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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Rolling Min and Furnace.

y The constructions Of The o &H.
V. R. II. through the great coal
fields Of the Hooking Valley has
given rise TO O great many enter.
prises that will speedily develop
the immense mineral wealth of
this section Of Ohio. Already q
company is making arrangements
for building arolIing millsat Mel
sonville, and another company is
arranging tor tho erection of a
furnace, I, foundry 0&cA q lIbcse
enterprises palpably indicate the
conceded superior quality of the
NefsongilIe coal. We expect Ito
see NeIsonville grow into vast i'm
portance as a manufacturing town
in short time alter the compile
tion ofthe railroad. A great many
buildings are going up the coming
season, and many Investments arc
being made by non-residents with
q view TO locating there as soon
as the coal trade opens up, Athens
MeSSender. : "a II IL ~ ~
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SPECIAL Notices, double column advertise
meats, and those IN a prescribed location, %
per cent. additional to the shove scale.
Local Notices, 10 cents perline for one IN
ssrtiou. and cents per Iiue each additional ,n-
ssrtlon. Special contracts, made, however, for
= longer time than two months. ~
Cards in Businoss Directory halflneh-
$500.
Legal advertisements 81 pear ineh In.
ssrsiou, and 90. cents per zach each additional
Insertion. se ~ .nI!a tfh4 .ag
Obituary Notlsesl other than simple an
Aouacemenh ofdeaths, Resolutions Of condo
ionce and Cards ofthahks Scents per line.
Notices Of Births, Marriages and Deaths,
vh.n furnished byprnper authority--froe.
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"Night scenes in the Bible.'

We have received from the pub.
fishers a copy of this magnificent
rew work, which has moro than
met our highest expectations.
Many Of the most affecting and
most important scenes described
in the Bible, trapspired under the
splendors of oriental night. So.
dom and Egypt, Beersheba and
Babylon, Carmel and Gilboa, Oil.
vet and Emmaus, Jerusalem and
the sea of Galilee, have each, by
night, been witnesses Of the power
and glory Of tho omnipotcnt Jeho-
yah.
The author Of "Night Scenes in
tho Bible" has followed the shad
ow Of night across the landscape Of
divine revelation, and grouped TO-
gether the sacred scenes which arc
made awful or impressive by the
mantle Of darkness.
Ho has succeeded in bringing tc
light "ncw and beautiful gems
from the mine Of bible truth" anC
has produced a delightful volume
The leading clergymon of tho coun
try have given it their most cor
dial approval as a charming" anc
obstructive" work.
The style in which it is publish
ed excels anything it has been GU
privilege to examine. The stce
engravings by the first artists @
the country are perfect Seems Q
1rt." No one can fail to be bene
fitted, both by these truthful an
impressive pictures, and by tn
earnest words of tho writer Lc
parents, who wish to have thei
children love tho Word of God, an
understand its lessons Of wisdOr
and love, secure this volume. an
give them free access to its pages
SEQ Advertisement, Agents Want
cd.
sNight Scenes an the Biblc,'hy Rev. DAM
March, D. D. zeigler, McCurdy &co., Pul
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, o.; s
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Resignation.

Prof. W. r. SPooNER, Supcrin'
tendent, and Mr. SAMPSON, Teach
or Of the South Grammar School
resigned their respective positions
on Saturday last. The City
schools arc for the present without
a Superintendent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

DEATH OF DR.. O'REAGAN The
death Of this gentleman, formerly
pastor Of St. Mary's Catholic
church Of this city, was announc'
cd from the pulpit of that church
or Sunday last, and an appropri-
ate discourse delivered on the oc,
casion by Rev. Father DeCailly
the present pastor. DR.. o'Reagan
had been for some time residing
ing in the State of Iowa., where
his death occurred on the 9th, inst
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Surveying.

Our friend GERsHoM WILLIAMS
offers his services TO the public in
tho business of land.surveying, &c
This community is acquainted
with'his qaalificationsin that line
in which be will doubtless receive
4 liberal share Of employment. ]
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Marriage by Wholesale.

A late number Of the United
Presbyterian, published in Pitts.
burgh, announces the following
marriage:
"on Saturday, the 7th, Mt tho house OF the
brides parents by the Rev. =. N. Coon, oil o
Ashland county, OHIO"
This is probably the most ex-
tenslye marriage on record. No
more maiden ladies', bachelors, wild,
ows, or widowors, left in all Ash
land county, They must have
had a big feast, and the minister
certainly deserved a large fec
Well, we live in o progressive age
-Kenid Gazette.
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WARM DAYS. Friday and Satur-
day last we're remarkable days for
February. The mercpU mount
ed to 70 deg, nthe afternoon Of
each day the mean Of the two days
being q little over so deg.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

The petroleum interests in Pcnn-
sylvania arc enjoying a revival
Existing wells are now being
worked with redoubled energy,
abandoned enterprises are being
resumed, and prospecting in new
oil fields is employing the time and
means of many. Letters from that
region are jubilant over the pros.
poets Of future prosperity.
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The visit Of Capital E6chnlb-
pent.

plent.
Tho aaaif Of Thursday last was
a memorable ono In the annals Of
Odd Fellowship ia this city. The
brethren Of Capital Rueampment,
TO the number Of several hundred,
accompanied by o iine band ct mp-
sic, arrived by train from Colam.
bus 4, 5 % P. N and we're met at
the depot by the brethren Of Hook.
hooking Encampment, and Of Min
eral Eneampment Of LOgaas RhcrO
a large and imposing procession
was formed, composed Of the whole
body Of Odd Fellows in.fuII rega-
fla, and the visitors were escorted,
by the way Of Columbus and Main
streets. to the City BAH. Hcre q
reception speech was made by Pa
Itriarch FRlTTER, after which an ad.
journment took place till o'clock.
when the brethren re assembled in
the hall above where some hours
were devoted to the peculiar work
ct tho Order, This having been
accomplished, the guests, number.
ing some three hundred, were pro.
yided with supper at the MithOf
House repast Of which i il
enough to sayithat the resources
Of the KAUFMANs in that line were
lavishly employed in it's produc.
ton. 81 eta, aeS
The occasion was ono Of anal.
ioyed enjoyment and Of peculiar
interest in many respects TO oil
the participators.
A train left hero at ono O'Clock
Am Friday, on the Hooking
Valley Road, by which the larg'
company Of visitors returned tc
their homes in the Capital City.
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Postponement.

Weare requested to state that the
Masonic Concert heretofore adver-
tised to take placc'at the Masonic
Hail IN Lancaster on the evening
Of the 22d inst. is indefinitely post
pOhsd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

G. AND 2 RAILRoAD.-We are
informed that the company now
having control Of this road has de,
: terminod 10 put on Immediately
an iwmcnse force Of laborcrs for
its extension from GAINESVILLE to
Dresden, to connect with the Par
! Handle route to tho East. The
Fepmpletipn Of this link will b
greatly advantageous TO tho inter
Os.s Of the country along the en-
tire line of tho road.
4 IN NJ y y VI f.
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The funeral of Mrs. GIEsY, who
died at Tifin, q few days since
took place at the German Reform
Cd church in this city on Tuesday
the 18th inst. Her remains, which
had been brought hithcr for inter
msnt, repose in the city cemetery
Mrs. Giesy was 70 ycars Of age
and left forty eight grand children
and Two great grandchildren.
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Mr.. A. W. MILLER, lately Of the
Tifin Tribune, has purchased an
intefOstsih The Konton Republican,
the county paper of Hardin coun-
ty. The present proprietors are
Messrs, Loslcf r Hunt and A. W.
Miller, and they present their
readers with one Of tho largest
hahdsomest and best arranged
weeklies in tho statc, while the
editorial ability displayed upon il
is ofa marked character. -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

SPRUCE Up.-If you get. mo-
ment TO spare, spruce up; put that
gate on its hinges; put o little
paint on tho picket fenco you
built last year; trim up about your
door. yard make it cosy and 10,
viting. Don't say you can't find
time to attend to these things
Tho fact is, you have no right to
be slovOnly. Your wife and chill
dren will be happier, your farm
viii sell for moro money in the
market and will bc worth more
to you at home, if you devote an
odd hour now and then to sprucing
mn 81 AFf - ~ 80 ~
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Mr.. Lorenzo D. BAKER, gen
tleman well known to somo Of our
citizens, pn old and esteemed citi-
zcp Of Troy, New York, died sud
denly on>the 9Th inst, in that city
Of apoplexy. The Troy Timet
says: "Hc was an honest and up
right man; a phi!anthropist and Q
Christian; of a genial nature and
with a warm and sympathisine
hesft he had hosts Of friends and
no enemies" Mr.. Baker was Z
brother-in.law Of Dr. NJ. Edingel
OF this city.
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Now PenitentIary.
rhS coIumSa.s Sunday. mSrnAn.

EHId Ea gh9n4rvf Nlt EsE
The coiumbnS Sunday. Morning
News Of the 14th says:
The joint Legislative Committee
appointed 10 examine sites for the
location of q new Penitentiary
held q meeting on Friday night
last, and unanimously resolved
TINT the erection ORA new Peni
tentiary was d neccssitys This sis
the first positive step in that d.
rection. 1t is thought that tbe
committee will not report in favor
ofany specific locality. but will
present the claims of all the COM
peting points, and then let the
legislature decide. .af seas
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D Tho I lHdaS Circle (6nd pempsf.

The Hdnd Circle (dpd Neppsf-
abcc Oracle ga livciy and inter
estlng monthly publication Of 10
pages. haiIiDg from Chicago, Al
SiOO a yearS The advocates often.
perance will find it a valuable aid
in promoting their great reform,
and lbe lpyers Of q good literp:ure
Wi aud ItVst tetlk ths bflcs.
Send ten cents for specimen mum,
Der to s. NJ. KENNEDY, l9l
Clark Street, Chicago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

2 The Payctto County Herald
publishes on ordinance >recently
passed. by tho Council of that vii
'lago, to take effect on the 1st ol
March next, prohibiting the saleoI
Ale, Beer and Porter, and dcclar
ing all such houses unlawful. The
penalty for q violation is not less
than $25 nor more than $50. Sec
ton second prohibits the keeping
of any house for significant oil
habltual. resort for tippling and
habitual intemperance," under {
penalty OF not less thar $50 moi
more than $50.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

NICK. MLLER.-The friends and
acquaintanccs of this gentleman
in Lancaster will observe, by no
.tice in advertising columns, that
he has become connected with the
well.known dry goods firm OF A
G. HEADLEY & Co., Columbus
They wilIFrccollect to call on him
when visiting that city. rIY8
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

\ The G. & q. Railway offer to de
liver freight in this city, from New
York, via Columbus and Lancaster
at the same rate as charged over
the B. & o.Railroad. -Zanesuille
Courier. z
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A6out 1000 50 called "YaIen.

About IUUU so -cuIIeu aIcu'
tines" passed through our city
Post Office on Saturday and Mon
day.. Tho business was not quite
90 lively as II has been in some
former years.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
olive Logan's Lecture.

OllFc AOSdh bcCIuESs
One of the finest audiences ever
drawn together at the City Hall,
asse mbled there on Tuesday eve.
ming last to hear alecture from the
gifted lady namedabore. Precise
ly ats o'clock she was introduced
to the audience by Capt. SUrpHEN,
President Of the Y, NJ. G. A., and
at once launched into her subject,
paris, City Of Luxury"
The very first impression made
by tho style and address Of the lady
was perhaps not entirely favorable
upon the entire audienco-but as
shc progressed, and her hearers
became accustomed TO her highly
dramatic manner, they gave them
selves up to tho enjoyment of the
beautiful word painting which
she delinested the-many wonders
Of the gay and splendid French cap
ital, and the novel and unparalleled
scenes Of which SHE had been aspec.
,ator during her residence in that
metropolis. Long before the close
of the lecture, real pleasure and
satisfaction pervaded the audience
and with scarce an exception, all
present were in the highest posi-
BILE condition ofiutelIectual enjoy
ment at it's close. E8
The first attempt at an introduc
tion of a lecturer Of note TO q Ian
caster audience has thus been ,
signal uccess-and We arc pleaset
TO learn that the Y. NJ. q. A., viii
follow up this good beginning b.
engagements with others Of cqua
celebrity TO entertain our citizen
before the close Of the season
public announcements of whicl
will be made in due time.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18
Lancaster workmen Abroad

Fayetto county is building new
Infrmary. The work upon its
various departments was let d
few days since by the county com.
missioners, two Of tho awards, nc
cording to the HERALD, being as
follows; s3 'hN aa4e
o.Isaiah Vorys, Lancaster, o.,
all Carpenter and Joiner work, to
include all Hardware, work
Slate roofing and Iron. work, at the
gross sum Of sl5,259.
ToS. ID. Wolf, Lancaster, Ohio
the Stone and Brick work, at the
gross sum Of $4,000,
: I The Herald further says: igs
Tue ground plans, elevators
sections and drawings at large
were prepared by ], d Orman, Esq
Of Lancaster, Ohio, aud are neatly
and handsomely executed.
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Coming at. lastl

Velocipedc at City Hall on Tues
day evening next. See notice in
another place. .55..e ,aF
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" HEN. SEARS, while in tho rcsIau-
rant business, has boen noted for
bis success in giving satisfaction
20 hungry epicuros who have par
taken Of his fare. All such will be
pleased TO lOarn that ho-has again
gone into the business. See his
card in another place.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

ON the ed day OF january, A. d. 1899, the
" Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
declared the estate OF Alfred Mcyeigh, decess-
ed, 70 be probably iEsolyonf. Creditors are
therefore required TO present thor CLAIMS
against the estate to the undersigned, for al
lowance, within six months from the time
10 payment. Creditors whose claims have here
toiore boon presented snd allowed need not
again present the same. X. RRiTTER,
Adrnr. ofthe Estate Of Alfred Mcvsigh, dee.
January 2s, lsso-eW4S ~. 49,
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( The Prairie Farmer annual is
a beautiful covered pamphlet Of
l44 pages, comprising calender for
1869, mint Of valuable .sugges-
tions for western farmers. fruit
grower and florists, lists Of implc.
mont mapufacturers and dealers
seedsmen, nursery-mcn, stockbreed'
ers, &c., and advertisements. A
copy is sent free to oil new subscri.
bers for ] $50, to that superior ag.
ricultural journal, the Prairie Farm
er, Of Chicago, III, v8gav9
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AdmlnIstr q tors No,iee.

RTotico is hereby given, that the undersIgn.
NJ -ed has been duly appointed aud qualified
as Administr ator ofthe estate Of John Wagner
late Of Fairfield county, ohio, deceased; All
IN .sUNDERAtAN.
Feb'y lth, lsCO-3w.
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OBITUARY.

DIEp-In East Lancaster, February End,
1890, aiter q severe and painful illnoss isAsEl''
second daughter or Peterand Mary A. Skillman'
aged Is years, mouths and III days.
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Another Attractive New Book

Messts. JONES. BRos, & Co., pub
fishers, of Cincinnati, advertise, il
another column, the new and in
torcsting work entitled "Secreti
of the Great City," for which the,
desire to aecurO Agents. The ad
vertiscmcnt is worthy of atten
tion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Suppose the ten per cent. interest
measure becomes u law, and un.
der it foreign capitalists and rich
bondholdcrs send into Ohio ten
million OF dollars. Ten per cent.
on this is one million of dollars a
year. This sum will be taken from
The State each year7surely q prot,
" heavy tax on the labor oi
ohio in addition 10 our other
burdens. All eminent writers on
political economy demonstrate
that no people can long endure
such burdens as ten per cent. ex.
actions. Ono hundred millions OF
dollars loaned in Ohio at ten pei
cent. would take from our people
ten millions a year! We decline
to get up such q feast tor tho fer
cign vulturos. : GreeArille Demo
| cr1t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

Hlightning cross -cut.saw was tried,
the other day, in the navy yard at
Philadelphia. A Aninc-by -iour-inch
plank was first sawed off in five
seconds, also ten-inch square live
oak beam was sawed off in less
than thirteen seconds, by hand, by
two men. Afterwards the men had
q race with the patent saw, using
a v tooth saw, and keeping stroke
with tho patent. The latter came
ont about four hundred per cent.
ahead. Tho officers present were
satisfied that tho new saw would
save at least one-half the labor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-18

VALUABLE
Farms for Sale.

VVyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
on very favorable terms, two,very desira-
bic small farms in Richland township on the
road from Rushyllle to New Salem The tracts
are but about 60 rods apart, and can be cultlya-
tedas one farm II sold together. Tho one on
which reside consists OF 80 acres Of good land,
with good dwelling house and outbui ldings,
good spring, and orchard Of Acholce selection
OF grated apples, budded peaches, piums, &C.;
10 adjons the farms of Christian Baker and
John Woolard. The other tract consists OF 10
acres, good whoat and corn land, has on !.
same. good barn, and large orchard.of choice
frut There is sp, ing water in every field
about SO acres under cultivation, the balance
timherud, with a good sugar camp thereon.
These farms will be sold either separately or
together. For further particulars, terms, &c.
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
h.I JOSEPH VANDYKE.
noc ol ,es-3nlO
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Rev. I. X. BEEcnER ON DANG
ING.-.k wish that somo Christian
families would club together this
winter, regardless Of church lines
and denominational fences, and
carry through o series Of select as
semblies, at which the cost will be
small, tho hours scasonable, the
fare plain, the company select, tho
the dance decent, the hoor.masters
deacons, the musicians choir mem
bcrs, the managers clergymenn
and the net results health, happl'
ness, society, unity, Intelligence,
charity plenty and peace!
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS

with thnnkst to old customers for formerfa.
vors, he hopes TO great them again at nus new
araiiy 10 call and avail themsslves ot'his
enlarged aud lmpr0vcd fNcillhes.
AnfiI o. lagS-tk
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UNDER AK1NG.
#. GETZ g. SON

have III, Al aidsaF
Cases, Caskess and Cs1lns
ofeEery dereupliop constantly o. hand and a
good heaTse always In readiness 10 attend M
nernis 10 town and country u The shoFleai no.
tiee and At the lowest ratos.
DB-Dont forget the pisee. Mofth Bhd
of Columbus 81, LqnsasteF, 0Aio.
Dec. 8, lses. ~.
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Ohio, vt their next regular session ~ IA1eas.
lor. Ohio. balng The nrat Norfay ~ March, A I.
b. 1870, for the aIlelalIou ~ Ne oouuIl road
fenifnaifom philip HoYd,- Hrlal mIll ~ oae.
ing county, 70 Philip hsyd and kuAnqsl so
mems saw mill, % hulncreeA tuuu4AIpt ~
Probationary. Ohio, The point oi commenc-
ing y Il lh6 Noflnsuo1t ooI9ee a 4nqfke
shorr'a meadow, N section No ~ q said ttan
ship IN said counly, thence Notlhtol. aIound
The hill up Ruahcrne1 through tl.e iends ~
balow HaYd 4 elemen'g aau mill there 70 inter.
sect the main road naalh--dllia1tt about " ol
one mile. MANY fhtiIlVAhh4.
Jan. -, ieso-bwit'
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@Night Scenes an the riblc,'hy Rev DAME
March, D. D. zegler, Mccurdy &co., Pub
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnati, o. ST.
Louis, Mo.
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otal Value ofall taxable property,

MALE INHABITANTS OVER q, IN MAY, 1867.
white--G,2i2i colored-4o; total....,.--.-. 6,sO2
AMOUNTS aErunSED ron TAXATION Dr VARIOUS
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FaIrdcld C6Inlff statigtlcs.

~ p ".a u H| , y ~ n 4 D.. VI. IA ~.
We compile tho subjoined sta
tistics for the year ending Nov.
is, 1868, relative to our county,
from tho very clear and compre.
hensive report Of the. Auditor roi
State. Our readers win doubtless
feel interested in tho information
they afford; "a
HrOEirrs HrO 4HE TREAEunr TRor rA'sEiELD
coUATYi
Total hfHte sAS'Oza % %
Peddlers' Lieenees .........y...........--. ~
Show Licehcopa,a.s, ,e......,....'.S.s." 10 w
Total RecsIpss.....a.......... ....... sIO,OIS 10
srArr connos SCHOOL FUND.
Amt paid into e,nic Treasury. ....... sls,5Sl %
reed from ......;.. lG sze gg
Excess pad State Treasury .....-x...... LIZA o.
Interest on sec 10 school Fund, 70.
ceiyed nom State...................... s'0I+ "
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-28
Gossip and GIenninxs.

Punch reports this conversation: First
Colller-"My gal weighs fifteen stun and
'arf." Second Collier (superlatiyely exultant)
-"Lor bless you, you ought to hear my gal
swear!"
Papa" said Mr.. Browns youngest son,
the other day, "can go to the circus?" "No
my boy" affectionately replied Mr.. Brown
shut if you are good boy, will take you to
see your grandmother's grave this afternoon"
college students have legend of me-
chanical and perhaps sleepy parson at morn
ing prayers, who prayed that 'the inefficient
may be made efficient, the intemperate tenn
perate, and the industrious dustrious."
"A Western poet has found inspiration in
the Richardson Farland affair, and after q
decidedly original statement of the case he
moralizes thus:
lis wrong, It's dangerous to peace or lite,
To touch mans honor or his wife;
Public opinion will not allow
Meddling with families anyhow.