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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

NEW YoRK, July 2S.-Flour. receipts 1900 bar.
rcls: exports 1900 barrels Wheat, receipts 222.
90 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels: Gales 0l0,.
900 bushels Of futures aud $4,000 bushels OF
spot; market Arm; No. 8 red s2JSc; ungruded
red 72aSec; No. 2 CilcAgo SJaSSc; options, No. .
red July SS3as61s G9Slte; August So 10;
September S45<ns5 Sn; October S8t 10; Dccem.
Dor sSj<c. Rye dun; western 7lR7jc. Corn 10.
celpts 1900 bushels; exports 1900 bushels;
sales Jas 900 bushels OF futures and Ia6 900 bush.
els Of snot; market moderately active; uugruded
mixed 4iaj1c; July 6Sahg1 Sa'6o; August so u
as6Mc: September 6S3SRbSR5JJtc; October IS 70,
sales 10 90 bushels Of futures and 60 600 bush.
els o. spot; market dali bus steady; July 5Sttc;
August aJ3Icj September SiISaSS55fc; No. 2 Chi.
caco s7Rs74c Coffee steady at 6ai0 points
down. MolaSes steady aud quiet Rice dull
but steady. Tnllow quiet RoSin quiet, TurpCn.
tine steady. Eggs quiet; western prime l6Xc.
Pork quiet. Cut meats steady. Land fFniCr;
western steam 81 IS; July 81 CO; August 81 60:
September 81 c.: October 81 o. Butter quiet;
wGiteFn dairy lSHal7c; do creamery l7aa21jSSc.
Choose firm,
CtNctNNArI, o., July 2d--Flour steady, Wheat
frn; No. red 7iaIS11Sc; receipts 1900 bushels.
Corn, No. 2mlxed bSc. Oats steady At SIC. Rye
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Specimen cases.

S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tisrn, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica salve, and his leg is
sound and well, John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had Ave large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug 90. 8
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Tho Advance of Cholera.

Far from showing any signs of
diminution cholera appears, from the
St. Petersburg dispatches, which we
publish to-day, to be on the increase in
Russia, and to be extending the sphere
ofits terrible activity throughout the
length and breadth OF the European
portion OF the empire. The dread dis
ease is but the natural and inevitable
result Of tho great famine which de-
v4stated so many Of the cars fairest pro-
vinces last year. Experience in India,
Egypt and other oriental countries has
shown that great famines arc always
followed first, by typhus both among
the people and tho cattle, and thereupon
by cholera. Russia is no exception TO
the rule. The danger Of the pestilence
spreading beyond the western borders
OF the empire TO the neighboring coun-
tries is enormously increased by the
travel on the numerous lines Of railroad
which connect the cars dominions
with the remainder OF Europe.
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norsn nnh nInle nInrket.

CrSC1NSATt. o., July 9a-There has been very
fair demand for all classes OF stock during the
past week, and especially for the better grades
Mules have been In very good demand. and es'
peciGlly good young ones from IS 10 l6 hands,
but such stock Is very scarce and by no means
several good buyers here from West Virginia.
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Philadelphia.
Heavy dfaught horSes-tioot Si68ai7S; extra,
sl75a20o Medium drRuglt horses-Good, sgil
lis; extra, sll50lin. Saddle aud driving horses
Good. SSSall5: extra, s1halI5. Southern horses
Good, sT5al0O; extra. sl00al2j. streeteB ST0a
100. Plugs s20a50. Mules to y years old, II to
14IS hands. good siSa75, extra s16asS; l4S to u
hands, good sS5n95. extra S9Sa110: is to 1bN
hands, good sllOa12O. oxtra sl21alSj; l5H TO ID
hands, good sl3ARI4S extra sI45alSS; 1S TO iSiE
hands, good sl5jaiG5, extra slGJal75: plugs SO
AZ
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BEPATIENT WITH THE hIyiNG.

Good chez. ~. >
Sweet friend. when thou and ! art gone
: Beyond earth'S weary lAboE,
When small shall 10 our need OF grace
From comradO or from nGlghbOr:
IIUsed all the strife, the tUilthe care
And done with ali the sighing-
Whist tOndeE truth shall we have gained
Alas! b. simply dyingf
Then lips too chary Of the praise
VIII tell QUE tn6riN over,
Aud 6yes TOO fwIi. 0ur faults 70 500
Shall no defect discover:
Then hands thct would not lilt stone
When stones WerO thick 70 ctInbGF
Our Stccp hill path will scatter flowers
Above our pilioWed slumber.
HweC. friend, lpcrchnrco both you and ],
Ern love Is past Iotgiying, q
Should take tie earnest ;ett0n homo
Bq patient With the living!
To.dlE's tpprpSsed rcbpGc Inay save
Our binding tear tomorrow: ft
Then, patience, e'on when keGnest edge
May whet a IaI1clOs5 sorrow.
IT'S easy 70 DO gentle when
DGRGh silence ShAlneS Oiir clanlot
And easy 10 discern the bHgt
Through memOry's mystic glamour;
Bnt who II were for thee aud me,
Ere love Is past iOrglving,
To tGks the tender lCssen home
10 patient with tho living.
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WOOL

saies ' contlnue: OHIO &c; 'SS and XXX and
above sane; Michigan X gtaa6c; No. i Ohio S3a
SIC: Ohio 32H33C; Michigan No. combing firm
at Static; Ohio fine delRlne S2aSSc; Michigan
fine delGlne 29a30C: unwRShed cOmbing 22a27c:
territory quiet and unchanged; pulled steady;
foreign carpet woods quiet.
New York. July 26,--Wool quiet but firm;
domestic fleece 25a2'c; pulled 2oassc: Texas
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The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Pilea or no
pay required, It Ia guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents q box. For Hale by Logan
Drug %.
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THE nIRrl PLACE oF JAS. 9. BtAiNE

THE BIRTH PLACE OF JAS. 6. BLAINE
IL Pcnns ylvRnIa Many other great men emil
nntc from this great state OF Pennsylvania i
~ also the bfth place Of the putcst, best and
KHown best, however, TO PenusylvAnians, aud
appreciated moot by the invalid, who cheertully
admits thSt there Is one rye that can DO had
where sMotu certiHcale OF PURIFY Is iuInls iI
Klein, GlcEenheimcr, Finch. Gibson aud
oVeeheit, $3.50 pei Quart, or six quarts for $500
DuQucsnc sia5 per quart, and Silver Age,
rocO;nrSCndcIl by physicians automatically pure,
$50 per quart. Send to Max Klein SO Federal
ST., Allegheny, Pa, for catalogue aud price list,
mailed upon application.
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For Colds, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Sore Throat use DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil, and get the genuine. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

The st. Louis chief of police requires
the 1000 Chinese in that city to be
photographed.
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NV YoRK, July 96,-Plg Iron dull; American
si3 Goals 90. Copper strong; lake 81 rs Lead
easy; domestic 81 0iai TO- TIN firm; straits
S20S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-27

ARE you constipated? Bastin's Kid.
ney and Liver Tea effects permanent
cure, % cents. "
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STEAM ERs.
RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Wednesday, June /, 1892, trains
will run as follows city time;
LEAVE WHRsLSN6-$S;09 4 M, 100 a. M. 500
100 p m. 400 p, m, a;01 p ~, 400 y M, 500
p m. 6:0Op. m, 900 p. m, 500 p. M, 900 p
IN, 1880 .. m.
LEAVE Elm GRovE-e6:0O o. M. ZOO a. m, 800
100 p. M. 100 p M. sop m 400 p. m, .. 90
p m, COOP. m. 200 p. M, $500 p. M, 9:lG p.
IN, 1910 p, M
"Dally, except Sunday.
sUSD1Y--Church trains leave Elm Grove at
9;IS a m. and Wheeling at f2:l7 p m.
II, 4, ElSGRRBER,
my2I General Manager.
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NEW York, July 2G,-P Petroleum slow; Pennsyl-
yRnin OIL spot, sales 900 barrels, opening
and highest 521se: lowest aud closing 62Ec;
PENNSYLVANIA oil, August options, opening,
highest, lowest and closing 62i4c: sa Is 1O,UOO
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T1HE WEEKLY IYTELIIGENCER

i. Il bright sparkling instructive family
Journal Il 4 original u every department.,
clean In every line aud suited ~ Il y intended
70 interest aud improve every membct " thl
ilmily whether in city OF country.
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EINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
New York, July 2G-Ntouey on call easy at ~
to 2per cent closed offered at 2 per cent Prime
mercantile paper St4a6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change quiet but steady at 81 s7a4 $50. Sales
lso,o5l shares.
The stock market to-day displayed a little
This Is regarded AZ only n incident in the dull.
ness now prevalent, the strength In few stocks
points To tho formation Of pools here and there
III the list, whose operations may serve Us the
IN tie mprEc I'VE WScn tbe time i rIpe for Il NE
indnstrialS now occupy most OF the attention.
The railr0ld list for some time responded 70 the
huylng and considerable activity wRs developed
in AtchiSon, Rock Island and St Paul. The close
wns very dull and stagnRnt at concessions
Railroad bonuS more active: sales 81 900
Govarhment and state honda dMl md sieAhY.
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Pennsylvania stations.
XIAgRnsg!VaRIa lines.
Tralns Run q central Tlme.

TIcEIT OFPTpEB AT pETNHYLvANIA sTAT1oN o.
WATHR ST., FpoT or ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING,
AT MdLURR HoUaR. WltEEI.IN1. AND AT THN
PENNRTLvANIA STATION, BHIDoEPOnr.
HntrrHRIEr HYaTEM--" PAN HANpLE RoUTE."
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Rhnnmntis1n CMreA.

1believc your Slicroba Killer 4 certain euro
for rheumatism. Up 20 year ngo was down a
great part Of my time With rheumatism. DO.
SSu taxing your remedy, aud after taking two
Jugs have never been troubled with 1t since but
once. bought Jug then, and after taking
few doses II entirely disappeared. | have oilorod
in several cases TO pay for the Microbe Killer
provided It failed to euro rheumatism but hRYc
never had to pay as yet, as II inevitably did the
work
respectfully WM Matthew,
Dealer in lumber and all kinds OF building ma.
inrInl hmm TnEnS
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ChilIs and nohIllLy Cured.

take pleasure in testiiying 10 tho rcmarka.
bic beneGt have recently received from tho
use of RadRm's Aicrobe Killer have been
much troubled with chilB, night Swcats aud
debility for months and after trying great
SticFobo Killer and was completely cured III ten
dAyA Respectfully p J.; !: sMErT
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az 81 lb Bulk meats steady at s. 20. Hhcon
s a1S1 "a ma cheese drm. Frs DUH a lie.
S,,,...,. t,t,. "a s,.,, ,,,,r,tO, ,vss aVnIn the
,oS,ns X s,ssis yJ, bsttsr bsinesS al
Sj, r;c..s w ,cSf ad varcod "a az the rSt
jump. but only 10 was added . The former
ss ana SssS s6 S %oSa S c ae and ma
In the northwest 81 cars.
Oats were qIilet and arm.
Provisions Inactive but very firm.
Flour dull, weak and lower.
WHEAT-Cash No. 2 sprlng $40, No; lpring
73c; No. 2 rcd 7slla59c; July is'taIggy Us;
August 7s}1la7s77laIS'fc; September 's>sa''7la
5slsc, ,,,,-,,,,.. -,
y9RNNo July SlaesIslaG5sS' August
oATs-cash 80. 2 SIZE; July SiSSi ssa3 3. ~
A9sS,ist ~ M ep'el''0es '''t
M SsS-, q. e. s, w, \ 10.
r. "a sLS,,,, =, q Ii IIc'
irn9ST,iS- 8; xsaISS
tt.,i' ~ ~ gu ~ 80 $50 o1 aantomhrr
s,5 nap slsT5 S5Is. 1sn;,sIy an t5Sis ~
II sL ~ ~ ~. ontaTncr n s5S7 lOa
~ to,Ss,s+,, 2 Z, ssSs1 80 III
s,Z I5 R11S :. q e. se.erubar 81 67a
y 7sS7 5otS. Iannarv a M OilSa707L.
s2, M M y 20. rt sSr sa7
Others ,inchSng.d'
Dr. n, ,,,,,, On piour onIe,
WALL SSs1a ,S,, II > tcd T,Iv and AIlRus
sSsssiz san,orSs. SszssSlIc. oetober siJSa
~ o,r Arm. NJ y1iTcd Inv SSN5tc; Al.
S ~: S SotR ti no, n,,,, ns,asr SSS
5sts SSjI' n B wbits INV SsSSsgI.e: August
SssssISc; SeStember and October STIISaSSc But
Ter aim; Pennsylvania creamery extra gsc; Penn.
Sylvania print extra 2iSS0c. Eggs steady; Penn
sylyauia hnStS l7c.
BALTIMORE, Nh. July 2e.-wheat ste9dy; No. No 2
SG sp Sr Sh9 ivy s;St INV Az.
MI a and scntembeP ia '( 0atS Inactive; No. 2
r altTst8eT Ta1SSS S Eye mtte ~ I'M creamery
inIn,, 80 LEu FEN FsS Gr, ,tc Sae Arm: io i7c
To,rno n I,,r ~ Whoa, sct,vo. M . cash
cas s Ss s9 1eS' sSs sPsa.
az Soc Ky ~ w az w n
Nu4A' p'tt4e eau '. ~, NSsSos' " w.
TIye s,ocIt.
1870 IN "a.
CHICAGO, July 26.Cattle, recelPm 4.220o neau;
shipments 2 900 head: market dull choice 70 ex'
ira natives 81 5Olb I0i others sS91ai wi IeAAns
q OO18 49, Hogs receipts l0,uOJ nead snipnents
dVVS h nsa H. tr,e bo nv ,yecht a Sls a.
IIght IS oSsS o.. Sheep receipts $500 head;
ShipmepiS 5000 head; market steady: native
ewes s. 7Sa4 so; mixed s. 25a4 %; wethsrs s. goa
~ 6JG6 20.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 25.-Cattle receipts
90 head: Shipments 800 head; market steady at
yesterdays decline. Hogs. receipts 400 head;
shipments 100 head; market slow: corn fed S. 70
At 20 grasSers ana pigs y 0Sa ~ e: sneep, te
fsir a. YsStey days nriceS
t"E ~ SessstN1S ptisS''
ClHClENAIt, S.,n 1uS EoIIIIlues ssivthh, yot
Non snS Aght y ySeS ~ psesihg an0 SWsnS ~
S SS5 tVS''P'' ='''' ''o'-' N4''f ~
Philadelphia Lave Stock Market.
pur AnptpuJK jn1v 2a.-The iiollowine were
the recejnts:
Bee YES Sheer; HOGS e;
MeSt rhi1ue9 t YspJ S SS9 la
Ia, yasS A'"'''" A''N' NV IN
N'1'S '"'N'''''''''''''''''''' '.,,',' .'..'''
u,.o, a., .,,o. wal, ONT iOn0o com
proI,ti ,Ue , aS we''N '' iii iSSSS S9Gl
ttet'Ous hevA'''''.''.''''' tS'VVY
Beel anu Catt1eIIhe markes iol cgs!!e W.
rather Wea~ H.;a prices were snaue easier unaeE
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Live Stock

CHICAGO, July 26.-cattlc. receipts 1900 head;
Shipments 2 900 head: market dull:choice 70 OK.
ira natives s. 50G6 80. others 50 9jal so; Texans
81 00aS 45. Hogs receipts 10000 head: shipments
1000 head; market TO 1Oc lower: mixed pack
es 50 65a5 so: prime heavy weights o. S3Rb %;
light IS 9Sa5 90, Sheep. receipts $500 head;
shipments 5000 head; market steady: native
ewes s. 76aA so; mixed 81 25N4 70; wethGrs s. GOA
$50; fed Texans 81 40a4 %; Westerns 81 60; lambs
% E0aH TX
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OIL Cry, Pa, July 26-0pening, lowest and
closing 525ic highest 52iSSc; sales 1900 barrels
clessa!sSes none; shipments 1856 barrels; runs
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Hemorrholds Cured,

1wish the afflicted and suffering 10 know that
positively assert that for twenty-ninG years l
have constantly suffered intense agony with
that most terrible disease known Us hemorrhold-,
OF piles. In their very worst form. ! have tried
every available prescription. but no curative
end. have taken one Jug (which contained ons
gallOn) OF Mlcrobe Killer, and II has completely
cured me- II now feels like a dream that l have
ever suffered with that disease.
GS- Don't forget that VIM. RadAn1is Great Dis
roTeTy Is tho original md old r9ttabi9 Mlcr0be
Killer (oi which other similar So-called remedies
arc but feeble Ipltatlons) has cured more DIS.
eases than all other proprietary medicines put
together
Mr.. Radam's Mlcrobe Killer
Cures all Diseases by Re-
moving the Cause.
Send 2-cent stamp for 4spOge circular and the
Microbe War, shows what disease Is and what the
remedy must be. and do, to euro 1t Read 1t. cir.
Culnte II and you will bless tho dIScoYerer for
tavtng your life Address
RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn,
orLogan Drug Co.. Agents, Wheeling, ", Va.
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LADIES

Needing tonic, or children who want build.
Ing up, should take
browns IRON BtTfTEMs.
II "a pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
BIliousaeSs, LiyeE Complaints aud Neuralgia.
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East LIBERTY Pa, July 26.-Cattle, receipts
90 head; shipments 500 head; market steady at
yesterdays decline. Hogs, receipts 400 head;
shipments 100 Head; market slow: corn fed S. 70
R6 20; graSSen and pigs s. 50a5 10. Sheep. re-
ceipts l. 800 head; shipments LOGO head; market
fair at yesterdays prices.
CNCisSArI, O., July 26.-Hogs strong; COM
mon and light IS o0aS 80; packing and butchers
s. 6oa6 OO; receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000
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., REg1 s,s PAp July 9.-SO,hing doing
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QUOTATIONS.

chicago......... s1lc lother Western. sStas7Gc
Mich cows were in fair demand at s25ai0 per
head Most sales, SIS 0lll0 90 per head.
Mich COWS were dull AT 2a51Sc
Fat cows were In good demand at 3aic.
Thin cows were 10 fair request At g 0Oal6 90 for
bologna and sli O0a20 % for slippery.
City dressed beeges were In good demand at
Elko6C
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BALTIMORE, Mn, July 26.-wheat steady; No 2
red spot and July se1ISis!y<c: August llas27sc'
Corn firm; mixed spot 66ab6114ci July 65Sc; Aug,
whlte:western 8SISc. Rye dull at 76c, Provisions
iirm. Lard refined S;sc, Butter arm; creamery
fancy &c Eggs firm Atl6c. Coffee firm ;iRio l7c.
TOLEDO. o., July 26.-wheat active; No. 2 cash
and July S0lic: August s0ISc; September sgSsc.
Corn dali: No. 2 cash. July and August Bic, Oats
quiet at Csc. Rye dull; August 66c. Cloyorseed
dull; prime cash 81 Oh; October s. 20.
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RAlLWAY TI,IME GAZE.

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and afsot
Nav y, 1S1L EXPLANATION or REFERfdt
excepted; saturday exc epIed; isunday ohly:
Saturday 0nly, Eastern Standard Time
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Philadelphia Lave stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The following were
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REV. j. j. JONES

las somsth to say on tile plmsulttss
RstwOen Capital and Labor.
IN me EJfior M ne Ini.ti;Jsnner
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 26.--Flonr quiet
Wheat shade ilrner; No. 2 red July and August
Sc. Corn firm; No. mixed July 65nbGc: Au'
gust 55a551{c; September ana October ti14a'454c.
Oats dull; No. 2whlte July Ss%a3yA c; August
Cassie; September and October ST11ssaSsc BUY
ter firm; Pennsylvania extra 2sc; Penn'
SylYania print extra 21aS0c. EgRS steady; Penn
sylyauiA frStg lie
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Honesty OF Ono of tho Women in the
Treasury Department..
ht,tr,, c In.l,nnlA Il, h,,n,n I,hn,ttn,Iri,ntt -
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quiet az CSC. Pork arm d $3.50. Lard strong
at 81 l6 Bulk meats steady u s. co. Hhcon
AFm as % i9M WHISKY steady at s. Is. Butter,
sugar and cheese arm. Eggs dull at lie.
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Hog,-The market continues unchanged Do;
mand Is rather light! but prices arc firm In
sympathy with the western markets. Receipts
ure about the same
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-06-23

We have, from time to time, urged
upon our people the necessity of good
wagon roads, nor do we propose to let
up on this subject until something is
done in this direction. Railroads,
hotels, court houses, ETC., are all we'll
and good in their respective places
and are wonderful power in devel-
oping and increasing the prosperity of
a people, but what we need at present
more than anything is good wagon
roads. The present road system of
North Carolina is a stigma upon its
good name, and should be abolished
in toto. How are we to secure good
roads? Simply by taxation, and a
memorial to the next legislature should
be presented to this effect. We
couldn't we'll get along without rail-
| roads, hotels, court houses, etc., but
suppose you first build good wagon
roads to aStown and build up trade
of such proportions that the fame Of
! that town will be noised abroad, don,
you suppose these things will all come
as natural consequence? They will
not only come, but great many
enterprises, which are not necessary to
! mention, will follow in their wake
Then, we say work the roads by taxa.
ton, and let's keep this cry up unit
We secure it: We anticipate some
kicking, but there are some who will
kick when they enter the pearly gates
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Freight for Sale.
RALEIGH, N. c., June LIST, 1892.

RALEIGH, n. u, June lSt, 1857.
Sale of refused and unclaimed freight
by Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company
July 5th, 1892, sale to take place at II
O'Clock a. NJ, at the Raleigh & CASTOR
railroad depot in Raleigh.
The following articles offreight, having
been on hand over one year, will be sold
to the highest bidder, according to law,
if not removed and charges paid before
day of sale:
G. W. CATER, Kittrell, 1 tombstone
and base, IS, NJ. H. Duke, Kittrell, l bun
die casting, 25; H. S. Furman, Frank
linton, barrel varnish; 1921; 1keg var
nish, IS; l box varnish, lit; A. Gordon,
Kittrell, 2 boxes merchandise, 25; Della
Hunt, Kittrell, 1 beds cad, 80; 1 bum
dle-paid, bundle Stats, R. NJ. Hicks,
Franklinton, l box chimneys, 16; W. W.
Jones, Franklinton, 1 package board
signs, pit; bundle board signs, ZIG;
Sam Jones, Franklinton, 1 trunk, so;
Annie S. Jones, Franklinton, 1 sewing
machine, 1.16; G. W. johnson, KittreIl
NJ. T. Coop, %; Eliza Joyner, Kittrell,
3 PIX B. S., 20; J. w. Overton, Kittrell,
l Ps boiler, as; J. NJ. Tingin, franklin
ton, package casting, 25. Also a lot
OF unmarked freight.
w. T. TUCKER,
Travelling Auditor.
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In the present great upheaval oil
politics in this country, the women
suffragist are pushing their. claims for
recognition. We should not like to
see Southern ladies crowding around
the poles on election day mixing with
colored women. IT'S a Dissertation
We shall not contemplate, but that they
are the most oppressed of any class of
American citizens is known of all men.
If they were half as we'll paid for
the work as nine tenths of the men
who yell oppression and calamity,
patient and long suffering as by nature
they are, they would content them
selves with home duties, and the wor-
ship of the household gods. The at
tempt to get out of their natural sphere
is born of q desperation forced by the
injustice to which men have subjected
her.
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