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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20
MUNICIPAL CourT-Judge Cranmer-.

This Court met ut 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, and transacted the following
George P. Hobbs VS.. Hobbs, Taylor {
Co. In assumpsit Judgment for plain
tiff for S., 900 30. f-.ia.J 4.
Robert j. Hobbs vs.. Hobbs, Taylor &
Co. In assumpsit Judgment for plain
tilt for S08S 10. stsaaFEseS :.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
O'clock 3 ht bh4 y ~ hs 20
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DHGS1X SALOON AND REST URANT
10. q WAsItiSqToS HAIL. ,iii

This establishment has been atted up Isasas sS q
M, "itrIstiye Mace q the kind In the fi1y. The
iEsstaufant cannot be surpassd M ~. tne
Dar Contains the ehOcCst Mine LgqSrs es,sss n
Roi', al sSiSSf. N0AiI31 Market street sfeEx sat
arsss az 81 kramer haritailed Orchestra
ia
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Mn. PiilIo KptBrRlY has not yet rccov.
cred his horse, which Sas stolen from his
stable few nights since, The horse nj
luded to in n dispatch received from the
Chief Of Police Of Pittsburgh did notprovc'
10 be the right animal. ioiHlii nnhiiiA 20
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TEMPERANCE NorEs. -At Parker Hall,
last night, Kemplc spoke, and there were
a number OF signers to the pledge. A
large audience was present. To.njght,Mr.
W. Truman will speak at this hall. ~.
There was quite IN enthusiastic meeting
at Mozart Hall last night. The numbers
ut the meetings are increasing, and the
singing, led by Mr.. Mac. Kelley, is grand.
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o. Wednesday and Thursday, septem-
her 18th and Goth, excursion trims will be
run over the Hempleld Road. connecting
with the VIZ W. Road ut Washington,
to the NNaynesbprg Fair. Trains. will
leave hercat each day at tI:l5 d. M, and ar
rive at Waynesburg at l0a. M; returning,
leave Waynesburg at 0 p. nj, and arrive
ut Wheeling at 10 p. III. Wv
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), The enrolment is p greater than; at
by ; sonbiaing lie monthly reports for
the year. ending June 80, 1878, we obtain
two Interesting tables, the first showing
the average monthly, enrolment in each
division Of each school, and the second
giving the average number of pupils to
each teacher in each grade of the schools,
AyrRAnr MoyTiIIY RSRoiIMRSTI
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THERMOMETERS REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepils drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
ustSsA''s Sc So u
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--LATEST Our! Ladies' Button and Side
Lace Shoe, Burt toe, on different width OF
last, in Cur. and st. Cir, ut the Little Shoe
House ofano1 iad JERRY CLEMENS,
Ella ;5rsl,..u 5rit IS Eleventh street,
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pe,roisnm, sS.r,..,

eplTTsUuRoH, September l9-PErRoLEuN-
Dull crude at 81 06iSc at Parker's for i'm.
mediate shipment refined OF 1oc Philadel-
phia delivery.
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PRusslSo's Vinegar has received first
premiums wherever exhibited. Id b1a
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Nun IuD,-Tbq late Tiss H. Inc river lSpesJ
tied an immense quantity Of mud "a, the
upper part Of the paved Wharf, in front Of
the, wharfboQts, u seems 4 pity that so
much valuable corn ground should have
been left onIsO unavailable d spot, large
force OF hands were at work yesterday
showing it into the river 1t Twas very
deliberate sort Of q shove though, which
bids fair to last. until the weather Is cold
enough to freeze it. The effort was Of that
kind Indicating q careful Study ofih6w not
10 do It. One or two Of hetire engines
Jet to work on The job would do more, in
tenminutes than the force employed would
do ina day, r,,a. r. 's H. ,.' ' 49,.
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\ TnE ThanhouscrH is advertised to extcsnart
back and forth between Wheeling and
Martiu's Perry on Sunday, for the benefit
Jf those who desire to- attend the camp
meeting OF the a. ". +! Church now in
progress at helstter place. lig2n -, a,iG,i q,
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HEsDQuAnr ri;is ron CnEar GooJDDs.-
Good Muslin at &c, good Calicos at &c,
good Carpets Mt l5c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmcrs ut Soc; Fancy Dress Goods from
0 10 l0c; everything else in proportion,
Call soon, ii you wish 10 save money at
Nos. 2OlS and o02l Main street. Ia
NJ L----l .InIIN RoENrR.
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MoRXlSG GLoRY BAKING PowpER is the
best inthe market, Tryit, and you will
use no other. .lM lL9I mi ~.
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SouARR.-For the cheapest Boots in the
city, quality considered, call at the Little
Shoe House of M Jury CLEMENS, u,
s-,g IS Eleventh street
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Two-BurroNiKiI Gloves, all shades and
colos, 30 cents, ut sPEYER Bros.
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SAVE time and money by buying your
and notions OF iI4,s aH ID
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ATTESrIos,-special attention is now
called to Tie large stock Of Boots, and
Shoes for fall trade, consisting Of every va
riety, The only place in the city where a
lady can got properly fitted L, her entire
satisfaction. Call aud examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 5ir lsiI
m, .Ta. tUtf JERRY CLEMENS, ,s
III. Ia g..j N. Il IS Eleventh street.
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!TIREE-BurroS Kid Gloves, white, blacl;
and dark colors, only 70 cents pair, at
n rl' 70 80 ip7aTr7s SPEYER Bros.
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Mr.. VIZ, BrsBY, has broken ground for
d couple Of new buildings on Chapline
street. Just oppositethe Capitol building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

BEFoRE buying your Trimming velyets
call andprice the same at a, llusli..
i.a#lt 9iama 7ld1,nr sPEYIR liEoS.
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New Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Pushes, Trimmed Hats, ut !"
alu tG,l ili,eas ir..gei SPIYRRBRos'.
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Piano AND dAxTuNlNa.-1fyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order To 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, b.f II aaEt
1f iYaifJA Lucas Music STORE,
.tGhipr1 lr q. 1927 Market 81.
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Che Gatelligetrfer,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, ISIS.
Nen Ad,ertiscrnents.

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. Than
houser.
Waynesburg Fair.
The Last Excursion to Chicago.
Chamber Suits-Zink & Morehcad.
For Rent-Rooms.
Gardening Farm for Rent.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manu-
,iactnrers-AIills, Frew & Co.
sStrayed or Stolen-Horse.
GStrayed or stolen-Cow.
5Wanted-Agency.
Dissolution Notice.
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70 Yrs4ERDAYIPste Colnar, feeder ill., the
Riverside nail factory, had tKe point u one
Of his fingers taken OH BY getting It be-
tween the knives III trying to renioye a
silver. v Hitift'a. 'aUfF'if- M tniuf +
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MAYOR SWEENEY yesterday received a
communication from an aspiring physi-
clan OF the city, volunteetinglto 20 South
in his professional capacity and labor in
the yellow fever. districts. s"@t ~ 9
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GREAT Bargains in SILK yelvetat Us.
II. ~ =, 4 ,, ...' spEYER Bios.
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LINEN Handkerchiefs5 cents, at y
t|H'i 7s6I Iil, 5,a. SPETER Bios
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E,AMILY FLulR-"Gold NsdlIr ls,,,; i
T. shire's No. L." fancy; "FrrusA, Sai;S Il
choice; " Bellalre favGfite," NHnHaI Slr'l
other leading brands In store and iG nl.ly
hEnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

sroou CorToS 10 cents a dozen, at
s.,. .a0.l,a. ID lsa spEYER Bios.
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EoR SALE

f En-. n,Ss.,t{ 4 On %:3a,A,.!s 9eru.. Make,
IIIyh ,,TeeiS near North Street Church Lot % ~
i0I ieet Bck h0tse continuing slx rooms iron tool.
Tcrms-One cash, halanes 10 one year, Suhoat
interest wv ~ JAMES L ie5 nS MN Sine.
my9 lEEV 'lHIH 9''.ss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

THosR KRgUspui gAsEs.-AIr. L. Wilhelm
was before Justice Bplger yesterday after.
noon, TO answera chargeot using thFeaten-
ing language toward Rev. Father Kreusch,
Rev. Kreusch and Mr.. Wilhelm own ad.
Joining vineyards ON Wheeling Hill, and
on Wednesday evening had some sort OF
a difficulty over n stream Of water which
flows from Mr.. Wilhelmis vineyard across
road used by both parties. Mr., Dove
ner appeared for Rev, Father Kreusch
and Mr.. Stifcl for Mr.. Wilhelm After
hearing the evidence in the case, the JUS
tice required defendant 70 give bond in the
sum OF 500, conditioned to keep the
peace toward Rev. Kreusch for. the next
twelve months, Defendant, through, his
attorney, appealed the case .tothe County
Court, III Roz vnYE n ilin4iolf8
warrant against Mr.. Gregory Warner The
hearingof this case was postponed until
this afternoon ut 2 O'Clock. d I'D ydE q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

TIE apple worm is true to theco every
e one I can find any fault with this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

TnR PoRrER,-A rumorj was in circula-
'tionou "Wednesday night that the steamer
John Porter had pissed, and 1t was so
announced in our river column Yesterday
morning, II was u mistake, however; the
Fearless, which landed on the slandshore
being mistaken fgFn the, Porter, we, are
authoritatiyely informed, however, tlatshe
will pass up sometime on Saturday The
losses sustained by the company owning
the Porter by reason. Of the pestilence,
which seemed 10 pursue her like mn ayepg'
ing Nemesis, amounts. to- about fifteen
thousand dollars = 1t is likely, however,
that the loss BY the,bprning Of the barge
AIipgo, which WINS declared, Infectious by
the Cincinnati Board tot Health, will be
made up by subscription. The barge was
destroyed selelyaiR tlieiiatefest of # tl'e
public health. ILL. :. l.....r 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

O'n'l'l" 'T' aFl'' 70 2 tl5 HERvEY, 4 pACE,li
1890 Market ST., Agents Tor Mn. iAaW. Rp %
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RAILROAD Boaps-Strong, !. ,3.t..I
liSrATI BoNps-Dull. 1,t5
ESToCKs-The market was decidedly strong
with an upward tendency In prices until late
In the afternoon, whena decline Of KaK per
cent took place, except In Rock Island, which
sold up tolls. The greatest decline was In
lake Shore. ,.-.s,lr ..lll
Transactions aggregated 1l4,0OO shares, OF
which 5000 were Northwestern common, 23,-
900 preferred, 5000 81. Paul common, 5000
preferred, q, 900 Lackawanna, 5000 Michigan
Central, 1000 Union Pacific, 1900 Western
Union, aud 2, 800 Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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For sale low ut 1861, corner Market 4
and Eleventh streets. tilt,l!..
jySo GEO. \. NcNRHn
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KANSAS LANDS and some Ohio, County
property that 1 will sell at great bargain!
Calf and see what | have, u you want 70 make
money. -. JOHN MCDONALD,
ap95 Real Estate Agent Elm Grove:
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nor SALE low AND = ON EASY
IL TERMS. ~ .slH ts.,',s1 ~ IT,,
Farm Il 30 acres, outhe Ohio fiytr miles
ayial oil not subject 10 overflow, well adapted ~
Market Gardening; about 100 acres hnc timber,
eau 10 easiiy cultivated when Watefedby
'F''"e N> - ~ : = IteEysI0GE Bro.
u,o, 1900 Market 81. g
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, September ig.-MoNEY-ciosc:
X La edRp pr cent Gd p% asa Sssa ny,
The Assistant Treasurer diSbuned $4,000
Clearings s,sl4,0O0 Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills, 4.s2; sight exchange on New YORK
4.S9K. t.,.....i.,-.
sGoIp- Opened at 1ooY and closed strong al
100 III Borrowing.ratcs fat and y per cent
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A Two.sToRY BRICK BUILDING con
tanning four rooms, hail and Kitchen situate
on Wabash street, Wheeling Island, .s;ail
For terms and particulars, apply oIfllig
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nc aFt1s 'IRsaIs 9

n0R RENT - - -
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F0R SALE -:..,-z.i i,
A rwo,sroRY FRAME DWELLING
containing four rooms and basement ne situate tFu
on Mccolloch street, '-'-i-..'I ,s,..4.g
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-28
Tribute OF Resnenf.

At regular communication of Barnett
Lodge, No. 100, A. +. NJ, held on the 10Th
instant. the following resolutions were
adopted unanimously
WHEREAS, in the providence of God our
brother, THOMAS Z. BoG0s, was removed
from rs by death, (Dec. End, 1879 cnd
while bowin humble submission to the
Divine Will, it becomes us, as brothers with
him of the mystic tie to give some token of
fraternnl regard. Be it, therefore,
HcSo.red, That in the death of II. E. Boggs
we mourn the ,ss of a faithful brother and
an earnest worker in the fraternity. Our
heartfelt sympathy Is hereby rendered to
the afflicted wife, mother, brothers and sis
tiers of the deceased, and each of them shall
be remembered by us.
Rcsolred, That in token of respect for our
deceased brother, the hall shall Be draped in
mourning, and that we will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Re'o!ved, That blank pnge In our minute
book be dedicated to the memory of our
deceased brother, whereon shall be written
his name, birth, age and date Of death /;
that tha above preamble and resolutions be
published in the ANDRksoH INrELLIaENoEg,
and that copy of the same be sent to the
bereaved family.
The above is true extract from minutes.
D. WESTON HIATT, Sec.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-28
gOUTHERN SURGICAL rHsr1Turs

The advertisement of this inst'i.ltion,
which is rapidly becoming one Of the most
successful and popular surgical institutions
OF our country, has no doubt attracted the
attenbon OF our readers, and we only refer
TO 1t for tho purpose of commencing DR.. J.
". Gurlcy, the principal Surgeon, to the
confidence and patronage of all persons who
may De in need Of the line Of treatment to
Which he devotes his attention. DR.. Gurley
Is a gentleman of studious habits, and hes
gone into the science of his profession to q
degree of thoroughness which has enabled
MN TO accomplish many wonderful cures.
de will be in Anderson on next Monday,
and will remain for one week from that
time, so that all persons wishing to consult
him will have ample opportunity to do 30.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-28
raR 1IrzseIA ngyIEyy

The 18th Of Mecn next rill he - ~.
day in AriderSon. Governor I7a,nnte.. A.,d
Adjutant General Noise will be present for
the purpose OF reviewing the militia com.
paniss of the County. There are now
twenty organized cavalry companies, and
eea'fai Humphreys brigade will be former
~ .Austered into service, and no doubr tho
military displa;' will he the best tha. ha,
beea witnessed in Anderson since the war.
The Adjutant.General, we understand. will
furnish arms to several companies according
TO their superiority, and hence It is import.
ant for every company TO perfect ita organi-
zation and practice drilling as far as posi-.
BILE, in order 10 compete successfully for
State arms. There will also be battery Of
artillery and pieces for brass band for dis
t1bution. Every company in the County
should be present, and every section which
intends organizing militia Company should
do go at once.
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FORK.

A mounted military company was organ.
lied at Farmers Store, Wednesday goth
inst, at o'clock p. m, by requesting Mai,
D. L. Cox to act as chairman and w. T.
McElroy as Secretary. Forty-three names
were enrolled as members. The chairman
then announced that it was in order to elect
the commissione1 officers, which resulted
as follows: ca ,tin, ]. NJ. Kidd; 1st Lieu
tenant, j. G. o.; 2nd Lieutenant, w. P.
Snellgrove; re Lieutenant, J. c. CAN'T.
The Captain W. appoint his non. commits
stoned officers. The company will meet
again on Saturday March End, at 2 o'clock
p. M, at Farmers Store......It is no. be-
iieved by aIl persons unprejudiced that the
burning of Harrison Academy on the night
of the 14th inst. was accidental, and not the
work of an incendiary aS was at first sur
missed Rev. w. A. Hodges speaks of To-
eating in this township. We will welcome
him rs good man and worthy citizen.
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RECESS.
q. Business Of Union Meeting.
Next Town

Ahead where they loan you dollar and
chalk 1t down till tomorrow, for q bottle of
MERRELL's HEPATIHE for the Liver. The
enormous expense of importing the ipgre-
dents of this great liver medicine into This
country. is why our Druggists, Simpson,
Reid q Co., sell but one sample bottle to the
same person for ten cents but as there are
nifty doses in the large size bottles, II is cheap
enough af.er all at two centp per dose, for a
medicine that has never been known to
iaii IN the cure of dyspepsia aud oil diseases
OF the liver. 1t has never failed i'm the cure
OF liver complaint when taken as directed
no matter of how long standing the disease.
1t cures Chills and Fever, Constipation of
the Bowels, Dyspepsia Ind Liver Complaint.
samplc bottles ten cents; regular size, fifty
doses, $1.O0.
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NEwspApER RHTERpRrsE.

The Charleston Ne,cs and Courier has 1e-
Gently given evidence of the greatest enter
prise and consider ton for its readers tr,.t
has ever been displayed by any Southern
newspaper. The entire body of the Bond
Commissions report was sent to this jour
nal by telegraph, and appeared in its ccl-
nmns on the morning after It's Issue, and
again last week the whole of the Investi-
eating Committees report, which we pub
iish this week, was telegraphed to this jour
nal, and appeared the morning after it was
submitted to the Legislature. For ability,
enterprise and public spirit, the Ne,rs and
cot'rier is tie >eer of any paper In the United
States
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" N I.ys =, - !, q s.. z 81 ~
80 IA ~ scatn piE7ee9 ana hnd copy 4
Ma, M /, aisa ~ 9 general descriptive
Il, Y. Coui Which
y lsi,S n2w ollsIed ., inr sale
IN ESP ~ sIioys the County and Town
sa,p 4iiness, !sixteen yaship5 their exact
oy , sne cnaln sud directions By flie
soinEe5 s, Inc toTnahir $, are band dsonleiy
MO SI,orea. 80 as TO be easily diRsinguisIess
ahto stzs 3I Esp - N 40 inches, neatly
nleo,unlsa iae,s ior hanging. The public roas1.
ra;;,,foads, ra;,r, with every curve. end proposed
~. ,s.9s nveEo creeks, ctnrches cera-
isss, iiiss, iactos1ea, yaterp dwelling
s,, suTse, erase'lc lodges springs orang
esis. ii5tuIi IJusrntss ~
~ az 99pl,ear upon the geographical part
y. lsne nisp; On the sides mGTgitiai col
uinn oL hiatorieal al geological and
aals:Ie9Ioioeacai faefs are given which relate
s,sacs!y saas. y se snis Sounty These facts have
peen cafetuiiy gathered and prepared. The
nist2fic nT 70. iact9 go back to the abandonment
Oh TINS teErltory by the Cherokee Indians
one hundred years ago, when but few white
.ne1 .Va nven mere; The wealth, area, latitude
anu iongltude, kind OF water and temperar
sure, mean temperature Of the atmosphere,
Tfeieie N.Y. ySe, annuat rainfall aud popule etion
Aho iinsTeuL reiiBiOuS denOrninHtt Ions. with
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-28
"Ger,nan Syrpn.w

No other medicine in the world vas eyer
given such test of its curative qualities as
BoscHEB's GERMAN SYRUP. In three wears
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine was distributed free
q charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases OF the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will euro them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recommends
ing IT 70 their customers. Go TO your Drug
gists, Simpson, Reid d Co., and ask what
they know about it. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Three doses
will relieve any casa.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-02-28
Neal,s Creolr Club.

A ortion of the citizens of Broadaway
township met at Meals Greek Church on
Saturday, 23rd inst, for the purpose of or.
ganizing Democratic Club. On motion,
NJ. t.. Mitchell was called to the chair, and
at some length explained the object of the
meeting.
Fifty nnmeI being enrolled, an election
was then gone into for permanent officers,
which resulted in the choice of the follow
ing gentlemen:
w. Martin; Srd Vice President, A. A. Car
penter; Secretary, ]. B. Carpenter.
The following members were then chosen
for an Executive Committee, by ballot: =.
n. Vandiver, q. Z. o. Mitchell, L. e. Camp
bell, w. A. Geer and J. @. Major after
which the President declared tee Club duly
organized:
The following members were elected by
ballot to represent the Club in the County
Convention: T. w. Martin and j. A. Major
--alternates, NJ. e. Mitchell and J. N. Van
diver.
Twas then moved and carried that fifteen
members constitute quorum to transact
business
On motion, NJ. E. Mitchell, L. C. Camp.
bell and w. A. Geer were appointed cont
mittee to draft constitution and by-lhws
to be presented at the next meeting of the
Club for its approval.
On motion, the Anderson papers were re-
quested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
1t was then resolved that this Club bt
called Meals Creek Democratic Club.
+ On motion, the Club adjourned 20 .:.,-e
next Saturday, End March, ut p. M.
NJ. e. MITCHELL, President
IT,. j. B. CARPENTER Secretary.