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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-30
CALL FOR
6 Per Cent. White Pine County
Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Treasurer of White Pine Comfy.
State Of Nevada. has advertised and given
notice that scale proposals would be re-
ceived by him for the redemption OF Six Per
Cent. Bonds, iesued under TO provisions
an Act of the Legislatfe &. l3e state Of
Nevada, entitled An Act 10 authorize the
County Commissioners of White Fine County
10 issue Six Per Cent. Bonds of said County,
and other purposes approved March 3, 1885:
and that no bids we're offered.
Now therefore, in pursuance Ct Section is
OF said Act Notice Is he nived 10 the
older or holders the following deser bed
Six Per Cent. Bonds to wit
Bond No. 4, 500 Series.
Bond No. s, $40 series.
Bond No. q, 500 Series.
Bond No. 7. 500 Series.
Bond No. 4. 500 Series.
Bond No. D. 500 Series.
Bond 70. 10, 500 Series,
Bond No. II. si00 Series.
Bond No. l2, 500 Series
Bond No. ID, 800 Series.
Bond No II, 500 Series.
Bond No. 3, $500 Series
Bond, No. 4, 800 Series.
Bond No. ), $500 Series.
Bond No. 2, $500 Series.
Bond No. 3, $500 Series
To pre- ont and surrender the Same for pay
ment 10 me at my Office In ely, In said County
and state, at II o'clock A NJ on
NO day, sbs LIT Day Of February.
A. ID. 1904.
And notice II fnther given that that If said
Bopdp are not surrendered as above required,
they viii cease 10 bear interest from the
date II this notice.
j, u. WILLIAMSON.
County Treasurer. White pine County, New.
Ely. Ney., dan. .. 1892. II
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NOTICE FOR PUBlICATIeh

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~
~ the following named settler D.
notice OF his Intention 10 make nnal pofi
support OF his claim, and that sald p,vs
be made before the District Court OF wv q \
OF Nevada. IN and for tho County s 9 nssE,
Pic. Nevada, Al Ely. Nevada. on bps'V
DAY, February -. issl, VIZ; ne%gg 4
Baker, Cor the SW = OF IN = rasr
/, md SW d Of Sc Il, See. 10, lass
n N.rfh. RANGE - East. Mount Diso@
dian. lie names the following wiln~
proye hi contiguous residence nR s,.m
cultivation Of. said land. VIZ; Nllna@
Gregory. of Osceola. " bite Pine r a,h,,
vada; William Bader, OF 0sceola' Nnnn .c,
county, Nevada Martin Baker, osAiHr
White Pine county. Nevada; hp eos
Baker, Of osceola, White Pihe
Nevada. .,,.,, p.gisttI
jnlO-6wl j I. DoNhbn'
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Taken Up

AT NICHOLS u PARSONS RANCH IN
IA White ltiger~Ono Grey Marc. between
ten aud twelve yoars old, branded q + on
right shoulder aud Il on mock.
The owner OF said animal is requested TO
come forward, prove property and pay
charges, or the auimal will be disposed of as
the law directs.
W. ID. CLEMENTS
White River, October s, 1871. I'm
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NnVAnA,s SUGAR BEETs

Their Quality Places Her Third ina
the List Of Sugar Beet states.
In recent issue of the Nebraska
State Journal the following tabular
statement from government statis-
tics) of the quality of sugar beets
grown In the several States last year
appeared:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-30

A. K. WATSON. HENRY HIHP, nd
SOL HIP, Defendant
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AMOR
~ der Of sale aud Decree of Foreeo,us.
issued out of the District Court of the STATE
of Nevada. County of White Pine. . ne
above entitled action. wherein TIL mas Nfst
A. Il. Cheney, II. J sadler and A. jsek.
son A. Plaintiffs. and Henry Hip a De
fsndanis, obtained Judgment and decree
Of f0rvlOs1re against A X. Watson d..
PENDANT, on the 9th day of Nosembef A d,
1891. for the sum nf Sixteen THOUSAND sfsh
hundred and ninety -elghth and twetYhgr
-hundredths lsiB.4as 81 dollar, iad
counsel fees on foreclosure amounifg e.
seven hundred and seyenty-6Ye 81 - cala'',
and for costs of enit taxed nj the shH Il
one hundred and eighty-twe and @fraY
Onc-hundredlhs sIs2 70l collars lpgfibf
with interest on all of said sums aHslsie
of seven per cent per annam fron ~ dste
Of raid judgment and decree NH "a.
which said decree wa on the said V ass
Woven Der, 1871. recorded In JudgmtAibs ak
No. nj page i3t. am commanded etlln
those certain lots, pieces or paTcelsd aH
situafed. living and being in O-eeea ..
Robinson Mining Districts, County QlAhaf
Pine, state OF Nevada. and described y
lows, to wit
The "Joanna.n Joanna No. - 60
Western" Ontario, point" ''shes'
"Rob Roy" General Logan" "nasa
Treasure. Emma "Pilot Knob, "Ehs
Monitor" star" "star Of the We
Chief" Brooks" GATES Ajar and y.
thur mining claims. ari also the s6aoaI
Age" "uopewell.e Mitchell" "Yele
and "Rpadsde' mining claims In said Ai
ing Districts. together whit all and slngHf
the terements. heredataments and appersh
ances thereunto belonging or In othsrvis
pertaining
And Public Notice is hereby given that On
Saturday. the 18th Day Of February
A. ID. Is92.
At : O'Clock T. NJ of that day. In hohi d The
Court House door. in the Town d BY;
County Of White Pine. State of SwaaA
will In accordance To said Order OF sac ~
Decree Of Foreclosure, sell all the RICH, w
and interest of the said defendant A. q
Watson. Of, in and TO the above deicnes'
property To satisfy said Judgment win u
to rest and costs thereon. TO the higbel -
best bidder. for cash in lawful monq Of
United States of America.
Dated, Ely, Nevada. January %. fs.
BEN PAYNE. shsrkN1
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notice FOR PUBLicAIIaE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
EUREKA, NEVADA, August -. 1871 J

UNITED STATES LAND OffNet
EUREKA, NEVADA, August -. iSL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN John Il Jones. of Carson Cit, Mh 2,
Nevada, authorized agent for the we ~
Nevada and acting for and In its bshil ~
filed an application to enter under ths ",
vision Of an Act of Congress, approved W y.
10. 1890. entitled An Act to grant e x u
State of Nevada lands in lien oftbe sla s.s,s
and thlrty-sixth Sections In said s.a' 4,
Ne. 4 Of the NJ. 4 Oh Section .. Tosns:nl v
IL North, Range 63 East. Mount Diapo "
and meridian, In the district OF lano eOs's|
to sale at Eureka, Nevada. and eonah"s
acres. al I'D
The selection OF the above describes a. ~
Of land will be rendered at said LAM sa, WV
on Wednesday. October -, lsm ..,
(a29-6wl j. Z. DUNkbE, N.Y."
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The Chilean situation.

The latest phase in this vexed ques-
ton comes in dispatch from Santi-
ago de Chill, announcing that the
ultimatum sent by the United States
Government has been received and
the issue has reached its most acute
phase. It states the diplomatic rela-
tons between the United States and
Chill must cease, unless the offensive
circular sent by Senior Malta relative
to the Baltimore incident is with
drawn and reparation made for the
attack on the Baltimore sailors.
The immediate cause of the ultin-
alum being sent is said to have been
an intimation on the part OF the
Chilean Government that the promo
ton of good and cordial relations
between Chill and the United States
would be greatly facilitated by the
withdrawal OF Minister Egan. II
Chill declines 10 make the reparation
then diplomatic relations between the
two countries will cease. This does
not mean war. unless Chill provokes
the United States beyond endurance.
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We hereby certify the foregoing TO be the
true and correct statement of the finance Of
White Pine County. Nevada, for the quarter
ending December. 81. 1891.
j. F. CUPID. County Auditor.
j. WILLIAMSON, County Treasurer.
s-s
Z SEAL ED. X. DAILY,
County Clerk.
s--s By wv. LAuRES5os, Deputy
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Justice Bradley, OF the United
States Supreme Court, is dead. He
was appointed By President Grant
in 1870.
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marrifD.

oSS-NEsBERG-In Hamilton, January
%. 1892. by Justice Rush, William Ross
and Miss Alice Nesberg.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-30

At the meeting of the National
Democratic Committee. held in Wash
ington last week, Chicago got away
with the Convention, which will be
held on June 2lst next
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-30

rl'HIS NEW RESTAURANT AND CHOP
L is just opened and will be kept in first
class style. Our patrons will get the very
the market affords.
A share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. fbl
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q. II. KELLOGG. No. $50 Pine Street
Rooms 81 aud So. San Francisco, is agent in
that city for The WHrrE PINE NEWS. aud
all contracts made him will be recognized
by the publisher
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-01-30

And now comes E iison with his
latest proclamation that he will soon
be able to kill the armies OF out enc
mics by tue use of electricity. In
each fort he would put up a poSerfnl
alternating electric battery. one wire
of which would bs groun led. and
the other connected with a stream of
water tn be thrown by hose. The
electricity would follow the water aud
every man caught by it would close
the Circuit an1 immediately the
shock would put them in the other
world. A million could thus be killed
as easily as one. There would be
absolutely no defense unless some
inventor should ret upa glass armor.
Think OF a soldier going to battle
wearing a yitrous helmet and breast
plate. There is no telling what cir
cumstances may bring about.
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ORDER OF SAFE

THOMAS WREN. A. L. CHENEY. II
J. SADLER aud J JACKSON, plaintiff
Va.
A. K. WATSON, HENRY HIHP. ssd
SOL iiiLP, Defendants
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BALANCE FUNDS

Balance in Treasury-...............see.7 6i 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15


all overncarly all the time, aud my body, felt GS
sore rs Il II had been pounded with club i
had constant pain over my eyes nnu through
my temples, and my eye-balls aChed and panied
me away back into my head also had shoot
ing pains through my chest TO each shoulder
blade pain md soreness In the small OF my
back, over the region Of my kidneys and pain
shooting down the legs to the knees, with ut
times numbneSs and pricking sensation, lS OF
needles Juggling me. I Ind rheumatism NIL
through my body, 80 bad Mt times could not
NV nose and throat were constantly stopped
up with sticky. tenacious mucus aud would
often hawk out little chunks OF hard stuff NJ
black rs coal. My throat finally got so sore and
swollen could scarcely swallow. Ny ears were
also Affected byroGrlng and Kissing sounds
1.-THE appetite became Affected and nothing
ate seemed 10 agree with me. After eating my
stomach would swell up like drum. aud was
troubled with bclchlng OF gas. palpitation OF
heart, dizzy aud smOthering sensations etc.
~ could not sleep well. my sleep WIS troubled
with horrid dreams and worked all night IN
these dreams, and nwoke III tho morning tired,
unreircShed sore and aching all over Finally
night sweats set In, which made me very weak
and nervous.
Il shall always blesS the day was directed to
Drs. Copeland. Bell and Davis for they have
done for me what no other doctors could do,
they have cured me tato and sound. mud now
feel like new person. have no aches or phns,
eat and sleep we'll, and awake IN tho morning
rested and anXlou' for my daily work. shall
never forget what they have done Tor me"
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READ THIS.
1T is OF VITAL INTEREST TO
YOU.
Some of These Symptoms are Present
in Every Case of Cat"rrh.

rain owe, the eyes or aC,os the bridge Of the
no C
dull hcldachc and llicd feeling from 10
known cause
Stopping up Of tho moss, right or left roiIrl'
Oilei changing.
Ringing or buaing noises in the ears, often
imparing The hearius.
welk and witcry eyes, in some casc'a con-
slant tendency 10 snec.c.
liability 10 remember OF think, or TO concen'
trnte !hou;h on amy sab oct. -.
lrritlbliity or bad temper anu ueslre 10 Do
left entirely alone
ness aud bloaLing aitGr mctls -.
Coughing IN the morning or Ht,er warm
meal often attended with vomiting.
4 tendency to take cold on the iyhtest provo
cation aud without apparent cause
choking feeling In the Throat, Whlch no
effort appears to 10 able 10 remove.
Snoring at night aud Il dry. pOrchcd throat
with bad tas,O IN the mouth IN the morning.
Itching and dryness IN tho ears, with no So
erection and duilnesS OF hearing
An offensive discharge lrom the cars most
frequent result OF catarrh Of tic head.
Formation Of hard Jumps 10 the nose ana IN
the back part of tic throat oit!n diticult 10 re-
Nervous and discouraged. Labor formerly
done with case now accomplished with great
dilicn'ty.
AcolStani effort 10 clear the throat, generally
unsuccessful and causing great soreness.
A feeling ofnpprehenslon OF evil and general
worry about ones physical condition anu wei
faro.
POlypus tumors, n result OF catarrh with dry :
ness OF the throat and bronchial or asthme1lc
cough.
HoatseuesS the voice firing easily, md with
singers All inability, from huskineSs, 10 sing
Gradual loss OF flesh and strength. thougl inc
usual amount OF food has been eaten.
Rapid palpltatlon OF the heart, often attended
with great nervousness; occurs ut night or al1cF
| meals
Bad breath. repulslve to. patient and those
| about im,RlthOugh the former mag not DC
aware Of Il owing 10 inability to smell.
Shooting pains through the chest, showing
tina. cltarfh Is extending to the lungs and may
be the cause OF serious mischief
Secretious gathering in the back part Of nose
aud throat. having TO BIO cleared By drnwlns
back aud splitting In the morning and during
the day to obtain relief
MANY OF THE FOREGOING SYMPTOMS
ARE FORERUSNERS OF G ASSUMPTION a
FATAL TERMINATION Is THREATENED UN-
LkSS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT Is OBJ
TANNED.
Dm Copeland. Bell and Davis have made,
special study for years past OF diseases q the
nose, throat and chest. and bytheirspecial train
ing and wide experience. by treatment oil hun
dreds OF favourable clSeS'-so called by physi-
clans who do not know how to handle them
arc able TO give relief in every case and cure ap'
parently hopeless ones.
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poMpERIlY no RESIGN.
A Number of Causes aro Alleged for tn
Action.

A Number of Causes ars Alleged for the
Action.
Chicago, Nov. Alt is more than
probable that at the coming session Of
the general assembly OF the Knights Of
Labor 4. v. Powderly will tender his
resignation as grand master workman.
The convention will assemble in St.
Louis tomorrow. A New York tele-
gram saws the Knights of that locality
arc certain that such will be the case,
and the local members, while being
unwilling TO discuss the question, do
not deny that Mr.. Powderly may not be
the future master workman. There ia
a combination of causes for such a
course on the part OF Mr.. Powderly, it
is said, aside from his own reason that
he is broken down In health. David
Lynch and Thomas II. Baynes, repre-
senting the Homestead strikers, are in
the city. The first case against the in.
dicted men OF Homestead will be called
Wednesday, and it is understood that
the two gentlemen are here for the pur-
pose OF securing legal talent. 1t is
also said that Luther Latin Mills and
probably w. S. Forest will be tho law
yers selected. Chicago trades unions
will send a large sum OF money to
Homestead TODAY.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efFectually, 4ispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the. most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FSe SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE ". 0Gg RQQE NA
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Living Win lIs Hsnln Exposed.

PoFLAR GROVE, AJAX, Nov. l4.-sam
McKeil, OF this place, is a living Curl
osity. Some time in August no was
sitting near fire. He had fit and
fell in the fire, his head striking heap
OF red coals. His face, neck and head
were burned until not only the hair and
flesh fell of, but the skull was burned
10 ashes, and a piece OF the skull US
large as mans hand came oil. He is
now up and the flesh wounds are heal
ing. He has a plaster over the brain.
Anyone can see the brain when the
plaster is of.
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A RIG HAUL.
Thieves Get Away With rhlrty.fivO Thou
sand Dollars In CASH.

AHAVsu1 NoA EANaSy "Ath AaASu-
sand Dollars In CASH.
SEA Isle CRY. n. j., Nov. 1.-THE
whole county of Cape May is greatly ex-
cited over the robbery of the residence
Captain Elijah Wheaton, at Tuckahoo,
some time during the early part of the
week. The amount taken was S35 900
in cash.
Captain Wheaton and his family left
home last Tuesday for short visit to
friends, and upon their return discov-
cred that money to the amount Of $685.
600, which had been kept in u bureau
drawer, was missing. Other sums of
money in the house were left un-
touched, the thief evidently being salts
fled with his first haul. A prominent
Philadelphia detective has been at
work on tho case, but thus far has
failed to find the slightest clue to the
robber or the money Members Of
tho family believe that the robbery was
committed by some one thoroughly ac-
quainted with tho residence and move
ments Of the inmStes. Capt. Wheaton
is an owner in large shipping interests
and is very wealthy, This disappear
ance OF so big a sum OF money has
caused sensation in Tuckahoo and
everybody is on still hunt trying to
find the thief.
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RoYAL ARCH 0IAsoNs.

Grand Chapter Meets ut CharleStOu-Im-
portnnt Sction Taken.
Special Di.paich to The htel'igenecr
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Nov 1.-THE
Royal Arch Chapter of NIasons OF West
Virginia met in twenty second annual
convention in this city to-day. The re-
mort OF the committee on union Of the
grand chapter OF this state with the
general grand chapter Of the United
States was presented, announcing the
contamination Of union and the West
Virginia grand chapter is now con-
stituent Of the general grand body.
The following officers were elected: j..
". Norris, &. II. P.; spates, G. X;
G. W. Feidt, G. s.; Hugh Sterling. G.
I. The grand lodge will meet here to-
morrow.
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ENTERTAINED KING.


Events She Remembered.
Epreta, Dispatch 10 ne HtoIiigeneer
PARHERsnURo, W. VA Nov. IL
Elizabeth Heaton, one OF the Oldest res
idonts Of this county, died Saturday, at
the age OF so years. She was born in
this vicinity, and had heard the whoop
OF the Indians in the solitudes of tho
Little Kanawha valley. She remember
ed many episodes connected with the
early. history OF the northwest terri
tory, and was married before the city Of
Parkersburg was granted tho frat char
ter. She could recall facts and Incl
dents connected with the Burr-Blenner-
hassett episode, and ut her fathers
house there put up one night Louis
Phillip, king of France, who was then
an exiled wanderer i'll the interior OF
the American continent Tho king
told, when he arrived at Gallipolis, OF
the hospitable treatment he had re-
ccived at the cabin Of James Fenimore.
Mrs. Heaton had relatives in the war
for independence, the war OF 1872, the
Mexican war, and her husband and
four sons fought in the Union army Tor
the preservation OF the republic, John,
her youngest son, dying in Anderson
vile prison. The old lady, two months
before her death walked mile, and
made about rs good time as anybody.
The funeral occurred this afternoon
at . o'clock; interment in Odd Fellows
camptarv
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A COAL MINERS STATEMENT.

That ones occupation often has considerable
influence over his health isshown in the case OF
Mr.. August Hood. us a coal miner in the employ
Of the Laughln Nail Company, who livesat Don
p. O., little hamlet one milo vest from Mar
tins Ferry.
Mr.. Hood says: ~ had been troubled off and
on for several years, and doctorcd from time to
time with little or no benefit, till finally grew
so bad / became seriously alarmed about my
condition and felt that would have to have
immediate reliof or give UP my work. INehod
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parker.bnrg Notes.


Special Dispatch TO INC tn'etLDeHcer
PARKERsDuRo, W. Va, Nov. IA
three-year-old child Of Thomas James, a
Baltimore & Ohio employee here, was
fatally burned yesterday by its clothes
taking fire from crate. 1t lived in
terrible agony for several hours.
The store Of John Sigler on Sand road
was burned last eight and was a total
loss. 1t waS incendiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. l4.-The trial of
DR.. Henry Preserved Smith on tho
charge OF heresy began here to-day,
He is prepared to make vigorous de-
Tense. He claims that by holding that
there is inerrancy in tho scriptures he
has not violated the confession OF faith
OF the church, nor has he violated his
obligation rs minister OF the Gospel.
Iie insists also that no believes that
the Bible is tho word OF God and the
intallible rule Of earth and practice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

Act on a new principle-regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery DR.. Miles
Pills speedily euro biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty
doses, CSC. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s. /
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but that such beliefdoes not essential
Is demand that every word OF the Bible
ii literally true and inspired. DR..
Smith does not retract anything that
he has said in his pamphlet, hut de-
tends his own case with the Gains that
his teachings aud writings aro not her-
etical.
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E. 3. POTTS BIG STORE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Tho Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E.B. Potts's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Full Blast.-.Bargains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less.--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-15

RALEIGH, n. c.. Nov. 14.-Soon after
. o'clock this morning Chief Justice
Augustus S. Merriman died at his home
here of diabetes after several months
illness,