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II MAY DO ms Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble for
many yoars. with eve pains in his
back and also that his bladder va, nj.
icc,cd. lIo tried many so.callcd Kidney
cures but WITHOUT any good result
About II year ago he began the use Of
Electric Bi,tcrs and found relief at once
Electric Bittors is especially adapted 10
euro OF all Kidney aud Liver trouble,
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove II statement
Prico only SOC for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 9
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A RANK UMPIRE
Helped to Defeat Wheeling In an EIhib.
ItiOn Game ut Lima.

Helped TO Defeat Wheeling In an EIhib.
ition Game at Lima.
special sDG:th 10 &c Ia~tetfgnor.
LIMA, O.. May l9.-Lima and Wheel.
ing played n very loose game OF bail to-
day. It abounded in hard hitting.
plenty OF errors and rank decisions for
both sides oy Umpire Walco.t. Two
thousand people saw the game. Lima
joins the Interstate leasue tomorrow,
opening with three games at Mansfield.
Score:
Lima...--........---l o 10 Ais
Wheeling .-...---U l ) o O-i3
lIatte-ies. Schlori. Blanchard and Ia,ert:
Smith and Davis. Bate hits. Lima Il, Wheeling
ID, Earned runs, LIma9. WheelIrg6. Two.base
hits. whitcuna (2L Wilbur. King Griffin. lie.
gan. Three.base hits. Tanner. King. Grimm.
Name. Donovan a.. HAlkhOf. Regain. lone
run. Wilbur. stolen bases Lima Il. Wheeling .
fTton. Lima ). Wheeling L DOubie plays.
Smith. Grirln and whitcman; whItetnan and
MGerL Bases on balls. on schlosrr |. Blanch.
ard . Smith . HIT By ball. Schlorfl !, Blanchard
.. Smith .. Struck out. by Sch!orf@ Smith /.
Passed balls. Kaiert |. Time, 40. Umpire,
Wa.Cott,
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From hs G%roior, Connecticut, R'ridr.
David LOWS, who has boon afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, is ont again
and all due to ono Of tho medicines nd.
vortisod in III columns. After trying
everything possible, no used Chamber,
lain's Pain Balm, which has relieved
him OF all pain, from which no was n
constant sufferer, and promises to mako
him fit for duty soon. We know David
has boon n great sufferer aud arc clad
to 400 him around again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

Alargo crowd OF colored people went
but to Trenton. near Mt. Pleasant, 10
the aunua! baptisual service BY Rev.
Mr.. Peeby. There were fourteen bap-
.ized. The visitors conduc, is reported
not what it should have been on such
an occasion. Several vehicles we're
broken and q few people hurt. while
other, had narrow escapes from being
run over. A colored excursion from
Pittsburgh came here to attend Way
man A. NJ. Z. church yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

or Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friends
wherever it Ia fairly and honestly tried.
To have perfect health, you must have
pure blood. and tho best way to have
pure blood Ia to tnko Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. the best blood purifier and
strength builder. 1t cxpels all faint
Of ~scroiula, sal. rheum and all other
humors. and at tho same time builds up
the whole system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

You should not suffer from dyspepsia,
i~ndige'tlon, constipation or hiliousncss.
These diQcascs aro all cured by tho use
OF Do " itt's Little Early Eiscrs, tho
famous litllo pills. Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, L. +. Peabody. Ben wood,
Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

Saturday evening tho ren and Pencils
defeated tho Eldorados three straight.
and strengthened their hold OH tho tail
end OF tho fret division In tho Musec
league race. Tho score:
EldorAdos-lialI, l3l. IA. 1856; lleincr,
100, l32, $50; Worts, 1Sf, 1865, 80; Sur.
ply, us, lis, 0S; Weitzel, 10, 12J. no.;
Blind, III, l27. l27; totals, 49,, $40, $40.
Pen and poncil-rurner, 1870, lIG. 165;
Long, l0l, lSi, leG; Archer. l"2, 1871,
IA; Travis. lS5. l3S. l2S; satvor, 40,
l3S, l0G; llandlan. "OS. l57, 1876; totals,
SIG, Sill. S2I.
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NOTES on
Stage OF Water an'l M,vemunts of Boats.
Tho liivrr Intsrcsts.

Tho River lntsrcsts.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Ben lIur. gkcinplc. ratkcribnI.-5 a m.
II. r. BEDFORD. Green. pltt'burgh. Z a. IN.
Lizzie Bay, Huntington Pittsburgh. S n. IN.
Keystone State. Kerr. Pittsburgh, G 4. IN.
Courier, Gamble. PnrScr'burg, ! p. III.
nOtrs LEAVING TODAY.
Ron Ilnr. kemplc. Ptt,burgh. Up 1.
Liberty. Booth, Darlington asn p. M.
roA1S LEAVING TOMORROW.
Keystone State. Kerr, Cincinnati. 5 a III.
II. X. Bedford. Grrcn, plttShnrgh, : u. N.
Courier. Gamble, PAIkerSburg. iGaO n. III.
Lexington. Cline. Mntnln0raS, 1883 n. IN.
Liberty, Booth. Claflng,on. J:GD p. N.
Tho marks Inst evening at @ o'clock
showed 5 feet 5 inches aud falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
Work Oh tho Scotia is being pushed
at Cincinnati. As soon as her new
shaft Is in position slc will again ontcr
tho Pit,sburgh.Cincinnat trade.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
fPittsburgh-ltivcr 8 foot | inch and
stationary ut tho dam. Weather clear
and cool.
Warren-Rivor z foot. Weather fai-
and cool.
Groonsboro-RivOr s foot 7 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Oil City-Rivor | foot 1 inchos and
falling. Weather cool and clenr.
Steubonville-M ver , foot l inch and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
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Tho phGnix team seems TO have re-
covered life attor a trance Of several
weeks. Saturday evonlng at Mozart
park they defeated Mozart in two finely
played games. The scoro:
Phwnix-Shanley, 1876. l49; WorIs,
l@9, l5q; Dnga, llQ, AS; Null, lI9. l9l;
Carlton, @O3, l3$; Brown, l35, l6T; total
OIL. S74.,
Mozart-Schrsbe. l3S. i5l; Roth, l75,
1877; kaIbitzer. l0j, 100; Vessel. 1876,
10; Tracy, lSj. 100; Blind. lSS, l42;
total, SIS; 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

Tu,DAY'S q 0lES-Canton At Columbus, Lima
al Manst3cld. Twin Cities NJ Kcuton. Wheeling at
findlay.
Tho Interstate Base Ball Association
will, II Its present pace is kept up,
break tho record for change in circuits
and schedules. Saturday saw tho fall
Of another club, the Akrons throwing
up tho sponge a. Canton. Lima has
been after u berth in the association for
two or three weeks. aud at once stepped
into tho place made vacan. by tho with.
drawal of Akron. It it not yet known
whether there will De another schedule;
il there is another it will be the fifth
adopted by the association since tho
middle OF April.
Tic present Interstate circuit is far
aud away better than the ouO ut the
start OF The ,cason aud II is not uurea.
sonable 10 expect that there will DO no
further changes. The western end is
particularly compact, Columbus. Kent
on. Lima and Findlay being locatsd In
onr section. Tho eastern end is now
MAIDS up OF Wheeling. Mansfield, Canton
and Twin Cities. and it world seem that
anew schedule is necessary.
Pittsburcl.'s reserve pitcher, Ed.
Hammer, will not twiri for the " heel
ings. Secretary Barrows was at Pitts.
bureh on Saturday trying to secure this
promising pitcher. Dut the boy has a
swcllsd head and refused to sign with
Wheeling, Wheeling is now after u left
handler from Eric. named Cannon, and
will probably capture him in a day or
two.
Nhcelin. lost a. U%hrichsville Satur.
day afternoon. although they only made
]oue-iourtlt the errors charged up
against the Twins. Tho trouble was
that, although McDougal pitched the
best no had in the shop, the other iel-
lows hit anything that came along; in
fact, they were lucky. Then the
crowd had Mcnamara in%timidated, aud
his decisions were severe on Wheeling
and partial to the home team through
out. Alter seeing the two teams play,
n can but come 10 the conclusion that
Wheeling outclasses the present lead.
ers in the race. They field better, run
bases better, and in a pinch know how
to 70 in Tor effective team work, some
thing the Twins know nothing OF.
Wheeling will end the season several
notches higher up than Darrah's crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

CHICAGO. May l9.-The Colts defeated
Brooklyn for the third straight game.
to-day by n triile better batting. The
weather was too cold for good work.
Score:
Chicago ....-...-..i o . . / G-ii
BtoOGlyn ........ ...o- 0 4 . 0 0 -
Earned rms. | end |. Hts. y and .. Errors,
: nnd &. Pitchers, Terry aud Daub. Umpire,
Long. Zine. 80.
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kn,Ii md Good Work.

LOUISVILLE, May l0.-Tho Spiders won
to.day's gamo In three innings. Kncll
succeeded Cunningham Ia tho fourth
aud finished tho game In great style.
Score;
Loulwillc ...... ,.a....U 900 OOe -
Cleveland ,,o.,.,.,,..1 or U 0 y . . - s
Earned runs, Louisville |. Cleveland 4. IaSc
hits, 10 and u, Errors. : and ., Pitchers, Rncil
aud Clnnlughain, and Cuppr. Empires, Kceie
and iieltL Time, 2:l0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

The Buckeyes, leaders In the over.the.
creek race. have n, last dropped a game
The disaster occurred Saturday evening
at Mozart park, and Mascot was the
club that did the work, defeating Buck.
eye in the first game. Buckeye won tho
second.
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l1ooD's Pills arc prompt and efficient.
CSC.
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.r,,, i.,,i. Ny,r, I.u,kv

C~ISctSSATi. May l0.-Tho Rods were
lucky in making their ihrcc hits with
men on bases. Errors lost tho day
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Io,DAY,s q NiEs Canton at Columbus, Lima
Al Manst!eld. Twin Cities At Krntcn. Wheeling At
findlay.
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ST. IorGs. May l0.-In the seventh
inning rain stopped ,o-day's game which
was played By tho champions and
Browns before an immense crowd. The
home team was in the lead. Score:
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Baltimore -..",....,.-"""..".... 0 U 0 0 l.
Earned nun I and |. Hits, 0 md G. Errors,
q mud = Pitchers. HrclIcnstcIn and Espcr.
Umpire, Mcdonald. Time, l:SD.
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salnrlny oycnlng lho ham and rcnclI

To.Sl0ltt's GANrs-DnIsles vs.. Quarterel Oaks
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1.-THE use OF 'Castoria' Is 70 universal ard
It's merits so well known that 1t seems q work
OF s~upererogation TO endorse II. Few are tho
intelligent families who do not keep Cestoria
within easy reach"
Carlos MAKTTs, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

james Kinney, it,, returned from II
business trip to Iowa Saturday.
Henry Blum and Julius Well arc
homo from Dunkirk, Ind. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-20

"Fos several years I haw reoonmea5d
your 'Castoria, and shall always continue to
DO so as 1t has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDwr: F. PARpEx N. D.,
18th Street and 9Th Ave, New York CITY
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18
State Of South Carolina.
COUNI UE UNION.
Court o CommJn Pleas,

Court o CommJn Pieaq.
iVSclh II. McMiSs.ck n admin. sirator of
thUmas ). Orr, deceased. Pla ntitf
j ,fcrson d. Orr aud NJ. Bessie Orr. De.
!rndcnts.
In obedience to an order niue in the
,bJ,e stated CAGE by His Honor Judge
James Aidrich and Ia'ed March lG.h 1885
viii sci, ~ Union Ge.ore thc Court House
toor, during the legal hours Of safe, on
oaiejay, November 4,h 1896 the following
';es:riued lands tc-wit, lying in Cowboys
'lle Township, County and State .af.r esaid
oHc ceriAin tric; contairhy (26) twenty.
Elk Htr :, more oc res, with dwelling aud
improvements thereon, bounded W. by Pub
nc frai; \. by I. d. LilllCjohn, H. by tract
NO containing | - acres aud s by Little
john y Yarmouth aud having the following
Courses aud Distances (by plat in plat book,
page 49,; bostnins al chestnut NIL on
ii: \. i coruer oftract No. = ana running
y. GS y. 90 - Il. y. Ill on road; thence
.. - W, 600 Cn'ong the Public iso.d) to
sake; thence S. 60 l.. $50 10 stake ut head
branch; S. Al f 500 to ash y II; thence
=. o. a. 80. 80 TO beginning Corner.
Ar!r third ihteces. in The tract of land known
- The Cohen land & Of sf said tract be
Logging to J. ID. Orr
CCntain'ng onr tIndred and s-vcn;yncrc
II 'c o. less, (hJ deed # j. L.t.lejohn,to
kuElas Co'craan.
Ant hs ing the following Courses and
istcnccs; beginning at q chestnut Xlll
.ad ruudiuG \. 13 Il. 3i.0U % +. o. XIII
:. 81 L. 1850 to Is. y. Nil: s. lSI f..
90 10 Is. g. XIII; S. 434 f. 80. 80 TO Pop
ular Mil: thcnc" up the ranch 80 40 TO
ash Ali.; thence :. 81 +. 81 % to begin
ming corner; and ioun !cd n. \ H. b. I. d.
l:ilciphn and J. j. Mabry; W by tract
o. /. (.!6 acres and s. by }. S. Liltlcjohn.
Terms of Iale
One half cash. balance ON n credit OF one
oar, TO be secuted by tond ofthc purchaser
, al mortgage Of the Primises 1nis sale
..ili Je :aaic by order Of the court ~ the
.isk of Jefferson u. Orr the defau ting lore
mGu purchaser:
G.. y. PEANE, Mas,.r.
Master OncC. Oct. T., 1895.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18

How about building houses to let?
We again call the attention Of those
who have money to invest, TO the bus
iuess ofbuildiug houses to rent. The
town is growing, and people are moving
IN every day. They are taking such
houses as they can & t, We know OF
cur own knowledge ,hat s,us fortunes
snve been made in othcr towus by this
business. Houses mus be bull! i, Union
is ever to be- much larger. We need
,"ore dwelling houses. Tlcro will nos
"a wanting teEou.s Tor item. Who
" II build them?
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18
Masters Sales
FOR NOVEMBER, 1895,
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
British'Snl American Mortgage &c. L'id
a. Frank Smith, st al.

Il. Frank Smith, st al.
I n obedience TO al order made in the above
l. stated case by His Honor, Judge I. b.
FIaz r, 9Th November, 1894, l will sell be-
ore IN" curt House door. in the town OF
Union, - Monday, salesday attn November
1895, G~ lag the .e2ai hours OF sale the fol-
lowing lands 10 wit:
All that cer.aio tract or parcel or land
yinS, being ami situa ed in the county and
State aforesaid, coutalniug three hundred
acres, bounded on the North ard West by
Annlc Smiths land and lands VI Z. c. DAVIS
III the Esst by Brad river. on the South by
lands Of J. Il. Jetferics aud q. Is. Wright.
i. RMS OF SALE.
Oue third cash, b,iaLce on a credit Of one
aud two years, with interest from day Of
salo. he credit portion TO be secured by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises. Inc purchaser to have the priv.
l,go OF paying ali cash.
q. II, PEAkE,
Master for Union County,
Masters Office, Oct. l2th. 1879.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18
l!it If LettNs.

Remaining in ;de rostoflire at Union, for
;te wc"f cadiLF oct. 18th, 1895.
-. IL y Ncnnslr. Mr Ave.y Cherrcll,
Ms &,rhly Saith, VI, II II Ncsni,h, Mr.
y Il Nai'llcy, Mr. + Mob!y ,, lrs
n"iua Marvel, Mis- Rchsc Leah ~,
VIZ, ,ng" irc Gsntry, Nrs In.nl: f'o rah
,'r lauc Cios' y
Persons ctlinc for tho above letters vii
riCr.r say il nlscrtiacd, AMI viii nc required
pay ono cent Tor ineir delivery.
Il. w. HARRIS. y. VI
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18

And doing the Dry Goods Shoe Hat and Cap
We modest brag but help feeling little pride
wonderful
convinced themselves beyond the shallow of doubt they
for their the
New York Racket
than where else the State buyer just the
Northern Makctwlerc he laid
the rise in cottonat caRok Bottom prices never
from clad ruPUT ON close PROFIT stop-No
Matter how cheap goods bought You will great
deal less than goods will you elsewhere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18
State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court OF Common icas
". Il, Sar or
X. ). \. Pearson ct ~.
Il. ). \. Pearson ct ~.

X. ). a. Pearson ct ~
I y obedience TO an der made ia the
J. .bt c,;atci case October IT, l>I: by
lis !!onCr, Vudc, =. l.. Frazer, ! vii! sell
81. Urion before lhc Court House d,oT dr-
IN, he Ic"Il b. urs cf safe. on salesdny,
STA NuYcmnsr, lS9I the icliow,n. lauds
- Wit:
All TIN cc";sn tr"c: Of la!l in Union
frwns'Ip contain NJ; one hundred and cieh-
'y-trlv acres morr or lcs$. bounced hy lands
rf j. il. paT, u. l.. GosS, :. &. Howell.
i.,iaie .. 3. II. Rec. dec d, aul estate Of
Nlrtha BCcknci, nnt
Al ;ha, certain, other tract Of ,ald in
81" t'wnship, contHinng three aunGrcd
2lt ihiIly acre., !no,c v. l:ss bounded by
..nds c' ). VI. Rice, Jr., Estate Uf II. :
iiuaty, dcc'A, l. q. Mrhi>si,n, II. L. G.ss
:md ]. II. rrrr.
These innd5 may be sold in smaller tracts
IAN ,Hc above.
TEKiiS or SALE.
OIt..llri ,a.h, balance on \ crcn, OF one
.Ii $50 years, ia ,!Ual s!almrnts, with
'uj.rs..' :Yom G..y >, sale. to be scared by
.r%i - lie rnrrhn-"r ana mn,i. ~. II the
mc,ri.cs. lUryh7Sc' - pay 10. paper
G II PEiKE,
Master :or Un.on Comfy.
,ns crs Dnicc, )c;. l., 1893.
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NOTICE..

2t. Oct. ls:h. 1855.
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II .s n settled fa;' thai \ 20 i.SF,.N 4
co.'s millinery and ares &, )'.a a,a tn MD t
ylish and vheor"'t on III market.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-10-18
.HE UN ION TIME s
Cotton is up, business is good and the
people are happy.

Cotton &c. We hear less talk Of hard
times this fall than ever before. Nine
ceuts for cotton explains it.
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that Henry G. Mil
lcr Administrator Of the Estate of Dora T..
Miller deceased. has spplici 10 Jason NJ
G','r Judge of Probate in and for the
County OF onion for = Tna! disc barge as
Administrator.
In Is URuEwED, That inc 2S,h day Of CH-
toh"r \. D. 1895, be sized fer hca"ing OF 20
tition, and final settlement Of lid Estate.
JASON VI. GHEEk
Prota', Judge Union County.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
Fine Feed And Coarse.

Philadelphia North Americans.
1t is very important that feed should
be ground for young stock whose teeth
are not sufficiently developed to mas
ticate the grains and food properly.
And in some cases older animals with
good teeth are benefited by grinding
the food for them. They get into the
habit of eating SO rapidly that half the
grains enter their stomachs whole, and
the outer tough covering of oats, bar
lev, corn and other grains can not be
destroyed by the strong acids of the
stomach. Not only is the grain vast
ed without the animals receiving any
direct benefit from it, but the stomach
is frequently injured by the whole
grains passing through. Indigestion
and fiatulency very often owe their
cause entirely to this.
In a series of experiments carefully
made it was found that in all cases the
animal derived more nutritive beenfit
from ground grains than from whole
grains. The simple crushing of the
grain is sufficient. Even though the
animals swallow them without masti-
cation the juices of the stomach will
enter into them and prepare them for
easy assimilation. The stock raiser
constantly finds that his grain fed goes
further by grinding or crushing the
feed than when fed whole.
Hard working horses that are allow
ed only a short rest in the middle of
the day need ground food snd not
whole grains. They are in tired con-
dition then. and the stomach is often
unable to handle properly the food put
into it. Frequently the animals are
worked again before the stomach could
possibly digest half the whole grains
swallowed BY grinding the grains
and mixing little water with them
the horses can easily digest the feed,
and they will get direct benefits from
the food within q very short time.
Horses fed in the middle of the day
with crushed and moistened grains
will be in finer condition at night than
those fed whole grains.
IL is not difficult matter to grind
feed in these days. Small faud ma
chimes come for the purpose, and also
those that turn by horse power. The
latter are only needed on very large
stock farms, or where q number of far
, mers cooperate to get their feed
, ground. The amount saved will more
than nav for the extra labor and the
cost of the machine. The other ex
IRENE of feeding animals 6nely gropno
food at all times should not be adopted
for that is weakening to the stomach.
of the animals. Fine feed enters tn,
{ stomach in a mass and forms a dough
!, that the Juices can not penetrate. b,
feeding a little course food with all thu
1 fine feed the two are equslized so tina
the stomach can dispose of both at th'
minimum cost of labor.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
-Four Bio Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
.l,.imei for them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumution, Coughs and Colds. each
hott,e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bitters,
the greatest remedy for Liver. Stomach
ana Kidneys, Bucklens Arnlca save
the best In the world, and Dr: hings
New Life Pills. which are perfect pill
All these remedies are guaranteed &c
40 inst what is claimed for them and
the dealer whose name is attached here
with will be glad to tell you more Of
them. Sold at w. J. Mosby's Drug
Store.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

Flowers, sweet flowers, have
ever been an emblem OF purity
and sweetness and are insepara-
bly connected with woman and
the expression of sentiment to or
from her. The beautiful boquet
of flowers culled and arranged
by the deft fingers Of Miss Bet
tie Durfey, chaste and pure as
the distilled dew drops on their
sweet scentedpetals and present
ed to the Foreman of the TINES
Office, strikingly exemplities all
that is elevating and beautiful In
the above illusions.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
CHAU1AUQUA MISSISSIPPI.
Crystal springs, Miss. July
1928, 1895,

The Chautauqua program is divided
into platform work and class work.
Glass work will occupy fixed hours rum
ing through the entire session. Glass
work in science will be under the direc-
tion of Prof. r. w. Jones. OF the Uni
yersity of Mississippi, and includes the
study of Physiology and GEOLOGY ana
will occupy the . a. m. hour. Chorus
study and the practice of music, the
I0a m. hour. A4p. m. class work in
English and American Literature Will
ha done. at s n m. Ministers Institute
work and at $50 D. m. G. |. S c. Round
Circle. This leaves the platform lee,
lures to occupy the II a. M, 3p. m ana
Sis p. m. hours
The following prominent public men
have been secured. Rev. Sam T. Jones'
Congressman w. c. Bal ey, OF Texas
Rishon G. B. Galloway, E. P. Elliot,
the treat delineator, Miss Olof Krarer,
native Esouimaux, Mrs. Beauchamp
National organizer w. G. L. U: DR.
w. C. Block and others
The following is the program.
July IS Veterans Day Free.
"l9 W. c. 7. U. Day.
/" 20 Announcement later.
81 Baptist Preachers from Stat
| Convention.
:" % Mrs, Beauchamp and Bishop
Gal oway.
i ga Sam p. Jones.
:" "a Sam p. Jones.
=. Is Congressman J, w. Bailey. :
+" % Miss Olef Krarer and Z. T
Elliott.
"27 Miss olof Krarer aad E p
Elliott.
J % DR.. w. G. black and Grand he
ligious Concert.