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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
AN INVENTOR.
aE VISITS DAWSON, TO TALK
ELECTRICITY.
Uoslres to Aid i'm Placing an Electric Plant
MHere. The Inventor af a Flying
Machine.

M. W. A. Mercer, of Cincinnati
gentleman who is skilled in matters of
electrici ty, is in the city. He comes 70
consult with the city council 10 reference
to taking hand in the erection of an
electric light plant.
AS a consulting electrician he feels
that he can be of much service to the
city in supervising the details of the Sc
lection and arrangement of the electric
lights which we hope soon to see iilu-
minating our streets and buildings.
MIR. Mercer is an inventor of no small
ability. He has patented several things
in his line of work. A few months ago
he made "a practical test. of flying ma
chine of his own invention with crafty
ing results.
Should he c)me to terms with the
council he will probably locate here per-
manently and embark in the manufact-
ure of electric supplies, thus making
Dawson southern headquarters tor goods
Of this description.
Mr. Mercer will be here for several
DAYS at present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
INTERESTING Vl1d }.
SHORT TALKS ON TIE MONEY
ISSUE
Bya Few Representative Citix cas-, why
MOI Diamond Instead Gf "A Gst0
standard, Asks ORe-

standard, ASKS OHP-
The financial question is the subject
AppermoSt in the minds of the people
now, and gold and silver almost invaria-
bly, form the t0pic,of discussion when any
|nu rber OF Dlwsop's citizens happen
togetheL
While very great maj ,rity of cur
people are in favor of astoria silver to
! IS tocm4r place ia our m N try system
here are few who ardenty support
President Cleveland dn his position.
The News presents ,belo~ the opin-
lons of few representative citizens.
Judge GrigLs, WHO is Away 10 nth ~
"a politics because, of his judicial po
ton, expressed hiu self as follows In
'sasual conversation: "Three years ago,
"a delegate to the national democratic
Convention, | voted for Mr.. Patterson's
fasndment to the financial plank OF the
laGOrm offering to insert the word
Rree' before the wOrdS coinage or bNh
Eod aRd silver, without disCri main GtiOu
ge'nst either metal During the cam
Ralsn Of that year wherever / spoke
lV'eated free coinage of silver and ex-
aimed to the people that the platform
eant thai. This is the proper interPre-
Faon OF the language Of the pattorGa'
voted for the word free To preclude
possibility of any other instruction.
mas been construed differently, how
eF' aud in such way as to materially
1ufe the prosperity Of any m IN in the
u'n' Two years ago the opponents OF
yer coinage insisted that free coinage
Oad bring such an influx IF silver
10 literally food the m lrket with de-
'''@1ed money. Now their position
nus TO be that free coinage wll at
'' Drive gold on. OF circulation anil
ave a money Dir ruth. Ju lge Crisp is
w. The issue m lSu be m lde by the
4''ratlc party, and the so )ner the bet
u VIII beifor everybody. The tariff is
u The way for ii ne at least, proba-
"1Hl the people get ready for free
''' which is Jund to come in few
~ All experiences shows t'lat the
''''ah people will not settle more
que question at time. The time
-" ripe for settlement of the coin
QUESTION, aud it will be settled next
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
YOURS ANXIOUS TO PLEASE
year in favor of free coinage"


Mr.. r. L. Melton thinks the count ~
had iustias we'll be put on diamond pa
sis as a gold basis. He SAID: up TO a
few months ago had been made to De-
lieve that the production of silver was
becoming so great that it could not De
maintained on parity with gold at a va
ito of l6 to |. but the combined stf-i :
tics of the governments of the world
show tnat in 1913 we had thirty-one tons
of silver to one of gold, in 1880 eighteen
tons of silver t. one of gold, and IN 1881
eighteen tons of silver to one OF goid. 1
have studied the question closely the last
two months, and have found no reason
for demonetizing silver except for the
benefit of the money kings. Oh tae the
principle of gold standard we m'ghG
have a diamond standard. Then 1T
would take all the cotton of the soNth
and all the wheat of the west
to buy one geod size diamond. The
tjme has come when the yeomanry OF
country should rise IN their misHU anu
put silver where it was prior TO 1873"
Hon. @. B. Stevens is the same frlend
of the people he has always BEEN
"My position on finance" said ne, us
contained in the democratic platform
adouted in 1892 at Chicago. l take it to
mean that SILVER is to be coined side oy
side with gold, aud that all the power
taken from it as monetary standard Oy
hostile legislation is to be restored
am for free silver"
Mr.. l.. A. Lowrey gave it as the opin-
ION of an 44unpretentious old mans that
..we need more statesmen and patriots
who love their country more than they
do GOLD or SILVER, aud fewer politicians
and demagogues who want Office tor
revenue only 1t appears to me, he
continued. s'that large NUMBER OF
neonle are deserving the democratic par
tv and it's standard bearer, Grover CieVe'
land. and are now in line :th the popu
list party, and, like them, don K9o"
what they want but are determined 70
have it"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
DAVIS 81 DOzIER-
corTON PLANTING.
The Prospects Not Bright for verv Mate
rial Reduction in Acreage.

The Prospects Not Bright for a verv Mate
rial Reduction in Acreage.
WASHINGTON, MAY. 10.-The cotton
report as consolidated by the statistician
of the department of agriculture for the
month of Nav relates to the progress Of
cotton planting and the contemplated
acreages. The amount of the proposed
breadth planted prior to May l was 1875
per cent. against SIG last year and 80 3
year before, whish is ten points lower
than the acreage usually planted at that
date.
The returned estimates OF the area
planted by states are as follows: North
Carolina, 50 South Carolina, 70; Georgia,
70; Florida, 95; Alabama, 81; Mississippi,
"a; Louisiana, So; Texas, IS; Arkansas,
70; and Tennessee, 70.
The delay was caused principally by
the cold back ward spring, while in some
sections it was the result of dry weather.
The indication at present point to about
the usual acreages in the states of North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Arkansas, and a reduction in the
states of Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas
and Tennessee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15

Don't fail to see these goods and
prices before buying, as 1t will be a
great saving to you to ,step in their
store and spend a few minutes before
YOU make your purchases, Ask to see
those new Paris Plisses for waists;
also those handsome Black Crepons
and Satins for skirts; they are the Ia
test. Lovely line of China Cloths,
very cheap. Beautiful sBatistes, Or
CANDIES and Dimi6iesin' exquisite col
or;ngs; handsome Ducks, Pique Suit
ings, Silk CrepoAs, Swivel Silks, Chi
mas, Taffetas, Inetias land Kai. Kai
silks in exquisite ooloks for waists,
also q lovely line of Ladies Luck
Suits silk and colored waists, read,
made. Scarfs and Ties to match.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
Election of Teachers.

The annual election of telchers will
engage the attention of the city school
board at their meeting next Monday.
There are a dozen or cinore appli-
cants for positions by teachers who
do not now belong to the flcnlty. A
majority of these are citiz y Ol|son
and vicinity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
The Protract ed Meeting.

The protracGed services at the MethO-
dist continue and the pastor, DIR.
Scruggs, is preaching some powerful
sermons. Interest in the services is
increasing and as long as this is SO the
meeting will go on. Services are held
at half past zine in the morning and at
half past seven a. night.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15

Call and see our line Of beautiful
white Dusk and China Silk Parasols,
also black Umbrellas, Fans, Hair Or
naments, Lace Collars, Stock Collars,
Betting, etc. Big line of Gents Neck
wear, Straw Hats, Underwear, Shirts,
Clothing, Shoes, etc.,-we sell the eel
ebrated High Art" clothing and car,
ry the nobbiest line and give the best
values for the money of any house IN
Southwest Georgia. Alsoan elegant
assortment of Tan Shoes and Slippers.
Our stock is complete in every de
partment. and we will sell very how
for the next 60 days. No summer
goods will be carried over; they must
be sold at some prlce
q nME 10 SEE Us.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
worId's Colurnb,au Exposition.

was of value TO he world by illustrat-
ing The improvements in the medical
arts AMI eminent physicians will tell You
that tn i fess IN medical agents has
been pal importance, and as
siren iI,aiae laxative that Syrup OF
Figs j. adgance of all others.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
TO HEAT THE JAIL.

A system Like That in the Court House
will Be Used.
The county commissioners have re-
considered their intention of putting in
Sc werage at the new JUL, and will use
instead system for heating and SAM
tary PURPOSES like that in the court
house.
1 will be used only in the prison
department of the building, and will
cost $500.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
WILD CATS.

They Are Numerous in the Upper Far' %
the County
wildcats are numerous III the swamps
&c The INNER part of the county.
NJ { 7. Rainey was ia the city Satur-
dav and reported that he caught three
49, onas last week. They weighed
" One IF the dogs &as badly hurt by
cat and may die.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15

A e yaieh made $4,000 feet
of la ett ia Chickasawhatchee
swan This giant of the
tores TO have been more
han
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15

Acting through the blood, HOODS
Sarsapar;lla MT only cures scroiuIa;
ssIt rbeum, etc., but gives health ana
v;oor 20 the whole body.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-05-15
NEXT SUNDAY
THE PREsBYTERfAEs WILL DID
ICATE THEIR CHURCH
The Ceremonies Will Be impressive E"v'
J. b. Mack, of SOmth Carolina, TO
NfSiciate.

Of1iciate.
All the arrangements fOrthe dedication
of the Presbyterian church next Sunday
have been made, and he members Of
that church look forward to- the day
with pleasure.
Rev. j. b. Mack, of Fort Mill, S. G.,
will reach Dawson on Friday, and will
conduct services Friday night and
Saturday.
The dedication ceremonies will take
place Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
an impressive sermon is expected.
The music will be in charge of Mrs.
Edward Il. Britton who will be aided
by the members of the ch0irs of the other
churches of the city, and some excellent
singing is expected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
4 Good Snake Story,

Neio fors Tribune
Two boys. one man, a sickle and n
siN.ioot blackSnako wero mixed up in n
pitched battle on Sunday afternoon in
\ pasture in Hillsdale. y. J.. Forrest
Wynne, storekceper for the New Jersey
u NcwAork railroad. and his two sons
had gone to the pasture 10 pick straw
berries and cut grass for their pony,
taking 4 sickle with them for the latter
purpose. They wont TO different parts
OF thetiCld TO gather tho berries. Adkins,
tho oldest boy, had scarcely begun Gil.
ing his baske. before no heard some
thing crawling toward him in the dry
grass. Tho next instant he saw u large
blackSuake jump out OF tho grass to-
ward him. and ielt it wind itself tightly
around the calf OF his right leg. The
boy screamed md began to kick, but
the snake was not to be shaken oil,
Tho lad then seized tho snake BY tho
neck with both hands and held on to i.
until his father and brother reached his
side and severed the reptiles head from
its body with tho sickle. Tho snake
measured six feet in length and nearly
four inches in circumference.
Mr.. Wynne declares that he will never
again take the boys strawbcrryins on
Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
N0Oi.

H~osion-The American Wool and Cotton lie.
porter will Iny Tomorrow Of the wool trades A
general improvement In the wool ttRde during
the past week has hGcn noted all nlong the line.
Increased TnlcS Hfr registered IN New YORK,
lillhlClphll hnl Chicago. aud Notwithstanding
tho Intervention Of u holiday IN lIWtOn, tho
sales there have reached n figure Of nearly
b09OO0 pounds, Prices obtained IN some In.
stances dufng the week Just passed nfc notice.
ably above tho rates Al which similar stOck was
selling three weeks ago. The revival In demand
Il largely due 10 an inCtcaScd need for stock by
those manufacturers who hny1 recovered from
recent labor troubles nul hive found ihcIr sup.
ply Ol material greatly exhausted. Tho large
sales Of foreign woods are II noticeable feature Of
this weeks ttRfc. Although thOfG lSh limited
amount NJ Tho now clip actually on tho market
orders RTe being tnkcn by sample, and In add.
tlnll To the snlei ncpntted, a largo amount Of
stock " held under consideration.
The total snlcS IN the three mArkutS-ll0ston.
Now YORK, fhllRdolphln-Hrn 6,b!i. 10 pounds, Of
which I,156,OO1 pounds were sold IN Boston,
l,NI 900 pounds were soil IN New York mud
l,'Ell,lD pounds wcfc sold In philadelphia. In
Boston there has been nit Increased demand for
everything and Il IL doubtful II any consider.
able quantity could bU bought ut the May qunin.
lions. A good luslnC's has been done III me.
hlum No. = and cOnfSo ilcCcc,. Georgia aud
southern, Texas pulled Hnl secured WOODS; mud
u moderate amount Of territorial wool has been
moved. The snlns Of domestic wool OF ali
kinds will aggregate upwHrlSOf 400. 900 pounds;
Rnl we estimate tho snlcs Of foreign wool ut
two md u hali million, over n million md q half
OF which was Australian. Prices in Britain aud
on tho continent arc very iir!n.
SnW Wool firm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
THE GREEN FARMER
And tho ropnlist-Tho Farmer Knock
Him Out on SIivVr.

ETehdHGe.
Populis. Ketchum Formerly n real
estate Spectator OF B%oom:own. Mimi
-"Ah, cd nornin' nabor; hard nj it, |
see. We'll, work suits some %iellcrs, but
it never did me, nohow."
Farmer Growsum, (who is pIowine)-
Guess yeh don't half tch work. bnt ych
dresa well, md got Il good team and
buggy there" ,
"Yc,, pretty fair. Got 'cm on a land
deal Just atore Boomtown busted. and
with a wink | thought I'd got 4 leetlo
further wost. Ilow's times in this low
cality2"
"Bad, nifty bad. Drouth last year;
gophcrs @! up most everything ycnr
aioro; ,het Rushin ,hIssel's sprcadin'
like mad. Got to hussOl to got IL Twin
hero. Geo roun there, Gray"
"lIard times, CHI. You're ono OF tho
men Pm loOkin' fur. Calliilato to run
for Congrus this fall, and thought I'd
take n run through this part O. tho
state to kinder got acquainted. Looks
llkC L III KUN ~ ~ ~ ~
right. Ii ! do, sposo ] 4 count on
your voto?'
"woll, ! dunno. What mout yor prin-
serpila DO? So many follows roun' now,
all wantin' 10 90 to Congrus, a man don't
know who's who
"Oh, nor Why I'm fur tho only
party tha.'s fur til" farmer, Tho iroo
silver party, OF coursc. Amt II time
that you. tho toilers OF our farms. rose
against tho giant money powers which
like n hugo octopus
"llol OIL. | amt soon no iints out
hero in Dako,y. Its the tlissoIa. and
drouth theta worryIn' me. Octupo,scs
amt bo,herin' us roun' hero hnlf MS
much no sophcrs. But wat yoii golu'
10 do ior INC il | hoip scn' you to Con.
grus2"
= do? I'm agoin' to break tho chains
thct tho blasted British gold bugs lcs
rot on cyo.y farmer. Pm guin' ,ogivo
you FREQ coinage ut lG to |. I'm goln'to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
THE THEORY or The DIGES.
TlON or FOOD.

Tho human stomach IL n pat shaped bag Into
which all food drops nj onCo when swallowed.
Thne things happoni-tho blood PUSHES Into tia
'ub'iGnce OF tho stomach tnol Into Its Interior TO
bent II; Thousands Ot little ducts or plpGs pour
eOpIOusly forth q fluid called tho gastric Juice.
hhi, then. tho stomach bcgim "a wave, like,
chntnlnG. movement which thoroughly mixes
the gastric juice with tho food, and by.nnI. by
changes the whole Into u s~tny.looSlng. selnl
liquid paste called chymO. This Is dlgeA,lou As
II takes place IN health.
hut, look you! II tho stomach ialls TO furnish
the gastric Juice, or falls 10 furnish enough Of II,
tho food sImply lies In tho stomach md turns
sour. putrcflCs, icrmCnis-n, II would In n warm
moist alr outdOotl This Is indigestion. dys.
pep'la or g~aNttltlN. Having no way VI escape
tho pOisonS so ongcndorcd pass Intn tho cIrGu'
lhllOL mud set up a traln Of results like %thOsci-
headache, foul taito IN the mouth loss OF apps.
iitc aud nbuSca; iufr.d tongue; dISjrdorOd
heart RctlOn: ncryOu, weakness and prOSttR.
tion chilll followed by heat flashes; distress
md weight In tho chest after eating fugitive
muscular pains. followed In time, by grave 10.
crl ailments, olc. All this, bear IN Mind, comes
ola moro or less complete failure OF tho StOm.
aCh 10 ScCrCtN gRstr ria Juice,
Having studied this subject for many Yeas
Tho Shakers Of Mt. Lebanon "a. i.l-ianOnS as
medicinal chomlStt aud herballsts = sought
among the plants cultivated by them only for A
remedy which should have tho distinct nnd c,'
pGclRl effect OF stimulating thu How VI gastric
JUICE ipA normal amount mil NJ tho same tlilG
Of tho full, natural digestive strength. No other
so'callcd remedies Tor dyspepsia hAvO this put.
pose In Wow, yOt II Il tho absolute v essential
illnE. SuCcGSSlul In thClr eilnttS. even bOVOnl
thclr hopes, they have placed thclr discovery
on Tho lnntkct under tho nRmO NJ tho shaker
Digestive Cordial. Its effects ntc Immediate aud
radical. Relief Is felt At once aud n per pHurHt
euro soon follows. II Is the sure mud sciunI lie
remedy for indigestion Qnd dyspepsia.
Confident In thClr work the ShAker' offer trial
bottles ut tho nominal ptico Of ton cents. For
sale By nearly all druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

nut silver mp TO n doller'n twonty.nino
centa M ounce. Theta wat Pm soin' to
do"
"Mobbo vol, nro. An mobbc yoh
nth'i. But wat | want tor know 10 how
that's roin' Ter hclpmo? (liist, darn
yoh, Dill, git yor log over tiiat lraco).
500 how goin' TO Congrns's goin' to
hclp YOU wcar good clp4o mud drive n
toam without workin'. Whcro'd l
conha in?"
Pm afraid, my. iriOnd, YOU don't SEQ
that II silver goos up, wheatll 20 up,
corn'll 60 up. everything YOU raise IT
20 up. Then you'll DO nblo to mako
TWICE rs much on'n your farm as you
do now"
"Will, hcy2 l amt 40 suro bout
thct: TIL pricc Of whoat's. lxod In
England. whNro thor's tho blanc gold
standard. llow'a ireo silver goin'>to
change pricos th0ro? Anyway, II pricca
do go M, won't | iavO to pay list twict
~ much for my sugar, glass, nails,
blankets an harness?"
"Gucst yeh will, but YOU can pny yor
debts oil IN silver. and stead OF havin'
to giveA thOusnn' buslOl OF whaat for
five hundred dollars yoh'll only hov to
giyo hat as many"
Think | got yor mranin' now. You're
ono OF IhOao hero iolIors who want to
lind somo way OF goltin' out OF payin'
lawful debts, or cuttin' thom down n
hNf. Mcbbc II yon paid yer debts back
In Boomtown yoh wouldn't have 10
team and buggy. We'll. Pm moor, an |
work hard. Got to get these thissols
plow'd urdcr and ain, got no moro limo
to argy. Int if Pm poor Pm honest,
and l don't want to send no man to
Congress TO pass lnwa choatin' mon
who's lcnt money. CD UP there. dern
yer pictrrs."
Then Mr.. Kotchum drove of 10 look
for II gteenor farmer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Do not have the slicca over an inch
thick. Salt and pepper we'll. Lay in
corn meal. then in plenty of hot fat.
Cook quickly ut first. When both sides
are Drowned. got back Il little, but do
not cover. Take up with n fish knife.
Decf clippings are good for frying fish.
Haddock steak is cooked the same way.
Cucumbors should BIO fresh, and kent
in ice chest Cut tho outside while tho
green shows; slice thin and salt well. ;
let stand nh hour before using. Pour
q little vinegar over.
ICODvTiIihil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

MANY OF the citizens OF R~ainsville.
Indiana. are never without n bottle Of
Chamber!ain's Cough Remedy in tho
house" says Jacob Brown. the leading
merchant OF tho place. This remedy
has proven OF so much value for colds,
Group and w%hooping cough in children
that low mothers who know its worth
arc willing to DO without it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

THERE Is one medicine tina. will cure
Immediately. We refer to Do Wits
Collie aud Cholera euro tor all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint.
mont. no failure. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W.. Va, B. I. Peabody, Bon.
wood, and liowio 4 Co.. bridgeport O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Is the cause OF that tired, lansuid feel
ing which atllicts you at this season.
Tho blood is Impure and has become
thin and poor. That is why you have
no strength. no appetite. cannot sleep.
Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, which will give you au appetite.
toac your stomach, and ~invigora,e your
nerves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

C~iirnr"-CNtilc dull mud lower: common In
extra native dressed beef mud shipping s,rrry
81 6hai 90: cows mud hcIierS ;! Olia =; bulls 81 Il
NJ ~; calves 81 IhaioO, Hogs active; heavy hogs
sold at 81 ilni01; mixed 81 ijnl No.: lirht 81 M,
! 20 sheep dull md lower; sheep sold at 81 5nl
I 10: spring lnmh' 81 iynj ~. I~rcclptS: Cattle.
Ii,5Od hcad: cnlycS, SEQ head: hogs, 5000 hca,l;
sheep. 1900 head.
East I.ih"r'y-Cnttlc. dun Mt Yesterdays
prices: Hogs active. lclnnnd steady; medium
lhilndclphInS g. "a; PhilUlrl phIns 81 djaj %:
common Ia best Workers tiSJNi ~: r0ughs siOla
$50 sheep nrd lnmbSslow ut unChnngcl prices.
CInr,nnnti-llogS nctivc Mt 81 2jai S.; 70.
CCiptS 400 head; shipments 800 hcnl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

De surc and uso tina. old and wcll.tried
remedy, NHs. WlSsLow's Soothing SYRur
for children tocthins. 1t sootnos tho
child, %softcns tho gums. allays all pain,
curcs wind collie and is tho best rene
dy for dinrrhUa. Twenty-Five ccnts n
bottle. MwFsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

cOttnnL nni where ! reasonable deliveries could
10 hal fair urlrn Woru located. SUuG business
was done IN prints Tor shipment 0I in1m0rau.
dun Rnl cinsliJmbln hi .inus wnS done,
Wooden fabrics commanded llttlc more nttCn.
ilun nnh tho hardening values for wool Is In.
ilurnclng some bnalnvss. Printing cloths quiet
aul biUnly nj Ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

JonSsoS's MAGNETIC Oil, horse brand.
10 n wonderful linimcnti Tor rheumatism
"suralgia, sprains aud bruises for man
:: boast. $l.U sizo 90 cts. 80 ct. siz,
- cts. Charles L. Gootzo and W. ".
Irwin. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.


Time Table No, IL, 10 take y lGc,i!Jt l. u,
SUNDAY November - 1875
1cavn Wheeling -IS:OJ, t!:D, al: :Ja Ill, Han,
si:l5, tI%O. 300 y. N.
Leave pcnlnsnla-IS;O6 1851, Iil:Ba m,t.:N
s3:,l, tt:l6. i9;i y. III.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

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bleed and %ulccrIiO. becoming very sore.
SHATSE's OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. aud In most ciSuI rs.
moves tho tumOrS. At druggists, or by maui, for
aUcuutS Dr.. SwnynC 4 son, Philadelphia