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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-30
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
The AIatabole Tribe Committing Horrible
p,,,rr,os S.nr Cnua Tovvn

The NIatabole Tribe Committing Horrible
Rayngcs Near Cape Town.
CAPE Town, Sept. ,29.- The Matabeles
are raiding, in force, sixty miles west of
Fort Salisbury. Tho most alarming re.
ports reach here b0ut their doinga. A
number Of settlers have been killed,
their houses burned to the ground.
their cattle driven away and their crops
destroyed. The audacity Of the Mata-
belle warriors causes consternation about
Fort Salisbury, which, with Fort Vic.
toria, is preparing for an attack. Set
tiers who have managed TO escape are
fleeing for their lives, abandoning all
their belongings aud seeking refuge in
the forts.
At the forts all available men are
being armed. equipped and drilled for
war, Us q dangerous uprising Of the
Young warriors Of the Matabeles Is now
admitted to bein progress. In addition
to the killing OF settlers who have fal.
len at their hands, the Matabeles arc
said to have been committing the most
atrocious acts towards women and
children, and the indignation Of the
settlersis aroused to a terrible degree.
When the above facts were telegraphed
here the natives were collecting upon
the border in largo regiments. and evil
IDENTIFY only waiting until their forces
were all collected toimake determined
move forward upon the fortified forts.
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MusT nE pEPoRTep.

The Instructions to San Franolsoo'S Mar
shaI In Regard to chinese.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept. 2o.-Assist-
ant Secretary Haklin has just issued
the following instructions to the cOllec-
tor Of customs at San Francisco con-
corning Chinese held for violation
Of the Geary and other acts. "Chinese
persons held whether convicted under
the Geary act, or previous acts, must
not be received by you, but must re.
main in custody of the marshal until
deported. You are authorized TO pay
the actual and necessary expen.
SEES incurred by the marshal
in the transportation Of Chinese
from land ports to San Francisco, also
steamship charges for deportation, on
vouchers certified by the marshal, TO be
taken by you in each case. You will
be made a special disbursing agent for
this purpose. Should any case arise
before your qualification as special dis
bursting agent, such expenses may be
paid from funds in your hands TO be no.
imbursed from the appropriation.
Make best temporary arrangements
practicable with steamship companies
as to rates, and advise the department"
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Chicago, Sept. 90 California and
England have refused to abide by the
decision Of the judges of awards on
wine exhibits. This action was agreed
upon to-day. Those who have been
favorable to the movement recommends
cd for medals and diplomas will, like
other exhibitors, receive them, but as
far as tho comparativeex excellence OF the
vintage arc concerned that will be set
tied by Charles r. Oldham, who has q
system which California and England
think is better than that in operation
at the exposition.
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CincInnati-Alault was wild in the
third inning giving three bases on
balls This, followed by hard hitting
by the Reds, won, the game. Score:
Cincinnati. 10; Washington, 4. Earned,
5 and l. Errors, 2and 8. Hits, 8 and
10. Pitchers. Parrot and Maui. Um-
pire, Gatney.
0leyeland-Tbe home team won easily
from the Pbillies to-day, Attendance
1000. Score: cleveland, 10; Philadel-
phia, 8. Earned. and2. Errors, Phil
adelphia 3. Hits, 10 and6. Pitchers,
Young and carsey. Umpire, Hurst.
LouisyilleAThe "Colonels" set too
fast pace for the "orioles" to-day, and
they were not in it., Attendance, 800.
Louisville Q, Baltimore 0. Earned,
louisville 2. Errors, Baltimore 5.
Ats. 2 and 8. Pitchers, Kilroy and
Hawke. Umpire, Hornung.
at st. Louis and Chicago no games on
account Of rain.
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Apesnrred Promotion.

Mr.. ]. D. Flynn, manager OF tho
Western Union telegraph office at Pitts
burgh. was yesterday appointed SUPER
intendent of tho Western Union lines
for the eighth district, vice O. o. Rowe,
whose death was recently noted. Sd
perintendent Flynn's headquarters will
be at Pittsburgh. He ia well known
here, where he was stationed for sew.
eral years, and his host OF Wheeling
friends extend congratulations to him
on his deserved promotion and to the
company on its wise choice Of a success.
anr IN Mr. Rnwn
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Wafer aud Movements of Boa
The Riyer Interests.

Stage Of Wa.er aud Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
The snagboat Woodruff Is working
her way up the river after her annual
trip cleaning out distractions in the
channel. She will lie up at Pittsburgh.
The canal around the falls of tho Ohio
at Louisville will be closed next Friday
for repairs. Up.river limos will receive
no freight from below while the canal
is closed.
Three steambo ats-Paul Tulane, Par
gould and Grand Republic-carried 0S0,-
514 people on excursion trips during
the summer at st. Louis, and never, lost
q life, crippled soul nor met with an
accident.
The Memphis line will run line Of
boats from Cincinnati'to New Orleans,
commencing with the resumption Of
traffic 6A-the advent OF high water. One
Of the boats will be the slde-wheel
steamer, Bonanza, late OF the Pomeroy
line.
The Louisville Courier.Journal rises to
remark that the sweetest toned whistle
on tho Ohio river Is on the Bonanza,
and when she turns 1t loose there's
music in the air." The Kentucky
colonel has surely not heard that exem.
plitication OF sweet tones, the whistle OF
the Annie Laurie. Once heard its
never forgotten.
The rumor that the Sol P. Kineon
Company, OF Cincinnati, would attempt
to bring in Kanawha coal over the
Nhaponnahyh q Ohto.in onnaa;t{ar - tbnI
river.drawn coal from Pittsburgh,
proves to have been fake. Such an
attempt would, II tried, prove a dismal
failure; in tho fight river VS.. rail, the
former would OF course come out ahead.
The river continues to remain re.
markably low, and there seems no pros.
pect for an immediate rise OF conse-
Quence. In tho meantime all the large
packets on the upper river remain tied
to the bank. Tho Iron Queen, laid up
above town 10 thoroughly renovated, 70.
painted and in first class shape forre.
sumption OF traffic Tho keystone State
Is at Pittsburgh, also tho Bachelor; the
Others are laid up at down-r!ver points,
The river men especially depiore the
low water Of the present season, on &c.
count OF the big loss in passenger traf-
tic which hos resulted. Tho Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati line had everything in
shape last spring for big Worlds Fair
passenger trade, and the Indications
we're that this route would prove ia
vorite one with tho public. People not
living on the river were anxious TO take
this route for its novelty, but the low
water knocked eyorything sky.high.
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rmnortnnt nn.Ine.. ohanre.

A deal has about been completed BY
which VIII d. Hague, for some time
prescription clerk at A. 7. Young's.
buys the drug store Of Charles r
Goethe, on Sixteenth street, east Of ia
cob, and Mr.. Goethe purchases McLain
Bros. drugstore, at the corner Of Mar.
ket aud Twelfth streets. The final de-
tails will be arranged to-day, and the
new proprietors will take charge. Mr..
G6otxe started his East Wheeling phar-
macy eleven years ago aud has built up
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Aro Prepared Zoe Them.

LlTrLR Rock, ARK, Sept. pa Ga
sete special from South McAllister. ]. T.,
says the Dalton gang was seen near
Wagner this evening, and it is be-
lieved they will attack the through ex-
press tonight. They will meet with a
warm reception, as the railway COM
pany is prepared, for them.
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A mig PncInr Match.

BUFFALO, n. y, Sept 2o.-Wihiam
Perry Taylor, the owner of the PAGER
Mascot, has received word that James
B. Gtsen, the owner Of saladin, with a
record Of 2:05f. has offered to accept
Mr.. Taylor's challenge for match race
for $500 side, the second week in
October, The owner of the Delaware
stallion prefers the race to take place
on the GI9velandtrack, and Mr.. Taylor
anYa lie will acauieace.
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IsIower WIN Interfere.

ALBANY, n, Y, Sept. 20.-Colonel 7.
S Williams, private secretary to Gov
ernor Flower, said with reference to the
projected mill between Corbett and
Mitchell at Coney Island: 81 think L
express the governors determination
when I say that he will exert his official
power to prevent aviolation OF tho law
by the exhibition Of a prize fight"
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Eleyntor AccIdent.

An unfortunate accident happened OF
the Wheeling bakery plant on South
Main street yesterday morning. Harry
Snyder, fourteen-year.old boy en-
ployed there got his foot caught be-
tween a moving elevator and the floor
Of tho building His ankle and foot
were fearfully crushed, and DR.. Taylor
had to take numerous stitches. The
boy win DO laid up for long period.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 20.-At 4 o'clock
this afternoon sixty-four wheelmen
started from,in front of the postottice
on a road race from here to Pittsburgh.
The distanceis about 240 miles, and
they expect to make it in about twenty
four hours.
Ear, Pa, Sept. 29.-Bannister, OF
Youngstown, Ohio, led the race through
Erie, arriving here jat 1920 p. m. and
left at 1890 p. m. in good condition.
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Plensant l,trthdny Party.

Last night @. W. Appenzeller cole
brMed his birthday at his homo in
Bridgeport, with tho assistance of q
most congeniai asaembinRp Of friends.
Many Of tho members OF the Arion
society went over and Joined in the
festivities. Singing was one Of the
main features, and MIR. Appenzeller
was showered with congratulations by
his host Of friends.
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slight Wreck al Gloyor,s Gan.

Early yesterday morning there was a
slight wreck on the B. 90. main line
at Gloyer's Gap, by which three freight
cars and the caboose were demolished
or nearly so. Passenger train No. q,
due here from the east at 1850 a. m.
was delayed by the blocliadipg Of the
track and did not arrive till about eleven
o'clock. In the afternoon all tho trains
got through on time, the track being
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Two More Mills Go On.

A rumor has been current that the
Whitaker iron works would start up
Monday in full. Mr.. N. E. Whitaker,
when nsked us to tho truth Of this yes
terday, said two sheet mills have been
running and two'more will be put on
next week. Business is not at oil salts
factory, and how long even this portion
OF the works will run is problematic.
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a good business. BE goes to one Of the
most prominenfan best known es.ab-
lishments in town, and his energy and
we'll known skill as q pharmacist will
doubtless make his place one Of the
Leading ones in the CITY.
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INC New pe,rluylan cabinet.

LIMA, Sept. 29.-The Peruvian cabi-
net has been rsorganized as follows:
Minister of the Interiors Senior
CASTOR. # ft.s
Minister Of Justice-senhor Figuera.
Minister Of Flnance-Senhor La
Tore.
Minister of war-sonhor somocu-
rico. "a
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II you desire luxuriant growth OF
healthy hair OF a natural color, natures
browning ornament Of both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Slcillan HairiRe-
newer.
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steamship movements.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-Arriyed, E.ruria,
from New York.
LIZARD. Sept. Passed, Dania, New
York to London.
NEwYoRk, Sept. 2o.-Arrived, othello,
from Antwerp.
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FOR CALI.
wv PORNTA WINES 500 pet month and
expenses with chance for advance. Commission
II preferred. GoCxperlence required. address.
enclosing Eve stamps. w A. VAGDERCOOk,
F.-93 Wine Dept. Los Angeles. Cal so2
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WANTED.

NTANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w oflco aud represent a manufacturer; SO
pGr week; small capital required. address
With stamp, "IANuFACTURER,' Box 2l2, Con.
cord Junction, Mas. se21.WA8
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HERRY j. Fink,
REAL ESTATE.
Telephone 6sE. Ise?7l lI4SAIatket strees
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ENERAL OR LOCAL AGENTS.
VI Ladies' or gents SIS week: Exclusive
territory. THE RAPID DISH WASHER. Washes
oil the dishes for Afamily In about ono minute.
the hardE You push the button. tho machine
docs the rest bright polished dishes and
cheerful wives. No scalded iingerS, no solled
hands or clothing. No broken dishes, no muhS.
Cheap. durable. warranted. Circulars FREQ. ".
p. HARRISON & co, Clork No. 18, Columbus, o.
nus
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rnln1 - noli6 ID .rotnl -. 9 02iil I
VS. E,ssS2 sE $3.50. 3

NoW YoIE.... ..,,',. .... .
Errors, New York.. Pitchers, ooleo.
Tough and Rusie. Earned, Pittsburgh
2, New York i. Two base hits, Ward.
Three base hits Glasscoek. Sacrifice
hits, GIasscock, Blerbauer and Burke.
Double plays, Glasscock and Buckley;
Lyons, Mack and geckley; Glasscock
and Bierbauer; Fuller. Ward and Con-
nor! Ward, Fuller and Conner. First
base on balls, of Rusie 8 ;off Colcolough
5. Struck out, by Rusie AZ Colcolough
9. Pasted balls. Milligan. Time, lao.
Umpire, Lynch. ~
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Ihaye bargains In honscs and building lots
everywhere, on tho Island aud on this side
Come In. inquire aud look at tho bargains will
Offer you. Also In farms.
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NOTICE
Notice IS hereby given that a special meeting
Of tho stQckholdGr8 OF tho WEST VIRGINIA
GLASS COMPANY will DO hold OF tho AIcLute
House. in tho city OF Wheeling West Virginia,
on Saturday. tho 2lSt day Of October A. D. 1903,
a. O'Clock p M for tho purpose Of reducing
changing its bylaws and adopting new ones.
and Of doing any other business which may
lRwtully DO done'by tho stockholders In general
meeting Byorder OF the Board OF Directors
II. z w4ADDEL
Ge20.W Secretary
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SHUT DOWN. ALL WINTER
The Fires go out at the Central
Glass d Use To-day.
4 VERY GLOOMY PROSPECT AHEAD

For tho Glass workers of the City.
How tho Tariff EntOrs into the
Causes of tho Bad State of Anairs.
Tho Dispute with tho linton also
Affects tho situatlOn-Both Fac
tories Idle.
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INoT1cn
Notice 81 hereby given that tho "ELsoN
GLASS COMPANY" has changed Us namb 70
that Of WEST VIRGINIA GLASS COMPANY
aud that,thd Secretary OF State hGs under his
baud and great seal Of tho stnto OF West Ylr-
glnia. issued his certificate bearing date the 18th
day OF September, A D. 1893 declaring that tho
said nELSON GLASS, COMPANY is to bG thOrs-
after known by tho nnrne OF ''NEsT VIRGINIA
GLASS COAiPANY.m By order Of tho Board Of
Directors, II. T. WADDELL.
ss21.w itt Secretary.
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.aooA1rIIY,sn.I sIRsr aAalE.
He Pu1Eies the Giants, While the Pirates
climb RHSleis Frame.

PirFssuRau. Pa, Sept 2e.-Coleo-
Tough, pitched HE Arss full game for
Pittsburgh to-day and did exceedingly
we'll Attendance /, $50,
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5000 buys lot 5Oxl75 in that faStgrowing fine
residence place OF Park Wow, with natural gus
good water, good Eewrnge, new school house 10
educate your Childrou. shade trees, side walks,
Only FIVE minutes walk from tho motor Ten
houses built within one year. Terms. one,thlrd
cash, ono.third In six months. oue.ihlrd IN
twelvo month"; These lots arc fast growing into
money. Only few left. Call at once.
Lots in lleatherWood cheAn. LoB at Eoho
Point cheap. Lots at Edglugton cheap Lots at
Pleasant Valley cheap. Lots at Elm drove cheap
Call on US. We arc headquarters for National
pike lots
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.NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market street. sol5
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In TINE CIRCUIT couET OF ONO COUNTY:
Daniel schalnbra's Admin
iStratot =, r-,,o,.or,,

Joseph LInoWeAYoft O al
DyyIrtuo Of two ortlstS entered IN the above
entitled cause on the 9th aud 10th days Of sep
temher, 1893, respectively, by tho Circuit Court
aeommiNioner OF said court to take, stale aud
report:
t1bt-The value OF tho defendant Joseph
LlnoWeaycr real property mentioned In cont
pialnauts bill, with tho lions thereon, II any
aud their pfioriiies,
sccoud-.Ihe amount aud rank In order OF
pTlorlty Of cohplalnanrs claim. and
Thlrd-Any other matter pertinent, any Of tho
parties hereto mRy dekire.
Notlcn 10 hereby RlvGn that tho undersigned
has axed upon Saturday tho 3iAt dry Of October,
1922 and his Office No 1877 ChlpllnG street,
Wheeling. West Virginia. a the place. at when
he VIII proceed 70 ascertain tho seYelll mallea
In said order required and execute sald order
]. u. RtlS0N,
.l9I Commissioner
DEyEl O'E RrvPH goltctt6r Gor fofiulntnuuL
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FOE SAIE.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR S.AIF
RARaATNas

seven.roomed brick lot 85x40O, river Wow
North Front street, Island. 5000.
Fonr,roomed franc house, lot 0oxlso, very
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NovElTY SILKS and Braids at
EHsHKIltERA.
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DEsn 9, EEErra. solIcItoslo GoapIaInaa
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To al persons holding liens by judgment OF
otherwise, on the real estate or any part
thefeot. Of Joseph LlnGWeavef;
IN pursuance Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, mAdc IL cause therein pending,
TO subject tho real estate OF the said Joseph
IneWeayet 10 the satisfaction Of tho lions there
on. you are hereby required 20 present al cIhimS
held BY you and each Of you ngalnst the salI
Jo9sph Llnowcayer, which nre liens on MS Tea'
estate, or any par. OtiL for adjudication ~ me,
ct mv olticc, No. 1877 chRpllne street. Wheel
lug, 10 tho county Of Ohio, on OF betero the sls'
day Of October. lso9
Giyon nnder my hand this nth d4y 81 sep'
tembef a. D.. 1909. J. D. EISOE,
ee2lTh Commissioned
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Special sale OF lots at prices that will pay to
buy now.
Lot 60xi0O on North Front street. on corner Of
nlley. large shade tree, very desirable location,
nt 500 less than regular price
Alot at Pleasant Valley, 0lxa01. for $500.
Lot on CaldWoll's Run. G3xl60. for SEQ
Good big lot at Elm Grove, very best Of loca.
tons. for $780,
sl.iOO for splendid lot on South Penn street.
si56'iSEiot on Elm street, between, Penn aud
South Front.
s29,9OOwlll buy % feet on North Huron street.
This Is paved street OH street car llne end Will
pay purchaser good returns
$50 TO 500
@. q. SMITH, 100 Market st.
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FiyorO0mod house on south Penn ltroet,
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EighLroomcd brick house on South Front
street. between tho brldgei. 5000
Four.roOmed house on Virginia street. 81 100.
slx.roomed house on South Hurons street, now,
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ROLF &c 7.ANE.
1877 MARKET STREET. so9b
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-PIKE BUILDING LOTsl

@. q. SMITH, 100 Market St
SOS
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spee!al sale d l9ts a pilees Dad vlll pay %
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-01-28
Real Estate Transfers.

James R. Smith and wife to G. w.
and J. P. Wheatley tract of thirty
acres of land in the county for $3.50,
near the Forks of Elkhorn.
Lloyd Featherstone and wife to
Miss Ella Ready and others tract of
three acres in the county for $3.50,
near the Forks of Elkhorn.
Messrs. L. B. Marshall & Co., real
estate agents, have sold for Col. j..
Stoddard Johnston a lot on Second
street, so by 100 feet, adjoining the
property of Geo. A. Lewis, to Mrs.
Lulie B. Longmoor for $1,S75. Mrs.
Longmoor will erect handsome
residence upon it in the spring.
Walter Gayle and wife to George
L. Payne, for $1,1OO, double frame
house, on Cross street, South Side
lot rs by 112 feet.
Louis and Celia Weitzel to w. H.
Hockensmith, for $1,000, house and
lot on Washington street.
w. H. Hockensmith and wife to
Jennie O'Connell, for $3.50, house
and lot on Washington street.
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Social Events.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilder enter
tanned their friends Saturday even
ing at a candy pulling. Messrs.
Henry Brady, Charlie Long and
Frank Hodges furnished the music
for the occasion.
Mrs. Charles E. Half will entertain
the Ladies Afternoon Euchre Club
next Monday.
On account of the Senatorial
Caucas next Thursday night, the
Frankfort German Club has changed
the date of it's next dance from
from Thursday, the I'd, to Wednes-
day, the 1st of February.
Miss Henrietta Blackburn gave a
house party the latter half Of the
week at which Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
VanDerveer, Miss Birdie Brown, Miss
Rosa CORN, of Louisville; Mr.. w. R.
Griffith and others were among the
guests.
Mrs. Wickliffe Chapman will enter
tain the Ladies Afternoon Euchre
Club this afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Carpenter will enter
tain her lady friends at cards next
Wednesday, between the hours of
twelve and four, in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. George L. Willis.
Captain Sweeney, U. s. A., San
Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine 1 have
ever found that would do me any
good" Price 30 cents. Sold by w.
Mckee Hardie. 81
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A Leader.

Since it's first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor until now it is clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and Notwithstanding nothing
which permits it's use as beverage
or intoxicant, it is recognized as the
best and purest medicine for all all
ments Of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys
1t will cure Sick Headache, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, and drive Malaria
from the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded Price only SOC.
per bottle. Sold by P. H. CARPEN-
TER,