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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-06

The Senator from Roop county
styling sick at the 0rmsby House
Init will be out this evening in time
to caucus.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-06
MORNING APPEAL.
AGAINST stLvEn COINAGE

AGAINST StLt h--
Honest John snsfman presented
a oetition in the Senate from Tie
Board OF Trade Of Ne" Aoih
against the purchase OF silver oui-
lion and coinage OF silver collars
Wbv sherman was selected TO rep
resent Wall street, when New i"iA
hos ,wo members in the Senate,
can only be surmised. To him.
who has been the unrelentine
enemy of silver. the task was
doubtless pleasure. Ihoush
nominaIly Senator from Western
State. whose Representatives IN the
nonular branch OF Congress have
been almost unanimous in favor OF
silver RECOMMENDATION, Sherman Is
thoroughly imbued with Waii
Street ideas. and let's no opportunity
pass to score point against the
lecjslat:velv debased metal. lie
p,edicted when the Standard Dollar
Act was passed over the veto oil
eisht-to-seven Hayes, that it would
denoralize commerce, drive gold
ont of the country, and play the
mischief with the financial affairs
of the country, and though, as a
financil prophet, he has been as
dismal failure as Virgins mas
nroved as a weather prophet, yet,
like the cranky Canadian, he per-
sists in telling the public what he
does not know, and by his Wall
Street admirers is held up as the
greatest financier OF the age, simply
and solely because he is opposed to
silver. In this opposition, how
ever. he is seconded by nearly al
the politicians who claim to be the
champions of American industry
vet with the inconsistency peculiar
to political tricksters, endeavor ol
every means in their power TO XII
the silver mining industry, which
thew succeeded, by deception, II
badly cripling in lS73.-Silye.
. State.
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THE CATHOLIC CONGRBss.

Distinguished Eeelsslasties and Laymer
who VIII he Present.
CHICAGO, Sept. la.=A large number
et prominent people OF other countries
both lay aud ecclesiastical, have been in.
yited to attend the coming American
Catholic Congress at Baltimore, Novem'
Der Ii and 12. Definite information wat
received here to-day that Cardinal
Taschereau and Hon. II. MERCER,
OF Quebec, have already accept
ed aud promised To- DO present.
Cardinals Manning and Newman OIL
England, and AFchbishops Walsh, Of
Dublin, Eyre, OF Glasgow, and Cardinal
Moran, Of Australia, and well.known
laymen like 81. George NJ. lvart, Count
Albert D'Mun and Herr Windthorst are
among the others who have been sent
invitations TO attend the Congress as
distinguished guests. Ex-Governor John
Lee Carroll, Of Maryland, has been
chosen as chairman Of the Congress and
has consentedto aGt,
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PRESENTED WlTH A CHARM,
Mr.. Robert Anderson Ia Remembered by
the HOrsemen.

the HOfheI1et.
A very pleasant little event took place
last evening at John Sheekey's place on
Twelfth street. Mr.. Robert Anderson.
Of this city, who has been one OF the
judges OF the races this week was pre-.
senled by the owners Of the runners
with a handsome watch charm as a
small token Of the esteem in which they
hold him. The gift, which was In the
form Of a horse shoe, was accompanied
by a letter signed by the owners in
which they took occasion 10 thank him
for the very able and impartial manner
In which ho discharged the arduous
duties OF his position, aud the courtesy
and kindnesses he showed them when.
ever the opportunity presented itself.
y was q very complimentary letter and
Mr.. Anderson prizes the kind words
contained In II fully as .:muCh as lie does
the handsome charm. As a matter Of
course, II is gratifying TO him TO learn
that he 10 held In such high esteem BY
those whose horses lie has started and
Judged In races that were as exciting
and closely contested as any ever seen
here.
After the presentation the horsemen
who had been fortunate had quite a
number oil bottles cracked, and the good
health Of Mr. Anderson and other prom.
lnent officials OF the Association, andtho
long life and continued success OF the
Association, we're toasts that were fro,
quentlY proposed and responded 10 with
q gusto. An the hofsemen appeared 10
DO highly pleased with their treatment
here audi promised 10 come back, The
good feeling they have for the State Fair
Association Is largely due To tho clever
treatment they have received from Nj,
Anderson and Mi. u. Ed. Mendel, lhe
other speed superintendent,
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Do you want a Buggy or Dog.cart at
cost 2 at ]. W. Ferrel's, 2l0l Main street.
A FATAL ACCIDENT

And Two mr. Three Minor Ones Henor,ed
49, u.IsS...
from brlaEePort
George BEatt0n, OF Morgan county, Is visiting
Mrs Ntarv / AStov. NJ wcl,svIio 4, tho v,,os,
nj Mr.. William ijSniv.
80. ,,'""H ~ ~. n /,
ionn sl0aue, OF wy yieVeiAnuI LOraln y
MneellnE Company uhElcnSVllle IOrCei ID tut
guest Of irlends mere.
Robert Madden, Of Barneayille, and W. II,
Vail, Of LlOydEyllle, have been visiting W, ],
BrattOn and attending the faiE,
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DgLLAlRB.


All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Baron GOrby, Of FlndlAy, o., was here yCster'
Tho new driving course west of town is full
half mile.
Az. McclOlland has bought a quaker City
peach crop,
The Misses Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, are visiting
friends here.
George Stewart, oithc Stamping Company In
the East on business.
Miss Ada Powers, OF MonongahelA City, Is the
guest OF friends here.
Miss Elll Morley aud brother, OF New MatA,
moras, arc hero among friends.
Mrs. Luke Gavin and Mrs. JOhn Madden came
home from baltimore last night.
BellairC Chapter No. tG. II A. NJ, met lasl
night aud conferred tho royal arch degree.
About thlrty.nye miners will 90 to work In the
Nall mill coal bank on tue tlrSt Of October,
COnStAbleJ !. g.. RIChGrd.on has been granted d
pension OF ID per month for chronic dIArrhta.
Several thousand apple barrels have been
loaded here on fiat boats for down river points.
Governor Foraker has parioned Samuel
TsChappat, Of !MOnt0O county, who was conviO'
ted Of perjury In 1887.
There Il trouble Of some kind between tho pa.
lice AVID tho Mayor, II IL hIntod around thai
charges Will follow soon.
Mt. Owens, o. Captlna, i0und.A snake on Cap.
tina creek with two distinct heads last week.
He has 1t preserved In alcohol.
George nellnbaugh Il the new policeman 10
place Of Donald MNDOhRld, resigned. OilecF
nCflubaugh was sworn In yesterday,
The NJ. y. Parsonage In the Fourth ward was
sold yesterday 70 James Y. Morrison, who has
Just recently returned from Scotland.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting Of the First N.
Z. church began last might IN the Christian
church. Rev. J. H. Mills. 4. H., is presiding.
There was u full attendance TO hear him.
Miss EllA lIognNr, q sister OF Nn. Thomas r.
Sheel5, died II the lRtteF's home hero yesterday
morning Of inlamatOFy rheumatism, aged q
Year,. The interIleti Will take place al Sit.
Calvary cemetery Sunday Ut . O'Clock.
Conductor Daniel Nunnemater, Of the O.. 4 r.
road lost Ills VIC aid only child yesterday
morning, tho vile dying At o O'Clock and the
babe a. u O'OlOCk, This Il n severe blow TO Capt.
NunucHAkOpi no iHa yOUAg man aud his troubles
are beginning early.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY and wheeling People
Ah,oo

strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Clara Heller. Of Pittsburgh, Ia tht
guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Frank Heller, o
the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Laskarls are Ii
Akron, Ohio, attending the wedding o.
Mr.. Laskaris' uncle.
Mr.. Hazlett Cummins and the Missel
Cummins, OF Chapline street, returned
home yesterday morning from a very
pleasant European trip.
Mr.. seaton Alexander leaves to-day
for Boston TO purchase a stock Of shoes
for the new store soon to be opened
at No. 1910 Main street.
Charles N. Fisher. formerly Of this
city, now located in the Pennsylvania
oil regions, came down Thursday to see
the big crowd and take in the wind-uT
Of the big Fair.
Hanson Criswell, IT,, a former resident
Of MoundsVille, who has recently beer
engaged conducting The Lantern, al
New Orleans, was In the city yesterday
visiting with friends.
Capt. W. A. Smiley, Of Bonneville,
Mo-, formerly Of the twelfth West Vir.
ginia Volunteers, Is in the city visiting
old friends. He goes from here 10 West
Liberty where be has many acQuain'
tances.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord two deeds Of trust and the following
transfers OF real estate:
Deed made August 20 by Charles
Klein and wife to L. +. Stifel and Henry
Feixer, Ia consideration Of 500 for LOT
"A and the south half Of lot 4S, IN Klein
September . by b. O. List, IT,, and
wife TO Thomas o'Brien, 10 consldera-
ton OF 500, for a lot adjoining the city
cemetery on the Peninsula.
september IL, Joseph A. Bodley aud
wife TO Edwin A, Bodley, in consldera-
tion OF natural love aud affection, for
part OF lot IS In Michael Graham's I'D.
ditl6n TO the city, lying on Fifteenth
september 70, by Fred Myers and
wife To Balthazer Klols, in considera.
ton OF $1,000, for lot 10, In square 43, In
the Eighth ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-14

This remedy is becoming so vel,
known and 80 popular as To need no gpe'
cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tens sing the same song Of praiSe.-A
purer medicine does not exist and II 4
guaranteed 10 do all that Is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure oil diseases o.
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice,
tions caused by impure blood,-Wil
drive malaria from the system and
prevent % well as cure all mGlarial feyors.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bittera-EntirC
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded,-Pnce 80 cts. and 81 90 per bot
lie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
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AN" INTERESTING LECTURE.
Dsll1,Isa 4 .h. zaa..sI.s. 0autsA Ia.l

Delivered ~ Zane street LAA'
Eyenlng.
Rev, DR.. Manchester, formerly Of the
Fourth Street N, 3. church Of this city,
but now Of Barnesyille, Ohio, delivered
a lecture at the Zane Street NJ, Z. church
last evening on Three Years Campaign
ing as q Private Soldier" The audi,
toTium Of the church was well
filed, DR.. Manchester was q pr,
yate Soldier in the tgenty,lhird
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and enlisted al
the age OF sixteen, His experiences
were as varied rs those OF most soldiers
are, and he tells them in words which
make them clear to the hearers and work
the Imagination up 10 point where the
auditor lives through the speaker
three years OF ilteEmingled fun and
hardship. DR.. ManChester's lecture pic
lures the pathetic and the amusing 10
turn, and holds his listeners with rap
attention. His lecture is amusing, pa
thetic and profitable, -,
Besides the lecture last nigh
Miss Lucy Robinson sang
beautiful solo, and Q qpaFtettt
composed Of Messrs. +. III, Red
man, James Sherratt and Misses NJ. B
Redman and Lucy Robinson renderet
several very nice selections. Or. Man
chester leaves for his home to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-14

Chief Dslbrugge was yesterday in re-
ceipt Of letter from Col, A. A. Franz
helm, one Of the chief executive officers
OF the State Fair Association, having rel
erenca TO the Misunderstanding that
took place between Officer Speidel and
Starter Anderson Thursday evening, on
the track in front OF the judges stand,
between the heats OF the running race,
mile heats. In his letter Colonel Franz
helm says; "Mr, Speidel simply did biz
duty according 70 the instructions he re;
ceived from mo. He was not intoxica'
ted, as some people would like 10 have
you believe, None OF your officers on
duty at the fair were 80, They all did
their duty well, and | desire 10 express
my thanks to you, and your officers
through you, for your faithful perform,
ance Of duty II Is due Officer SpeideI
TO state that Chief Delbrdgge says that
he has mot drank ANYTHING intoxicating
for q long time, a..
The order preserved on the fall
grounds during the past week has beer
better than that enjoyed for three o.
four years past, and the Association as
cribes this TO the fact that Chief Del
brugge was on the grounds nearly al
the time himself and directed the move
ments Of bis men,
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sunrrmn Cnnrt or Appsals.

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals al
Charleston on Thursday the following
orders were made;
Casts y, Fry, from Mason county
submitted,
Ball vs.; Setter, from Mason county
submitted,
Kanswha Railway Company VS.. Kama.
wha Land and Mining Company, from
Kanawha county; continued.
Kanawha Land and Mining Company
vs.. Guthrie, Judge, &c. continued:
PepuybaCker vs., Laidley, from Kama
wha county continued,
Hardman trustee VS.. Bennett, from
Giimer county petition for writ OF erro'
refused.
j, Vernon Aler, of Berkeley, was ad
mitted to practice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-14

Opens September 20 and closes octo.
Il viii be larger, grander and more
artistic than Its predecessors.
The Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Pau
Railway, which Is the direct route tC
Sioux City, will sell excursion tickets al
greatly reduced rates.
The last three Half Rate Harvest Elk
cursions will leave Chicago and Milwau'
kee by the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st,
Paul Railway on september 10 and a.
and October 3, 1880.
For Information, circulars showing
rates OF fare, map, ETC., address A. v. II.
Carpenter. General Passenger Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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Misses Alice and Lizzie Egerter and
Miss Jennie Coen, Mr.. Lee Somehow
was the clerk who registered the votes
and had charge OF the cake and the jar
Of beans. Hs was kept about as busy %
any one on the grounds handling the
votes that we're pouring In almost con,
tinuously. There were ten guesses thai
were within ten OF the number Of beans
and one hundred guesses that were
within city Of the number. The con
test attracted fully as much attention n
any other thing shown at the fair.
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Read the iollowlngi MI, q II,
Morris, Newark Ark, saysi WAS down
Wiih absceas Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an lncutable
conBumptive. Began taking Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption am
now on my third bottle, and able 70
oyefsee the work on my farm, II 10 the
finest medicine ever nAde.'
JGsse Mlddlewaft, Decatur, Ohio, says.
miIad Il not been for Df, Kings New
Discovery for Consumption l would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
Up BY doctors. Am now In best oil
health Try IL Sample bottles free At
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store,
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Mr.. /. r. B. Arnold's sun picture tour
across the Arabian desert will be ex-
hibited al the Grand Monday night.
MIR. Arnold gives a lecture Oh the coun-
try from which he brings bis pictures,
and gives views Of Port Said, shes, Red
Sea, Mt, Sinai, Ootnept Of st. Cathrine,
the pasture where Moses tended the
aocks Of Jethro aud the rock.hewp city
OF Petra, showing the "Clefts Of the
rocks" The city Of Petra has been lost
from knowledge Of the outside world for
q thousand years aud was discovered
within the last forty years, but was
never photographed until the year 1889.
The lecture aud picture are especially
interesting to ministers and students Of
the Bible and sacred history.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-14

Manager Riester has booked the Es-
telle Clayton Comedy Company fol-
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of next
week. Miss Clayton will, be supported
by Arthur Elliott and q arst'claSs com.
pany. Her play is entitled ION the
Hudson and Is said to DO one Of the
best American dramas ever written. It
Is said that there is not one improbable
feature In this drama, or straining after
effect, nor gaps in facts, or occasions
which depend on the indulgence Of the
listener. The plot is intricate, yet natu.
ral-the lights and shades Of lie as de-
pICted in thp fpn and sentiments are in
beautiful contrast, The RctiqH never
drags, and the interest continues TIL the
Termination Of the play,
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weather. %IndIcntions.

w1sutxoroS, DO, Sept. 1S,-For West
arm Pennsylvania, fair weather, followed
Nv LIGHT rains, stationary temperature
eScept In Western Pennsylvania, warmel
For West Virginia and Ohio, fail
weather, followed in Northern Ohio BY
light rains, stationary temperature, east
nst, winla.
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AZ the First Presbyterian Church the
monthly service Of Song will be resumed
tomorrow evening. The pastor, Dr.,
Cunningham, will preach q sermon
giving brief biographical sketch OF the
fate Rev. Dr.. Hofatlus BonAr, OF Scot.
land, who was once the greatest mod
ern hymn writers, and will show how
the principles and teachings Of the Cos
mel are illustrated by his precious
Hymns Of Faith and Hope.' The con.
RfegatiOn will Join In singing some oi
these beautiful hymns, and the choir
will assist In the service by giving suit.
able anthems and solos,
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aAnnlyetSar, Dlunsr,

On last Monday o number Of the I'm,
,nsdiais friends oil Mr.. and Mrs. SanueI
A, Kspner, gathered at their hotne Oh
Fifteenth street. and tenueteu lneui
oonpratulAlory dinner the occasion 9e'
Inc tho twentieth Anniversary oil tht
wsddlnp Of MIR, and Mrs. kepner. a
vsrv nIeasant afternoon was spent and
ths YaiFeahmenlS much enjoyed. Those
II aiiendance from out OF town were
Mr., ~. Ii, Donaldson, Miss y. NJ. jun
VIM. Nilse Julia Galloway, Mts. :. r.
n1r6anan and Miss Florence Donaldson,
~ EiHubenylllei Miss liIlle Beck, o.
Ha~rrisyille, Oj MI. ana MIS- SOnn u
buchanan, Of Glenn'u Run,
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sYrur of.FlEs.

Is natures own true laxative. II Is The
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costivej to dispel head.
aches, colds, and feveri TO cure habitual
constipation, Indigestion. piles, etc,
Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 90 cent?
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton T. Hess, r. b. Burt and o. Men
khmhllhf.
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no C%uAUrAUQUAf

The FphnsyIVanlA Company Announces ~
ouEaionA Tor tuesdays and Saturdays
Excursion tickets OF rate OF 90 10 will
be sold BY the Pennsylvania Company
from Bridgeport 10 Lakewood or James
town aud return via Shenango aud The
New York, Lake Erie 4 Western Rail-
way on each Tuesday and Saturday
during August and September Tfpketl
will be good returning for fifteen day.
from date Of sale. For further Informs
ton apply 10 Ticket Agent at Bridge
b0ft, D. N
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Tho RrdernI Cnurl..

The entire time Of tho United States
Circuit Court was taken up yesterday, inI
the hearing Of tho case Of Van pstrick
and Henry Stevens, OF Warrington, in
dicted for brlbipg a voter. They were
acquitted by the jury.
No business was done in the District
Court,
George j. Mathison was appointed
Deputy Clerk at Wheeling Of the U, s,
Circuit Court for the District Of West
Virginia and duly qualified.
The case OF John McHenry was con-
tiuued until the next term. Judge
Jackson hopes to be able to adjourn both
courts this evening. 4.
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n..Inr rlrn.nnnr sutph.ed

last Thursday evening o large numbei
~ the members Of the English Luthttar
church visited their pastor. Rev. u II.
n%nrnblaser, al his new residence, al
M 100 South Broadway, taking With
ihem many substantial evidences Of theii
sStsem, they took Mi. DOrnblaser aud
his family entirely by surprise. A very
%nieAsapt evening was spent by oil, The
psStor ,Spfessed his hearty appreciation
81 the good will aud friendship shown
Nv lila friends,
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In The United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates you need Q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver 10 mac
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator BY
taking some safe remedy. Elixir oI
dates IL just what you need. Give II .
trial, Sold In 90 cent bottles by y. 3,
Goethe, W. w. Irwin, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
%, wholesale agents.
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MARTINS FERRY.
The soldlorA' Isunlon-NewS Notes ant
Personals.

-
The SOldlorb' RcunlOn-NewA Notes ant
p.tsnnnls.
Miss Elntna Jones, OF BlTnCsylllp, ID tho CUES
Of the Misses JOnts,
Arthur Invo'g "Fuhny Folks pleased a Root
sized audience last night.
flrok ar0 arriving fnr sttect navirv wn,t ,yt,,
DO cnintnene6d nGst Sion6Nv. ~ W. W.
a. W,.St"S ,Sv
W ms,ley L99g ah1 VIZ, q EeftwO0d quo
ClStF. s"e"NO' "''' """s F'"NlAu
Ihe properly owners have organized q land.
lofd'g Association, 70 protect themselves AgAlnsI
people who don't pay rent
Yesterday being Childten's Day Al tho WesI
VIfHIhla Biatb FaIf. ihO snhniari AZ tina NHriinl'
Ferry schOOli Wcfo Tlyen a holiday ana NJ
tended, ~ ~
Wl,tor co,. ,yho h.d nj. ,,,,td.. A,.,...,.1
WbIisV AZ ,ssoosst' lMnhSV g wv, W Iei nnVu " SutnMn99 Sa ".
"a iasI ,Vsat ,s,i1 s1SnsIn 11II ~ y M ~
turh 70 ySUsI svSIh 'V"'a'n WI Nv u AUG 70 ~
'uIh "VlA VAIN,
quite . number Of MAitlh'n Ferry odd Fellows
WE e1peot 70 Gee th9 blR parade q C9lulngu'
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The Grand was filled again last night
with an audience that was highly
pleased with the performance given by
Loder's "Hilarity" company. There Il
plenty Of fun in the skit and several Of
the speCialties arc very clever. A matt
nee performance will be given this al.
ternoon, aud the closing performance o.
the engagement will take place this
evening, The Indications are that there
will be crowded houses at both perform.
ances. Reserved seats can DO secured
at the Mcclure House hat store.
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General Notices.
East Wheeling Graveyard Public Notice,

AZ q meeilbR Of tho Council Of the CITY o.
Wheeling, held on tho 9Th day Of July, lE'a
resolution. WN adopted by which Council N.
quOsled all peft1nh who feel ~ Interest 10 Wy
dead whose bodies remain In the rat \ ltcI1I
WheoflnR, 10 remove GlUh bodies ~ some ieai'
elefy or other place Of lnlNfinell Wl!hil lV"'
MONTHS from the adoption VI AAl1 ttsOlnlplI
In obedience " the detection bi gOunGli ~
this publication make known tAld ieso,lI..W,
iViapnv wv" CITY rlttk.
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.Dutaps Gale ContVst ss,ti.a.

The contest for the big cake offered by
George L, Dutst, tho leading Coniectlohef
and cake baker Of this place, 10 the pet.
son visiting tho fair who should make
the closest guess as 10 the number 81
beans contained Ia a large glass lar, WA
decided last evening and The cake award.
cd 10 Master Charles WOlOh, aged Il
years, who lives a. No. D Ohio btteei,
island. The number Of beans In lho iai
was 1925 and Master WelOh'a guess VA
1925, within two Of the exact
number Of beans the jat contain.
I'd. The Judges appointed BY lhe
Association 70 decide tue contest were
MtS, John Iuts, Mra. Al. o. Egeftet,