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commissioners
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.

Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
No. S5,Si7 draws Capital Prize, $4,000,
whole sold IN Bay City. Mich. No. $3.50
draws Second Capital Prize, $4,000. sold in
Memphis, Tenn. No. Il, Sl1 draws Third Capt.
tai Prize, $4,000, sold in New Orleans. Wash
ington and San francisco. Nos 1853, 1854
draw each $6,OOO sold in Detroit, Mich,
Richmond, KY, Indian Mound. Tenn. Early
Grove, Miss. and San Francisco. Nos 16,4lS,
80 $50. 6I.OI9, 70,070 n, 100 draw each $4,000,
sold in New York. New Orleans, San Fran
cisco, Baltimore, Memphis, Tenn, Greenville,
Ala, and Omaha, Ncb.
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Children's Suits from So and up; a $l6
Suit for $12; $50 suit for SIS; all Wool
Suits at IS, at GaZan's.-AdU.
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About 90 per cent. were those of small
traders whose capital was less than $1,000.
Among those reported embarrassed were
Pope, Cole & Co., copper smelling, and
Pope & Cole, metals, Baltimore; NJ. Z.
Rockwell & Co. bankers, Union, N. T.;
George A. Davis Il Co, agricultural imv
pIements, San Francisco; W. II. McCurdy
& Co. wholesale iron, Cleveland, Ohio.
I'm the principal trades they were as fol-
lows: General stores, 80; gTOcers, "a;
liquors, IA; shoes, Is; drugs, 10; hardware
and agricultural implements, l3; hotels
and restaurants, -; tobacco and cigars,
N: grain and -four. 0; manufacturers, 8;
clothing, =; furniture, Z; lumber and
materials, Z; paper. books etc., Is. pro-
duce and provisions, Z; dry goods, o;
fancy goods 6; coal and wood, .; millinery
goods, 4; markets, 8; HARNESS.; Jewelry, 2.
FLORIDA.
Pagatka.-Saiem Graham, hotel, assigned.
GEORGIA.
AHanta.--J. +. Guiiatt, grocer, assigned.
Nac0n-U. 4. Fcnnel, groceries and
Iiquors, failed and sold out; liabilities about
$1,000: actual bssets $1,000; preferred claims
leo. BENJAMIN SkalOwski, furniture, as
signed; liabilities $i00J0i assets 5000; prefer
ences s., 600.
Romeo. r. Larey. drugs. closed by sheriff.
SaraRHdh.-T. 4. Moore, saloon, closed Dy
Sheriff.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DoAoho.-wnliam Pate. general store, was
not closed BY Sheriff, as previously reported
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APpRoXIMATION PRIZEs.

1000 numbers ending with AZ, being the two
last figures of the number drawing the
Capital Prize of $4,000. ............---....$ %
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Glass G, LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes
corresponding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
Tuesday March 10, 1885.
G. 4. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
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For latest styles Stiff and Soft Hats, go
to Belsinger's, "a Whitaker strcet.-AdU.
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The ningteenth regular monthly meeting OF
the Railroad Loan Association will be held
ON THIS (NIondayJ EVENING, at 8 O'Clock,
at Metropolitan Hall. BY order
WM. Rogers, President.
H. {. CUNNINGHAM, secretary.
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For sale by r. B. Cassels, corner Tay-
lor and East Broad streets-telephone
No. n.
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Ruination Prices.

Silk Umbrellas a speciality at Belsin-
gers. d Whitaker street.-Adu.
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The uniform scale of prices, the elegance
Of cuisine, the comfortable, oieanly and
home-like appearance of apartments, have
placed this popular hotel among the most
prominent of the South, which reflects
great credit on its manager, who leaves
nothing undone to enhance the comfort Of
its numerous patrons.
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GEORGIA., CHATHAM COUNTY. = Notice
NJ is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against CORMACK HOPKINS.
decessod, to present them to me, properly
made out, within the time prescribed by law
so as to show their character and amount:
and all persons indebted to said deceased are
hereby required to make immediate payment
to me.
FEE. X, 1855. MARY {. HOPKINS.
qualified Executrix of the will Cormack Hon
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Read. Learn and save Money

A complete line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods, to be had at Belsinger's, a Whita-
lyor street - On
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Neckwear of all the late styles, at Bel
singers, "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
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IN Chatham Superior Court, DECEMBER
! Term, lSS4.-REGINA A. GRAEF, COM
plainant, and ]. ANTON GRAEF ct al, de-
fendants.-Bill for cancellation and relief.
appearing to the Court, by the return of
the ohefln OF this Court. that three of the de-
PENDANTS, to wit: J, Anton Graef, joseph A .
Graef and Anton NJ. Graef, do not reside in
tins county, and il further appearing that
the said three defendants reside IN the city
OF Mayence and Empire of Germany, it is
considered and ordered by the Court that
service in said cause be perfected on said
three defendants by publication of this order,
once month for four months, in the SaVan-
nah Morning News, a newspaper published
In said county of Chatham, and that a COPY
OF said newspaper with each publication be
forwarded by mail to each Of said defendants
by complainant's attorney.
In open Court this December 80. 1854
A. z. ADAMS, judge.
A true extract from the minutes, this Both
day of December, 1884.
JAMES h. p CARR,
y. S. Deputy Clerk S. c. C. G.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. Eastern
~ District of south Carolina-in District
COurt-In Admiralty.
Miller & Kelly, libellants, VS.. the steam
boat Alice CLARK. PhmnIx Insurance Co.,
libellant, va. the same. VIM, NJ Bird & Co
ct al, hhellants, VS.. the same.
BY virtue of tho writ of venditioni exponas
issuing out OF said court in said causes to me
directed, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the nine
teenth day of March. 1885, at IL A. NJ, before
tne Fost once, at Charleston, s. c., the
STEAMBOAT ALICE CLARK. together
with her tackle, apparel, furniture and APP
purtenances, as she now lies at Hunters
wharf, Charleston, S. e..
Terms cash. TUOMEY,
United States Marshal.
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THE APRIL CENTURY,
EFnai zl0ttres.

- EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notice IS
" hereby given that Ihave made application
to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county
for order to sell all of The real estate beloE
to estate of JAMES KING, deceaseG for ths
payment of debts ana distribution. and that
said order VIII be granted o. APRIL TERM
QSS5l of said court unless objections are fled
SlGMUND ELS NIGER,
Administrator de bOnis non estate of James
King, deceased.
MAKCH Z. lSS5.
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Marine Engineers Beneficial AssO-
citation No, 45.

You are requested to attend meeting
THIS EVENING, at S o'clock, at the Ger
mania Hall.
By Ord6r CT
PETER, VANDEVERE President.
InmN i NIn1lRIS Poe. Spr'Y.
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sitFrfinoe.
Clinton Lodge No. sd, +. A. NJ.

regular communication of this q
Lodge will be held at Masonic Temple, ~
THIS Monday EVENING, March 10, w
at O'Clock.
The E. A. degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and visiting breth-
rem cordially invited.
by order OF ....,,,
Secondary.
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a reuglar meeting of Tattnall Council o
Ssl viii be held THIS Monday EVENING
at 3 O'CLOCK.
THOMAS STOCKTON, Commander.
lSO HENDERSON. Secretary.
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II. NJ. BRANCH,
II. +. WILLINE,
S. 2. GOODWIN,
Qualified eXrs will II. j. Dick erson, decd.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-In COM
~ pliance with law, notice is hereby given
that the place Of holding the Justice of the
Peace Court of the Seventh District G. Nj. is
hereby changed to Pleasant Hill. on the
Ogeechee road, fOur and one half miles from
Savannah, tire same being more accessible
and convenient to the majority of the 1,esi-
dents OF said district.
And the first Court to be held at said place
for holding said Justice of the Peace Court
Will be held on the 21th day OF April, 1885, the
month.
And said Court win be regularly held on
the fourth Monday in each month, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. JAMES L. GRANT
Justice of the Peace 9TH District G. NJ.
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DeKalb Lodge No. 9,I.O. Fl.

4 regular meeting will be held THIS Mon
day) EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
Business of importance will be considered
in the matter of the report of the trustees upon
the proposition of Oglethorpe Lodge.
Aembcrs of sister Lodges amt visiting
brothers arc invited to attend.
By order .-
" ALrEE z SIX ANSTON. SecreLarN.
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Ten Cent Store,
I5i Bryan street. Each article in this store is
sold at TEN CENTS. You get your moneys
worth every time, aud sometimes more. Call
and see for yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-20

The case Of the State VS.. Pat scanlon
and others, which is said TO have grown
out Of the difficulty between the nailers
and.ieeders in Benwood, and in which the
defendants were jointly charged with as
sault and battery in pursuance OF con-
spiracy, making the charge Q felony, came
up before Squire Edwards, at Moundsville,
again yesterday, but the defendants, by
their counsel, moved Squire Edwards for
a separate hearing, which was granted
them. The attorneys for the State then
asked a continuance to allow them to ap-
plyto Judge Of the Circuit Court for a
mandamus compelling the magistrate to
give the defendants a joint hearing. A
continuance Of q week was allowed.
This is the second continuance, one for
each side. There were between twenty
and thirty witnesses in attendance from
Benwood, principally iron men.
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The Bethel campmeeting closed Tues:
day evening. Their intention was 10 hold
it over the coming Sabbath, but they
have concluded 10 close. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-20
A FIN OF BALI.
.Rerxe wheeling aud weilsburg ANA eur

Retween wheeling aud wellsburg Anna eur
Macs Yesterday.
The game OF base ball played on the
State Fair grounds yesterday afternoon
between a picked nine Of Wheeling boys
and . club composed OF wellsburg gentle
men, was one Of the best games, not ex-
cepting those played by professionals, ever
.playedlin this city. Il was witnessed by
q nice, orderly crowd numbering between
$50 and 800. Several admirers OF the Ma
tional game who always keep posted on
all the points OF the game were very pleas
antly surprised by the excellence OF the
playing. twas closely contested from be-
ginning to end and several very brilliant
plays were made on both sides. The
Wheeling club redeemed the in.
glorious defeat suffered by Wheeling
representatives in a. game played at
!Wellsburg last Saturday by allowing
the Wellsburg club to make only two runs,
and those were the result Of errors on the
part OF the Wheeling players, while the
Wheelingites piled up six scores. Wheel.
possessed a fine trio in Ali, Mallory and
Chew, and the Wellsburg club was fortu:.
nate in it's selection Of Mcclure and
Jacobs as its leading team. All the play.
ers did remarkably well for amateurs, and
no one witnessed the game who was not
amply repaid. Following Is the score:
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psseryesi Hls Fate.

A telegram from Martinsburg, this State,
SAYS: 4 report has just reached here
from Bedipgton, syillage some eight miles
distant, OF an unfortunate occurrence. A
strange umbrella.mender called at the
house Of Mr.. Daniel Snyder, a quiet, in
offensive farmer, and asked for work.
Having none, Mrs. Snyder told him 80,
when he began talking in an indecent
manner to herself and daughter. He was
ordered off the place by Mr.. Snyder. In
a few hours he returned and again made
several rude and indecent proposals. to the
women, whereupon Mr.. Snyder struck
him across the forehead with club,
knocking him senseless. After q few
minutes he recovered and went away.
This morning he was found lying dead in
the road about five miles from Bedington,
with lis face and head terribly swollen.
No arrests have been made. {
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nI,ooA1 gRisyi1rEs.


matters q Minor Moment in and Aboat The
City.
SIX deeds thrust were admitted 70 re.
cord yesterday. s5s,5--
INF regular monthly meeting Of the
Beard Of Education will DO held this even.
sr1y MAYEs's brass band goes TO
Cleveland on next Wednesday with the
K. Of ?. -1' !,
/, Jupos BoYD'willho q special term Of
Part Of the Circuit Court tomorrow
morning at 9 O'clock.
MAYRR's oRcHEsrRA plays for . hop at
the Park Thursday evening, and for hop
at the Chapline Street Rink Friday
evening.
ALL the summer boarders, ladies and
gentlemen, at Stamm's four mile house,
went up Big Wheeling Creek on fishing
excursion yesterday.
The local nail manufacturers held their
usual weekly meeting ut the Benwood
Company's Office yesterday afternoon, but
as usual ''did nothing ofinterest."
TnE river Is still falling at this point.
The marks last evening indicated q depth
IN the channel Of only 5 feet 8 inches.
The w. N. Chancellor is due down to-
morrow morning, enroute from Pittsburgh
to Charleston.
LAST nights steubenyille Gazette con
tains the following: They arc putting In
the rolls at the Aingo min to-day and we
learn the mill will start up tomorrow
fifteen feeders having agreed TO take nal
machines. 1tthis statement Is true, ant
| It is youched for by good authority, {
break may soon be looked for all alont
the Mingo line.
WILL M1cuARLs5 conductor on tho Elm
Grove Railroad, found lady's liant
satchel on one Of the cars, containing
gold watch and chain, two pockethpoki
with money, which he left at the office Q
| the company, where q lady called yester
day. receiving the satchel, thankful for tn
recovery OF her property and appreciatinI
the honesty Of the railroad employees.
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Rev. ]. H. Hess had charge Of the
meeting and was assisted by Rev. Spencer
King, Hon. G. w. Atkinson and others.
Three persons bowed at the altar for pray
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awiilie, No Have Missed You .

On th 70 Mcclure house register late Tues.
day night were inscribed the words,
jackson, W. Va A reporter noticed It
Yesterday, and asked the clerk. as that
the Msjor2p A smile was the only an.
swer. rs Major w. w. Jackson here?"
mo, sir.n .NNas he here?" eyes, he
was here.n .'Was he alone7 No, not
exactly" "Who was with him?" "Don't
you know that writing?" sit looks like
the Goyernor's." Pause for reply-no
reply. us it the Governor's?n .Ungh.
ungh.n The Governor and Willie came
In from Ohio late Tuesday night, and left
for home ria the Ohio River road early
vesteriay morning.
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rho sl.n,lng Rink..

Allthe Kinks IRE well patronized these
evenings. No music, no charge for ad.
mission and ten cents 10 skate Is the usual
rule. It's thought by many people that
the prices will remain as they now are
when the season opens, and that bands
.WiIlnot be regularly maintained. Attic
North End rink an admission OF five cents
Is chafSed and the same price for the
privilege Of skating. The managers OF
an the Kinks say they have not made up
theirminds what course to pursue when
the cold season sstSin It isrepotted that
the Capitol rink will be reopened in Sep
tembsf, after being fitted with new floor.
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RRPuDIATE THE "TRAsH.n
worklngmen who Refuse 70 Sign that La.
Dor Petition.
THE majority of the. most intelligent
workingmen OF this city view with scorn
the petition asking the President to cali
an extra session Of Congressto consider
the condition OF the laboring classes, not
because they regard the object sought TO
be secured as bad one, but because of
the ridiculous Language embodied in the
document. a well known workingman
said TO o reporter yesterday, quoting this
language: 1--WE are confident that this
state OF things has resulted alone from
the vicious, unwise and improyident leg.
islation OF the Congress OF the United
States, supported BY the national execu-
tive and heads of departments, for the
last preceding twenty years"
in earnest? il he did. he was awful
drunk. That is Ikea man who hiss en-
Ioyed vigorous health Tor q quarter Of 0
century, who, happ opening TO get very sick,
blames his illness on his long spell Of good.
health. That whole thing was gotten up,
by some Democrat who thinks every man
who works lisa fool, and that we will all
swallow this down, align that rot, and 60
before the country as endorsing the
proposition that the present hard times
are'ta be blamed on the prosperity we en-.
ioyed while the Republ icans were running
the country.n
Possibly Tom Armstrong, Of the Labor
Tribune, aud others who are circulating
the petition oyer the country have not
looked at IL inthis light before,
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.
INV YoRx, August ~. -There has boon large
bpslncss ID progress With sgents and iebeeEsr aud
lilly Rctiye The bteik ding mp q Gssort nents q
early purchases Of brown and p9lnfed ottnnh y
Indicated BY the ttnS ling flequ Of tho m0def-
No 70 gti,d dIplleate idrWkiding. Wesnate Tho
same 10 tliie III ilanhels and blAp kets Bleached
shifiings Ife In IN improved cnndfsinn each sue
ceedlnS day aud the list az makes aud stools sold
out Il heing ~ Died NJ dail Wide lheetinssaFe
actly0 With iobb efs. agents stocks atc hyeEy
'light supply, ~ the q tea hfohaifk aud Mamma.
X gin milf arr stopped Tor one mon AlleIla
dtii lor three months. tue sgdr TOT SIX
I0ess and The Hosion Manu- lfrlpg Company
Indefinitely they tedi ing n niaf u materially.
me laarket MAS quiet, and sisady 70 atrengiof
everything.
ON CRY, Pa, August 10. Opened II on hight
ct 81 lowest closed q 81 Il tsiesl
2Ns1 00l barrett kliipmOnl " barrel chhytfs
ill5I barrels cleslaiiees ilegl ~ barreis Rms
ie,e3i bAfttls.
Ra. ptoap Pa, August ~ Opened ~ u p9SSf
closed ht a highest 81 q lowest 81 l0 rms
q, 26l BAN total lhipmcttS " 81 barrels chltf
leis q, Isl befsclai elsAinncn is3iio1Q bayTclS,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho city and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mcssrs. Frank Hearne and N. E. Whit
taker are at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. w. A. Isett is up in Michigan ona
business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hearne have re-
turned from an Eastern trip. :.
Capt. B. B. Doyener and son and All.
Rheinstrom are fishing Doyener Springs,
up the Kanawha.
Mr.. Ed. Franzheim will entertain a
number Of his friends at his home on North
Main street this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wolf, Of 0lida, ILL.,.
are enjoying the hospitality of Mrs: Wolfi'a
father, Mr.. Daniel schambra, on Main
street.
Messrs. George Johns and Robert DIAL
zell have returned from the Upper Lakes,
where they have been for the past two OF
three weeks, fishing and enjoying them
selves.
Mr.. Sam Rice, Of A. L. Rice & Co., oil
this city, has returned from New York,
where be has been visiting his brother
and looking alter late novelties in his line
OF business. td-a
Mrs. Brown, the wife of Prof. ]. A,
Brown, the new President of the Female
College, and her two children, have ar.
rived from Cynthiana, KY. Prof. Brown
proposes to take. possession OF their quar-.
ters at the College to-day.
The Misses Rose o. and Belma Frazier,
Of New Brighton, Pa, have been visiting
relatives at Valley Grove for some time,
theiormer having returned home a few
days since. accompanied by Miss Margaret
Al. Maxwell, oil this county.
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Furnisnipg tho olty Hall.

An effort was made to hold a meeting
oftfie special Joint Council committee on
furnishing the new City Hall last evening,
but was not successful, as no quorum
could be obtained. The object OF the
meeting was to arrange for some needed
kalsomining that the committee had over.
looked I'm making its Estimates. II Is ex.
neGted that the furniture for the Council
chamber will be ready in about three
weeks. When the chambers are COM
tletely fitted up there will be few cities
mat willShaYe nicer or more convenient
rooms for the deliberations OF the city
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Minerep Strike.

The miners employed By Matshall, Van
Fosson & Co, about fifteen in number,
came out on a strike yesterday, and warn
the difficulty q adjusted. The exact
character Of tho difficulty leading TO the
strike was hard TO ASCERTAIN. Miners said
the firm offered q reduction ia wages Of
ten Genus ton for mining, while others
ayerred that the disagreement was about
The Kind Of a screen 6 be used.
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state senatorial Conferences.

The confefees appointed by the Repub-
licans Of Harrison and Belmont counties,
Ohio, will meet. at Flushing to-day, for
the purpose Of choosing q candidate for
State Senator from the district comprising
the two counties. The denomination Of
the present Senator, Hon. Solomon Hogue,
Is conceded, as Harrison county's confer.
ees are instructed TO support him, and Bel
mont can scarely suggeat another name, in
view OF the fact that Senator Hogueis a
Belmont county man.
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had praInare Flnable.

In police court Yesterday morning r, II,
LANCE was fined 81 and costs on complaint
Of Health Officer Garrison, for failing toi
connectia sink drain with Q sewer. The.
Judse decided that he colud not do other
wise under the section the chargeiwas
made on, az It ofdains that connection
must be madew q sewers accessible,
not adjacent, as laid down In the rules
81 the Board of Public Works.
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An Enterprising, reliable nnose.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best Of every.
thing, but to secure the Agency!for such
articles as have we'll known merit, and arc
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
ptising, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
iton q positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con-
,Eidence, We invite you to call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. MwFtw