Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-11-25

SIGNIrICATloN OF DREAMS. dream
of a milestone about your neck, is sign
of what you may expect, if you marry
an extravagant wife.
1t is very lucky to dream that you
pay for thing twice over, since ever
afterwards, you will always take care
to have your bills recelpted.
For a person in embarrassed clrcum-
stances to dream that he is arrested, IS
very fortunate, for it is q warning TO
him on no account to accept a bill.
10 dream of fire is sign that'if you
are wise, you will see that all the lights
in your house are out before you retire
TO bed. ,.. ..........,.. IT,. ... ,-.l,
70 dream that your nose is red to the
tip, is an intimation that you had better
leave brandy for water. .lsHp1
When fashionable young lady
dreams of filbert, it is sign that her
thoughts are running ON the colonel.
Ii you dream of clothes, it is warn
ing not to go to law, for, by the rule OF
contrairies, you will be sure Of a non
suit.
When young lady dreams of a cof-
fin, it betokens that she should Instant
| ly discontinue tight stays and always
60 warmly clad in wet weather.
A FUNNY SCENE.-A very amusing
incident occurred on i Fort Wayne rail
road train. Just before one the accom-
modations pulled out from the station a
well dressed, respectable looking indi-
vidual, slightly the worse for little
.tam," entered one of the cars and ap-
preached a lady who was occupying
part of seat and said:d g. tH.oI
"Madam,o lis thi (hlc) is seat takenf'
"No sill" gr- ,...... %
"Madam, may I 81 (hic) it down p
"Yes,,isir you may" - y ' .''..
The boosy individual took seat and
in few minptes the train started. He
sat seemingly contented and happy for
few minutes. All At once he threw
his arms about his fellow traveller and
kissed her vehemently several times.
Several passengers in the crowded
car at this became greatly incensed.
The fellow kept up his loving method
of procedure and the lady appeared to be
resisting him as best she could. Final
lv number of the most determined of
the passengers made simultaneous
bounce for the boosy man. One indl-
yidual raised window, and it looked
as if the fellow was going to hunt terra
frma when he suddenly seemed to take
in the situation. ,...rr ..... r
/" "What does vi (hic) you fellows
wart?' q '''". '' "A .''.@ .-'..' .
cd The only answer was more deter
mined effort to lift the speaker from his
place. Then the other occupant OF the
seat turned and took part in the conver-
sation. +
& seGentleman," she said, "this is my
husband" aH ..-.i .-sLait q
,"Oh"-, .,. ..,...lg .,
The man and his wife had entered the
car before any Of the otlier passengers
and he bad gone out for refreshments.
When he returned, feeling very humor-
Gus, he ADDRESSED his partner in such a
tone that evrybody could hear him, as
though she was a stranger, and that's
what fooled them.
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AN Opp CHAIR FOR THE NExTrP PRES
,1pESr.-Seth Kinman and his son Car
lin, . the renowned California hunters
land trappers, are now in the city, Seth
has gained considerable notofety as the
maker of unique chairs for several of
the Presidents of the United States. He
presented Buchanan with a chair made
Of elk horns. and, hoots inIlS54, and
gave Abraham Lincoln similar one ia
1864 Andrew johnson was the recipi
ent of chair made of grizzly skins and
claws. During recent visit TO. the
Centennial Exposition Seth called on
Coy. Hayes at Columbus, Chic, and
presented him with a Chair similar, to
the Lincoln and BuctaHan chairs-ot;
elk horns and boots, with a grizzly robe
covering. He has another chair similar
to the Andrew Johnson chair In store
for the President elect, only it has the
addition of grizzly's ferocious head
cunningly concealed underneath the
seat, which, by touching seat 10 the
rear of the chair, is thrown forward, the
Jaws snap viciously' two-er three times,
when it returns 10 its piece of conceal
mentg This interesting little ornament
Seth thinks his old friend Hayes IS go
ing to get ~ Sal, Francisco -Buhetin. 81
A telegram : trSln Yirgihis City.
Nevada; says that great excitement was
caused on, C. street in that city q few
nights ago by man who gathered
large crowd under theIpretext OF liberat1
ing some rats from box for a dog to
kill. About three hundred men gath
cred about the spot, when a pole cat
sprang from tins box aud began to- dis
persee the crowd The, nan made his
escape but was hunted all night by q,
gang with, sM7shooters. So great was
the indignation that be. was compelled
to flee, the City About a hundred per
sons had their clothes ruined.