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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13
eAUaER BAKER IN TROUBLE.
He Says He is Good Democrat and
His Friends Say He is Not.

He Says He is Good Democrat and
His Friends Say He is Not.
Richard f. Baker, the recently-ap-
pointed United States gauger, is having
peck of trouble. He denies the charge
that he is a populist His intimate
friends, with whom he has been most
closely identified, insist, however, that he
has been for the past year or more an &C
tive third party man, that he attended
their meetings, was a member of their
club, and although not delegate to the
convention which nominated Kemp, that
he was an active spirit in the convention.
Mr.. Baker says he attended the meet
ings of the third party, not because he
was in sympathy with it, but because his
friends were third partyites and he had
an interest in what was going on. He at
tended the Kemp convention in the same
way. He says he was never a member of
the third party club, and has never voted
with the party. He acted as supervisor
of the federal election for the party, he
says, because there was So in it, and that
was all. He voted the straight demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Baker says he did not
seek the Office of gauger. The appoint
ment came to him unsolicited. There
was no applicant for the place He was
asked if he would take it if it were Of
fered him and he said he would be glad
to. He was Endorsed by democrats and
was given the appointment. He quail
fed before Acting Clerk Gillespie
of the United States court We'd
nesday. His bondsmen are Jno
O. Smith and Geo. o. Penton
MIR. Baker says he is ready to submit
proofs of his democracy to Collector
Trammell whenever they are called for
The former business ASSOCIATES of Mr..
Baker insist that he MAS an active third
party mRn, however, and they do not UNI
derstand how he was appointed as dem
|
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HEALTH oERrIF1oATE rrrs.

The MORNING News recently called at
tention TO the fact that Savannah people
returning from Asheville are charged 81
for health certificates. The Asheville
Citizen has interviewed a number of
physicians, some of whom charge and
others do not. DR.. Weaver, from whom
quite a number OF Sayannahians have OBJ
tanned certificates, and who is a member
of the Asheville board of health, is
quoted as saying: 81 have given certih-
Gates and have charged for them just as l
would for prescriptions. The health
board has no seal and there is no one here
to give an official certificate l signed
myself as a member of the health board,
but not as the exclusive member whose
duty it was to give a certificate" The
mayor and city clerk of Asheville say
they make no charge for certificates.
The MORNING NEWS received yesterday
a letter from a well-knOwn business man
of Asheville in reference to the matter.
He says:
Editor Morning News: Your article rela-
tive to charging d fee for health certificates
from visitors leaving ASheville is referedto in
the Evening Citizen today You are right,
and am in a position to prove thata member
of our health board charged one OF your good
citizens & for health certificate Of about
five lines. The gentleman referred to was for
many weeks guest of the Oakland
Heights an elegant gentleman, liberal and
willing to pay for value received. Physicians
when they make such charges as stated above
injure the reputation of our beautiful noun.
tain resort and create the impression that
any one coming to Asheville win be robbed OF
his last dollar which IS certainly, great in
justice to our healthy mountain home, and
to all interested in its welfare. And to create
such an iTnpressiqn wfohgfully, Injuries oua
beautiful Land Of the Sky."' SWAIN. (
Judge Ferrill of the ordinary's court
says the Pennsylvania railroad refuses to
sell tickets to Savannah except on certif-
Gates issued by the New York. board OF
health.
Certificates furnished by DR. Drummer
as health officerof Savannah for members
of Judge Ferrllls family would not be re-
ceived as evidence, and the applicants for
tickets were compelled to secure certif-
Gates from tho New York board of health.
A fee of 80 cents is charged for certificates
by the New York board.
The general opinion is that the Penn
sylvania railroad is acting in a very pc
culiar manner IN regard to the Savannah
quarantine
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Catarrh in the Head

Is undoubtedly disease of the blood, and
as such only reliable blood purifier can
effect perfect and permanent cure
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best blood puri-
fer, and it has cured many very severe
cases of catarrh. Catarrh oftentimes leads
to consumption. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
before it is too late.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or grippe,
but act promptly, easily and efficiently.
25c.-ad
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Jacksonville to Vote on bonding.

jacksonville, Fla, Oct 12-Jackson-
Vile is on the eve of another election 1t
is on the question OF issuing 81, 100000 Of
bonds for various municipal improve
ments. 1t is non-partisan issue, and the
indications are that the vote will be in
favor Of issuing the bonds. The election
comes of on Oct. II.
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AReouisition for 500 RIDES.

Columbia. S. c., oct IA requisitlon
and bond FOR 300 cadet rifles and uccouter-
meuts for use 40 Clemson college were
forwarded today The bond ~ signed ~
Gov rlimau. w " Mayheld, Willie
Jones, and IN. q. ChildA
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- ~ @HHHH
male complaint" OF
weakness, what can
you expectl There's
nothing you can ac-
complish - nothing
you can enjoy. And
no good reason for it.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will cure
,you, safely and GER
tainly, II you'll give
it faithful use.
For every one of
these wofnanly trOub-
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col. oLTNcH,s GIFT.
He Sends 800 to the Brunswick Fever
Sufferers.

Mr.. F. e. Rebarer clerk of council,
yesterday received a letter from Col j.
H. M. Clinch at Kenilworth Inn, Ashe-
vile, inclosing subscription of
500 for the Brunswick
sufferers. Mr.. Rebarer forwarded the
subscription yesterday, together with
SSl.25 received from other sources, to
Mayor Lamb of Brunswick
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EDUCATIONAL

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MISS JOSEPHINE HILL has removed her
WI school for girls and boys TO bs Hall
street.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or more.
in this column inserted for ONE CENT 4
WORD, Cash In Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or aoCoEa-
modations TO secure; indeed, any wtah %
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and There
Among the Shipping.

The Spanish steamship Miguel NJ Pin
illos, Captain Andraca, was cleared yes
terday for Barcelona and Genoa by Els
teve & Co Her cargo consists of 4, 800
bales of upland cotton, valued at $3.50, 1856
for Barcelona and 1850 barrels of rosin,
valued at s. ,625 and $500 bales of cotton,
valued at Sll1 ,SS1, for Genoa.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

LOh KEN L. n Henry stfecks mousse WIN
II modern improvements.
LIoR RENT, the premises. 1el Congress
II street. now occupied by Dryfus Rich;
possession Oct 1. Apply TO Geo. W. Owens,
l24 Bryan street.
NOR RENT, from October LIST, houses mum
II bers 90}a and 90 Jones street. Apply
Champion n Germany, lls Bryan street.
L1OR RENT. the premises. 1874 Broughton
n street, now occupied by n. Moyle' pos
session oct 1. Apply to Geo w. Owens, l24
Bryan street
FOR SALE.
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LNOR SALE, good, gentle family horse also
Il buggy and harness, new Address Char
lie, care News
L1OR SALE, stock OF groceries and bar fix
II lures, with privilege OF lease. y good
stand. Sold only on account of sickness of
owner Apply on premises, corner Taylor
and East Broad streets, or to 2. b Springer,
No. Whitaker street
NOR SALE, No. Humber bicycle; good as
Il new. Call at 1877 Congress
CCHOONER FOR SALE. About IS tons
- register, 20 feet long, nearly new. Light
draught Sound, able and In drst-class con
dltion. Fine freight and passenger accommo-
datlons, Apply to VIM. ). Wightman, jack
sonville Fla
NOR SALE, one new Humber racer, weighs
II q pounds. c. S. Richmond, opposite
postotice.
THICKBNS FOR SALE-Gndian Games,
~ Belfast Red Games, Golden Wyandotte,
silver Loced Wyandotte, White Leghorns.
Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas Plymouth
Rocks. Grader Calls & Co, thorough bred
Berkshire and Red Jersey pigs j. e. Poag,
Rock Hill, s. G.
SHINGLES for sale--To close out old stock
- we ofter cypress shingles $3.50 and S2.5
per thousand at mill. Boats can land at mill.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company,
WE have a bargain in city property, that
w will pay 10 per cent. gross on the in
Vestment. Situated In one OF the best rent
ing localities. Property never vacant. Con
sists of lot and two dwellings. Price 81 500
No better opportunity than the present is
offered TO investors, as handsome return is
sure to be realized on money invested. l. D.
& r. ID. LaRoche.
nor SALE, the largest ana best assorted
II stock OF white pine sash, doors, blinds
holdings, etc, etc, In the south; also all
standard brands OF pure white leads, colors
dry and in all mixed paints, varnishes, etc;
mill supplies builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct importa-
lions Of Rosendale and Portland cement;
sewer eulvert and hue pipe, oil Sizes, bends
traps Is etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying. Andrew Han
lev.
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FOR INDIGESTION

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
y your diuner distresses you, try IT, It
Lils digestion. I'D.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GsP1RAGTS PlGmOsGs the 6666ds0mosGt q
N all ferns. WIN last for weeks fronds and
plants in any quantity. Cuthowers and floral
designs a speciality. Headquarters at
Strong Pharmacy, near De Soto. George
Wagner Florist Thunderbolt road, tele-
uhone 4BS
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RnARnlMG.

Accomm odations tor a few
II boarders. Meals sent Terms moder
cite. By JnnRS street.
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LOST

LOST.
I OST or mislnid Policies No. 5ss02, 596O7,
IL 5960S 6!779, 6l46], issued by the Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company on the lives Of
Henry Nc. A. Schley. William $. Brigham,
Julian Schley, Charles @. Hunt and Thomas
j. Charlton. The finder will please return
them TO the undersigned, Application has
been made for issuing OF duplicates, Julian
Sehley, 1l6 Bryan street, Sayannah, ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-13

A survey was held yesterday on board
the Italian bark Manannina, which re-
turned few days ago, leaking eight or
ten inches every hour. The survey was
appointed by Cap. l.. Trapani, the Ital-
ian vice consul, and consisted of Port
Warden Virgins, Capt Cafcro, master of
the Italian bark Ciampa Emilia and Capt
G. Trapani, master of the Italian bark
Elvira. The surveyors decided that a
part or the whole of her cargo of rosin
and spirits turpentine must be discharged
to ascertain the extent Of damage.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A LII persons having demands against the
IA estate OF a. G. ULMERt late Of Chat
ham county, deceased. are hereby notified to
render In their demands TO the Undersigned
according to law.
Oct. 6,isq3 JAS. 4. WELLS,
Attorney in fact for Adarehe Timer, Admin
tiGtrix, 81 Bay street, Savannah Ga.
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TWO gentlemen or couple can obtain large
i south room. with board; Abercorn, near
South Broad. Address box 286.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Eastern
u District OF South Carolina-ln the dis
trict court Ia Admiralty Matthew Revel, ct
al, VS.. the British ship Astoria and cargo,
and Ann Carroll, 81 al, vs.. the same. Libels
causes bids viii be received by the under
siguou at his ONCE ia the custom house,
Charleston. =. c., on or before MONDAY
the 9th day OF October, 1893. for dlscharging
the cargo % lumber OF the British ship AS
toria. now lying in the hartOr Of Port Royal
g. O.. and for landing the cargo at some spot
near or ut Beaufort or Port Royal, $. c., con
yeuient and suitable 10 % sale thereof, and
Tor storage thereof when so discharged until
sale. All bids 10 be submitted % The eouft.
G.I. CuNNINGHA AN
q. s. Marshal District Of aolslh
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A survey has been held on the Nor
wegian bark Loyal, which is lying $50
feet at low water, from the river in the
marsh at quarantine station, where she
was blown during the storm of Aug. o.
The tide flows within fifteen or twenty
feet of her when it is high. The survey
ing party decided to advertise for bids to
float the vessel, and if the expense of
moving her is not too great the contract
wall be given out. If the cost will be more
than the worth of the YES
sci, she will be sold at public auction
where she lies.
The British steamer Azalea, Captain
Halton, arrived at Tybee, from New
York, on Monday to await orders. She
probably put to sea during the storm.
The schooner Martie A. Holmes, sailed
Monday for Baltimore, and is supposed to
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MEDICAL.

WITH YOUR HANDS TIED
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SHINGLES for sale--To close out old stock.
- we offer cypress shingles $3.50 and 81 so
per thousand at mill, Boats can land at mill.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
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LlOR RENT fat OF four connecting rooms
Il every convenience. 65 Jefferson street
corner PGrrY.
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ROOMS TO RENT

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QUITE OF four rooms parlor floor. with use
- Of bath. " Duffy street, second door
west AbercOrn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15
SAM JONES TURNED DOWN.
An Incident Proving That MO Who Hest.
tates II Lost,


An Incident Proving That lie Who Hest.
tates II Lost,
", Loub Globe. Democrat
a dispatch from Jackson, Miss, says;
Rev. Samuel Porter Jones will aoou In.
wade tho sinners camps Of Mississippi
again. But whom ho returns ho will not
DO apt to hunt up Thomas Boone, or
send out ambassadors requesting his
attendance at his meetings. Mr.. Boone
travels for u Cincinnati whisky house.
He docs not believe in religion dny
more than Mr.. Jones believes in dudes,
but out Of lido curiosity no wont to hear
the Row Samuel Hing his psalms whom
no was In Mississippi before. Mr..
Jones was |descanting upon tho sins Of
mon and women In general He used
his grandmother aud grandfather TO
illustrate his point.
"My grandfather" said lie, Twas a
righteous man. He walked In the holy
paths Of righteousness, eschewed all
lriVoltiea Of tho ilBah aud consocratOd
his soul to God, and when hO died l am
Satisfied that the angels sang itholr
sweetest songs aud tho saints rojoiced
al his entrance into tho pUatly gates Of
heaven, But my grandmother was d
different person. blo cared nothing
for tho church, OF It's Teachings. She
lhdulgOd In worldly %aiTalrej gavo up hut
heart TO fashionable society sin, aud
whom she died ! ain satisfied that slo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15

is health. Those who desire to be
beautiful should do all they can to re-
store their health ii they have lost it.
The work which one may do, the rest
he must take, his baths, his diet, his
exercise, are matters for individual con-
alteration; but they must be carefully
thought Of and never neglected. There
are times when one can guess, without
looking in the glass, that the eyes are
dull and the skin is notified. This is a
case for specific treatment, II you APP
ply to The France Medical Institute. 80
and 40 West Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
or to n Of the physicians VINO makes
regular visits to your town, your case
will be carefully and thoroughly exam.
ined by the medical staff, who are all
specialists and have been chosen for
skill and experience. Their opinion
will be furnished you free, whether you
take treatment or not. They do not
consider that their responsibility ends
when they have taken your case and
furnished treatment; but hold them
selves ut all times ready and willing to
aid and direct you by their advice, All
forms OF chronic, nervous and private
diseases will be successfully treated on
the most scientific principles, Consul
tatiOn free and strictly confidential. Posi-
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went stralghtway to hell" Hero the
preacher paused. His restless eye
passed quickly from one end Of the vast
pavilion to the other. He detected the
Cincinnati drummer slowly making his
way out OF the church. Ifthere is any
thing that Mr.. Jones hates worse than
he doss the saloonkesper II is the man
who will attempt TO move in the audi.
ence during his services,
"And, my brethren" said he, point
ing HE stubby finger at the ~retreating
drummer, there goes another soul
straightway TO hell"
Boone turned his lace slowly around
until he saw that his prophecy was di-
ricted at him. There wa intense
silence in the big pavilion, Suddenly
he raised up his hand, and pointing
toward Mr.. Jones, calmly said;
"Well, old horsefy, have you got any
messageyou want to send to your grand
motherT
Sam Jones hesitated, aud illustrated
the old saw that he who hesItates is
lost Tor Boone marched slowly out Of
the church, and the joke was on Sam.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE toFrid weather hero
kept tradders out Of the pits to-day. The
strength " the, opening In wheat was 9ttriontea
to the tlct that cables were Slightly better;
There Wus more news Of crop both at home ana
abroad, but there was no great amount o. trad
Ing, Flrmness ut Liverpool gave the bulls here
u little advantage near the close.
Corn was moderately active, closing steady
with little change In prices.
Oats quite aud lower.
Notwithstanding on a limited scale.
Flour easy. =.
wnEAT-Gash No. Q spring S53JasS}9e, No; 9
G%6ao51Sq; September 6OhSaClhaa9sSc; December
GioRS@cas6SI No. ., 4o1Sc; July 4o1.a4oNe!CySci
August 4g96allaiO3Sc; September liS1saiSnalt Se;
oATs-Cash No 2, 9S11ci september 2oAa"SAa
RYn-No, ., Ole.
FLAXsEED-Sl 90.
TIMOTHY sgEp-Si lOa421
Mss P%ogx1Gash and July $40 CO., September
'fI I ma5 Ssui9 g 50 rs; July 50 0oa9 7s1iao 7?1,SS;
september slOO5alO 22%GalO 9oi October 50 2Sa
s sifGG1 XII KIflDis-cash IS 771las so; July 6 M;
September s. 81 Sa012 us 97h1S; shoulders IS 25a
80; short clear s015Ol0 90.
Others unchanged.
NEW YoEK, July lA.-Flour, receipts 5000
barrels; exports 1000 b1rrelsi sales 1000 bur-
relsi narke! quiet Wheat, receipts l0S'090 pnsn'
| NAAl ANRl0eN hAlANA 49,
els Of futures and $4,000, bushels Of spot:
spot market dull; ungrndOd red I01SaIS14c; OPP
tons dull; No., 2 red July '%AIgJSa12sac aug
ust 7Sk a7sTa73asc; ;septcmbes 7S14c; December
Sl1EaS9RS2c. Corn, receipts 800 bushels exports
1900 bushels. slles 10000 bushels OF futures
and SO 100 bushels Of spot market firm; August
4S1Sat1latsISc; September l9Aa4ga4ll9hc, Oats,
receipts 10000 bushels; exports, l00 bushels
Sales 10000 bushels of futures aud 5000 bushels
of spot; market quiet and firm; August S3Hc:
September 31aEC; No. . Chicago 3s8ci NO. y
white SIC, Cut meats dull. Lard quiet; west
ern steam $40 10; July $40 10; September $3.50.
Pork dull. Butter quiet Cheese firm, Eggs
Rosln quiet .Turp6ntlne steady. Rice steady.
MolasSGs steady. Coffee steady and unchanged,
Sugar, raw duh.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 14-Flour firm.
Wheat firm; No. 2 red July GOMa6g6c; August
GSf9 az e. S SsP! ! @Issd T INV isslai Gs;Seo 1a asasi
4gal0hC; September 4g9gn6oAc; October 50ha
60kc. Oats firm; No, 2 white July SSHSSHo;
August 8iSa35c; September 3SAc Butter quiet
Eggs dull; Pennsylvania tlrsts lGc'
BALTIMORE, Mp, July l+-Wheat steady; No. 2
H Gspo Corn aaH t Iqast 0G mixed ady SPOT AK; July I7Sci
August 4Slc; September 49Hsc. Oats quiet; No.
2 white western 97&c. Rye quiet; No, 2, $50.
Hay strong ut 81 90, Butter firm; crcamery
fancy &c. Eggs dull ut 1lc, Coffee steady Rio
l714G.
steady: No. 2 red GOC; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 500 bushels Corn strong. No. 2
mixed lic, Oats strong; No. 2 mixed S5Hc.
Rye dull Lard dull nj l2%c, Bacon steady at
$40 S7Iall@ Whisky steady Mt 81 u. Butter
strong. Sugar firm. Eggs dull. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO. O., July 1A,-Wheat dull and steadier:
No. leash and July Coo; August GT1Sc; September
Gg14c. Corn dull and steady: No. 2 cash 4llzc'
Oats dull al 2iISc. Rye quiet ut 62C. Clover.
seed dull prime October W 70,
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A physicIan's Advice.

To those who travel, or those who re-
main at home during tho summer,
never be without a stimulant." lts
timely use saves the system from many
q shock, and as u preventative OF dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, OF AllsI
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
keeps tho purest liquors in stock. His
Silver Ago, ut 81 So Duquesne, at 81 25,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for cata-
loguo and price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, so Federal street, ALLIE
gheny, Pa.
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CHICAGO, July A.-Cattle, receipts 1000 head;
shipments 5000 head; natives dull ut 40c lower
than last week cows and Texans l5a25o lowGri
prime heavy 81 75a5 10; good 81 40ai 90, grass
ers 81 25a8 75i stockcrs 81 75aS co. Texans 81 40a
40; cows 81 60a3 %. Hogs, receipts 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head market steady; mixed
and packing s. O5aG 10; prime heavy 60 l0aG 70.
Sheep, receipts G,OOO head; shipmcnts 1000
headi market OvorstockGd aud 75cGsl % lower
than last week: natives So 75lb 10; westerns 81 GO
al %; Texans 81 35R3 80; lambs 81 0OahO0
EASr LIBERTY. Pa, July 1L-Cattlo, receipts
800 head: shipments 400 head; market, nothing
doing, Hogs, receipts 1900 hcAd: shipments
1900 head; market weak; medium aud light
81 4OaG 65: medium weight tops 81 2OaG 30; ex.
tremO heavy s. S0a6 OK, Sheep. receipts 400
head; shipments 500 head; market steady and
unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15

IA a family medicine Bncon's Celery
Cure p0ssea trom aire to son as q log.
ncy. n you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but get n free
sample package Of this remedy at onco.
II you have indigestion, constipation,
headache, rheumatism, otc., this grand
specific will euro you, Tho Logan Drug
Co, tho leading druggists, nro sole
agents aud arc Distributing free sam
plcs FREQ to the afflicted. Largo pack.
ages 60c. !
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INC Game,s InsIlIou. InAuonce.

Washington Star.
"Rastus," said the man who was cut
ting grass to the one who was sharpen
ing his scythe, "seems quah dat dcy has
ter be so much Discussion bout de
presidents family an de Spanish family
visitin' back an 10th, as thar has been
lately. Dah's or heap ter learn bout
manners"
deed dar is"
"Now, 'sposen do princess OBJ Spain
war to ax ye, how would yer go bout
it ter calf"
How'd / call2"
"Yep."
"Why. dos dc same as wild anybody
else. I'D shove in chips huff an say,
What yer got2'"