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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-23
FlNAxcn ANp rnApe
The Features OF ths Moasy ana steel
MARKETS.

NEV roRE. Eoy. 22-Noney on call easy At
pet ssnt lat ioGa PEI can't c!osst Il pef
cent. Prime mercantile paper 25Sal per cont
Sterling exchange quiet but arm. with actual
business IN bankers' hills At 81 sI5SAi sTA. iot
demand. Silver certificates es1So bid. The total
sales Of stocks to-day were 2S7.lt9 shares
Subscriptions for an amount greater than the
entire Issue OF SO 700 o. government ave- vii
b made BY a number Of banks and other unan-
elAl institutions Of this city including some iof
eign capital This wal decided to-day after
numbef Of conferences and II was sHttled aiso
thai the member Of this agreement should make
theiF bids sepaRtely but 81 exAcuy the sALno
price. This action lnSures the success OF the
loan, which & now certain 70 be oyeFSubscTih ed:
The bHures which baDken in the agreement VIII
bid for the bonds Il not made Pubne, out u -
UNDERWOOD will allow GOOD ptoht 70 the govern
meuL some Of the banks who hold the Largest
gold reserve have agreed % furnish gold % sub
IeflbeFs 70 the loan 70 the amount Of &g,VoO'Vgv
and other banks AnnOupce that they Will supply
fer the purposes Of the loan without drawing
upon the United States treasury. Al the opeE'
Ing Of business the share market was strong u
sympathy with the improved tone OF American
securities on the London Exchange and tnete
was foreign buying OF tho international stocks.
both OF which facts led to covering tnoyement
on the part OF the shorts aud sent prices upward
q fraction, the Changers Joining In The process
Hion. The Market. however, bAu not teCV'sie4
from the shock Of yesterdays scaling OF the bur
lington dividend and the consequent break IN
prices and the advance OF this morning was MOI
maintained long reaction followed ~ Hhlcn
the gains were almost entirely lost; and through
out the day the trading was irregular; recoyeTies
and declines followed each other In rapid sue
cessiou up 10 the close which was marked by
depression, .thO anal trading being quite heavy
10 tone. The granRers attracted the chief speeu'
latiyc attention and were very largely dealt IN.
but huctnated within much narrower limits
than on yesterday. Burlington closed y per
cent. below the highest. aud Y per cent: upon
the day. Rock Island closed u per cent higher
than on yesterday. Sugar receded u, ADVANCED
n broke az on active selling with only rally
of Il showing net loss of ~ per cent the pre-
ierred 10 down u. Pullman broke o. per cent
The bond market was generally firm during
the dny. Transactions amounted 70 u ,S36OO
Government bonds hrm for IS and steady for
the other Issues.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds firm, except for AtchtSon Is
SHES which ara weak
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london CArontclh

London Chrontote
The defeat Of Mr.. Wilson in West Vir.
ginia, which we foreshadowed as not
unlikely several days ago, will be deeply
regretted by his friends in London, who
saw in him a representative OF the best
elements in American public life. The
regret will be deepsned by the fact that
it was probably that London banquet
which proved fatal to him.
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LONDON, Nov 22.-Thc sixth series Of tho
colonIalS wool sales for this year opened at tho
wool exchange to-day. Therc was poor Seleo'
competition was dali throughout, IN spite OF tho
large attendance OF English and continental
blddeEs. Tho character OF the bidding was hcsi'
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO BREWSTER Rcceiyor
Tlmo rabl0 10 is, . tats eEset h. go a: m,

limo Table No. 10. to take eject 1901 d m,
sunday November u, 1891
Leave whceling-ts:oo, tS;AS, lIi:ioa, M, t2:2o
Lea Leave fs;sl, lll:isa m, t291
s3:2l, tl;38, i9;0G p. IN.
1891 1871. ti:41 f9:i2
Arrive Terminal Juuctlon,-ts:I7, tlO:O3, lr1:5j
A. IN, tl:Ss, "J.Sg, tl:t6, 29:lS p. m.
Leave Terminal Juneuon-f7:22. 1900. a m,
sl9:jO a. in. tJ:oO. tA;OS. tS:ll, 1915 p, in.
Leave Martins Forry-t7:2s 1901 am. All:ij
u;OS ti:l1 t5:p, tS:S2 .. IN.
Leave Peninsula -t7;sl. Io:liam, %l2;Sl. Et:t1,
h:l7, t5:25. tS:58p III.
A.l7, tt.25. tl;SI, t9i6S p, NJ.
tsDaily tDsily except Sunday. isundAya only.
klltraina will run OIL Eastern Time
J.E TAusSlG, Superintendent
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Buckien,s Arnioa saivo.

Tho best salve IN tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and nll skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Namnonv
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Be sure and use that old and well.tried
remedy, Mas. WtNsLow's sooTHrNa SYRUP
for children teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, atlays oil pain.
cures wind collie and is the best reme-
dy for diarrhoa. Twenty-Five cents o
bottlo. MwFaw
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nrsndstnfr nnd Proyisions.

NkfFVN n Nr- a
pecember wheat 10 cancel their contrasts and
the shadow Of Mouday's expected increase In
the visible were the boartsh features OF to-days
market. Otherwise tho fresh news was bullish.
steady until near the close, when Il weakened a
triie, closing uaehaneed. Provisions opened
arm and closed weak. Oats closed unchanged.
Flonr steady.
,n MaE4 nCnaa NC No. 2tad Scvem nS
SSsssstsSsLn. December 5SLSabi5Sa6Slic: MAY 5s1.
$50. D'-''N N'|s''''' -'''N'
CnRFZEash No. @ 401<e; No. 8 yellow 45c; No
ts s%ee NAV SS.astS 3sisSc. D'S''''' '41''|''
Sif1,sMGssb 10 g pa: No, . white s2ISas25<c:
No, sS2c: November SJSagsS la.S1Tc; December
~ s29e2sa;c: MAY 32,la32 SaSgsSc.
FtMTyoSo. b 5ia55c.
pIaIsrpn"So i sI 81.
TiaoTHY sEEp-Prne IS 6oa5 6S.
MEss porK-6ash per Dbl. Sl2 l2IISSala 871S; Jan.
uI LyyspNcSsh. p.rioo is, @ S7S; January 50 IS
NJ ioss Is: NAV II i2Xa7 soa7 ~.
SHORT RfBs-Casfi sides Hoose} 90 l2Isas SIX;
January sc oSas 20a6 o5; May 50 96a6 81 1sa6 20.
sHoufpEsS-Dry sailed Iboxed) 5;zaS1c; short
o,s"s sdcs Ihoxed) 6gSaS2c.
W,usxYNbIstillers finished goods per gallon,
81 "a
ssnoAps--tInchnnred
HnTrpR-MarEet tfrn; creaneries ffa25e: dairy
,o.S,c
FaSs-S,sady nj 20a21c
~. 49, ", o9-r,o,r ,oca,n,. On on hor.
res Ia" exports Il 900 barrels: sales 1000 pack.
,ees. marset lower 10 sell. wheat, receipts ga.
M Sr.hsis. nxnorts Is6 60o bushels: SALES no.
no bnsheIS n futures and Al. OO0 bushels OF
Sno,. "nnt ma,ket dnlI ontIons colossal NJ iZasso
net dccline: early closed al Xajsc mel decline:
No red January closed 59c; February closed
~ 6nc. March closed M 6JJIc: NAV closed at
GSsSc. INV cIosed nj 6ssSc: Soyember closed. at
S bpsS SeV exp e 52SO bushels sales u.s.
~ SnsheIs If 3ntures and % 600 bushels Of
sno,. snnt ma rtet nniet. ontions closed tulI mt
eppoS nrine. Januarv elosed At $50: NAV closed
81 Nc. !Noysnber closed at 6sc: Decenber
saIss i15 COZ 6tshels Of iutnres and 5000 bushels
n moi. Snot market ouiet: OPTIONS closed
s,oaJ - a. mrchn ngcd nrIces. ianuarv closed nj
SsSec' EcSrTarv Closed nj asLIc. NAV closed mt
SSIstcc. Sovemier closed al Safe: December
closed Of SssSc. Hay firm on light receipts Hops
quiet. Hides steady. Leather quiet. Beef quiet.
steam closed at 81 IS asked city s. IS; December
81 90 nominal: January $50 nominal. Pork
dull Butter firm; western dairy 1lal6c; do
creamery l6a26c: do factory l91zc; Elgins 26c;
Imitation creamery i9a20c; state dairy lSa2S1ac
do creamery lSR95c. Cheese tlrmer. Eggs dull
state ana Pennsylvania 25a251Sc; western fresh
2SIksa24c. Tallow, market frner. Resin quiet.
Turpentlne dulL hlce oately NssuS' MIss ~
steady Cottonseeu on nta' p r1e SfGue s , Eoa
29Sc. Souee, options cioseG ateuu! ~ nSt ~
cnanscu 70 10 poiHs io"et' suh"i' ~" uu'i' Az
hned quiet ~ decline
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Fiour dull and IN.
changed; receipts 1878 ibarrelsi shipments IL:
$50 barrels; sales 100 barrels. Wheat dull and
67Nc: January bS14c asked; May 62G621Ec; steamer
No. red 5t!aao41fci receipts si4S Dusnes: SNIP
menn sOOOo puhlesi SUCK l'tzS'lEs ousue!si
s aes L 40 w tnde asSc earn wSnS Snot
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NV YoEK, Nov. cI-PetrOiOum steady; Penn.
sylyania oil. sales none; December option, sales
none; closed Al $50 bid: Lima oil. sales none.
on cyrr. Pa. Nov. developments lo2,S 500 bar.
rels; runs n, oil barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-23

the college has made money on all It's
lectures. This IL the first time loss
has been sustainsd.
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live stock.

CHICAGO, Nov. Glowing to heavy receipts in
cattle tho decline In the last TWO days amounts
10 20A25c In good stoers and lOal5c Ia other DO.
scriptiouA Natives were quoted at u 0OSS y Tor
stoclters and feeders and at g. SOa6 80 for com.
mon TO extra steers. Hogs weak. The oxtrelne
ton Of tho market was 81 S7x The bulk OF the
sales were at 81 b0at 70 for heavy aud at 81 goa
few lois sold showed loss Of l0alSc In sheep and
lhA?Oc in lambs The former are now quoted at
75cAsS 10 for inferior TO choice and tho latter at
slT5aS IS. Receipa-Cette, 1900 head; calves
800 head hogs, 5000 head; sheep, 1900 head
East LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. 22,-CattIe dull; prime
IS OOnS Isl good 81 Q0a4 9o fair light Steeb % ga
$50, IIoEs dull and lower; Philadelphia 81 6oa
1 90; common TO fair Workers 81 l6aA 81 roughs
% O6a4 %. Sheep dull and lower; extra q Goa
2 50; good 81 7Sa2 90; lambs 81 SOFAS 90
CINCINNATI, Nov. a.-HoSs trn and hIGher At
6! GOAL 7Si receipts $500 head; shipments 1900
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hIetnlA

NV YORK. Nov. 2!.-Pig Iron dull. Tin de
pressed: StraitS s. II; plates. market dull; spell
Ter steady; domestic s. IS Lead firm: brokers'
price g 81 Copper steady; brokers price sSc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-23
DIRECTIONS
FOR USING
CRBAA BALM.

Apply q particle OF
tho Balm well upinto
the nostrflE. After a
moment draw strong
breath through the
nose Uso three times
ad0y, after meaispre-
erred. aud before re-
firing.
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Wool.
"a Word to tho wi,o is suticIOnt."

NV YORK. Nov. 22-wool nominal; domestic
fleece l7G25c: pulled l9a2tc.
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, Pennsylvania Stations.
[SIERRR8yIVaRid lnRs.l
XII Trnins Run by Central Time.

EefI R10II10 KVS11' VI "
r1cKrr OFFICES At pE:MsThx4sIA ,sIATioS 70 Oh
WATER ST.. fooT oR EL,EyENTA NS., HHEbLnS'
Az MCLURH HOUSE,, WHEELING, AND AT fHs
PEFNEYLvASIA STATION. pRIDdEronr.
souruuxEr sYETIS-" PAN HtHnIE ROUTE"
sn,,Ty tDAtLY RxugPr SUNDAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-23

The Cleveland, L0Faia q Wheeling B, R.
TIME CARD.
Viz ElyrIa and the Lake Shore Rsuso.
JuLr s. 1874
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RAILROADS.
AVE ELM GROVE.
LEAVE WHEELING.

tDnily, except sunday,
sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove at
a.iSs. m. aud Wheeling ut lGl7 p m.
Trains No. . O. IA aud ~ connect with herdic
line for Philadelphia Herdic leaves Trladelphla
ior Elm Grove at $50 a IN. 1880 u, m. 1890 a IN.
md 6:l0 D. M. Daily, except Sundays and Sat-
urday's herdic, will connect with train No. 81,
leaving Wheeling at ll:00 p. IN.
Sundays herdlc leaves Trladelphta at 300
q. M. 1900 a. M. $50 p. M and conneca with
Trains No, 8, IA and 20 from wheeling,
H. + WEISGERBER Gen. Manager.
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Mllers plural 2,SS
gteamcn. 1882
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RAILWAY Time CARD.

Arrival and departure Of raips on and Iftas
November Is lNlS EXPLGNkrioS OF REEEKxScr
N1HkS tnAily; fslnday excepted; MONDAY eE.
orpiei. isAgunlay excepted, lSnnAAy only, sat
uniar only, 'Nonday oaly. Eastern standard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-07

Ia ,.s sao.s Also Of the ground required for
50 houses. ETC.. aud she area
-. .u Sounoarses Of the properties which
coverea or liable 20 Be damaged or
through the raising of the uaters
:. =. mon osy or Lake Tnion in co1se-
aasnre o. the improvement
80 aeye also the honor 20 request that
furniaksd With such furtks- snsn-rnssia,
your Departments 10 able and wiling to
s.n.sn IN the premises that may aid the
- nisses 70 facilitate the carrying out Of
80 intent OF congress in making the ap-
popieGon- The committee viii be
nxIus Tor any suggestions which you
- sose 70 make ~ 70 the proper
.uass 70 De pursued by our ciggxens TO
meet the requirements Of the Department
III = speedy beginning asd prosecution
81 tnis work OF very great local e. well q
Oh exceeding public Importance
FRANK A. Tvichell, OF the COMMITTEES on
~ ano legislation, submitted detailed
s.a.emsnt OF the ownership Of property at
chion City. on the line Of the canal.
showing that the land 10 cut up in small
ioss held BY sevsnty-fvs or 100 different
people, and 70 secure the right-of-vay viii
heoesssfase a. many quit-ciaim deeds. He
stated that the work of securing the right
oi-way viii require much time and pa
thence.
William d. Wood submitted petition
calling the secretary OF wars attention to
the intention OF the tide land appraisers to
condemn the main channel Of the Duwa-
mish river and plat the same The petit
ton. he said. was drawn MP AZ the in
stance OF many property owners and other
members OF the committee, who objected
70 the procedure and we're in favor OF q
straight channel being condemned through
Kellogg island The committee declined
20 indorss the petition on the ground that
u was diverting the committee from the
main purpose OF its organization and be-
cause II would complicate the work Of Sc
curing the canal right-o.-way.
h. o. Graves announced that he had
added the name of Jasper Com pton. q men,
Der Of the Chamber Of Commerce. 10 the
committee.
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PERSONAL

Capt. John o'Brien, of Portland, 10 In
the city.
Edward L. Enseil. Of Everett, Is q guest
~ the Northern.
Cyrus Walker. Of Port Gamble, was In
the city yesterday.
+. r. Haffeifnger. a tourist from Phila-
deiphia, Is at the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Little, of New York,
are guests at the Arlington.
r. c. Naples, q young society man Of
Portland. is at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. B. Fotheringham. of
Spokane, are guests At the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Mcdonald, of VAN
couver. b. C., are guests at the Butler
Capt Ciaud Troup went to Portland yes
terday, ana wiz be back tomorrow even.
ing.
George g. Mcnamara, postmaster OF
Port Townsend. was 1t the Butler yester-
day.
James Bartlett, the prominent lumber
man Of Woodinvilie. Is . guest al the
Diller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nunan, OF Coupe
Vile, are at the Butler. Mr.. sunan Is
sheriff of Island county.
J. A. Swalweil and r. J. wimpsriy, OF
Everett. are in the city on business, and
are guests at the Northern.
Edward Mowy. Ralph q. HawIey.
Charles III. Evans aud v. y. Bennington,
OF Everett, are at the Butler.
Capt. and Mrs. William Bluhm, OF San
Francisco, we've at the Northern last night,
and Will leave today for home.
T. Shortsl, q tourist from New York,
who has been spending several days at the
Arlington. left last night for San Fran
cisco.
John Henrickson. Michael Day aud C.
A. Mudgett. well-known ioggers of Sno-
homish, are visiting the city. and stopping
at the Diller.
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By an error in calculation items amount
ing to $3.50 were counted twice IN Satur-
days subscription. and this amount is de-
Quoted from today's list. which now leaves
total o. $50. Is collected 10 date.
As yet the money for this worthy fund
Is coming in somewhat slowly, but il IL
hoped that people who patronixe the
library and receive the benefits of its ex-
isience will not fail TO do something to-
wards keeping il open. II they would
each contribute a small sum the debt
would soon be entirely wiped ont. There
are also numbers of men who could easily
afford TO give S. or $40 each, and who are
as vitality interested indirectly as those of
smaller means
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For your lost appetite All know that IL Is q
valuable piece OF personal property, bat why go
70 the expense when Hosfetser's stomach Bit
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duees q retarn of the relish for food. but con-
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appetite without unpleasant sensations after
ward. For the purpose OF qaiekeuing digcs-
ton. arousing dormant liver or kid
neys. and establishing regularity of the bowels.
no medicine can exceed this genial family cor
dial, In which the pure alcoholic principle is
mod ded By blending with IL botanic elements
OF the highest efficacy. Ayoid the fiery unsl-
loyed srIulants OF commerce a means of
overcoming inactivity OF any OF the organs
above mentioned. aud use. Instead. the Bitters.
This professionally sanctioned medicine RENE
dies malariai aud rheumatic aiimenta
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A Special
BargainMisses'
Gretchen Coat.

This Misses Gretchen Coat IL for
axese to IA years. IL Is made Of all
wool snstinr Cioth. in handsome tan
shades. has Golf Cape with Vi s-ginsd
hood. The prices for each ags are
remarkably low:
For age the special price Is stTa
For age the special price u sH.sa
For age 10 the special price Is 81
For aee IL the special price Is so.Sa
Fer a-s Ia the sp-easl price = 81
oar stock Of Misses Aacklnioshss 10
an unrivslsd ore in price and selec-
sion. Look IL az.
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Toilet Supplies,
Soaps. Etc.

These are the kind Of prices which
prevail ia this department.:
Juvenile Soap I3e cake.
Jnniper Tar Soap isc scske, 2 for sc.
Pine Tar Soap Sc cake, SOC dozen.
Oatmeal Soap Sc = cake, soc dozen.
Pilgrim Soap Sc cake, soc dozen.
Pears soap l5c cake, s5c box.
Cuticura Soap 2ns cake. soc box
47If soap isc cake, ASc box
Dog Soar fsc cake. 2 for &c.
Lyons Toosspovder 20a
Saxodcnt 65c-
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Cold-Defying
Bed
Supplies.

With the approach OF winter IL IL
well to look into our stock Of bedding.
Reasonable prices and excellent quail
tiles are prominent features of this
stock:
BEDSPREADs - White Crochet
Bedspseads. 55c. 81. sLS. $50.
White MsrseiIies Bedspreads. siT5.
$50, s. this is star vsluel. 81. IS.
RLANKEIs--white. 81, 81 80. s.. 50,
s.. $50. $50 $io . pair. Colored
ones at close to cost figures
C0MFORTABLEs ~ Covered with
good print. oiled with excellent cot
ton. rSc, 81. <I2a Extra good ones.
$50. sLsS. s.. asa s. and higher.
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Millinery of
Newest Style
AT Lowest Prices.

There is much so interest ron in the
millinery department. Correct styles
are here. hsnasonest millinery in the
town snd the prices are more than
fair. We are ssliiag good millinery
this SEASON for less than IL has ever
bcen sold Ia the town Conls In and
see how much 20 can save yoa on
yoar ncs bonnet.
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They Are Here,
New
Trimming Silks.

Lots If them, and in the seasons
hest effects and shades. Teeiarge. the
correct. the small priced silk stock OF
The state = here.
This particular one 10 sSaius indeed
Soa-p Pain coicFed japanese silks.
oot &c saches wide. worth &c, AZ
sc yard.
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More of Those

More Of Those
Winning
Prices.
00c-Faney Eidsrdown Fisnnels.
-VC just the ihing for childrens
eloaks, zoe yard.
So-A new aad very excellent line of
W Light Colored Shifting Prints at
Sc yard.
Cto-Sew and very desirable So
I-2C inch Colorsd Percales at I21sc
yard.
So-More of those famous Fancy
W Outing Flanneis, only even bet
ter than any We have yet had,
at SC a yard.
sa-Siaeks of those reliable Colored
oo Ginghams a. Sc yard.
DSo-Larse sze Brown Turkish Tow
-oC els at sc each.
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HELP THE LIBRARY.
THE MONEY COMES IN SLOWLY.
Patrons ~ the Library Could Raise the
Amssss In Small ssms-Ths Rich
Can Give Well.

Posr-IsrKLIisEscKnf fund far the purpose
Of pegiag 81 tie d<bt o. taS Seattle public
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27
KNOWLEDGE

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the needs of physical being, will attest
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
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1t has given satisfaction to millions and
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ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
sccept any substitute if offered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-27
COURT AT sTATEsBoRo.
The Sasser Case Results in an Acquit-
tal-Other Matters.

tal-Other Matters.
Statesboro, Ga, April 26.-The jury in
the case of the state vs.. S. S. Sasser.
charged with ttre murder of Strip Hodges.
colored, about two years ago, after
being out about two hours returned a YER
dict of not guilty. MIR. Sasser is a re-
spectacle white citizen of our county and
his case had created considerable inter
est.
James Williams, colored, was tried and
convicted of the burning of the dwelling
of MIR. Albert MCGEE, a few months ago.
The jury recommended him to the mercy
of the court. He was sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
Quite a lively scramble took place to-
day at the court house. A negro boy was
on trial for the shooting of George Moore
fortnight ago, when suddenly he
jumped through one of windows of the
court house and took to his heels. He
was soon run down and brought back.
The grand jury have Endorsed Judge
Martin in his move to build a new court
house. There had arisen some objections
to it IN some sections of the county, but
this will practically settle that question.
Commissioner Nesbitt is now much i'm
proved. He was not afflicted with paraI-
ysis, as was at first thought, but it was
only sprained hip. He will be able to
return to Atlanta by tomorrow. Tele-
grams have been pouring in here from
prominent people of the state inquiring as
to the nature of his illness.
Warren James, colored, was lodged in
jail here to-day for cutting another negro
with knife last night. The negro was
only cut through the skin, but was fright
ened almost to death and believed he was
bleeding to death. The entire town was
aroused by the screaming of several negro
women who thought he would die in few
minutes