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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-24
bridging THE CREEK.
Council to Meet This Evening to Talk 1t
Over.
BIG WHEELING CREEK HEARD FROM.
The Loss Terrible ALI Along Its VAL
ley.
4 NAN DROWNED At BELLTOE.
Warrington Flooded 0ut---Ths Railroads
and River.

II is very doubtful whether the Board OF
Public Works will have any very definite
statement for presentation to Council this
evening, regarding estimates for Q new
bridge across the creek at Main street
The Board has telegrsphed to half dozen
bridge building concerns, and representa-
tives OF the same will be here in the course
of few days.
Mr.. Henry A. Lschicotte, representing
the Canton Bridge Works, arrived in town
yesterday, in response to a telegram from
the Water Board. The Board has come to
the decision that it is not feasible to lay
the 20-inch main across the Market street
bridge, the weight being too great. A 20.
inch pipe the length of the bridge, filled
with water, will weigh twenty three tons,
and this is strain greater than 1t Is
deemed wise to subject the bridge 20. The
Board is considering the sdvisability OF
throwing a truss across the creek for the
sole purpose of supporting the 2O-inch
water main, and communication upon
the subject will be submitted TO Council
this evening.
As stated in the REGISTER yesterday,
there will probably be general discus
sion in Council of the question OF
ways and means to obtain money
to repair the food damage within
the city, and il would be a good
thing TO have free expression of opinion
a. to the best course to be pursued. What
ever is to be done must needs be done
quickly, if the Main street bridge is TO be
replaced this year, for winter is approach
ing rapidly.
Superintendent of Streets Warden was
asked yesterday "a to the condition of the
Seventeenth street bridge, and In re-
ply he said it was apparently
in first-elass condition, and that
there need be no apprehension regarding it.
He also thought the Market street bridge
was as solid as The day it was put up. He
fears the north and south sbutments OF the
stone bridge will drop into the creek bed rs
the water falls, and has taken every pre-
caution to keep people away, having sisns
upon the fences warning the public OF
danger. On the south side ofthe bridge there
are cracks in the earth under the street
away back to the end Of the side walls, and
the whole thing is liable to 20. East and
west of the bridge both banks Of tho creek
have caved in very badly.
The bar in the river, just below the
mouth OF the creek, must be pretty big
thing by this time, as this last freshet
must have deposited thousands of cubic
yards OF stone and earth upon it out of the
creek. 1t is thought that when the river
goes down again it will stand out high
ana dry while there is still comparative
ly good stage of water.
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AT THE FAIR GRoUSDs.
The River Did Not Touch 1t and Prepare
lions Going ON.

The River Did Not Touch IL and Prepare
lions Going on.
Despite hundred rumors to the con-
trary, put in circulation yesterday, the
river at its highest point did not reach the
Fair Grounds, and all day big force Of men
were at work making preparations for the
Fair Of the coming week. State exhibits
from the various counties are arriving and
being placed in position. Exhibits are
coming in from the surrounding country,
merchants are busy about their space with
preparations for goods, horses were speed
ing around the track, aud in sill parts OF
the grounds things were lively and ous.
thing Secretary Hook was on hand all
day with the varions superintendent,
supervising things, attending to the book
ing OF entries and making final prepare
tiops, and to-day and tomorrow this work
will be continued.
EVERYTHING points to the fact that the
coming Fair will be the most successful IN
the history of the Association, despite the
heavy rains, aud those who take IN the
event during the coming week will be snr-
prised at the magnitude of the display IN
every department.
An impression has gone abroad into the
surrounding country that the recent ram
high streams and river has interfered with
the grounds in this city, and numerous
kilograms and other inquiries have been
received by the Association as to whether
the Exposition and Fair will be held next
week.
The officers have been surprised that
such an impression should 30 abroad when
the fact is that the grounds have absolute
" not been damaged in the least. The
work of preparation on the grounds has
gone on steadily and actively all the time.
On Yesterday morning the track was work
ed and left in better condition than 1t ever
was. as the rain settled it and the sun
dried all the grounds off nicely. The track
was in use the entire day by horsemen
speeding and training horses, preparatory
to next weeks races.
Scores of people were on the grounds
erecting booths and moving their e1 hioits
TO their proper places for exhiolton'
Stock arrived in numbers, and activity
prevailed throughout the grounds. A
great mauy ladies walked around the
grounds and enjoyed the sights yester-
day. The superintendent of the various
departments have taken mp their quarters
on the gtouuds and are busy with arrange
ments for the coming week. Over seventy
speed entries have been made, besides the
runners, for which entries do not close
until the 9th inst. The block Of coal
taken from vein ten feet thick in Mon.
opgalia county was set up by block and
tackle in the State Resources building yes
terday. The l,od did not reach the
grounds, and nothing but wet weather
next week will prevent the finest display
aud largest turnout Of people ever seen on
| The Fair grounds
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YuISTe Or PEOPLE.

Mos a,nsnts NJ Oiu,ens and the CoaiT
sad OF GOING strangers.
Mr. Henry Hoefer left yesterday for Gin
cinnsti.
Miss Jessie Martin is home from visi
to friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. George W. Dillon, of Columbus, O..
is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. William Brady, of Lancaster, Pa
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. T. Castor
Miss Annie Debold, charming younl
lady of this city, has just returned from
White Sulphur.
Miss Edith Brady, of Lancaster, Pa, ID
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. T. Castor
of Market street.
Messrs. Otto Suider and Joseph Mack
of the South Side, left yesterday for thu
Cincinnati Exposition.
Miss Kate Plankey, of the South Side
who has been the guest of friends in Chi
cago for the past week, returned home yea
terday.
Miss Lydia McMecbeu aud her visitor
Miss Alys Montague. have returned from
a pleasant visit to Miss Carrie Whiting
at Sewickley, Pa.
A.W. Kelley and family, who have beer
scjourniDg for time at Asbury Park, N
j., and Cresson Springs, Pa, are expected
home to-day or tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank w. Kammerer and son, Of
Chicago. have returned home after 6
weeks visit to Mrs. Kammerer's mother
Mrs. Hildreth, on Chapline street.
Rev. Sam Jones and son and Prof. Ex'
cell lett over the Panhandle road yestsr
day afternoon for Round Lake, N. Y,
where great temperance camp meeting II
being held.
Mrs W. d A. O'Brien, President of tn,
Ladies' Aid Society of the Sons Of Veterans
who has bern visiting friends In the vicin
itn since their meeting here, is now thu
guest of DR.. and Mrs. II. b. Baguley, or
South Chspline street.
Messrs. +. w.. Banner and John E.
Mendel returned yesterday morning from
a pleasant Eastern trip, part Of which VA
done on their bicycles. They started a
Harper's Ferry and went mp the Shenau
doah valley in this manner, having mos
deliphtlul trim
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BIG WHEELING CREEK.

News From along It's Valley Clear Into
Pennsylvania.
The REGISTER, yesterday, secured the
irst news from up the valley of Big Wheel
ing creek, which was inaccessible on
Wednesday, and from where bad news was
expected.
No loss of life has occurred in the valley,
but the farmers living along the creek
have suffered terribly, the damage being
much greater than along the lower valley.
All along the creek, from the second ford
above Elm Grove to Viola pcstofice, and
beyond into Pennsylvania the farmers
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MARTINS FERRY.
Mr.. William Edwards has typhoid fevel

Mr.. William Edwards has typhoid fever.
The Rainey condemnation suit drew
quite a number of our people to st. Clairs.
vile yesterday.
Miss Mamie Medill and Mr.. VIM. Hol.
lingsworth, of Kansas City, Mo-, are the
guests of Mr.. Joseph Medill.
The families Of jeremiah Black and 10
seph Henderson left yesterday for Yellow
Creek, to attend camp meeting.
A small child Of Wiiliaa Hogen, Of
Salem, Ohio, was buried from tho residences
Of its uncle, Lewis Swartz, yesterday Al.
tsrpoon.
Mrs. Julia Ann Taylor, an aged lady, Of
this city, died at the home Of her son, John
Taylor, at 8 o'clock yesterday, aged 7s
years. She had been psralyzed for years
and helpless The remains will be inferred
at 2 o'clock to-day.
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OYSTE 3! OYsTERs!!
The Old Reliable w. o. Mccluskey

The Old Reliable w. u. McCluskey.
1t is with pleasure that ] announce 10
the lovers of good oysters that from to-day
l will be receiving regular daily shipments
of My Great "Nep York Counts" in bulk
AID shell, the demand for oysters being
large enough to warrant regular daily
shipments The quality OF the oysters il
rs fiue as any have ever handled, and ]
know my patrons will be better pleased
this season than ever before. All the res
taurants will serve them from to-day, and
they can be had ut my depot by the quart
or gallon. Thanking the public for the
very generous patronage they have given
me in past seasons, shall this season again
endeavor to merit their patronage by
bringing the very hest oysters obtain
able in the New York, New Orleans and
Baltimore markets. / am
Very respectfully,
w. o MoCLUsKEY,
Wholesale Shipper of Fresh Oysters.
Depot Sc Twelfth street.
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Last Excur.isn to Atlantic CITY.

The last excursion to the seashore via
the picturesque B. & o. is announced for
Thursday, August Goth. Those who have
not visited the shore this season should
not fail to take advantage Of the low rates
and liberal privileges afforded in this trip.
Time of trains and round trip rates Of
fare: Wheeling SOS g. m, $40 p. M, rate
$40; Benwood 800 Am, 5:45 D. m, rate
$40.
Corespondingly low rates are made from
other stations On the line.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars attached
to all trains, and Parlor Cars to the morn.
ing train.
The tickets are good Ten days with the
privilege Of stop of at Washington, D.
c., on the return journey.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line OF SerEes, Pin Checks and
Drap d'Etes, which We are prepared
90 make up In the best style NJ reas-
Snable prices.
BalbSiEEAn Underwear &C si.oo
uit and upwards. Fancy Ftannei
hirts 90 50 cents and upwards, AZ
c. HESS a SONS.
IS2i and 1873 Market street.
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without any decided policy, trying to set.
tie questions that never would he settled
while We were q people and dodeing the
question which of all others implied the
safety of the country, the homes and the
children. He said thst his party meant .
party that had laid aside prsjudieea, and
resolved to do sill they could for God. hu-
manity and their country's prosperity.
He showed up many of what he claimed to
be the inconsistencies of the Democratic
marty, and dwelt particularly ON the dodg-
ing policy of the Republican party on the
whisky question, saying that instantaneous
photographer could scarcely follow them.
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Tn. Road Heal,hward Made Easier.

You have been I'll, we WIN suppose, and are
couvslescing slowly. That is, You are trying to
pick up little iesh, to regain some Of your
wonted color, tn accustom your stomach to more
solid nutriment than its recently enfeebled con-
dition permitted you to take. How can you &C
celerate your snsil's pace heslthwards We are
warranted py concurrent testimony in affirming,
that II YOU viii use twice or thrice day Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters, an enabling medicine OF
long ascertsined purity and tonic virtues that
Won will be materially aided. Itpromotes flow
Of the gastric juices, and helps the system 70
assimilsts the nourishment Of which il stands 50
much In need. II remedies tendency to con-
stipatjon without convulsing the bowels The
lyerit stimulates to renewed activity, safely pro-
NOTES the action of the kidneys and bladder, and
annihilates malaria and rheumatism at the outse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-24
ThetKenna Club.

The Young Democrats of the Kenna Club
held very largely attended meeting at the
Capital rink, last night. and considerable
business was transacted. The club resolved
to turn out next week, upon the occasion
Of the meeting Of the big convention OF
representatives from the Democratic clubs
of the State.
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THE RIVER

1t Reaches Thirty.Two Feet and a Half at
This Point.
The river continued to rise slowly until
/ o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the
marks indicated 30 feet inches. 1t began
to fall again at $50 and at 7:3O last even
ing the gage indicated 80 feet and falling.
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BASE BALL.
How We Lost.

sAspusKY, O.. August % -Knauss
pitched great game, and hsa o tsce.s wIS
any kind of support Sandussy wouio
have been shut out Crogan and Nicnoi'
son each had an error that cost two runs.
sandusky played another good neloins
came wheeling made their only run In
,ha first on Yaik's double and Ccogan's
three-bagger. With man on .nlu an
one on second and nobody out Nicno,sop
hit q liner ut o. Brien, doubling mp nichols
at third
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rspert isrsassd IN vain. Ina
cssk Thsn cana he high tsr,s !, .w n
1864, whiehsvsr Il wss. And fra ~ Y
1870, another psriod Of ten yesr - Ut
crease in the value Of farming l,,a b.
Unitsd States vs. only 40 per CENT = Y
che Low tariff IL bad been lO3 M, eas
cseass in valua Under this hirh 80
wss only 10 per cent But II ma, H. !
that Il included the period Of u. -, 49,
dou't mako fair comparison. IT,.
forcs Of that % eD0s extent, bot Az
ended In 1885, and Ne can comp,,, ~
tan years, from 1870 70 1880, .ud H. g
same census reports II appear thai II !, =
tsn pears Of profound pesce, from isss :
1880, The value Of the farming lana. )" ),
whole United States have ino.ss.S ~,
per osnt
Oostissed on Third Passl
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Index to New Advertisements
SECOND PAGE.

wanted-Dry Goods Salesman.
Music and Art-The Misses Doddridge.
safe Fair Notice Department. OF Edueanon
Grand Opera HouSe-A Pair Of Kids.
eOr Rent Furnished Rooms.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Louis A. Snerley.
Electric Curler and FriZZer-R. H. List.
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A Man Drowned 1T Rellton.

News is received that man named Kraft
McHendry, while attempting to cross
Rocky river, back of Bolton, Tuesday
evening, was swept from bis feet and
drowned, and at last accounts his body had
not been recovered.
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New Goods.

New embroidery. jersey waists in white,
cream, navy. goblin, serpent, rosewood,
garnet and black, elegantly made and fine
quality, also samples OF blouse waists in
flannel and stockinett; also $50 styles o,
ladies and children's wraps in all the new
colors, at EMsHKIMER's,
Eleventh street.
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The Wheeling and Parkersburg packets
elaine" and new Courier" will carry
passengers during Fair Week ct one fare
for round trip. State rooms free; meals Is
cents extra. Tickets good till used
WHEELING PACKET Co.
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M5eeIins Rs9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, August 2i.-FOr West
Virginia, fair, warmer winds becoming
southwesterly.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, toll
lowed Friday afternoon along Lake Erie
by light local rains, warmer, southwesterly
winds
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Painful Wound.

Mr.. Tom Wolvingtop, of the Eighth
ward, while unloading a car Of hay on the
pottery switch, yesterday afternoon, acct
IDENTIFY ran hay fork into his right foot,
inflictirg painful though not serious
wound.
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Thermometer Record

Mr.. y. Schnspf, the Opera House drug
sist, made the following observations oil
TIE temperature Thursday: 2 g. m,
So; 9 g. m, 81; II M, 80; p. M, 70;
10. m, -. Weather, fair.
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r1TT TNc IA.BI 4 IB.H 70 AL =

Earned runs, Wheeling 1; two-bass hits,
Yak and Otterson; three-base bit. Crosan;
struck out, Kuauss 7, OBrien 3; hit BY
pitcher, williams; base on balls, O'Brien,
4. passed balls, Yak 1; double play,
O'Brien to Westlake; Otterson to Nichol-
son; umpire, Bauer.
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THE CAMPAIGN TEXT HOOh fOf
Isss IL now ready, and will be fur
nished on application 90 the Nauonai
Democratic Committee, 10 West 2sth
ST.. New York City. Price 81 90. In
quantities or i've or more 80 cents
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Oysters, oystersi

Don't forget, fresh oysters every day
from now on, at w. o. McCluskey's depot,
So Twelfth street.
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STRIPED and plaid French flannels, for
blouse waists; 40 and 46 Henriettas, all
eolors, at Emsheimer's
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A SERIOUS Fall,

Chas. Albright, the well-knOwn Sixth
ward timer, while working on two
story house at Benwood, yesterday after
noon, slipped and fell to the ground. He
was picked up in an unconscious c0ndi-
ton, and physician summoned. Later
he was taken to his home, 2607 Chapline
street, and at midnight last night was
lying ina very critical condition. The
physicians who attended him were unable
to locate any broken bones, but fear the
injured man has received serious internal
hurts. Charles many friends hope that
he will pull through ali right.
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Oysters! Oysters !

Don't forget, fresh oysters every day
from now on, at W. D. McCluskey's depot
56 Twelfth street.
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H.n.r.rs H.rv..t Excursion. ON n.o

Half.Fars Harvest Excursions ON q 4 a
August 2lst. September llth and 9Th
October 9th apd I'D, TO oil important pOlss
in the West. Northwest, South and So,,S.
west, including poinis in the vuu,.
Valley. on the line Of the B go.
Rouud trip tickets will b. sold M .,
fare for the round trip; good for r,,un
passsge thirty (30) days.
For full information Of routes, ra,s
etc, call on or write B. & o Agents
"MILE Esd" Cotton the br~t
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where They Can Get Subtraction.

The InteHigencer yesterday stated that
several Republicans we're wandering about
the city Wednesday evening with money
in their hands ready to bet on the success
of the Republican State ticket. If these
men really wanted to bet they could have
been partly satisfied, at least, If they had
gone down TO Wickhsm's pool room. where
in big letters for the past two days has
been printed this challenge: Ten dollars
that Fleming will be elected Governor;
Ten dollars that Steenrod will be elected
Sheriff; Ten dollars that Howard will be
elected Prosecuting Attorney. They can
get plenty more of the same kind, and no
doubt a. many that Attorney General Cald-
we'll will be reelected
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Special Excursion for the Centennial Ex.
position.

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati Tuesday, August %, At 3 p. m. /;
returning Friday at midnight. A Brass
Band viii accompany the excursion.
Round trip tickets. $40 90; from Marietta
and Parkersburg. s.. 90; Ravenswood, g 90.
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PHoroaRAPas Of the Hospital 4, a
Insane, size 1lx14 inches, price 50.
mail. Order Of J. B. Fineter, wes,o. y
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Kaxoos Win.
Special Ttt9ram TO the Register.
KALAMAZOO, MICK, August 25-
O'Neill started the ball rolling for victory
n the seventh to-day.
R.B.H. L
Kalamazoo o OI o 0 8 IS 10 I
Canton. o q U-f
Batteries, Aldrich, Calhoun and Daley,
Jones and Sharp.
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Srp aauas
NJ JACOBS. l. ISENBERi.
MAKE HAY WHILE THE sun Shines
And Right Here is YO,r Opportunity.
The largest Stock Ever Brought IeCfl
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
We win specify few Of the many from
the Great New York Sale

We win specify few Of the many from
the Great New York Sale
$50 Dozen Black and Colored Kid Gloves worth
from 7Se. TO 81 90, your choice for only SSc. q
pair.
500 Gold Head Gloria snk Umbrellas, Carved
handlel, only 81 50.
so Dozen Fancy Tides, very cheap, l5c. choice.
as DCzen Ladies Full Regular-made Fancy and
Balbriggsn Hose at l21<e., ls0c. goods), and
an elegant assortment nom IN lOc. per pair,
sold elsewhere for from 10 TO 2Oe.
lease of double width Fancy Tricots only Exc
per yard.
Case of double width AllWool Fancy 1rieots
only sc. per yard.
Case SS-ineh one-hah wool Cashmere only loc'
pevyard-
Case Of 46-Ineh all latest shades Henriettas only
soc. per yard.
Case OF New Velvets, beauties, from IS 10 soc.
sCascs Of Slk Pushes. all leading shades at your
own price. ~
5Piec. Of Heavy Black eros Grain SILK, war
ranled, at 81 90 cheap at 81 Is.
STOrE nE
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New braids, gimps and plushes, for
trimming, at popular prices, ut
EN5HEIMFR's
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Rsss on the saounts,. Ton

Rest o. the Aoontais Top.
Nj Laks has the advantage Of H..
near home and easily reached. n. ~
Lake Park Hotel offers superior scu....
dstions 1t reasonable prices.
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Ohio Osatsssial at Columbus via 4 IA
Railroad.

Railroad.
On September 4th low mates aud m.
arrangement 10 the opening of the os,..
nial at Columbus Fare f275 for ~
round trip; good for return paspae. mr.,
September 5th; inclusive. Trains l..,.
wheeling, w. Va. NJ l0:l5 p m, an
m. 500 Q. m, S:25A m. For foil ini~,.
ton call on SCENTS Of the Baltimore mi
Ohio Railroad.
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"MIL.E END" Cotton the bcst.
New Embellishments.
E~NOTICE,

|ENoTICE,
We have taken the following Pianos in Fl
chance. which We offer At great bargains: %,
7 octave Cbickerins. Roscw cod case, carried len
aud ia good order. one fine Z octave wets,
Rosewood case. carved legs One "a, otsu
''Csble," Rosewood case. carved lcgs
auit r, W. BAUAER Z co.
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Oystsrsi Oyster.

Don't forget fresh oysters ev,,, l.
from nov on, ct W. o. Aeclusk.,I A.
IS Twelfth street.
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League and Association Games.
At Detroit-Chicsgo 3, Detroit g
At incinnsti-Cleveland l, Cincinnati O..
At MISUNDERSTANDING Z; Indianapo-
lis 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; New
York .
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6; Boston
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jackson Defeated.
Special 7sieram 10 tie Register.
JACKSON, MICH, August 23.-To.day's
game though close was undressing.
Score:
n. BIZ. X
Jackson. 0 O 0 O0l o. G
Mansfeld..0 2 0 ] 0 0 IS
Batteries, Phalsn, Miller and Chrismsui
Dale and Dillon.