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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17

NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMEHT. I'D
Pullie notice is her .by given tol.ars.os
dhors and Others lnteres intsfestet isses r
esiat of John Lewis 1eesusod, aasrd
| will make Final Settle lncht Thereof ~
the next term f tho GasconEdo Protatsi
Court, to be held and begun Oh "th.i third /.
in May next Il tho sonr,"suaS
in the town of Hermann. ".'~ H7NR.
I'm wv BUMPASS,
5ra,sa..z Admir-. OF John Lewis deed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-04-17

a, bCaJJ-IUU, " II MI ne or IOf - 34Nu "
:. % p 100 "a H hf NV n&e 4 X Scot ~ ?
TIP A Range . q .'a7"o aBr odt nj ~.
Containing 1884 Sc 100 acres and lys4,
ing il the county Of Gasconade and State
Ct issouri. e soi3o g H. x4uaa 90,
This 10th day of February 1869, ""'s'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
a PoRCINE JOKE.

A good story is told Of IA. Mr.. sayrO,
of Lexington, Kentucky:
Mr.. Sayre lisps little, and . good
Joke is told Of him, the better for its
truth. Some years since an oversser oil
one oil his farms told him he needed
soma hogs on his place. say' MI.
ssyre'
Very we'll, go and buy four OF Gvc
thousand pigth right away, end put them
on the farm'
: The mau accu,tomcd to obey, and
that without questioning, asked:
Shall / take. the money with mo TO
gurehase wiih?'
NO thjh They all know me- Thcnd
them here-I'll poy for them. OrgiVC you
the money to pOy when you get them.
The ovcweor went his way and in IRo
weeks returned, when the following con
versa,ion took place;
We'll Mr.. Sayre. l can't get that
many pigs. | have ridden all over the
country, all about, and can buy between
eigh, and nine hundred!'
Eight or nine hundred ubatf
Eight or nine hundred piss'
Eight or niuO hundred pigtbl Who
told you to buy that many Pigthl Arc
you rooll'
You told mo to buy them tEo weeks
since. / have lriedto do it,
Eight or nine hundred pisIhl never
told you apy thulb ihingl'
But you did--you told mo 10 60 and
buy four or Eve thousand pigS'
i didn'tdo no thulh thingl 4 told
you to 90 end buy four or five 'hows
and their little pigih, Ond you have done
il I thoUld thay.'
Nj suyre had pOrk.tO sell next fall
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or any'oihsr friend when in the proper
condition 10 be in ladies society, bot !
really think, Mr.. LauieI, you might take
into consideration what my feelings are
when you appear before me in the con-
diIiOn yOu are nov in. tits shame
that one SO young, SO talented, one that
might be bright ornament in any STA
lion of life. running every prospect by
such terrible means,
'IfI come to you sober Tomorrow
evening, will you talk to me upon the
subject mentioned tonight
Il will be hsppy 10 converse with yOu
upon aoy favori,o theme you may have
at any time
Then, will trouble you with my
presence no logger. Good night. =.
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Ho Was a moor boy, aal a nice neM

He was poor boy, Sad'a nico new
hat lAat was Just a'il,' was . greatsV
treat 10 him than to many boys
When ne little fellow fully rAlissd
that ,b, lat was his own, be began 10
olper about and cried, See, see, have
got a new hat. and l didu'. steal il either,
know another boy .,hAlhO, Got en- arm
fol ofhals, and | dppa lhipk be means
to bring them back bEal2
The boy that uearttipl bat can hold
his head up straight aud look every cue
10 the face, because he i, an honest boy,
But OIL that other boyl There must DO
hard spot somewhere 10 hi, heart, that
must feol very heavy Wien hsthinki oF
those hntss Man may mol know but
aod scGsi aud when hO locks down on
that hOsrI he sees ihiJ written there.
My littIa rcdtstSs Which boy viii YOU
bO llkO9 characterization, God, socsI
me- and no not Isl himryer neo thief
written on yOursbe0rl. The EOlagelsi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
KEEPINC oNE,s WORD.

Sir William Napier was ono day TAX
ing a long country walk near FIeshford,
when he met little girl, about .6YO
years old, sobbing over broken bowl
she had dropped aud brokearit1nb bring
ing It back from the field to which che
had taken her lalher's dinner in 1t, and
she said sho would be beSled on her 10,
turn hons for having broken ii; then,
with o sudden CLEAN ofhopO. she inuo'
Gently looked Op into hiS face, and said;
But 70 can mend it cant YET My
father explained that he could not mend
the bowl, but he could, by the gift of q
sirpsnc.. buy another, However on
opening his purse. Il was empty ofdIver
and hc bal-lo make amends by promia'
ing to meet bis litllo friend in the same
spot, ut the same hour, next day, and 10
bring the si1pence with him, bidding her.
m 0Onwhile, tell her mother she had seen
gentleman who would bring her tho
money for the bowl next day. The
child entirely trustsd him, went on her
way comfohOd. On his return home
he found an Invitation awaiting him to
dine in Bath the following evening, TO
meet with some one whom he specially
wished 10 see. He hssitated for some
little time, trying to calculate the posi-
lbnily Of giving the meeting TO his little
friend Of the broken bowl and Of still
being in time for tue diuuerparIs in
Bath but. finding this could not be, hO
wrote TO decline accepting the invitation
on the plea Of 'Preengagemonl.' saying
to us;'I eanoOt disnppolnt her she trust
sd hsyo implicillY.'-Braeei LVc q
=. - ~ 49, u Ifgsyl 80. n -.
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BE HONEST
Az INCIDENT AT A TiRE,

A few days after one Of our large 6res
which have been SO frequent in our land
during the past lew months, gentlemen
who bed kept hOt store. which had
been burned, was HecoSIsd in the 0treai
by q boy, who said; 'Mr. H, ]
have got whole Ormful Of hats thOt bc
loug to you. learicd them home the
day Of tue Gre 90 that no one should
steal them. IT, you will tell me where to
bring them, | will go bone Ond get
them
The gentleman appointed q place, and
the boy ran away toward bis homes
Soon be appeared with The hats, Ond ,urS
enough, be had all his Two Drm' could
hold.
whun no bsd laid them down, th'
gentleman began to try FIRST one ther
another on his head, Whom ha IOunt
one that fitted bin. he said There ny
!ii,ls man, lhAl 10 yoSn,' c
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resOIptsly declined, Florence watched
him necessarily. and whsn lho supper
was over many Of the young mea re,
NAMED bohiud aud liogsred over lhoir
glasses for an hour or 50. bat Harry was
not with them for once, IIo opas went
out on the veranda and aoOn he saw
FlONucs looking for some one, and al
length bcr fOOO grew troubled. She
came 'ncsr 10 wbers hO Ovo' citing before
she recognised him, AMI he heard her
hcAvO deep sigh
,Floreuoo dear, what troubles your
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
CHAPTER VIII.


OF IhiG tomorrow, hoy, we are going 10
have a rOusing ball Tomorrow night,
and have invitations for yourself and
Emmerson,'
The next morning Harry dispatched
delicate note TO Miss Lee, asking por7
mission to be her escort to the dance =
Herreply read as follows:
Il will be pleased to accept Mr., L.n.
isr's companyriI he will peoSi6s ms Dol
10 indulge 10 bis besettiug siu.
Your friend,5
'T5asRFtcE Lee
When Harry glanced eyer tho note his
handsome face flushed crimson, and
handing ,be'nols TO Ed. exclaimed;
4 au going wisb-SOur little favori'e'
Ed, to-mOrrow night. You 80 with
Alice, wiIlson7
tAnyihipgstO Obligeyou, but why moi
drink aay:and 60 with Floronce?'.
'Beoaass she has liltle faith in np,
Z Ia t!seSeniug the stWo gentlemen
med aihsci3 dfsss toHse psg
81 oats,lga q As
aaa man. pI thsgoHns tolss hail already
'a;isu ublsa but FIoredss Was nowhere
seen. Tho danes bsgau and they whirl.
cd away.in the giddy maze,y An hour
passed and still no Florence came. All
the young folks who had been invited
were there, and while they were pausipg
iu the qoalriIle, Ray Lee entered with
bis beautiful sister hanging uPoa his
arm. She was transcendenlly lovely
that evening. As soon as an opportu.
uay offered, Ell Emmersoa led her on
the floor, and during the dance she
whispered to him to tell Harry that she
wished to see him few m omenls when
be could end time TO attend to it.
After the dance, Ed took Harry 10
one side and told him, Harry did not
go near her for nearly an hour. when he
saw her sitting 10 one corner sf the
room looking very sad, he approached
her. and sho gave her hand. He was
soon seated and commenced talking on
the most trifing subjects. She noticed
him closely but SAID nothing. He offer.
ell her bis arm for stroll on the ver-
snds. they found charming seat, and
she asked him Why ho had not come TO
her soooor.
Il was nat sure | was sober. and |
thought | would wait and see if l could
detect anything to the CONTRARY before
approaching YOU l boliovo'I am sober
however.
'wEy did you act iu such singular
maoncr with mo concerning this balIH'
You refer 10 my not coming for yOu?'
Yes
Because you b'd so lil,ls confidence
in me-.
i was sorry after l had answered Jour
kind Invitation that | had mentioned it,
but the answer bad gone and hoped
you would overlook that portion
You have no idea how felt when !
read it,
Il understood from EmmerSou, that
you both intended leaving soon.
Yes, thought oI going tomorrow
Why, SO soon
Have l not been here long euOugh?'
You are the proper judge Of that
Before leave, Florence, want 10
say to you sober what | intoudCd-what
said while under the influence Of lq-
uor, and now is as good an opportunity
as | will ever hayo. You told me you
would talk to me upon any subject ]
should ehOOte.'
you are in earnest Lben?'
Undoubtedly So
How can believe itH'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
FOND OF PORK.

Tho Salt Lake Reporter tells lhi,
story:
While ia couvGtntisn vosntly with
an 'epOslato, who was djsIolloNSbipped
a few years ago for not paying tilhes,
we asked him what be thought Of thai
system? 10 which, Olcvaliug hiS eyebrows
and leaning bis head thoughully 10
one side, ho thus replied in brief:
You see was always very particular
in paying up FOR long time after go.
here. Finally, il came fall. when !
hal tea very fne hogs. Well, to do
the sqIars 'hiqg, drove ono Of them
Up to tho-Iilhing yard, aud butchOrcd
the real. and sci in 10 cutting them up.
Well, sir, about the lime GOT it done.
here comes one Of Bdgbam's clerks and
took one tenth Of tho hams. one. tenth OF
tho shoulders, one tenth Of the lard. and
and 90 on clesr through. Soon after
here comes the Bishop and insisted on
donation for such purpose; and not
long afcr. somebody Tor something
else and, sir vhcu l go4 thorush | found
that had the moal Of just ono hog left.
Well, vsni to see the President about
it, and what do you lhina he said? JUST
40 homo and ask the Lord about il. Oud
see il be don! tell you brother BiSham's 9
mathematics are right that you have
only given the Lord hiS share. Well. I
WeD! home aud didn't cay much, but |
thought tho Lord was rather too fond Of
porkl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

III NODAbA Il VT LA DOAAs
&. Blow the bellows, WELD the hammer,
Till the roof roll back the elamor;
Let the Precipitation flow,
Till the engine and its boiler
Rise to bless the gifted toiler;
Shape the reaper, plough and hoe,
Spread these helpers DER the prairies,
There TO pile The yellow grain,
Which the engine.aying shuttle
Seatters DER the earth like rain.
Whoi hethat winneih treasure?
Whose the D1blest earthly pleasure?
Not the man OF slothful mind,
Not the proudest king reclining
Gu his throne with Jewels shining;
But the toiler for his kind.
Shall tho few aristocratic
Sluggards destitute Of brains,
Spurn fair Natures noblest workers.
Binding them in clanking ChainsI
Let US build for Labor's temple,
High, with inches many ample,
For each worthy yotary;
There above old Homer shining,
Shall our Fulton find place
Morse, ard Field aud Stephenson,
No5lesttoilers Of our race.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

AL which happens 10 tho whole
world happens through hope. No hus-
bnndmOn would SOW grain Of corn ir he
did not bopO il would spring up and
bring forth the ear. How much more
ore Wo helped on BY hope in the way 10
eternal lilo!
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rmr MCoRNRRn rmIEYEs.

The Providence Journal speaks plAin=
ly concerning The corner villainles u
ono class Of stock Oni commission mer--.
chants!
Combinations Of spceulatOrS 10 raise
or dcpress tho price ofs,ock or commo.
dilics huvo become very Injurious TO the
public interest. Tue difference in the
morality Of combination to cxiorl mon.
Oy from the lnboriug claaaby compelling
them to pay SSorbitaul prloss to mere
aDeculaIors for tho neeessories Of lifa,
md the taking Of SO much money from
them by force, may DO pcrcopliblo to
those who have a moral sense sufficient.
ly rehned, but we confess that is not
very obvious TO US. Men who build
churches and Ondow colleges, swindlO.
it may DO widows and Orphans out Of
the railroad shares they are obliged TO
have sold in tho selllemsu! Of estates by
depressing the price OF these shsres fOI
mere speculative purpose. And not on;
y this, in carrying out these combina-
l6us to speculate in these shares, they
lock up the circulating medium aud 90,
riously ombarass the industrial iplerest
Of The county; speak yet W. a. thess
saiIraa iagi "A, ba;nr iadlahlo.s !.
While the ways TO iheif aucoOises sIo
srewn with ruined households aud brck
en- fortunes, lheirm1sls are thu morals
Of the highwayhin, and nothing better,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
CABELL HOUSE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WEST VA.

JOHN T. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
nHIs GousO has recently been renovated
4 aud enlarged. Ths travelling public
nay rely upon receiving vSSd teatmCnl,-
gsal1a naSsASSlN HShsS1y,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

They OrO never alone that ate Sccom-
panied With noble thoughts, - SidnsyS
Arcadia. %
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

Ths nSWSboyS Of Houston. TtlDs, 10.
ioso to soil the Union, Republivao pa
pc', AVID tho editor sell i % No Itrtsts
themselves -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04
DIR. l.. #. CAMPBELL
Physician and surgeon,

Point Pleasant, Vest Va
UAvIN0 located permanently at Point
i'll Pleasant, offers his professional services
10 the citizens Of the town and vicinity. He
hopes by strict attention to business, TO merit
continuance Of the liberal patronage he has
already received.
lie may 10 found al all times at his Office
Nhsu not professionally engaged
November 5-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

Speech iu the gift Of all, bO, IhOuglt
Of few.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-04

Words ore wise mems counters. they
do bu, reckon by them but they ate the
money Of fOob. = HObbuS' Lcvi'han.
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The moro .shool.. the teusr ialI..
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, the NOBILITY OF LABOR.

Twe fnd the f0llOving lInes in lhe soll.
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