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,n.,g. a, u..,,... ouarter-.

Mr.. J. VI. Bowen Is now cashier in tho
service Of G. u. Bryan 4 Co., No. 20 Nal.
ison street, having taken a position with
that firm after q steady employment with
the firm Of Brown x Jones for nearly thir.
teen years, three Of which was occupied
at NatcheE In charge Of their coal yard at
that place. Mr.. Bowen has n host Of
friends in Memphis, where he has resided
for eighteen ycan, and lac respectfully W.
licits their kind iayors and orders for coal
at the company's Office, No. ~ Madison
street
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Harvest Excursions.

Tho Memphis 4 Little Rock railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Memphis 10 Ar.
kansas aud Texas points September II and
- and October and - nj one fare Tor the
round trip, with through coaches and
slecpes 10 Texas good for thirty days, with
stop-oveu at intermediate points. County
maps Of Arkansas and Texas furnished on
application. Address,
g. y. Hrru, 7. p. A.
JoHS A. scorr, Ticket Agent, No. 3l2 Main
street. Memphia
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On September o, 10, 10, ~, 20, % and
10 81 Louis and return on account Of the
Exposition at $3.50 for the round trip.
Trains leave Memphis daily NJ @ O'Clock p.
m. equipped with free reclining chair cans
and Pullman Buffet slcepcu For further
information address II. p. Wilson, T. and
4. A., 300 Main street
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IIovr testimonials are most reliable. and
II YOU will send your name aud address we
will send statements of numher ~ the best
oitifrns Of Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile ONT.
mcut. II mover fails. FIFTY cents and 81
Der bottle Manufactured by ltangum Root
Medicine Co.. Nashville, Tenn. FOR sale by
tfeistrf. 2s3 Main street
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FiRr.cLAss table board at Fransiola's,
ON Front street, opposite cusiom.house.
Tho table IL supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 70 cents.
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Din you ever think Of THAR A poor
man feels richer with n good cigar than q
rich man with y poor one3 Moral: Load
up with Grand Republic Cigaros and Bui.
foa
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BURNING OF BON AQUA.
A THRILLING SCENE GRAPHICALLY
DESCRIBED BY A GUEST.

Incidents OF the Disaster Which I'M
press 1t Indellibly Upon the Minds OF
Those Who Fled for Their Lives-Acts
OF Heroism on the Part of Fair Women.
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Removal.

Dr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases OF domestic animals. Removed
10 Keck's stable, No. 40l Second street,
near Beale. Telephono i57.
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DoS'r forget the dear ones away for the
summer. send them box Of Floyd a
Moneys candies.
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Fon a good no, weather drink use Floyd
A Mooney Q old reliable mead.
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The largcs, and mos, complete line oycr
shown In the south.
MITCHELL x BRysoS,
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foR a quiet game Of billiard. 70 70 Con.
verso 4 Cook'A go Main street
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:. T.. RiDGEiY's
S. T.. RiDOEiY's
Fall and Winter Tmportatons
Fall aud Winter lmporations
Ready for Inspection,
Ready for Inspection,
3s Madison street.
IS Madison street
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MEMPHIS HARB0R.
HISTORICAL SUMMARY OF THE
WORK OF PROTECTION.

Extract from a Report OF s. s. Leach,
Captain Of United States Engineer
Corps, to the Mississippi River Com
mission.
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NoT-1i,kcts drawing Capital Prizes aro not en-
titlyd to Terminal itixos
For CtuuiArfa on any further Information de-
sired write lcrihly ~ the undersigned clearly tilt
Ing your rridcucy VITA Nutc. county, strrt ard
number Mutu upid r'turn nnil delivery viii o.
assured by yuur enclosing nu envelope bearing
YOUR iuil ndlrss
scui POSTAL SOrI's. Eypr-s MONEY orioS
or New YORK lNrhfngr iu uffiluart lrii"r currency
b. E1pryss (nt our VNIFuggI uidfcs,,l o.
~. \. DAtrIiIN,
New Orleans, La
Or VI. 4. DAupiItN.
Washington, ". q.
or nt 80. u West Court 81, Memphis, Tenn
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK,
Ncw Orleans, Ia.
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Additional New Arrivals.

PRINT DEPARTMENT--Call Monday and
inspect our new lines of Fall Satcens, Cling
hams, Percale Shifting and Prints; selec-
ton superb.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT-No
open, Wool and Mcrino Underwear for la
dies, mems and children's wear. Now is
the time to make your selections for school
purposes. We have all sizes, and our sup
ply for youths, girls and children is COM
plete in every detail and correct in prices.
IL THE SAME DEPARTMENT we show a
line of Umbrellas in silk and gloria silk;
gold, silver, oxidizcd and natural handles,
that cannot be matched in the city.
Our ADVANCE Importation Of Flannels
and Cassimercs are now open. We show
more styles than ever at very low prices.
SUIT DEPARTMENT-Just received, a very
choice assortment OF plain, braided and
beaded Jerseys, in black and all colors; all
newest shapes.
HANDKERCHIEFs-Fi dozen Ladies'
colored border Hcmstitched lIandkcr-
chiefs at 7lc each. Odd lot Ladies' bril-.
liant black Isle Hose, size S aud 81; only
Poe per pair.
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REMEMBER ,9S Er saG f, Fl ' s9s
M iu ,har-r ~ the bmwins. ia Eu1nu'cr Ui nb.
sniutr inIturs and integrity. that thH yhtnHcs prn
oil equal aud that no ONE Diu possibly divine What
number will draw prize
RENEnHtit, alsp that tlIr payment " At itifoi
b. Guaranteed bN Pour National ltnnks ~ NDW
orleans. anI the Tickets Hr SIGNED hy tie fnssi
dent ni nu Institution vhHsH chartered rights nfn
recognized iu thH highest tuHfts. then tore huWAfQ
of any limitations 90 nuuuymuIla 4 hrmva
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lost nrH yALuAnLrs.

Al honor 10 Mn Cannon, and all Of M
vote her the heroine VI the occasion. |
could write much more but my heart
sickens nj the thought Of thosc women and
children, most 0i them were barcioOlcd,
aud with their feet cut by the rocks
and bleeding. clad only In their night
clothes, made night hidcous with their
SCREAMS and cries. The scenes Of that
memorable night have been ~ photo.
guphcd on my memory that u we're "a
live hundred years, and memory holds
her sway. I will never forget n, and pray
God that ! may never DO an eye witness tc
the like again.
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MEMPHIS SADDLERY CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
322 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
TO THE TRADE

We respectfully call your attention the fact that Manufacture
and have hand the Largest and Most Complete Line of SDDLERY
this market facilities such that enable make
Prices any market in the country We solicit inspection of
Goods and Prices from Merchants visiting city,
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&Zzam'9u1sgs.s
y nat
commissioner.

We. the undersigned. Ranks nni BANKERS, wilt
pay all Pri1c drawn In The Louisiana state lot.
tcfics which may hc presented no our counters
X. ", WALMSLEY, President Ia. NatI bank
PIERRE LANAUN, pfeEt State Natl Bank
A, BALDWIN, President n, o. National Bank
CAkL kOHN. pIeaidenI unLnn NatLnnnI nanh
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B. LOwENSTEIN 81 BROS.
Fresh Arrival
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Just received, an entire new invoice of
superior 40-inch all.wool Black "Fancy
Weavcs, +" fresh from the looms, designs en-
tirely new, at 6Oc per yard. We know this
to be the very best value ever offered Tor
the money.
Glove Bargains-The balance Of our La
dies silk Mitts and Gloves, in plain and
fancies, marked down to close at Poe per
pair.
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Grand Monthly DRAWING

In tho Academy Of Music, New orleans,
TUESDAY. sErrEHuEH ~, 1883.
Capital Prize, : 5000, 900.
100000 Tickets NJ SEQ cnchi Halves, SO
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Fascine par un serpent.

Tn bien curieux incident s'est
produit a Bridgeport (Connecticut),
a la vitIine Dun magaSin dams Ia
quelle est expose depnis quelques
lonrs TN gros serpent i s%Onnettes.
Tn jenne homme de seize ans.
nemme Andy Austin, S'6tant ap-
proche lie la vitilne pour regalder
lie serpent, a etc litteraiempnt fasci.
ne pendant plus dune heure par le
dangereuX reptile. Son visace
sennOlalt cole a la vitrine: on ellt
dit que ses yeuX ailaicnt sortir de
leurs orbites, 1T il etait incapabIe
de bouger on de prononcer la moin.
Dire parole. LIE serpent, 4 motto
enroule, mails la tGte levep, fxalt.
de sol cote, le malheureux ieunp
homme, ct Faurait mOrdn a plu.
sieurs reprises 81 la giace ne Zen
cit empeche. FinaIement les per
sonnes qui sc trouvaient danS le
magasin, tout etOnnees dc he pas
voir August'n bouser depuiS plus
Dune henre, Sc sont pr6cipites vers
Ini ct ont Ell nne certaine dil1icuIte
a l'arracher de la devantnre.
Augustin. qui paraisSait comple.
tement magnetise, u etc conduit i
la pharmacie la plus proche ct II
s'est ecoule pres dune d%em!-Aeure
avant qu'on ait pu le fare barrier
On a remarqne aussi que IL serpent
s'est livre a tOnte sOrte de coItor.
sions oranges lorsqu'on IL emuene
le malheureux jeune homme.
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Lasfarce du dindoa.

- FL
lie cn:sinier de NJ. O'Brien, mai
re lie Boston, q etc, tout snrpris or
preparant lie dindon traditionnel du
Thanksgiving Day, de trouver d
rint6rienr de la MAGNITUDE volatile
achetee au marche, lie petit billet
snivant dune belle ecriture de fem.
me
"Je snis une jeune in%stitutrice, je
mai pas de mcntre, ct que vaiS-je
pouvoir faire sans mOntre J'es-
rere que gnelque bon Republican n
SO sonviendra de moi i Noel. Je
maine pas les d6mocrateS; mai>,
81 Pun me faisait cadeau dune
montre, j'anrais meilleule opinion
deuX. Je ne crnis pas Qu'ilS al.
m-nt Il taire deS caueanX. Mails,
qni salt. Je snis ute file de Yer
mont, ct je compte riem avoir des
~nonvelles de ceux qni mangeront
&c bead din'ion-KATE GILLETTE,
d East Randolph Vermont.)"
Mile Gillette ne s'etait pas from
pee daus SOL; espOlr, Il ellie Went
de %recevoir par express magni-
fique mODtre en or, accOmpaSnee
do ~ tatfrn S,y,pfn.
"VILLE DE DosToN, bureau du
maltc,
lie 80 novembrp, 1888.
"Ma cheie Mile Gillette, TAI
ache'e mercredl dernier All ma,che
Quincy IN beau dinnon peasant
quinze @livres, ct Ioisqne mon cui
sinner Ia prepare pour lie faise cui-
re, il y tiouve Notge billet d Zen
droit OH il sc dlsposait a METRE la
farce.
"C'est IN hasard vIaiment ex-
traordinaire que votro appel aux
republicans, reSpirant tant dan
tipathie pour les democrates, sCit
tombe entire les mains du marie de
Boston, lnl Il etc democratic toute
Sa Vie. Je puts VOWS asSurer, &C.
pendant, que lie maire de Boston il
toujours fat droit sans distinction,
aux republicans aussi hien Nu'aux
democIates. Ne Sommes- nous pas
tous %ciioyens de &c vieux pays, ct
n'ayOns nou pas a c8ur le bien-
, 6tre lie notre vile?
| "Je crois en- vOuS, Ml'e Gillette.
ct Jexcuse votre antipathie pour
! les demOcrates parce que vOus etes
dun Etat qui fut toujOurs republi.
, cain. Pour vOus prOuver ma since.
rite, je vOuS envoie une montre que
vous voudrcz bien accepter, je Pes
pere, de la part du marie Gemocra.
te de Boston.
"Comptant sur une r6ponse dc
vous, ct dams FeSpoir que una qua.
lite de democratic ne m'emptcheia
, pas d'occuper une place dams votre
affection ct votre estime, je reste
votre devoue,
:. HUGH OBRIEN,
Mare"
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MARIONS NOUS.

II va beaucoup de vieux garcons
dams Eotre steele; il y en- a beau
comp trop;
Je ftuillette lfhi~toire ct yOici &c
Que jy tronve: ''Tons les ans, a
Sparte, les femmes f%one,taient les
celibataires dams lie temple de We
nus. ST cette loi renaissait ct etait
mise en- vigueur; OH trouver aSsez
de bras ct aSSeZ de vergeS pour
fouetter les recalcitrints, les ego
Estes ct les cHurS de ma, bre qui ne
sc marient pas.
On dirait qn'un nGud, que In
mort seu!e peut deiier, citrate les
gems de notrr age. Auionrd-
hui snr notre sol ftcond OH So ma
RE rarement, dams dix aus on Sc
naIiera moins encore. On dit EN-
rappelant une vieille chanson pc.
pnlaire "Je ne v-nx pas me met
ire la corde au cou.' Des Ions on
tourne an vienx garcon.
Etre I'm vlenx garcon, est-ce
done bien gail
Jen vols qui donnent dams des
travers Oranges.
II y en- a un de ma connaissance.
musicien de talent, mails que la soil.
tude a hebete: II passe l'ete occupe
i ieter do pain d'epice pour au
moins deuX sous aux tOrtues qui sc
promenent autour dun jet Dean.
I'm antre vieux gaIcon Sc marie
avec lie jeu de domino, ct. matln ct
soir, il ne pense qn'a tourner ct re-
tonrner des os blancs ct noirs sur
la table dun restaurant. TONS ces
vieux RECOGNIZES ont Pair inquipt, de-
contence, morose; tous ont Pair
bette! @
Tn vienx garcon, cherchant IN
faux-col, IN vienx garcon s'essay.
ant a METRE un bonton a sa che.
mise, a sa culotte, a Sc repriser uu
moroccan quelqne part, c'est un
spectacle gui en- vaut ben d'autres.
mails ca vous fait hair I'm vieux gar.
con. MarieZ.vOuS done. oh !
mariez.vous done!
Savez-vous ce qni arrive la plu-
part dn temps quand la cinquan.
tieme aimee some a l'horloge du
temps? LIE WEAK garcon epouse sa
cnisiniere v'lan le torchon! c'est
bon pour lni! Aussi, est-il sur
de Sc faire passer la marmite Il la
tote ct lie torchon par Ia figure. II
Ia blen voula. quill cuise daus son
jus!
Apres les vienx galcons, WEN
nent natuIellement les vieilles fiji.
les; mails il FAINT ,outefois lie pas
trop app"yer sur les rieilles, car il
viellles ct vieilles ainsi une file
de %, 80 ans mGine est encore re,te.
d 30 ellie peut 6tre Jamie, mas pas
trop >ieille encore; mails passe ca,
ellie est pas NAL rassie, ct ellie court
,isquc de roster file, car ellie est
bien une rieile; or ces ~vieilles files.
la ne peuvent epouser que DIES
vieux veufs tout poussifs, qui men
peuvent mails ct demandent a sen
tourer des soins dune bonnie vieille
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QuelQues mOts de Charles Joliet

Qnelqnes mots de Charles Joliet :
Olsivett.-Le plus difficile de
tous les metier.
Mariage.-Le prologue du d.
vOrce.
Sens cOmmun.-ChoSe tres rare.
Journal.-Le labOratOire de 20.
piniOn publi4ue "Trois sous d'his-
tore dams un cornet de paper"
Girouette.-Ce nest pas ellie qui
change, c'est lie vent.
Usulier.-Un banquier pour qui
9 Ell 2 font %.
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i,oTA.T Jos Press.

Avon,,,. 10 materiel ntcessaire. noussem
mas meme d'executcr tonr les ouvragestv
uooraphiuues qn! nous >eront comics Les
brsts d'avocat. carries datialles. entetes ae
factures, tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
Iaires. etc. serontimprim>s dansie plusbref
delal ct a des prix moderes.
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II parait que la lune Sc lezarde.
II Y await longtemps qu'on n'avait
conState nne ausSi grave avarie.
Pour ceux Gui connaissent la
lune comme leur pOche, il resulte
des observations sciertifiques re-
centes q%a'une b,erhe enorme, par
tant dn cirque Godin, traverse les
montagnes a rouest, ct Sc ,ermine
au sud-ouest du cirque d'Agrippa.
OIL ellie forme Gn nouveau cirque.
Crst INT consolation pour les
terriens, qui constatent chague jour
la flagi|it6 DIES institutions humai-
mes, de voir que la lune nest pas
plus solile que hotre globe!
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4EONNE /. Ne.

TN Au--d'avance IS 90
IN Nnmsro 10
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vanter avant de MOURN d'avoir pris
un etat; c'est M consolation, ct
puiS.... Amen!
Done, je paSse par dessus les
vieilles, ct j'arrive a IN genre de
files qn'on app-lle vieilIes, mails
qui ne lie sont pas....ssulement
Giles attendent, ct pour les CONSIDER,
je lenr dedie la
LITANIE ROSE.
SaveZ vouS ce que c'rst que Ia
Litanie Rose? Je suis sur que vous
a!lez ne %,epondre que non. Eth
hiri., S%aclltZ que c'rst tail 4 rusase
DIES jeunes files qui ne veu!ent pas
Golfer Sainte Catherine.
La voici trlle Quill ma etc dome
de la lire daus I'm vieuX .rIlnolge
dn temps de Louis NV.
ST vous ttes j-une, belle, aimante
ct ennuyee de n'avoir point de ma
ri, alors, indulgente It chere petite
'ectrice pour qui jTai Moore des
yeuX, un cHur, n soliIcltude de
vinst ans! peasant Il moi, rccltez-
la ; ma penste sera unie a la y0tre.
Rtc!:ez-la lie solr en- vOus cOHchant,
|. ma!in tn metiant vos chers petits
uas roses, S'ilS Sont roses; toute-
fOi>, s'iij sont dune autre cOuleur,
que ca ne YOU delauge en- rlen....
iecileZ-la Solvent. souvenir.
ct frrvemmen;, ct alors Qul salt!
kyrie, Je voudraiS,
Christie. etrc mariee.
kyIir, je pr!e tous les saints,
Chliste, que CO SOFT demain.
Salute Marie, toni lie monde Sc
marie,
Saint Nicolas, ne m'oubliez pas,
Saint Med6,ic, que j'ale un bon
mari,
Saint Matbien, quill craigne Dieu,
Saint Jean, gull maine ,endte
ment,
Saint Bruno, quill soft joli ct beau,
Saint Andre, qn'jl soft a mon gre.
Saint Didier, quiz aime a travail
Ter.
Saint SEVERN, quill Maine pas lie
vim.
Saint Sauveur, quill ait bon c9ur,
Saint Nicaise, que je sois i mon
aise.
Saint jesse, quill me donno uu
carrosse,
Saint Boniface, que mon marriage
Sc tasse,
Saint August;n, des domain ma.
tin;
Saint Leonard, je ne serai pas en-
retard,
Sainte Cun6gonde, dune seule Sc
condo,
Saa,te Victoire, vous pouvez
men c%roire,
!; Saint Boromee, 81 je me leverai,
Saint Ours, meme avant lie jour,
Saint Roch, a c'est une epoque,
Saint Denis, dams notre vie,
Saint Protais ct saint Gervais, je
promets,
Saint C|et, que je he roublierai
jamais.
LIE Passe partoat, de Sorel, Canada
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Eisaichts of the Golden Rule

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle ID
1876 X. OF &. X. will be held in the Hall
Excelsior Lodge No. 81 /. o.. O. +. On the sed
ond aud fourth Tuesdays OF each month, ct
O'Clock Z. NJ.
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One MsvsI|Iegss RktolIs
RAcoNrEE EN- DEux LETTREs.
nj I'll q, .es Cedar ST.. New York,
yjv fVlN: rs Uctobre, 1852.

yJv fIlN: IS Uctobre. 1852.
.,Ness.eurs. Mon pere demeure a Glover.
Vt. II q heaucoup s~ouifert DIES Scrofu,es, ct
Ia lettre ~ci-jointe yous dira les merveilleux ef-
fc,s produits par Ia SALsEPAKEILLE pAfER.
.Je crois que son sang doit avoir etc infecte
depuis dix ans au moins sans autre siGiie
exterieur qu'une lfgere p!aie scrofu!euse au
poignet. II y a cling ans de nombreuses ui-
ceres commencement a Sc montrer. ct peu u
peu Sc multiplitrent a tel point CUE son corps
enter en- tut convert. Je vous assure, mes
.sieurs. que sa position etait tien crltique
Quand ii coinmencasa Sc serv-- &c yotre nede-
cine. Maintenant il y a tres pen dhoinmes
de SON age qui jouIsscnt dune inellleure
santr. .c pourrai facilement nommer Gin
quante personnes prttesa ~certiiier de la veritc
dies fats que j~ayancc.
a vous si~ncerenent, ". ". PHILLIPS"
I'LL pERE. "c'e 't.l pour 1.n moi IN nn1 r,''s ar.
voir, lie ven!r auf'rts 6e vous attesicr Il recon-
naitre les b~leutaits que J'ai ob;eIus PAR
lusasc lie II
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ATTENTION.

My friends and the pubic are notified n,
| have removed to the sore formerly der,
piei! by Mr.. L. G.. Curtis. No. 3 Man, s,r,a
where l VIII keep constantly on hand A I'M
supply of Groceries, Provisions. Wines an
Liquors. Civ me IL call aud xamin nv >,
sortment.
JOHN DEZACCHI
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Ducklen's Arnica Salye.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-03
A FINE GAME
PLAYED AT COLUMBUS YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON,
In Which Wheeling Comes Oh Vicor-kilt West
Plays 3 Good First-Othsr Sun
day Games

Wheeling played an errorless game at
Columbus yesterday, and the boys also hit
the ball hard. Milt West, who played his
first game ut frat for Wheeling, distin-
suished himself both on the base and at
the bat. Following is an account of
The Game:
Specin Telegram 10 ne Register.
COLUMBUS, o, September 2.-The Nail
City team put mp q great game to-day and
beat Columbus with ease, playing an error
less game and hitting at the right time.
Milt West makes the Wheeling team
stronger than ever. He plays first in fine
style, and his timely hitting virtually won
the game for Wheeling. Morrison pitched
a good game and received fine support
from Yak. Crosan made great running
catch. Mann caught hit off Brodie's
bat while on q dead run towards the
fence.
Yak hit for q single in the first, stole
second and scored on Vests single.
In the third, after Nichol went out,
Yak hit for three bases and scored on
Nicholson's single, West bringing him
home with two-bsgger. West scored on
Crogan's drive for two bases, Morrison
went to first on balls; in the fourth to
third on Nichols hit and scored on Nichol-
sons sacrifice. Childs made two-bagger
in the second, scored in the third on base
on balls, steal, passed ball and sacrifice,
Dundop, the mute pitcher, late of Syracuse,
pitched for Columbus, and was hit hard
WEIGH was taken sick early in the game
and retired in favor of Nick Handlboe.
Attendance only 800. Almost everybody
in town went out to the G. A. K. Encamp-
ment. Following is the score: