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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

At noon: spots-Dull and inclined TO
droop. Sales, 5000 bales, Of which
American 800 bales. Receipts, $1,000 bales,
OF which American $500 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: Ordinary, iJsd;
middling, 6}sd; middling uplands, 5'ied
middling Orleans, sgd.
Futures opened dull and inactive and
cloned easy, as follows;
[The prices are given IN pence and 6iths
thus Ad3 means 40J.6id, and 6.0i means
.i-64d.l
At p,m.-April Sl5d. SELLERS April
May, 5.lbi, sellers; May-Jnnc, oiled, sellers
June-July, 5l7d. buyers; July-August alo
sellers August-Septcmbcr, oiod, sellers
Septembcr-0 October, S.isd, sellers October
November, sod, sellers; September, S.iod,
eilers
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Cash quotations wcrr as follows.

Flour--ln fair demand aud prices firm at
a slight advance over last week,
No. spring wheat size No. spring
wheat, 7i61ac; No, . corn, 5Gsc; No. 2
oats, Sas.@SS2c; No. 2 rye, 6aci No. 2
barley, 55WSec; No. flax seed, Sl.45; prime
timothy sccd, S26S92ea
Mess pork, perArl, Sit.i2 sGlA.lb; Land, per
100 lbs, S70it7.59,S short rio sides, loose.
s.ss dry saltod shoulder, boxed, $1,lSCo
6oe short clear sides. boxed, S.5oc.l.5S.
Reccipts-flour, 1900 brlS, wheat, gIoo
hu. corn. l0iuoo bu; oats, iOl 900 bu; rye,
Loo hu; harley, 1900 bu.
Shimmcnts-flouE ia,Ono brlS wheat
Eco hu; corn, 0Aoo hu, oats l9Oo hW
rye. 1900 bu. harley, iO.ooO bu.
ST LorIs Mo, April l7.--Flour-Strcng
and active; $50 Ia $As0 Wheat Opened
about lc higher than Yesterdays CLOSE and
adVanc,l sharply. A Nsc,ion caused the
gain 10 be lost, but tho market went only &c
eclow the opening, when boom started the
price M again. aud the closc was &c above
Yesterdays close, No . rcd cash, So, Nav,
Sta. OaSNA.o. closing 90 Si'.c june, S's,d
sa'.c closing 81 SS'sc; luly, Sis@ I,,C
closing al $50; August, $50 &C closing
81 SSAC December, S5S9SSA.c, closing at
Ss'sc
Cona-IArecly higher and nervous max.
ing "a nc at a jump backward and for
ward NAY sald higher thsn ever botorc In
thu crop cash. 81 4. al nc; MAY, 5oNaSlhc
closing al u ,tc, June, Siss l1i y, closing at
81 sc July. 5ox@SiAlC closing AZ AlAc,
August. Sllsc Oais--Ouiei; cash, Sass 'sc;
Nav, S2s.c Ryc---OSc bid. Barlcy--Nery
dan, Rran-Sso Cornmoal-Strong at $aUo
C126S
aAy-Firm; pnme timothy, siAoos
N.e0. prairie. SSOoaiaco
Rutter--lirm, creamery, 2sSsSc; dairy,
ISda6c
Ecgs-l2c.
Provisions - Strong Pork Sil5o. Lard,
g. 1Sga5S IS. Dry salt, meats - Boxed
shoulders SN55lIS.S5i.; long clears, :, 80.
also. clear ribs, S7.Ssus g; short clears
s. s0,a7 eS. Racon--boNet shoulders, $685. -
long cloars. S7.5S67. -, clear ribs $3.50
7.aS; short clears, $siS9s.25. Hsms-Steadyi
si0O0ai20a
RcceipIs--Fiour. 1000 brls wheat, 5000
bu: corn. 23,0oO bu; oats. 1900 bu; rye,
none. harley. 400 hu.
augmentation. N 600 hrls. wheat 10.
GO bu; corn. i5,op bu; oats 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, loo bu.
Afternoon Board whcai--Barely steady:
MAY, Aisc; June. sSisc; Jply, sSAc bid; lie.
cembcr. sac bid. Corn.-llighcr; May,
Size; June, 5is.c, nominal; July, 5lh,
asked. Oats firm; May. Size, June. S2lsc
KAxs.s Crr. No, April iT.-wbcai =
Higher; No. 2 soft, cash, So bid, 81 sc askcd
MAY, sic bid. s3c asked.
Corn-stcady; No .. cash. i6itc bid. 4sis,
asked; May, l6.c bid. Fa.c asked; June
A. &c bid July. {si.c bid, i9e asked.
Oats--No. ., 81 jsc bid.
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FIu-Markccl, half hrlS No I. s-.s&
No >, t6sS iolb la No. I, sLia, No. ?
10 Dry herring, family. 10 Icr box
Hoe PeoRuCrs-hirhcr mes pork sisoo
6iSsst sugar cnrcd hams. ioA.iali e; hrcas-
fasi hacon i0A.tailAC hacon, clear f1h
sides sc. hnlk pork char siacS ,as'tc
clear m sides 'Aa5'so long clear, 'Aet
"a. shoulders 0isc
Latr--rS~. NC half lrls 7Ac; kegs Nc
choice kciilc stasr higher.
FErsn MrAEs-Ihoicc hccl. hindg lnricrs
zoe. iorcqunritrk AC. second grade, hind
quarters, S. forcqunriers o.. Shccn ieo.
Hor,l NC
PIos Frrf-nrls, $50. bali brls ssco9
Ahl kccS Sl.s1
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Groceries.

NEW YoHK, April 7.-CoHee-spot fair;
Rio quiet at i4,zc. Options a shade lower
and less active. Sales 5000 bags; April.
al .OOali .05; May, $40 s0dlOs5; June, sfO0O
CsiO.0S. July, SO 2oCdi026: August 5000,
September. ~. s0d9.n0 October. $3.50, De-
ceinber, so.s0aao0, January, $500, Febru.
airy. 500. sugar-firm and quiet; fair re.
filming quoted nj 4 i3-i6c; centrifugal, 06o
test, 5tfc; molasscs grades, 4Ca4Nc; refined
firm; yellow, 8 5-lGCa5 7-iCc; of "a" 0i-l6c:
mould "A,"71c; cut loaf and crushed. Sc;
powdered, 7@7i.c. enthusiastically. Rice
Steady
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From the indianapolis scn,eneL
II will take time 10 solve the race prob
lem In the south. II will never be solved
by waving the bloody shirt; by reviving
the jealousics, prcjudices and hatreds
which cmbittercd the whites and blacks
against each other during the rcconstruc-
ton era; by stirring up sectional animosi-
ties, or by restoring the Republican party
20 power. More progress has been made
toward the solution Of this problem dur
ing the three years Of Democratic admins.
tration than during the twenty years OF
Republican rule that preceded Il.
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product. Trading howeSet was not large,
tbeSe being too much excitement and action
IN gram io ,. operators togge more Gun ana nn
orator sold what the pork buyers wanted,
but the largest purcl,aser only took 1900
barrels May opened at SIl IS, declined to
$li.05, reacted, and CLOSED at / o'clock at
A4.l7lg, q decline OF i0c from yesterdays
last sales. Lard was slow and &c lower.
May sold at H,70G7 72iE aud closed at
1913. short Ribs declined 7l9@l0c, May
sold at G,l71Cg7.2 20, and Closed at $500
The leading futures rankcA as follows
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U\Y-Choioc. from storc, aS',fsi 90 car
load. from levcc OF dcpot siSS0tSiaSo
primo, store. glda3itc; car load. troH lcVsc
or depot, Si5.oIlsoe prairie, from s,0Tc,
OOC70c; car load, from lcycc OF depot, sl0m
s5iA.un
BE,N-Fron siorc. t.c0 from lovcS "
depot s90oo
CoES-From store. white, oas- mixed. Sc
ftlm levcc OF depot. white. In bulk. SIC. IN
sis, CO, mixed In bulk, Sic IN skS sc
oATs-frum store. white, iAy MIXED. zoe
from levcc OF depot, white in bulk. Sc; In
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RANK ctE.niNas.
Grain aud PRO, I.Ien..

CmcAso, H.. April i1..-when trading be-
gan ON change this morning the Interest In
wheat exceeded that ~ previous days since
the revival Of speculation ON the floor. 10
strong was the bull feeling that the opening
WIS lust IL higher than the closing last
night, and during the first hour the range of
prices covered L. for all leading futures
Wheat sold today 7c higher than u did seven
DAYS ago ranging N liMs2A.c Tor May The
early rumor " the death of Emperor Fred
erick aud the excitement over tile crop att
uation, together with the buying cmEe which
comes with every successful bulge, caused
prices to Jump up nj one time ncrly 20 over
the outside price ON Monday. Realizing later
brought q sharp reaction, which wipcd ont
part of the advance. The close NJ i0clock n.
IN. Tor May WAS Sc, or &c better than the
top aud closing price lasl night the close
for the day was A.c les. Tho real
iEaiion Just before the close was heavy
aud general. Conspicuous on the bull side
today was a leading operator, who was
backed by the country and the local bulls
Another dealer closed out line VI about
i,0co, 900 bushels of May at sc. While other
markets were not ~ Strong IA here, every
thing NJ home aud abroad helped the upward
tendency. Except for May, The uniform adj.
vance Tor the day Ia wheat futures was lc
There was not the same excitement In corn
as IN wheat, but al any other time the same
action In corn would be- remarkable. For
/ MAY the action was like that of wheat, from
the fact that closing sales sent the price al.
most back Ia the starting point. MAY opened
at bG,sc, or sc over last night. sold down 10
b5'stsasc and then M 10 Sc from which
realizing sales caused decline io isA@ig.c
NJ the clo-'. prime also opened ~ higher
AZ haAc, sold down a. 6liEc, and an Ia
5S,sc, and closing NJ 6hjkc.
Oats showed q downward tendency from
the opening until wheat aud corn showed
20 much strength, when prices rallied and
advanced A.C over last night May sold AT
52AMfl'sc, closing al SAFE
Rccelpis ~ hog, largely exceeded the rsti
mnics ana priccs declined NOM This
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Cmo,oo, III, April ls.-The Drorer,' jour.
nal reports. Caitle-Receipts, G5Qo head
steady; steers, tS0OCt5.OO, stockers aud
feeders, g. SS0s37O; cows, bulls and mixed
81. 7Od3.00 Texas steers, Sl0OCdlO0.
Hogs-RecciptS $1,000 head shipments,
1900 Market weak and 30 lower, mixed,
Is. 25d5.JO heavy, saf0fG5.Gi; light,
s.. 20a5.45. skips, s35OahS0
shccp--Rcccipts, 600 head: shipments.
, 90 head. Market active higher, natives,
o. OOdG50 western, S5.2jGlG.jO Texans,
g.. 75Ctl. 75 lambs, o.. jOCd7.O0.
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How testimonials are most reliable, aud
n YOU will se your name and address We
will send statements Of numbers Of the best
citizens Of Nashville rcgariing the wonder
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pilooint
ment. ID never fails. Fifty cents aud 81
pcr bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville. Team. For sale by
Hester. 2S3 Main street.
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Honsrs--Fair demand; drivers, sl5o@26O
good saddle, Sl60@2Jo; plugs Ho@lOo; Texas
ponies, $l5t926
MuLEs-Fair demand; i5,S TO 10 hands
high $l756a2OO
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New York Dry aeod. Market.

Nrw yonK, April i7.-'rhcrc was a very
quiet market with agents, but more doing
with jobberu, though often there was more
inquiry for blcachod cottons by the manu-.
featuring trade. Agents have made the price
OF American indigo blue prints 0lsc.
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nean,i.. Of a IIIsh TarIa.

Prom the Portland Eastern Angus
Here Is one Of the beauties Of high
tariff. The German government charged
impost duties upon the beautiful wrcaihs
OF flowers sent from other countries TO be
placed upon the dead Kaiscr's coffin.
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ST. Lorrs, No, April .-wool-Quic, and
uneasy; washed, bright medium, liCa22c,
coarse braid. i3Ct2Oc; low sandy, lOttlsc;
fine, light, l3@iac; hnc. heavy, lOal7c; un.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
WEDNESDAY.
Frlars Point ...........coAHoxA, bp. m.
Gold Dnst.....,..........Ro Rosa LEI, 5p. m.
White River. .CnicKAsAw, 8 pm.
MOyelne nts At the LeNee.

Arrivals Arkansas City, 81. Louis Paris
G. Brown, New Orleans; Jay Gould, New Or
leans; City Of Vicksburg, Natchez; U. 7.
schenck, Cincinnati.
@. Brown and Ohio, Cincinnati; Jay Gould,
ST. Louis; u r. schenck, New Orleans; City
Of Vicksburg, st. Louis; Eugene, Arkansas
river Rene Macrcady st. Francis river.
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OH and rurpcutiue.

CrrvriASp, o., April l7.-Pctrolcum-
Steady; y w., ilO', nc.
wiLNSeroS, n. C., April l5.-Turpcntlne
-firm at SIC.
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MuIes md IHorseA

mcr yellow, S9@40c; prime cotton seed meal,
Si0.50@I7o0 carload lots; less than car
load, SIS. 0O6lls.50
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rox s.ooxl Work

Al reasonable prices, 60 TO the Memphis
Trunk factory. Duke Goodman, proprie-
tor. g3l Main street.
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,n....,,,,e. nj an. rarin.

Prom the Dayton ,o) Democrat
oitar Of roses, for the rich, ircei castor
oil, for the poor, $50 per cent.
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STAKE OF the Rivers.

OFflCH Si0SAi sERvtcE. U. :. A.,
NeNrHis. April Il, pm
The following observations are taken At all sta
lions named AZ 18Th meridian time. which Is one
hour later than Memphis time.
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ua,,,. mud s,ocLs.

The following list is corrected regularly
and may be Tcgarled ~ the latest quotations
hank STOCKS.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm
and closed quiet middllng, pAc. Sales,
1000 bales, Of which 600 TO exporters aud 900
20 spinners
ExcusSoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7ac: good ordinary, $40; low
middling, o., middling, CSC; eood mid
ding. s,.e, middlins fair, To-, fAir, nominal
Dusty, hc 10 ic lower.
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DAiLY coTroN srArrNrNr

Imports NACRRi So warn NAL
RRR, ~ CoSs wRnio L. No&TRR
Kcs1MRh 90. X Ch&nRh NJ. steam
~. . varons 10 Total. 30 bales
Ispors-M 6l2 Ia NRR a. Goa
twRR az, l.. No& tn, ioo Total, ilsl
bales.
NEw YoRK.
Spots opened quiet aud closed easy; mid.
aling, eAc Sales. i,0oi bales Quotations
we're ~ follows Ordinary, &c; good ordinary.
s7-ioc low mlddllng. o 5.iGc, middlins.
ekci good middlng. To-; middimg fair
10 ii.i0C. fair, n 5.i0c.
Futures opened easy and closed quiet,
A. follows April, aG@o6s, May, 0.0la
eo2 juno, 07l@o52, July. osoaasi, Au.
gust a6@Ss7; September, a0s@o o. oc,o.
Der. atiaat2, November, pa2aH ~. Deem.
her, a,1@03i; January, ag08ai2. Sale,
co. 300 bales.
INV ORLEANS.
Cotton exchange closed today. election
day. No report
DAILY ronr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Pnmr Cnrpr On,-si@ssr. prime SUN.
mer yellow, Sba3Gc. choice cooking sum.
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MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady -Middling Cotton. $50
Sales Today, 1000 Bales--The Tone
of the General Market steady--Meats
Higher.
Arrr.l OFFICE,
EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and east, on
demand, y. discount buying. New YORK
and principal cities north and cast sight
X discount buying New Orleans - DIS
count buying.
Selling Rates On New York, y per cent
premium on sums below $1,000 sl.So per
g. 600 premium on sums Of $1,000 or more;
on Cincinnati, ST. Louis or Louisville, A.50
per $1,000 premium on all sums ON New
Orleans, $50 per A., 600 ON all sums. Prime
commercial sterling, S4.s2Cpis2h.
Hubbard, Price & Cos. circular says The
decline in Liverpool Is reflected here, and
our market for options opened six points
OF. Trading remained limited, but with no
special desire to sell, prices kept steady aud
under some demand TO cover short engage
F. monts, recovered two points, closing quiet
and steady.
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Miscellaneous.

wmsKY---stnight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 5O6aOO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, ~ i0q3OO. Eastern ryCs. ti.SSCtdO0.
according 10 age aud make. common whisky,
sCt9n.s5. according 10 proof
BAoCisg--OCt5r.
Tifs--ti. OO0l.ib
snor-nrop, $i.to buck, ti.0,.
Nuns--iron. t2io steel. o. eSaaSS
rovp1n--kegs. 800 half kegs i975
quarter Neg, $50.
llIprs.-bry iiint No l, ne: No. 2 Nc.
dry saliei, CAS-. green salicd, No. I, g.. No.
?, Be- grcn, S@tc, shccp-kins, iocCtsl.Oo,
irregular
Common, gS@Ssc, on,cr Eradc,,
lsCts5c.
sur. -Garcit,, sioS Ralph's. io2s.
railroad, th2i. Gail a Az, tnoo
Coat On-.l'rime white, wholesale lois, ioc
per gal.
woob BURY grease wool. unwashcd, isd
lsc clear grease wool, 25f1a.y. bury washed,
600 l0c tub washed. J19Jt.
BrpwAK- isdAr.
TALLoW-3@3lsc.
Frrs aNp sEtSs-.-Dccr. 90GSsc, bear. o. o.
@7O0. mink. lb6t ~. coon, hunter handled
ibei7jc country handled. iba0oc; otter
~ .uodb ~ beaver. 50cttta.an Wild cat, $50,
2S,iiuK ist95sc. muskrat, i0Csisc; opo-som
l0@iSci wolf Socet2o, skunk, l1@5eC
| panther bArfssi.uJ.
sEEbs.-.Red clover. N5s per bu timothy,
/ SIS per bu. herds Gic per hu. blus grass,
/ " - pcrbu. orchard grus., 81 .t0di 10 per hu,
| Lave stock.
sHErr-Choice o.; medium. 8,faic.
L.ans-Choice, 300 common 20 good.
per head, $3.50.
GR,ss C,rH-C Choice, s'l@ NC, good ~.
m3lfci iau 10 medium, 2'fteSc; scallawags,
| lis@2c.
iIooa-cholce light, Sas9c good, iA@Sc
common, 4kGsilsc.
Gotten seed rreasss.
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LoSpoS, April II, Up m.--consols closed
at ~ a-i0 for money and 70 il-lG for the
account Bar silver. t2isd per ounce. The
Hand q England gained $500 bullion on
balance today.
BHHiiS, April 1.-THE statement ~ the
Imperial Hank OF Germany shows an increase
In specie Of 3n,iOs,ooo marks.
PARis April i7.-Thrcc Per cent rcnte,
sif lOc for the account.
RANK cLE,niNos.
CHICAGO, ~, April i7.-Cloarings ior the
day were ~ sS2,UoO.
NV YonE, April i7.-Clcarings, tii2, 1Ol,
500; balances, N,GsaS3
ST. Louis, Mo, April i7.-Clcahng., g.
O2s, sO7. balances, $50 5.
B.LriNour, Nd. April H.. - Clearing.
g., s2n, s,s3; balances, tSto,D57.
BosroS, Mass, April i7--Clcahnrs, So
Gi6, 5tD balances, n,biG3A.
| Puu,prirni., Ia, April i7.-Clearings
81, 2,n, Gl9, balances u,pisSiL
Nrw OntraNs, Ia, April E.--Clcaring'
Yesterday, 81. SIS, 01i. today, ~, 10J ass
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srArtoSS

iAbOve Low ,h.n...
Water.
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G. III. v. st. Ry. One Fare
Excursions.

Fairfield County fair, at Lancast-
er, O., Oct. 8, to Is. Round trip
tickets will be sold at one fare
from all stations on Hooking Val
ley and River Divisions, during the
fair, and will be good returning
until Sept. IA, inclusive.
Athens County Fair, at Athens
Aug. %, to 81, round trip tickets
will be sold from Lancaster, Straits
vile and intermediate stations, at
one fare on the above dates, tickets
good for return passage until Sept.
l, inclusive.
Jackson County Soldiers Re.un-
ion at Wellston, O., Aug. %, to 80,
round trip tickets will be sold from
all stations on River Division to
Macarthur Junction, at one fare,
during the Reunion. Tickets
good returning until Aug. 81.
Gallia County fair, at Gallipolis,
o., Aug. 80, to Sept. l, round trip
tickets will be sold from Pomeroy,
Macarthur and intermediate sta
tions, at one fare, on above dates,
good returning until Sept. 2, inclu-
siVe.
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@. HI. v. & T. Ry. G.. A. r.,
Excursion Rates.

Commencing Sept. 7, and con-
tinuing until Sept. -, round trip
tickets will be sold daily to Col
umbus at rate of one cent per mile
in each direction, good returning
until Sept. 10, inclusive.
If you desire to secure valuable
Information relative to arrange
ments for the 22d, Annual Encamp-
ment of the g. A. r., ask your
agent for a G. II. V. & Il. Ry.
Grand Army folder, which gives a
complete map of the city, location
of camps, points of interest, and
much Information of value to the
stranger.
Special trains will be run to and
from Columbus daily, during the
encampment, in addition to the
regular trains, and no effort will be
spared to give our patrons good
accommodation.
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Summer Resorts.

If you are going to take vaca-
tiOn, during the hot summer
months; to rest your tired brain
and body, and secure that re-invi-
gOration that can only be obtained
by rest in pleasant, cool, healthful
surroundings, far removed from
your business and daily cares, call
on or write any ticket Agent of the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway, or the undersign-
ed, and information relative to the
cost OF transportation, the best
routes, time of trains, how long it
will take you to reach your des.
tinatiOn, Hotel rates Il c., will be
cheerfully given you.
Following u small list of summer
tourist points, to which the q. III.
V. d Il. Ry, is the best and quickest
route.
Lake side, PUTIN Bay and Green
Springs D. .Chautauqua, Buffalo, and
Niagara Falls, New York, Au train,
Cheboygan, Huronia Beach, Indian
River, Grayling, Mackinac Island,
Sault-ste-marie, Petosky, Oakland,
and Marquette, Mich, Montreal,
Quebec and all points on the st.
Lawrence River, and White Noun.
tain resorts.
Cedar Lake Park, Elkhart Lake,
GOgebic Lake, Lake Mills, Mari.
enette, Menasha, TOmahawk Lake
Neenah, OconomOwoc, Pelican
I,aka paWaukae and Wankasha
Wis.,, Berkley Springs, Ft Spring
and Kanawha Falls, w. Va, Alton
Capon Springs, Cold Sulphur Spring
Daggers Springs, Healing Springs
Jordans, Millboro, Natural Bridge
Newport News, Orkney Springs
Rawley Springs, Red Sulphur
springs, Rockbridge Alum,s ring
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-25
Sunday School Picnic.

On Thursday the Presbyterian
Sunday School, had an excursion
to Haydenville and picnic dinner
at that place. About two hundred
parties, mostly children accom-
panied the excursion.
Arrived at Haydenville the
party were conrteously received by
Mr.. John Jones, the gentlemanly
Superintendent of the works and
conducted the party to the spacious
grounds, where the party gave full
rein to the enjoyment of the house
and grounds, until dinner was
ready.
After dinner the party enjoyed
themselves in various ways until
$3.50 p. m. when they in body
visited the immense Tile and Fire
Clay Works of the Haydenville
Mining and Manufacturing Co.,
and witnessed the process of con-
verting the Fire Clay of our hills
into Fire Brick, Paving Blocks,
Sewer-pipe, Flue Innings and the
many other articles which make
the works at this place one of the
largest and most prosperous in the
United States.
The return trip was began at or
near 5p. m. and arrived at Logan
at $500 we'll pleased with the days
enjoyment.
: NOTES.
John Jones has the thanks of
both old and young for liberal
supply of peaches, and excellent
lemonade.
The ball playing was immense.
Miss Ella Boyd is the champion
catcher. Mary p. Hart as base
runner distances the field. DR..
Pullen is proficient as short-stop.
Rev. Moore pitches with profess
sional curve.
The Haydenville store and Office
building is the most handsome and
convenient of its kind in the State.
1t must be seen to be appreciated.
The tile works will require a
separate article to adequately de-
scribe the works.
The inhabitants of Haydenville
did all in their power to make the
visit pleasant, and they succeeded.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-08-25
G. H. v. & T. Ry.

Low rate excursion to the OPEN
of the Ohio Centennial, at Colum-
bus, o., Tuesday Sept. 4. Round
trip tickets will be sold from all
stations on this line to Columbus
and return at one cent per
mile each way, tickets good re-
turning until Sept. 8, inclusive.
The grand parade will take place
on this date about II: 100 o'clock A.
M. and will be participated in by
thousands of people in addition to
the Ohio National guard six thou
sand strong.