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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effsctually, 1ipels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Doynot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA fYe SFRUp co.
SAN fRAltQiSC6. 01L.
GctN8EELLE, a. !ssIV NQRS IN
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UNCLE ISHEM'S WAY
To Freedom-As Story of the Year
ofJubilee in the South
TOLD BY A COLORED RETAINER
In the Land of Cotton, Cinnamon Seed
and Sandy Bottomr-..Last Work of
the observation-disclosures Which
Recall tho Experiences of Uncle
Tom.
Nels oAean. Tlme. pemoetal.

Ntle Orleans Time, Democrat.
Master he never had no prudence
'cep' for TURF folks, an so he got dat ali
cawt Fust twas ies' dry, worrisome
bark; but ct got harder an hurtin'er,
twel it sounded like a hawse gallopin'
crost a bridge; an TO long Master was
bedrid.
"Isham," says master to me one day,
says he, "Isham, rs mighty low, an rs
troubled in my mind. I've always in
tended to sot you iree-1 promised you
but thar's Joe-thar's Joe, and Joe
amt strong and he shot his eyes like
de light hut en-, an lay still awhile,
till pres'n'ly he say, "%elI we'll, you
shill be free, but Isham, my boy, you
won't mind stayin' on wild your Marse
Joe after I'm laid under the cedars.n
swallowed time or two an don
say:-'Ataster, TO- de Lords sake don't
give yo'self another trouble bout mo.
For is gwine to stay here until you
drives me away, ! don't want nothin'
but you all as long as one o y all is
left"
Well, master hop out munt arter
munt, and its curious how constant he
was on my mind. got in way o.
sleepin' Out on de porch sidst his win
dor, tel Miss I.ydie-she was ole Miss's
sister-had me go in de chamber, AN
wake or sleep, sleep or wake, master was
on my mind.
Inever hearn narr breath O. do sto'm
dat to- up do big pine on Spring ELL,
but sho "a evermastor moved was up
an dyar.
One night hearn him stirrin' an !
say, "Does you want anythin', master?"
"some water" he whispered.
! run down TO de spring an fotch him
a Sourd O. fresh water. Twas after
crops was gathered in an dc TO part O.
dc night was drizzly, but was clariu' off
col an windy.
"Its mighty close in here, Isham;
leave de do open," Master say when i
got back, "an' raise de winders.
Den he drunk an lay still. "IshaIn,"
presently he say, sifticatin' like, pull de
laid slider de winder and prop me up.n
pulit the bald long sido de winder,
an when sorter fixed Masters PLIERS,
he kotched holt O. my han. He didn't
let go, an l drapt my haid ginst de
baidstid an mapped twel de clammlsh
feel o. Masters han reused me up, an
i say:-"You'se gittin' chilly, Master
Don't you want do winders let DOWN."
He didn't say nothin', and eased my
han away andlit de can'le. But master
want sleep. Master was daid. Done
died dar in de dark wild narr soul stir
rim in do house.
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From letter written by Mrs. Ada Z.
Hurd, of Groton. S. d., we quotes. "Was
taken with bad cold which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally term,
mated in Consumption. -Four doctors
gave me up, saying l could live but a
short time. lgaye myself up to my
Savior, determined if | could not stay
with my friends OH earth ! would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. ! gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles; it hus cured me, and thank God
] am now a,well and hearty woman"
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Col
Drug Store; regular size, SO cents and 81.
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A .srnraalE roR rnREpDN.

Arter he was outer sight Miss Lydic
called mo on do peach. Iain't sSyin'
Miss Lydie had been cryin', but she
had a mighty redness bout de nose, an
she bowed it like Gabriel init a.blowed
dat haun. Law! Miss Lydie's good
heart done TUX her straight though
dem shinin' gates, 'dout hOr needih' a
pooty face to wu'k on do angels feel
ms!
lot mo rent myself, an If ] would wuck
myself clear she'd free Ritta--iny vile
Rita, she b'longed to Miss Lydie. An
she got me- hired in q livery, whore l
had my odd times to make basklts.
Folks was free wild advice. Shifless
niggers' trade is maxim, big Gavin craps,
in TURF tolkses low groun's. Um-mE
um--m!
wages; but it was pintly an aggrewation
to Suck In dem mucky stalls, an curry
an rub an fodder dem slabsided jades
dat didn't have no bottom to bull on:
An don to lead out do slick, pompered
mares, an have en- brung back lalno
and rormed wild mud an sweat, for me
to get a cussiu'! Dat was a'time, shore
as you's Dawn.
iwa'ut brung up to do baskit maxim.
nm INV fingers got so raw doy would
stick TO de white oak. Den use to
trade some o my ra,ions 70 get dem
niggers help me make baskits. But,
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FINANCE ANp rRApR.
The Fosturos Of tho Money and Stock
HFaytsks


NEW YoRK. June 2a-Money on call easy Mt
~ to per cent; last loan ~ percent; closed
offered at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper
ZIai1S per cent Sterling exchange quiet and
easier at 81 s7ai $50, Sales soO,SS0 shares
The stock market to-day was not 50 strong aS
yesterday but In the face Of evident reallEstions
Of the local contingent 70 securct the profits NJ
ready occurred on the late rise. prices were flrm
and In few cases decidedly strong The most
important movement In the market t9,1ly W.
probably tho activity and advance IN hortheEInl
Pacific nreterred, thouxh the ErRnSeFs were SUI
the most prominent gfotip, and tho dealings IN
them command more attention from spoculatoA
than those in my other stocks III Dur lhEv nSs
and LHckawnnna this liquidation was spHcient
TO drive the stocks materially, though the move.
ment was slow through the day. The mAtkes
finally closed dull but steady to trm at tnaisnin'
cant changes. -
State bonds have been dull and steady.
Railroad bonds quiet and hrmef.
BONDS AsD Stock ouorArtOEs-cLosEo nm
U. g Is reg Now York CeltfaLnS
U. g 4 coupon Nh Ohio MisslSsippl...- y
U. 4lSS IaR.,.,...lO1 do preferred. secs ~
PacIfc . OF S......l0G Oregon ImprOve't- q
AtchiSon 5iJsk Oregon Nav..... ~
Adams Expsess.....l47 Oregon Irars.'.',...
American ExpTess.11S PAcihc Mnll.... ga
Canada Pacitc...- go lPittspurRh ......'' i iSs
Canada Southern. 69H Pullman FAlece"."'l y W.
Central PaclIc....... so Reading 5g
Chesapeake q Ohio % Rock Island ........... "a
do first preferred 60St Paul. :.......; szs
do second prefd Az do preferred. ......1@
Chi. Bar n ouincyl0l J, st Paul & Omaha. ~
Del 4 Hudson........136A do preferred. u
Del. Lack. & West. 1861 Tenn Coal & Iron S6h
Den. q RI q. pfefd 81 tTexnS Parihe......... 81
Erie. 27s Union Paclhc.... SgA
Fort Wayne ~. g. Express ......... 30
Illinois Central.....,l st u. q P....' IA
Kansas & TeKAs...... AK do preferred ..',... y
Lake Shora ........,..l 4 Wells Fargo Ex"...lto
Louisville & Nash. Tx Western Union..... Va
Memphis & chAs... 50 Am. Cotton Qll..". SsH
Michigan Central, l07 Colorado Coal.-.. We
Missouri Paclfc...... 69l Iron Sll ver-... W.
Nashville 4 ChAtt. 81 Qulcksilyer.- :,..'.,- VI
New jersey Central. l37sS doipreterred- .,. "
Norfolk &W. preFd - sutroI...e... .:..;
Northern Pacidc.... 2O54 RIchm'd SW. 7. 4.
do preferred H.. 565 Chicago Gas-....... S2 Il
Northwestern Lead Trust. 2ls4
do preierred.......lI Sugar Trust .,.....' y11S
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SEE that you are asscsscd.


Tho best Satve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Cores, Ulcers. Salt .Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required, Its guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents box. For sale by. Logan
DruuCo,
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EAST LiBBRrY. Pa, Juue 22.-cattlo. receipts
aud thipmenlS 5G7 head: market steady; prime,
81 40ai DO fair to good 50 76aI 9S common, 81 Is
az JOi bulls, coys aud StNgS, 81 60a3 IS; fresh
cows, slbalE. Hogs, receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1890 head; market active; all grades
sou head: market dull; prime, IS lesS 81; fair to
good, Sal u; common, siaJ: ycGtlipgs SLAB 6Oi
Spring lambs, SlAa; veal calves, active, SSaS 30
ICuIcAGo, Iii, June 22--CRtlle. receipts 1850
head; shipments $50 head: market steady; ma
1856; COWS 81 U0a9 s.. Hogs, receipts $1,000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market stendy 10 strong;
rough and common s. 60R5 o.; mixed s. OLA
525i prime heavy 8 20a5 IS. Sheep receipts
nntIv0s 81 5Ua5 Do Texans 50 Coat i0 feeders 50 Is
40 rs; lambs s. Ooa7 90
CfSCtNNX7i o., June 22--Ilogs easy at
q 4Oa5 25; receipts 400 head; shipments 800
head go
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W6lAL up ~ NO plb HOuss ~ luhhS uo luat
payment, an dee toll me Marse Rean
was gone to spen' a week at de ole plan.
tadon. Long as had KEEP my min
eben wild my wuck ! couldn't wait twill
he come back. So l jes' took my foot
inmy han an walked away thar arter
him.
THE HAPPY DAY.
i was one happy Niger when I SGT
opt home arterI was my own man. l
done greed to rent patch from Marse
Rean an wuck one o my same ole
hawses-ole Stoga He want kicker
an he want d jumper. an he want
notiiin' but hawse. l traipsed along
singn' "Glory Hallelujah" and "March-
in Down to Jordan" tel | got to dc fiat
rock dis side de big barn. Den sot
down to worp my feet-dee was natchall
wore out on dat rocky road. By come
a string o dem Malloy niggers, an /
bawled, Hi! whut you dom outen de
fel' dis. time o'day2"
An dey hollered, "Whar you bin,
niger. dat you dom know? Freedoms
done been called. We amt gwine
never wu'k no mo-. We's gwlne have
everything jos like white folks. New
J'rusalem's comel Freedoms called!
Jump jubilee, Niger, Jump jubileeW
an dey pulled me all over do road,
a-shoutin'. -
Law! lawl &fs
never said nary word; but TUX de
nigh cut through de pines, an say to
Rita:
An She said. Praise de Lawd,
honey! Praise de Lawdp
Presently / tol hor bout dem niggers
cavortin,. She drapt her kyards in her
cotton an says: "Hush yof black mouf
You amt say sol" ~
"Dafs what dec sayl" I turned her.
"But law! dars boun' to be differ
twix' our freedom an dem piGtrack
niggers."
But Ritta-Ritta she was likely
yaller 'oman-she shuk her head, an
say, Nav, Isham, nav! All dat wuk,
all dat money, an We ain, no freer'n
de resp ~
But i amt never got it all straight in
my min.
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IF tho assessor has ON lttcd to assess
you, soc to It that you arc listed. You
will be deprived OF your vote In No
vembcr II your name is not on tho us.
SCISSORS book.
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& Corn was iairly active most of The day.
Oats frIner. tsSEe.
Provisions steady.
Ws WEI No. spring soasokc; No. 8
EpElHg 1SG7Sse; No, . Fed 81 &c. Juno ~ iaslttei
Jqly Z! August its ;IaSfo. Inly
I0aJO!SGG0IssG; September 46.4atS lbatsh4S
OGfs-CGsh 40. 2, SSIc: June 81 ssssss cess e:
Iuly 3l1{aa'aSae; September 2OIlaSoHaSO7Sc'
RYE-No. 2, T6c.
hARIEr-5Su. ., 6Qc, ~
FLAxsEEp-s 0S1S
TtNoTHYsERD-Sig nal IS.
MISS PonK-Cash $40 77ll<S; July $40 21ISa10 soa
1880: September SO 77,sali S73sS1o IA "a s,,l.
sH tG RtSs-CGsh % s.; July g 7Sa6 se1Sa
Q sex; september 50 B5a6 921Izat 92I.
Others Unchanged
NEW iYoRK. June 92.--Flour, receipts 10000
barrels: exports 5 600 barrels; market dull ;
sales 2i00O barrels. Wheat receipts III ,Vgo bush,
els: exports $4,000 bushels; 6R6s 2,lS,COO
hushels Of futures aud $4,000 bushels OF spot:
spot market higher and quiet; 40. 3 rcd S6I9
red red u Jans ss ss JaIs August
s5aS711 SSaS7,Se; September SB1SGs5 4ds14c' octo,
Der 81SSaSs| tass1ssc Corn. recipe q 0oQ bush.
els; exports rs 900 bushels: sales .OCO bushels
OF futures aud BN00 bushels OF spot; marker
duh: ungraded mixed 5Ga6ll 70: June 800; July
5isEa56058c; August 53l4a545 SaJ VIC; september
525Stt4a5ic Oats, recelpts o. 900 bushels: OK.
ports 5000 bushels; sales 4bN00e bushels Of
futures ard &C. 900 bushels OF spot: market firm
and quiet: June S71&c; July 86HaSIz SaSI55Sc;
August Sj55zaS6S1E a3s1 Sc; September 3Sc; spot
No. white 43alskc Hay and hops quiet.
Coffee steady and unchanged. Sugar lirn: No.
hSSes steady aud quiet Rico steady Tallow
quiet. RoStm quiet. TITpenine quiet at SIC.
Eggs in moderate demand; western lec Fork
quiet and steady Cut meats firm. Lard steady;
western steam 50 s21z: July 50 7s; September
creamery l4Ilsa20c. Cheese quiet
BALTIMORE, ND June 22,--whea. firm No. ?
red spot Ve1sc: Juno 92c; July S!53RSbc August
S55%c; receipts 1900 bushels; shipments l6OcO
bushels Corn strong: mixed spot and June
6S!laS6l4c: July 5lI4abi1Gc; August 5SZ$G: re-
ceipt 1900 bushels; shipments $1,000 bush
4Oaiic. Rye dull: No. . SIC. Hay tlrm at H 80
ais 50. Others unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 22.-Flour slow.
Wheat iirm; No. 2 red June s75fASI95c: July
So August aud September, Sl39s6c.
Corn Arm: No. 8 mixed track Ice; June S4a5i &c:
July 5S11ssa54e; August ana scptemhcr S24a521sc.
July S91sai0tSc. Eggs steady; Pennsylvania frsts
I7aff1sc. Cheese steady.
ToLEDo, o.. June 22-wheat Arms No.2 cash
SIC; Juno rs e; July S2JSc; August sis4c. Corn
active; No. cash is1sc; June zoe, Oats quiet;
No. 2 cash Sc Rye dull at nc. Cloversecd
dull; primo 50 80 .a-
CINCINNATI. o.. June 2e.-Wheat receipts
1000 bushels: shipments 1000 bpshelA ButNr
firm. Sugar firm. Eggs easy at &c. Cheese In
firm demand. -. 45.f.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her caStoria.
When sbowss a Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Cassoria,
Whom she had Children, she gave tbom cassOria
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ARE you troubled with corns or bum
ions2 II so. let US give you little ad.
vice. Pare them down as closely as
possible without drawing blood; then
soak them in warm water to soften
them, and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them yigor-
ousiy for a few minutes at each appttca-
ton. A corn plaster should be worn
for few days to protect them from the
shoe. AS general liniment for sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain,
Balm il all that can be desired. 80
cent bottles for sale by druggists. D&w
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BAsrtx's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of long
standing. 25c at all druggists.
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~ pennsylvanin atasiono.
\ lBgRRsyIVaR Hines.
TRAINS Bun by Central Tlme.

TICKET oTRIcEA At pENNEY1SkNIA STATION Oh
WATER ST., FOOT oP ELEVENTH BT., WHEELING,
AT MoLUnE HOUSE, WHEELiNo, AND At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, BRfpoEfoRf.
eouTIrwRFr sYETEM-" PAN HANDLE fouTE."
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T1HR WEEKLY INTgT.LIGENCER

i. Il bright sparkling instructive family
Journal Il d original In every Department,
clean in every line and suited o. Il i9llhtended
% interUsrand improve every membeg Of the
hInilX whether " city Or county
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CHICAGO, June 22-wheat trade only modor.
ate and feeling stronger. with prices ranging
higher. There was nothing special IN the mar
KY Earn WIN. tn,rlv nnlirn rno.t Of Tho day.
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Baltimore live Stock Market.
.cALvERroN srocK YARDS. 1
attt /. MONDAY, Juno ~, 1871
TIE SWINE MARKET
Arrivals this sos
Arrivals last ,OGd
Arrivals one year $500
I'D i. REMARKS. III
There Is rnther light offering this week, the
number being some !S,l0O head less than II was
reported IN all the yards, with values Hahe
higher than they were last week. Quotations
range at GSISSs &c with most sales ut 65sA1c net.
UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET, |
CLARENoST, June 20.
Al hogs sold in these yards BY Y. A. Blackstone
A' Receipts C t * week ss7s head. asalps. 2sss
head lust week.
Fair 10 good Scliug from. 50 to GO
Pigs selling a. froTl...... TO .
R9nghs selling 20
Sheep selling frOu... TO S1Sc
Lambs selling from 70 %
ARRtvAIsoF LIVE STOCK
AftN Union Sock Ytrds ria B. & O. Railroad, for
tDtet ending l9th.
1875 cars. containing ] .Ssg cattle, lSS calves,
1872 sheep aud lambs, 7,7l6 hogs. os horses, 10
shipments to New York, Philadelphia etc,
14l9 cattle. . calves, G,22t sheep aud lambs,
20l2 hogs. 81 horses
PntFoioum.
NEW YORK. June y Petroleum opened steady,
advanced 70 on small buying orders and closed
at Sc; highest ssSSc; lowest SIC; closing 81
sales 6,OOj barrels,
OFT CRY. PA. Juno 22-open0d aud lowest
$50; highest SSI<c; closed S8fc; sales 1000 bar.
rels; eIearancs no 900 barrels; shipments sS,sIs
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He'd Adam-hawse home an den Ian
he an all de res BionGed to dc Rean
cousin. He was a chunky, red face,
stiff hyared man, an his father was a
hall strainer dat Miss Judy Kyarter
run of TO Newt Kyarliny wild.
One day was walkin' his hawse be-
TO- the ho', an' ] hearn Miss Lydie talk
in to him an l hearn her say:
"You know an ! know 1t! Mr.. Ky.
after promised him his freedom, an
Joe meant him to have it"
"Thar's not a pen scratch on ii" he
mumbled back.
"It's Gawd'5 truth, "says Miss Lydie;
an couldn't makeaout de res; but
pres'n'ly Marse 'Rean kicked over q
cheer, aud stawmed out: dam it all!
de nisgcr amt young, but hos with
five hundred dollarsl III he kin hire
hissef, and pay dat Phi lot him do it."
Den he strid out an yucked the bri-
die from me. an laid do lengt o. de
whup on Pats flank, an lit down do
-oad-he eycrmo' did.
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FOR DYSPEPEIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach diS0fdnrs, take
IlRONfN'S IRON HTTTERS.
All deRleER keep Il, 81 per bottle. Genuine hiss
trademark and croSsed red lines on wrapper.
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TO THE WAR
nm.ml nm.ml um.ml

um-m! um.m! um-m!
Twas de mex year dat de war bruk
out, an nothin' would do Marse Joe but
he mus go in de army. He want stout.
Marse Joe want, but he nuver stood
back TO- nothin'l Time an agin rs
seed him back Adam-hawsc, an de
creetur mincin' on his toes an screech.
in like a lady.
GA he rid on Adam-hawse dat day an
me hint him on oi6 Jinse. An dunno
how I'd ever foun' Marse Joe when dat
rapscaition Lewis toll me he was shot
OF it hadn't been for dat same Adam.
hawse stan'in' sidst him a-nickerin'.
Thar he lay wild de blood oozin' an
.clottin' an blackenin' on his make,
a-dyin'-an' dat was one O. de tust bat
ties dat was fit.
An thar l sot prayin' de Lawd Of he
was 'biecged to have young Marse
Captin, to take him quick; for de fight
in was movin' back dat away, an 1
couldn't bar to think o pullin' an
hauiin' an hurtin' him. He tried to
tell me suthin' about home an Miss
Lydie; but de words was so rattly i'll
t'roat dat l couldn't make head nor tail
outcn EN-, An when he seed da. he
frownt an lay still.
Freshly his comp'nv was ordered to
de front; but some Yankees, hid in de
pines, picked of de men so fas' dat dee
hickered an' made like dec was coming
back. Den Alarse Joe riz up on his elbow
an shouted:-
Company X nuver gives way! For
rard wild do tlag!"
An, sub, ev'y man hearn him, an de
las one gallopped torrard, facin' dem
zlzzin' bullets dos like he was Marse
captain.
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CINCINNATI. o.. June 2e--Wheat, receipts
1000 bushels: shipments 1000 bpshels Butter
firm. Sugar firm. Eggs easy at &c. Cheese In
firm demRnd. " 49,
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ToLEpo, O.. June 22.-wheat arms No. cash
SIC; Juno Ss5Ssc; July S2JJSc; August sis4c. Corn
active; No. 9 cash 4S1SSc; June Zoe Oats quiet:
No; 2 cash ]. sc; Rye dull at nc cloversecd
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PuiLApELPHrA. Pa, June 22.-Flour slow.
Wheat firm; No 2 red June s75fasT9Sc: July
Corn Arm: No. mixed track Ice; June 5ia5i &c:
July 531sa5iG; August ana septemhcr 52lAa52l1sc
Oats strong; No. white Ssd3AI Sc; June 4Oaiic;
July S1Jsai0,Sc. Eyes steady; Pennsylvania ttrsts
l7aiflkc Cheese steady r..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-28

Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct. Z, 1892

GOING WEST-6-s9 A. N. for Lewiston.
Earn,ington, kockland, Portland, Boston anu
Montreal; 7.3o A. N. for Ha,lawell, Gar
diner aad South Gardiner: ia.iu A. ~ fot
Brphswlrk, lewiston. tarniingt"n. kaekland,
torIlshd and tsosion. cunne.,iue for White Moan
tam Font. and Quebec. eta y. n. Tor Haltow.n.
t;afd,aer and south tarsti,er, ). 10 ah,i $40 Y.
FOR brunswick, Bath, Portland. bos,on; e,lo r..
NJ. for tlal'owell, Gardiner ami south Gardiner,
Ii.tV 4. ~. might Pullman) every n,ght for Lew
is,on, hath, Hoekiand, roriisad and Boston.
GOING EAST-..to a. N. Ought eNpressl for
Skow hogan, Belfast, Bansui. kar iiafhor. 81
stephen. 81. JehU and Aroosiook County. $40
A NJ. Cor Ws,ers,li-. snJ >Eowhresn and
for waicry,lir. connecting ut waier,iile
s S,s" :. II. for Waterr s ossiaSa
North Arson, Bingham, Skowhcgan, Belfast.
Dover Foxeroft, Bangor. Bar iIarbor II. Sirphea
st. John and Aroostuok County; vi. "A NJ, san
DAYS On for waerillc aud Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trans going cal at 2.i0 A.
W.. going west at ii.0 y. NJ run each way every
night, SUNDAY Included, come citing for Lewiston
and Eoekiaud bui not TO Skowhsgau on Monday
mornings, or to Belfast, Dexter, or b.tond Han
gor, SUNDAY mornings.
The day trains going West al io,io A.
VI. and East AT s.+s r. VI. run daily, Sunday In
GUIDED. between Boston. Lewiston, hath. Bangor
Accom- MoDATION TRAIN ta Augusta
caves south Gardiner, ga A. ~: Ito
AM, f.y5 =. NJ: Gardiner. 6'as A, ~, t.2p
and 80 7. ~; Halioweii. ti9 A. 81, lbs and
Through tickets to California and all point,
dcket agent, Augusta. the only office in Augusta
ceiling vim all routes and checking baggage free Of
expense.
PAYSoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 6enT Manager
r. u. BOOTHBY. Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Oct. 2, lss2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-28
loca and Business Tips.

Give us little snow say the busines'
men.
Holiday goods are beginning to appear II
the store windows.
Get your reserved seat check for Smoke
Pearls at Johnsons cafe today.
Entertainment at =. Barabas hall Tues
,lay evening. Nov. -. illustrated lecture
by MIR. Ralph Plaisted. Orchestra re
freshnepts. Admission Is cents.
Young 4 Smart the popular druggists
have rs choice line of perfumes as there
is in the State. They have just added i
large line of Doussant's Exquisite frencl
perfume, for " hieh they are the sole agent
in Augusta.