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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-15
LOYAL BREYETIEs
Matters Of 'liPPF 'I s,, in and About 'A'

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
7 Nt'i City,
THRRE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday,
TwESTY.sRyRSTH street west Of Chap
line Is being paved.
THE alley east OF the Mcclure house
was paved with fire brick yesterday.
THE air was warm yesterday in spite
OF a nice breeze and the steady rain OF
the night and morning,
WoRK was commenced yesterday lay
ing the stone on the bay window at the
south end OF the Custom House. twill
be a very handsome improvement when
completed,
TuR Board Of Public Works had gangs
Of men at work yesterday making much
needed repairs 10 the cobble paving on
Main street hill and on South street OPP
posite the B. & o, freight depot.
JOINS sHRIyER's sand-boat is working
regularly now near the suspension bridge,
and Is taking out large quantities OF fine
sand. Large crowds watch the novel
operation from the bridge all the time
Iris about time for Van Baker to gel
up another bottle or stocking sensation
or do something 10 bring himself prom
ineptly before, the public again, we
haven't heard anything from him for
month-New CumberldHd Independent
W, A. ATKINSON Posi-, G, A. RI o.
New Cumberland, has appointed Georgs
Lambert, James Bradley and W, A
Scott a committee to make the necessary
arrangements for thereunion Of the Frs
West Virginia Infantry, which will b'
held there September 20,
POLICEMAN WALTER TERRILL, OF tn
North End, who has been laid up To-
some time with rheumatism, left yester
day for Cincinnati to undergo treatment
Officer Gaus took his beat, and Office
Shorts Is on night duty at headquarter
for two weeks or go, in Gauss place.
DURING the past week or ten day
there has been quito boom in TINS CITY
lin the stogie and tip trade, and tue de
mand for stamps at the Internal ReVe
nue. Office has been Correspondingly
lively, On Tuesday OF this week tht
sales Of cigar stamps amounted to 81 900
THERE were two pretty lively fights il
East Wheeling last night. For partic,i
pating In one OF these Thomas and Felis
Costello were arrested. The other fgh
was In Minnie Zulaui's house, and thu
police were on the lookout for thu
parties who did up woman. Sus9r
EnoalHaFdt .wasalso arrested for drunk
enness. "
ALEXANDER KEMPLE, the plasterer
wishes It said that no boycott had beer
placed upon him, but that the matter wa
adjusted before a board Of arbitration
| In Mondays INTRLLIdENCRRi It was sale
that the boycott had been lifted by thu
Trades Assembly. The fact is that nj
boycott had been ordered, so Mr. KEN
pie says.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strapEorsi In tho City aud wheeling People
Abroad.


Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
R. Edgar Hall left last evening for At
lantic City,
D. Garter List and wife left last night
for Chautauqua.
Charles Neuman Is spending bis vaca'
tion at Lakeside, Ohio.
Miss Rebecca Reich Is visiting Mrs,
Simon Behr, at Bellaire.
Carney Hartley, OF Fairmont, was at
the Stamm House yesterday.
Mrs. John Butterfeld, IT,, left last
evening for Baltimore 10 visit with
relatives.
Captain R. s. Cakes, the famous rife
shot Of Wellsburg, was at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Gichrist has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends al
Charleston.
Mira James Giesey and daughter, oil
South Chapline street, are visiting lel
brother at Toronto, Ohio.
Mrs. Ed. Retzer and son, Albert, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Cady, North
Third street.-StstIbenuiNe Gazette.
Prof. A. G. Braden and family return
ed to their home In Washington, Pa
Tuesday night from a visit to Wheeling
friends.
Mrs. @. @. Faris and children, who
have been visiting relatives here for sew.
eral months, left for their homo in 81.
Louis yesterday. q,
Among those registered at the Nc.
Lure yesterday were Mr.. Lee Rein
heimer and son, oil Fairnont, and s. s.
Hammond, Of New Martinsville.
Mrs. Belle Linch has gone to Pitts.
burgh and New York TO visit friends,
previous to joining her husband at Mar.
tinsburg, where hO has recently been
stationed as U. s. Storekeeper, and
where they will make their home.
Messrs. O. p. Grout and D. B. Comfy,
both Of New York State, were registered
at the Mcclure yesterday. These gen.
tlemen are interested in the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road and drove down from
Harrison county, Ohio, where the work
OF constructing the extension Of that
road iBnow in progress.
The following Wheelingites are at
Chautaugua: Rev. D. A. Cunningham,
DID,, and wife, Rev. L. w. Barr and
vile, Mrs. George r. Taylor, Mrs. s. Y.
Williams, Mrs. Mary A. Allison, Mrs,
Perse Harden, Mrs. DR.. Blaisdell, Mrs.
George Wise, Mrs. Ashman, (nce Har.
ten) Misses Maggie on, Mary Vance,
Kate Allison, Lizzie List, Suta A. Irwin,
Jennie Wilson, Ida Banner and Kate
Myers; DR.. L. O. Myers, and Messrs,
George Wise, William H. Irwin, Albert
Harden and AL, Harden,
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The Moundsyille camp meeting,which
Is to open this evening with memorial
services for the regular attendants In
past years who have. died since the last
meeting, promises to be an eminent sue
cess. The attendance will certainly be
large. Bishop Joyce, Of Tennessee, ID
expected to arrive tomorrow. The Bal.
timore & Ohio Company will sell round
trip tickets from Wheeling for iorty.fve
cents and from Bellaire for City, good
during the meeting. Fourspeclal trains
will make the round trip each day, and
during the continuance OF the meeting
the regular train, advertised to leave
Moundsville for Wheeling at 8:55 p, M,
will start from the camp grounds at
1927 %. m.
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The Haverly. Cleveland minstrels are
to appear at the Opera House Monday
night. The sale Of reserved seats will
open at O. A. Houses music store this
morning. Says the New York Sun:
Last night an audience that crowded
every part Of the spacious Windsor gave
testimony in emphatic volume 10 the
worth OF burntCork troupe which,
coming to us under a familiar title, de.
veloped surprises in It's entertainments
and introduced new and good performers
as It's entertainers. The Cleveland.
Haverly Minstrels had won welcome
from last nights house before the first
Part was.fnished, and 1t was tribute
uncommon, no less than significant,
that every ensuing number on the pro.
gramme to the finish held undiminished
the numerous spectators. The new
show, In short, was a success, and sub.
stantial one. II will be seen in town
often henceforth, that Is certain, for last
nights outcome Of It's metropolitan
debut meant much.
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Isaac Willets' White No. Z, Taylors-
town, is completed, and starts off with
l75 barrels day,
The recent developments In the Han
cock county oil field have a tendency "a
inspire the operators with renewed Cour-
age, and to show that inasmuCh as the
production now covers belt seven
miles in length, the pool theory Ia
happily a misConception, and that the
capabilities Of the field arJ only devel'
oped in small degree, The outlook Ia
certainly encouraging.
The Standard oil Company has at last
got hold OF the Nineveh oil field. II
has secured possession Of 10000 acres,
which how gives 1t control Of the pro
duction. A pipe line will be laid to
Ben wood, where the Standard has u re.
Ceiving station, whence the oil isshipped
to Parkersburg. 1t Is also stated that
Lima oil will be brought to Benwood
and mixed with the Nlneveh product
before refining,
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BBLLAIRR.
An Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All NNNhH Va A4NNAA NfNWN NFssAa HNN"fE "~W"F7
the Glass City,
A. J. MsyeH has become quito alderman
Both -four mills were OF yesteFday-nO water,
Cipdsr from herr Is used for Failroad alls near
MingO Junction.
George Mpth and o, Blackburn ore OF on q
two days fishing trip.
Mr. Martin CoWen, Of Chicago, was IN the city
yesterday among friends.
Nm, John <, Weir moved her household goods
yesterday 70 Youngstown, Ohio.
The Misses jordan, Of Pittsburgh, are the
guests Of J, ID, Van Law and Vile,
Everett Halet, the man who had his leg Rmpu'
tated last week, "a getting along nicely
The lumber for the new n. I, Church hal
arrived, aud teams were busy hauling yesterday
Auditor Muhleman, Of Monroe county, was In
The city yesterday on business and among
friends,
Lightning yesterday had quite frollc in the
Central telephone Office, twisting tho switch
boards around considerably,
The boy John Thompson, drowned at Raeln'
Ta.S sf' q Ky w. PsR RaEoS q Conductor
on account OF the irregular fitting OF the iror
water pipe the superintendent could not tuTr
the water on yesterday morning,
The ColoFed folks cleared S2a2 % at the Belhe
camp grounds, SISt 81 Of which the pastor, Rev
B. II, Lee, Is entitled 10 on his salary,
The gas producer the men were experiment
Ing on AZ the water works was not q 90, Ant
draymen arc hauling isaway for old iron,
Aug, Kline, gardener Just below town, Eel
from his wagon IN stepping out on the We
wheel, aud broke his right leg Just above thu
ankle, lie managed 10 get home and a doCto
was sent for,
Mrs.. Q, Hamilton, Of Lancaster, was In TIL
city yesterday, He says LANCASTER 10 the Plac,
| for window glass works, having plenty OF gu
and plenty Of good coal, and sand for the puF
pose only two miles away,
A team belonging to tho street PAYERS wa
taken TO tho river yesterday morning 10 waite
the horses. The driver drove wagon and al
Into the water aud In turning, the horses mlreS
In tho mud, but after u severe struggle WeE
extrlcatgd,
Two Pittsburgh gentlemen carried away tW'
BGllalre ladies on Tuesday, Mr., David LesSne
and Miss Rose Freedman were married by Rlbb
NOWmeyeF, aud Nj, John puplapAnd Mss Mar
Tlddby Rev Mr., Mclaughlin, The latter vii
20 to Pittsburgh TO live, The former coupleWil
| 20 to housekeeping here,
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THE GLASS PACKERS STRIKE.
They 90 out Ia Most of the Local olas.
Factories.

They 60 out 10 Most OF the Local uIhsi
.u Factories.
The glass factories are very generally
reshmiDg. The Central and Hobbs
works went on on Tuesday. The local
glaps packers assembly recently de-
mahded g day or pay by the piece, the
same us prevails in Pittsburgh. This de-
maud goes into effect to-day. The Cen
trail and Hobbs works granted the de.
mand. Last night the packers in the
North Wheeling works, and the North.
wood and Buckeye, at Martins Ferry,
struck. These factories are about To re.
sumo work, the Buckeye being already
partially on. It is believed by the men
that there will not be much difficulty In
securing an amicable settlement.
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change in The Revenue ONCE,

Az the close oibusiRess hours to-day,
Mr.. septimus Hall will yacate the office
OF Deputy internal Revenue Collector
for this district, which comprises the
counties OF Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Mar.
shall, Wetzel and Tyler, and Capt w,
N. Bonar will qualify as his successor,
Mr., Hall resigned his position some
time ago with the request that lie be re-
lieved on August 10, and as reported at
that time Captain Bonar was selected u
oil the place. Mr.. Hall goes out Of office,
to which he was appointed soon after
the Cleveland administration came into
power, leaving behind him the cleanest
kind Of q record, He has always been
very popular with those with whom he
was thrown in business contact, and in
every other way he has proven himself
to be a model officer. Captain Bonar is
well qualified to all Mr., Halls place, aud
will doubtless prove himself Just al
acceptable an officer. Mr., Hall has &c
cepted a situation with Sweeney &
Edwards, insurance agents,
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1t is now said that the potters Of East
Liverpool, Toronto, New Cumberland,
steubenville and Wheeling, have form
ed combination for mutual protection
against cut rates and other drawbacks to
the business. A meeting was held at
Knowles, Taylor 4 Knowles china
works, East Liverpool, yesterday, at
which time the organization was per.
fected and necessary committees APP
pointed TO further perfect the establish.
ment OF the association.
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1nalea

Ia delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find The
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, aud stomach,
and does not sicken or debilllate. Fol
sale Ia 80 cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co.,, Anton r. Hess, 3. B. Burt
and o. Menkemellef. W
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Are quickly given 10 every part Of The
bodtby Hoods Sarsapatllla. That tired
feeling 10 entirely Overcome. The blood
10 purified, enriched, and yitalieed, and
carries health instead d disease u. eyer
organ, The stomach 10 toned lnl
strengthened, The appetite restored, The
kidneys and liver are reused and inylg.
Grated, The brain 10 refreshed, the mind
made clear aud ready for work, Try II
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Yesterday. League aud Association Games,

Aes'erany,s Leasuo"nn assoou'aUn uAeS'
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Alhleucs, y
Earned, each, HIS, " and T. ERRORS, lana d
Pitchers, Petty and SO Yard,
AZ HtHbnEh.B0sto VI Plttsbngh Earn
cd, Seaoh. Hts, Il Andl0 EFrors, y and 4 Fitch'
ers, Sanders AMI ClArRson.
AZ 81 Louls-MaEk laldWln pllGhed Wy
the champions the worst dfubbing they nave re-
celyed this season; COLUMBUS, ~: Louis y
HIS, 10 aud = EirOrs, ana Y. Earnedi o.
PITCHERS, Chamberl9in and Baidwln'
Az IndllnapolIs-l ndlanapolls u Washington
Earned ORnd 3. hih, . and w. ETtotsI Anu
g. Pitchers, Gelzeln and IhOrnlOn; Young
Thorn!on's wildness lost the Senators the game
Al ChicagoI,Chlcago lsi Philadelphia 2 Earn
%, l3and6. illE, y Rnd 10. ErFoIs, ana O.
Pitchers, Gum6ert anu Gleason; ~ a
AT kansas Ci!y-brooklyn VI kanlas ClY y
Hits, 6and g. Errors ahu y. PllcheTs, conway
and Cafutheft. +.
Az LouiAville baltimore u L0ultville
Earned, aud .; HIS III aud ~, EfFOFhI 2And 4
PitchSts. Cunnlnghl.mI AUG EWIng. T.. A..
At CleyeiAndIMeAleer lor SieYel1d, 70 lhe
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IcE CREAM Social at First Baptist
Church tonight. Admission free.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
The Official Route to q. A. r.. Encampmeni
milwaukee,, August 20 10 81, 1880.

The Official Route to q. A. II. Encampme
Milwaukee, August 20 to 81, 1880.
On August 81 to 2S inclusive The Balti'
more 4 Ohio will sell round trip ticketE
to Milwaukee at low rates. Tickets good
TO return August 81 to September 5, Of
by depositing tickets with joint agent Of
terminal lines at Milwaukee the time
will be extended thirty days. Special
train conveying the Department Com.
mander, his staff and Woman's RELIEF
Corps will leave Wheeling, W. Va,
August %, at 2:40 p. m. Central time,
and run through to Milwaukee without
change, arriving at 1880 a. m. For
tickets, rates, ETC., call on agents Of the
Baltimore & Ohio or address o. P. Nc.
Carly, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Columbus, o.
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Cal 1,r.ar Isn,,nr..Ii

At regular meeting Of the Wellsburp
Light Guards, held on Monday evening
last, the company unanimously endorsed
Col. Romeo Freer for reelection rs
Colonel Of the First Regiment. Captain
AmiCk, First Lieutenant A. j. Duval and
Second Lieutenant j. E. Fowler will at.
tend the convention at Fairmont to-day,
These gentlemen arrived in the city last
evening, and in company with Lieuten-
ant B. F. Lowe, Of the West Liberty
Light Guards, and Lieutenant D. w.
Martin, OF the Wheeling Light Guards,
left on the late train on the Baltimore &
Ohio LAST night for Fairmont. They
will all vote for Col. Freer.
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syrup of Figs.

Is natures own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, R. b. Burt and O. Men
kemeller, 'hi
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10 q combination Of the active properties
OF dates, fgs and pruneg, and othel
tropical fruits. 1ta pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm,
mensely popular. II cures habitual CON
stipatlon, indigestion, biliousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles BY o. R.'Goetze, w. w. Irwin
w. 3. Williams and John La1Bhlin,
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
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Justice Davia'a Criminal Docket Yesterday,

Justice Dayis's Criminal Docket Yesterday.
John Husman entered plea Of guilty
TO the charge preferred against him by
his vile, Augusta, and paid the fine and
costs. He was then required to enter
into a recognizanCe with surety In the
sum OF one hundred dollars for his good
behavior and TO keep the peace for one
year. He gave the bond and paid the
costs,
John Higgingbotton paid a fine Of one
dollar and costs for profane language,
P. ]. o'Neal got into trouble with
John Swami, Of the St. Charles hotel
about a money matter, and made an as'
sault on Swami. He paid fine Of ten
dollars and costs and was put under .
bond Of 500 10 keep the peace, which
he gave, and paid the costs OF the suit
Two more warrants were issued by the
justice, and they will be heard today.
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KILLED on EHE o ar
A Man Found Dead on the Track mp The
River.


River.
Last evenings steubenyiIle Gaselis
says; Early this morning the crew Of a
down freight train on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh noticed the body Of a man
lying in a rayine above Toronto. The
train was stopped and the body taken
aboard and brought to this city, where
It was identified as Wallace oullis q
young man about 23 years OF age and a
member Of Patton's band, He was one
Of the striking potters at the Steuhen-
vile Pottery and in company with three
other companions boarded a freight
train at 2 O'Clock this morning 10 go to
WellsYille, where he had secured a
job in the pottery there, He was not on
the same car as the other boys and they
did not miss him until they got 10 Wells
vile, II is supposed that he went 10
sleep and fell between the cars, as his
body was horribly manglsd. Both legs
were cut of, his left arm pulled from It's
socket and his body almost cut in twain,
His remains were taken to Lindsay q
Shannon's undertaking establishment
and prepared for burial, He leaves a
brother George and a sister, Mrs. John
Lawson, The coroner will hold an in,
quest this evening,
The Herald also had the following;
William T, Wheeler, a Pan Handle
brakeman, was caught between the
bumpers while making a coupling at
Golfers yesterday afternoon. No bones
were broken, but his injuries are such
tibet he will be laid OFF for a week or ten
days at the hospital. Cornelius
Schwalm, another Pan Handle brakel
man, was setting brakes near Philadel'
phia Road yesterday afternoon, when
the brake broke and he was thrown from
the top OF the car, He sustained COM
pound fracture Sof the left arm aud sew.
eral bad cuts on the head, He was
brought to the hospital In this city and
placed under the care OF Dr. Elliott
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rhn MOO gLnnlr ,Inllra..

The supsrintendcnts Of the live stock
departments, composed OF Messrs. A. II,
Jacob, cattle; L. P. SiSson, sheepj 9. s,
Terril, swine, and John W. Nichols, class
horses, held a meeting and appointed
all the expert judges, who are, without
exception, first class men, aud judges
who never judged any live stock at thO
fair here. Their names will not bO
given 70 the public until the day they
appeat on the grounds. vac
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Death Of a NonoEonariAn.

George Wells, who diel'on the Island
Tuesday night, was nearly ninety!bfz
years old. He will DO B1tfed this fore,
noon at 10 o'clock from his late residence
at Of South Broadway. MI. Wells lived
In Stsubenyille until 1874. The Gazette
says ofhim; At one time he was q
large commission merchant Of Wellsyille,
and he bought wool oil through Jeger.
son county. He will BIO remembered by
our people as q most excellent gentle.
man. While in the city he lived on
High street.
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need Q gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver 10 lnac.
tive you can't hope Tor good health
until you REGULATE the regulator By
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Ia lust what you need. Give II 4
trial. Sold Ia 30 cent bottles by D, Il,
GoetGe, w, w. Irwin, John IAughlin,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin a
Co., Wholesale agentg.
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Prompt Payment d Insurance Claln,

WHEELING, W, VAp August IL, 1880.
= s$ SsSi' fss s gS@ II! f eSsiS,
Sired!
DRAn siR,-permit me 10 tha1k YOU
tfot the prompt manner In which YOU
paid the claim duo at the death Of my
child, Agnes Fields, :
l notified You Of death at 10 a. tn, and
you made payment In fullat u N, the
same day. Yours Respectfully,
.t. CAROLINE flRtpg,
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Ole SntelllQellter.
Oflcol Nos, 30 md ~ Fourteenth Street.


Special MeetIns-lOcal Union No, ., carpsn
tets and JuinptS.
lockwood POltCFy-Ewing bros.
jcwStfs tlgetalo!s-NCsbltt & Bro.
NJ. Lake Park Hotel.
Grand PiCniU for tho Benefit Of the Sisters oil
81. Joseph.
Stephen Mccullough Carpenter and Builder
Galvanized lren C0rnlCe-B. y. Caldwell.
Wheeling Business College. '"N'
Geo, X. Sllfel & CO.-FOufth page.
The Greatest on EArlh-J. W, FertCl-ucAd o.
Infal Hr r.
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JACOBS a 1sESBHpo ClosinE out retail
stock. Nowisyouf time tob6y bargains,


Do you suffer With habituai ConStipa.
ton Of bll lousneea2 u 20, try the pleas
nh NUT laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you, Sold In 10 cent bottles
BY Q, Il. GoetEe, W. W, Irwin, w, y,
Williams, John LauRhlln. Logan Df1p
Company and Goodwin 4 Co, Wholesale
ARehla.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

/ Aflll line ofSCrgCV, Drop, D'Etes and
ChCTlOts, Just suited FORT hot weather,
which Will be made up ilrSt.Class at
reasonable prices.
In StOCk-A large line Of OYersiEes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body so.
At O. HESS a sons, Il
1891 &l1828 Market Street,
r.. Wheeling, w. Ha.
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IF you cannot see and need speCtaCleS
you Should call gu Us aud hare your Eyes
tested without Charge. We have Inc
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optlclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction ortmOney re:
funded. JACOB w. GRUBlI,
JeWeler and OptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Nc aCore Nas Dc IoII0Ws.


R Rss.:IlS i s....::......., 8 s tS5S3GG3
Earned runs-plytonA. Three base hlLs-Pres-
colt, Green, Williams, Two base hilS-Meehan.
Double plRys-ThomRs 70 Williams, 70 stephens,
Struck out-by Thomas IL; by MeehAn 2. Bases
on bRllS-oG Thomas Il or MOehRl 8, Stolen
bases-Daylon II Wheeling L.. Sacrifice hits
Bowman, Myers, Stephens Time-liSS, I'm
plre-NelSon.