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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-15
Bride and BridegrOom.

Essays for Young Men on the interesting re.
alton of Bridegroom to BRIDE in the institution
ofMarriage,- = a'Gulde to matrimonial felicity,
and true happiness. Sent by mail in sealed
letter envelopes !ree Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phl@'el
sphia, Pa. 40 noy96ly
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WHO ARE BLESSED. SIS.
MAR. vs-H.

B Blessed are the poor n spirit. jfl1 iA
They are heirs ofheavenly day; 3.
Blessed are The hambIe moilfner~, 'ihl
:. Gcd shall wipe their tears away.
T. Blessed are fhe mdek Rndlowly liIH HIia
They shall long the earth possess;
Blessed are the EoJiis That hunger NiDll
And that thirst for righteousness. >
Blessed are the tender hearted,
- They compassion Shall obtain uE TO
Blessed are the pure IN SPIRIT
I, They with God shFli live ald reign. l
Blessed are the kind and peaceful;
li They whnsesouls are fied With love %
Shall be called Jehovah's children,
Ai And shall dweh with God above, pW
Blessed are the persecufed .-pigsa
For the sake Oftruth and right;
Unto them belon9s.a kingdom /. cly .lfT
In the fealins Ofperfect !ight,
- a o rejoice, nnd shout for gladness, jgi N
Great IN heaven ~ your reward:
Thus they Erohged the holy prophets q
30 Who bore witness ofthe Lord. I,r,r
hoi ai .I.li a..UI1 0r0W YsIl
lg ian. s-TEl---5 ucX 81,
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CRocKERy, ottowa Co. Mich, Dec. II, 1861.
Dh. G. W. RoBAoK-Sr, am afIrmer, about
thirty years Of age, was, taken III in August
1860, with fever, general debility, loss Of appe.
tte, swollen limbs and still joints; and was
doctored by a physician several months with
no result but large fee bill. / tried after that
various remedies with no benefit. almost
gave up in despair, when neghbor showed
me one of your Almanacs from Grhn's Drug
Store, and recommended your Medicines.
procured tive bottles Of Blood Purifier and
three boxes of Blood Pills from Mr.. Grihins
which took as directed and was perfectly re.
stored to health, Tho whole OF last winter
Vac enabled to cut my own frowood, now
can do as good a days chopplng as ever
could in my life. ~ ..,..- .f.',.' ''i ia
+. S.-A further inducement TO try your
medicines was the fact tha l was intimately
acquainted with 0. Thomas, of Grand Ledge
in this State, who was cured Of severe RheI'S
matte difficulty by your Medicines.
JOHN CHADWICK.
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Pay Your Taxes. E

John 2. Dunkle, our County
Treasurer, desires us to say
that the time for The payment
Of taxes can not be extended
beyond the Goth day of July.
The penalty will be added to
all taxes not paid by that time.
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~ From the Ohio State Journal ~,
What a Retrenchment Legis-
,lature can, dO.Yl mn,

.
~ From the Ohio State Journal my
What a Retrenchment Legis-
vlature can do.y .r,.-f +
We have shown repeatedly
that the Iaie General Assembly
of unhappy memory, electedas
an experiment in retrenchment
and reform, was most unlor-
tuuate experiment fertile State
of Ohio; that it made three ses.
sionsi in one, term; that it sat
longer and drew a. larger per
diem than any Legislature be
fore assembled in Ohio, that it
squandered the peoples money
recklessiS1 by direct appropria,
tion and expenditure; that In
addition to this, it authorized
and permitted larger local ex,
expenditures than any other
General Assembly has ever
dared to do; and if these we're
not the utmost limit Of 1endur,
ance, that it authorized and
empowered County Commits.
sioners by Law to absolutely
tax the people without limit,
putting IT, in their power to
practically confscate all the
private property within their
jurisdiction under ,pretext of
making certain public improve.
,AIyi Yiii ad' nr irc.i-.Nlh sil
ments. .ti-'1qn i'ld -0 ...rV
AS part Of the fetrenching
exploits Of this General Assem-.
bly, and its officers, it is well to
remember that, O. B. Flpod,
clerk Of the Senate and editor
of the Ohio Statesman, draws
pay during the two years, for
Wteet hundred uad Seyeety.si1
days acork or, eight hundred and
forty-fve more days than there
are days In the two years in.
cluding all Sundays, holidays,
and resting days of every de,
scriptlon, ,tRo aa..,'. .... VIZ. t'.I lm.i
It's well to remember that
Amos Layman, clerk Of the
House and correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, former ed
itor of the Ohio Statesman,
draws pay during the two
years, for ,... ,.;.. ",' -. 5''i.' .,..' 1.i.'
lSOs-Regular pay y. .lS7 days, $ eS5
Extra pay for mol
Indexing, proof -----
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WE publish on the outside
of this weeks paper Richard
sons letter descriptive of tho
Pacific r. r. = 1tIwill be found
interesting, and gives d more
facts worth knowing o of this
magnificent road, than all 9TH
er letters we have read. oaa',
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WE met a numbero of the del.
egates on their return from
hoIDemocratic State Conven.
tion, on the train last week..
We couldn't get,one of them
to acknowledge that he voted
for Rosecranns'' So's 'r ms nomination. nNo'lmldiFnNation. We
presume they will all deny
Their heir votes when they return
to the bosom Of the ''faithful.'
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YsPEcIAu uNorIcEslha
SUBscRiBRl lfof the Record.
ORIGINAL SONG.

ORIGINAb-S0NG.
Good news good news the Cable brings, 10
Der all the wires'it lies, .,r. M. tis
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machine ir
Brought home the dOldenPrise. "N 'V'A
Old UphSl amnia s9uck the u6Ip-z.
John Bull then caught the sound,
Then came from F.ance The echo back
.oyheeler &yasOn's rFg0yToed Veb7ufe2
And now the people no longer doubt
sslongit hns stood the test, q la7'l - ~
The news is fairly noised about,
ThaswhseIe%r z wis@9 ,sthsOest'
Any .pelsons desiring to purchase aseVins
nfAehin are teqhested to ddl Nt the Hubert
House or at @. b, N. WINS millinery store,
and examine the Wheeler a Wilson, OF which,
here are over S5OOOO now IN use. Delivered
and instructions gwen free.
80 " y 8 JAMES THUS, Agent,
fSsas is'stfr/ICyn yntOR- County Ohio,
RUMsEY, RoAUs 4 REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite " Mefchahts and Fur.
naeemen to an examiuaiion oftheir extensive
Winter stock. They give speciabbtieution to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
lind their stock the largest and pfices the
lowest. One, Of their hrm remsins East to
-. give. hisentre the In watching the markets,
and in buying for them, and hence thetr stock
. always fresh and always first supplied with
dhe newest goods. They operate largely, do
business on the principle ofthe smallestproi.
its, end practice the spirit Of liberal accom-.
modsti6n. ~ ,.i4JE fsep. i9-yi
sNIHa . MBRcAETILE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth OHIO, prepares young men prac'
ticay for the duties ofthe counting room, by
teaching them rBook,keepilg, Writing, and
Business pithmetics aud also for general
business. There is no class system-students
can enter at any time. College permanently
located. Open day and evening.
.AddteslfEfw. sAIIdIy Prinslpal. d3T.HU
Sep. 10, ISGs7yl -lnrayr,r.,.J
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Ms @. -R.rR. rMETABLE.
GOING EAST.

On and afer Sunday, aiay 9th, trains will
run as followsi The Night Express runs
daily Mail, daily, Sundays excepted.
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Rev. JOHN A. MURRAY.
SIXTEEN FULL PAGE
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TIE! alliittttlle joker. was here
with .Bryan'ss Circus, and bled led
numerous gpllmlNesr q1ps .greeaaihe'ssl in sums sums
varying gafoopn from ~ to $50 WE
haven't a surplus Of sympathy
to extend on the Victims, but
hope ltheiirr. experience may
prove beneficial. c5,t,s lin
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ign nJAY,3I Ll01QiUaJG JON
!: Rg Lake all ofmy ipab4
licationss this work Will be
sold exclusively BY SUBJ
seflption, and &ctiTe thor
yJtfo-hGoin6 9d maiiI H9fo %
H.SfSiSooliffS HS sh .O7aI 10 rmnI
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Mr. C. r CAREwRIGHT's oldest
child has JUST passed seven
weeks i9f severe. illness from
brain brain fever and dqidwhoeping
cough, and is now slowly re-
covering. Bor2seyerall O weeks
there appeared np hopes Of her
recovery, but Dr., Gorsline by
his close attention and skill
has hha bbrrangh4ttl brrangh4t her her safely through
the. werst of her illness The
littlsIrsufefer, however, has
l6stTithe Q power .aof speech!
Hopes EB2p esa safIssr afIs eht4sltittsaiinsd 4litsi that
eyen this may, be regained,, "
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gOharlesL. Haley's Estate.
NUliCE is hereby gwen that James N.
Charles u Haley has iied his aoconnts snS IN.
spectlon and fnal settlement, and will Be 70 r
hearing on The. 18Th day Of Tuly. a. d isss
IT,, JOSEPH kALER, Probate Judge.
'"y i@nosaio 20 elsa I04 -Th
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.adsffHaff Jnnlya apam,htssff ,tsfpff the ODD Odd
Fellows Companion lis receive
ed, and closes this iiMolumeM
The Companion is2 alnostYin.
dispensibles tojl0dd Fellows
and we are gladto learn that
itabeginsg theinewi volume by
adding Cone5fourthIto it's press
entIsise. IA splendid imitation
ohromo lithegraph, HDavid and
Jonathan,'is presented to each
subscriber ftls er4r Terms s2.5O per
year. McLilley Al Co., Colum,
bus, Ohlouom izsn bsoH siruo,
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eiWEo made a brief visit to
Portsmouth last week, and
found everything in that city
moving d briskly.Io Everybody
appeared to be busy, and we
noticed 2 comm endsble search
" Of loafers,. Portsmouth has
been improving very, rapidly
the last few years, Acres Of
ground at this end Of the city,
which two years ago were in
pasture, past are now laid out, built
up with comfortable little cot.
tages, and nd included within The the
city limits.
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Bill HEADS, letter.heads,p ,pens
velopes, business Ifcatds, oircu.
lars, programmes D and ? every
thingIin the jobbing line exe-
outed at the Record office in a
neat quick and artistic man.
ner. ssiinuoo 99n9TWlI bus
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AcElN,ITfs !: :ARE lWl.lIAl WlAlNlIIRIp, n ERI,

Ineycry county. To any suitSblspstsdh who
will either take an agency Himself, or pm, the
pdblisker'in coniS,iinicaiionl with soiiie other
perth Who win do u, ae6p,y of fhe @yrk 4in
beI'ent prds withtss AfsttdFast f5rfsthsOt
m7re copief II IIid1 asll Il 1dBoh I
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The Good Tempialrfs Of Ham
den held a festival at that place,
on Tuesdayof last week, for the
purpose Of raising money n to re-
fit their hall, The festival was
a perfect success; more than
two hundred persons were in
attendance, and 1s14to were re- re,
allied. This was the first fes,
tival ever held in HamdJean and
the Citizens feel. Justly proud
ofits success '''' '"''f ~. NV
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THE VINT0N RECORD.
--JJT- II TfT--TT- 90 NJ 10 I III
ofacial organ Of Wnton County.
aLOOAL1MATTBR o..
MEETING will be held !

a MEETING will be held at
the school house, on Saturday,
July II, at 8 P, NJ, for the pur;
pose Of completing the s. SIS,
Union, in Elk township, All
who are interested are request.
ed to attend. .i'-., ....., ,e'
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Address II T. HELMBOLDg no
Drug and chomieai warelio oIuse,

sssa1. iaa ~. s9t broadway, New York. d
ATONE ARE GENUINE y1Nr reo-noyr
IN uPiN steel-engraved wrapper, with NE isc. =
simile Of ny cheni ,d Warehouse, and signed
ssah saoy7N ',7st.l a. u. T. HELM BOLD, I,
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Eods Is cts. at D. R. Bray's.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10
CuriOSiiieS of SlecD,

In Turkey, II man falls asleep in th'
neighborhood Of poppy fields, and tn,
wind blows toward him, he becomes mar
cotized, and would die if tho countr,
people, who ore well acquainted With thu
circumstances, did not bring him to tn,
next s,ream or we'll, and ewpty pitchers
Of water on his face and body. Dr. Ap
penheim, during his residence in Turkey
owed his II to this simple and efiica
cious treatment.
Dr.. Graves, from whom this anccdott
Is quoted, also reports the case ofs gen
tleman, thirty-6ve years Of age, whe
from long continued sleepiness. was re-
duced to complete skeleton, unable tt
stand on his4cgs. 1t was partly owing t
diseace, but chiefly to the abuse Of opium
uotil at last, unable to pursue bis bust
ness, he sunk into atject poverty and woe
Dr. Reid mentions . friend Of his, Who
when anything occurred to distress him
soon became drowsy, and fell asleep.
A student Al Eoinburg. upon hearing
Of tho unexpected death Of q near rela
tive, threw himself on bed, and almos
instantaneously, amid the glare Of noon
day, sank into profound slumber. An
other, person, reading to ono Of h,
dearest friends stretched on his death
bed, fell fast asleep, aud with the booi
still 10 hand, went on reading. utterly
unconscious Of what he Was doing.
A woman at Hamadt slept seventeen
or eighteen hours day for fifteen years
Another is recorded to have slept onc'
for four days. Dr. Manci.e mentions
woman who spont three -fourths Of hel
life in sleep and DR.. EIliotson quotes th'
case Of a young lady who slept for si,
weeks and recovered.
The venerable st. Augustine, Of Hippo
prudeutly divided his hours into thre,
parts-eieht to be devoted to sleep, eigh
to meditation, and eight to converse viii
The world. Msniacs are reported, par
ticularly in the Eastern Hemisphere. 4
become furiously vigilant during the fai
Of the moon, more especially when tn,
discriminating rays Of its polariscd ligh
arc permitted 70 f,ll into their apartment
hence the name Of lunatics. There cor
tainly u creator proncness TO disease
during sleep than 10 the waking state. fo
those who pass the night In the Cam
Pacna di Roma inevitably become affected
with the noxious cir, while travellers vht
60 through without stopping escape th,
miasma. Intense cold produces sleep
and those who perish in the snow in tn,
snow sleep on till sleep changes to death
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

I arrived there tho startling news awaited
me that my uncle, my mothers only
brother, Sir Gcorgc-, s,wealthy bsro
net, had died, making mo solo heiress
to his vast estates, ! Was now an heircss
ana would prove to Sir Hugh Warriua
ton that his name should sound no Less
sris,ocratic being coupled with that 0.
Clayton. You know the rest Ny ends
are accomplished. l have had my rel
yeoge." IS. ..r
"Oh, Lulu. how can 6nd words "a
express my thanks? You have lifted u
great burden from my mind by your de
termination and superior judgment and
now I'll We want to complete our happi-
ness 10 our little Lulu" aud Maurice
Warrington kissed her tenderly.
After the frat Wild longing had passed
Arthur Warrington came to think oi
Lulu as Of tcndea sister. And old Mr
Warrington showed BY his humiliatiOns
that be was completely ruconci.ed, and
was never more happy than when fond
ling his little grandchild.
~ X \ X 4
Two years have passed away. and again
the resi- lcncc Of Hugh Warrington ].
brilliantly lighted. This time there is q
wedding, and Arthur Warrington wen
ders how he could ever have loved an.
other than the bright being beside him,
as be leads her up before the aged minister
who prouounces them husband and vile.
Aud, as they kncel 10 prayer before the
minister Of God, let Us leave them, hoping
that happier future awaits them than
awaited Maurice aud Lulu on their bri
dal eve.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10
Years ago Pennsylanis farmer stab.

Years ago Penusylsnis farmer stab.
bed his young wife in q 6t Of druaksn
insanity and aed to the West, supposiog
himself . murderer. The wonaa r..
covered, asa after i've years solitary life
married again. Her second husband died
in lev months, and she also wont West.
There she met prosperous snd wealthy
merchont, was wooed aud wedded, end
upon disrubing 10 the bridal chsnber the
bridegroom saw spon her neck the scar Of
the would he himself had made, saa 10.
cogoised his wife Of years before. ,sex
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10
NOBODY,s CHILD.

Alone In the drsary, pitilsss street,
With ny torn old dress, ny bare, cold feet,
All day have wondered to and fro.
Hungry and shivcriog, and nowhere to 80.
The nights coming on In darkness and dread,
And the chill slsst beating upon my bare head
Oh Why does the wind blow upon me % wild!
Il 10 bscaSss an nobody's child.
Just over the way there 10 s.hood Of light,
And warmth and beauty, and all things bright
Beautiful children Id robes so fair.
Are cassollins songs In rapture there.
wonder II they, in their blissiul glce,
Would pity poor little bssgar like mo.
Wandering alone 10 the msroless street,
Naked and shivsrins and nothingto eat.
Oh what shall do when the night comes down
In its terrible blackne's all over the town?
shs,i lay me down meath the angry sky,
On the cold, hard pavement alone. to die'
When the tiful children their pray have said
Aea nAnnss hsvs tsehsd them sausiy II bed,
No dear mother upon Nc ever smiled:
Why 10 II, I wonderf I'm nobody's childt
No father, no sister, no uaother-not one
In oil the world loves me cen tho little dogs run
When wander too near thcm; tits wondrous to see
How everything 'hrinks from besgar like mol
Perhaps 'tis . dream, but sometimes when lie
Gasing far up into the dark bins Ky,
Watching for hours some largo, bright star,
I fancy tho beautiful gates are ajsr,
And host Of white robed, namcless things
Como auttcring o'er mo 10 gildcd wingsj
A hand that 10 strangely soft and fair
Caresscs gently my tangled hair,
And voice like The carol VI some sweet bird
The sweetest voice that was ever heard
Calls me many dear pet name,
Till my heart and spirit are oil alamo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

Prof A,,ars's says that ash h . kind of
food which rst.sshes the systeo, ,sspsei.
ally after intellectual fatigue. There 10
no other article that supplies tho wssto Of
the head 90 thoroughly % 1sh diet sad
the evidence of it is 10 tie fsct thst al
fe inhabitants Of the seashorss the
world over are the brighter pepsission Of
the eouotry. Fish centains phssphoras
n . large extent, . chemical element
which the brain requires fog grovth ana
health. ''' y"t'' ~ '''s
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

Little Freddy, through parental 10.
diligence, has grown into the easy position
Of household tyrant, but 10 neverthslsss,
constsined to hold to the use Of such
polite forms Of 6lial eivili,y % "Yss,
cir" and mo sir" he recently came 70 The
breakiastteble with closded brow Sad .
general cir Of discomfort. "Havs some
butter, Freddy 2" sskrd his father.
"No." was the shrsp reply. mo whstf'
asked the father with some emphasis.
mo bstter," answered the anyisldiag
Fred. ,a o., :, .,.. =. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

From the Congressional Globe, " lssss
that 10 the House there are 13l lawyers, 2
editors, 10 merchants, Z bankers, 8 man.
ufac,urers, ID farmers. 2 plantevs,' 8 gsa.
sral business men, l coal operator, 2 2itm.
bermen, 2 real estate agents, 2 phy ysieians,
2 railroad managers, 3 clerRymep, / prip.
ter, and l sgirculturist. A decrease Of
lawyers and 40 increase Of farmers veald
be an improvement 10 our opiuion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10
A Parable.

The trees Of the forest, says old
Tsomss Adams, held . solemn pariiamen,
wherein they consulted Of the innumera
bic wrongs which the sxe hid done them
therefore they enacted that no tree should
hereafter lend the axe wood for hxndlc,
on pain of being cut down. The axe
travels up and down tho forest, begs wood
Of the cedar, oak, ash, elm, even to The
poplar; not one would lend him . chip
At last he desired 90 much O. would serve
him to cut down the briers aud bushes
alleging that those shrubs did not suck
away the juice OF the ground, hinder
the growth, and obscure the glory Of the
fair and goodly trees. HereCa they we're
content to aford him 90 much. When
he had got his handle, he cut down them
selves too. These be the subtle reaches
Of sin; give II but . little advantage on
the fair promise 20 remove thy troubles
and II will cat down thy soul slso.
Therefore resist beginnings trust II no,
10 tho least. Consider . sia les indeed
it is) . oruoifying OF Christ. Wilt thou
say, I msy cruoify Christ . littlef 4
may scoures His Aesh. wovsd His side
pierce His heart . littlsf What mar
loves the Lord Jesus who woNld either
say II or do itf Consider thy falliae
into Gin . hurting Of thysslf down ftou
aoms high pinnacle vile thou cay, I nay
break my neck littlef Az Suffering "
think the least misssy too great 20 SHINING
let % think the least iniquity too great
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

There Is n,an 10 Boston, the fsthsp Of
two rompish daughters, who attributes
their wiIdnsss TO feeding % oapsr ssues
Of which they are excessively fond. He
is secoud cousin to the man ~ho, to
prevent bis girle running OF with the
young men. fed them on can't. slopss. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

Fourteen old girls assombled at patty
at Ssxton's river, The. other DAY, found
that their united sgs vas l.04s ysars.
Tho oldest wbu was W; on being invissd
70 ride hoQs in the, sveainy alter shs
party, rcseaisd the imputation, ssd Ar
swered testify that 'uhs q rather walk"
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

". D. Wall.eh, .Nsneyly saitss. Of ths
Washington Star. 10 nov : Radical can.
didste for Coagrsss iA-ths Fredericksburg
district 10 Y,rgisia. a Nakies . ssvup
speseh tho other day - FredJsk,bprg.
he said il vas no use vot ine fSr Bic % :
tagonist, Mr. Howard Shss ksifSrd ,isS sks
latter would not be allowed - tsts ,Ais
scat 10 Cougvesg bscauss hs could not
take the iron clad oath. NE (aef. Shack.
slford) could 40 more get = ssAt u Css.
grsss without sapesnstssal pevsr.", sea.
tinusd WslIscA, 'aAas sesla Joshua, By
bic sss power, hase arises fssn saelA %
heaven I, TIE sAAasses, .iiisesd q .4hs
Biblical knowledge of, the speaker, asd
then fairly snortsd nth laveIter. Bone
vag. soio vsess sugs sstPd, that iAyAs Dss'
tsrouomy. WAliSch took TIE HAT ssd
kept on, "wen,a u w Yfstosesy q
some other one efybos6 I'D sSepe ,I's
not particularly ven posted u ~ naA'
,r'fIykI Msl. .C''
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

A fsrryman, white p aging over . va.
ter which was only slightly sgitated, Vas
asked BY tiwid lady ip bic boat whethr
any person was ever lost 10 that river.
'Uh no." said hs I'VE always 6nd then
tho next day." rssr % lySiG
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-10

A correspondent speaks Of . neigh.
Dor who took hi. eight gallon keg to
store to have It 6lled With molasses The
'torekecper declared he had ut Ia ten
gallons, and demanded pay aeeordingly.
Our friend paid, adding that hs "dido't
mind The money % much - hs did The
strain on the darned old keg."