davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

AEA NNHaL8 o8 LLA AHnAaNA
CMtcAoo, May Five hanared tail.
tmAa freight hAnaiass mel a. ahR HART.
eu1 aitoe1 Viadaca, neaF TIE vel ai1e
pntua paaaengeF depot a 8 tAis magn.
he. epeechea WeFa made b. 80 o.
TIRES leaders hat e YES Ne aaty % the
isNiRht handlers of ali the Chieana
Aaa1s b sntazca their denAnd4 nee fer
SSftaf hours while tAs WoFkinRman II
oepartmaais ueee doinR -. and upan
Ne saceeFttcn 81 eelre ore tn The
efaud tAe nen staFtad Tor TIE wabash
ifssSkt yar3s d arEa TIE men employsa
thsFs % slep sosk. The crowd. tneFsas-
ne y ana 81 Il moxed. e1taEad ths VA
ha4h yafsiA Tha men thera As once b.
90 quitting wusk. Keoaa thia shs
ersgd. incfeakin1 u aiae. visited ne
afo4 % tAa Lake shore. 4olak lsland,
Ae4Igsilla, Nee kinzny q CkioaRa.
md AlaAiEAn CenaEai enadA Where
ssaliY al q ne men aaapped. u tie
iraszaa Centtai yard 80 nisa refused
aaa work and tho pnlipe Arfiviua.
- efegd rs drtven fro0 tAe yara-
ne &Etgefa and ecutEanlofa q tho
ee tsisa1 axenaa lines 81 he Western
stfl4iaa Car Oouapany 6enan9ed = r.
eea.laa q ihoiK trips iram aeVen 10 an.
aanin4 tha Hor&tnE d1y % eleven
1N Wltae13 0aefoasa IA PAY. TIE
f4ul 4ese8ea w1thous paFlsgina.
a h4a&Rp& nan anrla4ai7 ~ iha Hanse
aa1 h tAe exsanslan &c thnif lfane
- ~ elEnt housA
~ fsaiahi Aaaaa - ths0l Panl rad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Barsala Fsaai, this vssk q scavA-
nkcHEs Bnnx. mp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

% cents. Brooads silk plush rsduced
70 % osntA SczwApAcnEa Bios. ma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

s. cents Double faos piuah esslons
reduced toss cents. scawisAonEs RIos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

5 cents pair. ohIlarsa's fan finished
whits cotton hosa. HckwknA1HmR Bnoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

50 eant& Cordaroy dress ValEae -
inehss uida. rsdassd = 5oesAasI scnwk-
nAcHnR Bnns. M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

So osnis. A lot Of dress goods reduced
70 IS osnts. 6cHWAnAcHRR BRns. me-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

DszRoEEs Hay I.-Tha iguxneguau
1le4esss 1lmheFinR hstws1a 80 and
90 siRnnk lhts nanEain4 For nina hs1Fss
sos1 = - 1onf8 PAT. bsin0 Ealased
~ Al ne brewers exo9pk Eve, 9ho
9slHia1 tna aeaaanda o. fhs msn cen
ditionaIly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Fifteen yards for 81. Hsasy canton
flannel. soHwABacHER Bnos. m2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

1iEz . "a eantlaes laR ulrssl soak
nssnr E1s laa a. 49,. ssiS Ne -
y letAl1 - 41EelcH a. 81 wkssh44 Gkla
laa = ~ Y snorn.r - - lESS = -
n1lBa 1aa nBi4lona ~ fAs fasalE a.
- eeurs A.. howarar. q 1srIs1..,a.
8mz1ieG8 EknRnann nn1 MeKnn heI2 thef
tts lsraf1ue a. nf F,.'t. knnmn - -
GlEe NTccWaH n14 - - knrco. Chief
Iuslies Malsilan and Susafnaa Mxzlak
eua He1 hol9 tAnt 80 lanIsnffrs - q
1s64 known e. The aeoona Frnawan
-. 3 III 5uzoaa Sueaiaaa MaKfnn1rV
sad 1harrs1ein ko1d Ehat tha ED slresl
l4E 3 II 1oKos. lhas Il. ~ oannalan-
1ioa aol e 1s1a Iha rsnnlt e tke e.
claian b psanlionlly ehMt thssa q - %.
etstige 4lfeet lau. e he onanzrraasa e
foax Justices Is Eequfged - dtlaFmine q
eonetiszttr1ai qusGian paEd upan -
Ne eomEf - tass.
aanannee BensRraa.
IAe sentences q }. Alilton Bowess.
eu1rigted of tas mnn1aE a. his wife,
nas been dafsxssd ffam today untiI naxi
shappanx anf1lE1asncs.
6aK KnAncnsuo Mar 1.--ArriTsa- hark
M4Ey GisV1f, Port Townsend.
nAilea-ahfB Canada. Tasauna.
1AToosz, Nay 1.-Two ahiua sad bark
paeesd IN during nfnhf. Ehip VALLEY
aerRe and barb passea n az noan. a
snip and Italian bark paasd Il at !.
-. Fair, hEilA weaa Wind all any.
Fonx ANaEzna. Nay 1.-Two nhips
and barb paaasd eastward. Rfssh wsal
Wind.
FczE IeWNzzzD. May l.--AREiusE--
D&KkeDtine katxiseoF, from San Fran-
cisco; Norwegian ship 6simaEieds hnd
Norwegian bark RFiRea. from Nal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02
EstEay Notice.

A BUCKsKIN C0LORKD PONY.
~ ntna Feara Old. wns found and 4 hai4
" JAMES MONTGOMERY, e OnoaolA.
King caunty. W. 4. The owner can ~
coNer his srimAi b. calling fer Il and
pnYinR TIE charWaa mn3s Sw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

BoaToA, Nay Lin shis city The trades
unions Of the OaxpenteEss Brotherhood,
the Carpenters and 9oinees Of America,
TIE Amaigamaked 6ooiety Of Carpenters
aud 5oinaFa. and the Plnmbers' Unian,
go men IN 81. have resolved - demand
eight hours on Monday and will strike
u the demand Il refused. The Master
buil1erF Association. 800 strong, unan-
imoualy oandemn the action Of the
workmea, l8ytnR the whole blame on
labor uniona and declaring that TIE de-
mands cannot Be eompiied with without
disaster % business and 70 the working
men both, and that they will Close Up
ousineas rather than sabmit % any in
tsrfsxenoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Nmw FaaE. MaF I.-Ths poiiss are
49, great pfsraraffon1 fef ne iabo1
- nesting Ia Bnion Eqnass toniaht.
A lrnas reserve 6 me1 vii b kept IL
- sssn for eng snaf4snsY thst nay
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

PnuLApEERHIA, Nay l.--Au the en-
ployees OF Beix a Sons extensive brew
cry 10 this atty struck this moEnlna.
A. Z meeting Of she Managers % iho
olothinR exchanges today, representing
nine tenths Of the olofhinR trade Of the
city, Il was resolved 30 pablish their re-
sag q TIE demand means eight hoars
Wofk tor eiGht hours pay u Will be
granted. II u means EIGHT hours work
for ten honfs pay it will nat be granted
The oabinetmakers refusa 70 oompro-
miss with the Manufacturers, and q
general stKiks viii probably Fesulf.
They demand that eight hours shall
constitute . days work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

10 ssata skirsinx tokin9 81 sczuA.
aAeHER hzOs ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

NHw YoAK, May l. - Governments
dali and steady. Stocks we're unusually
feyeTish and Irregular. with alfernais
spasna Of activity and duiIneas. The
market vas controlled almost entirely
b. news regarding strikes as ChioaQo,
and those we're nearly all Of an unfaV-
oFabie character. Both the bulls and
the bears oonoede that IL the country Is
70 be thrown into general disorder, e
o1rities muet 20 mach lover. While
The news this moFning from 81. Louis
and this city was favorable, that from
She Northwest vas serious aud more
seEseus than has been puhlished since
the beginning Of the strike on the
Southwestern system. The lowest prices
we're reached about lao O'Clock. Al
thouRh the market vas comparatively
dali, movements we're decidedly lrregr-
lar from 2 o'el0sk, and IN Boms eases 9
reaction Of nearly ! per cent. sas e.
tabliahed. The re8ult Of the DAYS
operations Il, however, exlKsmely irFaq-
uiaF, several prominent stocks showing
no change, willis majority Of the list
are doWn from xax. The market
closed irregular but about steady fer q
majority o. the list. Comparing prioss
with these Of orc week ago, everything
ID lower. The heaviest decline has been
made By the New York Consolidated
Gas, 81, and the Paaiac Mail, 81. The
fetal sales for the week were l, 622 e6S
shares, against So Sa5 last week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

San RnANuzsua, Nag i.-Tha Exssa-
ave Cam@iftes 81 Ne Asn- Partisan
ANA -Coolia LssAz1s hAs dsesdad -
rlane 8 boYeot1 90 heEEies FsfEsd -
n -Asd ~ CHEESE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

IAs sentences q ,. AEfton Bowess,
euaxiu1sd of tAe mnr1oF a. Bic wife.
nas been dafsREsd ffom today unliI naxl
Saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02
For Sale.

HALF INTEREST IN aAwMIIL
per dag En- actiyo partner pEefsue4.
Apply - A. THOMPSON, aflornay-asr
AZ "a rnal 80 800 0lrmnln. 81 e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

81. haum. MMg LA very MRae lAbos
Ecsasina u sAS inlareEt 81 tAs sieea-
beer nanvamenl wa4 held uadsF ne
ansnIsss 81 gha Cxatfal Lahof unAan
eaasenaA in tinoas MRkat apaca 10
niRht. ID il assimakaa tha9 fFom e0eo
. 500 peepla. uussiY foEeiEnaga. ven
presanL asoAes "a 4 eaias ard raA-
sanahla osdaf were ma6a - beth Ger
rnan ard EaRai<h. ard Feaoialioaa ID
ntausef Neiahio flafaIea e the ega1-
DE wess see e. tarsa ra& haga aaA "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

NEw YoRx. Nay l.-U. 8. sc, l01x;
49,, 1928; 4's. 1161S; Pacific &c, 1275(;
American Express. log; Canadian Pacific
6ls<; Canada Southern, s6ss< Central Pa
eiaa. s91[; BuFlington, $50; LackRwanRa,
1917; Denver 4 Bio Grande. 1ss<; Erie,
281(; Kansas& Texas, IN; Lake Shore,
TX; Louisville 4 Nashville, eA9s; Mich-
iRan Central, 60; Northern Paciao. 22<;
preferred, 649k; Northwestern, 1861
New York Central. 100x: Oregon Rail
way and Navigation, $50; Oregon
fransoontinentAl, 2S1< Oregon In
pfovement, "a; Pacific Mall, SIX
Panama, s.; Rock Island, la4 Sc
Paul, S4&; Texas Pacific, ~; Union
peoifle. e39S; United Eiatea Express, 81
Wells Fargo. 100 Western Union, 625<
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

TIN ckHFnSrEns wonx Hzaar uoUns.
81. Eoum, May l.--SaxeRnl hundred
oAEpentsrs decided that, beaiuninR 20
dAy, theY wouid 90 b WoEk a. o'elsek
IL tbs msaEnlne. take an boar foS dinner
and quit q o'el5ek IN the afternoon,
shae being 10 service eiaks hours. No
9trike ID sxpaoted taercW Gu AZ thia 40.
tion. as ne hcsasa have aareed % ne
proposition amd the men demand paw
Toe bat eiaht keara' uoEA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

aleQ1e a. la 'rssssk az fss.ss nsss s..,.sia
!. - 10. ,l1.s1 9of4t ~ a s f.ay,
\ = 49, .ea4 N4xi1z bee1 Egsn s hsis1aY.
-. 80 A-z1aS4 yar3a Boa SacseEisE anf
-AlA4 Msi4 81 fte city ez4 aMod
esNn Ae9 oMAa1a VIII tahe fofns ~
49, te1I41k A1o lalzs p41ki1R hooAaa
- s2a .,pu4 yards aEo Al runnfaa nnd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Tumnsroxn Ara J. Nag 1.-The ean-
ual1iss n tne las bloo3y raid b ths
elsds nisasesn killed, several woaa1sd
and enc arr pFis91ef. A vast nmolns
a. pesReEty - destroyed ana q great
nnnber of uIeek eAFrEsd CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

I've knndFea men employea % she
aafar uofks IN Eas1 81. Leafs afrack 10
day To- eiahl hoaEsi uaxk per day and
tsn koura' gaRea 16e ettp refnaed %
arant The demand and vii endaaVoF b
rsoenso neW men 90 Al he serikerss
planns
- esapioyssa az he Gisadals Zine
WORKS struck this naEAiaa fer fhe
adapfion % ths shoxt hoar systaa and
a alare eqaal scale ef WAcea. T9e hun-
1Ss1 sad dfly men are eu4.
Ths employees AZ tha nnmeFous plAn-
sna milla tnFDuahaaf the eity ma3a q
damana Hpna their emPloyetS laat ntaht
ahat me efa6t hear aysaam he edopted
~ tAea taday, and thls seeming naliean
nefs rasta9 u the mills that thaae Vie
assiFa 90 @akk eANha ko1Fa Tor aiRha
haaFs' pay oaula - -. bt1 that ~ ma.
chtRaFy waald BE- kePl IN motian ter tn
agaFa. thaa eaAhliBg t1ess We wished
d vera tunaur tine . Dc - TIE usn
ars dissatisfied an9 VII slEika co han-
da1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Owkzk. Nay LA potittnu Eskfaz
uuuRaaaa 80 nl11H ~ E1iun FaeiGa err.
fain enno<Et6ns u otd1f thai fha rnzd
mag Be en4hAsd % build az hundEsd
nils e kEaneA llues ID Eahzaaka aAS
WgomtnR. y beng excessively elgned
- iAl4 eltg. 1he road Wanla - be pel z
mlitsd - pfsdaa ths cFediE - he aa5n
lins - gseurB funds Tor ehe bEaneh
linss-a ahine uhieh Il Il n1s paruaittsll
- Do nn1sF the ThuEnnn set. Etclaims
thal this viii onlg b. pulainR il ca an
equal f0oting with other roada that are
naw invading is aarFitoxv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

The newest Designs arrived per Express, and Of
Prices defying competition, viii be shown this week
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Faithful rs the Tickle Sea-.

A young man and young woman lean
over the front gate. They arc lovers. 1t
is moonlight. He is loath to leave, rs
the parting is the last He is about to
go away. She is reluctant to sec him
depart. They swing on the gate.
"Tll never forget YOU" he says, "and
if death should claim me, my last thought
will be of YOU"
'1'll be true to you," she sobs; 'Tll
never see anybody else or love them as
long rs I live"
They part.
Six years later he returns. His sweet
heart OF former years has married. They
meet at party. Between the dances
the recognition takes place.
'Lct me Sec" she muses., with her fan
beating tattoo on her pretty hand,
twas it you or your brother who was nv
old sweetheart ?"
Greatly, don't know" he says.
Probably my brother"
The conversation ends. Pioneer Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Tho Dend Sen oftho West,

The famous Dead Sea of the West
Mono Lake, situated in Mono county.
California, is thus described by write,
in the San Francisco Chronicle. ats
water is so strongly imprcgnatcd with
alkolies that the hand held for n few
minutes in it will crack open and the
skin be eaten off. No living thing OK.
lists in it, though it is said that often,
after strong winds have blown across
its surface, there is a layer of worms
several feet wide on its lceward shore.
1t clcanscs clothes dipped in it almost
instantly, and if they are not rs speedily
removed docs worse Its shores arc bar.
rem, bleak and lonely in the extreme,
bordercd by soil that will grow moth
ing but the scrubbest of sage brush. In
the prosperous times OF Bodic stcame,
piled on the lake, but it is now laid un
in ordinary. The length of the lake is
about 30 miles, and its greatest width
about IS miles. Seen from this mapni-
ficent point, surrounded by the walks of
Bloody Canyon, it is one of the noblcst
views on earth, but at the same time it
only proves to one who has been about
its shores and toilel across the deserted
and sandy interval to the welcome foot
of the Sierra, with even no better way
across than the Bloody Canyon, that
truly distance lends enchantmcnt to the
VIEW
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
CLIPPINGS FOR THE CURIOUS

A woman with beard ten inches long is
a curiosity at Union Point, Ga.
Uncle Sam welcomes into his domain
1900 babies day, not counting those
who como by sea.
Many New Workers have adopted tho
European custom of hiring out their own
private garages aud horses.
There arc BAT female blacksmiths in
England oil of whom actually swing
heavy hammers and do mems work.
A Frcnchman has found that by plac-
ing few drops of glyccrinc and water
into the corners of tho eyes OF dead per-
sons their lifc-liko appearance is re-
stored.
1t is said that the new Washington
sewer is the largest in the world. 1t is
large enough for q team of horses and
load of hay to be drawn through tho
entrance.
A monstrosity in the way of a medium
sized dog, with the head Of hog, is the
property of Shoshone in Eureka, New.
The hybrid generally goes along with his
nose to the ground.
The art Of distilation is said to hayo
originated among the inhabitants of
Northern Europe. 1t was introduc ID
into Spain by the Moors about 1850. It's
use was carly abused, and in tho reign of
George II. of England duty of 90, n
gallon was imposed on all ardent spir-
its.
The deepest boring yet made is said to
bc at Schladcbach, near the line between
Lcipsic and Corbctha. 1t has been
made by the Prussian government for
the purpose of asccrtaining the pres
cncc Of coal, and was bored with da-
mond drills. It's depth is 1890 meters,
or 1850 feet, its breadth at the bottom
two inches, and at the top eleven inches.
The temperature at the bottom indicates
11S degrees Fair.
An almanac 5000 years old, found in
Egypt, is in the British museum. 1t is
supposed to be the oldest in the world.
1t was found on the body of an Egyptian.
The days nrc written in rcd ink, and
under each is figure, followed by three
characters sgnfyng the probable state
oil the weather for that day. Like the
other Egyptian manuscripts, it is written
on papyrus. 1t is written in columns,
but is not in its integrity, having been
evidently torn before its owner died.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Forestry and Cyclones.

The only means of which we can coli.
ccivc within human power for the pre-
ycntion, or at best the rendering less frc-
quent, of cyclones, is in the covering Of
tho face OF the country rs inuch as pos
slhlc with trees and vcrdure. Let there
be ascending moisture instead of ascend.
ing currents OF heated air. In the great
timbcrcd valleys of the Amazon cytluncs
ore unknown, yet when we look at the
formation of the land it is probably one
OF the most monotonoiisly level regions
on the fatc OF the earth. In the vast
nfea drained by the Amazon in its trib-
utarics might be packed the whole United
States and not one OF its boundaries
would anywhere be touched. Seen from
any of the eastern spires Of the Andes,
this whole region Is sea of yerdurc.
The bo0ndless and unbrokcn forest give
1t the appearance of an illimitabc mead.
ow. From the grassy steppcs of Venzu.
ella to the trcclcss pampas Of Bucnos
Ayrcs expands this sea of vcrdurc. In
it we might at almost my rcint draw
circle of eleven hundred miles in diam.
ctcr, within which all would be IN un.
broken evergreen forest. And SO matted.
corded and fcstooned with vines are NIL
the trees of this forest, and such is the
cxubcancc of tho underground, that a
"machctn," must be used with which to
hcw way into the wall Of Vegetation
the moment the voyagcr on one of these
put foot ashore from his canoe.
Such is the stcaming moisture within
these great forests that salt soon becomes
brine, the best refined sugar becomes
syrup, epson salts and many other kinds
of medicines dcliqucsce, and the best
Sunpowdcr becomes liquid in few days,
even when enclosed in canister.
Take away the forests and verdurc,
and leave this region vast desert plain.
and it would no doubt Mt once become Q
very playground Of cyclones. -Sah Lake
Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
A Struggle for princinIn

A rainy day had housed us up in the
cabin of Tcnncsscan, and about O
o'clock in the morning man who was
addressed by our host MS Uncle Billy came
riding up through the steady pour on a
mule. The animal was placed in the stable,
and as the two men entered the house our
host observed:
"Well, Uncle Billy, how'll you trade
mules 2"
"Oh, bout SO tcw boot" was the an
swcr
They returned to the stables and talk cd
until noon. Then we had dinner. and
they talked until 4 o'clock. The rain let
up bit then and we went out to see n
cave, leaving them talking mule We
returned at and they were still at it.
We had supper, and the interrupted con,
versatlon was resumed and kept up until
o'clock. We went of to bed with
Uncle Billy saying:
"Tcll yc what I'll dew. I'll trade fur
So few boot"
1t Numbered about midnight, and 1
woke up aud heard that mule talk still
going AT 6 o'clock l got up. Uncle
Billy was just riding away.
"Well, how did you come out :" I
asked Of our host.
BEAT him down TO So and three bits, "
he replied.
80 you sarcd two shillingsg"
Exactly, though wasn't working for
that. 1t was the principle of the thing
which looked at."-Deiyon Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Taking Him Dawn.

They had just been introduced She
was pretty country girl and he n Wheel
man, who was very vain of his personal
appearance when clad in cycling cos
tune.
lle-I assure you there is scarcely a
man who does no find the wheel suit
most becoming.
She (d'u rting!Y-Indccd
lle-As for myself, everybody insists
that look 100 per cent. bet or in BIZ
cycle costume than in an ordinary bust
ness suit.
She Gnnoccntly) : Dear me. How
awiuliy you must look in an ordinary
business suit.--Bo,ftn IL cord.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Set not too high value on your own
abilities.
He that will not look before him will
have to look behind him-and probably
with some regret.
Tho appcllation of gentleman should
never be affixed to mans circumstances
but to his behavior In them.
Those who sheer habitually ut human
nature. and get to dcspisc it, are amung
its worst and least pleasant samples.
If q mans religion is prctcntious on
Sunday and obscure on week days, YOU
would better do business with him on n
cash basis.
Happiness does not consist in our
possessions, but what We arc in need Of
ourselves. The person who has clean
heart and conscience is far happier than
if he was the owner of untold millions.
Goodness Is beauty and beauty cannot
stay insidoS like the sap in n tree, it
must come out in fresh leaves and buds
and blossoms. Good, pure, kind gener.
Gus thoughts light up the paincst face,
and make it beautiful and youthful.
Idlcncss is the hotbcd of temptation,
the cradle of disease, the waster of time,
the cankcr worm of felicity. To him
who as no employment, life in little
while will have no novelty; and when
novelty is laid in the grave, the funeral
Of comfort will soon follow,
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No. 3 has Pullman Sleeper New York to Atlanta.
Ga, without change via. Harrisburg and Roanoke,
and Sleeping Car baltimore to Luray, via w Nj
X No has Pullman Sleeper Washington to New
Orleans without change via b. & U. railroad and
Shenandoah junction.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagerstown. Nd, with the Wester MARYLAND
Railroad to and from Baltimore, Frederick,
Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Penmar, Waynesboro.
Pa. and points on the Western Maryland railroad
md branches
With Cumberland Valley railroad to and from
Harrisburg, Ger Isle, Shippensburg, Chambersburg,
Mercersbnrg, Martainsbnrg, and points o the Cum.
berand Valley railroad and branches
Also to and from Pit,sburg and tho West and
Northwest, and boston, New York, Philadelphia
and the >Iorth and East.
At Shenandoah Junction, w. W, with Main Line
of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to and from WASH
ngton and ths West.
At Wa, hesboro Junction, Va, with Chesapeake
md Ohio railway to and from Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs and Richmond.
No. 4 makes close connections with
G. s. o. IL. ls. East bound trains leay-
ing WaynesborO junction ut 23 r.
NJ. No makes close connection
West BOini leaving Wayncsboro
Junction AZ t.3o T.. NJ. -.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Couldn't See ANYTHING InIt

Poots was invited by the railroad SUI
pcrintendent to makea trip through tho
new tunnel the railroad company had
been building.
at is failure" he said, after emere.
ing from Tartarcan darkness into the full
glare Of MONDAY.
why do you say sos" asked the SILL
perintendent.
81 cou dn't see anything in it."-.S11.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
Not Hard 10 Prove.

Graf storekceper insolently, to appli
NcanS lor cierkship)-"This letter of in
'rouuc.ion says you are gentleman.
Applicant modestly)-"So have al
ways been regarded, believe"
Storekceper (still more insolently)-
"Wcll, sir, that'is big statement for q
beggar ike you to make. How shall
know you are gentleman2"
Applicant preparing to leavc)-
Nothing is easier, sir. You can see lib:
difference between yourself and me-.
Nfv YORK. Graphie,