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stock.

CHICAGO, April 4.-CAttle-Recelp Il, 900 head;
shipments 600 head, market strong aud ActiVoj
beGyps AO0A Isl BleCfA q 9Qai 10; ItOOkgrg and
feeders q i0A0 bpi COWS, bulls and mixed u Ca
1000 iSadI ShipmCnlS 1900 head; market slow
aud 90 lOwcfj mixed u 7jai &I light q 70Ai Wi,
hklps q blai 10, ShCep-lecolpA 1900 head
shipments 1900 heads market itrongi natives
o. ta5 6OI western corn fed u 60ab 9i Texans
t30aaI bOi lRinbS u OOa6 10.
40 hoa1i Shipments 10 hehdi market steady
and unchanged, HOgH-RCcolplA i,iO head,
Ihlbmehu iAg0 head market actlyet medium
PhiiaioibhlGS d ibA5& l heavy hogs - OOA5 iOi
hlgh aud. fofkcr . 0Olb.lA sheof-Hecolpts
lao head khIpmenA Loo head market al
yesterdays quotations
%CiNUsuAfi, o., April l.-1iOgy lleadyi com.
mon and ilEht q O0At Si packing aud butchers
u TGI Ri receipts 400 head ~Ghipm0nI loo
Head,
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A Cnmnetrnl Mlln,.,.

Druttt AaparHL
He-iThsy want you at the Coroner's
Inquest this afternoon
SheLdAt tho Coronets inqueBt7"
Ne-"Hes. You gave the poor man q
piece Of pic, didn't your"
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abe SmteIligenter.
0mesl Noa. ID and sI Fo@prteenlh strsst.
QUESTIONS,


HVhSllVNo'
Wide.ApdkG,
Can you put the SPIDERS web back In place
That once has been swept aWAyY
Can you put the apple again on the Dough
Which fell at Your feet to-day
Can you put the llly.eup back on the STEM
Aud cause II 70 live aud grOwG
eau you mend the buttertiy's broken wing
That you crushed with u lRsty blOWG
Can you put the bloom ugaln on the grape,
Aud the grape again on the YinoY
eau you put the deWdTOps back on the flower
Aud make them sparkle and Shlne2
Can you put the petals back on the roSeg
II you could, would II smell ~ EWeetY
Can you put the fur back on the hutk4
And show me the rlpened wheatY
Can you put the kernel ggaln In the nut
0rlhe broken egg In the she'll.
Can you put the honey back In the comb
And cover with wax each eell2
Can you put tho perfume back In the vase
When once Il has sped away?
Can you put the corn silk back on tho corn
Or down on the calklnS Ely2
You think my questions are tTihingI dear
Let me ask another one:
Can u hnty worl ever be unEaldr
or u deed uukind upd0neg
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r,
w On and after Saturday, October IS, 1885,
Trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
LRAYE WHEELING;
$3.50 q. M, 7:OOR. M, Do. M, ll;00 q. M, 1880 D.,
MT $50 p. M, $50 p. mr 7:OOp m, COOP, m.
LEAVE WHEELING Park;
6;lOa. m, 7:45 a, m, i0;OOA. IN, 1880 M, $50
p, m, i:2Op, M $50 p, M, S:00p, M. l0:00p M.
ONSuNDAYS-Unul further notice trains will
run ~ follows: Leave the city at 500 u. M, aud
run. every hour until g;l6p m. Leave Wheeling
Park at 300 4. M, and run every hour until ID
p. IN. Except church train viii leave Park at
9:45 q, m. aud city Ut 1915 p, m.
uOgt a. UTRgnU 1nntk
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For tickets, NAAsmu,, and wasting Dis.
n.Ah,s ~ chttdhen.

SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver oil
with Hypophosphiles 10 u%nequalled.
Tie fapidliy with which children gain
hesh and strength upon tbs very won.
detiuh Read the ibllOWinRi " have
used ecotts Emulation In cases oil RlQketa
and MatA1Hts d long standing, and have
been more than pleased With the
reanlts, 40 In every case the improve
ment was tnatked.n-J NJ. Malt, N, D.
New York, NwEdw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAlHs-On and after Nov, u, lSSS--Sx
day excepted. monday excepted. isatnr lay
eIcspted SUNDAY only, saturday only
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y tfriyui ~ the Office OF the Supervising
Mth.irri, Treasury Department, Warrington,
nc, mill . o'clock p. M, on the 10th day Of
April lssg, Tot the labor and materials required
~iiditlus, aud repairs for the u. 8. Custom
Hclea Wheeling, W. Va, In accordance with
thr ,Rd1nliOu aud drawings, copies Of which
uay it seen NJ the office Of the Superintendent
o itc buililug. third floor. Each bid must be
iaNAIAuirl by II certified check for 500 W.
a.. II WlNDRIM, supervising Architect.
NlltH ~ issI np2
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

RuIldiuR Iou on tho Old Fair Gfoundl, zAne'i
OtcEafd, North and South Front htfCou and
sSnih Penn EtfUo1, al vofy low 1E1res. a.,
K good . f0omed nOuS0a 81 a5i2 Jacob street. a.
AhAFIaln, Nn..I.L. 49,,
Dod6iC Rglpk House, u land " NifgialA sleeL
AIN ali modern improvements.
Reypn ROOmed ll0uke, ~ South BfuAdWAyi .
s6Ci nfoppFty al much les than cost
Four ROOmed Cottage iot. lSni
Einhk doomed HOhAe, NOtth. fTunt bueetl
,ycf Ihii IiIl III good bOnlltl0ni HyD0Q a,
"Flyc RoSinI i6ule, Il North BtoadwAyi viii
make q pleasant hoglpa
m N6Omed Brick louhe, southwest cornei
rhiiiysslghth aud Wood ttfoep' ~ OAtsAh'
w pSvEst "a " HouIsii tttES and small, Iiwy' on
hand lot zen" a, o, Smith, isO NGln Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

AETER suffering with nervous prostra.
ton for years, take DR., Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron, and be cured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
Roal Estate.
FOR RENT

49, MONTH,
- !aNb street, q toOmed hO~usom,n..eiS %
N Vain titCct, q rooms, "a hOOF.,nn II W
NAlh tttCt, cue iOOlnu.ay.aM,.a,H W
\ slh street q fuoms, lat tiOota.nan D "
n NAlh tltrtt store room .,,a.a a.,,,,, W
n Nnpllne street, 2 rooms, .,nt,,,,.4a, D W
n aiN tl street, \ n1mn.,UUma.,,ni., ~ "
n nAll A., saloon " boarding house
"NuOl'tLi siOte,fOOm and dwelling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
FOR SALE.

sI)Twcnty.Our IORin Caldwell'S ADD
tOu % III. City Of Mheellns.
AAldinu ate bovndod on IhSpofth By Twenty,
ni1tE eifc6I \ lhe eaH " Fillmore street %
SSs Soulkb ~ 'thS ISndiH A6msiasd, and on
ND Weal By the u, q %, hh N...a
Their proximity 70 theA6oye ~ ~, N
I'D poid ID thirty d.n will 10 sOid a. pub
~ ISP@s and iunhtt Information Gppiy W
N, Y, AbuE 4 DROa
o, WuiiAn n, HANptLy,
! suiB u, 6of, thiPlhO 4 sixteenth d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

Quo RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Fob. 10, 1859. PaIscn.
gvr tfains will run "A ~iollows-Centnl Time.
Aii treins daily except those marked lhuSf
which do not run OH Sunday!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

asEy, lS:H.I SEPEa. d66SEIiSl Is55 S En- ID SSPSRiSsti
Ilnit tl Is,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10

Every word has a meaning, but because
people Use the same words it does not follow
that they mean the same thing The word
partridge, for example, means one bird in
New England and another bird at the s.,uth,
and the significance Of even 50 common
term as Toast appears to be subject to wide
fluctuations On the second day out from
Fort Smith says Col Marcy we halted for
the night at a respectable looking farm
house. and my New York companion readily
obtained from the hostess promise 20 make
nice dish of toast and a cup of Tea In due
course supper was announced, and we seated
ourselves at the table The dishes hefore
consisted of fried bacon floating III grease.
some corn bread in the shape Of hand gre
nades, aud II quantity Of glutinous. half
baked hot biscuit. neither of which seemed
calculated to tempt the appetite Of the gen
tenen from New York. who called for the
toast The laudedy replied that she had it
on fryin', and she lowed it would soon he
done" Capt, Mcclellan and myself ex
changed significant glances, but my friend
from New York appeared not to appreciate
the joke, and inquired what she meant by
frying toast She assured him il was all
right, as he wolid soon for himself When
it came on the table it appeared that she had
taken the loaf. cut it in two parts, placed
them in a pan and fried them in grease for
about half an hour My friend did not seem
to relish this method of cooking, and ex-
planned To the hostess in detail the proper
method OF making toast whereupon size said:
oh see you want burnt bread | Thought
you wanted toast. n-Pittsburg Bulletin
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Speaking Of squirrels reminds us Of a SPUR
rel hunt that took place at West Salamanca
between and o'cloc, Monday morning, in
which our Old friend Maj C. NJ Barton WAS
She hero 1t seems that some one was passing
the house of John Thompson and discovered a
fat, plump gray squirrel in tree in Thomp
sons yard Knowing that Maj Barton was
splendid shot the man stopped at Rartnn's
hous.. and told him about the squirrel 1t he
ing early in the morning. the fnaj or WIS not
yet out Of bed. but when hearing ui"ut the
plump squirrel up the tree he husile'i on his
pants and sailed forth with his gun and com
menceI blazng away at the squirrel To his
utter surprise the squirrel didn't move. and
the ma ior a,.tiuri,.t tn fire Aftrr repeating
the operation el-ht times the Squirrel fell to
the ground AMI an avaricious dog grabbed il
and started oft the major running after the
dog, which was finally captured At this
stage If the "hunr" the whole neighlorhooi
had congregatei. and there nearly
much excitement as there was at Getty >blrg
when Pickett made his famous charge The
major finally got possession Of the plump
squirrel, and great Scott it proved to be
stuffed squirrel which It is sad Mr. Thohp
sou had prepared and tied to the tree for an
ornament We don't know just how tiue this
is hut certainly the squirrel was only n
stuffed one, and the major Of course ~ i Ia
shoot all the strings in twain before Le SPUR
rel could come down. This he dit which
shows that he is u good shot. even II ii did re
quire eight times TO do iti-Cattaraugus
Union
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Mr. White Is famous among his friends for
his illegibie handwriting He is very short
sighted man and dependent upon a par of
pinch nose eyeglasses. One day he was
calle,i west suddenly on business and forgot
his glasses
He telegraphed to his wife from the first
station Send me my glasses by express to
Palmer ho,.,r. Chicago" The telegraph ope-
rator got it Send me my dollars by Curtis
to Palmer house. Chicago"
Mrs White was greatly puzzled when she
received this message. and visit to her hus-
haul's office brought her no explanation
His partner knew nobody named Curtis. and
felt certain that Mr. White had his check
book with him
In the meantime Mr. White had found in
his pocket a duplicate pair OF glasses, pro
vided fer just such an emergency. and had
sent a SECOND telegram; Have fnund my
other glasses Never mind about first pair. "
The second operator had even more trouble
with this message When ii reached Mrs
White. il read; Il leave around my other
gloves Never mind about first pair
It took two letters To- strai -hten out the
mystery Of these ule-Sszps and Mr. Whites
son Fred Still preserves them a. prize speci-
mems Of papas handwriting. " Youths Com
panion
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N~er..xua $500
= q. s...sAS -:a ~ 1929 -
~ q nru -.-Ss 49, ,c;sn. -
- sv = :. - 80 ~. - m
&e0s sx.,o ~. = ~
vosfe - - = - n. - a On
an9 va -nnr.s -, hi>~ II, sR,ck
oy giving --...hs m =, ~, hieh-
by nm YIN. ...,s.tson .na ~ =
e psten " -S:.r ~. - stin. ~
wnls e ~ - - p-,c..asl n
hands essnu = Hr,s -, nav.
put M -, ~ - 49, ,..,,~, ,ouDKni
nt.se - :-.-..,,x ~, IT, fncrs a
aef eyo - -. - -, airrvi NJ
the pasnses ~ =. - T-.hli,~
q ~ - h...s h..siny 10 n,fRocs-
IN every nn,es ~. -. q. f-.,t;,. ~
sI-..y -,.h-r-.t fl.,.pOAls
FAH1ng way, Nan ~ 1.-.'. -s..,s \,
and having M - - -. -;aslv
the dead eNncs 49,. .--s.s,a ~
q ner oonnrS' o ~ - ~
@cn Ssoss -.,- ..-s~s sc-~.ra
nlgnt sn.I 49, - 80 -, -
and sammy ~ NJ. 1;1
sal, rom ~ - 49,
NOT tend 70 COMP -, =. .,s y. ~. 49,
faces OF tne pea. - =. .s.s.s-sA-
when she tufnea - " - - ~...1S.
right arm % sasseey .-sn.N-. St.L -
him be only Snco~ u" - II "a.
her ON the nnSen - 49, 49,
companion QUO toe - L,....- ~.
OF The osne" Az" M... s 49,, ~
doubt In hef NINA q. I. 49,
Was It her nesnng, u -. -. :. -.
Cal frenzy s''e ofo.e s~Sy - = 49,.
raced down 70 inc 49, .. ~ -. -,
scrambled up ON . ~ ~ ~
cord attached 70 tns snsm -. ~. 80 80 IT,
tiemen gave cnas, 49,. - ,...,.
struggle In when ~ sA go ~ ~
account OF hersH' III seso. =. oo"I -
floor. Inc wnoie cef N ,':' 'a...
train sfopped seIe s ~ a.
and an elderly gentk"An n.i =. s N ~ ~
Miss Roberta In nys'elN. ~ -. 49, 90 -.
sengers In an ain'os" eauAa ''A''o "
ment
When the heroine "a ~ .usena - e.-.
DO 80 she sooosd ool' Ao1 - ~
sure you hear mel Anu ls"l yoe. 49,.
heaven. y, tnank heaven. 1870 -.
followed, ana tnen' men W.. - VI. me-
with these p-'pie' Afe .ney ue1u :" 1y,
or whatF Explana1ions 'ouo" ~ -.
was special one IN .9,cn .ne lhn. =. - =.
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oARDIuBa


GAHpssHa. Oct- ..
The Gree netsises are talking shoot erect,
ias a<v church. Il 10 aid that where .
p,sce 10 psstinG sp chssch<s and school
hsssss IL 10 sisn Of great peosress snd 81
vsaeemsst. sad In the case Of Gzrdiser it IL
svidsssiy the ssssh.
The C0ss,nsn:aI Hose Co, in connection
With sI,s Hook ard Ladder Co, heh tufi-
Ne 81 thev hatI Tsssdsy evening in honor d
skeis r. eat try o. Richmond. Aboh
ngty Of The msmbsrs and their friends ssrs
present.. An excellent lunch vas s~ryed and
. sesefaI good time enjoyed b. those pres
sas-
Miss Asnie Andrews 10 visiting friends in
August
Thomas WEIGH Of soutb Gardiner paid
Q Aae fer drunkenness. Wednesday.
Miss Dors ~ Msrrell. ore Of orr veil.
kaovn lad ror.ps,c- ~rife-s IL 10 ~Yits =
seyiss Of sr,eI-s for the re. magazine
''Santa CIsa."
This Thursday evening the foIlssing gen
tlemen sili entertain thsir friends and guests
ss the vsstsy room Of Christ church w.
q. Ellis, 4. l. Stephenson, and James "
white. Tsa u six O'Clock
Miss Gfses Thompson vh0 has been
spending . short vacation 81 Wi.cAsset has
retained hume.
Mrs. Jas b. DsnaIey left 90 Wednesday
for Nsvport. r. ! where she will ylst'
friends.
What oar eirixsos are very anxioas to ses
10 10 hose running contest between our tvt
cyseh con paBits. Al present the CoDtinen
tale stand ipvincibss but the Eagles are
CONFESSED Of nns set Of athletes and the,
have msny friends Who believe they can bes
their opponents barring secidents. Oar two
eo0psniss hare gwen soms hae exhibition
Of hose running IN other eiiiss, and IL seem'
no more than fair that oar oSn ei'izsn'
shouid have chance to Witness contest
The Consinentals 81 champions are Of
cosvss opsn to receive challenges. and Il n
sssn~ silly hoped that the Eagles will pick az
NE gauntlet and give them at least rub
which they can surely DO.
e.. r. and q u. Bachelor, real estate
and insurance brokers. formerly of this city
ere nov doing business 10 New York city
Mise Josephine small Of Minneapolis,
formerly 81 Gardiner. 10 the guest Of Mrs
Chas. Small Miss Small 10 . tesehef Of oil
painting, and has . large elass Of pupils Ia
Minneapolis Fsribsnit and Rochester.
Quite . number Of this city's Sunday
school workers will stteud the State conveo
ton ct Augusta next seek
j. Stof dsrd returned from his Virgini'
trip. Wednesday.
II. B. Chamberlain and W. VI. Csrsin
Boston, we're ~ the Evans, Wednesday.
Friday evening. the 25Lh inst. the VI
e. A. will give their first s0cisbie of tn
season. An attractive entertainment viii b.
furnished, also ice cream and cake
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Not many years ago gentleman had taken
afectiouate leave Of his wife and daughter
for three mouths trip abroad The child. a
lovely little girl of "a wears, stood by chair
with her thumb in her niouth-a favorite
pastime, and To her panacpa for all childish
Ills She watched her mother for few mo-
ments, saw the tears filling the lovely eyes
and dropping one by one from her cheeks.
then wen, to her side. with comforting tone.
looking pityingly up to her face. said,
Mamma suck 90 fun f--Gloucester Times
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RLOUR-- Receipts. 2S.,as packases; exports. 4,64,
barrels; Sales o,ia0 Repeat quotations including
City mill extra. q NAe4 Is; patent. - 90l
y 20s4s d; winter wheat low grade, q 60a43 90
Niunesota extra. o. sdasS 20; Southern noui
fair; Bye 6our steady.
waEAr--Reoeips.. $3.50. exports. 7.sse, sale
i64, 900, fair: No spring nOminAl. II
ns3 red. e No. red, s8ss6l elevator sslas7 fol
Soias7l delivered, No. red. sominal. asas0a: No
white nominal. 9lA9l.
RYE--steady.
BARLEY nominal
CORN-- Receipts Isl, 600 EXPORT w. $685. ssies. "a
900; fair; steamer. S!la4ls No. :. jylasa
st0re and elevator, 39Aa40l delivered.
OAIs---Receipts. $1,000; exports. -. Gales. ll6
900; dull. No l. ii do white 27ls27l Mo- 26la2
% white. 2sAaza. No. !. "a, do white. 10
COFFEE---fAir: ki0 Fair, ~
SUGAR-Raw easy; refined fair; demand =
lower; crushed 53a6 extra crushed, 6ia6l, white
extra crushed, SAaai; cut loaf u; granulRted. ~
PETROLEUM firm. quiet, vs.
PORK firm.
BEEF firm.
LARD easier; western steam, u 65 ,s6 IS
closing ID 90; city steam. % IS, renned fair
continent o6 a0a7 90; Q. A. " IS.
BUTTkR quilt western dairy "
"A; do creamery, :2a35l.
CnEEsE- quiet Freights to Ltverpoo
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solaR COOP saoar STORIES
Hditsd by 0oabout.

E1-Atsorney General Palmer Of Pennsyl
vania 10 fond Of joke. aad he isn't put ou
DIT Il The joke 10 on him. just 30 it lie funny
ne dEesses very neatly and 10 not given tc
1seeby except in the matter Of ecarf pins
~ = sdesnment Of this character once LED
% feuark aeost him that set ali wilkes
esne b laughing. He had purchased very
hasdaone pin in the shape of ,ug. ~hici
ves of rather loud size and pretty con
Naeueas. Il hooked like an exasEerates
voAo beg. His friends guyed him con
eadssaAly about il, and that scarf pin becam.
- M = ths town. One day prominen
@roan ea1esa keeper passed Mr.. hAlmer q
- lasasf ssoed u his olllce door, looked on
- esssef OF his eye At the scarf-pin ant
e. inseasfiy the attorney, in biz
eukck. eAasp way. said:
Wen, DuerAy, shats the matter viii
yoaf Wit afs yoa lasshi.e asr-
''Oh, sodiags, Mr.. Bslnef.-
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RalIroa0s d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement of Trains In Eject Get.
9Th, 1889.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta ms FOL
lows.
GOING wESr-G.so A. NJ, for Lewiston. Rock
land, Portland. Boston aud Montreal, s.iaA NJ fot
ttallowell and Gardiner; 10 10 A, NJ Tor lewiston
Pennington. kockland, rorin.j and Boston.
zee y. NJ. for haliow.l aud Gardiner. 9.O6 T. N
for brunswick. Bath, Portland ard Husiou tlis
Giving Yankec) for Portland, Boston aud Mon
trral, $40 4. NJ. for Iaowcll aud Gardner: II 90
4 might fallIsanl for Lewiston, Bnth, Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST 2.i5 A. ". might expro.D for
Skowhcgan, rapgor, Gar Hnrbor. 81. stephen, 81.
John aud Aroosloot County, VA A. VI. for Water
vile, Skowhegan. Bangor, u. 4 l.. R.R,, Houton,
81. stephen and ~. John; i2I for Wsterville
3is 7. NJ. for Watcrvillr, skowhog uIs Belfast. hex
ter Bangor, ~. stephen, 81 John and ARGOS,
took County, and on saturdays only at 80 T. ".
for Watervili"; sunday paper train for Wnt.ulle
and Bangor at 81? A. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each WAY every
night. Sunday. Included but not to skowhtpan on
yond Bangoc, IN SUNDAY mornings.
ACCoMMoDA ron TRAIN leaves Gardner for
Augusta AT 7l5 A. NJ, 10 and I 10 l.. NJ tIallowen
at ~ A. NJ, 20 and 60l T. ".
Through tickets to California aad all points south
aud West may b. had Of r.. ~ Walker ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes and
checking all baggage free Of expense.
stops only at Iinliowcll, Gardiner, Hrun-wict
and Westbr0ok junction
PAfSON TUCKER, GEM Manager.
u. H. BoofHHl Gem Pass. aud rictpt Ay't.
Portland, Oct. I, 1859.
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Yes, you we're. Yes we're lsaghirg 1t
This scssf.pin. whats the nssatsr via its
II gs<ss is's I'll right, Mr.. BeIoer@r
sweIl. to,k ., a AMI see. II ssess sayS
thing the matter With IL? Exsasin< IT,
The 0srl.ss dsev nigh. essefu11y scaene9
the pin, looked Il over gsvety, and vss
shout 70 tsrp svs5. when VI. Palmer sid i:
well, shass the matter sifh that bag
searf-pins What do you fbiakss
well. uY. BsImes." said the German.
II doad know bus vas think never BE-
fore 80 20 big . bag on 40 sebmsiI psesto, "
snd he walked % With q1esr grin on his
face.
The fsnssk struck Mr.. psines - being
exceedingly funny, and he tod lt to some Of
his frisnds.
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CHICAGO, Oct. ..
BIoUR-- prices steady
WHEAT higher. No. sprtns. s'iell
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CORN--No Z, 800
OATs---No. SOaiSA
RYB--quiet ai Oos4ll
BARLEY 6fa64
PORK--at 10 4lsi0 10
LARD---at 500 Q s2,.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-10

the twelfth chapter Of moral reflections hui
man nature began TO assert itself, and Mis-
Roberta s,ioaned twice and began to look
about be- again
So litt', breeze sifted in through the win
dow thai Miss Hu,erta was uncomfortable
enough. AID seeing that a lady opposite who
looked up from some knitting just then and
smiled pleasantly on meeting her gaze, had
two palmetto fans lying by her. unused. Miss
Roberta forgot her wounded dignity ard ask
ed for the loan Of one.
The lady ignored her request calmly, and
with her portnanteau and shawl improvised
a couch and laid down.
~Well, do think these people are brazenl-
thought Mss Roberta keep your old fan,
then I'd be burned TO a cinier rather than
take it now, il you offered it. What would
Sister Anastasia and Sister Elizabeth think
of your She sternly determined to have moth
ing more to d. with them.
"Ive often been told that northern people
were not demoustrative and cordial in man
ners, and that in travelling, especially, they
were very much on their guard against stran-
gers and very reserved, but | had no idea
they were so quit and formal and hateful. >
unused she, judging Of them entirely by her
recent experiences, and drawing the most
sweeping conclusions.
Five mirluteS later she again forgot her
anger. for the train curved boldly away to
the right and came upon beautiful river, On
the hanks Of which she caught glimpse Of .
large building with tail towers and an ex-
t..ilsiye facade. Anxious for a better view
she crossed over to a seat occupied by q richly
dresssi oh lady, who WAS sitting alone, and
with every apology begged to be allowed to
look out of her window for q moment The
woman did noetBed her apparently, and sk,s
walked with swift impatience further down
and made the Same request to . young man
yawning over his newspaper Tbs Ame
silence met her eager, little speech, and she
saw the passengers gazing at her curiously
across the way. Utterly confsunded She
walked rapidly hack to her SCAT, thoroughly
perpiexei. and seeking in her own mind for
some explanation Of such strange behavior.
Her bead whiried with the rush Of thought
Where was shes What did Il mani How
was it that no one had answered q single re-
mark OF hers from first to lzsti Whist did u
ai.lrsss meant Something sinister, Had -
reai.e- spoken out loud, or Only fancied that
che had. Like a fash all this came, and mora.
She remembered that the doctor who I'D