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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-01
TUE COMING STATE FAIR

WIN bs the Largest and Hest Ever Held.
Something About the Preparations Iteing
Made by the Management,
Readers will find by reference to the
advertising columns Of this issue that
the ninth annual exhibition OF the great
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association, will be- held on Wheeling
Island September 0 to IS inclusive.
Through the energetic and never ceas.
ing labors OF the managers and the lib
eral support OF over $4,000 people that
attended last year, from Ohio, Pennsyl.
yania, West Virginia and many other
States, this institution has grown 10 be
the largest annual exposition In the
Ohio Valley. More than usual interest
has been manifested by exhibitors OF
horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry aud
manufacturing and mechanical indus.
tries, In securing.space for displays. The
purses offered Tor the fourteen races,
composed OF six running, five trotting
and three pacing races are unusually
large. From entries made, and present
indications, It may be said that these
purses will be competed for by a large
number OF noted horses.
The management las spared neither
time, money nor ingenuity to make the
coming exposition a grand success, sur
passing all former ones, and one up 10
the standard OF a State fair and ex.
position.
The display OF horses, cattle, sheep,
swine and poultry, It is known, will be
unusually large, and in the exposition,
floral, machinery, agricultural and chill.
dren's departments, visitors will find q
feast for the mind that cannot fail To
afford pleasure, instruction and profit.
Every one should know the progress
and improvements made In art, manu-
laCturlpg, tarm, garden and other pro-
ducts. No place Ia 80 good as such an
exposition will offer to teach that pro-
gress.
All railroads leading into the city OF
Wheeling will aid the managers In get
ting out big crowds to sec the fair, aud
In making 1t a grand spcceRp, by offering
tickets 70 60 and return at lnvitlngly low
rates to passengers, and free return Of
stock and machinery by freight, as
usual.
Excursion rates make It possible for
those whose homes are remote, 10 visit
the exposition and fair and see the mag.
nitude Of the glory and progress OF the
age in which they live, as easily, quickly
and cheaply as those who reside at or
near the grounds.
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LnNlre nn,I.ll conrt Ye.leIdar.

The four boys charged with entering a
freight car in the BID o. yards, for the
purpose OF getting watermelons, had a
hearing before Justice Davis yesterday,
and were, after the Justice gave them a
kind talk, and good advice, allowed to
return to their homes on payment 81
the costs, which were paid by their
friends.
Ike Smith was required to give bond
70 keep the peace on complaint OF Jessie
Sells.
and costs for kicking a seyen.year.old
boy Of Mrs. Lillia Powell. He paid the
hne and costs.
David Powell was fined one dollar and
costs for profane swearing.
Justice Davis issued 6ity.fve criminal
warrants during the month Of July, and
Iifty.three have been executed,
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CONE 10 WEST VIRGINIA.


oil Men IN Plttsburgh Looking for New
Territory.
PirTsnuRoH, Pa, July Sl,-The pres.
ence in the city Of a large number Of oil
men las caused considerable talk. Two
Of them are old and well known in the
trade-Messrs. David Kird and Theodore
Tack. The gentlemen are old time pro.
dueers and spectators, aud have inter.
ests In most OF the producing territory
In this State. 1t was learned that the
purpose Of their visit To tho city was Ia
secure all the oil territory possible, and
already they have acquired several good
sized blocks. They are alter oil territory
in all oil producing localities, and have
been making their arrangements fol
some time TO get a large holding.
Mr.. Tack Is also familiar with the Rus
sian oil field, and says the whole Russian
oil field Is failing. All the wells have
ceased flowing and bailinR and pumping
are resorted 10, The wells are falling as
fast "a any In this country ever did.
There will soon have to be the same
lively hunting for territory In Russia as
In this country
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This remedy Is becoming 40 vel
known and 30 popular as 10 need no spe.
Cial mention. All who use Electric BIZ
tens sling the Same song Of pralse.-A
purer medicine does not exist and I'LL
guaranteed 10 do all that ID claimed,
Electric Blttets will cure all diseases oil
the liver aud kidneys, will remove pin.
piles, holls, salt fhelin and ether Riigc.
lions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from tho system and
pfeyOnt@ well az cureRll malarial ieyerS,
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion Try Electric BltLerA- EhLlFe
Satisfaction guaranteed, OK money 70.
iuhdOl.-Prlee 90 cta. and 81 90 per bot.
lie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. o
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MARTINS FERRY.
A Good Appolntment-The Co@IuG Re
pnl6n-Variops Matters.

- SNtA SSMAuR wv
pnl6n-Variops Matters.
Mis- EOm Clark will teach al Powhatan The
coming term.
Mayor n; G. Mitchell has recovered sufficient
ly 10 DO Rhlo 10 he out,
Mis- Beta CLARK, Of st. Clalrrllle, visited
friends here yesterday,
Misses Kate Z. Carmlchaolau Emma lteuder.
son have returned from Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robbins returned yoster.
day from AmOnth's s0jOurn near ZanesvllIe.
Mt. Lewis Smith, wife and child, OF Pittsburgh
Kansas. atH the guests OF Mrs. Smiths father,
Capt II. W, Smith.
MI. IL. @ Bowscr, Of Springfield, has been ON.
ployed % freight clerk IN the Cleveland, Lonain
4 wheeling office here.
MEsC O. Massey, travelling salesman for the
Buckeye Glass Company, severed his connection
win this company yesterday.
pI l1S dMS,I4ssSrs .8dE VA Kicked BY horse q. a.
been fatally injured, will recover,
The Light Committee Of tho City Council DO.
gRn the work yesterday OF deSlHnAtlng tho points
n which electric lights Will bO placed.
An inadycrtenCe IN Yesterdays 1NrELlI0EEcEH
made Il appear that Rev. ], r. Bradford VA
dead. II should have read Mr. Bradford,
Last eyOnlng Miss Emma KeySor entertained 0
party OF friends 10 honor Of her c1uSin, Mia
mlunIe uuAlllIO VI Allegheny HAu VIII return
home to-day. W"
.that SAt1ngl,f. Dean, Of IbIi City, had been ~.
sdtimpl1el for the appointment 81 Deputy col.
ieCI6r Of Internal ROH6nuO.
Mrs. McQuillAn, Of .PittGbuRh, who Ia a felA.
tive Of David TeOSe, whose body was found In iho
river here, and buried ia The RiyerYlOW Gem.
etcfy, cane down Yesterday % look after the 70.
butgh this fall. Teese was a single man.
The oneatnpMpnl ul the soldiers Of the Seven,
teBnlh Congregational District 10 be held al Mar.
In'9, Ferry, Tuesday, August Il, Will be one 81
SlG lSr;sGt gyer held ~ the qhlo Valley. There
iA9 u expected. All the military organizations
= ihp lltttlCh comprising belmont, Jefferson,
llAtIison aud Guernsey counties, arc Invited, In.
Guiding the Sous Of Nelofans and WOtnah's Relief
TorpSi IhS people o. Aafsln's Ferry will give
royal entertainment,
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ARRANGING 4 CONFERENCE.
Flint Glass Workers aud MANUFACTURER
will act Together,

Flint Glass Workers aud Manufacturers
will get Together.
The flint glass manufacturers and a
committee from the Flint Glass Workers
Association will hold a conference In a
few days. From one Of the manuiac-
turers yesterday morning. it was learned
that Chairman Jenkin Jones, Of the
Manufacturers association, was in con.
ference with President William Smith,
at pittsburgh, relative to q conference,
The date has not yet beeh fixed, but
probably 1t will be arranged In a day OF
two.
"The workers have made some very
radical changes in their proposed SCALE
continued thegentlemen, "and | do not
see how they;can reasonably insist upon
the manufacturers granting them, | do
not think President Smith and other
conservative meIpbers OF the association
can afford to stand strictly by the new
scale, because 1t Is radically wrong and
can DO easily proven 80. Think, how.
ever, that we will DO able 10 reach au
amicable settlement. The flint glass
workers had quite a fight at their con
vention over the adoption Of the scale
which we will consider In conference
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Read the iollowingi Mr.. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says; "lVaS down
with absCess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians PRONOUNCED me IN incurablO
conBumptlVe, began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption ain
now on my third bottle, and able 70
oversee the work on my farm. Il Is tlle
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Mlddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says.
HAD II not been for Df. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would
have died OF lung troubles. Was given
up bY doctors. Am now In lest Of
healtu Try II, sample bottles free al
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. g.
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0 PEOPLE.
slrauret.l In .lo olty aa4 whoollnE reople

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard is at
Charleston.
Hon. John b. Floyd has returned to
Charleston from q visit here.
Mrs. Thomas L. Lewis left last night
for Little Rock, Ark, on q visit 10 her
daughter,
Mr.. @. w. Mccormick, OF BuCkhan.
non, was registered atthe stamm House
yesterday.
Mrs. Ada Fink leaves to-day for q visit
among Washington City and Philadel.
phia friends.
Rev. DR.. Mofrat, President OF Wash
ington and Jefferson College, was In tho
city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Whyte is visiting her
brother, Deputy Sheriff Whyte, who 10
spending the summer at Elm Grove.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting held at the Church Of God last
evening. Elder ]. w. Wamsley, Of Ohio
county, W. Va, Is assisting Rev. s. D.
OTHltt hlu TilutI ptSt bSi WIN
arrive to.day.-Btudire Independent
Mr.. j. NJ. weisting, OF the jewelry
firm Of l. g. Dillon ( Co., will leave
10 day for Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. Mrs. Weistllng who has been
visiting friends at her former homo in
Philadelphia for about one month past,
will return with Nj. Welstllng.,
Samuel Jacob, OF The WellSbntg Htr.
aid, left on Monday afternoon for Wash.
inpton City, where hc will DO employed
In the office Of the Government print
ing house In the capacity OF prooi'feader
at d salary Of $3.50 per annum. After
six months he will be In The line Of pro.
motion for an $500 situation. The
appointment was secured by OonRrcss'
man Atkinson,
Sheriff |. L. Buckley, Of Wood county,
was Ia the city yesterday, accompanied
by the famous illegal Tender AL
zIlenElRer Of Parkenbutg, Sheriff Buck.
ley brought some prisoners up 10 Che
Slate pehitenllary AZ M%ouhdsYillt II and
the only HllenIlger.was his guard. After
CaViug their prisoners they came
10 10 take a peep al Wheeling and
everything being found satisfactory they
returned homo on the afternoon train.
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lgLuAlEB,
All Sort. Of Local News and doI.Ip from
the GLASS Cily,

AN Sorts oE Local News aud GOlIIp from
the GLASS City.
Mn, Kate MaulS, Of Denver, Is Visiting ffOndl
MI. q. \. LbasltQ and Mt. viii Parks arc now
travelling In Switzerland,
bob Apllhl the engineer At Tho blast furnace,
wa badly burned by hot water buHtIig from 4
"A hlg break In The pavement uu Union s,,a
Thltty. second streets va. caused ". btakIna ~
lhe sewer. b hole 70 dangerous one.
"A gentleman. AtAlirtlOlAn Gathering the crop
Iepgin y lhlhinenh Of grain, 6l1O wash the CITY
yetNfday, Hl1 name was not Learned, but M
AEod q great many question:,
Several boys had q narrow escape al the river
Se.tefday. ~ \ buggy. They had dflyen The home
loHn, 70 drink and he i0undefed 10 the I0iI mud,
right.
Superintendent John Thomal, Of Tho Glove.
land \ Pittsburgh railroad, Has been appointed
getgf9l AGENT VIII, ofgce Al Cleveland and So,
u Lore .iccgedl him a. EiletIhiVhdVnI Oh
theCloYelAnd 4 PltNbuigh faIlintd,
Mt ". 7 ghltsly, Secretary Of tho Belmont
piDi Nothi here, was presented Win 4 iie IoId
yGI0h aud. chain yetletday, ii belhF III IeIi DAY
here 10 leaves Today iof llbiigh INV
II .Btgln(f made this presentation ibetoh, The
bDoAll0n VA q very pleasant one, r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-01
A SAD FATAL ACCIDENT.
An EmpIoye of the Top Mil
Blast Furnace Killed
BY THE FALLoF ANELEyATOR,
The Cable Breaks aud the Man and
Car Fall seyenty.tlye Feet, and
Heis Dead When Discovered.
The Coroner's Verdict,

Avery sad accident occurred at the
Top mill blast furnace at an early hour
yesterday morning, by which Nicholas
HolEer, a German, aged So years, met
instant death.
Holzer was engaged on the elevator
which lifts the ore, coke and limestone
to the top Of the cupola, On one trip
the box or car was near the top Of the
lofty shaft when the cable which lifts 1t
broke, and as there was no mechanism
to catch the box in case Of breakage, II
fell at once to the bottom Of the stock
house floor, a distance Of seventy.hye
feet,
1t was some little time before the aC'
cident was noticed, and when the other
men went To the bottom OF the elevator
shalt they found HolIer's dead body
lying there. His entire left side was
bruised and mangled and there was q
terrible wound in his back, His head
was cut, and his left arm broken in a
number OF places,
The police were notified as soon as
possible, and in turn sent word 10
County Coroner SChultze. He exam,
lined the body and the broken rope and
decided that HolEer's death was due 70
an accident, The body was taken Ia
Frew & BertsChy's undertaking rooms
and prepared for burial,
Workmen at the furnace said yester'
day that the cable had broken twice be-
fore in q short time, but that nobody
was hurt either time.
Holzer came TO this country In 1880,
and after working abouta year in Gin
c%lnnati, came to Wheeling and has since
lived here. He was, married in 1883
and his wife died IN 1886, leaving one
child, u girl, now five years old, At the
time Of his death he and the child were
living with his mother.in.law, Mrs
Elizabeth Kraus, at 0l0 Main street.
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CulcAao, July Sl.-Judge Lambert
Tree, ex.United States Minister TO
Russia, has rendered to the commission.
ers Of Lincoln Park, Chicago, a bronze
statue Of Robert Cayelier De La Sale,
whose explorations OF western and
northwestern North America form an
important part Of the history Of the
United States. The statue Judge Tree
caused 10 be executed while he was
abroad as an evidence Of bis admiration
Of Ia Gale and his aOhieyements,
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YIGor and Vitality

body6y Hoad'O sarsaparilIa. That tired
feeling Is entirely overcome. The blood
Is purified, enriChedSand vitaliaed, and
health instead Of disease To every
organ, The stomach Is toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored. The
kidneys and liver are reused and invig.
Grated. The brain Is refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work. Try 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-01

La natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or Costivei 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Company. For sale in 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, R. b Burt and O. Men:
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To,dhIll 0ame.

The Springfield club, better known
these days as the Champion CITY
Chumps, is due here to-day for a series
Of three games. What curiosity In the
shape oil an umpire will DO visited on
this community 10 not known. Under
ordinary circumstances the Wheeling
club ought TO win oil three games Of the
series, but ball games hero nowadays
seldom proceed Under the rule Of u.
binary circumstance. Tom Dallas, the
new Bhortstop, will arrive at $3.50 this
morning and play shortslop In this al
tefnoon'B game.
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JOLlET, ILL, July 9l.-John Hronek,
one OF the Chicago anarchists CON.
fined al the Joliet prison, made
a desperate attempt To commit
suicide at the prison to-day. During
working hoprG he severed arteries ii
his arm with a saddle knife. Heis
serving Q twelve years sentence for
making dynamite bombs for Chicago
AnarchiaLa.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers Of real estate as iollowsi
June q by Robert Stewart and VILE 70
Daniel Maxwell, for $342, acres and Wy
pOrches Of land on the hoadwaters Of
Peters run.
Jniy.SO by George Hook aud wife and
H. gchwOrtiegcr and wiie 70 Philip II.
RAIDER, for 800, lot 50 Of tile last Zane
addition, on the Island,
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In delicate hpalth aud all xhossuEer
from halituRl constipation, dyspepsia,
billousnees OF pileg, should tfyth6 pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 90 cont bottles by y. r. Goethe, w,
W. Irwin, John LauRhlin, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co, whole.
sale agents.
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unlt na,O Harvest EsuurslOps

viii leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Rail.
way for points In Northern Iowa, Min.
neSota, South and North Dakota, Mon.
tana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on
August 0 ann 20, September 10 andf2l,
and October s, 1880. Tickets COED for
return. passage within thirty days from
date Of sale.
rates Of fare, maps, etc, address
A. v. II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. TuAw
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FOR HOT WEATnEn.

A full limo OF SergCs, Drap D'Etes and
ClGViOts, Just suited Tor tie hot weather,
which will DO made up 1lfst.Class NJ
reasonable prices.
In StOck-A Iarge line of 0VersizCs In
French Flannel Slit u, neck 10, body so.
At G. HESS u sons,
1891 4 1923 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Yerr LIllle for anon rrnnhln.

SAN ASDREAs, CAL, July Sl.-The
Sonora and Milton stage was stopped by
two hiRhwaymen near CooperopoliS,
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s safe was blown
open, but found 10 contain nothing,
Ffty'Seven dollars taken from the pas.
aengets was all the robbers received.
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III YOU CannOt SEQ and need S~pcCtnClcs
YOU Should call on u sand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and moro experience
than any other OptiClan In tho State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JewCler and 0ptlclan,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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For habituAi constipation, dyspepsia and
Kindred Ills Ia the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, II
strengthens IA well 40 CleangeB tile Bys'
lain, II ID easily taken, and perfectly
harmless, For sale In D0Cents and 81 bot.
llCs by Logan Drug 90, Anton j, Hess,
nj Il, Burt and o. Mehkemelleh
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 3l.-FOr
West Virginia and Western Penn.
Bylyania, fair weather, preceded by light
local rains In West Virginia and West.
Otn Pennsylvania, no decided change In
temperature, variable winds.
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Fred Meyer, appointed by Postmaster
Cowden on Tuesday az substitute letter
carrier, yesterday declined the position
AN action so unusual that u created
general surprise. Yesterday the Post.
master appointed Mr., Will Graham, il,
10 Jlip piace declined by Mr.. Meyer,
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, lgs and pruncs, and other
tropical fruits. Is pleasant taste and
beneficial ettects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stlpation, indigestion hllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by o. R. Goethe, W. W. Irwin
W. =. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and eoodyla 4 Qpp
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Until October !, 1850, Sunday exCuf.
sloh tiCkelswill be sold a. follows 10
Woodland, 10 cents 10 New Martins.
Vile and SlBtenville, 81 b0i 10 Williams.
town lMatietta) and Patkefsbufg, 81 %.
Good iOf return passage on date Of galp
only. j. g. ToNLlNboN, Agent
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wAN4MAEER 4 DRowNG suits are in.
Cqualled by % per cent III every respect,
700Emples 10 select from. The wonder
Of tho consumer 10 why II has not been
represented here before. Also BuegieS
and Carpets at cost at j. W, Ferrel'b,
2iOi Main street.
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SECOND vGRp daily market. James
Richie a Son receives fresh Plttef,
Eggs and Poultry on Tuesdays ana FIJI
llhys. Poultry dressed 10 oriCr,
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The score was as follows

Earned runs Canton, 2; Wheeling, 4. Two
base hllS-BetTef, Williams, HallGr, SlflCkout-
W Monroe, q by MeehAn, I Bases On. balls
q y R hTeA snSf \ SO SIiSl GIGyIMCntsSIs oI " Y SSsssg
Doyle2, Ny1i. ShRfn. Tlng-l hour. pmpires-
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L. 8. Coon sells dry goodBthe OheapOsL,

Man charges the debit Of his profit and
loas account 10 Fate bnL the credit NE
takes 70 himself, This iAttuein the moral
a. well a. IN the material world,
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Thormomutor Record,

Tic thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered Us follows:
in. m......".m... % y. I1"".."."......"" y
VA m,M"-n"...4 % N. Encouragement; 70
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sunday NiUurNonG on ohio River n d,

Jacobs 4 ,lsRNnRRo closing out retail
stock. Now Is your time tobuy bargalnl,
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HsateFdAy,aLNAHue and Aa1boIailuh DANES

AZ Cleveland = Indianapolis, 1 In second,
Cleveland, 0, Hits I and q, EffOfS, D and !,
PtohetN, HgylO and BAkOly, III
AZ NeY Y6tk-The t1nliviilb. brooklyn camp
ny, p1he h0ati0lEl % Alplnht oil talHi
Az bAlllnOtp-Thb HAlllm0tRk Anta5 City
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FoR 81 so you Can get one dozen fine
satln.anish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra in a tlne glllt frame, Bx11 size,
at Plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
Ing,
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The Hamilton aud Dayton clubs
played ~ Hamilton yesterday aud thO
home club again won, The visitors
were Unable 70 do much with nolan's
delivery, but Ia the error making line
they we're al home, a tho following
score shows
l5ssRIilSsn I .:.-.:.-. ! 81 t2f3s ~
I, Haze hln Hamilton iti Dayton b kffon,
lam ton d Dayton, J Batteries, Dolan aud
NlgEihii Dbwald and ChtlltnAu. Umpire
Vance,
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Remnants Remnants

JsWe have now started
our semi.annual Remnant sac
and on the Counter can DC
found odds and ends from al
departments, at prices regafo'
less Of the real value.