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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-18
A REMARKABLE GAME
Played Between Columbus and Wheeling
ON Muddy Grounds-Otii"r Ball News

Played Between Columbus and Wheeling
on Muddy GroundA-OtiSr Ball News
While Jupiter Pluvius knocked out the
parade Of the Sons OF Veterans at noon, it
did not knock out the bali game at Islund
Park yesterday afternoon, between
the Wheeling and Columbus teams, and
the few enthusiasts who risked visit to
the grounds with the probability OF not
seeing game, witnessed one OF the pref
test games ever put up here, il not in
the country, this season., When two
clubs play on such muddy grounds as
were those on the Island yesterday,
without an error on either side, and one
pitcher makes twelve men fan the air
three times, it is time to credit it rs one
OF the most remarkable games played in
the League this season.
A dissection OF the score shows re-
markable record. Yak hud thirteen
put outs, Crogan twelve and Van Zant
one. Morrison had fifteen assists, twelve
Of them being strike outs HandiboG
only struck out two men, while the
assists were well divided between thu
several members OF the Columbus team,
Columbus started the run getting in tho
first inning. After Gilman struck out,
Mann hit safe. West hit to Otterson,
but was thrown out ut first while Mann
went to second on the out, and scored
on Hamilton's two-bagger. In the
third, Columbus earned her second run
in the game. Gilman was thrown out
ut first by Morrison. Mann then lined
out home run over the right field
fence.
Up to the seventh inning things look
ed very dark for Wheeling's chances
In this inning, however, after Stenze
and Van Zant had been retired, BrOdiC
and Otterson punched out singles, anC
Brodie scored on MOrrison's hit. Nicho
then thought it was his duty to save the
day, and taking up the stick with firm
RitChietown grasp, he cracked out {
corking hit over Gilman's head, who
was playing far out in left, scoring Otter
son and Morrison. Had thegr0und beer
dry Gilman could never have recovered
the ball in time to prevent NichOl iron
trotting home. As it was NichOl wa
held on third, and was lett there b!
Yaik's put out. Neither team scorGt
after this, Wheeling winning by The
most timely and hardest hitting. 1t wa!
one OF the sharpest fielding games eve
seen on the home grounds, and wa!
thoroughly enjoyed by the handful o
enthusiasts who witnessed it. CroganJ
first base play, and NichOlson's gooC
work at second, and Vests great catcl
OF Morrison's long hit against the RICH
field fence were the fielding features
This great game ought to insure u yer!
large attendance ut to-day's game be
tween the same clubs, which will b,
called at $3.50 p. m. Following is tn,
detailed score:
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THE LADIES AID.
.C.ISsSslsGH.:.ItRelHt'n sRI, OF y"
staff.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, OF u"
stan.
The Ladies Aid continued its session
yesterday. 8lrs. 0Briep announced her
staff as follows
National secretary-NIiss Bertha Mutt,
OF Sidney, Q.
National Treasurer-Miss May Silvers,
OF Sidney, o.
Judge Advocate GenenI-Col. II. B.
Raguley, of Wheeling, W. Va.
National Chaplain-Nlrs. Ada L. Shan
non, OF Philadelphia, pa.
National Inspector +. A. Quincy,
OF Grand Crossing, III.
National Mastering OtliCer-Aliss Ida
P. Beecher, OF New Haven, Conn.
Chief OF Stai-Nlrs. Grace Bremen, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The balance OF the session was occu-
pied in the consideration Of the new con-
stitution reported by the committee.
A pleasant feature OF the wind up OF
the Ladies' Aid Society was the public
installation OF the National officers. The
hall was crowded with brilliant assem-
blage md the Opera House band fur
nished the music. Among the guests of
the occasion was General Abbott with
his staff in full uniform, and many MEM
bers OF the G. A. r. and Sons OF Veter-
ans. The beautiful and impressive GER
emory being over, some time was spent
in social intercourse.
The final scene occurred last night at
the Stamm House, An informal recep-
ton was held by the ladies' from II p.
IN. until o'clock a. M, during which the
parlors were thronged with gayly uni
formed and decorated officers, eXchang-
ing the parting words with their fair CO.
workers, and bidding them goodbye
"until the next IEncampment at Patter-
son, New Jersey"
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THE BRuBAKER BURGLARY.
Alex Harris aud ". G. Jones Arrested
Jones Released.

ANNANs-"N-N
The colored man arrested by the police
late Thursday night on suspicion Of hay.
ing been the one who broke into Bru-
bakers saloon before daylight Thursday
morning and stole about 500 in money
and valuables, was Alex Harris, who
formerly worked in the saloon as por-
ter. After the arrest Shorts went TO his
house and was told by Harris wife that
Alex had gotten up late Wednesday
night and been absent for some time,
and that when he returned he had put
some money in u trunk. Shorts got this
money. which was all in silver and
amounted to about $35. Mr.. Brubaker
identified some OF the coins as those
taken from the desk that had been
broken open.
Yesterday morning the drawer that
had been taken iEom the deskwas found
in the CRATE OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce, which is in the second story OF
the Reilly building, where Brubackers
place is located. In the drawer were
found the diamond stud, the bank book
and pocket book and papers that were
missing. Suspicion attached to w. u
Jones, Il very respectable colored man
who takes care OF the Chamber, and he
was arrested. Both were taken before
Squire Davis who, in default OF 81 ,OOC
in each case, remanded them to Jail to
await a hearing on Tuesday. Jonesse,n
for Mr.. Joe D. Elson, and that gentle
man applied before Judge Boyd for
writ OF habeas corpus, which was grant
ed, being made roturnable at . O'Clock
At that hour the men were taken be
fore Judge Boyd, sitting in chambers
and two hours were consumed in th'
hearing Jones was released, there be
ing no evidence against him. The bone
in Harris case was reduced to $500, bu
not being able to give that he was sen
bo,Ly IN iail
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Mss Emma Wilson Is visiting tEIeads ut
UhrichSyille.
Trims arc now running on regular schedule
time on the main line OF the c. Ia. Il W.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander and Or. Cook have re-
turned home from fishing trip TO Rush run.
Superintendent Frank Townsend, Of the
Cleveland, LOnin * Wheeling road is here on
business.
Mr.. Gus KcOrshcOn will reopen his hardware
store, having made satisfactory settlement
with his creditors.
People nre beginning To wonder what Is the
matter with the &. l.. 4 ". ghlcs. Ihcy nave
been completed for month past ana should Dc
In use.
The members OF the Young Peoples Working
Association are earnestly requested 70 meet NJ
the residence Of Mr.. a. GOudy, Saturday. August
Is. at 1880 p. III. Business Of importance Is to be
transacted.
Council has instructed Mayor Il. u. Mitchell
to sell the WOOdCOck stove foundry, lately pur'
chnsed by the city, on account OF the objection
raised by many tnat the purchase deprived inc
town OF one OF its best industries. u II eau be
sold the city will purchase another site Tor new
buildings.
At the last meeting Of Council the matter Of
improving Bennett street ard extending II TO
the river occupied good deal OF time, and the
question Is still unsettled. The majority OF
those who know anything about the streets
want bennett raised high enough 20 cross over
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railroad, while II
minority want II lowered. The former 4
thought to be the better plan OF the two and VIII
probably carry.
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The heavy rains OF Thursday night
had an almost immediate effect on the
river, which commenced to rise about
noon and continued to rise slowly all the
Afternoon. At dusk last evening the
marks indicated depth in the channel
OF 1 feet 6 inches. There is now enough
water for the Telegram to resume her
place in the Darlington trade, and she
will put in an appearance to-day, reliey:
ing the Abner 6'Neal, The 0'Neal will
resume her place in the Steubenyille
trade, leaving at 2:30 p. IN. to-day. The
Courier will be this mornings Parkers'
burg packet. The Elaine got away in
this trade on time yesterday.
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ANOTHER WEST VIRGINIA ROAD.
The McKOosporl 6 Belle vernon Road t.

The McKccspOrt & Belle Vernon Road to
20 Into MononEaiin County.
1t is altogether likely that the Nc
Keesport 4 Belle Vernon road that is
now building up the north side OF the
Monongahela Valley, in Pennsylvania,
will be extended in Monongalia county,
West Virginia, as soon as the arrange
ments can be completed. Chief En-
gineer Wainwright, in speaking OF the
scheme yesterday, said: From the
terminus OF our line ut Fayette City TO
the State line, near Morgantown, W. Va,
is only fifty miles" continued Mr.
Wainwright, "and line that distance
would have no serious difficulties to
encounter in the way OF grades. The
West Virginir capitalists claim that in
addition TO good coking coal and lots Of
lumber along the Cheat river, such a
line would develop rich deposits OF iron
ore. / would not be surprised il affairs
took such turn us indicated by the
rumOr,"
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. 100 Twelfth street, with house on alley, 1
| full lot OiRTound; rents NJ S16i per Runum; eau
be bought for s., 100
-Four ROomed New Cottage on Moundgyillt
Camp Ground. Price, $40.
| No. 1851 Market street; stOrc'rOOm aud two
rooms; ground full hall lot; can be bought ioI
$50.
| Camp Ground.
No. 1912 McCOllOch street, . rooms and cellar
can be bought for 81 10.
No. 2JOj EoH street, Z rooms and kitchen
ground II feet front, running 10 alley, 10 feet.
House and lot No. G73 Main street, between
Centre aud Burke streets Martins Ferry, north
OF ElIOn Glass Works; house has six rooms, n
store room and cellar; hydTAnt In yard,
Six roOmcd Brick House, No. 2gN Main street,
gtouud half lot; eau be bought for 81 GO.
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms Tor sale.
Personal attention given 10 the collection OF
rents and other accounts. the purchase aud sale
Of real estate, the prosecution Oi rlaimsior Pen.
sion, Bounty, Sc, Pensions Rrc increased when
properly presented. Many Pensions should be
rated higher.
DO YOU want anything named above call on or
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, o. 5. Pension and Claim At
torney, Collector and Notary Public.
AulG 1912 Market STRGLI.
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William George Of the New York
League team, is making short visit tC
his home in Bellaire.
There was meeting OF the Tri-Statt
League held ut Columbus yesterday
Wheeling was not represented and what
was done with her protested games il
not known. 1t wouldnot be surprising
considering that she was not represent
ed, if she got the worst ofit. 1t is under
stood that Sandusky threw upthe sponge
and was allowed to go. 1t is thought
by many that this is the beginning o
the end OF the Tr-State League. There
are other clubs gs badly off rs Saudusky
and none Of them are in u specially
healthy condition financially.
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THE ANNUAL REUNION
or the Gallant Old TweIfth-CoI. Curtis
sim in COMMAND.

or the Gallant Old Twelftl,-Col. Curti'
sim in Command.
The annual reunion OF tho Twelfth
Regiment West Virginia Volunteer In.
fantry, Col. W. B. Curtis old command.
was held yesterday in the Police Court
room, at the Public Building, and while
not as largely attended assome formerre-
unions OF this famous old regiment was
none the less enjoyable. The veterans
had their old flag there and also "the
eagle" they prize so much. Col. Curtis
presided, and was us happy as lord over
the fact that he was again able TO call
the command to order. a committee
consisting OF Colonel Curtis, John Riggs,
Sergeant Matthews and Lieutenant
Hewitt was appointed to arrange Tor the
time and place OF the next annual gath
ering, and committee consisting OF one
from each company rs follows: Marks,
Company X; SnOwden, /; Dunlap, D.;
Jones, 4 Bryson, B; Cunningham, +
Means, Fl Farley, G.; Hersey, +; Had
sci, C, to secure the name and address
OF every survivor, andwhen the time and
place OF the next reunion are selected, to
notify nil by card OF the meeting, and
urge their attendance. The old officers
were reelected,
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lMNAI, RREYIIIgS,
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City,

Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
YOUNG Mems meeting will be held at
8 o'clock this evening and 1 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the f1uns Men
Christian Associations building.
THE Young Peoples Working Also,
citation will give one Of their pleasant
midsummer free entertainments IN inc
lecture room OF the FirstB aptlst church
next Monday evening.
The IxTELLIGEScER's picture gallery
OF Republican celebrities has been addeG
to through the kindness OF MIR. j. u
Orr, the well known wall paper ana
novelty dealer, who has handed IN
handsome life-size photographers O.
Harrison and Morton.
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Real Estate Agent, q. 5. Pension and Claim A.
torney, Collector and Notary Public.
AuIG 1912 MAEKEr STREET.
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BgLLAIRg BRIEFS.


Damage by the storm To RnilrORds-Notes
and Personals.
/. Blum Is In the East.
George Durby, OF Brilliant, o., is here among
friends,
C. L. Chidqrs, Of Pittsburgh, is in the city on
business.
John Campbell, Of the First ward, Is the hap
py father OF twins.
John Pack has accepted position as an en-.
gineer in Ala6ama,
William McNlauls, OF JaCobsburg, was here
yesterday gu business,
The iron work for the new school tower Is be-
inll made IN Wheeling
John McVCy and Emma Marks were married
this week BY Father FiZgernld.
The o Neal and Elaine rcshIppcd large quaint.
ties OF fruit and cheese here yesterday
A lawn iete will be given by the South BellaIrc
N. +, Church tonight In the First ward.
q. Miller, civil engineer Is visiting relatives
here lie Is the guest OF Mr.. A. 1. stewart.
James A. Dunice has been appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate Of the late Captain Fink.
]. II. Burgoon, OF the Bellalre, Zanesville &
Cincinnati road with other officials was here yes
iGrdHy.
Twelve bushels Of green gage plums were
picked By Miles 7. Carncs from four trees on
Thursday OF this week
The Adams Express people were delayed about
three hours yesterday, on account OF the unsafe
condition Or the bridges.
DR.. Sanders, general car accountant for the
Pennsylvania Company, came down from Wells
Vile yesterday on business,
Box cars on the railroads In this neighborhood
are very scarce for this time OF the year aud Bell
alrc is very short Of these cars at present
Mrs Christian Keyser was adjudgcd Insane by
Judge CASTOR, and taken to the lntFmhry by
Marshall Darby and officer Lit,en yesterday.
Thomas McDonough, Road Master Of the Cleyc-
land & Pittsburgh road, with the gravel train
force, ISRt this end Of the road repairing wash.
outs.
The rain Of night before last caused n big wash.
out at upper Gravel llill into which tnin No.
10 on the Cleveland n Pittsburgh road ran. de
railing the engine and causing two hours de
lay. Nobody wRs hurt.
Trains were delayed for several hours on ac-
count OF the rain yesterday aI Whisky Run and
points above on the G.. 4 +. FOND. There were
breaks in the trAck whore the washOuiS occurred
during the big flood Of July 10 and passengers
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MountI.vIMe CnmrmeetIng, August ia to a,

MuumdrViiie CampnHet'"g, August !" u" "a
Preaching by Rev. Sam Small. Special
trains from Wheeling during the camp
as follows:
Week daysduring camp, regular trains,
5:S5, 1885, 9:O5 u. M, l2;Ol, $40 and
6:l0, and special ut Scoop. ~. Returning,
leave Moundsville 6:40, $3.50, 1859 a. M
1866, 500, 700 p. M, and special at
l0:l0p. N,
sundays, August 10 and &c, special
trains leave Wheeling 7:lj, 500, $3.50,
0:O0a. M, (5:l0 regular, $3.50 and 6:lO
p. III. Returning, leave Moundsville
iO;3Oa. m. regular. Special at 400, 800,
$3.50, 7:30 and l0:l0p. m.
All the above trains will back into the
Camp Grounds at Mounhsville, except
the 1880 u. m. from Moundsviiie, and
5:l0p III. from Wheeling.
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Gbe Snttlliotnter.
0moos Nov. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Private scho0l-Miss Belle Da!lic.
For sae-A Nice Farm.
Gum Kings for Fruit JArs-Ewing Bros,
Funeral NotiCC-BultimUTe Lodge.
Turtle soup Lunch--McCormicks East Enc
Saloon.
Star Flash Torch-A. G. SpallinE& Bros.
A Live, Practical SchoOl-Wheeling business
College.
luic spiccs-C0nner * sncdeEer ,
Every kcIRil Grocer aud Produce Dealer II
Wheeling.
List OF Letters,
William Armsrong-ProiessOr of the Piano
Forte.
Attention, WorEingmen.
IIoge 4 Bro.-Farmcrs' Implement Depot.
Religious NOticeS-FOurth page.
Drs Reed and Rhees--IleHd OF Local.
Annual statement OF the Clerk OF the Board o.
EducatlOn-FOurIh page.
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The tariff discussion to be held in
front OF the Public Building this even
ing is one that should be Of great inter
est to workingmen, from the fact that
the two addresses to be made will be by
workingmen. John Jarrett, one OF Pitts
burgh's most prominent citizens, and
Thomas Dawson, well known worker
ut the Wheeling pottery, are the men
who will discuss the taritfin its relations
to home industry. These gentlemen
not only have complete theoretical
knowledge OF the question, but long
practical experience has made them par
iicularly competent to impart informa-
ton upon the subject, The question
is one which affects every skilled worker,
no matter what trade he follows, and
much can be learned by listening to the
addresses of Messrs. Jarrett and Da.
Vison.
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ing Division officers, were in full regi-
mentals, and presented an imposing ap.
pearance. They were frequently cheered
along the route. The visitors sent up
rousing cheers along the route, once
when they passed the residence OF Col.
Baguley and caught sight OF Mrs. Bagu-
ley standing in the doorway, and again
when passing Mayor Seabrights estab-
lishment on Main street. The parade
was not as imposing as it would have
been had the original programme, with
the carrying out OF which Nature inter
iered. Still it was splendid spectacle
and everybody pronounced II success.
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A New York Importing Firms FIOpperS.
l.. S. Delaplain is in receipt OF list
OF $50 employees OF the great importing
and wholesale dry goods firm OF II. B.
Clanin q Co., who have enrolled them.
selves us members OF the Harrison and
Morton Club. 1t is an interesting fact
that OF the $50, 81 OF them voted for
Cleveland in 1884, three for st. John
and one for Butler. The change Of the
men from Clevelandt TO Harrison is alone
equivalent to one-tenth Of the plurality
Mr.. Cleveland had in New York in 1884.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap do EteS, which we arC
prepared TO make up In the best styl at
reasonable prices.
IialbriggNn Underwear at 81 90 u
Suit and upwards. Fancy Funnel Shirts
ut 80 cents md upwards, ut
c. HESS l. SONS,
1921 L. 1923 Market Street.
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and baggage had to be transferred till they were
repaired.
IOad, was here yesterday. He says that by mex
week his road will be finished aud trainswill bt
running.
The remains OF Mr. Gary, who died nj Brilliant
this week, were brought down yesterday morn
Ing and met at the depot by friends, who inter
red them.
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from hnbitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liverand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
ny Logan Il Co., Anton 7. Hess, Il. b.
Burt and C. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
hv NJ. n. Mercer.
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OIuel 4ElssNl1t tNhl'H NSH" ANH'''""J'
At Canton -- The Canton-Mansield
game was called at the end, Of the first
inning on account OF rain, The score
score stood two to nothing in favor OF
the home team.
At Jackson-With the score three to
two at the end OF the fifth inning, Par.
sons chidishly got mad at two errors Of
his field and poutingly allowed the visi-
tors to thump him for ten hits aud ten
runs. Flagg relieved him in the sew
enth. The score:
Jackson. ..,.. o OIL 900 81 9
LImuo......... 3 0 o 0 OlO 0 0 F-l3 u 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rlagg and Minnehan;
sOwdcrs and SOmmCn. UmpIrc-Rcld.
At Kalamazoo-Schell was hit hard,
while Nicholson pitched Il strong game,
striking out men at critical times
0'NeiIPs two erForsg9y" Sapdusky, three
runs, but he redeemed A.insrli az Tic
bat. The score:
T. B,H. E.
Kalamazoo. 0 2OIl4O IS . S
Sandusky...... o 0 0 90 3 0-G :
Earned - Kalamazoo, 4; sandusky, .. Batter.
ics-NIcholsOn and Whalcn; Schell and ChiIds.
UmpirC-MCDGrmott.
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FOR SALE.
(2i) TwCHty.iOur Lots in CaldWcIPS Ada'
lion 10 the City Of Wheeling.

said Lots are bounded on the north b. Iy.A Y
ninth street. on the east by fifimo'e ,issS9 "a "a
the south by the Handlan Homestead, s1' -
the weSE by the y. 4 o. X. i. .,r,,.I
Their proximity to the above named fl .H,'sI
renders them excellent sites Tor ma'niAG''''''
establishments. --,,..,r .k
II not sold ia thirty days will be sold Al W
lie auction. .,..,oiru
For terms aud further Information EGggES
Vi. V. HOGE 4 BRO.
1870 Market Stree
Or WUIIAE ". HAsDLAS, ...-...or.a
ulh S. ". Cor. ChAp'ne slTltti.s -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August ls.-For
Western Pennsylvania, and West Vir.
ginia, fair weather preceded by local
rains, cooler, variable winds, generally
nOrthWesterlv.
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nSmith out for running out OF line.

Wheeling. 90 0 20 3 o o. .
COiunblsao............. y 0 90 0 O. :
Earned runB-WhpClinG .; Columbus .. Two
base hits-EInmIltOn, Brode Three bGsc hits
SiChOl, MunyAn. Home run Mann. Rnscs on
bnlls-oH Morrison !; HandlbOe 1, Struck out
nv Morrison T.: IIandlbOe :. Double plays
McVey 10 O'Bricn to Hamilton. TimG-TwO
hours. Umpirc-Dean.
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| now have control for this market
the popular +. ?. P. Cigars, maGu!ac.
tured by Mr.. William +. Parsons, Jr.
Always a good stock on hand and orders
filled promptly. GEO. S. EEENY.
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Rev. Sam Jones arrived at the Mounds
vile Camp Grounds yesterday morning
and last night talked to the people on the
grounds. L. o. Excel, the singer, also
come in during the day and sang at the
intervals between the sermon and talks
OF the evening.
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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 fevers; to cure habituaI
constipation, Indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold BY Logan & Co., Anton ?. Hess,
K. B. Burt aud G. MenkemilIer. AT
Bellaire by N. N. Mercer.