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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

Please announce me a candidate for councilman
from the Second ward az the city election
10. FRITZ SCHNITZLER-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
Notice.

Engraved CALLING cards at the
Wichita EAGLE Office d63 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

VI
Please announce me as a candidate for council
man from the Third ward
I0l-tf c. V. NcCLENATRAS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the Editor Of the EAGLE
Please announce the name OF Robert Carson as
candidate for councilman in the First ward at the
el,>ction 81 If
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
r. ,ho rdi,or Of the FapIe

TO INC Editor OF Ile EagIt.
Please announce me a candidate for the Office
CT City Constable at the spring election.
dg4-n r. /. CLARK.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

To the Editor of tho Eagle:
Please announce that Frank Russell respectfully
soicts the patronage of the electors of the city or
Wichita for the office of constable at the coming
city election. dS3tf~
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
To the Editor of the EAGLE,

Please announce the name of Frank Brasier as a
candidates for constable at the coming spring cleo
ton Mr. Brasier is well and favorably known as
member of the old city police force dSt TT
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To Editor Wichita lagle
Please announce James F. Humphrey. Jr.. as
candidate for the office of councilman from Firs
ward at coming city election dlO0-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

= A North in compliance with the request of
many patrons of the schools and tax payers be-
comes candidate for board OF Education from the
Third ward dllS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
tn Iumher pes ers.

n. J. Oliver is candidate for councilman from
the Fourth ward. iN
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

Please announce that ID. W. Tilford Is a candi-
date for councilman from the First wara at the
coming city election. S-tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

Thereby announce myself candidate for council
man for Third Ward tshort termb
9fH OSCAR ID. BARNES.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

please announce me as a candidate for the Office
of constable in this city at the ensuing spring cleo
tion subject the decision of the electors OF this
CITY JACK B. MASSEY.
sSd-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

TO INC EultOF OF Ihe EagIt
Mrs NJ. II. West has c snsented TO become can
eidate for the School Board for the Third Ward.
She is well and favoraby known a teacher and
will be supported by many voters. dl07 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
iitor of the Daily Eagle.

To the Edto: of the Eagle.
Please announce c. A-IStafford as candidate for
Justice OF the peace. 9s-tf~ MANY VOTERS
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

To the Editor of the Eagle.
Please announce me as a candidate for the Office
OF constable ut the coming spring election
eisS-tft j. G. WILLIAMS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

Fw wibking is a candidate fo8 constable at the
ensuing election. Dig II
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29


Please announce me a candidate for the Office
of constable at the coming spring election IN the
city d9l JOHN FARMER.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
70 the editor of the Eagle

Editor or the Eagle:
Please announce me as candidate for reelection
Rs councilman from the Third Ward
g II w. l.. JOHNSON.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

hereby announce myself as q candidate for
Councilman Tor The Third Ward tshort term
die. II WIN. ID. MCCORMICK.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

To the Editor of the Eagle:
W. T. Walker Is a candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Justice OF the Peace in the city OF Wichita
at the coming April election, ds2
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29
THU ENTERPRISE.
1872 North Main Street,
OFFERS
GREAT BARGAINS!
THIS WEEK

200 dozen Ladies Black Hose,
fast color, 2 Iair for l5c
100 dozen Ladies Balbriggan
Seamless Hose, 2 pair for 29c.
125 dozen Ladies Ribbed
Seamless Hose. 2 pair for 1gc.
80 dozen Black Sunrise Hose.
best in the market, 2 pair for
IS cents.
$50 dozen Childrens Ribbed
Hose, s cents pair.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-29

Engagement Of the Popular Comedian.
Mr.. J. = K. = E M M E T.
In his Comedy Creation,
. O u r = F r I It z, -
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WORK PROGRESSING
On the Union Railroad Bridge
and Connections
I'M SPITE OF DISTRACTIONS
ofyaFiops Kipds-Hlsh Water Inter
feFes somewhat-The Road Bed
Around the Greek About Com,
pletsdrThe Right Of Way,

=,
Ihe Union Railroad bridge company
has made wonderful progress on their
work around the creek since the eonclu,
~ x XXX, III a,,ss n,a.1ars
lVn y .us9
tof the right OF way, The work on the
high iron bridge oyerthe creek fromthe
east mouth az the MI. Wood tunnel N
M L;.h an 1890 tLo pon;ns.Ia !.
ne ". n
been badly delayed by the high water,
which has several times filled up the
Golfer dam for the middle nier inst rs
~a.,onen ~. .a.S,, - tos. msa
SaNsF' was y peslh' tne
steel pieces OF the bridge are on
the ground. The all and the
b,;d,a ovar the psntnshla ,ood
-
W 5Apluly pppEoaeHtns sonpleHol
gooe pr9glesS pas .ossn msus on the
loAp Ky psss ~, naeiu Jun
wy tpe east NY souIn pan5
q ths cleek py hsylnann,s DEWEY apo
Ine olesceht Mlll, ~ y pisWety wy
changes maze involved plllolng we
stone plels ~ we slge o. the eIeek, V
when was leuioVeu " tWo paLIe[les o.
polls!s, elgnt "a huu'psi, Oh Drew,
Jug o9npAny, tnese piets were stafteo
on soilu gFoulu' seyeIat teeI pelow Nv
peu o. Wy clssk, anu catlleu leign'
o. 40 leeh lnAklnR htIuug Nuu bupSEan'
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Tic cu.tom House ltepalra.

Work was commenced yesterday on
the tearing out Of q section OIL
the south wall Of the Custom House,
This section to be removed Is twenty
feet in width. The roof was laid back
and tho corniCe cut off yesterday. A
steam derrick Is used in the work.
The whole building Is to be painted,
outside and IN. The color OF the OK.
terror has not yet been decided upon,
and the question is causing superinten-
dent BaChmann considerable concern,
II is to he hoped that he will decide on
some color that will make the sombre
pile look less dingy, at least while the
paint Is fresh, The beauty Of q light
color can be seen on Jacob Snyder big
buildlngon Main street, recently painted
nearly white.
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BASE BALL MATTERS,


Notes about the Ed-siate Lsagps-Hostsr-
DAYS GAmasste.-
The Wheelipgsptingfeld game that
was 10 have been played at Springfield
yesterday had 10 be postponed on 40
count OF rain.
Hamilton has released Rhortstop Jack
Shoupe and signed Wetterer, Of Cincin-
matt, for the position, Shoupe has
been playing fine ball, and his release d
q surprise,
Mansfield, for some unknown reason,
has released Kelly, the left fielder. He
was at once snapped up by Canton and
did good work for that team In the two
games played at Hamilton Sunday,
The reports that come from Fori
Worth, Texas, are 10 the effect that
Jack Orogan, OF this city, and LEGS
Mallory, Of Martins Ferry, two well
known bail players, are doing excellent
work for the club Of that city, to which
they belong,
Manager Hill Of the springfelds,
maddened at the loss OF Saturdays game
to the Mansields, ran ont on the field
and attempted to assault the new um'
pire, Brennan, who, according To the re
ports, Is anything but Whatan umpire
should be. Still, that does not excuse
Hill for bis outrageous conduct, FOL
which he should Observation-Disclosures
Mansfield has won ten out Of the last
twelve games the club has played, and
has in consequence let 20 the tight grip
II has had on the tail end since the sea
son opened, and climbed over Hamilton
into nth place, The Mansfield team
until recently has played in the hardesI
kind Of hard luck, and every friend o
the Tri,State League will be pleased Il
learn that the sunshine OF success has a
last fallen on the Mansfield boys,
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a GARD.

IT'S fact that more unhluShinE frauds arc
daily perpelrated on the general public In
the name Of whlSklcs than any other merchan.
disc In the market. Tho confidence beStowed
on me by the public koenly appreciate, and, Is
always heretofore, will In the future not belray
that trust. II Is not an easy matter 10 have
reputable plySIOiaAS and managers Of hospitals
ipdorse any one particular brand Of whisky, yet
they have done so since the merits o., RLElN's
nsILvER AGE became known To them. For
the sick room u has no competitor. II stands
alone for Is delicate aud delightful flavor, II ID
pure aud OLE, Tree from all impurities. MyBtoCk
Of other welEknoWn Pennsylvania Rye Wills.
kieS Of all axes 10 complete. Ny. prices are a.
reasonable d any In tie State. Ny Wines OF all
foreign and domestic kinds are well and care.
fully selected. No house can show you better
Brandieg, Gins, or In fact any other imported
The price Of SILVER AGEn continues "a 10
81 80 per full quart Old Gibson, Finch or
Gnckenheimer at 81 per quart OF EiX quarts for
50. A fine Sherry or Sweet California Wine At
90 cents per quart and upwards. Bend for o
complete price list and catalogue, or call at No.
az Federal street, Allegheny, where one glance
at our Establishment will convince You Of tho
truth Of my statement.
mySNwaE Max KLEIN.
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4 JUSTICE M JAM.
Serious Charges brought agains, squire A.

y AeCAh9n,
Yesterday q young Woman, said 70 be
from RayensWood, Jackson county, and
giving her name IS Pearl Beachtal,
made information before Squire W. Il,
Davis, charging Justice Of the Peace A,
R, Mcoahon, Of the South Side, with
petty larceny, breach Of the peace and
profane and abusive language, He was
arrested, and in default OF $500 bail, $500
In one case and 500 in each Of the Other
two, Squire Davis committed him "a
Jail Tor q preliminary hearing at 2 p, m,
to-day. Constable Lauchlin accompR'
MED Squire Mcoehon 10 the vicinity o.
his home in search OF q bondsman, bul
he failed 10 fnd one,
The girls story Is more serious than
the technical charges she brings, The
larceny is the least Of the ofenses she
alleges, II consisted simply Of taking {
letter she had written 70 q young man
and laid down in McOahon's house
where she was employed as a domestic
The stamp and letter were taken, and ai
It had not been mailed, there wa
technically no offense chargeahle bp.
petty larceny, The girl alleges tina
McCahou approached her with imprope'
oyertures, and when she repulsed him
threatened her, and drove her from hi
house with foul abuse, and supplante'
her with q notorious woman.
Squire MeOahon Is Of course entitlel
TO q suspension Of public judgment unit
the case against him Is more definitel,
made out, and his defense set forth, II
still holdsa commission and position a
a Justice Of the Peace,
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Lodi. nnI fnrthn Frnnh.

A man representing himself TO be au,
thorized blythe Pittsburgh Times To 80
licit aid for the Johnstown sufferers, has
visited Rowlesburg, this State, and prob
ably other towns near. The Times say
OF him:
who robbed the pockets Of the dead al
YOUNGSTOWN, and cut of the fingers o.
women for the rings they wore. ArreSl
and prosecute him wherever he Is found
working his contemplate fraud, and III
the police object TO lynching HIM the
Time will cheerfully pay the expenses
Of bis conviction. x sheep thief ought
TO wear a halo alongside Of such a crea.
tura.u
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AGrent pi.eoysr1

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
prunes In such n way as to makei one
of the most pleasant and effective reme-
dies on the market, It Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
80 cent bottles by O. R. Goethe, w. w,
Irwin, w. Z Willisms, John 1aughlln.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin \
90, Wholesale agents,
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prOhnln rn,lnssa Yn.tsrdnn

The last will and testament Of John
Stephen Flading, deceased; was yester-
day admitted TO probate and ordered To
be recorded. John Fading is named az
executor.
w. H. @. Curtis was yesterday appoint
ed administrator OF the estate Of Robert
White, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum Of $4,000, with Grafton X. White as
surety.
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ID q combination q The active propertlOl
Of dates, tigS and ptuneo, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. 1t.cufee habitual con.
sttpAtion, indigestion, %billouBnebg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold IN 80 cent
bottles BY o, r. GoetGe, w. W. Irwin
w. Il, Williams and John LAughlln.
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 CO..
Wholesale Agents.
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rhe Mnrket slreet Payement.

Considerable progress was made on The
Market street pavement yesterday ID
spite Of the rain. A part oil the time
brick were laid while rain was falling
pretty freely. The eastside oithe street
was completed TO Eleventh and part o.
the square at the intersection Of the two
streets laid. AZ the same time the south
aide OF Tenth street and west side o.
Market were being cleaned of prepare
tory to paving. II there 10 any decenl
weather at oil the work will be com.
pleted this week. Three good sized
squares, half the width Of the street. re-
main 70 be paved. The paving Of the
street car track 10 oil completed but
about half O square.
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BELLAIRE.
AN serta Of taeA gov. aaa COMM trel

All s9rta Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Two Red Gross Sisters passed through here
yesterday morning for the East.
The oarsmen, Richards and Muth, have gone
10 ZanesYillo 10 train for the coming race there.
The man Reed, who was shot accldently Of
WArnocks on Monday, wasItill living last night
but very low.
Charlie Hall, Charlie Simpson aud Jim Du
Bois left .on, the Andes last night for q fShlng
camp near HuntlnSIon,
Grocer Askew says he wtllnot handle any moFt
bgn4nAs, d he d afFGlddl tho tafRltulaS, hay
ing Killed Que not long since,
A BOAT race, foot race. .wheelbotrOw race and
bicycle race are talked Of during the Glass
Workers convention here next month.
Mrs. Rebecca Heaton, OF 81. ClAirsyille, and
Mfs, 8. J. Morehead, OF Philadelphia, are The
guests OF their daughter aud sister, Mrs. J.B
Smith.
Several outside fire companies have asked al,
mlsslon 10 the contests here on the Fourth Of
July between the home %cQNpaules, They will,
In all probability, DO admitted.
/ McFadden, OF near Mafblctown, lust west OIL
here, went suddenly insane this week aud tried
10 shoot himself. lie was dimrmed by neigh,
bors and will DO taken 10 the asylum soon.
Two men came here from Alliance to work tol
Charles RoSSpr on the new. eufblp8, hut thi
stpnp Masons' Union refused 10 let Ehem work
until tho necessary SIS dues was forthcoming,
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uomreunon on Me.tern nnY.

The farmers in this region now see the
mistake they made, says the steuben-
vile Gazette, in allowing themselves 10
put up the price Of hay to $50 per ton
last winter in the interest Of the hay
trust, allowing the Sl4 Western hay 10
take the market. The result 10 the
Western hay supplied the winter de,
mand, and now the farmers cannot get
$40 for hay that they might have sold
for Sl5 without any trouble last winter.
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Is natures own true laxative. II q the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; To dispel head
aches, colds, aud fever; To cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, .pilee, etf.
Manufactured only by the California ZIG
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
AntonP Hess, R.. D. Burt and o. Men
kemeller.
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peaths Ye.Lerday.

Mrs. Sophia SchwartIbach, a wei
known widow who formerly kept q 50
loon on Eleventh street, died yesterday
aged 80, She was born in Germany, AMI
came to this country in 1857, She wa
married in 1851, and OF her seven chill
dren, four survive her, Mrs. Louis Smell
and three sons, all grown, She was
sister Of the Messrs. Begter,
Mr.. Christian F. seabright, q residen
OF Wheeling from 1851 to 1881, died yes
terday morning at the home Of hil
daughter, Mrs. August Behrer, in Bell
aire, aged SS, He was a native Of Han
over, and came from there direct Il
Wheeling,
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sup, enc Court Of Appeals,

In this court yesterday all the Judges
were present. The case Of John =,
Clator VS., Charles Otto, from Ohio
county, was continued. The cases OIL
Thomas Murdoch, for use, etc, ys. the
franklin Insurance Company, and Kline
Brothers va. McLain Brothers, both from
Ohio county, and Fork Ridge Cemetery
Association vs.. Us. Redd, and James
Rogerson VS.. Isaac Shepherd, both from
MARSHALL county, were submitted, The
case OF Murtha Walsh vs.. j. G. Schilling,
from Ohio county, was partly heard and
continued until 10 a. m. to-day, to which
hour the court adjourned.
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The union potters from all the pottery
centers east and west will hold abig an
nual convention at steubenville be-
ginning July s and lasting week or ten
days. Excursions will be run from
Wheeling, East LiyerpooIand elsewhere,
and from 1000 to 5000 people are ex'
pected TO attend. Each lodge is en-
titled TO three delegates, and there are
about fifty lodges In the territory named,
The apprentice system will be con
sidered and much important business
transacted. An immense picnic forms
one OF the features, T.. v. Powderlyand
Master Workman 0'Neal are expected,
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nrInnInn

TO milllons, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing Their
Liyers, Kidneys, stomachs and Bowels
to a healthy activity. Such is the mission
Of the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale in 90
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton 2. Hess, r. B. Burt
and D. Menkemeller.
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An EpiEootIpln tho City.

For about a week past the horses in
the city have been very generally affect
ed with colds. The symptoms are some
what like those OF the epizoatic disease
so prevalent among the horses Of the
country about 1872, except that the i'll
ness is milder. 1t Is particularly prevail
ent on the Island, and has spread rapidly
since first noticed. Loss Of appetite
slight symptoms Of influenza and q
Wheeling cough are the characteristics
So far no deaths haye been reported, AMI
the dlSeaRe Il not neglected passes of
quickly,
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wAx6NAKER 4 BaowNis suits are I'm.
equAllbdby Is per cent In every respect,
7QOBampleB 10 select from. The wonder
Of the consumer "a why II has not been
represented here before. Also BuRgies
and Carpets a. cost Al j, w, Fetr6l's,
2i0l Main street
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nop cl.manl,. I'M 10 oon. SNOW.

positively the largest aud best one.ring
show on earth, with forty star performers
and eight funny clowns, will exhibit In
Wheeling on lot corner Twenty.ninLh
and Chapline streets (Caldwells rum
for three days, commencing Wednesday,
June "a, Two performances daily at Z
and 8 p. m. Admission 10 cents.
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IN you cannot 500 ard need spectaelea
ven silouldI Gallon usand hare your Eyes
iaaied without charge. We have the
finest Instruments aud more experielice
.ih6n aliy other 0ptiClan In the State,
AMI gnafaatOe SAtlifaetiOn or money 10.
Imnd6u. JACOB W. GRpBBS
JeWeler and 0pticianI
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were yesterday ISSUED
10 the following named persons:
Henry w. Null, aged q, and Katie NJ.
Hellrigel, aged IS, both natives and res
idents Of Wheeling.
George E. Kurner, aged q, and Maggie
II. Rice, aged 81, both natives and resi-
dents OF Wheeling.
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises sores. ulcers, salt rhorm, fever
sores, letter, chappedh hands, Chilblains,
corn5, and oil skin eruptlons, and posi-.
cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sltiBiac.
ton, Or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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We have a new Hair Dresser, Z
French gentleman who has worked al
the Court In Rfanpe and Vienna iOi
yeafs. We are confident that such
aupefiof work has never before been
seen IN wheeling. All weask ig.a trial
and We are sure the ladies will DO do
lighted, an kinds oil hair goods IN
stock and made 10 order AZ reasonable
.pfices. Lou ewAIACKEIL
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Yesterdays League aud Association Games

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 Athletics, I
Earned, 6And 4, HiS, l6Hnd 10, Error, . and !
AT 81, LDuiS-St, Louis u C~inClnnatl8. Earn,
Cd, . and s, Hits, y and I. ErroFS, . aud l
Pitchers, Hudson aud yIau,
Earned, . and0, Hits, 0 and2. Errors, 2 and !.
Pitchers, Baldwin and Caruthers.
Al Chlcago-New York, u; Chicago, 8. Earn
ed, ! and ., Hits, II lands. .ErioFS. 06nd Q, Pitch,
ers, Crane, DAILY and Hutchinson.
At Pttsbugh-Flye lnnings were played III 4
heavy drlEzlinH rain.. Pittsburgh, u Washing
ton, 8, Earned, 2 and ]. Hits, 0 and 8. ErrOfs
2 each. Pitchers, Calvin aud keefe.
At Observation-Disclosures, Q; Boston, 4
niIS, lO3nd 3. Errors, 4 and !. Pitcher, BSylI
Al Cleveland Cleveland 81 Philadelphia Q
Earned, 8 each. ltItS, land II, EFfOrS, y aud I
WIchefs, d'BElen and Gleason.
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Reunion American Flint Glass WORKERS.
A varied programme OF amusements
has been provided, and addresses will be
delivered by prominent officers Of the
Association. The Pennsylvania Com
pany will run trains 10 leave Bridgeport
at 5i45 and 1929 a. M, and sell tickets
at round trip rate Of 81 10.
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Tie SionoptniIa on Boom,

The oil well on Moses /. Cores land,
In Monongalia county, has proved % be
the biggest gusher 81 the new field In
thatcounty. Last Friday oil was struck
at a depth Of forty feet higher In the oil
rock, and at a depth Of LOO or ], 800 feet,
II indicates a flow Of 800 or $50 barrels
per day. II Is the largest yet struck In
the Monongalia oil field. Three other
wells are being put down on Cores land,
and they expect one other to come In In
a few days.
The William Core we'll Is expected 10
dow in a few days and promises TO be a
good one,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record the following transfers Of real
June 81, by George s. Simpson and
wife 70 Edward Miller, for s., 100, 0 acres
on Edgington run.
June Ii, by NJ. A. Franzheim, Edward
Miller and wife to George s. Simpson, q
deed Of correction for the same property
aforesaid.