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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

Orr Roa CksADA.-Safsr2aR Nlsha
pabliahed q Ossoda. Mioh.. SAYS rhe
barge Michigan. lsft Alpena, Augasf 40
for krepch Biyer, Georgian Bay, for 4
load Of logs for A sable. Thi1 Il her
trial strip, and tha Fesalt Of IA will BE-
wafr bed with ounaidaFahie interest ~
iambaFman, e. zoe MiehiRan Il hiaad 20
IN an entirely original manner fof ne
express puFp1sa af eRFFYina ioNss 8ao
4 tie largest vessel engaged in thal
huainaan oa the lakes, and pnohaoly eAe
larrsst Ia tha World, her tunnara boiar
~ tona. Her ieuaah over al Is -
feet. beam q feet; dap1h 81 hald rs feel.
Hho has two dips thal are lowered tn4o
shs water. over which run eadloes chsiEa,
with hosks np WhIoh the loRa afe dra4n
by steam power. and rolled from ne
oaFfinoe anon anifs. Iae huio Il Gllet
- Z dspth sf aboat ave fasa with water.
and tie loas ere droppaa inta thia. Iha
wafer h iet In b. three tneh neaeaek
il ahoat thfse houfa, and II p1mp1d oat
Ia about feur hoaFa 6Ae has ono boiler
IS fasf fsna. III fss1 n diameter. Hh1
has twn enQinnas one 10 h0igs loNA VITA
oFlindaf l6xl2, and one 20 run tns pump
and boiM snohors. Tia lAtteT h .
doubis oTliader engine. i2xiA oa1h.
LheFe are toe pumpa. she carries iuaf
aparn With fan 80 81 eanpag, hna seven
hatahuaya; has cue anchos thaa waiEA1
500 ponads and eos that weighs 100
pounda. The chain for ne lsr4o A.
ahof wuiahs 70 pounda " tha link. Bha
carries = ergW 81 ten ma1 undf ne
oommana u Thes. Stevens. Bhe ia t0w-
"a b aho large tua Alaneun eamnar.
Cap8. Chatsreon. ". W. 0ilahris&. W.
n. yohnson snd y. ". Fistchal. 81 tha
triaI trip.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

AA-AAAAAAAsN 4a4lAlAE 81 1A-aAAN4s
The hnrzog e ths sisnsii1n d San-
meENslls On Wednesday wnn m1ah in1an-
Eaed b oerlain Wanifnza1l1nl ehEl
WeEe nat obaGrEsa IN ohasian1un 20 any
Greza exisnk. AZ a1ring - dag shsss
wa1 q op1s1Mn4 ssEfa8 81 datonnlicna.
ngW eazt, n8u ussk ana fson al paasi-
De oltocl1oua. Il ronAsaf 60 dis-
oaaFEe of heHEy Quns a. Intervals of
ah0Et Ten minu1a1 ard VS. kAa tha
aBund q humhnrEms a 4 great dfa-
ta11el An ~ thsss uxpinsnns wsrn noi
naaompauied ~ AAe frumors e sne
oarthqaaka. u Waa oaly uonasinnaIlg
tha1 tna earlh would Qaaks fRnm smb-
tsErznaa1 dindharQea
A rslaxkabse fast waa noted On Sam-
mefTiiia - respec4 q the bllzlng of
WaaaE from tha interior of the eaFth.
Noarly ali ths wells had ben e. iou
water. Thsra wAa szd4ea mss Ia eli
nf thess wslla and fke additioaal uafsr
uas p4ra. Lookin9 doWn inla oaa ef
thsss wells TIE observer oo1ld. % tie
ere q any Of eha lo1d aetnna1i11a. 80
tAa WateF Fiaa 40 tne walls 81 ne Wall
and after aAa shock again znhE1a.
nEExEa EEELEa.
4haHa - q more ahaartul foaiimQ 10
aight. h1f no Bsnss of seonEity uin 70
pair ths ahaasafed hoaaeE and rnnaw
the rnined homes. 0asFa of assistEnoa
are oomina from all quarters. Il b ax-
psetod thai the Ctr Counsel yin osRan-
i1a relief oommii1eo to-morruu.
Despite the logsss b. he eaEtAquaks,
CnaElesta1 iz ID e. good position a.
ever f1r tie traasasfion of tie usual
autumn tFade. Ihere & ampis uaEa-
houss ard wharf room, the e0mprsss1rs
are 10 trim. and ths marehanfs SD FAC
tories sra ready % deal expeditio1niy
With all business that oaarz. This STATE
memt is made 10 ooEEeos all exiEtiaR e.
Foneoaa impressions that The CONNER
eiaI fasilisies of the port are impaired.
nEnAsUa8 E0R xaE HEEzME a. xHR sUE-
WasauoruE. 8spk 2.-An applioaaion
waa received q he Treasury DepsEt-
Reni this morning fEom The Mayor of
WilminQtou, North Carolina, for aBans-
poFtaffon for Z relief eommitteo from
WilminRton % Ohnxlsston. The steamer
Colfax vas tmmedlAtely plaood q tAe
disposal Of the committso.
GeneFal Drum, Acting 9oeretaEy of
WaE, has dressed tents 70 Be- sent -
Charleston % eheitsr The homolsaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

TAs atoTg b almosi ol6 suoaat 70 be
nee aaain, IL whioh ihe ohiaf nRnrs is
an ed Baptisf pTeaehsf, who never was
kanum 8 praaoh Witboua dwelling a.
immaFai1r, and who Wa ma6s ne Bnh-
lest of . aaasK b. tWe of ~ unfl4ha9-
oua one o. Wham un9ertcak % furnish
. text from which ths pzrson Waa -
npsak imprnmptu. end ia whleA hs
soula ond 70 basis fog . eermoa On ims
neFuiou. Bg e little enhsming q was
arranQad, End tha tat waa, ~Lha voica
% tha snHals is haaFa in the lana. Ny
fTiends slit tho apoateF. -yug haEe AZ
koaFd ~ tnrtiea. Xou have ofi@n Hmaa
then. foa knog that 2 turtie ora
aiimhs % "a q bash a. q lnN ~ san him-
seif And thsn psFhaps yga have hoa11
bis voice, huA did yu1 eFaR ngtse4 wn43
happsns whea ihat tgrtla fssurns g BIS
nafigs oiemsni. ny bfeiofsaf u eAaEs
any daIlying thafef Me- there y pone-
He piunfss into ~ WateFs b i1DsEaes
him1alf - tha eiemsnt; hd Il covered "
ihs immaraicns and this brings us -
oouiemplaiion- my frisnds, ~ she fan-
aamezt1l doclrlBe of imHersien."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

On asaouus q ~ gasain4 g ~
lines thr1nah noufhern AshFaaka - Ne
Chfaaaa. BuEiina 80 B Qe1ney 80 t1e
Chtraan. Rnek Inlsn9 4 racl41 eoGpe-
-. - rnion Pacika ba4 eseelnlls9
= annnlrnus asEaHki er1nen roaia = sess
tsEFllsry. alnplT - . mean1 g ~
prstsaaisn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03
AIARNlNa nRFAnA

Az The details Of ths calamity in this
city are gathered its ELECTS become
more and more alarming. 10 is feared
nov that much distress viii prevail. By
far the larger part Of thoss whose prop
erty has been sreeked OF seriously dam
aasd belong 10 the poorer elaaaes. Ths
esapIe are as oheeKful aa pasaible andeE
The terrible circumstances and are tFy
inR 70 restore order. The aggregate
loss IL expected 20 reach s. 3l000.0 QUO. fhe
uhaRveo, warehouses and business IA
eilities ct the oity are geneFsily unaf-
fsoted By the catastrophe and Charles
Ten IL ~ ready % ever for the tFanaao-
tiea ef businsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

AZ varioas tinas fos hfty ysara. s2oka
has besn seen ias1ina from the swamps
e Florida, a1d eV6ry eancalg4ele theory
pEofsesed 30 neuQant fa4 g.. 1na swamp
: impanable, bat men hase peneiFAt1f
gosy naaK 30 w1sre 80 ameka aaNha %
BE- TheFa, heaeFsE. shsy eguld ses no
mRn 81 a. u b even claimed lha1 sama
h1Vs gone tirestly thrg1nh 4 utlao18
kno9ina Il, and Jadaa Waite, a. aGa4
cisissn. 4 positive that BE- waa ouce
Wiihin nEs - slx miles q - 9nea i
aeienfilIs > opiuiaa - tkzl ass FapaT
onIlsnied ~ rasultnr oun4itions In the
rrsat s8srlp. inEislble. ~ ee1nsa. teona
in Il, bnl opaqns % thoen ntsW miies
auay. We 81 love mYtl1Eg, h9usFae.
An1 90 t0R BaGamoa voie8 fanA He49 Gm
rna1zur in tta aaaup dla1aar1a1 = ei1o
smoAa frem sgna8 uno4xEFSaa4 884FsA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

GYMNASTICS, Sept. 2.-Foilowing IL
an official lies Of those Who we're killed
hy the eAfehqaaka o. have ainoa died
from thsig injuries:
Whites-Peteg Bowers, Mrs.. O. Bar.
Der, Robert Alexander. Chas. AlbFeoht.
B. P. b1anadie. Polk LynoAs n. l..
Hosea. Annie ToFik, Ars. Rachel All
rsns, 0oldie Ahrens.
CoioFed Thomas Wilson, WIN. Dean.
Annie Gloves, z. sawyer, Wm. Grant,
Alexander Miller. John q. RotlsG, Han
nah Bmalls, Mary Barnvail. Maria
Pinokney, Jaxes Brown, Angeline Da-
vlds. Eueanie Reeerts. Robert Rodsa,
0rnea Fleming, Rosa harray, Oliver
Piokstt, John Coon. Oiarissa siDonda,
Hannah Harris. Sarah Middleton, Be
beoca Ward.
The following additional deashs are
rspoftsd: John Cook, coi0sed; Zsga b,
daughter 81 Isaac Sawyer, ool0sed; and
: ooI0rsd baby, the child Of Mra Barn
vail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

The people are gradually taking 90
ooant o. the ds1ails of the injury worked
by The eaFShquake, and he Inst Of dan
aRs 70 property h startling. a limited
ssction ID tha souEh part af the city h q
ssssr.le ~ ~ Whol.' staadIna af ~
n1at1ldes and looktna Woss, an almosl
eve. Tha buildiuR af the ChABbeg oz
az ne south and east waiia having heea
tosn aown By che violenos Of The shock.
TIE baildinGs ef Waltsg, Evans a Bogs.
weli have also suffered. uhlle tha heavy
granite slaha which formed the pafapel
of ths Eeus aad Cosrisr buiidinR ara
upon he si4eWaik, Isasing ths alate
rocf and peFtioR ef tha astie noog ex-
possd. Alnost the entire roof of ehs
bald ne oooaeisd b. Myers cigar stoEs
and Smith'a sisnnil establishment Il
taFn ona. Isaving the nppsF hoors ex-
possd. fhe PianR bnildine, - Shs eog-
nar of Church streel, b badly damaged.
Most q Ne baildinRs - he stleet ars
sore ar lsas enmaRo1. bat ths vioisnal
of tha earthquaka b mcax psfespeloi1
aa tie hiatoEie inssEseel3oB q Broad and
Meeting saEoetas
Tha poliss ssalicn b aimosa q ooDplats
wrsek. The uppeF edge of TIE waii has
bson toKa doWn and thai % tha noftk
wall has fnllsn oa the roef of ne pofuh,
sarrysna q auAy end ieaving ealy 10
large anasd pillars standing. 1bo Ciiy
Han apparsntly sseAped eafioas dam
aRa. haa b msrioualy eRanked Iha
oouFi hna sbailainR h badly damaged
TIE walls being Cracked Ia sstorA
plaees aad portiaus % he ROOT and gat
IsEiaa being throWn 10 ~ Esound. thl
hrs proef hniidine uesms - sta1d -
soek- Tha gAbiaa o. Tie north and
sonth pasaA, hoWugor. made e urowr
sloua, have beea thrsWn - - pase
q ens beiog. This appeAra % hs -.
! aniV dAuaQe asns % he t1ilofl1. 1bl
worst wrsek q ahia ioeAiify. hgwevers 4
81. NiehsaI's Charch. whieh sssns - ,,
aoumea % deatEanticn. 1ha stespla
eanairs 90 wkfcA ha1 tus1 been coD-
u1s1ad, seems - Be tnaaoa, hnt . is oul
/ q plnnb ana i d maDsBlngy oaEEs'
a. fnli1nr. ina ns4nstse pcrsh Ana nsar
wrspehsa from lha boay q ~ e1nfaA
and ths bmiiaina has bas1 efaoka4 d
fenr piaoaG One elask in tos nagt1
wAn exasnda fEu1 ihs caves q
@ tawsr utnd19. to - ~
wens fnns q - cAAEdh e1A1n4 ~
en1ire hnirks e 81 nuiidta9s and 90
- - aoath wall elso sxta1ds fFu1n N
] ssEss 1gWR al@sa e - fseneAsaoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03
THE TREMBLING EARTH.
Further DesaIIn II the
CharIesssn DIsanser.
TAs Dssulasisn Il tAs csty-A Glsomy
o.sIssk-Ehs Kmsa-TAs cuzaaua
Fssaks Il tks Ny.sszisus Fs.ss.
ne Peril e 5 Traln-

CzknEzsroN, Ssgt. a-Ths IAss earth-
quake shock wAs axDeEiaG1sd haEs al
uS0 Izsl niRhk. 1inee which time fheEe
have been no vihEA4ia1a 1he people
ara iust beRi1uing % peek up eolfaue
g eome o1G EHoFis are heing made %
.ulsar pashG shrozah the stroata for ehe
pasaRs of vaAiglss and pedestrians.
and the city once muEa begins - ahoW
sone sians of life. For to Iana days
and niahis of horror TIE wsmen and
sAildlsn hags ban eampinR oat in tas
paEkB and squares.
i is impaMihlo g giy8 any eoEree1
aa1imm6e of ana loss ef l1fa nna property.
Fer two days and nights the r.eople hzVe
doaa n1thinR haf hnadle On ehs squares,
snail reli1f parties gong ID 90 oiQ ont
the dand fsnm khe debris aR 20 aneeoE
tba woande&- Tbe frst ayatamatic
effort 10 Rsa nt the fsota b nsw batnR
mada. A Iiss af The dad reoogaizsa
and RspuKled this moEning a. this time
(ll .. ~ fogts up aixtae1s and 1hs
search has only eommeBeed. lbs list
OF wonndsd vii 90 iaio ne hundreds.
Aboaf aoeen eiQhta of the houses and
puolle buildinRs ID tbs city ars eitheF
wrecked o. DAMAGED. EVan historic 81
A4o4aG4 = 80 I4s k4AAA# 4E~ - 440Ay
greeksd thss 4 Is feared theg viii have
30 be taken down.
The waves. from ss55 o'clock Tuesday
niaha. cave been osming about every
I've O. afx hours. Thsss has besa noas
nov for saelgs ho1Es, and strong hopes
are enleEfained thai it e ever.
Tha ofaoiAl total Of daatha Il thirty
three. Ths wounded viii probably num-
bsr ons hundred. Bnsinsss ID gtlll Bna-
psndsd, the attention og the peopie he-
ma given 70 providing for refuge and
making residences safe. BFickiAyeEa
baEs advanced thsir rates 10 Is 9 day.
Ths City Coancil Will probably meet 70
morrow % provide BeasaRes Tor Feliev-
ing the poor. OonAdenee b gradually
resuFnina, but mach aRpgehsnsion is
stili fslt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

Lat night scenes Of fFighs and az
aitsmsnt WeEs enacted Ia tie public
sQuAssa and parks Women. some Of
them almost dead, and infanls In arma
we're dEiven 20 the necessity OF Spending
the night on the square With only such
covering as could bs impEovssed by the
uas Of blankets, shawis, eheeta, ete. The
night woEo On slowly and painfully. A.
lls50 2. n. q heavy earthquake shock
was fale. Its ceminR vas preceded By
quite q nnmber Of explosions. distant
bas distinct. Whiah oommencse 10 Be-
heard fully i've minutea before the
vibration Was feis. The wave vas
somewhat more pfon0unood than she
tWO which preceded, one a. $40 q. n.
and the other at SIG ,. N, and e it
pAassd By % The northwest, there fol-
loved sounds which indieated the fall.
ing Of walls or buildinRs. This Was the
last vibration % Lass night. AZ day
break many Of ne people bagAn 70 paek
np theiF tants and starr for thsir homes.
AT oTHxR FONTS N souTH CAROLINA.
CHARLEsroa (S. O.. Sept. 2.-Spe
oiAia 30 the Nesps aAd Cearisr from
points 10 6oath Carolina ranging from
aho extreme uorthWesa 20 the sea eoaga
report severe nhe0ks of earthquake with
DoEs OF less damage 20 pr0peFty and
loss Of life. A. 0ranRebuFg TIE people
became 90 much alarmed that many
moved 90 Colombia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

oAYANN&m, SaBt &--faGaal knapauaaR
Slmpaaa al atlanta today eioc1ed A. n.
Wilson from 90 Post 0l1aa, and plAoa1
Oaplato q. ". AamaH in pcsron.
Wilsca ha1 poelltgoiF Ee&nged 10 1arn
oVoe toe ol1oe unlee1 foEce sAauld he
a7ad, and uen1 eat eagi1N. am 8liIl
Pog1mngeeg cf 8avnnnah. ProsAant
CisEolana had no riahl % auspana NJ
under the con.litutioa-" Wilson was
Halpsndod far alsnalps paElisanahip.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

81. LOuls. ssps. Asa LOuis 8, Bee
DsInor1. sspt a.-Esv Yerk ., De-
troit 8.
oHloAoO. .sspAa.-waahinaton 4. Chi-
oaRo 5.
kANsAs CErx. Sept. 2.-~ philadalphiA
10, Kansas Cliy IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

NV Yoak, Sept. 2--The steamship
Alaska. whinh eroandsd IN Gednaya
Ohannel, uas doated thie morning.
glctaEia ana mer mmshamd.
A story i uIinted kore tknl Vlciagia
6ahillinR has deasrtoG hax uuaaAman
husband. a1d it Is preeamed thal aha
has rslnrned b baR latheE. Momialnf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

WaaHFsGrcN. SeV4 2.-Ths Aelinr
8ecEs1aFy of the Iraasurg has iEE1et
cilealaR ealing tie at1eulicn af al the
eldosra and employees q 80 EroasalF
DNp4kAnent 30 the RreaitantN aE3aF %
&uly Il. Acc6s aarniHE Eon4fai clciaI1
aNAlm4t tutQFfsfcnHa IN poiiaiaa. Ah@
t.residantAs erdsE, wAiuA y pzinlea
thersoa h fniL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03

jameson, Smith q CufiinR have inal
received TIE following eabls from Lon-
dons
TIE Inlsrnational Grain NaEkot ul
Nieuna inanas an eatimm1e of ernpa ~
Is per eont. On TIE oontinent a1aeraiIF.
Hungary ia estimated al 81 per cent,
Rgamania at 100. Egypt at 80, Poland
&c 20. Northern Russia s. and CaniFal
HunrIs IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-03
FoF Sale.
Steamer Eliza Anderson

M M RRTAURANTR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14
STATE CONVENTION.
OFFICE OF
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv. May 20, 1886.
ATA MEETING OF THE REPUB-
~ lican State Central Committee OF
Nevada, held this day, it was resolved
that
REPUBLICAN
State CONVENTION
Be held at
CARSON CITY
on
Friday, September n, 1885.

At o'clock p. m,
For the purpose of nominating full State
ticket, viz:
Member of Congress.
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State,
Justice of Supreme Court,
Clerk of Su RENE ourt,
Attorney General,
State Controller,
Surveyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
State Printer,
Three Judges of the First Judicial District
The appointment OF State Central Commit
tee. and the transaction of su III other business
as may properly come before the Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14

mar Off
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14

n0-An Assay ONCE Is connected with
the Bank under the SC "crvisiOn OF M.
Of the United State Mint. Prompt and
reliable Bullion and Oore Assays Of
Gold, silver, Copper, Tn, Iron, Nickel,
Nan1anese, CfnnaAar, g., Ae.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14
A GOOD CHANCE.

The residence of Mrs. Able 10 sdered
for sale at . bargain ~ the owner 10
about goinG East. Inquire On the
vrunisAs or at this o0se. deelo0
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-14

The basis # representation to said Conyen.
ton was mad, as follows: One delegate for
each so votes, and one for each fraction of %
or over, cast for the Blaine and Logan Elec-
tors at the last election, aggregating IA Dele
gates, apportioned as follows:
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24

y boy or girl who is regular reader
Of newspapers, will grow up in intelligence,
and will use proper language in speaking
and writing, even if their education has
bccn limited. 1t is news, science, litora-
turo, history, geography and spelling COM
bincd. Sometimes it is little difficult to
get the children interested in newspapers,
but after they once get in habit their in
tcllcctual cravings are as keen as the de-,
sire for food, and it is as necessary to feed
their minds as their bodies. The local
paper is the first to attract their attention.
incidentally they first read some Of the
local affairs which come under their OBJ
scrvation, Becoming regular readers of
the home paper, they soon branch out into
the affairs of the world, and read the
general news of the day, aud finally be-
come competent to discuss matters of pub
lie interest, and arc useful and important
men and women.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24
SOMEHOW oH OTHER WE GET ALONG.

The good wife Lusllc,l about the house,
Her face still bright with pleasant smile,
As broken snatchCs of happy song,
Strengthened her hand and heart the while
The good man sat in his chimney nook,
His little clay pipe within his lips,
Aud all he'd made and all he Il lost.
Ready and quick on his finger tips.
" Good wife, I've Just been thinking bit,
Nothing has done very well this year
Money is bound to be hard to get
Evcrything's bound to be very dear;
How the cattle are going to be fed,
How were to keep the boys at school,
Is a kind Of a debit and credit sum
can make balance by my rule
She turned her round from the baking bread,
And She Iaccl him with a cheerful laugh;
"Why, husband dear, one would think
The good rich wheat was only chan
And what # the wheat was only cEaH,
As long a. We both are well and strong.
I'm not Il woman 10 worry u bit;
Somehow or other We &C: along.
"Into some lives some rain must fall,
Over all lauds the storm must beat,
But when the rain and storm arc o or,
The after sunshine /, twice n sweet.
Through every strait We have found road,
In cecry picf we've found i song;
We've had to hear and had TO wait
But suu,how or other We get along.
&" For forty years we Lave loved each other,
Stood lay each other whatever bcfcll,
Six boys have called ~ father and mother,
And ali are living and doing we'll.
We owe no man u cnny, my dear,
We're both - us loving, well AMI ,rOng.
Good man, wish you would smoke again,
And think how we'll we've cot along.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24

a FARMERS Observation-Disclosures anapo-
lis, Ind, September 13.-Thc ravagcs of
hog cholera in the central part of the State
arc matter Of serious study by those cen
ccrncd. An important discovery is alleged
to have been made by farmer .7,a.sei Shcp-
hard, near New Castle, Henry County. lie
had leng believed that the disease is nothing
but parasites or trichinn in the stomach OF
the hog, and to vindicatc his judgment he
held post mortcm examination upon hog
that died this week. With the naked eye
could be seen many of the parasites in the
second lining of the stomach. He COM
muncatcd the fact of the discovery to the
Secretary Of the State Board of .\gricult-
ure who has referred the subject to a mi
croscopist for examination aud report.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24

ONE uF THE CUESrNuTS .-'Daulcl.'
YES madam.
'ln leaning out the rooms, etc. prcpar
atory to finding places to hide away canned
goods for the winter, find in one Of the
wardrobrs this great heavy pair of rubber
boots. with such long tops. Whose are they
The Presidents madam
'hown in the les of one OF them. | find
this black bottle with high CORK What
is thrt for :
Bait
And in the other lex is an old pack of
cards wrapped in an oiIcloth. Whose are
they"
'Oh : sec. They are pair left over
by President Arthur.
Thanks, Danicr-irom the adjoining
room, - washington Crilir
y FI"Ir.--- ncic Sam--Wcll now,
what's the matter with you?
Texas want to fight Mexico
nclc Sam-Wcll, I'm not doing any
thing to prevent it
TcAas-lhata Just what I'm scoldin,,
about Why don At you come and hold me;
- Omuhu Uo,M
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24

Lct your wlic be the queen Of your home
aud Let that home be an earthly Edcn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-09-24
BARGAINS

Als1. in Sugar, Coffee. Bacon. Lard Hour
Rice. Meal, Nc. Flour from S2.2r 10 500 per
lun HIS. Pearl GritS fresh ground
Paper and Paper Sacks Tor country Merchants
cheap.
FISH-N fresh lot Of MacNcrcl u>t from
the Packers Will refund your money. il they
are not all right. Cali and see me
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-23
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Flour-Receipts, 49,
OTIS bbls; exports, q TAT bbls and 6.307 sacks;
less active; sales, 1850 bbls; patent Min
nesota extra good to prime 81. 50@4. rs.
Wheat-Recelpts, 237, TAO bu; exports, 137, 912
bu; spot lots shade lower and less active;
options opened heavy and 140sac lower, clos
ing firm. decline mostly recovered, specula-
tation quiet; sales, 3, 672, 600 blu futures, and
25s,000 blu spot; No. 2 spring, S9c; I'M
graded red, S0@SS1ac; No. red, s7A
Western, S7ssc; No. 2 red, S90S91ac; eleva-
tor, s01s@9Oaac; afioat, ss1a089c; store. No.
red, 94c; No. l white, soc; No. 2 red, Sep
TENDER, SS7s@9316c, closing $3.50; October.
9O3a@9Ossc, closing at S0s4c; November,
,915s9921s, closing at 921sc; December, $500
@e5c, closing at 945sc; March, 97Ac;
May, 995sc9S1. OO1s, closing at S1.001s; Corn
Spot lots nc and options 5000 lower
closing steady; receipts, $4,000 blu;
exports, 1850 blu; sales, 472,000 blu futures
and $4,000 bu spot; ungraded, 50A052c: No.
3 SIC afioat; No. 2swhite, 53c delivered; No.
September, 51sa@515sc. closing at 51sac;
October, 521a@521lc. closing at 52Ac. Oats
4@Ac lower; receipts, $1,000 blu; exports,
1,450 bu: sales, $4,000 blu futures and 50 600
bu spot; mixed Western, 33035c; white, 36@
43c. Cotfee-Spot fair; Rio firm at 10c;
options shade lower and dull; sales, 10,25O
bags: September, $S.350S.40: October, $40;
November, $40; December, $S.35@S. 40;
January, $50; February, Ss.4O@S.45. Sugar
dull; good granulated, Lice. Molasses
dull but firm. Turpentine dull at 3455c.
Eggs firmer and in fair demand; receipts,
l,S97 packages: 1514015Ac. Pork quiet and
unchanged; sales 800 bbls mess; quoted at
S1050 for old. Lard a trifle higher, but quiet:
Western steam spot, S7.521S; September,
s7.5@7.56; October, $7.15; November, $3.50
Butter firm and in fair request; Western, 10
622c. Cheese unchanged and quiet Lead
quiet. Tin steady.