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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-28
THIRD DIVISION,
THE COUNTY JAIL,
Tho coMmittee OF Citizens Mnkts n Report
on Its Condition.

Tho committee OF Citizens Mnkts n Report
on Its Condition.
Messrs. 9. +. Collier John S. Naylor
and Ds.fa. e Jepson, composing the
committee appointed by the tho. circuit
court to make the annual inspection OF
the county jail, asrequircd by the Code,
presented their report Saturday. They
give some description oithe construction
OF the building. and say the Jail is in
Saoa condition aa far as the jailpr or bis
assistants can make it SO, and the food
isexcellent. Some suggestions are made
as TO repairs OF boilers, etc, and the
committee says:
I'VE are Of theopinion TINT the cell,
never can be healthful, for they are both
insuticiently lighted aud ventilated. and
each is provided with a water closet al
ancient pattern, inadequately supplied
with water for flushing tho basin, and
constructed as to remain unfinished
unless each person decides otherwise.
Asa consequence, the air o fthe cells ia
extremely offensive, and cannot help
but BIO deleterious to the health OF those
long confined. The capacity Of the isil
for combining prisoners Is inadeouate.
There were % i'll Jail at the time OF n
visit, and We were informed that there
had been aB many rs forty at one time.
This required that Eve men should be-
confined in one cell originally intended
for two, md unfit for more than one. a
ofthings totally incompatible
with the health OF the prisoners,
these circumstances, also, It
becomes impossible to keep the male and
prisoners totally separated at all
as tho prisoners OF each sex, for
purposes Of health, must at certain horra
have exercise In the corridors adjoining
The cells Of the other, a condition Of
not conducive to good discipline.
The building is somewhat out OF repair.
out in view OF the fact that a new Jail las
'een provided for, We would not recon-
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Satordny Mornings Fire.

Just after 1 o'clock Saturday morning
tire was discovered in Noah Beck's brass
foundry, on the south side of Sixteenth
street. Street Superintendent Clark.
who was out with the sweeper, saw it
and yelled fire, and an ISrELLlaEScRR
reporter turned in the alarm. The dc.
pnrtment responded in extra good time,
and soon had the flames under control,
though not before they had spread to
the marble works OF T. d. Carroll, I'D.
joining on the west.
Mr.. Beck estimates his loss, which in
cludes damage to valuable patterns, at
$500, insured in the Peabody and Stand
ard for sl,300. Mr.. Carroll placed his
loss at $500, aud it was promptly settled
by the franklin, which held policy.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from q tlue in the brass foundry.
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TIE HOSPITAL BBSErIL
r%ittAburgh downs Wheeling In n Very
Interesting Game.

Interesting Game. NJ
The game OF base ball on tho Island
park Saturday for the benefit fthe Hos.
pltal fund, was interesting at times and
amusing ut others.
About 500 was realized for the benefit
Of the Ladies' Hospital fund. The Nc.
Lure house ent ertained tho Pittsburgh
drummers. free Of charge. The boys
were taken over In shallcross's bus, FREQ
Of charge, and tho Red Gross Oil people
furnished suits free. VIII Shafer and
Frank Cloudy were the battery for Wheel.
ing, and It was due 10 their splendid
work that Wheeling held her own rs well
as she did. The Pittsburgh battery waa
Newhart and Xsber. Tho Pittsburghers
all round outplayed Wheeling, their
tielding work being particularly superior.
Tho following score Is somewhat In.
complete, but there were about ten hits
on each side, G. Coyle aud Adams, Of
Pittsburgh, making triples and Goudy
and Mccullough for Wheeling. The
score, as fas as obtained, was as follows
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At yesterdays meeting OF the trades
Assembly the committee in charge oil
the Labor Day demonstration and picnic
was increased to twenty-one members,
making it's composition as follows:
Jerry Meade, chairman; T. V. Salis.
bury. secretary; Richard Robertson,
John Minkemyer, William Frohme,
Richard Blocker, Joseph Morrey, Sam.
son Evans, William L. Kiusey, Dennis
0'Leary, Gabriel Jackson, Joseph Red
dali, Conrod Wasaaman, n. j. Murphy,
John Robinson. William Hagetorn,
William Neulz!inger, Henry Hess, Alex.
Gardiner, Peter Holt and Charles Morn
iusstar. After the meeting OF the As
scmbly a meeting Of the committee was
held. The subcommittee on grounds
reported the terms upon which the State
Fair groundseould be had and the parent
committee authorized the leasing of
the grounds. The committee on music
reported that it had employed Mayors
full band, both brass and o%fehpstra, for
the day, which action was confirmed.
1t was decided to request each local
union in the city and vicinity to ap-
point two OF its members to act with tie
committee as q general committee Of ar
rangemenh. 4 pomlpittee on privi-
leges, composed OF Alessrs. Conrad Was-
canaan, Dennis O'Leary and William
Neutzlinger, was appointed. It was de.
cided to award two prizes to the two
local unions turning out the greatest
percentage otmepberahip, the numbers
to be taken ut the gate, ls the prpceys;on
marches into the grounds,
The following appointments were
made: Chief Marshal, Richard Robert.
son; Treasurer, Richard Blocker;
Chairman Of Oar Committee, Dennis
QLeary Chairman OF Gate Committee,
Jerry Meade, and manager OF dancing
platform, Conrad Wassaman. Each Of
these Is to appoint his own asalstants,
It was decided to arrange platforms ior
the white and colored folks to dance
separately, the request for such an ar
ran..enent being made by the colored
delegates TO the assembly. The commit
tee adjourned to- meet again next sun.
day afternoon in the small hall in the
Trades Assembly building,
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The Wheeling club got home satur.
day night, and this afternoon and 10.
morrow afternoon they will play the
Mckeesport club on the Island grounds,
and on Wednesday aud Thursday after.
noon they will play youngstown. Ga
Wednesday the game will not be called
nutil $3.50 p. H., after the circu5 is over.
These four games will conclude the
cham, ionship series at home. After
theec the club plays four games away.
II the home club wins nil these games
she will be in first place.
Dale, one of Mansdeld's best men,
vas suspended the other day.
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Mrs. Van Fossen, nee "Cap" Marshall.
OF North Wheeling, whose fine work as
Airs. Euio2 in the late production OF
"The Drummer Boy OF Shiloh" won
many compliments, and whose talent
for the drama is pretty well known. has
concluded to so on the professional
stage. She has received, ami it is un.
derstood will accept, a very tiatteripp
offer from Mr.. Bennett, q we'll known
manager who was last here as manager OF
Kittie Rhoades. She will 60 to Burling.
ton, N. j., soon, to begin rehearsing for
the season. Her friends expect her to
make her mark on the stage.
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Want Better Freight Service.

Ten ofthe leading lumbermen Of King
wood and vicinity have held a meeting
and sent a protest 10 the officers OF the
kingwood, Tunnelton 4 Fairchancs
railroad, complaining OF that road ham.
perinG their business by failing to re.
move the freight they offer in a reason
able time. They are at present deba,red
from making contracts for immediate
delivery on account Of the Blowness OF
the railroad company.
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There, were three cases In the notice
court Saturday morning and six in the
evening, at the matinee. Five arrests
were made Saturday night and YES.
terday up to 9 o'clock. Two men were
dismissed Saturday and re.arrcsted Yea.
terdsy:: Thomas Barns, tho B, q O.
policeman, arrested n Grafton
man named Brown, for abusing railroad
employees. Officer Creighton arrested
Love and his son Richard
Saturday. It is said the boy, who il
about seventeen years old, struck
his mother, and his father, who
bad been disorderly, was rrg.
ing him on. George Price was N.
rested and lodged in the lookup for com.
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On Saturday morning as the G. 4 P.
accommodation train was running a few
miles above Brilliant a chunk OF metal
weighing about a hundred pounds and
containing in it the wrist, pulled out OF
a driving wheel and allowed the loose
connecting rod with the chunk Of iron
to strike under the cab and pound it TO
pieces and knock the engineer out Of his
seat. The train was stopped and the
broken lod removed and the engine run
to W~ellsville on ont cylinder,
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Birdie Chase, the woman sent to Jail
BY Mayor seabright for keeping a houee
OF lll'fame, was released Saturday on
taking an appeal to the Circuit Court
and giving bond. Later Oaicer He'll
swore out a warrant before Squire Ar,
kle, charging her with being n person Of
known bad fame, and she was arrested
and sent to Jail Tor a hearing q . o'clock
p. M. to-day.
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PRor. Shelf, tho Optician, will be at
Lash's Jewelry Store, corner Main and
Eleventh streets, for a few days, com.
mencing, Wednesday, July 3olh. and
adjust glasses to all kinds OF defective
vision OF the old or young. Those who
have trouble in getting glasses to suit
their eyes will do well to consult him.
Eyes examined for glasses without
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VIII he Tried Again.

A warrant was issued on Saturday by
Justice Ankle, for Billings, the man fined
$50 dollars and costs by Justice Davis, a
few days ago, for a nameless assault on a
little colored boy in the old court house
yard, and the defendant will have a
hearing this morning. Billings is still
in jail. Squire Ankle has examined the
law and thinks it is entirely adequate,
and provides a condign penalty.
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TIE immense demand for Maryin's
Eagle Butter Crackers ia almost incred.
ible; With their'grcat capacity to bake
goods-the largest on the American con.
tinent=thcy are now 1000 barrels be-
hind their orders. Their celebrated
goods have the greatest salo OF any
Cracker now offered to the public.
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Councils Nos. !, s, q and 90 OF the
Junior Order U. A. H.. last evening,
marched in a body to :he council room
OF Richie Council, and from there, with
Richie Council, to the Third Presby-
terrain Church, where Rev. G. II. Afford
preached a sermon appropriate to the &C.
casion. The church was crowded.
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A Card.

AS the time has almost expired for
our low prices on lie size Crayou
Portraits, We are, Of course, very busy.
anu Will be for the remaining three
Weeks %eess' : and We ;nyitc an early call ii you
uesire q sitting before the prices are;ud.
Vanced. Respectfully,
TArrAS 4 CoNSEL,
ll2l Main street,
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Struck far nI.-S.

The men employed by Contractor
Healy on the construction OF the sewer
on the Island, have struck for an in.
crease Of 25 cents a day. They have
been receivineSl.50a day, and demanded
Sl.lo, which not being granted, they
quit work.
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econd game:
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IF You cannot see mud need spcctacles
you should call ON MS and have your Eyes
tested without Charge. We huyo The
finest instruments and more experience
than my other Opticlan in tho State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
funded. JACOB ". GHUHB,
Jeweler and Optician,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FIRST DIVISION,

Officers Of Pittsburgh Turn Bczirk;
Executive Committee Of the Fest; Vet.
eran Turner's Of Wheeling; orators and
members Of the press; Wheeling Pioneer
Society in carriages.
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MANSFIELD II Il OLA u wHEEilN0. mi n.Io.IAIE Il.
ANAnGllun Il q Il n a q -

Whecling.............. 0 0 0 o 0 Q 0 0 o.
Earned runs - Mansfield. 7. Home run
F!ack. Two base hits Mooney. Williams,
Cline. Sacrifice hits-Mansleld |, Wheeling, 4
Double p%lays-Flack and Klusman; lieits, Mills
and Cline; Mills and Kline. Stolen bases
on Fournier 1, OH slesIcr, 5, or O'lirier
l.. Struck out by Fourier s. Hit by
pitched balls-Cllne, O'hr!cn. Passed balls:
BY Fttzslmmons /: By Lytle, /. Time OF game
-l,i5. umplte-Juuisou.
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as friend. had taken him away during the ME.

A fox hunt on Winding hill Friday night
made lots OF sport for thirteen dogs aud twice
rs many men. 4 ta,nO fox was pressed into ser.
vice, and soon Killed.
Mrs. Dewitt Daniord came homo from a thrce
months visit TO Kansas last week, bringing
With her Mrs. K. A. Cook, her mother. who for
many years was a resident OF this county.
r. r. Dsrnum's show blocked tho railways al
stcubenyillc Saturday. almost completely,
Trains on this ead OF thee & T. were very badly
crowded, and the specials ran all mixed up, and
arrived and departed very lato In consequence,
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mend tho expenditure OF much money
In repairing the old. In view Of tho
necessarily defective sanitary condition
and the inadequate size OF tho present
jail building, we respectfully urge that
rs little delay as possible be had in the
construction OF the new iail.n
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MARylS's CAKES and Crackers ere i'm.
ltated by almost every baker in the
couatry. These limitations are never so
good IS the genuine goods, and only
prove the superior quality Of the Mar.
vim brand.
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PleusInE Seusa

or health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in zoe
and 81 0obottles by all leading druggists.
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Ton a short time yet, a life sise Crayon
Portrait Of yourself and One Dozen
Cabinets, both for Five Dollars, at Tap.
pan u Connel's Gallery, llal Main
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SUNDAY.
Weather

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 27.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir.
ginia, warmer, fair, southerly winds;
warmer Tuesday.
For Ohio, warmer, fair, southerly
winds.
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Atlantic City Excursion

via the B. & O., July 3lst. Round trim
$40, good 10 days. Through sleeper
from Wheeling to Philadelphia. on The
8:2D p. m. train, via Pittsburgh, with
stop over privilege. at Washington re-
turning.
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A LON. StOro.

The new addition to Geo. R. Taylor's
store has Just been completed, making
his store building two hundred and
aixty.fopr feet deep, with fine front on
both Main and Market streets,
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A new Stanley Cake has lust been
discovered by S. S. Marvin 4 Co., and
is surely the finest specimen OF It's class
you ever saw. Now on exhibition and
for sale by all procers,
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"The Ladies' Victor has arrived, and
we will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and Join. All wei.
come. EDw. L. ROSE & Co,
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HAVE you seen those elegant Stanley
Cakes, Maryin's latest novelty? Buy a
pound and be convinced that thew are
the best goods you ever ate.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, olOO
Main St. kimmel Whisky a specially;
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STONE &THOMAS
Gbe Snttllieenter.
Oiiice , Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisement

New York Dental Association.
Geo. n. s~noos-fourth Page.
HAvilsnd's Chlna-Ewins bros.
For sale-d. D. Smith.
Great Rargnins-JOhu Ftiedel.
Butchers P.cnic aud Bnrblcle
Real Estate Tor Sale-RinGhart 4 Tatum.
For salC-Jnmes A. Henry. .
Stocks Tor sI'e-G. y. smith.
tco. Il. Taylor.
Proclamaiion-C. W. seabrisht.
German and American Flags and Lanterns
iirpach & Helm bright.
Flags and Lant-rns-C. II. Qrinby.
Wanted-John s. Wclty.
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MARIlN'S FERRY.
Sixty.Four frnitioss Ballots for Mayor,
YnrlnnA Other MIntisrh.

Oliver NcGrcw has been granted a pension.
The pAylus OF Fourth street with nto brick
will be conf cacGd this week.
Mr.. r. J. Irwin. OF netver Falls. spent SAiur.
day and Sunday with his family hero,
Mr. Reese Fu,bay was called to uhrlchsylllc
on Saturday by thu death OF his brother.
Thompson Kerr. who recently graduated from
the public schools, VIII cutet tho sophomore
class OF Ito Rose Polytechnic Institute, at TERRI
llnutc. Ind. |.
Mr.. VIII A. Miller. formerly manager Of tho
Park lheatcr nj Chicago under his old employer,
Sir. +. ". Fhranta, formerly OF New Orleans.
Tho Martins Ferry Base hall Club went down
TO bridgeport on saturday md dCfe ttcd The
club there hyR Moore OF II to l. Tho batteries
were: Martins Ferry. Adams and Aul; bridge.
port, Henry and Morris.
TAxts.-l Will be at tho Mayors Office iu Mar.
%, to collect delinquent taxes. Al taxes no.
paid ut this time Will be advertised.
GEORGE HoMiNsoS.
Treasurer.
Yesterday there was II pleasant family reunion
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gtier
on South ihiri s.rcct. In honor Of HI, sou. Mr..
Jane, Gr!cr. who Is home on II visit from Ma.
comb, III. About twenty-five. lersons were
present, namely the family OF Mt. Thorn ~
Gr!er. NJ. aud Mis-. Harry Gricr. Mr.. Kos,
MITCHELL anu Mr. James RnnyOl, and Misses
AIDA swur,z aud Mimic Cox. A splendid din.
ner was served.
!slxty.four ballots were taken for tho election
Of Mayor on Saturday night By the City Coun.
ell. without u selection. On tho first ballot tho
vote ItO0d. ThcO. Keller 5, W. Il Frances 9,
Levi W. Jones !, the second and third being the
same. The fourth stood, frances 3, Keller 9,
Jones J, aud tho fifth was a tic between Keller
and FInnccs. In the seventh Jones received
one, aud Councilman Mcars, who presented his
name, Withdrew 1t at the end OF the ninth.
From that on TO the ~Gily.b'Xth ballot Keller aud
France. each received three votes, these ballots
being in,erspcrsed with one or two dozen mo.
lions, which were lost. Two o three motions
were made 10 reconsider the vote TO close tho
nominations and finally carried after
the iltty Nth ballot. The new names
presented were Johu A.. Mttchell,
james 0. Stewart, John +. Selby, VIM. II. Orr,
&. NJ. iimberlar U Snnd Patrick Dargherly. On
these the Councilman c 'kawcd I'LL the sixty
.ourth ballot, when q motion to adjourn until
Monday evening was carried. Tho sixty. fourth
ballot was: Keller ., Frances 9, selby l. vii.
liam II. Orr, Patrick Daugheriy ami Jumes 0,
Stewart each received an high ns three votes In
tho Inst ballots taken. There arc six Council.
men, four Democrats and two Republicans, mud
four votes me Necessary TO a choice. To.night's
meeting Will probably settle the matter. The
Mayor appointed Will serve until ncxt April.
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MAgvlN's Drummers' Lunch Biscuits
are very elegant. Try a pound or two
and you will like them,
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ALWAYS buy Marvin's XXN Ginger
Snaps, They are the best. and cost no
more than inferior goods,
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MARvIS's Big 4Ginger Cake is deli.
cious and artistic. 1t is tho best ginger
cake you ever ate. Sold everywhere.
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Jusr try those Big Four tGinger
Cakes. They are Marvin's latest goods,
and sell with wonderful rapidly,
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rlrlsnuEG. lH.lO.lA.lE.l WnEEllN0. IN.IoIAI Il


0tlenburg Bros, OF New York, through their
agent, J. b.. Mckee. presented the Drummers
with y tlnc box OF cigars. sonnGbOrn presented
one Of the Pittsburgh drummers and Cloudy, OF
tho Whccllnrs, handsome canes for making
thrce.liase hits, 0-7
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Akron, 9; Youngstown, 2.

Special Dtspa'ch 10 lie IattlliCEnter.
AKRON, O., July o0.-Akron won to.
days game by punching their hits in the
sixth inning. Score:
AEion-.....---".... 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 OF
youngstown ".-..... l 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs-Akron 4. Two.basc hIts-pino
each. Errots Two each. Two base Ai,S-WhIn.
nety, iligSlnf, Andrews, Black. Home runs
fIots, htr,icx out-By whinncry, l; by paync.
4: fdtscd ba~iis-Sweency, /. fia.tcrles-Akfon''
Whinnery aud Sweeney; Youngstown, raynn
ana Cody. Time-Two hours. Umplr-L!wis
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MARvlN's Extra Soda Biscuits and
Dat Meal Waters are recommended by
all physicians,
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

Pure Rye Whisky at Hearne's, No. 20
Sixteenth street,
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HAVE you tried thoae new Stanley
Cakes Of Maryin's? They are very ele.
cant. 4i'l aaet fTErt-A sI1.
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GEORGE R. TAYLOR has commenced
receiving new fail goods.
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"Lndy bicycle Riders,

Z AsK your grocer for Maryin,s Eagle
Crackers. 1 ~h'te
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We will open a Ladies' Glass at orr
School. For particulars call or
write us. EDw.-L. RosEt& Co..
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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ALWAYS buy Marvin's Cakes and
Crackers.
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Latest News From Africa,

ROUGH on To0TlIACllE. l5c. At Druggists.
ROUGH 0SC0RNS. Hard or soft corns. ioc. i
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One Game Apiece.
snatch In fhf Tnfffl}rrnrfr

CANTON, o., July 27.-Two''ganes were
played to-day, and each club won once.
First game:
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L. s, Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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Thermometer Record.
Tho thermometer at %Schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
Registered as folloMa: -
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Buy Marvin's Eagle Butter Crackers.