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aud paid 10 cent? until tho cut waa
IDndO in Pennsylvania and tho minOrl
voluntarily agreed to work At 90 cents.
IlT. Waters statcs further that tho
" h%ocling Creek mines paid its men
cash during the money %atrinRcncy, when
the Hooking Valley und other opcratorB
paid their miners in eINty days script
that Wheeling Crock has never bad n
company store, and does not intond to
open one; has never had but ono atrlkS
and has never had any previous trouble
with tho employees. Tho only strike
WIS elk years ago. Tho wheeling
Creek minoa employ over 800 mon.
Tho statement OF Sir. Waters waa cor
roborated by ". r. Woodiord, prOat-
dent Of tho coal company, and James
Patterson, tho sales agent.
Mr.. Patterson had Just returned from
the Fairmont region. whore 700 or 500
cars arc shipped daily. Tho miners arO
working steadily, making good wages
md would fight before thoy would DO
driven out. Those operators put up tho
price Of coal from - cents to 81 10 per
ton and pay tho miners 10 cents, u oil
mine, long ton.
Capt. Edward SChlcsingcr, who wont
TO Columbus with four deputies on
Wednesday ovoninS, returned last oven.
ing. These mon took the four prison.
crs and had no trouble.
Sheriff VI. NJ. Ecott and deputies G.
W. Smith and J. y. Smith wore on tho
ground yesterday.
Capt. John Schoiicld and Capt. W. Z.
Bennett, OF Cincinnati, mad charge OF
tho U. 5. deputies during tho absence Of
Capt. Edward SchlGsinGor. These gOn-
tlcmcn have had much experience.
Each has arrested some OF tho tough
est characters in tho country and have
both been shot at Il hundred timOS.
Capt. Schotiold was never shot but once.
lfG carries a pair OF fine handouts, pre-
sented TO him by Mr.. Moorohcad, Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, and has Il
beautiful gold badge, also Il present
The first coal train on tho o., L. X W.
was at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
There were thirty cars and tho engines
were rs and IL. Others went out later
In the day, the first for several days.
Three different attempts were made
yesterday 10 burn the W. & l. L. sta
ton at Sherrodsville. The 10th Ohio
regiment was sont there, coming to
Bridgeport, and going thence by way OF
Martins Forty and tho W. & L. Z. road.
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LOCAL ~BiSEVIIIES,
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment IN and About
the City.
MRs. CATHARiNE MAY was arrested by
Officer Devlin last night on "a lunacy
warrant
ALBERT Gross was arrested by Officer
Donarin yesterday on Il police court
warrant sworn out by his wife Tor boat
ing her.
CLERK Hook yesterday Issued a mar.
riage license to Charles Ellison, aged 80,
and Elizabeth Clarke, aged %, both OF
Wheeling.
JAMES Howard was arrested : last
night by Officers O'Dricn for contempt
Of court in not appearing in police court
yesterday to testify against tho man
vino was working the shell game on the
Island,
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Upon receipt OF your address and 10
cents in postage stamps, We will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is so cents, but az we
want you TO have one. we make the
price nominal. You will find it q work
OF art and thing to be priced. 1t con
tains iull paSe views OF the great build
inGs, with descriptions of same, and is
executed in highest style OF art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address II. L. Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, Ill. i
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About thirty mincrs went 10 work
yesterday morning ut the Mouudsville
coal shaft on the terms agreed on in tho
settlement. No coal was hoistsd yea
,erday, but there will be somc to-day,
when all the miners will be back at
work. Tho GendaIo works has also
started UP, with ten miners.
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AN ATTACK
But Col. Colt Has Provided For It--h
Crisis l~mucnuInH.

But Col. Colt Has Provided For It--h
Crisis Impending.
MIDvALE. ONO, Juno l4.-The situa-
ton here tonight is becoming more
critical and promises TO reach q crisis.
General Manager Woodford, OF the c.,
l. & W, has Just had a conference with
Colonel Colt. lie has information
which loads him to think an attack will
be made on the Uhrichsvillo yards or
the bridges just south OF here tonight.
Colonel Colt will take g%ntling guns. bat
terry II, and Company NJ. aud place
them in the Uricnsvillo yard. Consid-
cradle coal moved north to-day.
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Shortly after noon yesterday m 0Shi.
bition run by the fro department was
given for tho entertainment Of tho Wis
iting butchers, The timo made wa?
good and tho visitors wero loud in
praise OF tho appearance md effective
ness Of tho department, and especially
admired the black team from North
Mheolinp.
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A South Side man stopped q nOwspa'
per friend on tho CORNER Of Fourteenth
and Main and said:
"'spogc you have hoard about hat nj
fair down ut tho leo plant2"
whats tlIat2"
AN tic water in the pipes ftozo up
last night"
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A. man "held up" u reporter on tho
stroot yesterday and said: rs it 10
| tho leo has run out Of tho Crcek2 I'm
sorry about 1t; expected TO go ou, to
Elm Grove with a skating party to.
night"
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TEAS, ETC.
TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
TEE IMPORTERS
And Coffeo Roastere.
Wo Lead, Lei Those Who Can Follow
OUR PRICE LIST

Grnnulatcd Sugar y pounds for y"-.'.'.".S' 20
Standard 4 Sugar, q pounds or"."."... ! 90
Light Brown Sugar ~ pounds ior........'"' 90
Do,t STANDARD Tomltoet . caus for.""."..... ESQ
Standard Eus4r Corn. I cans or-................. %6o
Sugar Pens, 6 cans for ."-".".".....". goo
Bartlett Pears, csn for r",....o..".."." ESQ
Choice Red Salwou. > cans for ......"."m.-..-. $50
Fresh Ginger Snaps. 4 pounds ios. "".-......' $50
Fresh Butter Crackers. 0 pounds ior."""... "5o
largo Lump Clos Starch, 7 pounds tor""..- 25o
Rolled Oats. ! pounds or.................'.... @5c
Palms Root Beer. 3 bottles for. .."""m""...". $50
ual'.pInt Dcor Mug Mustard, 3 glasses Tor" $50
Ilalt.pInt Casup, 3 bottles for ,...."".......... $50
Choice Large Lemons, each.......-... ..-"....-. 1c
ClothcI Pins per dozen.-".""."'".....~"""- lc
Carpet Tacts, s ounces. per box ....."...... 1c
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"Lots OF leo on the Fourteenth street
slope to-day" satd au East Wheeling
nan when tho ice wagon broke down
yesterday. Lots 20 round by Six.
tcentL street, where it isn't go slip
perry"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-15
THE CHILLY WEATHER.
rho River Full of Toe, Hut tho Crock I'm
Dat Isstcuiny.

Dat ~Isstctlhy.
Cashier Louis +. Stifel OF tho Tito
and Trust Company, was refreshing his
friends yesterday witha cooling dranght
OF this nort:
"ileard about tho leland forry?"
"What about the Island iorry2"
"Dldn't you know it stopped this af'
%tornoou?"
"What'a tho matter with III"
"roo much leo in tho river"
And then hu ilud.
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Many Persons arc broken
down from oyerwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BittcrS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes cIcc.s OF BILE,
aud cures malaria. &c. the genuine.
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Mrs. Mary Good and family havo gone
to Mountain Lake Park for the summer.
c. H. Waddell, a student at the State
University at Morgautown, got home
last evening.
Major Ran Stalnaker got homo last
evening from 4 business trip to Morgan
town.
Mr.. S. S. Jocob. jr.. OF Clinton, accom-
panied by his sister and Miss McCol.
loch, passed through tho city yesterday
enroute home from tho commencement
exercises ut M%organtown, where Mr..
Jacob is Il student.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McMechen
entertained 3 number OF friends at their
hospitablo home on Twelfth street last
night, assisted by their daughter, Miss
Lydia McMechen. 1t was 4 brilliaus
aud enjoyable affair.
Tho New York Times, in its report
from West Point, says the grades OF the
second class will not be known for sew
eral days. but Edward Ii. Schulz still
heads the list. Cadet Schulz is q son OF
A. ]. Schulz, OF Wheeling.
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FOR s A LII

House OF three rooms. siarke. street, Centre
Wheeling. 500. ~s'"'
House OF ten sooms. brick. Market street, Fifth
ward. easy .arjns. 5000.
$500. ''Fect'
House q four ROOMS. Jacob street, Sixth
warl. 81. 80. 80"
HOUSE: i've rooms. Woods street, East whc,I.
Fine farm. lS7 acrcs. three Inil,s from Mounds.
VIE. With splendid improvements. This Is a
80 feet OF land fronting on Mccol!och and
Lind streets, DAN
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good buslue,.
splendid location. cheap
House OF seven rooms and hall, ChapIiua
Street. Centre Wheeling. si,2O.
Lot east end Fourteenth street, SEQ
Lots on Lind street, RclYcdere. SIS each.
LotStl IehrenS IL S~pcllcl's addition Hand.
!Gp's addition TO North lrnwoOd. Dlrs,' I'm,
Kun. Pleasant Valley, bellevue aud
other places IN and near the CITY.
Money toloan on city renl estate; SIM SIM
FN' 500 500. $1,000, $3.50 and s!,0Ol.
FOR RENT.
22l5 EoH street, six rooms. Sl6O1 pc, nop,h
.siJ ron street, iour rooms, second md ,bJr5
stories. S. % per month, ""4 'H''u
50 Eoi street, tour oOms. sll 90 nor month
Folir rooms. second story, Market street EIiIh
ward, go % per month fi'A
y rooms. first i!o0r, Twenty.seyenth stree.
$500 per month, '1ice'
ThIee rooms. first floor, MrColloch stree. u,a,
lhiE'y-hfst street. 500 per month.
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FROM.

Morsantown-Riyer 6 feet and fall.
ing; weather clear and warm.
Gteensboro-River I fec. Z inches
and stationary; weather fair and warm.
Warrcn-Riyur l loot 6 inches and
falling; weather clear and warm.
Pittsburgh-River 8 feet and iallin,
weather clear and warm,
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Rents Reduced !

No: j9 Main street, large modern brick dwell.
ius, fourteen rooms.
No. l&l7 McCollOch street. brick. sil Oh.
No. 81 Ohio street. THREE rooms. 81 80.
No. 1927 Eolr street. brick, seven rooms
No. q Virginia street, frlnc, six rooms
The Washington Place. house and d ncres.
No. 3ll0 MCCOlioch street. large frame dwell
ilE. VII put In i~lrst!clnSs order tor good teuauL
No. GIG Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 2ip! ahin street. trst llo1r. tbTce rooms.
No. rs lhirty'third street. brick lvO rooms.
Two Splcudid office rooms In MGsoulc building.
No. @tEChapilne street. 1--WE rooms, slJ0l
No. ljOj Market street. office rooms
No. 4 Alley !. lowor part, 81 ~.
No. l2l rhirty-thlrd street. five rooms. 500,
No. D5'HIin street. twelve rooms AMI ban,
Onicc rooms In Hibbard Block, I3li Markets..
No. lae! Main street. second and third tOo:L
Store Oon!o South street, III uelsno ra,.
etnaclC building.
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RekL ESTATE.
FOR SAID.

Fruit FArm-1lcst In this section Of tho couu,
lry. mud dSurrd lucOiuc. Sl.DU cash Will handl,
II. D1lauCc on easy tctms thlI t0u p.IaCo VIII pay
for ltsell. or Will take good renting city prJpCtsy
In USChuIgG
Fiitccu nero farm, uuw ionr,tOOncd liOu3c a.
Deep Run, tOnr miles north OF Mnttiu's Very.
close to c. * I. aud Wheeling 4 Lake Erie depot
Very best Of land, now In Cultivation, iOr SI.iU
CGh. aud glyn possession In Que weeks time,
leaving ali tho growing crop fOr puftlia,cT
Folt.Foomcl house, sixth waIl, Tor $40 cash.
lta u good house, cost sl,luJ.
4 nice laying lot 1t Pleasant Valley, 9lI ~
(noarlv Que acrc,, for 800.
Embuco thcil opportunities wh!lo you have
a chance,
&c. o. &c. F.)
SMITH & DICKINSON,
ltoai Estate n Insurance.,
1920 MARKET STREET.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
ABDUL
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Ono OF tho most enjoyable affairs OF
tho season was experienced at Mr.. Lee
r. Hamm's residence, on South Huron
street, Island, Tuesday evening last. 1t
was tho occasion OF tho thirteenth birth
day OF his daughter, Miss Lille, who
entertained twenty-five invited young
friends in q manner that they will
never forget. The refreshments served
were fine, and all departed with good
Wishes.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. U. s. Claim Attorney, Col.
lcctor and Notary Public.
my9 l6lc MARKET STREET.
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o roR E

10. % firglnla street, ten rooms. fame.
No. $50 Market strcst. eight rooms, brick
No. 1910 Jacob street. five rooms, frame, sl5O
Nc; %@i9 Chapllne street, eight rooms, brick,
No. II vcrnontstrrCt, four rooms, frame, 81. $50
nos e. and Is Eighteenth street, double brici:
Cheap
$3.50 six per cent gold bonds In denomination,
OF Sl.G0Oeach.
Twelve shares Riverside Glass Works
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WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.
Farm OF tho late Ca5oline Kcnumond ~coutaIn.
ing l3j acrGS Of the finest farming land In OHIO
county. Lays woil,.wcll wG;Grcd. situated fivO
miles north Ot city: reached by Il good roRG.
Elegant brick house OF eleven ICONS, large baru
aud other necessary outbuildiucs Also Two or.
charls containing n large variety OF fruit For
further Information call on or address ]. Il.
kLlENFS u Dollar Savings Bank, or 2Sl5 Chap
line street mvlf
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NOTES On NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water md Movements of boats.
Tho River Interests.

surge OF water md Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
YrSrrRDAY'S DErAErunEA
Iron Queen. Phillips. Pittsburgh. noon.
Hudson. Agilcw. Cincinnati. ga In.
II. h. Bediota. Green, Pittsburgh. Sa n.
COurie:, Davis, ParkerSDIrg, 1880 q. m
re Phillips. Meudcl. '!MaturnoraS, 1910 q. IN.
Liberty. Booth, Clarluston. J:3) p. IL.
G0Ars LEAVING SUNDAY.
Scotia. Aguew. Pittsburgh. s u. N.
Zen Hur. kemplc, Farkrrsburg. II n. n.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington. $50 p. In.
Tho stage OF water at the public land.
ing last evening was 5 feet 10 inches and
still falling, with no immediate chance
OF u rise OF any magnitude. Tho big
packets are s~craping the bottom occa,
sionally.
Tho wrecked coal boats at tho east
pier Of tho Bcllairo bridge arc now
showing above water, but the coal il
not sho wing up to M alarming extent,
the coal strike having made submarine
mining profitable.
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ONLY A NICKLE LEFT
Has j. II. Ferguson Misapproprlate4
Funds?
The Report That Cones from Kelvin
Grove.
He MADE way WITH : rHo,,s>n7


"S executor OF tae Estate OF the
'"e country
and the S;cL,o ,,
Newe ,aoch.a soo ,
Fergnson h;ch,,. ., =.
Ko1r;,
r, ,....
,,,ba a,o,,x, ooo
,;s p,.,a-o.,,o,,,.s .-.-..
ond oa ,h., ,-l,
Maid M d.,.,s .,ouo,...
tho rorort
Two u..Ls oro ho ,ar,
crovo .onnahin ,o,,;, -,
.,oo,.ha ,-
:. ,r.,. :,
,o ,.,,. ~:
E.r,,r,on o,o. o,, - -.
- 1;..,o ,, 3, ..,:0
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Tie Advertising

or Hoods Sarsapsrills is always within
the bounds OF reason bee use it is true ;
ii always appeals t0 the sober, common
sense OF thinking people because ii is
true; and 1t is always fully substsntisted
bv endorsements which, in the tinancis'
world, would be accepted without mo-
ments hesitation.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, cOnstiNa-
uon, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache.
Indigestion
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depends on the liver. II suffering with
Indigestion, or troubled with Malaria,
tnat tired, worn-out feeling, you will
consider life worth very li5tle But
when relieved Of these by taking n
mons Liver Regulator you VII count
life blessing and keep the Regulator on
hand for any sudden attack of Bilious
ness aud Sick Headache. An active
liver makes life delight Don't forget
the Regulator with the red l..
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C0Ionrl Carr for Senator.

II. c. Log n Harris in New York Tribune
1t i possible that Ex-Governor Jarvis
may fnd that he cannot be nominated in
caucus for senator; in this case it is well
understood that his friends are then to
support Governor Elias Carr General
Ransom, of course, ha no second choice
fpr senator, but it IS we'll understood that
Julian : Carr, of Durham, is TO fall heir
to the friends of Senator Ransom, shOu d
a deadlock be the result of the CandiiaCy
OF Ex Governor Jarvis. 1t is believed
that 5 Carr Will have the support of
Senator Vance, should the contest assume
tn phase herein indicated There
is no doubt the de ocrats are in large
minority in this state, but with three
che.~ in tie fed, as in 1882, they will
nave large plurality in November next
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\ Washington Tea"

Teas there are Of many kinds-valen
tine, green, red, yellow, blue and 5
o'clocks. One of the teas that will proba
bly, be highly enjoyed is the "Wa<hington
lea, TO be given on the evening of
WaShington's birthday, February %, by
the ladies of the Second Baptist church
farrish's warehouse has been selected as
'he place at which the tea will be held
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They Are HeaYyweights.

In + NJ Bsrhee's store TO day Their
was meeting of the Barbee clan, and
incidentally, a weighing One tipped
the scales at 216, one st 2l5, one at 2I1,
one at 202. and the smallest in the crowd
weighed 10 The aggregate weight O.
the five was over a thousand pounds.
All live in Durham county.
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Ell PF R<lNS
The Festive FiIosOfer and Clever :sE-
mOriSt.

mOrist.
They tell US that the jovial, frisiy + j
who has been the promoter of ii my .
practical joke, la. sobered down II il l.
so, and it is hard to believe, many Ct u
will be sorry to hear it
In spite of the report, his lectures no"
are as full of fun and ginger as ever, ana
The same big crowds laugh at the same
good jokes-thouGh the jokes are young
ones in the lecture he will give here
If any man can Oack a house, Eli !
that man II s. Js=, hall isn't full Vel
nesday night, ii will be surprise lie
will be the star of the lecture course
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Trinity's New Badge

A batch Of Trinity boys were this
morning wearing on their lapels the new
pin designed for the college. This badge
Is OF silver in streamer shape, and is en-
ameled in dark blue The word Trinity"
is the only inscription. These pins are
very pretty. They were designed by a
Chicago house, and reached the boys
just last night.
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A Late Breakfast

is often caused bv late milkman. No
cream for the coffee or oatmeal has de
laSed many morning meal Keep 8
supply of Borden's Peerless Brand Evan
Grated Cream in the house, ani avoid
such annUyances.
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Two Weeks,

You will have the Durham Supply CO =,
stock with you two weeks more, then Won
should move quickly This kind of an
opportunity will not come your wav again.
First OF March We move 10 Raleigh
ID. T SwINDrLL
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uuAT i CLOBE-TROTTER SEES AND
HEARS.
TtcuIilrd Interviews and Sketchy Scraps
of Town Topics rief1y Jotted
Down.

lu, r.
..torod ,,oir tbi. mornino
Wis H7n'lf Il"rF'S' "i Ohapel HljI, ar
IfoIeSSo' y ~ -'toL"'Son lel' 'his
morning 'oI 'I9'' 70 aShihs'oh,
Rev. Df rank l. NelH was passen
ger Oh NE cast "o"h'' "'''' ''''S hofn' e.
Mis-, louie McAIi>ler, Of Raleiyb. VII,
has been Lcrc for several days. returned
home thi, morning.
Mr. Bill Jackson, & prominent farmer
living near MorIi.vilIe, is critical V III
He is not expected to live.
''''' ''''''' 'P,''''' 'o do
wen 9''' " V 90 o'3 D 20 '0''o'
"'' N'' ~ ~ 1''.
Miss Bonnie Oates, of Charlotte, VIII,
came Yesterday to visit Miss Nntild,.
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Nr T \ Sullivan, OF Chicago, LIS,
writes Ihal he has used DR. Balls cough
>srup for bronchitis and found Il !" DC
- Represented, "a great remedy anu
good friend"
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just His style.

What kind of neckwear do you
think would suit me best 2" asked Con-
ceete, as be primped before the glass.
a rope necktie," answered Bluff, who
was gazing al the operation.
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Four StaggererS.

The police docket this morning was
four Of kind-all for being drunk and
staggering. Moore Faucette, ID II.
Gates, Pegram Gooch and James John
son were each fnel s. for getting too
full of the fiery.
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Mental depression, wakefulness, lost
manhood caused by errors Of youth o1
;atr excesseS quickly cured by Magnc etc
Nervi0e. Gaaranteed Oy " NJ. Ieag by.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

Magnetic Nervine quickly restores lost
maunood and youthful vigor. Sod oy
~. Ii Yearly.
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Autographed at the CarrnIina.

l. G. Hail. William II. G. Belt, J. II
Spencer, A. T. Uzzle, Baltimore G, G
Terry, Fayetteville G. F Powell, w. y.
Miller, New York; George G. Friend,
Coles Spragins, Virginia W. II Stone.
Jr; Miss Mary Saunders, Richmond, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Murray, city Miss More
head, city Miss Goodwin, savannah, Ga
Miss Minnie Tucker, Raleigh, North
Carolina Mr.. III. A. Foushec, city w
II. Holmes, Akron, Ohio; w. G. Nc
Claim, Bellair, Ohio Jim White, South
Boston, Virginia; T J Liipfert, Winston
w. NJ. Morgan, city; Henry Beeney
Philadelphia A. n Barnes, Richmond
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The Latest.

Prescription ever fails to benefit or cure
your money is returned. bearlnS Gown
I1aiTe internal inflammation and liberation,
weak back. and all kindred ailments are com
p!etely cured by it. It's a marvellous remedy
for nervous end general debility. Chorca, or
st. Vitus's Dance, Insomnia, or Inahl-Sy 10
Sleep, SpaSIas. Commissions or Fits: and has
often b. -. .o-iry the womcnIy functions,
cured cases Of insanity.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
DURHAM AND DURHAMITEs.
Egachin cry Arri ed.
IN9Wbern Courier

The machinery Of the Blackwell Dur
ham Tobacco company, arrived yester-
day 10 be exhibited next week at the
fair.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
a Pleasant Evening at the Carrolina.

Last evening Messrs. Albert Kramer,
L l. Patterson and J. F. Wiley enter
tanned a party of friends at dinner at the
Carolina. The occasion was informal
and was highly enjoyed. The guests
were Miss Minnie Tucker, of Raleigh !;
Miss Goodson, of Savannah; Miss Saun
ders, OF Richmond Miss Margaret More
head, of Durham; and Messrs Juniu>
Parker, II. \. FOushec. The Chaperones
were Mr and Mrs Murray.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

J0husOn's Magnetic Oil cures cramp-
and collie AND internal neuralgia; 40 and
- cents. Sold at w. VI. GeaTby's.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
For the Newbern air.

Three special coaches were attached
here TO the east bound II & ID. train this
morning. They are bound for Newbern,
and will be used in the travel TO and
from the fair next week.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

Tie was Executor Of tae Estate OF the
Late C. v. Brow left the Country
Two Weeks 1go-ch. STORY ofth-Yruuk
and the NickIe in t.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

Miss Bonnie Oates, of Charlotte, VIII,
came yesterday to visit Miss Matilda.
IIcartt left this morning for Raleigh