davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

THE YOUNG MEN.-Tho desire which
young men feel to be clasacd az men or
the world is another OF the evil I'M.
iluences which areat work iusidlouslv
undermining the morals of tho renn6.
he. The idol they erect Is creature
without manly instinct or feeling
oeing whose entire organization is Of
selfish composition. aud who views
lie merely as an eroist. liza
Is an apostle If Ep.curus. whose
Sole ambition Is TO experience
pleasurable sensations, aud who cm-
pioys any means % gain his ends
Truth, honor. virtue. and sentiment ana
scorned by him as unworihyl3f The man
OF the world. This is the model Too
many young men try to follow. They
soon az religion. because il is manly
they plunge into dissipation. because il
IS manly and they deny tho dictates Of |
Their conscience, became they fear In |
withstand the ridicnie OF the e~ois,s
Ihey worship.-lhe AmerieQa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

W. quote the opinion of the New
York Sun 10 the effect that certain Re.
publican Congressman from Tennessee
and North Caroliua propose to block
tho Republican organization Of the
House, unless they are given more
offices, and as the majority is not likely
% bs more than thrso or four. these
patriots may perform the Malone and
klddleberger act that brought the
Senate and the Arthur administration
10 the deal.
Let the merry war 20 on.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
cuIIed and condensed.

hit'N ana commenced.
The iiillsvile Virgini0n consoles it
self with the remarks: we are having
a fine time for ducks and mu'
turtles.
II is stated that the Norfolk an'
Western Railroad Company will lay
double track on its line between
Roanoke and Vinton in the near futur,
The Pocahontas Coal Company j.
shipping from six 10 eight thousand
tons OF coal daily from the Pocahonia'
regions. and it is estimated that the
aggregate shipments for Jdly will
amount 10 10000 tons. the largest foI
any one month in the history Of the
company.
The Pearisburg TUgiaim thinks that
in the event of Malone getting the
nomination. the " kickers' will either
be- forced 30 support HIM or kick them
selves out of the party and their chance
for sharing I'm the sp0ils. Thsreup0n
the l'uginiaH drops into poetry rs fol-
lows.
..fris sweet 90 kick: but OH. how bitter.
70 Kick ant kick, and then not hit herr
After a careful summing mp Of the
situation the LynchbUrg -idr0Hce comes
to the following conclusion 90 Meth o.
er candidate so far, however, has any
thing like q majority Of the conven-
ton. or WILL come within 3CJ Of it on
the first ballot. If an the present candi-
dates named continue IN the field. In
the convention of 1877 the vote on the
iisl ana 5vF'l"t y,uris '@ ,,o',, s'oo"
ABOUT as iviloWs Do'iio'' flo 'i'uyuo'
f-t' ilo lilu"s -''' ,'"el'''i,b' .'' "l'
iiiseie Conlin"eu i0l 'ilo Ni't gay
anu "'5'''
Dmr1ic Rcqisfer. "If YOU want TO
take a steamboat ride on the Dan lin
your lllnu jus' q. "D" IL 9H l"7 'ion
"i iu-' N"''' l"c i'''i "'-"' al'u"
,.liiieul"'ely over ONE VI .i'e 71ol9 i''.'ls,
IN o"' T.. q, W. ''l. '''g' - ""s'i 'i'u
o.. '
III -. ~. ~ ',i',
d" 5 1'''"n " .'- ''.i '''
i"'' "l PIN A'V'S "i ''V"'' li'' ID, u'''"
.s pfIiel' "n" was inuDn enJ 'yeu yes
''l'a5 ny he" spap'i niau anu
i''''' 'o'oi'- D'y'
The Roanoke Timesthinks that silkcul-
.ure mas vet become profitable indus
try iu this State. aud &c advises an who /
have homes of their own i'm the cour-
.rv might fluid the rearing of silk .
worms source of profit I'm the end 10
10 them individually. while they would /
DO ,he same t'me and in building mp I
d. d . O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

The Chicago america has a good car
toon representing Justice .defied by a
.eyolver and the Cfonin assassius step
ping out Of the back door. BY all
means let Chicago stand the call rs she
did in the Anarchist trials, aud yindi-
cate Justice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

The HOOsiER ON ROYALTY. The inn
pudence of'some OF these people in the
House Of Commons Is somelhing shock
ing. They actually questioned the lt.
Hon. W. IL. Smith, the government
leader. yesterday as to the amount of
the Queens savings. Luckily. he was
cute enough to see that she'd hardly OBJ
tan her request If the people bur knew
how much she was putting away In her
stocking out Of the civil list. He re-
fused to answer the question and went
on TO tell how much the Queen needed
the money. She gets only S3 900. 00n a.
year as reward to herself and her
numerous family for being alive n
any OF the royal blood dies De loscs his
situation at ouce.--CHic0g0 N0cs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PlTHi PARAGRAPS
BY PEERLESS PENNEN

Draw 10 Three kings-t"ncre-s of Amer
lean Power--Thc California Wine In
dusiry-W anamaIscr's Telegraph Toll
The congo-Othcr Topics ~ Interest.
DRAW To THREE KINGS. Although
the proposed meeting Of The Car. EN-
peror William and Emperor Francis
Joseph at Berlin would be accompanied
by the not less important Joint confer
cnce Of Prince Bismarck. Count Kal-
nOky and VI. de Giers, yet we are not 90
presume that its aim would be b. turn
the triple into n quadruple alliance.
Gould. Austria and Russia agree TO help
each other on their respective paths to.
ward SalOnica and C0nstantinOple, Ger
many might not stand IN the way. and
Italy's consent could be forced or
bought, England, as usual. being left
out in the cold. But since the plan
of settling the Balkan question
by "A division Of the spoils has been So
long rejected for the opposite one of
jealous rivalry. a quadripartite agree
ment on this subject is not now to be
expected The suggested meeting must
rather be looked upon as q fresh evil
dence of Prince Bismarck s sincere de- |
sire for peace and an adequate reason I
for IL is the alleged need of comforting /
about Anarchists and Socialists and the /
asylums now furnished to them. This /
would naturally suggest the common /
interests Of imperialism. aud also the |
oerIls Of its alliance with French Re
)ublicanism, for instance. which is q
)oint Prince Bismarck might like to
IMPRESS on the Cary. y Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

THE CAuF0RSIA WINE INDUSTRY. -
Reports from California indicate that
the wine industry of that State is srrl-
ously depressed In spite OF the wide
and wins0me advertisement which has
been given TO California wine. by Miss
KITE Field. they DO not seem 10 SEN in
sufficient quantity or at sufficient high
prices to remunerato The 0rilmal pro-
ducer. The wine is sold by The retail
dealers at fancy fsures enough. bat tie
man who raises tine grapes, somehow or
other invariably comes out behind. -
Washington Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

BOULANeER.-lt would certainly be
am excellent thing for France if That
country could be permanently relieved
of Boulanger. and If he bad been left
alone when he showed his cowardlv
nature by fleeing TO Holland and
thence to England to avoil trial
ON a trumped-up charge by the sem
ate. the country would have been well
and easily rid OF him. But the French
men could not let him alone in hi. dis
grace. and allow him To- complete DBL.
own downfall They must needs begin
TO kick mis- PROSTATE form until the
mercurial people began again o. pity
him and then 10 admire him Soon lhev
will forget that he is craven Duluth
Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
3bt Dailp Gimtra.
PUBLISHED ny THE TIMEs COMPANY
OFFICE; soi EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA
THE DAILY TIhm.
CITY DsLtNsrr.

Delivered Ia any part 81 She ELY and Kan
chester by carriers at IA cents POT rssk.
Persons desiring the 1iss. dsnvsrsd n
their homes can secure 10 10y pssisi card 70
quest or order through telsphens No. 80
Whom delivery is irregular immsdiss com
plant should be made 10 lhs ofrss. The I'D
Dire. may be changed 20 desired. n care be
taken in all cases TO mention thu Old and
ssv address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

WANAMAKER's TELEGRAPH TOLL
The Her0ld saws OF the Postmaster
General's decree of one mill word.
Now for as legal aspect The Western
Union admits lhat by acl OF Congress
government telegram, "haye priority
over All other business 80 such rate. a,
the Postmaster General hall annually
fix. But it donies that ibis gives the
Postmaster General unlimited ai.c-e-
ton to make the rates as low a- Doe
pleascs. Such unlimited discretion
would liinnlv ofnrnru4r f.f.-. t.- .....f.c
them nominal, and thus virtually reduce
them 10 nothing. II he can fx the rate
ai mill Uorn DE can fix tamil por
hundred 0r thousand words
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

AGNOsTICIsM AND CHRISTIANITY For
some m0nthsau interesting controversy
has been carried ON in thc London Nnc
fecHfh century between Professor Iuy-
ley on the one hand and various self
appointed champions az Anglican Chris
tani,y upon the other. The latter have
commended ihat the modern term agnes
ticism is only q hypocri''.al and cow
ardly synonyme for inilelity and theg
have challenged Professor Huxley as
one of the chief agn0-tics o. show
cause why the approbrious name Of me
hdei Is not applicable 90 o mau holding
his opinions. Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

THE CONGo.-A report was recently
published in Europe that agents of the
Congo Free State were IN the habit of
buying slaves from native dealers for
their personal use. and that some of
them also had land the foundations Of
hdrems that babe fare 90 become some
what extensive establishments 8
gentleman recently from tho Congo
region. who has lived there for several
years, was in this city hort time ago
and according to mis- account tle report
Is exaggerated. though there lisa gain
of truth in it-New York SiN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
RAILROADS.


nJcuNoND FREDERICKSBURG
Is. AND POTOMAC RAILROADn.-sene.au,'
commencing APRIL 2lst' il''
standard time; ....,,, ,.sti,,. s.nps
IA ana. leaves Byrd-Gtreet station GA s,ol'
md Fredericksburg. sleeper "
Washington and New loiN'
il.O7 am. leaves BYrd-siroct -tat'on '"N,' u
e.9,n m leaves Byrd-strcct statiOs dai)
deeper 20 New YORK. ..... ..,i.
s.50 Am. arrives at Byrd street 'ls'ipl '''-
sleeper from New YORK. .,.,,.
s.3s nm. arrives at Byrd street fDt~yii Ntis
stops AZ frtceflckstiIk, ni .i'u.
Junction and A.bl1 Il. sleeper ifeM
Wnshing'f AMI New York.
1910 nm. arrives ~ Rvri-EtrCct station utiiS
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY FxCzTT SUNDAYS.
6tsam. loavcs r.ha. Arrives at Ashland 90
4.8 ann. -..
go pru. accommodation. leaves lyrd-strooi
station arrives % Ashland 90 pni.
6.0i PM. leaves Elha; arrives a. Ashland 81
eij pm.
5ij am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland OBJ o'Vo
s:85 en. accommodation. arrives AZ Byri
street station; leaves Asn'Al .l i..i
$50 pu. arrives 1T Cha leaves Ashland a.
TAYLOR. General Ticket sgoa-
=. 4. %. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
RAtIROADs.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
T TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYSCHBJRg
SCHEDULE ~ r,ff.E.c,TT, NAY Y. l'ss
$50 a. ". Daily. va Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg d 4
a. y. daily arrive Norfolk 30
$40 A. ". Daily. riq Richmond and Poierstur,
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg BIZ d
A. y. no. leaves Petersburg Dr..
a. for FsrmvIlle. Lynchtlr.
hoa.ose. tr'.io. hnofy ~, ,, az AZ
COACH no kADFOkD.
200 r. a. Daily. fi0 Richmond aud pcfcrshUry
railroad. Arrives AZ PctcrLls Al
l0I. ", leaves Pctcrbu-g $40 p
81. daily. arriving Norfolk lI3 p
y. THROUGH CAR TO NOR.
200 =. N. Daily. ri1 Richmond ana Petcrsi.-,
railroad. arriving af pcfcrsIIr. Al
go =. ~. connecting with Train N4
J. leaving Petersburg 90 Itl r NJ
Tor ffru Willie. LynohIufg. kIar0sa
p0oah0lfal. Bristol. Knoxville. Chad.
tanoosa. ani al points south a1i
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOhNODA.
TONS.
No. i-sloeplng ear Petersburg 10 nr.fo.
without change. leaving Petersburg fa Al
115 b.. a. Pullman sleeper Lynchnlrs a
Memphis, without change.
30. 81 Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg fo Wv
Orleans. arl Roanoke to Chattanooga. T.ta..i
change.
T.cacfs. h4glnec. checks. and AID Information
can lc obtained at Richmond and fsforI In.
Railroad depot A. vs.. Carriers. iu' Ma
street. and aI thc Company s. Office. si Elsi
w.B BEyIIL
General Passenger A.fut
CHARLES O.. EDDY. We. President
d. ..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
WEST END
Landg Improvement Co
Ci8ee OF Agonos. Over Herohs "a E,
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eievsnth Streets.


Persons wanting 90 acquire homc. for them.
selves .n an improving locality whore ever,
do-.ar invested wll igefease. 1851 as well 10
ctaui-. t-s properties ot ,his company
which sill ho marsoa ty sign boards. rasfe.'
upon each t,lst oi ari. tnd p'ats gamble scos
~ tle etee oi thc agency. over the Nor
chants National Bank. corner Main ana
Eleventh streets.
THE company w'll make special terms with
parties desiring 20 build. AMI % all such viii.
lend hliy per cent. of ihe value of the lot and
Improvements az per cent on long time.
The properties were acqulrodat prices much
below ihc prcse1t market value. and the com
pany San afford 10 seq on reasonable terms In
such buyers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

THE CONGRESS OF AMERICAN Pow
Frs There has been so much said
about the Columbus Celebration and
International Exposition which New
York is now trying to have in that city.
instead Of at Washington, where by
general consent it has been held 10 be
the most appropriate place, that the
Congress Of spTeseniatives of the
American Republics and the Empire Of
Brazil. which is to assemble at the Cap
ital ian October next, has been almost
lost sight Of. Yet such a Congress has
been agreed upon and on appr0pria-
ton of hundred aud twenty-five
thousand dollars was made at The last
session of our own Congress for the en-
tertainment of the delegates from
llexico. Central and South America.
Hayti. San Domingo and the Empire of
Brazil. The United States delegate
were appointed as far back as last
March. and The subjects % be discussed
relate TO the settlement of international
controversies by arbitration. To treaties
of reciprocity. % steamship subsidies.
the simpliiicatiOn of customs duties.
the adoption of general international
law covering patents aud trademarks.
and of common standard Of silver
coinage. baltimore SIM.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31

x-R.adlng notices in reading
Is cents per line. Nonparisl loaded, l2csni'
per line.
re- Special contract rates furnished on ~.
llsetlOni
Auction sales, legal Notices. and Amuse-
mont Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertioD.
Rejected communications viii no' he re-
urned.
entered the Richmond va pes;onlc.
- sccond-clns. matter.
Remittsnccs should he made hy drafts.
checks. postonic. orders, or registered letter
payable 90
TIE TINES COMPANY.
Richmond Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
Isa Train


Train $50. sd connecfs daily AZ Keyg f.,
+ l.r Chase Dfr Baskerville. anf Uff-t
4 Durham. Henderson aui Raleigh .r.
rncfa 40 Greensboro llr Durham.
D hi..|gh. .H'D.u. Hnl Winston. Hrfs r. .f- 0n
f N.rfl Carolina =. vision. HI rH. .rE I.r f.h
J. willie. il.f nIrI.H and points Western
norit Carolina. anl af Charlotte I0r .. B.
a. r.. b.
Train $50. 3D. connects daily A. Greene.
lOrc' Tor Salem. Winston hi.H.g h. Code.
Nor0'. 1ui NNreNeai City, af Salisbury Nf
AshoE.H. HCf Springs, ari H p0nfs' In
Western AuIfh Carolina, M Charlotte With
Charlotte. Columbia all Augusta Il .r.fi for
IU.uuN.i. Augusta. aIarn. Charleston rFlI.
.ll. iN.uH-. .I.U. Ua.. jacksonville a.I .f.0f
Florida u.."fa also With Carolina IHnfrl.
"..I ..| H.uIUsfHn.
Ir ...m fHe s...u arrive sf k'cnrnri
.'.. nM.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.

DlEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND s. DANyILLF RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE rn
IHE sou IN.
PULLMAN SLEfpERs on ALL NiGar
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE u.s. llflci fNHl ISIS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
JAMES Il. DOOLEY, President.

GEO. j. ROGERS, Secretary.
lap7l
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic ratification Meeting on
last Monday was largely attended by Dem
ocrats from all parts of the county. The
canvass of tlle vote was made by the COM
mittee, lessrs. Lap aenand wiz iIeft act
ing as assistant secretaries. There WAS no
objection to any of the returns, and the
andidates receiving a majority OF the
votes were declared the unanimous choice
of the party.
After the count had been completed, the
result declared, and the committee ad-
1ouIned, a Mass Meeting was organized,
ON motion of Ben s.ilen. Oliver Wright
rras male 2f.siIent of t convention.
On motion of Lewis Green, Judge Robt.
wrl .ht and Jacob HclleS We're made Vice
Presidents
The President, Mr.. right made n veIy
n ,pry speech, congra:ulating the Dcmoc-
r.cy on the excellent ticket nominated,
/, ,e large number II democrats in attend
:,nce, and sr7e.fact that snch ol | props and
;Ilars, ,of the nen=ocracy referring to the
wee presidents), give honor ai:d dignity
L, the proceedings by their presence.
The following delegates TO the state con-
y..n,f On were selected: Capt. W. NJ. BOW
en Col. :. We dy. sulge J. S. Fricsner.
ios II afier AMI Chris Jars ensmer.
Speecnes were made Ly the candidates
c...ted aud .asc by the clndi lates defeat
=. l. AL of when were expressive OF good
.,elin. and acceptance of the results.
-.at,l,,ateI yf..- of the e; 4 ion ana
70 ,i,.. p,.i.Is4testo district conventions.
-, t,,a Central ,orili,t-- elected, is pup
r.:srf cis=b'l.ers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09

The Republican Executive
Committee and eX- committee
men do not appear TO have suc-
ceeded in knocking out Mr.. Pnr
sell. he editor OF the Republican
Gazette, 10 any great extent. Ii
discloses a singular state Of af-
fairs that the man WHO furnishes
the brains and shapes up the
policies or lie patty should thus
be assa;Ied. If Pursell should
be retired end Charley Bowlbv
drop off suddenly The moonlight
wonld 500 sleep upon the grave
of the Republican party in Hook
ing county. That would be sad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Senatorial Delegates.

Tho following are The Senate
rial Delegates elected on Satur-
day last:
Benton-M. d. Mills, j. j. Nil
Ter.
Falls P-D. II. Siivison.
Gore P-J. I. Nuiter.
Logan, 1st WIN. left /; I'd
W-John Shiye'y {; 81 W-John
Moriariiy; 4,h WIN. Frasch.
Good Hote-E Hel,, A. Miller.
Green, 1st P-J. G. Wolf; I'd
P-Geo. McF.dden.
Philip Geiger.
Marion-R. Barnes, j. Carpen
Ter.
Perry, Isl P-J. A McClelland;
2d P-D. Il. Black.
Salt Creek-N. Karshner, s. ii
Robinson.
Starr-G. w Shoemaker.
Washlngton-Daniel Shaal.
Ward, 1st P-Wm. Dane. II.
Z. Spernum: 2l P-J. l. Scott.
II. L. Shaeffer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
THE PERRY COUNTY ILAN.

We have heard OF the Australian.
the Missouri, tie Connecticut plan
of elections, we have read of the
Russian pan. bat the Perry plan
out,loes all in originality and abb
irary dcspoti~m.
The plan is developed in the
election cf delegates 10 thc judicial
convention. VI e write on iniorma-
.;on from ic.egrams to The metro
rolItan papers. The scheme is
this: The Central Committee Or
Iers an election. The names Of
all knoxn candidates for judge ale
to be printed on ticket. The
candidate receiving the majority Of
votes cast is to be counted rs the
choice of Perry county. and tie 35
delegates OF The county arc TO lie
named by the majority candidate.
This. 1T Is claimed, will ma lie unity
in perry-make Perry solid.
This plan might work on the
Congo. 1T might be enforced in
Siberia, but it wont w.n in this
juGicial district, because it is not
democratic. The delegates Of tie
townships elected for whom he mny
be will be recognized in the con-
vcniion of the district.
Tho Blaino unit rule obtains in
no convention IN this country. The
Gar ard the Emperors with bayo-
nets at their beck. may carry out
successfully the Porry County plan,
but The convention of this district
Will not disfranchise any delegate
from Pcrry county honestly and
fairly elected in his township. no
matter what the ukaso from New
Lexington may set forth.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Judicial Delegates.

The following judicial Dele
gates were chosen at the Primary
election on Saturday last
Benlon-John T. Shaw, Ellis
Chilcote.
Falls Precinci-J. 4. Harsh.
Falls Gore-A. j. Burgess.
Logan, 1st W-Wm. Waner
Cd W-M. j. Keinle 81 VEL
Jourgensmie: 4sh W-David
Molherwell.
Good Hope-Jos Barron, John
Rish.
Green, 1st Planes Ray i; 81
P-Joshua Welt.
i,aurel-G.c. Krinn.
Maripn-Geo. Weidner, Peter
Ruff.
Perry. Is. P--L. Wagner; End
P-D. Hosler.
Salt Creek-Thad. Floyd, J.C
Butler.
Slarr-C. r Walker.
WasIlingten-C. +. Brandt.
Ward, 1sl P-James Cummins,
Chas. King; I'd P-James Done-
hue, W. L. Stewart.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Crop Review.

The Farmers Review of May
/, said:-Ihe prospect for the
winter wheat crop still continues
favorable, as a rule. Corresponds
ents in Ohio, Illinois. Kansas.
Missouri. Michigan and Wiscon
SIN report condition improved
since our last report. In Indiana,
the average Of condition remains
about The same; Kentucky re-
ports are not quite as favorable.
Relative 10 grains sown this
spring. reports indicate an in
crease ever The average acreage
usually sOwn To spring wheat in
Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska and
Dakota, but less than the aver
age in Iowa, Wisconsin and Min
nesola.
In regard 10 rainfall, more than
half our reports from Illinois,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky. Wis
consin, Minnesota and Dakota
mention the need Of rain. MIS-.
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska have
been abundantly supplied in
this respect, and many counties
in Iowa and Michigan report
heavy showers.
We summarize report as fol-
lows:
Condition OF wheat-Iliinois
1909, OHIO 95, Indiana 9Sa, Ken
tncky SO. Missouri 10l, Kansas
ll6, Michigan 90, Wisconsin 81.
Acreage sown to spring wheat
as compared with average-Il-
iinois 95HS, Iowa 90. Kan sas 103,
Nebraska 105, Wisconsin 9S,
Minnesota 81. Dakota l07.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Notice to Builders.

cealed proposals viii be received until
> MONDAY, June Sd. 1889. ny the Clerk OF
the Township Of Green, at the store of
r. o. KittSn.iller a Son, Logan, o.. for tn"
building Of Il School House in sub-dis'rict
No. &, Green township. Hooking county. o.
Plans and specifications will be on exhibit
n, the above place. The building com
mittee for said Supcrstructure, reserve the
lls lit to reject any or all bids.
LEVI NUTTER,
JAM ES w. SNIDER,
CHARLES ANGLE,
May 9-iw Building Committee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09

We have for four or FIVE days
been experiencing an unusual hot
spell for this time of he Year. This
has been occasioned by a tremend
ous storm in the West. The wealth
er report has predicted rains III
this locality and 1t was expected
that they would roach us by last
night, bu, they failed to GOMEZ AS
we 90 to press the weather is clear
and warm. but We may expect a
fall in temperature very shortly.
preceded possibly 10y hard local
storms.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-09
Democratic Central Committee.

lha following named Demo-
Gratis were chosen at the primary
election on Saturday last, as Cen
tral Committeeman:
Benton-F. NJ. Allison.
Falls P-W. L. Engle.
Gore P-Z. Donaldson.
Logan, 1st W-Fred Slracke !:
2l W-Lewis Kieinschmidt, Jr /;
81 W-AEdy uoIl; 4ih W-C.
NJ. Gonld.
Good Mope-E. Heh.
Green, lst P-J. L. Polling; 2d
Jas. Ray.
Laurel-J. w. Smith.
Marion-R. Barnes.
Perry, 1st P-Ben. White 4; Cd
w. A. Williamson.
Salt Creek-Henry Vanfossen.
Sara. l. O'Neal.
Washlngion-J. 2. Marshal.
Ward. P-Geo. Jacoby, Thos
Dyson; q P-Thos. Moriarity.