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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
TREND OF TRADE.
R, g. Dun 81 oompany'a Waolsly
RovlOw OF Business,
IS NOW 4 GROWING UNCERTAINTY
About tho Near Future OF Industries
owlaS to tho Dagger Of Over Pro.
duotton-Money Market IN a Salts.
factory COndition-Tho Iron aud
Wool Industries,

NEw York, Oct, ll.-R, &. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF TRADE, which Is.
sues Tomorrow, will say:
ThOprice barometer gives indications
that arc not entirely favorable, Cotton
goods go up with Increasing evidence
that tho crop Of cotton is short. Prices
otOthCr manufactured products, OF wool,
hides and leather, all show some do.
cline, general abatement in new or
dorl being the principal cause. With
an immauas volume of business, not
much exceeded in the largest month OF
tho exceptional year, 1892, aud with
evidence that in several important
branches the volume has surpassed
that OF any prev. GUS year, thOra "a 4
growing uncertainty about tho near iu'
ture OF ipduItries.
Money markets are neither strained
nor threatening, foreign exchanges no
longer raise apprehension, and all
fears about the great northern crops are
past, There have been few advances in
wages for labor within tho past month
and only lew works have been closed
through strikcs for "a advance, Fha
production oil pig iron UcIob1r ! waa
tho lRrg0s, in the history OF the cOun-
try, gOl IA tons weekly, against l0i,0!0
I September l, 10000 having been tho
highest in 1922. Stocks uasold are not
stated, but Substantially tho whole pro-
dUclion is in execution OF past orders.
On tho other hand, new orders ara OK
cecdingly small. There 10 marked de-
cEsase IN almost all finished products.
Iank Rleol is loW0r; bar iron IS offered
by some at concessions; plates ar1 not
firm; the structural demand has
greatly increased, and wire rods de-
cline 81 10 $29, with lower wira and
q mucH reduced demand for nails. Bss'
semer pig has fallen TO SIS At Pitts
burgh and grey Jorge 20 cents, and
prices OF iron products average q per
cent lower tor the week. DlscOnunuanca
OF demand. which could no; DO OK
pGctei to continue ~ tlo same rate
ait0r prices had risen j2.H per cent,
| leaves actual consumption IN question.
Wooden manufactures 4 douland for
dress goods and some otler speciattoa
keeps many fully omployoa, but most OF
the works making mems woOlens, Tor
which now orders Rra scanty, ind not
enough 10 keen them running. saos Of
wool continue heavy, ii,3tS,e0t pounds
for tho week, largely speculative.
Failures for tbs week have included
two banks aud several concerns Of some
size, aud have boon 2OS in the United
States, against 23t last year, and % in
Canada, against a. last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

From Death of CARLSBAD "f Passengers in
Ontario,

From Death of n CARLSBAD "f Passengers in
Ontario.
PrrrnBono, ONE, Oct. 1.-THE engine
and baggage car Of a pa,1oncOr train on
The Grand Junction branch oil the
Grand Trunk railway plunged into tho
Onauo river near this town last night,
through lock bridge which had care
leTlv been lett open. The fret pn''
sengaf coach, containing lBOlyr pgrt9aa
atpppcd on the brink Of the river the
forward port projecting over tho lbut'
frsrt. but tho air brakes held II from
g5Iug further Tho engineer Jumped
from his cab boiorO tho cnginc won't
down aud escaped unframed. The
fireman and bagrngeman, aud Mr..
Nlsrks, traveller Tor King * Co., Of
Toronto, worO not 30 fortunate, and
yoro carried down with tho engine and
baggage car. IhOy managed to escape
alive, though they woro scrIouniy in'
,uTel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

Uhlctgua Good to choice pGtivo cattle were
iu lauur supply, amt safes Of such description
WrIe effected M qi5ighGi while medium gya1C,
sold Nj 81 AONi ". and limited numbers NJ com
mon Nosr changed baud, ATS lUNllh. Hogs. in
large supply and weak, shippers aud packing
hogs sold NJ " sat o.. common o. ,Oal %, aud
p.ssW 81 7IllU Sheep, steady Inferior tosH
iauniIyO sheen VI Olniii! natives and western,
81 nIal co. lambs 81 OltAlO NrUoiplS-CaltlU r. no.
head calves iOl head hog' $500 head sheer
huHu hghlt
Ist Uuniin, y, V Cattle Receipt, nf snl,
cattle yofy lght aud sIld tn city tfadc weak vi
former pFlp64 Hogs, ttCClpA ~ ears, mark
lRtlybuiNo, Workers, fair 10 choice, ~ 8OAI kU
mugha 3lulH ~, pigt rood 10 choice, " Bln
iln shccpHul lambs tcColpH " cars market
dull and slow. lambs choice 10 prime, 81 Iva
Igf. tluap, uhulu6 IN selected export wathOra
81 iani VII onls und common sheen 81 ?bRl ~
t,si tthmty ta't'r, receipts itghti mnfect
SLOW vi UNCHANGED prices Hogs market very
slow NJ lover pfICol, bv'l Workers " l1nl ",
rInfIpu ~ init lufkCHgi .O1i ~, heavy grade,
N gAiaO shrop, supply IN llrht and mutkci
yrfy slow. rNtfh 81 sJal OJ, common tOCAtl %,
bmbl 81 Uhl OQ. veal calves 81 linn "a,
cincinnati - Hogs Nrndy at 81 i0tl gj. 10,
C1pis 5000 lg1li thlpmonu 900 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

Preseason, Oct ll.-CaroIino Anna
GstToon was arrested Il. tho homo OF nor
ialhor, William Kennedy. near Butler,
Pa. last night on telegram from the
chioi OF police OF Denver, charging hor
with tho murder OF her husband last
spEiGg, An application Tor nor release
on writ OF habels corpus was made
this morning on tho ground tina: sho
had been arrested without II warrant.
a hearing was sot for this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

Tl,taY.,,-- IIs5y had svt.I4DlIy IpgOHA iJFDJ
NJ t,,r, .,r,i , ,'I" n I,,Ip,I viclon In
g,'y,. I Z, .",a y" 1s y'rT Nc,s ,iHrt a,
a-,','t 70 , % .Iron'' mi
He.' o. ne9H.'Gs nS Sy ySm 'E''p g6 SGI
, ,, t,r ~, ~, H n"r bu,hrl
WIN , "g Et o 20, G H3 OF o Il S eneS their
90 t.,, ',gt,,l,,tt IN. ,rbsat
laA.kci, Ursobys corn is = higher and May
los, they made oil the opening.
Flour firm.
WHTU cash No, Sprlng 'i+saCj =. no,
sprng aSt59' -. 40. 9 red 90 ,atlc. october
81 .aOIf .afr g December j9f .a5t3 .HJj5 sole,
Nav EitglI .E6ac
Cnrs-ran No. gSf .A.li %: No . yellow
81. lsl' . SO. October .,a.s AS g. November
gsls-E AIS n. December -, az AZ ,ug5 c. May
e, ,a1p -usli.s
GAs-Iu,u 80. .. I3C, No white llF9a
Nc. No j white IsGalDf.c. October ti',A
I5Hsal5a ALI ,r. December Il alsliif salhC; May
sll, asp. .Hgul,AlJl.c
IlE=Nu. Z uIc
NAEIEY-N0 O. nominal.
FLtNtLGb-So. g,i.c
T.uuuY sFyn- PsImr s}7j
Ma, PbRE CASH nor bhl s ~ l,aS 90; OrlO.
boz c'5'ri s. o. January 81 aHl a9 ijag 80, May
- o. A' NJ 'saNt ,Es 49,.
.L'En lgh per 100 10. - 's'si UG'o1er
| cloANd - ~, january - 's'gaj '5ap '9' may
s. 't'ga1 glAI % o...,.
suuEf i.ihi -NlSh, sides - O'ab TO- VGtOOet
- OIap nH' M November closed "a 90,
January p 'AN SCAT ~. dry sailed shoulders
l'.nlssc sh9fl clear sides D. ,Ahc. IT..
h'NN-phH"eN hhAheu Soo'' psi sA"o4
-, ,t.,f.., ,,5.. ...,,,-f,. o,s,,. d,Jrv
"a, hv lL'- N"Ne' "'h' V'c5ne'''' '"--'' '"''
y SO r... .,.,r.,-
~, "' '"''|
r"I''. a"
Sew Nnrk-ilOur receipts p, OJ1 barrels:
market stronger and higher Wheat receipt,
'opn bushels, exports l.GEJ bushels tpo!
"NlNHL"f. NPNANNa ~ va NJ N'ANtI hf hAl 'AlrtG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

lionsCg GGEELEY once said: THE
way to reiumo /, TO resume" speaking
OF again putting gold into circulation
after the war But you NAV saw IRE.
aume" any number ol times to that
torpid liver OF yours AMI it won't bulge
until YOU take simmons Liyor RcguiA.
tor. Many people seem to forget that
Constipation. Blliou'ncss and Sick
Headache are all caused by u sluggish
liver. Keep the livsr active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

New YoRG, Oct. ll.-ThO reOrganjza
ton committee in connection with the
new organization plan for the Union
Puciic is as, announced rs follows:
General LOUIS Fitzgerald, OF the Mer-
camille Trust Company Marvin Hugh'
it,. president OF tho Chicago ( North
western Railway Company; Chauucey
N. Depow, president OF tho New York
Central d Hudson River railroad; Jacob
II. scheh, OF Kuhn, Loeb K Co. Bsnja'
min Coolidge, IT,, OF Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

CncAGo, Oct. Hillary Lyons was
hanged to-day for tho murder on the
night Of February 0, OF Alfred B. Mason,
a scenic Rr!iat. Lyons asiOm pied to rob
Mason on the street, aud during the
struggle which followed Lyons fractured
Malon'a skull with tho butt OF revol.
ycr. Lyons wa. about thir,y.hve years
old aud had long aud ugly police re.
cord. lie was Merry to the last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

BuzzARps BAY, MASS, Oct ll.-Presi.
dent Cleveland will loaya Gray Gables
tomorrow Tor Washington, but Mrs.
Cleveland aud tho children win proDa.
bly, ROMAN Il low days longer. Tho
President in company VITA Secretary
IhuTbrr, vent ont TO tho fishing
Grounds about 0 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

lr 10 truth in medicine that tho
smallest dOSn that pnriorms 4 euro is tho
best DO Wits ldtl0o Early Rjsors are
the smallc,t pills. viii perform cure,
md arc the hcai. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. Va, Il. +. Peabody, Bon
wood, anu Bowio & Co., Bridgeport, o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

8oo-idi DaP4t4 @ NE Ia'oN0snf"
.rrunrsyibLr, o., Oct. 1.-THE JEFF
lcrson county W. G. =. u, which has
nocn holding a two days session nj
gIltenyiIlc, adjourned tonight 'uiIor
olocllng NJ officers, president, Mrs
EmmR llollinp'hoal, Of TItonyilIci
SECRETARY, Mira Emma Popo, aud treas
nfor, Miss Julia Galloway, Of SIonbon'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

f'ntrr rfS maHy GOOD reasons why
Won ahould use ono Minute Cough
caro-. There ato no rOagoNa why you
nnyuld not, II In nord NJ hOlD, Tho Onlv
harmless romeiy that produces lmho'
af4tY leHullA Lugnn Drug Co, Wheel
lne, W. Va, H. i. Peabody, lonuood,
and lJowO 4 Co., bridgeport U, u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

Tho best sRtTo in the world Tor cuti,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhoum, ioyor
sores, tottcr, chappol hands, chilhlain1,
co-ns, and att ska cruptton', and posi-.
lively Cur0' p,ir7, or no pay required.
II tq guaranteed 10 gtyd perieG. sfltsiae.
ton or money refunded. Prlco %
cents per boz. For BaIo by Logan Drug
Oompany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
School Books.

We shall make speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
Want to get the children started
riah,. And in order to do SO, we
have placed in stock a full line of
S,hoot Booits Tor city and country
s.ho1ls, Tablets for penond pencil,
Sites, single and double; School
BAGS for boys and girls. In fact a
complete line OF School Goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

Whom BABY was alex, 40 gave her CGstorii.
when shc was a Child, thn cried for CaEtorA
Whom shC became Miss, tho chung to Ca1,oriA.
When IhO had Children, obs gave thon C0S.ofiA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12

on CIty-ONencd, highest, lowest md Ciord
at u ~; shlpmcls 1881 barrels runs sLisl
lartaiH
New Yorh-PoTololn strousi c'oscla!sl2Ni
offered
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MEDICAL


q 1rT7j uETYE Ago t.ANi TfEATrTi I?
u 'r'H THisr uGliNyH Wilton rn4fh.i", ~
'a "a agHilH pnIY. IN cAN week 3l,Iufyi
ia." ##m anl NORM ipgag fn' MHnth"ni
. nfaht lUHfsHi tyil Dfe'mHb NV OF
..H. NaeDu.8rta, isFsInd"i nll DfH.HN,
NH.. If Nu-pf ii,p ilo1srstita Organs tn Other
e. ..t Ig osrratpftiUu, Youthful Etuia, uf
Il.l..H tHl nj 'lUb4acD, Opium " ,Nlun,
'HlB IN Misgry Cgurlinplgn, lnsNully
: ~. +. lA. Us muil, II b5I w. fot al,v,tt
f. HugurifH "a euro or inlunu Wun.i'
H1Ha'l faaFar4 containing iivb dog. iffhimnh,
f.H 1910 UBluUtiUuH. ~ Cruin, Dne tAlnpN
's"Ii 10 osGli person W mall.
'HusS sew phafmAHy GpH Agents, 10Y
99atffi Market streets tggcfttf H8el I, M,4A.eI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
,%S0 Pennsylvania stayIoHa,
TgEgGnnGgIVdRid LINES.
va Trains Run BY Central limo.

rtgFrr urrIgES At rrENsTtvtsU Frtri9N a.
NfArFr f. Poor " fLEyTSri Sr, NHiLlltn,
- MrluUE liOutr MItEttlsu, AM A. us
ltNtsNLyArN STATION iEipuFroHr
goHHIFEr, aitfrpa WNntr ROUTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
rINANCM Avn TRADE.


sNh . NAEAN"h 90 wv AANANI hHA 9NNHN
Anrkotr.
New ioRE OtI ll,-lioncY On call easy ut "a
~ per ccat; la,, loan . PEI. eguti closed at
per cent prms msual49 plp2r ia2 pcF
cent sterling exchange strong, with actual bust.
aea Ia baas9r bills AZ sIS5i.al so Df de-
mauI and 81 sj'ioi 81 Tor sixty days; posted
mo5 81 sHlsit, aud 81 SAls14 Commercial
bills 81 sl'l Silver certificate, giAGJGc'
Tile volume ul tho stOCk speculation to-day
lell shot al yesterday tp'gl by about li,gll
! shiTci INn gpDbflI illtGrL Ras Influenced By
! lnwiFu selling Of the international stocks by
Increased activity IN silver ana br reports oi The
sgupt Ul lAv proposed now OTgiultauph ni no
lrUns iiIe and connecting roads Inc uRfsot
| npouel moderately active, with prices showing
! fractional advances Speculation luiuInt cen
tend ~ rAragp Has RmI l,ngll'r Ihc last
gcUeul llsI Tho common dropped aud tuO
preferred lpCr cont The lDt los was partially
| recovered, but The preferred closed al inc Low
cN, Tho general market called Tor but slight
comment Among tho usually Inactive slAfN'
t7Ria noteworthy GhgHpe7 occurred HHntnH
Valley preferred declined . per cent, 'nl1tlap
Fuel sud vliNAUuh, Cincinnati, Chicago q ~
luUUg preferred per cent AMI Illinois steel
pNs uruG Ia the late drtlinHiho trend Of tho
mlr,c wag upward The closing was HTH,
with slIEht net changes IN Tho active list
iuc r1fgy aut mtsrCiiHUruW band Market
was less UuimNlcl thuu on the preceding lhF,
AMI ghu speculation WAS devoid Of tone Ihn
aggregate Tn.t, waTesl N0ll
The la sales oi stocks today were 10000
slHrc.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-12
ThoCIoVoIand, LOFalu & Wheeling R. R.


Tine Table In eEoci Monday. May %, 1896.
Cleveland Depot, Foot OF south Water Street
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Philadelphia o. Butter fm. ilncY western
creamery .5a1s'C Eyss Grtn, fresh western lsa
hh,e. Cheese urm and highet
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
Rather Fishy.

All sorts Of ingenious tricks are invent
ed and resorted to for the purpose of
smuggling dutiable articles into this
country, but the one reported in the fol-
lowing dispatch from Washington"takes
the cake" If the story be true. To us,
however, it sounds rather fishy:
"WAsRINGToN, D.. c., June 18.--The
treasury department has been Informed
that a new method of smuggling opium
across the Canadian border at Devils
Lake, n. D., has come to light. The
plan is to feed opium put up in small
balls wrapped in thick tin foil to cattle
and then drive them across the border
into the United States, where the cattle
are killed and the opium taken out.
The government is said to have been
defrauded quite recently Of $4,000 of
revenue in this way"
Those who are at all familiar with the
habits and customs of cattle and other
cud-chewing amin ais will find it hard to
believe this story.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
Fntanla Welcomes Her Braves.

From the Eufaula Times.
Eufaula's defeated base ball boys came
back from Dawson Thursday and were
met by band of young men armed with
tin horns who made sweet welcoming
music for them. The Times learned that
our fellows were defeated by a score of
p to and that even then there was no
kick against the umpire. But we did not
credit either statement and made no
mention Of the matter. We know as a
fact that it was wrong, that it could not
possibly be so, Il hence we would not
dignity the news in yesterdays Times,
The boys, coming home yesterday, ad-
mitted the th1uthfulness of the report,
but We knew they were guying tkeir
friends and we hold out against giving
publicity to such SANDER. The Times
is possibly the only thing in town this
morning that disputes the figures.
But we gave the returning braves a
welcome at the depot, a musical wei,
come.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
A Story of Kansas whiskers.

THAT feller,' said the man with the
ginger. beard, as The smooth shaver new
settlerIdrove by, "thas teller, when l
knowed him out in Kansas, had set of
goat trimmins that would discount PET
fer. And he lost EN- in the funniest
way"
"Got EN- shaved OFF, asked the gro
Ger, trying to be sarcastic.
Much to the surprise of the man from
Potato Creek, says the Indianapolis
Journal, the man with the ginger beard
replied:
That's jest the way. Exactly"
When the man with the ginger beard
had enjoyed the grocer's evident surprise
he continued:
Course, he didn't have to have 'em
shaved off, but after the way they took
to actin he allowed that was the best
thing he could do. You see, they was a
cyclone come along acrost his place. He
seen 'er a comm an by the time he got
the cow and the dog and his wife an
children in the cyclone pit they was so
little room that he had to leave his head
stckin' out. Purity soon long comes OF
ST.
cold ST who?" asked the grocer.
sit might have been old 81 Hubbard,
but this time it happened to be old ST
Clone Well, that there wind took them
flown whiskers and wrapped 'em round
and round his neck and durn nigh choked
i'm
And he lowed after that it would be
safer TO 60 smooth, l suppose?' asked
the man from Potato Creek
"Hardlv. KeJch any Kansas man takiu
off his whiskers for any SIGH frivolous
reason But the ellicktricity, or some
thing, had sot 'em so that they wouldn't
grow no other way than jist round an(
round. l tried to persuade him to leave
EN- that way, seem as he had the fines
neck comforter ever a man had in then
whiskers, but he was too dadwOrmeC
highminded, an keeps EN- cut clean of
now"
The man from Potato Creek slowly
gathered up the two burlap sacks tina
served him as saddle, put them on hi!
yellow mule and rode homeward ponder
ing, bordering.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
NEWS AND VIE WS.

There are twenty well-buils towns in
Kansas without a single inhabltant to
,>akea the echoes of their deserted
streets. Saratoga, ins. that state, has a
$50, 900 opera house, a iarge brick hotel
a $4,000 school house amt a number of
fine business houses, yet there is nobody
even to claim place TO sleep. At Fargo
a $4,000 school house stands on the side
OF a hill, monument to the bondvoting
craze. A herder and his family cOnsti-
tute the population of what was once an
incorporated city.
While Choctaw county, Alabama,
parson was preaching sermod on ''Keep
your light trimmed and burning" Sunday
night the lights commenced to 60 out
and soon the house was in darkness, the
lamps refusing to burn. Some boys who
knew of the proposed text had filed the
lampslwith water save enough oil to start
them off.
1t is said that the grave Of Eve is
visited by over 10000 pilgrims each year.
1t is to be seen at Jeddah, in cemetery
outside the city walls. The tomb is 80
cubitS long and II wide. The Arabs en-
terrain the belief that Eve was the tallest
woman who ever lived.
Reports come from the sea islands of
South Carolina to the effect that tie
negroes are in a deplorable and starving
condition, and that they are not far re-
moved from candibalism.
An election will be held July 8 for
an ordinary of Randolph county to sue
coed the late Judge Gormly. There are
only seven candidates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
Rey. 7. NJ. Galloway at West Point.
,om the West Point Progress.

From the West Point Progress.
A eleven o'clock last Sunday morning
a large congregation assembled at til e
Methodist church to hear the commence
ment sermon by Rev. Thos. NJ, Galloway,
of Dawson, Ga. AS an old West Point
boy and an alumnus of our public sch 'ol
our people have had an abiding interest
in Mr.. Galloway and have noted with
pleasure his steady growth as preacher
He ranks today among the foremost
young ministers of the state, and West
Point is proud to own him as her son.
His text on this occasion, Learn
of Me" was handled in pleasing,
instructive and impressive manner.
Christ the modelH teacher, His qualifca-
tions and the inducements to learn of
Him we're presented with cleaness and
force. The discourse was scriptural
throughout, and was replete with appr0-
pirate and forceful quotations. The
thoughtful listener found in it much
food for wholesome thought. The
preacher was accorded the undivided
appreciative attention of his cOngr ega-
ton,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

In the bonanza days drinking, or even
having the odor of liquor about him, was
eeough to insure the dismissal Of mine
station tender, engineer or other employe
in a responsible position, says the San
Francisco Argonaunt. Ore day Uncle
John Mackay, as the miners called him,
was riding down in the three decker cage
with some friends when he began to
sniff the atmosphere susOiciously. 81
smell whisky" he said at last, with
his well known stutter. "There," said
the station tender to one of his miner
companions, Il told that d-n barber
not TO put 50 much bay rum on my
hair"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26
WILL HAVE A NEW TRIAL.
The Case of the Corbin Banking Company
Versus Mrs. Taylor.


From the Americas Recorder.
In chambers yesterday Judge FISH
heard a motion for new trial in the
case of the Cnrbn Banking Co., of New
York, against Mrs E. Taylor, OF Lee
county, growing ont of the foreclosure
of a mortgage by plaintiff upon lands OF
defendant for a clailA amounting TO
something like S13, 0O0
Judge Fish granted the notion and
another legal battle royal will be fought
in the courts o. Lee county this TALL over
the payment of the mortgage.
The facts in the case are substantially
as follows when foreclosure proceedings
were Instituted about a year ago resist
ance was made upon the ground, as
alleged, that the contract was made In
New York and, as the rate of interest
was usurious, the obligation was void.
Plaintiffs alleged in their answer that the
contract as made in Georgia and not in
New York, and therefore the rate OF
interest, per cent, was not usurlous.
Upon this question, largely, was the
matter brought into the courts. The
case was heard at the fall term of Lee
superior court last year, resulting in a
verdict IN favor of the defendant, Mrs.
Taylor.
The case, with the several features
involved. has caused widespread interest
in Georgia, and the result of the next
fight IN the courts will be awaited with
interest, particularly by foreign compa-
MES that have made loans in the state.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

JACK POWELL is now editor and pub
Usher of the Blakely Observer. THIS
means that the Observer is going to be
one OF the brightest papers in the ate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-06-26

THE favorite son. is being put for
ward for the United States senate. Sew
eral counties possess him. Among others
Congressman Lawson has been entered
under this head.