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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
AT THE FRONT DOOR.
An Excellent Picture of "A Young Woman
Wrestling with "a Latch Key.

Ii you have never had the pleasure OF
watching a woman open her front door by
means of a latch key it is worth dawdling g
away the fifteen minutes she requires for
the operation to be amused at the thorough
femlninity Of her actions, says the New
Orleans Picayune. The other evening,
shortly before dusk, a bright-faced, quick
stepping girl, buttoned up in an English
walking jacket, swinging along handled
parasol, and carrying half a dozen small par
GELS, passed brisky by,on Camp street, to run
up flight of stone steps and opened siege
on the front entrance with the skeleton in.
strument concealed somewhere about her
person.
First she shifted the responsibility Of
purse, packages. umbrella and handkerchief
on one hand, while she used the other 10
feel in both coat pockets for the key. They
failed 10 produce il, and by that time one
bundle and the tiresOme parasol lay halfway
down the stoop. With slightly flushed
cheeks the girl picked up the awkward para
chute, leaned it up in one corner, took
a frmer hold on the slippery par
GELS and examined the palms of her
snugly-fitting gloves. This process gave
her handkerchief TO the breeze, and
mistaking the triie for miniature sail, the
zephyr play fully caught it up and helped 1t
futter dozen PAGES down the street. BY
this time a dense expression had grown
abou; the young lady's lips; she paid no
heed TO the results of an evenings industri-
Gus shopping now lying scattered at her
feet. but plunged boldly into the lntric2cies
OF her smooth draperies and Instituted in
slant search for a secret pocket. With
nervous fingers she pulled at one fold after
another until finally . section gave way, and
with lurch her hand disappeared in the
depth OF some hidden recess.
The triumphant expression beginn ing %
dawn over the girls features gave way first
10 one Of dismay, and then growing morti-
ficatiOu as memory seemed 10 point 10 the
exact spot on her dressing table from which
she had not taken her key that afternoon.
Indignant and isZusted. this independent
young woman gave Vicious tug 70 the bell.
bowed humbly as q sympathetic man gath
cred Up and restored her disordcre8 be-
longings, and with meek head passed out OF
sight through the door held open by tho
smiling maid.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

xts F~SataAx siaaN< Cssa ~ D.~ksrs
tie Fe2Essts-aax. o. Es.ssazs.

rtS Ee<atAAx Stag Cssa ~ D.S0S<s N
tie FS<1ssis-a1. ~. Esxssss-
Il las eS<a fFes -s1t.s rS22rsee tai
every sep2r<sS tr--xS 4-4 o.5.1 Es.ssoa k4s ;
lzsEzsEs - Is cEl, on-0t - freEa Ia
wz1s. s-4 - t-e 112-2 sztEte--s "a -
ctosr crafts11ea A a E4rksd example,
ssss tLs Go--en Days. take tAs o. cas.ueSs
q alsgl ls4ri- f1ls reElen t4s a very
Lscalar sa-1E. c2s phrase cf NA-cn L-s
crlr.ed izto gcaer2l ase
Hes gct tie sa-c " - = synonym Tor
s-asrvs," h.a - orlgsa IN t1s OH country.
L. ~ cll-ssll every s-lnz 1eys1&s = pa t-s
sal
.sf1e sand Is the TocS IA Wtlcl tie OF .
fo4nd. 2nd ca Is ga2-sty oepa2as tie plps
Gac-loa II tLe vel IL - saRG = f0ggd
tas Hel 5 ~ cace a0-11o4sA II the s4ns
Is eoc1-t14t :, of coarse texture ths
vSl IS mere than Likely u be Z good oae
bgt 4 tss sand IS tle zGd hard, u Is sure &
Dc a small wei, II lot al utter fsl.ure.
Therefore the important question, nhsa ;
weil' is beng nElshed, i has 1t got the
sznEf'
Fitting her jugular," means 70 strike .
Wei tat lows immediately "A custer' i
dry hole, AID about twenty i've per cent ol
ail TIE wells drilled are busters -
spo.lter" is q flowing well, and "a roarer
Is a large gas well
''Spudting" Is a term used for drilling
VIXEN the wei Is just started. After TIE
hole i deep enough 70 cover all the tools, i.
is called drilling. The drilling-toOls OF any
well consist OF several pieces screwed 10
gether, and hence are called "a string Of
tools"
A operator never says there are twenty
wells drilling In a certain district, bat
''thero are twenty sets OF tools running"
''rhe big hole means that part OF the
hole drilled before the casing is put ia.
Shooting q welp' is the process ot esplod-
ing torpedo in II 10 increase the produc-
ten.
The ''bull wheer' is an important part Of
the drilling machinery OF well, around the
large wooden shaft OF which the drillins
cable Is wound.
The sand pump" is a valve about six feet
long that is run into tho hole 10 pump out
the dri.hngs.
The ''Dit' is simply the drill, and the
''reAmer" is the tool which Is run into the
well after tho drill 10 make the hole uni
form
"A fishing job" is 10 hunt in the hole for
lost tools, and tins is distinct and i'm
portant part Of tho business. Fishing
has become an art. There are one hundred
different and curious varieties Of FISHING
tools" "a peculiar one for every part OF the
drilling appliance that may be lost
There are men who make a business OF
FISHING and their skill in securing tools
lost at as great a depth as two thousand
feet is one OF the amazing things Of this
peculiar industry.
The "whte sand pools" are districts
where the oil sand is white and full OF
pebbles. The oil produced ia these pools
commands a premium Of twenty-five cents
above the market, and is known as "pre-
nium oil" All the Pennsylvania districts
are ''white sand districts" except Bradford
The Bradford sand being of q dark color, il
is known as "the black sand district" The
oil is inferior, and does not command a
premium. In drilling well the drill is
turned round aud round. and driller is
known as ''junk-twister."
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

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= -S--s - -2sls4- Ils-ls-s..
n sea, -A-~-es-e 4-tlcs -
A p - 4-rs-ss satsszae.
4 4-.l l4e 80 g 4 .s.4sgls.
l~@ .l-e--sct 90 Pi--4
@a.1sFefg eaa seres. ss1 ~ snzs
10 f-a - 81 g4tzts
b f-- -e -s ai4s IS rr4es
WEI - rlIs 4es e4ozxn f1r ge-f'
Al le la.l tee1 WebstsFiaa syas
El-e4.l -a srssss = efare1.-4
4 - a---a Ae.- sep ~ -44 gfezs s.1s
- s-.-- &c seE-l IS llarE-.rg
A-5a.s ..sls tr.l< - pferaesls1
Ee.4 1c -..s f.a -est ssrlltsF-
E-s .s-lsi-sail-.- 4. -t--l- < eazac1
take Aertsera B gnts ia = ntsr.
So gs1 d. ts..e- tas saalg-sr say.
!" CO. = t.-.- -es .1elsl lsE s.4f
~ steg - s-sr zrresee4
u e-9E4-s.las .4ll-l-lE
" - sr-l-4.-F s.sl-ci
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Fr.l4 1sJ ts .4g ,sss n4.ler,
n - eaal - sht- Is lla s4FiFsle1 -
ls ferr.rred . IS l.ll1erf
b. szIli - sal4. Nov 90 yea -
Ne-, - IA 49, e1sugs fsF Fo4s'
Aad H0s Liz taolglss are very cslt.
l-ale aaa c.l lrFut-o,
Ee ucgt-s a. 41De.s al the dsy
ia alsaler i1.of@
TIE Coar, ga. hlEs -sss im bacils.
tae less ~ 4l creatiou.
Lives 4s q E4F--1g - lb0s5 f0iks
" 40 make i ..aItAt-0E.
: Good moruinE irient, hos 60 YoH to
Wen . tais eat eaough Tor youF'
a W t'las. ia Yankee EiAts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

fHICA60 WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
= arrive al aua depart from ni0e Depot.
uEfANE.
Exp. for Chicago, MuskoEan, Toledo = = ~ a IA
Fasi Mail toF Chicago ..........-f .. 4 ln
AKprrss Tor Nuskeeon and haIg ..f 3 - 4 a
NlEht lNprtss Tor thicawo .-...-...,.. "a 8e IA
Nieit ga - Tor ihd annapolis IL o. p.In.
For BIZ Rapids. Baldwin. Ludlngtou
ane Mssnistee s.05pm
For biE Rapids. Baldwin. LadIustou
ano Maulsfse fs.4a 4 IA
LNpress ioT Muskegor. eraad Haven't 9 a. a IA
AEHfNF-
Nlsht Express from lAltags. .........--..s tau a IA
Ateht fApftss from Indianapolis - t.Us4 q ni
Express from MusbVeou an4 Hart flU.ls a ul
Mall ifom Chicago and Mushcg0s $500 \ IA
LApfess from strand Haven t.i1 y ma
fApitSs from feutNafrf NuAktgou ! 80 a n
Fast "a press from Chicago flD.ls y tn
PROM hanisfet Lualuglon BALDWIN
and 1879 Rapids fga.afam
from ManiSiee Ludingtou baIdVili az nan
Daily. ilfaliA except sunday slf.Il4 -
- tfddN liEIiN rNsfH FuuaaN
Through coaches ia 1hiespa on so a IA
tfaln- Through parlar coach 60 Chicago oa
l.ea 4 m train So a. TIA charge Tor seats
ne A;.A q. ia train cons sting of daK coaches
aha smoker runs through ln Chicago solid.
through roinil nation sleeping ald chair
ears 10 ana from indianapolis on X i.ht Tx
press trains.
Through sieepefs 10 and from CHICAGO on
night Express ifsius
". 4. GAhrESrFE. Traffic Manager
WILLIAM 4. etNFff. Ass't cen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
An Antrim rnnnrIi.

Al Austrian Pompeii has just been M
ssrthed near lara. Zaus tho capital - the
Austrian province cf palamatia. Thou
sands Of coins Of tho Dioc.etian period and
of othor early times. rare spcc mons or
Greci3n and Roman scB p-ura and BTzan-
tie architecture were discovered along
the d. .rauan shores. Ampaitheaters. TEN
Pics. eatarcuhs and other evidences OF a
busy and ghsy civilized community were
unearthed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

pETosKE1,. .EsCANABA AND GLADSTONE
sILANEk LINE
Inc shortest ana cheapest route 10 Egcaua-
ba. Gladstone. Aeaauncf aud Ishuaflit9
Boat leaves PeioskCy every Monday. NJ edue~
DAY and IrI1av
toI HtiEht of passenger rates apply 10
g. ", tA-bj.A. Manager.
letoskeY Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
| AXE snoRE A NcuIGAN soUrnLRN.

4 train leaves @rand Rapids Tor Aileesn at
l-lu ni, arriving there ai -
Ihi"u~h ilcAets sold 20 prnci pal points ln
the United states McaIc0 and canada af5 nisa
Ticket once. a j f,s,fgr
9. J.. 4. Cleveland. ohio.
THE POPULAR STEAMER THOs FRIANT.
ls making daiiy frps if0in Iet0sEes 10
last jordan and return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10
pL.AST|COINC!

With the Antikasomine Company's Plastico
we guarantee to our customers that We VIII
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wall decorating process
VIII make for the same amount of expense,
whether competing with fTescO in water o.
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusta walton. or papier machiere, or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
IN solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather like effects. We also make Hand made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Gail and see our
designs and yet figures. Corner OF ottawa and
Pear! sts.. opposite Morgan Ayery's.
D. G. HENRY & CO..
Portrait, Fresco and scenic Artists,
and GeacraI Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

MCHIGAN NCENTRaL

InE NIAGARA falls RCD4t
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

The shortest line 10 Detroit and Easf l.i.-
giant parlor ears between beiro and Grand
Rapids: Trains leaving Detroit }. - p m aud
Grand Rapids 9 40 n run daily. slhgf trains
daily except sunday.
A. ALNorIsT. Ticket Agent Depot Gso. ~.
MuNs9N, Union Ticket Agent - Monroe ~.
GEo. T. rNuH. Gen. Agf.. Grand Rapids N A.
'asfENTfh. lrsiinc Manager. j. j.. htlaaEHA.
General Manager
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
He Believes John Smith.


TrnguIsued ettftor or Old BOOKS, says
of John Smiths famous narrative -
'''rhe story of Pocahontas is absolute
ly true. Nobody doubted it till 1866
when Charles Deane started the pres
ent scepticism on the point. Henry
Stevens believed Smith implicitly, and
he is the greatest authority of our
age. Before edited Smiths works
l knew of all this doubt, and went
coolly and wariIy into the matter, de
termined TO find out the truth. Bit
by bit the evidence accumulated, un-
til the honesty of the statement and
high character of the Lincolnshire
captain came out refulgently. OF
Pocahontas's existence and services
to the English colony no man doubts.
The question is, did she render this
peculiar service to Smith? No one
was present there but himself. Did
he invent it afterward? Was he a
liar generally? Certainly not. In
my reprint many greater hairbreadth
escapes than that are recorded in his
life, and in later Indian stories cap
tive men have often been saved from
death by Indian squaws. Such an
incident is almost commonplace. So
after most rigorous test, was hap
py to believe that the Pocahontas
story is not myth like the William
Tell one, but solid, historical fact. I"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
"a Ingenious Trlck.
lFrom the clereland plnIn.peaIsr.l

lAIuui tllG OtGNGlduu IluAu-l(ehA5Esl
One of the puzzItng tricks per-
formed by so-called public mind resd-
ers or clairyoyants is an extremely
simple deception. The performer
standing on the stage asks several
persons in the audience to write each
a sentence on slip of paper and seal
it in an envelope. OF course the sta
tionery is furnished and afterWard
collected. One OF the audience is a
confederate and writes sentence
agreed upon beforehand. When the
assistant goes though the house gath
ering up the envelopes the confed-
crates contribution is carefully put
where it will be the last one of the
lot to be taken up. The performer
picks out an envelope and, after feels
ing of it, with much ceremony pro-
nounces the sentence agreed upon and
the confederate in the audience ac-
knowledges that he wrote it. To eons
firm this the performer tears open the
envelope and repeats the sentence as
though be found it on the enclosed
page, which is in reality another man
sentence, which he reads and then,
picking up another envelope and fum-
bling it over, be calls out the sem
tence he has just read. The one who
wrote it says it is right, the perform
er tears open the envelope, reads
what is in it and proceeds in that way
through the lot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

A REMEDY FOR ISsoMNIA. The
abuse of the eye is the crime of the
age. am prepared to demonstrate
that at least nine-tenths of the pre-
vailing sleeplessness, of which we
hear so much, is due to nervousness
directly traceable to the optic nerve.
We are wearing our eyes out over
books and desks and types, and the
effect shows itself not only in the ap-
pearance of the organ itself, but in
its retroactive effect on nerve and
brain. l have discovered remedy
for sleepIessness, and for the reason
l have never known it TO fail [ am
fortified in my opinion that the whole
trouble arises from the overstrain of
the eyes. Take a soft cIoth-say a
piece Of mapped towel-and fold in it
two small pieces of ice at distance
apart to exactly cover the eyes when
the cloth is laid across them. Then
lie down, adjust the cloth with the
ice over the closed eyes and you will
he asleep in a very short while.
st. Louis Republic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
FOR DYsPEPsIA
Uoe Brown's IRON Enters.


Physicians recommend it
All dealers :eep IT. sl.01 Ter bottle. Genuine
hes trademark and crossed rcdllncs on wrapper
An orphan asylum for negroes, is
being erected at Lynchburg, Virgin
ia. The money for this undertaking
was furnished by the white people of
Virginia and is strong proof of the
kindness and consideration of the
white people of the South for the ne
groes. This is an object lesson
which should serve to teach the me-
groes that their best and truest
friends are the white people among
whom they were born and raised
The edemagaguesw who go about preach
ing negro equality, stirring up strife
and making the negro dissatisfied
with his condition, are the worst enc
mics the race has. Such fellows have
no regard for the real welfare of the
negro. Their only object is to work
upon his passions so as to secure his
vote and boost themselves in power.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prosperity OF Railroads in West
Virginia.
Especial Dispatch to tho Baltimore sun.l

Especial Dispatch to tho Baltimore Sun.l
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. s.-This
has been u great year for West Vir-
ginia railroads, every line within the
limits of the State being rushed toits
full capacity, Yitll business steadily
increasing. e/fhe Baltimore and Ohio
has often, within the past few months,
'heen put to the greatest extre nifty
for cars, and its tonnage, especially
on the Wheeling end of the road, is
ahead of the best record of previous
years. The same thing is true of the
Ohio River Road, President Geo. w
Thompson saying his freight and pas
senger business is much larger than
ever before. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Road, after repeatedly giving
orders for new cars and locomotives
has been forced to place another or
der for two hundred box cars with
the Litchfield Car Works of Illinois,
and the Shenandoah Valley Road has
within a week put 200 men at work
strengthening bridges and trestles
preparatory to putting on heavier en-
gines, capable of hauling the addi-
tional cars necessary to handle the
business being offered. All the
shorter lines, feeders of the big roads
above mentioned, are participating in
the boom, and in the case of the West
Virginia Central, the increase in ton
mage is little short of phenomenal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
When Baby was sick. We gave hor castorta,
When she WIS Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
when she had children, she savethen cassoria


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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to Cur citizens. that for
years we have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis
coVery for Consumption. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Bucklen's Arnica Salye and Electric Bit
ters, and have never handled remedies that
cell as well, OF that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantees
them every time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, If satisfactory results do
not follow their use- These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their merits.
DR.. Jno. 2. Bishop, druggist
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
President earfleId,s PhYsician.

DR.. Bliss aud other eminent medical men
speak in the highest terms of Specr's Wines
Dr. Bliss prescribes these wines in his practice
whenever wines are necessary. The following
is part of letter received by Mr. speeT;
have been greatly pleased with your y. J.
Wines, aud specially so with the Claret, Bur-
guudy and Port. ! wish you to send me two
cases Of yonr Claret and one OF Burgundy t.
my niece Miss -, New York City. and send
the bill of both to ME. Yours truly.
D. W. BLISS. II. d.
Washington d. C..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
Eadies Hair Work.

M ; IDA TUTwILER is prepared to do
1N4lltair Work at moderate prices, and win
make Faids, Puffs, Curls, FriZzes. etc. atres-
idens her father, near the Baptist Church.
n CktlestOwn.
Ap II, 1ST9Etf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

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SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY posi
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

Some one has declared deceitworse than con-
sumption, and the comparison is a true one
Many are the cR8ceited who cry down legitimate
remedies. aud who delHde suffering humanity.
whose only salvation is tile Immediate use of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
che tests at scars. who never felt wound. -
and man may stand with his hands in his
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a Safe Investment.

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PoETIcAL
On the Death of Stonewali Jack.
sons Daughter.

She peacefully sleeps by the warriors side,
This child of the warTior's love
While the q 8oiher of States Eeeps in sorrow
again,
The angels are chanting above.
The father and child arc united forever,
The spirit from bondage God frees,
On Wings of His love she has crossed DER
the river"
And rests meath The shade of the trees."
I1Srs. y. RIEiGm Jones
Atlanta, Sept. 4th. 1889.
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The II. p" 3 Ply.th Best Dark
Twist in the market.
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Misunderstanding.

Mrs. j. o. TUTwILER is prepared to un-
vi dertake Misunderstanding and all kinds of
Family Sewing. unreasonable rates. Residence
IN Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April IS, 1SS1-t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Joeepn TrapneII.

4 ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-charlcstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia.
,DRAcTIcEs in the Courts of Virginia and
lion of claims
1 January Is. 1889.