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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27

ndip hashels; spot steady: No. 2, 40&c.,
h d. \ ahOat, and l0Nc. elevator; OPP
iiohf opened steady, closed firm and
unclaimed. May closed S9Ac.
0ati. receipts 50 200 bushels; exports
400 bushels; spot quiet: No. 9. 2akc.;
{ No. :. eSiSc.: No. white, size; No. 3
white, Sic; track mixed western, 800
S,ltc. track white. 51435c. track white
state. S1956c.: options steady
Kay. steady. Hops, quiet. Hides.
arm. Leather, Arm Coal, iirm. Beef,
Steady, Lard. hrmer; western steamed
81 afit: January, IS 30. nominal; re-
lned stronger; continent, 81 5Oi ;; ~
81 20: compound. s. 666 90. Pork,
drm. Butter, steady. Cheese. steady.
Egrs. weak. Tallow, weak. Cotton
sad oil, quiet Prime crude, S9hc.; do
yellow, s5RS5Isc. Rosin. steady. Tur-
bintine, firm. Rice, steady. Molasses,
steady. Peanuts, steady. Cabbage
steady.
cofiee opened steady S points higher,
closed quiet and unchanged. to 8 pcinto
lower. Sales 2O,25O bags.
Sugar, raw Arm; rumOred sales at
pFices given. Fair refining, l5-lGc.:
Centrifugal. 80 test, 4Sc.; molasses
snelr, Sll-l6c: refined firm but quiet.
BALTIMORE - Flour dull and un-
chanred, receipts. $3.50 barrels; experts
81 barrels. Wheat dull and hrnler;
gpot ana month. Ilk07iltc; May. Itg
7iitc: steamer No red, G6&G6Ic; re-
caIpta, 1O.5Sl bushels: southern wheat,
by sample, 6sGT2c; do on grade, s1ls9
fiie. Corn steady; spot and mo H.
I7lf6J5hc.' February. IhGS1N4c,;
March, sflk637ssc.; steamer mixed. as's
GSsRc.: receipts. 1912 bushels; eN-
ports, il5.0t5 bushels; southern white
and yellow corn. 3T13Sc. Oats steady
No. ) white, SNaSlc.: No. mlyed. eSl5@
~ Hay. firm: No. timothy. 10 80.
Cheese. butter and eggs, firm and un-
changed.
CNCINNATI-Fiour Arm. VII AT
frm! No. red 73c. Corn steady; No. 2
mixed Ssc. oats dull; No, mixed Csc.
Rye qulet: No. sic. Lard stroHg at
IS 10. BuIkmeats dun at 50 50. Bacon
quiet al So 50. Whisky active at 81 2SH.
Butter quiet. Sugar firm. Eggs q let
q iGs. Cheese steady.
ToLEDo-Whent, active for futures
and firm. No. cash, IliIc.; May. ISacc.
bid. Corn, dull, steady: No. mixed
SIC. Oats. dull; No, 2 mixed. &c.
Rye. dull. firrn; No. cash, Sc Clover
seed. dull and higher; prime cash old
rs asked; March. s. S2}s. OIL, UNI
changed.
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what surprlsed erosvenor.

Washington Post: General Grosvenor
was walking through the corridors of
the capitol yesterday when lady APP
preached lin.
81 beg your pardon" said she pleas
antly enough, but Isn't this Congress-
man Grosvenor. OF ohlo?"
Eyes, madame" was the reply,
81 thought So" she continued. You
see, recognized you from your pic
lures in the papers" Then she paused
moment while General Grosvenor
also waited.
General Grosvenor," said the lady
with touch OF timldIty in her voice.
couldn't you give me ticket of ad-
mission TO the gaiteries?"
quite CALAMITY, the Ohio congressman
procured a card.fllled 1t out. and sign
ed his name. The lady went on her
way rejoicing. General Grosvenor
stood for a moment thoughtfully.
WELL" he said. that is the first time 1
ever knew really looked as bad as my
pictures"
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CHICAGo-cattle. native steers
slow; Texans strong and active; cow
mRrllet active; Gamers and bulls
steady. feeders quiet; good to choice
s. 2b66 IS; poor TO medium 81 e9G6 50;
mixed stockers 50 25GS SS:selected feed
efB 50 20f4 Il: good to choice cows
g 1904 so; heifers SO 2565 90: Gamers
g 9O(9s so; bulls 81 1904 %; calves 81 SO
as 90: fed. Texas beeves 81 0O45 %.
HoEs averaged l0c higher; good clear
anee; mixed and butchers 81 5094 50;
rood 10 choice heavy 81 70Gp4 So; rough
heavy 81 55G4 IS. light 81 1904 10; bulk
Of sales 81 6O4l 70. Sheep, In strong dc,
mand; lambs 10 to loo higher, good
clearance: native wethers 81 5000 %:
lambs IS 0OO6 70; western wethers 81 40
a. B5: western lambs s. 1906 80. Re-
celpts: Cattle $500 head; hogs 1900
head; sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-cattle steady; ex-
TIA, S zoos 90; prime, IS zoos s.; COM
mon. g O0G3 co.
HogS active and higher; prime medl-
!ums, 81 S7h14 90; heavy hogs, 81 $50
so; heavy Workers., 81 5000 IS; light
Yorkers. 81 1904 Is; pigs, 81 26Gi 90;
roughs. 50 OO64 40.
Sheep, steady on sheep and higher on
lambs; choice wethers, IS coos is; com
mon, 50 5OR3 50; choice lambs. So 65g
G 90; common to good, 81 75q6 60; veal
calves. 81 OO@s 90.
CINCINNATI-Hog active at 81 OO9
rT5
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stool
Markets.

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-Money on call
easier at edS per cent; last loan at 2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4i49
5 per cent. Sterling exchange firm.with
actual business In bankers bills at
"a S7N04 sly for demand and 81 $40
4 SAY for GO days posted rates 81 $50
a IS; comerclal bills "a S3A94 S3%. Sill
yer certificates 591kGGo1.. Bar silver
59Nc. Mexican dollars 47Hc. Govern
mcat bonds s;-oag Site bonds mac
dive. Railroad bonds e. sIor.
The record of the day on the stock
exchange was a repetition of yesterday
in inertia. but prices went down ln-
stead OF up as was the case yesterday.
rhe retirement OF the British from
spion Kop had as little influence as did
the previous days news Of the success
there. Opening prices showed sharp
dlcIInes, international stocks being
quoted at about the London parity. The
weakness III London Induced no selling
hare. however, and the local traders
were disposed to buy the stocks offer
ed for London account in the same way
that they sold yesterday to meet the
London demand, No attempt was APP
parent to bid up prices as the local
dealers seemed content TO take the Of
ferings at the London level Of prices.
The sales for London account were es-
tlmated at something over 10000, very
evenly distributed among the various
International stocks. This constituted
the bulk oil the days business In rail-
road stocks ana prices in that depart
ment never got from the opening level.
Much the greater portion of the days
small business was IN the speculative
lndustrials and specialties. These were
weak from the start. The weakness in
Sugar was attributed TO operations by
speculative clique. Metropolitan
made momentary show Of flrmness
on belief of q hitch in the closing Of the
contract for the rapid transit tunnel.
The Rubber stocks which have not been
active recently were forced down and
3 points respectively, but recovered 2
points each. On the curb New Amster-
dam Gas was rather active and strong
and STANDARD Oil advanced to a new
high level. Returns by the leading
banks OF the currency movement for the
week indicate that the net receipts foF
the Interior by express have been but
slightly less than last week, but the
gains on sub-treasury operations were
little more than half those OF last week.
owing to diminishing pension dlsburse-
mcnts and continued heavy revenue re-
ceipts. The total gain In cash for the
banks is estimated at near 100000. 1t
is evident that stock exchange opera
tlons have made no demands on the
loan account; Of The banks. But the
placing the time loans and thebuyins OF
mercantile paper may have further ex-
panded loan accounts. The sale OF New
York City bonds during the weel: may
also be reelected In the loan account.
The bond market made further pro-
gress towards dullness and the tone
was rather easlcr Total sales par
value sl,5O5,6OO
United States old Is and the IS cou-
pom advanced Il per cent in the bid
price,
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Metnls.

NEW YoRK-Improvement in the
English metal market and n qulckeninE
OF demand here had strengthening
eject upon tin and spelter to-day caus-
ing q slight uplIft in prices in the for
mer, The rest OF the list. however, was
nerveleSs and devoid Of special feature.
AZ the close the metal exchange called
pig Iron warrants dull. Tin trm at
81 90 nominal; lake copper unchanged
at SIC 50: lead steady with 81 20 bid and
81 Is asked; spelter frm but quiet al
81 rs bid and "a so asked. Brokers
price for lead Is "a 40 and for copper
SIC 50.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK-Demand for brown
cottons for delivery after Feb'ul =
shows an Improvement at steldy
prices. Sheetlngs selling better ih1n
drills. Bleached cOttons quiet bat
steady. DENNIS tending upward. Otter
coarse colored goods firm. Prints firm
with steady demand Print cloths
quiet. Regulars steady Odds, easter
for distant deliveries. Linens continue
scarce and very strong. Burlaps quiet
and prices firm.
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved In six hours by New
Greet South American Kidney Cure II
IA a great surprise on account OF It's ex-
CecdinE promptness In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and hnok. in male or
female. Relieves retention OF water
almost Immediately, u you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy, Sold
by II. II. List, druggist, Wheeling, w.
" W tth&s
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Not Yet.

Chicago Times-Hernld: Tourist
When did you have your last lynching.
herc7
Sureshot Slm-StranEer. we nin't had
our last lynchin' here yit. II the posse
has good luck, II ought to git back be-
fore gundOwn.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credit balance 81 81; cer-
tiiicates sales OF 5000 barrels: 81 oil
at 81 Bsls: LOCO barrels cash oil 81 G9is:
closed at 81 6SIs bid: shipments n3S64
barrels: everase SS,l73 barrels runs
0s,SSs barrels; average SS,052 b2rreis.
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TTNHE MoNoNqAlI ROUTE - Tials
Short Limo between Fairmont and
CIarksburE quick rimc--FRst Trains
SurO Connections. When travelling TO or
from Clnrltshurg or West virginia and
pittsburgh railroad points. see that Your
tickets read Via the Monungahela River
Railroad Close Connections al Falrnont
with 3. q q. trains, and at Clarkshurg
with Il. g. O, and w, V. 4 p. trains. Tick
cts via this route on sale at Ni q. & o.
and w, v & p. r. r. station
HUGH G. BoWLEs. Genl. Supt
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool, dull.

COUGHS and Colds. down to the very
borderland OF consumption, yield TO the
soothing, healing influences OF Dr.
Woods Norway Pine syrup.-5
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Articles.

Cash quotations were as follows;
W TRe.' 4 sprIng. ssSsic; No, red
Gorn-No 2, slMc: No 2 yellow. SiNc.
oats.-No. ., 23623fc; No. white, 2591
d25&c; No. white, 26f2Ssse,
Rye-No. 2, 52Gp54c.
Barley-No. 2, 3s@4Sc
Flaxseed-No. /, 81 So; northwestern
81 %.
Mgss pork, DER barrel, 50 2561O es;
lard, per 100 pounds. IS 7565 s2lk: short
ribs sides, Qoose). s. G59b Sb; dry sailed
shoulders, (boxedl, 5HG5&c; short clear
sides, CboXed), s. 9096 90.
whiskey-DisllllerS finished goods'
81 2Slz.
Clover-contract grade, IS 259s 80.
Butter-steady; creamerles, is624c;
dalrIes, 1Sd22c.
Cheese-Firm, at l2Gl5c.
EgRs-StcRdy; fresh, i5e.
NEW YoRK--Flour. receipts 1864
barrels: exports 1890 barrels; I'D.
vRnoed 5Gl0c. with wheat. Demand
was also stimulated, but Jnbbers IN
most Instances wanted to trade on the
basis Of old asking prices. Minnesota
patents. 50 sO93 05: Minnesota bakers
SO SOa3 20; do winter patents, 81 $3.50
4 so; do stralEhts, "a 40G3 As; do extras,
81 6OR2 IS: do low grades, 50 coca 20.
Wheat receipts 1890 bushels: OK
ports S6O2O bushels; spot strong; No.
red. 7e%c T. O. b., ahoat, prompt; No.
northern Duluth, 7oEe., afioat prompt;
No hard Duluth, slSc,, I. o. b., ufioat;
No. . red. 7lMc., elevator; options
opened strong at Mc. advance; closed
strong at ILc. net advance. Close
March, 755lc. May. 7iNc.; July, 7tRe.
Corn, receipts $4,000 bushels experts
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y. y. Ar Brake 80
N. Anofieah..... lis
Pacific COaBl ...- 81
% mt pre-. y
do lecoEd pre-. 81 y
Pacific Man .... ~
Peoples Gas....ie1
Pressed Steel c. 8i5
do preferred :. 81
Pull. Palace CAr.wl
stand. r. 4 IT q
Sugar ....-.......u i'm
do preferred ..1teti
Tenn. Coal = I. az
u. 8. LEATHER. 1G4
do preferred = ~
u. s. Rubber -. 3
do preferred 100
Western Union =. SCI
Republic /. & g.. ~
do preferred e. e6
p. G. c. & st. I. 7at
Press. Steel Bar. b55
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Amer. SplTisG,. :
do preferred q. u
Am. Steel Hoop. =
do preferred :. q
Amer s. & w. 81
do preferred q. yQl.
Am. Tin Plate. ~
do preferred q. 30
Amer. Tobacco. sot
do preferred lis
Anaconda Mine.
Brooklyn r. T.. az
Col. r. & Iron. (. ~
Cont TohR eco. . as
do preferred .. 81
Federal Steel -. sly
do preferred =. AZ
Gen. Electric. .ls9h
Glucose Sugar q. 81.
do preferred :. %
Inter. Paper.... az
do preferred :. Ga.
Iaclede Gas -. 49,
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ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
"a. Printing. An entire new line OF sam
plea Of Ball Programmes nckeA and ~
VitationH Mt all nrtccs at tho tnteiH6theer
Job Printing Office.
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velvet, fastened at one side Of the front
with ldg velvet rosette. Mrs. Gould
wore pale blue slippers and gloves. and
her hair was dressed with roses.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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Total sales Of stocks were zdsI9VI shafes'
SEl1-diYidend.
Steel, Tin, Tube and Hoop Stocks.
The following prices tor the above stocks
are furnished BY Simpson & Tatum. city
Rank building:
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SOUTH BOUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport 10 Wheeling,
Bellalre and Martins Ferry. Consult
in MI points. NJ G. CARREL.
General Passenger Agent.
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Intra-State Commerce.

The Arkansas railroad cominis- sion has decided that under the Arkansas statute 1t had power to regulate freight rates between two points in this State, even though the railroad should cross into an- other State between them, holding that 1t was intrastate commerce rather than interstate. This is i'll opposition to decisions by the in- terstate commission and the Texas railroad commission ill similar cases, but i'll line with an opinion in the United States Supreme Court in the case of the Lehigh Valley Railway vs. State of Penn sylvania. The case was that of the Fort Smith Chair Company vs. Kansas City Southern Railroad Company, alleging an overcharge of $I.SI from Fort Smith to Gran his, that being the amount of ex- cess rate charged for the distance traversed i'll the Indian Territory. The opinion was by Commissioner Felix NJ. Hanlev.
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Arkansas Penitentiary.

While in Little Rock Thursday I. F. Little, Dr. Foster Richardson and J.. w. Underhill were the guests at supper of Col. Bud Me Cornell, Superintendent of the State penitentiary. He showed us the new State Capitol building which is making rapid progress. We were informed that the work which has been done, at the es- tablished prices for such work, would amount to SS5, GOO, and there is yet remaining SIS,ooo of the $50, GOO appropriated by the last legislature.
 The walls and buildings of the old penitentiary are being torn down as the work on the new pen itentiary, southeast of the city, pro gresses. We did not go to see the new penitentiary.
 One of the most noted characters in the penitentiary is Harve Bruce. He was sent up from Pope county for the killing of two deputy mar shals and wounding two others. He has very short term-only six months. He is typical old noun taineer and moonshine distiller. He is 65 or 70 years old and before his imprisonment began wore long, flowing whiskers, which made him look about as we imagine Moses did about the time he delivered the law to the children of Israel. ' These whiskers were cut off when he began his term of service.
 When asked if he killed those marshals he said, We'll, 1 was
 
 the only one that did any shooting on that side and when it was over two were dead and two others wounded. - He regretted that he had to do it, but said he would have to do 1t again under the same circumstances.
 On the morning of the killing six deputy marshals crept up under the cover of a bluff, coming, when upon the top of the bluff, tc within one hundred yards of where old man Bruce sat with neighboi on a fence. The neighbor said, Look at those men. Old man Bruce stood up and looked ill tn, direction indicated. The marshals began shooting without saying 2 word, so he says. The neighbol fled. Bruce's Winchester was sev- al yards from him and towards the marshals; lie ran and got it anc began shooting at them. He said the bullets whizzed around hin
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and some were too close to whiz. If any of you was in the war you know bullets don't whiz when they get too close. 1 was i'll the Con- federate army. One of the bull lets glanced Bruce $ ankle, making blood blister. He shot two of the marshals down and 1t was af- terwards found that they had been killed. He wounded two others and two escaped uninjured.
 After his trial and sentence he was turned loose on his own recog- nizance to arrange his business and then to go to the penitentiary.
 One evening about one month ago Bud Mcconnell was notified that man at the office wanted to see him. He found old man Harve Bruce there ready to begin his term of service. He is now one of the guards on the wall. The Superintendent told him he thought that as he could use a Winchester so dexterously on mar shals, he would mnke a good guard He impresses one that he would keep his promises if possi- ble. Is is said that when disputes arose between his neighbors they generally left the matter to 'old Harve " Bruce.
 The mountaineer hates the mar shals and the government that try to prevent him from doing with his corn as he pleases. He thinks he has as much right to make whisky out of 1t as bread. Old man Bruce explained that their corn was worth only 30 cents per bushel When they made it into whisky the slop was worth as much as the corn to feed the hogs and they could get S2 per gallon for the whisky. This was about the only way, he explained, of getting any money up there in the noun tains. He said that he would not distill any more whisky as he wanted to live in peace now.
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Education in China.

Education of certain type IS very general, but still there are vast numbers of countrymen Ill China who can neither read nor write. There is special literary class who alone know the litera- ture of their country, to the study of which they devote their lives. There are boarding schools, and colleges. Examinations mainly confined to moral philosophy and literature are held in the prefector- ial cities of each province twice in three years for the lower degree necessary as a passport to the pub lie service, and of the six or seven thousand candidates who have come forward, not more than sixty can be admitted to the degree of Literary Chancellor. For higher degrees, other examinations are necessary. There is College of Foreign Knowledge at Pekin, where European langua ges, math- ematics, sciences, etc, are taught by European, Japanese and Amer ican professors. There are besides many Christian mission schools, where the English language and lower branches of western sciences are taught. The government also maintains naval and military col 1eges and torpedo schools at the various arsenals to teach the young Chinese modern methods of war fare. .-Scientific American.
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The crisis in the Chinese situa- ton has been reached. The allied troops are now supposed to be be- fore the walls of Pekin. The for eign ministers will either be de livered up, or the walls will have to be battered down. Great anxi- ety Is felt everywhere.
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Reduced Rates.

For the National Encampment, G. A. R., Chicago, Ill.,, Aug. 27 to Sept. I, we will sell round trip tickets at SI6.4o. On sale Aug. "A to 27. Limit Sept. I. Exten- ton to Sept. 30 will be granted.
 We will sell for train 232, 6:3o p. m., Aug. 3I, tickets to Hot Springs and return for S2.oo. Good to return on or before Sept. 3. 1. M. IAMES, Agt.
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Notice.
To the people of Greenbrier and

To the people of Greenbrier and
 vicinity:
 l will be at Greenbrier oil Au- gust Y, with my photograph gal lery and will stay one week. If you want photographs, come early and avoid the rush. Don't wait until the last day. Cloudy wealth CT makes no difference. Remem- Der the date and come at once. 3a~at T. J. EcHoLs, Artist.
 Pure cider vinegar at Paines Il
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The State Republican tries to make it appear that Remmel is sweeping the State. Why does Matthews want to deceive him self Remmel will get no more votes than he did before when he ran for governor, barring the nat ural increase.
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Many gold democrats who fought Bryan during the last presidential race are for him now and very many prominent and influential Republicans, who were for McKin- ley i'll the last race are squarely in
 favor of Bryan this time. The out look is becoming very encouraging.
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sloo REWARD, slOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Halls catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. catarrh being a constitu- tional disease, requires constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the pa tient strength by building up the constitution proprietors have so mnch faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address,
 F. J. CHENEY x CO, Toledo, O.
 Sold by Druggists, I5c
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bow els and sickness of the stomach, 7 says 0. P. NJ. Holiday, of Deming, Ind. His bowels would move from five to eight times a day. l had bottle of Chamberlain S Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i'll the house and gave him four drops in teaspoonful of water and he got better at once. Sold by w.. H. Martin X Co.,, Druggists.
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Count Castellane, who married Anna Gould, is reported busted" again. His effects are to be sold at auction for the benefit of his creditors. His wife is tired of put ting up money for him and it is said she will not again unloose her r11fsp- Stri1lqS
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Attorney General Jeff Davis has brought suit in Little Rock against the ice trust of that city. Every body hopes that he will be sue cessful and make each member of the trust pay $ 900 into the State Treacury
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We are going to publish a syn opsis of the road tax law i'll few days. This is an interesting ques- tion. as the voters will have to pass upon it at the September cleo
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It is better to be alive and an or dinary everyday citizen than a dead railroad magnate.

The most interesting feature of our county politics is the road tax. The question is being generally discussed.