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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Clerk-Bond You wish to deposit9
Dude-Naw; it S a receipted bill from
my tailor-first one / ever had-value ii
as er-ah--sort of--ah-curiosity don
chuknow Once Week.
WHY NOT.
Willie was to take a disagreeable
medicine one day, and as he watched
his mother pouring it out bright idea
came to him. Say, mamma" he cried,
''can't / shut my throat and not taste it,,
same as shut my eyes and don't see?"
-Hdrper's Young People.
INDIsPUTABLE.
IT'S said Loves blind and cannot see,
Just where his darts to aim
'Tis noticed, though, that spite of this
Love gets there just the same,
A DIsCoURAGER OF GENEROSITY.
Mr.. Turner Van Nuleef (who has in
vested in a pair of diamond earrings
for Mrs Van Nuleef)-You can never
guess what I've brought home tonight,
my dear.
Mrs. Van Nuleef (unconcernedly)-
Oh, bottle of whiskey, as usual, 1 sup
pnse.-Puck.
A BIG GUN DISCHARGED.
81 want you to understand that Tn a
big gun here, said supercihous hotel
clerk to guest with whom he was quar-
relling.
Therefore I'll discharge you," said
the proprietor, who came upon the scene
as the fighting began. And the fighting
big gun was fired.
STILL A WIDOW.
Two ladies from the West happened
to scrape an acquaintance while waiting
for connecting trains at the Broad street
station yesterday. Chow long has your
husband been dead?" asked one. ''About
a year, was the reply. ''And you are
still widow" eyes. His estate amt
settled yet. PHILADELPHIA Record.
MURnnEs COME HIGH.
Egyptian mummies, which could be
obtained in Alexandria five years ago
for five dollars apiece, now cost So.
There has evidently been a strike among
the mummy makers, and our readers
should not lay in stock of mummies
for the summer for few weeks yet.
They will be lower when warmer weather
sets in.-NorristOsc Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
SOMEWHAT STRANGE.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS OF
EVERYDAY LIFE,
Funny Episodes and Thrilling Adj
ventures Which Show That Truth
is Stranger Than Fiction.

r JONES, a
Southwest African
settler, has for
some time had a
female gorilla,
whose intelligence
is something re-
markable. 1t fol-
lows him like a dog
and lately walked
by his side a dis
lance of some 80
kilometres. ] en- :
ME, as the gorilla
is called. sleeps
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
MuMnrIEs COME HIeH.

Backsliding is often pleasant, but when
taken Unexpectedly in connection with to-
boggan chute, It is wearing on the nerves.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Polite Clerk SHOWING 9oOuS)-deIe Il
something would like to call your at
tention to, lady. It's the very latest
thing out.
Mrs. Rounder (absently)-If there s
anything out later than my husband III
take it, if only for curiosity. -L5e.
INDIGNATION MIXED WITH GRIEF.
An old farmers daughter died, and
the family pastor preached the sermon.
In the course of his remarks he said
sour dear sister has gone to better
land" This made the old man, who
was trying to sell out, highly indignant.
"a crow never flew over better land
than mine" he said. Sand, besides,
just look at it. am offering it for 500
an acre-one-fourth down and the bal
ance ON deferred payment, with good Sc
curity. "-PSoria (IA) Transcript.
FEMININE NATURE.
Adult Son-Mother, does a girl mean
to encourage or discourage a man when
She
Mother-My son, there is no need OF
going into detail. When a girls starts
out to either encourage or discourage a
man, the man never has any doubt
about what she means. = NeU York
Weekly.
IN HIS OWN COIN.
Mr.. Impecunious = Mary, I have
brought you home a little book on
How to Cook"
Mrs. Impecunious (sarcasticaliy) =
Thanks, my dear, but what need worse
= IEI..t b (fDalr -
Burlington Free Press.
HEART MONOPOLY.
"You treat Mr.. Griggsaw very coldly
now, Lenore."
have reason to.
"Only the other day you told me that
he was a man after your own heart. !"
/ thought so then, but / have found
that he was also after my sisters heart,
and he captured it. = Nebraska State
journal.
OUT OF DANGER.
A policeman had narrow escape
from death the other day. He had just
moved few feet from his post on the
street when runaway horse dashed di-
rectly over it.
n hiu lSuldlhtu lilib ~ Muo a hdiiOW
escape for that officer"
"Oh, no, replied her companion;
policemen never get run over, for they
are never in the way. National Weekly.
KNEW THEIR BUSINESS.
Tonsorial Artist-You want to try
some Of mine hair tonic; your hair vos
got thin on top already.
Why don't you try ii your
self You're balder than / am.
Tonsorial Artist-Ya; but rebresent |
"pefore using" Look at dot barber py
der next chair; he represents "after
using two bottles" We know our peez-
mes, amt its-America.
ANYTHING But HUMoB.
Young Man Ito office boy)-Give that
humorous article to the editor, please,
and ask him if he can read it right
away.
Office Boy (returned with humorous
boss returns the article
with thanks. He says he's all upset
with the humps, and probly won't be
able to read anything funny for week.
-Bq-dr
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
sPRINGTIME WOES.

Now the sunny days are coming.
Claribel is full of woes;
For the price of every walk is
Five new frecklcs on her nose.
-BuBdlo Express,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
JOINING FORCES.

"Sir," said the missionary to the de-
parting legislator, 81 wishyou would do
all in your power to reclaim the poor
red man of the West"
81 will" said the law-maker, heart
lily; 'I'll begin with their reservations
first"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
DoUDTFU1 WHETHER NE rom.

Physician-Ive a good mind to tell
your wife, Smith, that if she continues
to chew gum so persistently there is
danger of paralysis of the jaws.
Smith (eagerly)-Dontyou doit, doc
tor leave it to me. I'll tell her.-BHr-
Linqt0n Free Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
TWO PROPOSITIONS

Mr.. Gold-You have owed for those
diamond earrings for three years and
have never thought of paying me. I'll
make you proposition: Pay me i'm
mediately, and I'll deduct one-half from
the bill.
Mr.. Brass-Your proposition is kind
but I'll make better one. Wait three
years more and Wen be quits.-JereIer' s
Weekly.
PERFECTLY SAFE.
Wife petulantly) -Such a lump of
selfishness The house was full of
strange noises last night and I didn't
dare close my eyes once; and there you
were sleeping like log. Burglars might
have carried us both off and you would
not have known it.
Husband (wearily)-Don't fret dear, if
they ever carry you off they'll bring you
back.-Nen York Weekly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
MISFORTUNE IN MArRIMoNY

Old Girl-why don't you marry, Mr.
Batchl
Mr.. Because I'll be always FORUM
ate if | don't.
Old Girl-Quite the contrary. You
Mr.. b beg your pardon. Doesn't
the good book say misfortunes never
come singlYl = Hahinqt0n Critic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
ENL1oHTENINa THE YOUNG MAN.

Mr.. Hankinson (admirer of Miss Gar
linghouse) How calm and stately Miss
Clearinghouse looksl / think have not
seen her smile this evening.
Miss Kajones dearest friend of Miss
G.)-Yes Irene has read somewhere
that excessive smiling produces wrinkles
on the cheeks. Lovely evening, isn't
it, Mr.. Hanl1insonl-CA Chicago Tribune.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Clerk-Bond you wish to deposit'
Dude-Naw; it's receipted bill from
my tailor-first one / ever had-value it
as er-ah--sort of-ah- curiosity, dom
chuknow Once a Week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
HENRY's PLEA.

The eagles been a settin' round a holdin
flags and things,
0rnamentin' silver dollars with a queerish
pair of wings,
And alookin' kinder sleepy; but il he should
see cause,
Yew will see his eyes a-blazin', and he's got
the same old claws.
Albany Journal
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

Il - the rioAt 49, anl 1oW9 ut e ~
diaphragm. tAoueA playfslly ns0ns - -.
1tvcred, b eAlculate1 % svo&e peueaaity fFum
. ehappy whose liver d OF q srdef. when
that REGION 10 sore and esaesses4 pokee essA
Aendish. Look = manS eountsnaaoe ere
you prod him under the fibo. r. his s1in anA
sysballs have sallow tisge. you may Inter
also that his tongue y fuzSed, hi breath apt
TO be sour. that hs hes palms not esly bsneash
his ribs, bot also under the risht ehoolAee.
blade. Also that his bowels aro 1FfeguISr ~
his digestion Impaired. Instead q fSklsg 8
him 70 take, and steaAily porsiSt ID takinS.
HOstetters HtOmAcl BitterS, TIE noosf o115s
bilious and Alternative medicine extaaG Il.
c. c"ICasabie e =, Also. tor dyspsysss: faes::
fever aud ague,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

"who. aid ycu say, q IN 10 ~ nsxt Presi-
0entf" "Ohi don't know and don't care.
I'm not loobinG foe Pfesioent-l'm hooking foe
time" ,S couts. 80
One Of our most e.tsnabie cit,sana nayb bs
leanefnl for the tntrO1 uotSon OF DR.. 0SliO
Cough syrup. for its time uso he's save6 hio
lits' For lncjpient c0nsumption Il 10 oers
tain remedy. Price - contss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

voaooR q wson iooo fE1oa0o ~
neyoa0 ~ o1oau1ee on1eo - 49,
lsoss ~ ssstr 1snssSss ssalny ~.
N. r. vAsa shsy q lsass tavs -
SEo0 DIAN cooo parss1 hose booows
Thsy ovoR opoa9 Win "a so9ros
oftnsss 49, lsfs bew~ eeva :. vsA
Il ltsesussn -, wsso 10 gssos
late - soAln tnuoght pa1aos - lAae
A eve ~ 49, - - hoaxsA -
g ssssAs ~ Asasas Isss grssviss tAssA
Nor MoevOso
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

~ - Aosa11oo. nuna.eane 1esnse
onAN - 0uM1ng nos1e1 - - u
I Asys tSsa snssss1 49, ~ llassA wsn :
- - s. 49, - 1ss 80 80 ~ sssss "a
- iSsk1IS - 6aSnili Sees S1lelA easoos.
IN, 49, & - 49,. SSsss2 - y r ~ r -
sssss3I ~ ~ ~ sSceySs sSs isSnss6y q Sesr
~ 1ssssS .s 81 - ssE::'ss! - a IT,. =
InoAS unooa, Gem.
ns.sns sAsss Hsassouss.
s.ss: s.s:,. g 81 sss.s1 - s: ~ - -: - 81
s::S ssS ,ss,s g ~ s.s ss's;ssss e nsss - u .
neve QvslcvnA yeell AaXo 49, nsr ~: ~
Nm S.s ss ss - ~ ~ sSssa = :ssss az Tss
~. xb"1s. xsvszs.o.
nss.a . - c.sss.
~ hess Ssei. lea1, sazs 80 Sae1le 10y. Y
IS - 80 -; g 6 :ssS - ~
epont 0ollaU 81 ro0o01ee WtenoSe e0eoS 0vs
% 81, ss: g: Ss .ss sSs ..s :ss "a
esAnes thank yea eAouSA ~ tAs9.
nnun d, srocs,y., .syx ). D. <. Z.
sr.sus .: 1ssss cssss.
3ve ysen aal -Ae,fago sa,t n1e.n nscSs
& eSt On NJ rishs hs1a. Y apysassS q Witt vaIe
sSsS q e Rssd. re s. ai:sSSs SSst sppsaTsd
Hi:c 3 ss:s .s., s:S sSs r sSs ss sse
og.A nM.olA whish sSssssA . spssay ana
JAMES p. xBAlNsy,
- WOOD Avonuos Dc0oklyD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

Ars you disturbeA 1t. night ana BROKEN ot
your rest By . siek child suffering ana crying
With ths excruoiAting pain OF cutting tsstht
II 20. 70 Ct once ana got bottle Of 4R9.
WINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP. II win ~
ljevs the poor little sunere9 immediataly-oo.
pend upon It thsre = no mistAko about IT.
Thsro y not . nothar On earth w AAs eve
m0thof, and relief ana haAlth 70 tho oA1ll,
Oporatang uks magic. II y psr1setiy sAle -
Ne IN Ill caoes ana pleasant to ths tAsA, ana h
- prescriptaou Of 1us Of the Oldest ana best
oeualo phySic1Ans and nurSas In IL UllAo1
stasas. soaa sverywhsrss . cents bottle.
UAylelyaAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
a Oisrgyman's Testimony.

". I. Ginord. pastor y. =. church, Both
we'll. Ont /, Was for two years suffer with dye
pepSia in it, WOrst form. until as he states
tloo Of Rwdoek BIood Bstesrs cured him, and
no tells Ne In Q recent letter that he C0nst0orS
Il tho oest family medicine now before tne
FOR Oaio bY II. 4 cochran, druggist m ana
~ North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
A Word About Oatarrh

slt = the mucous msubraue. thx wonder
ful oomi-Aui0 ENVELOPE surrounding ths DELI
cate tissues Of tAs air and passsges, that Co
tayrh makes IT, stronghold. Unoe established,
y eass iato the very vitais. and rendsrs lits
but . loag.drawn breath Of misery aud 0is.
900. dulling the sense Of herring. tfAmmel-
nng tee power of speech. 0estroYipg the no
shs reAnsd plsesnrss Of tests. ineioicnslZs
~ creeping on from eimple ocld u IL hea6s
e assaults TIE mombrAnSoas ltn1eg ana en-.
yelopes ths bones, eating through the delicate
eoAtl ana causing ipflSmDatioD, oloughipg
sna osstl. .HosAis9 shoet flotal sIa0isation
vnl eoeuro health 70 The patient ana I'll ALE.
v1Aeavoo ~ o1m ply pruofestooofe4 ou6eranoy,
Ieadiug 70 iatAl terminAtiol. sANyuaDI
nADICkL cUa1, BY Inhalation and By lnssrN0y
aaministsa ton. has nsvsr failed Svsa Wien
When the 0iGoG0e Hos made fFiChifuI inroa6e
On 0elleaxo eonstitut ticna, hearing, smell au4
taete have oeon recovered, and tie disease
thoroughly drives out"
oAHyoeD's RADICAL Cynn eonsists Of one bot.
do Cf IL RADICAL Cum, one box Of CA.
fA1nnAt eoGv1H!. ana one lnPDovnD IuIAiIa.
ne,tiy wrapped tn one packaCss with fall d.
Eoctionss pr1Oes q.
PorFn Daus . CxnxIoAL Co. BossoH.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
D1eklon'e Asnsaa 0aavs.

I'm BMs sAIv.iA ths world for Cuts. BRUISES
Qaapped asaas. 0nlbas,ns, Gers sna =!
fcck sstisfsction. OF money refandeG Pfios
S cents Per box. For sele By p. b. OoohxAns
DragIisl Ios. " ana ID Moth 9Tss2 st.sss'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
10 Nos nove Diindly.

Go carefully in purchasing medicine. Many
Advertised remedies can work great injury
are purely vegetable pr reparation the small.
o0t child can taxa them. they XII 0teease and
cure the patient in safe ana ktnoiz way: toI
North Queen stroot LAncASter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
Nos On ssSr

Eon sAEs on 1BGE
HpOR RHNT-A TW0.sTORY BRICK
y noaoD WITH nutehes etane, cornsf Of 81
::ssss. 20 sss 1870 g .oa''
yle-se1M. w.ss No. sls Ohsrss street
ToR kENr.
-A LA1o1-
Thrse-0tory Brick Dwellivg.
WITH basement assaoho0. si.uated on the
. lSIosss pcSss Soi'SF ana g eisvsSos:
n S,sssseas Wishing evssw The ea@s ~! please
sss:ssas so ~ s.:; k;ss ssiss.
pEREMProRY PUBLIU SALE
On TUESDAY, JAnuAay q. lssA
Wnl b so,a q the nieeter H:usA ths r!o,
! n,sS q ssHcS s,rses ict is.lo Sy - isss. wisa g
=. sos ssa :ss .ss sss ssss ssr oe.s
s sss s:s: sss ps%S iSss Z q ~s
80 = : ass ssisss ssisSsorSeoS.
10. 1. n4n.. A.s.. H;si ,.si.:'s sssS:ssi .,ss
nU WLIO SALE or q FRANU su.
4 DURBAN QUnnn Ann OOTxA09
On WBDHApAv, JAnuARY q. loot
A. t1e Leopard Hotel. eituatsa about 100 feet
~ O. iSe Phiassips piss, lot . 81 % iess
s sss s nSs; :sS. Il ssa
sSsr2 q ir:is ,ssei. = ana iasa SSs % sScsesss
sss a: s..s s:sp:I
6eSan 6rcundA Please 80 - it
eaao O J0 y. -
Jon. L. nAm,a Asss. jsssissiSS
DUBLIO sALE-ON wEDNEsDAY
4 JAhUAAY - 1ao. viii b. sold q public
viiis. LssessssE cocsiy. Pa Sss isLoVins
lcSs SoxI AZ sSD II II: Euussa YARu eoesa,nsrs
AsF g % Gs sss e :' %sh TIT: T:. %cs
Tse 3 kssSE.s Ss s sses la@Sssr Sss siding. swS.ssSsy;
snAnn WAx.a0Esn ssxH . tSst: ~ xitn !. Z
Acisting grain ana ieed.. Lumber shed. 100
sta6iinG Tor two horses. wagon she'd, and al
Rs ~ asa Pa. &c ,ss Sc b sssssd
tAS lins Of sAs Lsneastsr 8 Quarryvilis r.il.
ga "a z'S oass N :.P: s: f1s Ssp ssss
4 pair Of vine multi .. yean oldi one sleigh.
ouggy pole. near y newt two good tWohorse
wa9ons. two eooo sste y 9TH n, ness. nne lea
screams. sais. dssEs. fsms ssr o7iumbsri also
eo01 lumber. such - etocG boards duishinl
lun6ss S.siSs:. Tor,6.iSSs sS. Hcrsh poats' asd
saie g oomI.nos Z. c'oloes y n. when
terms ana conditions VIII b naoa Known By
,awAsn A.s,sn.. 81 d :: :. so,iss ssSssmy mS:r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

COUCH, WnO0PINa COUGH ana Bronehisas
lmmodiAtoly roli9ved By shiloh b Cure. o0i0 bY
q. B CocAran, aruggi!t Nos " ana II No.tk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
SP1CIAL MOTIONS


speahs BigAs Up.
"Have tried 7NeNsa3 1esecfrte on for croup
and colds ana dnd IL the best remedy hsvo
ever psea IN ny fsmiiy." wm. Nay; 30 fiy'
Cochran. druggist. N ana ~ aortk Queen
street.. LAnonatar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
rhrsv Avay HIS Orutchss

ThfoW AWay HIS Crutcnoes
"su6ersd from rheum stism 90 badly had TO
uso crutchos, but thre ~ them away after up.
piyinr 1NoNsas' Delseerte Otl to my ltmbs I
nov Il el better than have TOR yeArB.. !. l..
by Il. B Cochran. druggist VI and II NORTH
0uA0n stroAt LancASt0I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

BYs:SrS 81 srS sS .sss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
JUST As GOOD,

otSSr remSTx ~ 3Uss - " rood sSr SioS
not true This 10 the only remedy IN the world
that strikes at the root OF tho disease and
drives it out. Give e . TRIAL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
Merit WINS.

We desire to say to our e1tisens, that for
tor ypars we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Life Pulls, Bucklin's Arnica ealve and Sleetrio
kittoru. and have never handled fomodAeo
that sell - we'll Of that have gfven such uni.
guarantee them every time, ana We steAA
ready 70 refund The pnlchase prioe. q saessAos
EOmA0ia0 have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. H h COchfAns Drug
eist. N and ~ North Queen streets 1Anoao'
Ter. Pa Cll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

sHILOHy COUGH ana Consumption Curs
10 sol0 BY ~ on . guarantee. It curoe Con
Cumptio1. sold By 81. h Cochran, druggist,
Eos. iN ana 10 N6rtA Queen o.. lAnes:taf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19
M le WIN Pleasure

Wangler BROS druggists. OF Watetloo. I0wa,
writes, ave can with pleasure cay that
SAoHs0s' Eelectrte on gives the beet sstisfAo
tion, OF any iiuiment We sell. Everybody Who
buys viii have NO other. This remedy u .
certain cure for all aches, sprAins. and Ans.
For sale by b. B. Cochran druggist In ana
ID North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

NJ boy three years old) was recently taken
sottls in his nose, which was stopped up for
days and nights % that IL wae dihhcult for him
70 Dreathe and sleep ! called physictan.
went to The drug store and got bottle OF
HlyS Cream Balm. 1t seemed to WORK like
and he has been all night ever since.- y j.
HAZE Aro, New York. 572wd0odAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-19

" L. FISHER, DENTIST.
W. Particular attention gtyon % 1llinS
aAa preooIvtng the natural tsoth- ] have an
tie 6tsst impFovsmsnts for doing nics vork
g V0gy roASo0ablo o0DI Having yeAEs Of az
po9isnoS q tho lasgo cataes am suFo 70 sivs
IL boGt q eA&1o1AetfoQ AnA ave yoo Wo01y
=: ;:::ssass sIHsss Il ~ SiHossH s 2s sSi6ssu q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-24
TIC LUCKY Number.

Mention was recently made OF Thos.
Williams great luck In holding a ticket
which drew the $4,000 prize at the May
drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
A representative Of this paper this morn.
ing found Mr.. Williams at his work In
the Jefferson Iron works, where he has
been employed for years as anailer. He
was at first rather adverse to saying
anything about his good fortune, but
finally said: 81 had always understood
that the Louisiana State Lottery was
straight Misunderstanding the prizesdrawn,
and two or three months agoI seut for q
one-tenth ticket, / was unsuCcessfuli in
capturing anything, but kept on until
before the May drawing, when ! sent
50 and received a one.tenth ticket,
numbered S7,S2G. The drawing took
place on May 14th, and on the 18th l
learned that ticket S7,S26 had drawn the
S26,000 prize. 1t was pretty good news,
and the next morning ! took the ticket
up to Agent Sterling and placed itinthe
hands Of the Adams Express Company
for collection. May oath, or only ten
days after the drawing, l received adrait
for $500, and have the money, which
comes in very handy, now that the nail
ers' craft is so very uncertain ABOUT
work.
Mr.. Williams has been in receipt Of
many congratulations upon his good
luck, and many who lad not tried their
chances were surprised that the ticket
was cashed so promptly without any dc.
ductlon. That, however, Is the way
which the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany invariably pursues upon presenta.
ton OF successful tickets,-SeUbnvlle,
lOhiol Herald, June Q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-24

RfN Y0If cdmHFeld BhleiHo Or hahfdaN
The market for iron and steel ia gems
eFal eOntinnes.to show good form. The
reports made by local furnace and mill
agents are uniformly favorable, AZ al
events, and Il Is Q remarkable TACT that
the accounts comingfrom other quarters
are quite In harmony with the state
ments made here, while even these
trade journals, whose reports consist
mainly Of cpllings from contemporaries,
have q good word 70 say, There is not
the slightest evidence q what "a CONE
monty termed q VbOom,P nor do mer,
chants express O belief In activity Of an
unusual character, To the contrary the
fact q kept In view that the capacity OF
furnaces and mills in operation Is too
large to be overtaken by the demand In
theimmedlate future, The whole sit
uation In a nutshell Is that the various
gscares1 that were harped upon during
the first four months OF the year no
longer prevail, but in their place there
exists q good measure Of confidence on
the part Of both producer and consumer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-24
pienics aud outiags.

The picnicgiven blythe Iron Moulders'
Union on the State Fair grounds, on
Saturday, was a success. A big crowd
was in attendance and the day was spent
pleasantly by all. Dancing was the
chief feature of the amusement and the
Opera House orchestra furnished the
music,
The Ohio Valley Fishing Club, com.
posed OF the following members, will
leave on the 1st Of July on an extended
trip down the river; Charles oaren'
bauer, Oaptalnj George Wells, Cook
Henry Bllllngslea, Treasurer Joseph
Gardner, Edward Stein and George
Watson. Having one Of the handsomest
boat houses, and being one Of the best
equipped fishing parties that will leave
the city this season, the boys say they
expect TODD something tall In the way
of fishing, They expect to be gone
about two months.
The "A, FIG. w. u, OF North America
extends q very warm invitation TO their
friends everywhere TO come to their re-
union at Rock Point on June 10th,
Funny races for big prizes open to all,
base ball game, &c, Local committee,
Robert PeEari and NJ, ]. Finley.
The first grand picnic by Wedgewood
Lodge No. 247, Sons Of st, George, will
be held July ], at the Fair Grounds, and
the list OF attractions Is more than usu.
ally extensive and the prizes liberal.
Billy Mayors orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-24
The Atlantic Cabs.


~ NJ RiiorQfps hieligRet
In the appendix to q GaieiT pub
lished by ]. 4, LlppIncott 4 Co, IN 1859,
Il ind under the head eHeart's Com
tent that Il n the name Of o small cove
.oi Trinity Bay, New FOundland, and
that 1T Is the contemplated western
terminus Of the Atlantic cable which
proves, i think, that there was no At
lantic cable successfully laid and in OPP
Grafton until after the Warot the Rebel
lion, Am ! correctly a SVRsoRIHRR,
June %, 1889.
lin 1855 Cyrus w, Field and hii
associates obtained from the IegiSla-
ture Of New Fopndland q charter for a
telegraph line from the American CON
tinent TO New Foupdland and thence
across the Atlantic, Two cables, start,
ing respectively from Yalsntia, Ireland,
and Trinity Bay, New Foundland, were
Joined In mid.ocean, July rs, 1858
Messages were exchanged, August 10
1855, between Queen Victoria and Presi
dent Buchanan, Soon after the cable
refused 10 work, II was not until an
other cable had been laidthat telegraphil
Communication between the two con
tinents became q fixed commercial fact
This Communication was formally open
ed July "a 1851