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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
TllIETY-SbYEATu ANNIVERSARY

Or the Wheeling Turner Society Fl,tipsl,
Celebrated Last Nislt-The Programme.
A large aud very select crowd Assem-
bled at the Turner Hall last evening, il
being the thirty.seventh Anniversary O
the Wheeling T%urnyerein.
A most attractive programme was ar.
ranged aud given ls follows: Overture,
Opera House Orchestra; horse aud
bucks, by class to appear in funniest
wrestling, Scholars Miller and Bacher
parallel bars, first class T%urnverein clut
sSipging, F. Miller; wand exercises, full
class; horse exercises, first class; foil
fencing, Messss. Will and Christ Scham.
bra; pyramids on parallel bars, ladders,
bucks, etc, by sixty Turner'S.
The wand exercises given last night
will be given by two hundred at the
funniest.
After the. programme wnn rendered
the floor was cleared and dancing was
INDUCED in until a late hour. The
TGrners dc. well in their exercises, and
Prot. Kroeh deserves, all the praise tina,
can be. bestowed upon him for the ex.
cellent manner in which he has taught
the society here.
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KILLED by AN EXPLOSION

OF In n Coal Miuo-W lll!um Burns
Loses his Life Mt Long Run.
William Burns, colored, twenty years
old, was killed in the Wheeling, Lake
Erie ( Pittsburgh Coal Company's
mines by an explosion Of powder on
Tuesday.
Burns was a miner and was preparing
a blast, when a can Of powder neerhy
WIS ignited: Burns was terribly burned
about the head, face, meek, shoulders,
breast, arms and legs. He was carried
to his boarding house, where he died
soon afterward. Burns was unmarried
and went to Long Run from Martins
Ferry.
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AEOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers 10 the City nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. J. Fl. Furbse, Of Huntington, is
at the Mcclure House.
DR.. A. A. Bancroft, of Philadelphia,
was in the city yesterday.
Charles L. Boggess, OF Fairmont, was
at the stamm house yesterday.
Mr.. Hoffman Sommers and Mr.. Vance,
OF C%larksburg, are at the Mcclure House.
Hon. John 7. McGraw and sister,
Miss Mena, OF Grafton, were at the Nc
Lure House yesterday.
Edwin Meinhart, Joseph Blumenbers
and son, OF this city, who sailed Wednes.
day, July ., for Germany, arrived at
Southampton, England, yesterday. n
Mr.. Fred Norton, formerly proprietor
OF the Mcclure House, is in the city,
representing the Vacuum Oil Company,
OF Rochester, N. Y. He is warmly
ERECTED by numerous friends.
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A big crowd attended the St. Paul N. r, p,cnic
! Avondale yestcrlay. A gang Of colorcd men
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Tho Pos,oince Boys to 70 Waiting,

The Wheeling P~ostofice employees
have received an invitation from The
Pittsburgh Postofiicef orceto 10 no to TIT
town on Sunday and enjoy Themselves.
The programme laid out by the Pitts.
burgh force includes a trip about the city
to the pointsof interest, a reception with
a brass band and an excursion I'm the
Allegheny on a specially chartered
steamer. About twenty-five members OF
tho Wheeling force will 60 up on the
enrly morning train, the intention beng
to return At 10 p. IN.
The Pittsburgh boys have arranged
for a big time, and it is to be hoped tina,
the day may be more clement than the
one the Pittsburgh force spent in Wheel.
ing come time since.
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Tie Benutiful Young farrax,

PRovipEScE, R. l., July lo.-Nettie
Clark, the young and beautiful forger Of
aSG,000 note on the Mechanics Bank, OF
th,s city, who was brought from New
York lust night, wes arranged in court
this morning on a charge Of pttering a
forged note with intent to deffa1d.' She
waived examination, was declared prob.
ably guilty and bound over to the Sep.
TENDER term Of the Common Pleas
Qoust in $1,000.
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Mountain Lake Brcezea.

cptcldI Dlspdten 10 inc 1fAtui1tncfT.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd, July 10.
The camp meeting is moving on grand
ly. Joseph II. Smith, R. K. Carter, @.
h. Laikin and NJ. W. Rider are among
the workers who have arrived lately.
The auditorium vas we'll filled last night.
Kahn was expected yesterday, but only
clouds and wind came. Last night and
this morning the air was cool. At 4
o'clock this evening the mercury was a
little above GSo.
Mrs. Conner arrived Tuesday night
from Wheeling. Mr.. McLane was here
yesterday and rented q cottage for the
season.
Mr.. II. H. Baeder, Of Cincinnati, will
likely occupy the Masden cottage next
week. n
Hotel Bennett has forty guests, mostly
ministers and evangelists. The others
are well filled, 1aN
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Last June, after the great flood, I re.
ceived a bottle OF Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at d time when l was
very much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved me al
once, and cured me entirely in a short
time. l got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintance who
were ctllicted in the same way. think
! gave it 10 a dozen people. and it re-
lieved and cured, SO far as I know in
all CAGES. It is the best medicine for the
disease l have ever known.-MRs. E. l..
HENRIE, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. For sale at 25
cents per bottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
Goetze, John Klari, 9. Schnepf, W. E.
Williams, ptw
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
Second Ward Market opened Daily,

Second Ward Market Opened Daily.
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call al
Stall SO and see for Themselves that the
Wheeling market compares favorably
with any Of the Eastern markets in re.
gard to goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times" which is the verdict OF all
who have stopped ct my place. Don't
forget that Stall SO Is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor,
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W. @ 7. U. DAY.
One Of the IIest Days Of tho Meeting nj
Moundsyllle.

ohu Vi tHc Apuut ~ ~a w
Moundsyllle.
The meeting Wednesday evening was
turned into memorial services in honor
Of General Flax, news OF whose death
was received in the evening. Several
interesting addresses we're delivered and
the attendance vas much larger when II
was learned what the nature OF the OK.
e%rcises would be. The following tcle.
gram was sent to tho widow OF General
Fisk:
MouNpsvILLE, W. VA, July 10, 1890.
Mr.. c. D. Fnk, l7o Vat FlGyetGhM a,nt, Ees
York:
Regardless OF party utilization the
hundreds gathered at the Ohio Valley
Prohibition Assembly instruct mo to say
that our griei Is measureless and our
sympathy boundless III this great loss 10
you, and the nation and the cause OF
temperance.
God comfort you and yours.
@. II. MEAD.
Shoulder wraps wero quite popular
with the ladies assembled ut the pro.
hibition hull yesterday morning. More
Indies were present than at any session
yet, It being W. CT. U. day. A large
portrait Of General Fisk, draped In
black, hung from the S~peakers' stand,
and the same color was draped about
the stage and c,vt red the railing OF the
galleries. After singing and prayer,
Mrs. Buel opened the meeting, intro.
ducing Mrs. @. E, Jackson, who was to
conduct tho exercises. A number OF
ladies then gave their. experience as t o
"How 1came.o wear.he White Ribbon"
Among those who spoke were Mrs.
Jackson, Mrs. McClucken, Mrs. Trimble,
Mrs. Sisson, President OF the w. G. T, U.
Of West Virginia; Mrs. Geo. G. Gordon
and Mrs. 7. S. Harris.
Mrs. Jackson then asked Mrs. Gen.
eral J.. II. Duyal to say a few words.
Mrs. Duval said she was n member OF
the non.partisan W. OF. IT,, but smoke
in warm terms Of the W. @. 7. U. Mrs.
Jackton responded in warm terms.
Mrs. Mccoy, Of Bsllaire, and Mrs. Oscar
Wright then spoke, followed by Mrs.
Cooper, Of Washington, Pa Mrs,
Lemon, of Sardis,O o., md Mrs. MI. Head,
Of keyser. Mrs. Hobbs, OF Fiudlay, O.,
delivered n OF the best addresses Of
the meeting.
Mrs. Buel then said a few words. She
is one OF the best takers among the
ladies who are present, having a clear,
ringing voice and good delivery. AT
l0:45 the
. npnnyutrfnN eStrp,yN.sr tHp .
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working on the railroad Tie boats quit work and
went put too.
Mrs. James Holland was badly and painfully
hurt on the arm by n atone thrown by q small
boy yesterday.
Turner Hall was set on Are by a u. & 9. engine
spark. but II was discovered In time aud put out
BY bystAnders.
A grca, many business men here 80 every
evening TO Moundsvillc, where their iamlliei
arc At tho camp ground.
The funeral Of Adam Kemplc, who WAS Killed
by M Ohio River train "Wednesday. Will take
place this morning al .; lntertncnt nt Rose Hill.
Mfts. Barbara Kcrncr, aged 50 years, died al the
home OF her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Hahn, on
uasel Hi. yesterday; The funeral VIII be on
Rose Hill today. Z
Superintendent L. ?. I.otec, Train Master
Dhllycr ard Road Master !Scriven. Of the Cleyc.
land y Pittsburgh railroad, wc:c In the city on
buslnctS yesterday.
The second Presbyterian church Sunday
school p!cuicked In l'arnard's orchard, on the
hill top, yesterday. aud d very enjoyable Time
was bad By all present.
During the absence Of Secretary Johnson. Sec.
| reihry Woodbridge. OF the Bcllaitc window Glass
Company, Il acting Secretary Of bo'h tho Bel!nlrc
and Enterprise Window Glass Companies.
Several more wells nra talked Of IN various
parts Oi tho city, aud watering troughs are need
ed badly. Five or six should DO located III pub
iic plACcs all over Tho city. Tho water IN, The
tthrce wells that have been driven Is OF The 6es'
character. clear and cold. E.s 81
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FROM THE RIVER.

The river ID down to : feet 9 Inches, and isstill
falling. Navigation will haye to suspend In a
few days at most, unless there Is d rise, and thai
is not expected. All the larger boats are shu,
out, both from above and below. aud the lighter
craft are alarmed the stage Of the river.
The Hudson hurried out OF port yesterday
mor6!nS ms soon as her advertised time was un,
tor lear she would not be able TO get out at ali.
She Ind all the freight she could carry IN the
wafer, aHl had 10 refuse SHINE that waEotIered.
The \: Bedford got away for pittsburgh
at a. tn. With all shp could Carry. chg Is the
lShiest drAit boat coming 70 Wheeling. being
two Inches lighter than the Il. +. Phillips. She
will probably be the las! boat 10 give up her
at II 80 q. NJ. with a good trip. She will get back
TO Wheeling II the water does not fall fhsIcr than
II Is expected iO.-The Liberty and Il. +. Phil.
lips were in their respective trades as usual yes
tM!ay!-The G. ". Bachelor, which left
Wheeling foS Pittsburgh on Wednesday. got Into
port late yesterday aud will lie Ep there for bet.
ter water.--The Elaine Is In Pittsburgh now,
but will cosle back to wheeling to-day. She
may lie up hero aud she may so Into the Park
er.burg trade. ha}L
For to.daya all is uncertain. The ben IIur, for
FArkefsbarg, Ia tho only sure hoak. I The other
boa!s dao to-day may SET In and may not.
The Scotia will arrive carly this mornIuc, aud
leave for Cincinnati at . o'ci5cE p. M
The river men have had an exceptionally good
tue river kavlng been open aud naviga.
bic continu 9usly kinco last November. They
eau all stand a little low wa,,r now, and some
much.needed repairs arc TO be made.
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The ElkB Home.

The members OF Wheeling Lodge, B.
P. 0. Eiks, who were at the Cleveland
convention, got home last night. Mr..
G. r. Tracy's election as a trustee car.
ries with it the Craftsmanship OF the
Board. BE wac nominated by Mr.. Hill.
man, Of Minneapolis, and the nomina.
tion seconded by Ed Larkin, OF Omaha,
formerly Of this city. The name of West
Virginia was loudly cheered when men.
toned in the convention.
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BELLAlRE.

AL Sorts OF L.ocnl News md GosnIp from
the Glnss City.
Meyer IIcrzberg is In the Fast.
Miss Julia Fauplc Is among Allegheny friends
HsTry Burrows will build a new country HON.
Mfs, George Deyarmon and children are GU,
at Chicago junction. -
An enormous lot OF glassware and lanterns
went south from here yesterday by river.
James Wyman and Myrtle Sultan were mar
F'ea ~ inc pf'ucs home At Glencoe, this week.
MI. Cnrrnn, the marble man, got the contract
for the big Joseph Lee monument al Uniouiown'
Ohio. - -'- 'u''"''
The air Is full OF kites here these days. Tho
small and the large boy Is enjoying himself ycry
A big crowd attended the St. Paul N. F.. picnic
a. Ayondale yesterdny. A gang Of colorcd men
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TIE LEAGUE STILL LIVES.
Dayton md Springfield Drop Out-A Ne,

Dayton md Springfield Drop Out-A Now
Schedule Arranged.
Special Dt'patch to The IateHigenesr. ,
MANSFIELD, O., July l0.-At the Tri.
State meeting to-day Dayton and Spring.
field dropped out. A schedule commit.
tee, consisting OF T. Hathaway, Of
Youngstown Nate Feil,of Whecling,and
T. Burnp, Of Mansfield, was appointed
10 make out q new schedule, to include
Canton, Mansfield, Mckeesport, Akron,
Youngstown and Wheeling. The sea
son Ia to close August 10, each club
TO play fifteen gameB at home and fifteen
gamea abroad. The schedule will
hardly be finished before morning
Wheeling will open the season at home
next Monday.
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Ohio District Miners, Convention

A convention OF the United Mine
Workers Is in session in Bridgeport,
having opened on Wednesday. Dele.
gates are in attendance from Belmont,
Jefferson and Gurnsey counties, Ohio.
State President Jones is in attendance.
The convention is held for the purpose,
II possible, Of arranging the adoption Of
the ecale recently formed at Columbus
for all parts Of the State. The conven'
ton will be in session to-day.
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SALVATION SOLDIER IN uOC
For Throwing n hoy Out OF tho Army
Hail 7 nat NIyht

For Throwing n hoy Out OF tho Army's
Hail Inst Night.
Last evening Officer Donnelly arrested
Charles Clark, a recently arrived Cap.
tain in the Salvation Army, on a charge
Of assault on a boy named Charles CAL
vert. He was locked up about nine
o'clock, but shortly after ten was re.
leased, a woman depositing SIS 10 secure
the prisoners appearance III court this
morning.
Clark is charged with throwing the
lad out OF the Army's hall with such
violence that he fell in the street, bruis.
ing his leg painfully, and cutting his
forehead. The woman who put up the
money, however, said that she had been
over and examined the boy and there
was not q scratch on him.
The sl5 seemed to have been made up
by contributions from the ARMY"
who number about eight.
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The Carleton Picnic.

The Carleton Circle Of the Second
Presbyterian church gave a very enjoy.
able picnic at Ridgeway's Grove, about
five miles west Of Bird. eport on the
National road, and the c., L. & w. rail.
road. Some Of the picnickers went oul
on the railroad, others drove out in car.
riages, and several picnic wagon loads
were taken out. An enjoyable day was
spent,
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LOCAL BREYlIIES.

Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abou,
the City.
EDWARD PAUL. cut his thumb open
with q saw at an Eighth ward planning
mill yesterday.
IN the police court yesterday a plain
drunk was sent to the hill for thirty
days, and two disorderlies paid S. and
costs each.
The League Club is to meet at theil
club rooms on Market street Sunday
morning, for the purpose OF having then
pictures taken.
THE city reservoir will be cleaned out,
commencing at IL o'clock tonight, and
water consumers will have to be eau
tious to avoid draining the pipes.
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Toledo, 9; Brooklyn. o.. (Asso.)
Louisville, -; Athletics, 8. (Asso.)
St. Louis, Is; Syracuse, 10. (Asso.) il
Rochester, II; Columbus, Q. (Asso.)
Philadelphia, II; Cleveland, II. (P.L.,
Brooklyn, s; Buffalo, 8, {P.L)
Boston, II; Pittsburgh, @. (P. L)
Chicago, 5; New York, 0. (P.L)
Philadelphia, IA; Cleveland, 0 IN. L +,
New York, II; Pittsburgh, 8. IN. L,
Boston, 5; Chicago, 3. only
Cincinnati, 8; Brooklyn, 5. (N. L)
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At Clerk Hooks OnIce,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust and DOCUMENTS
as follows:
A power Of attorney from the Chicago
Oil and Gas Company to Walter II.
Rinehart.
An inaenture between Mrs. Mary E.
Felsing and Lewis j.. Felsing, binding
to tho latter the three minor children of
the former as apprentices during their
minority.
A marriage license was Issued 10
Charles kuehloorn, aged q, q native OF
Wheeling and resident Of New Mar.
%tlnsville, and Amanda Reed, aged 81, n
native and resident Of New Martins
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If you cannot see and need spcctac!cs
you should call on us ind have yonr Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Uptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction ar money re.
funded. JACOB y. CRUDE,
Jeweler anu Optician,
Ger. Twelfth aud Market Streets,
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Yesterday a meeting OF the iucorpora.
tors OF the Bridgeport Bridge Company
to whom a charter was issued a shor,
time since, was held for the purpose Of
organizing. Mr.. Henry schmulbach was
elected President, G. W. G. Ferris, Vice
President, and. G. N. Brown, Secretary
and Treasurer. The officers refused to
talk on the subject Of the company's in.
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Special Dispcch 10 The Inteligencer. "a no,
WAsHlSaroS, Pa, July ll.-Judge A.
W. Acheson died between IL andl O'Clock
this morning. He gradustcd from
Washington and Jefferson College in
1927 and began the practice OF law in
this place in 1882. Judge Acheson served
as Deputy Attorney General Of Wash.
ington county and was Presiding Judge
from 1896 to 1876. He vas sior fifty.
eight years employed in the courts oi
Justice OF Washington county.
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WHEELING WINS AT CANTON.
4 First.Class Game In Which Wheeling

4 Flrst.Clnss Game In Which Wheeling
Does not Make Al Error.
Special Bhpdtth to TIE hratafGenee.
CANTON, O., July lo.-The Cautons
"%weren'tin IT" up 10 the last inning in
the game with Wheeling to-day. The
visitors put up an errorless fielding
game, and punched their hits although
they did not got an earned run. Beltz,
Mills and Cline played their first game
with Wheeling and showed up well.
The features Of the game were Fitzger.
AIDS liue pitching and the good work Of
the three new men. Following is the
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State Fair Directors Meet,

An important meeting Of the directors
OF the West Virginia State Fair Associs.
ton was held in the Board Of Commits
sloEers rooms, yesterday. Arrange
ments were Iaaia for having the track
worked each day irom nov till the
close OF the driving season, for the ben
eft OF horsemen and pleasure drivers.
The directors have made arrangements
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for n balloon ascension and parachute
jump by a well known areonaut during
the fair. In tho speed contests, in
creased prizes IRE offered, and the in.
quiries from owners Of horses indicate
that the racing this year will be much
better than ever before. All the exhib.
It's promise to DO full and interesting.
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old Grove--twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THx following druggists optg,de al
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain1s
celebrated remedies: @. b. Carney.
.Fairmont; LIT. Wells, Clarksburg; /,
7. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
Z Jackson, Grafton A. II. Burley, Cam.
eron; J. N. Tetrich, Warrington. paw
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Serges. Drape D'Etes
and Cheyiots, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
III StOck-A large line OF. Oyersizes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 20, body
so. For comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fast black and cOlOred
hose. G. HESS l. SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF Safeties now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes Of Wheels we have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us.
EDW. L. ROSE & Co.
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The Wheeling Bowling Club.

At the regular meeting OF the Wheel
ing Bowling Club held at Wheeling Park
yesterday evening, the first three hun
dred scores made this season by members
Of the club, were rolled by Mr.. Frank
Stamm and Mr.. L. Harry Adams. The
captains were Major P. H. LANCE and
Senior Henri Grimm.
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Cer.Twelfl
ShootilE Match Yesterday.

Three members Of the Wheeling Gun
Club met at their grounds up Boge's
run yesterday and had q 3O0.yard match,
and William Miller, Phillip Youngman
and James Early made out OF a possible
twenty-five %, 10 and II respectively.
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U n BEAUTY

preserved by using that marvel Of the age,
"LEAuEELlE OIL" Though called nh oil il il
more the nature Of an expressed juice, a vefitab!c
essence from nature: possc,scs peculiar proper.
cy 10 Aecing OF the skin, Prevents withcrluy Uf
the skin. drying up uf tho flesh. Preserves the
skin. II atDruSgtsts, or prepaid by express Tor 81.
II L. s. WILLS, Jersey City, n. J.
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Yesterday afternoon the Jewish Sun
day School held a very enjoyable picnic
ct Whe5,;n. Park. In the evening the
Mercantile CLUB, soEpGsed Of young
Jewish society people, DANCED at the
palEi 70 the music Of the Opera House
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Diamond Dots,

The keystones and the Martins Ferry
club will play in the Island park satur.
day, July 10.
The Keystones and Pink Carriers
played before q good crowd at the base.
ball park yesterday, and the k~eystones
won by a score OF II to 9.
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cents. The resolution Is mainly
TO secure uniformity. Ice "a
a biz item TO n butcher, and It's cost this
summer makes 1t still bigger. A
butcher said yesterday that. II 1t were
possible 10 make some people economic
by buying cheaper cuts OF meat II would
DO n good thing all round. As 1t Is
now, everybody buys the best cuts, and
the less desirable parts Of tho beef rc.
main unsold.