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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-22

The State Csmpaig" Meetings Resumed at
surntsr-LttSle or No Enthusiasm Mani
tested by the Crowd Sc. ela al OF the Ca"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-22

Judge Earle Asks Some Questions. Which
ace Answered by Governor Evans Both
Get Little Warm Though Apparently
Cool Enough.
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CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
EN- y3Ml, Z + EgL,..EY.

rhe Town Council met last night with
The President. Captain NJ. G. Keeling.
III he chair. and the following members
pre- cent: Mcssrs. Tilley. Miller. Williams.
BcIkicy and Martin. Owing to the alb
sencc of the Recorder. on motion the
minutes OF the last meeting were dis
leaSed with, and the Chair appointed
Mr.. Martin as Recorder pro tenn
Tho Finance Committee reported that
the S25OOp for the bonds had been re-
ceivcd and was in bank. aud presented
Il nil OF $3.50. expenses incurred in con-
ncction with the same
Ihey recommended that as ,the tax
books had not bcecn received from the
county yet that the penalty not he
charged until December LIST. The report
W. adopted and the bill ordered paid.
me Police Commissioners recommend
eel '!hat another policeman be appointed
and the janitor be dispensed with, ana
presented the name of Mr.. Thomas
sykes for appointment. Adopted; Mr..
sykes 10 20 on duty November lst.
Alessrs. w. A. Slaymalscr, l.. Bcrkley.
ana Charles Bivn. the committee APP
pointed 10 inspec. the work OF Mr. Ian
caster. made very complimentary re-
port OF the manner in which he has
completed his work of making topo-
graphical map of the town Adopted.
They also made Il number of recon-
Negotiations Tor widening certain streets.
Ne, which were referred TO the Improve
ment Board for Il written report
The resignation OF Mr.. John Whetson.
member of the Council from the Second
ward. was read, and on motion 1t was
tabled
y communication from the GUNNER
Lumber Company. asking the Council
70 lease them the foot OF Liberty street
FOR twenty years, was referred to Mr..
Bcrkley, with Instructions to explain
the Councils position in the matter.
ihey not having the power TO grant the
request, Adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

purchase three dollars worth or Ainc.i-
can property.
In conclusion. Nj. Daniel paid SPLEEN
did tribute to tho entire tickle; ana rela.
ted an incident that occtiried in Chicago
three days before Mr.. B:yan's nonina-
lion. Among other speakers at the
Sherman House in response To a scrc-
made. was the future Presidential nomi-
nee. who after describing the g,ories of
The foremost Republic OF the earth.
composed of seventy millions OF free
people. dominating the ter TORY of an
empire rich beyond the Widest dreams
of It's founders. said:
lis there here one man who does not
believc that the greatest nation of the
earth can regulate It's own laws? If
there Is, let him stand forth ana pro-
claim himself that they may know
whom to trust. and that we may know
whom to distrust and to dcspisc"
tpon concluding his speech Mir. Daniel
received a perfect ovation. and 1t was
long ere he could leave the grounds ow-
ing to the numbers that crowded around
him 10 shake his hand. liz never made
better speech here. and IL is safe to-
say that the voters OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth will never hear Il more bril-
liant and convincing argument fcr the
principles Of Jcfferson!an Democracy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
DANIEL ON DEMOCRACY
A Splendid Presentation Of Party PrlnCl-
Piles to the Crowd al League Park.
4 GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION
Tcwnana Country Contributed TO the
Crowd OF thousands That Attend
eG the Barbecue -SevcTni speak
ers Including Hon. w. A. Young
and Senator Daniel.

Norfolk and Portsmouth and the coun-
lry tor miles around CONTRIBUTED To the
Immense crowd that asSenlD.td at the
portsmouth League Park yesterday 10
attend the big Democratic barbecue ana
spcaHins.
Larry IN the day crowds OF people be-
gan TO wenu their way towards tne park
70 near the truths ~ Inc Issue peIore
Llieu, among them At ..>ser Number OF
laoeS. with ana w.,ncN, escorts, ana
their enthusiasm WAS luiiy as great us
that oil theT male TRENDS.
Tne speakers stand was erected in
front OF .ne grand sand and WAS con-
venieni ami cCmmouiOuS. Racing the
stand was the crowd and in the grand
stand he BurjeS Banu diScourSed me
music. The speakers and several others
came in just before L. o'clock, and at
once tuuk their seats.
Owing 10 the fact that the crowd was
continually coming and going until
Senate: Daniel began speaking 1t is i'm
possible 10 say now many people were
there, pLT ii Is extremely conservative
to estimate the assemblarSe at from
1900 to 5000.
on the stand were The members OF the
city and county committees. members
CT the bar. members Of the press and
number OF prominent gentlemen from
Portsmouth, Norfolk and Newport
News. The crowd was greatly increased
in the afternoon, as a large number
did not remain out all day Owing to
the delay occasioned by the late arrival
OF the speakers the exercises We're not
commenced until l. O'Clock
Mr.. r. w. Owens. chairman of the
county committee, called the meeting to
order and Mr.. John w. Mood was made
permanent chairman. The members OF
The press were elected secretaries.
Nj. Wood then introduced Mr. j. L.
Coie. u Norfolk county. Mir. Cole said
that the money issue was the principal
issue before the people, ana mas they
must decide the question. He. in a busi-
ness like and Intelligent manner, cS-
planned ii much 10 the satisfaction Of
those present Mr. Cole, although quite
young man. showed himself 10 be tho
roughly familiar with the subject, and
at the conclusion of his remarks lac re-
ceiveL loud applause.
Mr.. c. w. l3. Lane. OF Norfolk. was the
Next speaker. He said that when Bry-
Ell was nominated il" aid not believe
ne could be elected but now he fully
believed that he would surely be The
next President Of the United States. He
paid his compliments "a Mckinley and
showed hrW inconsistent H. was As 20
I!s uuancai views. He pa.a his respects
= the 'S,C;nd Money" Democrats and
aid mat they were an aid society 10
che Republican PATTY. He gave Ct de-
5cTiptlcn OF labor In Mexico from per-
sonal observation. having lived there.
ffe said there should lie no com pnrlSon
III labor OF the TWO countries. \ AleXi-
can could I've = week off of $3.50. lie
said =. AioHican dollar in that country
would bay IS ranch corn bread and
whiSkey as an American dollar Would q I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
Malaria Disnrrned ori.s .a.crro..

Malaria. tina, fell atmospheric poison. is
dishrInrd of i;s terrorS, and hcaith ins,Ir, 4
10 thousands residing where the noxinus
eNhalation periodically infects the air ANA
engcndcrS intermittent ami remittent fey
most pouular a. it is The best, of nr,.v,I
tiVcS. Alternatives and tunics In uuribor-
less Identities where tie ,:cnand for sui
phat" OF IuintEc was formerly Immense.
III" hur,ful alkaloius has h.c:t almost en-
urviN surplantrd 10y this safe, popular and
etfcciiYc substitute, which Is prompt i'm no
uon and entirely unobi"ctionnhle Il mill
ties til" iniilcnco OF miasma hy .;iviua. =
more ac,iNr impulse To every vital func-
overcoming 81 tendency to biliousucss ma
promoin. digestion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

The ladies' of the Benevolent Christian
mon are distributing cnvelopcs
throughout the city. Th" union adupt-
ell this method OF securing from Il gen
crouS public a contribution with which
To purchase fuel for the destitute dur
iiE tho winter. The ladies make per-
Sonal inspection MS To the condition Of
ITS honciiciarics. At times they an
greatly moved by the need and absolute
poverty which they find. In some eases;
tho suffering is very great and the
iauicS ask every one Ia avail themselves
of this opportunity ana rut something
in The rnvclonc left ut their door.
Many Of the destitute are poor from
their own vice, hut shall we leave them
III their vice and want unhclpcd: Many
are poor from the faults Of others.
shall the innocent suffer and bear all
the burden and we stand idly by and
not stretch out Il finger To lift the bur
den? Many are poor, the fault of no
one, the subjects of misfortune Shalt
the fortunate know OF their sorrow
and heed not the humble plea for aid ?
III we would be Christianlikc we must
llft UP and help those who cannot help
themselves. The ladies ask the hearty
cooperation OF every citizen by giving
what they can. Help IS badly needed
ana Will hc wisely apportionel Every
Christian should respond, us the great
Ieacher tells us that III the final dnv he
VIII reckon what VAS given To His moor
rs given 10 Him. Gods word is pledged
He that hath pity upon the poor
lendeth TO the Lord, and that which he
hath given will he pay him again"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
Assaulted WIG, n s,Iu,.

Wednesday night about $50 o'clock
oyuney' i2-yehr-old son Of Dr.. Dem
ing, who lives on Glasgow street. was
riding UP Green street on his wheel.
when negro man, without any provo
cation. struck him in the head with Il
club and knocked him OF. He at once
became unconscious. Some gentlemen
picked him up and carried him to his
fathers residence. DR.. McMuI1an was
summoned and made an examination
and thinks that his skull is; fractured.
The littie fellow is STIR in an uncon.
sciOus condition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
County Court.

In the County Court yesterday. Fred
Albert and William II. jenkins. col
orcd men. charged with committing as
saults, were given one year in III,
penitcntiary. Albert was sentenced.
but motion for a new trial was made
in the case of Jenkins. which was taken
unde: consideration by Judge Portlock
HoGman and Moses Goldman and II
Gould. Russans. were naturalilcd
l.. T.. Ives was granted "a rcrnil linuor
license at Hickory Grove. Norfolk;
county,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
Another Democrat Removed From,
DNlcc.

san Francisco Oct. 2i.-A dispatch
from Phoenix, AriH.. states that Marcus
~. smith, Assistant Attorney for Ari-
iona. was yesterday removed from office
on the request of Acknowledgement Har-
mon. Mr.. Smith is the free silver Demo
cratic candidate for Congressional dele
gate and has scored the administration
IN his campaign speeches. The plat
form adopted by the convention which
nominated Smith also denounced Presi-
dent Cleveland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
s,un,l,o,uc al t.,,,,Yc,,,

will be presented t. The !, .pn VINO
sursses the winner ana the ncl,cs, MIN.
Der of electoral votes that he viii receive
. IKE coming PTesiucn,iaI election.
Every purchaser : entitled ~ q ..,.nss
". - NIRNELSON & 90.
I4ttcr. 2yf u ipil sirnat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
PORTSMOUTH AEH'S.
Specials for To-day.

lust received n lot Of Virginia Mountain
tucitwhclL which Is very fire ut 4c. per
HI; fruit preserves of all kinds in H.
pals. Soc. per pail; fruit jellics OF all kinds
IN , III. cans, luc. per can: line large cod
ish, Gr. Der ~. We arc still selling our
Vermont Creamery Butter at &c. per H.
Nothing finer made. Every one likes n fine
cup of coffee. aud Just think OF our
cracked Javn-Inuk"i the finest of drinks
and only costs yoi &c, IL saving OF about
l2iac. pCr H.
c. w. HUDGINS 6 co.
PIOEI II 1910
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
price, sui. The yiu,c.

We took special care his season TO 80.
icct nothing except the nea;esi, nobbiest
and hest made clothing tina. could be
found In this country. al prices tia. are
overwhelmingly low.
nREsLAUER & ANTHONY.
IIivI,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
Special fInt sale for tniS Snturd,,
Only.

Hats for Si.oo, Sl.5o ard S2.oo worth
zoe. 15e ana sl.oo more Take ahvar-
tag" Of this unusual offer. Suits from,
$3.50, $3.50. $3.50 upwards.
LEVY q JACOBS. 200 High stree;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

the High street furniture man. mas re-
dutcd prices Oil his refrigcra:ois. door
AMI window screens. Biz bargains
avail. YOU
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

Do YOUR eyes burn. or blur? Are YOU
troubled with headache? The proper
elasscs. in most cases. will afford relief.
SEQ Dr.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

Special sale of childran's caps to-day
tSa turdaY only. &c. caps reduced to
lac. 20 caps Ia ;iSc
CHARLES Il. WEI.TON X co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
1.I,iic.' fc,iorus.

Jus; received a few Ladies' Fedora
" {. Nifneison ~ Co., the new store.
Sheywcod's old store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

Go to HolmsnS Dclica;esscn. 227
High street. for good. ou!ck iuach.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23

Wher The planet Mars Is nearest the
earth II is $4,000. 600 miles away.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-23
HhANKE,s. nLA.Hmrs. Is.AStsErs

This week at Inv renee 81 Wclton.s
Entire new stock 1T special prices for
few DAYS only. Terms Cash 20 ali.
LAWRENCE & WELTON,
Portsmouth, No
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09
Notification Notes.

The mills are starting.
Gold Is becoming more plentiful.
Now for Charleston and Washington.
The ElkinJ Cadets looked real sweet.
There were numerous yelIs Tor At
kinson. Dovcncr and Richards.
The Tariff Champions proudly
marched at the head OF the column.
The old soldiers marched with old
time vIgor and attracted general attcn-
ton.
Mark Hanna never saw the bull dog
TINT was In Saturday nights parade,
but 1t attracted attention all the same.
The roll book OF the Elkins Cadets
shows one man who never missed a
turnout. His name Is George W. Con-
nell
The Six Footcrs had broad yellow
signs pinned diRgonally across their
breasts. with III. c. Richards" printed
In large type. They made great
showing.
Mcistcr's band caught onto the Zoo
ray" In great shape Saturday night.
The wind instruments Joined In and
Expressed the cheer IN sound. SO TINT
Il could be understood all along the
line. The Melstcr boys nre not slow.
a number OF the members of the
Popocrltic clubs paid their bets off Sat
urday night. by marching IN the JOLT
ficatOn parade in full uniform. There
were n number OF them "gquraled"
however, and refused TO do what they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09
MEMBERS
or THE
liANAwilA COUNTY
HOG COMBINE.
HERE WITH 1850 MAJORITY
III. FOR
MCKINLEY AND ATKINSON,

a number Of comic notices nnd trans
parenclcs were In line, md In fact cv.
erythlng that goes toward making IN
q jOlllilchtion parade.
Tho clubs all marched ns thcy never
marched before. nearly every member
was ont and they tried to ortdo tn, 9TH.
or In marching md appearance.
Tho original Plumnd knights were In
line, headed by the Grand Opera House
hand, and their marching showed that
thcys have not forgotten tho art M
taught thcm by Lieutenant Hunter and
Captain VIII Fisher In the days Of 81.
Each member WAS nttlrcd IN dirk
clothes. black dicor hat, yellow cheese
cloth nccktic, yellow chrysanthGuum
and cane.
Ono OF the features Of the parade,
which attracted tho attention and adj
nlration OF the crowd, was the escort OF
the G. W, Atkinson and H. u, DOvCncr
clubs, Of tho Eighth ward. 10 tho COVER.
nor and conSrcssman-clcct. The two
clubs marched side by eide. with tho
carriage containing the distinguished
gentlemen In :hc ccntrr aud followed
by the e. II. Hart Three Footers," thu
picture wnS a pretty one.
The governor and conErcssman's car
rlaGc was greeted with cheers all along
XIV nlc, uh WIRE tlOsC C'iUk5lullS lHC
tho county officers.
Everybody was In a good humor. and
Democrats rs well ne Republicans join
ed In making the affair grand success
The fight Is over and was fairly won
by the sound money and sound tariff
advocates. ma realizing this. the better
elcmen. al the Popocratlc camp gave
In gracefully and many Of them Joined
In the cheers for the next President.
a Mean Trick.
The Register business office force did
scaly trick. the only one on record
during the night. and one which NIGH,
have caused riot at any other time.
II appears that number OF young
men started to burn rcd-ilrc In front nt
the Register office. much TO the dislike
Of the employees. who ordered chem
away. The order was not obcyed. and
instead OF asking the police to remove
them. they proceeded TO throw water
on them from the second story wlndowe
Several ladies' passing were drenchch
With II. and were naturally very In
dignant
A singular coincidence In regard to
this unpleasant happening was an cdI-
torlal paragraph In Saturdays Regis
ter. as follows:
Excuse orr tears. and we hope they
won't put out any Republican rcd-frc!"
II Is needless 20 add that the Regis
tcr's tears" did not put out the red
fire. a ccasnleSs rain storm could not
have done tha:.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09

National Committeeman n. II. Scott
arrived home Saturday from New York,
being ono OF the Inst to leave the national
headquarters before the committee
broke UP housekeeping Colonel Scott
was one OF the hardest workers md
valued assistants OF Chairman Hnnna.
a reporter OF the lntclllFcncsr ASKED him
yesterday what he thought OF tho result
OF the election, 1T was the greatest
victory the Republican party ever
achieved, No one knnwa what tho mcir-.
ncn TO tho c0,intry the possibility OF
lirynnJ election was. never IN all my
life saw the people ~ stirred up and so
thoroughly In earnest nS they were In
New York. II was certainly most Eln-
rious triumph for the patriotic people
OF tho land, " f
How dId West Virginia strike you,
Colonel"
Wasn't It great? or course my nd
vlcca from tho s.ntc NIL pointed that
way, and ] was aH sure as any man
could Oc suro OF thing without II act
uRlly trarFplrlng, but tho glorious cer-
tnlnty and ucilnItencss Of the fnct makes
IN nll. OF course, feel more comfortable.
| cant really ray anything more to OK
press my satisfaction over the result.
Now that tho Atntc has zone Republican
! think TINT u il not unreasonable 10
say that It Will remain In that column
hereafter"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09

One Of the features ~ Saturday nights
JolliNca:ion parade was carriage bear
ing the proud device: '"Kanawhn comfy
Hog Combine" Representing this very
efficient body OF Republican workers
were Hon. ". s. Edwards. speaker OF
the house Of delegates, o. 3. rctty. WIN
has long head FOR successful politics.
E f. Hood. Of the Charleston Evening
Mail. and Fred Grosscun, present OF
the Atkinson Escort Club. OF Charleston.
The Eanawha braves were proud Of
their splendid victory and were cnshuSI-
astically received all along the line.
Chairman s. V. Matthews. OF the Ca
bell county Republican committee. and
Elliott Northcott, chairman OK the
Fourth district committee. came up to
help celebrate the Victory In West VIZ
glnIa, In which they had u credltable
part. They were particularly pleased
with the way their own county went.
overturnlng Democratic majority.
giving Mckinley a majority of 6S and
-jectIng everything on the county ticket
except circuit clerk. An efficient or
gan!zat ton did the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09
rnch,r county Comr!e,t.



PARSoNS.W Va. Nov. Tic COM
plrtr returns from all precincts IN
Tucker county. show the following ma
JOrities:
Mckinley l59: Atkinson 10: Dayton
1G2: ]. II. Holt. Republican, circuit
judge, 13i: and rest OF state ticket runs
with head OF the ticket.
The mujortles for county officers are
rs follows. two ~ them being Demo-
Gratis. namely: Riley Harper. (Dem.l.
sheriff. l69; W. X. Pr!tt. Rep.l, circuit
clerk. II; William G. Conley. tRep0,
district attorney. 16l; W. u. Cayton,
(Dcm.>. county clerk l6l: ". y. EalIer.
(Rcp), assessor. 153: S. o. Billings.
Repl, surveyor. IS: a. L. Flanagan.
tRep.), county commissioner, 9SJ.
A rc-Coun: has been demanded IN the
case OF W. ". cay0n, which 1t Is
thought will change the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09
~ -T-NTT7IE. 79
HOBBS
VICTORY is COMPLETE.
Ninety-three People Who
Received a Sample Of
DR.. HOBBS SpARAGUS KID.
NEY PILLS
From chas. r. Gootzo's Drug
Store. Market and Twolfth
Stroots. Make Thor
Report.

or this total all have either been en-
tlrcJy cured or greatly benefited. Quite
II number OF those who reported live
In towns outside OF Wheeling. They
report that DR., Hobbs spuraGus KID
ney pills have been creating quite n
sensation In their towns; In fact. we
have strong reason TO believe wherever
the Wheeling newspapers circulate. the
public test that DR., Hobbs has been
making In this city has been closely
watched.
A large number OF letters are recciv-
cd daily by Dr. Hobbs representative.
which Indicate clearly the interest be-
Ing taken by men and women who have
suffered for years With distressing and
dangerous kidney and kindred all
ments. which doctors have been unable.
to cure, and who are rcjoiced 10 know
that there has ut last been discovered
n specific for their complaint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09

There will be very important meet
Ink OF the chamber OF commerce thls
evening at $50 o'clock. and It IL de-
sired that there shall he full attend
nncQ Of the members One subject that
Will be OF special interest will be the
report OF the committee on the revision
OF the city charter. Representatives. or
the chamber will be selected to attend
the first annual convention OF the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association, TO be
held Gs Pittsburgh and opening tO-mor-
row
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09
FALL srrLrs-poruLA!, PRICES.

Call nn,t examine our Inrgc and hand
tnne liuc OF Foreign md DomrAiic WouI-
ems fnr Ortrrcat:r.s, SuitinsS mud panta-
luouIngs Mt popular prices. We handle
exclusive norelt!rs,to i,o found nowhere
ClSc.
The stylish cut and superior finish OF
onr garments recommend themselves.
Tinr Furnishings u srrcialty. Agents Tor
Jaros Hygiene Underwear. Es:.hmiu
Perfect Dress shirt, Frrd NJ. Walton hun
Scclt,y,nr. and tho famous Rltler all
Woni Knit Jacket.
Just received 500 Ioi~n moro of orr
celebrated double sole EacO Yarn Halt
Hose nj .Jun pair.
e. HESS & sOSS,
Fashionable Ta.lOiB ami Elnr Furnls!lrrB,
IJ:I-i343 EurlIrt Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by the NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KID
NEY CURE" This rev remedy Is n
great surpriGe on account OF its exceed
ing promptness In relieving pain in the
bladder. kidneys. back and every part
or the urinary passage In male or fc-
male. II relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing 1t almost immediately.
II you want quick relief and cure this
Is your remedy Sold by Il. II. List,
druggist, Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-09

Tho Young Mems Republican Escort
Club, which did such excellent service
IN the recent campaign, VIII meet
Tuesday evening at 100 o'clock In tho
police court room for the purpose OF
Keeping M their organization and
making It permanent. This Is what the
other clubs arC doing, and It ia the pro-
per thing. There Is good deal OF work
to be done yet FOR the Republican party
and there Is nothing Ike organized ct-
fort 10 accomplish thai work.