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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

| Mt. Minnie Eberlein, Of Eteubenville, u
| .he sue,t Of Miss Capitosa Long.
T6s Conoressionai election takes place
Freddy week. Little interest 10
n'.n;fested' In fact less interest 10 taken III
| This contest than any previous one.
Conrad Long has been awarded tne r cJ
tract for roofing the Elson GAS VOL s.,n NJ
tin. This the largest JOB IN belInons JUc =.
two hundred and thirty sqGasos 0e
HWn Gross requests MS to state that nc
| v.s robbed of 81 20 by two young men Oh
| this place, three weeks ago, ana viii plSse
| cnte them unless the money Is returned.
Wnch complaint is heard as TO the run
ming of trains through town.
Miss Stella Jones is spending rev WeeAs
With friends at Fredericktown, ONO.
The Wellsburg ball club wants 70 ply
the Oscar WiIde's, Of our Town. oahno'
| the Oscars accommsdate them. 18th
Henry Humphreville is very low WIN
tvnbo,d fever at his fathers residence on
Second street Spence's whistle Is not
blovn ON account of bis Illness
Mrs. Samuel Huskins left for Smltnneio'
Yesterday, TO visit friends.
John Hallett, one Of the employees az
So. noes drilled 561S cubic inches OF cast
iron in 43 minutes, instead OF % minutes
as previously stated: .,.
"A hummer OIL kSAAy fSSf'~
in the Opera last night.
L. Spence is erecting wine cellar IN MS
VINEYARD back of town.
Incien Weedmaa, who has been down
with typhoid fever for eight weeks Is con-
David Coodhue returned from Michigan
IN Thursday. where he has been seeking
health for some months He looks "boss,
and gained ten pounds while absent
John Hahn is quite i'll, without prospects
Oh teI social will be held in the A. NJ. E.
church TO night week.
Rev. E, Jones is attending conference;
Miss Carrie Cattell returned yesterday
| from a weeks visit to Mt. Pleasant
Miss Anna Jones, of Mt Pleasant, spent
n few hours with friends here yesterday on
her way to Pittsburgh.
w. \. Holiday is at Pittsburgh on bust
ness and pleasure.
Besides the Grand Army quite number
will take in the Pittsburgh Exposition on
las. II. Mcclure, of the Peoples shoe
store, leaves for the East next Monday to
u Alec Frazier, is at Pittsburgh on bust
Give ms a post Office. The present one Is
a disgrace 10 Martins Ferry as we'll as Its
people. Just think OF 1t, mere store oo1
Tor a town of 5000 inhabitants Awful.
DisprscefuI, shameful and outrageous.
Gilbert Wallace will open shoe store IN
Black and Watkins new building, next
week.
W. n. Hollister and wife returned home
on Friday.
day. n...., =. A..
guest of the Misses Spear.
The middle furnace at the Buckeye Glass
Works gave out Thursday, and is being re-
paired. ,,
lin mill, medal. ,-u,,
Mrs. Geo. Smith and W. n. Holiday re-
turned last evening.
Frank Purcell, OF Bellaire, came up last
night and spent few hours with his nu'
merous friends
A Martins Ferry people took Crescent
Star ball at Bellaire LAST night.
The indications. are that there Will be a
number among the Republicans OF the dit.
ferent wards to see who can get the largest
majority at the coming election.
The members of the NJ. +. Church have
organized a singing society. Prof J. ID.
Wallace director.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Belts foundry is now running its fullest
capacity.
The glass houses throughout the city are
running full force.
Hoyles' agricultural works, at Martins
Ferry, rs again running steadily. .
The Belmont and LaBelle cooper shops
will start to work Monday morning.
Mr.. Charles Sensenly talks of removing
his foundry from Mouudsvllle to Martins
Ferry.
The comb factory, run by a Swiss family,
n the Eighth ward, is doing an immsnSe
business.
Everything continues booming at Spence,
RsuG - ( Cos stove anu hOllOware foundry,
at Martins Ferry.
The sample. room at the Union Flint
Glass Works, at Martins Ferry, begins to
,Ssume fine appearance.
Smoke is seen issuing from all the manu-
factories over at Martins Ferry, and gives
the town a buSylike appearance.
Wilson & Dunlevy's cooper shop started
up Yesterday. after having .been closed
ince the commencement of the strike.
MesSrs. Carroll & Co, of Pittsburg, were
huSiIy engaged in putting in the founda-
ZION AT the LaBslle mill for the new iron
structure.
Tni large, new belt for the new engine at
the LaBelle factory was being stretched,
and from its size il took about twelve men
TO do the work.
The Union Window Glass Works at Bel
laire is running full, employing about fifty
men. Shipments are made daily, and the
prospects are excellent
Mann'S foundry at Martins Ferry is run
ming steadily with an increased number OF
mOlders. Twenty-fOur gas furnaces and
large amount of other work is being turned
out.
The Buckeye Glass Company shipped
large quantities of ware to Rochester, NY,
81. Louis, NeY York, Chicago and other
points during. the past week. The works
present a very busy appearance.
The sugar refinery will not start up again
until trade brishtenS up and the pro.
pTietors are well enough to be at the re-
fnery. There are also some very large i'm
proven Epts bein@ made in the machinery.
The Union Flint Glass Works, at Mar
tins Ferry. are running full day and part
Of the night turning out tumblers, princi
patly. Some fine tableware moulds are on
the way. The ware being turned out at
these works is very fine, and is credit to
the company.
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mn. CAMPBELL.s CARD.

He Denies What Was Never Adirmed.
In another place on this page will be
found paid card from Mr.. A. w. Camp
bell, of the Intelligence, denying, with con-
siderable yenomous rhetoric, certain por-
ton of the report of the iron meeting pub
lished in the REGISTER of yesterday. In
his anxiety to get himself safely out OF the
questionable position in which he has
been placed before the workingmen ne has
shown wanton disregard of the facts, as
will appear. In the first place the REGIS
TER has made no false statement. Its re-
port set forth that 1T is said Mr.. Frank
Hearne and Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of the In
telliqenoer, and others, spoke very strongly
against making any concessions" etc.
Such was exactly the fact 1t Eas. said,
and is still said by prominent working
men, and at the time 1t was writ
ten. was a common street rumor.
The REe1srER gave it, in connection with
other matters, simply as a news journal,
for the information of all interested and
concerned.
Mr.. Campbelrs denial of having voted, is
simply gratuitous. The REGISTER did not
say be voted, but said the Benw,oi mill,
A. w. Campbell, of the InteAigenoer, presi-
dent, voted against the concession. This
statement is also borne out by the fact.
As to the explanation he has seen fit to
add as proper" it may be true, but will be
doubted. Mr.. Campbell is man whose in
dependence is too we'll known, to permit
him to occupy a representative position
under false colors. His mill voted against
concession and Mr. Campbelps sovereignty
would repose under his hat at an iron meet
ing as properly as at political conven-
ton.
The attack Mr.. Campbell proposes to
make on the REGISTER to divert public
censure from himself will be entirely self.
destructive. The REGISTERS report of the
meeting was given simply as an item OF
news. The line was hewn straight-Mr.
Campbell caught the chips.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
THE FIRST BRANCH
Concurs, Generally, I'm the Action of
the Second.

the Second.
The First Branch of Council met last
night with the Mayor in the chair and the
following members present:
MessTs. Butterfeld, Boring, Hull, Myles.
McAdams, ScAultze, Wolvington, Criswell
and Zoeckler.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
we're read and signed.
The reports of the different committees
were read, and the action of the Second
Branch concurred in, except as TO the bill
for 1927 in the report Of the Committee on
Cemeteries, which, after very long discus
sion, was referred back 70 the committee.
A petition from q number of residents Of
the Eighth ward was read, praying Council
to compel the p, w. & Nv. Railroad Com
pany to leave space of fifty feet between
their proposed track and the sidewalk be-
tween FOrty-tbird and Forty-fifth streets
on Water.
Upon this special committee consisting
of Boring, Ayles and Schultze, was APP
pointed 10 act with like committee from
the Second Branch, and report back to
Council.
The ordinance assessing taxes for the
city of Wheeling for the year, 1882, which
was adopted in Second Branch. was read
and passed by this branch, and is as fol-
lows: There shall be levied and paid on the
persons and subjects within said city men.
toned in this ordinance for the use and
benefit of said city, tax for the year, 1882.
rs follows: On all lots, lands and real es-
tate in said city not exempt from taxation
50 cents on 500 value thereof; on every
titlesble in said city so cents, and on old
personal property in the city not exempt
from taxation so cents on every 800 Of tho
assessed valueation thereof for taxation by
said CITY for that yebr.
The report Of the Board Of Public Works
as 10 the amounts needed to pay for i'm
provemtnts in progress and the contempls-
ton, amounting to sl0,77s.75, was read and
the action of Second Branch concurred in.
On motion, this Branch then adjourned.
The Second Branch was unable to raise
nucruui
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BEllAIRE.

Mrs. P. T. r. King, Of Allegheny City,
and her niece, Miss King, who have been
visiting p. T. King, of this city, have re.
turned home. go,
quite a number OF Bellaire people will
take in the cheap excursion to Cincinnati
on the B. & o, next Wednesday.
Mrs r. johnson has concluded to remain
in the Manchester building and continue
keeping boarders. She left for Pittsburg,
Yesterday, to purchase furniture, etc.
VIM. Morrison, of Scotland. is the guest
OF his nephew, James +. Morrison.
An employe at the Ohio Lantern factory
vas discharged, yesterday, for hallooing at
HoOdoo John.
The roof at the water works is being
patched up. An iron roof will be put on
n the spring.
The excavation of the new power house
will be completed by this evening. The
MOI ming. There will be three feet OF this
making a No. foundation. The stone
work will commenced next week.
Nellie, fifteen months old child OF G.
N. Allen, of the Democrat, Is quite Ill.
A private dance was given by the Ohio
Glass Works boys at Jack Workman's resi-
dence in the First ward, Thursday night.
Good crowd time, etc.
Jas. Gsllsher was fined 81 and costs yes
terday ior ngntlnR on sunday nlRnt
Another very successful rehearsal of the
Daughters OF the Republic for the presen.
tation Of Gypsie Queen was held on Thurs
day night.
Business seems TO be dull.
James Gallagher was before Mayor Cooper
yesterday and fined 81 and costs for disor-
derby conduct.
The work of tearing down the Second
Ward school building was began yesterday,
preparatory to the erection OF the new
one.
Myer Horkheimer, Of Wheeling, was
down yesterday.
The Crescent Star Club danced at Central
Hall last night, and splendid time 10 re-
ported.
Edward Fitzpatrick, Jr., returned last
evening from Pittsburgh.
A child of Mr.. McGraw, Of the Second
Ward, is very low with diphtheria-
The resumption OF the mills 10 the prin.
ciple theme OF conversation, and every
body Is happy.
The Knights OF Labor ball 1t Zilch's hall
last night, WIS one OF the largest and most
enjoyable affairs ever held in Bellaire.
A drunken fight took place at Conrad
Rumbach's saloon, on Wednesday night,
Charles Baltzell and James Graham PARTED.
patipg. The fight arose over Q dispute
about the Amalgamation, and Graham
came out second best, having his face
frightfully battered up by his opponent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
In Regard to She Conference OF Thurs
day Between the Manufacturers and
WOrkfngmen.

In Regard to She Conference OF Thurs
day Between the Manufacturer and
Workingmen.
To the Editor Of the Register:
In your paper Of this, Friday morning.
ment on your local page, in your account
OF the conference proceedings of Thursday
between the manufacturers and the work
men in the mills:
at is said that Mr.. Frank Hearne, Mr..
A. W. Campbell, Of the InteHigencer, and
others, spoke very strongly against making
any concessions to the workingmen. aud
favored holding out until the men consent
ed to their demands"
The utter falsity and recklessness of this
statement on the part OF your paper is fully
shown by the following card In relation
thereto:
THE undersigned manufacturers who
were present yesterday at the conference
between themselves and the workmen of
the mills hereby testify that the above re-
port in the Wheeling REGISTER of this date
is wholly false, and that at no time during,
or before, or after such conference, did MI.
Campbell make any remarks whatever to
the meeting on the subject of the strike or
subject.
[Signed1 ]. D. DuBoIs,
Secretary Of the Belmont Nail Co.
c. r. HUBBkRD,
President Wheeling Iron and Nail Co.
FL. HKARSE,
General Manager OF the Riverside Iron
Works.
J. r McCoURrsEY,
President Bellaire Iron Works.
W. II. HARDEN,
President of the LaBelle Iron Works.
On.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

WASHINGTON, September SOL A. N.-For
the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable winds,
higher barometer and stationary or lower
temperature. -
Lower Lake region partly eloudy Weatner,
local rains in western portion, var SIC
winds. mostly easferly, rising barometer
sstationary or lower temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

PRoP. MuLLEN's Dancing Academy at
Germania Hall opened up last night with
a good attendance. The prospects for
large class are excellent. The Profess "
left for Steubenville yesterday, he having
q class there, and win remain until Tues,
day. The list Of his class has been left At
+: d. Fishers drug store, where persons
who desire to join can see it There are
several applications for admittance to the
afternoon class. Ladies and children De.
string to join it are requested to call AZ
Wilson & Banners music store and Ieava
their names, or address No. Sc Sixteenth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

Low Rate Exeursion via. the y. 4 q
To Cincinnati Exposition on wednesday.
October 4th, 1882. On above date, round
trip tickets will be sold to Cincinnati ut the
following low rate, which will have coupot
attached 10 admit the purchaser 70 the Ed
position free: Leave Wheeling (city time
ILLS p. n. and $50 4 y. Round trip rata
500. Bellaire columbus timel 1l:50 +.
y. and 1905 A. =. Round trip 500. Ar.
rive IN Cincinnati At $3.50 p. 4. and 500 2.
n. Returning tickets win be good Ave days
from date Of sale. Passengers leaving
Wheeling at IL lis p. n. can have sleeping
car from Benyood 70 Springfield. Thu
Great Industrial Exposition IL now open,
presenting the finest display Of Art, In.
dustry and Science ever collected in this
country. The famous Geological Garden
and the celebrated Hili-Top Resorts, at
which are given grand Free Concerts every
evening and Sunday afternoon are among
the attractive features offered visiton %
the Paris Of America. B. Durham, General
Manager, Newark, O.; W. f. Reppert, Pas
senger Agent Trans Ohio Divisions, Colum.
bus, o.; c. K. Lord. General Passsnger
Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
1rue Co Her IraSt.

Too much cannot be said OF the ever
faithful wife and mother. constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
lecting single duty in their behalf When
they are asssiled by disease, and the sys.
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach aid bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold nv Logan & Co.
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Cincinnati and Return.

Via P, c. & st. L. Ry. panHandle Route(.
Wednesday, October 4th, the r., C. & st.
J.. Ry. will sell excursion tickets Wheeling
to Cincinnati and return at the rate OF s.
for the round trip, including admission
ticket to the Exposition.
Trains leave Wheeling at 8: "A. NJ, 1851
P NJ and All p NJ. Tickets will be z ID
returning until October 9th. Remember,
this is the direct and popular route TO Gin
cinpati, and 70 avoid transfers and tedi-
Gus delays see that your tickets read via the
T., c. & ST. l.. Ry.
For tickets or further information apply
to agents, p, c. & st. L. depot, foot Elev-
enth street, Wheeling, or Union Ticket Of
flee, New Mcclure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

Dr.C. B. Robinson has found il necess ry,
owing TO increase Of practice, to establish
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated in 4 rational and scientific
manner. All animals placed ia his hands
will receive the best Of attention. and
treated according to the dictates Of science.
Hospital, No. Eleventh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
Mbrslins Resister
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index Go New AdgertIsements.


Wine Your Feet-G. Meudel & Co.
Our Teas-Geo. h. McMechen.
The Electric Light. C, Moffat Go.
Mass Meeting Tonight at Washington
Hall.
Csrrisge Manufacturers-JOhnP farr & Co.
DslmatiOn Insect POwder-R. II. List.
For Sale-Two Window Cases.
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
Bridge Corner Grocery-J. H. Diehl &
Co.
Gladiator Cook Stove-B. Fisher & Son.
Don't You Forget It-ndal Wave Sa-
loon.
Builders Hardware-W. A. Wilson.
Granite NarP-G. w. JOhnson'S Sons
BOYS and Youths Fine Shoes. T.
Stone.
Coed Cheer and Weleome-Monarch Bill
lard PsrlOrS
SatchelS-John II. Hail.
Now is the Time-B. +. Caldwell-lr Third
PAGE
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Dillingham;
Third PSgs.l
ETesisiss Planning Mill-Bsltz & Fading
--tI.ocal Page s
0yscr Psrisr-ThOs =. Heyman.
NewStOck--l lash s Jewelry Store
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A W.r,l a. SngFerer4.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Astbn,a. Bronchitis, LOSs OF Voice, or any
Affection of the Throat and Lungs are re
oussted to call at Logan & Co. 8 Drug store
snd get Zoe Trial Bottle OF Dr. hhS
New Discovery for Consumption, whlcn
= I'M convince them of its wonderful merits
ard show what a regular dollar bottle will
A Cail eariy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
Rucklen,a Arnica RaIye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Logan
q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

s.s"FIGUREs are not always facts" but
the incontrovertible facts concerning Kid.
Dey-Wort are better than most figures
For instance: 1T IL curing everybody"
writes a druggist; kidney. Wort is the
most popular medicine we sell" 1t should
be by right, for no other medicine has such
specific action on the liver, bowels and kid.
neys. Do not fail TO try It.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News or q Personal
character.

The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Character.
J. ". Pipes, of Washington, is in the city.
Mr.. Z. w. Paxton, Brooke county, is at
the Mcclure
Mr.. John Miller and his family OF Mar
shall county were visiting among friends
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Webb, who have
been visiting friends out near St. Glars.
vile. have returned home.
Major James Sweeney, who has been on
an extensive trip through the East, return.
ed home yesterday, in time for the election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30
fam Starch Cake

To the yolks Of four eggs, beaten, add two
cups white sugar, one cup butter, one cup
sweet milk, one cup corn starch, two and
a half cups flour, having in it one measure
Banner" Baking Powder; add last the
whites of -four eggs well beaten.
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JUST RECEIVED.

SO Mems Lace Shoes at $I.25
per pair.
60 Misses Grain Morocco But
ton School Shoes ut $I.0O.
SO Oh Ids Morocco Tic Button
Shoes, sizes Z tO 10, at use, at
j.. w. AMICk'S,
No. 1143 Main Street.
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Lssg Rsle .. BseyeIss.

BosroS, MAss, September 20.-Four
members Of the Massachusetts, bicycle club
yesterday made ride Of lis miles through
adjoining towns. which IL the longest ride
ever accomplished with the wheel In this
country,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
~. James Hotel, september 90, 1852.

] ID Mann, New Mar. ID McKammer, Pitts
tinsville Hopper, Powhatan
ii Mong, city JF Sweeney, city
w Davis, Warrington CL Beatty, BALTIC
p McMilien, Martins ED Amas, Cochransv'e
Ferry Jones. Littleton
w Comstock Sandy w 4 Policy, b 80
] Kirker, Fairview &c Glass, Wellsburg
Clark, Galveston w Chm, Phi a
+ y stuart, Charleston Il H Williams: Pitts
JSteuter, New Martin VI Cooper, Welsburg
syille Mrs Clara Brown, Sou
NJ Taylor. BALTIC thern Kansas
A Aldridge, BALTIC Mrs w T link, city
w + Martin, BALTIC JP Dukehart, Bolto
j Burnett, Cincinnati + w Weigand ,Elyria
II Beeler, Waynesb'g Dick Melville, Business
] G Bell, w Alexand'r Manager Haywood
] + Landener, BALTIC Original MastodOn
K W Vetters. Iowa Minstrel Company
c 7 Ohley, Clarksburg II Trombly, adyertis
w ii Gamble, Pa ing agent
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I,sd Prizes, amounting to..-.-.>..- -. =
Application for rates n e.ui -, s al q
made only 70 the omcs Oh tns~
Tcr further informsiios .nt:IssSry,. -
inr fuiI addresa, Bend 0fdery 49,
Registered Lstter or honey OhrSHiy.
WY New 1911
Or II. A, pAUPHIN, 0n ssvsa NV"
N.R-Ordess sddrssasd 70 NJ ga
receive promyt attsstson.
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81. JoHH, N. B., September 29.-Wallacl
Ross writes: ~ will row p. H. Conlsy, o
Halifax, either on ST John harbor or th,
Kennebeecas river, in four weeks. 10
81 coo 4 hide"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-30

WAsHiH0ros. September 19.-Mn. D.
Long was q the Navy Department this
had long interview with 6ecretazy Chm
der.
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STANDARDS.
ALLEGHENYS,

eLane out for obStructing batted ball.
Earned kuns-Alleghenys, j.
TwO-baSe Hits-Strief, sullivan.
Bases on Balls-Swartwood, Morgan, Sulli-
Left on Bases-Alleghenys, 6; Standards, I.
Passed Ba)ls-None.
Time-l hour and 20 minutes.
Umpire-Robert McNichol.
DIAMOND DUST.
Good game.
The Standards will play better game to-
day.
Joe Rhees cot in good hit, yesterday,
and is correspondingly happy.
Sullivan made brilliant catch OF hot
liner to second, and the result was neat
double play.
To-day's game will be the Alleghenys last
this season, as the players contract ex-
pires on October lst.
Barley and Moffat got home from Grand
Rapids, yesterday, where they had been
playing with the Browns.
Strict has a pretty knack of trapping a
hy 80 as to force player and get in double
play. He did this successfully, yesterday.
The holders of seats at table 2, at the
Stamm House, are anxious to play game
with any other hotel tables in the city.
The members are: Col. VIM. Exley, John
Smith, Sam Hersey, Col. S. Rice, Frank
Webster, Jake Umstead. VIM. Miller, DR..
Jones and DR.. Robertson.
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J. H. DrKHL & Co., J. 8. Weity, worthen
d Teman. George X. McMechen, r. J.
Smyth and II. +. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
Robert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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NothhisssSpurer or more re-
Ereshing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. &C
Twelfth Strept
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"WHENEyER you are sick and the doctor
tries this and then that, stop fooling and
take PERUsA."