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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-08-18

Michael +. Erdley OfPenn town
ship was at the county seat last
Monday afternoon. >
GIRL WANTED.-A girl or wo.
man wanted to do general house
work. Apply to A. N. r., Vira
Pa. S-1S-3t
+. II. Maurer, New Berlin, is al
ways offering special bargains. SEX
his special announcement in this is.
sue.' L
Miss Sallie Roush of Freeburs
last Thursday paid visit to he1
sister, Mrs. Frank S. Reigel, at thi'
place.
Misses Laura Runkle, Mamie
Stetler and Mabel Grimm called OF
Miss Daisy Gift at Paxtonville, re
Gently.
J. F. Wagner of Penn twp. wa
a Middleburg visitor on Saturday
afternoon. He was accompaDiedby
his two sons.
E.G. Murry, formerly the druggis
of this place, and wife Of Philadel
phia are spending short vacation
in Middleberg.
Williamsport will have grea
celebration, Sept. 5, in honor of TIN
American victories of the presen
conflict with Spain.
Thes students of the Norma
school had picnic on Wednesda,
evening of last week along the bank
the historic Middlecreek.
Miss Nina Long, who had bee
visiting her grandmother in Ccntr
county, has returned to her hom
with MIS-. f. G. Aurand.
Ex-Sheriff' Daniel Bolender i
putting down Il new brick pavemen
! in front of his Sugar street residcnc
opposite the County Jail.
Mrs. Frank Bousum ofPattersol
Juniata county, was spending Il fey
days visiting her sisters, Mrs. Potte
and Mrs. McLain in this place.
Mr.. Carl Espenshade, the newl
appointed Deputy Collector of In
, ternal Revcnueof the 9th district, wa
a Middlehurgh visitor last week.
Lehigh county poor director
have offered to contribute 500 eac
month toward the support of tn
families of Lehigh county soldiers
Sergeant Harry Bower, who wrot
such an interesting letter from Cam
Thomas last week for the Posi-, ha
promised another letter for mex
week.
The Republican conferees of tn
counties northumberland, Colum
bia, Montour and Sullivan will nom
mate candidate for congress on tn
= 25th inst.
The Ladies' Mite Society of tn
Lutheran church gave reception t
+ Mrs. George Erhart, one of thei
: members, who will soon move fror
our midst.
George Ehrhart, the new agen
!, at Burnham, Mifilin County, spen
Sunday with his family, in Franklin
He will shortly move his family t
Lewistown.
Mrs. Harry Specht has gone t
/, Camp Alger, Virginia to where he
husband is encamped with the Vol
unteer army. She is employedby
sutler as clerk.
Carbon Seebold, the proprietor 9
the Washington House, was at Phil
adelphia last week on business. Fl
also visited Willow Grove park, tn
mecca of Philadelphia.
New Berlin's hustling bushes
: man, Mr.. +. H. Maurer, alway
n keeps the readers of the POsT &C
vised of his bargains. See the at
vertisement in this issue.
= John r. Kreeger and Samu'
:. Wittenmyer, Jr., last Thursday ever
IL ing attended a party at George ,
I'll Schoch's in Monroe township give
'.'by their daughter, Minnie.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-08-18
Charles Bibighaus of Mifilinburg
was at Middleburg Tuesday.

ty, was a county seat visitor on
XRssday of this week.
strict President Bowersox in
edted camp p. o. s. Of A. at
Centreville on Saturday. A large
crowd attended.
1t is doubly unfortunate to have
a cold at this season of the year.
Eltis difficult to get ridofit and then
every body has different remedy to
recommend.
Amos Bolig, one of Penn town
ships successful farmers, was at
Middleburgh last Friday to bring
home his son, b. f. Bolig, who had
been attending school at this place.
The second quarterly meeting Of
the j. V. E. Association, will be
held at Osceola Mills, Pa, Friday
August 10, 1898, at 1Oo'clock,
a. m. A full attendance is desired
The Millheim Banking Co. adver-
tises that if will refund the amoun,
Of money required to pay for tho
stamps on checks over $50 drawn
upon them after August 10th, 1898
! Because girl refuses to allow 6
man to put his arm around hcl
doesn't necessarily mean that sh,
doesn't like him. She may wish t.
preserve her freshly laundered shir,
waist.
l The members of the variou,
Christian Endeavor Societies in Sny.
der county are already preparing tc
send delegates to the state conven
tion at Harrisburg the first week il
October.
John Wood of Bcavertown, tn
evorcongenial fcllowand wide-awall
business man, was at the county sea
last Thursday and Friday. He
the manager of the tanncry at Bea
vertOwn.
/, by new regulation which wen
r into effect July lst no more du
stamps can be used by the postmas
ter and no mail is allowed to he de
livered unless full postage is paid b.
the sender.
DR.. w. o. Perkins of Bostol
will participate in the exercises a
the Snyder Co. Cheir Convention
with Choir of singers from tn
= County under his instruction TIN
past weeks.
Snyder County will be well re
presented at the Williamsgrove pic
mic beginning Aug. Doth and con
tinuing all week. A great many
farmers and others are already pre-.
, pal ing to go.
Mrs. Joseph Alter and Miss Mat
tie Blymyer of Lewistown spent sew
eral days with Andrew Ulsh an,
wife in Franklin and on Monda,
went to Selinsgrove to visit bcfor,
going home.
Prot. J. H. App, principal of tn
Shippensburg public schools, las
week spent several days in this cit,
t on business. He is an educator o
high merit and ability and stand
high in his chosen profession.
Last Friday night, there wer
robbers among the farmers west o
, town, having unceremoniously Wis
tied s. s. Walters, Newman's ant
Weirick's and stole butter, eatables
etc. They also tried to enter
granary.
4 DR.. j. +. Kanawell of Centre
vile was a county seat visitor las
Q Friday. The doctor recently pur
. chased an interest in the First Ma
tional Bank Of this place and CAV
3 the regular stockholders an idea wha
> their bank stock was worth.
TheAonr millsof Yoder& Eagle,
have been supplied with entirel.
new rolls. The firm is now direct
/ ing its attention to the manufactur
: and placing upon the market higl
grade of roller -four. 1t is one o
n the best equipped mills in the coun
'ty.
a. ~ " i'il, .tt 1AI. l IS Ii
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bting Items.

bting Items.
! Bret Paragraphs for
Dur Readers.
.,.rx In LEGAL ssd Gen.
Ireerning People More
.ess Prominent.
in mournful numbers
y an empty dream,
light we eat cucumberS,
n top of with ice cream.
quiet.
n freezer--ice.
hest thing out-fire.
iii remains warm.
y now be trimmed.
liter of credit--C.
Count-Discount.
pg is all headwork.
is the next holiday.
hrs will soon bein order.
/ sour-the Prohibition
is a great practical
bt-Borrowing a lawn
rs are a drug in the
,niet-the deaf mute's
holdcr-The man behind
|snitsing parties will be few
be has relieved the street
er.
encils are not pushed ; some
horse is more stubborn than
|e.
/. Mohn of Centreville was in
tuesday.
+ are no prisoners IN the
county Jail.
Annie SweDgle, of Paxton
bs a Middleburgh visitor last
rangers picnic at Williams
Pill be held August 20 tc
Wagcnseller and wife Wis
mother at Selinsgrove ovel
Faust of Beavertown wa.
seat visitor on Saturday
Blanche Eyer Of Nescopeck
Pg Mrs. W. II. Spangler OF
ce.
|Crossgrove and wife attend,
Famp meeting at Clements
Sunday.
Fdmin M. Miller of Beaver.
s at the county seat las
Pnorning.
Lottie and Maude Gift, O
!le, were Middleburgh Wis
Thursday.
IN Wetzel and friend of Lew,
Al
Sited the formers parents il
on Sunday.
lissionary Society ofthe Re
hurch will be held in Sc,
next month.
Swartz left last Thursda,
ntown, where he is employ
". s. Arbogast.
3 Schnee, of Mt. Pleasan
y 70 tle county seas OH nj
londay morning.
2 number ofour young peo
Jed the festival at Paxton
aturday evening.
Ulsh and wife of Lewis
Monday visited A. H. Uls1
and dined with them.
!. M. Bowersox last Wed
ent to Beavertown to spen'
2 with her husbands family
q National Encampment Q
y Army will be held a
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Breadstur. and pro,i.,on.,

cHIcAGo-Tho encouragement from
Liverpool to-day was not quite up to
expectations and wheat started frac-
tlon lower. This weak feeling wns made
more marked by. favorable crop reports
Later reports, however. complained Of
clnch bugs and rust in the south and
southwest and the sentiment turned
bullIsh. There was report current
that rust hnd Z appeared in wheat in
many points OF Hungary. j
Chicago arrivals were rs cars, against
81 for the same week last year. Minne-
apolls and Duluth received 1Gi cars,
against $40 for the corresponding week
the year, before. July opened &c lower
at 03h99ic, sold up to 94Nc,. fell to Q3lc.
then flrmcd up to 0iHo. September be-
gan A@fsc lower ut 70MG1SOAc, declined
10 799sc, rallied TO SoAc, weakened to
F19A QI0Bc, then rose to 79lG 0T9Sc.
unfavorablc weather In the corn belts
and lower clbleo created q heavy feel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-06
To Be Given Away Absolutely
Without Charge by the Drug Z
gists of This City.
The First Free Test Of This New Remedy,
(Which Cures by Inhalation Not a
Newspaper Distribution, Controlled
BY the Manufacturer, but an .
Honest Test Conducted by
Reputable Druggists.

F. d. 6 8 - d
This Is the first opportunity the public h.,
ever had. or probably ever will have. Of test.
ing remedy for Catarrh, Bronchitis and Ash.
ma absolutely free Thousands OF bo,fins
OF medieines Tor other ailments have been given
away during the past, bu, never before ;n ,h.
history Of medicine has q cure for these d,n-
8erous diseases been offered 10 the n.onI.
without price. The reason Is Plain. No otker
manuiactursr has ever had confidence enough
N ms medicines to subject them to such a
rest. FOR INC past ten years it In, been ac.
knowledged by our best medical men that the
treatment OF diseases OF the air passage, and
lungs by stomach medicines. liquids, SPRAYS.
SSoueheS and atomizers was practically useless.
dreds will testify who have lost their hearing
and sense OF taste and smell by the use" al
such remedies. In fact, so thoroughIy CON.
S,need Of this did the medical profession be.
come ihlt until the new treatment was dis.
covered but frtD. 81 cny,. rsgular physicians
could be found who would attempt 10 treat
these diseases locally d. Il 3 4, i-'''
The introduction Of "Hyomei," the Aus,r,,.
ian Dry Air Cure. to the profession and pub
ne Ipehea new era IN treatment Of diseases
oil the head, throat and lungs. ~ { Er1-,s'a
1t was soon found by the doctors that tb;x
new geTmcidc Destroyed at once the disease
germs OF Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma: that
Cough; md Colds could no. trist where i, was
n ns,hoj MoTeovsI they discovered that the new
orc fVtr knotrn by which all the diseased parts
OF the mir passages could be reached. From
this time on the use Of "IIyomci" by the doctors
and the public increased with astonishing ran.
and over fifo.handrsd ond fifty ihomand people,
IN this country alone, are using "Hyomei" and
testify to its wonderful curative powers. :
Yet, notwithstanding this great success.
there are hundreds in this city who have never
rested u, Tor the reason that they have been
humbugged so often. and so often found that
such advertisers invariably have something to
= II Is for the benefit Of all the people that the
q T.5Bootl Co. decided TO give away 10000
bottles Of "Hyomei" free from the drug stores.
and by so. doing prove beyond all doubt and
without one penny Of expense to them that
three days treatment by the Australian Dry
Air Cure will give greater relief to the sufferer
than three months doctoring by any other
method. .ll..- -,
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Ing In corn. DuyinE was mostly againet
puts. July started &c lower, Mt So 3si,sc,
md sold down to 52fsc. \ s y e NJ !,
opened He OF ut 24isc, rose to ai.sc, thea
fell blcksto 2lac.
Thtrewns Soric slight selling OF pro-
visions by packers. who report good
ca1h trade over night. July pork open.
cd 5a7ise higher at sl1 00dli on, sold
up to 81 e5..then down. 81 90. July lard
started unchanged at 50 II, sold down
TO SO u, July ribs 2hc better at the
start at IS s2fi5 IS, rose to IS S7G5 90.
then fell 10 IS Y. N NJ yi
wheat--June 81 L.: July s2ac; Au.
gust sOhc; September 1sfscs December
Tic. 3,i M ~ n 81 II
X Corn-June 3?c;. July 32ss 9S2Sc: Sep
TENDER 3aii l33Hc. its3h
oatsSJunc s5,ie; July 24,sc; septcm-
e. re sls y ne $40 81; July $40 81; Sep
, Lard.june 50 o5; July 50 OF; scp.em-
!, Ri |. $ IS T5; July IS Is; septem-
Barley-Cash No. 8, $4,000
Rye--Cash Acc; July 49c. stF,
Flax-Cashi 81 81; northwest 81 2l3s;
June 81 2lh;I September 81 ,l2h. s7
Tlmothy-June 81. 80.
NEW YoRK-Flour qulet but ,lrmiy
sustained. Cornmeal easy: yellow west
ern Zoe. Barley malt duli: western
6sVI5c. Wheat, spot market Arm; No.
RED u IL TO. b. afloat, export grade;
closed &c net higher, with late months
under realizing A0Sc net lower; No.
red July Il 0l&@l O2h; aclosed at
u WA. Corn. spot easy: No. 2 3akc;
options easy and sold OF under liquid
alton. Ignoring. bull news, and closed
tspac net lower; July closed at 37Ac.
Oats, spot steady; No. 2 32c: No,
white S3kc: options inactive and easy.
with corn closing nc of; July closed
at 3oc. Hops frmer: state common 10
choice, 1895 crop, 314c; 1896 crop, 697c;
1897 CROP 12@ltc; Pacific coast, 1896
crop. 394c: 1896 crop. 697c:. 1897 crop,
12Ql4c. Cheese quiet; light skins 5!f@
6Gc: part skins J15lzc; full skins 20.
&c. Rice firm;s fair to extra 5AQ7Ac;
Japan, $4,000. Molasses steady; New
Orleans. open Kettle, good TO choice.
2SQ33c. Cottonseed oil neglected and
rather easy ;prltue crude, 2lQ22c NOM
nal; prime crude 4. o. b. mills, 17G1Sc:
prime summer yellow 251s 426c; on sum-
mer yellow 25925lsc; butter oil .29930c:
prime winter yellow S09S2c.
BALTIMORE - Flour unchanged.
Wheat firm; spot 81 12lsd1 1875; month
81. ,llls asked, July 96696Ac; steamer
No. 2 red 81 03 bid; southern wheat by
sample 81 07@1 IL; do on grade. 81 030
IS. Corn steady: spot and month
36S 936Bc; July s6I@37c; steamer mix
ed 35S43Gc: southern white and yell
low 37937Ac. Oats dull and easier; No.
2white S3tG34c; No. Q mixed 52@32tc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nominal. Wheat
nominal: No. red 81 03@1 05. Corn
dull; No. 2 mixed 35c. Oats dull; No.
mixed 23c. Rye easy: No. 2 45c Lard
quiet at IS S. Bulkmeats steady at
Sc IS. Bacon firmer5 at 81 90.
C1NCINNATI-Whisk firm at 81 %.
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Pen,ion,, Patent and po,,mn,t l..

o"s rntcnt anu Postmnsters.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Postmasters
u Inc fourth class have been appointed
as follows: W. W. Tabor, Bailenuee,
summers county; !Tolbert Jarnett, Eek
s't, Boone county: Robert Shuttles-
worth. Romine's Mills, Harrison county.
a patent has been issued to Sarah
Sae. Huntington, w. Va. for an un-
teNkirt. - : 7 II -
~ tensions have been granted to West
'!fHinlans as follows:
~, o':slnal-John T. Wanless, Dilley's
Run, Sc. ~ - = =
Restoration and increase-Saul Cook,
UeGeased, Slelth, IS to $40.
restoration, reissue and increase
, 1rcEew Cooper. deceased, Kearnevs-
VILE. IS to 3I2. ~ 3. IA.
,.,ncTease-John Pearl. Point Pleasant,
~ TO sl7; James A. MayHeld. DeIlc-
s'ow, $40 to Sl2. ~.
,n M,Idows-Amanda Cooper, Kearneys-
s. ss,. S: Sarah j. Lewis, Charleston.
g. c. Mary A. Carter. Forks OF Little
s.anuy. IS; Elizabeth Price, Huffman.
~ Ellen Boglcs. Elizabeth, IS; Florida
a: warner, Spencer, IS.
tensions have been granted also TO
S D. spragg. Spragg. Greene county.
ra., 70; Thomas Il. Wilson, Martins
Ncrei.y, Ohio, 50: Hannah J. Storment.
Z Nanonsourg, Ph., IS. -
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send your address to II. Z. Buck!en
90. Chicago, and get a free sample
, ~. OF Or. Kings New Life Pills. A
Tt VIII convince you OF their merits.
, .Mese pills are easy In action and aro
rrsssuenlnrly effective in the cure OF
SIyaG,s,lpat!on and Sick Headache. For
Ina!aFa and Liver troubles they have
S w. proved Invaluable. They are
ssyaSahIahteed to be- perfectly free from
, ysty deleterlous substance and TO be
Stvse,y vegetable. They do not weaken
~ 4, Ihelr action, but by giving tone 10
s,s en- stomach and bowels, greatly. lnvig-
ms me system. Regular size 25c per
IN, sold by Logan Drug Co.. drug
ss..th' .- ~ 200 49, .b.gf--He4 q l..
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ONE MINUTE is not long, yet relief
Is obtained In half that time by the use
of One Minute Cough Cure. II pre-
Vents consumption and quickly cures
colds, Group. bronchitis, pneumonia, Ia
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
Charles r. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets; A. E.|,Scheehle, No.
GOT Main street: Exlcy Bros. Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport
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( s. Z. PARKER, Sharon, Wis. writes:
"I have>tried Do Wits Witch Hazel
salyc for itching piles and It always
stops them In two minutes. 1 con2Ider
DeWitt.s Witch Hazel Salvc the great
est pile cure on the market"
Charles r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair. FortE-sIxth
and Jacob streets: a.. l.. Scheehlc. No.
COZ Main street; Exlcy Bros. Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
8fHE.s--ts "a. 49, ~ al5aFl 4
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{ NEW YoRK-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Sur
plus reserve. decreased, $l,454.9o0; loans,
increased, $l1,S90.s00; specie, increased,
N.64O,l0O; legal tenders increased. $685.
300; deposits. increased. $500: circula-
tion. decreased. $500. The banks now
hold $52, 249. 700 In excess OF the require
mcnts Of the Is per cent rule. :. J.
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NEW YoRK-The week has shown
q gradual gain In the market for dry
goods. There has been added strength
in print cloths, and this has ben
,etlcial effect on the staple cotton mar
ket, particularly in the better prices,
which are. quoted all around. Export
goods. on the other hand, are attract
Ing less interest than formerly, and
the weeks sales have been light. Other
staple cotton show unchanged results.
Bleached goods are quiet, and with
out feature.
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presihent itsyn,ond,s Report 10 die r,oa Il,
OF Hsgsni'. = sermon
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgcncer,;
lMoRGANTowN, w, Va b J,ns + ..
The board OF regents OF the west Viz.
ginia University spent tfe Msholo ~
Yesterday considering the renorf ~
President Raymond This report ina
regents say. Is very complete in liz IA.
tails, ond Is full OF sugeestiona. which
theg would like to act OF, IL The f,nan !.
cinl condition of the school warranted
them In doing SO. THIS board mani.
mously approved tho most lmportant n,
Presidcnt Raymond's Recommended !.
tons. which is the establishment OF
eleven fellowships, one each in the az.
ipartments OF chemistry, physics, hot.
my. zoology. geology, mathematics
mechanical engineering, civil engineer,
Inc economics, English and Greek
These fcllowshIps areS established for
the purpose OF encouraging advanced
study md promoting higher scholnr.
ship. They are worth annually $500
and the holders will be excused from
the payment OF any fees All fellow.
ships VIII be filled each year, but the
fellows may be reappointed Tor one nd
ditional year. The establishment Of
these fellowships IS regarded as the
most progressive ,step the University
has ever taken. President; Raymond
has recommended a new library build
Ing, and the probabilities are that an
appropriation will be made for It. II
All OF the churches OF the town
closed their doors this morning, and
united In a union service at commnece-
ment hall. where Rev. w: H; Crawford,
president OF Allegheny College, preach
ed the bnccalaureate before the gradu.
ating class Of the! university. An OF
the local ministers took! some part an
the services, which were very beauti-
iul and impressive. The music was fur
nished by the choral society OF the
schol Of music OF the university. This
evening DR.. Crawford ngain preached
IN commencement hall at services held
under the auspices OF the University
Young Mems Christian Association.
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,h, nnl,y i. cn,ilng T.etl,,

Be sure and use tfint old and well-trIed
remedy, 4 Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. VT soothes
tho child, softenB the gums, allays nil
pain. cures wind collie and IL tho best
remedy for diarrh0ca. Twenty-Five
centssa bottle. m-w&f
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Wool.

Bradstreets: The movement In wool Is
yet moderate and the tone of values Is
steady. There is,a continued fair de-
mand for half-blood woods. while three
Fights bloods are also being taken to
some extent. Manufacturers are yet
trying the market and are bidding close
to. dealers, asking rates In many In
stances without being able to.secure the
lots desired. 10 replace woods now held
here would cost much above present
asking prices, and holders have no desire
to sell except at full rates. Bids on the
basis Of 64kc for secured Australian
wool have been turned down this week
when CSC was asked, while to replace
these woods the cost would be 10 to re.
Manufacturers are inclined to buy, but
are trying every method known to get
q little off(the price. and generally with
poor success. When goods begin to sell
they will have more confidence. but as
yet they are mostly trying to keep in
touch with the market. h
rs NEW YORK - Wool steady; fleece
16422c; Texas 12014c.
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Engineer Corp. Leave. for Key West.
4 WASHINGTON. Juno Authorization

Engineer Corps I.eaves for. Key West.
WASHINGTON. juno Authorization
has reached the war department that
two companies Of the engineer battalion
from Willets Point, New York. which
have been at Tampa, have left that
place for Key West. All their imple-
ments, tools and working paraphernalla
are at the latter place and the engineers
so to put them In shape for immediate
use in the Cuban invasion. Other than
this the officials say that UP to this time
there have been no departures of United
States troops from Tampa, in addition
to those sent to Key. West some time
ago. Undoubtedly the departure OF the
engineers from Tampa forms the basis
OF the statements that troops were being
sent out on the invading expedition.
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The following cases were submitted in
NE state supreme court of appeals Sat
rsday: y
EDWARD NJ. Atkinson vs.. ". n. and ].
I :. winters. writ Of error. from Marshall
county; submitted. ;s :"
Mary A. Stewart VS.. Northern Assur-
aace Company, writ of error, from Han
E COCK. county; submitted. p; + s.
~, John S. Ritz administrator, VS.. city OF
Wheeling. writ Of error. from Ohio coun-
"; partly argued. h Il y, Z ~. 4,
adjourned until Monday at 10 a. m.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGo-Hogs estimated receipts
to-day 1900 head; left over 1000 head;
market active and 5910c higher; light
50 $500 rs; mixed 81 O5G4 32h; heavy
81 oO@4 37h: rough 81 00Q4 10. Cattle,
receipts 200 head; market steady and un-
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THREE spectrcs that threaten baby's
life. Cholera infantum., dysentery, diar-
rhocn. DR.. Fowler's Extract OF Wild
Strawberry never falls to conquer them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-06
Metals.

NEW .YoRK-PIg Iron quiet; south
ern 50 75Il1 %; northern 81 00@11 Is.
Copper steady; brokers. sl1 rs. Lead
quiet: brokers So 60. Tin plates quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-06
changed.

CINCINNATI-Hogs active at 50 ESQ
I 27h. Cattle quiet at Sc 75@4 65. Sheep
steady at 81 1904 90. Lambs steady at
So 1904 s.. q ~ !.,5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-06

f)r. Milea'p Pain P!lTo arc guaranteed to stop
headache = 90 :,..u.eJ. "Oao cont dOso.''