The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-09-24


''Hallo, stranger. yoh SEEM 70 Be going
ssYes, sir, am. y
s.What are yot carrying that plcw along
ssGoing to send Nc to PitesbIr6A.,,
s'To Pittsburgh, In Pennsylvania
you're mighty right, am"
.sWhat are you going to send it there
ITO get silarpened.''
Alftfe way to- Pittsburg to get si1HsvS
enedp''
ssYou betl We've starved..our blaeixsinitlaa,
out; fc pulled uP stakes the other DRY and
ssWell, that's d rather: novel fdea, my
frield-,sending plow 20 FAR to get sharp
sNot SO novel as you heard IL was., We
do -, our ,,.aa milling ing 10 st. Louis.
you're right 81 Is. We ,issd 70 have q
mill at Pdnkinvine Greek, but tho owner.
turned 70 getting oilE grinding doae e s.
.sYo,, don. moan % say yds send :yout
griss aA .i, the WY e g; LOuls E y rai1s,'
flain't got no grist t0 send. s53aiE mo Res
our flour and meal from sc. Louis W
81 see you have hide il ycut wagcn."
tsYes; our old COW died hast week.
March winds blosaed' tile lille Oht'n heR.s
seln A the hide nav e B9ss0 g Bdsso e ss L Z so &
rather expensive, my friends Tho 1zelGhts,
VII. eat the hide up.'
.aThat'a fact-cleaner than tie bdzlaraS
did the old carcass. But what's. the use
bein' taxed to build railroads 'thoue you
get the good of. 'emp Used to have faf1-
yard over at Liekskill6rt and shoenlAkesys
too. Bnt they're kersduinnalix9d., =
ssKerfiummuxed-what thafP's
ssIt means. gone upa spout tvvlxs
You and me- thss's 'n1ighty nigh the case
when do you expect to get yoari
leather?''
'sDoh,t expect 10 git no leather at ail-
expect to git shoes, some day, made nc
Rather a misfortune to lose mich
mot SO much d misfortune as yosl heard
it was. Monstrous sight of shrHklih, and
nubinin' COW, and milkin' her night ana
a day.
.sWhat are yot, going. to do for nilki"
ssSend North for it,
ssSend North for milk?''
..Yes; concentrated milk and Goshen
butters
s'OhlT see the point.''s @
''Mighty handy things these railroads
make them Yankee fellers do all our 1OD9
tor us now-tio Our srnitliin' and &1indfn'
and tanTiin' and nilkin' and churnin'
l X
| ton. Sendins it up to Massachusetts, O.
get it carded, spun and wOve. Y9m@W
come when we'll send it there tD be gttl5
ned then wen be happy. Monstrotis slight
| of trouble running these gfns.ss 80
s'rhat would be rather expensive, send
sNo more so than them Western feliers
pay when they send corn East and get a
dollar bushel and pay six bits freight.
in fr for railroads. i 'itsiont We dSe de foddG'
ssYou seem to appreciate the aEiSantagea
of railroads.
II think we ought-we pay erotigh for
| 'em.s'
Il reckon you fsttesl your own porkFs'
s'Weli, You reckon wrong, stranger
get them Hiinoy fellers to do that for me
It's mighty convenient, fOO-m6s1geroEsa
sight of trouble toting big basketfuI o.
it tor
81 should think so.',
ssrhere's one thing lacking though ia
make the business complete. !"
ssWhat's that?''
.sIney ought 10 send the hogs ready
cooked. Co6kfn' and preparira wood lcR
co0kfn' takes UP heap of time that oFE by
rights to be employed Ia. the cotton patch.
was sayif' to MY old woman the other
and and washin' done done np np Mort Nortk and sent By s.
express, we'd be as happy So oface- -hoIders,' =
be lanie.'' d, 7;8.ss
I'd sens him up % where they make tEs il6ss
horse shoes and naiis and get him az1dA.
Can't get such a thing done fn onf paxts.
perhaps ian at the depot
stHow do you manage 20 live In yOzs
s.Why. we raise cotton. Ny road tnrns
offhere, stranger, Gee, Ball, back HgAnAws