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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-21

II
Interesting Kstes of the Local and Gen
| eral Stage.
Etelka is now thirty-seven years old.
Mrs Nellie Palmer will return home FROM
Philadelphia about August 10.
F. W. Banner has supplied both the JEFF
ferson and Lincoln Clubs with drums.
Walter Emerson is blowing his tunefnl
cornet at the Maennerchor Garden, IN Phil
adelphia.
The composer of Faust was .Gfty-six
years old on the anniversary OF the Battle
OF Bunker Hill.
Mrs NJ Z. Whitaker is at Long Branch.
She is studying oratoTia music under Court
ney, the favo.ite tenor and teseheF
Reserved seats for Frank Hennig's per
Torrance of Richard will begin Monday
at s o'clock at Banners music-s store.
Mrs. Kate Rammelsburg CKate Monte)
now in Paris, has been quite i'll for some
time. She issomewhat better now.
The comic opera on: which Robert Plan
quette is at work will be called "0n Guard
an English version by Farnie Of his "Vol
tiguers." .. I'D.
May Woolcott has been engaged for the
coming season by Joe Jefferson. Miss
Woolcott is the youngest Leading lady on
the stage, she being but seventeen years OF
age.
Miss Genevieve Ward has produced in
Australia new play BY Sydney Grundy,
entitled 1.-THE Queens Favorite," and the
cable declares she has won great sue
cess.
Prof H. Schockey Anton Reyman. rheo.
Schroeder and several other friends have
taken violin, flute, EITHER, and other masical
instruments and gone on a fishing excur,
sion up Wheeling creek
Kiss Ne As | Fall Asleep" is the title
of the latest soug. If this is any seaside
hammock snap the young man had better
not doit. Let her fall asleep without it.
New Orleans Picayune.
1t is said of Modeska that she loves to
sit in a window and paint clouds. The
ing on cloud and painting windows.
Besides, it would be higher art,
Marie Van Zandt has made an engage,
ment with the management of the Opera
Comique in Paris for October and Noyem,
Der and will aflerward sin in the Imperial
Opera House at St. Petersburg
Mr.. Carl Rosa and his newly welded wife
are holiday seeking in Lucerne, He has
| purchased the English right of NJ. Masscn
cts new opera, "Manon,' founded on that
naughty romance "Manon Lescaut'
The great tragedian is one Of the few
treat artists whose success is equal to his
deserving. Therefore he pays a genuine
.omp!iment to our country when he says he
can make more money in America in one
season than six in Europe"
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From the Turf Field and Farm,

From the editorial department of this
prominent horse paper We clip the following
IN regard to a veterinary remedy that has
been advertised with us lately:
A MERlToRIoUs ARTICLE.-We rerpect.
fully ask attention to the advertisement Of
Gombaults Caustic Balsam, on our last
page this week. This very valuable RENE
dy has stood the test of the most critical
rails by our learned veterinary surgeons
Ill over this country, IS well as by thous
ands Of our best hOrsemen and by its genu-
inc merits has won favor In every case. l.
certainly has produced many wonderful
aud actual cures in all kinds Of bony
tumors, such as ringbone, spayins, curb,
splints, etc and for removing all callouses
or punches it is infanible, This prepara-
ton has been a standard remedy in France
for over twenty years, where it has super
seeded the actual cautery, and We are conf
dent, that, an fast as its value becomes
known in this country it will take the
place Of all firing and bEstering, as it excels
either in actual effect. without any danger
of leaving a blemish; and for all cases
where iniment or counterirritant Is
needed, either in severe or mild form, the
Caustic Balsam can be manipulated with
most satisfactory results. G
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the COMING CONVENTION
win Surpass Any the Stats Has
Ever Knewn f
10 Size, intelligence. Interest and Importance
1.-The Advance uard---Interesting
Points on Political Subjects.

The Democratic State Convention, which
has been heretofore looked upon as great
event, but in the future, is now upon Us.
The advance guard Of the delegations got
here last night, and by to-day the hotels
will begin to gil up. Nearly everyone has
reserved its entire capacity, under instruc-
tons by mail or telegraph, but an effort
will be made to see that no delegate or
visitor will be left unprovided for. From
present Indications, the crowd vii be even
larger than has been anticipated and Wheel
ing will resemble Chicago, on q small scale
for the rest OF this week. The estimated num-
Der of accredited delegates is about two
thousand, but double that number of visit
OTIS will accompany them. The building on
the Fair Ground will, when completed, be
ample for the delegations, and visitors must
take their chances on seeing and hearing.
The various local committees will do their
utmost to see that delegations are received
and comfortably bestowed.
The steamer Chancellor left Charleston
yesterday morning loaded down with dele
gates She will stop at Parkersburg for to-
days Congressional Convention and will
then come on to Wheeling, arriving here
tomorrow morning, The river, already so
low, is still receding and there is some
doubt whether the Chancellor can get up.
ifnot, the delegates can come by rail, but
as they had made arrangements to sleep on
the boat, some little inconvenience may re-
suit
Messrs. Henry S. Walker and Ed Sehon,
the former of Charleston and the latter Of
Point Pleasant, got here yesterday.
Gov Jackson. who is delegate from
Wood, arrived last evening from Parkers
burg He says Gibson win be nominated
BY reclamation at the convention to-day.
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Amendment to the Constitution.

Joint RESOLUTION NO. NINE, PRoPOS
- Ing an amendment 20 the Constitution Of thb
state,
ne: :,.,c1 by The legislature II West Virsnia ..-y
third: 0. all the meaIteH elected 30 each houx
ag.eeing thereto,
That The following amendment 10 Article four
he Constitution III the State lie aud the anne
hereby proposed, to-wit
That section seven Of Article four, az Il now Is,
stricken out, and the following be inserted IN iicp
thaeOi:
~. The general elections Of State and county Of
hccrS, and Of members Of the Legislature. shall b
beid on the Tuesday next after the first Monday 4.
SOyember until otherwise provided 10y Law. TIL,
terms Of such officers not elected appointed 10 OIL
arscsncy shall, upiesa herein oiherwi.s provided, Le
gin on the s day Of January and o. the nleuers o.
the legislature on the first day Of December nc<t
succeeding their election Elections 20 III vacancies
shall he tor the uneIpired term. When vacancies
occur prior 70 any general election they shall b
Oiled by apponimsntS In such manner n may 10
prescribed herein, by general Law which appoint
menis shsn expire at such time after The next gen
eral elections - the Person 70 elected 70 Gil suchri
esncy shall be qualified"
Adopted By the Legislature February q, 1883.
jyl-i3tozv.
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MARTINS FERRY.
CoIOred Camp Meeting-Personal Gossip
and Sunday News.

Colored Camp Meeting -Personal Gossip
and Sunday News.
Camp meeting under the auspices of the
Colored NJ. Z. Church, Rev. Hollinger, pas
tor, opened at Walnut Grove yesterday.
The attendance in the morning was small
but, the balance of the day large, especially
in the afternoon. Rev. White preached in
the morning and evening, and Rev. Asbury
in the afternoon. The Twilight Glee Club,
assisted BY Prof J, B. Wallace, rendered
good music. Refreshments of all kinds are
sold on the ground and the grove is an ex-
cellent ylace to spend day. There will be
good preaching and music during the week
Usual services were held in all the churches
Yesterday. Rev. Z. F. Walker, of Glen
field, occupied the pulpit in the Presbyter-
ian. Not one single arrest was made yes
terday nor Saturday, and news items were
exceedingly scarce, Mr.. Moses Mccain,
who was quite sick, is tettsr
Dr., Walker and family will leave thi:
week for Bellefontaine, o., to visit relatives.
Give us some rs;a. The farmers say every
thing is burning up. Bridgeport turned
Cnt well at camp meeting, also Bsilaire.
Bills collected, loans negotiated and
property brought and sold BY John
b. Crooks 4 member of the o. l. c. u,
fishing club camped on Saltwater says they
are catching lots Of fish, turtle and squirrels
and are having grand time. A number
of our people will take in Richard LII. at
Wheeling, in which Mr.. VIM. Wimms will
take prominent part Did you ever see 50
much dust2 The Cleveland and Hen
bricks Club win meet at Medilfs Hall to-
morrow Tuesday, evening to perfect the
organisation and transact other business.
The Young Republicans viii meet at CITY
the same evening TO organize Marching
Club. To-day Miss Efie Gilbert viii leave
for New Castle, Pa. to visit friends. Jack
Moore and Ross Bair sre back from two
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Their Mode Of Operation, Expense and
Natural Lite.

Their Mode Of Operation, Expense and
Natural Life.
Gas wells are 81 inches inside diameter,
and average 1900 feet in depth. 1t costs
$4,000 to 5000 to drill and case well.
The pressure at the mouth Of the well
varies from 20 pounds to l,23S pounds to
the square inch, and with this range fur
uishes sufficient carbon to take the place
Of 50 tons to 100 of coal daily. The
duration of wells is not yet known. Wells
ing with undiminished pressure, and those
which are apparently exhausted renew
their full flow after being cleaned out.
The combustion OF natural gas is perfect.
Il burns with pure rose color, aud makes
a tremendous heat. 1t is exceedingly pen
Grating, and this, combined with its odor-
less nature, renders it a dangerous agent.
u is proposed to odorize it by passing it
over tank containing the refuse from coal
tar or ammonia. II is so subtle that it will
lass through paper or gold silver leaf. 1t
IS destructive to animal life when inhaled
for short time. The most generally &C
cepted theory as to the origin OF the gas Is
that the water from the earth surface, pen
Grating to the inner fires, is decOmpOsed
INTO hydrogen and this, gathering into large
bodies. is freed by the drill and PUSHES to
he surface According to this theory the
supply can never be exhausted so long as
The process Of nature continues as at
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-21

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belt and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days, to men young or old) sf-
ficted with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood, and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis,
and many other diseases. Complete restor-
alton to health, vigor and manhood guaran-
teed. No risk is incurred as thirty days
trial Is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free.
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small Masters of Meas Picked Up Here
and Thare

small Matters of Meas Picked Up Here
and There.
b TrSrkRnAS vas an ideal summer day,
TBlS win be . great week In Wheeling.
To add to the misery, Council viii NEE,
on Tuesday.
A NEW Shakespeare club is TO be organ.
lied to-day
1'HE Riverside nail factory viii resume
work TODAY.
TnE July terp Of the Municipal Court
eoGyeues today 7
Ar late hour last night ten cases were
reported at police headquarters.
THE pilot Of the Benwood ferry boat runs
skiff ferry every evening from Bellaire to
BcnwOod.
THE GermaDia Singing Society will hold
heir annual picnic at Seiberts Garden on
the 9th oil next month.
Tux police raided the house Of i'll repute
kept by Gertie Mason at 1910 Jacob street,
and arrested three women and two men.
THE Committee on Health will meet to-
night This will be very interesting meet
ing, and all the members should attend.
TINS afternoon Caroline Hamilton, col
ored. Will be buried at Greenwood cemetery.
She has lived with the Hepburn family for
The last forty years. Her age is placed at
10 years.
LAST evening one Of the conductors Of
the Elm Grove Motor line, Vim. Michael,
had his head badly bruised against tele-
graph pole while passing along the side OF
the cor while in motion,
DAME RUNOR whispers that another of our
Young men will join the Benedicts aud as
usual secures his bride away from the city.
The gentleman referred to lives on the
South Side and the lady at Moundsville.
The cases of the State vs. Annie Miller
and Margaret Sheppard, on charge of dis
turbing the peace, were tried before Squire
Henry last week and the defendants fined
81 and costs each and also required to give
$50 bond for their good behavior for six
months.
The following ladies and gentlemen came
aiI the way from the vigorous State Of West
Virginia to attend the great educational
meeting in the Northwest: Hon. B. l..
Butcher State Superintendent, Professors
2. II Crago, J. G. Cuttings, d. W. Shields,
Geo. s. Iaidley, Walter Mitchell, all lead
ing public school principals and superintend
ents and Misses Olive McClsSky, Cora
Myers, Lizzie Swift, Mary Morrison, Fannie
Carter and Mamie Dunn.-Madison Demo
erat
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Never Give I'm.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, dsordered, blood, weak constitution,
headache, orany disease Of bilious nature,
by all means procure bottle of Electric
Bitsers. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that viii follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery viii
cease, and henceforth you viii rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents per bottle. by Logan & Co.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr.. William Thomas, Of Newton, Ia,
SAYS "My wife had been seriously affected
with cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief ant
being urged to try DR., Kings New Discov
cry, did so, with most gratifying results
The first bottle hsS absolutely cured her
She las not hSS y good health for thirt.
years
Trial bottle lOc at Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store. Large size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-21

Mr. ". II. Gilbert, of ALBANY, Ga, md
date Of May s, 1884, SAYS: Mr.. BROOKS
near here has an eating cancer on his face
which had nearly killed him-every one
thought he would be dead in short time
as nothing seemed to stop the ravages Of
the cancer lie commenced taking Swift's
Specific two months ago and it has had a
wonderful effect on him. He was Yesterday
50 far recovered as to be out at his work,
and seems in fair way to get entirely well.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co, Drawer 2, Allan
ia, Ga, l59 W. Twenty-third street, New
York, and 1905 Chestnut street Phila.
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IlEEll.

GALLAGHER--On Sunday, July 20, 1881, at 3
o'clock u. NJ, JANE. W, son OF John and Celia
Gallagher, aged months and 70 days.
Funeral from residence Of parents. on Jacob
street, between T~eBty-third and Twenty fourth
streets this alsrnooa at o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend Intermeut nj MI
Calvary cemetery.
HGSE-On Sunday, july 90. 1884, at 80 O'Clock
p. NJ, PHRBs, wife Of Henss Hose, aged q yesSs
anu month,
Funeral from her late residence, west Of Bridge
port, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intermest At
Greenwood cemetery.
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weeks visit to the country. The dance at
McSwords orchard on Saturday night
drew well and was very enjoyable affair.
Miss Ora Savage, Of East Liverpool is the
guest of old friends here. The pumps on
Hickory street, corner Second and Third
streets, are out of order and should be re-
paired. To-day large number of the sport
ing fraternity viii take IN the He'll Msaton
race and expect the kid win come cat
yictorious .....-r -a'.
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Yesterdays Rush to the Suburban Sunday
Resorts.

Yesterdays Rush to the Suburban sunday
Resorts.
The concert given by the Opera House
orchestra at Wheeling park yesterday at,
ternoon attracted crowd far larger than
any preceding Sabbath for many week
past The cool bracing temperature had
probably something to do with the attend
ance supplemented as it was by the superb
music Of the orchestra. The immensely Of
the crowd was not noticeable on first en-
trance into the gate, as they we're
scattered around the grouIaIs engaged
in patrOnizing the numerous swings, etc.
with which the grQInds abound. The pro-
gram is as follows: Part March. ''fo
the Parade, Heckling; Overture, "Itsliaui
in Algeri," Rossini; Fantasia, "A Maiden $
Dream" Caal; Waltz, LA Source"
Waldteufel. Part 2.-Oyerture, Summer
Nights Dream" f. Y. Suppe; ldylle, On
Watch" Dierig; Potpourri, "Colored
I.eavs," Neibig; Mazurka Caprice, blue
Yiolets," Eilenberg. One hour in
PERMISSION. Part Sd. - March,
" Greeting to Home - Titschin;
overture, "Pique Dame" Snppe; GavOtte,
La Confidence" Fet:as; concert polka,
Loves Wealth Fahrbach. Part "
Overture, Jolly Fellows" Suppe; waltz,
Court Ball, l4auner; selection, Short
and Sweet Schreiner.
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BOY DROWNED.
Bernard Gerouse Loses His Life in the
Ohio River,

Bernard Gerouse Loses His Life in the
Ohio River,
About six o'clock, on Saturday evening,
Bernard Gerouse, small boy of eight years,
was drownedEn the Ohio river, near the
Top mill. With some companions he had
climbed to the top of a model barge lying
near and was engaged in fishing. In the
excitement of the sport, he lost his balance
and fell into the water and before aid could
reach him. he was drowned. His parents live
in Green's row, just south of the mill and
when the news vas carried to them, they
were almost distracted with grief A party
was organized and all evening the body was
searched for, but without success. Early
this morning, the efforts recommended and
in short time the corpse was found nearly
in the spot at which it was last seen. The
funeral viii take place to-day.
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Inst Receiving

Another lot of carriages Jump seats, two
and three spring phaetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down from buggies; all full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for les
money than ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at J. W. Ferrers, corne,
Main and Twenty-nrst streets.
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Price Baking
jpiNasdTqE
CABIN AND DECK.

Some Of the Minor News Nstss Corraiied
Yesterday.
The river was about Stationary at dark
last night, with feet 3 inches Of water in
the channel
The Bachelor, which has been running
in the Parkersburg trade, was compelled to
lay up at this port Saturday on account Of
low water.
The Princess will leave the wharf at 4
o'clock this afternoon for Bellaire and will
return to this city on the completion of the
Manton-Heil race.
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during the dull season, when goods are sold
at and below cost to reduce stock. Good
striped carpet at lSc Good ingrain at 25c:
Good Brussels at 75c. Good floor oil
cloth at 25c. Window blinds, ready to
hang, at Toe. 80 900 bolts wall papers !
and Zoe bolt borders TO match. Call
soon If YOU wish to save money. No. 20lg
and 202l Main street. John Roemer, hgt.
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Ladies should remember, beautiful
complexion results from using Aeker's
Blood Elixir. Sold By Edmund Booking
nd c. Menkemeller, druggists, Wheeling,
Va, and F. P. thinner, Bridgeport o.,
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Advice 10 Mothsrz.

Mrs.. winsiOw's Soothing Syrup, for CHI
dren teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses ndphysicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by nil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething Its value is IN
cslculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and darrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health 10 the child it rests the mother.
rice Csc q bottle. Az
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Cured When phy,icians Give %.

"0ur family physician gave up our child
10 die" wrote Henry Knee, Esq, of YerilIa
Warren. county. Tenn. 1T had fits
Samaritan Nerrine has cured the child.
Al IN
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SCARS for Richard III next Friday and
Saturday viii be placed on sale Monday
morning at Banners. Those wishing
good seats had better 90 early, as many
tickets have been sold and houses promise
10 be the largest Of the season.
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ua..,. al -eIIIo The stomaeh Ia ont O

81 don't feel welll' The stomach Is out OF
order; neglected, this means chronic dys
pepsia. You should take Ackers Dyspep-
sia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold by Edmund Booking and c. Menke.
meller. druggists. Wheeling. W: Va, and
and 2. P. EmnG> bridgeport o. IT,
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Selbert's Garden attracted the vast ma
,ority owning or driving livery rigs who in
dulged in a spin along the road yesterday
afternoon. This resort as the only first
class road house out the pike is fast grow
ing in popularity, and has in fact become
one of the attractions of an afternoon drive,
rs good order is always strictly observed.
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jos lot of $5, 900 worth of Mems Clothing
sought at so cents on the dollar and viii be
sold the same way. Cal and see for your
self. By ]. W, PssRzLI.
Cor. Main TWeaty-Grst SIS.
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DbeeIins Re9ister
MONDAY, JULY FL. 1854.
LOCAL intelligence.
Index to New Advertisements,

Campaign Uniforms-M. Blumenthal
Bellaire Boat Race-Steamer Princess.
Buggies, Phaetous and Damaged Goods
j. ". Ferrel
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NATURAL GAS WELLS.

BALLArp Vale Flannel, plain and EN-
broidered GEO. K. TAYLOR.
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PATENT Eighmic shirts Geo. r. Taylor,
sole agent for the sale Of them in this city.
They are the best
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Nowistbe Time 70 BUY.

For slightly damaged carpets at two
thirds OF their first cost, go to j. W. Ferret
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Information from Bellaire last evening
shows that Hell is very confident of win
ming that race today He says: 81 will
come in so far ahead there will be no chance
for Wheeling to wrangle about who is the
yicter"
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Manufacturers should see the
SWatehnian DeteetOro Clock. Sold
BY JACOB W. GRUBB.
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MORNING GLORY Baking Powder; house.
keepers delight Sold by all leading gro
GERS. G. S. FEEsY. Proprietor.
HI0 Main street
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Stars for Richard Ill" at Banners
. fbis R0rning,
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1. s. GOOD & 90. sell the cheapest. Dry Goods

SEATS for Richard Ill. at Banner S,
this morning.
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The Meyers base ball club beat the South
Side club by a score of II to 9, In Satur-
DAYS issue of the REGISTER it was stated
hat the South Side won, which is a mistake
rs the party giving the information was
not reliably informed.
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Skin Cancer.

SEATS for Richard ILL.," at Banners
this morning.
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MUsIC AND DRAMA.

FoR spring wagons buggies and car
riages, all warranted, GO to j. W. Ferret