The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-30

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Hampshipa SiIlaG : lIpa.s - ~
almost pofatOTs1ns - -
hims!l[ Of hing esIlll - e.,1
oos day apsa . -
name Of HeleSa, - s
chokSd with Ghauadg slna9 dni1a fXaa
: don't know % WueA aAest saaa1ilaaUs1oL
} ky chimneys asE d, oaneEa a ND
cure en-" "Ah I" ed Elsalsk wiSAtne
tereSt, 'tdId yun svsr 90 y smoY o..
Oey enrsAis -'iGssn 4 r. - sla5ea. II
think hAtN I bed tie ySEsa eliria
SeabOArd coeDty oaeA AsdI sA y .
little too much" "HOw wsS Haar M
Holtoa sSksd "Why, you a,~ I'D
Joe, Il built . little hoass eaI yo16oE, e
Wolf Hollow, tea - twelve ysAfS sgG-
Jim Bush, ths, fellow that beilt ~ SAlm-
neys, kePl 6lisd dunk thsseQsaEtsFS q
the time, and cfegy drunk ~ 6thsE. I
told him Gh0uKhk he'd haEa aome1hing
wrong; bot hs stock 10 n end 1hlsAea
the house. We'll, We Haevsd in. ahd b0ile
. FIRE the t,ogt nsoEuinR, b bslt thetGws
kettle. All The smoke came throuah The
room and went out Of the windows; not
. bit went uR the Huea. Il was tried fiG
two Or thrse day., and It eOt woE10 -
worse. By and BY It came o. - rain
and ths rain began 70 come dow1lOh9
chimney. II put The Gre out IN . ulnhts
and directly Il came down BY the PailfSL
We had 10 get the baby OF the Ao0tUUDa
IS possible, Of II would have bebu asvWn.
ed. In 6fteen minutes the water saooA
knee-deep on the Ao0r. pfOttY eoo6
saw what was the mattse. The drankom
euss bed put the chimney wrong end 81
and Il dfawod downward, i eethetS4
all the rain within hundred yardA saA
poured it down BY bucket.full1:" !" IWA
that was untoFtunAte, remarked HoltOu,
but what In the world did yoa Do NTH
the hOusSI Supoly, yoa never cured
thaG chinneyf'' sHiAsH LtAouaA igaH-
swered old Joe. 'sYsGI I did." EHow r.
asked HOlto0. Stored he psAm -,
cpl" said be. '-sad thsu 1se e1Rhtt0
have 'seen It draw. That Waa In nay Z
cured Il too mnch.H '.is drSR TO omncAe"
asked Hol.on. "Well, SQUIRE. xpa MAJ
judge t0f yourselE," /" sAid cd JoA rRrot.-
ty soon after We got the chima6I down
and the other end up, ! mlssed eno SfEho'
chairs cut oCths room, and diFoetly sd
anothsr Of 'em shoOtine towards lhA 0se.
place. Next the table Went and ! - de
bAcklog going up. Then I grARPloa Ire
old woman under one Arn and de BABY
under t'Othee and started bot lust ao1
got 70 the door I seed the cat going aetOnt
tbs 6OOF, holding on with her clGwa 10 The
carpet yelling AwIuIly. II Waant no nae.
just Sse her going over the cop of the
chimney, and that was the last of koR.N
well, what did you do then ~ aakeai
HOltCu; ~Of course, yon could not NVN
in such house :" "CouIdn't !, thoanhf''
said Joe; ''but / did ; pat p0ulsiSo %
the jamb Of the nreplsce, and tint draMs4
t0ther way. - % had no more tssahlAR
-e-o$&%- ''1rft
TEE SUPERNA1ukki.p-"The lAla n. L,
8. quilted this wOEld with On oxcSalonk
reputation, being st the time supGtinteu-
dent Of aD institutiOp for the ralif e thO,
poor In B.. HE old hOu0ekeencP 90
retained in bis D0nsa aefViea. NetIR
after her masters dsath, she waO 1wakANe
ed in the night. Shs knew not Aoe, sNaI
saw . tall haekasd- d-lnOking Ihaa, II ~.
room, who was rsndeFed visible 10 Hsr By
. light that seemed to Issue from hJme0k
This appeared to BET repeatedly, and ~
wished to resign her situation. Hwuaaa-
ter, however, promised to sleep In Eh6 a.
joining apartment, In order thaa she might
call him whenever this terror ssised her,
and advised her to inquire thU motive Of
its visits This she did whsreupon it
beckoned her to follow, which, after some,
hesitation, she summoned resolution 10 do.
It then led the way down some steps 70 q
passage, where It pointed out to her con.
cealed closet which It signi6ed to her By
signs, she should open. She represented
\ that shO had no key, wheseupon Il 40.
scribed to her, In Sufficiently articuIat0
words. where she would End oAa- Gho
procured the key. and, on opening the
closet. found . small parcel, which the
spirit desired her to remit to the governor
Of the institution for the relief Of the pOov
at B., with the injunction that the con,
tents should be applied to the relief Of the
'inmat0s-thAt institution beiag the Oaly
means v hereby hs eould ehaai4 Esst end
peace In the Other woEld HsVtaR man-
toned these circumstances % her 1AoaaEs
who badc her do what sha bad hsea q.
sired, she took the parcel 70 TIE Resorneer
and delivered it without commnnlcatinE
by what means il had come into her p0s-
session. Her name was entered in theiF
books and she was dismissed; but aftar
she was gone, they discovered, TO their
surprise, that the package contained an
order for 30, 200 forms, Of which the late
Mr.. S. bad defrsuded the institntiOn, ana
converted to his own use. MF. g., junior.
was now called upon 70 pay the money,
which he refused to do. The aftAir was
at once referred to the authorities, and
the housekeeper being arrested, he and
she were confronted ip the court WherC
she detailed the circumstances BY which
the parcel had come into her possession.
Mr.. 8. denied the possibility Of the thing;
declaring the whole must be, for 6Cno
purpose or other, al invention Of her own.
SuddeOly, whilst making this dseenss, 10
felt blow on his shonlder, which ssussd
him to start and look around, and at thS
same time the hOusekespeF exclAimsd-
"See there he stands nowl Thew b
the ghOst!" None perceived The AgBVw
except the woman herself and NJ. g. hat
everybody present. the minister iasle6oA,
heard the following words: " " eSG 70.
| pair the injustice that have consisted.
that l may be st'peacsl" TbS MAney
was paid; and Mr.. q was % much q.
fected BY this painful event. tat hA was
seized With severe illnass. hew. WhiaA
be with difficulty raeoFeEsG n KgNee.
says that the eircumstRpoa eeCusraA h
the year 1914 and CzszA eopslAasala
sensation at the tims. -, ~,
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