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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: "lIaVing received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel It my duty to
let suffering humanity know 1t. Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me ] would have
10 have the bone sCraped or leg amputated.
| used, instead, three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes BuCklep's ArplCa
SAlVe, and my leg Is now sound and well. "
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and BuCklen's ArniCa Salve at 25C
per box by LoAan d Co. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

Changes In Few Years.
[By Pro-. arthur z. HadlsSL ChiJ " he CoRNteticu
BuFtdls Ct Labor SidlliI
Almost everyone will admit that WI
have reached critical period in the relS
tons between labor and capital. Few
would undertake to tell the reason why
this ia 80, still fewer would succeed il
giving the right reason.
1t ia not because the laborer is worse of
to-day than he has been in the past. Ol
the contrary, he is better Ou IN almos
every way, lie works less hours, receives
higher Wages, and ID able to buy more
comforts. Bad az are many OF tine abuses
connected with modern industry, 1t is safr
to say that those OF former times were
worse; and that the workman to-day Ii
better oil, both ut work and at home, Than
his fathers were before him, Nor is the
Iab0rer's share in the total product leas
to-day than IL has been in the past. Thert
Is q Widespread belief that this IL 80, bul
it will not stand the test Of fact. The
careful Investigations OF Mr.. Atkinson
leave little room tor doubt that at least 81
percent VI 'Av s'H9' P'V'uV' GyuS W wv
'apofef IN Ihe I1iul Vi wages ahu tnat luIs
proportion is tue result oil constant III
crease Tor many years.
Nor is it because the state OF thought
and feeling among woIkmen iAO 4 kind II
threaten .ue with social CONFUSION. II Is
undoubtedly true that the lust five years
nave seen great Change Ia this respect
me WIltns9 oi Iellly ueo'go Auu y. I' !lll,s
nave HMAH9n IS ti'ousiIs y" su'so suOlsVs
among lHii ,lttos Vi leSueIs, Nua tt.e "a pre-
SION Oh t''le 'lousut mas peeH louIu
enough 10 IIsit'c" VphseL'"' I've 'ne ,,.., W
poIh sues VI tho AS'"nt I,, hn III 9uu W.
guHTBe 10 nollEo y! s"lG'! % Tei' "I "
aahgeT, ~ i'aa supsHtuteu oPeIi "'eu.is'o',
lor sulleh uisu1h'eH' Gear atA'g;ilVl' VI
grievances Iof sHPP'eSse" OtoYu'hs oNei
wrongs, ny RNIus vent W thNs9 hoI S..l
Iorces 1t mas revealed Their sIrenslhi on.
u has ~ lhe same llhlo U'lN'hlshe! tne
danger Oi G"!hatroPhs' ouPpFeSssu us us
content ia what ezpiodes most Vlo!ehsly'
VA lhe hHIu tunes Nh'ouBn WHICH We H"''
Iust been passing We nave HNu more
widespread excitement ana l9uuer ta1h o.
violence than ever DsiOrei bnt no huGL
dangerous OUTBREAKS as occurred IN 'le
railroad strikes oil lsLl. The worst lustan'
GEES OF violence IN 1850 haYepFoDabIy been
among th0s9 Ia4UIeTs VINO read ana
thought least ..
Nor can We attribute the critical condl'
ton OF things to the discovery OF new In
struments oil industrial warfare, ike dynS'
mite, on tho one hand, or boycotltng on
The other The actual use Of dynamite
nae been extremely small; anu the re-
suits which have followed tig use have moi
been such as to encourage the practice. II
reacts moat heavily against the perAOns
who employ It, aud makes |! absolutely
impossible for them to command the
public sympathy which Is essential to any
lasting success bJyColting 10 III lnstIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

Two years AGO contracted blood pol'oP AilGT
taking pre- ipuons iIon the hes! physicians here
and at Dallas, | concluded 10 visit Hot springs,
aud on reaching TCIarkanRR doctor recommended
would benefit me more than HOT springs Al
lhOMgh Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

RuB the "painiul point" thoroughly,
when afflicted with neuralgia with salya.
ton Oil, the great pain annlhilAtor. Price
Is cents q bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

nHAcKAErACK" lasting and fragrant
periime, Price % and so cents.
SHILon's CURE will Immediately relieve.
Group, WhOoping Cough and Bronchitis
FoR DYsPEPsiG aud Liver Complaint,
YOU have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shil0h's Vitalizer. II never falls
10 cure,
4 Nasal INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of shilOh's OatSrrh Remedy, Price u
cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W, Va,
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rnE PRESENT PERIOD CRITICAL,

In answering this question we anBwer
the wider question why the present time
ID a critical one in tho relations between
labor and capital. 1t Ia not boyCottiDg
that gives danger 10 the industrial situa
ton; it is the industrial situation that
gives danger TO boyCOtting,
The state Of things may DO briefly Dc,
sCtIbsd IS follows:
All through the present century labor
and capital have been growing more and
mora dependent upon one another. For
many years 1t Was supposed that this el.
feet was all one'side0. Every change
seemed TO increase tho power Of capital,
or rather Of lheeapitaliBL employer, in the
industries Of the country. Large factories,
and yet larger railroads, were run under
centralized management. Attempts TO
check this consolidation were futile.
Against these masses Of ganiGed capital
the power Of the workmen seemed 10 have
shtuuk 10 nothing. Nov, however, 1t is
suddenly found that the very events which
nave put tho lAboIers 80 completely at the
mercy OF organized capital have also In
many cases pat the capitalist at the mercy
OF organized labor. Neither party, by II.
self, can do much good; but each by itself
can do the other almost unbounded hahn.
| It Is only within lew years that this fact
has been generally seen and islt aud 1t Is
this discovery, Exaggerated as every new
discovery lP,-whiCh has thrown ConserVa'
tive people into so much Blarm. Let us
examine these points In detail.
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ItaIord5 ne pleasure 70 assure yotn You'll ll'It ~.
PlllsfOr more than twenty years ~ my lhlMilyi
that regard item rs being superior 70 any
nayG ever used or iAYn seen llscu ! ilNeMoI
had them constantly ANA hgl To try 0tllcrs,nnI
i have tried Il good variety, bat hhyg never
had any ~ net 50 promptly, prOhinDyI anu
nicely MS Mclnncs. have used them myself
wiig, and children, Will lhc Llbit gIhiilllH re-
suits. For children, having used lhrll on ll,y
recommend them to UHu ANA 70 ~. HESS
pills do the workable " promptly; no we'll
aud leave no III effects bClluu. as ADlle re-
mover, as = liver r0rTtclOr, rs u lnrtfuhher
preparing the system Tor QuninpI there y 10
nill'Or medicine equal to Dr.C. M0Lnne's Ceie'
brltGd Liver Pills. expect 70 use 'neIli Us
long ~ live, u theyopNIInue rs good ps they
""'V wv" :" 'Y oliTs Truly, Ell. GILES.
Pastor NJ. u Church South, Myor: station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TrYLTigo, Canada West, Ont.
MEssRs. FLEMING BROS H., .,,1too,,a nae,
thUy are good bilious pill. J nave ESG,i
great many pills, but chn say ". y; ble'
Lanes TiiiS, manufactured by Fleming Bros.
are gchunCand gentlemen oiiaNu wv tilAnKs
In sending. gave some OF those pllls W NY
neghbOrs for u trial one q NY HI,S XIV, IL
felt ths next day like II new man. lI9 WISHES
me to send for liity cents worth for MN. 30
gentlemen, | will do all can to Introduce Lr,
&. MClanC's Liver rllls, m9Quipctureu ny
Fleming Brothers. YOursMlill TefMn,,
FLRM1SG mos, ,,.j,,.
dear Slrs.- Enclosed you will ind one dollar
for which YOU Will please send me more Of your
Dr. q. Mclanc's Liver rlll.. trust yY1 dI hMs
received the pay for the last Two b0NeSl oruCr'
eli and received. would only say lhey nave
done mo more good than ! could express
feel much Better NOW than / lIAVO LOT Two
years past. Yours truly. 49,. ,.......
West Slndlake, n. Y.
AVOID CoUNTERFEITsi Send Us 2S3 9
aud we viii send YOU BY return Inall ppE 60. u
ihg genuine Dr. G. McIdnC's Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards
$685. FLEMING BROS. plttSblrg. Ia,
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
Snre tho MoLnncS Pills you buy are
made ut Pittsburgh, PA. Tho col,n'
torFoitu are Inado at St. Louis, Mo-
and Wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

The digestion OF an ostrich and the ap.
petite OF IN American small boy are
two things that have never been diSCour.
9ueu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15
GREAT PRACTICAL DIFFICULTIES.

II IL easy to say that this state Of things
can not last forever. But he would be a
bold prophet who would undertake to cay
what direction events will take. Arbltra'
ton, cooperation, or socialism furnish
Theoretical solutions Of tue problem but
each meets with great practical difficulties
o. soon az We undertake 10 apply II TO any
extent. II we may trust past experience,
tho violence Of boyCottlng iB likely to ex.
haust itself, as the violence OF the granger
movement exhausted itself ten years ago
and 10 leave its mark, not 30 much in any
sweeping changes Of system or law, az IN
the creation Of more enlightened public
opinion where each party shall have learn.
cd 10 stand upon It's own rights and re.
hpect those Of the other.
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Educational.
educational.
Mt, dc ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The hIrty.eiVhth year oil this WOllknOWn Acad
envy, under tho charge Of the Visitation Nuns
opens on the Gnt Monday Of September next sn6
continues ten months,
Pupils received at any time In the BCEAion,
Those who desire to place their daughters in nj
inst!tuuOn AnOIdmg exceptional advantages IL
the way OF hCalthiul and delightful location, oI
uellent board, thorough discipline and instructor
Al tho hands Of lifelong teOChursIin every depNr
rnent OF female education, including tho mOdOn
languages and music, should send tor CstAlogu
Of this school. Address
Direchessoi the Academy Of the Visitation
nit: do OHANTAL,
nl2SpGw Near Wheeling W. Va,
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potts. Cattle Receipts 500 head; shipments TO
head; market ht.ady; shipping AtGers, 81 G0Ao 70,
StOCkGrs aud feeders " bal 49, COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 S5ai "; bulk I! 7on3 w. iOgS-KeCelINh
rough and mixed ~ SOAI u; packing aud shipping
u l6Ai ~; light s. tUAl "; GkipS u was W..
sheep-lIeCelpB 800 head; market itgady natives
q OOdi 10; TeSans y! UOAJ bOi lambs 81 UJajUO.
EAsr LInEATY, Pa Feb i0.-Cattle. receipts "a,
head shipments 8Gi head; nothing doing in the
market; II cars shipped 10 New FORK Hogs, 70.
CeipU I,VVO mead shipments 800 head; market
active; PhllAdelphids 81 4OA ~; lOrktn 81 IOi
~ y, iS cars shipped to New York. Sheep, re-
GeipB gov lleAui shipments l,tN head; market
fall and unchanged.
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important 10 Ladies,

Women arc evetywhttc using aud IecommCnd
ing IArkCt's TOuic because they haye Y atncd nnn
cTpcfiencc tina speedily oyetcomei uesp9nd
iNAigp lion or WeA6nCsi IN The back OF klunelai
ard other itOublts peculiar 10 the sc1,
ii have l0lR been 4 suhettf from female CON;
ris,ntS IiRye iflcd physicians aud adyCEtlHd
lann1,nsic, but viihon, any relief Whaleyet, Win
mi mic hdt O. OF rec living any benedti b1pghl
= hottle Of pafRetl Tonic The ehycl OF mat Ole
i,Sitie was 20 satisfactory that kept on nllng w
and am to-day we AID lHOIg. Sen55hy mW{1
IL ~ 10 Ii. d-MII N. DoroLAH, Soi West Indla
street, Chicago, ILL., -
PARKER's TONIC
Prepared BY Hl'coH a Co, NYl
so,d nv An DrurrlSu IL iatge bottles a ono pol
a S''H " 50 ''''''' ja2l.HThAW
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50, %" -, HnU' ~" ~ a.,.ss s. .Ia..,.,,.
me greaI dIurISnCe between tnu ll''lus
tries OIL to-uay anu lhoGe o. u century aEI
lies ID lhe eAis'enC9 Vi l"Ige pe i.,niL,t
investment a gleat part OF .ne Duslhes y
capital o. inc country is nGm elnOouieu ~
railroads, machinery, buildings construct
ed Tor sp,eelal purposes, or olleF forms o.
plant when Eoniu DO Vi Illtle Vaius lol
any use except lhC one LOT WniCh iney
we're originally designed "ilhln Sky
years the world has seen an investment lve Ntn
OF between $4,000 zoo ana S4u OUOOUv II
steam power. All these thlnE are o. nc
value except as means Of applying iapol
productivity. On the DINER hanu, laool
can not bs applied to advantage except by
means Of the Instruments ,....-,
But the CROWN vi peI.n" u ,it ~ Ives Sn,
taken place. Business investments arc
not merely large, they are also conCen
trated under tue mana gGnent oil lew
tnen. The individual pieces oil capital are
no longer independent, any more than tht
individual laborers' Instead oil numneI
Of separate toolF, We have a complicated
inasss OIL machinery. InStead OF q mum
Der oil separate workshops, we nave
large factory. Instead OF number o.
local roads, wO have q large trunk.line o.
railway.
The ioint-stoCk company, or corpora
ton with limited liabilities, was found the
most effective means lor securing this con,
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New YORK, Feb. i1.-There has been but mod.
crate trade rs usual 10 Saturday, but all classes Of
staple cotton goods are ifmef. Agents hive adj.
vATCed cal non Fails slle,las No There Is more
doing IN the way Of autumn WOOGns, and orders
are being placed fairly free.
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Mrs. General Sheridan Is very punctilli-
Gus about returning calls. She deVotOs
portion OF each day to this purpose.
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. i3.-HOgs firm; common
and ii ihi O. Giai lO packing and butchers 81 2jl
1 IS; receipts 100 head; shipments 1000 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

zelda (PA.) ACADEMY FITS Fol
wi HualnGsS or college. special Drill TOR Bacl
WGfd BOyg. single or double rooms Az student
board with Principal sWIThlN U. BHOKILludl
(HArvard A X and AMI aHItGMF1M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

bALTlAOKE, Feb. l3,-Wheat, western steady and
closing dulli No. 9 winter red spot @llV, HID
March bBEaS9jsC; May v2i{RglkC Corn, Western
Iteady, clOiins quiet; mixed spot aud February
A7Aalf5SC; harCn l7al7AC; April A7G bid; May
i71kni73sO; steamer 46aij1sU Oab easier and Qiiei;
western white tsailC; 10 mixed GA;iaC. Provisions
steady with II llEmer tendency.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. l3.-WhCat closed Lteady; cash
92ag3HC; February VIC; May glc asked; June gjC.
Corn active; cash $40; May Axe. Uau dull cash
Slhci May SS14c bid; CloveISeGd SLrOngi cash or
February ~ l0i March - 10; April u W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

BRADFORD. PA, Fer. 13-Opened al f7c CLOSED
at 76TC; hlghtet 773Sc lowest 7GIfo; r1ns 81 Sex
barrels total shipments s7lD3 barrelS charters no
reported ClearanCes l95S,OOO barrels,
on CRY, PA, Feb a.. Opened at 773Eo: blgheS
I7c; lowest IGc: closed a 7Ioi MlSS gOlo9 PM sd.
barrels.
PtTTsBURGH, Pa, Feb. 10 Petroleum dull bu
arm; national transit certificates opened NJ tx
aud closed at &c; highest 7iIfci lowest 76JGc.
TrusviLLg, Pa, Feb. iS.-Opened at IKE high
est 77I<C; lowest 7GNc; closed al nc; shipment
II, 1913 bArte'B; charters not posted
NEw YoRx, Feb. lS.-retrOleum quiet United
a.
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Utle llatetItqsuG&r
omoOl Noa.'25 aud - Fourteenth street.
THE LABOR QUESTION,

Latest Phases OF the AEitatiOn-GFsAt
ChRnRea In a Few Year,.
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cry necessary to make him independent.
II he invests his savings in the stock OF
the company Tor which he works he may
share in the profits Of his own labor, but
he does not share in its Management, John
smith as stoCkholder is an entirely dis
tinct person from John Smith as maChin-
ist; and the two can deal with one another
only through the intervention OF the man
ager, who represents the one and controls
the other.
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DlTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI Il ST.
L LOUIS RAILROAD-PAn Handle Route
lA l NJ.
Time Ilble Tor East and West corrected " NOV.
-, 1885. Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing ~ iolloWS,
Central Standard time;
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where 4. HUN SU"T Grncrrics tor ~
go Dnl tunsumpti0u

Iuruuc-t mttc,l and best chicken.
md tmkry- iu Dhr market can be- hnd
20 bur Nooio-
liyou wmnt ugg- aud butter, irc.h
from the country every day call ou
Imu Moore.
Dpricn seeds for thc million. AZ
Bart Noorc-
lun best article of hour over
brought 10 the Wnro market lrc.u
w.n and EASTERN seed potnDor-. ruu
he Url h Bart Noorr,
u. pric"- ARE 40 cheap ne those of
Hu. grocery house ia thc city.
ihu finest assortment Of fancy
.mr,or-, better than the aakcs your
mnfurr u-od a. make, and hone,
which the bcc- mate ON Bar, ranch,
SON tap. send your orders ur ~II
ul got what YOU need.
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Not the ho,-hou,col Dallas growth.
nor tine mushroom &c. Worth Wnp
but u regular. steady, telling increase,
as i- cyiucrd boy the constant visit OF
new aud strange uDc- 40 llr Fashion
linlar, even lhis late he thc ,ypsun
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ANrI.rI.HauI>IrTKS
Proceedings ot the Mnss NrVtiug ~
IN lnmrI IInm.N I.n.l NIhlI

About one hundred citl 81, s-,ru-
BLEED az the court house last evening
90 response to call for thH Fourth
WHrdrrl To meet nud tgh" suWr action
10 regard tu having % representative
F 10 the council who VIII oppose the
pcrqui-ltc system.
Major j. \. llnynio was called t"
the chair, anu c. i. Aipru r-V NH-
chosen secretary 'h 'hOia N'
chair Major liH'uir luhdr short
inlN, hh my the l"-'liph, lhW % One
OF thr Fourth W"drr- hc Was 'u'
posted TO lho perGui'iir system W.l."
hl the 'tuic lIinr hr hhd 10" I''llhE
against any ullcrr wa" WAS lWid hN
rciqii'lir-, hul Dee Thought ihr y
ten pctnlcipu7 ANA should Doe a''.-
l.h'd We hupru lo h'u the question
discussed calmly ANA without urf'"u-
Wliic' being used Toy amy onc. nu.l "i'.
nuunrrd the meeting ready Tor bust.
ness,
bh motion ui captain d L.. I.eit
the char was instructed {" appoint 20
comm lrc on llNr T." "'hIl l''"'u'l"'r
in relation To the rrfIul.l'' ~lnlli
ana on me suggestion "I u ~ Mug
..t t,.,,i.v All I. ,..t... 30,
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wrIHIN sr,rIuI>r
Showing IT," Stnndinp "t,hc 'ii, r"b.
iic S'huntS,

statement -huviug tlr condition of
the rubit, school. lDr ths week. rui.
ing February lu
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NN b..
90 NoW Orleans. which u.pcnf- .,,t tI.r
Garland upcrn.huu.. up,f nur.d,,,
Nc-,r- " q. Robinson Nud n. y
smith are putin. .up handsome new
iron iruco u iruuioi th,Ir beautiful
residence uu thra,ruur
NAt ,urtrr tur tu. u,,r.. of good
eating Brulr stand. h.uu nYd -huuI.
drr- rbuvc ever, imam u Waco And
that I,tir solemn truth
4 ar2. urc.uf men NIiiurut work.
ON tUrtIpttr.. .frLf. ,uy.u,. n,u.,. f,.
day. Ma Morr, lY- determined. if
possible du STU. Zoo h,y, in, nyr .hr
lights shine from tl, tower on tu.
morrow MINT week.
There were mon. wagon. ou the
plaza Yesterday iu.t nttrr noon tlnu
hn- been seen tl,rr before u -c,,tu
mouih. II Wa almost lupo,-.b.r
for anyone co. lind 4. walk tDr.uuh
thriu they were -uudiun -u. tuIuk.
Have u-ed luugr.uc. 100 m uu.li-
uvt, ra.r of rheumatism with sut,..-
where uuuinu. s,l-cm.uum e.d
ucyuIte lu hu rd to relieve.
G. "a /. 6IIL VI. %.
\puusp. Kan.
There are uuwbri. 9i il,u. 900
Nuc uh .u.. ANXIOUS htyrD quar-
"a tucc,rb I.Ucdnguu.tlurt Worth
We .ti'. ..IiuIaN lave Go du SOME.
thiur. o.. thcdr.tIiU ..ou..r. ,u.ulI.
puN. viii certainty ur brought 10 our
.,ity
la Justice Davis court yesterday
the only ct-c tried was that OF Dr. "
. A. Clifton f., ID. Hal. mr urc.ulc
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SECRETARY hook-,..r NJ ". r. Mar
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-21

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White Elephant Saloon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-09
MAINE DISPATCHES.
FROM PORTLAND.
"eh. MattOcks Wins the Last of the
SUITS Between J. Winslow Jones and
Himself.

PORTLAND, Feb. 8.
Another of the series Of suits betwean 90,
oharies L. Mattocks and John Winslow Jones
mas just been decided in favor of Gen. Mat
locks. 1t was suit brought by Gen. Mat
locks to recover possession of a valuable
piece OF property, including land and build
lngs' and known as the "Cobb Farm" situa.
tea at Rlverton, the amount declared on the
suit being $4,000. This is part of the prop
erted conveyed to Charles p Mattocks bv J.
Winslow Jones & Co. 0imited) and was
valued In the appraisal of that company at
Sl5, 200. Jones had obtained possession of
the property by tax title, and set that up
in opposition to Mattocks title, but after a
full hearing before Judge Haskell, the court
decided that Jones was not entitled to the
possession of any part of the demanded prop
erty. Jones has filed exceptions. This is the
last suit pending between these parties, be-
tween whom there have been a number of
famous suits, in none of which Mr.. Jones
succeeded. Among the suits mentioned was
a fight in the patent office over the Globe
trademark, in which Mattocks was success
full, the commissioner Of patents holding that
he was the lawful owner of the famous trade.
mark.