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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
APOTHHRS' YRVSTAI LAST
The "Westsm White Granite
Compact" Formed
AND ITS OFFICERS ELECTED
At East Liverpool Yesterday-The
Ohio Valley and Western PotteFs
form a Combination as a
Starter = Its Object,

A very harmonious meeting Of the
Ohio Valley and Western potters was
held yesterday at the Office Of Knowles,
Taylor & Knowles pottery, East Liver
pool, to perfect the contemplated ar
rangement regarding prices and business
generally, which was spoken Of in yes
terday's INTELIIaRNcRR,
An organization, under the name o.
''the Western White Granite Compact
was formed, and officers elected, with
an executive committee Of four,
The committee appointed last week To
prepare aplan Of organization and ope'
ration, reported in detail, and their pro
posals were almost unanimously adopt
ed, a feeling Of good will and fairness
being manifested which augurs well FOL
the success Of the enterprise thus in
augurated. ~
Il Is claimed that this organization Il
not for the purpose Of forcing prices
higher, but foEmutual protection against
frauds being perpetrated upon the trade
and entertainments OF foreign capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
65 Twelfth Street, Wheeling, w. Va.
BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
The GlhAa CITY.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Bellairo iEiull Of amateur blCycllsts.
A band tournament will DO held at Bethel OF
the 9th.
=. Il. g9rrah and family are in the intOrlo
Tor weeks vacation. flf T7fTI'f
Nick Baker, formerly Of this city, but recent
" Of Nebraska, ID here. r
Several towboats With their barTes Arctled nm
below tho railroad bridge. - -
All the local river packets discharge tholl
Pittsburgh freight here now, - = =
Rev. ". Knox, Of Ralt Liverpool, Il here, III,
guest OF relatives and friends z m III
Mta. Li1Sle Woodbridge and Miss LUCY A udcr
son leave to-day for weeks visit 10 CadiE,
Tho \; y. Brown Mission Band held ven
successful lawn iete last evening on Gravel Hill,
All the electric light poles have been erected
The Steel Works Company are load Ing steel fol
All three railroads here now aud arc very busy,
Charles Rolset, the street payot, has begun o.
cayating on ThiflydSt and ThirLy.seconHd
streets, and paving Will begin soon.
Col, David Rankin, formerly Of IIellalfo, hut
now OF Gfahd Island, N0bn has some Vefy I'M
ltottlnB stock on the fair grounds AI Inc lAtlol
!, Tho temaIna q the drowned boz. John Thomp
bQn, were buried Yesterday GU Rose Hill m Y
o'clock. A large crowd was ID atlondance Al M
funeral. 81 - ' '''''''Vo " VI" l'
4, Wqtkmeu cleaned tho mud OF The tracks Al
Ine uleyelAnd d Pittsburgh Inoilh6 SOGtoFdSS
ePaIa,!ofy 70 scouting thd N0f height during
superintendent Wilson, Of Che wato, wo,l,,
wv ,,s ae gEs o. men ghg eSpOtlSnVSd .
ting along nicely and rapidly now. NV N'
Alvin BhutH n hentdtithhk ,,A,,,A -. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
TIE STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
The State Commission 10 the City-whesl
ing should Have II.

The State Commission 10 the City-Whosl,
ing should Have II.
The members Of the State Commits
sion appointed to select a location iol
the new State Reform School arrived In
the city from Parkepburg last night
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Morgan Is Chairman, and the First
district Is represented by Col. A. A,
FranEheim, oil this city; the Second by
]. p. Scott, Of Tucker county; the Third
by ]. P. Shankland, OF Monroe, and the
Fourth by Lindsay Merrill, Of Writ.
This county offers a free site for the
institution, aud with the net work Of
railroads It Is certainly the most cen.
trally located and accessible section for
all the counties OF the State. In ad
dition to this, 1t is to be expected that
the larger part Of the inmates Of such a
concern will come from Wheeling and
the manufacturing communities oil the
Pan Handle, which Is constantly growing
in population aud increasing those In.
dustries which use hoy labor, and nat,
urally tend 10 increase the number oil
lads needing reform. The item OF rail.
road fares makes 1t seem q measure oil
economy to locate the school here.
The Commission will probably %
around and look at possible sites for the
institution in Ohio county, and meet.
ing Is 10 be held this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
THE GLASS pACKERS, STRIKE.
None of tho Factories Have Conceded
Their Demand!

None of tho Factories Have Conceded
Their Demand!
The statement in yesterdays 1STELLI
eENcER that two Of the glass factories
had conceded the demand Of the glass
PACKERS was based on a misunderstood
ing. The manufacturers say they are
quite willing TO pay by the piece at the
Pittsburgh scale, but SO far they cannot
agree with the men as to what Pitts
burgh rates arc. The employers think
the wages they pay now, considering
the character Of the work and the fact
that tits all indoors, are just, and ever
liberal.
The Central works have not started to
make ware. They lost seven pots II
firing up their middle furnace. At An
derson, Ind, the new American works
lost all sixteen OF their pots.
The steubenville Gazette Of last even
lug says: The other two furnaces Of the
Acme Glass Works will be on mex
week, at WHICH time the whole Of the
largest chimney works In the world will
be running full,
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A SLIGHT FREIGHT WRECK.
A Train Jumps on the TroItlo in South
Wheeling.

A Train Jumps on the TreEtlo in South
Wheeling,
Yesterday morning an Ohio River
Railroad freight train was derailed on
the trestle opposite the street car motor
station, in the Eighth ward. Two box
cars and one goRdola went oyer the
high bank and were pretty badly
wrecked. The engine fortunately kept
the track.
OF Moundsville, formerly in the employ
Of the Ohio River Railroad Company,
who was riding down the road, was
pretty badly hurt. His right knee was
cut badly by striking sharp stone, and
one arm was pretty seriously twisted,
but his Injuries are not dangerous,
There was a freight wreck on the O.
r. road at Willlamstown yesterday
morning, also, which delayed traffic
badly. The train due here at II a. m.
did not arrive until 8 p. M, having been
DELAYED by this accident.
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Gravel for leland street,

A good suggestion was made TO an In.
TELIlaENcER reporter yesterday. Ger
tain streets on the Island have been or.
dered to be gEaveled, but the water in
the river has been al such o stage all
summer that no gravel could be pro,
cured, and there Is now little prospect
that any will be procdrsble in time for
use this season. The gravel that Is slit
ed out Of the sand by shrver's sand
boat Is dumped back In the river. This
could be run into barges and landed at
Ohio street as cheap as gravel cen be dug
and hauled, and could be secured in
ample quantity and In time to gravel
the streets II Is needed for, at once, II
should be looked into at once. Z.
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Interesting Railroad News-PersonAl GoE'
sip, etc.
Thomas Gonuoh, Of Mt. Pleasant, was In town
yesterday,
Thomas simpson, otthc orchard, is down with
typhoid fever,
ChieI Attorney LesSick, Of the Wheeling
Lake Erie Railroad, was In the city for q short
time yesterday.
The Bridge Company has leased a piece OF land
from WI lillian Rolhermund In the Third ward
and Is building stable on Il.
The Baptist congregation contemplAtes pur.
Mr.. Conway Is dolngG good work for this church
g. ". baxter, Of the South Pennsylvania 4
Ohio was Ia town yesterday He appears ~ d
witness for the railroad In the case vs. Wood
Of. al,
Between Seyenty.lye aud one hundred citizen
have been called to 81. ClAIrSvllle on the Wood
condemnation suit, and the case Will not 10 fin.
iShed before Saturday.
VIC. FolgSr. ofICleyelAnd, John 8. DAWSON
and II. 9, B9ufn, Of Pittsburgh, horse msr, are
al the Hotel haywood. Tho last named gUhtle.
men are looking up fast horses.
Next Sunday the camp meeting OF tho colored
n, y, churches Of Martins Ferry, bridgeport
and Bellairo will commence at RldgGWay'G
Grove. A number Of the RbleAt minister Of this
denomination will DO present and assist. The
Cleveland, Iorain Wheeling road will run ex'
ctlrslOns Of low rates.
Considerable Indignation Il expressed In the
Third ward over the action 10 Council granting
an Nbutine1t and columns on Jefferson street,
Me best street In that end Of town. The end ol
the matter Il not yet, as the people are deter.
mined. aud an injunction may be- sworn out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
LOYAL BRRYITLEs.
matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City,

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
CITY,
ZARSITz BRos. shipped Yesterday $50
bushels Of tomatoes to Philadelphia py
express. They were put up in baskets
each holding peck
E, LEVI, the Market street cigar dealer,
will put In an electric clock In bis show
window in q few days, Tor the accommo-
dalton Of the public.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued TO Albert L, Vermillion, aged ~
and Katie Lewedag, aged 20, both ma
tiyes and residents Of Wheeling.
THE Teutonia Singing Society, to the
number OF abouttwenty.eight, pieniCSed
Yesterday afternoon and last evening, AZ
| George Brunneru place, on the hill,
OK motion Of Anna Lurada Hyatt
widow Of James Hyatt, deceased SAD
decedent's estate was yesterday CON-
mitted TO Lewis steenrod, Sheriff oil OHIO
county.
soME Wheelingites sojourning at At
lantiC City write home that JEFF" Davli
taxes u uhlly pAtu ~ FHS SSN ~ 49,
place and furnishes much amusement
Tor the strangers.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted Z
record deed made August IL, by y, b
Scott and wife To Mary Lee, In considers
tion OF $500, for lot s In John Ftnkssub
division, on the Island,
THR Simpson Chapel NJ, E. Sunday
School held Q picnic at the Park yes1er
day, The children OF the Island schoo
also picuicked there, and the Park wa
tllled with little ones, all Of whom had
jolly time.
Mn, II. p. CARTER was in the city yes
terday and had with him q ClydesdalI
colt four months old, weighing Dol
pounds, It will be bred for q stallion
It Is a beauty, and attracted much ad
miring attention.
The mud puddle over which there haI
been so much kicking on the corner, o
North York and Jersey streets remain
unattended TO. There Is talk Of organ
izlng q Joint stock company 70 operate
ferry line upon this placid lake
TuE hay crop seems to be great thi
year, The New Cumberland lndepsRds1I
saws; John s. swaney cut 40 acres 9
hay this season, and has a yield oliull!
lO0 tons. Dave Glass cut 90 acres. ant
has yield, II is said, of!l5O tons, MI
swaney cut 80 tons from ten acres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
ABUpI. PEOPLE.
strangers in the CITY aud wheeling People
Ahrond. '-

Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling People
Abroad,
Mrs, Mary Franzheim returned yes
terday from q trip to the sea shore.
Miss Jane Good left yesterday for o few
weeks visit TO friends III Canton, 0.
n. c. Richards left yesterday for New
York and Philadelphia on business.
James Mccain, furnace manager at the
Top Mill, is absent for a weeks reCrea'
ton.
Miss Ella Holiday, Of Steuhenvllle, Is
the guest OF Miss Carrie Higgins, on the
South Side.
Messrs. +. E. Taylor, OF Toronto, and
P. P. Lewis, Of Steubenville, are at tue
Mcclure House.
Miss Annie Hance, Of Bonneville, has
returned home from a short visit to
Wheeling friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fisher, OF Steuben-
Vile, o., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
B. Lisby, 81 Sixteenth street.
Misses Jessie Oliver and Lille Haw-
kins, Of this city,a visiting Miss divers
mother on Gravel Hill, at Bellaire.
Mrs. W. s. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Sallie, OF Zane street, Island, left
yesterday TO yisitiriends at Mapleton, Pa.
Mr. w. ]. Diehl, Secretary Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, came
down from Pittsburgh on business yes
terday,
Mr. William Etc, late OF Wheeling,
died at Marietta yesterday. A large
number OF his relatives went down yes
terday.
Mr.. H. H. Van Meter, Secretary Of the
new big pottery, the Chelsea China Com
pany, at New Cumberland, Is In the city
on business.
Mrs. Nancy Moore, OF Parkershurg,
formerly Of this city, is visiting Of the
residence OF her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald,
on North Main street.
Will Wells, Of Wheeling, came home
last week and has not been able TO re-
turn to his work on account Of illness.
-Bdrnespihe EnterpriSe.
Misses Ella and Mamie Weir will
srend next week visiting friends in
Wheeling, and leave from there for
their future home in Youngstown
Belldire Tribune.
Mr.. House, oil House & Hermann, re-
turned home last evening from an ex-
tended trip through the North and East,
combining pleasure with the purchasing
4 II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
COLONlzING WEST VIRGINIA.
How the Republican Party Is Doing TIA
New American Mandatory in the Pan

How tho Republican Party 10 Doing TIA
New American Mandatory In the Pan
Handle.
A model pottery, aud one Of the finest
in the world, has just been completed
by the Chelsea China Company, at New
Cumberland, W. Va. which viii begin
the manufacture OF white granite ware
on Monday morning next, proposing to
turn out none but the best goods, with
an American trade mark on all products.
The motto OF the company IL "Ameri-
can Manufactures for American Mar
kets," and they mean 10 nail their colors
to the mast head and meet foreign COM
petition with American pluck aud capt.
tal In u fair field. No English, French
or German trade marks will DO used on
their work, Their announcement or
opening circulars are beautifully lith-
egraphed, and, like their price lists and
envelopes, printed in red, white and
blue.
Mr.. John Porter, OF fire brick fame,
Is president, and Mr., IL, Fl. Van Meter,
formerly Of Mountain Lake Park, Nd,
Is secretary and treasurer Of the com.
pany. Mr.. James Shaw, formerly Of
East Liverpool, Is superintendent. Sew
eral hundred hands will be employed
when the pottery Is well under way, and
II is proposed TO combat the foreign
"crazs' and quiet the clamorfor Royal"
"Imperial" and "Imported' ware, by
proving to the public and the world at
large that the United States can produce
ware as good, II not better, than any
other nation; thus helping to place
West Virginia in the front rank oil this
line Of manufacture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
APPLEr0Eg RElpERs CONlRVEp.
Aftsr an IHtsFssiipg Contest in the Hoard |
Of Education.

After an Interesting Contest in the board
Of Education.
Az theregular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education last evening, there
was q pretty lively racket over the pro-
posed change Of readers used in the city
schools, and no change was made at last,
The oommitteepn Text Books recon.
mended that MrGufey's readers be
adopted in lieu Of Applston's. After an
earnest fight OF about two hours, this
was rejected, Successive propositions
were then defeated to adopt Harper'l
readers, to leave Il optional whether q
class used Harper's or Appleton's, "a
table the whole matter and q number
Of Others, and finally on motion Of Mr.
Miller the use of Appleton's readers
was continued.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds recommended the payment o.
5000 to the Wheeling Mining and Man
ufacturing Company Tor work and mate
rails for the Madison school house; done
They also recommended that II the con
tractors would use stock briclq instead o.
common brick In facing the Madison
building for $500 extra, this be author
lied adopted,
The Librarians report showed q cir
Culatlon Of 1854 books in the month, ar
average OF ITO per day, and q circulation
OF 7SS in the reading room,
The Superintendent reported the re-
suits Of the annual enumeration, which
have been published in the ISFRLLIGRS
GER.
The Finance Committee reported .
balance on the school fund Of 1881 81
on the building fund OF S, 040, 81, and
on the Library fund Of Sl,70O 90.
The Committee on Library recon-
mended the payment Of q biz Of $50 =!
TO Stanton & davenport, and Of SIS iol
the Atlas Of Wheeling; ordered. Bills
were ordered paid on Recommendation
Of the Committee on Accounts, aggre'
eating $25 80, y.
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Go 10 the Park next Monday.
tsr ono Yalloy oolee. I'D tho besl


In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need Q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate The regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
DAteSiB just what you need. Give II q
trial. Sold In 10 cent bottles by Q. r.
GoetEe, w. W, Irwin, John LalRhlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., Wholesale aRentA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any Other
remedy. It acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach
and does not sicken or debilltate. Fol
sale In so cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt
and @. Menkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

In order 10 provide a thoroughly salts.
factory entertainment for the public at
the coming meeting Of the State Fair, II
Is suggested that the cyClers who pro.
pose entering for the State championship
race send their names 70 the chairman
ofthe racing committee, ]. NJ, Belleville,
In order that proper entries be made
and that announcements can be given.
All League members are invited TO
send 70 o, u. Irwin, Chief Consul, the
names Of suitable parties for appoint
ment as Local Cousuls In Sthe different
cltieS and townSin the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

Ii natures own true laxative. Ills the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; TO dispel head.
aches, colds, and feyeri TO cure habitual
Manufactured only BY the California FIJI
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton ?. Hess, 4. b. Burt and O. Men
khmhllef.
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peIore Iu.llee Dawn Yeaterdn1.

Matilda Holtsclaw was arrested on
warrant sworn out by Dora Watkins OF
a charge Of assault and battery. sht
was fined IS and costs paid.
Dora Watkins was arrested on q war
rant sworn out,by Matilda Holtsclaw, OF
the same charge and was also fined &
and costs, which she paid. 5e
Dora Watkins swore out d warrant foi
Ellen Richie vior. pfotane swearing
This case was dismissed. RI
Jerome Mccormick, In jail on The
charge OF placing an obstruction, on tht
Elm Grove railroad track on the Gath oil
July, was released on bail yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
palyk ono 1valley oOASe.
TnH Beethoven Singing Society will
have . grand picnic a The Park on Moai
day nett w


Do you suffer With habltual oonbtlpO.
ton Of billousneoS7 u 20, Try the pleas.
ant iiult laxative, Elixir Of Dalea. II
will cure you. Sold In 30 cent bottles
BY Q, Il, GoetGe, w. w. Irwin, w, u,
Williams, John fAughlln, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., wholesale
agents, If..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

George Jones, the man arrested last
Saturday for swindling, by representing
himself as a JohnBtown sufferer and
presenting q letter purporting 10 DO
from Adjutant General Hastings, Of
Pennsylvania, endorsing him az q worthy
object Of assistance, had 0 preliminary
examination before Squire Arkle yes.
terday, and was remanded 10 jail Ia de.
fault Of 500 bail for bis appearance at
do1fk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

IF You cannot SEQ and need SpectACles
you should call on Us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have Inc
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptiClan Ia the STATE,
and guarantee satlSlAgllOH OF money no.
funded. JACOB w. GRUDll,
lgWeler and Qptlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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81 IS Fallle Franchise silk Tor CSC.
500 (24.inCh YldO) Sarah silk for 7Sc
$50 Sufah Silk for COO.
COO Sufah Silk for $40.
Zoo India Silks for 40c,
The above offer to-day only.
gToRK & TnoMAs.
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Tnr richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee
Noonnn,a Grove cnn,p nIoellnr.

Sundays, August IS and 25, the Balt-
more & Ohio will sell round trip tickets
from Wheeling to Noonan's Grove at 75c.
Trains leave Wheeling at Q 80 a. IN. re-
turning, leaves Camp station at 1850 p.
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WAaniNuroN, D, o. August lSt--Toi
West Virginia. and Ohio, ialr slightly
warmer, variable Wihdb.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer,
generally ialf weather, westerly Eihds'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

J4ools 4 1StSHIgd closing out retail
stock. NoWisyo time 10 bIy barRaiha.
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ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


FoR 81 80 you can get one dozen flne
satin.finish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extrain a fine gilt frame, Sxl0 size,
at Plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
ing.
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Tnr best Ohio Valley Coffee.


800 yards lOOiuCh wide unblcached
Table Linens Al $50 q yard, cheap al Zoe
1900 yards FruIt 81 Loom and Mo
hawk Valley, % and 1914 BleaChed and
unbleached SheOting al go q yard
worth SOC. GfoNE 4 THOMAS,
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$50 French satines for loo q yard.
loo American satlnes for Ste q yard.
1910 BatiSte for Tc Q yard,
sfoNE 4 TnoNAS.
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FOll HOT WEATHER.

Anil line Of SergCp, Drnp pEtes and
CherlOtS, luSt shifted iOrthS hot weather,
which VII be made up iltSt-elRss al
reasonable prices.
In Stock "A large line Of OverslEes ID
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body so.
AZ 0. HESS q sons,
1891 Il 1888 Market Street,
Wheeling, NJ, HA.
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Do NOT DO induced 10 take some other
preparation when you call ior Hoods
sateaparilla Do sure 10 got Hoods,
which iapeeullar. III
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u a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ags and primes, and other
tropical lfuils. IL pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il In.
glip.hcni indignation, billohsnesg, sick
headache, plles, eIc. Sold Ii 90 cent
bottles By y. r. G0etGe, w. W, Irwin
w. y. Williams and John LauRhlih.
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin q Co.,
Wholesale agente, 1.
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Mr. D. NJ, GRAYsoS, Of Ctonyllle
franklin parish, La, saysi / think
Ia the world. have known II 10 make
wonderful cures Of persons with blood
diseases, some cases which had been 70.
garded % inCufable.
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GEo. h. TAYLOR will open this morn.
lng another invoice Of new and iaBhlona.
Bile dress RoodD,
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70 and COO Dtess Goods for 05C yard
20 pieces (40inCh wide) Plaid and
Striped Dress Goods al 900 q yard, 70,
duced from 10 and Coo. Come quick FOL
your choice, SFoNH 4 TioMAR.
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o,5 ERY Electric Light You viii uso no