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River 5 feet, and rising.
Weather very sultry and hot. -

River 8 feet, and rising. .asI
Weather very sultry and hot. .e-'a
The Science departed for Parkersbnrg
at 10i o'clock. d"
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual, except the 0Neal, which went
picnicing to Browns Island. 5i-..ls
The towboAt Hornbrook went to Pitts.
burgh with large load oil oil barrels. I'd
The Onward, with a tow Of empties,
The Ragon will be the Parkers5urg
packet to-day At l01 o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will be
due At noon. .t... .. .-....
The Telephone, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, will pass up tonight.
Capt, Hod Knowles, Of the W. 2.
Thompson, stops of at his home in Mid,
dleport for one trip. ~ III
lBy Telegraph .5p,
PrrrsBuRsH, August 1.-Riyer 7 feet
3 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and showery. fa..,-r. I'D
VIcKsBunG, August l.-Weather
cloudy heavy rain this morning. River
fell 4 inches. Up-Colorado. Arrived
City Of Vicksburg. r't '. .il
EVANSVILLE, August WEATHER
clear and hot. River 4 feet and swell
ing. Up-sunbeam, Maggie Smith and
Dick johnson. DoEn-EVansville, Gray
Eagle and B. s. Cook.
CrscrssArI, August 1.-Arrrived-;
Robin, 81, Louis; Cobler, Ohio. Depart
ed-Jas. Porter, 81. Louis. River IL
feet II inches and rising. Weather
clear. I'D 81, ..s,v" t.t...5
LoupvILLE, August l.-Weather
cloudy and warm. Departed-Parker,
Cincinnati. River falling and stands 4
feet 4 inches on The canal. ..-...
New ORLEANS, August 1.--Arrived-
Paris @. Brown, Cincinnati. No depar.
lures. Wealth clear. "H
ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-Arrived-Min-
nesota and Clinton, 81. Paul; War Eagle,
Keokuk. Departed-War Eagle, Keo-
kuk; Maude, Vicksburg. Weather very
warm; Thermometer 950.
NASHVILLE, August 1.-River rising;
80 inches on the shoals. .., 100
MEMPHIS, August 1.-River fell one
inch. Arrived-vint Shinkle, Cincin-
anti; City Of Alton; St. Louis. Passed up
without loading at the wharf, all we'll:
Golden Crown, from New Orleans. Re-
ported arrived at quarantine-Telegram.
The shinkle reports all on board well.
Weather clear and hot, thermometer 96'
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AGENT WAn,s RrpoRr,-A, q. Wad

AGENT wADEs REPoRT.-A. L. Wade,
agent for the American Bible Society for
the counties Of MonOngalia and Marion,
reports his work for the month Of July
as follows: Number OF families visited,
22S; number OF families found destitute,
70; number Of destitute families supplied,
"a; number Of miles Travelled, 25S; number
Of books sold, 1914; number Of books do
mated, 52; value Of books sold, S5S 0S;
value Of books donated, SIS on. One
third OF the families visited we're found
without Bibles. The territory canvassed
was that section which embraces the
head waters Of Dunkard creek, Miracle
run, Pawpaw creek and Buffalo. Mr..
Wade proposes next 10 canyass that sec
tion OF Marion county lying between
Warrington and Fairview.
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AN USpENlABLE TRuTH.-You deserve
10 suffer, and II you lead a miserable, un.
satiIactor,y life In this beautiful world, It IL
entirely your own fault,-your unreason-
able prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show You that Green's August Flower will
cure you OF Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia,
with al It's miserable effects, such Us sick
headache, palpitation Of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness oil
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
DC. It's sales now reach every town on
the Western 1 ointment and not Druggist
but will tell you Of It's wonderful cures.
You can buy sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eod&W
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GREAT Bargains in Hamburg Edgings
and Insertions at speyer Broa.'

ITCHING PILEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like pespiration, intense itch
Ing, increased by scratching, very distress
Ing, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling In and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed TO continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. swayne's Ali Healing
Ointmentis pleasant sure cure.
HoME CuBEs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were rs
above described, the use Of Swayne's Oint.
ment In short time made perfect cure.
w. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, S44
N. End st. .........- --....,.l
!; 6. wEYMAN, Halter, IS. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, il you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any
Crusty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur.
rency or postage Atamps), so cents box,
three boxes. 81 %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne 4 Son, $50 N. Sixth Street. Phila.
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co:
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIo.-The Sabbath
School connected with the United Pres.
byterian Church excurted yesterday 70
West Alexander, Pa, and held picnic
10 CrSig's Grove, near that town. The
excursion was made on special train,
consisting Of three coaches and a baggage
Gar. which were all we'll filled. The
school At Roney's Point also participated
In the picnic, and no doubt all who al
tended enjoyed the day.
Our correspondent at West Alexander
gives ia the following account oil the pic
mic: u,
place from your city with three coaches
and one baggage car, drawn by engine
No. 27l-Sheppard, engineer, and Con-
ductor Dunlap-Which were filled with
members oil the U. P. Church and child
rem from your city. w. ]. w. Cowdenn,
Esa., Superintendent Of the Sabbath
School, in the absence OF Rev. I. Nc.
Clure, took charge OF the party upon
their arrival. They repaired to Craigs
Grove, near this place, and were met BY
committee OF reception from the y. j.
Church Of this place. Just before dinner
Il clouded up and Sprinkled some, and a
committee was cent down asking the yisi.
tors to repair TO the village, but supt.
Cowden, upon being consulted, said il was
the wish Of the visitors 10 remain IN the
grove until they were forced out by the
rain (which did not put in an appearance
mn 10 the present writing, 4 p. NJ, AT IL
N. each and every one with q basket on
arm proceeded 10 spread tables on the
grass with variety Of that which goes
10 Gil up the inner man, 10 which all did
ample Justice. After dinner the visitors
employed themselves by swinging, play
ing croquet' playing plays, &c.
About q o'clock short addresses were
made by Reva. w. Fl. Lester and Rev. W.
G. Coleman, Of this place, Rev. N. Mar
ling. Of Roneys Point, and W. J. w.
CoWden. Esq., Of your city. There were
about 500 In attendance, composed Of
presbyterians and Methodists, all OF
whom enjoyed themselves. Among the
crowd we noticed Professors Birch and
Dickey, Of the Lindsey Institute. '
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The amount Of opium imported into
this country Is estimated at some millions
OF dollars, but the amount Of suffering II
causes and the misery Il entails upon
thousands OF families, by It's injudicious
use, ia simply frightful. Emergencies
may arise when II can be used 10 good
effect under the supervision Of skillful
physician. In nervous complaints, Merry
Gus Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
pains, restlesness, etc, a far saler, surer
remedy Ia found IN Lawson's Curative.
Il Ia entirely harmless, can be used freely,
and eures he disease, not simply deadening
the pain for time, TO have itreturn with
renewed vigor. Confidence in the Cura'
tive has led us 10 recommend It 10 va
riety Of cases, and 1t has never disap-
pointed our sanguine expectations.
Large" new 60.cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81.
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IL BALDEEss on A DEHOTKSCY OF
Hair exists, or IL the hair Is gray, dry OF
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored by using glondon Hair Color Re-
storer," the most delightful article ever In
troduced 10 the American people for In:
crossing is growth, restoring Its natural
color, and at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beautifer. It Is totally differ
emit from all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; In
TACT II Is exqulSitely perfumed, and 20
cleauly and elegantly prepared o. 70 make
II q lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
la. TYNEs, A Prominent CITIZEN or
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten yeas ago
my Wife's hair commenced falling. out, and
Tot very thin and turned gray but Alter
using dLondon Hair Color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and IA now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
RestSrer. Price, 70 cents Q bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Maln Depot for the U. =, $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Logan, List d Co, Wheeling. eod&W
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Grand total. ..................-."
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FILL FaoM A IOWA little
daughter Of Mr.. Louis Dickman, living
at the east end Of 18th street, fell from a
second story window Of her fathers
house, last evening, and sustained severe
II not serious injuries. The fall was
somewhat broken by the child first strik.
lug shed, and then barrel, before
reaching the ground. Two physicians
we're called in, and did everything posi-
Bile to relieve the little sufferer, who Is
only some Eve or six years old. Fortu.
nately, no bones we're found to be broken,
and there is fair prospect Of the childs
racnyery.
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Milwaukee 49,,

~ a w August l,-gi,.,
% %. held firmly. Wheat PI,..' y
NJ si,, adyanee Of Nc aud closed
=, ,S hGfi SIIa, S ma !, W W \
PEI Ser = S5 z No ;, zoe, CorsNVnS "
No; 2, $50. OaS-Iowsr , 'Dj
:, A3fe; Rye-NO. ., a. - SslsI
September 81 65, usE n NS(|
Quiet but firm. Po,t 4 q ;, rHlp
august Latd--rine stan ia; 4
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POLICE CoUgr = Judge Cranmer.-
The following cases were disposed Of yes.
terday by His Honor Judge Cranmer.
Thomas Richie and John Haney were
fined 81 and costs each for disorderly
conduct. Both fines were paid.
The charge Of disorderly conduct
against Silas futile was dismissed.
A fine Of 81 and costs was imposed on
Thomas Tooney for disorderly conduct.
Thomas Parker was charged with as
saulling W. G. Graves. Case dismissed.
John Tallett, James Corcoran, j., and
William Leonhart we're fined S. and costs
each for breaking into the old sprigg
building and carrying of property be.
longing 10 Father Sullivan. All three
were committed in default oil payment
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August l.-Wheat-Quiet; No.
2 white Wabash 81 OF, No. white Michigan
81 OK, do old 81 on, extra white Michigan
81 06H, amber Michigan spot Csc, seller
August, s6Xe asked, S0c BID, No. 3 amber
s6c, No. 2 red winter spot s7Ac, seller :
August 96c, seller september 96c, NO. =
red CSC, No. Dayton aud Michigan req
97c, rejected Wabash Sc, western AMBER
s7c. Corn-Quiet; high miIed axe,
No. 2 spot 4ic, seller August 4Oke, reject
ed S9<c, seller August 39hc. OAts-Dnh
and nominal.
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LAKE cHAurAuquA.-Parties desiring
to visit this famous resort now have an
opportunity Of doing 30 Of q comparative
" small cost. The P. q. 4 81. L. Railway
(aPeWikyH) will sell round trip excurslon
tickets 10 connect with special train
that leaves Pittsburgh, August 1st. The
tickets will be good Tor five days, and will
include ride around the lake. Arrange
menls have been made'with the hotels by
which the rates are fixed at 81 80 per day.
For further particulars apply at the de-
moi At the foot OF 18th street.
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To THOSE who are SO unfortunate as to
become prematurely gray, or whose hair
exhibits tendency to fall of, we recon-.
mend trial OF Halls Hair Remover.
We do so with the utmost confidence, be.
Cause II is everywhere received with
marked favor, and has built upon its own
merits such sure foundation that il Is
known and used in all civilized countries.
Addison IN. ~ Advertiser.
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dnicaro Cattle aiarlLet.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The DroverP Jour
nal reports:
Hods-Receipts 1900. shipments 5000
Market steady and 10 fair demand; Phila
delphias at 81 40a4 90, good Bostons 81 2Of
4 IS, light 81 S0a4 40.
CATTLE-Receiph 6. 900, shipments 100
Dull and no Improvement In shipping
grades; sales shipping 81 20a5 90, lighl
butche1' and feeders strong, quiet and
weak at g G0a3 40, cows 81 35a2 90. bull
81 O0a2 40. Texans slow ut 80 40a360.
sHRRP-ReCeipts 1900, shipments $50
Dull and lower; extra IS 00a6 l2II;commou
not wanted and &c %; sales IS 26aS 30.
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DURING midsummer, from four to six
o'clock in the morning are two oil the
coolest and most delightful hours oil the
day, and from six until eighth the even.
log, for working purposes, are nearly az
good. Hours might easily be arranged
In many employments that would allow
workmen TO lie by from eleven ii the
morning till four in the afternoon, and
make up the time in the cool mornings
and evenings. A change like this would
save life and health 10 many swelteriug
workman, who seems to think II a law
that never can be changed that he must
labor steadily on under a midday sun.
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PERSONAL PotNrIS-Capt. Dan. Morton,
the veteran boat builder, leaves for Muir.
raysyille, West Virginia, this evening, TO
superintend the building Of Capt. Lists
new. side.wheel steamer, the timbers for
which have been sawed out.-CIneinaati
Tfmes. lt .a1 ill., iI ''
Miss A. Taylor, Of the Female College,
left town yesterday on business trip, TO
be absent three weeks.
MIRA. John Z. Wilson, Of this city, and
the party with which she went 10 Europe,
chaperoned by Prof. Loomis, have been
enjoying themselves in Rome for the past
week.
Mr.. G. s. McFadden, Of Moundsyille,
proprietor Of the new Mound City Hotel,
was in town yesterday.
Nr. Herman Schocke, OF the Eighth
Ward, who hiss been pursuing his musical
studies in Europe for the past three
years, expects 10 return home this fall.
Mr.. Schocke has suffered good deal re-
Gently from rheumatism and hopes TO
regain his health here, and return to the
Old World. A ''
Col. Charley DO,y, OF sleubenyille, was
in town yesterday. '.'' We
Prof. John NJ. Birch goes to Morgan.
town to-day, for few weeks recreation.
DR.. S. L. Brice Is back from two
weeks fishing at Fish Greek.
The many friends Of Mr.. Billy Boggs
will no doubt be glad TO hear that he Ia
rapidly recovering from his recent severe
apell Of sickness. #.. I
Rev. Father schleicher left for New
York Yesterday, and will sail for Europe
on Saturday.
Captain W. H. Harrison, Assistant
Master Mechanic. Of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad, Is in the city, and leaves
for the East this evening.
Mr.. James McAdams, Of the First
Branch Of the City Council, has returned
from three weeks visit to Ohio.
Mr.. Thomas Hopkins, Of Baltimore, is
in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. J. p.
Carney, OF the South Side. .
Mr.. George r. Thompson, who left
this city some time since on prospecting
tour in the West, is back again on a
brief visit. 49,.
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CtrY PAY.DAY.-Yesterday was pay
day at the City Clerks Office. Clerk
photograph was up TO his elbows in
preenbacks all day, and distributed some.
Thing over $1,000 before night The sal
aried officers and the members Of the FIRE
department were the only employs Of
the city paid Of yesterday.
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ALL Of the spare time Of the farmers
boy IL now consumed IN plugging water.
melons. The man who cannot recall
run through ten.acre lot with water
melon under his arm and an enraged
Granger In hot pursuit, misses one Of the
greAtest OF memorys pleasures.
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EAST LiDEErY, August 1.-CATTIE-
Receipts to-day 9lS head Of through and
20I Of local; total for three days 9,lSs
head Of through and 2,l42 Of local. All
sold out or shipped on through in fIt
hands; yards clear, except through stock
Prices to-day GhIie OF from yesterday
range from 90 to a IS for fair TO best.
Hoss-fseeeips to-day 1890 head; total
for three days 6,575 head. Workers "a 0oa
4 20, Philadelphia "a 70a4 90.
SHRRp-Receipts to-day 600 head; total
for three days $500 head. None for sale;
market closed firm on good sheep.
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ANoIp.T1MER.-An old English Verge
Tor bulls eye) watch was left at Mr.. J.
A.Lash's jewelry store, the other day, In
The case OF which was found n piece Of
paper showing that II hal been repaired
By Alexander Paxton, Of Wheeling, In
1921. The old time-piece, which Is
thought to be at least seventy five years
old, was found IN excellent condition.
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The Moundsville correspondent Of the
Standard says there are ten families on
he camp ground there. Please add
twelve more, Mr.. Standard, and you will
be correct. There are now twenty-five
families on the grounds, and four or FIVE
cottages are in process Of construction.
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NEW YORK, August
goods good market was fairly astiv, . y, g
nrm; several ma, es cors,t a., y y kaI
ac. Brown sheetings ia b.,,.,a \
Prints IL fair request lpi ~ \. ''Ie
good. doing we'll. Mem ~. ~ M
sluggish, except wOsttd oo,.iD NJ ~, ~,
nel', and Kenturky Jean, d ~, !, ,,.ss
Foreign goods quiet. - '''''!HfS
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TIE JusrIcEs.-Mrs. Judith Roettger
was before Justice Caldwell, yesterday, to
answer fourteen different charges Of sell.
ing liquor on Sunday. She waived
hearing in each case, and gave bond for
her appearance at Court.
Mrs. Joseph Baker was before Justice
Wait on Wednesday evening, 10 answer
for using abusive language toward Mrs.
Elizabeth Blankensop. Defendant con.
fesaed Judgment, and was held in $50
bond for her good behavior for the next
aiY mnntha
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THE funeral Of Mr.. Casper Miedel,
father Of Mrs. Julius Lohse, Of this city,
took place yesterday afternoon At !
o'clock, from his late residence At Short
Creek, Brooke county. Rev. Voss, oil
This city, oficiated. There was large
turnout Of the friends and relatives Of the
deceased, who was quite popular with
The German people Of the city and vi
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,A.A.Ls.&T. Why these cabalistle
initials We mean AmalgamAted ASsociA-
ton OF Iron, Steel and Tin Workers: The
Grand Lodge OF the United Staiea Of this
Order will meet In annual session In our
city on Tueday next, and continue 10 aes.
sion three days. Every lodge in the United
States Ia expected 10 send at least one
delegate, "a provision Ia made for the ex.
penses Of one delegate from each lodge,
and the probabilities are that there will
be a large attendance from all paris Of
the Union. ill.!is
The programme Of the session Ia about
as follows: The Grand Lodge will meet
In the Senate Chamber, at the Capitol, on
Thursday morning, for the transaction Of
business The routine business Willcon.
sist Of the election Of officers for the en-
suing year, reports Of committees, report
Of state Of trade IN different sections Of
the country, selection Of next place Of
meeting, etc. Nc, doubt there will also
be some new business, OF interest 10 the
members Of the Association, before the
body during It's session.
Extensive preparations nave peen
made by the Wheeling Association for
the entertainment OF the Grand Lodge. A
fund Of 500, We understand, has been
placed At the disposal Of the Committee
Of Arrangements for this purpose. On
Wednesday evening grand literary and
musical entertainment will be given in
Washington Hall, under the auspices Of
the home lodge, by some Of the beat anna.
teur talent OF the city. The next evening
a banquet will be spread in Washington
Hall, which will be. attended by the
members Of the Grand Lodge, the resident
members Of the Association and their
ladies, and number Of our most promi'
nent citizens. Our citizens should give
the A, A. LIS. ST. W. n cordial greeting,
and make their stEy-in our city rs pleas
ant as possible. q " saa., 80 %
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY steady.
RAILROAD BoNps-pull.

.sfooKs- Weak, and lower, with the chiei
depression in the Granger shares, which
declined Y and 4 y per cent for the day;
the general list falling of Y and X, the
latter Western Union. There were spas.
modic rallies during the day, but at the
close the market was generally weak.
There were mo reasons assigned for the
further decline.
Transactions aggregated 293,000 shares,
OF which $4,000 were Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, $500 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 1900 st. Paul
common, 10000 preferred, 1900 Lacka.
wanna, 2,G0O Michigan Central, 5000 Union
Pacific, 5000 ohios and 5000 Western
Union. Ai.u atNit-ot
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mira.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II correcis acidity oil the
stomach, relieves mind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseniTy and diarhod,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% ee7.s bottle. d&w
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TEMPERANCE NorEs-The Parker
Hall Union will hold meeting this
evening. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
4 very good audience was in attend.
ance last night, at the meeting at Mozart
Hall. Interesting addresses were deliy.
cred by Messrs. Hiram Young John
WestWood and E, G. Cracrait.
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How doth the busy candidate
Improve each shining minute
By shaking the hand Of the undecided,
And leaving a dollar In II.

PIANO AND ORGAN TUSRa.-If your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair.
ing, please send your order 10 1927 Mar.
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give il prompt attention.
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad.
dress, LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market 81.
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ABAwL .FaoM SECOND BAsE.-Harry
Schaier, the second base Of the Boston
Club, fell and dislocated his knee
cap a little while ago. He says that he
owes his almost immediate recovery Ia
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia.
sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet. DR.. GILES.
45l Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial size % cents.
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WALLACE.
Gnnd total.

Previous to this contest 2OS was the
highest score made by any other Compel
itor, which ia very creditable indeed TO
the Maynard Club, and shows that there
is very fair prospect OF the club being
represented at Creedmoor this fall.
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FrsoER CRusHRD,- Yesterday Geo.
Porter, who driyes stone wagon Tor
Walter Marshall, had finger crushed
BY a large stone falling upon Il, while
unloading his wagon in North Wheel.
ing.