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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

\ fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks. spoons
eLc., at the E.-T. NJ. Co.'S. Cali and
Inspect these goods which are tee
uest in their line ever broug to
EIko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, J
1ECAR County

STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. rs.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm of
f. j. CHENEY Co., doing business in
the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will paw
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1856.
SEAL. A. W. GLEASON &
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY d CO.,
.... Toledo. Ohio.
w Sold by druggists, Toe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05
County Tax Levy.

Tho Commissioners at their meet
ing last night levied the rate of taxa.
ton for county and school purposes as
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05
School Report.

blowing is the report of the Fort
aeck school for the month ending
fbS 1oo. 1---.- %
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03

out Of order. III such cases DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets come to their assistance
by aiding nature in taking care of the food.
The cause of nine-tertls of the sickness
of the world is constipation. From this one
cause come indigestion disorders of the
stomach, liver and kidneys; biliousness,
headaches, flatulence, heartburn, impurity
of the blood and the serious complications
that follow. To begin with, constipation is
a little thing, and a little thing will cure it.
The pheasant Pellets" are tiny, sugar
coated granules. They will perfectly cure
the worst cases of constipation and indiges-
ton. If the druggist tries to sell you some
other pill that pays him greater profit, just
think of schat zyiU best pay you.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03

Sioux CITY. Ia, Dec. 3.-Attorney
General Remley of this state, in an un.
official opinion contained in q letter to
a Sioux City attorney, gives it as his
Judgment that the drained lake beds in
the state. concerning the title to which
there has been so much discussion Of
late, belong neither to the counties in
which they are located, to the general
government nor to the abutting prop.
erty owners but to the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03
MORNING ON THE "hEIGHTS."

A glorious morning. Where the city lies,
Far down below Us, rests n focgy sea,
Its edges curved around the hills that rise
Outlined against the west. Far off and free
Ring out the factory bells, their rhythmic
sway
Calling the toilcrs to a newborn day.
Then all is still, until a distant train,
With rush and rumble winds across the plain,
Invisible, beneath the airy veil, to me,
As cabled message passing through the sea.
I listen to the river murmuring low
And think of those who listened long ago.
II seems Il Thousand pitics to awake .
The world once more, and this sweet silence
break.
Clara B. Heath in Good Housekeeping.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03
Died ia Awful Agony.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Robert Jannsan,
aged 30, employed at the Monumental
Chemical works, Anne Arundel county,
death later. He fei! into a vat of nitric
acid. He managed to crawl out and
was taken to the Maryland University
hospital. but died in awful agony a few
minutes after his arrival
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03
Think 1t Was Suicide.

OCoNTo, Wis, Dec. 3.-When Chief
of Police Nolan of Green Bay called at
the residence of Charles Alvord, a
prominent lumberman. whom he
wanted to arrest for forgery. he found
Alvord dead in bed. Doctors who made
a post mortem say he died a natural
death, but neighbors think he com.
mitted suicide.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03
The ~IndomIrable Man.

Genius is really only the power Of
making continuous efforts. The line
between failure and success is SO fine
that we scarcely know when we pass it
so fine that we are often IN the line
and do not know it. How many a
man has thrown up his hands at a time
when a little more effort, a little more
patience, would have achieved success
As the tide goes clear out, so it comes
clear in. In business. sometimes, pros
poets may seem darkest when really they
are on the turn. A little more persist.
ence, a little more effort, and what
seemed hopeless failure may turn tt
| glorious success. There is no failure
except in no longer trying. There is NJ
defeat except from within, no really
insurmountable barrier save our OWL
inherent weakness Of purpose. cleo
! trical Review.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03
Assistant Cashier Short.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. ga recent
examination Of the Bank of Commerce
at Sheridan revealed a shortage of
$40, 600 in the accounts Of Assistant
Cashier w. Stone. Stone admitted that
he had wrongfully taken the money.
With the aid Of friends he made full
restitution but was nevertheless arrested
-. R,iilnps
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-03

IL VI kIiidIA
eats his lunch on the
same bench where
he does his work.
h o fl c m a n
turns his desk into
a dining-table. Mel
gets the out of
doors exercise he
needs. neither takes
the proper time for
eating. 1t is small
wonder that the di-
gcstion of both gets
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-27

.fs .. lallos, Ne T. nile DovIoe s.,
Ma . oat t.lf nile. apss. $40 No. g. cps
A.Ifn.ls. / aa clsss road ubesis ST. No,
4 oas utls. open. 80 Ne. 3. Gee mils.
s o. e..s. toad sbesl,E. 80. NJ, e. iso
miles, Icy 1psf g., No 2 ODE nile,
tlub CHEN ioa,hip taai Wheel. So.
Han fare ea lte Bslningtou a kailsnd
rulro,d. 5 " pustsn Of Darsel i s"o
Rotary Of tie clab
NAAcTugTuE ursrHr
Rssul.r n,e'trs Of The " L c. FL
day GittrIoou $50
Or wymsu % tuesday attended the
regp,8n Of hn clam 'G5 At W,lliAm'ioso'
Percy Giimorc has gone TO Barhns''n
Tor ,r,stuert 10 The Mary Fletcher Hoe
plt,l
Regular convection ot A3ot'rsm
Chapter. O +. s,reEt Tuesday evening
July 4ai
- Mls Grace l0suseud Of salem is
spending the seek With her trieud. Mrs
T. II Cowbs.
Nj John Noble Of Montreal Is no~
making bis sutnsl vlsit to bis old Trend,
Carson MeebD
MIR. Harvey Rove OF MlddItbay Is
spending two or three weeks sith her son.
Charles b Rove.
The Y. ". {. 7 L, will have meet
iog Saturday afternoon, a, 2 O'clock al
tue home OF Nlna Marsh.
Mrs Chloe Miller Of Hoosick Falls Is
recruiting her be.IGl aud p.s'lus little
time with her cousins tho Misses Parsons,
Nj. Maud Madison has returned
from the kiuball Uolou Academy, Mer,
den, \. II, where She has been attending
school II the yesr past
-Oae Of our promirent business men
has come to the conclusion that It is no'
good for man to live slone' and is Ell
pected to take t, himself better half
today.
The !. ?. S Q, f.. Of the Baptist
church will hold al ice cream soclsble
Friday evening, June 2sth, 10 the yestry
Of the church. All are invited to be pre-
sent.
Mrs. fla Yaughsn Waite, vile OF MI
George Waite OF Rutland, died OF portion
it's 10 the hospital IN that city 90 Monday
evening last Mrs Waite was born and
always resided 10 this village until within
few years snd her remsins Will ot
broueht here for burial. Her funeral ser
vices will be held IN the Episcopal church
this Wednesday afternoon. Her husband
sod three sons survive Der.
The Rev. Mr., kelton had runaway
last Sunday morning which came near IL
ing q serious STAIR, The harness was mol
properly adjusted upon bis horse aud sooI
after leaving bis house the tbllls OF The
carriage dropped aud frightened the horse
which ran. The carriage ran into pos
in front Of Mr.. Bonesteel's house aud Ut
occu pants were thrown out but not serIou'
" hurt, The horse brought up 10 Mr.
Bonestee's gar len among the pea brush
The greatest harm done was to Mr.. Ne
toms coat which was well torn upon BIZ
back.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-27

hals' ioSb'fld Hde aud ,e..uy
.-----
slAlA,m AuIEL
Mt Judge Barton entertainer 'ue
,ruiuf cIass al D o clock tes Tuesday.
Mr.. Niskb.m has preseuied the Sem
,,.,, e,,,oo portr.ll Of the late DR..
Ntcth.m. 10 he placed IA the library.
ur . Gr.,, s,,a,a.l the grad
.-....,.,.,.a. 80, v,s mnch plensed.
-, at, sceIn.,,. Grafton 90
-
DIT s,,,,t WIN h.. ,rayed .u5
..,.,.,. ro,nl., ,a.o,s, Is.yes At the
:, a.. ,, b. ,,,.,. tho s,pdy Of
law Mira slmopds. WHO has done faith
tul and Efficient work a. music teacher at
,hs SEMINARY Tor more than twenty YEAR,
.Iso.eut IN her resignation.
4 var, large congregation assem bled
:, m. Cons,eo,,ipn.l epurcb. Sunday, to
ln,.nt IN. b.ec,l.pre.te sermon Of Prot
so,,,g The ebpreh was very prettiy
,,,on,,1 w,th the class coIors. the stndents
,,oor,,no thu front seats Tue sermon
GOOD oue and appr3ptiate to the oo
o..,o,
s..,a, Ma. n,v e,erci.es At the Sem
t,.,, Mana.y usssed of very pleasant
!, or... p,es,dept Ml,s BtowneH. vel
na,,oa ,hs une.s The following pro
,,, ,r,,ep,ed class grafton. Iobn
= uul,.,t. address To upder ol.ssmeo.
E,,.,t q Ninshiu.luuiyr respouse, Emma
= u..tn,, inuior reepopse. Fay A. sim
,oo. cl.s. HISTORY HALLE |. Phillips.
,,oohsov N,t,A Tbsyer. poem, Sat.h
\ chatham. vii. Selma &. Garfield,
fuasd of the Seminary who does
.t III. mama known has promised
s9t n, additional prizes the nett two
80. n h. awarded IN the discretion Of
tho pnneip.l The prlzs winners this
YEAR are a. follows. For best general
scholarship skinner Phzs $50 dollars In
gold TO Misc Lm'ns l. "sy' oe'' Eusi''"
r'' 49, ~. p.,'' On, - a,,, - N,ss
ng,-n.-....,,..i. 1sr,., s,var
Oot' D. oS'Nne' t''"'' ."
ny lP'ou :" w. ''' ''''
ton A, EtHibeih ., Botsiotd, section d.
sIlus C. Csnheld each 50 10 gold. Medals
., hat ayk IN English Depattmept Miss
s.u,e \. Cl.shoru.in Classics, Mise Emma
=. wsy, 10 Sciences, Ernest o. Winshlp
The medal Tor Mathematics was not award
"A t,n,, lack of btoh records in the sd .
$500, .,,,ss. uoro,shla mentions were
-, p-,.-,
~,
mlsee' ou'"H'' NJ" su''N'
Niles Oiesu"t"'
The graduating eIercihes at Muse
Han. Tuesdsy. showed that the class Of
,pji,n ies.t the equal Of any class of II
cent wears The following subjects were
we'll presented.
s,Ir,,,,,, o.,pee Tho Green Mountain
rosu.'
''a' Hs'' '"'''N''' '''' w.
htst hotrtn hci"n n 40 EdneauohA
NAV I,aheIla Warner. Arlington
t,'sy -"e'e'i Ilaht' ttoug The h'y. .....-
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,..,t.. IA, ,5,.,t o,1,r,r Among the \,
ttan,
NlIaAm Ch'p@'" n ''"'H' A. hf''l'Fh' y
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-27

49, the Grsi safsl held &C fssultf tract
40 gEBes established ru.ings hothtpF ~
msftstis re'ul'sa 10 TIE ~'T OF 'feai o.
fsi tbe bals cd rtty vel Indeed VIE
ners norastsos i8fre vonld h''' eesa
aafs ogats'isEt', sharper ooIP'h'aSi
al sfe''ff 'Si''''' 70 we s''''.'' 80
O. ~ ia'tfe''1sf 4'''1'' W Wv NJ"
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,t.,.x,,g t,nssst IL Il.. fra : Role
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p4nssta,l ruatlug hrosd gamp, first,
p.t.fayt II f. . l2 TO-. second T. Bone
.ts.f. raGgtBg bop step aud Jump, first,
pat.t,rd. 8T II. II IT,, second. smith, $50
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-27
MANanEsTER DEPOT.

Mrs. Bowman and daughter OF Rut
land are visiting at Judge Fullertons.
Sherman has new advertisement OF
hay ing tools Of oil kinds and moving ma
chine repairs.
Mrs, Hollister with four children aud
Miss Holister, all Of GINS matt are occu
pyinq the Hollister Homestead.
H. C Reynolds has purchased a fine
lot on Elm street and will erect resi-
deuce upon the same this summer.
This week for three days only, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Blsckmer s
New York Store will sell ladies shirt waists
at l9c., corset covers at 100, white aprons
at l0c., bingham aprons at lOc,, boys
knee pants at 1870, Goats spool cotton at
3 lI2c,
-Burditt Bros are about TO put IN q
gram and feed store near the depot Mr..
Conner has the contract for putting up
th building which is to be Of sufficient
sizs TO store ten car loads Of grain. |. h,
Deucb, lately with Mr.. Whipple, Is to
have charge OF the store.
DORSET
Fred Hollty OF Troy spent the Sab
bath 10 Dorset,
-Mtss Carrie Holley has returned from
New York for the summer
There will be sociable this, Tbursl
day eve oing, at l.. r. Snyders
MIR. aud Mr.. John. Sheldon and son
are spending few days at Saratoga
Miss Blackwell of Washington aud
Others are occupying be Ira Bachelor
! house,
Mr. sud Mrs Wooirua, ron and maid
Of New Jersey, are guests at Washington
! Hot-L
A lsr.e front Is on exhibition at q
". Bakers. vel. hing lbs Q Cz', 1t ~s'
sent from Dandy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Reyes. daughter and
maid Of New York city sre also snett' a
the hotel. There are also several o,hel
arrivals at the hotel.
RUPERT
Judge Burton returned home Thur
day, court having closel
Harvey Lincoln has nearly recovered
bis health after bis loag illness
Rev. Mr. Campbell exchanged viii
Rev. G. p. nogle OF Wells last Sundsy.
Mrs Cora Gidley sud Mise Setti,
Youlen Of New York city are Visiting thei
s,ber, 5. f. Youlrn
- Keep 10 uIad the lawn festival snt
fire work, gu the evening Of July 4. Ih'
|C. f.. soeirty d he Met odlst church vii
furnish reircshmeuts.
Wat MyFEm
Misses Eaie Betoe aud Msud aud ca
re Bat1eu haYe gone 10 Ocean tfcNt
N }.
Key. Mr NeUug'oa left for Ohio Las
ve,k sBd gill he sbseut sewers, we,ks FL
gagged 10 school wors
The lsdlrs OF tue Disciples churcl
will s.rye ice cream At iAs rooms d L, i
sshori every SATURDAY evening during ID
bot ~eatbef.
AtIIk0TOE
Mr. aud Mrs 0 A. Adams are 10 Nj,
dlebary Si,lessias the graduating Of sbel
,on ChsfIr. +. Alsms
She receul rslus have done foue goo
. to stoving crops, bat the bay crop vii
. - HgEt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-06-27

Mr. aud Mrs 0 4 Adams are IN Mid
dIebary vitlessias the graduating Of their
.on Chsflrs +. Adams.
She receut rsIus have done zone good
10 sroving crops, bat the bay crop will
he light,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09
BRAIN BLETON.

a traveller conducted a service Of sa-
cred song ut Acrce's Hall last night
which was well attended
Several pretty residences are being
constructed i'll Byrd Place on South
Kelley avenue.
Mr.. J. c. Perry is yet confined to his
nome on Cooke avenue, having been
absent from his place of business
nearly four weeks.
The merchants OF tho ward are we'll
supplied this morning to furnish CON
sumers the very best OF marketing
for Sunday
There was n full attendance OF the
ladies OF Mckendree ut the meeting
called to organize n t,,wing school.
The object Of the organization Is TO in
struct the children of the church, and
TO raise funds for the poor
Mrs. w. G. Almey was elected
president: Mrs. II. Williamson. first
vice president; Mrs. w. ID. Southall.
second vice presidents; Mrs. j. II. Mas
tin, secretary: Miss Loula Harwcll.
treasurer. The following committees
were appointed:
Mrs. Whitchornc. Mrs. Burger, Miss
Walters. Miss IGfic Harwel
Purchasing Commlttec-NIrs. SIM
coe Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs.
Pcdin.
Measuring and Cutting Committee
Mrs. Nash. Mrs. liarwell, Mrs. Beale,
Mrs. MarSden.
Distributing Committec-Mrs. Frank
Billups, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Hunter,
Miss Bcale.
Committee on Music-Mrs G. Il. Ril-
lups, Mrs. j. Russell, Mrs. Whitehead,
Miss Warrell Miss Bonncy.
The school adjourned TO meet on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, nj 2:30 u. III.
Missioner Rev. c. Il. Bryan preached
all able sermon from the text My
Lord and My Cod nj st. Peters last
night. which was heard by Il large nu-
dlcncc. Services to-day at IL III. and
p. III. All invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Minor Matters of Mcrc Mention Win.
utcly Recorded.

Mr.. Mark Levy spoke at the Union
Mission last night
Little complaint is now heard of the
| lack of rain In this section
DIR. and Mrs. NJ II. Wharton have re-
turned from Atlanta.
| The Commissioners OF Election ycstcr-
| dag canvasscd the returns of the late
/! election.
The cannon ball. train between Nor
| folk and Petersburg was stoned Thurs
| day night.
| y meeting OF ladies Interested In mis-
| sion work was held at the Union Mis-
| sion yesterday afternoon.
| y service preparatory to the commu-
| Mon service on Sunday was held at the
Second Presbyterian Church last night.
The colored Masonic Temple, now in
| course OF erection on Queen street, will
! have theatre, for colored people on the
| second floor.
The children who are to take part In
"Goody Two Shoes are requested to
| meet at the Masonic Temple this Sat
| urady) morning at II O'clock
An oyster supper and entertainment
was given by the ladies of the w. C. II.
| u. at the residence of Mrs c.. w. Kell-
| niger, No. 63 Duke street, last night.
| The Norfolk and Berkeley NJ. Il. Sun
| day School Association will meet at
| Centenary NJ. II. Church on the third
Sunday in November, not the second
Sunday. as has been published.
James Brown, colored, living In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09
Robbed in WnsliiggtOu.

The following special was received
from Washington last night: 1.-The Nor
folk boat was delayed by a fog and
reached here at O'Clock this afternoon
j. Nj. Cartwright, claiming to be u mer-
chant of shiloh. Camden county, y
e., was passenger on tho boat. IIo
met stranger from Norfolk calling
himself Mr.. Staten. and on arrival of the
boat they went To the metropolitan
Hotel and took a room together. Short
ly after Staten disappeared with Cart
wrishts valisc containing $500. with
which Cartwright intended to buy goods
I'm baltimore. Cartwright was left with
out any money and returned on the
boat tonight to Norfolk. where he
claims both the firms of Lee and Mont
gomcry e Sons are his commission
merchants
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09
LAWYERS vlCTIMIzED
a Negro Swlndier Tries His Art Successful
y on Two Young Attorneys Law.
THEY WERE VERY ACCOMMODATING
Armed with Pistols They Accompany
Their Client 10 Mis- III enc i'm Nansc.
Inond C6unty-usc Gives Them the
slip ana with Pistol Shots Induces
Them to Return Saddcr bur Wiser.

That Isaac Joyner. with many aliases.
is one of the Shrewdest negro Swindlers
that ever operated in Norfolk there Is
little doubt. Joyner is the man who has
Victimlzedta number of commission mer-
chants. He realized that the evidence
against him was of such q character hat
he would have n hard road to travel,
and perhaps this Is why he employed
two lawyers to defend him-Messrs. T..
j. Wool and /. w. IIason.
On Thursday these two young law
yers, with a good fee in sight, went be-
fore Judge Hanckel and had Joyner
bniled in the sum of $500 for his appear
nnce In the Police Court yesterday. So
much confidence did they have in the
man that they became his bondsmen.
That confidence has been badly shak-
en- in the last forty-eight hours When
the case was called yesterday neither
the prisoner nor his counsel appeared
As Justice Burroughs was about to de-
clare Joyner's bail forfeited, Mcssrs
Eason and Wool rushed in and unfold
ed tale of woe which would be sensa-
tional reading for dime novel.
me two attorneys, after securing JOY
iier's release, armed themselves with re-
NolNerS and In company with the negro
boarded the Atlantic and Danville train
Tor Nansemond county. The party got
off at Copeland station and made their
way to the house of Joyncr, the two
attorneys. with their hands OH their re-
prisoner.
Arrived at the house Joyner's wife
prepared meal. which Mcssrs. Wool
and lIason heartily disposed Of. a bill
OF sale was drawn up for JoynerS fur
niture, which amounted to S1i6. But
this amount not covering the bond,
Joyner wanted to go further ahead to
see the head of his lodge, in order to
get the balance. The three set out, the
attorneys now becoming suspicious,and
placing firmerhold on their rcvolvers
walked on citheI> side of the negro. 1t
was. quite dark and Joyner cried out.
presumably to his wife, ana made a
break for the bend in the road and,
aided by the darkness, escaped al
though Mr.. IIaSon fired four and MIR.
Wool two shots at the fleeing fugitive.
Dark as pitch, here were the attor-
neys In the widest part of NaI1Semond
county. Thinking Joyner would return
to his house. they made their way
back to shadow their man. On hands
ana knees they crawled and, looking
In the window, saw Joyner inside, wild
ly gesticulating. Cooking their revolv-
ers the attorneys entered the house
by side door, but We're met with a flu
silade of bullets, which caused q hasty
exit.
MIR. Wool graphically described how
Joyner changed his voice so often that
| ii sounded as IT a whole army of men
were being commanded to charge the
now frightened attorneys. Their lives
being In peril, Mcssrs. IGason and Wool
fled and finally reached the station.
where they boarded train for Norfolk,
arriving yesterday morning.
The Negroes latest victims will apply
to Judge Hanckel for remittance of
the $500 bond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09

Hon. George w. Wing, Mayor of the
capital city of Vermont, Is man of
high eninencc a distinguished law
yer he has served his State In many
nigh offices, having been Deputy Sec
retarH of state, occupied Il position in
me state Treasury, was postmaster of
Aontpeiier. and was elected to the
state Legislature In 1882. Owing to his
great popularity, lie had the distin-
EuiShcd honor to be elected Mayor OF
Mont pclicr, position he now fills with
illustrlous success
When such man, occupying so high
position In community endorses the
great curative powers and recommends
he sick and suffering TO use DR..
ireene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
rdy. no one Will hesitate for a moment
10 use this grand medical discovery, this
great rcstorcr of health and strength.
Mayor Wing says: IT have used DIR.
Grecne's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy In my family, with marked
and decided benefit.
Especially has 1t been useful In in
somnia. arising from indigestion and
It's attendant evils, think well of DIR.
Grccnc's Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
edy, and freely grant permission to use
THIS letter I'm advertising it."
You who suffer from nervousness.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-09
Thc south Carolina Dispcnsary Quea:
tan.

Columbia. S. c., Nov. S.--Thc Convcn-
ton has been engaged all day to-day
in lively dispensary debate. the issue
being MIR. Patton's proposition to pre-
vent the issuing of lnjunctions by
Judges tn prevent the commission OF Il
crime. The dispensary law permits n
judge upon nffidavitS to put IL man
under II perpetual Injunction not to
sell liquor. The matter was most cX.
haustivcly argued throughout all tho
heavy weights" taking hand Mr.
George ID. Tillman scathinEly de-
nounced the deeds done under the pro.
visions of the dispcnsary law. Sennto,
Iiliman defended the dlspensary law
IN his most pronounced style Tho al
vocatcs Of MIR. laiton's measure argued
Tor the preservation of the established
principle of the right OF trial by jury 70,
crime. The measure was finally Kill.
cd by vote of ~ to 50.