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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-01-19
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all former sales ever taken place inthe
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-01-19

'hen Baby was sick, We gave her Castcria.
When She was a Child, she cried for ClStoIia
When she became Miss, she cIlna; t. astoria.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-01-19

In consequence of having large number OF
t; Y sales in this issue, publication was deiav,
for several hours, Witch We trust our readers
will excuse.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-01-19

The "Maltby House is lie mo Con-
venel tly beat ID Hot~l i'll Baltimore for our
Merchants and others to stop It. Cars past
the doors for all parts OF the City.
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FARM CROPS AND PROCESSES.
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the CROPS Is throwing light upon the most import
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

The Duyal Athletic club lie an organ
izatlon that came into existence purely
for the purpose OF bringing about a
meeting between Corbett and Mitchell.
The leading spirits OF tho club arc Har-
ry Mason, its President. and J. Il. n.
Bowden, its General Manager. Both
men are wealthy and influential citI-
zens OF Jacksonville. and are so conf
don't Of their ability TO OutpOlnt and
OutReneral Governor Mitchell whom he
attempts TO stop the fight (or rather the
legal boxing match az tbsy call ~ that
they will be many thousands Of dollars
out OF pocket II the Governor shows un.
expected form and fools them.
Although the records Of both Corbett
and Mitchell are we'll known, brief
review OF them may not prove I'M
interesting at this time. Corbett was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

teen months later was to win his great
battle with Jake Kilrain.
The English champions friends ad.
mlt that he will DO a. considerable dis. I
advantage owing TO Coroett's superior
Weight and reach, but they think this
'0ll DO overcome by Mitcnell's ripper ex.
perieuce, by hts greater ring general
sup, Quicsncss and science. aud by his
ability 10 hit harder. They point 20
the meeting between Sullivan aud
Mitchell In Madison Square Garden in
lsSs, when Sullivan was in his primo
aud weighed nearly zoo pounds, aud
when Mitchell, who only weighed lac
pounds aud who was over two inches
shorter than sullivan. not only out.
pointed tho champion, but actually ad-
ministered tho nrst knockdown John
l.. ever experienced, before the police
stopped the contest. This remarkable
performance on Mitchel's part is an iu-
dicStlon. his friends declare, OF what he
viii do whom he meets Corhett on even
more equal terms than those prevailing
when he noored the mighty sullivan.
MitchelVS showing against sullivan
on that occasion was unQuestionably A
phenomenal one, but IL must DO remem-
bcred that shortly after Mitchell cot in
his knOck-down blow Sullivan retorted
10y Knocking the Brlton clear over tho
ropes into tho audience aud would I'M
qucsuouably have finished him when he
crawlcd back on the stage had N not
been FOR the Interference OF tho police.
Putting aside partlsanShip, tho un.
| preJudiced observer who has carefully
| studied the mon and their records can
hardly como to tho conclusion that tho
| battle Will DO a walkovor for clther oi
| the contestants. Corbett will find
Mitchell remarkably quick aud sctcn.
| tine opponent, and he will not land mi,
blows on tho Briton with the ease thai
he landed On Sullivan. On the othe,
, hand, Mitchell will find opposed to hin
the best boxer that he ever faced. n,
VIII meet man who fights "a no does
with head aud hands. He will find Cor
hett rs elusive as tho lrlShman's 1ea. ~
agile as channels and as treloss as
man OF steel.
Both Corbett and Mitchell arc mas
ters OF the art VI training, and tho
! VIII be In tho pink OF condition whei
time L. called In Jacksonville. Corbet
is In tho hands Of Billy Delaney, ono o
the best trainers In the world and tn
| man who has prepared Corbctt for al
his big battles. Mitchell IL under tn
watchful eye OF Harry Darrin, the IN
nous sprintcr, who knows about nj
there Is To know about fitting an ath
lete Tor great contest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

as possible world bcator. This opinion
WAS strengthened when he easily out.
pointed Dominick McCafirey in n four
ronnd contest In BROOKLYN two months
later. On May 30, 1891. Corbott and
Peter jackson fought 81 round draw
In san Francisco, aud tho men were so
evenly matched that both were perfect
~ willing To break oven. Seventeen
months later Corbott defeated Sullivan
with such case that the sporting world
was fairly paralYzed with amazement.
Mitchell was born In Birmingham.
England, OF Irish parents. In 1861.
When only II years OF age, no made his
debut In tho ring, defeating Bob Cum
nlnghom In 80 minutes. His next nota-
bile contest was draw with Bill Ken.
neoy, the lightweight champion. Sew
eral other men ~ note NJ the timo were
vanQuished, and In 1881 Mitchell fought
draw with Jack Burke. The m en- met
again not long thereafter, and another
draw resulted. In 1883 Mitchell dc.
fcated Mike Clonry aud fought
sullivan Mt Madison Square Gar
den rs heretofore described. In
/ 1854 he boxed draw with Jak,
| Kilrain, bestcd Billy Edwards and was
declared outpointed In four round
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

bout with Dominick McCaffrey. Since
then Mitchell has fought draws with
Patsy Cardiff, Jack Burke and John l..
Sullivan, and bested Jem Mace. Mitch
ellis battle with Sullivan lasted 30
rounds. Mitchell's tactics OF keeping
away from Sullivan prolonged the bat
tie 10 hours II minutes.
On form COrbett should win tho COM
Ing battle, but form has played so many
tricks on the rings talent In the pass
few years that predictions based OF
and backed by tho American id
have not proved particularly prt
able. The writer distinctly rcmem bN
the howl of derision that greet
cd his statement that he believed Cor
bett might defeat Sullivan, and who
has forgotten that 4 20 were offered
on the big fellow AZ the ringside? The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
An EFFECTIVE PROTECT
He Wanted n calendar. but Not as an Evil
dence Of Gonu FaIth

ne hanted tnlend ar. but Sot as ~ Evil.
dence OF Good Faith
a man apparently latoring under
strong excitement, says the Chicago
Tribune. stepped into an Insurance. Of
nee on La Sale street yesterday morn
ing and asked:
bere?'
yes, sir, answered the areht.
Printed IN big, black letters, with
rcd letters FOR sundays2'
"Yes."
with a string tied TO them so ,bcv
can be hung up in front Of you?"
yes"
"Got plenty Of them2"
1--WE have any quantity Of them, sir.
Want one?'
"Mottoss on the bottom telling Won
about watching fires and where to Ret
insured aud all that?"
Certainly"
How many companies DO you repre-.
sentY"
"si1 or eight There's the old rell.
able -"
"Never mind. DO all Of them send
out calendars"
yes. sir, all excep one, but"
"All except one? Have YOU one that
doesn't issue any?'
yes"
"Then that's tho one I'm looking for,'
exclaimed the other ieyerishly. That's
all 7 want 90 know about TO-, T want TO
insure $4,000 worth Of property in that
company. I've had twenty-seven calen-
dars for 1898 from twenty-seven differ
ent insurance companies stuck on my
desk since the FIRST % December, and
tho worm mas turned, sir-the worm has
turnedtn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

The Mitchell partisans-and there
are not a few OF them-are confident
that their idol VIII be very much ia evil
dence from start 20 finish in the big
fight They say be IL the cleverest
boxer the ring has ever seen, that he
fights Gs ably with his head as he does
with bis hands, aud that he is bigger.
stronger, heavier and better 10 every
way than be was when he fought a
draw with sullivan ia fSs8-not tbe
fat. urweildly, easily winded Sullivan
OF four years later, when he was an easy
mark for C0rbett, but the Sullivan who
fought Patsy Cardiff TO a draw In six
rounds. although his left arm was
broken in the first; the sullivan who was
Knocking out all Corners In four rounds
the world over: the Sullivan who six
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

mines for twenty years. Mr.. Thalman
had resided in Wheeling for forty-dve
years.
a. q. Hubbard, secretary OF the
wheeling Mold and Foundry Company,
Is now permanently located at the office.
lie reported the mold shop on in full,
with business about the same.
Only the furnace at the Bellaire steel
works is in operation. This department
had steady run last week.
Among employees: Charles Seabright,
millwright of the Ktna- Standard, has
resigned his position aud will probably
60 10 Anderson, lad, TO work in n mill.
Roger Reese, the veteran sheet roller OF
-EtnAville, IL improved in his sickness,
James Guuter, OF the .Etna-Standard, is
laid up with an injured back. j. L.
Bowers aud 4. :. Good, statesmen for
the McMechen preserving works. Will
start on n business trip tomorrow.
m. Radcliffe, = veteran empioyo OF the
whitaker, who has been very ill. is re-
covering.
Inc business year 1873 went into his
tory with heavier net losses In Indus
trial circles than for eighty years.
Operators OF tho Wheeling division
coal mines have concluded on so cents
ton for mining. Trouble Is resulting
Spears axle works were again shut
down last Friday evening.
The lower Benwood mill is idle with
no prospects OF an immmediate start.
Thieves broke into the nail mill few
days ago. aud stole over three hundred
pounds OF brass, which has been re-
covered.
The nail plate factory 4; the La
Belle Is in operation. 1t is not vet
definitely known whether the puddlers
VIII 90 on early this week or not.
The works OF the Elm Grove Coal
Company are again idle. Dull trade
caused the shut down. IL is probable
the miners will suffer another reduc-
ton, this time to 81 cents a ton for
mining.
number OF South Side mill men are
arranging to go to Pittsburg to work.
Harry Smith, heater at tho River
side works, is very III of a relapse from
grip.
Joseph Pettifer, Of the Wheeling Pot
terry Company, died few days ago at
his home al 1929 CGapline street De-
ceased was we'll known.
a few evenings ago, Christian Beck
or, mine boss at the La Belle coal
mines, was married TO a young South
Side lady. Their residence is at Mr.
Becker's home on South Mccullough
street
Trade is dull at Wood Bros. planning
mill. The firm looks for brighter times
IN the near future.
business is slack a. HOLIDAYS plan
Ing mill. The mill started again last
Thursday after stock taking.
The decorating department a the
Wheeling Pottery Company Is on.
When more OF the plant will start is
not decided upon. Pre- sident Franz
helm stated that the Company had a
fair stock on hand and that unless de-
mand called for it the pottery woul d
not be started soon
The Centre foundry made no time last
week
Trade is slack at the Nail City Stamp
ing Company's works.
The decorating shop at the Warwlc k
potter is on. When the remainder OF
the plant will go on Is uncertain.
Arrangements are being made TO have
a patent cement pavement in front OF
the leo plant.
Repairs are being finished az the ice
plant. The firm is now ready for bust
ness.
William BouChner, the engineer al
the ice plant, who WAS injured, is again
on duty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money. Is1 1-2 Per Csnt-Go Governments,
steady - stock, stTons-FlOur, Easy,
wheat, higher

steady CD stock, sJTOnE-FlOur, Easy,
wheat. higher.
NEW y ORR. January Money on call
easy at lalH per cent Prime MORGAN
ii.e paper "71a54 per cent Sterling ex-
change, 49, ais.
GovEKNMENT3-Stend
Fours Registered. ................112 i<
Four-and-a-nalf Registered. MINK. %
Pacific Skies or 'Sj...............IO2
SrATEs-Steady.
BALRoADs-Active and strong.
STOCKS "A week which opened with
depression has closed with buoyancy TO
which the stock Exchange has been long
"a stranger. IRON the opening Of business
this morning 20 the close the speculation
has been characterized by strength and
activity aud except in "a few unimporiapt
Instances, prices have gone steadily
upward, tho market closing strong
az or near the best figures on
TIC day, Tho factors tn the appreciation
In values were better market for A rnnri-
con securities iu London. buying ig this
market Tor the foreign account and the
covering % short contracts. Tho Granger
stocks Wero ln good demand on reports
that tnc period OF decreasing earnings was
passing away and that q better chow
ing would hcnCefOrth be made General
Electric was also strong and higher. a
reaction OF ? and a rally Of "A occurred iu
tho ate dealings. In the general list the
Improvement hL luc clOso ia The leading
shares ranged from 20 . per cent Sales
LOO 800 shares. Quotations closed bid
AtCninsOn, ~ Is Adams Express. 15O.
American Express, 1l2: Baltimore and
Ohio. Gs Canada Pacific, 72tf: Ccntrai
Pacific. 49, Chesapeake and Ohio. f7rI.
Chicago and Alton, l52, Chicago. Bur.
urAton and Quincy. 56; Chicago Gas
Co.'S Delaware and HUDSON. 1857,
Delaware, BaCsawanna and Western
100. Denver and 1870 Grande ore.
ferred, 81, Distllers and Cattle Feed
ers Co, 2l5f Ero ~ 90. preferred
2s&, Fort Wayne, lfs; Illinois Cen,
traI. 81. Lake Shore, ~; hficbigan
Central 95es; Missouri Pacific. 3l.
Norfolk aud Western preferred. 1917
Northern Pacific, a =, 30. preferred. ~
Northwestern, 1905 (; do. preferred 18s
New YORK Central, 9s; New YorF
and New England. ll1z. Pacific Mail
u.s.: Peoria. Decatur anu Evansville. az.
Pittsourg l4s: Pullman Palnce. lGg.
Reading. l9 Rock Island. Is; 81. Louis
and Sac Francisco first preferred,-. 81
Paul 81 I; do. preferred. lis. Tennessee
Coai AMI lron, 1915; Texas Pacific. ~.
Union Pacific, 10. United States EXPRESS
81: Western Union, S.: Wheeling and
Lake Erie. 1874 DO. preferred. A..
Mining StocKs-Band g., -. Cholor. 20.
Crown Point, %; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 8j5; Deadwood GO; Gould
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
my GOODS.

New York, January 6.-The dry goods
market seems TO De supplied vita a fair
number Of buyers, but they are slow 70
take advantage Of the present low prices
which prevail ina all departments OF tie
trade. The demand for cotton staples in
the way Of beached and brown goods is
steady but very conservative AT frmer
prices Foreign dry goods are dull. The
jObDing trade is moderately active.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Faiher-Child, I command you % toll
him this very evening that you will
never marry him.
Daughter-P Papa, cannot.
Father-Dare you defy me2
Daughter--l dare anything. Look
sir. The jeweler didn't promise the
ring before tomorrow afternoon, and
no probably won't have 10 done before
the end of The week. This evening?
Neverl-1Tuft.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

born IN San Francisco 10 1866 OF Irish
parents. lie received very good edu-
cation, spent several years In bank,
became proficient boxer, won cOnsld-
4rabio local reputation, aud In 1887
made his debut as a professional and
abtya ted widespread attention by
boxing six round draw with Jake
Burke, Corbetps next notable contest
vas with Joe Choyinski, whom he de-
fc- ted in O. rounds, winding the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

II tho laws potent fist does not get in
a Knockout blow before January IS,
James j. Corbett aud Charles Mitchell
VIII meet in the roped arena at Jack
sonVlile, Fla, for the pugilistic cham
p'onship OF the world, now held by Cor
oett, Tor purse OF $4,000 and for a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
LIVE sFOUk.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. January Cattle
Receipts, $50 mead shipments. I'm head
market, nothing doing, all through con-
signments.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
1900 head market slow; all grades, s. 4Oa
. 80: fow light 50 %.
Sheep Receip pts, 1000 head; shipments,
800 head; market steady and unchanged
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

talent backed Jack Dempsey. but Fitz-
simmons easily bested him. They con-
sidered I'd Smith an easy mark for Josi
Goddard. but the Barrier champion we
beaten. They backed Frank y. Siav
against Peter Jackson, and their -
tie was out in 10 rounds. These
many other similar Instances SHOW
form or no form. one can new
how a fight will end rntH 80 q ~
EARLE o. "A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

curry. -; Hale and No cross, -; Home
stake. 'SOi Undergraduates. -: Mexican.
70; North Star =; Ontario 500; OMAR
soo; plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada, 100:
standard, laS. Union Con. IS. Yellow
Jacket, 100; lroa Silver ID. ouick silver,
i@Si DO preferred. lOCs Buiwor .OS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
The naetnI nIark.r.

EEw YORg. January O. pig iron. doll.
American So OJalG 90. Copper, dull lake
1OH Lead. weak domestic s. 10. Tin.
dull; straiRhts s5D so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
TETH,OLEU NJ

NEW YoRK, January G.-Petroleum
Nothing doing; no sales; February option
closed AZ 12c asked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Reggy-I was fwightfully insulted
by q bah-tendah in there. just now!
Cholly-What did the bwutc saw?
ReRgy-I ahsied foh some beah. and
the wetch said: "Whcah's vouab
pitchah, sonny?"-Pucl,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

heavyweight championship OF the Pa
cihc coast
On February is, 1890. Corbett made
great bound toward faoe by out
pointing Jake Kilraln in six rounds
From that moment be was looked upon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

Use SOZODONT when you have eaten
Use SOLODONT your brea tn 10 sweet.
en-:
Use OIODONT % aid Digestion:
Use SOIODONT and ask no q uestson
Preserve your molars. and you wont
Regret the use Of SOIODONT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
CORBETT vs. MITCHELL
rHs GREAT PU6ILlSTS COMPARED AM
TaE!s RECORDS RkylgwgD

jim Giant Beside Charley, Ba, tn, Bri,oa sas
the Broader Shoulders Sal is said to Sc the
RSTt'r Hiusr-li G,vssa,r Mitchell Does No,
Interfere, the Men Will SoOn Nee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07

NEW y ORR. January G.-Mouey on call
easy at lal5E per cent. Prime MORGAN
Tile paper 31za51 per cent Sterling ex-
cnange. 49,. hAe1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
BrnIntree.

A rare opportunity is given to visit Yer
mont's gieatest industry on the excurs ion
to be Barre quarries, Friday.
Miss Bessie Jones OF Northfeld has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. G, McIn-
tire.
Willie Trombly OF Springfield is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
w. A. Noble and wife go to their home
in Boston, Mass, this week. Mrs. Noble
will be much missed in this community.
May success attend them.
A number OF the members OF the c. E.
society will hold a service at the Peth
schoolhouse Sunday, Aug. 26th, at 1880
p. m.
Miss Anna Farnsworth will give a mu-
steal recital, assisted by her music pupils
and by the choir, at the church in Shows
vile, next Monday evening, Aug. 9th.
The music will be interspersedl with
readings by Galen Fish of West Randolph.
The proceeds of the entertainment will be
used for the benefit OF the choir. Such a
program bespeaks full house.
Charles Brewster OF Medford, Mass,
visited at c. E. Powers last week.
The Lightning dress stays at Mrs. J. A.
French's.
Go to the Barre quarries, Friday and see
some Of the greatest railroad engineering
in the world.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
BrooIkfeld.

A rare opportunity is given to visit
! Nermonts greatest industry on the
Barre excursion, Friday.
Miss Alice Frink from Montpelier, with
her friend Cotton, has been with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Nancy Morse, recently; also
two daughters OF MIR. Alonzo Morse OF
Barre.
The family Of Martin Flint held a pic
mic last Saturday at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Blodgett.
Mrs. Henry Parker's parents went to
their home in Iowa last week.
Quite number of our young people are
going to Berlin Pond this week.
James McVey's mother, wife and chill
dren OF Philadelphia are in Fri Batchel-
der's family at present.
Miss Ada Ingraham of Chicago, who has
been staying in Vermont for several
montnsfpASf, isnow visiting Miss Mary
Deweysat Mrs. Kibbee's.
Mrs. Case, sister OF Mrs. w. ]. Blodgett
is spending few days with her.
Dr.Partridge has arrived from Uxbridge
Mass, and will accompany his family
home.
Miss Lula Sargent visited her brother in
Quechee recently.
The old. time friends OF Andrew Edison
were glad 20 welcome him to his child
hoods home last week.
Pigs for sale. j. S. PERHAM.
Go to the Barre quarries Friday and see
some of the greatest railroad engineering
in the world.