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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bot
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adaptint tho worlds best products to
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value To health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Ia duo to iis presenting
m the form most acceptable aud pleas.
ant 10 the tasto the rofrcshing and truly
beneficial properties OF apertect lax
alive; clltctually cleansing the system,
dlspclling colds, headaches md ftycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions aud
mrt with thc approval Of the medical
profession. because u acts on the Kid
ncys, LivOr and Bowels without weak
cning thom aud II Il perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance =,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gsts In 60c and 81 bottles but II Is MAN.
liactured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name Is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you Will no.
accept any substitute II offered.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Across tho River.
Rev, Mr.. Heron will occupy the pull
nit at tho First Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning and evening The
Baplist pulpit will be occupied by Past
tor l., d. Morse, whose pastorate here
will continue until the let oil october
appraisement OF the Martins Ferry
Construction company's property was
made yesterday, preparatory to COM
missionor's sale.
Miss Williams, Of Cleveland, who has
boen visiting Mrs. A. Ralston and fam
lily, returned home yesterday.
Tho remains of Horny Snodgrass, who
was killed byA train, will DO brought
home to-day for intornent.
Rev. Mr.. Drownell and wife have re-
turned from visiting the formers pa-
rents, Mt ClaysviIle.
D. II. Carey, OF Toronto, Ohio, stop
pod oil here yesterday on his way home
from tho east.
W. II. Ward and faulty returned yes
to-day evening from visit in ChicNgc
and Michigan.
X. A. Blacl,iord, who has boon spend.
Ing several days out Of town, returned
yesterday.
Misses Sarah aud Nellie Gray have
boon spending BOVaral days in tho coun'
try,
Mfr, and Mrs. G. W. Rocco leit ycstcr,
day to visit friends in Valley Grove w,
Nl.
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nooAu nitEylTlGs.
Matters of Minor DIomsas In ami abuut
tao city

matters ~ NHlur "Ahhaht VA anu hNnut
tao city
SIXTEEN policemen have been do.
tailed to escort the parade on Labor
Day, in commend OF Lieut. Gaus.
A YOUNG son OF Moses Bell, Of the
lowoF South Side, fell from u coal bank
yesterday and broke his left arm,
GEORGE WgDtAp. ths butcher, tore
his hand in horrible manner on IL
meat hook while hanging quarter OF
beui.
Tie knights OF Roat defeated tho Hub
base ball nine yesterday afternoon on
the South Side grounds by score OF 10
to IL.
TIE Daughters OF Liberty OF Bellaire
paid visit to Pride Of Wheeling Coun-
Gil OF this city, and an enjoyable time
was had by all,
The Pegger Juniors defeated the
Pedros yesterday by scoro OF 10 to 8 (;
batteries-lor the Juniors, Gettor and
Farrell for the Pedros, Dean and Daily,
SUSAN HEEEEGAN was arraigned be.
for Squire Arklo yesterday on charge
OF keeping house OF ill-iame, but
waived examination and gave bond for
her appearance ut court,
YESTERDAY woman from Grafton
was about town, intoxicated, and she
behaved in several places in such n
way that Lieut. rerril finally locked
her up to sleep of her jag,
CARL GRAMucH's milk wagon was
struck in alloy b, in East Wheeling,
yesterday and badly wrecked, The
owner had to get new wagon and buy
new stock Of milk from Nonother
dealer.
The Fulton Jail is all completed OK.
cept the roof, aud work on that WIS
started yesterday. It is built OF rough
boards, and is about the size OF a dog
house. The women say they will
throw the whole cabooso IN the creek
Hallow cen.
WHEN ex-SherifI Steenrod went to sell
the stuff taken at Sweeney 4 Sons old
foundry for taxes yesterday, the Ex-
change bank, which holds lien on the
real estate, entered protest against the
sale OF ono large crane, claiming it was
part OF the building,
THE funeral Of David 0'Leary, the
Top mill workman who died from in
,juries received at the accident there the
other day, occurred yesterday morning
from the Cathedral, 1t was attended
by Division No. Ancient Order Of Hi
berniaus and Mayors band.
DgPUrY U. S. MARSHAL GARDEN says
he did not urrest William Mccormick
on the capias for the other William Nc
Cormick, but'simply mentioned to him
that lie had such paper, and asked
him if he knew another OF the same
name. Tho capias he has was issued
July 10, OF this year, and not found in
pigeon hole.
TIE "Magnollas." composed of the
leading colored people in the city
among the younger set, gave basket
picnic on Friday at Sycamore grove,
that was hugely enjoyed. Fourteen
couples were present and the day was
spent in dancing tothemusic Of Browns
orchestra, in vocal music and in reduce
ing the supplies OF chicken and water
melons taken along.
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rnrDunll to Arol,hI.hop 1SnIn.

The Parkersburg State Journal says:
Ever since the appointment Of Bishop
Kahn to the archbishopric of st. Louis,
Rev. Father Hickey has been trying to
induce him to como to ParkcrsburR and
accept reception to be rendered him
by lis friends and admirers here, both
in and out Of tho Cotholic church,
bishop Kain has at last consented 10
do 30 and will be here next Tuesday
evening and public reception will be
delivered from the steps Of the 81.
Xavier's rectory, and there will bomusic
and other evidences OF the high regard
in which no is held by all Of our people,
regardless OF church creeds'
fho affair promises to be one Of TN.
usual interest.
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ms ATTRACTIONS ARE LEoIoNI
MoUNDsVILLE.
a Miscellaneous DIelange of Minor Matters
from DIarshaIPs Metropolis.

l
from Hlarshalrs Metropolis.
Win Kirkman, driver for the Mounds
vile Coal Company, met with an acct
dent Thursday while trying to back q
cart to which mule was attached,
While doing this the animal began to
kick, striking him on the leg below the
knee and intlicting serious cut, which
required several stitches.
Council passed an ordinance Wednes.
day evening for tho paving Of Second
street from Jefferson TO Grand avenues
and ordered the setting OF curbing on
Tenth street, preparatory to the paving
OF that street from Lafayette avenue to
the Baltimore & Ohio depot.
Mrs. A. J.. WorIs, Of the Camp
Ground, lost her pocket aachel, con-
tanning q pair of spectaCles and some
money, near tho Camp Ground office.
Anyone finding it will please return 1t
to her, or 10 Mr.. J. w. Bodley at the
Camp Ground.
OH collects on the surface Of water
pumped from thewater. well at the shoe
factory. A foot and halt OF water in
the tank after standing for time will
have throe.oighths OF an inch of oil on
its surface.
Perry Wallace, colored, fell into q
we'll in tho upper ward Thursday even.
ing The we'll is about twenty feet
deep His head was badly cut.
Mrs. NJ. Van Pelt left yesterday for
Chicago, whore she will meet her hus.
baud, Superintendent Van Pelt, who
has been there for a few days.
Mrs. DR.. Ullum and daughter, Miss
Blanche, of Waynesburg, arrived yes
terday TO spend few weeks with rela'
tives.
Mrs. Barbara Yoho and daughter,
Mrs. Mary J. Mathews, OF Blooming.
ton, Ind, arc hero visiting.
Mrs. S. A. Altman is very seriously i'll
at the residence OF her father, Mr., A. L.
Whitaker, at Woodland.
Mrs. L. d. Pnrdy and sister, Georgia
Shelf, left yesterday morning for Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccormick, OF
sistersville, have been visiting friends
here.
Messrs. William Bland and Harry
Humphrey Lett Thursday for Chicago.
Mrs. Ella McComm,. OF West Alex.
ander, is tho guest at Mayor steele's.
Mr.. B. NJ. Berry, OF Williamstown, is
the guest Of W. Dewitt Stewart.
James Bland returned yesterday to
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mary Sanford, Of sherrard, is
visiting here.
]. X. Chase, of Cameron, spent yes.
terday here.
J. +. BurIey is south on business.
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woRLp,s ram TOURISTS.
People Coming from nud Going to tho
Big Exhibition.

People Coming from mud Going to tho
Big Exhibition,
Miss Mary Wilson goes to-day.
Colonel Robert White is home.
Gala Mitchell got home yesterday.
Don Merriman returned homo yes.
terdaY.
Mrs. NJ. c. Francis, OF the Island, is in
Chicago.
John Walters, of the sonth Side, left
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Brockman and Miss Ella
Wheeler left yesterday
Miss Bird Wilson and Miss Lizzie
Jones, OF tho Island, left yesterday az
ternoon.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and two sons
and Misses Martha and Anna Johnson
came home yesterday.
Mrs. Belle McKain, OF the South Side,
and her son Willie are on the camp
grounds, just home from tho Worlds
Fair.
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LIRE q ship without Il rudder is a
man or woman without health and
the necessary strength to perform the
ordinary duties OF life. When the APP
petite fails, when debility, and dis.
ordered condition Of stomach, liver,
kidney and bowels assail you, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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The Arion sOmmornnchtstcst will oc.
guy Thursday, August "a at tho State
iAlr grounds. An elaborate amuaO.
mont programme has bcOn arranged,
lnc,ni!ng promenade COMFORT, dancing
mnu Iitcworks. As tho printed invita-.
Won Won 'ays Tho social aud musical cntor.
Imminent will DO second only to the
MCN' Midway PlaisanCo at tho Worlds
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VIZ have finally secured men and ma.
inrinl TO mako the celebrated boston
brown Dread. This famous New Eng.
land luxury IA now Tor sale ~ our l'e'
tnil Department No 1880 Market street,
and may be hal hot each day for dlu.
nor WHEELING hNNtNh
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Dir b. VI. WooLLGY, Atlanta, Ca, is
mcotingwilh phcnomcral success in tho
treatment oil Opium and Whisky habits.
Patients ncpd not lunvo homo or bust.
meas while under treatment II inter-
cslod, write to pr Woollcy, Tor hla
valuable book. TU@
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n lon 2tn DO permanently cured Of tho
Hllum or Whisky hNbit without loav.
NJ your home or business Dr. B. NJ.
Moolloy, Atlanta Ga, q noted special.
u. IN lhe,o diseases, will II requested,
sVhd valuable book TO any ono inter.
N'Nl fIs
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
The Chief Educational Institu-
ton of the State.

Sixteen Professors and Teachers. A Ptepara-
tory Department, Classical Course, Scientific
Course, an Agricultural Course. Courses In
Civil aud Mining Engineering and Mechanical
paftment and Gymnasium Each Scientific
Department Is splendldly equipped with 9p-
pHrRtuS and machinery, The Collegiate De-
partmcnts open TO both sexes. Tuition free TO
tho Preparatory Department and free In this
department for students to the number OF one
for every 500 population. Eight State Cadets arc
appointed by tho Regents from each Senatorial
sN w no arc iHTnSa WIN 1ooEs anu
year are IRON sl4O 10 500, exclusive Of clothing
md trayeL School opens September H. Send
for catalogue 10.
DIR. p. u. REYNOLDS, VlcO.PreS.,
Rul2H Morgnntown, w. Va.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla'

The Wheeling Bakery mako great
specially Of extra large &c loaves. You
will find their immense loaves OF bread
cheaper than you can bake ut homo and
OF quality impossible to equal.
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AM YOU fond Of good Ryc Drend2
wel gro using u now process at the
r"neoIlnH Bakery that mcols with most
Sg1l'Hnl 5ucce's Have you tried ~
So.l Ny nll gr0cers,
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snnninl snle

OF Ladies' Low Shoes at greatly reduced
prices, all the latest styles in black and
tan in tho Oxford. Blucher and Prince
Alberts to select from, L. V. BLOND.
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OF VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Session begins 9Th Sept Accidental, Engineering.
LAW, Medical Departments. For Catalogues, address
WIN. NJ. THORNTON, LII. D., Chairman.
jy2j-Trh4s
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SUMMER SCHOOL.
SPECIAL SUMMER SESSION
Wheeling Business College,
-REolSSIS6-
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1893.
For tho Special Benefit of Public school
Scholars, Teachers and Others.
shohco%moro!al and Shorthand Courses, also
any OF the English branchcS
Short Commercial and shorthand Courses, also
any OF the English branches

TO PARENTS AND. GUARDIANS.
This will DO specially favorable opportunity
for the boys and girls 10 learu to write
Unusually low rates. Call or send Tor special
circular, giving prices aud full particulars jea
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We onor Ladies' low Shoes Of all kinds
at greatly reduced price, !. V. BLOND.
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EDUeArIoNAL.
LINSLY INSTITUTE,
a school for the Thorough Teaching Of
Boys and Young Men.

Military, English and Classical COURSES Also
Modern Languages Military Department in
Charge OF au olICeroi the UnItsd States Navy,
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Children Cry fot Pitchers Castorla.
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:. Last evening about 7o'clock u Worlds
Ear bicycle tourist arrived In town
nom the east. lie is Charles II. Hodge,
o''he Mercer county wheellnoH, TrGn.
lon, Nd, Ho has been cut four days,
ana yesterday rode eighty miles.
Alter meeting como Of the local boys
iast night no decided to remain hero
uhiI tomorrow morning, whom ho will
proceed west over tho national pike,
accompanied by two local tourists,
WINS IIntimnn nnH I.nria ShrndnE
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There will DO big crowd Of Pitts.
hurgh cyCIers here on the first Sunday
In September The boys there arc got
ting upan all.round run to Wheeling,
aud 1t is expected that over one hun
dted riders will participate. They will
probably como via Washington, and
Will DO met out Of town by the local
Wheclmen, with refreshments.
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There was considerable excitement
among the L. A. W. wheelmen ut Steu-
bOnyilIe yesterday caused by letter re-
ceivcd from the league racing board,
suspending tho following riders for two
weeks: Lowe, Quimby, Scott, Patterson,
MNeitenberger Collins. Alexander, Craw.
ford, Coates, Weirs and Helms. This
action was caused by the recent bicycle
races run at Steubenvillo which had not
been sanctioned by the chairman Of the
racing board.
The Progress., 1893-11-11
Friday Nighls Eracas.

Since our last issue. and while absent
from the city. Il considerable commo
tion was created here 10y No--r-. II. VI.
Wheeler and j. II. and ". y. Chap
man, Of Shelby county, Texas, and
Mossrs. Raiuev Carter special deputy
in Justice Tomki"e Court and F. VI.
Kelly.cou-tablca at Jewcila. were en-
gagged imam aiTray, the former claiming
they were assaulted unnecessarily, the
latter declaring they were acting as Of
licors. I'm the melee Mr.. Carter shot
Mr.. Wheeler and Mr.. Kelly knocked
Mr.. y. \. Chapman down and bruised
him somewhat and himself received
some bruises. All are under State
charges.
As we have been unable to make as
thorough an investigation as we desire
to before giving full publication of the
matter, we have postponed it till next
week, when we will give it in fun, with
full ius tice to ALL parties.
The Progress., 1893-11-11
The CITY Council.

The city council met promptly at 6
o'clock Thursday evening, Mayor Vim
son in the chair; all the council were
present except Mr.. Randall.
Letters were read from Messrs. Edi-
son q Fordyee favorable to furnishing
of the 100 car loads of gravel. Thirty
days time were granted them to com
ply.
Mr.. Wimbish was instructed to fence
the new cemetery and lay off the pau
per graveyard.
AS usual new city surveyor was
elected-this time Mr.. Hepburn.
The sidewalks on Common street
from railroad on Cotton street. also in
front Of Col. Minges ordered put down.
A committee was appointed to wait
on the police jury in regard to the
courthouse square sidewalks, and give
them until January to comply or else
proceed against the parish.
Mr.. Wimbish gave notice that at the
next meeting he would move to do away
with all private markets outside of the
market house, except the Sixth Ward
markets. Go slow, John.
The Progress., 1893-11-11
Tbe."Noorbees BilI 4"

4 his is the law which dcmonetized
silver passed under to lash Of the arch
traitor Of history Grover Cleveland.
BE it enacted that SO much of the
act approved July II, 1890, entitled, An
act directing the purchase of silver bull
lion and issue of treasury notes thereon,
and for other purposes, as directs the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase,
from time to time, silver bullion to the
aggregate amount of 4, 800. 600. ounces,
or so much thereof as may be offered
in each month at the market price
thereof. not exceeding 81 for 371f
grains of pure silver, and to issue i'm
payment for such purchases treasury
notes OF the United Safes, be, and the
same hereby is repealed. And it is
hereby declared to be the policy Of the
United States to continue the use Of
both gold and silver as standard mcn-
ey, and to coin both gold and silver in-
to money OF equal intrinsic ana ex-
value, such equality to be
secured through international agree
ment, or by such safeguards of legisla-
tion as will insure the maintenance of
the parity in value Of the coins of the
two metals, and the equal power Of
every dollar at all times in the markets
and in the payment of debts. And it
is hereby further declared that the
efforts of the Government should be |
steadily directed to the establishment
Of such safe system of bi-metallism as
will maintain at all times the equal
power of every dollar coined or issued |
by the United States, in the markets
and in payment OF debts.'
Approved November /. 1893.
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VERY HARD TIMES A MYTH.
Pessimislic PeopId Attempt To Paint Dark
Snots On An Augusf Sun.

Pessimsljc Peopd Attempt To Paint Dark
Spots On An August Sun,
OF ali people which any communi-
ty needs least these are the pessi-
mists. Railroad robher4 are detest-
able, white cappers not needed and
tramps Objectionable, but any or all
are less injurious to community of
progressive people than that class Of
individuals who are continually harp
ing about dull times, depressed fin
ances and direfui calamities to befall
us.
Times are never hard with those
who can secure the necessities Of life
and pay for them, and this all can do
who exercise any economy at all. The
stringent money market has been Off
set 10y a reduction in prices of all
kinds Of merchandise, at least by
those merchants who are qualified to
be cIassed rs business men.
In the dry goods line we are pre-
pared to meet HARD TIMES with Low
PRICES and we have superb stock of
all kinds of fancy, dress and staple
goods; ready-made clothing, under
wear, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Carpets,
Rugs, Table Coverings, Blankets,
Comforts and general household
goods which we will sell at close fig
ures for the CASH.
HENRY DREYFUss g. Son.
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wedding Cards

The PRoGREss appreciates an inyi-
tation to attend the wedding of Mr..
George r. Belding and Miss Harriet
Elise Miller, which will take place at
the Methodist church at Malvern,
Ark, on Wednesday afternoon, 18th
inst. ,,.,..
Mr.. Belding was at one time res
ident of our town in the employ of
Mr.. III. ZODIAC, and in advance we
extend hearty congratulations to the
betrothed pair and hope their welded
life may be all that their fondest an
ticipations may have pictured 1t.
We are likewise indebted for an in
vltation to be present at the nuptials
of Mr.. Robert G. Jordan and Miss
Eloise Ogilvie which will be consum-
ated at the First Baptist church of
Shreveport on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
Again we will anticipate by saying
that Mr.. Robert G. Jordan is one of
our energetic business men and Miss
Eloise one Of Shreveport's bellies, and
hope that Futurity has shown them
the correct picture of life's pathway
as Love has painted it.
The Progress., 1893-11-11
Our Congratulations.

Phe PROGRESS extends its heartiest
congratulations to its friend Mr.. Elias
Lake who, on Thursday night, donned
the robes OF Benedict and led Miss
Mamie Coke to the altar, DR.. w. 5. Pc
nick tying the silken knot which made
them one.
May the lives of this newly welded
couple and all those they love best, be
filed with joys and pleasures which
health, prosperity and contentment can
give.
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THE WINTER SEASON is COMING.
A1h You VIII Need Clothing.

A1d You Will Need Clothing.
However inclined we may be to
postpone..its advent, the Winter sea
son is drawing on apace and will,
like the time and tide so oft written
of, wait for no man. Therefore it is
both sound discretion and good sense
to prepare for it before its worst
chilling presence is felt. In that re-
spect we are the best able to offer
you the necessary Accommodations be-
cause we are the best prepared to do
So Our stock of clothing excels by
considerable any clOthier's in North
Louisiana, our being prepared to fur
nish any and everything from pair
of socks or q shoe string to an over
coat. We have eannel underwear,
warm overshirts, heavy clothing,
overcoats or anything
else in the clothing line, to say moth
ing of gum boots, umbrellas and wa
ter proofs and we can accomodate
the trade at a very small cost. Come
10 see us.
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JGRDAN & BooTH.
Personal.
to see us.

NIr. j. W. Attaway, OF Danville,
paid us an appreciated call Tuesday
Monday morning we were consid-
erably pleased to meet our young
friend Master Murf Naples who is
in Shreveport on visit after long
stay at Denver, Colorado. Murff is
a Shreveport boy but has cast his lot
with the Coloradoans, and is here on
visit to his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. f. Naples, en- route to Phils-
delphia to attend a school of phar-
macy there. May the greatest sue
cess of his aspirations attend his ef-
forts.
Hon. II. l.. Brian, of Winfield,
Representative in the Legislature
from Winn parish, paid US an enter
tainlng call Wednesday.
Messrs. S. B. Miller, of Old Monte
rey AMI L. S. Rives, of Viola, Texas,
paid The PRoGREss a pleasant call
Thursday. Tey report the merchants
of Atlanta quite angry with the vi
cinity for trading at Shreveport.
Messrs. W. j. Morris and Samuel
Posey, of Garfield, came in for few
moments yesterday.
The Progress., 1893-11-11

"A chemical success and medical
triumph" so speaks an eminent ply
sician in reference to Ayers Cherry
PectOral; and the eulogy was none
too strong. No other medicine is so
safe and efiicacious in all diseases Of
the throat and lungs.
The Progress., 1893-11-11

Mr.. Thomas Rowland All aged gen
tleman of about 60 years, committed
suicide.in the basement of Charley's
restaurant on Market street Wednes-
day night. He accomplished his
death by a dose of strychnine.
The Progress., 1893-11-11

Jeer at the next man who says any
thing about hard times. Times are
not hard but the condition is strained
and if confidence can he restored
money will be plentiful again.
The Progress., 1893-11-11
IL Beats Raising Cotton.

Wednesday Mr.. F. A. Daughtry Of
Bossier parish sold here two sixteen
months old shoats for $45. That
knocks cotton raising Into cooked
hat" They were Chester Whites and
weighed 75O pounds. Where now is
the objector who says it doesn't pay
to raise hogs in North Louisiana.