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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-02
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WASHINGTON, July !. : For the
first time in history n general census
has been taken of the population of the
Russian empire. which Is shown to
number 129,2ll.l1S OF which total g.,
Gl6,2SO are males and 6i,59i,S33 are fe-
males. United States Consul General
Karel, at st. Petersburg, who transmits
the figures to the state department, says
they show that in forty-tive years the
population OF Russia has doubled, and
during the last twelve years 1t has In
creased 20 per cent. To take this CEN
sus the Russian government employed
an army OF 10000 persons. and It's COM
pletion In three months Is regarded as
great achievement In view of the
vast cxpanse OF territory TO be covered
and the illiteracy OF the population.
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NEW YORK - Flour. receipts 1888
barrels; exports 1l,SOS barrels dun but
steady.
Wheat, receipts 1895 bushels; ex-
ports 20S,7S2 bushels; spot firmer; OPP
lions opened firmer on covering, clos
ing &c net higher; July 73MWNAQ
74Ssc: September 7Oh97O 7-l6970Sc.
Corn, receipts 1iS.9O0 bushels; exports
So, $50 bushels; spot firm; No. 2SAc;
options opened weaker and closed 40
nc net higher; July 2SAg2SBq2S%e;
September 30%63O%@SOSsc.
Oats, receipts 224, 400 bushels; exports
2S2, $3.50 bushels spot quiet No, 2 2l1sc;
options quiet and easier and closed lsG
&c net lower; July 2lh12ll5q2OBci
September 2i%@22q22c.
Hay quiet. Hops steady. Hides
quiet. Leather firm.
Beef steady. Cutmeats steady. Lard
hrmer; western steamed "a 30; rehned
firm.
Pork quiet. Tallow steady. Cotton
quiet. Rice firm.
Coffee opened steady at unchanged
prices to 10 points decline, and closed
steady at points higher to points
net decline; sales $500 bags. Sugar,
raw firm; refined steady.
BALTIMORE - Flour quiet and un-
changed; receipts 4,lG0 barrels: exports
22l barrels. Wheat easy; spot 69h4
G9Ac: September 6S%G69c; receipts q, :
l0l bushels; southern wheat by sample
6Od7l5c; do on grade 6147lc. Corn
dull; spot 2S% Q2sTc; September 29A9
294c; steamer mixed 27427kc; receipts
1884 bushels; exports 264,l77 bushels;
southern white corn 3ihG32hc; do yell
low 33639Ihc. oats steady; No.
white 25Isd26c; receipts S,l76 bushels.
Rye easy: No. western SS&I39c.
Hay steady; choice timothy Sl3 5Oq
II 90. Butter arm: fancy creamery ID
T16c. Eggs dull; fresh 9kc. Cheese
easier and unchanged.
CINCINNATI-Flou dull. Wheat
easy; No. red 7SG79c. Corn quiet; No,
2 mixed 2Gikc. oats easier. Rye quiet;
No. ., 33d3ic. Lard steady at 50 80.
Bulkmeats quiet at 81 1904 20. Bacon
frmer at IS 50d5 So. Whisky steady at
81 10. Butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs
easy at TIC. Cheese quiet
ToLEDo-wheat duh and lower; No.
2 cash use; July 7Ohc. Corn lower and
steady; No. mixed &c. Oats dull and
steady; No. mixed 10c. Rye quiet; No.
cash S5c. Cloverseed steady; prime
October 81 22ik.
PHILADELPHIA - Butter Arm,
fancy western creamery l5c; do Penn
sylvanla prints Ice; do western prints
Ice, Eggs steady; fresh nearby lie;
do western lOglOhc. Cheese unchang-
ed
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CHTCAGO-The grain and provision
markets opened to-day with n weak
tone at a shade under yesterdays clos
Ing prices, but improved as the session
progressed and wound NJ firm for
grain and strong for provisions. The
near approach OF the holidays made
trading very dull. Foreign crop dam
age reports helped wheat. Wheat clos
ed ls6tHc higher for September and &c
lower for july. Corn closed shade
higher, oats lkc higher and provisions
5Qi2Mc higher.
Except that this was the FIRST dellv-
cry day for July contracts wheat OPEN
ed under a similar condition OF benrlsh
Influences Of those Of the previous day
The July deliveries made previous In
the opening OF the session wcro quite In
significant. a careful estimate making
the quantity of wheat only $4,000 bush
els. That for a while prevented the
price from yielding 20 the other and
quite bearlsh influences The latter.
however could not be Tor Ions ignored
aud began 10 exercise their Legitimate
effect about ten minutes after the
opening July, which closed yesterday
al GOMC, opend to-day at from GONM
rgNc and half an hour afterward II
could be bought for GsAc September
started shade lower at GiiAc, sold at
Gla,c and then down 10 Case. Liverpool
opened gsd lower aud reported stocks OF
wheat $4,000 bushels larger than June
/. The latter item uf statistic lnformn-
ton we're rather surprise, considering
the weekly statements Of the great de-
1rcncy Of imports compared with the
estimated requirements, Chicago 70
cclyed ten car loads OF wheat, Mlnncap-
- luI ~
cnrlonds. compared with iOS cars the
corresponding day OF the year before.
Tho Atlantic port clcnfnnces were llb-
efal ut equal to 10000 bushels and
wheat and flour together The greater
pnrt OF that was shipped from New
York. The closing cables made tho
days decline IN futures nl Liverpool
pkd Business IN the wheat pit was
2 not heavy 10 begin with, aud soon Rlm-
mufod down tn a midsummer dream
among the moderate number who
brlyed Che stcamy heat Of the pit for
the of chance OF Picking NJ l-iGc un
5000 bushels or 10000 bushels The
tone Of the market proved, however,
Notwithstanding the RmnllncHa VI the
trade Tho improvement became more
marked when New York reported the
Dannhinn crop 10 be forty per cont un-
der the average Gond nunbonrd Nc-
Coplnncca of last nlahra cable oncta
were also reported. The llght trading
was almost entirely confined 10 Son.
trmbor Tho weakness VI lnly being due
principally ~ neglect II improved.
however, late lu the gOf1lnn nl the close
WAa hrlnglng CssG September after
selling down to Glhc. gradually fccOv-
oud und closed ~ Oialc bll u became
decidedly HtronElhlcr, ThcwcokneaaWna
tho result NJ favorable weather ana
the ensuing HlronElh was caused hy
co4urlnH by shorts Trading was light
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CHICAGO. July 1.-The Clan Ma Gael
guards have decided to test the new
state law against uniformed and armed
Independent societies. Major James j.
Reilly and his men will turn out on
July % to participate In the unwilling
OF the Logan statue. Bondsmen Will
march close TO thesa independent clti-
zen soldiers when they parade. There
will be roses In the black mouths OF
their rifles and II is said the defiance
will be accepted. II no one else causes
their arrest u member OF an independ-
emit military company will swear out
warrants against them In order 10
bring the law into court.
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FINANCE ANp TRApE.
The Features Of the Money aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YORK, July i.-Monoy on call
easy at 1hd2 per cent; last loan per
cent; closed at per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 3dl per cent Sterling ex-
change dull and hcavy, with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 SO
sax for demand and at 81 s5AQi SO
for sixty days: posted rates 81 SBikd
4 S7ia aud "a sSN4 SSM. Commercial
bills 81 SO. Silver certificates GO@ha
GOiac, Bar silver COMc, Mexican doll
lars tic
To-day's market was somewhat err
rattle, the earlier hours Of the day In
clnlng to reaction, but a stronger tone
developed after noon, which carried
prices all through the list above last
nights closing level. There was no
news regarding the general situation to
account for tho early decline and It
must be attributed to general appre-
hcnslon among the professional traders
that the advance In prices has outstrlp-
ped conditions. The late strength dl1
not develop until after period OF few
crlsh uncertainty and a hesltating and
somewhat tlmOrOua effort on the part OF
the bears to take control Of the NAV
ket. There was n decided falling OF In
activity aud In the outside interest In
the market all day. Nor was there any
general heavy selling TO realize Hpp1r-
cnt The decline gave every appear
nnce of being purely munlpulntlvc In
character, tho bulls seeming 10 assent
10 II MS promising benefit TO tho tone Of
the market II was not of character
~ invite aggressive short sales nnd In
fact the GALES that were made Tor short
account wero covered before the end Of
the session ana were largely RESPONSE
bic for the rally a foHturc Of the
market all day was The east With which
prices moved both up aud lower small
transactions Tho late rise was accom-
plishcd without amy very heavy buyInu,
rcnpctlng The disposition ON the part "
heavy operators to nurse the reaction
Tor the purpose NJ rrcupefht'nW tte
mnrket nnd preventing ~ too rapid
advance London already reflected an
Increase confidence IN the stability OF
values here nnd bought qulle freely
during fac day, General news no 10 the
outlook fur biianoaB continued fnyor-
able Tho Transfer OF 100000 IN cur.
rUnCy from che suh.trcnHufp IN Now
orleans IA don8ldofcl an Indication ~
increasing bualncts activity IN tha'
section
An order from europe for 100000 In
rnll won't boHFlng IN Wall street there
holng NO ADEQUATE profit In tie trans
action ut the ruling rate Of OXchnnEr
THE governments good Showing Tor tho
nHrhl yuir with u deficit Of lens than
tlo,OOO,O0O against q estimate n year nao
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rnrrt.Io Ilonl. on tI,e nII.,lr.lppI.

NEW ORLEANS. July Ia special
from Washington to the ,mes-Demo-
crot, says: \ fleet OF ten torpedo
boats viii be sent UP the Mississippi MS
fhr as Dubuque some time this sum
mer The object Is 10 show the people
in the larger cities along the river
what modern boats OF their class are
like. None Of the torpedo boats draws
over six feet Of water. and they can
easily make the trip without much fear
Of being grounded. The fleet viii leave
Nowport about July u and 60 directly
to New Orleans IL will then start on
its tourney M the Mississippi river
Thc department officials also wish to
d!scovcr how much hard work the
boats ore capable OF doing, and think It
It better to lind out Ia time Of peace
rather than In war.
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PARIS, July I'M. Leon Leehtre'eur-
otar j, the French archives, will issue
durlng the present week the FIRST vol
nn,e Of three hundred letters which
were suppressed by the editors OF Ma
noleon's correspondence, issued In 1852
and nre not calculated to increase the
glory Of the great French emperor Inc
volume includes some heated family
letters. and some\ vigorously worded
eplstles to Fouehe aud Dubois me
ministers OF police and war respective
lv A letter 20 Marshal soult in 1904,
shows TINT Napoleon did not hesitate In
odop,ing any means of obtaining con-
fsssIops He orders soult to arrest q
fisherman suspected of communicating
with the British, adding "If he refuses
10 sneak. you must squeeze his thumbs
i, ,nusket lOck." This was method
odopted 10 extract confessions In the
cases OF persons suspected OF esplon-
Napoleon's list OF persons to.be ar:
restsd was endless and his abuse or
MADAME be stael was unceasing'
learning IN 1907. through Marshal
Victor. that Prince Augustus, OF PIus-
sls was Intriguing against him In Ber-
lin, Napoleon wrote: Il am not as,
tonished BECAUSE he has a dull MIND
and has spent his time counting Mad
anne De Stael at Coppot (Switzerland),
and OF course. could only pick up bad
habits with her Send word to him
that nj the FIRST misehlevous remark he
utters you will lock him up In his cas-
he and send Madame De Stael to con-
sole him. There are no men so crlng-
ing as these princes of Prussia"
Writing 10 Tallyrand In lSOS that
nrinces of the former FeigRsng tanlH9
81 spain were about to arrive at Valen.
cay, Napoleon said: you may SEND
for Madame Talleyrand and four or
Ave persons. il the prince OF Asiprias
shouid form an attachment for a pref
Nv person. il will be no draw back, as 1t
would supply another means OF watch
ing him" .,. a. nal
levrand, reads: Your mission is non
orable enough, 10 receive three nus,
trlous personaqes and amuse them, ana
is quite in keeping with your charac-
When Napoleon received the news,
June II, 1909, that the pope had ex'com-
municated him, he wrote: II spare the
pope no longer He IS a ravinS mad
man. and must be locked up"
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CINCINNATI. o., July i.-MagEle
Gnffey. OF Coylngton, uged fifteen. aud
Mile Ilober. Of Cincinnati, aged ak
teen. made daring escape from tho
convent OF tho Good Shepherd In this
city aficr midnight. They dropped
twenty feet from u fourth story win
dow 90 roof. and then scaled the con-
vent walls: Mile llOhar sprnlncd her
ankles aBd her eompaf OF would not
lgrort her So the police took charge
OF them. The glrls tell stories Of star
Walton, hard work aud cruel treatment.
aud threaten suicide II thcy nre return
ed. The police win investigate.
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Aug. ]. Bogel, the leading drug
gls. OF Shreveport, La, says: Or.
that cures my cough and II Is the best
seller / have" j. Il. Campbell. mer-
chant OF Stafford Arlz,, writes: Or
Kings New Discovery Is all that II Is
claimed for II; 1t never fails. and Is a
sure cure for consumption, coughs and
colds. | cannot say enough for It's mer-
it's" DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption. coughs and colds Is not an ex-
pertinent. II has been tried for a quar-
ter Of a century. and to-day stands at the
head. II never dlsappoints. Logan
DRUG Co.
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LARAMIE. wyo., July i-whilc IN
this city, Mr., Bryan who had lust read
the Platform OF the ollled silver forces
of Ohio. was asked;
"Whnt do YOU think OF the PLATFORM"
Mr. Bryan promptly replied. "The
ohio Democrats tool exactly tho rluht
course 'rhpy endorsed tho Chlcngo
platform an1 decided tho money ques.
ten TO he The paramount Issue Just as
The Chicago platform did"
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WHBBLING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY,

y VI HTNINoI wv I0'NVIFVI'
Time Table No. 10, to take effect 1901 a. m,
Sunday, November ~ lN5,
Leave Whc0ling-is:O0 1895 llli0 n m.
1870. '3.i5. 1850. $500 D, m,
Leave pcnnsulA-iS.06, f9:bl, ill:i6 a. m.
1890, '2;2l. tt.36, $500 y. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-ts:i2 1851. Iii:n
a. M. t2:S2. '2:27, ti;i2, t9;i2 y, "a.
Arrive Terminal Junctlon-B:i7, 1000,
iil;6S, n. m, t2:SS ,S!22, 1855, lgns 2. m.
m, $3.50 n. m, 1888, it.0j, tb:N tS.ib y. m.
Leave Martins Ferry-il,S, t9,pl a, M,
'i2.l5, Ii05. 1910 tb;lQ, tS.2 p. IN.
Leave Peninsuln-i7.3i, Ig,ii a. M, 'l2!tl.
Hal, ti:if, tb.2b, ISIS y. m.
Arrive Whecllng-t1.l0, 1919 M, 'i2.5I,
N.i7, ti:es, 1874. tg,06 y, m,
'Daly. tDAlly except Sunday, Isundays
All traina will run on Eastern Tine,
j. IL. TAusstG, superintendent
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OF SGi, OOO, 900 Is looked upon as a favor
able factor, Louisville " NASHVILLE
good showing for May OF an increase OF
SSe,O2l, IN gross earnings ana OF SOi,-
245 In net, helped that road to maintain
It's price above yesterdays close or near
the level all day. This was true OF the
internatlonals as a group With one or
two exceptions. Manhattan was also
markedly strong all day on rumors mat
surface railway interests were about to
acquire an interest In the property.
With these exceptions the whole list
declined below yesterdays close, the
loss reaching ~ per cent In Sugar and
over a point In Tobacco, Chicago Gas
and Northwest The recovery was
complete In all prominent stocks, but
Bay State Gas and net gains attained
point or over In Manhattan (2ss); Ad-
ans Express, Cotton oil preferred,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, ST. Paul, I'LL
noIs Steel and Louisville & Nashville,
Leather pref. -red, Rubber preferred
and Ice preferred Bay State Gas
slumped 2h per cent on rumors OF a
receiVership and rallied rs, Chicago &
Eastern Illinois preferred also lost W
per cent.
The bond market displayed a good
tone on moderate transactions, which
were largely restricted to the leading
mortgages. Fluctuations were quite
narrow, but were fairly uniform frac-
tional gains. The market showed some
lrregularity at times.bu ended with the
principal liens showing advantages.
The aggregate sales were Sl.322,OOO.
Governments were dull, but harden
ed fractlonally, The transactions were
$1,000.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
276,4l9 shares.
Evening Posts London financial cable
gram:
The stock markets were quiet and ire
gular to-day. Home rails Were chiefly
In favor. In the lower markets the feat
ure was the sharp rise In Grand Trunks
on good buying, and an excellent work
ing statement Canada PIcldcs also
wer largely bought. The settlement will
be finished tomorrow. Americans were
neglected pending more definite indlca-
lions OF the New Yor; market. Prices
were mostly above parity all day and
despite the drop an New York and the
pesslmlstlc cable OF the Pail Mall Ga
zettes' American correspondent, limiting
at war between the United States and
Japan and Spain. the disposition here is
to hold on to Americans In the belief that
the decline Is past. Kaiilrs were better
and with an upward tendency.
Details OF the gold movement for the
week show that So, 900 pounds came from
Australia and 1900 pounds from the
Cape, while $1,000 went to the continent.
The Berlin market was dull and Paris
bourse was firm after a period of dull
ness,
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Lns ANGELES, Cat, July i.-Mrs.
John bradbury, vito Of a wcll known
millionaire, aud II. russell ward, n
young Engllahmnn, have olopod IL
n said their destination n Australia.
Tho olopomonl 10 he sequel 10 com.
promising oHCnpnlc Of tho couple ~
Nnnln Monica. Ward has abandoned
Mn wife ana Two children who are now
touring lGut0bp
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AKRON, Col, July 1.-The first Sec
ton of the Chicago Christian Endeayor
train ran into freight train six miles
west about o'clock this morning
Fireman G. NJ. Cole. OF McCook. Neb,
was slightly hurt, and Dave Msguer,
engineer, of the same place. was serl>
ously injured. one passenger, Fred ~.
Glassburn, OF Tamplco, ILL.,, was cut
over the left eye
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The first
consignment OF California green fruits
to Europe this season was made from
Sacramento at midnight Tuesday 1t
consisted Of six carloads, and is ex.
pected to reach London In twelve days.
From this time on shipments OF this
character TO the east will be made reg
ularly on passenger schedule.
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Metals,

NEW YoRK-Plg iron steady; south.
crn 50 5000 10; northern $40 OOQi2 90,
Copper firm; brokers iihc; exchange
ilhGlihc, Tin quiet, straits SlA OOd
n 10: plates quiet. Spcltor dull nt
50 aj. exchange 50 G2ihd3 01ih,
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Excursion Rates Via Wheeling q LAX,
Erie for Fourth Of July.

on July 3. 4. and 8, the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip
within a distance Of two hundred miles.
Tickets good for return trip to and in
c1udinp Iuiy
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NEW HAVEN. cann., July IAN
nouncementis made to-day of the mar
.lage OF Miss Florence c. Lewis, daugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs, Frank E. Lewis, of
this city. to Francis wetmore Mcmillan,
son OF senator Mcmillan, OF Michigan.
witch took place ON Wednesday. No
venber II. 1896. at Bridgeport. Rev
Herbert Il. Cone, rector of Christ
church, Bridgeport. performed the Ger
emory with tho sSceptioa OF the
corple's immediate families, 30 ono
knew OF The marriage. Young McMil-
ian graduated yesterday from tie Shet-
field scientific school AZ Yale. There
was no opposition to the ultimate mar
Rage OF the young couple, but 1t was
Senator McMillan's wish that his son
should study longer and the brides
parents wished d postpouement for a
few years becalsc Of their daughter ;
youth. This afternoon the couple left
FOR New York and on Saturday VIII
sal! FOR Europe Tho bride has received
superb gifts from the groom's parents
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AFTER MANY YEARS
Suppressed Correspondents OF
Napoleon I Coming to Light,
THROWS MANY DARK CLOUDS

On the Glsry OF the PIrst Emperor Of the
Frensh-It 1. shown that the ne'sorls
Imperator Hssitatsd at No Methods 10
Accomplish Its PurpOlss-Hls Abuse Of
Madame de stAsI was usSsH'ing-Ssw
Llgh. on the Character Of the "LI''ls
Corporate
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Wool
NEW YoRK-wocl firm.

SOME for ten, some for twenty ana
some for thirty yenrH have suffered
from piles and then have been quickly
aud permanently cured by using be.
Wltts witch Hazel AnlVc, the great
remedy Tor piles and all forms
Of skin diseases Charles II.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth rlrcots.
Chatham Sinclair, Forty.slxlh aud ia =
cob Streets A, ~. schcelc, No. 6O1 Main
streets, ENloY lirns. Penn and Zane
streets, bowie a o., bridgeport
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uela Up f,cu.ion Certificate, Released.

WASHINGTON. July For more
than month all pension certificates
issued by the government have been
held w in the pension bureau The
Suspension ended to-day when an Inn
meuse batch of certificates was mailed
10 the various agencies. This terml-
mates the operations OF an order which
taking cnect on Mag 3ist last, was de-
SIGNED to avoid increasing the existing
deficiency In the pension appropriations
by crcdltlng to the new fiscal year the
payments which would follow the issu-
ance OF the now certificates instead of
TO the fiscal year ended yesterday. The
deficiency Is said to be over 100000.
Between 10000 and 1900 Of these certi-
ficates have accumulated since the or
der took effect, and to-day all those
dated up 10 June q were mailed. The
suspension included every class OF PEN
sion certificates but from now on the
regular daily issuance and mailing OF
them will be resumed.
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Nos Inland daily hctwton cieys'ase
and thiithavlle other trains uaiV ~
cent Sunday -v.. ,,.,,trt,
Ferry. ilcllalro aud bridgeport take H'e0'
Wv "A" NJ q. cARRnt.. q. PoA;,
Cleveland, ONO
q n wcon, =, =. A..
wheeling. W Va -
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MfiFfSHS lihse 'o1s tCS S1SC sos Sy PA
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IRAILWAY TIME cARp.

Arrival ara departure or trains On ana
AFTER May 10, 1856 ENplanation Of Refer-
tnee MARKS; 'pailY. iDally, oScspi Sun.
9ay, tlaily, except Saturday. nDilly. ",
sept Monday tSliudays oulv. ssaturl asa
only. Easlern klanlard lrInln- -
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-04-22

Why, Mr Sublinles. Why should
a cook be 80 particular about where
they bought their groceries?
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Phillips & Phillips,
DEALERS IN
Fine Family Groceries,

Triple, picked tripe, the best to be had.
Our hams are always fresh and of the best
quality, being very sweet and juicy.
Breakfast Bacon of the aame quality,
Acme Brand, sliced Smoked Beef, the
best on any market. Roast Beef and
cornedaDeef of the best Great reduction
on price of canned goods Try our first
quality canned peaches and be convinced
they are the best in town for anything
like the price. Fie Peaches, Tomatoes
coTG and Salmon. Large assortment OF
Baking Powders, Henizs Baked Beans
with Tomatoes sauce French Red KID.
uey Beans. Our Flour is our speciality,
being. the best every sack guaranteed OF
money refunded. Just received lot Of
fine Syrups, All sorts Garden Seeds,
Stock Feed, Stock Powders, Washing
Powders and Soaps Tobacco, cigars
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