The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-22

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partial failures Of our small grain from
causes, the mo-. Of which might have
been easily remedied. Much Of our last
crop Of wheat was wiatcr killed, nom
no. having BEEN put in properly and par.
ticularly from not rolling the ground
after being sown,
In some future number ! would be
pleased to enlarge upon this subject, but
for the present must close.
WARSAW.
"a SuBscKsER'--mey his shadow new.
or grow less till we hear from him 1ew
times more--aends US the following.
which he vouchcs for as truo and "gine.
wync :"
Mr. H., gentleman from this city,
was stopping at small town in Ohio,
and standing in the barroom Of the hotel
be observed a Yankee pcddlers wagon
approaching the house. Soon after tho
peddlcr entered, and looked at the clock
to see the time having observed which,
he put his hand in his watch-pocket, and
drew out Of that vast receptacle one n
the genuine old "turnips which are Of.
fered as bargains on every stand in the
city. Having compared notes, he drop
ped this watch into his pocket, and drew
ono out Of another pocket, and So on
out Of every pocket on his person. lie
seemed to be walking watch depot.
Mr.. II stared and inquired
How many watches Of that kind
have you 7"
Wal, about bushel, l kslkiiate I .
was the c6bl reply.
Our friend whis,lod n token Of unbe-
lief
"To tell the truth, though" pursued
the Yankee I've get EN- laying in .
bnshel measure ,ew hum, and | .wow to
gosh its half FILL You got a watch 7
Mebbc we can trade
But our friend was no. quite so green
as the Yankee thought him aud WAS not
SO easily caught He had u watch in
his pocket, \ common |cpins. the move
ment Of which was totally worn out
In fact. he had paid sevcntyiivc cents
for il, although i, was worth dollar
fol- its silver. lie therefore said TO the
ankee
ies, . nave watch.
fv" le's zee ' ~. 400,
Ic' ''o ~ 0"' "''" wa" "a"
uons 'eJo'uu,'' -. ",
ou' '''snu eAan.'eu 'ne .""r'e !.
m"'o"' a"" 'o"n' WIS ~" "oou'
h'ty cents more III s"'e' t'an h's o"n'
ana t''at 'ts movement was a''ose'"e' 'A'
ueless. lie 'ne' snoweu n's 1--WE.
wall VIVA, a," you . =" '' IN,
ny wa'eh womb oe worm "SNe" '"'
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