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The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given by the administrator of
the estate Of Benz min Lewis dt-ceased. that said
administrator viii attend before the Pr bate
uuH Of Delta Coungy. Cola on the last Monday If
MAJ. A u. 1881. being the 18th day of MSy Of
said year fDr the pgrpJs- OF max ng fiual settle
me.I in "a estate. an for his Discharge and
ease frm further duties aud liabilities a. such
administrator.
ALFRED LEWIS.
Administrator.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
Town Oineers,

Nsyor-Waltsr Scott
freaSurer-I. N. McMurray.
Truxtses--J. c. Gale. A. X. Howard A. c. But.
Ter. r. Mundry. J. Jen-p and +. P. shields.
Clsrk.-A. %ishar
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
,aSpberry Piaa

Turner. Cuthhsrt, and Crimson Beauty
Red and Gregg Blnckcap plants for sale by
G. b. McGranahan.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
NORTH FORK gTAGE TINE TABLE.
GORDON WRIGHT. Proprjctor,

Leaves Delta every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 7:So a. IN, arriving at Hotchkss at
1900 ~, at PaOn.a 500 y. m.
Returaing. leaves Iaenil every tuesday. Thurs
day aud Saturday at i:3s y. m, arriving at
Delta at 5:oop. IN. For further particulars,
enquire Al hamh"nds Livery Stable.
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.sDOC.''

The well known stallion will make the
season of 1891 at nv ranch at the Upper
Ferry. Terms: $40 TO insure; money due
when mare is known to he with fnaI. Par
ties disposing of mare after being bred will
be held responsible for charges of breeding.
GXw 6. l.. SMITH.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
n,.sss m r- Pasture,

"Silvertip Ranch," Surface Creek, adio,n.
ing Meldrums Horse Ranch. LOO acres fine
pasture, safely fenced, posts and pnles; no
barb wire. Horses taken after June la. on
reasonable terms.
W. c. srRoxa,
Delta r. o.
Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07
County Omesrn.

County Conmissioners-First district, W. II
Stewart second district. Hezry Teaehaut: third
district. N. ". Heistand
Clerk and Recorder ,dAm wishart-
6hsrif-w. s. Girardet
1reasurer-Amos X Howard
County Judgs-d. w Henry.
6srvsyor-J. A. Curtis
AssoSsor-f. r. Burriit
superintendent OF schools-P. N Csndit
corOnsr-br. II. X. Breasted.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-07

Aethodist Episcopei Chureh.
REV. ". J. Jrpp. Pastor.
Preaching in the Court House every SUNDAY a;
ii:oo a. m and fso p. m. sunday School in the
Court House at 1:3o p. IN. Prayer iseetIng
Wednesday evening in the parsonage at
%, O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
Among the Pug,llst..

Charley Kemmic, the ST. Paul weter-
weight, has challenged Danny Need
ham to fight for purse and a stake.
Ed. Corey, fistic champion of Indiana,
was married at La Porte the other day,
The groom wore black eye, the result
OF recent fight.
George Lee, the oGrsman, says that
Ted Prtchard will not come to this
country. II know him WE'LL" said
George, land the ship has not yet been
built that he would sail on"
George Dawson, lightweight cham
pion OF Australia, is at present unable
10 engage anyone, as since his victory
over Dummy Mace his little finger on
his left hand, which he knocked out on
Mace's head, has been troubling him.
Jack and Billy Slavin, brothers OF
the Australian heavyweight, showed
themselves to be such poor fighters that
none of the California clubs will give
them an engagement. They are going
to open saloon in San Francisco.
Vacaville, CAL, claims to possess q
world-beating pugilist In one Stadfeldt,
about twenty-five years Of age, six feet
five inches in heighth and weighs 2l5
pounds in fighting condition. He is
said to be wonderfully agile and shlfty
on his feet. All be lacks is boxing ex-
perience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
BRID0EPORr.

A man, woman and small child,
whose names could not be learned. were
driving in road cart at tho Wheeling
Creek mines on Tuesday, and just as
they were ascending the grade which
crosses the c., L. & ". railroad, the
horse became frightened at locomo-
tive and turned so suddenly around that
the cart was upset, throwing the occu'
pants out. The man and child escaped
injury, but the woman received broken
leg. DR.. Wagner was called and rem
dered the necessary assistance, and al
last accounts she was getting aionc
nicely.
The building of the new bank, tht
laying OF the water pipe, tho street
paving at the west end OF the electric
bridge, the building Of the EXTENSIVE
addition to the Aetna mill, the strinf
OF the electric wires through Aetna
vile and the bullding o! the reservoir
are the improvements now in progress
in our village, all Of which give it +
very business-liko appearance.
The Sunfnwer Fishing Club will aiyr
n picnic on Saturday afternoon az Lylr''
Park, IN the hill back Of Krkwood-
Refreshments and amusencnts OF a.
kinds will be In abundance and no douh'
pleasant afternoon will DO spent. ~
three o'clock every person can get theiI
picture taken Tree OF charge.
EtnaviIle presented n petition, signe'
by tiity-0ne persons, 10 Council Tues
lay evening, asking thata policeman b'
appointed for that portion or fowl
Council took their petition under con
sideratioD, and it Is likely that one vii
be appointed.
A man who lives near Portland wa
arrested yesterday on charge of steal
ing Col. Hills horse and buggy but Il,
man and he WAS DISCHARGED.
Shippers, and In fact every one here
regret very much 10 hear OF the resig
ation Of Mr. George Norrington, yard
master Of the c., L. 81 w. He was efli
;icnt and clever to all.
The new reservoir is now about nine
snen feet deep. hut progress Is greatly
retarded on account of stone. Mnssrs.
seneca and E1cnf ger Lyle have the con-
tract for excavation.
Mr.. Robt. Sleadman, of ST, Glars
Vile, Is in charge Of the engine In
Smith & Sons Touring mil during the
absence Of Mr., William Church, WHO is
SICK.
HIbberd s. Son have delivered their
tools on Bank street and hired their
pen and they expect to be ready to cc-
Iin laying pipe this morning.
1t is reported that there have been
i've deal.,s at Wheeling Creek within
the past few weeks, OF dipntheria and
caret fever.
A now gun club has been organized
Kirswooa, l'ner field VIII De lVcatrd
an the Glenn farm, short distance west
i town.
Taere will be a free concert and on
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The League standing.
Association Contests.

CINCINNATI, o., August 5. -BaltimOe
lost to-day's game on errors and its ina
bility TO hit Mains. Caravans fielding
was wretched, aud most Of Cincinnatis
errors are chalked up against him.
Attendance, 500. Score: Cincinnati 8,
Baltimore 5; hits, aud 8; errors, aud
S; earned, 3 aud .; pitchers, Mains and
Robinson; umpire, Mahoney.
ST. LOUIS, August Sit took eleven
innings TO decide WHICH u s1p3I uI Mould Va
third, s.. .sassa cracked out a single and
Won the game for the visitors. Atten-
dance 2,4OO. St. Louis 3, Athletics L.
Hits, Z and @; errors, and none; earned
runs, RO0s and L; pitchers, EaSton and
Sanders; umpire, Ferguson.
CcIUMBUS. o., August 5.-WaShing-
ton OGtsatted Columbus to-day but had
poor luck in placing their hits. The
work OF Crooks was phenomenal and he
saved tho game for Columbus. Attend
ance 200. Columbus 5, Washington 4;
hits, . ard Is; errors, none; earned runs,
ard !, pitchers, Dalan and CarSey; um-
pire Davis.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 5.--LOuis-
willie and Boston played an interesting
game to-day, The feature Of which was
the Louisvlllcs clean fielding. Score:
Louisville Z, Boston .; hits, and 10;
errors, o ara 3. Pitchers, Fitzgerald
and uaddock. Umpire. k-rns.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In tbc Circuit Court Of ohio County, Yves
Virginia. IN Chanc-fy.
Ellzahslh Oldham sdmini,tra'Eris Of the
asiae Of James "A. oldham, dsceased, Com.
plainnnt,
IS.
George MILLER. A. Wilnn Kelly. Elisha Connel.
~. Gihson T.. craRTsL ruastee. l. y, wilson.
AaN r.. Wilson. |. h Jones trustee, E.uma
Hurt ard Jehn burt, her ha.hana. Anna -uih-
erinnd am Alopra sutherland. her hUsha nd.
GrofR" J. oldham Laura oldham and EhyH
beth oldham. Defendants
rs virtue Of an oraal eBiaFed In The above en-.
titled oinse on the sih day OF July, 1901, 10 isr-
fssred - tho und'rsisn.d commissioner ~ tSii
court 70 MeeftAip ana iep5u
Fir.t The value n The real sud pefsenpl -.
trts ~ James " Oldham dec-asud.
Sscond. abe liens and claims against said
csinfs.
Third. Tn. value Of III, widows dsws' In
grosA.
Fou,ih Any other matter dremsd pertinent
by tie commis' Toner, OF required by any par'y
intsretiej
H.tcs /. hereby giysa thn' the pnSsrslgafd
has Fixed ulrn ~, rdsy 'he siiA gay of Augss'.
1901. coiDm"nsing a. gV'ciocn a. ~, az The time,
and his OHIO. no, itai ch piin~ street. Wheel
ing. ". Va, % the risce ~ whlah hs will \ ..
COED 20 ascsrisn and report tie ssfrfal raiiefs
IN the said order Off .s'ebc- fs,gi,ed,
CIV under M hand hi, rab dsy n July,
1901. gLossk r. o. Sif.,ihff~T.
lIoyD X SOISgavILL1 LDmm'ss .eD~r,
solicitors fDr Cum isinans. jyiioav'
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County imirmary directors were In the
city yesterday.
There will be a dance at Scheli's Sat
urday evening. Everybody is respect
fully invited.
DR.. Hobensack is in PIttsburg on
business, and his lady Is visiting friends
in Wellsville.
There was n special Meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the I. c. i. last
evening.
A brother and sister OF Harry North
wood will leave to-day Tor their home in
England.
Miss Anna Belle Hobbs is able to be
out again after long siege Of typhoid
fever.
Miss jessie Williams is attending the
Marshall County Institute at Mounds
vile.
J. J. Mccormick. general agent OF the
C. & P. railroad, was In the city yester'
day.
The Scotch Ridge Sunday School
will hold picnic at Taylor's Grove TO-
day.
J. c. McCleary, Of Portland Station,
was In the city yesterday on business.
EMisses Sallie and Molrc Hall arc the
guests OF their cousin, George Hall.
Miss Annie Howell, Of the Island, Is
the guest OF friends here.
Miss Jennie MeGrew is In Welisbure
on a visit to friends.
Hon. w. T. Lewis is back from Col
umbus.
Albert Harrison, of Smithaeld, was
here yesterday.
Miss Sarah Hoyle is visiting friend:
In GAINESVILLE.
Zenas Irwin has gone to Beuna Vista
Virginia.
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POINT pLkAsANr.
News Notes from that Ne!chhorh"od
The irons &C
& W.

News Notes from that Neichhorh"od'
The crops, &c
To ne Eaifoy OF ne Rsgisisr
Thinking few Iiems from this
place would be scceptabic 10 yop, !
have penncd line "rs
just now the political pot Is begin
ming 10 boil, and many AFRO the men who
ara seeking - get their names IN tn"
papers for various offices on the canning
democratic State ticket. The latest Is
the Petersburg ScnHncrs mention OF
Hon. =. G. Esthan, of this comfy Tor
Governor. Now there Is no qnest'O1
nut That he would make strong candi-
late and a good Governor, hi; the Dem
ocrats do not think 10 Is right To bring
MIN ont when we already have n candi-
date for Auditor In tho person OF Hon.
Geo w. Tippctt, lie has long been an
lvowcd Candidate, and his chances itr
tho nomination are growing brighter
every day. To bring out candidates Tor
nther positions In the county would
work To his disadvantage. Seriously,
we do not believe Mr.. Ehstham is a can
didate for Governor, but Ike all men,
ne likes 10 see these complimentary
notices OF himself.
Point Pleasant Is forging right ahead,
4 nnmh,r OF nice buildings have been
rect. d here this season, and more ar
under way. Among tho Finest huiid-
ngs erected il the Register building,
lnd to which the Jleyister Oili"c WIS
moved last week. The Register ba'
now one OF the best appointed Office
| rooms In the State. Tho building cost
about SO, 600 and Is two'story strnc'
tura with plate glass front.
A row Jail for the county Is now un-
Ter contract, and will be erected on the
| tie OF the old one. IL will cost about
SIS. 900 and will be supplied with all
modern couyen,e19sscs gid ~, Sll Rsa Xii sfae
imeod syStcn.
I Ali Of the injured of the fearful accI.
dent on the X & NJ. X. Il. on July 4th,
near Charleston, this county, are abonI
well.
On mex; Monday the town votes or
Question of issuing $4,000 In bonds In
nssiSt IN locating large woodwork fac
tory az this place. The remainder,
$4,000 has been made up by snbscrlp
lions from our own people. n the bonds
carry, which they will Ivy M almost
unanimous vote, the company will TO
move from PiltshurG Ia this place Al
once. The entfrprise will ada about
800 skilled workmen to our towns pop
ulation.
Tho crops have not been 80 good for
years as they are this year, and 0u!
farmers are cheerful and hopeful, and
II they could only get rid ~ the robber
tariff tax imposed by Mckinley. they
would DC the happlcst people In the
world. y.
Point Pleasant, August !.
BAD DEAIyAGH causes much sickness,
and bad blood ana Improper acll0n Of
the liver aBG Kidneys IL Dad drainage To
the human system. which Durdock
Il ooh Buffers r, mcsy.
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II. ccl.ilnn rtannInr-
Drs6,s>s, csr.


P;ofYer Is feeling ia great style, but
cannct hit little bit
Pitchers are going back 10 the old res
li.,5le slo~ crop ball. IL is tho most
effective.
Hamilton, OF the Philiies, * running
f. ~ least 1913 pace now. Every day
hC beats out bit.
George Spcer. tho little Plttsburg
catcher with san Jose, has been sus-
pended for indulging in "GIve me three
cards" after retiring hours.
Quincy and Joliet played disgrace
full game Monday. There was row In
nearly every inning, and Sharp, OF
Joliet, was barely prevented from
striking the umpire.
Here am again, Nick, full Of gin
ger. sang out Latham as he came 10 the
bat in the fourth inning, Monday.
Nichols sent in IN insh00t and Arlie
sent the ball over the garden wall Tor
homer.
When Bug Holidays arm gets wcil
enough to allow him % resume his old
place, Cincinnati Will have by far the
best outfeld they have ever had. holii-
day, Browning aud Halligan are a great
trio when batting, oaSe-running ana
fielding are considered.
Shearon is slow pitcher, and In the
fatal ninth, Monday, the Giants thought
they had fooled long enOIgh with slow
pitching, and hits by Whistler, Rgsie'
Herman, O'R0urke, Conner and Glass
cock, with an extremely costly error oy
Mexican, gave them six runs.
An agent OF the League has been
working for weeks 10 bring about the
happy result so loog desired oy lovers
OF the game. The League Is tired OF
the high salaries and the sQua0oleS
with players. Il is realized that peace
is neceSsitY for both sides.
II Unoie Arson holds ATS own on toiN
trip he may land the flag. Wa'le the
Eastern clubs manage 10 slaughter each
other. ont I'm the wild West 'AnSe
seems TO find the Cincinnati and Clrve-
land pudding jn-t 10 bis liking, Fits-
burg alone has given him an argument
McGnnnigle would be very foolish TO
quit PittSburg how. The Fit'Sourg
people may appreciate Ranlpn'S posi-
ton and al that, but what thev wah'
IS a winning bail term, and u MttfnF
nigle can give them winners he VIII %
wayup no matter how much Mr. liam
Ion Is approached.
William MctiunLiglf, WI manaSeu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
5eI.tAIRB

The result of the Democratic primo.
-les, so far as caa be learned, are as foi-
lows;
First Delegate, NJ. Hoffman;
alt, rnate. Z. L. Gleason; Committee
mar, Ed. Alum.
Second ward-DelCgate, VIM. A.
Shepherd, Henry McCready, NJ. LynS-
key; Committeeman, W. c. Warnock.
Third ward-Delegates E. j, SteGer,
Charles Kodewig; alternatrs, John Q
Addison, A. Porterfrld. Committeeman,
John Lockwood,
Fourth ward - Delegates, VIM. A.
Schramm, VIM. Price, Frank Williams;
alternates, Jacob Reiiz, August Schick,
T.. +. Addison; Committee man, L c.
Meyer.
Fifth ward-Delegate, Emmett Nc
Keen; Committeeman, Reuben Lowe.
The rest of the delegates will be ap-
pointed by the committeeman Of each
ward.
The new Democratic Club has about
100 members now, and Is organized as
follows: Presidents, j. B. Darrah; Sec
rotary, w. c Warnock; Treasurer, j.
ID. Kelly; Corresponding Secretary,
Daniel Theobold. A vice president was
appointed from each of the wards as
follows: First ward, Joseph Fralinger;
Second ward, Abe Stahl; Third ward,
Ed Steger; Fourth ward, George &
Morgan. Fifth ward, Joseph Boswell.
At the next meeting on Wednesday a
speaker will be on hand to make an ad-
dress il one can he secured.
A boy named Weeks, who lives in the
Second ward, lost the end Of finger in
A peculiar way. The boy was playing
around grind stone which was oper-
ated by rope belt and treadle. by
some means finger GOt under the rope
and NJ each turn OF the grind Stone the
member was squeezed tighter and
tighter. Before the stopc was stopped
the OOy'S finger was utSlmostthrough.
Young We Ks had grit enough IN walk
several squares u doctor and have the
Injured member cut entirely of.
A man named Thompson appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, complain
ing that lie had been attacked In hl>
home about eleven o'clock on Tue sday
night. He said he heard noise in tho
hack room and went out 20 Investigate.
without warning he was struck Sav"re
blow on the shoulder whirh fell'd bin
When he rcgainsd his fcctthc mnrauder
had skipped, A small sum OF money
was taken. Tho assailant is rot N'owD.
John Boyer. Of This township. ara
Chas. TaprN. OF Norwood, tried law
suit hesnrr Squire Mason ye>t' rday. A
h,rso. mule and rate figurrd IN tho
proceedings. Doe man wanted damages
because tho u,hcr w"a'd int imply
With bargain MADE Snnc days s'hce.
Wonder il III" electrical clocks bow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
BIr Event. MT Jerome Park,

JEROME PARK, August 5.-There
were moro potent attractions than stake
events on the card here to-day, and
fully $500 persons we're induced to
make the disagreeable journey to the
track, simply because they wanted to
sec Firenzie, the queen OF the turf, and
Loantaka, the suburban winner, run.
II was Flrenzie's first appearance OF the
vaor and auaru ono srsae ~,'viH''" tes- a. .
that she experienced before the subur-
ban. The track was in good shape and
most of the events were won in fair
time.
First race, sweepstakes, for all ages, five
furlongs-Loantaka first Time ;03.
Second race, sweepstakes, 1,400 yards
Firer lie hrst. Time ;s9H.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes, five
furlongs -Rhoda Colt first. Time 03.
Fourth race, selling sweepstakes, one
mlle-Lepanto first Timo Az.
Fifth race, selling, for 2-vear olds, five
furlougs-Talle Back frat. Time | ;04
Sixth race, a handicap sweepstakes with
$3.50 added, the short course-Delaware
first. Time 3:3S
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tertainment given for the benefit Of tho
Forester, in Pitts Hall on Auln.t Is.
The funeral Of William ID. Dunlevy
occurred yeslc.d.y al nom. The inter
ment took place u Weeks cemetery.
Mr.. Ross Williams has r turned to
his home in Pit'sburg. after a few dsys
visit al the La BELLE House.
Mr.. Edward Wells. 81 Pleasant Grove,
is the guest OF Mrs. Kate Van Peit, OF
the sherman House.
A sevon foo er fr.m Flushing attract
cd great deal of attention on on.
streets yesterday.
Mrs. u. C. kiasoy and two daughters.
of Toledo. 0hio. are the guests OF MIS-
Edward Fireman.
Superintendent L. T. Lnrree, OF ia.
c. Il p, was Ia town yesterday on o.
icial business.
Mr.. Locke, manager OF the Crystal
Glass Factory, Is threatened with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Wilbur Topping, OF the Bellaire
Stamping Works, Is Ia Chicago on ton
| DAYS trip.
The electric ear company are busy
siringIng the electric wires through
&tnayille.
John Campbell, Of Einavilie, Is max
ing extensive improvements on his
| dwelling.
Messrs. ]. c. Dent aud I. M. Foyle,
are >ojonrhing IN West Virginia.
Mr.. Grorge !. Miller, OF Cleveland,
was In town Yesterday.
WIN. j. Howells Il improving. we are
glad TO note.
VIM. Lloyd is quite sick with the
fever.
Mrs. Joseph Taylor Is slightly indls-
posed.
Yesterday was pay day on the c., L.
Il W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
MARTINS FERRY.

The Seldom Seer Fishing Club re-
turned from their annual fishing eycur
sion yesterday. This was one OF the
best EQUIPPED clubs that left this city
this summer, and good many of ouI
citizens, who have not the good luck &c
get of from their daily toll, for any
length Of time, would spend few days
with the Seldom Seen, aud would r..
turn and report the splendid reception
that always greeted them.
Rev. Father MattIngly left yesterdr'
morning for the Matiingly settlement
to visit 4 sick relative IN this settle
ment, whore tho first Mnttnaly went IL
1867. There are about 200 relatives
The first Mattnglys came 10 this cour ,
try with Baltimore, Int part of then
emigratfd ID near Xannsvilo, where
they were Joined later by others OF Oh
family.
Cycling has got 10 DO all the rage II
this city at present. 1t has got surh
hold on one young man that he was on
until two o'clock In the morning prac
ticing on the brick paved street undo
an electric light. Wei, II ID TT Jenkln.
may DO a good barber, hut he wants L.
keep his leg ont of the bicycle whee
ana DO more careful who ne runs over
A repetition was submitted by the
| c. IL L. railroad 10 Council Tuesday
night 10 put In gates at the Iianovei
street crossing il Council would give
them the right OF way 10 run q swtci
across Hanover aud Hickory streets
Council ought to remember that are sew
eral more streets that they need gates
on before they grant them this right.
Dir. w. r. Matthew'S. OF Evansville,
was bera yesterday 10 fxiend an invita-.
tion 10 the members of the Ohio Valley
Trades Association TO attend and par
tclpate In the big labor demonstration
that will take uIaco in that city on the
seventh day OF September.
Miss Ella Van Palt loft yesterday
with her sister, Mrs. Ida Met onehey, for
the latler's home IN brilliant after
pleasant visit with her parents hero.
Mr.. James Grafton aud MIss MarS
Heaton, of Smith fold, were married o.
the NJ. E. parsonage by the Lev. Win
ters yest rday morning.
Prof. L II, Walters, OF Philadelphia.
is in the city the guest OF Mr. and Mr..
William WethoraId, on North Fifth
street.
Mr.. David I'M, Of Erie, Pa, general
agent If the Northern American Insur-
ance Company, was ia town yesterday.
Charles Smith Of Plttsbulg, Kansas,
arrived here last night on visit TO his
father, II. w. Smith aud family.
Miss Annie Scott, OF New Philadcl-
phia, is expected in the ely to-day e.
visit her aunt, Mrs. 7. j. Gun.
Commi'sInnnr Isreel will be here to-
day.to stake oil tie ground for the twa
bridges Oh the county road.
Isaac Ncxland has commenced the
erection III n s!v ronm Dwelling housr
for Capt. Johh Hutchinson.
Bros iwsy will b severed and paved
from Isif rsn; n Ruckeye str, cts ou
the asscssms IL pia.-.
John 81 lshnt,om and William Lodge,
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Earatoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 5.-This
was an extra day of the race meeting
here. The sky was hazY and the track
heavy, There was about an average
attendance.
First race, purse $40, for 2-year-olds,
FIVE furlongs-Lester first, Bonnie Burk
second, Corinne third. Time l:O6. For
eigner was scratched.
Second race, one mile-Busteed first,
Jake Saunders second, John Jay S, third,
Time AS.
Third race, six furlongs-Appomattox
first, Rinfax second, Foreigner third,
Time 10.
Fourth race, purse $500, one mile and a
furlong-Uncle Bob first, Racine second,
BelWood third. Time 2:00N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
WIZ Play Anrhndr

The baV-keepers have pulled together
by block and tackle magnificent nine,
and ehallege anything from the Chicagos
aud New 1orks down TO the Red Lions
They prefer, OF course, to treat with
New York or Chicago, and If they can't
run against such good mines they would
like 10 meet the whole Ohio Valley
League at once. All letters or com
munieations should be addressed TO
Capt Jack Crogan. He will order the
coffin, hesrse and carriages free OF
charge. The niue is composed OF the
following gentlemen: c., Markell; D.,
Sheppard; l, Cro2an; 2, Collins; 3, KEN
pie; $, White; l., Hazlett; ~, Warner;
T., O'Malley; sub, Windsor.