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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

The peoples remedy for the cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, hoarBeneRs, bron.
chitis, Group, influenza, whooping cough,
incipfent consumption, Is Dr.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, the old reliable. Price 25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

To promptly and permanently cure
rheumatism or neuralgia use Salvation
Oil. Price Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

The Thermometer at schpepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
registered ss follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

Evening Seats Admission IS and 5Oc Matinee p
Music Store sale VIII "Wednesday morning. cn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

has been caused the past week in the
Dry Goods and Carpet husiness, Some
people have been very fortunate in get.
ting their Dry Goods and Carpets for
nothing. This week there will be great
er excitement. Prices will be less than
manufacturer ut Stone 4 Thomas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-09

Regular $3.50 silk Warp Henriett
Cloth at s1.0O.
Regular zoe. Black Henrietta at ACC.
Regular Soc. Mohairs at l9c.
Regular Soc. Surah Silks at 95c.
Sc. Lancaster Ginghams at &c.
&c. Indigo Blues ut 51c.
etc. Lawrence L L Muslin at 4sc.
Best Light Chintz at 43c.
&c. Beat Cambrics at 4c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
a. .---s -
TIE Markets.
NV York

NV Jc!E,
NV EonF, June -Whe9t' rsceipss
Ne : red sold down &C. recovered &c.
row 3sc under saturisy's, lnarkss very
dnll. Jr;ne 81 07i5, Jay 81 05iz lel G6i3,
august s. 93l5@l L}i4, September 81 O2Is
al ua%E, December 81 u II tGl rIAs. Corn:
receip.s 322,S59 bushels, sales ll2,Oj0
bus;,e.s: No sold off fully &c, recovered
sc. ntW &c of Saturday; the market Is
dull: No G6Gt51c: steamer nixel, none
here, Oae: receip,s Gi 131 bushels, sa eJ
1900 bushels; M. is quiet ani steady:
weitsrn at t9d63c Beef: the market
is tirn and fairly active; extra mess
sic a0S0lI CO. tau!ily Si3 -. Pork: the
market is eady and quiet; new mess
extra prime Sl 90. Lari: gu ct and
S eady: s,eam-renderei S6 i1l9. Butter:
receipts 646! pal ages; steady, moderately
active and steady, western dairy ut ~
Wl5c. wcs crl cieainerg at l49iSe, Ell
Ens lGc, ilnita;ion creamery l3glGlac,
Eggs; RECEIPTS :, ,lg4 packages; quiet and ';lt'
sc ted; western ut E4Ggii1ec. Sugar:
raw. the market is quiet aId stea.iy; Iair
refining l5-i6c. cenlrifIsals - test at
Z 5-ltc: retnel is dull and weak: crushed
mt 5lI C. powdered at tssc, granu'atei 1T
4izc. Spirits II tulpentine: the market Ii
duli and steady at 3S4a3Si5c. NJ 'lasses;
the market i, qu.ot and steady; New Or
leans common to fancy at 2iil35o. TaIow;
the marAeG Is steady aad d:,ll; city (S3 for
packages) 45so Coffee: Rio contracts were
generally lower by y to 25 Joints and for
October 10y 30 points, with large receipts at
Brazil, or 100 hays and easy cables. Rio
exchang. l75sc. Rio on spot was quiet;
No. I at lT1s... The Worlds visible surp:y
OF coffee shows stocss il Europe l,059 500
b. gs, il Rio $1,000 bags, in the United
States Of Brazil 34S, 53+ bags; afloat for
Europe fr1n, Java and the East 5000 bagsl
aiioat for Europe from Brazil 1874 900 bags.
Total visible suppy ! 753:g7 bags against
t,T}6, l5l bags May |, or decrease for the
month Of 1876 bags Cotton is 2tsy; mii-
dli uplands ab $50: d. 0riesn, 3-l6c;
sales 10+ bales. Futures opened steady at
the dec inc; June IS 40, July IS 53, August
S. "a, September SS 73. October IS IS, No
yea1ber IS S., December IS ~, January
50 W, February 50 II, March 80 Is.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
AN ACTIVE CANVASS
TO BE MADE BY THE ALLIANCE
THIS FALL
President Polk AMI the Snc.lies' States
lI;i.l FO"mi, G The Ranks in Wis
cOnsin and VIII Aiterwird
Stump the States.

WASHINGTON, June Colonel L. T..
Polk. president of the National Farmers
Alliance, and Congressman Jerry Slmp-
son left for La Crosse, Wisconsin, TO
attend convention of the different in.
Gustrial organiza tions of that state, which
meets next Tuesday, the ninth of the
month, for the purpose of uniting with
the Nationa! Alliance as ono working
body. After theiorganization of tho Al
lianee is completed. they will make sew
eral speeches in that state. and then
proceed to Illinois. Indiana, Ohio, Penn
syivania, New Jersey and New York,
whore mass meetings have been arranged
by the Alliance leaders of those states,
to discuss the principles of the order.
President Polk says:
Every state in the Union will be ac
lively canvasScd by the best talent in the
Alliance in the way Of speakers, lectur-
ers snd canvaSSerS, who will fully ex-
plain th5 objects Of the Alliance and
what will be asked in tho way of state
and national legislation
President Polk has arranged through
his forty state Alliance presidents to
have mass meetings at several points in
each OF the forty states during the next
four months with view Of accomplish
Ing the greaaas InOunt of work in the
shortest possible time. lie will have
hundreds of speakers at worii at the
same time Throughout the entire Uni0n,
educating, as he says, the masses TO the
Alliance cause before the meeting of the
sgd Congress- By the time the nation:s
convention meets in November, he
thinks the Alliance will be fully l,ustcd
as to what strength the order vii! have
as Il presidential and congressional and
congressional factor in 1892. President
Polk has taken the field in person, and
VIII visit every state from Maine to the
Pacitic coast.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18

jAnrIng an epiHrmic of whnor-
IL III. rcuslatDe Wit. Iowa
a pr"ininsni TainIIy there I,nnghr
II ii!iy cent bottle at Ehnmher-
lain> Cough Remedy for then
children 1t proved so saiisi'ar
tnrv li:a. they recommended il
Ia their neighhor>; ard they IN
IN turn tn others. I'm less than
IL week time. the druggist, Mr..
G. V. Baxter, was having an I'M l.
mense ran on it. The remedy
l. sill The main reliance in that
vicinity far cangh<. cold. crnrt.
AMI whoouing cough Mr. EnX=
ter saws. Il sells on its merits. >
For sale by f, Harrington; Logan
Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18

Cincinnati. accommodation leaves Ztnes-
willie 90 81 III daily excerpt Sunday. New
ark I:29; arrives Columbus ut 500 N.
Cinrinnuti l2.I5 L. m,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Fonr Men Fatally Iniured and Several
Otha.a

Fonr Men Fatally Iniured and Several
Others Scaldcd.
Z serious explosion occurred at the
ro.:ing mills of the Portage Iron Com.
pany, located at Duncansville. seven
miles south pf Altoona, Pa. Shortly
after o'clock Thursday evening one of
the three large boilers in the ten-inch
mill exploded from an unknown cause.
and the report could be plainly heard
foF miles around. Those fatally injured
are: James Weaysr, aged twenty-eight,
badly scaiied, skull fractured and cut
about face; Samuel Flick, fireman, aged
fofty-eight years married, scalded about
fa'-s and body; VIM. Miller. aged thirty
.'e,;rs. married, ladly scaided; Theodore
ortb. puddier, scalded ard horribly
n.angled. Several others. whose names
arc unknown wore slightly scaldcd.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
A BlACKSMiTH,S HUNT.



ne Cot Too Near II Wounded Fawn. an d
suffered in Cons. 1nence
Guides in NashnGon county. Maine.
WI" cohuucl Ne>tc"n Hportslnen to po /.
uohS Ire tneatcd b. deer r.ia lnany
Gu9iiahe incidents IL connection with
Their fir expcr nee upon the .'rrnwav. ="
Among the store; related b.. Guide IS
one IN conn elton with biz black<m tb
nom North Troy, Me, which iappeng.
very recently at The head OF the waters of
Maci'nns river. Tie party ai.ul, d % was
conducteG 10 favorable gro n fGr deer
Dv lhe glide, and after telling him 10
Keep his ''c C p2eled for game, waseft o
manage the u air AMI enjoy iii. snort in
his own way. He did not wait ,onr be
fore young f;wn bounded int lew
which excited the nervous system of This
giant in ambush as quickly US a shock
from IN ell erie battery. lie u,npcd 10
his feat and uicLly fired in the DIR, ti,n
Of the game, which In, kiy tool, effect in
tile reg .op of the spn: at the same lime
.ir dashed his rifle to the ground and ran
and giasped the struggling deer with the
icit arm! by .he ilcck, playing blow after
blow with tie III 1t list uron ier hsad.
h''d Xrlliming. = You. gue :
Can had you" But the words were
'arccly II ter d when tie fawu made u
qu'rk forward SCOOP If the hind le.ys. pc
onlar 20 h' qe auim Is, and 90 potlli,!a
Of black |mitl went spinning thfpug tho
air, MINUS lew on" C, Of itsl which
had been liberated from his rins by the
excessive fricto OH ol the movement, all
len last SC n he had gainei II sitting
nesition AMI was rdminatinr upon The
feasibility of introducing full or WE
,uck as an auxiliary for ihc NV .rcn.
lad fleet.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Cle,go,

CHICAGO, June Trading wGs very light
IN all the pits this morning, with narrow
flu ;tuations. July wheat opened at 9?js9
95jjs sold down to 97 @, up to 915S. and back
10 gi3l. Cables were steady, and there was
little news TO affect values, July corn
opened n. 5S}3s and M to 1o;45 o'clock
auctua:el within q range of as to 5SS4(9
5S5s. Cables were I'd higher. Provisions
opcnod high IT but trade was extremely
light, and the price slowly sagged OFF. Sep
tem3er pork opened at so 90, soli q.
$40 S2}5 on the caH.
No. ) wheat steady; cash 99i4c, june
SOLO, July 9519Slsc, August 94J5Ec, Sep
temnsr 9415ac. December 96As4 i99619c. No !
cora is firm; cl>h Go$ic, June G11iG
July SOC August 5Slsc, September 57tIc.
M. 9 oats stea Y; cash 43lic July
iS1sc, August Bic, Septembcr3i5Sc. MeSs
pork du |; cash slh 40,eelO 45. Jaiy so 52ja.
September $40 771liG10 81. Lard dull: ca II
81 l5 July IS a1iei 22115, September 8, a.
Short ribs dull; cash ca 75l95 50, July
IS S7j5(95 g. September Sc l2,zz eeG l5. No.
2 rye steady at Sic. No. 2 barley
nominal at 75c. No. l fiaxsoei steady at
81 13; primo timothy seed easy at 81 28
G1l 30. Butter. higher creamery l49lSc,
dairy 1l@l6c. Eggs at l4@l5c, Whisky 81 l8
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
MAKING AMENDS.
4 little rrs Apology thSs TAdnst
He'll: MATTERS.

4 little G rrs Apology thSs TAdns,
Help MATTERS.
An apology should lie sincere, sad Ten
dsTcd with some degree of discretion Tha.
sincerity alone is not enough is well shown
by ohis snecdote, in winch We may say that
me apology was worse than the oifanse
a Ii tie girl WHO hal q foolish hab:. u
,la;n speaking, was tgkes sc shs sewing
rirtls with hrr mother. On c,Jeriuy ti,e
ro III, iei excha eins gieetinss with sew
eral Ina!rGIs OF her &c ,uailtance, Miss
1rutaiu walked mp t. ano'h,r lady, and IN
the confident tone of enc who gives utter.
ances TO Se:f evident "a, !, she sad. loudly
enough ter avery o.:e wlo was pr, sent tc
hear her
why, Mrs. Handlcy, how homeIy VOC
are.''
While Tic victim was hiding her confu
non ;.s est she might, and the rest were try.
ing barl 10 conceal thlir amusement, tho
young idy herself was hastily taken fom
the room.
One in She hall, she was dealt with some.
what sex erei1, and made 10 je2l tie enor-
nifty of her ulinten;ional rudeness. Then
,le was taken back to eroiogize
Walking Straight up 10 Mrs Eandloy.
VII l. all tie Others heid their breath to lis.
ton, size said Wit trembling tones and w tt,
tears still CpDn hur cheeks:
''Mrs. Hairt!ey, an very Sorry you nre
r~ .h.u,inlpf''
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
LOOKING Up TIE DAMAGE
The PENNSYLVANIA Boys Did to Piemen
The Stands, Etc., In Their Jamburcc.

The PENNSYLVANIA Boys Did to Piemen,
7he Stands, Etc. In Their Jamburce.
WAsH!SGgpN, March There will be
many small claims made for damages done
by sorie CT the pennsy lyania troops during
the inauguration season. Fiemen, whosa
Stands were radcd, house owners whose
windows were broken. decorators whose
materials were destroyed or scattered and
others who suffered by the rouch
play of portion OF the Pennsyl-
ynnia troops are looking around tc
find out who will pay tie damage. Some
have sngcestad that these persons be ren-
burscd uu. Of the inaugural surplus, but it
Is not likely that snch thing will be done.
Four years ago when similar damage Yves
done, the state of Pennsylvania sent Oil,
GERS here to determine and pay damages,
and it is probable the same course will be
SuNued this year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
= .hu DI on as a Eocsor.

1t is rot generally known that the
irish member of Parliament. John nil.
lon, is doctor by profession. Previous
%. the land agitation he was demon
Orator Of anatomy at tho Iedwich
School Of Medicine. in Dublin, and dis
tinguishee himself by making some dis
coveries Which have proved of irnpor-
taace to science. MIR Dillon has visited
the United States several times. He is
loved in Ireland with a pcauliar lqve, 1t
is akin to the feelings OF a rnc,her for
her favorito child He. on the other
hand, alEays speaks OF tie Irish as: My
t,e9ple." Mr. Dillon eatered tho pres
ant Irish movement because tie took in
The spirit of Irish Naticnalis,n with his
biooi, I'D because by his nature nc was
bound tc he an enthusiast in some cause.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Pullman Service.

Accommodation Train leaves tuluniiIt:s
at l.30 p III. daily except SUNDAY; New;trk
5.Ij p III, arrives at z u esville az y III.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Tie Rev HiscOvery.

You have heard your friends and
neisFtorS talking about il. You may
yourSeli b., one oi the maay who know
rom personal experience juSt how good
IL thirg il is. fyou have ever tiled
it Won are one Of its stnunch friends.
hecausc The wonderful thing nhonr il IS
II when nnce gwen t; trial. Ir. King ;
New DSoOvrry every after holds
place in the hovs" ifc con have neve-
used it and shou!d be Gfii ted with IL
cough, cold or any Thr0.t. Lung or
Chest lroubie. secure bottle at o,ca
md give it fair trial. Il is guarante-
ed every time, or money refunded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
NHHriI B ~ ' y

Rates vi:t the i:uckeyt koute are :IwHys
as low a. by any oihrr line. ii, 'HuGiI
tick Is sold ana baggage checked tu des-
IIuntiun.
II contemplating Il Journey in any Iii
reciiun please call on the nearest a-ent oI
the coinptny or address amy al the inilpw-
Ing repIe>' iit.iivc> o! the IDI>Seii.er de-
partment Tor folders. rates and bi!!er in
.prmuiion.
Detroit.
ii \ wilson, City Passenger Agent, TOle.lO
l. W iandman, Suisthcrr' Piss, r@cr = gent
GHlliI,"l!S. O.
e " ) -hwrnkc.: Ticket Agent, Logan o.
CIi,s II ItocEwei! General SurerinteD
dent. Columbus.
W II Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket Agent lioom II beshIer Block Coi-
umbus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
BU2XLEN'5 ARN-CA SALvE.

The best salve i'm :he world
for cuts, bruises. sores. ulcers.
sill-rileum, fever sores. tier,
chapped hands. chilbiains. rms.
AID AL >kin eruptiops. and roS-
i'iv'-lv cures plies. or no PAY re-
qnIred. II is guaranteed 10 give
entire satisfaction or m.r.e, -.
nnhpd. Prize 25,' per box. For
sale by f. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
OUTRAGED AND MURDERED.
Shocking Death at YrVng1towl of a
Enrmar Coiu-hu, WSp,,n


YOUNGSTOWN, o., June The re-
mains of Mrs. John Booker. colored,
were fou,.d terribly mutilated in coal
yard near her hoInc. a pool of blood
was found near the rear door, where she
had been struck down and dragged
nearly thirty feet into coal shed ana
outraged. haichet was found near
with blood on and the woman had been
nearly Scalped. Moses Jaehne, colored,
was arrested or suspicion, as he was
seen near the house talking with her last
night, using language indicating that he
prerieditated an assault. Jaehne tells
contradictory stories. The murdered
woman was 46 years old. and came here
from Columbus year ago with her hus-
band, who is barber.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Tie HrSa;nn ITIy

Farmers and grain growers report that
HE liessian fly has made an attack on
narl y spwG wheat, and the Indications
are that September wheat is doomed.
Reports of most damage come from OF
tawa County, kas.. Fayotte, Casa aad
JACKSON counties, Mo. 1t is believed
that tho damage is general, and that ali
the fal;; wheat will be destroyed by the
enemy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Killed by Poisoned Oysters.

Dr.. Nm. 4. Hibbard, young physi.
clan Of Hyde Park, Chicago died at his
homo from IN ost peculiar case of poi:
soning. a week ago DIR. IIibbard par
:ooif Of some oysters at a restaurant.
sha oysters had been kept so long that
they developed a poison known az pto-
main, from tha effre+s-ef which the doc
tor died Thursday morning.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Trains run daily. tDaiIy except snrG"s

Az aims between tIhcInEa.I TEf Cci-
uI!Il, run Though viii cut cI:rer aIcnrs
connecting In TIE Union DEPOT ith al I'll
Verg!Bs .3TeS.
Trains No los and ic6 have Pui!mHrn
Slrrt ing ,';tr> between inrinnati an
Piit<i'uig. Trains MS iG2 and los ll:Ys
Pullman Sleeping Cars hetwce;s { iuciu
nail and CciamDus and can lie occul led
at lIcinuHti I'll t'olumLu> any time s,fftr +
, on p Nj. Trains Mes. lOl, lti, Il6 la rs
have Parlor Cars bctu eeH Columbus sEu
CiEcinn:Iti Trains Nos ln3 ne. iHi liz ,s
through coaches letwren CiLc:puati and
Pitt>burg Train No It's makes tirJCt con-
nectiun at tolultIliu> " it'll tErtGsl. IltIi-
man sleeping Tar Ter W#sl. mt fsn. BnltI-
mere. Phil Feii Liza and New Nsik. II: n $
Nos lb4 lC6 ard ItS make direct &c lfrcctiar.
III Columbus Tor .hicngo, NtSl - ston
'Itim ore, PiilaGel! hIa sre New York.
S.P. PEABODY, O.P NtOARTY.
Gen'f Sult Gen'l F;ss Apt
GGiumhus o Ct.lunibus q
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Long Strike Ended

The strike of the jorrneymen free
stone-cutters. at Boston, which has been
In progress since February 2S, was de-
clared off Thursday evening. The cause of
the action is alleged to be the refusal OF
the building Trades Council to order
the carpenters and bricle-layers to strike,
alter pledging their support.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
HCaLDND WITH STEsM
i::1 'TheG StnD ti,l With WHISKY to
Pc!ltNe the Pain

Y At Witt
mor, eight miles from Pittsburg, on the
itisburg and Western railroad two
passenger trains coliided Ill two o'clock
p. m. James II. Sarvcr, all engineer,
learning the road. of Allegheny, was
caught between the engine ana tender
and had both iegs scalded by steam. Tie
arew and passengers poured so much
whisky into the unfortunate man TO re-
i!evo his pain until rescued from his po-
sition that it sInp fled him. lie has not
yet rcgftned consciousness and it is fear
cd he will die. A. G. Campbell, of But
Ter county, Pa. a passenger, had his
arm broken. T~0 engines were wreck
&c, causing loss oi $780,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Miles Nerve AMI Liver Pills,

Act on II hcw Notwithstanding the
liver Siomlch AMI bowels through the
ittrEeS. new discovery. Dr. Miles
Pli'> SPEEDILY cure billion SnesS, had taste
torpid liver, piles. constipation. Unequa al
e'i tor men, women, children. Smallest
miiteSf, >ureSt - doses, y cts. Samples
tree al Miller K C;,se's
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
A FOUL MURDER.
A CO!Gred Woman Found in Shed With
He. II ,ad tn; 4, piernS

EauNGsrowI, O.. .iunc Mrs John
Booker, aged ii years, wife OF y coured
barber. was found murdered at Il. III.
il. y shed near her home. The murdered
woman's head was cut into pieces.
Although there has been several AZ
rests. there is TO possible clue. 1t is sup
posed the crime was committed early in
the evening. The woman lad been as
Slultru.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18

Impression Wade b. Con gross.
Dawi!lc-W hen did you get back from
Wash:ugtoa?
Brightly Yesterday.
Dawt t!e-- Vol, wnat do you think of
our lcgis ators? How did they impress
You?
Brighly-1 came away feeling sorrv
That had ever abused ouy ccam "a srra,
c.l.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
Train Goes Through Tunncl.

st Huntington. Ps,, a loaded coal
train OF thirty-six cars, through mis-
placed switch, yas thrown. Thursday
morning, through the Hotel brunswick,
and landed in the yards of the
Girard House and jackson House, two
hundred feet eastward. The guests in
the hotels were seized with a frenzy of
excitement, and rushed pell-mell
into the street in their night
clothes. The loss to tho PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company in rolling stock is
5000. No estimate can DO secured of
the property loss.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-18
The Weekly Post,
% West tate ST rect
COLUM NU.~, O.
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is Guaranteed ti
bring y"u -''isi.rtery results, or
in r'>e of lailur9 return g! pn:'
cha t price Dn ,hiS saia plan
N"n can has irGm our aG,ver' lsed
Druggist - battle OF DR. Kings
New piScorary tor CONSUMPTION.
II is guaranteed to bring relief in
every case. wnGn used for anv at
ierliou oi lhroai. Lungs ar Chest,
such rs CoasUmpii"n, "i Lnrgs.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Whorping
Conch, trnnp, etc. etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable +" ins'e,
per'ec ~ sale, and c.n alwa's hp
deprndee Hpon. Trl"l bottles
free, ...'
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Miris'er con ding Morleen elder over
the death Of MS wife, syn:pathizr with
you decply, NJ. Brigham, i'll you sad af
M-rmon Elder-Al. yes. it's hard; it's
hard.
M ni%ter--Sti,l Mr.. Brigham, it isn't
as bad ss if v"n er oEiy had one, you
know
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President oidworthy-"Well. ds.:sa
ter. hcw did they enjoy my lccture?'
Gladfs oldworthy very mt l
tndceei Some Of yonr Freshmen va ,
telling tie funniest sto7ics you cv
heard. all thogg!s the evening
Harpcr's pazar.
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DEPAET FOR FrEl wLsT.

.nn ctiions-No. II HiNtW Iexiieft
With I d ~ trniD tor Ctirir. et Jrrffi,, ,,
ny WIFE 4 o tfniIs ToI't ard ssrtb Vt
.''r Win = d 7 trairs n,riI4,
ana s. nth. at WaShinrfon viii, cIin
southern train snurl
~ n1-At Jrhciicn Citv With r & q train
r,i,n. az btenfen VIII 7 & fif. traiirEcltI
u! hr'hciSie= viii; train crt n .,ns, S, uti,
az '.Sht. sfon with viii: b " 4, C
- ih I"f elist'r. IT t'rciIr:ri with
M Msrhln Tor Chic: goaEd L & tram TOR NJ
No 10 - At Washington, wi,h DEW e.
,nn phl" Scttti ern trail II. rIh md ::
Aiofrow foi l. NJ TAIN No 10 fcr tie F,,t
NJ VIII EiNsON, Gcn1 Fass Art.
IL NATION, Supt, ZanesviI Z, u
GAINESVILLE q.
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bEPAhJ FnE;IIIE EAST.

Corrections Moo connects II Washing
ton { ii with ID + W ANA L truIns sol tn
No II connects at " a:liinsiou [ ii with
ID + W and T. and Ohio Southern tiaj.s
north, at Lancaster with G. II V a.d Z
tra'nsso",i.. ant Junction city with L rId
y train north, ~; New lie sington with T
and u q Tain for Corr Ing ard at Tiinway
with & y & & train for Cievelanti.
Ne ~ connects ut CiicI-t iIie vith III
tlriIs 70 :IG frt IN COluml.us
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IiufIaln.

BUFFALO. June w heat: No hard
dull at 81 1:s, No.l Narther.. 81 0'ls. No ,
ted 81 "a Goa; No. 6iiic. Receipts
Wheat ,5N. 0,O bush.l. cora III, ,O0I bushels
Shipments Wheat l9o,olo hlshels, ccrr.
l4U 900 busaelS
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st. I.ouis l. V, Stock.

ST. Lou = June Cattle: Receipts 1000
hea market &C i've and strong. Hogs Re-
cUipts 2,5.O head; the market is steady;
fair to choice heavy, 81 ljG1i So; mixed,
s. O,g4 30; Workers, 81 3aC@i ID. Sdeep:
receipts 4, ,5JG head: the -Inar;et is weak