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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-09
MARTINS FERRY.
TrainpS Work-Dcnth--Acc Geld cnt-i 'orson.
nj and q. ksr So.cs,

IFnfnpS W0rk-Dcnth-Acclu -!'crSOn.
nj and o. ker So:ca h
Yesterday morning two tramps enter.
cd Martin liunkcr's saloon on Penn
stroet and asked for something to cat.
Martin procured lunch and set II on
tho counter, after whicl, he stepped in.
TO the back room. When hc returned
tho tramps, lunch, cash box and all had
disappeared. The tramps were not seen
aftcrward.
H. Edwards, tho sprinter who took
part N tho race ut Lafayette hall GU
saturday night, denies tho statement In
tho Sunday NcpO TO tho effect that ho
Knocked McClolland down and sncakod
OH like dog. Ito says lo was ono OF
tho last persons to leave the rink
Edward Dolley died at Stoubcnvillc on
sunday. Ills remains woro brought to
Martins Ferry, his home, yesterday.
Iho funeral will take place from st.
Mary's church this morning at 8 o'clock.
The deceased was the son OF Mr.. Michael
Dehoy. W, IT
]. NJ. Henderson & Co. will open o
first class hardware store to-day in tho
Cattcll room, corner Hanover and
Fourth streets, occupied until yester-
day by hamburger Bros. @
There are already several applicants
Tor tho position OF letter carrier in Mar
TINS Ferry, should tho bill puss which
provides for FREQ delivery In cities OF
5000 inhabitants.
Scott Stewart and Amos Belts arc
hitting up aroom IN the Schnclfcr prop.
ccrty, on Hanover street, for tho manu-.
facturc OF soft drinks. .''
A force OF mon were at work ycslcr-
day putting up poles along tho Termi-
nal for the Western Union Telegraph
company. 'a
While stealing a ride on the street
cars yesterday boy named Morris
Rowley fell of and had a cash cut in his
head.
George A1uldoon, OF Wheeling, putup
81 yesterday for drunkenness and abus-
ing his horse on Sunday night.
Tho now jobbing mill at tho IEtna,
which has been OFT on account Of the
furnace, resumed yesterday.
onc poIiiNp uepaTtlncHt Ut luo LElntl
mill was thrown off last night BY the
breaking OF tho squeczers. N
Yesterday about fifty Italians we're at
work putting in q switch for the G. 4 p.
road at the Standard Mill.
Miss Sadie Williams, OF Cleveland, is
visiting her brother, John NJ. Williams,
OF the Third Ward.
Special communion service was held
in tho Baptist Church at o'clock on
Sunday vening.
Contractor Thomas Green was out
yesterday, the first time for four wctlss.
Thomas Gibson. OF jEtnaville, left
yesterday for Fairmont, ". Va.
Al Wilson will exhibit twenty-eight
dogs at Chicago this week.
E;J. A. Drennen, Esq, OF Minncapo-
lis, is in the city.
Miss Sadie Elliott is visiting her sister
at Wellsburg.
James Hendricks, u vag, was run in
last evening.
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seAL ESTATE.
TOR S-AI-..E.


II you want pleasant home on tho Island, |
cln lcll you II ilrw suvctl.roOned house, with
lnih ro0m laundry aIid all nGudctn con.
ytnIcnccs. or nh oightrOQmGd brick house, on
Market street, near tho business Cpnlru OF tho
city. We also huyo building lots In all parts OF
tho city
stor room md business anl dwelling 1T
BlnlnQ Ohio, foot OF ST ClnIrSvlllc hill Whole
business Tor 81 100 Lot " aero, In fruit.
brick row. GtiS, 22io, Gs1tl and 2!lL A 10 per
cent lnyeStinCIt. 10. .'i''.f
Now slS'roomrd house on North Erie street,
high aud dry, for Sl,7jO. fGE|
Thrce'roomc,l lou'c, No. q South Huron
street, lotOSxi"0. room enough for another house,
New iourroomcd house, g7l0 Moyston street,
Z Tho siS.rooned irnmo house. with most d&
siTRble corner lot, northeast corner OF Eo!r MID
Twcnty'Nith Streets f57s1
:. A now Six:roomod house on McColoch street,
East Wheeling. SUo oasl and the balance In
small payments. ~ |F -
New Goublo house,. seven rooms each side
hard wood finish, all modern improvements:
VIII pnylO per cent us Investment.
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth, Fifteenth md McColloch
streets, East Wheeling. H = -
On South Front street.
On North York street, river lot
Corner North York and Cromwell streets; nice
location. ID fI5. -" -
Lots in Gilchrls, addition from s2eS to $50 and
those nrc good lots, on high ground. W.
On Wabash street, In old Fair Grounds
On South Penn street III
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Az Aor or HosrILIrY
Carrying thu Confederate Flag II Vlolutio
of tho Terms OF Surrender.

OF tho Terms OF Surrender.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. Sat tic timc OF
the unwilling OF the Grady monument
hero it was reported TO COMMANDMENT.
Chief Palmer that tho Grand Army
most in this city had marched in the
procession in which Confederate flags
were carried. This brought ont M order
rom Gen. Palmer, III which lo com.
handed that hereafter G. A. Il. organic.
atoms should not take part,in such
parOdcs. ~
In reply to this, the members OF tho
most met and sent n communication In
which they declared TINT whilo they
had no apology to make for their action,
they would have preferred that tho flag
had not been carried, as it was inap.
propriato to tho occasion and gave op-
poriunity for tho creation OF expressions
Of ill.ieolng over dead issues.
General Palmcrs reply to this was
read before tho post on Saturday night.
llo reitorates his former position and
adds:
"a rcbol officer has no right TO wear
rebel uniform in any loyal city. 1t ID
simply adding insult to injury IIo has
as as much right to bear tho traitors
flag through the streets OF tho loyal city
as he has TO wear tho traitors garb. Il
is against tho terms OF surrender and an
act OF hostility against tho government
OF the United States.p .5
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All SORTS OF Local news anu Gossip from
the Glass City.
Recently it was stated that whatever
kind OF q new congressional map was
made for this state this district would
probably be made in the shape it passed
the senate, but it is now learned that it
will meet with opposition in the house.
Representative Heinlcin is understood
not to favor the district as proposed in
Guiding this county, and has consider
able quiet backing in his position. But
whatever district this county may be in,
it is certain there will be contest for
the delegates, and it may be three
handed contest, each having part OF the
delegates FROM Belmont. ~
The rate oiinsurancc now charged on
glass factories is from 2! toS per cent;
and some Of the old line companies will
not write policies on this line OF proper
ty for less than5 per cent, and don't
want it at any price. Reliable, compa.
MES OF this kind are growing more nu-
morous each year, and on the, principle
that "a burnt child breads the fire, /" it
will soon be more than hard enough to
get desirable insurance at any price on
a glasshouse.
While Martins Ferry is reducing the
salaries of its municipal officers and St.
Clairsville cuts them off entirely, Bell
aire officers indulge in talk about in
creased pay and adding another manto
the night force OF police. There is
nothing un2rateiul about "the republic
of Bellaire."
The Bellaire steel plant made the
greatest run in its history: last, week. 1t
turned out 2,0S6 tons. OF good quality
steel. The highest record ever made in
any ono week previous TO that time was
few tons over 1900. Harry Mcdonald
is the superintendent. ;.
Some OF the glass statesmen who have
been at Pittsburgh the past month with
samples are now at home in this vicin-
ity. This week will end the winter OK
hibit ND thore, and when the summer
show comes they will ali be at the
Wheeling Glass, Crociery and Lamp
Exchange.
Late Saturday night some of the hook
and ladder boys saw the light OF the
blast furnace and rushed their truck
around a square or two, but brought it
back as hurricdly as possible and hid
from public view.
Dora Peddicord. overcome bv the
heat and smoke at the fire Saturday
night, George Brown, who fell from a
ladder, and Frank Satterfold, who
sprained his ankle, arc all able to be
about again.
Misses Maggie Dixon and Della
Rhodes, Of Wheeling, arethc guests OF
Mrs. George Uppcrman, OF the fourth
ward.
Frank Beard, the humorous carica-
turist, will give an entertainment at the
First Presbyterian church this evening.
Court convcnes in this county this
morning, and several people have bust
ness at st. Clairsvilc. ",
Three new saloons have been started
in this city in the past ten days.
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Volcano Oil Field.

Special Dtpdtch 10 the Inttlligenccr:
PAnKERspURG, W. Va. Feb. SC. T.
Pontious has an oil we'll in progress at
Volcano, supposed to be down 1900 feet.
No one can learn any particulars as
strong guards and piclcts are keeping
away all persons, both residents and
strangers. The well is on tho West Vir-
glnla tract.
Thomas 4 Styles have shut down
their lease. Low price will not pay for
coal and running eXpcnsas. THIS lease
produces oil that was sold for Sl.50 to
S30O per barrel. The cut to. Us cents
Will not pay to produce here. They
shut down some twelve wells. a.
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Cougl, Following tho Grin,

Many persons, who have recovered
from Ia grippe arc now troubled with a
persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will promptly loosen this
cough and relieve tho lungs, elrecting
permanent cure in very short time.
% and so cent bottles for sale by G. r.
Goetze, W. w. Irwin, John Klari, G.
schncpf, c. Monkemillcr, W. S. Nc
Cullough, NJ. W. Heinrici W. Z. Will
liams. S. /. Bricc, John Coleman and
W. II. Williams. Wheeling, W. Va. +;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; B. F.
Peabody, Bcnwood, W. Va. D4w
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myself

The speaker was Mr.. Frank Curtis. OF No. llGG
High street, Wheeling. II do not remember
The exnet date when my trouble began. but 1t
dates back about twenty years, rs near as can
tell anything about H." continued Mr.. Curtis.
"My father says | was ran over By wagon on
| tho streets OF baltimore, when was a 8mnll
child. almost died from tho effects OF my In
lurics. but. on regain!ng my health again. was
ycm6er l. 1891. when called on Drs. Copeland
4 Hcll and placed myself under their care l
mad continual ringing mud roarng, and sounds
III my ears similar TO that OF train Of cars and
at times terrible pN!u In my head.
"Catarrh hnuy set III. nnd my nose would
stop np SO tight that was compelled to breathe
through my mouth to get mir. Constant drop
ping OF mucous. from my head into my throat,
Kept me hawking and splitting most OF tho
Tine. Two years ago my nose and thront 10. so
bad would frequently cough 50 hard | would
| spit blood rs q result Had no appetite, and
what did cat disagreed with me, causing terri
bic pains IN my stomach. bowels and bnck.
grew 80 weak and emacatcd was hardly able
10 work. would feel more tired In the morning
thah The night before oil going to bed. can
now cat good, square meal aud relish II, cNil
do hnrd days work with pleasure. which wa,
continual drag heretofore; can hear MI ordi.
nary conversation and Cnn heartily recommend
my one suffering rs | have done, to try those
eminent specialists at No. ll2l Main street, and
The above statement can DO easily verified at
ll6G High street, Wheeling. -tEI
DOCTORS COPELAND & DELI. have located
permanent Offices ut il2l Main street, Wheeling,
W. Va, whore they treat with success all c,rable
cases. Office hours-9 to II II. H.. to p. H. and
o9p. III. Sundays, 0 n. III. 70 u n ind to /
Pm. Speclaltics-Catarrh and diseases OF tho
Eye Ear, Throat and Lungs. Consultation free.
Address all mail 10 DRs. COPELAND l. BELL,
III Main street Wheeling. W. Va.
Treatment. including medicine S month.
Nb'The Office OF DRS. COPELAND & BELL. Is not
connected In any way with amy other Offices in
Wheeling PLEASE REMEMBER THIS. De- Fl.
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NIOUNDSVILLE,
A Miscellaneous Melango of Minor Mat.
tors from NInrshall's IotrnnnlIa

tors from AInrshall's Metropolis,
About fifty residences and other
buildings are in course OF construction
in and about the city. Just as soon MS
favorable weather comes work will be
begun on almost that many more. 31m
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Parsons returned
from Cameron yesterday, where they
had been attending the funeral Of Mr..
Brice Howard, who was Mrs. Parsons
father. !
The schmulbach building is now
under roof, and will be pushed rapidly
to completion. The lower story will
make three commodlous storerooms.
The County Court meets today to
consider complaints regarding. tho re.
assessment. They. will probably have a
good deal OF business on hand.
a son OF Edward Dorsey, OF Union
district, is lying quite low with typhoid
lever. The Young man is nephew OF
Senator D. A. Dorsey.
The Merchants & Mechanics banl,
received deposits yesterday. This was
the first day 1t has been open for bust.
ness.
NJ. T. Giesey, the wcll-known Wheel
ing architect, was here yesterday pre-
pairing plans for some now buildings.
EX-Sherilr i. 4. Gray is confined to
his homo on Seventh street by illness,
lilo was reported bettor last evening.
Miss Lynne Hammond, chief clerk at
the postoilice, has returned from visit
to New Alartinsville friends.
Tho Newport club will give another
party on Wednesday evening. This is
the regular fortnightly hop.
"Nell's Dad" will DO the attraction at
tho opera house Saturday evening.
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SpFctGl Dispatch 10 the IncRiytnccr. l,.;s.
PAEKEnsnuRG, W. Va, Feb. S.-Sena-
tor and Mrs. ]. N. Camden left this
evening over the Ohio River road for
Florida, where they will remain several
weeks. They were accompanied by
MIS- H. ?. Camden and son Sprigg. The
party went i'll Senator Camdcn's private
car "GaulcY.N
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Clerk CtoustOn's Case,

fitS'Gi Dispatch 10 the in'clliqenccr.
PAREERsnURG, W. VA, Feb. s.--Cir-
cult Court Convened to-day. Judge
foreman on bench, Deputy Circuit
Court Clerk Clouston on trial. The mo-
,'on to quash the indictments against
nm for alleged embezzlement was over
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Forser S.o,yn Arrested.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Iatlliqencer
MARIETTA, O., Feb. 81. Smith Stowe,
j. tho badly wanted forger OF this city,
was arrested last night at Cairo, H.,
ana an expressed his willingness to return
without 4 rcquisition. The deputy
sheriff lett last night to bring Stowe
eack. He was indicted Saturday.
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Prohibition In lIninc,

BANGOR, Me-, Feb. Sit is stated
mat the grand jury, which isiu session,
mas indicted every rum seller in the
wy There arc over 200 OF them and it
~ y expected there will DO general exo-
ancc in court. = ~ n
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Bank Closed.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Fob. S.-A spc-
s!a' 10 tho Journal from NIoorhead,
N'hn'' says that the Merchants Bank
=, mat city closed its doors this morn
. ns Win Sl75,OOO on deposit, including
considerable OF the county funds.
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4SltrENtSd, MtcH., Feb. s.-A heavy
snow storm, tho second and promising
~ DC the worst of the season, is raging
" "G; Electric street cur lines arc block.
n"su, Two engines are required to run
passenger trains and all arc late.
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,. nY a very ingenious and original
S Sjes. DR.. J. 9, Aver 4 Co., Of Lowell,
sen, ;,, are enabled TO extract tho es-
ii IL y, properties OF tho materials used
- v INC preparation OF their famous
n" &tFs Sarsaparilla, thus securing Il
Cd ji ~ and strength that can be obtain
W IN no other way. T'.5% pAw
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;ra NEW York, Feb. Hoffman 4 Ochn-
isYyhr, importers OF bronze powders and
IsiMhosraphic stones, assigned to-day to
y S'G yer K, Moore, with preference OF
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N. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 8, 'S3:
He had used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time, DIV
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GARFIELD TEA is composed wholly OF
harmless herbs, hence its effects can
never be Injurious. Why, then, take
nnuseous pills, oils or cathartics that
constipato? lisa
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TO IET.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
business house, 1861 Market street
Storu room Mt l223 Main strcot. lss
Modern ninc.roomed house. with bath hun.
dry rooms, etc.. corner South Front and Fink
streets. suufr1as. rf.f.zt..rs' 1.l = II'--,
slx;;roomed dwelling, North Eric street; sulta.
lble for two families .11 "a ITt-T - 3.
Fivc.roomod house. % Zane street. Possession
February /. gttt I'r-t
Once rooms, second Aoor 1918 Min street.
Dairy farm. x milo from this city on National
pike. =. IIII7 80 - -
Thrcc.roomed house, 100 Virginia street,
hive'roomcd house, 10 South Broadway.
Fourroomed house, lG South York.
G. 0. SMITH,
les .--- 1910 Market Strcnt
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IT is not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that
makes it sell, and wins the confidence OF
the people.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Growing Old Gracefully.

"What lovely old lady" | heard
man remark at the opera, lately. "She's
quite as beautiful as any girl in the
house Such color and complexion is
rarely seen in woman pass forty
Indeed, the woman of whom he spoke
was lovely. Her face was clear and
smooth, her checks, fresh and rosy. her
eyes bright with perfect health aud the
enjoyment of life She had passed the
critical change of life without falling in
to ''tbe sere and yellow Leaf, as most
American women do How had she sue
ceeded in doing this9 Simply by using
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription at a
time when nature stood in need OF some
assistance. Size had taken it at the right
time. In doing this she was wise. Wiser
than most women who Crust to luck"
in getting through the critical and try
ing period safely. This standard RENE
dy is Just what is woman's best friend.
In all diseases peculiar to the sex, it ac-
composites what no other remedy does
cure. Take it, woman, when life s
autumn begins, and "grow old gracefully.
Your money back if it doesn't help YOU.
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THE SoUTHERNER.
What a New Orleans Paper Says of a Play
that will Be Presented in Dawson
Tonight

What a New Orleans Paper Says of Play
that will Be Presented i'm Dawson
Tonight.
The New Orleans Picayune, of Feb.
Sth, says:
The usual large Sunday night audi
ence greeted the first appearance of 1.-The
Southerner'' in the city at the st. Charles
Theatre last night. The play was writ
ten by Mr.. Charles Nevins, who acts the
principal part. 1t is only one OF many
plays he has written, and is regarded the
best Blossom Anderson, little north
ern girl, is stolen from her parents by
George Reynolds, a rejected sutton of her
mothers Blossom is taken South, cru
ely treated by Reynolds, her face is
stained and she is sold into slavery at
New Orleans. Her mother, sis er and
brothers come to New Orleans, appear
at the auction mart and, although not
recognizing her, buy her in from Colonel
Billy Laing, to whom she was sold by
Reynolds Blossom, who has had brain
fever also fails to recognize her mother.
Meantime, the war comes on and Colonel
Laing, Reynolds and Blossom, two
brothers, meet on the battlefield at Bull
Run. Harry, Blossoms adopted brother,
recognizes heyuOluS anu moTGdIly WOuuuS
him. In his dying delerium he discloses
the fact that Glover, the little mulatto
that Mrs Anderson bought, is her own
daughter, Blossom. He then dies and
all ends well. 1t is well written play,
in sympathy with Southern people. Mr..
Nevns, as Billy Laing, is good. George
Reynolds, the heavy man, is good in his
death scene. Fred Wilson, Misses Madge
Young and Katie Willard, as negro inn
personators, deserve credit for not exag-
gorating their parts. Miss Rose O'Neil,
as Kate Dalton, was quite natural. Mr..
George Langdon, as Edward Anderson,
did very well.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
A + inc Beer.

Messrs. Bynum d Tucker, the popular
saloon men, have secured the agency of
the famous Artesian Beer, manufactured
by tue Montgomery Brewing Company.
Wherever introduced this beer be-
comes the most popular sold, and the
the big demand for it attests its
merits. This beer is made of arte-
sian water, the best Canada malt and
Bohemian hops, and is said to be the
purest article Of the kind manufactured
1t took the gold medal at the Paris ex-
position in 1889. Call at Bynum &
fuckers and try it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02

Mr.. r. E. Lennard, of Fort White, Fla,
is in the city.
Mr.. John Mann has returned from a
trip to Arkansas.
Miss Edna Symmes visited friends at
Leary last week.
Miss Mamie Fillingamme is visiting
her brothers in the city.
Miss Willie Hodnett, of Americus, is
visiting Miss Mamie Alexander.
Mrs. Griffin of Cuthbert, is visiting h .r
daughter, Mrs. John Bartlett, on College
street.
Judge j. B. Perry and Mr.. W. w.
Davis are i'll New Orleans attending
Mardi Gras.
Misses Jennie and Rosa Remney, of
Norfolk, Va, are visiting the family of
Mr.. G. l.. Mize.
Miss Mamie Statham has returnd
homefrom a visit made to Mrs. FOuche.
at McDonough.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
GOES no COLUMBUS.

Changes in the Agencies of the Columbus
Southern,
Mr. }. y. Sutton, who has been the
agent az the Columbus Southern rail
road in this city for several months, has
been promoted to the agency at Colum-
bus.
During their stay in Dawson Mr.. and
Mrs, sutton made many friends who
sincerely regretted to see them leave.
Mr.. Il. Crouch resumes his former
position as agent of the road here. Mr..
Crouch has, fer number OF years. been
connected with the railroad interests of
DaWsons, and will make the Columbus
Southern good and popular agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Piles! Pilesl Itching Piles,

SYMPToMs-Mo1sture; intense itching
and singing, most at night, worse by
scratching. Ii allowed TO continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming vely sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and in most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists or by
mail for 80 cents. DIR. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia.
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Best of All

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the Spring
time comes, use the true and perfect
remedy, Syrup of Figs. One bottle will
answer for all the family and costs only
80 cents; the large size 81. Try it and
be pleased. Manufactured by California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
A Child Killed.

Another child killed by the use of OPT
atesg iven in the form of soothing syrup.
Why mothers give their children such
deadly poison is surprising when they
can relieve the child of its peculiar tron-
bles by us ng DR.. Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no opium or morphine. Sold
by Dean & Brannon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-02
Shot in the Eve,

While out hunting, few days ago, Mr..
Perry Crouch was accidentally shot by
one OF his companions, Mr.. Hill. One
shot took effect in his eye, and an other
In his face. Both shot were extracted
by DR.. Goneke, and Mr. Crouch is out
again, though his eye is still quite sore,