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Touch her still heart,
It Is SO peaceful now, we will not weep, but IarL
The waves of gold above her face,
And bring her bridal robe of lace
To be her shroud. Lay lilies On her breast,
Cut In their radiant time, and lest
She stir, touch not the burning ring she kept,
Or that small circle braided in with love and
w~ords-wept
Over as some hand which, held in hers,
Might say Aimee" and now but blurs
The eyes with tears to look on Stay
Sigh not today
When she sleeps so. and, radiant in her rest,
With all her love confessed,
In that still GOODNESS of rare beauty know
She triumphs, breaking from her woe
To wake In that celestial glory, where to be
Is life perfected-immortality.
George Klingle in Frank Lesies.
, 1888-11-23

The clover seed crop is made from the
second crop of the plants, the FIRST NOV
ing being for hay. After the heads of
the second crop have become quite brown
and fully matured the crop is cut for
seed. Quite commonly this moving is
put into stacks or into the barn to remain
until it is convenient to hull and clean it
up. The condition of the clover hay crop.
as reported by the department Aug 1,
averaged high in quality.
, 1888-11-23
"RaiIroadIng,, a Confirmed Shopper.

OF all the troublesome people in the
world the confirmed shoppers are surely
the worst. Shopping is decidedly q craze
with some ladies, and generally from the
pseudo aristocrats. They nave the clerk
to tear down every sample Of fine EN-
broidery and lace, and, not satisfied with
seeing a yard or so of it, they invariably
want several yards uuwound. But they
rarely buy any of the goods. If they do
buy, it is of q cheaper grade. Now. when
you come to think that a dry goods clerk
has a space of about twenty-five feet in
length and only four feet in width behind
the counter, all the long hours day after
day, you can imagine how the tedium
and monotony of this life is made almost
intolerable by the eXasperating shoppers
We learn to remember their faces, though,
and even recognize them from their
actions and conversation.
The clerks ave long since leaned to
handle these shoppers very adroitiy. We
play a trick called ''railroading." When
q shopper comes in and "a clerk shows her
a few pieces of goods in his department,
he then begins to extol the good quail
ties of "some very exquisite dosigns in
dress goods, or shifts the conversation to
Some other counter than his own OF
orrso the shopper wants to see the new
goods. II the clerk railroads her to
the other department and then blesses his
soul that he is rid of her. Tho second
clerk follows up the plan, and thus the
shopper is 'railroaded" through every de.
partment in the store, and she then
leaves for some other store to go the
rounds in the same style. But tie shop
per is looked upon by us as an excpescenct
of the rad that must be tolerated, and
we treat her as politely as our severely
tested patience will allow. - Clerk ii
Globe-D Democrat.
, 1888-11-23

1.-Two years ago a Christian Police asso-
citation was organized in London. 1t now
has a membership of 1000 and 1853
branches, which extend as far as Singa-
pore, Tasmania, South Africa, and Canada
New York Sun.
, 1888-11-23

had had dealings with other Mr. Cheat.
hams before He was aware that 1t was
a dead certainty that the man had made
inquiries. and he traded on it.
"He accused the wretched Jew of hav
ing broken his word, and vowed that
nothing on ~earthSshould Undue him to
take a penny of his dirty money and
paced the Office in a fury
I'm vain Cheatham swore by all his
gods that he had not inquired, not asked
one single question.
THE major would have nothing what
ever to do with him. and strobe to he
door. but again Cheatham was there first,
and in possession of the handle.
lie would not be denied.
The major must not go; the money
was actually in his Office, he would make
it twice the sum. if he desired it, upon
his note of hand only He should be so
sorry not to do business with him in cor
gequence of such an unpleasant mistake.
He begged and prayed and implored
till the majors anger cooled. and to
oblige Cheatham, simply to oblige him. he
at last consented to take the 81, 900 for
which he had bargained, showing the
most utter indifference about it. The
money lender eagerly counted out the
notes and handed them to him. and the
major left the office.
And did not return to ltH
mo. and never will; he changed the
notes and started for another country,
wherein to begin a new lifeI 1t is the
cleverest trick l have ever heard of"
Poor beggar, | hope he'll reform"
said Charlie Yane; and. by jovel I'm
glad he gave Cheatham q lesson; h. has
ruined many a good fellow who had got
mercilessly ~entangled in his net. of
course, you're not responsible in m
way"
Neither morally nor legally; he is too
big a scamp to command my sympathy.
to which he now wildly appeals"
''RatherI and how did that scoundrel
get your cardI'
have had it printed for himself, and is now
probably using the rest OF the hundred in
the United Statesl'
No, no, the money once obtained, he
would keep no trace CT the transaction.
You are right, he has doubtless an
other alias before now
The affair has annoyed me; it is a new
and unpleasant experience to DO mixed up
with sucha man as Cheatham."
Il wish it were with me-" sighed Vane
Come, dine with me, and tomorrow
we will go north; let US both forget our
troubles"
Easier said than done, De Lancy IF
mine were no worse than yours | might,
but I've tired my governor out, and he
mas stopped payment. I've wasted a fort
night of my leave because have not had
the pluck to face him and tell him the
truth about my liabilities"
We'll, suppose we ask him down, and
set Rosie, that is my sister. to wheedle
him. He wouldn't nave u chance against
her, l can tell you. You always were a
f~avorite of mine in spite of your faults,
for you are blessed with a heart. instead
Of that strange article which does duty
eor one in most mems breasts in these de
generate days"
Charles Vane extended his hand and
Crasped that of his friend.
Major, you're a brick" he said with
feeling. I'm try to be a better fellow, If
only to gain your good opinion"
, 1888-11-23

A. Washington territory man left e. 600
for all the delioacies of the season to be
fed to his dog, while his old father was
made heir to his watch and chain only.
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SILK Ribbonsi

Those Of our lady readers who would
Ike to have an elegant, large package of
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons (by mail in
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neck wear, Scarfs, Trimming for
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work
etc, can get an astonishing big bargain,
owing to the recent failure of a large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by
sending only rs cents (stampsl TO the
address we give below.
As a special offer, this house will give
d0u56 the amount Of any other firm in
America if YOU will send the name and
=. o. address Of ten UerLy married ladies
when ordering and mention the name Of
this paper. No pieces less than n yard
in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, or
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITY,
y. j..
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Doctor.

I have been giving my children DR.. DA,
vID's CouGH SYRUP, and it acts so well
that II you do not object | will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
Object, Why. certainly not, know.
iu- q. / DO the ingredients %; tie ex-
cc.cnt Cough Syrup. always recon
mend IT TO my patients and find il
cures every time. but see that YOU get
the genuine DR.. Dayid's Cough syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-29

b'''''' ''''N I'D -
pursued as bra before the relentless
hawk. Every possible device was en-
ployed' but 10 no purpose. After "a run
% more man thirly-siK hours she was
o~vcrhauled ana taken into Barbados
"hcte h'r ''e"' w, account goes on u"
say were iirdl'u more as leIoh' IMAM
aS prisoner oi war me- olheer- "ei,
subsequently >entto fneIaho ana c'hInr"
IN foTlune jan al No,poIl Whcic ln''
were most lnnumanIy treated Not ncin-
Wiling J. endure sucn hhIashlps Icy oe
''r.h'"D'i 1 hiaAe 'n'II e,'"''e u po,'.D'.
Ihi- YVES % h'/'Ia""9 uho'I,'"'A- l"r D"
''- "' ne ,-'t "r"'l Zee. IL"
''fl"i" ".7,'u, iN''i 'Iv "'"
ever were "'l tn,'i'''
n.y. uII'iIs lhelI he' 'o'"'I' "l ,"'''
mining iht walls OF inc PRISON. li''Ii
made their way nndl -coFcfni jo ih' cla-
they, r.me.n- ~ i-hIhe Noti-' ,a... li
l1 Tra h.n- ih' cons. ol i'..r.
iha' country. lf iA' aI' ~ ill'a+- aA@
their oHa 'ounlfymcn' iAef returned ~
NiI-'AI' I'D ''Ne UP arms once
'i'. ''' "'.
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i"' zap DID. i
'Fn.' A''
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'1"Ii-
.'.'I' me N"'A
A.i0 DE- ''HeD was il "
I '~'sel''HDf '1pI.
L'- i'i'.'H'.h OH ''' '.
N'iiH .ihd' .l, Ih "At. Us h'
Ll.NA. U| NI.r|U|IMNH|N 90 .." N.N 100
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-29

Tobacco Market.


B~ICaHoSD. Va, April 2s
The Tobacco Trade presents no inter
es,ing feature 90. day. nor has there beer
anything worthy o. special mention tLi,
week. The frost and IFS have, no doubt.
aereeably 90 many accounts. injured some
plant beds. and the cold weather may
sci back the planting a week or two but
for all this the crop Of tobacco will not
be a failure for want Of plants. Smaller
breaks have, as a rule. somewhat stimulat.
ed prices on the smaller markets. Low
grades are prevalent everywhere. with a
very light Offering OF anything fine in
bright or dark leaf
We learn that a large number Of hogs.
heads Of filters will be shipped TO Canada
in the next few days, which il the re-
mainder OF a manufacturer last winter
purchase here. In prices, either here or
abroad, there smoothing encouraging or
favorable 10 a large crop, and this waru-
ing, repeated so often, we hope may be Of
benefit 10 the prudent and wise planter.
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y. W. FRAYSFR. Ei.F. Mar street. Whole
sale and retail. Proprietor a. trayser's Ori2-
inal Nerve and Bone Llniment.
b.. g.. REEVE. t- East Marshall. prlcrl' r
Dlnl e Norton, Horse Tonic. Pollock pYs-
n-p-Il NnmnlY. ~.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY tormeriy Westnam), tl2
\. Seventh street. ani DOB +. Main street:
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter mix, and
cheese.
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D." " a.. .ho
I",u n'u "lon NV" so.'l" a." ~ns
81 ~, tbc n-r.,ooco ~ Can.,i EitJlc md
ne nri,c oniccr
and IL n" PoJ eor,bsi,b made for
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I'M Cnyornor oftb,t
ma. wo. c-a,tr,e Of eome
20 r. I...s..d nn ,r.,, a.
r.tr r,n,.r,. r,yc the state so many
r.. ,o..,I and c-,,.ir.r.ti.
m. o,r,r1 r.. immed
'.lI.l .''f.1:., 90 1;r,t,. n.,',l
I ..tt
10 q.
49,.
1-' I
and f.r.t..-
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.
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f- o.. r.,..t' .,.r,. ,t p'',,- h...,-
t..lr" t..-t ,-.
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Nrs. Al. PYLE. 3I5 y. Fifth street. Dytlhp
cleaning. securing. ana carpet clClt ~.
Manufacturer az the Acme EeROYatOT.
Us. Il. BASNISTER. elj T.. Broad 81 eet
Lace curtains "A specially.
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CarboIic smoke Ball Company:

Office, NO. go Nort1 Fiehth street. Guaran
ice "a care colds. cata~rh. and all head and
throat troubles. Free test given at oilcc.
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&C. HOUSTON. 5O6 r. Main street.
JOSEPH r. WINGFIELD, corner Of Laurie
and Broad streets.
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teenth street. Potatoes, butter. besI 'st-
bage. Sc.
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W. NICK REDFORD. li02 l.. Main street.
sign 81 the Horse. nauutactuTer and whole
sale dealer.
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Unr. Grain. &c.


WALTER J.. TODD. f2j y. sixth street. Con,
signmcnts OF country produce solicited.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. Z. Adrr.
proprietor, n =. Twelfth street. WhoiesA-
and retail.
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j.. p. JUSrIs. @ y. Fifteenth street, aJp,
agent. Established l,bs.
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J. a. GRASBERGER. liis l.. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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WILLIAM O.. FULLER. lliO T.. Cary street.
Special attention o. repairing.
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WALTER r. uRAUER stall No. T.. First
Market. Suorra untf-tOn-Ues aspecidlty
Candy Manufacturers
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Harne.. and saddlerY /:

4. b. CLARkE SON, 1910 East Main street.
agents tor Imperial chilled p.0ws.
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ia. p. TEiSDALF. 1915 T.. Nain street. y {
SHOES.
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..C. HIGE. 1913 ;. Main street. Watches and
.eWc.ry neatly repaired.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory bsltr Of relia6e and good
business houses, gieiag their location and
Business, oil be touEd cery useful as a source
VrJereRce tor Information yeLItoe & my
and az tie dittren! branches II business.
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ASA SNYDER : CO.. lN8 to 1914 Cary Street
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OLIVER b. DYER. 6t r.. Marshall street,
Wholesale and re.s. Sole agent for the
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WILLIAM II. GARDNER. j6 L. lrcl.
street. Hair cutting. dyeing, shaw
saampOOiIg.
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n. !. DINMOCK, iiB Z. Man street. Con.
rusponlence solicited.
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JOHN r. GERING. corner o. Fourteenth and
Msin streets. Tent,.awninxs bags. horse and
wagon covers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-29

Analytical themis'
Or. HENRY FROELING. l. =. Twelfth stree
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Allegheny railroads. Special ri
teE:iOn % ores and mineral paters.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. el5 T.. Broai street, Money
advanced ~ persona. property. Once closed
tr0m Friday ~ sgniCWL % saturday az
-IulDNu.
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CIGAREr-EsToBACCo 81 N~ANuFAcTURERi
RICHMOND Va

Factories; 9Th and CaTy, aDi7thaGlCa'yS SIS
CIGABETTES.-Hichmond Straight Cut
No. I .tlc original brandt. Nir-inia Brizhts
opora fut-, ald other popular brands.
Curly Cut, Richmond straight Cut, old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie chop Cut. smoking
AiiVture- curly cut and granu.afedI. and Gu,
Plug Iohacco>, &c 80. AL prepared tr0u
the choicest tobaccos prrcurduic.
+mr-ff ALLEN A GINTfR,
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JOSEPH DELARUE. IN /. Main street. Be-
banging and general machine repairing
Models Tor patents.
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JOSEPH J.. WlNGFIELD. dealer in lumber
and al kinds O.. mou.llAgs and general
order 0.tcc. corner " Broad and Laurel
streets, Richmond. Va.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Rsno.-.t by O.. ". Branch &Co.. bankers
f1t n-.s -. $50. IiiI Man street.
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ADAM DIACONT, ~ T.. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
T. L. OSEBIEl CRENSHAW. eI East Broa,
street. mattress maker and uphCisterer,
wholesale and retail. Repairing neat Y and
turablf done.
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Marble Workers
Mattre., Manufacturer.

WALLEN a WRAY. Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments. t0mo-, uarb.e.Led man
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Iron Works.
ASA SNYDER = Co, lNo 20 1914 Cary Street
&C. HIGE. 1928 :. Main street. Watches and
.eTclry neatly repaired.
Loan Oaices:
ELLIS ABRAM. e5 T.. Broad street. Money
advanced On persona. property. Once closed
t-0m Friday ~ slnilNL o. saturday at
SHUTDOWN.
Lock.miths.
JOSEPH DELARUE. 1r /. Main street. Bel
banging and general machine repairing
Models Tor patents.
Lumber
JOSEPH J.. WlNGFIELD. dealer in lumber
and il kinds az mou.llhgs and general
tuiiiluc furnishings. 1915 lumber cut to
order Office, corner " Broad AMI Laurel
streets, Richmond. Va.
Marble Workers
WALLEN a WRAY. Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments, tomo-. marblesLed man
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacturers
ADAM DIACONT, ~ +. Marshall street.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
T. Z. CSEBIEl CRENsHAw. aI East Broa.
street. mattress maker and uphCisterer,
NA'NN"Nf hAA 10 hNE~"+ as A'hA , fiu
turably done.
Mineral Water Bottlers:
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE, ~ ". Brad
street. Manufactures OF Vanilla PhO3pbA
and mineral waters.
Paints. or, sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2. Broadrtr, (.
Paints, oils. glass. and painters supplies.
Paper Hanging:
s. .. DAVIS. 2s ". Ninth street. sha -
awnings, oil-c.otns and paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and steam Filter.
BEDFORD. 1910 Z. Main street. Pracu
cal Ilum4er tnnsr ~. ana steam utter.
gas Ettlng, timing, 81.
Railroad Ticket BROKERS:
CRAWFORD a HALVES, 1910 East Main
street. Ia road and Steamboat tickets To
all parts OF tie world bought, sold, and
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents;
A. J. BRADLEY Co. Thirteenth and Hull
streets. Manchester. Agent for the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
:. NASHON A son. NJ. \. Tenth street.
K. 3. CHAPLIN co. No. / y. Tenth street.
!. THOMPSON BROWN SEQ, lib b. Main
street.
Rubber Goods:
VIRGINIA RUBBER co, 5l3 E. Broad street
DeiL4us, ADr', dDi IA hAA'As W INDp'f kOIl4.
Rubber Stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP hANCPA
TURING CO., l2l7 T.. Main st. Hanufsc
turers and importers OF stamp novelties.
OLD DOMINION RUBBER-STAMP WORKS
20 Bank street. Agents wanted send for
circular.
Sign Painting:
D.S. THOMPSON, Franklin street, under Ex-
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist
Board fence and wal signs a speciality.
LIPSCOMB. No. 3 n. Ninth street. Sign
painting and gliding on glass.
soap Factory;
K. GARCIN Co. 1915 Franklin street (estab.
i.aed 1907. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
Taiiors:
W. stage. Twelfth street, under American
Hotel. Civic ana military tailor.
Undertakrrs:
y. II. MORRlSETT. No. II Seventh st1 eet.
Manchester. Phone. I'D.
Wire Ma .resses and Cots,
E.. W. LOWE. 2l4 Z. Main street. manufactu-
rer Of Champion WOyen Wire Mattresses
and Cots. best and cheapest in the mar
ket.
Wood and Coal
ELBA COAL YARD (Elba s~tation), Bioad
and Pine streets W. ). Pitcher, agent. All
kinds Of Goa, Wood, and Coke. 1els
phone, ~.
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Mineral Water Bottler.:

CITY BOTTL1NG HOUSE, ~. ". Rr~sd
street. Manufacturer OF Vanilla PbO5pnI
and mineral waters.
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s. q. DAVIS. - v. Ninth street. Sha q.
%awuings oil-cIolns, and paper hanging.
TInmber.. "a. and steam fitter.
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Paper Hanging

RICHMONDPAlNTSTuRE : z. BrOad-t
Paints. oils. glass. and painters supplies.
n---- H-n....
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15
He Got It bad.

Look here, old man, said a young
lawyer 10 q more successful profeS
sional brother as ho rushed into the
latter's Office one afternoon. II want
S., and / want it badl" The money
was forthcoming, and the unfortunate
young limb of the law tucked the bill
into his pocket and flew out Of the
door. The next morning he returned
in great state Of excitement and ex-
claimed: "Say, that bill you gave me
yesterday was o counterfeit, and IL
came near getting me into trouble. /"
The friend swung around in his chair
and answered: well, you said when
you rushed in here that you wanted IL
bad, and | gave il TO you that way
Albany Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15

''Riches take unto'themselves wings
and fly away" said the teacher.
"What kind OF riches is meantP And
the smart boy at tho foot Of tho class
said ho ''reckoned they must be ost-
riches. ."-American Poultry Yard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15

Brewer Il Sansing. Blossom, Tex 5000
Frank w Ransom, Jackson,
Mich. .......................... 5000
CD Burrill, Wateryille, Me-. 5000
J ID Houston, Hot Springs, Ark 5000
ID w Stsnley, Sebsgo Lake, Me 5,0vC
5 Levy. Memphis, and Ssm
Filsenthsl. jackson, Tenn,
First national bank, Memphis 5,00(
First national bank Chicago. $40,
a Wsite, thr1 Anglo-Csli-
frnian bank, limited, $. F.. 800,
J A Johnson, Weldon, Me-. $50
Miss b. G.. Clark, Oxford, Nc. $50
l.. A. Loriug, 3 Batcbelder ST.,
Dorchester, Macs. ..,...,......... $50
Walter A. Tonne. Boston, Mass. $50
&. l.. Rothenburg, 46 La Grange
ST., Boston, Mass.............. $50
Geo. w. Chsmberlin, Middle
town. Md......".................. $50
+. V. Fuller, Taunton, Mass. $50
J. T. Freshwater, 65 Gaienne
St., New Orleans, La........... $50
Mrs.. "A. Anderson. Atlanta, ia. 2,5O
Tim III Ryan. Jackson, Mich. 2,5O
ID, n. Brock, San Marcial, n. NJ. $50
A depositor through Wells,
Fargo 4 20. San Fran ncisco, Cal 2,5C
]. Gehrig, New York city........ $50
Elias Schattman, l76 Bowery,
n. Y. City. ................... 2,5C
II. j. Freeman, l59 K. Broad
way, N. Y. City...............2 25C
DR.. w. Wilbur, Lynden, w. T. 25C
u. NJ. Woodruff, Gainesville, Ala 25C
John Johnston, 800 Ninth Ave-,
N. Y. City.......................... 25C
John Campbell, Psso Robles, Cal l,2j
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15
THE 10TH ANNUAL RECORD.
~ Enormous Total and Wide Distribution
Caprices Of Fortune.

A partial liseof the prizes above One
Thousand Dollars, paid by The Louis
isna State Lottery Company during
the year ending November, loos, 10
eether with the names AND addresses
eIven to the Company by the holders,
emitting those who have requested H.
Receipts for the amounts are on ME
M the offices of the Company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15

For full particulars Of the grand
mammoth Drawing OF the 18th inst,
see scheme in another column of this
paper to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15
DRAWING OF APRIL 10, 1855.

Geo Gregg, 2,9Ss Alter st. Phila.
de ..........."."..."...." 20 Ooo
Chas + Morse, $50 Harrison Nv
Boston. ........................." 15,OOO
A depositor through Wells,
Fargo & Co, san Francisco. 5000
VIM severance. Lebanon, Ky,
through the national bank. 5000
w A Francis, Salem Va. thro'
Farmers national bank.......... 5000
Thos Fair, Philadelphia, Pa. 5000
J p Weiss, Detroit. Mich. thro'
Detroit savings bank............ 5000
A l. Carson, San Francisco. Cal
j Hall through X l. Hall, Rich
mond, ......................... 5000
National bank Of the Republic,
Washington, ID C........"...... 5000
Party ut Santa Rosa, Cal. thro'
Pacific bank of San Francisco. 1900
Raoul Desyernine, So Beaver st.
y ..........." ......",...,........ -,Oou
Nashville savings co banking
house, Nashville Tenn .......". 1000
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15
DRAWING OF MARCH lS, 1888.

A depositor through Wells,
Fargo a Co, San Francisco 1900
IL ID Morelock III Olive st.
Adams exp. office, Evansville
Ind Ind:...;.........................,....,. 1900
N II Mock and Frank B GODDARD
4l3 Genesee vt. East Sagin-
aw, Mich................,....... $1,000
Ell Newman through First
National Bank Of Helena Ark 5000
II II Woodson 1925 Main 1T.
Lynchburg, Va. through
Lynchburg national bank. ..... 1S,0 900
LIN woodcock. Sidney, q, thro'
citizens bank OF Sidney......... 1900
John Murphy, Seneca, III. 15,0OO
" A Lord, Emporium, Pa......... 1900
w r Ridgway l46 sixth ave. N.
Y......~.,......"....."............. 1900
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-15
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10, 1883

n. Josephson, Carbondale, Pa.