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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

The best salye ia the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eorns and all skin erupdous, and posi-.
lively cures piles, o no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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now Nine. Modisska Keeps Young.

IA remarkable as Mmc. Modieska's
stagesuccess Ia her faculty Tor keeping
vonne In looks as wellias spirit The
secret Of it all, Nine. Modieskasays,. IS
that she takes a hot bath before going
10 bed every night, secures plenty Of
sIeep and does not eat too much. But
her additional confession, that she
dsinksa great deal offtea and smokes
ciearettos occasionally makes thesecret
as m%ystifying as before it was revealed.
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pINANcE AND rRADE.
The Features Of the Maasy aud Stock
NIneketS.

Eho HpaS9reA OF thA hAQneK A91 1soaS
ALAeksta.
NV YoRx, pec @.@atoney on eau easy at
4 to 6 per cent? lastloan s per cent; closed offered
at 4per cent Prime mercantile paper $40 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady Of 8 SSAa
I s75ff. Sales were $1,000 shares,
The temper Of speculation Of the stock OK.
change to-day was decidedly bulllsh from START
to dniths Prices advanced right through the
list, and In many lnGtlnces tho improvement
was quite pronounced. The bears attempted TO
check the upward movement BY attacking
Northern Pacific proEerfed, but as the firms who
have been arFytnglAEge amounts Of that STOCK
llquidated yesterday they made little impression
on the price. ThUl0WeSt quotation touched was
~. aud ataptd advance OF two poinH enslned.
Tho failure OF Wayland. Traske Il Go. hadIno
ehect. because II was thoroughly understood.
that the firm had no outstanding c0nttaeH on
b e4eXChnnge. Manhattan Elevated occupied q
large share Of attention and ranged noml!HM %
lbQ4f. The stock made its big advance after u
became known that but n bid had been made
for the franchise Of the proposed undergr0nl1
scheme, and that the Rapid Transit Commission
had rejected this bid. Among the industrlals
Dlstilling and Cattle Feeding and Chicago Gas
were taken freely and advanced l1ya2 per cent
Tho case in money and the quietus put upon
tho talk about gold shipments by tho deeltns, ~.
sterling exchange had q beneficial eject. inc
market closed strong and on az. advance.
The railway bond narketw was firm. Sales were
Sls4ti,Q01,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

NV YoRK. Dec. 91.-Pig iron frIn; Atneri.
car, sl9 f6al6 80 CoppeG, quiet; lake sls29 Lead
dull domestic S36& Tin dnllt gtlaitsSl9 ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

The sarcoxie (Mo. small boy who
Jumps on and off moving trains is put
to work on the streets by the city mars
-hnl u.
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Tho Use and Abuse o fiyyhisltey.

This subject could be dwelt upon to q
considerable length and yet much
would remain untold, but all agree that
the use, the proper use of pure rye
whiskey is an absolute necessity, especi-
ally so now, when nature insists upon
being stimulated. Allrregular physict-
ans prescribe rye whiskey, and Justly
claim that Klein's Silver Age and Du-
quesne Whiskies are most reliable.
They dothis not only because they have
tried them but because the leading hos
pitfalls use them-ind them the best
lstimulants in tho world. Silver Age
sells for S1.50 and Duquesne for S1.25
per full quart. For sale by all dealers
and druggists. Ask for them or sendto
MAX KLEIN,
50 Federal Street, AlIEeHESy, Pa.
The United States ptoduced 100000
gallons more Of wine last year Than Ger
mn M did ~ .rf .FN. 81. IssAHtt tttgAl 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

Dr.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription by a.
successful physician. It is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on a guar.
anteeo Of s~atiaiaetion. nav
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lpr.. Trnnen nnd otlm,nI

Formerly Of New York, now Of the
France medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request. Of many
friends and patients, have decided 70
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House,
Tuesday, Jan. 8 Bellaire, Wind.
sor Hotel, Thursday Jan. s. Con
suItation and examination free
and strictly confidential from 8 q
m. toep. ms one day only.
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c1scssAz1. o. Dsc. a-cotton steady; mid.
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MHR4W

when Baby was iGk, NO gave hsr cas.ora.
when she was a Child, she cried for castorlA
when she became Miss, she clung to castoria.
whsash had clldFen, She sayothsn cassora
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30
"By gravy.' sad t~heledltor, "tbaE's

corker. I'll bed
aHi, there broke in the devil;
athere,s q fight on the corner and the
feller's got out his gun" aud the editor
dropped the muse and,hustled out Tor
the news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

SnUTTREgf 6HRTES=SHhN iNsplh nuugss
sDGttT. tDAIIy ExcRrr suspkr
FROM WHEE1iNo 10 ) LEkyE AEnrvs
Wellsburga and st6ubsnviile. t8:90 am tt:21 pm
McDonaid and Pittsburgh. ff6s9 am t6sq pm
Indianapolis AudSE Loul4..s es3:lQam 9ssopm
Columbus and Clnolnnatt..s s3:t0am 9is9pm
WelIsbnFR aud Steub0nvulG. $50 an 3s9pn
Mcdonald and Pittsburgh. - tQ:2Qa Anopm
PHILADELPHIA and New York tl2Ab pm tSlgpfn
SloubenYilla and RttsbnTRhtl2s09 pm f9sQpm
C6inmbuS and Chicago. .figs0i pm 1870 PIN
Philadelphia andNeW YORK Sl:bb pun SlQlay am
BaitiTnnre aud WashIngton, nl:SB pm ei0E5am
Sieubenviilo and ittShurSh els55 pm et0i5 am
S~,eubeuyille and penulAou- e!:ot pm am
indianapolis and Sc Louis s:9 pm. tlf0 am
Dayton and ClnclnnAds .,...-. 1875 pm 1875 am
Steubenviilo and Columbus. 1873 pm 1915 am
Northwest Svstam-Clevel & PlttA DiHtiion.
Trains run daty, except SUNDAY. o. iohpai
FnoM BRtD0EpoRrTo LEAvE AilRryr
Fl Wayne and Chicago, .,..,...- $50 an i6i9 pm
Canon and Toledo. .,,.,......... 4.4Oad $50 pm
Alliance and Cleveland ..,.,..,- 4:9 am gs0pm
Stanbe1Viila and PtttSbungh... 4:ig mn lt8flYDml
StbubAnVtiie nd emyVtiu-. S:fiRm et0 pm
Stenhenvllle and Observation-Disclosures l0;H1 an.
EL Wayne & Chicago..,......,rs loo pm BN9 pm.
Canton and Toledo. .,......,,...... 100 pm gsf9pm
Alliance and Cleveland .......,.., 1900 pm 9s3 pm
GtenhonStllO and WclSViiIo... 100 pm sGtf8 nm
PhtI9delphla and New YoTE., 944pm 800 PM
Baltimore and Washington ..- 9.la pm 800 ON
steubenYllla and Pittsburgh. g,4l pm f6popidl
steubeuyile 4 East Liverpool 6t4pm 7sl3atn
L LLL| ELLAH
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~ s~ennsylvania ssaaoas.
8RnsVVaRIdlIngs

TRAINS Run by Central Time.

YIryFF oYFtdEs At pENNsYLYAN1A StAEIoN o.
Warm IN, FudTo or ELBVENFH 6F,t Mt1At4Adt
AZ NcGuRR HOUSE NItEELfEu ANn ~ III 81
PENNEHLNEA1A STATION. ipoEFo
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something charming as she worked and
talked at the same time, giving glance.
now and again at the picture before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

For Pittsburgh. 0:1O ani7:21a m. dallyi t;3l
n M. daily. except Sunday
For Pittsburgh aud the East, SOD 2. M, ddail!y
Washington accommodation oN9Ps M uatlN
except Sunday
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He readit over once or twice with
evident pride and wentfor another.
civilian Higgins and Katie Black"
he said, thoughtfully. 81 don't know
Katie, but Bill owes me 81 for printing
his wedding cards a month ago. /
guess I'll remind William of his prom
iseto pay on the spot" and he took up
hispeneil sayagely and wrote:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-30

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 2oy-Wheat dull; No. Q cash
aud December &c: May T7Mc Corn steady; No.
2caSh ipe. Oats quiet; cash 85c. Rye dull; cash
&c. CloYcrseed dull; prime cash, December
and january $50; Febrnary 1908.
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wHEATScash No. 2 spring 72c; No. sspring
65aBIc; No. . red &c: December 7la12Ha72ci
January III A72kaT2lSc; May
CoRN-Cash 10. Z. 4OXc: December 391sa
4OHa4O9Sc; January 4Oa4Q14a4OaSc; May 46a
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BKIEINoRE, No.. Dec. G.-Wheat unsettled;
No. 2 red SPOT 7614c; December 11l%c; May
SOkse. Corn firm; mixed spot 4sMc; January
aud February 475Sc: May t60c. Oats quiet; NO. 2
white western &c. ARye dull: No. =, 67c, Hay.
steady; Butter firm! fancy Sic. Eggs quiet at
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
UNION CHAPEL.

The most delightful place for home in
all Northern Georgia, bears the above
name.
1t was right cool here on last Thursday
morning and in fact, through the week,
but We attribute that to the great snow
storm that swept over the State On Wed>
nesday, the 9Th inst.
The snow commenced falling ct a. M,
and lasted until p. m, regular Northen
snow storm. and the heaviest fall known in
this State, since the year when Colquitt
was elected Governor OF Georgia.
According to the new Metric system Of
measurement, the snow stood II 900 ballot
metres above Neighbor Peek's and Neigh
Dor Bucks highest fences,
A regular blizzard of the kind Is pre-
dicted by our hest weather prophets for the
8th of November
One very noticeable phenomenon con-
nected with this great snow tall was the
fact that our Cobb county Clay could not
get showed under" but was found on
top after the storm, as solid &na firm as
ever, and not the least muddy.
But we are Motley we'll plea sed with the
condition of affairs, for, though the Coch~
ran, he still can crow.
We are now hoping to see another OF
Cobb county's honored sons receive his
merited deserts in the promotion of Judge
George F. Gober to the Supreme bench,
and, as we have once before remarked,
would think the chair thus left vacant,
well filled if Col. Chas,, Phillips should be
placed therein.
Miss Marielle Nesbitt returned home on
Saturday last, and, although her visit was
owing to her illness, still her friends were
none the less glad to see her again.
The meeting of the NJ. B Duncan So
ciety was held at the Lester residence on
Monday evening, and was an interesting
and pleasant occasion.
The entertainment for the benefit of I'm
ion Chapel Sunday School, was most ex-
cellent one. Prof. Alphonso DeVere, as
sisted by Prof Burch, exhibited some most
wonderful tricks of legerdemain. filling up
a good part of the evening with their magic
! art, very kindly contributed their services.
We were also very kindly assisted by Mr..
Thomas B. Irwin, Mr.. D. P. Lester, Miss
Sallie Lester, Mrs. Herrin and Miss Bar
nard in music way-whiJe Miss Ellen
w illiams. Of Atlanta, Miss Jennie Manget
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13

and Mr. TLos. Thompson, Of Marietta,
gave us much pleasure by their Rotations
As many of our Marietta friends failed to
attend. we will now tell you where we are
located, that you may find us next time
Union Chapel is located on the South.
western banks of Two Mile Branch" a
few miles north Of its entrance into the
Gulf of Mexico. The stream is not navi-
gable at this point. but is always fordaole
on a moonlight night We bavs many
good people out this way, good many
Kernels (Colonels) ON the Cobb, and some
times Mayor. But [ hear our editor
growing and must stop. Come and see
us. FARMER BEACH
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FIELD---GLOVER.
Hymen Unites Two Happy Hearts i'm
WedIOck.

A large number of guests thronged the
elegant residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Glover, on Whitlock Avenue, on last Tues.
day evening, to witness the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Leize Glover, of this
place, to Mr. Marcus Il Field, of Canton.
Ga.
Ike interior of the residence was decor
ated most deliberately and presented a
beautiful appearance.
Under the inspiring strains OF the WED
ding March" as discoursed by Wurm's
Orchestra, the happy couple took their
places under canopy.
The couple were preceded by two little
flower girls, Idel and Jennie Glover.
Then came the attendants-Mr. T. w.
Glover with Miss Pave Wilder, of Savan,
nah; Mr.. Walter L. Sessions with Miss
Amanda Lawrence, OF Marietta Mr.. Her,
schel Mastin, of Kansas City, with Miss
Mabel Glover; Gen. P. NJ. B. Young, of
Caitersville, with Miss Jessie Montgomery
OF Marietta; Mr.. John n. Brantley, with
Miss Laura Brumby, of Marietta Mr.. J.
B. Glover, Jr., with Miss Mamie Hansell,
of Thomasville; Mr.. w. B. Glover, of At,
lanta, with Miss Carrie Sessions, of Mari,
eta; Mr.. Charley Abbott, of Atlanta, with
Miss Fannie Cook, OF Macon.
Mr.. Marcus Fl. Field, GROOM with his
brother. Mr.. E. E. Field, Jr Miss Leize
Glover, (bride) with her sister, Miss Fam
ME Glover, (meid of honor)
Rev c. 7. A. Pise, of the St. James
Episcopal Church, performed the cere>
mony in an impressive manner.
Then came shower Of congratulations.
The bride is lovely blonde, queenIy in
the magnifcence Of personal charms and
graces of head and heart, and numbers hei
friends by the score. The gentlemanly
and handsome groom is widely known anC
deservedly popular.
The quantity of elegant wedding presents
showed the high esteem in which the brid,
is held by loved ones and friends
Sumptuous refreshments were served il
choice variety, and mirth, music and hap
piness ruled the hour.
The happy couple left ontthe $50 trail
for Kan3as City, where they will remaiI
for month or more.
The Journal extends its warmest cor
gratulations and hest wishes.
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Dress Goods.

An immense stock, embracing all the
new ideas. We can, only call your atten-
ton to few of the special drives we are
offering
1000 yards Wrapperettes, manufactured to
retail at 10 cents, at cents.
60 pieces Endinboro Cords a heavy cotton
dress fabric, striped and figured, some>
thing entirely new at 10 cents
l lot Double Width Striped Serges at l5 cts.
/ lot Double Width Cashmeres, all the new
shadings, at 20 cents.
l lot Checked Suitings, SO in, at Is cts.
| lot sc in Storm Serges, daintily dashed
with Camels Hair, something new for %
cents.
| lot sc in Dress Fanuels, 35~ceut value for
% cents.
| lot sc in CheVrons, new standings, for 20 cts
! lot SO in Whipcords special drive, Is cts.
We have also added to the Is cent list
a few pieces OF choice plaid Flannels, 4C
cent value for % cents.
| lot Sc in Striped Storm Serges for 80 cts.
lot SO in Striped Storm Serges for 40 cts.
l lot 40 in Astl achan Plaid Flannels, all
wool, for so cents.
10 pieces Silk Finish. All Wool Cashmeres
all the new standings, 80 in. at 80 cts
| lot AZ in, Atwood, heavy CameIs Hair
Suitings, worth Is cts easily fol- 80 cts
All Wool Storm Serges, 80 in, tor so cts
All Wool Storm Serges, SO in, for 50 cts
| lot so in Dress Flanne,s, all wool, IS cts
Ladies Cloth Medium Weight, and vel
adapted to our climate, fine family visi'
bic twill, for $l.00.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
BLOWOUT.
WAS 1T CAUSED By GAS 2
UPPER E. TENN, Oct. 10th, 1892.

UPPER E. TENN, Oct. 10th, 1892.
DEAR JOURNAL AS the Georgia
political caldron boiled over on the
9Th, it may prove an acceptable
variety to the readers Of our favorite
paper, if a few items are thrown in
the cooling kettle before its emo
tional period-8th November. A
cleft in Bays Mountain has been
enlarging for forty years; from one
foot it has widened to ten. At
another place on the side of the
same little mountain, there was a
blowout" some years ago ; great
noise was heard, and when those
living in the vicinity sought for the
cause they found hole in the side
of the mountain several feet deep
and twenty in diameter, by the sides
of which laid (and yet lie) debris Of
rocks and earth. Twenty miles
away from this blowout locality
there is cracked limestone rock,
the width of the crack increasing
very slowly from year to year
Might not these be indications oi
natural gas being confined under
the surface ? The first frost of au-
tumn visited us here on the 9Th. II
it reached North Georgia, it doubt
less nipped the hopes aud aspirations
Of men, as well as vegetable verdure.
No pines grow in this part OF Wash
ington county, north of the Nola-
chucky river,' while south of it they
are quite abundant. This is one OF
the best oak timbered regions in the
United States. Virginians mainly
settled this part of East Tennessee ;
lands are dearer and more carefully
cultivated than in some other Sec
tons, buG the roads are very rough
in most places all the year, and in
the.spring are often almost impass-
BILE. Many greatly object to this
region on account of its bad roads.
But this will be remedied ere long,
by tax road-l&w. The masses all
favor it. L. +. j.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
TO NOMINATE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Cobb County Democratic Executive
Com mittee met on the 9th inst, in pursu>
ance to call. e. N. Holland, chairman,
presiding, and w. G. Blankinship, secre-
ta-y pro tenn. All districts were represent
ed. The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Resolved, That primary election for
the purpose of nominating comfy officers
be held at the different precincts of the
county on Saturday, the 3rd day of De,
cember next; the said election shall be
held by the members of the Executive
COMMITTEE of.the respective districts or
whom they shall appoint. in accordance
with the same rules pertaining to general
elections, and that all persons who will
pledge themselves as democrats to abide
the result of said primary, shall be allowed
to vote therein; that the returns OF said
election be certified to the Executive Com
mittee on the following Monday at IL a.
M, at the court house, to be by them cons
solidated and the result declared
Resolved, 1t is the sense of this con, ,
mittee that the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff be required to name his Deputy.
]. 81. Cantrell, T. j. Lunsford, ard J. z.
Foster were appointed committee to
confer with Judge Maddox in regard to his
delivering series of addresses in this
county. R. N. HOLLAND, Chairman.
W. G. BLANKENsHIP. Sec. pro tenn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
THE SLANDERER.
He Cannot Escape the Retribution Due
His Foul Deeds.

IF there be one place hotter than
another down in that damned world
of the damned which some religions
have sought to materialize, that hot
test place is reserved for the liar
and mischief-maker. the men who
stir up strife and defame tie char
acter of their neighbors. There has
been never yet human wrong for
which there was not exacsed hui
man penalty. You know not what
shape this penalty shall take, you
know not when payment shall be de-
handed of you but, by all the gods
of men-you shall not escape!
Scorn the religious aspect of evil, if
you will, but in the changeless and
Interchangeable laws of nature it is
written the way of the transgressor
is forever hard. This. good COM
rade, is physically and spiritually
true. For animal diseases the ply
stefan brings healing; but for the
mind diseased there is no balm this
side of the grave. You may wrong
your friend and upon his wrongs
journey far, but ct che knocking Of
your foul hands the pearly gates
shall never swing open. The work
of the slanderer Is frequently fatal,
but to his staggering form is bound
the body of his victim and there is
no escape. Men scorn the liar liv-
| ing and dogs feed upon his grave
dead. Truth alone is eternal.
! Falseho6d may lead you. to material
glory, but truth will stand behind
the spectre of death and mock you,
and speed you on the way to join
the ranks of the damned. Birming-
ham Age Herald.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
MAKE 1T.

AN old farmer from jackson coun-
ty recently talked with the Athens
Banner and thus explained the
cause of hard times: sit is not the
low price of cotton" said the farmer,
''for have often sold it for 6 and 7
cents, and thought was doing we'll,
but | carried all the money home
with me !; did not leave any Of it in
Athens, tor | made what | needed
on the farm. You don't have any
old fashioned gins and screws to
pack cotton in; you don't hear the
wheel and cards going in the kitrhen
on a rainy day you don't see any
pillow stocks, Ak helves, hoe handles,
baskets ard horse collars made at
home. They all go to town and
get them. You don't see any big
pen full of fattening hogs around the
house. You go town to get your
meat. never saw painted pillow
stock with an iron foot until the
yankees brought them down here.
If you will go back to those old
times and make what you live on at
home, there will be no third party
nor any one asking for $50 per capita.
You go to town too often after things
that can be raised at home. Try it
and see if / am not right"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
SHOES.

Our constant aim in this department is
merit-Shoes that fit and shoes that wear,
at moderate cost.
Mems Solid Balls to II at $l00.
Mems first quality Kip Double Sole, Stand
ard screw bottom, a $l.4O Brogan for
$1.18
Mems GOODYEAR. double and tap sole, Bal
or Cong, solid as rock, undoubtedly
the best shoe in America Tor 81 So
Mems Calf Congress or Bal, sewed, all
solid, smooth inner sole and sole leather
counters for $500.
Mems Fine Cali Sewed Shoe Bal or Cong,
Smooth Inners, Pure Oak Soles, at 81. so.
Mems James Means 4 Co., celebrated as
the pioneer So Shoe, standard shoe in
everv sense, for $780,
Mems Fine Shoes and Boots made by
Chas. Heiser, the besG Shoe money
can produce for $500.
In every style and size.
LADIES. -
Our Home Made, solid Calf at $l.l8. Ey
cry pair guaranteed.
Ladies Glove Grain Button or Bal Shoes,
solid, at $1.00
Ladies Grain and Glove Grain Button
Shoes, smooth inners, heavy solid soles,
sole leather counters at 81 25.. Simply
the best shoe in the world for the money
Competition can't touch them.
Ladies Genuine Dongola Kid Button Shoe,
overlap seams, patent tip in Common
sense and opera styles, at $3.50.
Ladies Genuine Dongcla Kid Button, pat
ent tip and cloth tops at 81 90.
Ladies Kid Button Goodyear Welt at 50. so.
Ladies Fine Shoes in all lasts and styles
are the best and most stylish goods we
have ever shown.
CHILDREN, BOYS AND MISSES.
Our stock Of these goods is a superb one,
durable and well fitting.
We offer a solid Grain Button School
Shoe, sole leather counter and tip, double
nailed heel, IL to 2, for 81 90
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
Notions & Small Wares.

Cedar Lead Pencils cents per dozen
Children's Purses and 10 cents.
Mems Purses 5 and 10 cents.
School Combinations cents
Paper Needles, Bodkins and Darners sets.
Large Scrap Books 10 cents
Pearl Shirt Buttons 10 cents.
Carpenters Pencils 25 cents dozen
Novelty Braids.
Linen Floss.
Belongs, Knitting and Flo Silks.
Ladies Genuine Coin Silver Thimbles Scots
Warranted Solid Back, English Bristle
Hair Brush so cents.
Hair Brushes, Bath Brushes Nail Brushes
Infants Brushes. Tooth Brushes, Clothes
Brushes. Combs, etc., at lowest prices.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-10-13
Soaps and Perfumery.

Cocoa Castle Soap cents per cake.
Colgate's Turkish Bath cents per cake
White Clematis cents per cake.
Pears Unscented l3 cents per cake.
Cuticura Is cents per cake
All" 20 cents per cake.
Cashmere Bouquet Il cents per cake.
Colgate's Violet Water 80 Gets per bottle.
Florida Water 80 cts per bottle.
Genuine St Thomas Bay Rum so cts Ter
bottle
Lubin's Face Powders.
Evilo Face Powders
One ounce Extracts, 10 cents.