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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01
ON SANITARY TOUR.
ABORTION OF THE OHIO STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH
Come TO Wheeling in the Interest of tho
Health Of Bellsirs-The After
ECON Spent in Investi-
CATION.

Yesterday afternoon DIS. Sharp and
Wise. of the Ohio State Board of Health,
Dr. steere. a member of the Bellaire COun-
ell and chairman of it's Health Committee,
and Mr.. Eberle. President of the Council,
came up to this cityin a barouche, and made
a tour of the city, calling on City Health
Officer Garrison, DR.. Reeves, and a number
of other physicians, in relation to the con-
tamination of the water of the Ohio by the
sewage and filth from this city, and the
possibility of finding and applying n RENE
DIV for the matter of which Bellaire COM
plains 50 loudly.
The members of the State Board arrived
in Bcilaire Tuesday, and at c set about
ascertaining the extent to which that city
suffers from impure water, and Tuesday
evening attended a session OF the Bellalre
Council. On arriving in this city, the four
gentlemen comprising the party drove d.
Tectly 10 DIR. Reeves Office, but he being out
ut the time, they came ON up town and
stopped at DIR. Garrison's Office. There
they remained for two or three hours, going
over the entire ground in their discussion
of the sewage and night-soil problem,
without, however, arriving at any definite
conclusion as to a remedy. DrS. Sharp
and Wise expressed much gratlica-
ton at the passage by our
Council of the resolution authorizing the
Health Committee to advertise for plans
and specifications for I ~crematOry, the cost
of which should not exceed $1,000, but
both were of the opinion that even If such
an appliance should be put in successful
| operation it would only remove n portion
| of the concentrating matter from the river,
The sewage problem would still Telnam,
and it's solution would prove much more
| difficult than the disposition OF the garbage
and night soil.
Tho project of Obtaining Bellaire's water
, simply from some source other than the
Ohio wa referred to, and the location OF
| the supply pipes for the Water Works up
! McMechen'S creek, and the sinking of an
a~rtesian well in the hope OF obtaining a
supply. were discussed at some length. 1t
would take r., 600 or 5000 to sink a we'll,
but the risk of contamination by salt
wafer, oil or natural gas would be
very great in this particular locality.
The party returned 10 Bcllairc last night,
and Drs. Sharp and Wise will report the
result of their visit to the Ohio Board OF
Health. with such recommendations us
may seem to them proper and pertinent.
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COUNTY
n THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS AT THE
FULTON INSTITUTE
The Exercises Of q Very interesting Naturs'
and Participated in bya Large Num-
Der Of InstruCtOE-At the
Park To-Day.

The County Teachers Institute convened
promptly at 7:3O yesterday morning Tor the
third days session.
The devotional exercises were eonduc'eu
nv the Rev. Denton, of the Fulton M. l.
church.
Al roll-caIl each member, in answering
to his or her name, recited an appropriate
Gem from some of our best authors ms
made the opening exercises very pleasant
and instructive. The subject of Arithme-
tic-denominate numbers-then occupied
the attention or the Institute for 4 conslu-
erable time. 1t was opened by Prof. j. y;
Maxwell, Superintendent of Schools, ana
was one of the most interesting III
structive discussions of the Institute.
The subject of letter writing next came
MD and was ably conducted by the lnstruc-
or till the noon hour.
After the choir sang a nice song, after
noon ~rollcall found sixty members present.
The subject of history came next on the
nrooramme. and many of the teachers
ave their method of teaching the same,
affording the teachers ample opportunity
10 select the methods which they might
prefer.
Mrs. J. F. Rose, of the primary depart
ment in the Richie school, of this city was
present, and with Il class OF small children
retained the closest attention of the teach
ers for some time, and illustrated a method
of teaching small children which Will be
profitable to the teachers present.
Mathematical Geography, conducted
by Prof. CragO, closed tho afternoon eNer-
cises.
The entertainment arranged for heeyen-
ing was largely attended, and was heartily
enioycd by ali. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Music. Recitation by Miss Mollic Muir
dock; subject, Green Mountain Justice:
Recitation by Miss Vogel; subject, The
Burning Ship" Select reading by Miss
1 Eupha Hutchinson. Next n song by Miss
Jessie Clemens. 4 debate, question DO
the sipns of the times indicate the downfall
of the Republic?" affirm, Mr.. Bell;
denv, Mr.. Frank Foreman. \
song, by Miss Katie Flood: a reclta-
ton, subject, Slaves of Martinique" by
Miss Katie Ritter; IN original Grafton by
Miss Bird Curtis, subject, Reaching the
Coal; an original Grafton by Miss Mary
McConn, subject, s'Sunshinc II Shadow
of Life; u recitation by Prof. CraSo, sub
iect. Hannah Jane; Il recitation by Miss
Jessie Creighton, subject, liners" II IA
solo by Miss Saliic Maxwell.
All the performances were highly appre,-
ciated by the audience, and all present
heartily enjoyed the occasion.
The session of the Institute will he held
in the park to-day, the teachers going out
on the = O'clock motor.
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IN 4 A A
Brief Peneilings OF UnimPortant
Items OF News.

July one time.
THE glorious Fourth approaches near.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
PEACHES were In market yesterday
morning.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
SAM MCFLINN's tent show still contin-
ues to draw good houses,
Contractor Leonhart Is repairing Alley
Is, between Market and Chapline streets.
THE children of st. AlphOnsus school
picnicked at the Park yesterday and spent
an enjoyable day.
FnAY & KInLEEN, the popular South
Side s~alOonists, got a two hundred pound
sea turtle yesterday.
THE Board of Commissioners will meet
at o o'clock next Monday morning, instead
of 10 O'Clock, as formerly.
THE Directors of the Peabody Insurance
Company have declared a dividend OF o u
per cent. out of the earnings Of the pasts SIX
months.
THE time for receiving proposals for the
| erection of the new school house in Richie
sub-district has been extended until noon
tomorrow.
! CONTRACTOR CAMPBELL will this morn
ing commence grading that portion OF
Fourteenth street, lying between Main and
Market streets.
THE Knights OF Pythias of Bridgeport
have made arrangements TO have u good
time out at. Jerry Clemens road house,
on the ST. GAINESVILLE pike, Monday even
ing.
AN entertainment will be given by the
Beech Glen Sabbath school, Thursday
evening, July LIST, for the benefit Of the
school. REGULATIONS, tableaux, &c. Re
freShments served.
THE Barnesvillee Republican, says: The
wool clip has been almost entirely bought
up in this vicinity. The price paid was
about thirty cents. In amount it will be
from one-fifth to one-fouTth short Of last
year"
THERE were three cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning. The ~BridgepOrters
who undertook to get away with VIII
! Handlan's horse were let of with a light
fine, Mr.. Handlan declining to prosecute
in the State case.
THE friends of Home Rule should lose
no time in handing III their subscriptions
for the benefit of the Irish cause; rs money
is urgently needed to make a proper can
yass for the approaching election. The
committee engaged in soliciting is hard at
work, and intended subscribers should ana
it in every possible way.
DAVID Seller, of the Eighth ward, had
a small sore on one of his feet which he
paid no attention to. The other day, while
experimenting the moving of a house, ne
stood in some water and his feet got wet.
When he went home his sore foot began to
swell and got so painful that he sent for Il
doctor, who found that the water was I'M
prognalod with copper, which had caused
the sore foot to become poisoned, Mr..
Seller is confined to his bed.
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JOHN T.. st. JOHN nj Capitol Rink,
Thursday night, July Isl. Seats free.
Remcnihcr To-day.

The manufacturers sale of mems, boys
and children's fine clothing begins at l2G?
Market street, Wheeling. They will he
placed on sale at the greatest bargains ever
before known in this country. The stock
consists OF all good goOds-not a poor ar
ticle in the entire lot. We present a few
of our sample prices: \ mans fine worstcd
suit s. 9j, worth fl3; a boys cashmere
suit 81 Is, worth 80 90: a mau's all wool
imported suit 81 Is, worth SIG 30; a mans
imported corkscrew wOrsted suit so -,
worth So 30; a mans splendid heavy pants
Is cents, worth 81 90 q child's elegant full
suit 81 20, worth 81 %; a mans heavy
overalls32 cents, worth %; heavy supcndcrs
lOc., worth 80; and over 600 great bargains
on sale at l22 Market street. BE sure and
look for larg enumber 12!2.
Open July 81 and 9Th.
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The GIass mense- Closed Down.

Last night at midnight all the glass
factories i'm this ATTY and the Ohio Valley;
except. napS, one in WcllSburg, shut
= a.. The flint factories will remain
closed f,r thirty days only, while the Win
dow factories and the Bottle works will re-
main idle not less than sixty days. During
the shut down the wages for the coming
wear will be settled. The window
.lass workers will not demand a
treat increase and the manufacturers
will he willing 10 sign the pres
ent scale. Both associations mCct ip July.
From all that can be learned there will be
no material changes made in the system
that now prevails in the other glass Iacto-
rieS. hence there is no probability of trou-
bic on this Scure. About 200 employees
will be idle in this city in consequence of
this shut down, and in the valley there
will b. from five to six thousand. The
largest portion of this number will return
to work when the flint factories resume the
Isl Of August.
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What Bird Did.

4 certain South Side lady had 4 canary
which Matched out seven sons and daugh-
t4rs recently. Then when her children
were seven days old she departed this life,
and rs she lay feet upward on the bottom
Of the cage the husband and father of the
family sat for awhile and glzed at
his dead spouse in a perplDSed
manner, while the young ones searched
for something to eat. Then the
old gentleman came to Il conclusion. That
was about four weeks ago, and he has
turned in and brought up those Young
birds in the way that they should 90. He
has fed them and clothed them at night,
besides giving them music lessons every
day. They are now all as large rs he Is
and as healthy as Il bird could wish Ia be-.
That is a smart bird
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Hit With "a HGchet.

Last evening George Holman, a colorcd
man living on the side of the hill, in the
Second ward, assaulted Jesse Brown with
Il Ratchet, cuttinga gash about two inches
long in the side of his head, II seems
that Hoffman on going homcin the evening
found Brown talking to his wife, and took
decided exceptions to the interview, selz-
ing a hatchct and striking Brown to IN
plastic his displeasurc. officer Jack West
arrested Hoffman and he will have a hear
inc this morning.
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An Important Function Stimulated.

The Kidneys cNercise mOst IMPORTANT functions,
which are ~ wCaTisume that they tax Ia the Ut
most tia strength and endurance ~ these busy
little organs. Every breath, every p~uisatiun Of
the heart every movement Of a limb. syefy
thought. makes waste and necesSitateS the deyei-
Opm9at of new atoms The used up particles in
the blood are sifed from il and dissolved ia =
Wstery fluid by The kidneyS, which then dis
charge this nuid into the bladder. A train Cd dis
sster 10 the system would fOliow if these ashes
so 10 speak, we've not thoroughly strained OH and
discharged This The case when the kidneys
by rssto-ing their activity. not only keep open a
mnst imuortant outlet for impurities, but prevents
diseaSe Of the kidneys themselves which when
inert becomes liable to fan a prey ~ diabetes.
Brisht's disease. lnephitis. a~lbumenuria. and
Sther maladies specially incident 10 Them. which
although not specially rapid in their Progression.
are particularly obstinate and fatal.
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Pure Jersey Ice Cream at bursts.
4 PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Max. BiaIas Presented with watch,

Max. BiaIaS Prosecuted with n watch.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Max. Bialas, Man
agcr of the Steel plant at Mingo, concluded
to resign his position as Manager, and re-
turn 10 Germany, his birthplace, and spend
a short time among friends, and perhaps
remain there. The employers, hearing Of
his intentions, concluded to present him
with a gold watch and chain a. a token of
their esteem, and on last Sunday, his con-
nectiOn with the Iaughlin and junction
Steel Company having been dissolved the
day before, he was escorted TO Il0dkin-
sons Hall by a large number of his friends,
where a still larger crowd was in waiting.
Mr.. Charles Baptic, was chosen 10
present the watch and chain, an
elegant selection from the stock OF
Mr.. Dunbar, of Steubenyille. His remarks
were brief and to the point, and inside of
the time consumed in his short speech, Mr..
Bialas was moved to tears at the hearty APP
probation his fellow wOrkmcn expressed
for him. lie attempted TO return thanks,
but broke down entirely and allowed his
friends to imagine the thankiulness of his
heart.
Mr.. Bialas has had the names of those
presenting the souvenir and the circum-
stances nicely engraved aud framed, and
will carry it with him IN the trip across
the Atlantic 10 keep i'll his memory the
friends he leaves behind
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Fixture.

Martin Thornton, the popular caterer
who for thirteen years has presided over
the Capital Dining Rooms, No. 1924 Mar
kct street, has shown by his uniform sue
cess that he is the best qualified OF any
r~eStauranter in the city to minister to the
wants of the inner man. Martin always
buys the ~iuicieSt meats, the freshest vcSe-
tables anu the best of other food supplies,
and the result is the largest patronage.
Other restaurants come and 90, but the
CAPITAL is a fixture.
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College commencement.

The sixty-iirat annual commencement OF
Franklin College took place at New Athens
yesterday, tho Opera House orchestra 90
ing out to render the music for the occa-
sion. The graduating class consisted of
W. II. MacFarland, S%alutatOrian, of New
Athens; X. Il. IImsha, ofWcst Alexander;
w. NJ. Edwards, of New Athens; Elmer
Alderman, of Short Creek, o., and G.. +.
Holmes, OF New Athens, valcdictorian:
The trustees of the college hay" extended
u call to Rev. J.. q. Black, OF HelIaire, as
President.
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HUNG HIMSELF.
A Farmer Commits Suicide, Near
MatamOFas. q.

n EtNENlCE YEAR
MatamOTas. q.
An old and highly respected man named
James Johnston deliberately took his life
while laboring under a temporary fit OF
mental alteration of the mind, at his home
in Matamorls, last Saturday. lie hung
himself in the yard of his own house.
Soon after he went out Ia commit the deed
he vas wanted by the family Cor something,
and they were Mortified 10 find his body
hanging tom a tree about fifty feet from
the road, aud in plain view Of it. The fall
was about eight feet, and he had made
final arrangements by ascending the tree
and then springing from it. That he was
determined to die, and that his determine
ton was not leSSened by a near approach
to death, was evinced.by the fact that he
could have saved himselfb simply extend
ING his limbs and touching the ground.
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\ BID ACCEPTED
For the County'S Bonds la the Pewiky
nnuH

hORV-
Yesterday the Committee ON Finance OF
the Board Of Commissioners met at the
Court House and opened the bids, two in
number, for the purchase Of 81, 900 of the
$l2, 900 OF Pewiky railroad bonds owned
by the county. The bids were from the
Bank of the Ohio Valley, Offering a little
over $s5 premium per 81, 900 bond, and
from j. VI. BcIleyillc, rs The agent Of Phil
adclphia parties, bidding $lll premium
per 81. 900 bond. The committee agreed
to recommend to the Board that the latter
bid he accepted, and then passed a resolu-
ton 10 the effect that the names of the bid
ders and the amount Of premium offered
should be withheld from the public until
the meeting of the Board on Monday.
The total of the premium, on Mr.. Belle
ville's offer, is -, Tz5, rs against Sl,O77.U,
bid hy the German Insurance Company, at
the time of the first offering of the bonds.
The bonds are sold fiat
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Qrp Goods
THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT It
That the Following Bargains are the
Best Eyer Offered in Wheeling !
AMI We have plenty Of them not IKE q
many bargain advertisers when you
call for them we are just sold
OuL OF il
White Lawn. extra fine quality, worth 2Ot
only II l2e

White Lawn. extra fine quality, worth POE.
Only Il l2e
NamSookS great assortment, Poe. value
Only lje.
Satines, endless variety, new styles, very
cheap at Il l-2e.
Oriental LaeeS, Beige and Cream o JOB,
worth from lje. to 25e., at u l-2e.
Robes. white and rOlOred, splendid values,
for 81, $3.50 and So.
Egyptian FlOuHeinSS, regular 81 and Sl.Zo
goods, for 75e.
All-OyerS, Lace, Swiss, NalnSOOks anu
HambuFgS, soc. and upwards.
Dress GiRShamS, new styles and gOJu
cloth, 8 l-2e.
SeersuekeP. erinkled, cream eOlOred,
Il I-2e goods, for DC.
Lace BuntiRgS, black and oil eOlOrS, only &c
Cnrtaiu NefS, fresh goods, new designs,
10, IL. ~. - and Soc.
FIGURED Lawns ---3r. Lawn all sSld-.but
are selling 6 and Sc. grade for l and DC.
ParaSols and Fans, bargains all through
20 close them out.
silk Gloves and AittS. The best zoe. SIX
AittS. and incest 25e. Gloves.
C9PSetS. besides orr renowned StaRd-byS,
now have the best zoe. Elastic Hip.
Our Stock OF DOmeSticS larger and better
Than ever, and prices never so low.
Rs-Nsw silks Cushmeres. Henrietta Cloths,
Nuns NeiliugS. TrecOts. and NelNcts. Best ~
sentiments and lowest prices.
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tho paouIe.s theatre.

Another fine audience witnessed The
Tide OF Fortune" at the Peoples Theatre
last evening, and left highly pleased with
the piece and the company. Our theatre
gocrs should not fail to see'the charming
little comedy drama, il is something out OF
the usual line of such plays, and has u
pleasing, refreshing air about it that is
decidedly enjoyable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

The b. 4 O. X. i. Co. Will sell round
trip tickets to and from all stations on its
Trans-OhiO Division, including %Pittshurg;
and To all points on the C0lumbusand Gin
cinnati Midland x. H., including Cincin-
natl, ut one fare the round trip. .
These tickets will he good going July I'd,
lth and 9TH, and will be good returning
until July 9th, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

THE Managers OF fse Park have en-
gagged the Opera House Orchestra to
play az the PAR ga Saturday, aud the
object Is 10 make h Park the gather
flag place for ALL family and private
pie1ies on that day.
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Appointed.

Yesterday Mayor Grub and President
Sweeney, of the Second Branch of Council,
appointed as the special committee to visit
Steubenville, Wellsburg, East Liverpool,
Pittsburgh, and other cities using natural
Gus, MessTs. McGregOr, DObbins, Moltat,
Tarrell, Peterson and Weisgerber. The
committee will meet this evening to organ
ize and map out Il programme.
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bids Wanted.

The Board of Trustees of the Gas Works
met yesterday afternoon, examined and ap-
proved the plans and Specifications of Ar
chitect c. p. Hamilton for tho Superinten-
dents Office, blacksmith shop, and extern
sion of the coal house at the gas works, and
authorized the Secretary to advertise for
bids
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

Commencing nj 10 O'Clock a. IN, o. IN
ton. nj the front door Of the conn Hgsssa
county, West Virginia. Ia sald cnV sHm
~ the highest bidder, the real elAif "a ~
Of which said John BriDtDn hIci
p0sse-sd, that " to say: ,yno,MpGs
I1a 10. 70 on the plat u the a1dnO,ss Is
known ~ oJ0hn EOgs AddlilghL
at the northwest corner Of MARC tsr,kH
ixtb streets, les u portion 81 such w - 10
conveyed n Patrick McGahOB " ,AS ~. ~
TN and wife Us deed dated Octo,sl "a 40
now Of record In the Ofice 81 W. EaGs
County Court Of saId county ~ - pE1s.
page COS, such portion being tonbHrg ~
Commencing nj the soutbHe 81 ffHIo ~ 81
at tie corner of Twenty-sfRih arSfh-a. as
In the rear 81 the lDt, AMI ruTiihk TTseaf
easieriy direction with the DOth ~ gnbH
sixth street fOty-tgo feet; iEshes px-fS
direction back from Iweniy-,ii ii,e a asiet
With sah alley IA the nOrh ID - t1e
thence running 6ony-iwo feet " % -.shes
Said alicy. and from thence sllh W.
said alley ~ the plarb Of bcglnDnh. D1sd
Also The undivided one-fOurh o. 49,
the sgth half u be No q In ne ~ .sIinst
0being the next 10; north u saia SE
ing on the west SIDE Of NsTkei ~tbrs
after dcducting from such han ~ go, stge,
conveyed 10 Sald MeGabOG b. sasl 80
Isar i bounded a. follows: Bg..sScs
southwest corner OF the half ~ on n, sSdy
running thence with the e,Si sl"s IL lsss
the norhwe~t corner 9fOf raid ban ctG
|IaraIIel with The soalth line Ofihe M.A ~ ~
thence parallel with the wed hne r,atlsyss
line ihereof. and FROM thence h'"
ON said PORTION Of .bt a % Re fTsss
erected a donbIe tenement brck pa.ettss -
nes high. the north side being s",4rbp
the sos1lh side AZ the corner Of Isenn ttstS
Market street having g store rvOoi atsD
Ilo.,r ard liz rpSt al tue houye Icing No.
and on the part Of said hall Va tnpeh =
Ea two-s.0!y brick dwelling. Az rT
exceedingly deSirable- the pnrsS
TERMS or sALE-Onethlfg ~ tarbsr
money and A. much more there's ssss -
sbaii eje-ct 10 nav, cash in handon ca Ta fp<t.
the residue thereof payable ~ ,hs dsyd -,
menfs in one and two years ffvh s.,rhssf -
with Interest fran thai day; ibe ~ hssnneiseS.
his notaz for The deferred paytntHH. srfsfbanqs
eat, With pcrsonai security tber,e. 3D. totf -
the srssfnl Commissioner ,anf tbfssnyrenfn
|rFfy sDhd 10 be retained until the p~
ofthe pIeh1se money ALFRED cALDxlaos
special Comm
STATE on WEI VIRGINIA, Coesi'" :.
~ HHEEtIs6: Ia COntS
I'm h,ss ". Dansh. Clerk Of snsi So
hereby Esrt5y that the sboye .rurhys -
cafani<ioner has gwen bond n"
orired In law and said deefee, ppiH. -
THOMAS y.
"
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Plummer's low prices OF his fine Cabinet
Photographs fairly paralyzcs other CALLER
les and catches up the trade. 1873 Main
street.
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Samuel Neidiss was before United States
Commissioner Forbes, yesterday, charged
with a violation of the postal laws. He
was released on $500 bail for his appearance
at the next term of Court.
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THERE win be \ bicycle race, parade
and drill, at the Maenncrchor picnic, AZ
the New Fair Grounds, Saturday, July ID.
Every person riding a bicycle will he ad-
mitted free to the grounds.
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

The following transfer of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made June 80, 1886, by James c.
Gaines and wife to Lewis II. Gaines, for a
piece of land in Tridelphia district. Con
sideration, $50.