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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
GEO. R. TAYLOR,
1853 MARKET ST.
1850 MAIN ST.
NGW-HmA
Fall and Winter Goods
NOW ON SALE.
DRESS GOODS,
COATS And CAPEO.
Silks And VELVETS.
Merino Underwear, Lace Curtains,
DraperieS, POrtlereS, Knit UnderSdrtS,
Silk UnderSkirtS, Cambria Underwear,
Fast Black Hosiery, Linen DanaSES,
French Printed FIanneIS. ETC.
SILKS AND YELVETS
SPBCIAITIES.

Sole agent for DR.. Jaeger's Merino
Underwear, and have just received full
line of the same. Our prices are the
same as at the New York agency. Stock
on hand consists Of Socks, Hose, Gloves,
Knee Warmers, Chest Protectors, Child
ren's Vests and Drawers, Ladies Vests
and Drawers, Ladies' Com bination Suits,
Mems Combination Suits, Mems Vests
and Growers, etc. All sold for the same
as charged at the New York office Sole
agent also for the Ypsilanti system Of
Underwear, of which we have full line.
Catalogues furnished when called for
for either.
We also have just received a full
line of the American Hosiery Co. I'm
derwear. Prices in all cases as low as
in the larger cities.
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LIREaTY DISTRICT.
PRECINCT No

Voting Place, the Two roomed School House
IN .g,l Veil ni6bsritBs BROOKE county WIN yy
Liberty and Richlagd line; thence with the sald
line between RichlAnd aud Liberty district 70
the intersection AZ said line with the heley
barn and Dement, Cemetery line; thence Win
= id road 10 The intersection OF said ROAD WIN
G. &. 4 =. road: thence with &. G. * 7. road 20
the lands OF Joseph Heryey; thence WIN the
lines between Heryey and ffris 10 the iins De,-
tween / d. Curtis aud Faris; thence with slld
line to the line between i. o. Curtis and Max
well; thence with said line to point In the
Rice and Needman rond. near Center Scn'',,
Housc. thence along said road 10 the line ut
dunlap ami Hunt; thence with said limo 70 me
line between Dunlap and Garrison; thence "lth
said line TO the line between Sh'pe ana Nattl'
son: thence with said line 70 the line between
Hartley aud Garrison; thence wish said line 70
the line between Hartley and John II, Mont
comcry; thence with said hue to the Long kun
county line; thence along said line 20 the be
ginning point.
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Republicans Plotting Return to POWER
Because of the Conditions Produced Oy
Their own WEstsfuInsss.

Eucrv furnace IchOSe treS are QUO
Crer7j lUheel that stands ttle-erery ship
,choss sails are rOttjpg i1t our hGrbOrS-
crs17J Iaborer out of emDloyment-erery
farmer on the road to bdrlkruptcy-erery
merchant lChOSe trade has diminished
ercylJ Idc.ory lChosc doors are closed
ererll tramp upOG the highWdy-eUeTy
railroad in the hands Of recetUerS-GJJ
thsys lrsrc produced by Republican mis-
r,,le and Republican lOdStejulReSS, and
mos these, falsely charging them Upon
Democrats, the Republicans are plotting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
RIAL EsTArE ASD FfRE Insurance,
f92o MARKET Strict.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made By Asgds-
lena La!nnart aud her Husband. simon LAfn.
hart 10 me as trustee dated ca the lZth day or
January. 1891. and recorded it the once OF the
CIerk d the County Court % ohio county. West
virginia iu deed Of trust D(oe 81. page 555, I
WiiTsell AZ pab.le auction % the froBt door OF
~ court ncuss Of said Ohio county, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1913
commencing ~ ~ o'clock q. m the iOilo"lhs
described real estate. to>Uit. Ihe nOrthehst
6a.rtsr o. Iot No. - IA Jonathan Lans's Eddi'
tiog 70 TIE city o. W aeeing. fronting - feet on
Market street and RAINING fack ~ feet - ths
sorthwess quarter Of said ldt Also, feet on
the south fids Of lot No. ~ running back rDeat
IN feet - line OF vs.. A. Wilson, together Vito
he improvements thereon Terms OF sale
one third Of the purehass money and a. mu n
more a. the purchaser may 4lect 20 pay IN eAsu
and the residue In Two equal nusi paymsDts,
with interest from the De sale tIe puf
81, sa,,ss deferred raymel And title 70 bs
~. 49, - a,.,i tbe p&vruef the purchase
DyDS fo<Es Trnstse.
Attorney. o-I.yl
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PRECINCT no. ).
Voting place. Cool breeze school Hou.

Voting place, Cool Breeze School House.
Boundaries as follows: Beginning at the in %
tersec.lOn Of new CoYenSnter road with Litefiy
and Tnad5phia district lines; thence along
said Covenanter road and so on as above de-
scribed to the intersection OF Middle Greek
road with Stone Church road; thence with said
stone Church road IL the Marshall county line:
line; thence with last said line 50 Liberty and
Tradelphia district line thence with said line
TO place OF beginning
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we.t vlreIrIa postal Analrs.

Sas-isI 20 The RsJtTts".
WASHINGTON. D. c., october S.-R!Iey
Shacksliord has been appointed post
master at Thoburn, Marion county, vice
A. a. Davis, removed.
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TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT
prrrrN~rr N-N-

PRECINCT NO. l.
Voting place at Leatherwood School House.
Boundaries IS follows; Beginning az the in
terSection Of B. 5. 81 b. road with Richlsnd dis
trIct line; thence with said road TO the National
.oAd; thence Vita National road 10 Bedll!ion
Lane; thence with Bediillon Lane TO Wheeling
creek; thence with the meRAderilgs OF toe
creeS 70 the western boundary OF the Hugh
clark farm; thence along said line 10 the
Richie district line; thence alop>y said line 20
ne Washington district iins; thence along said
line to the Rich and district line; thence along
sid line 20 the be'innlRs point
PRECINCT No. >
Voting place at Beech Glen School House.
boundaries &s follows: Beginning st the IN
tersection o the l5. ). X 3 road with the Rich
laad district line; thence along said ROAD 20 the
National road; thence along said road 10 Bedii-
lion Lane; thence along said lane 10 the creek;
thence with tae meanderlngS OF the creek TO
,he western boundary Of tae Hugh Clark farm;
thence along said line 10 the Richie district
line; thence along said line 10 the old McAnail
rOad; thence along said road, through the oil a
Baker property, 20 the National road; thence
along SAID road 30 the Smi.h MS Hill road; thence
along aid road 10 a point in said road directly
in the front o Charles PSpas house; thence IN
"A straight line TO the eastern corner OF Henry
Fishers house (the oil James Heryey home.
stead; therc. IN = straight line 10 The hichland
district line passing ten feet % the west Of John
Browns house; thence along sS.d line 10 the
beginning point
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PRECINCT LINES
AND
Voting Places in Country
Districts, Ohio County.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners,
OF the County OF Ohio. held az the Court House
On the 9Th day of May, 1894, the following pre-
cInctS and voting places were established for
The following districts:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

No. 90 n. WABASH strsHt Island,
story frame DIV. Hing Of rooms. Lot yrlkD
fec. II bought in mex ton days can be Tan iof
81 .6JOcash. ,-tlt
No. 1900 Chapilnestreet hne dwelling
no. II2f Chspiine street, Toom' OAtn'
good CO lar. 10 3jYl. feet
No. 100 Foartsoath street, brick.
No II thirteenth street. Two story NICK.
No. 1913 Four ssnth strest' Dick Ense'
at onc-hali Us value.
hos. 22iG ana 22ts Market strelt
double brick DWELLING property ~ Sr0onveach
no 81 ~. WaDash street. Islano' Sstotf
frame dwelling OF rooms. water % bolh
floors: lot 2N1lZ0 feet. 81,
No 2SeI EoT street, 2stefy iramst vel,
Ing Of rooms; halt lot, Ne. 50. no ~ '@'I"
No. 529 d ain street, 2.story brick dwelling
OF IL rooms. -. oo,o
no IFASE-3i feet Of ground on tle east
| side Of Market stree. north Of sixteenth street,
| or ehe owner Will build FOR good tenaft
| RITEHART az TATUM'
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RINEHART az TATUM'
- ~ llnlIdLnr. Room SO 8. Toleplons ~
ISLAND RESIDENCE FoR SALE.

We offer FOR sale desirable resid'ncs 10 ne
best part Of ths island. one square itom lh'
steel bridge. a two-story brick {" Io7h-'
hail aud hH.sled garrett; mederi Improve
r,c,ts. iot tibsl rs. carr.sre house Ind stable;
TN ~ ,.stig ,ss wholesale business portion Of
tie rityon Naiu street r
4 "a. W farm Tor $3.50; 100 acres ia Belmont
COUNTY. -.
yiCOi on improved Ely real esbts at per
cent semf.auuusL
CA. SCHAEFER& CO.,
Cor. Fourteenth aud MARKET sirfis, Real 70
cate and steamship Agency. seyh
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EDUCATIONAL.
DEDEMPTIoN OF BONDS
Ii "a
EGIRiC IIGHT LOAN.

The holders OF the above uamed bands are
hereby notified that the following nt 81 80.
bav- 6een allied. namely. ~, 81, -, %. 20
- 26. -. 81. 23 OF one hundre9 tOi a.
eaeh. And I4T. I69. 142. 1O4. l43, lS1, y.
T5s. I63. I6S. I32, 192, 10i. ITo- Of hye
bundred dollars each. and zrs psyaPle Oc'oO
!. 1921 At which cate 'hsy viii ~ 20 ps4 =,
,aterest. Bonds znd coapoos wif y pai1 ~
IRE Bank OF the Ohio Valley ,~,,-
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECIflc Li
LOAN.
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SPECIALI.

ve,.., do,bls gour money aho. in Zanss
o,.bs,5 A. 50. on quick sale. sl0ining los
sHOtO So
sROO1 BRICK House
On Thir,eeuth street. Tor q, 80. gnl pay IN
as Investment
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PRECINCT No. >


voting MS. Town Hall, IAN Grove.
,s9upg9tieS rs follows: Beginning ~ the n
= trsection OF the National rosd with the Nc.
ANAL road; thence along SAID McAuau road
through the old Baker property 10 the Richie
district lire; thence along said line 10 the Mar
shall county line: thence with sad line 10 the
Stone Church road: thence along said road 10
the Intersection OF said road with Middle
Wheeling creek road. thence and IN a straight
line 10 the eastern corner OF H. NJ. Heryey's
house; thence and IN straight line 10 the
IN a straight line 10 the eastern corner Of Hen
nv Fishers house. mentioned above: thence
and in a straight line 20 the beginning point
mentioned near Charles PapaS house; thence
along the Smith Hill road TO The National
road: thence along said Toad to the beginning
point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

TOR RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF MovINGl
IL our business TO the large department store
OF Z. X Potts corner Main and Tenth streets.
We offer our present ONCE, No. % Twelfth
street and i've rear rooms. for rent BothI
o1lces viii DO kept open until tie TwslfthI
street rooms are rented. when the entire busi-'
ness will be transferred TO E. Il. Potts store.
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO.,
s. A. Newcomer Manager iel0
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PRECINCT No. ..

Voting place, Mrs. John Fats, Al totoil li.'.
Bounoarie, rs follows. Beginning att p.ini
In the Weedman and Rice road, n,ar center
school House, mention ed above; thence win
the farm lands mentioned above, aud the Long
Run road 10 the Brooke county lne' heNc'
With sid line 10 the PENNSYLVANIA Sale line;
thence with said line % the Intersection OF
laid line with the Wcelman and Rice ROAD.
thence with sid road 10 the beginning point
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PRECINCT 10. 4.
Voting place in yance's Hotel, in TsiadoI,

Voting place in Yance's Hotel in Triadcl-
ph!a.
Boundaries rs follows: Beginning 81 the in
tersecuOn Of Middle Wheel ~ orceS road with
Stone Church road; thence straight linz 20
the eastern corner OF Henry Heryey'S house,
thence 8 straight line 70 the western corner Of
the old Fcay house; thence straight line 20
old jams Helvey house,, thence straight
line To the Richland district line; passing ten
feet b the west OF John Browns house; thence
with the Rchiaud district line % Liberty dis
district line to the intersection Of the said line
With the new Covenanter road, according TO
plat OF said road flied with the clerk OF this
Board thence with said road 90 the west
Union road; thence with said road 10 the Mo
Cutchen road: thence with said road 10 Middle
Wheeling creek road; thence with said road TO
the beginning point.
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RICHLAND DISTRICT.
PRECINCT 80. !.

Voting Mace. G..n's Run school House.
KouuaArIcs As f0ll1ws. BsgI1ning al q point
i'm III. line betHsei Washington ana
kicAIaud districts on the lf3v ~ toe river NM
thence with the hrow % said bill north - coz
rrrofJ ". NiroUs and ". y. We.scbtncs;
thence with the Ilus between the farms 81 said
Nicolls and Neischauc.; thence VITA lac ilHs
Ietween the farms 9 .'orn Pa-shail 1uu EilAh
harling: tle-Ce with tue line petw 'aE El9ah
Mar.inc aud thinner Bscihers. iheocs VITA
the line between the Mods farm AMI Do "
Mccullough 90 corner between WOODS ana y:
M. Mccullough. IN the line 81 jacob Thomas
farm: theGcs with the Thomas I'm 70 corner
betwe-n Thomas farm aud N =. IcCuHsugh'
thence with the line between ). l.. SaWlels
rpdJ vs.. Mccullough 20 south fork OF short
Greek: thence with ;he mssuderags Of sail
creek 20 tue mouth thereof; thence WIN the
ohio river b. the Washington district lnei
thence With said lin - the BEGINNING point.
PRECINCT 80. p
Voting placs. Br,ck school House.
Rouudarirs a follows: Beginning ~ the
,,oinf abor. mentioned In the line between
Washington aud Eich.and districts IN ne
brovy .. ihe river hill: thence with above men.
tioned farm lines @ the south lOrE OF bhori
creek: thenc- with the meanderlr=s ~ shid
r-eel. 10 the brooke comfy linz. thence Nith
sid lin. 70 toe Liberty district llBe. thence
-.itb aid line % he Trisdelphla district iine'
thence with said line 10 the Washington die
tr.ct line: thence with said line 70 the begin
ming point. ,,ovrr
Clerk Board Commissioners Of ohio County
oc3ssgr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

EOR SALE-RooHs FOX
i For Rent aud For Sale Cara
Counting Roam
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E1oR RENT-THREE GOOD Rooms. CEN
Il trail location on Market street, suitable FOR,
Offices. Will renovate sane for good parties
Apply at this office. iyse&dh
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-DESIRABLE LOCATION oN)
IL Market stgeet, for business or dweIliugf
Address LOUIS, REGISTER ONCE. ocirh .ru4d
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Voting place
n-.rH-.r.L rn.LL

Voting place, Charies CsumD&cAet - U"
National road.
boundaries as follows; Beginning a. the IN
tersec,ion OF the Pennsylvania otH'e I'M "It9
The We.dnan and RICE road: thence with said
ROAD % the point 10 said road near center
-chool House above mentioned thence along
the farm lands, as above described: aud g.. q.
" 2. road and Kellys barn ana dement, :
Csmeterv road 20 Rlciland districtlins: thence
with said line 20 the Triadeiplia district iinei
thence with SAID line 20 Penniylyania state
line. theLce with said line 10 tue beginning
mint
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SLEEPING ON THE DANGsE LINE.

Charles To,on, ". Va, Oct. !, 1894.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07

right to do business in this State"
Section Hal declares that persons en-
gagged in forming a trust to control
business "shall be guilty of misde-
meanor" and may be fined not more
than $1,000; and section 4442 says that
call sums of money to be paid on any
contract on behalf of the State, county
or municipality, when the provisions
of section 444i are violated, shall not
be collectible.
Marshall & Bruce, Barnard Bros,
and Ennis & Co.. have beer indicted
under Federal law, but they are also
liable under the State statutes. and it
is the duty of the district attorneys of
the State to have them indicted in every
county where they do business. They
have violated the Federal and State
laws, and should not be allowed to do
business in this State
The Meridian News says:
What will the county boards and
the municipal boards of Mississippi
say when they find that they have
been parceled out among q lot of
| sharks to be bled for their (the sharks)
enrichment And what will the tax
payers say when they learn of the
scheme of these cormorants to fatten
upon their substancep AS the Clarion
Ledger says, these conspirators are as
liable to prosecution under the State
law as under the Federal law, and
the matter should be brought to the
attentention of the officials of every
county where they have attempted tt
perpetrate their ncfarious job. Every
grand jury that meets in Mississippi
from now on should investigate tn,
matter, and if any contract has beef
made with any OF the firms named
they should be vigorously prosecute,
and the contract annulled.
| Mississippi bas been kept poor b,
this submission to blood-letting lon
enough. Foreign cormorants hav
exhausted her substance. But thi
last development is the most high
handed and Ubiquitous that has We
come to our knowledge.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07
Trashy Medicines.
CRUISE.

Many such flood the market. Bo-
tanic Blood Balm is a conscientiously
compounded medicine, the result OF
forty years practice by an eminent
physician. 1t is the best blood puri-
fer ever offered to the public. and is
guaranteed to cure if given a fair trial.
Try it for all skin and blood diseases,
including catarrh and rheumatism in
its worst form. One bottle of it con-
tains more curative and building up
virtue than dozen of any other kind
Try 1.-The Old Reliable See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07
1t is True-The Combine in
CiCted,

In recent issue the Clsrion-Ledger
said that at meeting in Greenwood
the Mississippi Press Association was
informed that Marshall & Bruce. Geo.
ID. Barnard & Co. and r. &. T. A. En-
mis-, had been indicted by the Federal
grand jury at Aberdeen for entering
into conspiracy to combine and con-
troll the blank book and stationery
work Of the seventy-five counties in
the State.
The Clarion-Ledger is now in posi-
ton to say that the report is true, it's
information being direct-that Mar
shall & Bruce, Geo. d. Barnard & Co.
and r. & I. A. Ennis & Co., were in
dicted by the Federal grand jury at
Aberdeen for entering into trust or
combination to control the printing and
blank book work of the counties of the
State. 1t now repeats that these con-
Germs ought to be driven from the
State, and it is the duty of boards of
Supervisors to cancel contracts hereto
fore made with this MARSHALL Bruce
Barnard. Ennis CO. Trust and other
Boards cannot close contracts with
any member OF this trust unless they
disregard the spirit and letter of sec
ton 1921. which says:
1921. WHEN THE BIDING is UNFAIR,
REJECTION OF BIDS. If it appear to
the satisfaction of the boards, at any
opening of bids, that there has been
combination among the bidders; or
that the bidders, or. some OF them, are
connected with trust and combine;
or that the bidding is purposely unfair
ia lowering the prices Of some and
raising those OF other articles out of
proportion, so that it be difficult to
decide which of the bids is the lowest,
the board may reject all bids and in
wife new proposals, or it may make a
contract with some person at prices
not above the average of the lowest
bids.
Section 4438 declares contracts made
with trusts or combines void; and sec
ton 4439 says that any foreign cor
poration-who shall enter into any
trust or combine. "shall forfeit its
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07
Supervisors Court.

At the June term the following bust
ness was transacted and accounts on
| file were audited.
r S Davis, lumber for court house 70
ltawamba county tor removing
Hinkly Motley. pauper to poor
house in this county OF
r d Smith, work on court house
and material IA sc
NJ IA Booth. merchandise 2 0C
Nose White, scavenger sc
S J Mitchell, days work on
| court house 81 OF
| Reporter, advertising 9 OC
Reporter, envelopes for sheriff / rs
A committee consisting of Z J Stor-
ment and w T Clark to examine and
view contemplated route of road as
set forth in petition of w C Glenn ct
al, and report proceedings i'll writing
to Board at next meeting.
Andrew Coleman ordered to report
to county poor house for relief.
r ii Buchanan, keeping paupers 80 90
Petition OF J w Harvey ct al, exam
ined and ordered fled.
Geo p Hammerly. material for court
house 6 O8
DR. WA Hodges, account, prescrir-
lions for prisoners in Jail is hereby
referred to circuit court.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07

II CERTAIN United States Senators are
corrnpt the people want TO knowit. If,
on the other hand they are incorruptiple
ii would gratify American pride 10 know
that, too. Secret investigations SAVIOR too
much Of Venice under the Doges, OF Z
ngland under Charles the First, and Of
Russia and Turkey OF to-day. Let III
tell the truth. and tell 1t out loud. = Bos-
tor Globe, Dem.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07

EDITOR REPORTER. Il thought few
lines from this portion would not he
out of order. All peaceable. Crops
we'll worked but very small.
Well Mr.. Editor on the goth me and
a friend boarded the train at Burns
vile for Corinth where we met our old
friend W. Z. Bishop, and spent a
pleasant night with him and his fami-
ly. On the 30th we took stroll to che
Cemetery, and while standing there
everything looked SO nice, l thought
we poor Rebs had to pay tax to keep
that thing in order. ! thought OF our
poor Rebs bones lying on the battle
field. thought of the scripture that
says, Shall these dry bones livep Then
| thought of what the scripture says,
Blessed is he that has part in the first
resurrection. think the old Rebs will
come first. CRUISE.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07
About Hard Times.

The man who sits around on dry
goods boxes and whites while his
wife and children keep the grass from
running away with the crops, is gene
rally able to tell you all about the
causes OF hard times. the remedy. etc.
He knows just how the government
ought to run, and in fact he knows a
little of everything except how to pro-
vide for his family. -Hallettsv L e
CTsx.) Herald.
Times are naturally hard with such
fellows, and ought to be. They whine
around about disaster. ruin and DESC
lation until they not only convince
themselves their doctrine is true, but
force other people to believe times are
really hard.
A few worthless old buns, will sit
around within easy reach of grog-
shop, whiting and mouthing and
complaining about ''hard times until
sooner or later they breed an Infectious
disease. Germs thus released are car
ried around like thistledown on every
J breeze, and the community soon finds
itself in the midst of business de-
preston, wrestling with The epidemic
OF ''hard times according to that
class of pessimists who look on the
dark side OF everything that pertains
to the advancement Of their city.
Such fellows should be made to go
to work or leave town. They are a
disgrace to themselves aud their fam
lilies, and block and hindrance to any
community. ''iard times is bug
bear, ravhead and bloody-bones of
which the country is tired of hearing.
Get out Of that gloomy countenance.
and convince yoursels tn at "hard
times has not affected your town or
county. Clarion-Ledger,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-06-07
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. CailIoueite, Druggist, Beayersyille
Ill. says: TO DR.. Kings New Discovery ]
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe
and tried all the physicians for miles about
bet of no avail and was given UP and told ]
could not live. Having DR.. Kings New
Discovery in my store | sent for bottle
and began its use and fsom the first DOSE
began TO get better, and at,er us ng three
bottles was up and about again. 1t is worth
its weight tn gold. We won't keen store OF
house without it," Get 3 free trial at j Ii
M0Ore's Drug Store.