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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
9ai5aae uad Gurppa.

9ie Nsentur bes 9errn @. s.
. oung, go. l Commerce . gtroRe,
San MntDnio, reprdfeNtirt Bic
Sampfer bes Norbbeuti6en 2lOpbs, TO-
tpie bic Der 6ambutaer Nftien > 8sfel>
idaft uub 1T 9err yourg I'M 5tanbe
bic biIlig fen 8aten gu geben.
ertbeilt bereitwilig iebe gepiinidte aus.
funft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale Inn
iibersebenen yuftrdge. Wer mad gu,
ropa gu reiien mtini9t, ODER yerpanbte
bertberfommen Iafen mil. tpenOe fd
on genannte Naentur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
gfOti5 fit @ewerbefeuer : 3abler.

@iip 9aa, /. September 1891.
SollHeute unb anbere iteuerpfli6tige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES merben aufgeforoert,
barauf su odten, DAB ibre @eperbeteu.
ETH / IN 8oraus entri9tet merben,
ME bos Geieb es bori9reibt.
Sietenigen, Del6e NIT Der 3ablung
ibrer @emerbeifeuern i'm &hdfanbe
finb, baben fofort bas 0eridumte nod
subolen, ba 5eftion 80, &apitel So Der
tidbttl9en Sr5iudnaen BON iebt ab
itreng hur6gefibrt peroeu pir5.
b no. &ifde,
@tcbt>SDueftDr.
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Sem geebrteu @ahlifum

bic sauS ersebeue Nn3eige, baB mir
bur6 unieren neuen Santwagen in ben
Stanb geieBt fnb, Sampen : Del unb
@aioline unferen Gunoen ins 9aus au
liefern unb bort Dorsume6eu. @aios
lines unb Selfannen nit Rrabn ftbrt
Der Wagen itets nit unb f5nnen ben
9eebrten 2unben auf @~er!ausen aur
genuBung lberlafen tperben. I'm &c.
neigten 3uipru6 bittet bic
Miffion Oil Co..
(Snbaber s. %. u. 6rombers.)
Is N. Alamoftrabe. SeIepbon 543.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Galifprnia.@etne.

Meinliebbabsr fiaben Elm groBes 60
ger BON feiuen california : Weinen Bel
Germ s. s. Meber am WIamr
Plasa. 9err Meper iu@t bic Weins
an Ort unb etele aus u1h fauft biret1
aus benz Seller ter Weinat1ter. als
gutem 2enner gelingt es Tim ifets, bi,
beiten 5orten a%us3umdblen. Ct fam
feline aunben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieber. &otb= uni
WeiBwetne In boraigl,9er QualitG1
Ton iebt ab $1.00 per @alone -frei
tas 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
eSm Ginsereaa gdubsgtpre,

Gde9 f 0 n ftraBe u. Nbe. 6,
lit ioeben angefommen: Sin GROCER
gorratb bon Ginber Slippers unb
Sduben bon rs Gents %aufwdrts.
9ameu Sizes uno 5lippers BON rs
Gents aufpdyts big gu ben feinien
Qualit6ten.
Doc Eager in 9ameus uno 6erren'
S6ub3eug, bod Ober niebrig gei9nits
ten, nit Der 6anb ober Mai6ine ges
ma9t, lit eroBartis, gu preiien, bic
Seoen in grfaunen ieben mtHen.
Wer feines uno aualei6 b~auerbaftes
S9u1perf tragen min, faufe i'm gin'
oereia S9ub.S Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Nptis fir Stemersabler.

@itD 9al, 1. September 1891.
4le 9ieienigen, weIde Der 9tabi
Steuern auf perf0nli6es @igentbum
tir Dos Sabr 1890 unb ldnser f6uls
ben uno bic bon mir ndbrenb Res Meos
mats Nuguf 5ur@ pOlttarten aufsefo
bert purbe1, in meiner Office porsu.
tpreGen uno ibren BerpHi9tunser
rod3ntommeu, malen bies Dor BEN
10. oteles Wonat5 tbun, pibrigenfaus
auf 9eri6tli6em Mege segen he einge:
iGrit1en tDeroen pirb.
Chm. Gif6e,
Stabt. Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Gerr g. S. M0aQer. Nn. az 81

&err G.. s. @siiler, SO. 217 Dts
6oufOn StraBe bdlt tets bas boQs
tOmmente Sager In 3eiGenmateria'
lien, &apeten, Garden, 8las, Spieeel'
sIas, Siloerrabmen, Girnifen unb allen
3ei9neus unb Naler.u tenflien. Riinit.
lerii9 ausgefabrte 8ilber uno Statuet'
ten &c. inb in eins1 iebensDertben @als
lerie CUR Anf9t unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn Gapeten unb 3immerbetos
ratiOnen 1T bas 8ei9madpplfte uab
Reuefe bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Scr erffe @hrttt.

gteuei4t 1T Sbr sanSes @pftem uuber Sr0nuns, sic
t5nnen ntAt ejien, ntat i4laien, nt9t bsnten tur,,
frasen fa eritaunt, mas Sbnen eisentlid fe9le. Sic
Scufeu etne iDl5e @arnuns MIDI unbeattet lafen. Oa8
1T ber erfte S6rttt 81 a~lsemetner Nerpen= 3errittuns.
Ste braa@en eAn Rerren@ gtdrfunsSz Witttel, unD tn
electric : 8ttter8 rerbe Sie &Ges fiupen, mas CUR SER
iteIuns bes natarlt@en 3uftanbes !Sbrer &erpen no big
tit. n~eberrai4enbe Gefultdte fplgen benz @ebraude
Der, bt 8eroauuns ppustebt iif pieber in ~sereseltel
Wetie unb 9eber unb Nteren nehmen ibre Ibdttsfett
nieber mite frlber auf. Wian perinde etne Slai@e.
9retS so Gents bel q. Orets, T%bpmpipn & So. unit
aQen anberen Mppthetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03

p@~ 9err CD. SieIeIborf,
Der befannte unb langidbrise Wirib Der
Surnbale bot nun on Der Commerce
fttaBe, gegeniiber bon @roos' Bant,
cine elegante Wirtbf6aft eingeri6tet,
TOO tets frii@es Sier unb @etrdnte aller
grt perabrei0t uno feiner 2un9 ferbirt
nirb. 2oaenrdume au Dermiethen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Grfabrnnsen eines fleinen Maod1ens
in etneM 9eudhfhurme.

Mlr. unb Wir8. loren 2rescptt rDbnen a8 lBdhter
in benz &esierunsS= 9eu6ttburrne BON Saub Bead i'm
Staate Miaisan. Gle hnb NIT einerr 4 Sabre alien
166ter6en ~seiesnet. SIM lesten Ipril betam fe bic
Wlaiern anO bann etnen itredli9en Suften, p~erbunben
NIT 8teber. Dcetcrsn bebanpelten ife gu Sauie unb in
Detroit, eber persebenS, e8 murbe INNER ialtmmer
NIT ibr, Bis Ite prte Saut unb anp1en" mar. Oa
perfudteu es tbre Gltern nit Or. Sings Neuer Gntz
bedun9 unb nateem fe uur jpet unb cine balbe
SIafde baron sebrau6t bate, mar ie ppufdnbtg ses
GeSist in SOB reItb, abfr bsnree limb 9roSsehaidesn
~tpftenfret gu baben bel 0retB, Ibpmpipn & Gp. in
Mntnntp. IeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Rn6Iena Mrutea.saIba

Die bette SaIbe Der BeIt fir e9nttte,
Quetf9unsea, gef9pite, Gieber. unO 9aut'
Gusf4las, GIe@t., %sefpruneene Sdube, 8roff'
beulen unb ale Sauttranfbetten turirt Sd.
mnrrbotben ober feline Se3abIung. 8nuise
Satisfaction garaatirt ooer bas Gslb NTH
turiiderfattet. rs Gents bie Sdo@teI. Bum
8ertauf In allen Gpotbefen. Dreis, 9bomp'
3on & Co., @boleiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
. Sic 6;uridtuuo bss burh I6mn

= 9ie Sinri9tung bes bur6 idmmts
li9e Snfanaen bierbur9 gum Sobe Der.
urtbeilten M0roers Ouncan In @a9Ie
paB lit auf Greitag. ben 4. September,
fefgefeBt morben. Duncan 1T b6Qig
gefaBt unb bertreibt fi9 bic 3eit, inbem
er luffise Weifen auf ber 8ioline ipieIt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . llebertraauusen

q. SO. 6enste an Satob Grieien,
balm, SO Wder 2anb an Der 2anbfrabe
nod u.8rauufeIs unb 2 @runbfide
In Selma, 8erar Co., $4,000.
S. 3. Inberion an 2eopolb Mi9ael,
5tid 2anb ON San Wntonio &iber,
$500.
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:. R. s. Sofbein3 am Mili.
tdr plo3a bat b~olfdnbige Sins, prei.
fen uro fonifige notwithstanding
Mai@iuen unb @erdtbe itets oorrdtbis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03
Saloon Gr0ftauns.

Ser unter benz Namel1 BUR
beuif6en 8 M itbIiatett"
betannte Saloon in ber Ohsgommerces
StraBe pirb am 5amfag Nbenb bon
mir nit eiuem reien 2un9 ers
6faet peroen. Sebermann lit eiuses
laben.
Clemens N0tterfr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03

sasr @ibolo Salt &ompagnie, Seles
pbou go. 555, San Nntonio, Oferirt
oor3tisli6en Salt gu ben biQisfen
Yreilen bel Der Garlaouug.
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@- 0eute abenb 9. Announcements.
Ron3ert aussefhbrt bon @arl Beds
Ordefer, 80 Mann fart in Mutbs
@arten. @intritt rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03

= Mit Der Sraubeu. grnte, : beiBt
es in elmer Rorresponben3 aus 2uling,
lit es bier 10 3ienlid gu gnoe. Die
Srauben5hdter BADEN bon $75 big
$3.50 bonn Nder Weiaberg eingenoms
men. 9ieter 3peis Der Saubpirtb.
i@aft ftebt ert i'm anfans ieiner @nts
tuidlang. Sn Der unmittelbaren Na6.
baridaft bon 2ulina eiebt es ni6t oieI
mebr dig 40 Nder, bic nit Weinlt6den
bepHau3t fiab. Die babide @inuabme,
pel9e lie brin8eu. Dirb aber 3ueifeIss
obne our GoIae babeu, bdB bic nit Res
ben befieute 4fer5abl bal6 cine bebeu=
tenb er6Bere iein pirb. Ser @einfod
5esinnt f6on nit bret Sabren au tra,
gen. uno wdbrenb Der 3eit 1T bic eir=
3iee Nuslase bic. pelGe elm selesent.
li@es pflisen be5 @ruubes unb bas
0etf6ueiben bes 6Ol5es beruria9t; bic
ibdtere 0auptaussabe tit bic fur bas
2elen Ser 9rauben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-03

90 Carl 8ed's Ron3ert
I'm ole 2on5stts8 eiu6er fdneu 3u bes
forberfl, tperben bic geIben Cars (Gate
8ietD . 9inie) beute Qbenb BIG mad
Mutbs= @arten fabren.
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g 9er3fraee e.

WaS 1T Elm Stub!
Cine quite ausreoe fur gbemdnner.
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AnrrespnnafnS.

Clemens Rotter +.
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8bab. 80. Smith,
@ountps@letf, 8erar Co., 3eTas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22
DIRECT WINS

t,r,c Straight Heats Over Hal Pointer
and rcnnu,,ccpus' licnrts nrc Eroken.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2l.-Thousands Of
broken Tennessee hearts and thousands
Of empty pockotbooks we're carried away
from Cumberland lark this evening.
Hal Pointer, their pride, the horse that
carried all their money, had suffered
lclca. in three straight heats. The
ma,chIcss Calitorniapaccr, Direct, show
;pr his heels with comparative case.
lno time OF tho second heat was tho
best ever made in 4 race III harness,
Iovc;in. Pointers record half Il
second. Neither OF the fly.
inn s,ccds broke in either heat and
moved like cloc; work all the way
around. lIal Pointer hal tho pole in
,he first heat and held it until the
onartcr pole was reached, when Direct,
Who lad tccn on almost even terms
with him from the start, made mag.
rihccnt squirt and secured tho inside OF
the track. Alter tina. 1t wag easy sail
ina and Edgcrs pulled up Pointer be-
fore reaching the wire. The second
hca. raw Direct at the pole and ho held
!: throughout. Tho Tcnncsscenn'" fine
burst OF speed in tho stretch was OF no
avail. Tie last heat was 4 repetition OF
The others, DireC. leading nearly NIL tho
way. Time, 2:l0; 2:09i; 2:ll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22
rwo RECORD BREAKERS.


rrL vrCal,s tho Yenrlins Record.
''' ,,I,n WIN DO Two Minutes Work.
srocgroy, CAL, Oct, 9l.-Two more
rorId records were broken on the Stock
AN tract: today. APalo Alto ycarllng
'nolI Bird, driven by Marvin, went
oo,in., her record Of 2:.73 and made
,br milo in 2:9Gi. Her quarters were
Of, l:ll. 1851, 2:96I. Tho FLY did not
, .' sEip IN the milo. Marvin then
' g.nyc Arion, by Elcctioncer, against
Iny record OF 2:i5t, and made tho milo
, Without A skip, lnishineatrong In 2:ll@,
T ouartcrs wore 34l, l'o7, l:4l +,
5 i%i Al the conclusion OF Arion's
,.r.,,Il'ihc timers all agreed Us to the time,
, ,,' yrtcrau horsemon enid tho record
" .""nIJ never DO beaten. 0rrin llickok
s SiI lie never saw such q game finish;
II" aided: "That Is the horse That Will
make :wo.minute work If any horse
T,n Alto came out lame, but warmed
,n we'll " md went against his record OF
Si!Iey lie made tho milo In GALL, thus
ioHcring lis record, Ills quarters were
%E I.0ji 1851; 2;lli. Some Of tho
watches made !, 2;ll, and two OF the
,iwcr3 were only shade over ":ll,
50 il was called 2:lll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22
DEIIIIAIIsE.
All sorts OF Local Now. AMI Gossip rroiD
the Gluss CITY,


the Glass City.
Captains OF Republican clubs visit
Ing Bc!!aro this evening to attend aud
take part in the Mckinley meeting will
please report ut ESQ p. NJ, eastern
time. to NJ. Gowen, First Marshal, ut
City Hail, Bellairo, thus to aid in the
proper and prompt formation OF the
parade, which viii form at I p. m. OIL
Belmont street, right resting OIL Thirty
second street, The line OF march will
be: North OH Belmont street to Thirty
fourth street. east on Thirty-iourth 10
Union, south OH Union to Twenty.liith,
west OF Twenty.tiith to Belmont, north
on Belmont TO Twenty-Sixth, cast on
Twenty.sixtl' to Union, north on Union
to Thirty-sccond. west on Thrty.scc-
ond to Guernsey, north on Guernsey to
Thirty-sixth, west on Thirty-sixtll to
Noble, north OH Noble to Thirty-sey-
cnth, east oil Thirty.sevcnth TO Bel
mont, md thence to the meeting which
will be held in the open air, the weather
permitting; il not, then in the Elysian
theatre.
Chief Of police Meighcn, OF Parkcrs.
burg, came up yesterday and arrested
Roy Romick, the young man who got
married here last April and aiterward
married 4 girl IN Parkcrsburg. Extra
dition papers vii! bc required, as Ro-
mick refused to go Parkcrsburs without
them.
The Mckinley Escort Club will meet
ut City Hall this evening ut 1850, fast
time, to receive and escort Major Nc
kinley to his hotel. The members OF
the Fifth ward club are respectfully in
vitcd to join on this occasion.
The pixies are being pushed by the
contractors before winter sets in, and
there will be better roads leading into
the city this winter than ever before,
and citizens will sec the benefits OF good
roads.
Hon. J. S. Hughes, OF Chicago, will
address the citizens OF Bellairc in the
interest OF the Prohibition party on
Saturday evening, October %, in City
Hall.
Yesterday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James y. Lee, OF Rose Hill, along with
4 host oi.iricnds, celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their married life.
The W. r. G. will give a basket social
i'll the Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
evening, October 80, the proceeds to re-
plenish their fund for relief.
S. L. Mooney, president OF tho Boil
lairc, GAINESVILLE d Cincinnati Railway,
was in the city yesterday OH business
connected with the road.
Alvin Morris and family left last
night over tho Baltimore 4 Ohio for
Usage, Kansas, where they intend to
make their future homo.
The Union and Crystal glass works
have been promised more gas to-day by
the gas company, and will, in all prob
ability, start up to-day.
Mckinley buttons are in great dc.
mand in Dcllairc. They are sold by Ed
LaRoche, Charles Blakeney and Seal
Bros.
The temperance societies Of this city
are making preparations to have free
lectures every Sunday afternoon.
Tho ferry.boat owners arc making
improvements to their approaches on
both sides Of the river.
Deputy Sheriff W. N. Darby, OF st.
Clairsvillc, was in tho city Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22
NiOUNDSVILIIE.
* Miscellaneous Molnnyo OF Mlno. STAT.
tiers from aInrshnlps Metropolis.

4 ,,;sc,,,,,cor. Mrlnnvn =, 1,,,o- ,,,t,
tors from aInrshniTs Metropolis.
vounr NIoundsville rcntlemon was
badly soId thc other morniny while CO.
inn 10 Wheeling on the train He no.
ticcd y fine looking younr lady sittino
by herself md thinking he would likT
to share tho seat with her, asked i; il
was occupied. Io received no answer
and repeated tho question in louder
voice. BY this time tho attention Of
many passengers was attracted and MS
no answer was vcuchsaied hin tho
young man iclt very much embarrassed,
The young lady WIS deaf and dumb.
The young man bushes yet when his
companions rotor to the episode.
News comes hero that William Hill,
OF this county, aud another man, whose
name could not DC learned, while riding
after niShto on tho PIKE, concluded to
indulge in running race Ill the dark.
1 w mo so'hS ~ lull speeu .ae morse,
nalii M"s !lu, a. az, i..so .".t, M.;.e.'
Was coming ,;i, IRON .no Gpposi.e ultect'3li,
aida ~ 80
~, .,,o 1,.oo, ,,o,,t =, - ,1o,,,,,, :,
turner isIAci "eh. up " nc'iecne''
70 GahSe. IN ano course Oh tno evening
ne ne. askS Gt u '1 1 i'uy - oa'lcG WIN
MN. enc uechheo ana ne n useo some
az So, aasuase 70 TLa ner, On , learning
o. lsraets act.on inoliiMs CrouGn su'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22

iipple, and told Mrs. Molcsbcrgor that
they would burn her house, compelling
her to leave her homo and 70 TO that OF
her mother, Mrs, Robinson, who lives
near Webster. Some OF the mon wanted
to sci! tho mules and other mino prop.
erty, including tho coal Oh the siding. 10
got tho money to pay tho wage roll. The
other creditors OF NIolesbcrger are now
anxiously awaiting news OF his where.
nbouts or tho solution OF his mysterious
disappearance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22

Yesterday evening at Claysvlle, Pa,
Mr.. Georges NJ. Gray, formerly OF Claws.
vile, but now OF GAINESVILLE, whore he
conducts Il hourishlng business, was
married to Miss Adele Gourny, the
daughter Of John Gourlcy, Of Claysvil!e.
Rev. Frank Fish performed the core
mGny. a reception was held after.
wards and M elegant supper, prepared
BY Charles 4. Van Kenrcn, tho we'll
known cntorcr, was provided. Tho
Young couple will 60 to housekeeping Mt
ZanesYillc. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22

City Marshal Ed Keller, OF Bridge.
port, yesterday received n telegram
from Ogden, Utah, saying that Ross
Junkins, formerly OF bridgeport, diod
there yesterday. This news will be
heard by many people In this vicinity
with sincere sorrow. Mr.. Junkins was
q bright and companionnblc man, be.
loved by all who know him well, and
well known in all the surrounding
towns. lilo was Il brother OF ex.Mayor
Junklns, OF Bridgeport, md OF tho late
DR.. NJ. W. Junkins, OF Bclairc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-22
MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Mckinley olectlng-A Eurglar-A
GuDd Choice, etc.

Snod Cholcri etc.
Tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will run special train from Martins
Ferry to Bclniro for the great McKin-
10y meeting this evening, leaving Mar
tins Ferry at Z o'clock, Eastern time,
Etnnyille at 7:0j, Bridgeport at 7:l0
and West Wheeling at 7:l6, arriving at
lellairc about 1:2j In plenty OF time for
the parade and speaking. The train
Will consist OF eight or ton first class
coaches and no ladies need hesitate
about going. Tho Martins Ferry and
bridgeport clubs will 60 on this train,
Martins Ferry, .Etnavillo, bridgeport
and West Wheeling will sond an i'm
mcnsc crowd. Many Democrats talk OF
going Tho whole river front is aroused.
The bridgeport Republicans have hired
tho Union Cornot band Tor tho Bellairo
meeting and the Martins Ferry Rcpub-
leans laid In big supply OF rcd fire for
TINS demonstration. Intense interest
Is manifested in the meeting, and look
out for 4 big crowd from these towns.
Many Island people will 90 on tho G. 4
J. road, which will run special to
Martins Ferry and intermediate points
after tho meeting. From the indica.
tons last night, Martins Ferry, jEtna-
vile aud Bridgeport vii! send about
LOCO people. The faro from Martins
Ferry for tho round trip will be 70
cents and Bridgeport Is cents.
A burglar entered the residence OF
Mr.. Harry Northwood, corner OF Broad
way md Madison streets, yesterday
morning, but did not got any money.
The fellow entered through down
stairs window and visited nearly every
room in tho house. Mr.. Northwood
was awakened by the noise and started
toward tho door leading out into tho
hill. When Mr.. Nor,hwood opened
the door the burglar pointed i revolver
ut him and said, Don't come out" Mr..
Northwood went back, got his revolver
and started after the visitor, firing two
shots at him rs he ran down the stair
way and out tho hull door. Mr.. North
wood followed the fellow out into the
yard, but he made good his escape.
The burglar was evidently after money,
rs nothing was taken in any part OF the
house.
The selection OF Miss jennie May
wood, OF Martins Ferry, as matron OF
the new city hospital in Wheeling is Il
good one. Miss Haywood was elected
ny a'.ahlnUus yote. ono Is gfauuI
~; oi .nc Illinois .lalhihs sSnooi, anu
10 o1iy .ilne.cen yea ;S o!u. nero were .l
IpI!iei;'''ohs from ,ri tihereht p"tis OF lle
Nh 'sc, .au.cS' III, my may iFie''', ~, VI
Of thc nnnointmcmt s. Sbn i is now y, !, Chi
coao and viii rntnrn sbnrtly "
M -, W., y; 49, ,I..,;, -
p ny iilcsiloois VI iile a w, rcIrY
1 M1epHoilcun clun WHO WIZ attend INC
will not onlv wcsr sIcEinIcv ' bnt,oms
bnt nieccs Of American tin ni,t p, mnIn
bv ATorran & Sons nj NTnrtin,s Eorr" =,
tLc pittshurrh Eynosi,ion in 1850 SIr
Daniel Morgan, one OF the gentlemen
who made tho tin had lot oil it ut his
home in Martins Ferry and proudly
volunteered to give tho club what he
had. The offer was readily accepted.
Mr.. a. l. Dinsmore received telc'
gram from Lalierty's'S Station Tuesday
had been stricken with paralysis. He
wont ont in tho nvnnin,, and rnturnoI
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HE WAS TnUNDERSTRUCK.

Ease Eall Manager Wilson Gets Five Years
In tho Pcnitentlary.
Nrw YoHH, Oct. 2l.-Sylvcstcr Frank
lin Wilson, the protector OF female base
ball teams, who was. convicted last week
OF abducting iiitccn.ycar.old Libbic
Sutherland from her homo i'll Bling.
hampton, was sentenced to-day in gen
cral sessions to five years in state prison
and to pay fine Of 1000. or stand Il
day committed Tor each dollar until the
last dollar is paid"
Wilson was thunderstruck when he
heard the sentence and'was unable to
sneak
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ST. a. Lovls' Mo, Oct. 2l.-The boycott
asanS' W. j, Tcmps's brewery, which
E E"s s,'ansnrated over year ago by the
1 NinIs!lls Of Labor and tho Brewers and
torn 's.e's Union, has been raised. Tho
w ,T.,,ts OF tho agreement are exactly
m n,", !ne union men had been insisting
n r n,o, 'os some time and which were in
Busch sci,S a adopted by tho Anheuser-
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Prize Fighter killcn DCud.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Pat Killcn, the
EotcA heavyweight prize fighter, died
tonight at S:i5 p. III: Tho cause OF his
del.a rs stated by tho physicians is
crysipclas. KilIcn n fortnight ago de-
ieated Bob Ferguson in Il sanguinary
Ins encounter near this city, but
though securing the victory, has not
been well man since.
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y Fuvorits Remedy

Chambcrain's Cough Remedy is u
iavorto during tho winter months on
account OF its great success in the cure
OF colds. There is nothing that will
loosen severe cold rs quickly, or rs
promptly relieve tho lungs. Then it
countcracts any tendency towards pncu-
.monia. 1t is pleasant and safe to take,
and fully worthy OF its popularity. DIV
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=. aoSoSGA:IrLA Cry, Pa, Oct. 2l.--Thc
s,an OF Manager Molesborger
r"' continues the cause OF much excite.
v ,,S,' mere mere, Tho miners, especially arc
ami ANXIOUS to get their bacl: wages
TbHy W h causing much disturbance.
ny ''aVe made threats Of burning the
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Wheels,

Never before was there q time when
so little money would secure SO good 4
bicycle MS during the past week, and no
other place on earth but ut the sales
room OF Edw. l.. Rose & Co., 81 Twelfth
street. See them. The sale goes OH.