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.'Then,n s,,d schnelle, "a vision { :me oyel
me; L wa, urged II she 1t him then and there
ana could not helpit.i Itt:,med e. II my
mother stood mp before me and raid - me
CouraSt! Do Ill Isiv her thea plain, ano
I Jaw her AGAIN after had shot nygelL, anc
she s,id: You did right You did right
Here the prisoner stopped, overcome BY
bis emotions. His t1pyue seemed to refuSe
u speak, and deadly pallor oyersptead hiI
face. Soon, however, he recovered and went
on yith,his story, rsying that when he went
to The drug store be had intended 10 shoot
himself only. He did not know whom Il
cali Father. az ons bad pljd be. Yes not BIZ
father, and the other had euIjed him, and
be thought he would DO better ont Of the
world. ttA 4 IA. .,...,. !.
Uponzhis cro,s{ examination schnelle
acknowledged that he had tried - procure q
better pistol from his brother, bntiailed.
He had promised his mother on her death
bed to kill the Doctor, but he went there only
received to kill himself II the Doctor did not
confess again that he wsl biz father, &c
shot the poci,F, not because Of bis promise,
but seslSsS as hSs sg Rane ~ hiS bosom
He had never asked ehuchsrdt to live bin I
house aud lot. He had prepared paper re,
citing that the Doctor was bis father, which
DO wanted the latter to!sign. Hs did mot 70.
member ma king the remark to his brother
Louis about shoating the old s-otAb-;
did not remember issyipg euything to
Dlckescheid at the time OF the murder about
finishing him, too, did not remember hin
brother asking what was the matter with
hlmS II he Wi drinking. n x
In answer 70 0 question BY Col. Ar1etl the
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The following resolutions were adopted al
the meeting OF St. Clairsyille Prtsoyteryr
held on Wednesday at Concord Church, nest
Centreyille, OF which Rev. ]. X. Mckallip, Of
Bellaire, wss Moderator, and Rev. n. Il.
.Beall, OF Bridgeport Clerk:
WHEREAS, The opportunity is given FOR
the fiat tims 10 the people of Ohio to vote,
90 tls prohibition OF the manufacture and
sale ofintoxicating drinks ss = beverage; and
this without respect to party; therefore
Pesolred, That We rejoice in the privilege
thus afforded US es cttizsns, and that es u
Presbyteiy we throw the weight OF our intu'
ence In Its favor, and urge our people 70 vot:
for the prohibition amendment and that
alone, ut the coming election.
Resolved That we regard this ss a crisis In
the conf ct with this gigantic evil, and that
all true men, without regard T. party, are
imperauyely. called 10 come to the heip OF
the Lord against the mighty. tst
Resolped, That this paper be read from our
pulpits on next Sabbath.
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BELLAIRH.
Aceldenttos FiFsmEG=Eleetion Places
German Celebration, Etc. ~

Accident toa ADMINISTRATION Places,
German Celebration, Etc. ~
Miss Ptuden got home yesterday from q
tip to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Nil John Robinson returned yes-
terday from q We i to Allegheny.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Wagner, yester.
day afternoon, W.T. held In the German
church, and We attended by lsrge number
Of people.
Henry Loring, Cleveland 4 Pitt1burgh
srepau, WIZ squeezed between two freight
cars 10 the yarosgeSteJday, the bumpers let.
ting them come together Just close enough 70
break one OF his ribs l09se from the breast
bons, =
The elections are To DO hold at the usual
places this time. In the First ward, at The
hose house; Second ward, Mrs. Shanley's
room; Third ward, at the Mayors office;
Fourth ward, at Heirs old meat shop, at the
northwest corner Of the Square; Fifth ward,
OF the hose house.
The manufacturing establishments have
been requested to cease work Monday
on account Of the German celebrs-
ton. Some OF them haYe agreed 10 do .
and probsbly all will. Many OF the men
have arranged Tor dlaplays Of their trades In
tho proce: sion and oil want 70 tee the AFFAIR.
The procession will start from City Hall and
20 north on Belmont TO ThirIy.Sixth then
back TO Noble and on up 70 Gravel Hi, then
up the front street and back and 20 down
Guernsey 70 Central avenue, then 10 the @.
q 2. depot down Union - the Belmont
House, back TO Belmont aud down 10 CITY
Hall, then down onion 10 Twenty. III street
and the place Of meeting,
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usesntInn ON iho Eonih side.

Yesterday Mr.. John Miller and bride (ae1
Miss Lena Rsnner) returned to this city from
Chicago, where they were quietly married
last Monday. The news Of their marriage
caused quite ripple Of surprise among their
many friends in this city, and their return
Miller was warmly congratulated BY all his
associates, and last evening G:deljghtful re-
ception took place at Renner's Hotel. This
was managed by the Miller 6lee Club, OF
which Mr.. Miller Is q member. ktamer's
orchestra was engaged and the young folks,
',pb ant forty couples, danced until after mid.
night. A very nice supper was also served.
Mr.. Muller is a popular tobacco merchant
on the South Side. and bis bride u tue eidest
daughter OF Mr. Rennsr, proprietor OF the
hotel in the Center Market Square bearing
els name. They are both adniired IN their
circle and commence lie tossthet with the
best wishes fom their friends
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RIVER sgws.
MIscelIaueouaN Notes Gathered Along the
I.cvee-relegraphic Reports.

lMIscelfnue Notes Gathered Along liz
I.evee-reiegraphie Reports.
The Elaine pared down with emptiss ant
The alarm went down light.
The Little Anna and the Diurnal are tn,
down river packet for this morning.
y The Conrier will probably be out on Satur
day. She has been nand. omely 6red up ant
repaired,
fesIerdsy's departures were; 9. v. Batch
elor, for Pittsburgh, 10A.M.; Little Boone, at
1890 4. n, for Petersburg, and FFant
Stein, for MaFiettl, at ll:s0A.M
The Iron Age, Of Gray's Iron Lice, which
has been lying at the foot OF Fortieth street
with IT. barSes during the low water se9.on
got away for Piu1buFgh last evening,
The channel marks on the leyee last even
ing incicat da depth Of 8 feet In river al
this point and the waterl were still risiul
slowly. Businefl was lively on the levee.
The DAuntless, Nellie speer aud Veteran
No. 3 finding enough water to float them and
their bsrges, passed up Tor Pt'lbureh yeS,er
day They have been laid lin toiS'vicin,
lily.
Charlie Anderson, q Wheeling boy, Is eS'
Ststant clerk TO Al. ] slayen, the Jolly clerk
on the Emma Graham. At present, Doth Of
these gentlemen are running on tue 4. P.
Rwalq.
The 0. ". Anderson WI, due up lest even.
ing and expected ~ 20 through 10 Pitts,
burgh. Can't Jack Harrison Is II command
and Alex. Voeghtly In the office. The An,
dOrson Is fine low water packet
s'The Jennie Campbell, Capt Ed. Horn.
brooks handsome towboat, came up yester.
day morning from Wegee where she has
been laid up during the low water season.
She too on uumOer OF storts and left LEI!
evening for oiuctnpat!.
uAIgo, October 4.-Rtyet feet O isches and
rising. Light rain this afternoon.
GREESsPoEo, PA, October 4,-Riyer JIG feet
6 inches and falling weather plpsF,
OFT CrY, October 4-Riyer . feet II inches
and falling weather cloudy and cool.
MoAGANrowN, October 4.-Riyer o feat and
falling weather clear; Thermometer So.
RlcE's LANDING, October 4-Rlyer IL feet
and falling; weather clear; Thermometer 90.
BsowSsylLtE, Pa, October t.-Rlyer II feet
II inches and falling weSthsr clear; Their
mometer 60s.
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CIsCIsSArI, octoecr 4-Flour steady and un.
changed Wheat easier at 81 ctXal 06 cash: 81 c6I<
November Corn weaker at 5i1labl1sc. Oats ebSiGi
at 500 cash: eolc November. Rye dulland easier NJ
at 67a57Ec. Fork stronger az sll 7bal2 10. Lard
iu fir dsr and at 762kI765. Bulk meats stronger;
shoulder tc clear RIB SIC bid. Bacon firm; should.
ems G14c clear rib 6J6ci clear 7<c Whisky active
and rm at 81 1S Dntter, creamery lower at 2Sa27c.
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ANEw eL.sswoRKs
To be Erected al doundsr,lIe-Ths site
Chosen.

The Mouudsyllle correspondent OF the In
fELLIaEScER sends the following:
Messrs. Pearson, and kitsen, Of Bridgeport
Ohio, were In town yesterday looking up {
location for q glatshouse. The gentlemen
who are prominent glsss manufacturers
make the following propositions: II the eitt
E,ns here will loan them 5, 600 for four = ear
at per cent interest, they will furnish thu
balance Of the capital necessary, and ct onct
begin the work OF putting up the buildings
Mayor Weaver, eI.MAyor Pnrdy and W. b
Humphries promptly interested themselyei
in the matter, and the proposition meeting
with such hearty approval among the cilt
gems thatthe gentlemen were able 70 SEQ In
short time and from the substantial encour
segment received, to confidently asser
yesterday evening, that the enter
prise was 4 fully assured success
The location selected for the works Is I'm
mtdiately adjoining the Kloman mill pro
perry and the ground puruhe sed by the Ohio
River Railroad Company for their depots
and fronts 10 feet on the o. r. R., running
west $40 feet to the river. II Is proposed e
donate the ground, or at lest o PORTION OIL
Mr.. HumphrieS started subscription fol
this purpose and succeeded In about twenty
minutes In raising about $3.50 OF thesum net
essary for this purpose. Three.titlhs oil tht
loan naJ Alfeany peen secured ~ Tue Ihlt
proposed, and no difficulty Is anticipated IN
obtaining the balance. It Is proposed to
erect works for the manufacture OF bottles
and fruit jars only. for the present That thu
works will be under way within the
next thirty days there IS little doubt
This enterprise, which IVES 90 anspiciously
inaugurated, and 1t might be said accom-
plished yesterday, has been canyassed, talked
about, planned and hoped for, the past ten Of
twelve years, Is sure 70 add more to the ma
terial advancement Of our town, by furnish
ing employment for large number OF mel
aud boys, and thus bringing to aud circult
ting money, than any or all OF the industries
now carried on here. To wide-awsks mer
chants and businees men generally, as vel
as TO property holders, the advantages to re
suit from the establishment OF the work
cannot bat be apparent, and that they vii
break away from the old foey penny wis
aud pound foolish system which has TO
ages pest kept the town from tiklng th,
place among the cities Of the Ohio Valley t
which her natural, ss well ss artificial I'D
vantases entities her, by contributing libes
lly towards securing the greatly desired oh
ject. just now 60 easily obtlined, no person
Is sksptical enough to doubt.
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CRY WATERS.
ar,sfNatsa on Cur. cot Eysnls Of Minor
( Interest.

iaftef NaIea ON Cur. ent Events Of Minor
5 Interest.
pMLo K1NBlELY has struck good vein Of
coal on HE Nj de ChanlAl farm.
THis afternoon at $50 o. closk the Women's
Union Benevolent Society will hold It's reg
tiIsr monthly meeting at MoSart Hall. Sew
erAl matters Of importance will come up be.
fore the society, and all the members are
earnestly requested TO be present by the ottii
cers.
The apanish.American Electric Telephone
Company WAS chartered yesterday. 1t pro-
poses TO establish and maintain telephone
lines In Spain and the Spanish colonies. The
principal office Is Mt Baltimore, and the CAPT
ial stock 10 $1,000 600, OF which $500 600 has
been subscribed and paid in.
MoaDAYnightth0 rope at the Central Glass
Works gas well broke near the top. The
rope and tools were recovered about ~
O'Clock Wednesday night and work was re.
Sumed aud continued until last evening,
when the roue broke near the Glars" and the
men are again fishing for the tools.
CLERk Hook yesterday admitted TO record
deed made October l, by Cecilia Wells y
CLARK Haues, 1t al, In consideration OF 81 ,OC0
for the interest Of the party OF the first part
In 900 acres Of land In Rlchland district. Also
deed made April y, 1915, BY Martin Connor
add wife 10 Michael CoRnor, In consideration
OF $500 for the north half Of lot 9 In tquare l
Of the Eighth ward.
LAST evening q man dressed like couu.
tryman and carrying small valtse, entered
Hughes grocery store, at the corner oil NC
CuIlooh and Fourteenth street, while the
proprlstor was out and told the boy that two
days before be had bsen In there and had .
IS bill changed, that Mr. Hugaes at that
ime had but IS In change 10 give him aud
that he wanted the So at this time. The boy
handed oynr the money. Mr.. Hughes IS out
50.
A STABLE belonging to Andrew Hamilton,
situated In the alley south Of Virginia street,
between Penn and Broadway, caught fire
about one o'clock yesterday, 1t Is supposed
ftom cigar stump. An alarm was sent in
aud the department was promptly on band,
but so iLa immabie was the building that 1t
was almost totally destroyed before, the
iIimes were extlnguished. The loss will be
$500 or 800, fully covered BY insurance IN
D0ddridges Agency.
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PERSON Al MEHrION.
ssws nnd Gossip ip Reference to Sa.ions

SCYs and Gossip IN Reference 10 SnfIohs
People.
Col. Bob McEldowney, OF Weizsi. is in
town. q
Mr.. John Fitton and sister, Miss Mollie,
have returned from their eastern trip.
Mr.. Tom Kennedy and sister, Miss May,
are home from visit to Charlestown friends
Mrs Roseman Gardner and daughter, Mary,
OF steuhenyille, are visiting friends In the
city. Ils
Miss Jessie WATSON, who hes been spending
number OF months In the west has return
ed home. .....s,. ..a N
Mr.. G. NJ. shinu, OF FaiInont, special ex'
aminer Of the Pension Bureau, was In the
CITY last evening, and left for Cameron on
the 1855 train this morning.
Col. Ed. sehon, OF Point Pleasant is In The
city, en- route 10 the monthly meeting Of the
B ard OF Directors Of the penitentiary, which
will be held at Sloundsville to-day.
Rsy. samuel Steele, OF Huntington, wss
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Steele YVES for
merly wheeling psstor and hrs numerous
friends here. He will be here during the
Conference.
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OOtz.s. z. 4 8, q. IrSts..-llS
lS5i o. P. bonds, tirSts...-lJSls
20 U. P. Land Granty...lc51i
20 U. P. sinking fund. .1l6
l2k Tex. Pac. land gr'ta. sex
w do Rio Grand diy.~ TesS
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OIL CRY, Pa, October 4-Pe,roleum opened at
81 l9lss; highest slllM lowest 81 l25s; closed at
se gs Gs SsSSnSss sssf
Ire Line, GO 2sS barrels Tidewater SOl2 barrels:
daily average for the moth, 2265 baifels. Char
tes 81, SS3 barely daily ave.aJe for the month
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ca. n. Beau Bake.

Tomorrow evening, Holiday Post G. A.
r, will give bean blke-a regular old fash.
ioatd army supper, to consist OF baked beans
aud pork, black coffee and hard tlck. All
the membsrs OF the Poss and those Of neigh.
boring Posts, in fact all old soldiers, are vel,
come 10 come and attend and enjoy them
selves. The exercises will commence about
1850 0'clock. There will be recitations, two
or three short speeches and plenty OF music
army songs in all can join and sing which
with spirit that shall move the wofi y
1896. Afterwards Supper will be served,
aud with supper there will be more songs
and reminisce css. The entertainment will
he free 10 all old soldiers.
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western Ss2shs IS. Wheat, spot lots kAIlc and
options 3Sa9sc lower; reeeipls, llSo0o bushels ex
ports 10 bushels; uuefaded req StcsSl 4; 20
ai9at; ungsdsd white 81 Otal 49, No. . red .oCto
Der. sales i9l0o bushels q 81 llHal l2H clo4lni
at 81 llS: November Iales "a 0oo 6uShesG 8 lS
bushels al 81 lS&al l633 closing al 81 lS January
sIles SOL 900 bushels a. 81 lsSl 1871, closing q
81 IsK. Corn, spot lots unfellled and lA2Hc and
options ISwe; SSlpSS S bushels sG ss e
571<c; No. 9 6Oc 10 eyator: eoa6o,S? AnoAl; No,
wniie 6oc; No. October $50 kc closing At
November 69ifaSgJfc, closing at 69ke; Decem6el
Hs1Ea59c, closing at bS<c; January 6ftSa6gc, clos
Ing AZ S7jIc. Oats tirai; receipts 676,661 bushels
western mixed alA8Sc: white western S7Ai2c: old
No. 2 Chicago S6ISc. Cofitc aTm. Sugar firm
MolasSes quiet ttm: New 0,leans Soaa5s. IA
low steady. Roain arm q 81 621sa1 S7H. Pork dul
and nominal: new me5S Sll IS, Beslquiet and hrm
Cut meats nominal; long clear middle &c. LaIt
strong: prime steam Si01S.2sc; October S.I6as.2Se
November 1.97aSCCs;; December 7.9a7.cc. Chess
quiet and firm.
CHIcA6o, October 4.-Flour steady and unchRng
cd West, reSIlar quiet and lower at 9S1S&9Skl
October; Die November; 9aa99hc December o. oJa
l OK January; 81 g7Hu OK May: No. 2 chicsg!
| inrn quiet and wclker at 47hc caSh aud October
11Sai7i<c NoyCmbnl; 461{ December: DC year; AZ
aisItCMGy oats dull ard a shade lower at IA
December; 31Aag57ss year: az Nay. Rye nom
Fiaxseed firm az 81 50. Pork IN isir demand, but
,o's,. 4 IS ~ Hovsn,h. s S,S SSohs,
n S6,iI, "a SeSr sir, ooSSiS 81 J.nnSry land I,
iii demand. but al lower raicJ. al So cSsh an.
October; i. S9Xa7.es, November and December; 7,E
a762lsc wear; TGOE7. lSc January: 7.70i772Xs Feb
Csc; shot ilo &c: stors clear EJTc. Butter ant
eggs auit and unchanged. Whisky steady and m
chAnsed. tall-WheAt active aud firm; advances
20 Tor October Corn 10 good demsnd and easier
declined 40 for December aud ~ for year Qat
s aayGnSd iSF Y2Tet ena a.
,eScs. sdvsScsd 5Gn Ist Navsm ny IA IN fSi
demand Ha isc Ss t ofoctoS s'' A"N "a
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Wednesday evening q number Of the
friends OF Mrs. WIN. Goering, OF North Main
street, pleasantly surprised that lady and her
husband. The OCCASION was Mrs. Goetlpg' 9
birthday. She and her husband were invited
out TO neighbours for tea. On their return
they found their handsome residence, at No.
FOL Main street. brilliantly lighted up and In
Ne pos!esion oftrIends, They;had brought
musicians with them aud alter congratula.
tlons had been offered dancing Was indulgt d
in for several hourB. Everyone had a de-
lightiul time. Mr.. Goering 10 connected with
ihe CantrAl GlaSs Works office.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fne calf
hnnd.sewed shoes In, all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have bean
Keeping heretotone, making complete assoft.
mef,t OF fine and medium RoodR
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A RIG sCHgMg.
wheeling TO he supplied with Natural
Gas from Brooke County.

Gas from BF0Oke county.
Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday Is
sued certificate OF incorporation u the Al
ton Natural Gas Company, formed for the
purpose OF sinkiug natural s's WELLS ip
Brooke county, laying gas pipes in Brooke
and adjoining COUNTIES, and supplying gas
to other perlons In shd counties lor iisht Mt
heating aud manufacturing purpcss. The
principal office OF the CORPORATION Is to be In
Wheeling, and $500 hrs peen subscribed II
the clpitSi stock, while the privilege is re
aimed OF increasing II to SlC0 0co. The
shares ere SlCo each, and the following prom
inent gentlemen Of Wheeling hold one share
each: John Frew, ]. v. l.. RODGERS, Benje'
min Fisher, Walter X. Davsl md Alexan'
The prims,s object OF the t>mpany is to
conduct gas from Point below Vel sburs
IN this civ, ~ tr
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BASE BALL.
PROVIDENCE vs.. TOLEDOs..

The DasIling Providence and Cham
piOn 1olpdos will play two match games
Of Base Ball NJ the New Pair Grounds,
next Saturday and Monday afternoon.
These will be the only professional games
ever played In Wheeling, and promise TO
he the grandest aud most exciting ever
witnessed. Admission so cents; Ladies
20 cents, including seat In grand stand.
F, Z. SMITH.
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A man giving his name as Peter Mcguire,
arrived In the city yesterday, and boastod
that be had deserted from the 10th U. s. In
iantrs, stationed at San Antonio, Texas.
JED. Davis, the colored detective, got hold oil
him, and proposed 10 hold him until he
could telegraph t, the Secretary OF War and
and Il the man was wanted. The cruel tele-
graph company refused 70 send Jeff's dis
patch. While he was acting % COMMITTEES
OF one on ways and means, an attaehe OF the
Maenire OH to Coiumbus-so JEFF says. At
any rate, Msguire left with military look
tho atra nuRr H.FE r. b.. .
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JAc,B sSYpER, Fac has presented the City
FirO Department with seven Of his "Mam-
moth Lifting Jacks, such as he Is making
and which he calls tue Ajax" Chief Dun.
ming is highly pleased with the gift, aud says
with any one OF the jacks he can lift any en-.
CINE, reel or wagon IN the department and
hold Il up as long as he wants to. Heretofore
II has been necessary 70 use . heavy screw.
jsck 70 ralte an engine when wheel was to
Do removed, for the purpose Of luhricating
the axle or ios any other purpose.
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THE DAILY MARKETS..
rbe stock Quotations 90 Up aud Down.
ProyiAfons In Ie.ter Demand,

The stock market opened Yesterday somewhat
lower. An improvement taLilg plice Later wBs
lc4t and The bcais ool coDtrl OF the market. fle
brelk In Willard shores CluSct week.-mrs., rod All
sharcI tympAth.Etd with the decline. Late The
downward tendency WAS CHECKED, and In the finul
ment X OF place u - ma. .d..
Flour leniaius he same without noticeable iea,
tureS. Wheat Is quiet aud lower. Provisions arc
In fair demand q sllghllI ADVANCED tLtts.
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WE have an elegant line Of all kinds Of
Underwear In plain and fancy colorS, at
prices which cannot fail 10 plesSe our Gust y
mers. Our line OF Fall Neokwear Is uusur.
passed. Just received another invoice OF
Dude Bows for standing and turn down coll
lara D. GUspLISd q Co,
Leading Fur nisher, SO Twelfth street.
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On Friday, October 9Th, the Baltimore
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati
and return for IS Tickets good going OF
regular trains on the above date and goot
ralurning until October 9th, inolnaiYe.
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The Baltimore Nt,rs, say 1t is preposterous
to speak of substantial success without In.
trinsic, uaaues.iontd merit St. Jacobs Oil,
the great pain.cure, Is q most pronounced
example. It's immense sale Is due to its
merit.
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the noted third. baseman, will illustrate some
OF his renowned agile feats at the grand
games Saturday and Monday next He Is
par excellence, and has superseded all his
competitors In the way Of home runs.
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OUR liue Of light and medium weight
Overcoats for Men and Boys Is very com.
plete, comprising alt styles and qualities,
ut very moderate prices.
d. 6UNDJING & CO.,
Star Clothiers, So Twelfth Street.
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At Miss E. Redy's, No. 1119 Msin street, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 4th,
9th and 9th.