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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04

r. d. Finn. the supervisor of the CITY
water works, and who was bitten last
week by a large spider, has recovered
from the effects of the bite, which caused
him great suffering the early part of this
week. and is now able to be about his
duties.
e. Z. Byrd of Blackshear was here to-
day, and he said that Pierce county
shipped $500 barrels of pears this wear
and would ship about 5000 bales Of long
and short cotton.
The revival meeting at the Christian
Laymen Workers hall has been inter-
esting, and 1t viii continue Tomorrow
and probably longer.
The Primitive Baptist Association Of
this district convened to-day at Mount
Zion church, two miles east of Waycross
Twelve or fourteen churches are IN me
bounds Of the association. and nearly
all OF them have sent delegates to the
convention. The services sto-morrov,
morning will be very interesting. ana
large crowds win be there.
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FLORIDA.


A municipal election is TO be held at
Ocaia on Dec. Il,
Egg plants and snap beans continue to
go forward in large quantities by express.
da Southern railroad south of Gaines
Vile.
During the month of October County
Clerk Ouveros of st. Johns county re-
corded forty-nine deeds, ten mortgages,
eight assignments or mortgages, one deco
Of trust and one letters patent.
Tarpon Springs is agitating the con-
struction of a bicycle path from that
the shore to Clearwater. 1t is thought
that 500 will cover the expense.
Barlow Courier-Informant: There has
probably never been so favorable an out
ent for a profitable vegetable season.
The acreage is not quite so large as 1t
has BEEN while the demand is constantly
and rapidly growing. This must mean
high prices for what will be grown
One of the most successful farmers in
Alachua county is County Commissioner
w NJ. Bitch of Lacrosse. He has gath
cred 600 bushels Of corn, 5000 pounds Of
sea island cotton, and has fine cane and
potato crops. IN additions TO this, he has
many fat hogs and beef cattle. His farm
is two and a half miles north of La
Crosse
Work on the East Florida Coast canal
progresses Both the dredges are at work
and the cut from Biscayne bay TO New
!
airy. when the scene of operations will
( be changed to the Haulover south Of Ma
tanzas, and the cut made which will
connect the waters Of the Matanzas and
Halifax.
The new rified eight-inch gun for heavy
artillery practice at St. Angus tine arrived
last week and was carried to Fort Marion,
where it viii be mounted without delay.
The gun weighs 5000 pounds and the
shell it fires is Of an improved pattern,
either percussion or time. 1t weighs 1875
pounds and requires a charge of thirty
two pounds Of powder, and viii carry
about four miles.
Gainesville Sun: Mr.. Lites and Capt.
EVius of EvinstOn, passed through the
city Saturday en- route TO Atlanta They
were joined in this city by c. A Cole
Tough. They constitute a committee of
vegetable growers, who will confer with
/ officials Of the Plant system I'm reference
TO cheaper rates. They will return home
in 2 few days, and 1t is 20 be hoped that
they win be able 10 make a favorable
report.
Mrs. Robert Hunter Of ST. Augustine
met with a painful accident Saturday. She
had been cleaning out a trunk and dnC-
1 ing several papers and letters she puu
/ them in "A fire in the yard 10 burn. In the
/ trunk she also found four or five re-
/ volyer cartridges and dynamite caps, but
] supposed she had separated them fronI
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GEoRGIA EXHIBITS.
some OF the Interesting Sights to lie
seen at the Exposition.
From the son.hern Revlev

From the Southern Review.
Down in the basement of the Georgia
state building is a slab of marble said to
be the largest ever taken out of any NINE
1t weighs twenty-four tons, and comes
from the mines in Pickens county, IN
North Georgia.
A particularly attractive thing is a
large glass retainer filled with pure olive
oil, which comes from the Georgia home
of Mrs. Thomas Carnegie, on Jekyl Is
land. Next to IL, is a similar jar of cot
tonseed oil, and the two are wonderfully
Three mammoth gourds, all growing on
the same vine, which were raised in
Georgia. attract the attention especially
whom the gourd is a novelty. The three
will hold in the aggregate thirty-two gal
Ions of water.
operator to easily and quickly manufac-
ture rope either with a rignt-hand twist
or left-hand twist is a part of an ex-
hibit for a Georgia mill which makes a
speciality of rope and Irvine. 1t is claim
ed that no other mill is able to do this
work on the same piece Of machinery.
ing is a car coupler invented By A. D.
Bailey, negro from Hoschton, Ga.
Seven hundred young chickens are pip
Ing away in the Georgia building, each
in sight. They are part of an exhibit of
an incubator made at Marietta, Ga. The
tilChclS run ali dfOuIlQ the space Oh the
exhibit, but do not wander away, for they
seem possessed of real affection for the
rather rude-looking machine which
brought them into this world.
Genuine Turkish bath towels, made at
Griffin, Ga, exclusively for some of the
large importing houses of New York
from an interesting display.
A cornstalk house, furnished with corn
stalk furniture, all made with a pocket
knife, is an interesting exhibit. The
maker Is George Morelock, of Georgia
Piles of onions and potatoes and lot Of
picture frames made from paper are the
principal objects in the exhibit made by
the Carrie Steele orphan home. Carrie is
an Atlanta woman who has done noble
work for the poor little CASTOR orphans
of her race. The onions and potatoes rep
resent the effort of the boys to contribute
TO their own livelihood. while the paper
frames show the first steps of the little
girls in the development Of feminine
tastes.
pyramid in thesGeorgla building rep
resents one months feed for a milch
COW. There are $50 pounds cotton seed
meal and 500 pounds Of cottonseed hulls-
the proper proportion. The cost of this
feed at the market price is $40.
Inc coai resources of the south are
shown in several different places at Cot
ton States and international Exposition
at Atlanta. In front of the Southern
railway building stands an obelisk-like
pile OF soft coal, which bears the an
nouncemeht that it is delivered in At
lanta at 81 per TOM
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wAYcRoss NEWS WARS.
The New Telephone system-Yisit of
MIR. duBignop.

Waycross, Ca. Nov. 1.-The telephone
poles are being put down over the city,
and the wires are going up all along the
lines of the system. In a few days the ex-
change will be connected with the offices
and homes OF its patrons.
The various railroad offices here. have
been connected by telephone for several
months, but as the exchange has been
confined to the use of the Plant system,
the business and professional men have
had no telephone facilities. The new sys-
TEN will hll a long-felt need.
A letter from Capt. Henry Jackson.
president of the Suwanee Canal CON-
pany, states that Secretary Hoke Smith
was unable to accompany him to the
Okefinokee swamp last week. Capt. Jack
son visited the swamp a little earlier than
the time he had fixed for M Smiths
visit, owing to the latter's inability TO
make the trip for the present, and he has
now returned to Atlanta,
Hon. Fleming G. duBienon has post
poned his visit from to-day until Monday.
when he viii be in attendance. at Ware
superior court. II is most likely that
Mr. duBlgnon viii speak here some time
during court.
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.CITY ANl SUBURBAN RILNlL

WINTER DJLE-Commenciag FRI
day, Oct. 1S, 1898.
Isle of Hope Scheduie-Week Days.
(1ITY TIVE
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DOUGLAS NEWS DOTS.
a Big Party on for Atlanta on ,
Special Train.

Douglas, Ga, Nov. "A party consist.
ing Of b. Peterson and family, Col. W. w
Mcdonald and family, N. T. Creel. W. r
Patrick, ]. Frank Hall, Miss Sophia Bou.
chelle, Mrs. E. A. Buck and little daugh.
ter Ethel. left Douglas this morning on
a special train for the Atlanta Tx5oet
ton. They will be Joined at McDonsIdis
by large delegation from Coffee county
our seventh week Of dry weather was
last night and to-day
Mrs. J. W. Quincy has returned home
after two months visit to the Land Of
Flowers.
Mrs. w. W. Terrell has returned homo
from pleasant months visit to relatives
Vt Alamo. -
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SATURDAY nights only II P. m. from boItol
street.
Cars leaving and arriving into Bolton str3cs
passengers change at 1hunderto lt.
For Montgomery 9 and lO:s7 a N. nd = u
and p. m. Leave Montgomery 1:3J q. N. am
"a ard 5;25 p In
FOR THUNDERBOLT-Car leave Bolton
street depot on every hour ami half no II dur
ing the day and eyenns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the city and Wheeling
FoitS Abroad.
j. II. whcelwrlsht, of Monongah, is
In tho city.
Il. T. Mohon, of stcubenvlllc, wns n
Wlndsor ,Fre9t.
+. L. Mcsilllcn. OF st. Clnlrsvllic. was
here yctcrday and registered at the Nc
Lure.
Cant. william II. Irwln left yesterday
for Orlando. Orange county, Florida,
to spend the winter
Mrs. Charles OabWrc, Of brooklyn.
n. Y, is visiting hef parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hammond, on the Island.
John J. Chiplcy. Of Moorcneld. one OF
the state pcuitentinry directors. wan
here yesterday, guest at the windsor,
II. a. Perkins, W. j. Gavin and l..
Koch. Of Pittsburgh. rnllrond travel
lnE freight agents. are Windsor nrrlv-
als.
United states District Attorney c. c.
Watts came ZIP yesterday from Charles
ton to attend the session OF the United
states courta here.
Dr. otto. who spent HIS ThrnksFiv-,
lng vacation with his parents Crpt.
and Mrs. William Otto, In North
Wheeling, has returned TO Cleveland.
Nlra. g. George. Mrs. y. W. baird.
Mira Stella ~ George nn1 Miss Sarah
Palmer wcrn hero yesterday on n shop
Iing expedition. gucHis Mt the Mcclure.
They nrc from WcllgburG.
Miss Mary l3rnndrnrs celebrated her
birthday nirht before last nt her home
ON Wctgcl street. and about twenty
couples onJOycd tho evening thorough
H.. Refreshments were acrvcd at n
atnFonHLln hour
W. ". Wlckhnm, Of parkcrshurg,
trninmnstcr Of The OHIO River Rail-
ruud. md u. l.. MCCrrty, of Pitts
burgh. n78BtOnt trnlnMnrtgr OF the
Pan Handle, were IN the city ycntcrdny
on one OF tholr periodical ylaltr.
The mnny friends Of Mrn. G, II. laird
will be rlnccrCly RoiTy to read IN I'M
other column Of thl1 mornings paper
" hcr death nj her aOn'H home on
South Front street Slc was highly
esteemed by M who knew her, mud waa
nm old resident Of tho city,
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Chief OF Police Bennett has received
letter from q. y, Nelson, Of Montpel-
Ter, Ind, father OF i. Il. Nelson, who
tried to Kill himself here week before
last. Mr. Nelson says his son Is getting
better steadily. He can sec aud hear ull
right and talks better every day The
bullet has not been located and the doc
tor thinkg II unwlse to probe for H..
Capt. Bennett took the letter out to the
Rescue Home and read II TO Gertie
Marlowc, the Elrl who was with Nelson
when he shot himself, and she was very
much pleased by the good news, She
has improved wonderfully In health
and appearance since She learned that
Nelson was not llkely 70 die.
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oAIpwELL.PORD.
a quiet bnt Pretty wedding at st. LuEs's
Church.

A Quiet lint Pretty Wedding at st. Luks's
Church.
At O'clock yesterday morning n
quiet, but very PRETTY wedding took
place Mt st. Luke's p. L. church, on tho
Island, the contracting parties being
Mr. William t. Caldwell, well known
and popular young man, the son OF
Mayor u. T.. Caldwell. and Miss Laura
W. Ford, daughter OF Mrs. Or. Sample
Ford. Rev. Jacob BrittinGhnm, rector
Of the church. performed the ceremony.
Only the immediate friends OF the bride
and groom were present, but the we'd
ding ceremony, simple as II was, was
one OF the most charming ever seen.
The presents received were especially
numerous and handsome Mr. and Mrs.
Caldwell left at 10 o'clock for Clncin-
natl. whence they will so In day or
two to Atlanta and take In the exposl-
tlon for awhile.
The bride was tnstcfully dressed In n
travelling costume. and looked even
more attractive than usual. Mr.. Chld-
well Is n member Of the 1rm OF u. +.
Caldwell g. Sons. The young couple
start in married life amid especially
enviablc surroundings, and they have
the warmegt and sincerest congratulate
lions OF q host OF friends.
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TINS Panhandle DyOlng establish.
mont, ownol BY John IlOllnOior, ut No.
1881 Market street, i' tho best equipped
houua Of it, kind III Wheeling. IN addl.
ton 10 tho dyons aud cleaning depart.
montsa corps OF ilrst.clan tailori nro
employed, who can do repairing rs neat
us h IL posSlblh Clothes mud ladies'
garments, Oloan0d or iyol, eau bs mado
tolOok likO now Satisfaction Ruarau.
iCaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-05

IF sufrering with piles, II will interest
YOU TO know that De Wits witch Ha-
zol Salyo will cure them. This mcdi.
cinc is a specific for all complaints OF
this character. and II instructions
(which arr slmple) are carried out. q
cure will result We have tested this
in numcrouS cases, and always with
like results II never fails Logan
Drug Co. Wheeling. W. w, Il, +. Pea
body. Bcnwood, and Bowie & Co,
Bridgeport. q.
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The Buffet saloon md restaurant, In
Alley 0, between Market and Main
streets, south OF Twelfth, the prettiest
place in Wheeling. has been rcopcned
10y I'm Mcdonald. with Hurry Carr ns
manager. They Will keep the best OF
everything to cat and drink. The place
Is nicely located and patrons may be
assured OF the best treatment and that
everything In first class
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HOLIDAY srooK-sroNa 3 THOMAS,
STONE & THOMAS

TN PLAIN FIGURES are all our goods marked, and the
people like that dea also the fact that there ONE
Store Our Holiday stock Is so complete that we have
something to suit everybodys taste Everything new and
attractive We show an immense line of Books, and can
save you at least IS per cent-sometlmes' more All the
best works OF famous authors at lower prices than ever be-
FORE Alpine and Oxford Editions, E2mo, Gilt Top, pub
llshed at soc; our price 26c.
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ron n limited time YOU VIII be able
IN obtain The Nrw General Atlng or The
World with marginal index, offered by
The inlulllrruncr ln ten bound nccllona
NJ 10 uoulH per Section II VIII cost
Worc than thrcn tlmc1 ~ much u year
Nom now,
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Mrs, Lizzie Seville, wife OF n well
known iron worker at Benwood, was
terribly and perhaps fatally burned
yesterday, by her dress catching fire
from an open crate In front OF which
she WAS standing.
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HAS found TINT her little onca nrc i'm.
proved more by the plcnfnnt laxative,
syrup of Figs, when In need " the lnxn-
tive rfrQct " q gcntlc remedy thnn b.
any other nnd ilnt II ~ more RccUptn.
hN "a them Children enjoy II Rnd II
benefits them The trun remedy, syrllu
VI FLEA, IN manufactured by the CnllGnr-
Mia i'lg syrup co. only.
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In Squire Fitzpatriek's court ycster-
day Stephen Galloway, colored, nm al
legged insane person, was sent TO Jail TO
await an inquiry.
Annie Meelis was accused Of profane
swearing, and was lined 81 and costs,
which she paid.
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Little Money for Their Paths.

Some time night before last thieves
forced m entrance into Ebbcrts store
on the South Side, by way OF tho real
door, They robbed the til OF fifty OF
sixty cents, which was all they rot fol
their pains. There WIS no clue to thu
thieves. and the robbery was not re-
ported to the police till late in the after
MON
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REMEMBER the IntelllGencer's offer
10 supply the new Rand-McNally Atlas
OF the World. with marginal index, in
ten bound parts ut 10 cents per part. Is
limited to short time. Call at the In
telllgencer Office and examine the work.
II will be complete In time for the holi-
dnys
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rnn Hup oLorHInRs Ave- guRNIsHaRs
THE HUB ''..' + Field.

Seems that we have done even better in 0vercoas
than we thought Tlemoro we see and hear ofother
stores and stocks the palmer it is Don't buy bndy
Don't be afraid to come in just to look Our statesmen
are paid salaries-their time is yours-to show or
sell-ust as you say and the best of is We have
variety to show, too. Not exaggerating a bit when
we say we have as many Overcoats as any three
stores have because we show all the styles. If We
took your measure and made them to order we could
not give you any better garments. There are no
finer fabrics there are no better trimmings, there
could be no more care and pains given to the max.
ing You can see how perfectly they tit-thO is tho
beauty of readymade coat. You can try them on
and see how you like them before you buy them
Another beauty about ours is that nobody could tell
whether they arc readymade or not-nine out Of ten
would say not. $500 is our lowest price-good
Coats-good as any anywhere for $7.OO-$25to for
our best and there are none better-none as good
except from the finest tailors, and they double the
price. Here full satisfaction or no sale-a word Of
fault and back goes your moncy-quick. Don't you
like the fairness? Our Goats are as honest as our
methods.
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WATER RESTS fur tho term ending
March 81, lS1I, Wra now due, n,ut II paid
on uF before DUenniber 81, ilH95, u dis.
count OF 10 per cent will DO HllHWoh.
rue CITY WATER BOARD.
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RAILROAD AFFAIRS,
Pewiky officials Here on an In
speetion Trip Yesterday,
THE NEW PASSENGER STATION

Was Accepted, and wuI he Occupied aud
Open 10 the Pablo Early Next Week.
It Is tho Best Station In This vIOInIty,
and Credit to the Road-Baitimors d
ohio oGleials WIZ be Here On Annual
Inspection To-day,
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Thogc desiring instruction in Elocu-
ton or Acting may apply TO Miss A.
Lima Hennig. Miss Hennig Is now
forming Elocution, Dramatic and
Shnkespenrean classes. Special atten-
ton given to Recital work and coach
ing for amateur productions Ar
rangcnents may be- made by mail or
by calling at "a Eleventh street.
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YOU are respectfully invited to at
tend the Special Sale OF Carpets, Rugs.
window Shades. Comforts and Blnn-
kets. Special sale all this week. Great
bargains in all departments.
HENRY JACOBS.
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ATTEND the frrtlnl mlr NJ Cnrpct1,
HuW ana hlutiluEH Ut Henry Jnruln
tomorrow. Great 1nrfJne In NIL dc.
partmCnlB. HENRY JACOBS
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HOLIDAY GOODS ut &. tees & sons.
Tho best Ail.WoOl Knit Jacket mndo frOm
~ 90 upwards.
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ICE CREAM. Coffee and Sandwiches
viii be sold opening day. Friday, lie.
Ccnbcr G, 1895. 2 til 10 y, N.
MRS. JENNIE SiSSOS.
1iJiA Fifteenth street.
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LADIES surprise your husband, brother
or sWSsthsnrt Ivy ordering for him ilns
SILK vest, palF OF trousers or an OYnTooRt
tor Christmas, We have ihnlr nonsnro'
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Fashionable Taiinra aud GsntS' FurHiIh-
eTs, market street.
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TO mr. suro YOU 70, a good Horse Covor
see tina! T.. y. Ia on II. TThGs.5


NOhpdv need have Neuralgia DOT NJ. Mllrq'
Pain llila from dtutrIuta. "OnO cent dose"
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HOLIDAY GOODS at c. Hess q Sons.
EirVant Sockwshr, MHniorl, Handkor-
ChiOfS, Half Hose, Gloves aud Umbrellas
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p. D. HoRsE Covers fit not only
pocketbooks but horses as we'll.
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SHAKESPEARE.
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Lucille.
Shakespeare,
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Goldsmith.