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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03
AN ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION,
a Party OF Wheeling GentleEnen to Make
n southern Trip In Style,

" S'"'heth arp !" SNylcs
A number Of prominent gentlemen Of
this city have q scheme on foot that will
undoubtedly naterializc and bo a source
OF great pleasure to n number OF people.
They propose getting up party to 90 10
the New Orleans Exposition and take a
trip through the South, including Mexico
and California. They have been In CORE
spondencc with the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road, the Pullman Palace Car Company
and the Mann Boudoir Car Company, and
their idea is now to secure Pullman
sleeper, a dining car and n baggage car,
these three cars 10 be the home OF forty
people for two months. The EXPENSE OF
this trip, including sightseeing, is calcu.
lated NJ from $3.50 to $500. II party il
made up it will leave here about Decem.
Der LIST. The majority will always be con-
suited as 10 how long a stop shall be made
and where stops shall be made. An execu-
tive committee will be selected to arrange
70. carriages. and other necessaries
for Sightseeing. One route suggest
cd il via Richmond, Charleston,
Savannah and Jacksonville, by steamer to
Havana, and back, Mobile, New Orleans,
through Mexico, stopping at all the prin-
cipai cities in that strange old country,
Los Angeles, California, and home. 4
number OF other routes IRE suggested.
The principle places it Is desired to visit
ara new Orleans and Mexico. Five OF the
gentlcntlcmcn interested have been over
all o! this route aud are thoroughly posted
on all points OF interest, the history and
people. They have numerous pleasant
acquaintances that would assist ia making
the trip a delightful one. The Exposition
alone will repay one the "trip, as it will
be the erandest the world ever witnessed,
and :shcn there is added to this a two
months trip in the company Of friends at
comparatively cheap rate, there will
probably Ee 10 trouble in making up the
required number. So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03
LOCAL i,lsEvlrlES.


Matters OF Minor Moment In nnu About the
City. H
CRY taxes arc due to-day.
Tng Board OF Commissioners meets to.
day.
OsE marriage license was Issued satur-
day. @
TIE Top mill has shut down till after
the election.
a RouGnlSo roll at the Belmont mill
broke Saturday.
DAvEsE 4 AtsTiN's allied attractions at
Charley Shay's Theatre tonight and
every night this week.
Tug broken bit has been removed from
tho La belle mill gus well, and the work
OF boring been resumed. -5N
TnE Eighth ward Blaine and Logan
drum corps will give II benefit ball In
Labor hall next FRIDAY night. s.
TIE Randolph Male Academy, Of Hut:
louisville, Randolph county, was chartered
by the Secretary Of State Saturday. rI
Mn. JOE DEviSE and Col. G. i. Poor
man, OF I!ellairc, will address Rcpul,'
lican meeting in Labor Hall, Eighth ward
Tonight.
TIE first Belva Lockwood parade Of the
season will be given this evening by the
Junior pIumcd Knights and the Juniol
Jefferson Club, dressed a la Mother Hub
bard.
TIE Arion Singing Society gave It's frs
Sunday evening entertainment AT its cl'll
house last evening. 1t was very well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. Thu
Opera House orchestra furnished tn
music.
AT Il meeting OF the Opera House Or
chcstra and Brass Band held yesterday
the following officers were elected for thu
ensuing year: President, A. lIcymanml,
Vice President, l.. Gaus; Secretary, l
Roller; Treasurer, i. Feinler; Director
Prof. L. Yaas; Manager, L. Fcinler.
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by Col. j. Altnieyer, Chief Marshall, and
r. L. Sharp and B. b. McAlechen, aides.
Among the visiting clubs present were
noticed the Plumed Knights, Of Bellairc;
Company Q, OF Bellaire the Juniors, 81
Bellaire; the Escort Club, OF Martins
Ferry; the Eighth Ward Juniors and
drum corps, md Benwood Blaine and
Logan club. The procession was led by
the Benwood City band. 49, nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03
Charged with Emb.xzlemcut,

2 Charles IIriesel, saloon and restaurant
keeper ut Massilon, Ohio, was arrested
Saturday night by Capt Bennett on 4
charge OF cmbezzlcment. a telegram was
received from Marshal Hogan, Of that
city, asking that Bricgel be held, and the
man was found in GREEN'S saloon. It is
alleged that he had been entrusted with Il
large quantity OF cider to sell on commits
sion, and that lie appropriated the money
realized by the sale to his own use.
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Conceal slptircs.
1OIANO
NOTICE

NOTICE
The firm Of Il. Gardner & Co.. has this day ltta
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Andy llcmst,
retiring AL persons knowing thc,nselyts indeLir!
10 said firm are requested to setilc ImAeIIa,e.r,
and al persons having claims against said firm an
requested " present them Immediately for lay.
ment. go ~ Il GARDNER,
mol 2.tEs ANDY HElMlLER
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Killed Oh the Track,

John scllatzer, who lived at Barton's
Station, on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling Railroad, was killed few miles
west Of bridgeport Saturday, by being ru,,
over by the St. Gainesville accommodation.
lie was intoxicated, and laid down on the
track and went to sleep. The locality was
lust BY short curve, and the engineer
lid notsee the man until too close upon him
to stop his train. Schatzer was shockingly
mutilatcd. He had been married, hut was
divorced from his wife, and she now lives
near st. Clairsville. 4a5,,''. 'l.3.
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Con Mt Nyest Liberty,

Gen. GoF speaks at West Liberty this
afternoon. This will be his last speech in
the campaign, and every resident Of the
country districts Of Ohio county should
turn out and hear the ablest exposition OF
the issues involved in this campaign
which has been made in the county. Gen.
Golf has cxcellcd all his former efforts in
this campaign. Those Of either party who
do not hear him will regret it. ;;i.,
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Shot ut u Church Fn{r.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISp., Nov. 2.-During the
progress Of q church fair at Greencastlc
last night, Thomas Richards 4 12-year-old
boy was fatally shot. Among other Mt
fractions OF the fair was a shooting gal
lcry, and while q Flobert gun was being
loaded the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the ball striking young Richards
immediately over the right eye and pcne-
tnting the brain. The boys right side is
paralyzed and his physicians have no
hope Of saving his life.
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rJlnouGII FLOOD AND FIRE.
Parsons Photograph Gallery u. Attrac,iv

= ~ N -"|0- US ESor, n n ~ -7T--| WI
J. "A. II. Parsons, the photographer, will
to-day open to the public his gallery, in the
lcLain block, for tho first time since the
recent fire, which, with the delugc OF water
from the fire hose, was SO disastrous to his
rooms. Ills gallery Is practically new
throughout. He has entirely redtted and
rciurnished It, and io.dayiiwlll compare IA.
yorablywithany photograph establishment
In the country. lie has new backgrounds
and accessories, new skylights, and new
camera with which he can make a por.
trait "a by 81 inches. This camera Is a
new patent and SO far but two are In use,
one In tho gallery Of Gilbert K Bacon, In
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Parsons. His
work, always excellent, may be expected
10 be better than ever. 5f'A n al
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Wheeling, ". "a, Nor. l.
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Where Avherlin. Is?

To The Editor OF the Inttlliqenotr. 6f.f
Sin: In what valley is Wheeling stu
ated? Is tho Ohio Valley included in the
AIississippiValley? SUBSCRIBER.
Wheeling, Noreulfr 1: . -.
is in the Ohio Valley, and not
in the Mississippi Valley. Weather proba-
.bilities for tho lower lake regions generally
suit Wheeling, however i57l y
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The place is in Pennsylvania. Mr.
Timothy Lcek, who lives there; was iol
two years previously vexed with dyspep
STA. He writes to say that since he has
taken Browns Iron Bittcrs his troubles
are over. lie is greatly relieved and rec,
ommends this TONIC to pill WHO are troubled
with dyspepsia or indigestion. 1t also
cures liver and kidney complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03
. "SpiritS" Elect blaine md Gofr.

70 ttt Editor ajths lateRiqenoer..
SlE:-The ,"spirits" have declared that
Blaine will elected. They say he will
carry the States Of New York, Pcnnsyl.
vaniu, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa. Nebraska,
kaasaa, Maine, New hampshire, Vermont,
North Carolina. Louisiana, Tennessee,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Tour
States not named. As far as um con-
cerned put implicit trust in the above
prediction and believe il will be verified.
Threo OF the States not named are in the
northeast and the other In the east,
The spirits also say that General Golf
will be reelected 10 Congress, and will
haEe US minority in Ohio county and
l,97B in the District. 6l65
a splRlTuALlsr.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 3.-1 A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer lair weather, northeast
to southeast winds, lower barometer.
For the lower lakes, slightly warmer
fair weather, winds generally shifting to
southwest and southeast, lower barometer.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns OF Fiat Scarf. Du.
plicatcs Of our tlnaundered White Shirt,
reinforced both hack and front, the hest
In the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best all wool Knit Jacket,
G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors anu Gents Furnisllcrs.
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. HoN. JuDog J.. NJ. CorPISBuRY, Cleye-
land, O., says: II have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that ! have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
Lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
,nent." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
y heeling, ": Va, and ], @. Dent 4 Co.
btaa2eport, Ohio. pAW
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Too mNcl, praise cannot be accorded the
Americas Club, eonEosel Of the best men
OF Pittsburgh. Its entertainment was su-
peru, and the Wheeling hoya have been
placed under lasting obligations, a fac.
which all acknowledge. They were liter
ally loaded down with kind attentions.
The trip amply repaid All the hard work
incident to the formation OF the company
md drill. ss ':ifS,54 1. n.
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nl,AsSos's TARIFF VIEWS.

Judge Brannou's ignorance OF all CUES
tions relating to the tariff wac clearly
shown. The Judge has said that the Gov.
ernment needed from two hundred te
three hundred million dolars'annually
and that raising this sum would afford
ample protection. (Deris!ve laughter.
He really said this, Renewed laughter.
The Judge ought to know that much
greater sums could be raised yearly with.
out atIording the least protection. Tie
tariff tax could be laid on articles that do
not compete with those made IN this
country. or on those that do compete.
The speaker would levy on those which
do compete, al leest o sufficient tax to
cover the difference betwceB wages here
and wages abroad. [Cheers, enl many
expressions OF APPROVAL Great Britain
raises most OF lis revenues BY q tariff, yet
no protection Ia afforded by that tariff. ~
The Democratic platform says the tariff
has distressed and not protected" Ameri-
can labor. Judge Brannon says he stands
on TINT platform. He says the idle mills
are due to protection, when in fact they
are due to too low tariff, which last year
permitted too much importation. The
speaker would raise instead Of reducing
the tariff. "a. n
Judge .Brannon says the Walker tariff
OF 1916 was the best the country ever had,
and takes it as his model. The misery
that act wrought was inestimabla. Judge
Brannon also made an assertion that the
mills and furnaces OF Wheeling "thrivcd''
under that tariff, while in fact most OF
them closed their doors and nil lost money,
and you men know it. Yet this man,
talking to Wheeling men, says that was
an era Of prosperity. Judge Brannon was
simply imposed on and did not take the
trouble 10 lind ont right. I, .:55I
The speech was throughout strong and
convincing. The free.trade planks Of sue.
cessivc Democratic platforms were read,
and the statements OF Brannon and CIeve-
land, that they slood OIL these platforms,
commented on. References to Blaine and
Logan provoked hearty cheers, md Mt tho
close OF the speech three rousing cheers
were given for Goil. s.' Il @
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, 00c and 81 90. a full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade ras, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. hugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&c, de-, cheap Tor cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. ool0y and 9o2l Main
Street. JONI RoEMEn, Agent.
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ioUsa or middle-agcd men, suffering
from nervous debility kindred affections,
should address, with three letter stamps
for large treatise, Worlds Dispen.sasy
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. y.
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TnE cheapest and hes. place in Wheel
ing 10 buy millinery goods is ut +. NJ. Nc
Giilin 4 Co.'S. Everything sold ut retail
less than whosale prices.
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TIE special sale Of Berlin made cloaks
and wraps opens Monday morninga L.
N. NcGillin < Co.'S. Read their adyer-
tisement III another column. !g
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s,rr KINGS AND PROTECTED MASrrAc.
q.
TIE REG tri.AIt SUNK.

Chm Dem. Co. Elk. Com.
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SOME OF the best boots anl shoes In the
city are now being sold at assignee sale ut
2l03 Main street. rE.r ..5-..,
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TIE only genuine English Walkcnphast
shoe to be had in the city ut
q ,J.5 j.. Y. BtoSp's, "
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A FULL line OF ladies' common sense
shoes, in four different widths, at
a n-aTE L. Y, BloND's.
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aaht,.a ao,pder.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO.DA1

flate can top down on hot stoye until he,,.i ~
vmo!o the cover And smell chemist viii MOI r. y
quifsd 70 detect the preaencu Of ammonia 80 s<
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03

EVERYTHING in the line Of dress goods
TINT is new and desirable can always be
found nj L. N. McGiliin & Co.'s and their
prices us usual the lowest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-03

A WRITTEN guarantee that they will not
crack or wear shiny yon get with each
Princess black silk.
Il. NJ. MCCLELLAN 4 Co. !.
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z. ar. st>rGi,li,, 4 Go.

The week before last Messs Luckemeyer & Schefer Of New
York the largest importers and dealers Of Berlin Coaks and
Wraps in this country suffered small loss upon their stock by
fire. in which FIVE Coaks burned and about FIVE hundred
more less damaged BY smoke and and also from being
tossed about week after the fire it would be impossible to
show the damage except the five garments burned dispute
between the insurance company and Mess Luckemeyer &
Scheer resulted our Mr. McGn being called in who was at
that time in New York and the matter finally settled by his
buying the i've hundred garments exactly half importation cost
These garments have not been nhs country month and
are in the latest and best styles They are made
the thorough and perfect which all German goods
made There about styles Two are Short Walk
ing Jackets all the others the immensely popular New
markets. 5
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TWENTY-FIVE cent bonnet and hat frames
10c each at u. n. McGlLLlS & Co.'s.
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81 WOOL felt hats for ladies'. misses and
children reduced 10 50 cents at q
*; T. NJ. MCCLELLAN L Co.'s,
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Complete Treatment With Inhnler 81 90.

Que bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol
vent. Gad one Improved Inhaler. In one package
NAV how Dc Ind Of Nil druggists for s. CO. ask ioi
SaninrIi's Radical Cure. - E-rz52 t-rz-7sn,,
"Thc only absolute specific we know ot"-Mtd
Tfme. 1.-The best We have found In lifetime OF
suIfering."-Rtr. In. i,fggin. RG1!on. ".Af ter a
lon: struggle with Catarrh. the Radical Cure hHs
g ers sat ' sss ina: J, f moi sra
oi!ce."-.iaaret7 Ike, Ndnshtsttr, .M,py r.s.-lgI'
POTTER DIuG AND CHEMICAL Co.. boston. ~
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FIRST quality goods are being sold very
low at the assignee sale, 2l03 Main street.
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Snecxp! Sneeze!


sSEEZE, until your
head seems ready to fly
OFT: until your nose and
eyes discharge excessive
quantities Of thin. irrita.
ting. watery fluid: until
yottr head aches, mouth
aud throat parclled, and
blood al fever heat. This
l>all Acute ratarrh. and
Is Instantly relieved by q
single dose, and pcrnin.
nqltly cured by one bot.
Tie Of SASF8RD's RADICAL
CURE Foh CATARRH.
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THE Afollychunkemunk is the name OF
a lake in Maine. The name OF a.great Ger
man Remedy is Observation-Disclosures
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Az elegant line OF fresh Alaska sealskin
garments, from sis UP to $50, will be
opened Monday morning i, ~. /, 4,
Z. NJ. McGIl.l.iS & Co, :
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: 1'aFEers5uT9 SH'hd. IllhI7i = IS y - 3A1Ii
q The trencllant pen Of Major Ran Stall
: iiaker,is noticeable in the able editorials
Of the Register, ri 4 N q
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81 80 AND s. fur felt hats and bonnets
reduced 10 81 ut 81
L. NJ. McGIl.LlS & Co.'s.
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Tur want Soap Ask your grocer ior it

CALL soon and have first choice in pur-
chasing your boots and shoes, at alO3 Main
street. a.5.5.5 n -
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H ladies, .l -IH *.
don't forget the special sale Of cloaks Mt T..
VI. McGillin 4 Co.'S, Monday morning.
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LADIES finest buttoned shoes ut the
assignee sale, ol03 Main street.
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CLOSING out Buggies aud Spring
Wagons away below their value.
a. J. ". FERRET,
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As exchange says: ""Man's average life
is IS years."' DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
always live. ggsS. s .s,s
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10 tho Ladies'.

Just received, another lot OF ladies'
Watkcnphast button shoes ut
.5f, L. V. BEoSD's.
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OPERA HOUSE BAND.
Che 91tttellrQetlcls1.
Onlcc, Nos. 81 and : Fourteenth Street.


Nursery rcpiers and Spark Gnar,iS.
snie For snlc-E ". McGillin & Co.
Z Republicans OF Madison District.
Fits Stopped Free. -
For -nuildug Lott. o, Smith, Agent.
Plush AlbMns-Hirk's Art Ston. KS
Fine Engraved GlA>swarc-Ewins Bros.
Soiiec-llaine and Logan Veteran Club.
Charley Shay'S Academy Of Music.
As i'tain as we can Make tt--E. NJ. Acdlliin {
co.-f0ntth pngc. r-l 5s VI.
Opera House lland-lIcad OF Local. --.E9zi. !
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Fully Prepared

10 GENT bonnet and hat frames ior s cents
It Z. NJ. MCGIiL!S,.s Co.'S.
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GREAT bargains in children's, misses
and ladies' shoes, ut 9l03 Main street.
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LADIES, il you want nice stylish shoe
call Mt IS. II. v. B,ynNp's.
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Doors AND SHOES at all prices at
l.. '. BLoNn's.
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TOR sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT,
TOR SALE.


A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
~ offer nj private Salc for thirty days, my iani
~ Brooke cdlinty, buffalo township. nrNF Mr'
Liberty, containing 20 ACRES. Said fam Is ~
good state Of cultivation with fair Improvements
which crops out at The surface Abundance .!
fruit and well watcrcd Convenient 70 chnil,,
Nor1nal School and Bethany College lo,S'TitigRa
given at once II desired Terms reasonable Fl
aus SMITH. Gall on or addrc@, J. I. SMILE
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no PROTECTION; HERE.
How Do worklpSmen Like This.

How Do wotklugmen Like This?
" The Democrats and ISsrs u Harrison County:
SHALL We LONGER srRMlr TO BE rAxEp
AND ROBBED OF OUR PROPERTY TO ENRICH
TARIFF KINGS AND PROTECTED MASrrAc.
runrRs?
{signed.} Jxo. J. DAVIS,
Chm Dem. Co. Ex. Com.
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FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 60 to
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no PROTECTION HERE.
How Do worklssnen Like Thl.s

How DO Workingiaea Like This? as
To TIC DtMotrIi and Voter, Of Harrison County:
SHALL We LONGER SUBMIT TO be TAxEp
AND ROBBED OF OUR PROPERTY TO ENRICH
TARIFF KINGS AND PROTECTED -.ASrrAc.
runEas?
(signed.) :. Jso. J. DAVIS,
Chm. Dem. Co. Elk. Com.
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santortl's &adical Cttre.

. j. ". FEItKELS,
Corner Main and Twenty-tirst it.
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1e ellnIo IA a 4 GDanvflie III He

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
On and aftor October 10Th, 1881, Pas.
songe Train Service on, the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division will be asfol-
lows =. f,' " ID. o.. - .r
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LOOK our! !
he Zig Show Still

tdrlll' they come and yet they 60. Thoss
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will notslay
All Kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
sn then are Xoue.
Spindle, lrundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
Red Springs, Wire, Shmck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers. all grades
large variety Of Extension, Kitchen
re"poy and Center Tables, Parlor and
chamber Suite. Lounges. Cradles, Cribs,
Whatn"rs, Hat Racks, Umhrcla Stands
Hhr"mos, Notices, Frames. &c, Kitchen
and Side Holrd Safes.
Always or hand ccncrn, line Of Under
takers Supplies, consisting Of Caskets,
Burinl "nsr. and Burial Robes, for both
sex. all styles. tufins Trimlncd in any
styl" nf Handles and Plates, at ali hours.
All Goods ~ h"ttsm fcurcs. CAN aud
see for yourHc'v2s. NO charge madt for
looking Accept thnnks for past favors.
A. ~. Eep'M!eeN,
PROPRIETOR FGRHITURE HOUSE.
ca 10, 1898 .2l