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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water and Movements of the
Donts.

Stage of tho Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The O. W. Bachelor, for Pittsburgh,
and the Courier for Parkersburg at II a.
M, are this mornings packets.
The river rose few inches yesterday.
The marks last evening indicated depth
in the channel OF five feet three inches.
The Elaine passed down at 8 p. IN. on
her return to Parkersburg from her
usual weekly Sunday trip to Pitts
burgh.
The Katie Stockdale is due down and
the Fashion up about 5 o'clock this
morning, in the Pittsburgh and Cincin.
natl trade.
The Telegram brought up large
crowd from Darlington and intermediate
points to the circus Yesterday. She ar
rived in good time and added to the
pleasure OF her patrons by providing q
band of music for the trip. In pulling
out, on her return trip in the afternoon,
she grounded on the creek bar, and was
there for some time before she could
work OFF.
Inc ANDES got IN from Cincinnati
with good trip on board. She will
leave on her return trip to that point
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The popu-
larity Of this elegant steamer, which
reaches from one end OF her trade to the
other, has been largely made for her by
the uniform courtesy OF her officers,
Capt. Charlie Muhleman and Clerk Mart
Noll, towards their patrons. The Andes
possesses the very best OF accommodate
tons for both passengers and shippers.
The excursion to the Cincinnati Musi-
cal Festival on which the Andes will
leave on two weeks from to-day, will, il
indications count foranything, be largely
patronized. The Festival win be the
leading musical event OF the year in this
country. The excursion planned by
the officers Of the Andes viii not be ex-
ceeded in cheapness or pleasure by any
excursion this year. The boat will he
gopo one week and the fare for the triu
including meals and staterooms Mi the
time the boat is gone is but ten. dollars
kramer's band and orchestra will nc.
company the excursionists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
LOCAL BRBYITIEs.
sIattsr. of Minor Moment in and About the
City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City.
ESocH Balls shoe store was robbed
night before last.
BARNUM is ut Parkesburg and John
Robinson at Steubenyille to-day.
The Elm Grove railway will run aspe-
cial train to the country after the con-
cert at the Opera House "Wednesday
evening.
JUDGMENT was yesterday rendered IN
the Circuit Court against Mart Chisneli!
and his sureties in the case appealed
from the police court.
IL Part of the Circuit Court yester,,
day the case OF Maggie Sauers, indicted
for keeping a house ofill fame, was tried
to Jury and she was convicted. a mo-
ton for new trial was made.
The Circuit Court yesterday ordered
the sale OF the German NJ. Il. Chapel, on
the corner OF Jacob and Thirty-seventh
streets, on application OF the Congrega-
ton by G. W. Atkinson, its attorney.
CAROLINE HoRsrMAN was yesterday
appointed executrix OF the will OF Carl
Horstman. deceased, and gave bond in
the sum OF 81 900, without surety, none
being required by the terms Of the Will.
CLERK Hook yesterday received for
record the power OF attorney OF the
Wheeling Soap Company to George n
Va.dy, authorizing him to sign papers,
accept service and the like for the cor
poration.
THE Democratic district convention 70
select delegates to the st. Louis National
Convention meets in the Capital rink IN
this city at II o'clock this forenoon
Some OF the delegates from out OF town
have already arrived.
THE fine pipe organ in the First Pres
byterian Church is to receive q general
overhauling and repairing. Mr.. james
S. Drake, OF Cleveland, a noted organ
man, has been engaged to do the work
which will require about six wee ks
time. During this period a small plpt
organ will be used.
Mn. NJ. STEIN has in this morning.
paper an announcement OF his can
didacy for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff. Mr.. Stein has served hi!
people as School Commissioner ant
County Commissioner, and is so wei
known that nothing need be said OF hli
candidacy. He has been in the field To-
some time and has not been idle.
"CLuB-XIdHT" ut the Wheeling Clul
las, night was very charming occasion
Thei. was quite n large turnout of thu
members and among the ladies' were sey
eral stniQers visiting in the city. Kill
mycr was resent and furnished musi,
for dancing, while others who did no
dance listened % the merry strains anC
watched the othtrs or played cards.
A REGULAR semi1nonthly meeting o
Council will be heldthis evening. Thu
standing Committee Or Ordinances ant
the special committee appointed to re
port rs to the advisabilky of the cit
erecting a monument to the memory 0
Joseph Glenn, the murdered policeman
as provided for in a resolution Offered
by Mr.. Delbruggc, have been called t
meet this evening before Council con
vGnes. The Committee on City Prisol
met last night and audited bills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
A WOMAN AND A = GUN"
STlIss SIeGumphrey shoots Mt Her Husband
but Misses Him.

but Misses Him.
Between six and seven o'clock last
evening there was lively racket in the
house of very i'll fame at No. 1908 Chap
line street, run by Melissa cG umphrey,
better known as AI'liss Robinson, and
her husband, Bill McGumphrey. He
knocked her down and kicked her, and
in return she blazed away at him with
q revolver with the evident Intention OF
ending his earthly career; failing TO
even scratch him with the shot, she
started 10 do him up with a handy-billy,
but he caught her in such a way that
she could not use that and held her till
the police arrived.
The inst intimation the police had OF
the trouble was conveyed to Officers
Dunlap and Watson, who were on the
Market street beat, by Laura Rose, an
inmate OF the house. They rushed TO
the place at once, and were Joined there
by other officers sent from Central Sta
ton, for whom they had telephoned.
The loving husband and wife were found
standing in her room, in the second
story, he holding her so she could moi
rise the Chilly" he had the pistol in
his pocket. She resisted the officers
and her little weapon had to be wrested
from her by force.
The two were ;put under arrest, also
Maggie Schell, Laura Rose and Rosie
Gavin, inmates OF the house, and {
young man who gave the name Of Jos
eph Johnston and said he had come il
from Tippacanoe, out the Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling road, to see the cir
Gus. At Central Station they were al
locked up, the principals on the milo
charge OF disorderly conduct and tn,
Others on the charge Of lettering in |
house Of ill-fame; later Schell was al
lowed to go to look after the house owe
night. This is not, according to polict
reports and records, the first time tina
this precious pair have had serious en-
counters. Both are said TO have beeI
drinking yesterday. Miss was consid
erably bruised about the head by tn
kicks she received. The ARRAY create,
quite sensation about town, us it wa
first reported that McGumphrey In,
been murdered.
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INTERESTING MOTYDSyILLR NEWS
How They Got Their Beer Now-Gep PIT,
Ready to Fight-suddcn D.n,L '''e

How They Got Their Beer NOw-Oep. PIT.
Ready to Fight-suddcn Den,h e
Mrs. Perry Tmcy was buried YESTERDAY ,,v
Rose Cemetery. VT
DR.. :. N. Steele Is kept busy Attendance,
OF menselA aud fever. "Vsea
Street Commissioner Rankin Is re,,l,.
streets In good order. '''1S Ne
Mrs. ". W. Smith Is dangerously m i,
thought saturday night that She cnllJ ~ ~ wa'
cover, but she was better yesterday, @'' "
William Canaeld, Of Limestone. dleI ,r,,.-,
yesterday morning OF heart disease. NJ, ~
held was about y years old aud well, ~
citizen. '''''9o
Hon. Il. W, Price was around In,er,Ie,y,,.,.
Democratic friends Saturday 10 learn nv y u
Of their tight against him. They eenenly \
legged y to be because Of his opposition 10
den. Mr.. Price says as they have cbs N -.
| him upon that ground he is In for The Gst, ~.
Will not be silent when his motives fOr any,,
Mr.. Camden are impugned. In lis canTs,. K
the Legislature he will give his reasons n, !, =
supporting Mr. Camden aud let the peoSi.I 4
the Judge. '''fFr
There were four cases before Mayor pB,,
Saturday for selling liquor without iiees,.-
each OF which the defendant Wa ionnJ
guilty. II seems that number ni The M. =, =
| like their beer order II from Wheeling 49,
II billed 10 them In their name aud Eebt ~ -
for them by some Of the alOOnkrepcr.. M NJ
they wish beer they simply go and rei Il ~
out paying the party who keeps the saiS,,, "
thing; He, 1t is said, Is paid by the brewer 4,
Wheeling. q
Moundwllle had plenty Of music satp,l,.
night, The cornet band from Business6un;, n
were the guests Of MCCOnkey's coFnct hnnJ T. "
They arrived about 100 O'Clock In the ryr,,i.
aud commencing In the First ward. lbrr t,s
ceeded TO visit each wand, stopping lnITsI, ,SS
along the route TO scfcpadr the citlsrn. Ia ~
eral. When they arrived at ". H. Psrt', ~ ~
taumnt the home band played outside WbIls Il.
visitors went In and took crrun, after ~ u
they made the air lively with music MIN y
home band ate cream. The STREETS wrFr Ff,,
with people, who werr well pleased Min ~
bands. The yisiton left ior home about M,
n'etnek ~ '''N''t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
LIMA LICKED.
wheeling Earns Ten OF the Eleven Runs.
Other Tr-stats League Games.

wheeling Earns Ten OF the Eleven Runs.
Other Tri-stats League Games.
The Lima club, which tied Columbus
for second place last week, crossed bats
with Wheeling yesterday afternoon for
the first time and was utterly routed.
Knauss proved too much for them, only
four hits being made of his delivery.
The Wheeling boys, on the contrary, did
some timely hitting, and earned ten Of
the eleven runs that were scored, hay-
ing l6 hits with q total Of IS bases.
Knauss pitched in splendid form and
was given good support, the field play
ing Of Wheeling being clean and sharp.
The visitors played the best fielding
game OF any club that has yet visited
Wheeling. They are ball players and
gentlemen, and guard the points well.
O'Brien pitched good game but was
indiferently supported behind the bat.
Barnum's circus did not seriously
affect the attendance, as there were about
200 people present, many Of whom
were strangers in the city.
Wheeling did not find the ball until
the second inning, when, after two men
were put out Stephens hit safely to CEN
ter and scored on Van Zant's two bag
ger. Yak then punched out another
two Dagger, scoring Van Zant Knauss
flew out TO second. In the third, after
Otterson struck out Nichol lined one
out to center and trotted across the
plate on Delahanty's two Dagger, who
stole third and scored on Stapleton's
sacrifice hit. The only score made in
the sixth was Stephens home run drive
over the center field fence after two
strikes had been called on him. An
other run was added in the seventh.
Nichol got to first while Knauss was be-
ing put out at second on his force hit,
He scored on Delahanty's long drive fol
home run. "Der' was left at second
on Stapleton's out at first.
In the ninth Wheeling took batting
streak and scored five runs before She
yielded up the willow. Knauss went
out on hit to 0'Brien. 0tterson pasted
out clean safe hit to center and scored
on Nichols three Dagger to left. Della
hanty fouled out, but Nichol was brought
across the plate by Stapleton's beautiful
drive to center. Brodie reached home
. on misjudged fly in front OF the home
plate, and both scored on Stephens three
blgger to center. The latter made the
last run, and the only one unearned, by
scoring on Rheims slow fielding OF Van
Zant's hit. Knauss ended the game fol
Wheeling by being thrown out at first
OH hit to short.
The visitors made their only run in
the seventh. Yak missed the thirC
strike aud Dillon reached first. 0'Brier
hit safely to right, and Dillon scored OIL
Fuller's hunted hit in front OF the plate
Fuller retired the side by being forced
out ut second on 0'Rourke's hit to short
, Following is the score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

Mr.. Walter Duval, son OF General /.
II. Duval. and who is well known here,
returned to his fathers home in Wells.
burg few days since from Lincoln,
Neb., bringing with him a lot Of western
horses, which after being kept on pas.
ture land for n time will be sold in
Brooke county and in Washington coun-
ty, Pa. Mr.. Duval will return to the
West this week. He has been in the
territories nearly all the time since he
left the Internal Revenue Office here at
the time change in administration de-
posed his father from the CollectOrship.
As u ranchman and herder he has been
ouitc successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

An evening paper last evening an
DOBnced as news the proceeding OF one
Capt James Sanford, living down the
river, against Ex.Collector OF the Port A.
II. Beach. 1t is little strange that
after hanging fire for four years, and be-
ing passed on in Gen. Beach's favor by
several competent tribunals, this prose.
cution should be brought just at this
time. The papers were issued four
months ago, and Gen. Beach being ill.,
formed of'the fact took his time in COM
ing home to let them be served. lie has
given bond for his appearance at United
States Court, and officials, leading steam
boatmen, lawyers and Others who know
allabout the matter agree that the charge
is ridiculous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; TO dispel head.
aches, colds and feyers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton ?. Hess,
r. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

The famous spectacular opera, "Zozo,
the Magic Queen" will be seen at the
Wheeling Opera House for the first time
on Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon next. One OF the
leading features OF "Zozo" is its magnifi.
cent stage pictures, The "bank Of roses
is beautifully put on, and the transfer.
nation scene ut the close is splendid
achievement The chorus, headed by
the handsome immortals, Geranium,
Tuberose, Dahlia, Hollyhock, and the
comical little Cupid, is also one Of the
features in the production. The music
is light, catchy and delightful. The
drill Of the Amazons is one Of the hits.
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as follows:

A recess OF five minutes was taken to
enable the district delegations to make
their choice, which upon rcassembling
were announced, us follows:
Washington district-to both conven'
tons: G. J. Rawling, W. I. Otto, J. G
Kline, d. G. Morgan, D. Bell. Alter
mates: j. McCahon, James Roberts,
James L. Hanes, George zoeckler, Ed
Rogers.
Niadison-To both conventions: DR..
T. II. Logan, Myron Hubbard, Thomas
Prince, w. J. w. Cowden, George |,
Caddle, Hugo L. Loos, d, B. Doyener,
James II. Jones. Alternates: Will S,
Faris, George X. Wheat, Ambrose List,
William Marsh, ]. II. Tappan, Ed. Haz-
lett, William Kirbach, Hugh Sterling.
Clay District: G. W. Atkinson, @. B.
Hart, +. Buchanan, n. B. Scott, George
Hollinger. Alternates: j. d. Elson, V.
Rosenberg, Thayer Melvin, Fred Miller,
II. B. Clemens.
Union district chose one alternate for
each delegate, as follows: B. S. Allison,
alternate, William Mccormack; G. G..
McKown, alternate Ed. Pratt; G. b.
Caldwell, alternate, II. W. Redman
Ralph Whitehead, alternate D. II. Butts /;
Frank W. Bowers, alternate, A. Stamm.
Mr.. McKown declined and S. G. Smith
was chosen in his place.
Centre District: w. n. Lynch, j. X.
Hall, Charles A. Reed. Alternates, Il.
W. Dunnaway, I. 9. MoiIatt, d. w.
Martin.
Webster District: Henry Harvey,
Conrad Leonhart, John Cummins, Will
liam Schwertferger, James r. Travis,
Charles Freese.
Richie District: A. ]. Schulze, ]. II.
Freese, G. d. Thompson, II. W. Schrebe,
Harry Seybold, DR.. II. Q. Brannon. Al
ternates, Q. Bremen, j. w. Robb, Thomas
Davidson, Walter Wheat, Stephen Wa
terhouse, S. c. Eschstruth.
Triadelphia: W. P. Hubbard, l.. P.
Sisson, L. NJ. Atkinson. Alternates, A.
L. Carter, John Baird, ]. V. L. Rodgers.
Richland: Alex. McColloch, l.. Con-
nelly, D. A. Waddle.
Liberty: w. B. Curtis and W. NJ.
Dunlap. Alternates, George p. Maxwell
and A. w. Darling.
These being named in Convention,
were unanimously elected.
The question Of the selection Of n
county executive committee next COM
ing up, it was on motion directed that
Washington, Madison and Richie dis
tricts should choose two committeeman
each and Triadelphia three, these to have
but one vote for each district in COM
mittee.
The districts were then called and the
following members OF the new commit
tee named:
Washington, W. T. Otto and Joseph
Madison, James Waiter and Charles
A. Wingerter.
Clay, Joseph Speidel.
Union, Ralph Whitehead.
Centre, E. K. Metzner.
Webster, William Schwertieger.
Richie, Henry Wolf, L. P. Wheat,
Liberty, W. NJ. Dunlap.
Triadelphia, at Elm Grove, E. NJ. At
kinson; at Triadelphia, ]. L. McCardle;
ut Toll Gate, ]. @. Canes.
Richland, II. P. Carter.
The Convention, having nothing fur
ther to do, did it, adjOurning on motion
Of Col. Caldwell.
ANOTHER large lot of wetzel, Boone,
Crockett, Carson, placed in our 10 cent
section. By mail ~ cents.
ST Ns.enNy 4 N ..r.,,pnU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

1t was reported l14t night that T. y.
Kahn, n well known and respected young
man living ut No. 2iDJ CbzpiIns street,
this city, and employed A. freight con.
ductor on the Pittsburgh. sirstSgE .! the
b. & o., was lying al tie Pax iig:ei, u
Glcnwood, five or six H!lss istas ssise VI
Pittsburgh, in n yery datHes@as ggsSsij'
ton. He was hurt about slsgsg Yes.sg.
day while playing ball ): t5-gawgSyL
He made a violent tlrDT Ere 9e;es :
blood vessel rs he did ~. liz e29tbei
was summoned to his side from here by
telegraph, and left for there Iast sTeaIB2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

And the old folks laugh when they sr
that the pleasant California liquid iTs
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, is more easiIr
taken, and more beneficial in It's actio!
than bitter, nauseous medicines Il
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Ston.
ach, and Bowels, while it aroniSes them
to a healthy activity. Sold by Logan 4, <
Co., Anton P. Hess, r. b. BUT and c
Menkemiller. At Bellaire BY N. \
Mercer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

Zane's Orchard has been laid out as an aidiuofi1i
10 the city Of Wheeling, and lis choice lot w
be sold At public auction at the Court House on
SATURDAY, MAY 70, ISIS,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. m. On lhcprOltiV
there arc more than 200 apple and peach nc
Go and see the property. This i nOtlow gFoHh4'
Title perfect.
TERMS oF sALE-Onc,fOurt and m much mgig
AZ the purchaser may choose to pay In cash C'
the day OF sale, the balance In three eluhl ~
stllments at one, two and thee year, lgsDtl
bic notes bearing Xix per cent Interest WIN 81
personal security, TO be given for the dt!gllL
payments, aud die title T. be retained until iay
ment Is made in full or II the purchaser prefer
such notes without personal security Dli
cured by deed OF trust on the properly, wa =
taken and title made at once. For iufihti u
". ]. ". COWpkN,
WI, HALLEH. Iuetionecr. N.Y.
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WE have the only successful machine
and method of dcmagnCtlzing watches
in West Virginia.
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth l. Main SITS.

SPRING and Summer Stock just re-
ceiycd-thc largest and most complete
in the city, consisting Of Suitings, Panta:
loonings and 0verc0atings, which will
be made mp In the latest OF styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First.
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties OF the season.
Just received, 30 dozen more OF our
popular White Shirts, re-eniOrced both
front and back. They are the best SOC.
Shirt made. Large line Of Fancy Flan'
nCl Shirts from soc. upwards.
&. HESS d SONS,
Nos. 1921 & 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08
DUFFY, FORMULA.

Composed Principally of Raw Besfsnd
DuHy's Pure Malt e hIskoy. twill Cure
tho First Stages of Consumption Build up
tho Tissue; IncrcaaO tho Strength Add
Vitality and Liso; Give good Color to tho
Face;Forn a healthy appetizer while as
tonic and blood mnkOr 1t has no rival
If your drussls. does not keep 1T send
ono dollar to tho Duffy Malt whiStOy Co,
Rochester, N. 2, and they will send you a
bottle by express, charges prepaid.
THE DUFFY MALT wH1sKEY 90,
Rochester, ny.
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,,I Paxton nh HALL Of narrIwlIc, is the guest of
Mr.. George McKim. - '''''"s
street COMMISSIONER Fisher has force Of men
at work ending South Third street.
Local Union No. i5 American FLINT Glass
MoLkerS, on Saturday elected Victor Foogc,
smith Butler Hobby Woods and John BnnnI.
gan as delegates TO the National Convention.
Mayor u. C. Mitchell has issued n manifesto
anulessed 70 the saloon keepers. He has In.
euucIed the MarthAl 20 keep careful watch and
prosecute all who sell on sunday. The nne Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

Although this market is flooded with
cheap shoes. We wish to say that in ad-
dition to our large line Of medium grade
solid shoes, we carry special line OF
gentlemen's and ladies' best quality
shoes in all widths.
]. W. ANIcK & Co.,
ll4S Main street,
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FOR SALE.
(94) Twenty.four Lots in Caldwell's ADD
ton 10 the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the cast by Fillmore street o.
the south by the liandlRI Homestead, and Oh
the west by the h. & o. Il, X. .,
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold In thirty days will be sold at pub
lie auction.
For terms and further information applyio
W, V. HOGE & BKO,
1870 Market street
Or WILLIAM ". HASDLAS, .,.-
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prisonmcnt. 14 L.
Charles l.. Penny Tent OF knight. o,,h.,,
cabees Of bridgeport, will go TO Bcllaip a. ",
row evening 70 institute a new lodgr Of ~ I,
train down and back from hefc Al''it
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May s.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
slight change in temperature, followed
By cooler rains, fresh 10 brisk northeast
erly winds, high on the lakes.
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FoR the relief and cure Of the ipaou,
nation and congestion called a cold IN
the head" there is more pOtencyin EIy;.
Cream Balm than in anything eI,e i
is possible to prescribe. This prrpsra.
ton has for years past been making
brilliant success MS Il remedy for cSlj
in the head, catarrh and hay iqyc,
Used in the initial stages OF these com.
plants Cream Balm prevents any se,ii.
Gus development OF the symptoms.while
almost numberless cases are on reopl
OF radical cures OF chronic catarrh AMI
hay fever after all other modes Of trez,.
ment have proved OF no avail. MwEV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-08

Buy the Aberdeen Linen Stationery.
octave or commercial, ruled. or plain, at
30 cents per box Il Quire and pack, at
STANTON & DAyENpnnris.
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Earned runs-WhCcllng, TO- Two base hits
Delahanty, 2; Brodle, Van Zant, Yak. Three
base hiis-NichOl, Stephens. Home run
1. hit by ball-by 0'Brien, l. Wild pitch
O'Bricn, i. Passed balls-Dillon, !. Double play
-Yaik. Time. 1910. UmpIre-Sullivan.