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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
CLARINGToN.
Interesting Proceedings at the Soldiers
Keunion-Personal Notes.

Interesting Proceedings At the Soldiers
Keunion-Personal Notes.
special Correspondence # tie sunday Register.
CLARINeToN, O., August 17.-Messrs.
VIII Mallory and Charles McOloskey and
Misses Adelis Tupp and Lola Davis spent
last Sunday at Raven Rock.
Miss Jessie LANG, Of Wheeling, Is with
friends here.
Mrs. f D. Trembly, Of Pittsburg, re-
turned home Wednesday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs II. Habermehl.
A picked nine, composed of seven Cam
eronites and two others, played the Ores
cent Stars on Thursday. The Cameronites
grew discouraged while playing the last
half of thesevsnth inning and quit. Score:
Crescent Stars "a, Cameron 6.
Mrs John Hess and Miss Mary Dol
linger, of Sardis, visited here this week.
DR.. Boone, Of Powhatan, made a trip
here Thursday.
Mark Thomas, of Wheeling, was in town
Thursday.
Messrs. Charles Lamb and D. Wright, of
Cadiz, attended the Reunion.
Curtis Moore, Of Proctor, was here
Thursday and Friday.
On Wednesday Mr.. McHenry, of near
Els, w. Va, was in town and filled up
on ''boozs." In the evening he crossed
the river and started toward home. At
Welcome station, opposite town, he met
some shell men who tried to induce him to
bet on their tricks. He showed them his
money but refused to bet. His friends
warned him to beware OF the 'takirs. "
He cot on his horse and one Of the faklrs
got on bshind him and in some way pro
cured his pccketbook. McHenry missed
il and both started back on the search Of
it. The : o'clock train was then at the
station and the "fakirs" jumped the
train and McHenry was left
Wednesday the first day of the reunion
was very quiet. There was some cannon
aiding and IN the evening the Antrock q.
A. K. Post arrived. On Thursday morn
ing a procession was formed headed by G..
A. r. men and followed by l. o. o. F.
Lodges, Knights of Pythias and Jr. o. L..
A. NJ. The procession marched to the
camp ground and back. In the afternoon
the Hannibal brass band arrived. A sham
battle was fought in the afternoon and
camp fires held at night and fireworks shot
eff. There was dancing at the grounds
aud 1t the Town Hall each night. On
Friday there was diminishing and talking
over old times by the soldiers, ending with
g display of fireworks at night.
Misses Mary Watson and Carrie More
land returned to their home at West Wheel
ing this morning.
Mr.. Neff LANG returned home this
morning after a few weeks visit with
friends here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
PIEDMONT
The Events Of the Past sA DAYS IN = Busy
Town,

The Events of the Past sN DAYS IN = Busy
Town.
SpeeG. Correspondents Of The sunday RegiEcr
PIEDMONT, w. Va. August IT,
William Sigler Of Westernport Md.
had the index fcgsr ofhis Jeff hand cut of
by a sew yesterday at the Piedmont PulD
and Paper o. 3 mill.
Dir. Emil Nell 70, the extensive hard
wage dealer, has commenced building an
addition f0rty-fve feet long, two stories
high. TINS viii give him sales room 20x75
feet
The Independent D,um Corps have pur-
chased new uniforms for i;s members.
j. p. Kerns has rented the Star House
and took posse ssion to-day. J. Higgins,
theformer proprietor, will mOvetO Thomas,
W. Va
Conrad Narr has secured an interest in
OTTO Bake butcheriDg business, and it is
now Bake * Narr.
The friends .0f the United Brethren
Church viii commence festival in that
church, Tuesday night, continuing until
Friday night, 20 raise funds 10 repair the
church building.
Mr.. Frank Graham has admitted Joshua
Right IS a partner m the grocery business,
and il isn0w Graham & Right, the grocers.
Rev. Dswlug, OF Barton. Md, will ex-
change Pulpits tomorrow morning aud
evening with Rev. j. NJ. Ciymeg, o. the
Presbyterian church
The Mineral County Teachers Institute
opens Monday, st Keyser, Prof. W. S.
Fleming instructor.
Prot J. S. Stevens, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
has declined the principalship of the Pied
mont public schools, and Prof. +. NJ. Col
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
MARTINS FERRY.
4 Resume Of the Dolngs of Yesterday
Across the River.

4 Resume Of the Dolngs of Yesterday
Across the River.
D. X. Allen has purchased a lot on
Catawbs street, where he will erect a
dwelling, his former residence being
taken for the use of rminal road.
William II. Hobbs, foreman of Spence's
machine shops, has purchased a seventy
FIVE loot lot on North Fifth street, aud
will soon commence the erection of fine
new residence. Mr.. Hobbs former home
in the Third ward was taken by the Ter
minal Railway Company.
The work Of grading the new Terminal
DeHsss farm Just above the city. The
work between Walnut and Park streets
mss been completed.
Auditor Barrett made the August set
Element with the Auditor of State last
week. The total tax collection in this
county was Sl66. 35467, and of this
amount S31 S96 was for State purposes.
Felix Hadsell and wife are visiting in
West Virgins.
Mrs. VIM. N. LuptOn is visiting her
sister at Canon
MISS NoId oLodu anu HISS MaEf ADDOst
aye az Cbautauqus.
Miss Mary Chalfant, of Pittsburg, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mrs L. W Inglebright is vising friends
at Holidays Cove, W. Va.
Rev. E. A. Brownlee is enjoying his
summer vacation IN, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gray are sgain
spending the summer at Chsutsugus.
VIM. Cadd and wife, Of Brooklyn, n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
BRILLIANT.
a Few News Notes Gathered In a Dull
Week.

a Few News Notes Gathered in Dull
Week.
Special Correspondence Of the sunday Register.
BRILLIANT. o., August 17.-Mrs. J. II.
Burth and child, of Wheeling, were the
guests of Mrs. B E. Rubrecht.
The Biblical entertainment, which has
bsen in progress each evening during the
week, is attracting large crowds and much
interest is manifested in the scenes which
are presented. They will conclude on
Monday evening.
Mr.. Dr.. Dugall has gone 10 Canada to
visit friends at Kingston.
Sonie Of the members of the I. o. o. T.
Lodge, Of Bridgeport, Ohio, visited the
Lodge here on last Saturday evening.
The canceliDg of the game to be played
as Mingo, to-day, Saturday By the
Wheeling League Team, created consider
able dissatisfsction here, and was a sore
disappointment, as the largest crowd that
ever attended @ game from here no doubt
would have been present, as good game
was expected, for Mingo was preparing 70
pu. up toe strongest game OF the season,
and the Wheeling team would have 10 hus-
tie to beat them.
The improvements which are being
usde on the G. & L grounds at the station
ere meeting with the approval Of our cit
" ma and will add much to the improved
app arsnca Of our town.
ti-s Lizzie Burough, of Allegheny, Pa,
IS spending n fev weeks with her mother.
Miss Alice LongbOttom, of Wheeling, is
the guest of her brother, John LongbOt'
tom
Squire Wa6dle is adding another story
10 bis office at the lumber yard, it will
slso be used az ga Office.
Miss Jennie Bass has returned home,
sitter a pleasant visit Of two months, with
friends a, Little Hooking, Z ha, and other
noints III Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
FAIRNIONT.
A Rndget of Interesting Items From the
Mountain City.


Mountain City.
Special Correspondence Of the sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, August 17-Vernon Alb
bolt, an old and highly respected citizsn,
died yesterday morning at o'clock of
heart disease, aged about seventy years.
He had been in poor health for years and
for some time past had been confined to
his room, and his death was not Gnex.
pected He leaves a wife, four sons and
three daughters, ell grown, and two other
sons have died here within the past few
years. He was an earnest, consistent
Christian, and an honest man.
Walter BOydston, young son of F. G.
BoydstoD, fell through the floors of the
new Watkins building, in PierpOint's ad-
dition, and was severely injured on Thcrs-
day last. His escape from death was
miraculous. but he is doing nicely now.
Col. D W. Brodie is putting the wealth
er boarding On the new bridge at Hunsa-
ker's.
"Polly Q. L classicslly known as Will
liam Morris, an old offender, was up before
Mayor Mayors yesterday flr drunk and
disorderly. He didn't have fifteen dollars,
HOI ullCCn JULIO, anu HAo ktoNCiOA AOA ~
will proceed to decorate the stone pile.
J. II. Downey, Of Deer Park, is visiting
his parents here.
Capt. w. S. Hamilton, wife and child,
of Richie Court House, we're here this
week, the Captain having come in to rep
resent his company at the military meet
ing.
That genial and popular gentleman,
Hon. J. G. Gluck, of Auburn, Richie
county, was here Thursday.
C. w. Arnett fell of a sc5ffOld at his
new residence, Thursday, and painfully in
jured his good right arm. He will be dis
abled for some time.
The cclored campmeeting at The old
Fair Ground is in full blast, aud an i'm
mense crowd will be in attendance next
Sunday.
Major E. A. Bennett, of Huntington,
Col. D. D. Johnson, of Long Reach, and
Prof l. c. White, OF MOrgan:own, were
among the prominent visitors in town this
week.
The appointment of Miss Maggie Nor
row, to the position of Librarian at the
University, is gratifying to her many
friends here. She will perform her duties
we'll and faithfully.
Larney Fleming will leave on Monday
for Newark, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
MOUNDsVILLE.
News at the Camp Ground-Personals-
General Events of Interest.

News at the Camp Ground-PertOnals-
General Events of Interest.
Special Correspondence Of The Sirndoy Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, August 17.-Miss Rosa
Weekly, an accomplished Young lady of
Buckhannon, visited the prison chapel on
Sunday morning and greeted the prisoners
by the beautiful rendering Of the popular
song, "Rock Of Ages"
The camp ground presents beautiful
and attractive scene at this time and the
meeting for this year will doubtless be one
of the most successful in the history of the
Association. The ministerial work of ten
days has already begun.
The Institute closed Friday evening,
after a very successful meeting. The
teachers decided to hold the next meeting
on the camp ground at the same time the
State Association meets
The following young ladies from Wheel
ing are sojourning on the camp grounds
during the meeting: Misses Birdie Dean,
Lille Thompson, Sarah Dreamer, Mollie
PAUL, Allie B Long, Callie Beall, OF
Wellsburg, and Misses Helen Harrison and
Miss Bodley, of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanton are COM
fortsbly located at the camp grounds.
Last Tuesday was Mira. Stanton's birthday
anniversary, and the young ladies and
gentlemen made it an enjoyable occasion,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
wARRENTON NEws

WARRENToN, August Il
Cramer, one OF the oldest citizen, >, 81
township, died last Sunday morri,U
Rev. Harris, Of Boston, who ny
spending some weeks with frisr5s =,
left on Friday morning. He svs =,
spend Sunday in Johnstowp. az ~
proceed homewsrd. ~ Z.
Rev. Kitchen, Of Morgantowr
come days this week here and in p. "a
canvassing for Bibles; succeeded vs ~''st
Will Lewis and wife, OF Bri5!s w
spent Sunday in town s'Nr
This is psy day at Rush Run po,,..
Drilling will be commenced .,
Kaminsky we'll next week. Thu - Z
and all necessary equipments have a,'s,
The coal works are running prs,,.
this month. V
William Pinkerton moved bar.
Yorkville on Friday. 'N
Alice Lewis and f la Welsh are VIA.
relatives in Little Washington.
Della Payne, of MatamOras, "a yiss
here and in Portland.
J. B. Nicely spent 3 few Gays this -.
with friends in Harrisville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
PARKERsEURG BUDGET.
The Events o. ihe Week Put In Pithy
Paragraphs

The Events o. ,he Week Put In Pithy
Paragraphs
Special Correspondence cf l's sunday Rfgis'er.
PAREERsBURG. August lib. Mason
Amber, E.q.. il home from Winchester,
Va, bat his family is still there.
The Germania SingingiSOciety excursion
10 Wheeling Sunday viii be a big affair.
Nearly three hundred tickets had been
sold yesterday.
The Baptist Association of the Psrkers-
burg Distric. meet this week with the
Briscos Run Baptist Church, and had
very profitable session.
The Farmers' Institute, Of Wood county,
had a successful picnic at the Fair Grounds
Thursday.
The Fair this year viii be held the first
week in September. The street car line
will be open to the Fair Grounds by that
time.
Mrs. DE-. Hall is seaside.
DR.. T. B. Camden, Col. and Mrs. ". n.
Chancellor, President and Mrs. G. W.
Thompson and daughter, Miss Jeanne,
and Richie P. Camden have gone 20 At
lantic City.
Mr.. G. A. Bakey is at Mountain Lake
Park.
Judge and Mas. J. J. Jackson viii leave
Monday f,r White Sulphur.
Miss Myrtle Bangs, Of Denver Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Judge John J. JackeOn.
Miss Matte PlSton viii make Denver
her futuro home, for a time 80 least.
Mt. Evans, who has been private secre-
tary 90 President Thompson, Of tbs Ohio
River road, has resigned cnd has taken a
similar position with Senator Camden.
Throulh the ighusnce Of Mics Maggie
Fritz Of Wheeling the First Presbyterian
church Of thar place has Just donated 10
the H1mawocd Sunday school, near Lu-
beck, neat library of sixty volumes OF
choice books. Miss Fritz and that church
have the uua1imcus thanks eff the Home
wood school.
A Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. N. @. a.
has been organized.
Mr. G. A. Bukey, Director Of the Choral
Society, hes organized an orchestra TO as
sist the chorus as follows WladYslav
Janicki. leader and first vioiinist; W. II.
Friedrich, first violin; Henry Kramer, sec
Ond yioliu; Henry Tneis, base viO'; W Z.
Flaherty, cornet; ". F. Thayer, clarionet;
d G.. Wslther, trombOns. Another sec
ord violin Is yet TO be secured.
Street paving is the principal industry
here iust now, and We are getting sone
handsome and substantial streets
Mr. Walker, OF Charleston YVES here yes
terday looking for a location for book
store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
NEWS FOR NEIGHBORS
WHEELING AND VICINITY COVERED BY
THg REGISTERS CORRESPONDENTS.
6oSappy Listers Prom Many Different Towns
Furnishing a Complete Resume Of the
Doi1gs Of The Week.
sTEURENNILLE.

A Rich. Rare and Recy Case-Gensral
Vows Notes.
sps-sal CDr7epofdclce Of Ne sunday REGISTER.
SrEUBENvILE. August 17.-Last We'd
nesday the trial of Harry Cupps, engineer
of the eastern gravel train on the PanHan-
die. took placs before Justice Love. Har-
~ has been a gay L0thario, and succeeded
IN Turing Mrs. linn Schellert
away from her fealty to her hus-
band. This resulted n the husband
making a complaint against Cupps,
charsiug him with adultery and lOrnIea-
tiou with bis .Schslls,t's) wife. The trial
lasted the greater part OF the day, large
number Of witnesses being examined, and
resulted in the conviction OF Cnpps, and
his sentence TO undergo an imprisonment
Of two months in the Cleveland work
house and pay q fine Of $500. The case
was of a very savory nature, rs had been
ANTICIPATED. but at the same time II was
the cause Of greet disappointment 70 the
lovers Of scandal, for the Justice had
placed au officer at the door u his Office,
with instructions not 70 admit any OF the
rag-tag. The boys would 90 up the sieps
with expectant countanances, bat would
soon return with Disappointment and
chaerin outlined in their fscss, Il was
cruel Of che Justice, for many Of the boys
bad laid Of from work 20 enjoy the enter
tsinmert.
@. II. Haman, President OF the New
York Construction and Improvement Com
psnv. was IN the city 8 few days $50 taking
"A lock 90 our Electric $ eel Railway. de
thinks 10 Is the b-st systen Of electric rail-
way ir the country, and was particularly
well pleased with The able management OF
Superintendent Dlvids. Mr.. Davids evil
IDENTIFY thoroughly understands his busi-
ness i1dging from the successful manner
in which he has conducted the road. be
acts AS manager, electrician, motorman,
conductor, or anything else that ct the
time is necessary 70 make tbs road pros
perous.
Mrs jos Bssler arrived home Wednes-
day night alter six weeks pleasant visit
70 relatives and friends ia Newark, Bloom
Centre aud Lima, Ohio.
X. p. Tlnay il home from business
trip East. he purchased large stock Of
goods Tor his lew store room on Market
street. The new room will be ready for
occupancy about September LIST.
Mics Hodkinson, of MARKETS., is guest
at the residence Of Samusl Hodkinson, on
Third street.
II. NJ. Priest, l. iward Nicholson and W.
j.. Bender, of Steubenville Lodge No. 10,
A. F. &, A. NJ, attended the session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Ohio, at Dayton this
week.
Ei. r. Beatty, Assistant Road Foreman
OF Engines on the Panhandle, was in the
city this week. Ed, is slTays welcome
visitor.
Mrs. Mcintosh and daughter, of LsetO-
MIA, are guests az the residence OF William
Lindsay, in the grove.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

chronological item: Wibble-"D1 you
believe that fullness under the eyes de-
notes language, az the phrenologisis
claim?" Wabble-"Yes, think it does.
Generally, the fuller man gets the mole
he talks. "-7erre Hdwe Express.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
CUT OFF THE CURRENT
The Closing Session OF the Edison r..
psnies' Convention.


NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Augu.ti-
The Edison Electric Light Associ,,,
Convention reached final Adjournment ,
Eight.
Among the papers read at the c...
session we're the following: "Oi ~
ing the Underground Tube System T.
Philip Seubel. of the Ellison Nil.
Works; "Arc Lamps on IncaudtsCro,
cults" by W. J. jerks; an accouusg.
thIee-wire system IN operation at Kac,,
Neb., ny W. G Jackson, and an eNgaa
ton OF the system Of interior elecu
conduits nov bsing placed on the mar
by f. II. Johnson, Of the Patent c.
pany.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

'Psirsonols" would be a good headl,
over marriage notices. PiisJurg Cir0a
You can never get into the good er.,.
Of young woman by watching her Re. O,
of ahammOck.-Li6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18

A Rich. Rare and Recy Case-GensrAl
News Notes
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03

Notice the advertisement OF th
Tulane University in this issue.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03
Yye Showed His Good Sc;,sc,

Oar travelling men as rule are men oi
lively dispositions. They make a good i'm
PRECISION on the public by their engaging
manners. but when the irue gentleman with
KIND end syn pathetic impulses and that feel
ing Of tenderness known only to men OF The
hi. hest order is to be shown. the "drnmuei'
is rot behini his fellows. Capt. {. +. Huke
one 81 the most widely known travelling men
ia the South. writes: i got from yc1 Iot>
lie of DR.. Wesrmoreiant's taIsaya Tonic for
my hi,le daughter, who hai heen Frustrated
witt. fever AMI was very weak aud had ne
appetite. She had not used more than hall
inc bottle beflre she Lad an eXcelien, apes
ute and regainrl her strength with a>toElsh-
ing rapidly. | believe 1t to be an excellent
Tome" This graat Tonic is sold by DIR J. =
Beaz.ey aud r. ". Thomson. aug3-2t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03

On Sunday at the request of Mr..
A. y. Childress, we drove down with
him to d. T. Chapman s. As We de-
sired to see whether our renter had
got Out or worse III The; grass We
went via D. T. Cbapman's and on to
the place. We never saw a more
promising crop with the exception
that it lacks wOrk-tOD much weeds
and grass. Ii we lad been cursed
with a drouth with same mode OF
work, possibly there would not have
been as much grass and very little of
anything else. TO impress the
average colored man with the i'm
portance OF working harder in April,
May and June than any other time
requires more than human effort.
He can not understand tina: stitch
in time saves nine" This spring We
were conversing with some of our
white friends, some Of them croppers
and some proprietois. They sad
they had been over their cotton the
second time. This suggested Itself
To our mind that We had better see
whether our lessee had gone over
his second time. Going down on
the place we found half e the croi
had not been gone over the FIRST
time. When we attempted to i'm
press it upon his mind, he said,
plenty Of time yet After thee
thrifty farmers had gone over THEN
crops the third time we went dow
again, and still found the crop stand
ing. The same cry, "plenty OF time.
Still later and then the cry WAS 'toC
much rain To date, July 29th
some Of the cotton Is Tot put to {
stand, when June ana July are tie
months for cotton to make. Is i
then any wonder that most of. tine
colored people are in debt? The
great trouble with them is they nevel
seem to have ANY estimate Of III,
value of tine.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03
NEW ADVETIS EMENTS
TULANE university {: LOUISIANA
VIM. Preston johnston, Il. D., Prss't.

VGNHE next Animal Session Of High Sch Dol.
College. and of the n. Sophie Newcomb
Memorial College for yong women, will be
gin Tuesday. October ls'. Entrance eXamina-
ton or Monday, September 5rd.
High School course years. College course
years. All departments supplied with
labura,ories and other AIDS to practical IN
siruciiou. The Mammal Training department
is we'll equipped with apparatus for wool
working. UNDERSTANDING, forging, brazing and
soldering and machine construction.
PARALLEL College courses lead to the dc
gree Of Bachelor Of Arts or Bachelor Of Scir"ce.
There is a practical course in Elecuircal
Engineering and a complete plant Of the
Edison System for instruction.
Tbs II. Sophie Newcornb Memorial Col
lege fer young women oilers a full course in
science and letters.
SPECIAL courses in Art and Literature
There is an Academicai Department which
prepares students for the College. College
course, Slo0 per amman. Preparatory course
OF TWO years, $50 per annum.
The Law Department, "opens Novembe'
/ 18Th, II. C. Miller, Dean. Medical Depart
meet, opens OciobeT Dist, Stanford 4. Chsilc
I NJ ID Dean.
! Fen general catalogues, address VIM. 0
/ Ruger- Secretary Of the Tulane Uuivers ~
! New Orleans, La. gng3-3m
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03

LANE, Texas, April 20. lssS.--"Dansby' :
Cotton Patch is the best Buffers ever saw.
bought bottle for my wife, who was in bad
hesli, and very bilious and under treatment
of docror and had been for some time. AZ
soon as she began to take the Buffers she be-
gan TO improve and is nov in better health
than she has been in years. She drinks there
is nothing like Cotton Patch BiteIs, AMI
don't expect TO nse any Other kind OF Buffers
as long as | can get them. w. W. bross.
A large number OF physicians in Texas are
now recommending tins compound 10 those
whose health has been broken down by ma
la,is. and for which it Is peculiarly wei
adapted. Sold by DR.. j S. Bradley. AS i'm
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03

MEETING OF TWO OLD REsIDENTERs.-
On Wednesday, while waiting for the
train, Capt Scott asked Judge Rich
ardson if he (Richardson) remem-
bered the first time they ever met,
and the Judge said, "yes, it was III
1914, when John Ray and myself
were candidates for the Senate.
Bay advocated plank road from
Monroe to vicksburg; 1 opposed il
aud ast s9ca.ed railroad, and they
reported Il that l said those B9ut
river fellows could pull through the
mud" This was forty-fve years age
Many have gone to their last resting
place since.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-08-03
The Greatest Anti.PeriOdic.

Known to the inedica profession is Qn'nne,
the base of which is the CsIisaya bark Of com
merce THIS bark is gathered 10y the natives
of South american countries aud exported Ia
all Parts OF the world fos the manufacture OF
quinine. ''rhe servant is not greater than
his master" and it Stands to reason tiist the
extract has not the curative powers OF the
original There is 40 more effective remedy
for malsra disorders known 10 Tie word
tnan DIR. Wesimore land's Calisaya Ionic,
which contains sufiicicncy Cfthe purest bark
and al! disorders of TIE system arising from a
diseased liver re ,diiy succulnb to its Influence
This great medicine is for sale by DR.. J. 3.
Beazlcy and +. w. Thomson. aug3-2t