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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-24

DYE WoRil3-1 Il Naffuu iircs 1904
Main street tor having ssiiea ei0thins
cleaned.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
Eight Months of school

A call meeting of the Board OF Alder
men was held Tuesday to consider the
state of municipal finances in connec-
ton with the duration Of the present
school term. 1t was found that tia
cash in the treasury was running low
and that it would be necessary to close
the public schools on April 26. School
will not open until September and thea
the teachers will have to wait several
months for their salaries. This
thing OF running the public schoois
less than niue months in a place to-.
size of kosciusko is a reflection on tie
town. This is moi the irst time it has.
happened. We do not believe tia. the
people would object to the Lowing Of
the small additional tax necessary to
run the schools one month longer IN
future sessions.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
Are You Well ShOd?

Ifnot, 90 to Gllliland Bros. and
gtl pair of their gents fine shoes,
rhith are now going like not cakes
., greatly reduced prices.
G,oves Tasteless Chill Tonic is war
rsn,ed to cnre Coughs, Colds, LaGrip-
pc ana Chills.
Farmers. we are prepared to
}ad you money for the purpose Of
making your crops. You can save
money by paying cash for 90. DIS
NH We solicit your business. Call
" see Hs.
". B Potts, President.
Iho~ NJ. Fletcher, Cashier.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. \ H BrantIey is in tue city.
Miss Phallie Cook spent Sunday in
Sails.
Mr.. VIII Sanders spent Sunday in
Sails.
Mrs J N Chesnuttis visiting friends
in Sails.
Mr.. S L Dodd and Miss Lottie Dodd
visited New Orleans recently.
Mrs, Terrell Brown, Of Sails, is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs Lou Clark.
Miss Bette Glazer has returned
from visit to lexington
All the novelties IN prints and
cheap dress goods.
W B Potts Co..
Mrs. SneeI is expected to visit Kos
ciusko friends to-day Friday
Mrs. Henry Hooker, of Lexington, is
the guest of Mrs. Jones Gilliand.
Mr.. \, Q. Thompson made flying
trip to Oxford anu Memphis this week.
Mss Alice Brown is visiting friends
in Winona and Carrollton.
Mrs. Huntington, of Lexington, is a
guest Of Mrs. Jones Gilliiand.
Miss Fannie Hillerman, Of Durant,
was in town last week.
Mrs. DR.. Galloway, Of Shreveport, is
visiting her father. Mr.. A Atkinson,
and family
Messrs. Warren Potts and Warren
Meek, of French Camp school, spent a
few days at home recently.
Hon. Henry Hooker stopped over in
last Friday on his way home
from the Aberdeen court.
Mr.. Spinks, Il prosperous merch ant
of Ednburg, spent Monday and Tues.
day in town.
Miss Mary Byron. Of lexington, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII Glaaier,
IN the city.
Endless variety OF Laces at
W B Potts Co.
Miss Davis, the trained nurse who
has bee II in attendance on Mrs. Fen.
wick, has returned to her home in
Memphis.
Mr.. Will Wallace, of Duran.. spent
a few hours with his parents in town
SUNDAY
DR.. Ben Ward spent Saturday and
Sunday in X osciusko on his way back
Is New Orleans.
.Drs. Clark, Temple and Coleman Al.
tended the meeting Of the State Medi-
cal Association at jackson this week.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Clifton
Clark has secured lucrative position
II the Geological Survey at washing
.On.
Mrs. Emily Lewis was called to Me-
'idian Tuesday to attend the bedside of
,er daughter, Mrs. Ellen Comfort, who
8 seriously i'll.
Mr.. Tom Britt, Of Newport. was in
Monday for the first time
'ince he got his arm 81 badly fractured
,is, before Christmas. We ere glad
% see him able 10 be, out again
Mr.. George Mcmillan ran up from
McComb City to Sails and then to
then back to Sails, and
'eturnesi to 10 cinsko. then tn Sails
md thence back t. NcComb City all in
he space of - hours recently.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
Gentlenf

Our line of Tan shoes in calf and
sole are up 10 date in style and at
prices 20 suit the times. Call and
see them. DuBard q Chestnut.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
COTTON REPORT.

arEsDAY NIGHT. APRIL Q.
sr ssgon to date l > ooa bales a.
81 ssilrOad 100
ro,aa $3.50 bales
Scripts SAME DATE 1894.
on 1914 bales.
b. railroad '''0V
Total o4,974 bales
-, The above it will be seen that
a..,.5rss 80 far this year are consid-
~, ahead of any previous record,
over 1900 bales ahead Of last
The dailv receipts at the warehouse
~. that there is still a good deal of
.,,,, I'M the country. Thus on Tues
A., Wednesday. and Thursday of last
IN IS, 90. and 81 bales were received
.-.,er yely. On Tuesday OF this week
rah,les came in. This report was got
IN o'clock Wednesday morning. Up
,,,ast time "a bales had been weighed,
.,swheu the reporter stepped out Of
,,sxareheuse he saw ele zen bales
..,,, waiting to be weighed The cot
ION that the bad weather prevented
f,om being marketed in February and
a,cb IS now coming IN. 1t is conf
,,a,,y expected that by the end of the
v,sps the wagon receipts will reach
,be $1,000 mark.
Asacotton market Kosclusko knows
" rival
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

list oEletsers remaining in the 7 @
=, Epeais,sso for the week ending April
10 eN5: Miss Calle Liddell, Daniel
Eil Mrs. Charlie Watson, Charley
Williams. UETTIE J. FOOSE, B NJ
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

Fifteen OF the lorty.tive pension.
ers of the war of 1872 are over 100
years old.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

injured by running against barb, wire
fences. One case occurred where a
man riding at full speed in daylight
went into fence consls ting of only one
wire and never saw it until he and the
horse were severely injured. II some
system of placing plank on top of the
fence or other method Of making the
fence more visible could be adopted
considerable injury to stock would be
avoided.
See our Washed embroidery
silks at Acc per yard.
w B Potts Go,
The Hassell Co. are turning out
feather beds cleaned and purified at the
rate of thirty aday. Their work is un-
questionable good, you are not cheated
in the amount of toll taken and your
beds are returned promptly. The COM
pany is composed of reliable. clever gen.
tlemen and Ne are glad to sec them
succeed
We have 4 nice line Of Ladies
Oxford Ties and Strap slippers.
Call and see them.
" B Potts Co.
Rev. J. III. Alexander, of knsciusko,
father of Mr. c. Fl. Alexander, Of this
city. preached two excellent sermons at
the Presbyterian church yesterday. DR..
Hunter, the pastor, vas able to be pres
ent, but not yet sufficiently strong 10
fill his pulplt.-Clarlon-I4 edger.
Our entire stock of gents fine
shoes to be sold at greatly reduc-
ed prices for the next thirty days.
Gilliland Bros.
We are informed that all of the ladies'
and gentlemen who We're examined last
week at the courthouse here for license
to teach in the public schools showed
',rooter nrot;r;ancv IN their stndios than
ever before and completed their eXami-
nation on the twelve studies submitted
.r-,, !, 80 ,,n.oooa.r.oa sbo,t
time.
Mrs. ". b. Mcmillan. on South
sue "a' ~ ope't" w a.. a.! ele'
S""V o'uIN va +Fl''S Hi'iiii'Vl >
'!'o'' " ~ ~ w ~" 90 ! ~ y "o''oIi
u 10es' Wv anu '''> l'V' A.
MI. Emmett pvFtU. q N"'''S' was on
our streets 'aS' A"eS""E'
FISHERMEN, get your supply of
nshih9 hooh., poie'' anu li'les 1lo'ii
li"i'ey a''' NV; l"e> N'i'"
"'i"' you "'i'' All" Nv" " '0''
."u'
NJ wmS,r ,;.;.ol ,y,,,,l;, ,h;s
week.
To nv friends and natrons.-I
will no IN koscinsLo on or about
the 10Th Of May, next-on my reg.
ular semi-annual tour.
HoFFMAN, the Tuner.
Tho Nav Orleans picavuns recentlv
devoted b,,f column +, warm nrais.
ofurs Iun.do,,. ,ec,r,o 70 wanna,
She VIII lecture Tree 10 Inc ladies' OF
Aosciusko at the opera Hoase next
Monday afternoon.
Mise Tenn;e Cook will have her
Snr;nn onan;n, of trimmed hats
and ,,onn.ts on Anr;l ION .nI 1oth
49,
ing '"''ee W ',o''.'"'-' '''''o''' '''''
FIXTURES Piep'''" e'Pe.,"'', ''' "0"'e'
an" We SUPPOSE '''eH WIN AN - '"' -
De"i ''''' ''"n'''''" "VA' ''oi'''''' "''e''
"o'"
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

The latest results OF pharmaceutical
science AID the best modern appliances
are ava'led of in compromising Aver'n
oarsaparllla. Hence. though half-a-
century IN existence as a medicine II /.
iu'ly abreast of the age in all that goes
u make II the standard blood-puriher.
DO You Need EN-?
We mean of course the gents
line shoes which Gilliland Bros.
Will sell at reduced prices for the
next thirty days.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
PAINT y1js nous:
With Mastic Mixed Paint.

They sell and guarantee it, Also
Golfers White Lead-best on
earth-Landreth's garden seed and
onion sets, flower seed. wall paper,
and school boo ks Remember the
place.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

Worth Reading.
kOsciusk0, Miss, April IL.
h a !sv'!,,lw d l.!ls:
When you
make your daily
or weekly pur-
hases of grocer
les, [ would be
very glad to
have you visit
my store or send
to me- and learn
| something oftlle.
dainty assert
ment 0fedibles |.
offer for the table.
Ny ca M e d.
meats, : fruits,
and vegetables
|are unsurpassed.
|Our condiments
lot all kinds will
please you. As
Tor staples, you
Know that we
excel.
4. v. JACKSON
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12
" hen You want eM,
Come to see us.

All kinds of cast and steel blows
in abundance.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-04-12

Don't forget Friday and Satur-
day, April 18th and 13'R, before
Easter. Miss Tennie Cook cor
daily invites everybody to come
and fit themselves with new hat
for Easter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

compound, hasbscome familiar to every
medical practitioner and family physI'
clan.
"Broak.down and nervous prOstraiioa
come" say these physicians, "unless
tho great nerve centres are promptly
fed upon proper nutritIve material."
Pains's celery compound Is tue one
great nerve feeder aud nerve res.oTa-
tive. By ils means all the functions OF
the body receive fresh supply Of nerve
food. It encourages the body to manu-
iacture au abundant supply Of this in
dlspenSable vital force, without which
there can be no health, strength nor
happiness in living. From the lack OF
nerve force men and women are driven
to dependency, melAnchoIia, insanity
and suicide.
Thousands Of letters ike the follow
ing IRON Mrs. Lizzie Arnolt, Of Mans'
field, Ohio. are received BY tho proprie-
tors OF Paine'S celery compound every
month in the year:
~ have used two bottles Of Pains's
celery compound for nervousness. and
have found great relief from its use. 1t
is truly a wonderful remedy, | am bet
ter and am using no more medicine
noW."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Nagging is a disease, says an eminent
physician in the last North American
Review. at is often" says DR., Edison,
'the result OF Il diseased condition or OF
strains on the strength"
hisShe nervous men and women who
most readily fall into that unfortunate
class, and anything that does away with
nervous weakness will cure the deprea.
sion, irritablily and the nagGing habit
that so often accompanies rundown
nervous condition.
Persons who lead an active lie need
something to invigorate their nerves
and to give them fresh. rudy blood. II
is tho robellious nerves overtaxed by
domestic duties. added TO the constant
living in the vitiAted atmosphere OF in
doors that reduces the nervous strength
Of 40 many women.
Prot Edward 4. Phelps. NJ. D.. IL
D., presented to his profession the re.
suits oil accurate Investigations in the
medical laboratory. His formula for
recruiting WORKOUT nervous tissues and
building NJ the nervs.centrc' when ex-
hausted. this remarkable formula now
known tho world over as Paine's celery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
rIlEY WILlIl0oM oAmPRELI4


The wheeling Drmucrnt. WIN TNrn Ont
In Farce at Hvilaro Next Wednesday,
Prrh,P,,
\ Meeting OF Democrats was held last
night in the police cour. room, by per-
mission Of Mayor Caldwell, Tho OBJ
ecl was to arrange to boom Candidate
Campbell. OF Ohio, by going to BeIlalrc
next Wednesday evening 10 swell his
crowd and cheer ior him, When six
teen men had gatheiel on the sidewalk,
u gentleman passed around little I'm
camGl6 to pin on their coats, and also
s,ili Papar badges, with Campbell ON
one aide AMI saloon advertisement on
the other.
Iaore seemed to be strange antipa'
thy to going into the court room.
Finally Col. White, Hon. ", q, Hand
IAN, Gx.Conaul DUIaplalu, sheriff Franz
helm, GounIy Chairman klnchGlOe,
pailo Kimberly, Len Reynolds, twenty
nine other Gentlemen and seven TO-
puTinTs got together In the sacred pre-
ciacis, AIT Gas btlaPla'He called ume
and named Frti s,rIUOr Ne Chairman.
lie arrspi5! aud SAID he had nothing
hut Ihunas TO oher, wharoupen two
lHrn WtHI oGL y secretary, III AuSiIus
T17 chosen,
ca. Frluahein 1ucssitod that the
rcxL thing IN order was Tor somebody
10 tate the object o! the mcesng, Col
pcIaplane slated 1t, sG,tng \ special
train could be had next Wednesday
evening AZ - reats itGad tor TIE fof7d
liip. .ih tn0l.Nt there ought 20 be
plenty ri rod IRE ana II urass band.
Col. Guofec Nnth, OF Lriia!re, said he
was one ri committee APPOINTED 20
rasa > cry from ipeedonia, Come over
and ic,u ne" or words 20 that effect.
Ito sa,i !, Wheeling would do what me
could 10 hell make this meeting sue
cess. any iimr In tire future That Wheel
ing Democrats needed reiniofcsmenta
all they would have to DO would be TO
call on Gellnre,
Colonel Kincleloe saiu that in the
last campaign it was hard to get speak.
rss usre, and Colonel DSlaplalne had
Interested himself and wFilleh' 10 Coy.
gruor Campbell, who came hero aud
spoke. The lOca, committee WAS un'
able. NJ the time, TO meet his expenses,
but suhsequenIlv raised enough money,
and sent him a check. Tho governor
generously returned IL, with his best
wishes. Colonel kinchelos thought he
had iAirlc earned the friendship VI the
Wheeling Democrats.
1t was moved that committee Of i've
be appointed on finances, and this be.
ing adopted. Col. Deiaplalne, Col.
Kincholor, Col. W. T. Robinson, Col.
Franzheim aud Col. ". {. Handlan
we're named by the chair. Col, Franz.
helm Braightway made excuse, aud
Col. r. r. DevrieS, IT,, was substituted.
II was agreed that the train should
leave nI p ~. next Wednesday, aud
all who could without Inconvenience do
~ we're requested 10 wear silk hats aud
black coats. Il was decided to let the
finance committee run the whole thing,
beCause they would know how much
money they had 10 spend, 1t was also
decided to meet pgain Monday evening
to sec II the trip was TO be n 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
sisrEH,vn.nU NEWS.
General aud Ipcm happening. at the
IIu,y on T"Wn.

"NANA"a $500 A''''
IEu,y on r"Wn.
4. c, Voter, OF SMdi'. o., has been
visiting tho Oil City looking Tor an in.
ve,tmont IN tho WAY OF business and
dwellin. houses. There are several in Gil
probability, which are paying as good
as 80 per cent on the price asked, Peo'
plc Of this place and surrounding towns
are beginning to appreciate the value Of
rra, estate aud seu tia, there Is no dan
soT OF Sistcrsvitln going back to where
u started from, aGd u conservative aud
pract cal view OF tue 'l,uali0n VIII show
that a town on tho Ohio river situated
as sls.ersyllie is. wi.n coal, Lumbar. oil,
gas aud railroad facilities, will always DO
y good business location and man in
yesling his money here is sure OF good
returns,
Charles King aud Harry Slower had
friendly bout on the side walk near the
Whlttlesey lat evening. The result
was Mr. King sustained fractured jaw
bone.
Mr.. Johnson, OF Bellairc. iI now tho
right bower at the whitllesey, where
his handsome profile can he seen look
ing over the counter waiting TO give
the stranger pleasant smile and a
warm grasp OF tho hand. Mr., johnson
succeed, Mt. Martin, who lie now en-
ployel at " ork's store, whore no has to
work, OF course,
Miss lOughenburg, OF Wheeling, has
been visiting the OH City for tue past
week. in the interest OF the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company. Of New York. Tier
charming ways should certainty secure
some good business.
Mr.. q. W. Stocking, Of this place,
while attending to some work at his
new and beautiful home, fol! and broke
one OF the meiaclrpM b6neAnf his right
hand. Ihu injury Is not serious, but
very painful, aud will take several
weeks to knit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Of 800 ieot in TIE we'll Of the JOWetts
Oh aud Gas Company at JeWets, over
the river. mention OF which WA made
IN yesterdays lSTSLLlGGSCsI Tie gas
was found at the top rho Berea rock,
which il supposed to DO about forty
feet Inluk vt this point, Tho work had
to DO stopped and tho boiler was moved
back spIno distance,
The gas shot up above tho eighty loot
derrick and this caused considerable
excitement in tho nrishb1rhood. d
telegram was sent to Wheeling parties
Informing them OF tho strike, and they
went out yesterday, but did not TeInrn'
A gentleman who was ont this Waek saws
he has Confidence in the field and thinks
that JeWeIt will bH all right
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Last nigh; Powell, tho magician, had
very small, audience q, tue Opera
House. lie seems to 10 unfortunate in
his Wheeling engagements As a
sleight OF hand Performer he has no
superiors. in certain line'. His enter
tainmonl last night was Interesting.
and in every respect but the nse o,
costlT apparatus and accessories. Was rs
tine as any ever Ssen here. lilo isgFacc'
fol, witty and ganiai. aud always plea,0'
his audience, but LOT some reason hc
does not draw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Upon receipt OF your alitsh and
fifteen cents In po,lagy sIann', va will
mail you ptDpaid our SuryLSIB pOAf'
POLIO OPfnE hopiusC oLuNrNS ENpD,t.
rloS; tho regular price IA dity cents, bat
~ wo Wapt you 10 hayo ore. wo mako
tho pticp nominal. You viii hnd 1t a
work Of art nnl thing u be priced.
II coUtainl luii pagi yi1wE Of tho great
bulldog, Win decorations Of came,
aud i.tAroVlpi in h.gAcL SIylo Of Rtt.
I,uo. s,lsNsi with Il, nilOr YOU oct II,
wo Hill round tho stamps and lot you
Aeep no book Alltpys
4 II. I. LrlkLrN& %, ChIoigo, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
I'M nnlo.mr Mhnr,. trn.

Tie mS'ks here showed II inches
aud stationary last evening Weather
ciondy anu warmer
Warren river thrCe.,en'hN Of loo:
below l7w water max. Weather clear
and Nara.
Oh CTS E,yar iaclo' ami station.
a'y. Weather clear aud pleasant
Notlau.OWn River feet Rnd sta.
tionsyy. Weather clear aud warm.
GrocnsbarO-llivcr u lcrs 10 inches
aud falling. Weather clear md NAtmpr.
sienbpnvi0lg-IdVrr s inches and sta.
tlonary. Weather clear and CoJl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Report That It Ne,atliT ,i.do 500 Barrels
tI,t-st .t..F.

a=-@
Report That II Nc,4tliT Made 500 Barrels
in E'gat Iosr.
Notwithstanding tho Tact tina! ayast
amount Of secrecy ias taan planned to
keep tho facts regarding tho new Coon
run well mystery, yet We have it from
sources that We consider anthOniic That
tho well in liiilo lee, than eight hours
filed an SJJ.barfel tank. This vol
came in la. Friday ni.ht, aud IL sItu'
a,si Oh tho Smith farm. or nearly on
i!io line between the Smith anil Masters
farms, ABOUT Elk miles from here mud
two mites from Board Tree, aud Is a
short distance southwest OF the well
drilled tnrfn some live years ago, and
which lL' beon pumred ever since and
reported 20 weld only TX barrels DAY.
taG i5noS bciiu5oi to 10 tt.trsy'baffei
well. ~; 10 ;ai4 Ss It may, this new
zoll, bclug 80 much better producer,
shows tina: thu o., pool 10 this way, aud
no doubt Developments will DO pushed
Accordingly.
A new vel has been already ! ca,ei
on tic Philips farm uj.@nuA sid
hands nut % "0fE on the dsrtGk liiI'
Der. Negotiations ate rotng ~ also iur
all Territory iJat the ruutn Penn la'
no, airsadv IN it, possession. We also
might adj that tho sand, which IA the
Gordon. has jus. been touched and .tlII
greater results will m doubt iuliOw
whom tho well J. drilled completely ia.
-IIJisyoa Eruusg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
rnO3l u I0G WINE.
Nothing LSe.iirs Developed Yesterday al
ilie Oll ',Irupulis,

NothlnE LHcHm= . ,oluptd Yesterday al
iIir Ull nsiupnii,.
Sp>ei-i byHti toll. hF'Gun
smrrasyMla, ". Vs., oct. ls-Ihore
ia not muan to report i0 tao way Of oil
nowL Tnoso 10 plenty OF work going
on; tho town 10 oyOrcrowdOi with msn
10 tho oil tuainea,, but no now VOLS
arc comins IN at present, and there is
nothing otals about
Tho Ihom'lon W.ll n, Now Cattle
has been cleaned OUT nnl Will DO
pump0I Hcnuar
,rna Crawford well q. Antioch Is dsh.
ing fora lD5iNHw.
4 well j, being lrilnl IN tho Jcnu
S.ral larm, wptt ot ihn Dyo vols on tho
YittH 4ils Dt l..p A44I.
he Mitchell "saHsf" At New Castle
hai boon 'uU.l.
Gaoy BIOS. vol m the CIacbanph
lrpo Is down JgJ loot ali IL going down
nicely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Net long since the readers OF the Is.
TtLliGENcER were exclusively informed
Of the fact that y low Naler survey was
being made by enGlEcors at Benwood
and BelIaHa Tor bridge over the Ohio
connecting ihosa two towns, The pro-
moters Of tho bridge scheme we're I'M
williag to give out any information as
to their plane, but dispatch received
from Charleston last night, telling OF
the Incorporation OF tho Bellairo 4
IIouwood Bridge Company, shows that
the bridge is no myth, Tho dispatch
follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19
EnOTHER ENRGG CROWD

Hears Br.. Tracer, The KeniHehF Temper
nnco Worker, on the E'ils Of Intempor-
nnCs, at tho labGrnnoie-ln Interest Ia the
Meetings inorcahnEA Nioenng for
schUul Children to bs Held This Alter
nuNn.
Tho meetings OF Or, Tracey, the Ken
lucky temperance worker, continue at
tho Ilearne Tabernacle, aud with each
meeting there is an increase in the al
tendance, until it becomes q question
whether the Tabernacle will hold his
audiences before ho leaves Wheeling.
Tho interest ha ha4 stirred up IN tenn
peTanca is greater aud mora general
than seen hero 10 yvars, and a great
amount OF good Is the result,
The interest Is greatly accumulated by
the uaa nj the tine slerroptlcon and
views which illustrate the doctors, Ice
lures. Ifs views thSHWH on tho screen
arc fully thirty feet square and Ia tho
course Of a glneIY-miuu,u lecture lntly
one hundred scenes arc Shown, hclling
tie attention ol tbs gui.anca from ho'
ginning To end In this way, too, tho
technical evils OF intempeT1nco on tho
human system arc shown 50 plainly
that all may understand. This Is one
oil tho features that make Dr. TTaccys
lectures SO Successiul wherever ho gives
them,
lhS afternoon no gives 4 Temperance
lecture especially Tor the school cnildren
OF " heeine, who are admitted Tor Iiye
cents. In addition to giving tho LITTLE
ones lHcinIH on temperance that all
can understand and DO Interested in, lie
will wind up the afternoon with a
stereopticon production OF the ever pop
ular "uncio Toms Cabin" The lee
Iure starts at $50 o'clock, There will
also DO 4 lecture IN the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-19

Mr.. Parker, who. recently opened a
produce house on the SouthsSldu, saws
tho publication In an afternoon paper
Yesterday accusing him Of crookedness,
Is without a shadow Of foundation OF
exCuAe, and he has retained w. c.
Meyers. the attorney, aud instructed
him TO cutter suit ior libel as soon as
td,ribic.