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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

If wa know oil the methods Of approach
adopted by an enemy We are the better
enabled to ward of tho danger and post
pone the moment when surrender be-
comes inevitable. In many instances the
inherent strength OF the body sufIiCes to
enable il 10 oppose the tendency toward
death. Many however have lost these
forces 10 ouch M extent that there Is little
or no help. In other cases little aid to
the weakened Lungs will make all the
difference between sudden death and
many years OF useful life. Upon tho first
symptoms OF Cough, Gold or any trouble
Of the Throat or LunXs, give that old and
we'll known remedy-Boscheea German
Syrup, careful trial. 1t will prove what
thousands ssy Of it to be, the "bsnetactor
OF any home"
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TuE sTArE BOOM.

The convention OF Wheeling last week
was great affair. Fully LOCO representa-
tive men from all parts Of the State were
present, and we believe that much good
will result.-Moundaville Sun.
At the recent convention held at Wheel
ing the following facts concerning our
State were shown: That We had more
coal, better timber, lower taxes and more
beautiful Women than any other State,
according to sizs and population. Mounds
uille Sun. =,
The Morpantown "New Dominion"
saws: "The "Boom" convention that met
in the city OF Wheeling, on wednesday Of o.
last week, was remarkable gathenpg 9; "
was aeaerted In the convention that the
meeting was the most important one ever
held In the State. 1t was composed oil the
bes. men in the State; the men VINO
understand best tho capabilities OF West
Virginia; men who are West Vtrginiana
and men who are ready TO contribute at al!
times their best efforts and their money
TO the development OF the State. Every
one went there for the came purpose-all
intent upon doing something to give his
county boost.
The MorRantown "Post," in booming
Monongslis county says: Public meet
inQs should be held in every district, and
suitable person appointed to write up lor
publication full particulars Of the adVan'
tapes we posssss and which we otter 70
those who want good living IN one Of
the most heslthful States OF the Union. II
will pay you, fellow cltizans, TO do this: No
matter how long you make your exhibit;
the "Post" will gladly print 1t, free oil
charge. Thousands Of copies extra cop
ies) should be subscribed for, containing
such exhibits by the citizens, and sent
broadcast over tho country. No better
paying investment could be made.
West Virginia's boom ia on. The con-
yention OF Wheeling was grand success
No more important gathering ever assem-
bled in the State. Fully d thousand men
including tho foremost citizens o! the
State, responded to the call oil the Whee!'
ing Chamber Of Commerce, testtytug ,by
their presence and their money their faith
in West Virginia and her future. Over
Is, 600 was paid in or subscribed on the
spos to carry on the work OF the West
Virginia Immigration and Development
Association, which Is tho name oil the or
Vapizstion into which tho convention re-
solved itself, and which will now devote
| its energies to the practical booming oil
West Virginia. Everybody wGs in earn
est and tho greatest enthusiasm prevailed:
The exposition OF tho natural wealth and
resources Of the State in some OF the ad'
dresses delivered before the convention IL
alone q splendid advertisement, and will
do good. The Executive Board Of the
| Association will now doubtleSu speedily
mature plans for future action, and when
these are announced lot the people lSll
into one man and, shoulder to shoulder
boom this matChlesB little Commonwealth
for all there is in it.-Tyler Democrat.
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A Momnn,s pIscoverz.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this Coun.
ty. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood it's
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent,
For three months abe coughed inCessant.
" and could not sleep. She bought OF US
q bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking the first dose that she slept all
night, and with ono bottle has been mi.
raculously cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther
Luts." Thus write W. O. HRmrick 4 Co.,
Of Shelby, N. O.-Get q free trial bottle at
Logan Zoos Drug Store.
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The following concise editorial, clipped
from the Trenton, IN. J.) "GSzette," pub
llshed at the headqusrtetsI Of the pottery
trade Of tho country, Is commended to the
careful confederation Of those who are
interested in the matter. It is 4 brief,
pointed Characterization Of the Mills bill,
80 lar 40 It affects the pottery industry,
and in few sentences diSposes Of tie
whole question:
A printed copy OF the Mills tariff bill re-
ceiyed from Judge Buchanan shows the
reduction in the duty on crockery ware
10 be far larger and more serious than was
OF first supposed. i,
The actual reduction on decorated
goods, which is one Of the largest items Of
importation from Europe, 10 iorty-one and
sixty.seven hundredths per cent.
On white granite ware, which is the
other largest item Of importation, the re-
duction Is thirty.six and thirty-Hix hun
dredthsper cent.
These rates OF duty would simply be
ruinous 10 the Trenton pottery industry,
and especially TO the decorative branch.
This bill, "a we have remarked before,
Ia a string Of catches, subteriuges and
iTiclh. Every interest that 10 treated In
The Bill is played with In this pettiiogging
style. The pottery industry does not go.
cane. The admirable and perfectly clear
and logical classification Of crockery in
ne preSent tariff law Is destroyed, and q
confusing, contradictory and tricky classi:
ficstion introduced that Is clearly designed
10 hoodwink and deceive. =.
One section, for example, provides that
''earthsn, stone, or crockery ware COM
posed Of earthly or mineral substance,
printed, enameled, or gilded, shall pay Q
duty Of 10 percent I'D yAlorem. The, very
next section, however, by tricky CLASH.
iication, enables the importerS Of the
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How to oaln rlo,h and strength.

Use after each mcal ECorT's EMULSION
with Hypophosphites. Itis as pslatab!e
az milk, and as easily digeated. The rs'
pidity with which delicate people improve
With it's use ia wonderful. Use it sndtry
your weight. AS a remedy for Consnmp.
ton, Throat affections and Bronchitis, 1t
Is uneoualed. Please read: ~ used scott's
Emulation in child eight months old with
good results. He gained four pounds In E
very ahort time. "-THo. PRIM, NJ. D., Ala
hama. MwF&w
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MOuuuBVIIIU HtIAIu'
We heartily endorse the following from
the Fairmont "West Virginiap:" We
congratulate tho late Wheeling Conven.
ton upon having mRds so wise choice
in the selection Of the Chairman OF the
Immigration Commission, Mr.. O. 3. Hart,
the able editor OF the Wheeling 1STELLI.
dENCKR, having been unanimously named
for that important position. Very much
Of the success OF the movement, that
eliminated in the grand convention OF
Wednesday, Is due to his intelligent
direction and persistent effort.
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above described goods TO bring them in
under a IS per cent duty. It provides
that "WhiGe granite, common ware, plain
white OF cream. colored, lustered or print
ed under glSze in BiuRle color, sponged,
dipped or edge ware" shall pay duty Of
IS Der cent. All that the importer needs
10 do in order to bring his decorated goods
In under this classification Is simply to
omit the gliding, which Of course he would
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-09

In oil diseases OF the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be ron.iEri-
tating. The medical profession has been
slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory
can be accomplished with dOuChes, snuhs,
powders, syringes, Rstringents, or any
similar application, because thOy are all
irritating, do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces and shonld bs abandoned
as worse than failures. A multitude oil
persons who have for years borne all the
worry and pain that cstarrh can intl!ct,
testify to radical and permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm. IwFAw
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II you will kindly call at our Office We
will fully demonstrate the World Type
Writer to be practical writing machine.
It Is rapid, IeQible and easily operated.
The price Is within the reach OF all. See
advertisement elsewhere.
EDH. L. RcsE K Co.
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A Florida hunter Gays that an alligator
will eat anything Of the food kind known
to man and that four ounces Of poison
won't even make one Of the reptiles feel
l;Ikla had
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By virtue Of deed o, trust made by Thomas ".
Simpson and isabella II ppson, his wife, 10 me as
trustee dated June "a, lNs5 recorded In the office
OF the Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd u Trust Book No. %, page
1857, will sell at the north front door Of tho Court
House Of said county, oil
SATURDAY, the Sd DAY OF MARCH, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the following do
scrIbed property that's 10 GRy AL that part Of lot
nu mbered one hundred aud iOrty.lhree, situated
on the east side Of UhApllne street In tho city OF
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, which is
described a. follows: Beginning o. the northwest
corner Of said lot No. l4S and running Bou!hwardly
thirty. thee feet along the east line Of Chapllne
StrteI; then extending back eaStWardly bearing an
even width Of thirty three feet to the line Of James
GallAher.
The title 10 the above property Is believed to 10
perfect but EellIuR as trustee | will convey only
The title vested IN me by said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALR-OEe'ihird and ~ much more a.
the purchaser elects 10 pay, In CA'h on the day Of
sale, the balance In two equal ipStAllmcnW In one
and two years, notes bearing Interest 70 be given
for the deferred payments, and secured By deed Of
trust on the property, and the buildings 10 be kept
insured for the benefit Of such trust
W. J. ". CoHDSE, Trustee
W, H. HAILER, Auouoneer. Jas
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
March 10, 1883, At 10 o'clock A. y
mr5 ". }. ". C0wDEH, Trustee
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DIED.

MASON-on ThursdRy afternoon, March s, 1888,
at tho residence OF her son in'lGw. MT. I. a:
Little, Mrs. sAEUEL MASON. In the 7Oth year Oh
her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY IsOAo
HaxIett 10 me ~ trustee dated June 8, ISIS, re-
corded In the office Of the Clerk Of the OunCy
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed Of
Trust Book No. o. page 49, will sell At the north
door Of the Court House Of GGid county, on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY Of FEBRUARY, lsSS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following do
Scribed property, that Is 10 say: The south halt Of
lot number one hundred and thlrty.iout (l3D,
fronting on the east side Of Market square In the
Fifth ward, In the city oil Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, with the Improvements thereon
consisting OF brick dwelling house and office
building and outbRllding
Tie litle Is believed 10 be good, but selling a
trustee will convey only the title vested In ne BY
said deed OF nuSt
TRIMS OF sALK-one third cash, or as much moro
a. the purchaser may elect, OH day Of SAFE, the
balance In two equal inStRlnentS NJ one and two
years. the purchaser 10 give notes for deferred pay
menta bearing Eix par cent; the tLls Will b. 10
talned until payment IA made In full.
G. q. SAlIH, Trustee.
". II. HALtER, AuCtioRCer. jS8
Tho above sale is hereby adjourned until SAtur,
ie27 Go. SMITH, Trustee.
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"Who is that extremely peculiar and
interesting looking man with the long
hair ?" "0h, that lie previous poet. He
has great future behind him."
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Johnuy-Pa, what are "angel aleevesP"
PRter-My son, they are the kind OF
sleeves which 20 with decollete costumes
and produces pneumonia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FTTSi-An Fit stopped treo BY d.. Kline'S Great
Nerve RCstorer. No Pits after ant days use. Mar.
yclouS cures Treatise and q % tliAl bottle Tree to
Fit cues send TO Dr.. Kline aSl Arch 3d., PhIG Pa,
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Political Psrsoa-Ah, yes, but you know
hell is paved with good Intentions.
Ward PolitiCian-No! l never heard oil
that Job! Who got the contract?
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Anew Perfumery Factory
has lust been erected by Colgate & Go. to
supply tho increasing demand for their
perIumets.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r, R.
w On and after Monday, October 81, 1887.
trains on tho Wheeling Kim Grove Railroad viii
run a. follows:
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 800 m, 0 m, Il: 100 m, l;So m, $40
p N, $40 p N, 100 p m, 800 p m
Arrive at Wheeling Park;
500 N, 1885 m, 9:sS m, ll:S6 q m, 2:OS n m.
4s05 p m, SIS p m, 7:8Slp m, 9:8S D m, y
fcGvC Wheeling Park:
6:iOG m, 7:b N, 1000 m, 1850 m, 2;So D m,
Arrive ct Wheeling;
6:IS a m, $40 m, l0:S6 N, los m, sos m.
A:65 p N, 6:t6 p N, S:9S p m, 1880 p n.
H0EDAYS-LolVe the city at 500 m, and run
every hour until 300 p m Leave Wheeling PRFk
al $500 N, and run every hour until 10 D n, a..
cept tho church trAin, which will leave the PSfk
OSs - M q, msCH, supL
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b. 2. . Q. Railroad.

gsllairO 4 ZGnc1yLllc Through Passenger IeGvci
BellAlre At $40 ., M, arrives At BellAire At D. m
Woodsheld Passenger leaves BollAlr0 al AZ .,
n, arrives Ut BellAIFe ct $40 q. N.
summerield Accommodation leaves Bellaire n
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new ApYERTIsEnrRNrs.

DERSONAL-WILL PAY FOR IN
here in 1884 Address ATTORNEY, IntelliGenceF
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coMMlssloNEns, sALNs.

Tho above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
mf5 WI. W. C0WDES, Trustee.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Tho above sale is hereby adjourned until sAtur
d9 W. aSf'h W. i'''' GO. SIXTH, Trustee
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NOMMIssIONER's SALE OF MAIN
~ STREET, NORTH WHEELING, PROPERTY
Annie E. Palmer etGl In ch1nccry, In The
Mary R. PAUL etGl. wheeling.
By virtue oil two DEGREES 10 said cause oil Noycm'
a, 1873, aud November !, 1851, will on
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lgF age.
luerRl notice
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special COtnnh4lOueIh
". q. HALLER, AuctioneeI.
certify that bond has been given BY said special
a. required BY said decree.
mF2 JOHN W. MIICHKLL, CLERK.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
FROM KINGS MILL.

A good deal of sickness in this settle
ment. G. J. Spurlock is very low with
typoid fever, but we think he has changed
for ths better.
Our doctor is one among the leading
physiuians in the county. He has grand
success.
Our cribs and barns begin to look like
waste houses. We have had some fine
farming weather. and right smart stag :.
ger has been made in that directions; tho
we are having cold snap at present.
Dave King says he is still mailing up
Center, and will soon put up ssorehouse
32x36 feet, also has tho promise of it be-
ing filled with 81 200 stock Of goods by
a Batesvlle merchant.
Fred Brown lost one of his horses
which leaves him only one with which ra
make crop.
My friend Democrat seems to think
the secret workers ought to work for she
democratic party to better our c'ndision.
We are democrats in principle, but hold
to no particular party. We want to put
the rish, kind of men in Office. We OK
pecs TO find them on both sides. W.
Feb. q. 1888.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
Personal Paragraphs.

If you want to buy a COW and
calf 90 to Cochran and Son.
An unlimited supply of agricult"
ural implements; also bacon and flour,
at Williams, Price Dc Co.'S.
Go to Cochran & Son for big bar
gains in everything. They are agents
for the South Bend Chilled plow.
Mrs. Dollie McCord of Batesville,
has been visiting relatives and
friends in this section for several
days.
The finest and most varied display
of dry goods, clothing, shoes and
hats ever brought to Evening Shade,
at Williams, Price & Co.'S.
"Hawk Eyes" communication was
very good; but as the writer failed
to sign his name, the production had
to be heaved ovsr with the rubbish.
Spring has come and so has Will
Jams, Price & Co.'S mammoth stock
of spring goods.
Among the students recently
enrolled in our school we notice
Will Simpson of Maxville, and
Sherman Roberts of Ash Flat.
Ethan Medley and Will Jones, a
portion of Evening Shades addition
to Batesville's population, were up
on visit last week.
Cochran and Son invite inspection
of cash buyers.
D. L. King of Strawberry town
ship, was in attendance at the mass
meeting here last Saturday. Dave
has a "bee in his bonnet.
DR.. Arch Nicks got back from
Memphis last Saturday and is now a
full-fedged M. D. with sheep skin
backing. Arch is undecided as to a
location.
IT. I. Herrin and Jim McCaleb
of Hardy, were in town the first OF
the week. They report great deal
of enthusiasm among the democrats
in that section, and the political lines
beginning to tighten.
Cochran G Son keep bureaus, bed
steads, chairs, trundle beds, lounges,
rocking. chairs large and small in all
grades, mattresses and springs, as
sorted wall paper. and border.
Do help us to putthe REoonU in
every home in the county before the
lst Of June. Every family should
read the county paper.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
A DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A rousing mass meeting of the
democrats of Piney Fork township
was held last Saturday at the court
house. J. L. Abernethy was chosen
chairman and p. H. Wilkerson, Sec
retary. s. II. Davidson stated
the object of the meeting to be the
more effective organization of the
party, and made an eloquent appeal
in behalf of the principles of the
democratic party. A committee of
five was appointed to ascertain the
political standing of every voter in
the township and make report at the
next meeting.
Resolutions endorsing the honest
capable and faithful administrations
of President Cleveland and Gov.
Hughes were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned until
the 3lst lnst., at which time every
democrat'in the township is expected
to be in attendance. Let no trivial
matter keep you away. The proceed.
ings will be public and persons of
whatever political complexion are at
liberty to attend the meeting.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
NEV SUBSCRIBERS.

The following are the lists of new
subscribers that were added to
our army of readers during the
month of February. The number
could have been made much larger
had not our "advanced agent" talk
ed himself hoarse OH the outset. We
hope to be able to report large list
for March :
Ash Flat
JE Vanzant, w Denton, II E Biyins,
Al Armstrong. J w Gift, w Seward,
DR. Watts, e H Nelson, A M Sawyer W NJ
WiIes, J c Blair. c D Richie. Mitchell
Hackney, j w Durham. Eli Huffman. Jno
Estes.
Marion Justus, W K Vanwinkle, John
Lott, w G Neely, Jesse Lott.
Calamine-
AT Craig, B F Street, L P Teat, A B
Ware. W H Ware.
Evening Shade
Eaton, R Tindel, John Berry.
Grange
CIV Harris, w C Smithee, A w Safely.
A j Puckett M Hinnard, NJ Lackey., 1
Baker, j NJ 10y. w w Taylor. j P Ahder-
son,
JW'Cope. il HOllUwen, ] A ,Kipcoaii,
u TonoPP Snl Rooers. IT l. SWOtfOrd, Geo
Vaughn.
Highland
RP Pierce. w Sullins.
Kings Mill
Jno P Spurlock, E Sutton, R d Harri,
son. w R Spurlock, r M johnson, u 3
Werner F Rogers, B Windham. + w
Holt, e II Heath, w & Nicholson.
Polk Bayou. -,
III Laneford. WI Baily. T J Wall; D L
White, D c Watson, P kirks' + Z Dun-
can.
Poughkeepsie-
Nv Anderson, J V Med!ock. H Roberts.
John A jarrett, A T Mcdonald.
Reeds Creek
Ed Baker. G T Rutlege.
Smithville-
AJSmith, John T Sparks. w Thompson
7 Stinnett, P Stinnett. John Norris, W 3
Hutchinson, T NJ Mckinney. j L Wllklns.
Alex Reed, JnO C Mckinney.
Strawberry =,
IA Baker, J NJ Erwin, w Tarver, 5 IL
Ingram, G W Milligan.
Miscellaneous
is Moore Terrill, Texas; 7 H Pence,
Bsgwpll, Texas; W J Sanders, OpPosltion'
Ark; McCOrd; v'0la: H. !ekasKi SHai MedIe1
iasner Dsrryberry, Chewalla, Tenn; John
Chirchman, Newport, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
LOCAL NEWS

Meal go cents at Sharp's mill.
Fillmore Adams is now the post
master at Hardy.
--Rev. Moon has been indisposed
for the past week.
Try to save SOC or 81 by court
week for the printer.
j. L. Brown of Scott township
was recently commissioned as notary
public.
The sheriff is serving papers on
witnesses and jurors for the April
court.
DR.. Johnson, the eye specialist,
can be found at all hours at the
Bruun hotel.
C. w. Davidson has bought a
lot in Batesville and will erect a res
idence thereon at an early day.
A number of our sporting
young men are practicing with ball
and bat, getting ready for the base
ball season.
We have some new business and
ornamental cuts at the express office
at Batesville which we hope to re-
ceive in time for our next paper.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
Notice I!

There will be mass meeting of
the democrats of Sullivan township,
at Brickel's spring, at 2 o'clock p. m.
on Saturday, March 18th. Every
democratic voter in the township is
earnestly requested to attend. Mem
bers of the democratic party from
adjoining townships are cordially in
yited to be present.
Tom G. SIMS,
Chairman Tow'p Com.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08

W. desire to call the attention Of our
rvslsfs to tie following statement of MIR.
Steve asrris of Kingsland, Ark, who
writes: II used Dansby's Cotton Patch
Bit'ers for TYPHOID -a'alarial fever and am
O. X. Have only taken oue bottle and
feel as fat and saucy as Guinea pig.
This great Texas tonic prevents and
cures ell kinds of fevers-such rs bilious,
intermittent, slow. swamp, and chills and
fever. For sale bv Williams & Price.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
ASH FLAT ATOMS

From oar regular Correspondent.
The farmers in this vicinity are sowing
oats ard preparing there gardens.
Prot. Smith left this place for bis
home in Tenn. on the lss.
A. NJ. Sawyer started to Memphis to-
day to lay in his spring goods.
/ suggest that there be democratic
mass meeting held in every township in
the county between this and the 10th OF
April,
March 5, 1888.
Sharp County record., 1888-03-08
The Peerless C,tt., Seed.

The undersigned will call on the farmers
of Sharp county in short time with 2
supply Of these wonderfully prolific seed,
which he will sell for 50c and 81 per pack
age. The following is one of the many
testimonials which will be exhibited to
bales per acre may be produced from this
seed:
I'M Crawford Of Riehlsnd county, South
Caroliaa, states under oath before the clerk and
probate Judge of said county, that tn these ea seq
produced over bales per acre OF 5O0 POUNDS
Zach. the stalks having from 200 to 800 bolls-
averaging 100 bolls to the stalk.
The above statement IS corroborated Dy
the governor of South Carolina, secretary
of state. commissioner of agriculture ana %
Hon. Wade Hampton, y. 5. Senator. 70
not buy until this wealth-produelng prod
low has been brought to your notice,
Ian & ;s8. j. Fl. MULLINS,
Evening Shade. Ark.