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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
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Guido Reno painted with much poEp.
He dressed himseli RsgHih:sntly, asd
had his pupils attend MIN in silence
ranged arou2d him.
DE-. Shssaan relstas that a celebrated
blister TO his arm whenever he had az
important case TO plead.
Girodes ssyer cared to work durisg
the day. A. nisst, when inspiration
came 10 him, he arose, lighted candles,
and, half Nsm ID up, painted.
WAen Fox had estel heartily he weu d
retire to his study, ezVelsD his head in
q napkin soaked ia vinegar ana water,
AID werk sometimes ten hours in sue
cession.
Pitt never ste but at his ewn table.
which was frugal; only when he had
some important affair to discuss he took
Q little port wine with spoonful 81 Pe-
rlyiaa bark.
The historian Mez,ray would work
only with q candle, even at midday and
midsummer. He never failed TO wait on
his visitors, even to the street, with s
candle In his hand.
The great romaacer, Bslssc, after s
frugal dinner st 6 or O'Clock, YVES called
as midnight, when he took cup Of back
cofse aud worked till noon. He used 10
lie naked ca the floor.
Jeremy Benthsn jotted his ideas on
little squares Of paper, which he piled
upon each other, and this pile Of little
papers stitched together Was the Ar5s
forms of bis manuscripts.
Alexander the Great vas oGly sboat 81
years cid whes he died; Napoleon a. 20
caHRsnsed the sIny q Ilsly; Pitt WIS
Prime Minister CT Enslsae st 26, sad
Csptsir Azson commanded the Chicago
Baseball Club st GborG so.
Addison speaks ei an advocate WAC
would never plead 8 case without having
his hsEd 30 the ED Of 9 thread crawn
tightly round one Of this tLumos al the
time his speech lasted. The wass said 1t
Was the thread Of his discourse.
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pany them. Mr.. Stockton will take his
wife and Mr. D ever his daughter.
The convention will be one Of the most
important ever held and will be very
largely attended. In fact it will be one
Of The largest meetings of travelling aeE
ever held in the Buited States.
PART OF THE gToRs.
"Do you know thai man over thers?"
asked one Datroiter Of another on the
Lansing trsip the other day.
one"
"Well, he's 9 drummer fer 8 JEFFERSON
avenue house, ana I've known him by
sight for fifteen years. His employer ted
me the other day that he hadn't lost day
for twelvs years"
"Hs looks the picture OF health"
$50 ne does, but want to make bet
with you. I'll bet you silk hat he car
ries remedies with him for 10 lsgs than
SIX different ailments"
"I'll do it."
They went over and the case was ex-
slEiaed to the drummer, who laughed and
replied:
"Well, l dunno. l Gerry some troches
10 avoid Aoarseness. l cGrr7sa bettle OF
cough medicine to ward of pzeumonis.
l have porous plaster in my s+lp to
pat Oh il get q lame bssk. l have some
corn salve, & bottle OF Jamaica ginger,
gGme outline capsules, S phial Of pep
peruus essence, box of mandrake pills,
livsr medicine, gsrgle for sore throat
ana -"
"Goed Isnds!" cried both gentlemen in
chuIus.
'Os, well, wh.s did you cxpecif" he
impaired, with an injured ar. ga Mab
Oh Sl0eo g year cart carry around a
whole drug store, can he!"
NOTES.
M. Bsrry, csn'a you get cut yoar old
wagon, ready for TIE F3urth sf July pa
rEde and show the boys how i! used to be
travelling III tie west?
Mr.. e. S. Brewer snd daughter, Nj. z
c. S:sckfon and wife, Snd Joh2.A Ken
zeey, started for Minneapolis, Ffidsy
HigAt,;to sttena the sixshsAIu&l conclave
Of the Travellers Protective Association.
Mr.. Fl A. P lls5ury will meet the psrty
at Chicago, and the Texas delegation will
be complete.
sUNDATING AT THE FORT.
EiLe Clair, the ST.. Louis soap mar,
will Ssndsy st th9 Pickwick.
S. G. Maddox Of SIS. Louis rs7 in last
night to Sunday in the Fort.
j. G. Sargent OF ST! Louis, sitter 8
weeks successful sales, can be found at
the Pick wick to-day.
C. z Dawson OF the Denver Soap Gem
paay, Denver, Coli, has baen in the city
sEzA;ssst week advertising his soap quite
exts8siyely.
IehsAes Scogin Of 81. Louis was in the
CITY YSEterGay calling on his trade.
y LIB oiser viii SundaYsin the Foytesas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
esagIs nAzsers.

Don't fail 10 ssaao-dsy's game between
Houston and Ytx ~ orth. Hafoer and
Rogers aEd Lads sad LoAbsck will be
the batteries.
The State League of Brse Bail Clubs
WAS to have held It's meeting - Houston
yesterday. Sam Schwartz. Of Fort Worth,
wss to have been the representative OF
the Balloons. -
To-day Foxt woyfh and Houston cross
bsss, Houston kaTing three times won
hhe series frol4Sthe home team. Fort
worth will $feApt their new pitcher,
Hsfner, su1portsdAy Rogers. Houston
will be Lambs and EeAheck.
A representative Of the Fort Worth
Dsss Boil Association goes to Dallas to-
day, to sign for series Of six games hs-
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Hn.bor to Oslsb ,aso the Fourth.


Special 20 the Gazette.
HmLsBoRs, Tx, June ia large
sad enthusiastic mseting OF CIR cisizsns
generally, assembled ST GAe courthouse
last might TO taks the proper steps
IS wards having 3 grand FjSrth Of July
celebration in Hns5oro. Msj1r J. Il.
Li.defold WAS elected chsir&an and
Col0nsI Thomas Il. Dixon, secretary. 1t
YES resolved that we hAve q
grand non-psrtisan Foxrlh Of July picnic
st Eillsboro, asd that all citizens within
radius ci I've or six miles Ct H.neboro
be invited to participate. The following
committees were sppoiEted: A commit
tee OF t1eEty-fv ave on SUBSCRIPTION, ". E
Spell, Egq cheirmaH; committee DISK
on invitation, Captain A. P. McKiHnen,
Chairman, sud g Committee Of twelve or
reception, J e. Ballard, Msyor, chair
.azn, with authority to lacrosse ths rum
Sbar OF the committee II Necessary. The
Meeting then adjourned to Tueei night
Aexs. -
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The Gsn,tss Club 70. the Rrowrs.

At $50 p. n. to-day The GAZETTE Base
Ball club will cross bats with the Nor. h
End Browns on the grounds Of the former
clRh, near the St. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas depot in North Fort Worth. THE
GAZETTE boys have streE gthened their
clue, and are confident Of victory. Fol
lowing are the names and positions snG
order Of batting Of the players CT both
aines.
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a Cioge Gama.

special to ths Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX Jane 1s-Dsllas won
to -dsy in close game that WAS davoid
Of feature save numerous errors. Proeser
sp-sised his ankle in the middle CT the
eighth inDi1g aud O'Nasl anisned in tae
b Z Ter She visitors. The following is the
official scsre:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

The management desire to say that they hssaanowed
this beautiful proYarty to stand, without adffosel improve
mea!s, since the public sale last fall been quietly
selling lots a! private psrtissssEg to 5s The
property has greatly the city grows.
The present llzo oot9Spo'icy is to have this
street car line 9yishsd and ruGRing al tie
earliest date petsibie; te lay cut spd gravel new
streets sad c repair the present oneg to arzage
psrk e pleasure sud comfort of al who sy choose 10
frequent it, SID to adopt such il the management
Of cur properly will lEure the beuef coRf4rt
exscty end trust by ber. sad lst treatment
to tic friends Ia general cause,
steady AND permanent iucrovemcnt Of TIC mo9beartiy
SUBURB CT Fort Worth To tho business to say
that if yea owned home IL SylV3nia you would ind il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

tween the Hams and the Bsllc ops Gas the
Fort Worth boys are sometimes face
tiously nsmed), three games 10 be plsyed
in Fort Worth and three in Dallas, for
the Championship OF North Texas, and
$1,000. The games will begin On June %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

Earned rans-SoBe. struck out-By Scott 8.
y Psasssc- snd o Neal I Base on salls-By
Scot g. by Prossssr and O'Seal l. Passed balls
,Sfay l. Double play-Sptth, Dowie and
1ejol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

In Bosque county later cat crops have
taken the rust, bat tina earlier sowings
will make from sixty to leo bushels peg,
a9el
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Fsusa Dead On the Prairie.

OorrespeHdence Of the Gazette.
HAMILTON, TEX, June ia man by
the name Of John McGlothlin who lived
near the Gentry mill in this county, left
home on Tuesday, horseback, and Wed
nesdsy WAS found on the prairie with his
neck broken and bruise on his face, in
dicating that he had fallen from his horse.
He was subject to ,seme kind of fts.
Some CT hls rslatiyes live in Grayson
county. He has also brother here. 81
lssyes wife and some grown cAildreAss
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SCORE BY INNINGS:


Tine Of rame-l h. 40 min. Rune earned
r ra-Eo.t Wo tn :; HoGs.o l. Flrst base o4s
called b lIs-H1usJpn, l, + 1T Worth, l. .sLSsek
ou;-By e odGnOugh, q by S'ea, Left on.
bascs-Fort Worth. 5: Hou,ron Two basei
his Firle. Passed ball-LohSeck. l; k!ttle, %.
Unplr5-Hcran. ~
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T. P. A.
Inv tied TO thu Fora On she Fourt IA
Brummsr Wke Always Carried
Rsm dies for EN- erg sheIes.
4 Meeting ef tia Board of Directors of
tks Traveller Protective AEso-
Cis!ioa CommiLsees.


a column Will be open in Sundays issue OF
TzK GAZETTE fox all cou nunicssiOns OF Inter
at fruA tIAHeling men.l
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BRea estate dealers
to Post & Co., and Instructions
CITY ADVARTIsING

Otk UNS1NUIII kN6ItEEH,
FORT WexFm Tex June ~. lss

FeHr MsEFR TEX, June u, IsSs.
Sealed pEopo<fswill be received at this ONCE
up to II otslSek q. m, Monday, June 49, 1888, for
gcadiREand BraVeliBg. also for guttsIing and
earsing, II desired by property owners, of Rail-
ROAD AVenue from Jennings Ave nue. west as far
ae signed for. Eacn BID must be accompanied
by q certified check for SlG0.
Probes and specifications can be seen st this
on e. The rigRt is reserved to REJECT Shy or all
bids. W. B. KING. Ciss Engineer.
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Gonerxl Sheridan.
THE MORNING. BULLETIS,

THs MORNING BULLETIN.
WARRINGTON, June l6-Ths following
kulletin was issusd at 9 "a: General
Sheridan passed good night There are
Uo changes to report in his condition this
morning.
SigEe6l O'REILLY,
MATTHEW'S,
BYRHE,
YAERow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

News and family paper In the state u
the WxxKIY GAxkTTzi price reduced y
e1 year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17

sRpsfiyel, the best remedy ever diaeeyc<st
l5f alEpisea.es OF <s1en and best tlata ee ID
reachsdby an exEEfnaf medical aPplk a. t3h, 1
Rang0fq Root Eminent One 5Eisf wStEcon
v nGaJ Manu ;xFturE only bESRaug g Roo
n estStne Co.. Nrkville, Tenn. Bes re
'asHe For ssss all d9ngsisses We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Motto. to qsHsssssors.

OYEIasds err ENGINEER,
sEUhr wOhTa, jane l2, lass
Sealed prepos&fswill be 1t eiyed At this Of
hce up to l1efciock 4. m Monday, June Is,
1888, fer grading and grsVcllng, also for gutter
ing and e1rbing If desired b. prep srEy owners,
QfTeIas street from Mason TO Penn street.
Zach bid must be accompanied by certified
check for Sl0s. 80
ProaIes and Specifications can DO seen IS this
Office. 10y
The right is reserved to rciact.aaT OF all bids
W. B. KINaStsEsfS III gineer
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Veterans Ct Hoods Brigade.

special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June 16 The old Con-
feGera,e soldiers belonging to Hoods
brigade, meet ts-day st the courthouse
for the purpose of organization aBd the
enrolment Of new members, They hsye
,es1union st Jacksonville, Tex, on the
80 OF Jane next. All the members OF
~ f,mous brigade are cordially invited
4o vin this movement and have foasing
ra4Stirs at baskerville, sxsSs4
| 81 Wv =, !: r i'm,
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A Bzskemaa Killed,

A brakeman Killed.
Special to the Gazette.
ENNIS, TEX, June lS.-Jshn Crswtoi
q brakeman OF No. IL freight, fell 3
tween the cars within the northern lin
of Ennis and WAS killed this afternos
He boarded the cars at Corsicana and
was his 1rst trip. His home Is ulkncv
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TEHH1 BEAUTIFUL ROvEs OH
: = = y = IT 7 y I
VIII penetrated trarersed by First-CIass sss
$ TREE EFT CAR LIN V
As promptly the material delivered DONE One
ompanys officers will leave for the east this complete purch
material

pleasant relief from the heat AID glare Of city take the
csr sad IN ten inmates be the shady your
home plsce. Hyou like little recreation gardening in your
back yard bear in mind inst the soil SyVania is rich rich
as cream Lots be sought how, car line is
coGplcIed u! $500 each for inside Iota, and $780,
one-thiFd cash and balsnce in Gsa tvs Ysars
fer ccrEcrs with 353 per cszt. Discount to
hslders. WE GUARANTEE STREET CAR line
OK EILL RKEUNp Monty SylVania is abou
oRe sic east OF the courthouse. Lots mile and hal
souh Il the courthouse selling agh SIS $500 each
R2raemoe lots frs $50 feet Deep with 20
loot aey in each block. Do you think this
price stand long? Without prompt action yau COM
PEELED to join the crest army Assbeen and coudhsye
done. q. wv P0&rr
Secretary East Fort Worth Town Company
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pany them. Mr.. Stockton will take his
wife and Mr. D ever his daughter.
The convention will be one Of the most
important ever held and will be very
largely attended. In fact it will be one
Of The largest meetings of travelling ReE
ever held In the Uuited States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.
Reported ny g.. W. Branch " 90. hause1
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

REVIEW.
NEW YORK, April 27-The market
opened feyeri,h and f%raclionally lower
upon reported trouble in the Trunk Line
pool, which vas afterwards denied
London began buying Reading, 81 Paul,
and other stocks, but not 10 any great eX.
tent. The feature of the day Vas The
advance in the Gould stocks. This was
believed bv The rO0m-tradcrs o. be n guar
antce OF the upward movement, and
they FASTENED 10 cover HE shorts. New
England advanced further on the report
of "a new consolidation scheme. The
statement of the Reading BAiir0ad and
Coal and Iron Company for March
showed "a decrease iu the net earnings of
S3ll,G36 for the first four monihs OF This
wear. "a net decrease of Si.5tt,039. This
could NOT De considered favorable, but
the bull feeling ran so strong IL had little
or no effect ON prices, and soon there
after Reading sold at 6it, the top notch
in this movement. Northwestern and ST
Paul also touched their highest IN favor
able reports from earnings The market
showed ,irn- of broadening. After de-
livery hour heavy tcalizations SCI IN,
which caused prices to go of / per cent.
In many Gas, huf The undertone showed
no luck in b1,li5h sentiment Bonds
strong. Sterling exchange 4SIGi 50.
Money closed at .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
Communication Between Deaf Mutes.

The modes OF communication between
deaf mutes have received a most impor-
tant advance from a method recently de-
Vised, which consists in each letter Of the
alphabet being represented 10y some pOr-
ton OF the palm Of the hand. For in
stance. the emiuence between the first
and second joints Of the index finger
corresponds 10 ", the one between the
second and third I VI, and ~ on. The
hand thus alphabetically divided is placed
palm downward in a mold, whose bot
tom is perforated with holes which cor
respond 10 the lettered parts OF tile hand.
Each OF these holes permits of the pass
age OF a small hammer, which is pressed
upward 10y the passage OF an electric cur
rent. These various hammers are con-
nected with an apparatus similar 70 the
key board OF the piano, each key repre-
senting a letter, and being connected by
wires with the corresponding hammer in
the mold. y teacher can spell out the
words on the key board. when the ham
mers fly up through the openings in the
bottom OF the mold and spell the words
by touching the lettsred %sIaincnces OF the
hand OF a pupil. ANY number OF mods
may be attached 10 the instrument, and
Il like number Of pupils be simultane-
ously instructed. Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

From the last issue OF The Arizona Kicker
We Gull tie following.
I've notice that some humpbacked coward
has tackled up a written packard on the post
Office door asking Why We haze not been ran
out Of town. Il the man who wrote 10 Will
reveal bis identity, and 81 We can't put him
two feet under the ground inside OF five
minutes, We will agree 10 cancel the .nsur-
ance on our Office, set the shanty on Ere and
leave town on foot
1t has been remarked that whenever a
stranger who looks like a detective appears
in owl about four-tifths Of our leading
citizens hunt their holes ike foxes. This
matter has been carried 50 Tar as 70 seriously
interrupt business. We wish stranger. would
keep away n-Detroit Free Pres
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4 Scared Gambler.

Speaking OF the late German emperor,
NJ. Albert Wolif says in LIE Figaro.
Army officers were not allowed to gam.
bic at Baden Baden. One evening the
king was visiting the tables when he
noticed a subordinate in civilian dress
trying hi. luck at trente ct q%uarante. lie
had placed two or three louis on the
table and had won a nice little sum,
when he saw the king opposite. lie
turned pale, trembled and hesitated to
take possession u his money. There
upon King William approached and
whispered in his ear: Don't be afraid.
Take in your money. but don't do il
again. New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
The Results Came.

"Whntrro vcI doing hercF asked a police
a Of q c0lorci man who hhf biz eye glued
TO a knot hole In an alley fcnce on tbs Brush
farm the other morning.
"Waitin', sah.'
For what
Results
What results"
"Man sent ne up 10 whitewa,h dc kitchen
ceilin,. Woman said she'd do de job herself
an save TO bits.
"Wellf'
"She's mixed the liquid, sab, and hunted
up an ole brush wild about f0teen hars IN 1t.
Now she's gittin' ready. shes tied an apron
ober her head. stuck a broom handle into De
brush. au' IS lugs.n' dc pail into de house
Now de hired Gal IS putin all dc chars ods
doahs.
Anything elsef asked the officer after a
long wait.
..J,,t a minute, sab De results ar almost
heQhn
Another minute went by, aud then there
was q wild sch from The house, followed
by a crash. aud the man at tne knot hole
chuckiei.
..J.st like / frrered. D. woman appears
Boat ewes ar fun Of lime. an when she iell
of dc char she almoas' busted euery bone IN
her body. Now de hired gal has CONT out.
Now de woman in dc mex house runs in.
Now de victim s5ts down Oh ii box an dey
ar rubin her eyes sid Il rag. NOW de hired
cal runs into &c house TO rius up dy po'ico an
de fire engines an &c doctor, an -
And what
I'm call as.n arter dinner an' deyll well
come me wid hostile arms an give mo de TO-
bits an frow in an ole suit OF clothes. De
troit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Cures indigestion, Constipation, head
ache, biliousness, malaria, kidney disease,
fever, chills. loss OF appetite, deUIlily auu
nervous prostration by regulating Liver,
Stomach, Bowels. Kidney, and Blood.
Il cures all other diseases caused by Il
torpid or diseased liver. 1t is an estab-
lished fact that lemons, when combined
properly with other liver %tonics, produce
The most desirable results upon the
stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, and
blood.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
Sold by druggists generally.
Prepared only by II. Motley, NJ. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

A remarkable case Of longevity has beer
discovered 10 Grafton. Pa. 30 the person OF
John Fosdick, aged lJ3 years. Remarkable
because John can't read tine PRINT without
spectacles. Indeed. his eyeslglt IS 50 poor
that he can't read any kind OF print. Tie D..
the first c|entenarllu discovered who coul-
not read tine print without glasses Nor
llstown Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
what lie Meant.

Dom Piatt is noted for the iilegibilty Of
his handwriting, and when he sent a note &c
a friend the other day TIE friend was shocked
10 read a postscript which read Il am IN d
blamed hornet nest After some further
study 1t was discovered that what Piatt bad
really written was. Il am III a blessed haven
Of rest. Tie meant the Providence hospital
Journalist.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
Pointer.

IN agricultural journalist tells how TO pre-
vent "a dog from killing hens. Another good
way IS 70 shoot the dog before buying your
hens. Agricultural editors canno. be eH-
pected 10 know everything about farming,
never having engaged in ths business, and
we take pleasure in giving them a pointer"
now and then. -Norristown Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

so you are going to move, 5lrs. Mar
ioramF
YES, Mrs. Sweetbriar intoa lovely house
on K street"
Has it d good view
II should say it had. Why, sc can LOOK
right into the dining room next door and seo
the family cat their meals
Dear, dear. how lucky you always are -
Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

Don't you believe the milk | sell You is
puref' asked q milLman CT u customer who
complained that the tactical fluid looked
rather blue.
Il won't tell you what | believe replied
the customer, but | know your milk makes
my mouth water. Hotel Mail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

Uncle Rastus 10 his employer, o lawyer
Deys er man waitin outside Dc do, sab. TO
twenty-A' Gems TO cahrin ia dc coal, sab.
Lawyer-But. Rastu-, 1 expected you 80
carry ia that coal
Uncle Rasgus-Ye+ sab bu, yo see, Mistah
Blank, 1 WAS only hiel % DO dc Office wuk
an l was 'lraid dat. ef / cahrsd iu de coal
'twouldnt be- legal s-h-illrpcr Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28
G.a,o and cotton Exchange

RIcnHoSD. VA. Alul-
0FfEhIHc- p FOOTED 10 aEChEIAkr
Corn -332 bushels.
Oats -lOv bush j..
Mcal.-E bushels.
Peas bushels.
SALES REPORTED To- 5ECRErARY.
C0rn-Whi ~ bushels very 90 4 On
priye terms - bushels y rs good az d G
Black ieas.-25 bushels on private O. ms.
COTTON REPuEI.
Market steady.
misunderstanding. gcl low middling.
SEC. good ordinary. Sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-28

Daughter Mamms, wouldn't 10 be- just
lovely ii Ne only had necks like that
Mamma-Wly, my child What aIyan-
taee would 10 bc 10 usl
Daughtcr-We could taste cur ice cream
90 much longer lid Bits.
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An rnplea.ant Coincidenco.

Miss Caustic-Ilow persistent Mr. Speck is
in his attentions to you, iny dear.
Miss Sopht-lsu't he, thought | really
think he IS not just right ia his mind.
Miss Glow discerning YOU are, my dear.
Exactly the same idea occurred TO me
judge
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Dumpsey Injecting FopinIay, satchel in
handl-N hat You aren't going 70 take your
vacation at this time OF yearf
Popinjay-You bet am! Mrs. Popinjay
begins housecleaniug this week burlington
Free Press.
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The Hurdcs, To Bear.

Old Gentleman TO conyIct-What is the
most Objectionable feature YOU find in prison
life, my dear friendf
Convict-Wisitors.-New York Sun
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. Va. Apr. ~.
Sales to-day were chiefly 40 auction
and comprised about fifty packages Of
low grades. West Xirgiaia brights aud
some sun.cured tobacco al 9 20 g cents,
with a few better grades.