Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-16
and said he lowed to take his time, now.
It was always an aggravation to Jacobs,
,hn waV that miserable old thing acted

and said he lowed to take his time, now.
IT. was always an aggraVatiOn to Jacobs,
.hn way that miserable old thing acted.
- He moved back to Indiany pretty soon
went to Wellsville-Wellsville was the
place the IIogadOms was from. Mighty
line family. OLA Maryland stock. Old
Squire lIo@:,t.lir could carry around more
mixed liGit"r, a.d ;r;es better than most
any man rt"r >r.. Ills second wife was
the Wid..r i,iiIit.:,S--alie That was Becky
Martin her dam Was DeasOn Dunlap's
fl ST. wife. Her oldest child, Maria, mar
fled Il missionary, and died in grace-et up
bv the savages. They ct him, too, poor
teller-biled him, 1t wasn't the custom, SO
they Say, but they explained to friends OF
lis II that went d"Wu there. to bring away
l.iS things, that they'd tiled missionaries
cvcly other way, and never could get any
good ont nt 'rIn--and SO it aIInOyed all his
r. lllioIs to tnd out that that mans life
WAS fooled away j'l,t ont Of a dearned eX-
pertinent, S'I Ia el+Hk. But mind you,
there amt anNtltin4 ever reely lost; every
li.inS that -. ii" - u understand and
dent see the. Reason It does good if you
only hold "n ami give it Il fair shake Pro
whence don't fire no blank ca'trises, boys.
Ilt; th'r" nl.aslonary's substance, unbe-
kuUWI.s :" himself, actu ly converted every
last nI,p If III IN lraIhcns HAT took a
chItI.r 1T the iarhacue. NOthing evtl
fetched liItiI hII thtt. Don't tell me ii
" as lc idcni rjtt he Mas billed. There
.tiii'L II" such tiri,4 as AN accident.
''WI.en my Uncl. Lem was leaning up
agin st;,1T ,Ilii,~ once, sicE or drunk, CI
suIhin. II, lr.shn.a with Il hod tul OF
bricks f Il on hiin out Of the third story and
broke the old InaIi's ba"k i'll two places.
People ..liI il W:tS a. accident. Much eX-
cltcnl-r:I w:,o r.>s-d al, at That. lie didn't
know w!.G l., w;.s there for, but he was
there ia Il good object. if he hadn't been
there ;hc lr;si'rrhn would hAv" been killed.
No""dy rHn ">"rIHnk IN" b'ii"v" anything
di!'-r nj from jlra'. II c'e L"ms dog was
there. " hN dhin,L lii" lrlshman tall on
the to" br'ah IN" ""9 would Il seen him
c"'r'i :. An'' -I'oi from under. That S
the r"h-"n tn r"3 "arnt app lhted. "A
dog "a" Ii" dFi"tded Oh TO carry out
special rr"N"!"';c" Mark my words, 1t
was a pat uI' H'iS. Accidents doh nap
pen, boys
L mel. j. III uoS-I WISH you co'iId
seen that deg. lie was a regular shep-
herd-or rather he was part bull and part
shepherd-splendl animal; belonged TO
Iarson Hagar before uncle Lem got hlin'
Parson Hag2r belonged 10 the western
reserve hagars' prime family, ms iamlly ;
MS llio'hei " wao 1u, w "lHon Uilo vi ni' oio-
terS married NhGeier' tHey seItleu IN
Morgan county, ana ne got plpped by the
machinery IN q carpet factory ana he went
tnrou?n III ieSS Juan quarter VI Ilillu -
his Wldder bought the piece OF carpet tnat
mad his remains woVe IN, ana people came
a hundred miles 10 tehu Lhe I luneral. raj lnele Sh
was fourteen ydruS III Che piece: one
wouldn't let them roll nm up but painted
nun JusC Sou -T lensUn: Ine cnuLci Vas vas
ihlouli,l9 Il sinai "hcl1 they Ple@cneu INC
luneral' anu Cney h"u ~ le' one eli"
OF the colin suck out. OF the WINDOW: