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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-30

o. Tho s,h int, .ddespts 6oe to
di6,,,st par;sh.s Of Rs9ssts Lad =.
ss.b'.d 4 Fest Gary, 81 .deslea &
Declaration Of 1saspsedeaee. y They
est II ,.siesly flo. ~ Caeslia. >s,s-
.s,.ss', md .aeos.s. tass 'Aey ~@
resist 70 The 1T aay '.atsept 10: ktes
Ii. Canadian policy a,po, ~. They
declare IL ProvisiosA 9evesa1lsit
established Novsnber 24sh 1T, 70 Ia
u. only .athoeitJ thsy vili recognise:
The doea.snt j, ,igsed ~ John B'uee,
President, nd Loei. Riel,, sssEetary.
The motto Of the. Rsvolutissish II
"God Save Liberty ! Ged ave tho Unit
ed States!" Some latsr itsms may b
fouad il our local columns.
"A dispatch ftan Nov York -
Ts.sday mates thaa ~ organisation ~
bsen perfected there 10 id IT,: Red
River Insurgents. Il i rposttd t&e:t1,
force will sonsist Of 1900 men, 800 d
whom have already been sarolled, and
that 1900 Spsaess rides ale rsedy iol
use. Fishy! - -
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prDbSSSsSkSr i5,stl !,

!; Clarence Gasr, s'so1a- Fully iqeatia-
q tbs oly =. III Il Ch..l@..' Mesi.pu.
~ vish dees...d "a iii, oity forr tx "
days Immediately bsfors bis death =; Nv
Cs,hazt nd Traisos at,Ssrsh oViaton's
on Friday hsfssstke nurdsrj !ssw them
give vine 70 s0ldieu' shere:5sss~i Cir
!, hart produces small revolver, and had
nes-lie ssitridess 70 Il ID Biz haad );
Cashast teok witoeeD.seide at Viuton;e
and i.tea hIs ff3te' soldier =, a.a MOI.
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So; ..,E;
In his report, which has bsea CON.
plstsd, Tie Conniaaiossr .-ie1arks Z
follows ooassrsisg The wheat spltsse ;
"Ths wheat interest u n present.
suffering from: one Of Ne pssiiddi;a.!
seasons Of deprcsiioa which a.s the IL
e,i..bls result Of exel,sive reliesae'a
spou . si.zls crop. A god JisA ~
obt.ised lhst year, sad . s6ll Arysss
suit The present seasoa this hee,; ID
eoabiaatios With in.a,iil s,,aasasiss,,: -
depressed The p,iss ~. = liver point
than has been reaehed siaes, 1860.
The eoasinuoas planting Of the new
lands Of the West with xheGt il remov:
ing westward, year BY year, tho eeptes
Of wheat psodsesioa, md iaes,asieg ~
distance Of transportation, while The
railroads, BY their eombinatioa and
advance Of tolls to secure dividends up.
On vatered stock, sse inasasing in
equal ratio the cost Of irsights. Thu,
ars wheat growers re.piag the fruit Of
their own improvidsut husbaadEJ, and
sudssisg extortioa and loss from The
seeidsnt Of location. A d,venifeatiou
Of industry, both agrieultaral md manu-
featuring, viii rssdsr tbsn nastsn q
the situatioo, and rslsase thsn from III
sabssrvissss to the railroed, cssd Eu.
ropsas vhsea osrkess. The pioess,
q 'sk'a.isg,' .y,ssn Il culture 1,sl
b abandoned, It least in he: ssstjsd
States, aid capital b sssd IL farm IL
leovsnsats. A. judisioaa iayeleneu'
IN d',isise ots's Ply. az hsnl'ea ps'
esat. the fr,s yesr . 'dss3s hsess-h,s
ing Of growing Wheat. . y; pps.tlsted Il
this dspa,tneat, be- donbled II J,eld
s.d, paid . thossssd pr eat. ,upoa, IL
cost; asd improvement 10 bessds a
farm stock yields l.rge di,ids.1s sp.i
tho investment. - ''' G. 'G':'1s t
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CHAS. +. POWELL

to havo been committed aad before the
same was discovered, while DeRot1rest
was intoxicated, that he (DeF.) had
killed the soldier; that witness report
ed same 70 polico' officer and it Va not
credited. Offer overruled; defendant
exccpts. Defendant then offered to
prove by witness that DeForrest had
told other persons that he had killed
the soldier. which was discredited by
them--whioh offer was also overruled,
and defendant exoepted.) -.
J. B. Holt, snorn-Live at Sank
Rapids; in May, 1869, prisoner and
DeForrest came to me aud wanted to
rent a. building for saloon told them
they could have it; afterwards refused
to let them have, because it would in
crease my rates Of insurance.
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pkArss o. ex.sEtl t1i!fAnYsTAnTON

oeArss o. sx.sEtt1ifARY STANTON
Hon. Ed~;o n. st.a.os died 10
Washington. between too sud three
o'clock % Friday morning, Of corg =
ton Of the heart. He had been oon6a%a
% his house Tor about weak, yet no
faas, Of 4 fatal rsault to biz illasss hid
besa appssheadsd until the day bssors
hin death.
. Mr.. Ssaatea ~ bora q 0tesh4a-
vile, Ohio, il 1916, asd had just co.,
p,stsd biz at:y.asstA .lsAft t.~ d.ys
befees his dsa.h. IL 1860 hs NJ p
pointed Attoessy Qsssssl y n1suol1sue
Baeh.,n.n, .sa dia ~ ga Sa6
iras~s in ds.aaadi.lGt .lsigaF y lnsaP;
urss for the ersshise q secession q
ID f,ss sppsa.ises. IL 1861 Passa-
ds.t Li.eola e.ksa hin b tnks sAases
q tho War Deps,t.sst nd bio pobls,
ssalous sad valuable kboss in bshaH Of
Ii. unity Of The nation vhilS acting -
Secretary .,re too it..h 10 III mind. II
Il. psopl. . .ox 4 deed detailed nen-
don. Few men e.s july h, el.i. 70
The honor which impartial history will
render Edwin n. Stanton iot ths pa.l
b performed 10 psttiag dova ths s
bell;oa. Earnest .ad ,asess,a;asd, b
may have committed ossoss in ths ID
nipissra.ios Of bis o6ee,' but they vss'
errors o. The .s.ds Of taat which II
believed b b right .:.,.,1 =.
But . fsv day. tsinss hs hadl beel
appointed to The Honorable pssi'iono d
Associate 1s..ies Of ths Sspsems Cont
. posi,;o. for .hisa, by ~ keRel O. ~
y, isAsxibls iatsssity ana ,tsse spirit 4
justice, he ~ spssially fttsd- =, Tn
country viii .oera him - eoe. # ii
bit usa and nols dsvotsd ssrv,pts.
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Dec 3Oth,

Upon the statement by DR.. senkler
this morning that ouc of the ju1os, Il.
J. Fowler, was unable from illness to
be in attendance, the court adjourned
until nine q clock Tomorrow morning.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-30

tan ,I>sds from. q denf' in: the bone, il
lsngthvise q the skull and runs aosose
she spstsoes pesslm # t4s tenporei
7bens /; sose n the natural ,seans in, the
sksll aear shk fracture ii The temporal
bona Il, >videesd s shss, i, ;alsos fi.e.
tsrs =ot. TO- takull vaeee perforated;
The pestoratioa;t II skall wps1 psds BY .
small heavy BODY striking .gsin.t the
skull wist7s ;gtsss velocity; the course
n tais body being il2ost* disse.''hom
the rear md moving etn"s horizontal
pllns; I WISHED Tho contents u skull,
sad touud'tbsr<ia i aattened; iragalar
pieespof lead, ~.;ghits 5oa'gr.ins;'shis
BODY passed throsgk the oeoter' Of the
e'...'.b.'lllap, ed sesld .!nost certainly
P'ods'e : ia icy as.'bi ,there, -. j. :! %
liked rale 4 @ time vhsn. deoomposi-
.jos viil .st IL i,fteri' d...h VI Il not
think !. odd s. possible ~ ii , I. odde.d
BODY 70 liz f'seaa 18Th Is ISL Il ~
June without an offensive smell being
pdlesptabls::o' 8"ro''"o adt a.
af.Hf,nr i,,1 ~ gnpna, s;.it .,:ui i
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t:.As oa:d bs isersassd. This eood;-
t;oe Of sGaits va pssesivsd By the
Northern P.ei6e party under President
Smith, when II St. Cloud lest summer,
,ad, several Of its meubss., publicly il
their reuasks, advsEt<d 70 it. The
eeeaa Jay Cooke l. Co., (.ad I.
0esbss Of. lie: hoass) o. hu rstass
from ths Nhsou,i, stated 70 the writer
Of tAis th.t ) railroad would ply II once
from Lake Superior to ii. Missouri.
W. tssl .qaits, willing 70 accept tho
ep;eieas Of such mes, With al due
d1faesaoe 70 The r.ilrosdin9 and fnas-
s;st. sbij;ty Of or st. Paul eeteup:-
ssry:;' Wis.," D." .-.:,>. ~. -.
d, ' Wevoald take tbi. opportunity Of
saggsstipg to the Board Of Tiade Of
this city, q tho.ssi IN vhoss hands the
j i11terese, q th.9 locality in connection
With ~ North Pacific have been coudd-
ed, that they taks. immediate steps for
the eo.pistios Of the duties assigned
them. Prompt se.ioo Is highly essen
~~se & ar, ia-..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05
Brains VS.. Labor.

The following beautiful passage is by
the Rev. J. F. Corning. II will be aP-
precia,ed BY all "bran workers.
while sit al my study table with
nv pen in hand, the fingers moving with
tsrdy pace at the beckon Of brain, hear
right below my windoG, in the adjacent
field, the monolonous ring Of laborers
hoe upon the corn hills. While he hoes
he whistles hour by hour ill the clock
strikes twelve. and then with ravenous
appetite repairs 10 his bounHfUl yet sim
PIE meal, only to resume his task again
and pursue 1t to the setting OF the sun.
As stood at the window watching his
toll, and turned again to my pen and pa.
per, asked myself how it happened that
the man with the hoe will labor his eight
or ten hours day with less fatigue than
The man with his pen will toll his three
or four. Hugh Miller was a great work
or with lbe shovel and pIck-would have
made good hand in sIste quarry, IN
grading a railroad, or digging canal. But
one UlEuA, 90 OA hIlO" ~ S'iN' ''''4''N''
in ht of nervous fever. What was the
difference between the greaI geoloGist and
the man with the hoe whlsting under my
window! Simply this, the former was
worker of brain, and the latter worker
OF muscle. Let this man with the hoe
lay down his husbandry for lItiIe while
and oct himself TO studying ono OF the
stalks Of corn, or the chemistry Of one OF
those hills Of soil, and very likely he
would soon learn what II is 10 lose ones
appetite, and hear The clock strike nearly
all the night hours in foverlsh wakeiu-
ness. And thus we get al great organic
law OF our being 10 wit: tLat brain work
subsiracls vitality from the fountain, while
muscle work only makes drauGhts upon
one Of the ramifying sire ms Of life. 1t is
estimated by scientific observers that a
man will use up as much vital force in
working his brains two hours as 10 will
in working his muscles eight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05
Memorial Celebrations.

The ceremony Of tecorsiing the graves
OF the Confederate dead with flowers and
evergreens has been recently celebrated in
many cities OF the South. Al Lynchburg
and Richmond, Va. the celebrations aere
large snd imposing. the procession IN the
former city being nearly mile in length.
Il was composed Of the members OF the
Memorial Association. The Sabbath
schools, the Masons, nddFeilows.
Knights OF Pvihias and the Faro Depart
meni. al Of these bodies were numer-
ously represented, buiihe Sunday schools
especially were out in great numbers, and
the liule children. with their wrealhs and
garlands, were o. iecis OF peculiar interest.
The emcn.gayly alired Nth their reels
and carysges handsomely dressed with
flowers and pictures Of distinguished Con-
lederaIes. added greatly 10 the impressive
ness Of the scene. Al the grounds the
ceremonies commenced with prayer, and
the cornerstone Oi monument was lald
according 10 the ancient rites and customs
of the Masonic Order. A. Richmond the
celebration al Oakwood was quiet, bot
impressive. Some two or three thousand
visited the cemetery during the day, dis
lribu,ing such flowers Ss they could pro-
cure, hut owing to tho backWardness oi
the season, many graves OF the gallant
dead we're left without a bul or spiIe. Al
Memphis the celebration occurred on Sat-
urday. Between eight and ten thousand
persons. mainly ladies. visited Elmwood
Cemetery, where prayer was olieIed.
speeches made, and other appropriate eer'
cmonies observed The graves were
most rrolusely dccoraich. The people
of Charleston TUNED cut en- masso 10 DO
reverence TO the memory OF their defend.
ers, and the long trains OF the Norihcss.
tern snd South Carolina railroads carried
mulliluIos to The beautiful Cily OF the
Dead. After O'Clock business was gen
orally suspended, and The various roads
and avenues leading to Magnolia teemed
with men and women and chldren. on
foot and in every kind of vehicle, bound
10 one common cenro.
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THE GRECIAN ODE.

She stepped upon the platform
Her grace ! can't forget
For oh that Grecian bend Of hers
Clings 10 my memory yet.
Her smile was like the sunbeam
Her bonnet "some" you bet;
But tina, lovely Grecian bend of hers
Was the "heavies," bend | met.
Her waterfall was gorgeous
And all who saw contend
Tha, her grace was never equaled
BY the Saratoga bend.
But alas for maiden beauty,
Dust will return 10 dust,
And the most enchanting bender
Is doomed 10 moth and rust.
In STOPPING to assume her seat,
Il hale to tell, but musV
Some whalebone thing tina, staid her up
Bent double-and The "bus, ~
She softly sighed, and sweelly smiled
And then, in accents tender,
As che rubbed her back, she gently said,
THANK Heaven, I'm of my bender!
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LIN ES,

LINES,
Suggested on seeing an unknown soldiers grave
in the cemetery Of Confederate dead hepherds-
town, w. Va:
Unknown the soldiers sleeping
While loving mothers weeping,
In her desolate southern home lar away.
After battle comrades found him,
With his soldier grey around him,
AS upon the bloody field he stifened lay.
Hastily they bore him,
And closed Ihe green sod DER him,
Unknown they marked his lowly resting place,
No sorrows tears are shed,
No farewell words are said,
Ah! there's none TO recognize the soldier face!
OFT did mother pray,
And wonder al the stay,
or her young and fair haired soldier boy.
OH mother cease thy weeping,
Cease thy constant vigils keeping,
The unknown has gone 10 lands of endless joy.
Hes buried not alone,
Tho he sleeps 10 us unknown,
lie was hero, ,brayest Of the brave;
The God of battles knew him,
Ere the foul invader slew him,
He is sleeping in an honored soldiers grave.
Tho we know him not in name,
lie is known to Us in fame,
And glory stalks, and guards him in his rest;
And yearly maiden's bring,
Sweet flowers Of the spring,
Place them DER the unknown soldiers breast
VIVA; 1869.
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Windows, the roofs OF houses for quar-.
ter of mile around, and every elevated
position, were loaded with spectators.
Several persons were considerably inIur-
ed by roof breaking upon which they
were standing at the time.
Sheriff Neighbors and his deputy. Mr..
George J. Steep, executed their painful
and unpleasant duties in the most humane
and Christan-like manner, and Truman
several times spoke Of their kind treat
menl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05
NEW GOODS
AT THE
LADIES S TOR E,
FOR
SPRING AND SU MINER.


w have Just returned from the Philadelphia
w and Baltimore markets with large and
well selected stock of DRY GOODS IND no
TIONS. We name in part as follows -
DRESS GO0DS--Piain, Striped and Cheue
Poplins, Leao's Lustre's, French and Jaconet
Lawns in great variety. Also Plain and Stri-
peo DeLains, Pique's, &c.
.UOUR.NTNG GOODS-Bombaziuc Double
ond Single Width: DeLaineS, Alpacas, Crepe
Noretts, Lawns, Ginghams, English Crepe Nells,
DOMESTIC GOODS-Calicoes, very
large and complete Stock OF GmghamS; A.,
5.4and lO-I Sheetings; BleJched and nblcach-
cd Cot,ons. Shirting Stripes, Drills, Table DIa-
nors. Cottonades, Plain end Striped Linen, &c:
VHITE GOODS.-Plain, Plaid and striped
Cambrics; Plain aud Plaid NansookS, SWISS,
Strlped and Plaid Organdies, Irish Linens,
Bird Eve Diapers, &c.
.NOTIO.NS.-HoOp Skirts, the new Spring
STYLES: Corsetts; Ladies, Gents, Misses and
CEildrcns Hose and Kid Silk Isle Thread anu
Cotton Gloves, Laces, Ldsmg', Rulings anu
Trimmings in great variety. Ladies Linen,
Hem stitched and Embroidered Handkerchleis,
Gents Hemmeu do GrenIdme and Vel
Rcrape. Crochet and Star Braid, Silk, jet,
Glass. Agate Linen, Pique and Lace Buttons,
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs, Invisible Hair
Netts Corsett Stays, Gum Tapes, and Cords,
Alpaca and Skirt Braids, Knitting Cotton,
Neck Ties, Paper Collars and Cuffs, for Gents,
Nail, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Ma
chine Threads and Silk, Hair Pins, Shoe La
ces. Shirt Fronts, &C., SC.
GOODS FOR FU.NER.4LS.-Orders for
these goods will receive special and prompt
attention. and be furnished al low rates.
Persons in want Of any of the above goods
wiII find II 10 To their advantage 10 call and eX-
anime our stock before purchasing, as they have
Laen boucht siLcc the recert decline, for
C.9SH and VIC are confident that We can otter
bargains,
~ Remember We consider it no trouble to
show goods. TERMS CASH.
Thankful for past favofS, We solicit iioeFai
share Of patronage in the future
RICHARD x WELSllANS.
April IL, 1869. u
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THE
VALLEY CHIEF,
SELF RAKING
REAPER & NOW TER !

IS offered 10 the Farmers of Berkeley
L and Jefferson Counties, with the GUAR
ANTEE that it aOiU cut and rake ,Oet,
tangled and lodged grain, even when ii
lies fiat and directly from the knife,
better than il can be done by the ordlna-
ry cradle and mandrake.
This fact was fully tested in the har-
vest of 1868, and we respectfully refer
to the following genhemen who purchas-
ed and used these machines Messrs. w.
r. McQuilkin, Adrian w. Jones, NJ. B.
Lemen, Thomas Files, Hiram II. Lem
en-, Jenifer Hudgel, Aaron Fulk, Hugh
Mckee. and many others.
THE TALLEY CHEF has two
DRIVING UHEELS. and is double
join,cd flexible bar machine, giving it
more advantages in taking up lodged and
tangled gram than other machines have in
moving. Height Of cut from one to ff
teen inches can be regulated without stop
ping.
THE SELF R.AKEis perfect and
never fails on account of the wheat being
wet, dry, short, thin, tangled orlOdged.
Pamphlets containing full description
and testimonials furnished on application.
Price of Valley Chief
Mower $3.50, freight added.
Combined Reaper and
Mower. usual size, 5000, freight ad.
Large No. Reaper with
extra Mower, $225, freight added.
JOHN +. BILLMYER,
Agent,
Shepherds,own. WesrVa.,
For Marsh. Grier & Co.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
N-.I o1 iOcO &c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05
NEW SADLER SHOP
ELK BRANCH.

'pHE services of competen, and expe
4 rienced workman has been engaged,
and we propose TO conduct the business
in all It's branches. We guarantee work
to be well done and Of good material.
Orders for Brides, Collars, Harness,
Saddles, &C., solicited. Especial auen-
lion given 10 all kinds of repairing. Pri.
ces moderate. J. S. MELVIN.
April "a, 1869. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Insects injurious 10 vegetation. IL is
stated. can be destroyed by The application
OF liquid composed Of one part vinegar
and nine paris wafer The mixture should
be applied 10 vines and plants With gar
den syringe or s.er-pot with fine nozule.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Z INSEED Oil. at
II Billings Drug Store.
nLASS.-Best French Glass can always be
VI had at II. VI. BILLINGS Drug Store. Odd
sizes will be cut to suit customers. No extra
charge for cutting. May Is
MEATS Foot Oil; Linseed Oil, boiled and
" raw: MachUe Oil, refined and crude; Fish
Oil; Copal Varuish; Brown japan VarDish
White Varnish; Black Varnish; Furniture Var
nish; Walnut Stain, for sale at
oct "a II. VI. BILLINGS Drug Store,
DELL'S Confection's, Bells Cordial for in
ID fant's teething, McManus' Elixir Of Opium,
Ayers Sarsaparila, Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, Burnet,'s Cod Liver Oil, for sale at
II. VI. BILLINGS
OctIO Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

John Harrington. OF Concord. New
Hampshire. invested $500 in ticket. OF
3 grand gift erIerpnse. and dres a blue
edged plate
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NEW YORKER.

SEYMOUR & MORGAN'S NEW YORK
- COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
which we can safely recommend to the farmers
as the best that has ever been offered. We
challenge competition, and would advise all
persons in want Of good Machine to exam
inc and give it a trial be fore purchasing.
The Reaper can be seen at all times at our
place of business.
WYSONG 6. CUTTINGS,
Sole Agents.
Duflields Depot, April II, 1869. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

We learn from the ZsnesTille (OhIo)
SigDal iha, an agent Of Gen. Bingham
the chief qusrIermssier Of the department
of the lakes, is now in Columbus attend
ing ihe removal Of scattered bodies OF SOL
diers, both Union and Confederate. 10 The
principal national cemeteries. The Con-
federsie dead 10 the city graveyard. 80 10
numbor. snd 10 the bUrying ground at
Camp Dennison, 81 in number, will be
removed 10 the Confederate cemetery al
Camp Chase. This will make the num-
Der Of confederate dead al Camp Chase
over 2 COZ and will concentrate sll the
Confederate dead buried iB Ohio into the
two cemeleries-Camp Chase and Gov
ernor's Island.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

Young ladies' should se careful and
not &C. cbsPS ou their lips. They have
been known ~ lesj 70 sa Affection Of .he
heaIl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

A plain spoken western preacher is 'sld
10 have delivered The following from his
desk: 81 would announce to The congre.
gsrion that, probably by mistake, there was
left at this meeting house, this morning,
a ,msll cotton umbrella, much damaged
by time shd wear, and exceedingly pale
in color, 10 place of which was taken a
large silk umbrella, and Of great beauty.
Bunders OF this kind brethren and ,lsIers,
are getting a little too common.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-05

The following Is the "nub" Of yarn
which is told OF a big whiskey -guzziIog
fellow who came home drunk one night
and sat down by the fire to warm has feet
which were regular "worn killers" says
the legend: Alter DOING some Tine he
awoke chilly; the embep were entrelS
hld from view, and seeing his feet, ms
took them for bis little toy, when with
a majestic wave Of the hand, he said:
Island aside, my liule son, and lei your
poor father w1rm himself"