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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

The "White Caps" have commenced
operations In jackson county, West
Virginia. At Ravenswood on last Thurs
day night d bundle Of hickory switches,
10 which was attached note oil warning
was left at tho residOl CO ola prominent
citizen Of that place. The "NanN Poo"
In the case Ii q "plllar" In the N. y.
church South, q wealthy and active bust.
ness man. He is also married and has
d family grown up. The "Yutn Yum" ID
a married woman, moves In good society
and has always been regarded a. above
rUnFoaCh. Rayenswood Is torn all 10
pieces over the scandal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

MAN, (F0R-
inr board aud ANAL COMPENSATION, eau give
beat Oi references. WIN work at anything that
does not try the eyes. Address IN" lntelli'
genecr OniCG. jal6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

Here Is an excerpt from the criticism
by "Nym Crinkle" in tho New York
Mirpr, OF Mr.. Bryton's acting in For
given: When he came on In the sec.
opd act and discovered the bosom friend
that he had trusted In the act OF poison
ing the mind oil the wife he adnred, there
was minute Of superb suspense. Every
muscle and nerve in him was wrought
to a painful tension. Half crouching,
you expected 10 see him spring like q
tiger oyer all obstacles ut that mans
throat. His black eye flashes; his
fingers grew into talonsi the great
wronged heart Of him swelled 10 his
throat; his white teeth cleaned like the
iangs OF a hungry wolf, II was only q
moment. Then the man took tho place
Of the outraged animal. He drew him.
self up. He would not Kill his unarmed
enemy then and there. "Go,o he said,
and he pointed to the door. "But, re-
member, arm yourself, for when We meet
again l kill you on sight"
This Is not Etruscan, II Is Texan. But
there 10 no escaping the impact of 1t. !.
/ suppose 1t Is because II is so well
done.
Fancy the wave OF expectation that
runs through your parquet when these
men do meet again alter years have
passed
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Looi.inr Tor flne IIor.es.

OF. lEsman, the well known Jockey,
who formerly made this town his home,
Is here again. He is now connected
with q big stable at Morristown, N. j.,
Owned and controlled by some promi.
nent New York city horsemen, and Is in
this section forthe purpose Of pickingup
some fine stock. He will DO about here
for three weeks or q month,
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tYn.hlnrinn tIit nllll ILatutn.

The baltimore Ohio Railroad Uom'
pany announces popular exCursiAn 70
Washington City i0t JanuAty IL Fare
for the round trip, $40, tickets good 70.
turning until January 20 inclusive,
Trains leave Wheeling al Si66a, IN. and
$50 y. m, PaflOf cars on day train,
sleeping CATS on night train,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Sons Of Veterans Entertainment Per-
sOnaI Gossip, etc,

Sons Of Veterans EntertRinuient-P Fer
sonal Gossip, etc.
Miss Rose Porter Is visiting friends at Beaver
Fails.
The cold machines at the LAughlln mill will
20 on this morning.
Thomas DUFF. who recently fell down stairs
hurting himseliseyGrely, isGblO 10 DO out.
r. 7. Mack and II. r. Mllbern. OF the Wheel
Ing & Lake Erie road, were In town yesterday
The Frank Beard entertainment at the Opera
House tonight will bO ono Of the greatest At
fractions Of the season Of 1889.
Mrs. Jane GoodhuC, residing at Don, died on
Tuesday night, aged Aeventy'ninc year.. the
funeral will take place on Saturday morning.
Mary Elliott, Of Martins Ferry, were married
By Bey, White, VI StOlbpnVlllO, on sunday. nov
WhIte'sson and daughter were tho attendants
Notwithstanding the raIn the entertainment
at the Presbyterian church last night, under int
auspices 81 tho Young Peoples Society, wa.
handsomely ,patropllod, and all who attended
Lemon, the ClOcutIonIst, Is d beautiful woman,
and her programme was made up q pleasing
variety. Tho singing by Misses Medlll and IloylC
aud MeSn, Mann and Gray was also excellent.
A Sons Of Veterans Camp, with sixteen
charter members, wlB Organized at Thphurn
Hall on Tuesday evening, which starts on with
uuuus AEuis Is Zee nIiNlAA hGNSn ~ ., ASeaAsutsl
Il. y. Montgomery, Secretary, and Charles Lewis
and Charles SedgWick, tellerS. The following
officers were elected; Captain, John ". Crooks
First Sergeant, q, U. SplgWicki QuartetmAster
Sergeant, H. O. Montgomery; Sergeant OF luAtd,
Louis llothcrmund; First Lieutenant, Charles
Keyser; Second Lieutenant, Henry. WarnIgi
Chaplain, 4. L. Sparks; Camp Council, Charles
Lewis, L. 4. Sparks and Charles sedgwlCk: Chief
Musician, Ross barr; Color Bearer, Sherman
WlCr. These Officers Will be mustered In W
soon as possible by MuSterlug ollCer Hills, Of
BarneSylllc, II has not been decided whether
the mastering In will DO private or public. Dele
cations will nrobab)y DO present from the
Wheeling and SteubenyillO Camps, Tho Camp
will be known as the Thoburn Camp OF Martins
Ferry, and will likely meet weekly, Tho camp
Is composed OF good material and bids fair TO be
one Of the most prosperous In Ohio. As there q
u large amount Of material III Martins Ferry i
will have large membership. The camp will
doubtless DO uniformed and well drilled by
Decoration Day. II may DO supplied with guns
later. The members arc ehthhSRAtic oyer the
start made and will work for the organization,
which Is u credit to every veterans son who
loves the stars and stripes. II Ia hoped that
some Of the patriotic young ladies' Of Martins
Ferry will present the Camp with Tag,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

As we'll as the most effective method Of
1ispelling headaches, colds and ievers, or
cleansing the system, Is by taking a few
doses OF the pleasant California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In
30 cts and $l.OO bottles by Logan & Co.,
Anton P. Hess, 4. B. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller
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Qle Sutelltoerrftr.


Opefa lIouSc-ThU DcRgar student
Wuutcd-AlnOrlcAn mig. House,
For RCnt-l. Z. FfunEhclm.
Important MRAunlC Meet.ng-Wheellng Lodge
No. 3, "a. d AM,
Grand Opera llOusc-Pa2lon'A Slave.
For Rtni-GpOrgO u. MCKOWn.
Si,IOO " LOAt-LOCk Box ".
FLORIDA Ornnges-COnnCr 4 snOdgker.
Fino Upright Plano For sAe-F.w' Baumer
& Co.
For sale-G. o. Smith.
itnseS- SChrolbOr's GrOCn Houses.
HlAuk lIOOks--JOkOph ufavcs,
" scWing Machines Edward H. Hose & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

"wnAF shall ! dolo tho maiden cried.
"IiC will DO here tonight aud my hands
are chapped, however ! hagea bottle oil
Salvation Oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
special iIargalnS.

We respectfully call your attention 10
a iew rare bargains In aHe Sewing
Machines, Including mahogany, antique,
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles, These machines
arc too lno for every day sale. VIII 10
sold al rldlCulopSly low prices, See ouE
advertisement In another column.
EDw, u. Ross geo.
% Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
NEW and desirable novelties in jew:
clry received daily from now until
tIThtM0s, 10 NOT nil 10 500 them, ~
JeWClFy store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.


WARRINGTON, y. o., Jan. 10, = Fol
Wesl Virginia aud WoSlorn Pennsylya'
Mn and Ohio, clearing weather, much
colder, high south westerly winds, yeer'
ING 10 norLhweslerly'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

DIN remedies under new names gyo
being constantly introduced 10 the
public, but Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup still
MAINTAINS ia pfe.NihlhenG0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

REuSASrs Of best all Wool and Brus,
sells Carpets enough Tor small rooms
at 6OC. per yard, 81 n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

In the Police Court yesterday morn.
inv tho cases against Mrs. Nell
Groop for prostitution, on complaint Of
hcr busbnnd,wero dismissed ,andshO and
Maud Enpol were each fined 50 and costs
ior disorderly ConduCt--W Wearing male
attire on tho street. Mrs. Groop paid
and was discharged and Engle was sent
TO Jail. ,,, a., a,
and costs for refusing 10 move on when
ordered TO by an oaicer,
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dor SAFE.
Drug Store

In the town Of sArtis, Ohio. located 4 miles
and Ohio River Railroad. splendid Oppor
tunity for phyAiCiRn. For further information
ca al on or address A.c. vErrER, saraI., o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
SPECIAL BARdAiSs in Carpets before

sgrcISh II BARGAINS in cgSSp''S before
$40 q pieces pieces ali Wool Carpets at OOc,
"? Is pieces ,SS, best all Wool Carpets made,
al D5C,, worth soc! y, 49,,
50 pieces Roxbury q sunsele DeIt
Tapestry Brussels, at 400. per yard, worth
These prices arc for this week only
AZ SToNB 4 THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

A COMPLETE line Of DR.. Warmers
Celebrated Health Corsets on sale Of our
Corset Counter. Ladies' who wear them
pronounce them 10 DO the best lifting and
best wearing correct IL the market.
A. L. RICE n co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

Special BARGAINS In silks and fine
Dress Goods this week al m,
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VIZ ANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w States Army, Cavalry, Artillery and II,
iantty, ablg.bOlled unmarried men between the
ages az q aud 81 years. Good pay, rRtlonA,
clothing and medical attendance Apply NJ NO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17
SUICIDAL BARGAlNS.

. 10 mako room for incoming spring
siock No shall offer special bargains III
lloayy weight Sultlngs, 0yercOatings
Md pant4lSonlngs. Allwlll be made up
ilrsi.Ulass and nc guaranteed,
Winter Gloves and Mulllers Of cost.
o, HESS & SONS,
Merchant TallOFs and Gents Furnlsllets,
1921 a 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

V2TANTED-MAN-TO TAKE THE
w Agency OF our sales; size 2SxlSxlS inches;
weight 100 pounds; retail price S3Jj other sizes
IN proportion. A rare chance and permanent
business, These safes meet demand never DO
fore supplied by other safe companies, as we
nre not governed by the Safe Pool ALPlNE
SAFE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, se6-TThAs
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TOR SALE.

A apt.clASs house aud lot at No, III South
Penn street. Built In modern style has IlI
rooms, bath room, natural aud llumlnatlngglI
Location worry desirable. Alta low figure II sold
al ouce, q. o. SMITH,
iAll 1290 Main street,
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ForsaIe.

A PIANO FOR sALE-CAN BE
"A seen at tho rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, No. liza Market street. FeI
terms and particulars apply TO W. II. MNE'
HART, ll63 Market street. de2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

WANTED FiS6 e s S Ss5 GSSd' Win II o saS
good salary and all expenseN. Write for terms
aud state salary wanted. SLOAN d CO., Manu-
lacturerS, 2Oi GeOrTe street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
augG.TrhAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-17

YESTERDAY morning about 4 o'clock
n freight engine pulled into Wheeling
Junction and met a caboose standing
too far out on the siding. The left side
Of the engine was stripped OF Its cyl
inder and cab and j.. Turner, the fire;
man, was badly scalded about the head
and shoulders. DR.. Elliott, OF steu.
benville, dressed the burns and sent
the man to his home in Dennison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 7.-Eeaven
smiled on a crow on south-bound Ala
bama Great Southern train today in n way
almost miraculous. The train was APP
preaching Carthage, near Tuscaloosa, aud
was making forty miles an hour. Just as
the engineer, Dick Moore, turned a sharp
curve he saw in front Of him, and only a
short distance ahead, iity-ioot trestle on
fire. 1t was too late to stop the train and
all lac could do was to reverse the engine
and jump. In second the engine was on
the burning trcstc. which fell to the
ground Immediately. The baggage car
and mail car followed, but by some strange
providence the first passenger coach broke
loose and remained on the very brink OF
the chasm. Three other coaches were be-
hind ii aud all OF them were filled with
passengers. As IL was, not n soul was
killed, but the engine and cars which went
under were burned up. The fire was the
work OF AN incediary.
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Gen. Drum. successor.

WAsuNGroN, June Col. j. G. Kel-
ton, who was today appointed Adiutant-
General Of the Army TO succeed Gen.
Drum, retired, was born in Pennsylvania
in 1928. lie is graduate Of West Point,
where he was aitcrward an instructor in
tactics aud small arms firing During the
civil war he served as Assistant Adjutant-
General aud IN Colonel OF the Ninth Mis-.
souri, Regiment. Resiening his volunteer
commission in 1862 he was in the advance
upon Corinth, and while attached TO Gen.
llallccks staff was brcyeied Lieutenant
Colonel and BrigadierGeneral for most
valuable and arduous services in the field
and at headquarters Since the war he has
held various staff positions, in 1885 bccom-
ing Assistant Adjutant-Geneial. lie Is an
inventor Of marked ability. many Of his
improvements in rifles, pistols and other
weapons having been adopted by the de-
partmont, and lac is also n writer OF high
reputc upon subjects connected with the
military service.
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FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Powerful Agencies a. Work for the Con.
omaugh Victims.

Powerful Agencies ~ Work FOR the Con.
omaugh Victims.
Memphis Is moving zcalously In the
matter OF relief for the Pennsylvania sui.
icrrn.
4 number OF organized agencies are nj
work, the entire city will DO intclligcnlly
canyaScd. aud lhcrc Is no estimating the
am cunt that will be raised from a gencr.
Gus people.
A meeting Of citizens was held In the
Merchants Exchange at noon yesterday.
the object being to throw another power.
ful organization into the field. Mr.. A. H.
1rcadwcll was elected chairman aud mem
bcrs Of the press secretaries.
On motion, the chairman appointed u
committee OF ten 10 solicit subscriptions
from the citizens Of Memphis.
The following are the committees ap.
pointed.
Main and Front Streets, North Of Adams
w. ]. Chase and a. Ronkcrt
Main and Front Streets, Between Adams
and Madison-John ;. Tooi and J. j.
Duffy.
Main aud Front Streets. Between Madi-
son and Union Fred Anderson and J. J.
Thornton.
Main and Front Streets. South Of Union
w. A. Gage and John W. HALEY.
For the City ut largo-John H. Goodwin
and A. J. Harris
The committees appointed will be sup.
piled with subscription books by the sec.
rctarics Of the Cotton and Merchants EX'
changes.
Mr. John NJ. Peters, cashier Of the
German Bank, was appointed treasurer.
A musical aud dramatic entertainment,
| for the benefit VI the sufferers, will be
held at the Bethel building, next Thute'
day, June 18Th, at Tij p. M, by the boys
Of the Hope Night School; admission, 20
cents. The boys are working up pro-
| gram full OF Interest, aud should draw
hugdfcds OF people 10 the entertainment,
AZ CitIEcns' Park, this afternoon, the
Vance Street Stars and Hendricks clubs
will play ptlling game OF baseball for
the same worthy cause. Admission, %
cents.
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Circuit Court.
This Court meets at 8 o'clock am, and
adjouns at CLOCK pm.
Calendar for Monday, June l0-lO,3OO,
Anna Holloway VS.. East End Railway Co.;
1888, Scales & Pcarsons VS.. ], A. Phillips;
1895, W. n. Mitchell vs. Erskinc; 10, l47,
I. j. Quigley, cx. or, vs.. Barney llughcsi
l0,463, Chas. Stewart ct nj W. Milburn
Gin q Machine Company; 10, 46O, New
Gin 4 Machine Company; l0,47l, Mrs. =.
c. Millngton VS.. +. $. Paltison; 1881.
David DePriest vs.. Louisville, New Or
leans & Texas Railroad Company; 10, 1923,
/. c. Mcdonald vs.. Tennessee Midland
Railway Company.
Tuesdav-No. l0,477, A. b. Jewell vs..
Louisville, New Orleans q Texas Railroad
Company ct al; l0,I7S Henry Banks vs..
same: l6,470, NJ. A. Nichols W.. VIM. NJ.
Forres, ct al; l0,4S0, w. J. T. Doyle,
trustee, ct al. VS.. East End Street Railway
Company; 10, ISL, VIM. Stocks VI. j. 7.
Pru,zman; O,iS2, George W. Campbell
vs.. Chickasaw Cooperage Company; 0,iS3,
Teresa and John kearns W. Tennessee
Midland Railway Company; l0,iSi, IL.
J. Eckerly vs.. ]. q. Frick; l0,495, Patrick
Colligan vs.. Buyers and Factors Press
10, 1855, Mary Ney vs. Jacob Storz.
"Wednesday l0,iSG, |. Wolf vs.
Gus Blass; 10, 1877, John Williams vs.
Noah Spcers; l0.ig2, II. llcistund ct nj.
vs.. Buyers q Factors Press; 10, iD2, Horny
Groom et nj. W. Kansas CITY, Memphis 4
Birmingham Railroad Company. l0,50l,
]. j. Wells vs.. III. l.. Foncoult; lObOi W.
NJ. burlington VS.. Southern Steam Dye
Works: lO,5l7, J. T. Ellis vs.. q. Rcddit';
1OlGi. James w. Mitchell VI. East End
Street Railway Company; 10, 1865, Bridget
Powers IT al. vs.. East End Street Railway
Company: l0,lGG, Mrs. Harriet W. Miller
Va East End Street Railway Company.
Thufsday-l0 .52S, J. H. Seely Va. Fred
KRAFT; 1889. ]. II. Sccly vs. Fred Kraft;
TO- j33, Jesse johnson vs. ID. A. Salhicn *
Co; III, $50, Hugh McGhce vs.. Iron Noun.
tain Railroad Company; 1857, NJ.
lleistand ct al. w. Iron Mountain Rail
road Company. 0,hG2, W. II. Wootcn Vs.
A. J. Mclcndon; l0,57S, r. Thorn ".
Amcs Eoark. l0.jS0 jenkins Glass Va
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
l0.5Sl. Fannie &. Cole Il. al W. J.. T. q
Reld Railroad; l05S2, Whiieiicld Mills ct
al. W.. Newport News &ssAlississippi Valley
Railroad.
Friday-l0. 800, Martha NJ. Parker w.
Louisville, New Orleans ~ Texas Railroad
Company; l0.G02, j. u. Hunter "
Thomas Cubbins ct al; l0.G03, J, T.
Williams W. William kaizcnbergcr, re-
ccycr ct al; l0,GOi, J. II. Carter w. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company; l0,GOl,
Alram II ,jsl.i ro. lv,l'assce. Mid-
land Railioad Company; l0,G0S, Au-
gusia Him. VI. Kansas City, Fort Scott
K Memphis Railroad Company ct al;
l0,GUD. T. ID. Davenport VI. Mem
phis q Nicksburg Packet Company;
l0,0i0, VI. Gavin Va G. II. Vance,
lO,0lS, NJ. NJ. srm w. Robert W. Hurt
ct al, lO,637, Kansas City, Fort Scott u
Memphis Railroad Company VI. Memphis
4 Greenwood aud Prospect Patk 4 Felt
Railroad Company.
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LOCAL NOTICES
MrMrnrs Steam Laundry. 22a Second =.

MrMrnrs Steam Laundry. 224 second y.
BRiNKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson :.
DYE WoRKs-L. Riegcl & Co., 6S JET
ierson street; telephone l,03O.
G. r. HorcuKIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches ! espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street.
CUNNISGuAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
Pure and white as the flower Whose
name il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q LILLY CorrEE AND SPICE Ca
REMEMBER, We are now Offering for sale
that very choice piece of property located
on the northwest corner Of Front and Me
Call streets, opposite the Gayoso Hotel,
TnE CoNAwAY REAL ESTATE Agency,
No. 2Sj Main street.
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Aut,I.ne,Io,r,Ic,,.

-po.Inl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June I.-Chcny,
Morrow & Co., lcssccs Of the Stale prison,
to-day fled a bill In the Chanccry Court,
asking for an injunction restraining II. u.
Morrow, County Trustee. from pressing
the collection 10y distress warrant "
State aud county taxes on the pcniicniiary
building and grounds, which they say be-
org 90 the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08

NEw ORLEANS, La, June The
Tm0- Democrats Lake Charles special
says On the Iih instant a man named
Ed. Ice near West Lake Charles was
killed by Joseph A. Parrish aud man
named IIanley. They hal followed Lee
from Polk County, Tex, and found in his
possession a horse which they said Ice
had stolen In Polk County. They arrested
him aud were on their way 10 this place
when Lee attempted to escape and was
allied. Parrish and llanlcy are held in
/ 500 bail.
Last night in nm alteration Mt West Lake
Charles Gus. Black shot aud killed Reese
". Perkins. son OF Allen X. Perkins, who
Il prominent mcrchtnt aud Ia nbcr-
nan. Back fled aud 100 men are In pur.
nit OF him.
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'pc0ial hispli d a. The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June ALLAN liar.
is, son Of James NJ. Harris, Of Monigom.
cry County. was thrown from q mule las,
evening and dragged for a milo by the
frightened animal When the latter was
stopped Harris was dead. Tho body was
fdghtully bruised.
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few weeks nrn my vile suffered NCfy much
fum CuianCnus disctsc 81 the scalp and rctclyri
un rrIlNi ifum the various fUmrdlcH she used until
shu tried DrurtuA. The dsoatc promptly Yielded
O. this tuntmcnt nnd 10 n short while sht Was ca.
uuly we'll Them has lecn NO return 81 tlc d..
cas-, and Ctt,tn ranks No IN our estimation
Coz dlsrasrH u tlc skin.
Rl,. }. FRESHLY BARRETT, m,
RALEIGH N q
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DoS'r fail to call att +. NJ. Miller 4 Co. =,
No. 200 Second street. and see their dis.
play Of Sowing Machines, Wheeler & VIII
on aud other good makes. They adjust
al STYLES machines.
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''7 VIZ vi Nls n I Wo068tN. Norway VIC.
A Fovor Sore Elsht Yoara curod.

must extend a. yon the thanks II one II my
customer, vho hns been Curcd by using thc Cvti.
ttHA krHrrits. ui an old sore. caused ly y long
stel oi tlrkupss ut Tower eight war uru. lie was
10 had De- was fearful be- would have tphayc hls leg
nmpuintrd. but O. happy ~ ty be- O. now vut.rvly
vel sound ~ "a dollar Ne requests me t0 use hls
name. which Il n. N. tAsuNl merchant ul this
place JOHN v MINOR uurflsL
Naiurlsiut Tenn
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The Kansas City, Fort Scott 4 Memphis
Railroad, In connection with the Union
Pacific Railroad, have arranged TO sell
round trip tickets from Memphis TO San
Francisco for $50. This includes round
trip ticket good for six months, sleeping
car from Memphis TO San Francisco, mealt
en- route. side trips into the mountains Of
Colorado, hotel bills, hack fare and every
conceivable expense. The excursion will
be limited TO $50, and will be composed OF
the very best people. There will be no
crowding in the sloepers, only twenty.iour
persons 10 ear. Tho train will leave
Memphis ut $50 o'clock am. June II
from the Mississippi Il Tennessee Depot
and will take ten days TO make the trip on
account Of stops at Denver, Salt Lake and
other noted points Of interest. For full
particulars call at $50 Main street.
II. ID. ELLIS, General Agent
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the Memphis a Charleston Railroad
1snFs.

Leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock pm, ar
fiycs ut Washington ut o'clock am,
New York o'clock PIN, Boston . o'cloca
PIN. second day. Pullman Slccpcs e.
Washington without change via Lynch
burg.
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Vul,ca ntntr. tIrruIt Court

The damage suit OF Gibson, adminislra.
-iofoi Anthony Webb, deceased, Va the
Newport News & Mississippi Valley Com.
pany, for $1,000, u on trial before jury
In the United States Circuit Court.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb.
brush aud clean towel every morning ioi
70 cents per week, 10y Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.