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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
LihHral Inducements 10 MagEfaCllfGTs

This Company Is prepared q ofier the most hb'
eral inducements 10 manufacturers who Will locate
their works in Tallapoosa. They will donate land
siderations raw material and cheap laooI are
abundant, and home market assured. The South
is fast becoming the great manufacturing centre Of
the Union, aud Northern manufacturers thinking Of
changing location will 6nd IL 10 their advantage to
communicate with this CompanY.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
Moan 10 lR q LargR Manufacturing City

The IaliaPoosa Furnace Co. ca apital stock 500 900
ii sfesdy organized. and under contract 10 have
thcii furnace N blast by December Ist, 1854
The ] allapOosa Mallesbe Iron Co, authorized
caHHj 100000, are under contract TO have theiI
Et<ta m operation in eight months.
The TallaPoosa Steam Brick Mandatory Is al
ready putting in an enormous plant for brick and
terra Gotta work. with a capacity Of 10000 daily,
and arrangements have been completed for wagon
factory, sash door and blind factory, boiler manu-
factory, broom factory, rope factory, and negota-
tons are IN progress for silk mill, TO employ 800
hsndS, cotton mill rolling mil and several other in
dustues, with favorable prospects for their location
heFe at an early day.
EEermCus Advance In Real Estate.
The recital Of the advance OF real estate in ralla
pcos5 IN the last sK months would like fairy
tse thSae not familiar with the rapid growth Of
eltes % this rich mineral belt Of the new South
Col. Csc. w. Adalr, PFesideF
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06

Spring has H. 1ioPKINSS
We
Stock and BETTER VARIETY In our
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
Como and Investigate.

Nine out Of ten Of those who come and personally
investigate the merits OF Tallapoosa, place 81
profitable investment and location, either become
investors or permanent Residents OF both. The
wond dcrful advantages of this Piedmont region and
rich mineral belt are yet comparatively unknown
10 Northern investors and settlers. An accurate
description by US would be looked upon with in
cTedulty.
We Soiu e5eerfHfIy T0B the frdreIiN0
eHpsHSts Of tsHU prrS0li piSiting Idtfa~
p0osa srhO 6oTs Eaf fn9 a. and ia sas~
rom. dfngs, and the property II thts Coma
p0HR, 0s rFproAcHfrt ~ Ess. Ne cosirt
she most rigid lirTSoIaaF Ia Vesfigdften "
faresfors ard thaSs l0okiHg for doefr-
able place Of IacatfsH, ss1d ssrgs aH echo
can 10 come and see Tor MsHseires the
many advantages Of 1HiigPoosa Gs q
place cT prOdfabis aud SAFE 10 Bestnlcnt,
location Of bIsiitess oF SidaH fsgctuFtnS,
or for res fdsnce.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

eromO to
ble and every yard is good ~ wy "'"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
THING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING

t mas never been Completely Stocked rs this Sprinp
ss9O $1,000 and $780, BARGAINS. Chndren's Cloth
s. Don't buy until you have looked through our stock
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06

to Tallapoosa Don't 20 into any new ccunlfF
without al least something 10 give you start bul
II you have little money, be you farmer, ne
chanie or laboreT and desire 10 locate in seciiqn
where the winters are mild and equsble. and lla
summers warmer than the North, where perfect
health is secured for yourself and family where
you can build house for one half the cost Of build
live m eomteci N Sucn less than IN New EnRland
and the Wssi, and are willing 10 your energies
scAi Hfduence in cooperation with Others for the
prosperity OF the city in which you are located and
appreciate thriving, Industrious, progressive city
and people come 10 TdiiGpOOSa. II you are 81
this class you are wanted here. and the little you
have can be invested IN the building Of home that
will rapidly increase m value on your hands, or in
the channels OF some business or enterprise that w
earn the most gratifying dividends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
Boarding The Lion In London.

London gossips are all agog over the
approaching trial Of a young American,
Mr.. Harrow Tuck Sherman, for conspir-
acy and false declaration in marrying
Florence Gray against the wishes of her
parents. His father, John Edward Sher.
man, is included in the charge, together
with his mother and two servants. The
case Is singular in many ways, for it APP
pears that whole American family de-
liberately ran away withNn English girl
who had neither title nor money. The
Shermans are considered wealthy, and
The father Is described as one OF the most
prominent Of the American colony, and
formerly consul at Manchester. The
father of the girl Is dead, aud Walter
Adam Burn, lawyer now acting rs
counsel for the Times before the Parnell
commission, is her step-father, and has
brought this complaint against the Sher-
mans, who allege that young Mrs. Sher.
man will testify that her mother treated
her cruelty. She is now at Brussels, COM
pleting her education. One of the keen
est OF London criminal lawyers has been
engaged by the defense, and there will be
great interest in the result on both sides
OF the ocean. The charge looks very Sc.
rious for the American youth, as afida-
Wits have been made alleging that, in ar
ranging the preliminaries of the wedding
he twice infringed the law and falsely de-
olared that there was no person whose
consent to this marriage was legally re-
CURED. Poor little man May he get Of
with clear character and live to warn his
countrymen Of the dangers of courling in
foreign parts.
1t would appear that marriages of Eng
lish ladies to Americans are much more
rare than the marriage Of rich American
girls to titled Britishers, but an arrange
ment like this Grsy.Sherman match is
rare and marvellous. The lords are wei.
come to their light headed American
beauties, but when our men will have
the poor taste to run away with English
girls, 1t is consoling TO find that they
do not do 1t for money or title.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
Free Alcohol.

The tariff debate in the Senate starts
out with the discussion of the PROPOSE
tion to release from tax alcohol used In
the arts. Senator Sherman doubted
whether this could be done without open.
Ing the door too widely to fraud. Sena.
Tor Mcpherson also thought this and be.
heved that the exception of alcohol
would result finally in the tax being taken
ON al distilled spirits. Senator Allison
tnoaght otherwise, and believed that the
way TO keep the tax on liquor used as a
beverage was to take away the only OBJ.
Jectlon to 1t which was that IL carried
With IT. heavy tax upon raw material
OF manufacture.
We are very much in sympathy with
the proposition to take off the tax from
alcohol, just because it is an important
raw material in manufacture, which
should be provided as cheaply as posi-.
Die and an additional reason is that it is
: home manufacture. The distillation Of
oAoohoi for medicinal and art purposes,
eeeds encouragement, just as much as the
eisetllstion Of liquor for use as beverage
aeeos encouragement. Alcohol is not
aow useo largely as beverage, though
- Scandinavian population Of the cold
northwest, we understand, 80 uss it.
There is no doubt that II the tax was
taken on and 1t was made cheap, it
would DO more generally sought as a
beverage. But 1t ought not to be
anpossible TO prevent Its use for
eAeh purpose by prohibitory and pun.
NJ laws, And 1t seems that the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
WA M AAKER'H
PHILADELPHIA, ,,Thursdav. peo ,

- PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Lee. 9. 1853.
The Store Rambler falls
across many things of value
and interest.
Here are some OF them:
, On N the Main Aisle just by
the Iransept steps. A bit Of
Moorish decoration, Alhambra-
like, is going up, all for a Hand.
kerchief show.
A free and most intelligent
lance in dry-goods critici SIN.
often faithful even to woundinp
us, remarked to day that our
handkerchief stock for guam
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
We Glvc Advice

We note that councils have instructed
- lamp committee to ses what the
4 ualtsd States Electric Light company
msan % do about lighting the streets
~ 10 advertise for proposal for lighting
oAom with electricity II The company will
~ promise to do something to fulall ils
&Guntract.
We are glad that councils have OF
ooeved that the streets are not lighted !;
4 axtsr "a long darkness as has prevailed
upan them, 1t would have been strange
q even the councils had not seen it. We
rejoice also that Mr.. Frsntz at least of
tbeir number feels Inundated by the
Failure OF the city to secure the execu.
Zion Of the contract by the electric light
company. We believe that councils
have cause to feel Inundated.
There seems to be lack Of executive
force In the city organization. None OF
The cOuncilmen would be likely to
patiently sit down under such violation
Of contract as this electric light business
has steadily been from its inception, IL it
occurred In their private business. But
when they get together to counsel for the
p1biic, the divided responsibility seems to
paralyzs them; and their executive officers
appear to be in constant state OF coma,
due to innate inefliciency and ignorance.
We have like experience in all the city
departments. The streets are just now
ths particular causes OF humiliation
70 the authorities; beside their mud the
darkness Of the night sinks into insignifl.
cance.
We have advised councils how they
can have coed streets. They need but to
put on them at material. Instead OF
soft and tlaty stones they need to nse
good limestone. 1t is an astounding
thing that this needs to be said to the
street committee Of town which cannot
be entered from any direction save over
macadamized road, and which is filed
with the directors ofturnpike companies,
oil Of whom know how road
should he macadamize5. And now
We will tell the committeeman
what We think should be done to
get good electric light service.
Dynamos should be bought and attached
70 the water power Of the old water
works. Within thirty days the city can
have plant Of its own, furnishing light
to Its streets without cost because the
cost of running the works can be paid
for by the light and power that is sold.
The United States company has sold
its plant, and proposes to transfer its con.
tract with the city to the Edison company.
This should not be permitted. The city
should not lend its aid to the establish
msnt here Of monopoly of electric
lighting. After a while there will be
large demand for electricity for power ss
we'll as Lighting; and the city should be
ready to supply it cheaply. Let it hold
tbs United States company to its con-
tract claim from it It's proper damages
and II 1t wants to sell out, take from 1t
Its plant In the settlement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
uENsON'S PLASTERs.

A May afford bodily protection " in
your m1n0," bat something more
VELVET substantial Will be nscsssary its
soon, as Winter Is rapid v hpproacn.
COLLAR ing. In addition TO heavy cloth.
ing. those who are prudent Will
ON fOUh provide supply of RssoNs PLAs.
TKR In anticipation OF Coughs,
LINEN Colds, Chest Pains, Rheumatism
sciatita ana other ailments " hic h
BUSTERS are sure to prevail during the Fall
months. This plaster Is well known
az uniformly reliable remedy in such trou.
bles; fs always ready for Immediate applica-
tion ana Its effect Is prompt and permanent
AS there n 9 many spurious limitations in the
market careful buyers will always AJAX for
Bnpsos's ana refuse all other porous piaaters.
send two cent stamp to Seabury q john
son, ~ P!att street. N. Y, for q copy of In.
hold book. GI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
Dr. Q. MoLAsE's
CELEBRATED
Vermifuse, for Worms.
nOTaERs READ.


Andrew Downing, Of Cnnbure Township
sensneo county, gave his child nne teaspoon.
iai 81 the 80 nine DR. U. Mo .sres &c sprats
mi,.rning Ia repetition Of the dose chs passed
Joseph Q. AIlep, Of Amboy. gave q dose OF
tna genuine DR. q. McLsne's Le1ebra6d Yer.
mifnge 10 thiid of ak years old. ana Il
piousht away ~ worms. He soon sftsr Rsve
another doso tn the san chic, which brou ght
asay w more, making las worms in about II
Mrs ouisby, No Is2 E1exstreet, New Yorh,
Nritos us that she had child which had boen
unweil for better than Two months. che pro-
cured bott o OF tho genuine Dr. U. NcLsnes
Vermifuga and ad clustered n. The child
passed large quantity CT worms, and in q
lew days wss as hearty As ever II had been.
Parents With euth tendency before them
sh0uld not hesitate whe1 thsre IL any reason
10 suspect WORMS, au0 lose no time in admin.
ister1ng the genuine Dr. q. McLALo's veTmi.
iuge. IL never fats aud Is perfectly safe.
Ibis IL 70 certfiy that n was troubled with
tape worm for moro than tir months. tried
AL ths known IeDedts for this terrible affi,c.
ton. but without bsing able TO destroy II. I
got bottle OF The geDuine DIR. v. McLane's
Vermffuge p'epared by Fleming Eros Pitts.
burg, Pa. which tOok accordi az TO direc-
lions ana tho result was 1 discharged one
large y worm, me asufin more than yard,
bssioe3 u number Of small ores,
Pr'.e ., cents bottle. Insis. on havirg the
genuine. (J
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

- AA~46XXkAJxIXb
-...... sALA o. Q. FASHION.
GRAND OPENING OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, Pa,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
DECEMBER 9TH & 7Tn.
Two Grand Opening Days.
We have more surprises in
store for you than we had last
year.
Bring your children with you.
1t is the grandest display OF
Christmas Goods ever seen in
Lancaster.
An endless variety OF Dolls.
More than two thousand
dolls will be on exhibition, from
the small ten-cent doll up to the
largest French Bisque.
Thousands OF other fancy
and useful things, both orna-
mental and useful.
Albums, Autograph and
Photograph, in plush and
leather.
Toilet sets, Manicure sets
and Shaving sets.
Photograph Frames and
Mirrors, Papeteries, Scrap Al
buns, Books, Christmas Cards
and Games. Brass Novelties,
Ink Stands, Thermometers,
Odor Cases and Paper Cutters.
Baskets for fancy work and
flowers Work Baskets and
Scrap Baskets.
Leather Goods, Pocke e t
Books, Purses, Gard Cases,
Cigar Cases, Photo Cases, Hand
Bags and Writing Tablets.
Silk Handkerchief and Christ.
mas Handkerchief Boxes.
Umbrellas, fancy hardwood
handles, and gold and silver
mounts.
Handsome Souvenirs given
with every purchase of one dol
lar or more.
Souvenirs for Boys and Girls,
/. e, Drawing States, given
with every purchase of Christ
mas Goods, amounting to one
dollar or more.
We extend a general invita-
ton to all to our Grand Christ
mas Opening.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
9TH AND 7TH.
ASTRICH BROS,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
JOHN WANAMAKER

RCARDlN,-NEW BOARDING AND
Louging Honse, No. Sl south Lime str, et
xss hlex george, Ris ms rck) sroprfetor
~ ~ ~ ciass 'erman liable board Meals AZ Mi
dera Mol ohs eymtorts Tor permanent boar.
c'ss .'a1s 81 iurhisnsn promptly and in first.
,Sa yalis, hops, etc. ct short notice A share ~
the pnpiic's patronage. Respectfully soiici,aS'
.uo.. ALEX, q EOkGE
40 " south LIME btyeet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
CHINESE Immigration isno. stopped ye.

CHINESE immigration isnot stopped yet
not by any means. According 10 Repre-.
sentative Morrow, OF Caliiornis, tho immi-
grafton by way OF British Columbia 10
growing rapidly, and unless measures are
takon TO stop II, the effect Of the exclusion
bill will bo entirely neutralix,d I'd 10 far %
the exclusion OF Chinese are concerned.
1t is plain enough that we have too much
border 70 guard efectuslly from tho
Chinese, II they are determined TO got In !;
90 bill will probably bs ofisrsd requiring
that every Chinaman In tho United States
shall within SIX months after its psssage
be officially resisterod and given certifi
cite OF registration BY which he may be 10
future recognised. When the six months
have elapsed the government Will expsl oil
Cinnamon not provided with q certificate.
This certainly looks like business and
ought to satisfy the Caliiornians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

IN letter written In 1874 and just pub.
lIshe1, Tennyson says that from boyhood
he has frequ1ntly had kind Of wAkir 9
trance brought on when he 10 quite alone by
repeating his own namo silently 10 himself
He don't explain what hs did Il for or
whether be was good for any thing when in
that condition, but - he 10 not In the habit
OF explaining himself the critics are dicus.
sing the matter - though he were dead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
PERSONAL.


JUDGE WILLIAM Is. WADDELL has
been commissioned president judge o
lS9S
GENERAL JOHN NJ. PALMER, OF llli-
no.A, estimates that he travelled moIe than
1000 miles and made moIe than lCOspseches
during his campaign for the COVER norsbi D.,
Such work by man OF seventy two ought
to have won, but 1t didn't
hoBERT II. COLEMAN, the millionaire
owner OF the Cornwall ore mines, who Is
IN sxp.rt mechanic, on Wednesday ran
the III o'clock train on the Lebanon VALLEY
railrosd from Lebanon 20 Harrisburg, He
did It for the purpose OF making q test OF .
soatk arrester Of which he Ia the Inventor.
He handled the throttle with skill, and the
sight OF the millionaire engineer attracted
great deal Of attention to the train.
CARL SCHuRZ In once moro an easy re.
cognizable figure In New York. His beard
has turned from the dark red which for
merly characterized It to what might be
called muddy gray. His general appear
anos ID that OF man whose health 1, not
robust All the brusqueness has departed
from Mr.. Schuiz's manner. He 10 more
courteous and auave than when he was an
othcehoder, and he has the air of stud led
amisbility which 10 necessary adj juuct 10
public life in Europe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
X oKo SOAP.
KoKo SOAP.
Koko Soap.
IT WILL FLOAT. 1T WILL FLOAT
1T WILL FLOAT,

PURF, UNIFORM and DURABLE in uual.
10y. economical In use. A vegetable OIL SOAP
TOR the LAUsDRY, TOILET and BATH,
Adapted to general household use, or in
MILL, NINE or SHOP. your groer does
not keep II. send us cents for postage, and
we Will mail cake FREE. Address,
ii, & q. A. ROHVHfs.
nov27 lyTu.Tb,s CINCINNATI, n.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
A RE YOU CoNsuMPTIvEi
PARKER.a GINGER TONIC

without delay. A rare medicinal compost
tion that cures when all else fails. Has cured
the worst cases OF Cough, Weak Lungs, Asth.
o0c. at Druggists.
HlNDERCORNB,
The SAFEST, Burest ana best cure for Corns,
Bunions: &C. stops all pain. Ensures com.
fort to the feet. Never fails to cure. is cents
nt Druggists. HlsCOX d CO., N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

ihe milo powers cure LII q carthartic IA
needed 10 RID the b'ood OF impurIty ssd Ia
sti d., ate me action OF the liver use La1ador.
II here were called meeting OF babies ana
young children and the Que,tio nut To vita
who was ih air greitest benefaclori ths loud
u UNANIMOUS vote would ne "Dr, Bull" tor
he gave us mis- wonderfni" Baby syruph
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
nPEN EVERY EVENING IN DE.
~ CEMBfR.
The Secret of Success,
HIRSH & BROTHER,

You will readily understand it
after you have seen our goods
and heard our prices it makes
other merchants storm and Ipout
when they see our goods worn
and the prices paid for them you
can tell this by remarks we
hear. Nothing is impossible at
this advanced stage of civiliza.
tion. Fair Dealing, Lowest
Prices, Best Qualities and
Choicest Styles.
You will fiud a large and well
selected assortment of Gents,
Youths and Boys Clothing at
Positively the Lowest Prices.
Fifty Dozen Natural Undyed
Wool Underwear, were s1.5O
each now alps. These goods
are equal to any s2 90 goods in
weight and durability other
grades in endless variety, from
l7c to $500.
Special Inducem ents. A Gents
Fine Imported Fur Beaver Over
coat, made equal to custom work,
In Black or Brown, slO; these
are fully worth els. We have
about 90 Of them, and as the
goods cannot be duplicated we
will sell them off at this price.
Any one In need of q cod blast
protector should call and look at
them.
Gloves I! Glovesl Such an
assortment. You would get tired
waiting were we to show you all.
We have a fine lot of Working
and Driving Gloves, genuine Dog
Skin, 81 25. A Strong Oil Tan
ned Leather, wool top and fleece
lined, 75c; worth sl.OO. Genu-
Inc Buck, wool top, fleece lined,
sl.0O. Heavy Scotch Weolen
Gloves and Mitts, 25c to 5Oc.
Also a full line of Dress Gloves.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

effort is at least worth making, since It il
undeniably desirable that cheap alcohol
should be provided for art use. No one
denies this; and the sole objection made
1, that II 10 impracticable; certainly this
should be tried before being conceded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

Have you noticed the in
creased ease OF the business 7
The wide spaces make you see
the crowd, but yet not feel that
you are in it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
ASTRICH BROS.

CLOTHiN4. so
open EVERY EVENING DURING
~ DACkMBEk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06

The holiday gear is get,irg
all over the store. This is the
best time for picking and choos-
ing. Take a hint broadly
given. Don't put off your
Christmas shopping and bother
yourself on the last days.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
Old Jokes Rejuvenated.

What is the difference between a fog and q falling star; One is mist on earth and the other is missed in heaven.
 Why is man called honorable who is upstairs beating his wife: He is above, dQng t mean act.
 What are the great astronomers :! The stars, because they have studied the heavens for ages,
 What Is better than God, and worse than the devil, the dead eat it, and if the living eat it, they would die !? Nothing.
 What are the outskirts: Picking ladies pockets.
 In what place did the cock crow when all the world heard him: In Noah's ark.
 When does the rain become too familiar to lady? When it begins to pat her (patter) on the back.
 Why may carpenters reasonably believe there is no such thing as q stonet Because they never saw it.
 Who are the best men to send to war! Lawyers, because their charg- es are so great no one can stand them,
 Why is Satan always q gentleman Because being the imp of darkness, he can never be imp-o'- light.
 If church be on fire, why has the organ the smallest chance of escape Because the engine cannot play on it.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14

Why are the makers of the Arm strong guns the greatest thieves in Her Majesty service; Because they rifle all the guns, forge the materials and steel all the gun brooches,
 What color is field of gtass when covered with snow: M>i.ib'c green.
 What length sholld a lady's dress be? A little above two feet.
 Why is a solar eclipse like moth CT beating her boy: Because il is D hiding of the son.
 What is the most difficult St. Paul train to catch! The l2,50, because It is ten to ouc' if you catch it,
 What relation is loaf of bread to q steam engine! Mother, because a loaf of bread ls necessity; steam engine an invention, and necessity the mother of invention.
 "Ah, said the fly, as it craNiei around the bottle. II have passed through the matching age, the creep. ing age and now l am in the mucil- age"-thep it stuck,
 X pig was never known to walk but great many people have seen the pig iron.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
My MOTHER

SHE Dide LAST WEAK.
 SIZE Was ALL Had. SIZE SED
 EHEAD Bee WAITING FUR
 And here, boys, the lettering stopped, After e while 1 went back to the man in charge, and asked hlm what further he knew of the little fel- low who brought the stone.
 Not much, he said, not much.