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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-26
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE FLOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY. March o, I
Iuv rvs,JV uARErT

Arrivals this week. ybl4
Arrivals last y6Eg
Arrivals one year 500
REMAINS.
There Is fair supply only on the market, and
a good demand reported In all tho yards. The
quality Il satisfactory 10 dealers. Prices have
advanced fully kc as compared with last weeks
1uotAtiOns, owing TO the advance Of figures in
the West Quotations range from 65zc 10 SIC
for common 90 iaiF hrEs, nearby receipts, and
Go for good weSIeFn-nost sales 6isR6C, full
number selling at the latter figure. 6c, net.
OF the receipts SIS head came over the Balti'
more 4 Ohio Railroad, and b,lT9 head over the
PennSylvRniA Railroad.
CLARENoNT LIVE Stock MARKE.
MArGh23.
All hogs sold In these yards by &. A. Black.
Ihero are At gross weight
Receipts This week $3.50 head, AgAInBt 4,6A
head last week,
Fair 70 GOOD, selling 50 to %
Pigs, selling ~
R0ugh9, selling ~
Receipts OF Ihcep and lAmos 100 head.
Sheep selling from. 70 bc
Lambs, selling from 70 bSc
ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
A Cdrrloat StOek Yard, ria Tie baltimore & OHIO
Railroad, Tor t5tLk ending Idreh q.
2OS cars, containing Ass cattle, % calves, ltG
sheep aud lambs, 9,lbS hogs, EOS horses, 80
mules. shipments TO New York, philadelphia
ETC., 26G9 CAttle,l2O calves, ? hheep, " hotses.
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R.InnlAnn,.

EEw YORK, March 25.-Petroleum dull. Tho
opening was steady, but interest died out aud
the few sal. were Ut concessions. The market
highest Tg5<c lowest and closing I27IG; sales 90
barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, March 25.-opencd at 723Eo;
highest 12ISc lowCSt 7l9c; closed at ~; sales
$1,000 barrels; clcRtAuces SI0,0U0 barrels; char
ters 6s, 80 barrels; runs Si,GGl LGrrels; ship
menu 6,lQ barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 26.-opened Of 72ke;
closed at 7l1Sc; highest 73c; lowest 7216ci
clearAnceS 330.uoO barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 2S-opened at 7lI<c;
closed, highest and lowest 72tic.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct ronto to MSr!ettG, Parkersburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati Also 10 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and Stanton, Va, and Lexington and
LT Tins Tsb ky creative January IL 1891.
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,EE, Central standard limo.
n IEgRR8yIVaRIa lines.


From Bridgeport Station
Trains via the Cleveland b Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport for Pitbhnrgh, Chicago
and Clcveland, 1850 q, IN. For Pittsburgh. l0:l7
.. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, 800 z. IN. For
Pitupurgh aud Sew York, 2:ii p. N. For steu.
benyllle, S:I3 Am.
TrGlnE arrive 81 Bridgeport at 500 4. M, 1879
q. m. 1870 p. N, 4:b2 y. II. and ssh y. m.
On Saturdays 0nlV-For Fest Liverpool, GIL
p. M; from East Liverpool, Harp. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d st.
LOulI Railway--PAn Handle Route-leNyoHhe heel
Ing Tor IteUSenville, Pittsburgh aud the East,
$40 4. M, i2:5i D. m, $50 p. N Hnd $40 p. m.
FOR Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81,
Louis, G:2OA m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, i2:3o p. n. ttAins arrive NJ Wheel.
Ing a. $50 g. M. 1000 m, 2:i6 p m. and 800 p.
N. Trains leaving II $50 0. 10. and arriving Ut
$50 p. NJ, run solid between wheeling and
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F'or Sale

The Pryor place on National road, near Elm
Grove. consisting Of about twenty acres; VIII! ~
btick dwelling. viii self The whole OF ID 4otS y"
suit purchaser. ,.,5
No 10 Virginia street, Island, 8 rooms ana
No. " south Huron street, brick rooms ., osn
lot 1lSl ..,.'''''.'.e
No $50 Woods St, frame, rooms lo' , nm
@'
SOzlsO feet, v / h roolned frame house, ON soc
Enrih Huron .:...,,,,: A'VSS
S0xlsO feet on Fourteenth street. between a .,n
Jacob aud Woods ~ ~
C1xlUJ feet on South Elm street. lhlAnu ~ ~
SO1Oi feet on South Eenn street, lGlAna'"" ~ ~
Sxl.O feet on South Huron stFeet..'''.''' ~ ~
.5xllO feet OH North wabash street '..' '' ~ W
COKItl feet on North Front street I''SN
No, II North Penn street, large groun0A,'.''' M
No 1891 EaA street, rooms, bFicf;..;. "' AZ ~
No lOl + CCnth street rooms, ptlek ".:' 20, 80
Nos 2ll7 aud 2lI9 Main u, lot, 4lXlp iSeI; WV
Eighty Acles & coal n'Ohio county, ". va
We Mc agents Tor the Glendale Company
Stock Tor sale.
Cticsgl lots for SGlC.
RINEHART&TATUM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
n,,s 1914 Market street.
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CINCINNATI. o. March s.-cottOn STEADY; MID
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EOR SALE.

40 ,,is YolF street, seven roomed frame.
III, ,s ground 9Oxl0O feet. 81. 700,
81 .Esrps Riverside Glass works STOCK
10. n AIley Is, corner Alley aud Alley o.
FT W. ! SS ard 9Ogl MAin street. r..,,o
n Aces oI Land mile cast Of Eln 1IoSH9h.
v.o,,s .H0ut 800 feet OH National toau, Win
I,,vrs'',,oS1,Cd frame hOuAe and 200 Fruit TteeS'
~ So I'h.p!ine street ......................
III by Igj feet, Film GrovO...............s 20
"a sgi sHin street. Business house ana
Disabling sixteen TOoms.........,.'''''''''''.' roo
ros n md ID Alley ~
e., S.I and CgJ6 ChRplIne stree!............ ~
IA iuS McCOloCh ~
M 9rs McCOllOCh ''''''''' 4'""S
"a lori and 1873 Main StFeet..........."''''''."
IA BIO and 2li2 Main StTcet..."...,.."''''''"
No stj ard 2g(6 Main n .oo
SS S0j Market Btreet.,... .,..........'''''' 49,
Ia IOS HCCOiOch street. S1
Ma a OHIO 49,
M lAy south Penn EIEeSt..... <VU"
No, 20 North trout underground " Oy en-
abOut 1JJ ''''''''''' SS
No ij ChGpline ''''''''''''' 5'SS
No XII Fol street "a
M ll4l RC ''''''''''' t'1SS
hO 8GlI ChAplinc street,, .......'.''''''' ~
Yo. SrIi Woods street toC
M Scsl Woods street. '''' 4SS -
i0,s In James CHTncy'S heirs addltloh'''''' ~
E0 2CG Main 4E"
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James A. Henry,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Claim Attorney.
mrs 1912 Market street.
FoH Sales

Oil @SOAS/n
Ct, ,,oved home. In splendid condition,
m Market street. between Twenty. thifd 80.
AID TVCniy,iOnrth AtTeets,.... Sd, 609
Seven. FoOmed house, No. 1914 Eon street, S'lVV
IouGie brick house, In splendid e0nultlolI
yAc"p h,ln ,,.,,.,,, 1850
Tsr'roSmr6 house 7i2 Main street........... S5gg
SiTrnomcd house. 92 n York Street..:''.''. 49,
seven rU0mcd house. 2Oi n. YORK Etreet....,' I'eUV
S15oSp IS1o S5.fS eGuaU $500
vo, ~" ,OS ,IS house on Woods street, be
tween Twenty third and Twenty'tourth mn
stree,s Xxi Sa%St lad
EInCFOOmel brick mouse, 9i a stsc., WV
betWceu ROfI and jacob eets...,.:...,' l'IVV
Three.roomed house, III good CONDITION. nm
tiEst SC:S lilo Wood STREET.
-Four TOonef brick house, No 25lS Aleyp. ~, ~
Two brick houses rooms In each house Sl' ON
each, ,...- u.,,,,,o, trrctIn, IN
6rst addition to NArylynn, oppONte Tue lna'
movements Of the b. & o. Company, on the neW
inmSiEe and county road. Price from Wv 10
no. one third cash aud balance III one year,
Two brick hOisGs, ISIS aud 100 hiSateehth
street, 81 leo each: as, ,u.,n et0nn
ncIbIs frame house SIS9 and S7|i EeA st,.. 2'9NV
siIroOmed house, In splendid conuiloh' am
2lS6 Wood street A'"S
FOuT.tOOmed hOHs3 on IHenty'nlnthHHSs1,, .n
near Woods I.ivV
Good business house OIL Chapdhe street, Scn'
TIE Wheeling. s.I,, nav.
Ing business ,,,,,o, s,,oo,. In
FilRL. WHITE and Gallagher ADDITION etch lot
5OTlOj feet, eIOO to 500 each. s,,o
lwO nall lots oil MGySton st., sixIh "AFu' Coz"
each. ,.,-., r,,,o,,,y.
eIrhlh and Twenty.nlulh streets; g. w eaca' o,c
OIe,halI lot on MCCOlloch ST., Fltth wAru.;S Lg'
Manufacturing site near G. Il =. RAILROAD dGpo''
Martins ferry. 49,. ~ ,t,o alto
TSSaty 1--WE acrts, four miles cast Of the city,
containing sandstone quarry, good 9uAllIy u
cement stone, coal, with bank opened Tor use;
and spring that ilOWS a large volume Oh wafer Vi
fine quality, $40. ,,o-od en-
EirGty acres, near railroad In MarShall county
elEO, VIII exChABRe for city property =, o,o
Fifty I've acres near Glenn E0tOu' N'E'"
viii clohAngc for city property; ,-.,.,,, "A
We have also lots IN tho Old FAIR 1Iouun ~
dillon ard In the ESdiCgtr addition hlsn''
ward.
NESBiTT & DEViNE.,
t7ao Markat street. mr0
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LET.

s,o,sro,rn iC5i Market street. ,-..,
siJ STo,9mrd hOu't at 900 Sorih YotE street.
scTep room.4 aoSSS % S5 sGSt aurSn stIest'
~ I',tonrd house, South Elm street.
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HENRY RELLlO'
Locrrrt ei,.ea :, Amer.sAn p. A.ss.l.llln !

h4f. iYu .. removed Wt..I ~
int.' .f... ff.u hu., V.f.I tlt
u nIt,.I N..i.t i.f,..l ..f. iI.ir
u'arN',,rt Jay aul r.., ana then =
furni fut q ,h.tf V.u.i lfnp 90
H. f,.ti Itiv t.a4. wiru h,. Do ,iul1uuus.
49, that ti' iimr Vts u.f uhuilN wasted
SOL o. would have i~,u hatl O. uul a
tt.r illu~.r ,tl.n ~ th" Gentleman -
l'tsuf" 80 tn" stuuf itNN.r 80 he fret
year Of ini'I" ul,ut pra'ii." ~ New
work. city whats MT ah-,lut'lV forced
T. work for Boo. meals hna probably more
lri-ure between th,n than sny ~ hl-
contemporaries
VIM "a, ~ h,ri tt THIS time on E,st
Tenth ttr..t ~ u littlo Sal" colony n
crude surgeons. theoretical LAWYERS ahl
newspaper wut'f-. all hard up ani
merf, ha, helora together Tho very httle
their hands found todDthry ,lil with thrit
might. aud Wl-n their alleged business
VIA over tor the day they had their hiy
l=h r,li-h yct Tor hall .amo. salt VA
ter picnic u cheap seat ~ the theatrr
ani q frugal German night ~ beer an,l
duminucs That they had no money fpr
clubs. supIers uud fashionable so-i"ty
was their salvation.
lifc was thus slipping sInoothly away
when. one morning Ia tho fall ~ 1879
Nindward was startled 10y tlro stfsng,
face ~ a client. The man was oyidrntl,
| from the country. and his earnest man
nsr showed that he came On business.
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CHAPTER v.
rHK EDUCATION OF A HEART

Miss Louise Sheffield. thu niece and
housekeeper Of Col. MoArdle. was in.
deed . very handsome woman. And.
more than that. every one knew and eel.
ebrated her graceful, gentle and refined
manners. her goodness and her kindness
Of heart What q pretty woman, and
how am.able; what taste. what tact!"
exclaimed her acquaintance. And seine
would add: And how strange that q
woman who has been belle for ten
years, the center ~ fashion, tho pat ~
society, the toast Of all the male and the
envy % all the female firts. should bs 80
unspoilesi. I'D unsullied. ~ true and good
and lovelyr' Strange indeed IL was. but
not inexplicable. as will appear II we
follow for ten years the adventures OF a
pretty woman.
Louise Sheffield came out" nj 10. and
took rank ut once. by right ~ nature, ~
. leader In society. Any woman can la
pretty. but beauty IL the Gift ~ aoi.
and this she had In lavish measure. Her
mind was NJ tenant for her body. quick.
kind and good. She was fairly well I'D.
ucated. and had q native instinct for 40
ciety that was more serviccabic than any
stores OF learning. She was well aud en-.
joyed life. Her heart was fresh aud the
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hey to the PuL1ier.
No. IL \ Riddle: Scissors.
No. ll6.-The sun Puzzle:
Inner Circle-C X 5 3
r u q y A

Outer Circle-B II f. T. ZE
Sole, lnez and Sale
No. ll1.-A Geographic Proposal: Caro-
line Rochester fed her Canary, while her
friend .iWi,Lstd Raleigh lazily piled the
needle i'll her Berlin work. Feeling Chilly
Ohill. the former went to close the North
window. Aha" she cried; "a Smoky
odor, II Whit from an HdrdIiI; he comes
And ere she could turn, Sydney Carson, a
Nan of Sterling qualities, entered the
room. Dinner was served, and the HungrU
(IIungaryl trio Sat down to table, the
Main features of which were the rarest
Dresden China, oyster pates. Turkey,
Goldfish and Orange ice. Unfortunately,
the Cork of the Champagne bottle which
Carson was opening flew TO the ceiling,
and the White dress of augusta was
ruined. Wheeling around she hounced
from the room, muttering something
which sounded like "Gredt Be0rr'
My Maine reason for calling" said Car
son to Miss Rochester, as they sipped their
Jdrd in the tete-a-tete, WAS to give you this
Pearl ring"
"None Of your Pldttery. sir; have no
Conception of what you mean"
iou gave hie Oo"1 hope' ANU
thought -
"a woman can Alter (Altar) her mindr'
and the FrOudrd coquette left the room
without saying Fdre,rcti. and leaving only
faint odor of Cologne behind her, with
Sydney Carson, who CIRCULATED, "Ol
hciJho" (Ohio.)
No. llS-I.etter Rebus: bangle.
No. 1l9-Hidden Flowers: Iris, Lilac,
Lotus. Orchis, Aster, Harebell.
No. l3O-Words Connected with Vowels:
|. Cat-a-mount. .. Bar-o scope g. Bay-o-
net.
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frp"n. ll4.G'ul and systematic hccn
u.u.',~~.
Ih"tVn men men Of affairs. men of
40" wlTli stared a. each other "a second
cor two u silence. tI,n Mr.. Powers rose
with 'l-v dignity and turned t. 60.
"t,,rtl u"rulus colonel. he SAID.
Glol nornirr err. replied McArlla.
am resumed hI- wiring.
II mn a great sur. of course, and
society Wa dNlird MANY took her
sil.. ~ once. others salI sh" was hop..-
l.-. ii.ri. that Powers never claimed t.
be- -aint and sh.. knew II. but wanted
AL ,N,u-e l., MT A lover who WA no
vut., than ulh,r mon. and who certain
Il was m every MAY her match.
Four Years had now passed since that
dreadful time. YEAR. # pam and bur
dem. bat Year, that out Of sorrow
hr.l.n' true happiness. Fora time She
had e. bar thu. aycrtcd looks Of friends.
hut tI,r .uh>p,u. NJ actions Of Miles Pow
er... o. OPENLY ratified her verdict and
justified ~ ln.furr th, world Hence her
l1pulartv returned. Though not her de-.
,irr for ,nuuu.,t. U.uc.fnrth sh. was
IL. ih. world hnt not Of II. Her CHAIR
tie. i,.,r.,...l. and she h,,.am. a notahI.
chm, .uy,,nt,,u. for sh. f,niud I'm. hest r,.-
inf FIR her own bruised heart was in
br,li,.. TIA. wounds uf others And her
,b,rtt,.s b,.,u M hom. far NrArJl,.
Va missionary ground The colonel
had one. d.s,rib.d himself with hi.
II. ial l,,nuic accuracy of definition =,
e., man If good ur,ncir,I,s and had
bal,t- lut cf hate. wears and n,r,icn.
L.,l, .iur, I'M, death of Mrs SHEFFIELD
In ~; these habits were unproyinr
thank mainly a. TN. wis. and Iov;ny
"tu,n.,.,,,,,.,,i-n If I,ui..
Nv, d,.,ip, l,.for,. I'm. o,...n fir. !,
IA. library np.. st,r,nv ui,bt in J,n,,,rv
tssn with al. ,,i.,, Lnsi.d viii I,dy,s
L,,,tiu, Ly li..iI. whom th. s,.r,..,r,
hrunght inncard The colonel took if
/ n,.,,,lIy Lut 80, ro,d;,, ,I,o ,a,,o
started mn v,tb animation pn1I.1 his
81 a.. ..,,,,,, ,n1 .,;1,I,r;.,,
nv 1..,r il. Wndwar1 Ha..rtt. old
Toms u.,l,.r"
4, ,untl.,r ,no,n.pt the servant
sliII.J IA .t,ci,urn c,Ionrrs ,,ngu,rs
az Sims lar n,ht TN, visitor h.,,k Ia IN.
famil, r.om McArll, met him ON the
,hr,,bnlI and gnvo him n cordial wei.
com. ,n,,,,lu,,1 him IN I.ou;sa AMI sat
him I,wn j,y IN. fire
80 ,nu are Tom B,ssett's n.phew "
said M,Ar.lr. studying tho young man
clorly "W,ll. sir. Your backing-yum
/ influence. We call it's good. Tom
Bassatt anl | were true friends. and
when he did wore Grape for thirty
DAYS Rufus Choatr used to FAY that if
b. had To- Iick out xix men To dine with
one day. tr, u ease before the next, and
fight a battle with the next. Tom Bassett
would h.. one If the six. He was a good
man. and Sou look like him, doesn't he
LOUIS. You have his eyes and smile
aud brow"
Yes. see "a great likeness" said
Louise.
Tom and my niece were great
friends" kaid MrArllc. He used to
drive her all over the house, 10y her long
brai,ls. PLAYING horse don't suppose
the likeness extends as far as that.
Loui-cr
u ~ Airaid I'm grown up now,
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vfll now lNfl'N if" Tam Nr. IN
g. mt .'t.'. t4 'tl.... u.' 100 boo.
iuf N.,'IN. ..f.n V.'..I B.. .' 40
-" ,.p'.i ..t.s. tn.i ,- .ul' r'-. III a. i"'.
came llt eu.1. hr.nV w- Miss
Sh'nitl when th' rt'iI. "r''r'i
NashIr.' -'t, - 10
'u ftt 't. rHtr 'hrs" Irt s'r'I"
rl"u f.l iu h.f v'h 700 an an" a.
l'n.i u'7r...' lud from 'Hr night
"u -N, h'Nl t.,.l..l.e- Ir ..n oi pro.
t-ini 10. l~Ir.H.. .',- uil ,l.-is.r,t"
thr.a.- il,r h.u',. gt,,". 49, hul
t"-- ,'.i t,.i, stty he th.iu" wherever
che v, . .ho va. = g.l.lr-- 1ui 20
,,ta' I..l st.r.f. ID. ~" even l.' .f, h"r.
u i,.s I.I.i.uls ilrr s.it aui innocent
heart uttfH .NtI VISTA nflI.h delight.
aii hk' Nipn.in. .Hr e.. l,mrd oh
ifltr "a .fiI tu4t lu. .u.h ta.. ul-
90 l''
All suIt.nlt ga tl. mil, of 'bi.
sweat iur,t,It .l.. tti,,l l.t,...,,. b...,rt
r...i..u.lii..,.,r.n. t,...ft. 1N.r.
,hif.r I,.r, 4.a.., ,,.I.tl u,I ,a.,l
AMI ,.t iIi.t,. ,,t. .ut W,II. ts.rl.ti..'
t.l.I..v,t and .rt....,,,. t,.r1 .u.1
,.h,,,, ,- DO, .,,....... 90 ,i...,.b.t,.,.r..t
,u..,t., .I... .tf...l.1.
~ ..tt..,t. ,.i Nj. ~l,oilI IT
Will he. ti,ra FIR u.t n,, .,..,r. homo.
p,.t tai. clio t,.t. man Mat ..p,,.
al.,,,. citl Iut.,. ,.ir.,..,ib II ,,ill
H., short. l..p f,.... hn bnrp,. and ~ All
thing. don't l,,l.,e what the men "a,
n,,,r..rtv., An ,,tu La,..,,un....
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ITO b CsHfinned.l
M. Isi.-Anagram.

runEE woRDS
I've read about a happy pair
Who dwelt amid surroundings fair,
Where all their wants were well supplied
Aud nothing to them was denied,
Fave one small lurury-a food
Which probably was pretty good.
hut one which they could do without,
And which they need not care about.
Vet they were tempted in some way
just how II was need not say
To eat this food which seemed most sweet
Hecause twas forbidden treat.
II was n naughty thing 10 do.
And they were punished for IL too.
Compelled Ia leave their happy home,
They had wide space DER which to roam,
tur population was ~ sparse
That dwelling places were not scarce.
Expelled from WHOLE they had TO toll
And get their living from the soil.
such was the penalty dccreed,
Though u was not AN END or GREED"
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No. f91-A Letter purrIe.

Hy an Interpolation or addition OF one
letter. ~ required. change W "a reservoir
Of water" Ia word Of four letters to n word
meaning Ito express gratitude" (2)a color
Uhrce letters Ia "perused." 90 n favorite
vegetable Ia u luscious fruit; a. a ''small,
sharp. broadhead,Si nall to IAN impression
left by she foot" t5) ~ kind Of nail with,!a
slight projection on one side instead Of a
head" IN ~ texture formed by weaving to-
sether different strands" co. "a garden
implement "a an article Of dress; "a
''wick@lness" to spoken tone;" - feat
ure of the face Ia a color.
The added letters name a president Of
The United Stnle-.
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CHAPTER w

Windward Bassett. Esq.. sttorney-at.
law, was supposed 10 be found during
the year following his graduation from
che law school In small. dark back Of.
6cs up two flights Of stairs In Nassau
street, New York. The room might,
however. have served ~ n trysting place
for secret lovers, OF pirates lair. -
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II hops are sedative why don't frog3
sleep better.
The largest room in the world-The room
for Improvement.
man always in on time-A convict,
Bullets ran whistle. but it takes brave
man 10 listen TO them
cooper ought 10 re able to stave off
disaster.
Always played on the square Chess and
checkers.
1t takes Il photographer to throw light
upon subject.
A man of flighty disposition should
never bt made the cashier of a bank.
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A man and n boy NOW ten acre field;
how much more does the man NOW than
the boy. II two men work equal to Ave
j f..Vat
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No. iaS-IiIa.,ra.ed I,ebua
No. 1a7.-liidden cities.

No. 1a7.-Hidden Cities.
I. The tree Ii n lemon and has borne fruit
several years.
.. Always remember rev brooms sweep
clean"
& acce'!e Ia your wishes, but cannot
SEE the force of your argument
4 When out 81 danger easily believe
myself out Of debt.
d A barometer measures the weight Of
the atmosphere.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

The Baroness Burdett- Coutts has done
much for sweet charity. Her last work
is an appeal to the English ladies for
funds for the Destitute Childrens Din
ner society, to which liberal response has
been made.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

Victor Huso's granddaughter, Jeanne
Hugo, who was married in Paris the
other day to a son of Alphonse Daudet,
is described rs being a most engaging
bride. She has rose peach complexion,
soft blue eyes, nut brown hair and
fine figure, but her physical charms
are dominated by an expression of guile
less candor and absolute honesty, which
give her an almost august presence. She
was her grandfather's pet, and he brought
her mp to shun assimilation. When she
was naughty he himself did penance for
her, and many time was locked in the
china closet to expiate her juvenile Of
lenses detroit Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

The governor Of Indiana has appoint
ed four women as members of the In
diana Worlds Fair commission: Mrs
May Wright Sewell, of Indianapolis;
Mrs. Judge Hammond, Of Rensselaer,;
Mrs. S. c. Harrell, of Brookville, and
Mrs. Worsley, of Ellettsville.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

Maid of Thirteen Captures a Rather.
Miss Leonora Dodge, aged thirteen
years, daughter of Captain j. G. Dodge,
well known farmer of Appling county,
rode out to the woods the other day to
drive up the cattle and came upon very
large rattlesnake She dismounted from
her saddle, hitched her horse, and chased
the snake to root, trying to kill him,
but the snake succeeded in reaching a
den under the root. She then remount-
ed and galloped her horse home, but soon
returned with implements sufficient to
force the snake from its den. Then she
put rope around its neck and dragged
it home, where she now has it in a cage.
Cor. Savannah News.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

The Industrial Alliance of Massachu-
sets has decided to organize an indie
pendent political party and to form cam
paign committees IN every city, town
and village of the state. In their decla-
ration of principles they include equal
rights Of suffrage, regardless of SEX"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19
No. Observation-Disclosures

No. iSs.- Decspitation&
!. Bsheai fruit and leave y fish.
Q A fish aud leave sinful.
o. A mental view aud leave theft
4. A disease and leave memorial.
D A plunge and leave n river.
q 4 mans name and leave bird.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

A rising young artist in water color
is Miss Maud Humphrey, whose worl
has won her the title of the Kate Green
away of this country. She began hel
artistic life poor and comparatively I'm.
known. and the public recognition Of her
work was entirely due to its merit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-06-19

Miss Faulkner, daughter of the West
Virginia senator, is one of the seasons
Washington debutantes. She is not
quite eighteen, a tall and graceful
blonde. with pretty figure and fault
less manner. She is good hnguist and
o clever musician.