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TIE d, +. O, ELYs,
The 0rdor Rowing with tbo soason-A
Benefit Probable.

The Order Rowling With tbo Seasonal
Benefit Probable.
Last evening, Wheeling Lodge B. P. o.
Elks resumed its regular meetings, hav-
ing discontinued them during the summer
months. The Lodge was instituted lit
tie over a year ago, and started of very
auspiciously. It membership embraced q
number Of the leading young men Of the
city, and their enthusiasm was unbound
cd. Having discontinued their meetings
during the hot weather months, 1t was
supposed by many that this enthusiasm
had died out and that the Lodge
was thing OF tho past, but last nights
meeting was more than enough 10 dispel
any such idea, There was very full at.
tendance and FIVE new members were
given their first and second degrees and
made full iledged members. There are q
number OF young gentlemen prominent in
social and professional circles who have
signiied their intention Of joining early
this season.
A committee was appointed consisting
ofMessrs. Larkin, Caddle and Harrison 10
correspond with that sterling young actor
Harry Lacy, who, with his excellent com.
pany, will play attbe Opera House during
next week, and aBcertain u he would az.
range to give the Lodge q benefit night
and play "The.. Planters Wife, In case
this Is arranged, the Lodge Will
after the performance give social Bes.
sion. Il viii be remembered that last
season the Lodge handsomely entertained
Mr.. Lacy and his company while mere.
In case tho benefit Is arranged the
will endeayor 10 make the night
4 very fashionable one with theatre
Rnara.
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ohinnt 20 rnrir ouarters.

Some opposition has been developed
among the members Of tho city Water
Board to occupying the Offices assigned
this Board In the new City Building. The
Board was given the two rooms on the
west side Of the corridor on the first floor,
Just south OF the west entrance, which
were occupied by the State Auditor as his
private Offices. These rooms are small,
but it was thought they would be amply
large for the Boards use. The Board,
however, thinks not, and points to the
very liberal allotment Of room 10 the po-
lice department, expressing desire to oc-
cupy the large room formerly used as the
State Treasurer's office. This has been
set apart as the Municipal court room,
and the two rooms formerly occupied by
the State Superintendent Of Schools rs the
offices nj the clerk OF this court and the
Citr s ,rseant respectively. The Board
c.s ms that on discount days." which 0c-
cur tRce a year, the iush 10 pay water
rents could not b. accommodated in the
quarters assigned them.
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strangers ia tho CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. S. II. Ackison, Of Wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
J.E. Newton, Esq., Of Buckhannon, was
in tie city yesterday.
President Pendleton, Of Bethany Col
lege, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Pyles and wife, Of steuben-
vile, were at the McLurehouse yesterday.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of Parkers.
burg, is in attendance upon the United
States District Court.
Mrs. William Graham, nee Miss Laura
freeman, Of Pittsburgh, is visiting Miss
Annie Ball, on North Main street.
W. H. Grout, Esq, Of Cleveland, general
freight agent OF the G., L. & W. road, was
registered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Judge James Morrow, Jr., Of Fairmont,
arrived in the city yesterday to attend to
some cases before the United States Court.
Mrs. Virginia II. Wheat has returned
from an extended visit 10 friends in Corn
ing, Iowa, and Is the guest OF BIZ. George X.
Wheat.
Mrs. j. NJ. Yogle and daughters, Misses
Minnie and Emma, returned on Monday
from a five weeks visit TO friends at CALI
polls, Ohio.
Miss Jessie Marsh, OF the Island, has re-
turned from Mountain Lake Park, where
she has been the guest OF the family Of
Rev. Z. Jones.
1t... r,,,.T w ..J HTo,I c.IJuall
who have been visiting friends at Corning,
Iowa, have returned, and are guests OF
Mr.. George K. Wheat.
Miss Jessie Oliver and Miss Mary
Wright have returned from Pittsburgh,
where they have been attending the mil
linery openings for the pastiew days
Miss Annie Loefiier and Miss Katie
Molter, two East End society ladies, left
for st. Clairsyille yesterday to visit the
fair and spend q few days with friends.
Messrs. George Stamm and Frank HoA.
mann returned yesterday from Buckhan-
non, where they have been rusticating
with mine host Barlow for the past ten
days, having good time fishing and hunt
ing.
Mrs. George X. Wheat and son, A. Allen
Wheat, who have been in Europe for some
months past, will sail from Liverpool on the
steamer Etruria on September I2, and will
arrive in New York on the following Sat
urday.
Capt. G. W. voorhig, Of Detroit, man.
ager Of the Hamtramch course at that
place, accompanied by Thomas Woods,
arrivedin the city last evening with two
OF his horses, "Victor" and "Gladys,"
both Of which are entered for next weeks
races.
Mr.. Will Mcclure, for number of
years connected with the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company OF this city. has been
elected Secretary Of the Ohio Valley In
surance Company in place Of Major ]. v.
L. Rodgers, who will in the future devote
his attention 10 his general insurance buBi-
ness.
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Abstract from the minutes Of meeting OF the
hoard OF DlrccorS Of the D.nwoo1 Iron Works,
held September !, 1855.
The S cretary having announced the
death OF DR.. L. A. lildreth, member oil
the Board, Mr.. Stifel moved the appoint.
ment Of a committee to draft appropriate
resolutions.
The motion prevailed. Thereupon the
President, John g. Hoffman, Vice Presi-
dent L s. Delaplain and Mr.. G. B. Cald-
well were designated by the Chair, and
submitted the following resolutions, which
were adopted unanimously;
Resolved, That by the death Of DR.. Z. A.
Hildreth this Board and the stockholders
OF the Renwood Iron Works have been de-
prived OF the services and cooperation Of
one who was wise, temperate and OF great
Judgment in counsel, and most efficient in
measures OF practical administration; a
man whose scientific attalnments, su-
perior natural sHdowments, and conspicu-
Gus punctuality and energy in the dis
charge fthe duties Of everyresponsibility
and trust Of life, made him prominently
and peculiarly valuable aud valued as one
OF this Board during the years Of his mem
heTship thereof. aud that we are senElhle
ofgenline grief and olour great loss in his
removal from among rs.
Resoiued, Tha. our long association with
him has always been rendered pleasant
and constantly incre lsed our attachment
to him as man and friend by his IN
varying stability Of deineanor, and by
that confederation for others which he
never failed to manifest.
RssosVed, That we hsrcby tender, our
heartfelt sympathy TO hisbereaved family ;
that we will attend his funeral in q body,
and wear the usual badge Of R9qrAiag tor
thirty days.
Realized, That the Secretary present
copies OF these resolutions to his family,
and record them in our minutes.
JOHN G. HOFFMAN,
L. $. DELApLAiH,
q. p. CALDWELL,
Committee,
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A srnrous unAReF.
Fouf More Young men Charged With n
Outrageous Crime.

Fouf More Young Men Charged with IN
Outrageous Crime.
The story Of the assault by Eve Ct Aix
men upon Lola Macon and a male conn
psInion on the Peninsula in July, one
night during the United Nailers' conyen-
ton, is still fresh in the public mind.
Shortly alter tho occurrence two young
men, Dick Walters and Gene Lashlsy,
were bound over TO court to answer to the
charge. On Monday Frank Kasley was
arrested on the charge Of being another Of
the guilty parties. Tuesday night Con-
stable Lauchlin and Officer Burns arrest-
ed Alb Halpin in the country east OF town.
He attempted to escape, and it was only
after chase through the woods that he
was locked up. Yesterday Henry Brink.
mann and Wild Cochran were also locked
up. This leaves but one suspected party
who is not in custody. The four who have
not yet had hearing will be arraigned be-
fore Squire Arkle this afternoon for Q
preliminary examination.
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Abstract from the minutes Of meeting OF the
hoard OF Dirccor OF the B:nwooi Iron Works,
held September l. 1885,
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL ArrEMpr
To Eject Settlement between tho shos
Mi and WoFkefs.


Yesterday afternoon meeting was held
between committee from the rollers and
representatives from the Rtna and
Standard mill, over the river, and the
Whitaker mill, of Wheeling, at the STAN
dard works office, at 4Etuaville, the OBJ.
ject Of which was to effect settlement Of
the strike.
a large number Of men who work in the
mills were gathered around during the
meeting, awaiting the result. They all
seemed satisfied that the strike would be
settled and had made great preparations in
anticipation OF 1t, but after four hours,
consultation the conmittee came ont and
reported that no settlement mad been
Another meeting will be held next
week.
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nRt1AIRR.
Nall Eaotorg . worh-aans q Ralsy.


Minor N0tsE
Mrs, j. q. Grafton was IN town yester.
day.
There was no quorum Of Council present
Tuesday night,
The tin stores will continue the early
closing for some weeks longer.
Hon. Roas j. Alexander and wife were
down yesterday from Bridgeport.
Messra. Ds Witt DInlord and Julius
Armstrong were in town yesterday.
Gen. R. R. Dawes, Of Dawes & Irish.
Marietta, was in Bellaire yesterday.
Miss Lena Lindsey, oil Steubenville, is
the guest Of Robert Courtney, on Gravel
Hill,
Charles Walker and Miss victoris Lee
were married Tuesday night by Rev. E.
Henderson.
A large dog was cut in two on Indian
run bridge yesterday forenoon by pas
senger train.
Dubois & Coy have the contract for
making the boxes required by the Bellaire
bottle works.
Michael Kahn, who was 80 badly burned
a. TIE steal works, WAS doing very we'll
yesterday. and it is expected he will re-
cover.
The Literary and Social Circle Of the
South Bellaire Nj. E. Church met Tuesday
night and presented an excellent pro-
gramme.
A barge OF railroad ties was brought up
yesterday, ths first Of large number to be
transferred to the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad here.
Z. 9. Morris has sold out his hotel bus
mess and willretire from the Globe Houae.
Mrs. Armstrong, late OF the Armstrong
House, will succeed him.
The Foraker meeting will be held in the
evening. Now with the first meeting
comes the perplexing question whore To
have meetings when there is no hall.
W. 7. Morris, the new Superintendent
OF the Dsllaire, Ztnesville & Cincinnati
railroad, was in town yesterday. Thehead-
quarters Of the road WILDE at Woodslield.
The old coopers are TO be reinstated at
the Nail Works cooper shop and all fears
OF another strike at the nail works are
thus removed. The factory was working
full force yesterday.
Some person or persons unknown hung
W. b. Gorhy in eiligy to the lamp post in
front OF his residence. This was some
time Tuesday night. In the morning the
figure was taken to the telephone pole at
the Windsor Hotel corner, where il hung
some time,
The special examining board of the city
held an examination yesterday ut the
Central school building OF applicants for
places rs teachers. Some OF those ap.
pointed had not yet been examined, some
had failed to get certificates and there are
some appointments yet to make.
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Tho Flrs I,rinn pnyem snts.

Work has commenced on the FIRE brick
pavementin the South end, and last even
ing at the close Of work about two squares
had been completed. The work will be
pushed rapidly to completion. The pave.
merit on South York and Virginia street,
Island, is being retarred and sanded. This
work will probably bs completed by this
evening, and the same work will then be
begun on the friedrich pavements on this
side Of tho river. This will be good news
to those who drive over these pavements
a great deal, especially that on Ghapline
street, South Side. This paving has been
down much longer than any other, and
needs new coating badly. -
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Reply to "a stOekholdor."

TO he Editor Of the InteIi01leer.
slR:-We desire to say in reference &c
the account OF the settlement Of the late
strike with our workmen and the com.
munication in reference to the same signed
"a Stakeholder" published in the INTEL
LlaEScRE Of August 81, that they are both
incorrect in every material particular, and
that such incorrect statements Us we're
made over the signature "A Stakeholder y
were maliCiously 30 stated.
Yours respectfully,
Els9N GLASS Co.
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The case Of the men who were engaged
in the row in the Eighth ward Monday
night, in which Officer Binkmann was
hurt, was not heard in police court yester.
day morning, Brinkmaun being too badly
huft 10 appear. he was sbuering intense
pain Yesterday from the effects Of the
blow on his knee cap with base ball bat,
and his knee ia swollen frightiully. It Is
scarcely possible that no can appear this
week and It Is believed that no will always
sulier from the effects Of his injury. The
man Murphy, who struck the blow, has
not vet been arrested.
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gnr9eut.

RooNIs FOR RENT WITH BOARD
~ ut SI5 Main street am
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Tho MIller olee CLUB oolebrates.

The old, we'll known Miller Glee Club
had another one Of its jolly reunions last
night at Renners' hotel, on the South Side.
The occasion, as usual, was the marriage
Of one Of its members, this time Mr.. Seaton
Alexander, who was married yesterday
morning at the Cathedral to Miss Flora
Kaiser, q popular South Side lady. Mr..
Alexander provided q bounteous layout
for his old associates and they did full JUS
tee to 1t. The health oil the newly mar
RED couple was often proposed and re-
sponded 10 heartily.
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The following grand Jury was empaa.
eled in the U. s. District Court yesterday
John Btannon, John N. VanCamp, BEN
jamin oxley, H. s. Givins, A. H. Kim
minis, D. D. Farnsworth, James N. Ewing,
James w. Cox, Daniel F. Jacobs, Quincy
Cresap, ]. d. Maxwell, ]. g. Jacoba,
Thomas Gardens, John P. GilchriAt, W.
s. GoShorn, Julius Pollock, James r.
Barnes and Charles l. Brandflss.
Tho Jury had not completed Its work
last evening, and It Is doubtful fit will be
ready 70 report even by this evening.
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WEDNLSDAiI sEPTENBEky.
Third RACE, pace, 2:s5elas'; purse %.
Excelsior, r. g., by Henry Hngemier, Pittsburgh
frank W, b. O., by y. I. Collins, Pittsburgh.
Billie f., b. x, by CliSrles Spencer, Pittsburgh.
Jess. H., s. & " A. lIaTly, IT Plea,Rnt, WA.
Hattie T., bf M, by Mike Tedrck, Athens, q.
Flying Il!o;oga, d. b., By G. A. CLANCY Folkei sta.
ton, q,
souei Billy, r. g., by G. G. Williams.
Fourth Race, troll, 2:s2 class; pure $500.
Granny Colfax, bni., ty p. Il Conn., sleubenylllc, o.
Almont, b. s BY N d. Amos, Jcwett, o.
Jessie b br m, by g. A. Granger TekomShi, Mich
I0rly N, b M, " d. Cauine, Mich. %
Tnphagen, b. m.i by Charles S2eiicer, Pittsburgh.
GrOyes Blue Ball, BLK s., by ~. u. Groves, New.
ark, o,
GLADYS N oh. M, bYQ. W. VOorhis, Detroit Mich.
I. ]. HlrAOll, b. s, b DRnlel BAIleY. Cincinnati
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BEST MUSIC in the city tonight at Chap
line Street Rink.
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The funeral Of Alexander Pannell, one
OF Wheeling's Oldest aud most esteemed
citizens, took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence in the North End.
The beautiful services Of the Episcopal
Church, Of which the deceased had been
a lifelong member. were read by Rev. X.
r. Swope, Of st. Mathews Church. The
casket, an elegant silver mounted one, was
completely covered with flowers. The re-
mains were conveyed 70 the family lot at
Greenwood, followed by the most init
mate friends Of the deceased. The pail
bearers wero Measrs. George W. Thomp.
SON, JohnJ. Jacob, Henry X. List, Alex.
ander O. Eoif, james Mcdonald, John
Knote, John w. Mitchell and Alexander
suSFLowgR oARSlyALat ohapline Street
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 81 A. K.-For
tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, continued
cool and generally fair weather, south TO
winds, followed by lower temperature
Thursday night in northern portions.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, fresh and brisk southwest
TO northwest winds, nearly stationary tenn
narakufe.
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WHEELING.
Deaths IN August.

The following shows the mortality sta
tisticJ Of the city for the month Of August:
HEAEH oyycg, WHEELING, W. Va, |
September Q, 1885,.
There were 81 deaths from all caused in
this city during the month ending Mon.
day, August Sd. Proportion in 1000 popu.
iation per ennpm 1911. Number Of deaths
same month last year, Al; males, 81 te.
males, %; white, So; colored, Q. First
ward, seven; Second, five; Third, three /;
Fourth, eight; Fifth, seven; Sixth, seven !;
two; ID. hth, thirteen Wheeling
Hospital, l. GEORGE l. GARRISON,
Health Officer.
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pooMS FOR RENT-N HORN,
~ brooks BLOCK. Apply to ", " uoG iyt 4
Bro, 1900 Market street t. n,
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There was friendly shooting contest at
BelIaire on Monday between the Leder.
kranS scheu.Eenverein, Of that city and
the German Rite Club, Of Wheeling. In
the first contest Bellaire came out IS
ahead. Below ia the number OF points
made by each man in FIVE shots in the Sec
ond Contest:
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Persons desiring country homes are
taking great interest in the coming sale Of
Mr.. Lewis Bakers building lots at Elm
Grove. The easy access to the city and
the beautiful location makes this property
YeEy desimble.
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed OF Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Monday:
IA. NJ, 5S'; IL NJ, 7S'; SP. NJ, 1877. NJ,
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Childrcn's School ShOes, at
]. W. AMICK'S,
1l43 Main Street.
SILVER PLATED knife, Fork and
Spoon for School Set.
JACOB w. CRUDE, JeWeler.
REFLECTIONS.

10 make room for orr incoming Fall
Stock we shall offer our entire stock OF
Snrlng and summer Sultings at greatly
reduced prices. C. HESS d Suns.
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The old coopers arc to be reinstated at
the Nail Works cooper shop and all fears
OF another strike at the nail works are
thus removed. The factory was working
full forCe Yesterday,
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WAp cnpne The extraordinary revival OF
WhN nUNuOI military and pitflOiih feeling
typlhcd by tho Increase and Gheny Of HFAnd
Army organizations, hes brought this collection
into very great favor. II contains SOngs for the
Camp Flrs aud tho Mach, Memorial Songs, and In
awaken memories Of the great war. Every family
should have COPY. ChOEuscs Aro for male voices
and there Is an accompanimentlorP Piano or Organ.
Price 50 cents.
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Che ltttell12eneer.
oisosa No.. 70 and ~ Foartesntl stFeot.
Nav AhyertIaements.

The .stiarden Spot Drug Sore.
hnh ATrVIl Of Fall OvsFco4ti-D. Gundlins
TO FOL tho pe,plc OF wheeling and vicInIty-simon
RaeEH IONS
Wanted-poSiuon RI Bookkeeper.
MRson's seli.Sealing Fruit lara-EHins Bros.
Splccs-HcMechCns
Change Of TinC-Cleveland d PitsouiSh kal''
for Rens-Two story Brick Dwelling.
81. JoSeph'S Academy.
Furnished ROM !Or Rent.
State Fair Notice.
Geo. 4. Atilcl q Cog-TGll 4tock--NeW Goods NOW
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CTArE FAIR NOTICE.
To the Exhibitors In the Ladies' Textile
and Art Departments.

Ms A. ". Kelly and Mn Robert White. Super.
iu,endsns OF the Eighth IepAr'men will be on
tho Grounds ThursdNy, Friday and Saturday, sep-
lcmbtr sd, 18th and 5h. for the purpose Of receIy.
Ing aud entering all arcl to bs exhibitor in tha.
tlepGr .ment. No aitIcl-s for competition will be
entered after Saturday, September 5, In tbs dc.
rRrtaeut. GEORGE HOOK,
mn1i sACratary.
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NorHiN0 tries the patience at man
more than to listen 10 q hacking cough,
which he knows could easily be cured
with Dr.. BulPg Cough Syrup.
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The Baltimore & Ohio will sell excur-
sion tickets on August 81 and September
4, 2, s and !, for 81 40 round trip.
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Cheap excursion 70 Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 50. sPBcIAr
gAAE ERAlE leAyes q 4;I0 ., y, city time,
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For ascut and 2;or SALE,
FOR RENT.

No. ics9 Jacob street, ,ton,roOn and dvtII''''
no 80 Alley is .,.,...,,
Three Rooms, 26S Main htreet
TS M N Home On south side Of TwGoly's' '"'-
,trcet, between Market and Main hHetF'
no. Q25 Alloy Q.
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Coon Bread win takc prizes at the State
Fair. Read advertisement headed, "To
the People Of Wheeling and vicinity.
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No HIGHER praise uan be bestowed on
an individual than to say OF him that he
is one who loves his fellow men. In the
same way the highest praise that can be
given to st. Jacobs Oil is that it hes caIed
thousands who would otherwise have
been helpless victims Of rheumatism.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. ..r =,
80 Acre Farm In wOtrel county WIZ -
EXCHANGE for city prOpcEly',,. ~, rIll Icil q
oIcS ~ 1StV tot eIIy property, and Will diSd'
oi ~ acre Farm on BOsS' Run, two MIC i've
FoTty.eighth street. ,,..y.,.,c.
small Dwelling, No iOel Ecu st ES,tsr, Frpc!n
No, 2ll0 Alloy Z, awe rooiheu 'o''''
BSIness House and Dwelling On S VIZ, -
Ground 10 feel n mt running back * wet rgg'
Pive nIeCC( OF property on slIsth1H '"''
Ing Ia i,fIcs from 81, 200 70 tlO~
No IA TwCntY.ihlFd slrtt1. 4, 1y,1,g tisAl
ono Lot OIL Eol HlrceL south "
Fos further information lngalfeo!, IrrhL +
JAMS A. HENRY, Real Y ~ ~, Nthl6is
ann N''' No. Isl: Aiiiss'H'"
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The Great Ellis Star Brand to-day, IS
cents perquart, W, o. McCLusKEY,
Depot So Twelfth street.
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suSnowER oARSlvAkat ohaplino Street
Rink tonight,
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State sssir sIctires.
CrATE FAIR NOTICE.

AL pCrsons Who haze space In the buIldlrgs and
privileges on the grounds are TtQu rid 10 have
iheir exhibits AID PRIVILEGES pccpued by Monday
September Z. at 10 O'Clock 4. q. TO avoid cOniu.
son we desire everything ready The %ant day OF
the Fair. GEORSE HOOK,
anal gectpRfy.