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Another child killed BY the use Of
oplales given 10 the lOfni Of soothing
syrup. Why tnuthDfs glYsthglr children
hunh deadly poison d surprising when
they ran relieve the child Of lts peculiar
troubles by using Df. Ackefg Baby
So0lher, II contains no opium OF NOR.
phihg. Sold by Logan Dlug Co.. Y. n,
Goodwin 4 o., d, II. Ge0lse, A, 4.
Young, John Coleman, DAw.lO
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CtttpReN's good Springfield Button
Shoes, sizes 4 70 8, 6Oc, worth 100, at
SToNR's CASH SHOE srohE.
ladies

in delicate health and all who Huflet
from habilual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousnCss OF piles, should Wy th6 plels.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
Ia 80 cent bottlgs by y, H. GoetSe, W.
w, Irwin, John lAughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole.
DalO agehta.
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THE MOUNDSYILI.E "SUN"


Made It's Appearance After All-Who 1t
Was Tint Took tho Edition.
The Moundsyille SIN made lts appear
ance yesterday afternoon, o littlc late
but no more disfgured than usual, and
still in the ring, Readers Of the INTEL
1laEScER will remember that there was
published in Yesterdays issue story
about the partially printed edition OF
the Sun for this week having been
stolen from that Office, It now appears
that il was taken away lrom he
office by William Meighen, the
editor. During his absence one day
this week, the story goes, 9
man named sproBls, who is employed
as printer In the ofAce, AND who is
also one OF the owners, proceeded TO do
what he had never been allowed to do
beiore--put his name at the head OF the
editorial column along with those Of
tile other owners aud editors. That
page was printed, and 1t was to prevent
IL from going QUITO tbO Yprld that Mr.,
Meighep in his first fury carried OF and
hid the edition. Second thoughts, how
ever, arc always the best, Gnd so Mr..
Mtighen thought when he brought
back the paper and " made its appear
ance yesterday.
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ntr, AtaibAcn'a T.vetute iAs, NIait

Hon. George W. Atkinson delivered a
very neutrality-suspicious. 'pTaIkll
IN tile Young Mpn'a OhrlIlian Assorla.
lion hall last evening lila subject was,
ARRIVING or Dfliling--Which7h 4 very
appropriate Dnp for q talk to youngtneti.
As 10 both matter and manner Of DO.
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THE LAST CHANCE.
Cheap Excursion 10 Chicago, ILL.,, win halt
moro s Ohio Ilnllrond.

more s Ohio Ilallroad.
On Thursday, November IA, the Balli
more & Ohio Railroad will sell excur
sion tickets from Wheeling 10 ChiCagc
and return at $40, and at corresponding
rates from other stations, good going on
oil trains OF that date, aud valid for fe-
turn passage 10 and including November
IS, 1850. The annual exhibition OF che
American Fat Stock, Live Stock, Poultry
aud Dairy Shows will be held In Exposi.
tion building, Chicago, November 18th
to 2lst.
For time Of trains, tickets and other
information apply 10 4. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or at
Union ticket office Al Wheeling.
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speedy AdIustmgnt Of I'lre Ii,urnnoe

On Thursday morning Messrs. Rine.
hart 4 Tatun, agents Of the Etna Insu
rance Company, Of Hartford, telegraphed
the home Office Of the McMechen fire
and damage by water 10 HntChisson't
stock. Thursday night the Esna'i
special agent was here and Friday ad.
justed the loss at $1,000, paid Hutchis.
son & Co., their proportion Of one.sixth,
$500, and last evening took his departure
for home.
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workhouss. In the afternoon Gospel
meeting will be held in the bicycle
room, and again at 1850 o'clock, p. m.
Mr., Hogan will talk in the same place.
Mr.. Sawyer viii address the congrega-
ton Of the Fourth Street NJ, +, Church
Sunday evening,
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Messrs. Hogan and Sawyer addressed
another good meeting in the room Of the
Wheeling Wheelmen last night, To.
day at 3o'clock p, M, Mr.. Hogan will
give astereoptiGon exhibition for the
children only, He and Mr.. Sawyer will
hold their usual gospel meeting this
evening. On Sunday morning Mi, Saw.
yer will address the prisoners 1T the
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Up to Its Old Tricks.

DINQTTs IrIbuW,
The Wheeling Register is again doing
Its best to induce Democrats To lose
money on the Ohio election. For years
II has misled Democrats TO the loss Of
large sums Of money by ridiculous
statements on the eve Of election as 10
Democratic prospects Of carrying the
State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

III you cannot seo and need spectacle
voa stSflli cali on rs andhaye your Eye
S"iei Wiilblit charge. Wb have tht
s TssSi tWSirtniutls aud more CxpNrlenV,
linn any OlhVr 0ptlClan Ia the State
Snd eilafanieN satisfaction on money re-
sawasS. JACOB w uRUDb,
eu''uVN JOWCler and VptclAn,
Or. Twelfth and Market Streets
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olothlng, ltd.
SAVE THE CONSUMER.
STAMPING TO ORDER
sa llo4 Market Street.
Gbe gutelItoenter.
nl,isni Mo-. ah nnd n Toarteonll street.
ONCE ! Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Pony For Sale.
fof Rett-Thrce Rooms,
10 Let-NlgPly FuIni.hed Room
fHf Rent-NO, 80 Twelfth BlTCet,
flewRftl--U. lCGs q Sous and liebtank y Ifj.
fot sGls-A hook, Periodical AID Stationery
Stock and Trade. -. ,,.,,,.,.
tihGnibSi .Hwing Bros.
tlrNnd Opera llpulo-Ihe Chicks,
sniHiuaIlSm-l. ], Field,
Mountain luCkwheat flour-Connei q sned
e4 ssss;;cIG, Notice. Sopenins Of Washington
District Public tchool.
Ivory Soap,
tlSt Of t.6ttelg, $50. ,,.,,n,. ~.
I,ross. lakihF4- Mis-. A, v, Hathaway,
iifsSs Mo BSis@ Neshlit 4 bro,
HiIdebaEef Farm Wagon llOge 4 BIO,
CUininilllolotA sale OIL CChHe wheeling
f'pSRRuAyiui safo Limb Fourth page,
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Tho new blood Further and pufu.l aud hciloi
HumOi RumeiitH, Internally Aud CullCutA, lle
great ahin Ungo, aud Cullutita sOAp al exquisite
TOT oyefy dleaha and hu6iut 81 The akin, scalp,
and blood With lcta Of half, tom plmplet 10
tDf0iulA.
sold OvcyWhoFe. PflCe Cgllpun, no., Soap,
2bci lltAolIOnt ". rIpsatgg by ihv P11ffk
Dhuu AND CHEhieAL ChNfOhAfl0Ni IUilOn,
0ggeud Tot "llnW Ia Cure SKIN DlteANfa, n O.
paget l0 llluhlfallOha and 100 testimonials.
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prnrn..or 1Inrt nj nInrtln.. llerr,

Professor Hart the Wizard Legerde-
main artist, interested, amused and tnys-
titled crowded house at the MARITIME
Ferry Opera House last night. by
special request OF a large number oil per-
sons who have not yet had an opporluni.
~ to see him, Professor Hart has decided
to remain and show again tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

The sale OF reserved seats for the en-.
gagement Of the Conried Opera Com.
pany at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening, will commence at Houses this
morning and a rush Is looked for. The
presentation here Of "The Kings Fool"
by this famous company is an amuse'
mept event ol no small moment for
Wheeling, As,oh the occasion Of the
presentation here by Gonrled Of 1.-THE
6ypsy Baron all thu scenery used In
1.-THE Kings FoolNo will be brought by
the company, orders having been re.
ceived to clear the Opera House stage OF
all It's belongings. Orders have also
bsen received 10 arrange for power for
over ZOO C6l0rel1eleptric lights which are
used In the third act, making q brilliant
and dazzling scene. The leading ladies
Of the Conreid company are very high
IL spoken OF; Miss Ada Glasca Is said to
have every acquirementof a successful
prma donna. She 10 u pronounced
blonde, with large lshgulsliing violet
eyes, aud her voice is said 10 boot that
sweetness, purity and power that would
tempt an angel to stray outside the gates
Of Paradise. She Ia but 10 years old and
comes from Cincinnati. Tits said she Is
worth nearly 81 $4,000 In her own
name, and has gone on the lyric stage
solely ioF love Of the divine art
"cuIoEsp AT THE GRAND.
The next attractlonat the Grand will
DO "ChiCks" which will have run Of
three nights commencing next Monday
evening. The New York Sun in refer.
ring 10 the skit says; "Chicks," d nov
play by w. i. Field, was duly developed
TO q crowded house and created rQars Of
laughter, It was interpreted by the
company With great credit 10 Themselves,
which thus ensured for tho piece o well.
meritel success. AT the close OF the
piece there were loud calls for the
author, and in responding thereto, he
received a tlattering reception"
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Inst received a complete aud artlstlC
assortment Of SultlnHg PanlalO0ning'
aad ljytrc0atlngs, which NO warrant IL
mako 10 M llrSl.Class Style and al rea'
SonablO prices, ~ gi !!l!.. t.s
1891 4 1898 Market street,
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Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or Costlyej 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieyerj TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For SAFE In 30 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton 7. Hess, II. D. Burt and D. Men.
kemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

Fox comfort aud durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool seamless Under.
wear, tDdrrdHici tOL 10 dfiHk.
Ju5tteCoiyed 90 dozen moro Of those
25c seamless one-hali Hose. They ave
gredl bargains. D. HESS & Sons,
1921 and 1928 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

" spectaules cause your eyes TO tire or
ache Il 10 sign they do not suit your
eyes, and you should consult Professor
Shell, the optiCian, Al Lash'g, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. Examina.
ton Tor Rlassea free. rrhas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

Eugene Hankey and James Delaney,
OF East Liverpool, will skate q FIVE mile
race In Lafayette rink In Martins Ferry
tonight. These skaters arc well.known
here, and they will no doubt draw well
from this city. A good race may DO OK.
peCted,
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Another MnrVolloue Cvro.

Tho UdllGuta. Cullrum Ru,Olyonl, and OuIi.
ours BOap havo brought about marvellous cure
eight years old, have tried almost all rome.
oita aud AllI the most eminent dOUtOtb all alike
falling, Except tho wonderful CullegrA Home.
dies RD, N. BROWN,
10 NJ 10Th 81 OiuAhA, Ebh
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WAsuiNdroN, Nov. l.--Fqr West VIZ.
rinla aud Ohio, fainI cooler' e'SVe'y
winds, becoming variable
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Am Awful Sore Limb.
Cured by Cuticura.
akln nlaanAn IN YoArn.

tay6 been troubled With n skin and acaip
dlSeAle for seventeen Jtnfa NY head ~ tiines
yWal Quo running sore, and my body was covered
With them AZ lAfgu a. \ half dOllAE TILED q
great many remedies Without eject until used
the CUTfCCnA HBhEDlEB and ain thankful IN
stats that nilrt two months NJ their use ain
entirely cured, I feel II my duly 10 yOuRid ihO
public 70 tta!e illg e }, n Z, sac,
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JAcons 4 lAGSuHRa closlng ont rotall
stock. Now Ia your time lobny bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

1s. aoop aaIIs ~ rooda lha oheapegL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

by buying one box Of Coaline headache
pow lOrg. tell you II will cure you
within fifteen mliutes. Bill JOINS.
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0t4's only a question Of lime,n aud 4
abort llnC, ton, "a 10 when your Fheu,
maliSm will ylGldto Hoods sarsapailllA,
TfyiL
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livery, It was equal to many lectures
delivered by distinguished lecturers, II
commanded the closest attention and
deepes. interest Of the audience,
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LADIES fine flexible Dongola Button
Shoes 81, worth s. 80, at
SToNR's CASH SHOE Store.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
M. d, MoFadden.
UNDERWEAR AT COST

Ibaye received from tue agents Of Ave large
IInder,scnF Mills 1850 undenhlfts aud Draw "
viii instructlOpB 70 sell the entire lot imlne
IiSiely NJ ltS actual Gest to make. lhayc piaGf;g
this cntITC lot Of un0efWear on SalV " LhS IoI
"nnubie ireaSt Camel's Hair Shirts, Ggc.
gtrIned MeTiuo Shirts and Drawers, SOC.
AII.WOul Heavy Rcd Shirts and Drawer, OVc'
Hest White MofinO Shirts and drawers 6tc'
Striped Wool Shirts aud Drawers WONT
shrink, 10 cents. -. ,,..,., !.
% S SSn Striped Cancels Hair Shirts aud Dnwef'
'o jsaey Rib caael1 Hair Shirts and Drawers
'' EsRiith MerInO Striped shirts and Drawers
'o Fine Rod Wool McdIca,od Shirts and Drawers
'o 3SssaaiiAiy" wool, Heavy Shirts and Dawer
,yITInthtinkRblo" Wool Shirts and Drawers, y
Imporied StTIpedWO Shifts aud Drawers, 81
CaShmoTc Wool Medicated Shirts and Draw
Enslisi MerIno soCkE, Ill sizes, Is and &c.
CashmefO and Silk Muillors, g, 85 aud GVc.
Working Gloves and Mitts, Is, 10, ~ and 76c'
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A CERTAIN philantrophist buys a large
quantity OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup every
winter and gives 1t to the poor suffering
from coughs and colds.
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gottp lealhcr.tippOd, Button School
ghopI, lof boys and girls, 81, worth q 80,
AZ sToSH's CASH silon kToRE.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-02

Plhs .r RS Si' 9S1H G1e s1'R Giq 'a'
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The great activity in
our Cloak Department
is due to the fact that
Quantity, Quality,
Style and Fit are rep
resented here in their
fullest details.
, 1889-09-03

George NJ. Gibbs, the famous one mile
amateur runner OF the Toronto Athletic club,
has retired permanently from the path. His
best record is Am. "a Pos, made at the A. A
u. championship games at Detroit last Sep
tember. In this race he defeated 7. p. Con-
neff, the star distance man OF this country.
Connect, however, turned the tables two
weeks later ut the Canadian championship
games, held at Montreal, and there was then
the pleasing spectacle of seeing the amateur
champion one mile runner OF America a
Canadian, and the same time for Canada an
American. 1t would be hard to say when
both men were fit which would be the better
at this distance, but II any odds were given
they would be slightly in favor Of Connect
New York Sun.
, 1889-09-03
S p e CTFIC S .


Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which is the
fountain of health, by using DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good Digestion, .
fair skin, buoyant spirits. and bodily health
and vigor will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption,
to the worst ScrofuIa, or bl~ood-poison. Es-
pecially has 1t proven its efficacy in curing
Salt = rheum or letter. Eczema, Erysipelas,
Fever : sores. Hip joint Disease. S~crofulous
Sores and Sweliings, Enlarged Glands. Col
tire or Thick Neck, and Eating Sores or
Ulcers.
Goiden Medical Discovery oures Cousur1p-
ton (which is Scrofula OF the Lungs). by its
wonderful blood : purifying. invigorating,
For Weak Lungs. Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath. Catarrh in the Head. Bron-
chitis, Severe Coughs. Asthma, and kindred
affections, 1t is a sovereign remedy. 1t
promptly cures the severest Coughs
For Torpid Liver. Biliousness. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and indigestion. 1t il
an unequaled remedy. Sold by druggists
Price Sl.0Q, or SIX bottles for $500. -
, 1889-09-03
OBSERVATIONS ON WHIST.

A Few Remarks Showing How yRIuabIs
the Play of the Fourth Best Is.
There can bs no question but what the
play of the fourth best is one of the most val
liable plays in the game Of whist. ! well re-
member the first article which Mr.. Trist
Cwho originated the play, or rather who first
strongly advocated iO wrote on the subject
some years ago, and the storm it raised in
whist circles. There is a certain class of
whist players-and they are, alasl too nu-
merous-who are conservative to the pitch
Of being unbearable. To change in any way
the good old methods Of playing the game,
to introduce anything new, is looked upon
with holy horror by these players. Mr..
Trists innovation was greeted by this class
with Kisses. This was especially the case in
England until Cavendish took the matter up
and adopted the play.
The fourth best card may not inaptly be
compared to tho mark which indicates the
rise and fall of the tide. BY observing the
mark you can tell, II you compare it with the
water level, just how high the tide is-just
how much water there is in the bay. 50
when your partner plays his fourth best and
Sfterward plays another card of the same
suit, you can tell what cards his suit contains,
For instance, suppose you partner plays 3 S
second hand plays 2 S, you nave a, q, Z s and
play q, and fourth hand plays 4 s., you
know at once that your partner has three
spades better than the 5 and that he only held
four originally because his fourth best was
the 8 and tho . was played ON the first round.
You rapidly deduct from the whole suit OF
spades the cards which have been played and
those held by yourself, and then when you
have considered the play of your opponents
on your partners lead, you can tell pretty
well just what cards Of the suit your partner
holds Tbe cards which are left in the other
hands after the first round are the 8, @, S, o,
10, KIN. and k. Your partner has three of these
cards, You reason that he must hold one
honor Tor he would not have opened the suit,
and probably holds two, SO that you are fairly
certain that he has the KIN. and k. This will
probably be fully shown ON the second round.
This shows how much can be CLEANED from
the play of the fourth best.
Here Is another stance; II your partner
plays the =, you know at once that his
best suit is only four strong, and consequently
that he has n poor hand, and this may decide
you to take the game In your wi hands, If
your strength j~ustifies IL. o LANSING.
, 1889-09-03

for the championship OF the American as
ISOLATION Carroll caught in ffty-four cham
pionship games and had a percentage OF .e45.
He also played twelve games in the outfield
that season When the famous deal was
made by Horace Phillips In the winter OF
lSS4-5, whereby the Columbus players were
transferred TO Pittsburg, Carroll was also in
cluded- He and Morris were again paired of
together, and they did effective work for
their club during the season of 1885 Carroll
caught in sixty-one championship games and
had an average OF .9lb
During the season OF 1886 Carroll caught in
seventy-ons games, played first base in TWEEN
ty-ive games and in the outfield in twenty
six games for the Pittsburg club, and ranked
ninth in the official batting average of the
American association In 1886 the Pittsburg
club left the American association and
Joined the National league, where It has
since remained, Carroll continuing with Its
team During the season of 1887 Carroll
made n fine record as a batsman, being tied
for tenth place In the official averages of the
National league. He caught In thirty-nino
games, played first base in seventeen and in
the outfield In forty-four championship
games
In a game between the Pittsburg and De-
troit teams, May Q, 1887, I'm Pittsburg, Car
roll batted Baldwin safely four times in sue
cession, his hits including the curious sequence
of a single, a double, a triple and a home run
in the order named. He fell off somewhat in
batting last season, but had m excellent aver
age in the tifty-three games in which he acted
as catcher, and In the thirty-eight games In
which he played in the outield. This season
he has been batting better than ever, and his
hard hitting has gained him high rank In
the averages OF tho National league, and
makes him a valuable member Of the Pitts
burg team,
, 1889-09-03


Engineers Riae
volunteers He has
won several prizes,
among them t h o
gold medal OF the
National Rife aSSo-
citation, the gold
badge Of the cham
pionship of t h e
U Kingdom
for 1893, and the
queens prize of
e250 The compe-
tition n very
close between the
sergeant and Maj.
Pearse, of the
Fourth Devon Rifle
, 1889-09-03
VagaeE&Ca.
esGCIAnIsrS


we oHef hoaIology ior ueNotlhgs much time
anu attentloh 70 TINS hluch hetiecteu CLASS OF
diseases, beleVlng that no conultion OF human,
ny rs 700 Wrelcheu 10 merit tnes " nipaLhy ana
I"ng o. many ar - ppncenf sm tferers and tbot
me nhv9siSian vino devotes Himself
To raiieving tbe atitcted and savIng
them from Worse than death. is no less a
philanthrophist and a beneiaetor to his race
plication excels IN any other b anch of hispro-
fession. And, fortunately foI humanity the day
Is dawning Wheh the mus phIianlhrophy maj ma
, 1889-09-03

volunteers, the gold medalist OF 1875. The
majors total score was $50, including IS at
the 500 yards range.
Sergt Reds score was as follows: 81 at
the first stage, ITO at the second stage, AZ at
the 500 yards range, and AZ at the 900 yards
range, amounting 70 a total Of 2SL. At the
800 yards range he made two bulls eyes
, 1889-09-03
FRED II. CARROLL
49, II III. RItt.hnE- Glib

He Is n Catcher and Likewise n Heavy
Batter Of the Pittsburg Club.
A picture OF Fred II. Carroll, one Of the
catchers as well as one of the heavy batters
OF the Pittsburg club, is here given from The
New York Clipper. He was born July 9,
1854, In Sacramento, Cal, weighs about EOS
pounds, and Is 5 feet II inches in height His
baseball career began as an amateur with
clubs of his native city and San Francisco.
His first professional engagement was in 1888,
with the Reading Pa) club, OF the Interstate
association, when he caught for Morris, the
noted left handed pitcher. He gained quite
a reputation that year, both as a batter and
fielder.
Al the end Of the season be and Morris re-
, 1889-09-03
Have Won heard what Mr. G u. WeasI

Have you heard what Mr.. G L. Weast,
of Cambridge City, Ind, SAYS of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy? II not, here it is: During last
summer | was troubled very much with
severe pains in the stomach and bowels,
and was induced by a friend to try this
remedy. | took one dose, RS per 'direc-
tons. and it gave me almost instant re-
lief" 25 and so cent bottles for sale by
D. b. David, Druggist.
, 1889-09-03
Jim Harris Proposed Trip.

Jim Hart c~ontemplates taking a trip
through South America, Mexico and Cuba
next winter, to sound these countries and lay
out a route for a baseball tour the following
winter. Jim always was a boss schemer on
winter tours, aud we believe the first to men-
ton the possibility of an Australian trip some
wears ago
, 1889-09-03

Inc queens frNe winner
SergL Reid, who recently won the ''blue
ribbon" OF the rifle ranges for the last time
on Wimbledon common, England, is a steady
eyed son of Scotland. His calling is that OF
a telegraph clerk at Glasgow.
Sergt Reid belongs TO the First Lanark