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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-08

Baltimore Dec, Flour stendV: superior
q s5G? -; western extra g 25GS2 IS; family
81 950 90; winter wheat patent - 4Gd3 6;
spring wheat patent - 90f4 25 Wheat Il rm
No. red spot 66l4Gt66lac; December &C., 10
661:c: January 611aG671tc steamer No. red
6P4M63I2c; milling wheat, BY sample. $50
67c. Corn dull; mixed spot new and old
43tec; December 43ls 0Ef3l1c; January 49m
43l4 steamer mixed 4liqd425; white corn. Ly
sample 4C9i5c: yellow, by sample. 4oe5 Sc.
Oats firm; no. white western 3512N36c; No
mixed western 34c asked. Rye slow: No
,, SIC Hay steady: good to choice timothy
Sl4 50Gt kl5 80. Grain freight very quiet, I'M
changed Provisions firm: mess pork Si5 : J.
Bulk meats, loose shoulders Sc: long clear
sac; clear rio sides sac; sugar picSled
shoulders 7Ac; suPar-cured smoked shoulders
o.; hams llis1ll2c. Lard refined l0c But
ter firm; creamery, fancy 26lI2gc: creamery.
fair to hOice % 23c; creamery imitation q
Q24C Eggs steady, 24c. Coffee firm: rio.
cargo and fair l9Ac; No. :, lsc. Whisky,
ST Louis, Dec Flour firm, demand fair
Wheat higher; December,60jsc; January 6l4g
Corn higher; Deem Der 35c; January 30 -.
Oats unchanged: December 2Sl5c; May 3ilsc.
Pork, standard mess Sli 90; on orders, Sl4 50
QSl4 70. Lard, prime steam, - %. Dry
sailed meats shoulders 60Ac: longs and
clear rios s. 50; shorts 81 o.. Ba ;on-boXe1
Whisky steady. II IL.
Cincinnati, Dec, Flour spring patents
% 75asi o.; family So 70d$2 IS Whea t
steady and unchanged No > red Sc Corn
No , white 40lic: No. , yellow 4lc: No =
mixed 40iIc. Oats, fair demand a advanced
rates No . mixed 32itc; No. mixed &c.
Pork steady mess si3 "; clear mess sl4 90:
family Sl5 co. Lard steady: steam leaf
So 25. kettle dried r. 37i5 Bacon, steady
shoulders 81 30: short ribs Ss %: short clear
sides g p. Whisky steady, Al Is.
Wool
New York Dec - Wool. fair demand.
unsettled; domestic fleece .od25c; pulled
1Gn25c.
Rice.
New York Dec. Rice fairly active and
Arm; domestic fair to extra SAC Japan
4s04ssc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York. Dec. Cotton seed oil easier:
crude :ySq2 &c; yellow 33d33lec
New York Dec - Petroleum. quiet:
crude. in barre.s Washington. 80 %: crude,
in bulk, Washington 50 o. refined nominal
refined New York. - Is, in barrels: Phia-
delphia and Baltimore. - 10 in barrels; Phils-
delphia and Baltimore, 81 OON82 Gj in bulk.
Naval stores.
New York Dec. 1.-Rosin quiet and steady
strained. common TO good. ~ 27'.QSl 81.
Turpentiue dun and steady at 2J82g1ic.
Charleston Dec. Spirits turpentine firm
at a6c. Rosin firm at 95c for GOOD
strained.
Wilmington n c.. Dec. 7.-Rosin nothing
done. strained at 95c: good strained Al 90
spirits turpeutinc steady at &c. Tar steady
at 500. Crude turpcntiuc quiet; hard 81 %. soft
! ald virgin 81 20.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Dec re bales cotton, cars cotton seed
meal, car cotton seed 4 car wood, bhl empty
Jugs 1 trunk, box frames, bdls castings, z
cases pants.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Dec II .42O bales cotton, ,Se3 bbls rosln,
$50 bbis spirits turpentine, 10 cars rock, n
cars lumber, l car pig iron, $40 pkgs indse
+ III boxes fruit, ~ bbls fruit, "a boxes vege
furniture, I20 bbls Rrits 10 bbls meal I bbls
whisky, / box turkeys, car oats, cars hay
70 bblS rice ?2l nests baskets cars coal
car poles, sewing machines ~ sacks rice.
cars wood.
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Per steamship Chattahocchee for New York
a L Maneson sam JaCoby Mrs G. j Muller
$ A Einstein, + II Banker and wife, Miss
Gertrude Remington, Dr. G MunRess and
wife J p RULER. - Mack G Miller
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
Or W w owens. George W Owens. Mrs Nun
nerlyn. Mrs w II Daniels, = T Mavill, g j
Morrel.
Per steamship d II Miller from Baltimore r.
Dent and wife, l. A sullivan and wife, J p
Felt wife and . children, Miss Mattison, Miss
Grcely. G r sutton Miss McGraw, Mrs G u
HuShoaCk. Mrs l. J Powers. X y MCCav Miss
s f. TWggs II Mauley. j thompson ana wife.
j " Grimes. Baxter. W Spencer, George
Manly Pedro Alves Alfonso. Justine SemedO,
NJ Spiuman NJ Mcdaniel, + Ncwson, + New
SON Chas Quickley, " Manley.
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COnsigneeS.

Per South Bound Railroad Dec =
G w Tiedeman & Bro, AB Hull & Co, Smith
Bros, II Solomon & son, order notify j G sla-
ter, : Guckenheimer & sons a Iefier q son,
l. r Myers g. Co Heuisler II, Fawcett Bros,
\ Paulsen, II Juchter, NJ FerstS Sons & Co,
( Epstein & Bro. Mohr Bros, A Ehrlich g. Bro,
A 4 Ke-ser. James Hart steamer Alpha.
Savannah Grocery Co, John Rourke a. Son.
& Co.
per Central Railroad, Dec Woods @ & Co.
John Flannery & Co Hunter y & b, Dwelle
& d, Montague Co, Wood & Bro, Butler
& =. Warren & A. NJ Y D Maclntyre,
" w Gordon & Co, y Williams & Co. Lipp.
man Bros, Lindsay NJ. q w Parish.
= L Newton. a - 6 irardeau. A : Nichols. n
II Cohen, Il Ellarbee The Miller Go. Palmer
Mfg CO, $ GuCkenheimer Sons Lowell l.,
NJ Henderson. q NJ ohesron, Mrs : b Bost-
wick Matte Boswell Ludden n y, J Har-
vey. Mutual Coop Assn, Savannah Brewing
Co. II Solomon Son, Decker 4 ID w Moore,
WIN Kchoc q co, A Hanley,. Allen Plat,
A Ehrlich s; Bro. savannah Broom Factory,
w Miller y y ThomasOn & co, NJ LOwther,
II Ernst.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Dec 7-Chesnutt ON. Williams GO,
Peacock II & Co, Ellis y y co. Greigg & W,
Edwards 7 & Co. Hunter = 4 Is, w y Cooper
& Co. Lemon g. NJ. Woods G q Co, 5 K levin,
Oppcnheimer : & Co, d Morrison, Max
Heesman. II F. Ludeman W w Aimar & Co,
Southern Cotton Oil Co Savannah GuanO Co.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Raii-
way Dec " w Gordon * CO, Butler =,
John Flannery & Co Stubs & 7, Woods g. &
Co. j : Wood & Bro. NJ ~ ID MacIntrYe
NJ Nacleau q Co, Montague q Co. Chas Ellis,
Warren & A, Dancy G, a 2 Brantley Co,
Hyer- K W, Perkins q son. Dwelle G. q -.
Floyd & co. Baldwin Fertilizer Co, savannah
Guauo 60, w IS Cooper Co. Lemon N } Il
Cooper Crawford II Co w Chisholm Co,
Chestnut & . n. EdwardsT 4 Cobllls Co,
Greigg & W, Hunter & b. McNatt & M.
& I.Jones. Paterson - q Co, Peacock II Co
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Rice.
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
f-n at 2t}a for regulars. The demand soon
advanced the price TO 264c and there were
sales of 2s2 barrels posted at the Board of
Trade. when the market closed firm at 26a4
the last call at p. m. The inquiry during
the afternoon was only moderate There
were buyers in the ma l1at, however, but they
were not anxious enough to paw the official
quotations and several bids were filed at 26I9
cents for tomorrow. The market NAV be
spot .uyers. who were obliged to NIL orders
to hit There we're some sales at the out
side prices.
b0Sin-Ihe market remained firm and the
demand good for all grades. The sales re
ported 10 day at the Board Of Ira lie were > SIS
barrels and there were additional sales
not reported. The market is unchanged
from yesterdays quotations. The following
were the quotations at the close of the market
At = p. N. at the Board Of Trade;
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Steamship Kansas City Fish(

steamship kansas City, Fisher, New York
&C G. Anderson.
Bark Adorna Nor Jorjensen, Sapelo, bal
last f. Minis & Co.
Bark Arcturus INorl Tomesen, New Castle
on TyLe-J r Minis & Co.
Sc6r susan Pickering. Haskell Boston
George HarrisS & Co.
Schr Normandy, Rivers, Baltimore-Geor
Harriss 4 co.
Schr Julia War;. Brown, Fan River
George Harriss & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS
Savannah. Ca, Dec. Z. 1898.

Tho local market steadied somewhat to day,
- -smaiued unchanged from yesterday 5
.-..r- quotations. There was a slight de
land. but it was fully supplied at the open
~ O.. the 'narle;. the sales having been
-resra.ly made the evening before. On
-rsa-e. at the first call at 1910 a. m. sales
tra,2 bales were reported. At the regular
..+ssv call. a l p. M, only Is bales had
---vld hands, and at the third and last call,
-s-s we're no sales reported. The receipts
p tre ports still continue large. New York
-.--s are dull and lower than they have been
~ many years. Liverpool closed steady
-.r a tair demand. which was fully met.
he ancial quotations at the closing OF the
nal market were as follows: Tone STEADY.
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Per NorWc tian bark Arcturus for New
Castle on 1yne 4 ,2O3 bbiS rosln, valued at
50 54l-S p ShOtter Go.
Per schooner Julia a War; for Fail River
1870 BIZ feet p lumber -Frierson Go, and
McDonough q Co.
Per schooner Normandy for Bar more
i5l Az feet D u lumbcr-E b Hunting Co.
Per schooner Susan n Pickering for Boston
-297 500 feet p p lumbcr--GeOrgiH Lumber Co.
Per steamship Gate city for Boston
LIB bales upland cotton, If bales wool, 1916
bales dome-tics and yarns, Z bbls rice, l25
bbls rosin, 1873 bblsspirits turpentine, 2sb25
feet lumber "A bale hides 10 bales paper
stock T. casks clay. .75l pkgs fruit, pkgs
vegetables l3l tons pig iron. bales moss, |
bale skins. > bales leather, i75 pkgs indsc.
Per steamship ChattahOocnec for New
York $50 bales upland cotton, "5s bales
sea island cotton 332 bales dOmestcs and
yarns, 8 bbls shell oysters. $50 bbls rosln. 100
bbs spirits turpentine $3.50 feet lumber Do
bbls cotton seed oil, 100 sacks rice chaf.5 bbl5
fish 9. $50 pllgs fruit 55l pkgs vegetables. 81
tons pig iron. ] bbl terrapins, 5 bales linters,
10 bales moss, 1856 pkgs mdse.
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad. Dec r
905 bales cotton. - pkR5 tobacco, pkgs cigar
cites - bales domestics, 3 cases domestic
bbls whisky Dbl syrup. ! Dbl apples, 1 Dbl
turnips sacks peas. bar iron, cars wood
lot household goods.
Per Central Railroad, Dec II li3
bales cotton. III tons pig iron, ~ pkgs mdse
lS2 pEgs dOmc-tiCs Ii3 bales broom corn. -
cases egg. p cOops chickens, mare, 80 pkgs
chairs. sacks Snud - dog irons, l6G sacks
-four 40 pounds buggy matcrialS5 cases han
dies. LEO pounds furniture. l'U3 bbls rosin.
POS bbls spirits turpentIne 10 b0ls flour I hbl
beer, byls empty bottles bbls syrup, bbls
whisky, - tubs lard. q case beef, - sacks
potatoes, / car coal, 10 cars wood.
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steamship Decatur II Miller Billups, Balti-
mOre-.Iohn J Carolan. Agent.
Schr John K Bergen. Rlnes. Boston, cargo
fertilizer FOR agent Central railroad, vessel To
George Harriss & Co. .
steamer Bellevue, Garrett, Darien-W Y
Gibson Manager.
steamer Katie. Bevil, Augusta and way
y Gibson. Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-08
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion &c Debility.
p. p. p.

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Makes Marvellous Cures in Blood
Poison, Rheumatism and Scrofula.
j. =. =. purines the blood, builds up the
weak ard debilitated, gives strength TO weak
ened nerves, eNpels diseases, giving the pa
tient health and happiness where sickness,
gloomy feelings aud lassitude first pre-
vailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison malaria,
dyspepS and IN all blood and skin diseases.
like blOtches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, tet-
ter, scaldhead, we say, without fear of con-
tradiction. that =. =. F. Is the best blood pu-
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Ladies whose systems are poisoned, and
whose blood Is in an impure condition, due to
menstrual Irregularities are peculiarly bene-
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ing properties OF =. p. =. IPricSly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium. For sale by all drug
gists. LlPPMAN BROS, Proprietors,
Lppnans Block, Savannah, Ga
DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER
That impure unhealthy blood is present in
all and the direct cause Of many diseases
and specific diseases which have ravaged the
earth and poisoned the blood OF nations for
generations, and are the evil parents Of indie
scribable horrors are under absolute control
Of i. p. p. the only infallible blood purifier
known.
The r. Z. T. Blood Cure has positively
cured numerous cases OF scrOfula and salt
rhcum in q short time, where all other blood
purifiers have failed.
Pleasant to take; applicable diseases OF in
fancy or old age.-ad.
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West Point, Dec Arrived, steamer Rich
mond New York, and sailed do.
Georgetown, SC. DecT-Arrived, steamship
Croatan, Hansen, New Ho *.
Jacksonville, Dec Cleared steamship
South Portland, Wethcrell. Philadelphia;
schr Mary Il Amsden, War;, New York
Newport News. Dec Arrived. steamships
Orbo iIrl New Orleans and sailed Bremen;
CITY, Galveston, and sailed Rotterdam:
Etherda. Galveston, and sailed Liverpool;
schr Etwood, Portland; barge X Meade
Boston. r,
sailed. steamer RappnhaHnock LBr, Liver
pool; schr } w Ogden, Boston
Mobile, Dec Arrived, bark Sahem NOR
Jacobsen, Limerick; steamer Jael mot,
Hencsen. Bocas del Toro.
Cleared schrs Mascot IHOll, Arey, Ruatan;
Clara l. Dyer BOdden. do.
New Orleans. Dec Cleared, steamships
NIontcZuma, Liverpool; Mexico. Havre; FL
Paso. New York; san Francisco Barcelona
via Genoa; bark RaRna Pascagoula.
port Eads Dec ARRIVED, steamships
Ocean Prince lBrl, Evans, West Indian ports;
lei Sol. Mason. New York
Sailed, steamships Ernesto, Liverpool via
Norfolk; Claribel, Kingston, ia: Crcmorn
Hamburg: Albert DumOls, Port l.lmoni sui
water Belize; ArauSas, Havana.
Charleston, Dec Arrived, steamer Semi
mole Chichester, New York. proceeded jack
sonyille; 5chrs Edna ana Emma, Richardson,
Richmond Fannie Reiche, Buck@loo, Bait
more. experienced heavy weather and lost
foresaiD Edward G. Hight Richards Norfolk.
Cleared. bark COnCettina lltalI. CrlSenol0,
Mantua Creek.
Sailed, brig Angela lSpl. Millct, Barcelona.
/ Norfolk Dec Arrived, steamer Orion,
Boston: schrs J. r Barnum w W Higgins,
Jas w HUyt, John 7 wOhy, ana - Lamson,
New York.
Cleared. steamships Futtera Brl. Gullard,
New York to Charleston; Clty Of gloucester,
Galveston TO Liverpool; Gucatan lBrl Jappa,
New Orleans TO Liverpool; Easily BIT Coop
er. Galveston TO Bremen Coya, HCll1h, Bal
timo-c TO Newport News; Niolantc IBrl
Gibbs Mobile to Liverpool.
Providence Dec B sailed. schr u A Gas
kell, New ork, TO load for Cuba mot a. be
fore reported.
New York Dec 5-Arrived, schrs Bromorse
Newherry. Mobile; Gcorgetta Lawrence,
Wyatt Port Royal.
Cleared schr Ira Is Ellcnis, Marston, Jack
sOnvillc,
Bremen Dec 5--Arrived, steamer Elmhcld
lBrl johnson, Brunswick.
Liverpool. Dec ARRIVED, steamer Avalon
rBrf. Cox, savannah.
Villa Real. Nov % Sailed, steamer Transit
INorl for Charleston,
Shields. Dec i-Saled. steamer Edenmore
tBrI Watson. Hamburg to Savannah.
Copenhagen, Dec Passed, bark Carl
TGerl Savannah for Riga.
Aberdeen Dec 3 Arrived, bark Lontng
Nor Eye. Pensacola.
Bordeaux. Dec Sailed. bark Paul Barbe
Fri Gaborit. Pensacola.
Harburg. Dec 3--Arrived steamer County
Derry rBrl Brown. Tampa
Havre. Dec Arrived. steamer Nalleda
IBrI Pennington. Galveston.
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cago and Eastern property. American To-
baccO preferred fell 81, and United States
cellaneous bonds were veal, IN the early trad
ing. cut closed tirmer.
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Departed Yesterday

Steamship Chattahoochce, New York.
Steamship Gate CITY, Boston.
Bark Colo IItal COruna.
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Primus My fancee is not only beautiful,
but to know her IL L love her
Sccundus-Yes, I have heard that to meet
her is 70 be engaged to her.-Ltfe,
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Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Hecla .Norl Olsen, Hamburg, Eaintt
to J f. Minis & co.
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BYCK BROS. and E. S. BYCK & co.

c Il Stults Co. NJ ERan. NJ Henderson.
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co S Guckenhemer & Sons.
Smith Bros, l. II Myers & Co.
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Memoranda.

Steamer Alpha, Daniels, Beaufort, Port
K oyal--C II MedlOclJ, Agt.
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Pilot charts and all aphicinformation
Will be furnished masters OF vessels free Of
charge In United States Topographic once,
in the custom house. Captains are requested
10 caIl al the Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-08

She-They say you proposed By tele-
phone.
lie - Ridiculous, / only asked her
fathers consent that way.--New York
ledger.
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For Over Fly Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING Strip has
been used for children teething. Itsoothea
the child, softens the gums, allays allpain,
cures wind colo, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.-Ad.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Sets .....--....-..... +;aI
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High Water at Fort Pulaski :0i am. 5:26 pm.
tCeptraI STANDARD TimOl
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III YOUR BACK ACHES,

0ryou are all worn out, really good foi moth
ing, 1t II general debility. Try
BHOWN'S icon BLTTEKS.
Il win cure you cleanse yon liver, and give
good appetite.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand
f5%Ta i see P pair 9o CAS- o. G GneK
65075c. Market for eggs is firm supply
fair; country per dozen, PC, Peanuts--Amplc
stock demand fair: market steady; fancy
hand picked Virginia, r 10, Sc hand-picked
z b, &c; small hand picked, z 10, &c.
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Friday, Dec 5, 1898,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-08

Makes Marvellous Cures in Blood
Poison, Rheumatism and Scrofula.
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New York, Dec. :. 1 p. m.-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from l6l1a per cent.
The last loan was a il., and at the closing
was offered at ~.
Prime mercantile paper, 4a,i5 per cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
ABOUT PEoPLEV
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Foil
Abroad.

"
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
DC. List left yesterday on visit to
Philadelphia.
]. G. Kaufman left yesterday on a
trip to Philadelphia
Miss Kate Pratt, OF Byron street, is
visiting friends at Salem, Ohio.
Wilson Kelly left yesterday to spend
few days at Mountain Lake Park.
Rev. DR. Mead, OF the Silver Lake
quartette, was in the city yesterday.
Frank Dinger got home yesterday
from ten days trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. L. w. Collins, OF Sixteenth
street, is confined to his room by ill
ness
G. W. Windsor, Of Wellsburg, and J.
A. Dopler, OF Proctor, arc guests at the
Stamm.
Charles Ulrich, of LazearsvilIe, was
in the city yesterday visiting South Side
friends.
Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker left yesterday
to attend district conference in the
lower end OF the state.
Thomas Carr, manager OF the War
wick China Company, left, yesterday TO
Join his family at KinGwood.
William Hughes and sister, Miss
Ella, OF tho South Side, left yesterday
for visit at tho Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Matte Gitfen has returned TO
Indiana polls, after Il visit to her sister,
Mrs. John D. Gitten, OF Bridgeport.
Miss Adah Martin and Miss Otilla
Fraig, OF ParkersburG, are visiting Miss
Gertrude Hartman on Sixteenth street.
]. A. Connolly, of Littleton, A. ].
Russell, OF sistersville, and W. b.
Hawkins, OF Parkcrsburg, registered at
the Behler yesterday.
A. B. Champion, of Cincinnati, and
w. II. Osborn, OF Pomeroy, o., south.
ern travelling agent OF the Ohio River
road, are ut the Mcclure.
Mr. and Mrs. William James, Of
Uhrichsville, Ohio, leave to-day for a
visit in Wheeling, after brief stay
with 0. NJ. Temple on North avenue =
Washington (Pd.) Reporter.
The many friends OF Wharfmastcr
John Crockard will be glad to learn
that his wife, who has been gravely i'll
for several weeks, is much improved,
and thought to DO now out OF danger
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
Serious Results of u Corn.

Major Samuel Brubaker returned yes
terday from Mount Clemens, where he
has been enjoying his summer vaCa,
ton. For some time past Mr.. Bru.
baker has boon suffering from n very
sore foot, caused by u corn which has
porslstently refused to BIO cured by all
means known to chiropodists. He lett
Mount Clemens to take in tho Worlds
Fair before returning homo, but an &C.
cident to tho toe caused 1t to become
troublesome and All ugly sore rendered
it impossible for him to walk with any
comfort, and no was obliged to return
to Wheeling without visiting the fair.
Tho too has grown rapidly worse, and
it Is now thought that amputation will
be necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
KN0WLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is duo to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant TO tho taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativc; enectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ICvers
and permanently curing constipation.
II Inns given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid.
lcys, Liver and Bowels without weak
CnIng them and It ia perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug.
glsts IN 60c and 81 bottles, but II 10 man.
tifaCturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose iiRme Is printed on Oyory
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
aud being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
For tho WORLDS Fair.

William F. Huber will leave to-day.
Clerk i. G. MotFat, OF tho board Of
county commissioners, is home.
Dave White packed his grip yestor
day aud is ready to depart this after
noon.
Deputy Clerk John Walton, OF the
circuit court, and his family, arc daily
ing on the Midway Plaisance.
Mossrs. John j. Reilly and JOSEPH
Heating lett last evening for fow
weeks sojourn in tho Windy City. The
boys expect to have high time.
Among those that left over tho B. &
o. yeste rday for Chicago were John G
Hoffman and Ed Wadell, and j. X. Rat
cliff aud daughter, Of Martins Ferry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26
LOCAL BREvITlEs.


tho City.
OBFIcER TMscHLER last night. ran ina
disorderly from the South Side.
OLD Mrs. Kehoe was taken down to
Benwood by Officers Devlin and Con
rad last evening.
Tue extremely hot weather would not
be SO severe on towns people II 1t were
not for the terribly prevalent dust
The Mozart Singing Society has de-
clarod its intention to attend the COM
ing Elks' outing ut tho Park in body
RAPID progress is being made on the
laying OF the new thirty-inch main
from the power house above town TO
the new water works basin.
Tue Teutonia singing society yester-
day celebrated their eighth anniVersa-
ry with an outing ut Schrum's orchard.
A very enjoyable time was had.
YESTERDAY while at work on clrcu'
lar saw at Wilson q Chupman's planning
mill, Fred Gollinger, an employe OF the
firm, sawed two OF the fingers of his
right hand.
Ir has been conclusiyely shown on
several occasions that tho whartboat is
the hottest place in town. Yesterday
was no exception, when the mercury
got up to ITO in the shade.
JESSE SHAVER came up yesterday
from the Brunswick fishing clubs camp,
and brought story OF another thirty
three pound catfish that he caught on
trot limo there yesterday morning.
1t had little one in its mouth, but the
little one got away.
YESTERDAY Jonn @. Medick, the
butcher, went to mount street car
while rapidly passing his place on
South Chaptino street, but missed his
hold and fell to the ground. He escaped
with a torn cont and a bruised leg, but
it was q close call for fatal accident