davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

FIT-'-'''" ~
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in.................. $ljG.nOo Oh
Circulating notes outstanding ........ ,hOO 90
individual deposits. .... iI99,lG -
United states dePOsits.......... 1921 10
Sj2,424 80
Due National Banks Ranks and Bankers q6,7S5 %
stamp account. ......... ,O27 IA
Prot and 10 a................. 1929 ~
81 ,2S2, e76 30
l. : \. GLOVER, Cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Richmond, Virginia, do solemuly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of nay knowledge
and belief $ A. GLOVER, Cashier.
STATE OF NIRaGNIA, county Of HenrcO, to wit.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this second day
u January, lSGd j. NJ. MURRAY,
janj-3t Notary Public
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

We have lust received further Tradition To stock,
making it as complete any time during til" season
We call attention to
Wooden Goods, Sontags aud Capes
Cotton, silk and linen cambria llandkerchies
Ladies and Gents wooden aud cotton Hosiery
buck Berlin silk and other Gloves
Coat, vest and trimming Buttons
ladies and Gents linen and paper Collars
Ladies' and Gents wooden Shirts and Drawers
Rubber and horn Combs aud Buttons, great variety
New style Head Nets
Magic RnhicS, Hoop Skirts
Skirt Braid, Soaps
Perfumcry, &c &c,
At wholesale, and as low as they can be bought any
where MANN :. VALENTINE
d,cI5-tf z. A. FRANKLIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

i BY consent Of parties and Trustee under ~
Deed of Trust from Robert Coles, deed, To- Tuck Il =.
or $ Coles, executed and recorded IN April, l>to.
will offer for sale the premises, on THURSDAY the
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, lsG5 ii suitable. and il not
the next suitable day, of th" finest rm- ia the
county Of Albrmarle, situated 10 "f II mile. south 81
Charlottesville, adjoining the lands 81 DR.. u. F. Ran
dnlph, p. ;. Coles Esq, and others aud containing
about 600 ACRES Of which five Dix hundred acre. are
cleared, and the balance finely tmb"red. The improve
nents consist Of a large and convenient DIV ElIlNG
comparatively new, with the usual necessary ont build
ings, including q house with four rooms Tor laborsr,
also, WatcrMil with two pair stones for wheat AMI
corn. This /, 4 Green Mountain farm, and III" moot o'
the land in that lin" region, Is 81 superior quality, and
admirably adapted To- the growth Of Corn, wheat To-
blrco and other Virginia CROP. Fog several years pat
has been under tn" maHdg em-nt OF of the dr.
agricutuIasts of the county.
TERMS-Unlcss more favorable term. b" announces
on the day Of sale from eleven To twelve thousand dol
lars Of the purchase ~ will BE- required Ia cas
the balance, with interest from day Of sale, b" plI
annually, will be payable IN four equal annual install
mrnts To be secured by bonds, with good security and
a deed Of trust thu land.
For further information, address =. $. Cole, E-I or
T. ;. Coles Esq at North Garden = -. AlLru1rlr
county, Va. or the undersigned at Chariot ti'.'
janl doawiw L. L. WATSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EItLFsy.
~ ESTATE IS TuE COUNTY uf LOTI>'. =, ~
yi.iI" decree. Of th" rifruii Court of L.u5-'. -
Inuir un tl" ",ih li" of september, 1850, ~ th'
ct.r 81 Thuml-'.. ~, Harris, Sc, "" shall. ON
TUESDAY, IA" 'h day Of January, 1865, II fair, II not
on tho fair day offer for sale At public auction, -
Bell s Cross Roads, in the county Of Loui-a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

HENwcO CoUNTY Wednesday. -Certif-
cate for obtaining probat of will of Jane Z. Pegaud,
deceased was granted to James l.. Apperon.
Il was ordered that Mr.. Huffman, sheriff OF county
take into his possession and administer according 10
law the estate of George ID. Pace, who died nteS-
tate.
II was ordered that a rule be awarded against
IOuisa shelton and son for nOn-attendance when
summoned as witnesses in the case of the Common
wealth W Geo. ID. Suit.
On motion Of Elizabeth r. Tomlinson, eXecutrN
Of 4. NJ. TOmlinsOn, deceased, and VIM. McAlIlSter'
il Was ordered that Harriet Vaughan appear on the
l,t February % show cause why her powers rs ad-
mipi,tritriX should not be declared void.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

NU-'T'5i 3II'IlI'Ni MI
to which they were accustomed before the war; and al
prices quite reasonable.
We are determined to spare no effort to please, and
to maintain the reputation which the house has enjoyed
for the last twenty five years.
Additions are being made to our stock by every ar
rival and purchasers will consult their own interest by
calling US. All goods warranted.
decit WERTENBAkER ~ WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
Ey pukn,4o. ruIIism 4 Go

~ fukHi"u, fullHm y 90,
tAuciionesr, aud Commission Merchant Is Main st.
I'OR SALE AT AJCTlON.-Wc Will sell
i a public suction. tho premise. At 3 o'clock T.
H. TU E>pAl the Ir;h day II January, 100, .iy beau
tuI buiiIu. LpT~. located "u extension 90 rrctrut
street. stockton aud CLAY street.. 10 Joseph Mas Ii
lii "u 'n Town o.! Manchester By orl'r OF Nrs Muy
T. Hobo. ..,-.uiriv ui y. H"hh-. d",rs,ri.
PlLklNTON. ruLL'AM = CO..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

COTTON AND BACCO
On commission or otherwise. octl9--n
ID REINS & son,
H., GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Also, Dealers in
WOOD, COAL, HORSE FEED AND BOAT SUPPLIES.
They respectfully solicit cOnsignments OF Agricultu-
raj Products of all kinds, especially of
TOBACCO AND WHEAT.
Strict attention to business and prompt returns OF
sales they pledge to those who may favor them with
their patronage.
Nj Office and Lumbcr-hOuse between Ninth and
Tenth streets, on Cary street and Basin.
RICHARD REINS,
au20-tf LUTHER X. REINS.
u II e. ,,,. -, a., A., Of porou SubIs,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
ESTABLISHED 1888
WHITEWATER Il WILLIAMS,
SUCCESSORS
KEEN, BALDW w l. l. S,
IO2 MAIN STREET.

At this favorite old stand friends will find ths
same superior quality
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SOFT HATS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
IIIDES WANTED.

IJIDES WANTED.
IL DRY, GREEN AND Sailed HIDES.
Also, TALLOW,
for which the highest cash price will be paid by
q. H. CHALKLEY Co,
Leather Dealers, No i6 Main street,
daclqt Under St. Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
J,ARISH HOUSE HOTEL

J1ARISH HOUSE HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
The undersigned, having rented ths tne establish
ment beg leave inform the public that ii open
for the reception of guests and the travelling public
generally.
Having long experience in hotel keeping, they
pledge Themselves give satisfaction to all classes at
the most moderate rates
sep9-tf ROBERTS OToOLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.

BY James ~ Taylor, Auctioneer,
(Ofice opposite the SpotswoOd Hotel.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05
BROTHER bowler brother Bowler has

BROTHER BOWLER pEPOeEp.-Rrother Bowler has
finally in spite OF his loyal female friends, been de
posed from his Methodist congregation. First
Baptist and then Methodist-al within 4 few
months Why can't he now start a sort OF frre and
easy denomination, in which the brothers and sisters
can DO "a they choose and among whom nothing
will he said il his reverence and one oi his deacOus
do get drunk and fall out ANA light was the case
so brother tells n who was thereon the occa-
sion of the memorable pascal feast Christmas night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

PETER A. SUBLErr Richmsnd Va.
ID b. x P. A. SUBLETT,
OMMISSION MERCHAN TS,
Offer their services for the sale Of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR,
ami all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Particular attention given to the purchase of merchan-
disc, and orders promptly filed.
Office on Thirteenth street. near Cary. oct2O---tf
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
/ associated themselves under the style and firm OF
FRENCH Il CREYsHAw,
For the purpose of conducting the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Al thrirrummodiors and extensive Store House, the
corner ur Main and Ninth streets.
They will keep on hand the most select and choice
stock Of Groceries of every description including
WINES, ~
Which they will be prepared sell upon the most
Personal attention will be- given to the sale of all
COUNTRY PRODUCE and merchandise generally, con
''F'''' SETH BARTON FRENCH,
LEWIS d. CRENSuAw, in.
RE- Unit; the first Of November, they can be- found
at the utcs Of Iaxall, Cremshaw x Co. "ct%'-tt
r. MILTON GARY WV. MAcFARLAYp, II.
GARY Il MCFARLAND,
CONN ISSION MERGE A Mt s,
No. 80 LEADEyHALL STREET,
LONDON, Z. C.
Solicit consignments Of American and West Indian
Produce ana their services Agents for the pur-
chase and export the United States and West indies
of Railroad and other Iron Machinery Of all descrip
tons Fire Arms Hardware, Cutlery, Fabrics, &c &c.
Produce consigned to them may be shipped to Liver
poo or London AS may be preferred by the consignor.
They are prepared 10 make advances cOnsignments
dac2S- 2taw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-05

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
L Take notice, that l. MILES A. GILLS, having lost
Two shares in the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
Company, No. lOi4, date not known, will make appli-
cation for the renewal Of the same.
d.el--2tawlm NILES A. GILLS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13
CORRECT SPEAKING.

We advise all young people to acquire
in early life the habit Of using good lam
guage, both in speoking and writing,
and to abandon, as early as possible, any
use of slang words and phrases The
longer they live the more difficult the
acquisition of correct language will be !;
and if the golden age of youth, the prop
er season for the acquisition Of language,
be passed in its abuse, the unfortunate
victim of neglected education is, very
properly, doomed to talk slang for life.
Money is not necessary to procure this
education. Every man has it In his
power. He has merely to use the Ian
guage which he reads, instead Of the
language which he hears, to form his
taste from the best speakers and poets OF
the country; to treasure up choice phras-
es in his memory, and habituate himself
to their use, avoiding, at the same time,
that pedantic precision and bombast
which shows rather the weakness o.
vain ambition than the polish Of an ed
ucated mind.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PARIS EXHI-
BITIoN.-The goods for the exhibition
of 1867 are beginning to arrive in Paris.
one hundred and sixty packages from
st. Petersburg arrived in one day last
month. The Moorish catalogue is pre-
pairing. Among the articles to be sent
are complete collection Of furniture and
culinary vessels Of all materials, manu-
factured in Morocco, as also of all the
costumes worn by cadis, muftis, ulemas,
etc, together With collection of jewell
ed ornaments, of musical instruments,
and of pottely. Moorish food and
Moorish beverages will be cooked and
sold to visitors in kitchens con-
structed after the fashion of Morocco
Mat-weavers, PAINTERS on copper, and
embroiderers on leather and velvet, will
carry OH their trades in open houses
erected by themselves. The sultan g
state tent is to cover space Of 300 square
yards, and will be furnished with the
most gorgeous specimens of Oriental
luxury. 1t will be surrounded by Ara
bian klosks. Fountains whose water
will sparkle amidst groves of palm trees
are to spring from gigantic vases adorned
by nelumbas. In the Moorish park
ostriches will rauge about in perfect free
dom, and caravansery, surrounded by
stables for Arab horses, will give the
last touch Of Orientalism TO the Moroc'
co department.
Advertising in the catalogue will moi
be an economical mode OF attracting
pubic attention to ones articles. The
tariff for . single limo is fifteen francs
Thirty lines therefore, will cost abou
one hundred dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

The Norfolk Day-Book tell q story ofa
sentry in the late 'so-called," who was
placed on guard to watch a certain roost.
The adiutant Of the regiment came along
and attempted to pass. The gallant
soldier cried out: Halt, rme century
here, and If you don't mismount and
give the connterpin, I'll make you re-
form the whole revolution Of tick k-tacks
in short order. It is needless to saw
that the solitary horseman "came
down.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

A FARMING ToWs.-A New Hamp-
shire correspondent Of the Boston Her.
aid writes: The town of Dumbarton, in
this State, with a population of over one
thousand, has no pauper no lawyer, no
doctor, no hotel or liquor store, no man
ufactory Of any description; its town
debt is paid, and with the exception Of a
minister and two women, its inhabi-
tants are all farmers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

Eass" Etiquette in California. according
TO "Mark Twain,' varies according to
ones surroundings. In Il mining camp
in California, when man tenders you
a smile or invites you to take "A "blis-
tcr,n yulgarly called drink, il il cti-
quette to say, "llero's hoping your
dirt'll pan out gay In Washoc, when
you are requested to put in II
blast or invited 10 tahc your Irregular
poison,n etiquette admonshes you to
touch glasses and say, Heres hoping
you'll strike it rich in the lower level"
And in Honolulu, when your friend, the
whalcr, asks you to take ''nd'' with
him, it is simply etiquette To say
"Here's eighteen hundred barrels, old
SALT But "drink hearty" is universal
This is the orthodox reply the world
over. In San Francisco if you offend n
man, he proposes to take his coat off,
aud inquiries, "Are you on it?' If you
are you can take your coat off, too.
In Virginia city in former times, the in
suited person, If he were true man,
would lay his hand gently on his six
shooter, and say, ais he heeled?" But
in Honolulu, if Smith ofiends Jones,
asks with rising infection on the last
/ word, which is excessively sggravatingl,
"How much do you weighao sixteen
hundred and forty pounds-and you":'
/ "Two tons to a dot; at quarter past
eleven this forenoon, peel yourself -
you're my blubbcr.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

@s4xfR
| Lafsiug ID strictly N aan1snssae, al-
though some fbiks max i 6iazisss of Il.
It has been considersd ~ 69ex of
charakter, and there = s1ho1o - =
reasoning that they O. - Wo4s11a
had for dinner bi sss4ng I'M ~.
never saw two A6 a0ep. arsesg.
While tharc are sum WIN G1o1 -
emmy noise, thass ars en- 80 oanS
make anything bat noiss an6 e0en.
who hav musick In their la6 - oeh-
: ers who laT just = . rat do0 W. -
caught steel trap with his tAlA Is II
There II mistake In the alDsGDnMnehat
it is no comfort to hear Sun -, -
cum romping out ov uiAn's moaeA -
dls,rik skool of young sirh JUS - ons
tew play. ..ala. a 5
Men who never la6 nay have GOD
hearts, but they are dsspssseDe~a1ks
some springs, they have thsls lalgs -
outlet from below, md show - 0ask-
ling buble on the brim.
I don't like giggler; his Kind s9n9
is like dandyiion, broad yellsr, WITH
no bit of good .nell about It.
1t is true that emmy kind ov -. u
it liz honest, is better than none; hutgivs
me the laff that looks out Of mans go,
fust, 10 see il the coast 10 clear, tksn
steals down into the diinple of hie ehook
and rides In an sdAy lhere aWl1s, onn
waltzes a spell ct the cornss a his
mouth like \ thing Of life, then burnt II
bonds Of beauty and nlls the alr lbe
moment with q shower of silvesy-
tongued sparks, then steals 6ak
with Il smile tew lair In the heart tsw
watch agn for its prcy--this In tho kind
oil lant that luv and ain't afraid ov.
rn- A London correspondent Of the
Chicago Erc,ling Journal, under date Of
18th ult., gives the following item Of
news in regard to the Rebel bonds:
at ia as extraordinary N II true that
the English holders OF the old Confeder-
ate bonds still hope and expect 70 have
their claims considered In any arrange
incnt that may be made between the two
Governments concerning the dcpreda-
tons of the Alabama and her compan-
ions. A committee has actually brought
the matter before this Government.
of course the step will end In nothing,
but it affords an illustration Of what may
be called sublime impudcncc. Somc-
body, noticing the matter in one Of the
journals, says the step Is wonderful;
that the bondholdcrs combined In Lon
don for the purpose of inflicting injury
and damage on the United States, with
the view of ultimate profit should their
little game turn out to be success, and
and now put forward claim against
the United States because they havelost
their money in doing them an injury
and giving aid and comfort to their cnc-
mics. This is exactly the state Of the
case. This writer sarcasticaliy advises
them to claim payment OF their bonds
from; tho writers In the pubic press who
misicd them.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

do you propose to put Ike into a
store Mrs. Partington?" "Yes," replied
the old lady, "but am pestiferous to
know which. Some tell me the whole
some trade is the best, bat believe the
ringtail will be the most benefcious to
him In his present abdominal condi-
tom
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

ded and pinDd away, and bafIied the
physicians skill, md grew paler, and a.
last, when theJuae roses were in bloom,
lying gently dswn to die, while through
the open window foated in the balny
odor ofjessamtae and honcysuckle. And
| William didn't come home at last, and,
filled with deseAlsss remorse, go daily
to the sweet cs(netery and strew flowers
on her grave, nd teach his children 10
lisp her nanc.i Not ut all. That is the
way Mrs. E. d. +. N. Southworth
would have lone it, but she wasn't
around. Billy was butcher, who wore
q white shirt Ind shiny hat, and he
stayed ut honS and killed beef and sold
it at q big prize, and he stuck to Mary
aud she kept healthy and wasn't much
on the pine. d the fade, while ifany
fellows got to lArAfng around, William
went right ouS tr,d battcd them In the
eye.
And then, at last, when all was over,
Mary didn't sit in the room while they
dressed her in white, and mixed orange
blossoms in her waterfall, and then go
gently down stairs with six bridesmaids
at her heels, and stand up with her Will
liam, and weep gently while she was
being married by the minister, and then
get lots of presents, and then go to her
new home, and live thro' all the happy
years with Bill, and never know sorrow
or trouble any more. Why, of course
she didn't, for it wasn't her style, YOU
see.
She just rushed up stairs and put on
her pink muslin and her old sun bon
net, and had nary bridesmaid, and
went to the magistrates and never wept
a particle, and got no presents but fif-
teen cents from the old man to pay her
car fare home, and when she got to the
magistrates she just rose up off the
bench and told Bill she didn't sec much
use in splicing, and that she didn't like
him anyhow; and SO she went home, and
Bill with her, and told her he wasn't
sorry, as he didn't want her, and he
guessed she was hard on her clothes,
anyhow, and so they never got married,
and the whole thing turned out wrong;
but / couldn't help It, for amt going
to put facts Oh record that amt so. But
it amt bit like any novel I ever read,
SO there must have been something
strange about this fellow and Mary that
I never could find out.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

The following somewhat remarkable
advertisement appeared In The co1unnns
of q recent number Of . newnpabsr;
Lost, by poor Lad tied up In . hEewn
flute in an overcoat and several ether
articles Of wearing apparel" s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

Not many days ago son OF General
r. l.. Lee was visiting Richmond, and
'" mn d." ;.,--stai - :. dinner
Mt which we're present mostly ex-reb-
ol officers. Every one can imagine that
the ie-union Of old companions in arms
thu#C who had sat often together
around the eunp- -tirc--was not without
its pleasures, even If tingci with the
melancholy consciousness of having
shown their vaIor for naught
The wine went round after dinner, and
one tirery young blood, who, with all
his hard knocks, had had no disc retion
knocked into his boiling brain, arose
and proposed "The Fallen Flag" Col.
Lee placed his hand upon the glass
and arose. Gentlemen, said he, this
will not DO. We are paroled prisoners.
We now have but one flag of our whole
Countrywide glorious old stars and
stripes. can recognize no other, fight
for no other and will drink to no 9th.
err
There spoke true chivalry. That was
the voice OF hero and n man ofhonor.
How many votes, think you, would be
obtained in II radical Congress against
restoring such man to all the privileges
of citizenship and all the rights which
he is sensible enough to know were
forfeited by rebellion: We venture to
say, not one.- Memphis Post.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

A coiorcd man created a sensation in
Richmond, Va, the other day by driv-
ing through the streets in an open one
horse carriage, made entirely Of broom
straw, with the exception of the running
gear, the wheels being sawed out of the
solid timber, eighteen inches in diane
ter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

A tipsy loafer, who mistook . globo
lamp with letters on it for the queen Of
night, exclaimed: "I'll be blessed II
somebody hain't stuck an advertisement
on the moon.''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13
Good Advice to Young Women.

Trust not to uncertain riches, but pre-
pare yourselves for every emergency in
life. Learn to work. and be not depend
ent on servants to make your bfeau
swecr your floors aud darn your own
stockings. Above all, do not esteem
too lightly those honorable young men
who sustain themselves and their aged
parents by the work Of their own hands,
while you caress and receive into your
company those lazy, Idle popinjays,
who never lift a finger to help them
selves as long as they can keep body and
soul together and get funds sufficient
to live in fashion. you are wise you
will look at this subject as we do, and
when you are old enough to become
wives you will preferthe honest meehan-
ic, with not cent 10 commence life, to
the fashionable lo;fer, with capital of
ten thousand dolhrs. Whenever we
hear remarked, "such young lady
married a fortune" we always tremble
for her future prosperity. Riches left to
children by wealth. parents turn out to
be curse instead d blessing. Young
women, remember this, and instead of
sounding the purs, of your lovers and
examining The Gu, of their coats, look
into their habits ard their hearts.
Mark If they have trade, and can de-
pend upon themsdves-see that they
have minds which viii learn them to
look above a butterfly existence. Talk
delicate hand, the splendid form and fine
appearance of the young gentleman
Let not these foolish considerations en-
gross your Thoughts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13

A hop on the Eight, fantastic toe"
may be pleasant, but not when you hon
on the fantastic toe of your noighhoe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-12-13
A rural pastor prayed feryently 4

a rural pastor prayed fcrvently for
rain during severe drought, which be-
gan to fall IN torrents just as the services
closed, when two farmers. walking
home together, were getting awfully
wet, one remarked to the other: 1.-The
parson does pray with good junction."
Yes replied the other, but he lacks
iudymeutb