside.) Her own brother.
(Aloud- Are you sure Of this9
Mr.. t. o. yes! He has been
residing in the house with her. They
take romantic walks together. The
wedding is to take place Immediately.
So they say.
Mr. r. Who say?
Mr.. T. Well. I told you. They
say. What would you have moree
Mr. r. Who are MeyF
Mr.. I. How should know? You
are the most unreasonable man / ever
met with. l say they say, and YOU
ask uho say? AS if any better su.
thority could lie givenl
Mr.. II. Did THey Say ever say
that you were a meddling. prying.
gossiping. impertinent. mischicvous.
INSCRIPTIONS. malicious retailer of
absurd ISLANDERS?
Mr.. L. What do you mean. sir. by
such language? I'll have ron arrest
ed. Lawyer Flceceum is my particu-
lar friend. Ii there was only witness
at hand, sir, I'd make ycr pay pretty
sum for this. Keep your hands OF.
sir! No matter. sir: kick me-kick
me. i see witness vonder. I'll
have you arrested for assault and
battery. Kick me. If you ike.
Mr.. r. / shall not indulge yoa SO
far. But take warning, sir. how yon
quote Mr. They Say for your scan
daIous reports. Old z1ey Say is .
liar and coward
Mr. +. That's libelous. sir. Iwish
/ knew your name.
Nr. Il. Ny name Is Rollins. sEi
that cottage ca the hill, these, Is
mine.
Mr.. T. Wheughl You Mr.. Rol-
lins?
Mr.. r. The same.
Mr.. L. Did mt you once rob
bank?
Mr. r. once plucked rose from
bank in friends garden. whereupon
another friend playfnlly remarked that
he had caught me robbing bank
Some Irish laborers heard him say il.
and may have misunderstood it. This.
probably. is the foundation Tor yOur
story. W
Mr. T. But is Mt your wife going
10 be married? Does M she walk
out every day with young mani
Mr.. r. That young ran is her
poor, consump;ivc brother. who has
come here for a change Of air. Let
me advise you. friend They Say. to
look before YOU leap. another time.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19

activity wrongly employed--to an in
valid mother.
Let us step across the road and en-
ter this pleasant household The FAM
lily are most Of them in the sitting
room. Ely Major is poring over a
book which she holds half out OF
sight; Minnie sits at the piano just
touching the keys softly. Henry is
lounging, the mother and father both
occupied with newspaper Of the right
kind.
Suddenly Mr.. Major looks up. and
notices the absorbed attention of his
youngest daughter.
"Well, ELY, what interests you SO
much, dear?"
1.-The little girl blushed, but answer
ed ingeniously, "Ol papa, it is Rob
inson Cruso.' Sarah Carter lent it to
me yesterday, and it is so beautiful .'
"Yes. dear, very pleasant and en-
tertaining book; still, perhaps my
daughter could read something better
with more profit to-day"
The child looked earnestly toward
him and smiled.
"If you think best, father, l will
read something else"
Il do think, as this day is set apart
for the worship of God, your little
Bible might be pro6tably studied"
"Will you explain to me, fathcr?"
"Yes, dear"
Ely laid aside her book gently, and
with little seeming regret applied her
self to her Bible, sure of her father S
sympathy and assistance should she
need it.
Henry, my son, you are very rest
less"
"Yes, father; | am thoroughly tired
doing nothing My head aches ii !
read"
"Well, my son. You had better walk
a little way. Take the back road
down by the river, and when you re-
turn, tell us how many evidences of
Gods goodness you have seen. You
need little exercise, and You have
been good boy to-day. Minnie.
child. why don't you play something
and sing? l should like very much
to hear Mary at the Savior's tomb. -
The little girl, delighted that he re-
quested the music, sang the sacred
song very sweetly. and the rest listen
ed in approving silence.
Now that other favorite of mine
He doeth all things well'-that is a
most beautiful melody"
So soothingly the music fell upon
the air at the close OF that calm Sab
bath day, it seemed as if the angels
were listening too. Mr.. Major, smi-
ling upon his wife, said softly, Thank
Godl' Her eyes were filled with hap
py tears. 1t was not yet six months
since one of their little ones had gone
home. and this song touched their
hearts with the tenderest emotions.
All was silent again, when loud
peal of laughter was heard in the back
part of the house. In another minute,
in came Ally dressed up in his father S
morning gown, pair of spectacles on
his nose.
my dear" said Mr.. Major, gravely.
That was all-nobody smiled. The
little one looked about in great coniu.
sion-threw off the dress, and ran,
head down, toward his fathers open
arms.
81 think we can do something better
than dress up in that ridiculous fash
ion to-day. don't you, Ally?'~asked
AIR. Major.
"Yes, sir" the little fellow said, in
s spbdued voice, still nesting his curly
head ip Lis fathers arms In quiet
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19
From Life Illustrated.
THE TWO SlBBA1H.kEEPIRS.
BY ALMA MATER.

btOlHtt Nlldl DOOh HdNt NVU
thcre?"
Zone Of D'Aubigne's, father"
Put it up, my son; take your Bible;
it is the holy Sabbath"
o. but, father, this is SO good it
tells Of the Reformation. and Christ
ians, and p ersecutions; | ain SO mach
interested in it."
Put it up. my son, it is Gods holy
day; take your Bible or your hymn
book, or else sit still and think; it is
distracting 10 the mind to read such
things
40. fatler-I-"
"Mind me, sir!"
There was no appeal from this
stcrnly spoken command; so George,
with hasty step, flushed face, and an
angry heart, put up his favorite vol
ume, but he wonld not take the Bible.
Instead, he hurried to sofa in dis
tant part of the room, and threw him
self upon it, sullcn. AMI thinking un-
generous thoughts of his father. ''He
don't care any thing about readingl"
he said mentally, but passionately;
..he never read history, and don't
know how good it is. nor how much
one learns. l think it is hateful OF
him to make me sit here dumb and
stupi,l-that | do-and | won't read
the Bible. for he never explains it to
me. o. dear. | wish 7 could 90 To
Sleep"
Mr.. Allen had looked round once to
see il his son was obeying him, and
merely rcmarking. Don't leave that
place, SIR" he threw his silk handker-
chief over his face again and slept.
1t was a warm summers day. The
windows were all open, and through
two of them the arbor in the garden
looked very cool and inviting. "If |
had only gone out there with nv
book" grumblei the bov. "he never
would have seen me: and | know it's
no harm to read D'Aubigne | mean
to ask the minister"
Just then there was a great noise.
In came little Archy with the Kitten
ami pasteboard box. Kitty was
running in great glee, so was Archy
Their noise awakened Mr.. Allen.
"NVhat is that" he cried, sternlv.
Me and kit, father; see, kit is RI
ding me to church; get up you cat, y
and awav they galloped again.
Stop that, you wicked boy; unhar-
ness the kitten, or l shall whip you
severely. Bad boy. do You know it S
the holy Sabbath9"
kitty was tired sittin' still-and /,
too" cried Archy. pouting. as he stood
intent on the kitten. 'tain't wicked" "
Take that kitten ou,!' cried Mr..
Allen. reluctantly springing up from
his chair "and alter that come here
and sit on this stool, and if you stir
Ill whip you severely, sir-O, the in
born wickedncss of children!" he cried,
groaning to himself "they hate good
ness. l can't make them comprehend
that tins Is the Lords day.
"A sweet voiee was heard singing in
the next room, and softly the words
hoa'ea upon the air-"he doeth all
Things we'll
"oatnerineF cried Mr. Allen.
a young s'ri appeared
atherine' are you singing a
song
was singing he doeth all things
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19
Light. More Light!

n Have made arrangements with the Pro-
] prietors Of Knapp's Patent Coal Oil
Lamps. and will have constantly on hand a
supply of all kinds. These Lamps are per
fectly safe, IL being impossible for the Oil to
explode. free from smoke or unpleasant odor
while burning. and by actual experiment
consume only one cents worth Of Oil an
hour. They may bc seen at all times at my
Drug Store, where shall be happy to show
to all who may wish to purchase.
april lat, So. w. B PIERCE
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19
For The Journal.
"Do the Rights


How sweet with conscience 'tis TO be a, peace.
To feel the full assurance Of worthy aim
Nor wealth. nor power, With all their boassei
veal,
Nor proud ambition, such fruition claim.
What though distrust may ccnsure thy design
And jealous foes may doubt thy good intent
What though the frown Of tickle changeful
Should damp the ardor which thy zeal had
lent.
What though thou grasp not here the trash
Of wealth
Thou may'st not claim thy heaps Of shin
Ing gold,
Fame may not wreath thy unpretending name
Since thou hast not for her thy conscience
sold.
Though loud the storm may roar around thy
head,
Or thund'ring burst on thy devoted breast,
A still small voice shall cheer the gath ring
gloom,
And conscience whisper, troubled spirit,
rest. FLETCHER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19
@DEN TISTRY .@
H w. FOSDlCK.

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the
IL Ladies and Gentlemen of Winchester
and vicinity, that he has Located in the place
and opened an Office in Monks building.
above HATS Store, on Franklin street,
where he may be consulted for all oper-
ations on the Teeth, such ~ Cleaning.
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting Ar
tificial Teeth on Gold. Silver, Platina or
Gutta Pcrcha, in any number required from
one 10 an entire set. complete. in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities in
Childrcn's teeth. Particular attention will
be paid to all diseases of the mouth. All
operations warranted. Chloroform admins
tered when necessary. Examinations and
advice given free of charge. Mr.. Fosdick
will call at private residences by request
Having had some ten years practice in Den
tistry, he feels confident in assuring the
public that be is enabled to give entire sat
isfaction in all respects. feb %, 1888.
n. B.-Oficc hours from o'clock A. VI.
70 o'clock 7. VI. of each day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19
srER, RANDOLPH COUNTY THURSDAY, AUGUST

said to himself, "How father does
grumble on the Sabbath. Seems to
me he loves to scold best on that dsy.
| wonder if that is keeping it?" and
little Archy. twisting himself like an
eel on the low seat appointed him,
stretching his mouth, pulling his ears
and yawning, sat himself ut last to
picking out the pink threads of his
frock, and making a mat of them.
Il wonder where Mary is?" though,
George TO himself; 30, dcar-I'm SC
tired"
Mary, alas! was perched up in the
hot garret. close to a pane of glass Sc,
in the roof, reading a long.hidden
book. unwholsome as the damps Of the
charnel. house, and destructive of all
morality.
Father, mayn't / just walk in the
garden littlc?" asked George hum.
bly,. His father had finished his nap,
and was now moving to and fro, hum
ming snatch of some psalm tune.
mo, sir; how often have / forbid
den you to ask me? Next thing you Il
be wanting to go to the woods, and
then to the river with fishing lines and
tackle. l wish my children were like
Majors across the way. They are al
ways cheerful and pleasant on a Sab.
bath and seem to love the day"
"But, sir, Mr.. Major talks to them,
and ls doesn't"
"Silence, sir, no reflections; l ain
sorry ! have such disobedient boy
now go and get ready for church, the
bells are ringing"
Glad to escape, George hurried away
to his room, and Archy followed him
to show a ruined frock--the result OF
activity wrongly employed--to an in
valid mother.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-08-19

From sargcn,'s Monthly we take
the following instructive dialogue.
which is very applicable to a great
many persons in the world. Profit
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-20


lffsHpsae.s s~ys . Ssrssmfpfts
~, ns saglssf' 4Hsh'y 10 No
shaas'sf n say Isfsss " y"
h. ggHf fIsst 4 che p'afs' fine
~ mssl ybni engagement w''sp
thpy hf Are = Mel'le ED
ssfthy sadt ~ III lhelf ~
f~ahlmehls, minister's ahoali be
pfonpl, Aed asii hea'efs Flll
come 10 10 prompt Ihhewl.e.
ilusiass men should NJ pfomn
~ meet lhelf engagements ahd n
eoiahlef lhelf promises . .tfei
and Thea Their customers mid
patrons VIII consider ileiu saefed
paflshimsts shoald he pfmmpt 10
meet ihsIi wtseiipiIons ~ their
ministers support and then he
eao meel promptly bic stare bills
mpi shef Ireaniaty liabilities
Hul~tdben shmli be- prompt W
paying iw lI,els papers To he
prompt will abnmlauily pay IN
hll 4 costs 10 lw 10, lutp whatever
matter you carry this virtue,
a wan, oi pfmapdness enpen.
der. len lhousaud Vie. n lwiher.
the Publisher, whon you mad BIZ
hard earned fmpcf and do not pay
for II promptly Il ~'ncommodc'
your minister when simply ioI
wnni u a little womptucss BIZ
quarterly poy runs lar behind
u impaifu the Interest aud prof
Of the aoelal meetings Of you
chufchea, when brethren TAIL II
promptness 10 attend, aud II
promplncss spcak and proy whe'
they do attend In fact, not to b,
prompt y bad In forty diilarcu
why's, while on the other hand
promptness Is o cardinal virtue O
tho very first importance. d
prompt always.
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" sssesatTiJ tsfsi u hass 70
tffefa . Yffy HfsaF aeflHssf m ihs
HsHptH "a faeala Nil hasa
thlHs ~ lssAs - lsa fHasg
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lsHdHf iala W. lfsaA asssHally maag
Her " 'leafea Z nIgss ~ insla
80 A. he fsiHe tesf NJ fafsi spal
h. Recovered Ne aseseg stA Nd Ne
h'ssts ~ hasa hag ~ lals ~
hsasg lsla n lhs tlsht Ffeshas BAD
~ undetermined = pafllnt n ne iasd
that I've xMHhs n lhs lmomaafa va
NJ sawnflsa W. 0llftf. ~ saps
A hs 80 ~ daepsf shssd. a. ~
y VI hnwtf u atvs lha HIVE n fhHse
N ~ lfsia, ~ Ne fsh N W. men
In w. sfiafed NJ Afsnaa 10 iinp
m sod ave himself shlIs hs eantIa
asd ~ iha engine Ahd IN lte crash
shleh Immediately hllessd. had aae
ihlph hfotah N lsg rlaets. N arm
hfal,H aad mfslyei olhsf injuries,
from shift no ilea sepa ailef hing
conveyed 10 Memphis ~ Friday eve
hiap We leafa lhal The ~pa,aesepf'
m Tho ifala generously contributed
saveal bundled dollars IN lle idiih
ianante N NJ mlgef's family H.
mbly %retfadmed hls duty and died Al
Wa poal
IN mnseqnence of lhla accident lls
trains have been greatly dlAafdefed
The damage We learn Will be- repaired
fully, m 10 mouow, when The train,
will resume heir regular trips
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Mo1zteq.s
sD161,ss-

MARRIED, n the residence oi Mrs. y.
7. IIans, In Pamela county, on wednc..
day morning, iath inst, hy Rst. .. II.
Gray, D. u, DR.. JOHN THOMPSON, 81
Oxford, to Miss LAURA Y. HUNT. Of
this county.
Oar friend DR.. Thompson has gone on
on n hunt which. withou, doubt, he will
enjoy. IL Is ono Of the party w alluded
10 In our last Issue. We wish the party a
pleasant trip to the Crescent City, WHERE
they haveroae, and a safe return to their
hspry homes.
Married, nj tho residence Of tho Brides
father, John Dlackman, ivc miles Wes,
81 Pamela, on Thursday evening, lith
Inst, By Hon. Orvills Harrison, Air. JOHN
BuRL.YsoN TO Miss y. N. A. BLACK.
MAN, MI II this county. =
The porsmanof tn sras, asd his assis.
sans ppo. askscwlsdse tho receipt Of q
4esnsifal supply u tho Bside's Cake, IN
the shape q : hssss, for vhisA thsyssa-
a. sheir tAasls, sod hsassy sGapaasla.
sioss sssAs hsPpysssple. Nayshsis& ays
- hsppily, without : sAatsw - Asir
oashnnn ~ m>v au~nbr, AZ lieale ~
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e.es(evo (i)e1j.e -
,seeg.l tenn Fl N
IA lonrs esm6(v
lkeec 80 hsss<< 16111 ~
~ f1e61oe. 49,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-20

W. ara requested 10 give notice
that W. l,ev. jaws W. Ilarn- will
preach IN Pamela at The Presbyterian
Church. on sunday next, q, ! | o'clock.
A. N.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-20

lDfap IinAps.-The "iead head
liai" NJ Tho Hudson Iiiyrf RaiIroAd
Includes, We believe, says The
Iplia, the presidents aud directors
Of alI The other fsIIfoad companies
IN the country ! ! alI tho members
oi the Legislature VI the Stale |
aud The Mayors. Recorders, Alder.
men aud cmnellmen VI New
York, AIbsny,iI' etc. etc. but
moi n single editor IL permitted 10
90 over the road ffcc.
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PTS lls.plIs Easss 4 E.sul.
sef and tAs APpesl. vsss last veeA a
svrr-hsah sbsst sAsas cirsulatsss.
Roth s'sl~sa y Aavs ~ lsavsu1 tn
little Iedess , sAss sA<m vlsA Ne
cemblaed ciVcuhsiss Win ~ Ksus.
We apecs rsscesss liss,s lsvSl 10
I'm ~ coa,pvsssy. 60 No.
We EEL Perfectly esav h ssssvAsss.
NJ We hscw that H. ssAa ~. b.
ias. the largest dpelatlsa = 60 NJ,
ssd cespsy, ~ vaisA ~ Aavp Asl
s-ssrs.sa - ~ ~ psAakAsse 4 q.
bets<sSlse-sv1ss ea.Ass h 81 On,
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THIS paper. the prsspectas II which
appeared In our columns. ior some
time, according to special request.
was issued b AlempAis "a ~ Tuea.
day week. bat ~ . slAsle cspy have
tAsy ss'ssst b INWARD 10 the svAa.
We csa's MP sAlskiss hat " lav.
hess shabby tsvsssa. Nov, ssssls.
msa Of the Avalanche. svNd us your
daily. regularly. d the pablicsties II
y"as psesPscsss entities us u The
exchange.
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Ils man sisA " ax.,cesed calf.
sA'sAAs termed . ':salf and q half.
~ sess last vssa. sAowerias ssssAs.
- spea H. We learn that he uss
'ss''s''sd to ssAihi, at the Depot, bu,
y svsss y vouldat "shcw Ia this
s's's 10 moFs'" - Mlssi,sipplaas
"ess'est spprSisse = sis legged calf
nsbsv."
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10 creditors and slAsv peuroo
n ne iasoirest s1sti
field, decsasef. T.
Tho Jassasy Tea,
N Probate t'eaft u 49,
Mississippi. III CIurk u ~ G
his report aad III = slaius I
estate, allowed by M. ~
hereby notI0sd 10 appsaP
Court IN the let hiondsy b
to object 70 said report M III, I
particular claim therein Alleuof
JOHN n. KIN
Ais,inidraisr VI ~
January u, lsjS.
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ETTERS Of Adminidnmow
IL Estate II Alcxanao
we're granted to tho ~
Probate Court IL I'anolAo
sirri, At the January Ten,
Creditors 81 said t1ce@umm
,ikcd to psetals ~ Nm
registered In H. psobe>o 9
within the lime limited
this Notice viii b. plse1
ment thereof.
January 10, Ises
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The second volsee, and
~ " snses upsa M "a.
ebess - ssv pssss y 'cpsss.
M assAss's
I improvement
r1Qu.s lgs
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Lands
A \ Admlnlasal6s " n
~ H. Caldwell. lsesaso{
public vendue. on Moxir
u March nest, ~ tk11(V
IN the town Of pae6)a; 61A1
twelve months, MI shs Ia>0
ceased IN the following
Pamela rcunty. risi Tia
eighth. interest In South
Section iwcnty:soveu Tsv1
Range sevsn, Wess.
&. Y. caldwell.
January 20, 1855.
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' 'Fr@t <eF<X t74<{f - -
mining koi0cuv. IN
n an h6n6r< :
sheye nde(N1
The t<d mi lsso(
Than ~ INN lhteo IsDo1
snd Ists nnsl~v M M1r0(Ne1. ~
lhsy haze m ~ VMted ikso0rh
lhe he'd fwk FINN I'm n hfSen
hundred kef trkfe my ~
through. shen lhey eotnf TIA
bed NJ m snetsbf hves heve
hem In them ihfes shrvsuhd kEss
aHaef sfsuad IN them .sw
AHy quantity n n,suI xssst AID
suihe lsfre laa- md lsees. many
n ihem .evsfaI ieei IN disnei<f.
and . pofileu N them t<sansJ
and HEROINE Hke slgbes htHur NJ
The wind remains nImo>t n pr.
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