davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03
GrooeFies and I.rosisions- Wholesale.

stsss7.e. en,Ts 60 s.s57se yellow c.
6onee-Green RIO. sanc. Rio, roasted. lls
loc Java. green, t5g15c' Java. roasted, 80 -
NaracaioO, roasted. l6slSc. Mexican roasted loe
&c.
TeGs-Japan. 6ue, s5a4sc, Japan medium, 2ss
sac, ordinary loe.-5C. hysou, 5o4ooc. gunpON der
sota3cc. Ooloug. 4ogo0c, Congo. -oGooc-
fl0ur-s2 ~ per cwt . - per Dol, patent pV
oess, g a. per cwt, $ - Per bbli al wheai Lou
y 5 per cwt Il a. per 5bl,
Mil iced. Screenings. 81 per ton, bran, SIS.
ships, 50 middiings, sloSlo. feed-oorn aud
Kerosene on-Michigan test. ne per ga
water " hlte. lV1zc.
Gasollne-ll3sc per gaI.
seeds-ClOger. = COCO % per bu; timothy, = ~
Fish-No. 1 white nsh, s. % per half bbl.
other grades q u0G4 81 per bali bDls trout, g.
cod. salt Sc per 10; CLANS, s. o0 per hun
dred; canned oysters, selects, S0,95oci smoked
Halibut. sole.
Pork in oarrels-Mess pork, Chicago packed
- lsl0 10. clear, 10 70, clear short cut Chicago
81 co. clear short cut, best, Sl2 %.
lArd-lierces, 6l4c, 80 and - 10 tubs o5aci %
ID round tins 100 cases, 63c, IN tin pals. 65sesc
Beef IN bArrels-Extra mess, warranted 20 lbs.
80 90. extra bOneless Sll %.
Butterine-W aukesha creamery, solid, lSc; rolls,
1910; dairy solid IL 1yc rolls, PIC.
Fruits - Oranges. California 81 50g5 90 lemons,
choice, s. 50; lemons fancy. a. 00et6 %: figs,
layer. new per 10, l21zGl6c; dates, Fard, 10 10
box per 10 lOc, dates Fard 50 10 box, per H., &c
dates Persian. 50 ID bpx. per H., S1sc@9o.
Nuts-Peanuts, raw, per 10, 4ci choice req,
choice white, Va, 5G51Sc fancy, II. p Va, 81
G7c. almonds, TeuagOna, l6c, California, l0tgioC,
Brazils, cD9c, nlberts, Sicily. u@l2c BARGE
Iona, lOc; walnnts, Grenoble, l41zGi5c; French
cGlic; California l2c; pecansi Texas, h. r, sd
lSe; Missouri, s1kesc; cocOanuts per 100, 81 5Os
) 90
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

IL is the abuse not the use that has cpn-
demned it. Freeman medicatei invisible
powder, properly appalled,, is used by every
lady OF refinement to enAance their beauty.
Sold at L. K. wilson drIicsEtore.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

Special communication OF D0ric Lodge
No. 3s2. r & IN. Thursday evening AT
80. al their bali on %esi Bridge-st Work
on first degree
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

Do not forget t-sh D4y or eur SUNDAY
Biz of Fare We have 4 large sseck Oi Sea
and Lake Fish, OysleS ana clams 81
Cana 81 Is r. EA,EK4.
We have just received a large consigu-
ment 0f Imported OeSTs.
Mus. i1cE3 & DICgISsaN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

We have the best selected assortment Of
Cigars Imported. Key West and Domestic,
in the city.
Mills. LAcEy. * DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
ppOlzfpfTfON CONNCNTFOk

The Prob ihitior voters ir fhe COUNTIES ~ furts
Kent Ottawa and Aiiegan. cuus uris.iig the sff
Congressional Ia trict are requested r. seerrnhIr
infheir various representative 1lrfrtrfs and fto.o
delegste to convprtiun o. - held ei thf frfIiif
oour ruorns ir ths fits of Grand Rapidt o. Frfdav
the ffff 0sY ~ ~erern her 81 rrck 3 IN fnr TIE
plIrroee of nurninafins = caudldefe ~ fonqreE
n - supported 81 fhe eusIIing election snf ~
trsnssrf sgeh other business frsT fir BROUGHT
before them. ] - hafe 0t representation viI -
Eve delegates fnr each representative dIsa-iff
Esct dissF1c1 % rrquesied tc eief eve aife-ust~t
Who II present i is erg,set vii - perm iftfd ~
teke par ir THE pTfE,aef .rrs TIE rhsirfnnr ~
eseh representative fiarift y requested ~ srnd
lief of d1iarafes to tha fhafrfusr ~ the f1rl.
rressi0ffsI committee - srfu fsrs.isle
TH TATEN
Chairman CurgresFiorf' rrrriffee Grand Rsr.
ids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

The Baltimore OysLsr AarketA 81 Canal,
has Baltimore oysters. htile Aeck CLAIMS
stock OF Fish and Oyster iAthe ny.
y r ArKY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in exper
imenting when your lungs are III danger
Consumption always seems, at first. only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer TO impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't be deceived
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery, which is guaranteed TO give relief in
all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial
bottles free at Peck Bros Drug Store.
The great sources Of the extensive cura-
tive range of DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic
are its great blood purifying qualities and
its gentle aperitive action. thereby remOY-
ing all restraint from the secretive organs,
curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia,
costiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples low
spirits, sick and nervous headache, ague,
malaria, and all stomach. liver and kidney
troubles The most delicate stomach ac-
cepts it with relish. Price 90 cents. For
sale by +. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-03

", are constantly. receiving keyNWest
and Imported Cigars, ~ tAaIe stock is
always fresh
MuLs, LAcETs,S DlcEINs0N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
FREDENHEIM.

DESIGNER AND IMPROVER Of MILL
NhRY sui pKtSS TRIMMINGS. PAR.
TEBN HATS and BONNETS oilers induce
mruts TOR balance - the week
2 cases BLACk FELT HATS and BON
NhrS. ali good shapes snd perfect, 81
10 different stylish shapes IN colors, al per-
2j - ssi - sty les FRENCH FELT HATS and
BONSEr- from 62c 75c.. and 81;
All 'ue latest shapes fDr Misses and Cniliren
IN scarlet. ca,dinal brown, navy. aud
VerS large line eofCHILDREN's TRIMMED
HATS IN velvet, plush sstrachan. &c, al
less than Manufacturers prices;
Another line OF those NkLVErEESS in
MACK aud cOlOrs from Z5c. up:
sILK-FINISHEU NEI.VErEESS. suitable
tor nLesi dress goods. equal TO silk vel.
Vet, black and colors. " inches wide. at
BLACK and COLOREO SILK vELVErs.
extra quality, al reduced prices;
70 and zU-Incn BLACK and COLOHED
SILK NELEETS. very best quality, AL
shades. at importers prices;
40 pieces SILK PHI SHES. 10. and 20 inch.
all cU.oTs and black, very best quality
sunIPFD aud FANCY VELvErS and
PLUSHks-an immense assortment for
NlIpeIy and Dress p1rposes-at less
than New York prices:
MARAECUT. MOSS. ASTRACHAS CHE
MILE DRESS TRIMMINGS Ia SIX and
wOrs'eds-tne largest assortment. best
der gus and lowest prices OF any house
hiss OF New YORK;
BEADED ENTERIES G!MPS.
GALLOOES, ! ROP TkihMINGs OF all
dtscrip; iOns and styles very age varie
u, less than importers prices;
BIZ BhD DRkSS shIS, Y + + ID
FLOU NClNG8 BEADED LACtS ~ AL
descr pt.oDs az prices 10 suit the xants
OF al customers:
CsTKlCH ard FANCY FEATHERS.-We
hsyethe largest sDd n oct varied sss)rt-
ment that can De found anywhere aud
al prices tnGt teiS competition; former
ly manufacturing these goods In New
YOrk Tor eight years.
RIBBONS In satin and velvet. ana SILK
HItBONS OF all descr puOns and
Widths at the lowest prices:
CCESk.ll~ ~ = have my q ifareut styles
81! OF the best makers and alters. every
oue bCLe. and warranted 10 give salts.
faction from 40r.:
Remember SPECIAL BARG AIN-DATS.
bsleLce Of this week. and u VIII Co on
good 10 pay us visit:
Clos ng out our royuimpOrtatiOu PATTERN
HATS a. soc. Oa the dollar
Trad, supplied Rt tSkbt NhtINe.
no IU.1n ali eset ErOsd street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
4c3eoE SNa1l3e,
1918 MAIN STREET.
toy- BLANKETS The big sale Of
GOODS"

k0t DL \ y n Il - uc OIh Salo VI
manufacturers seconds OF l0-4 and ll-t
WHITE EBED.BLANktTS has been a great
success. We have sold very large quautl-
ty, and yet have a COED supply. Tue i'm
reflections are 80 slight thai II requires the
closest examination To detect them, and
set you get them at one third less than
regular prices .,,...
We also snow large stock OF WHITE
BLANKETS from sI.l9 up TO slsa par
and COLORED BLANKEf5 from 81 up
tOsl3a pair;
A large sssortn nent Of CARRIAGE-BLANK-
ETS and HORSE BLANKETS:
CRIB and CRADLE BEANkkT5 In Oil
We have beyond doubt the lsrgest stock
o. LLANkkTS in thls city. and are. there.
fore. ef sbed 20 sell ~ loger prices man any
other house In this city We nave no.
enumerated the different prices az toe
goods must be seen 10 DE fully appreciated. 4.
CLOAKs AND JACKETS,
We show the cho.c cest STYLES OF WRAI'S of
every description. In giving our orders
We had garments made TO III small. me
dium lsigc and eXtra.large ladies' and We
can 1T cniidreE from two 10 sixteen years O'
age In point Ofsty le quality, NJ, and work
u.aHshIp our garments are perfect Ne
show lager stock Than any other house
In this city: SO feel confident that we can
suit you ~ style and price An elegant As
soTtmeDt OF EMBROIDERED CLOAhS Tor
ip'auts.
KNIT GOODS Skirts TO ft ladies' and
children OF all sizes; BOOtees. sac iues
Cars Jackets Mills. SOcks. &C., &C
JEKSEi The largest stock ever offered
by any house IN this city. We only sell
good garments. Cur prices bexin with
an All. Wool Coat Back Jeney ats 81
The largest Carpet stock, Mating. Rugs
Mats OIL Cloths. Druggets Arts luares,
Hassocks. aud OttOmans:
window shades. Lace CUrtains, Chenille
and Turcoman Curtains;
Black and ColOred Dress Goods Hosiery OF
every description. Extra Heavy stock
iDgs for Boys. Gloves % all kinds for
BOYS Girls. Men, and Women:
Lsoits' Underwear in great variety at the
lowest prices.
We have the largest store in the state,
show the greatest variety Of goods. and our
prices are always the lowest.
LEVY & DAVIS
no 3-eod l0l7 and 1919 Msin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
RIcHMoND. November l. 1855.

7 NAVE THIS ia SOLp ~ hIs
4 JCHN TNLFR tie stock and good-wlli
~ ny 1tAmlig sud 1rsusf-r business
Thsrfir. nv friends ana patrons for tneir
ra,t f,vCfh IsAh a continuance on behalf
o. ny succesior. Wto feel sure VII spare
no 1ff rs 10 seiVe them q Satisfactory
nGEEcr. A. - -"
Having embarked IN the Teamiug and
TlaI SER bpstre-s hcietoiOre CO ~ sctsu oy
20 srel l. 4. Eulson | nope-hy personai
ana clssa Aiteutiuu-to 10 merit tue patronage
10 iy,erHly besioW ed upon him.
have associated with me ht. u. u Ma-
GRVDEK. Iaisly Of J. 4. Pnsup \ C).' ~ho
vtii suTs,tnfeut outside busiDess.
SIR VI II ADAMS 60 long and lsEorsoiy
knowu in connection Win the business Oh
Colonel Robson. viii be IN ehafseo the
shops. ,oo.a,, %
In addition TO hauling; sm pre- eared 70
30 Wsgnn repairing aud olseksmltnlns. ana
ak Of NY fTltucs share OF 'hef fs'o-
pHRe Very respectfully ,ouxrvtrp
40 Ia S0d3t JObN = LCo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
~ CLARETS.

our present stock OF CLARErs Is very
large and ", H. selected. We purchase fsom
and n rough one OF the nsBt houses IN Boc.
desux. and we can recommend these Wines
a. Ierfectly pure. We have Just received =
large invoice OF Very Excellent Medium
grades, aud of the better grades. such As ) +.
JULIEN and PoSTET CASEr. Particular
attention We beg TO call to our CHATEAU
WINks-the LASOSE, MARGAUH. aud
IAFlTE-all OF the best bottilrg. and OF
course authentic. These Wines have been
IN our c. llsr for some time. a. are the very
best in the market.
noll tpesi q. ynANz 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
TOO SHALL.
NWELL IS We CAN WITH TIE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.
Md ,4d1lse NO DELAH.
THE SAME GOODS ANYwHERE WELL CoMEro
NCE AND GET THEM


the best and a9es sSeE 4e
respect, latest style superior cut and OF the
BARGAINS GOoDs-R -RAGG.A NDs AND NEwMARKETs
Diagonal handsomely In
ARKEs tailor msd Black and Brown We hnkh
sysh-a special
handsome ornaments
wALKGyG.JACKETs. wALEINGJACKErsi
strictly wool Black Brow Navy Blue req
JACKETS all fun winter weights worth w. InsO'
40 nt 1mpoed Asschsn JACKETS
PLUSH sAC VALUE EVER OFFERED.
quiedn lining three loops srano
seskn loops quilted satin
ss5 offered ths week at s22 fine
and nnsbed equal 20 an' 100 garment
CL0AKs: ~, -, ,ys
the prtes and m 81 y len Misses snS
Misses and chdens cLoAS Note
trim med ned " ut four and sly
AS SO foa S Yesrs a' n3 ?s Years
500 M,s ps;G. a and
issse Pseaa 0S % VII @ % Places MGE6e
at e Of the sesn An
cheap ps or sssaT men a
BARGAINwEEK II E GEsTI tII IFMENs T ENir UNDERWEAR
Undershs Drawers in all ss only @
Lot 2-es Dozen Mero London
M sn Vaqe ned Drawers m regular
price 81 ~ u- usrs IN all sz,s al,
Lot GSemen all Dig OBJ
Anwod Shaker Fann Underhris
Vests all at 42c have been SELL
and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

bySRIco COUNTY (vA.) TREAsUREs's
OFFICE. kICDMOSD, November 10 1850
HESRICO COUNTY TAX-BIILS for tho
year 1855 are now ready for payment. on al
tss-hills remaining unpaid on the lsr ID Al
OF IEIkHbkR NEXT tne law provides
that per cent. be added ana the bills put
IN the hsnds OF collectors for collection.
WILLIAM TAYLOR
no l2'lot Treasurer Henrico CouatJ'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
E'LOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

A fIesh snpo!y Of my celebrated bran rs
PURITAN ana WHITE LOAF fLooh 10
sto,e h.r sale Fl loves, market rates; %
ug ll.sgaThot JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
Bi0Hkcts.

OETI0-4 WOOL CALIFORNIA BLAN-
KITS cannot. with this weather. last
much onger at the remarkably low fg-
uTe Of s42O.
WHIT BLANKETs at sll0. sls5 s22 30.
s2S5 s. 34-. 20, s3.lS, IS 50. $3.50, ~,
5000. ard up.
GRAY BLANKETS as ,ow as soc. q pair.
BED-CONFOR1S from soc. 81.
CARKIAGE-EOBtS In WOO sui Felt.
JthsEfs In Plain, Braided BOucie, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

SECOND EDITION READY SOVEMBER
2OrH
To lie sei 10 all the Public Schools IN
vngiDla. Price. 75c. (by mail s0c.l cash in
advance Cr &. % ID.
Books II 200 warrants. A. County School
FUNDS +, stare schOOl-t tuuds: L. district
Sehool-F Funds Approved by the sup rio.
tendent Cf Pubic instruction. Price. 81
each by mail.
rol4-dSw 1904 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
MITTELDORFER'S
J1I BvOad street.
The lopg-e1pected and looked for CLOAK
WEATHER las arrived. finding us folly
prepared o eet It's demands.

LADIES JACKET In Gray at 81. .95, q 90,
&c
JACkETS In Black and Brown ct % 81, -,
81 -. s5.l7. s.. s7.39, $3.50, $40. and
upward.
UOLMANS from - s5 TO SAT.
LADIES NEW HARKkTS in Black and
Brown. trimmed and untrlmmed, from
si4 Up
SEAL Plush WRAPS short and long. AZ
$40, SIC. SIT SO. sl9.I0 s23, s27. $3.50,
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
uORSp-sHUElNC.

NOTICE TO DRAYMEN AND
- HctSE OWNERS: To adgert'sr my
Voik IN ihis city Will SHOE HOKSg- for
the next three months for 9Oc. aud silU.
IL v 81 psy you 10 give me a trial.
A. u. MOSELEf.
roI4-lt. No. 1891 esst Fran Kim stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

CHILDRES'S CLOAKS IN al shapes,
shades and siZfs rom 81 up.
MISStS' NkWMAkkk1S sizes twelve 20
eighteen years fsoIn s5 sl5.
HlSskS' BOTCLE JACKEra sizes twelve
TO eighteen years. At st.es-red1ed
nom So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
Dress GOOdS.
CdIpets.

Our COTTAGE CARPETS At 2Ic. would DO
cheap 81 SOC.
HFAP CARPETS alta, II, 40 2t, ard 2sc.
INGRAM CARPETS from zoe. TO 75c. for
the best all wool.
TBEEE-PLY CARPET 81 s5c.
Ibe best soc. CARPET IN the city.
TAPESTRY CARPET AZ so. s3, "a and Sc.
Elegsnt designs In SMYRNA RUGS from
csc up.
TAPESTRY snd VELVET RUGS al cost.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTh- ~ 25c. per ward.
sp.eudid values in STRIPED VELNErS
from 45c. up.
PLCshEs In all eoiors from .i.I0up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

DRY GOODS AT ORR HOCsg ARE not
SOLD AT WHAT TREY COST 70 Pro
DUCEOR1O IMPORT OCRFIHSr PRICE
IsMADkBY WHAT VIZ PAY FORT
LAST WEEK TURCoMAN CURTAINS
ENTIRELY OF SILK PLUSH. WERs SIS
a PAIR. We MADE QUITE A PUk.
CHASE SINCE. AND THEY ARE NOW
THEKE ~ QUITE A LAkGE LOT OF
THEM. THE BEST STOCK or THIS SEA
SON THE FACT H. We HAD I'd BUY
IHE ENTIRE BALANCE Or AN iMPoE-
TATlcN.
But THIS DOES not COMPRISE ALL.
We HAVE To OFFER ~ THAT DlkEC-
TION. A SPECIAL pUECHAsE or ZOO
PAIR OF LACE CTRTAlNs WILL BIZ
COMING IN. TIE PRICE WILL BE LESS
THAN ONE HALF.
WE MUST ALSO ANNOUNCE THE
PURCHASE OF A LARGE STOCK or
WOkSTED AND SILK DRES FABRICS
THERE AbE 40 ORDINARY kEDUC-
TONS TO SPEAK OF. WHAT WAS si25
A YARD AND Considered GOOD
VALUE MIGHT BE SEEN AT o5 OR SIC
PkRHA Ps EVEN FOR LESS N SpNE IN.
ernNCES. YOU WILL CERTAINLY GET
THEM At THE BEST PKiCE THAT CAN
BIZ SALE ON THEM.
KUGs-SMYRNA RIGS We MEAN
THE VERY BEST N THE MARkEr-
II RERs PBINTED VALUE. WE MADE
ANOTHER PURCHASE or $50. THE
SMALLEST OF THEM AXE 79C. EACH.
AND AKE THE POOREST IN TIE LOT.
ANOTHER PURCHASE IN CARPETS
PKlCtS ARE NOT OVERLOOKED HIN
VIZ BUY. ENGLISH BODY BRUSSE ~
At 92C-NOT THE BE-T. But SUCH A.
MIGHT BIZ CALLEB CHEAP ATtl.20.
NFARLY TWENTY THOUSAND Dol.
IAkS WORTH OF GOODS To ARR r
THIS WEEK II IT WILL NOT PAY To
CALL AND SEE THE PRICES WI SHALL.
HAVE MADE A TERRIBLE bLUNDER
COHEN BROTHERS.
roI4 corner Fourth and B:Oad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
NJ, R. & G..

Thousands and thousands OF people have
b0ul ht heir underwear at
MILLER. RhOADs 4 GERHARIS
Popular Ope.Pricc store.
end Many Thousands can yet be made more
con Portable a. very little cost. Call and see
the great bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
MILLER, fH0AlS { GEBHAR7'S
POPLAR ONE-PR/CE STORE,
III east BrO0d street.
Personal.

Dk RICHARD 7. STYLL HAS
II LOCATED Bt p hree Squares Coon
aid Cour'y. Va. and wou be pleased tO
receive TIE patronage Of taat neignp'r-
hood. no lils1Zl.3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
Our Business is Booming, and Why?

TO day We know l TO
be good
4ra acts
deceive a
tourists
eena
reliable goods only weaog no
growing:
ECONOMY.
%
IItI
CLOAK De
'eto hsnis1
no frteud =
not. bic o
manufacturers lear we
A
oFN RESIST We
SALE @0NDAh At g. PAIR
looked hee. oe'
and C(H9ETs
STEEL ND I'll t5rlc-
rul
ri
0 NO
EKs sesson
IN pce prices
WehaV etuebest offered
S1ON LAANkL Is sold for sc aya'dRt
HELD 81 CO.'S.
Bro -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14


aniN
pat
yard the AsTR
Have ALL
CAN
uppA
OF feVeSdeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
COLD WEATHER IS UPON Us,
AND TIE RIGHT KIND GOODS FOR IT CAN BG HAD At
THALHIMER BROTHERS.


who frequ aie
Btnua
NJ r
n
loiau are
AYaniW 5
Z a
WRAPS. WRAPS.
and \
stool ON g.
NOT tusu
onrsc 3 e.
ade
sstb s ~ " hen go
.lec ron.a nd our Turce ire o f
We ehave
II
TR INNINGS
iourp pric art Al beEod.
sIeca baIgsu
LkcLc:nce. S:c-re:o.
noI4. FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-18


Change Of work is one form Of recre-
alton, because it may be presumed the
new employment occupies a differ
ent portion Of the brain, and the one
that has worked obtains rest, says the
FOFtnightly ReUielg. MOnOtOny OF Occu-
patton is always irksome, no doubt, be-
cause certain portions OF the brain are
exclusively occupied. A hard-wOrked
man should think no form Of recreation
beneath his notice; he is fortunate If he
has a real satisfactory hobby OF two
Talleyrand's representation of the kind
Of old age that awaited the man who did
not know whist, is full Of truth, II it be
applied to amusements and hobbies in
general. Perhaps It's author would
scarcely hove recommended whist for an
old man had he been able to fOresee the
bewildering notifications which have
been made in the way of playing the
game. In this, as in other things, the
tendency is to turn play into work. Let
us hope, however, that some Of our sim
pier forms Of recreation may be per
mitted to survive at least for our time.
Books remain, and we may be thank
full for the stock We already possess.
Reading offers the most available means
OF recreation. Dean Hooks practice in
this respect also is worthy of adoption.
He tells us himself that he always had a
novel In hand. 1t lasted him a long time,
shut when a man has much to do, a lit
time thus spent does the mind good
Books, however, should be suited to the
occasion. AS BulWeI tells us, ''when
taken Unfortunately they are no cure
for the diseases and Affections Of the
mind. There is a world of science nee
essary in the talking of them. have
known some people IN great sorrow lily
to a novel or the last light book in fash
ion. One might as well take a rose
draught for the plague. Light reading
does not do when the heart is really
heavy" By all means let the recrea-
ton be comfortable to the tastes Of the
individual and adapted to his condition.
When a man over go, who has led a
.sedentary life, suddenly and yehemently
takes to tricycling, he may feel pretty
sure he has failed to catch the meaning
Of the tenn recreation" and that very
different process VIII certainly develop
itself
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-09-18
P 8seth or Little Peanuts

St. Paul Globe.
The little train-boy was dying. On
his ceath-bed the sufferer lay, his emac-
lated face and hands exciting pity and
concern. No mothers hand smoothed
his brow. No mothers tears and sobs
marked the going out OF his young life.
Father, brother and sister he had none.
A Waif upon the world he, from child
hoods tenderest hours, had made his
own way. Alone he had waged the
battle Of life, and from a newsboy and
bootblack to train boy he had worked
his own advancement.
An accident 10 which he had lost his
leg placed him In the hospital. The
amPutadOn proved too much for his con
stitutiOn and slowly out surely his life
tlckered AMI was going out. A brave
little patient he bore all his suffering
without complaint, save that he was
anxious to get up and take his ''run" as
he called it. No one told him that his
days as train boy were at an end. A
fever set in and he became delirious.
Train talk he constantly INDUCED in dur
ing his deliriUm and he made Imaginary
''rUns" into St. Paul on the Milwaukee
road.
Weaker and weaker he became. The
nurse and physician watched beside his
couch. His brow was covered with the
dew Of death. His last rum on earth
was soon to end.
de box is on board % said the dying
boy, addressing an imaginary conductor,
land You can't start ter soon to suit me. %
They bathed his brow, these strangers
the nurse and physician, and listened
to MS strange words.
''Dere's Just one thing" exclaimed the
little sufferer, as If talking to a com
paniOn, ''if should get kilt on airy OF
desc here collision, dat silver ticker-oh,
yer know my watch-gOes to Gully. Oh,
what 'eryer giVin me. Don't yer know
Gully? Why, Cully's my old pard.
Him and me done worked together too
long fer me ter forget him.
"Dere's WinOna, he said, as if on his
''run." 'Tu take der peaches trough
for luck. Oh, it's no good. Der won't
buy Of me. I'll tn der orange racket.
faint no better; and here We are at
Hastings
"De mist is on. I can see der river -
he said hOarsely; ''and here We is at st.
Paul, at"
Little peanuts" was dead