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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

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.nnfspN A. ulggi,k - tisticl
Fof jais. % rrsi.sis.
GEORGE Wilson, o'ta'.
sounty rr~s.arvf.
GEORGE " ATWOOD, oifnis
Tor Coaniy Ausrusy.
Ir..NE sNtrH. e,>or~y
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losEru D ~rENE>S. ~ iosei
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Tor Essisisr - p,s-s-, :. --tcru hl-ifst.
I,KiyN HAIIAEp gfFrsburs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

oSr9Rp. s.-A.s Cesrt Of rresaie. he'll ..
On the y<tiiioa Of Harlan p. Whssisr. Admia.
lstrAict ofths estate ef HOWARD v. FARwELL
lsse Of Gihrsd. In saii Cosnsy. tes~as~i,
esssts de-erflei In his PETITION on als IN The
f'rvhese once q IN advassAreoas oGsr ef tues.
" aye dollars for the payment Of dsbss sai
eo-ts of Administration.
Onpsntp. That The AID pssisIenes rse notice
81 HE I<tition. with this order tk<rvon, ~ ~
pabushrsi thrv~ we~ks surccssively In the On.
Icr ihenecr.e. newspeper printe.i - rarts, IN
Cssr' - /, ~, - 80 a., - 49, rs s's
Of Juiy sext, q niss e'eL<k IN the forvsesu. ash
49,. go =. u a.y ,Asy have. uhy Ne ss.s
MISUNDERSTANDING 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
STATE o. MAINE.
OXFORD. q.

pNfphD, ..
Probate Count, June Tern. A. n. isy,.
4 certain th.truusnt parIsoftlas ~ - q copy
~ IN. lat M And Te.tament ~ Adalins 4. Oval
.on. late % ramin Cham In ths STATE ~ Na.-afha
SITS, an,i % tho Probate thsrcsf In ssii state
duiy asthsutirstsl, hsNins lssn pf.-sntssi W w
judss ~ Probate Zoe oar ali ,ountf ~ pktor'i
Zoe ths pur-s-s ~ hsins aig~ci, nlssi sni ~
toris-t IN Tho fr,shst. tour Zoe ssli tountY
pHDtHlp. That notlcs thsr..f - given u 81
fTr.oa. intsrv.tssi ther.in, by causing oopy ol
lhis of,ief o. - publl.hsi hrs wesks susce-
sitsly In ths Otfori psms.-rsi, pTin,s-i al fsft.
that They NAY spt,-sr a q frohsis tour ~ u
bsli a Parts, In ALL ,osaiy. 90 The thiri Tues
,iay 81 Aus nstt, al nlns ~ the ch-s In tho fsr.
hson. AMI .hos oauss. ~ any they have. Asals.
GroRGE A. WILSON, Juds,.
A irAs copy-Alls.t Ill. Z. DAVE. neTstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
DIED.

In Bs,hsi. Jass q. wlins@ ". Ns.sa. sr.i
IN O,fori. Juns d. Georsisns. ~iis 81 !. Ell.
worth. ass-i a. yesr-,
In t,s,.r. y. n. July Q. Rs,. wm. Bss,in..
as..i 20 years.
In south fAft.. Jass "a. John Brswn, ss-i %
In T,.alna risn,,uoa. Jane u, Mr.. Chsrlo4is
Wes,er. sgs-i = year..
M sai Mr.. " sllas. d. Uains..
In Ilsthel, Jsss =, Maui n. Brise, dsufhtsr
N the late ps,ii BrtiE,, aEei y year. sni !
mooths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

IL 10 likely that the granite cuttsrs'
difi,culty will soon Be settled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

TiIr sub.sriisr hsrvby si,e. pablo noti.e
that she has teen duly spi-olnts-i by The lioaor
bls Ju.iFe % rrohsie Toe tie County % Osfori,
as.i s..a~ed the trust Of Ad~'ni'sr.'n' OF 'hs
estate ef
HERMAN A. FuLIER. late % rart..
IN saii Couhty, decessst. by r,ins ioai a. The
lag dirvst., she thsrvfsrv r~lue.ts all r<r-ons
lnsieitei b. the estate ~ ssit ie.ss-esi " maize
imms.tiats payment. AMI tho-s who have any
DEMANDS thsrvon 3. eShlbit The same o.
Jsas n, I-,a IDA ". ftLLEn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

'ONFDRD, .. NJ Count ~ frolate hski q
p.Tts sttLin ant fof tn Couaty ~ Dxfori
% thr thiri ris.isy - Jane, 4. u. is,f
Msuks 4 ttash ~tisv ~ ALD>fD VI
fltt.D. late - Usy Plantation. dss.a.s.i. hat
lng pfv-sutsi hsf tstltioa fsf al allysanos oui o
IT, fer.snAl Estate % alt assss-e-i
OsDtstD. That ALI Istitionsf give nafics 81
ths same o. all psr.ons intsrrstssi usrvin, ~
Publishing q cspy ~ this orisr hrvs 500. suc
rs..itsiy In the Oxfori ismn~rst, q bssspsTsl
pfinis-i al Paris. In sAii tounty, that they MAJ
sptssr sl fr,sl.ats tour ~ - ls,lisn AZ Part.
within and Zoe sali tounty. oa ths thir
Tus-isy - Jaly nsxt. ai nins o'chs-k IN IN
forsns-sn, and sho~ csasr. ~ any they have
GEoRGE 4. WILSON, Ja.is..
Atrus copy --LATEST III. a. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

oxYpgD, sat- q Coar % rrolats heh 81
Parts, ~tthin shi for the toantI ~ Drfof'i.
on ths thiri Tas-.iay - Jane, A.b. issg.
Hus.sii frstt. Admlnistraipr oa ths estate ~
IMHIIN IIOisGDD> lais ~ Baskhskl, In ssii
,santy, iessas.-t. ha,ins pr-.suts.i NJ. sesouu,
- ssiunlnis,r.tioa ~ the estate ~ ssii de.s-si
Zoe Allowance
OEI,Hsp, That the ALI Admini.tratsf s'te
nutir. ~ al Isr.ons Interested, ~ causing so"py
% tn. sf,lsr a. - publishs-i thrvs wells sns
o...itsly In the Oxfort IN.ms-rsi prints-i Il
Parts. that they may spJ-sf st frsl-s,s ,"ai,
o. - hski % fsr.. In ALI ,eunty. % th~ thiri
Tu.-isy - Iuly nsNt. 20 nins o'clssk In tlss
fuFens-sn. AMI .ha~ cause, N any they have, Wy
the .ams shouh nst l.. sig~~i.
.EDl..E 4. WILSON, Jufsr
Atrs eopy-stte-t III q. DAVIS. hssistf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

THE .ah-.rtisr hsr,by give. pablic notios
that ~ has i-en daily spl-astssi BY the Honor
ahie Jaise 81 froi.sis Coz The C.unty ~ Osforl
sol assumed the trust of Administrator ~
the estate %
sILAs MANN. late ~ hartford,
In ssi County. ieccs-ei. BY sisins lrgni a. tho
hs dir.sts, W thswforv rcslac-t. al per-ons
lnsisbts-i D. the estate ~ .sii heoss-ei a. male
imws>iisis payment. sni tho-s wha have any
| dsiasnis thsron o. eNhibit The same "
Iuns ~, 1sys. siLAs ", hANIh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
JoWn y. sfAsLsr, Rkstsrrn.
GREENWOOD.
Y, y. Iion ~ L. Love. m
%. n. Cummings W %. y. Cummings, '~
HAHrvosp.
j. pcu 70 u. ~ stuart. -
ngxtco.
T.. %. Reel ~ %. Rsscron. ts
sILros rtAsrsrIos.
a. A. kimi.aii 10 .. Jsshsoa.
rAnis.
~. q Chs.s 81 u. N. Elisv, Ia
q. Sailing. ~ 81 10 %. u. wcsibary, !
Eunrosp.
saw. toe. ". fslro,i.
same toJ. v. STEPHENS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
CYCLONE SWEPT!
THE WOE or THE WEST APPEARS
IN THE EAST AND OXFORD
COUNTY BECOMES IT'S
PLAY GROUND.

4 rsvvtae Cysisss rssas o. rssts ssa
swssps che West ssA Nssth Parts %
nsshasia Dsssrsytss Evsrythiss u
Ns Pash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

OXFORD. % Ala Court % Probate hsli a
Parts. within sni for the ,ounty ~ Osfofi,
90 The thiri rpe-iay ~ June. 4, u. lyi.
Da ths t-titisn ~ D,i. wsrrvn t,erutsr ~ Ne
viii - Isaiah wsrvn. o srviitor, praying for
liz sppointmsnt ~ s"ms satshss lsr..n
a. administrator - the estate ~ IVORY
y ->Ow, 'a,s ~ fryebars In Tho .sii ,oaaty
% Osfgri. de-essct
OHB,H,D that aotics ~ ths foreg,ins I.stitioa
10 pahh.hs-l fuF thfvs weeks surss-sitelY, prior
b. the thiri TUESDAY % July, 4. u. lssi, In tbs
O,fori D,mpsrai Prints-i 81 Paris, In sail
County - , -,
Auus ooyy--site-t III. 4. DAVIS. nssist<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

INV subscriber hervby give. publ s.s'es
": hs H.. ssss ssly sHps,sssi " 80 , .sS
assumed NE trust Of Admin''sra''f Of NE s''s's
AMOS v. HsRNEs. lar ~ rrysbarr.
In sali Coanis. ,iescs~s-i, w ststnE b.ni ~ We
hu dirpsts. he therefore rv.lae-ts al persens
indehss-i % the estate 81 AID dersasei W ms.s
imms-ilsss "a, msnt. AMI thsss vhs have any DO
msnsis th<rvon "a 90 hiiit the same ~
Juse Z, Isa. EDwARD y. HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
TIE CYCLE TOURNAMENT.

GoOp RACES UNDER rIIE AUSPICES ~
TuE ,oUTn rARI, WHEEL CLuB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

THE .uh.sliisr hsrhy give. rsblis Nctiee that
Is.iss Of Probate f.r thu Coarty ~ Oxfori ami
assumed the trust ~ AdninisrHsof of "~
tststs Of
OLIVE CoNNoR late ef yp.barE Academy
Grant.
In .aii County. as-ssss.i, by diving boai a. ths
lsu dirv<ts. ~ thsrvfsrv rv.yus-ts al rer-.ns
inistsei ~ the estate % said sieses-s-i ~ MALE
imms~tiste payment. sst thc-s uhs hssr shy
ds,asn.l. thsseoa ~ sshibu ths .sm~ ~
June 81, I~si- btfONt-I to>Soh-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

TVS sab-sr,isr hsr,by Give. pabne aotios
that she has l-sa daily sppoints-i BY The iiensr.
abls Js,ls. - Probate Zoe The toanty ~ Oxfori
ahi a.sam~i the trust % h,ecusrs ~
ths estate %
RANDALL HASTINGS. late - frysbars.
In ALI g.anty. tecss.s-i. by Tivinx bud o. The
lac dir.st.. .l.s tbrrvfow rrluest. all Isr-"ns
infistis.i ~ the estate u all ,lesss-i ~ msAs
lmms.iiais Iaymsnt, AMI tho-s vho have any
,iemsn.i. thsr,on ~ sshihit ths sane o.
June "A. I-sl gIAHlsDA HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

THE .ab-crttsr hsrvby give. pahlte notios
that she he. lsen duly sptsinisi BY The lioeo.
abb judse ~ Probate Zoe The County 81 osfori,
sni assumed the trust % Adminissrairt OIL
estate ~
HIRAM A. RANDALL. late % Disns
In ssii County, decss-~t. by giving bcni ss the
lao dirvst.. he thsreforv rrslpe-t- ell Isr.ons
insiettsi ~ the estate ~ all decss-ri ." male
iwms-iiats payment. sst tho-s Who have sny
dsfasnsis tksrvoa 81 es hihit the ssms ~
Jane n, ls. EMMA ". RANDALL.
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A,r.oopy-.i,s., Ut {. DAVIS, hssi.isr.
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A.. e,yy- ss1 oii { Slvi.. il: .s,
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AuDs oory-.i,ss Iii {. paws. Rssi.ss''
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A true ,opy-aiis.i III. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
HIS HABD WORK OVER


snuIvan Has Rsgalnod His Old Time
strength-ue Leaves HIS Quarters on the
Goth Inst
CANOE PLACE Inn, August s.-After
a teu-niile walk and two hours work ~
the gymnasium, John Lawrence Suill-
van weighed exactly 2ll}5 pounds to-
day. 80
lie is the very picture Of health and
looks strong enough TO Overturn a
freiqbtcars Not less than five hundred
persons visited the quaint old hostelry
to-day, and Uncle Ned" Mumoy 5 or
dipariiy goOd-natured face beamed.
Sullivan, too, was in excellent humor.
Sullivan's biStered loot has almost
healed, and the hard work appears 70
have little effect on him now. AT first
Il was Ike martyrd0m fohthe champion
but he has gradually accustomed him.
self TO Il. Training has made q new
man Of him.
"I can scarcely believe my eyes when
look at John to-day and think what q
different fellow be was i've weeks ago,
said Trainer Casey. "His constitution
must be wonderful, or he couldn't have
borne the strain.
Sullivan says himself that all MS oio-
time strength and viZor have returned
and that training from this out will be
pleasure 70 him. IL all bis life he oe-
elares. he never felt so well.
To the yarns which have been puo-
lished of late about an alleged row
between Casey and himself Sullivan has
paid little attention, He laughed
heartily. however, at "a story which ap-
reared in an afternoon newspaper yes
terday. In which Jim Robinson was quo
ted as saying that be had been sent for to
LOOK SULLIVAN OVER
Robinson is g good fellow, / guess,
John said, "but I'm sure never tnoush t
Of sending for him, for be could be OF
no service 10 me as Far as my training
is concerned. Neither johnson nor
Wakely asked him 90 come OPT, here.
or that / am positive
Ii has been settled that John l.. Will
leave this place for good on August ~.
three weeks from tomorrow. de VIII
spar ia Brooklyn ON that night, aud 10 Is
expected that he will start for New Or
leans three days later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09

stocks was the. result of further short
sales. with the usual accompaniment OF an
increase of short interest in the MARKET
The bulls are now inclined TO lay stress
upon tue failure of the predictions OF
heavy gold exports TO materal.
ize, together with the tendency OF
exchange to droop under freer offering OF
commercial bills and the evident oversold
condition of the market. A few special
ties DISPLAYED marked strength. On the
withdrawal of pressure TO sell, duLinesS
to-day as usual became the principal
feature of the dealings aud the whole lisV
fiuctuated over the narrowest range. Inc
market closed heavy, generally at close 10
the lowest prices Of the day: Sales, lgo'-
O33 shares. Quotations closed bid
Adams Express, I4S; American FIX,
press, ll9]5; Canada Pacific, $50 Central
Pacific, 2g9{; Chesapeake and ONO, as !;
Chicago and Alton, l49; Chicago, bur
lington and Quincy 1908; Delaware
aud Hudson, 1881; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, ISL; Denver and MO
Grande preferred, IS; Erie, 2SH; do pre-
ferred, 6SA; Fort Wayne, 1888; IN
nois Central, 1929; Lake Shore, 80;
Michigan Central, 100; Missouri Paclhc,
$3.50; Northern Pacific, 2lA; do pre-
ferred 571&; Northwestern, ll195; do pre-
ferreo, l4S; New Ork CehJral, 10,
Pacific Mail, 3415; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, Is; Pittsburg, 155; Pullman
Palace, 1856; Reading, COZ; Rock Island,
1873; St. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred, 7615; st. Paul, s295; do pre-
ferred l27; St. Paul and Omaha, 5318
do preferred, 1913; Tennessee Coal ana
Iron, "a; Texas Pacific, 1881; Union "a
ci6c, IS; United States Express, 5Si
Western Union, 96H.
Mining Stocks-Cholor 50; Grown Point
40; Consolidated California and Virginia,
80; Deadwood, 200; Gould and Curry, 80;
Hale and Norcross, 90; HOmestake, 400;
Independence, -; Mexican, l2O; North
Star, $50; Ontario, 1850; Ophir, 200; Ply
mouth, 90; Sierra Nevada, 100; Standard,
40; Union Consolidated, 80; Yellow Jacket,
40; Iron Silver, 60; Quicksilver, $50; do.
preferred, 1725; Bulwer, 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
Dixon I'm Route.

New ORLEANS, August S--A tele-
gram from Geo. Dixon'S manager, Tom
O'Rouke, to President Noel, Of the
Olympic Club, announces that Dixon,
Howe, HodSkins, two trainers and
O'Rourke and himself would leave for
New Orleans to-day. Orourke says that
Dixon is never out of condition, and is
anxious for for the fight and proud OF
appearing before the Olympic. de
said:
"Pll be the first niger that will have
fought In the great Southern club, and
TN give the Organization dollar for dol
lar in the shape OF fight. The oft
time repeated chestnut that dared not
90 down South will soon receive its
1uietus, aud I am pleased thatit is com
ing so sOon."
O'Rourke asked that Dixan's arrival
be Kept quiet here, as he hates ostenta-
tion. They will select quarters when
they arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
coRBErr 100 STRONG
For Jimmy DAILY and Wrestler MoNay h
Secured 10 Assist In Training.

For Jimmy DAILY and Wrestler NcNay is
Secured TO Assist in Training.
AsBURY PARK, August S.-John Nc
Vay. a we'll known wrestler of Phila-
delphia, has been employed TO assist
Corbett in training for his coming ngnt.
jim Daily mas been sparring and wreSt-
ling With the big Californian ever since
the latter has been here, but Corbett Is
now very strong and DAILY Is no match
for him. McVay weighs 232 pounds
and is well no In sports aud has been
In several battles.
This morning Corbett INDUCED IN his
usual morning practice at hand-0all.
With DAILY as his partner Severa' ex'it-
ing games were played with Lawrence
Ford aad John Brogan, both experts In
the game. H0nors were even. A run
10 Long Branch aud return aud an hour
punching the bag wound up the days
exercises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
SHORT AND VICIOUS.
one Blow in the Jaw Destroys the Pugu-
istio Aspirations % Mr. shaw.

One Blow in the jaw Destroys the Pugil-
istio Aspirations o. Mr. shaw.
LAFAYETTE. I'M, August S.-A par
ty of 100 witnessed a two-Ouuce glove
contest this morning IN Fountain coun-
ty that proved 70 be one of the shortest
on record. The principles were Con
DOYLE. the Chicago welter-weight, aud
w. Il. shaw, amateur welter-weight,
Of this city The referee and time
keeper were selected from the
crowd. The men met I'm the
,sntre Of a ring at 7;57. After little
cautious sparring for an open
ing. Doyle landed on Shaw'S breast
with his right. Ho followed with q
feint, and lodged q vicious left-hand
swing Of Shaw's Doyle then landed
left and right on shaw, the blow with
The right catching his jaw sQuarely
knocking him senseless and cut. The
aGais lasted twenty-nine seconds. The
Dursswas $3.50 side. 1t was Shaw's
frst rhg fight and he says be has had
enoug4
DoylS has challenged Sam Grant the
colorsdheavy.eight oi 4is city. -
finish HIT il four west
not mad . Feplv<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09

mixed IS 90a6 90; prime heavy and butch
ers' weight 6 O5a6 20; light s. 50a6 10
Sheep = Receipts, 6,000 head; markei
steady; ewes 81 50; mixed s. loa4 70;
wethers S. 00a5 60; Texans 81 l0a4 4U;
Westerns s. s0a4 80; lambs 50 SOa6 90.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August Seattle
Receipts 3,O57 head; shipments lib head
market fair; 10a20c higher than last week,
Hogs = Receipts G. $50 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady; corn-fed s. SOa
6 10; grassers IS 50a5 70,
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
LOO head market stronger, and loo TO Zoe
higher than last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, O., August 8. = Hogs,
stronger, common and light a T5a4 so;
packing and butchers q 50a6 90. Receipts,
1855 head; shipments, 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
PETROLEUM.

NEW York, August s.-Petroleum open
ed steady, advanced &c on light trading
and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot
none; August option opened at 52Isc;
highest, 531Ec; lowest, 52}Sc, and closed at
53]Ec; sales, $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, August S.-Petroleum,
opened at 52]%c; highest, 534c; lowest,
size; closing, 53Lc; sales, $4,000 barrels;
clearances, 10000 barrels; shipments,
122, 227 barrels; runs, 49, 459 barrels
P1TTsBURG, Pa, August s.-Petroleum,
opening and lowest, 55c; closed at 5315c;
highest, $40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
VERY CONFIDENT.
Corbett says That He Is Bound TO be
Champion.


Corbstt says That He Is Bound TO be
Champion.
AsBURY PARK, n. j., August S.
James j. COrbett has improved wonder
fully since his arriva, 40 the seaSh0re.
When the big California boy first came
here. after long season with w. 4.
Brady's theatrical company, his mus
cles were soft and haOoy, aud he was
delicate In appearance. Not so now.
He IS bronzad by the hot sun and his
muscles and whole frame generally
show development that has been ac-
ouired by six weeks OF hard training.
Corbett is a hard worker. lie knows
that he has tho greatest night OF his life
before him.
The California boys course Of train
ing will be modified In q few days.
INSTEAD OF THE WALKS
In the morning ne viii rest during that
time and do the greater part OF his work
In the afternoon. He takes walks 90
Long Branch about twice q week.
When not doing this he is playing hand
ball. punching the bag, using the wrist
macbiug or taking row on Deal Lake.
tbe beautiful sheet OF fresh water
directly in the rear Of the Brady cot
tage. where be is making mis- head
quarters. 81,
Corbett is visited by hundreds Of his
friends and sight-Seers every day. There
is d tmbr5'd curiosity among the summer
visitors aud cOttagerS 40 ASbury Park 20
see a Prize fighter train, and 10 Is at the
Brady cottage and it's surroundings
that they can have their curiosity salts
fed. COrbett is introduced 20 them all
and it requires about two hours OF has
time each day 20 meet ana chat with
them. The surroundings will be more
exclusive after awhile, and none Out the
fighters warmest friends and hackers
will be allowed 90 see him 60 through
the
REGULAR COURSE or TRAINING.
Corbett is confident that Sullivan viii
fall before him. To a friend be said
last night: "I can escape FROM my
oppOnent's blows and, being agile on
NV feet, can at the same time get 10
some OF my right handlers"
And then concluding, COrbett said.
ssTen Mr.. - that the next time ne
sees me 1 will be the champion Of the
world"
Corbett did not say this with any
naughty pride. dis manner and tone
indicated the determination be has to
win this fight.
He is now in excellent condition, sud
If the big fight was 70 take place mex.
week he could step i'm the ring and fight
his very best. There is no superfuous
flesh on his body, and he is in far better
shape to-day than when he fought his
memorable battle with Peter Jackson.
Corbett will remain here until Sep
TENDER /. He VIII 20 10 New Orleans
in q special car, which will be lifted up
with the punching bag and other neces-
sary apparatus used in training.
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Whesling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table No. S, 10 take effect 1901 a. NJ,
Iufv a 1907

Time Table No. 5. 70 take effect i2:ol a. M,
July a. 1892.
Leave wheelipg-f5:5O, ff:I5. T:O. $500,
g 80. +9:45 sl0:G0 s1l:ooa N. tis:ol $3.50,
800 500 500 $3.50 $500, 49, 500, f7:13.
g. 20. $500. 1e:6J pm
Leave Peninsula-f5:S, t7.2l. f7:3 800.
e: 81 t3:5l, sI0:Gs sil:08 .. m. ti2:6 si5:l6,
sI:0s. s2:o6 1908 .3:55 si:0s 800 '6:0s. Nh,
S7:e5 $500. t9:55p. m
Leave " x l.. E.JunctioB-s5:b7, f6:oa ss:52.
f19:42 ~ M St;5S. r5N, t6:45 fs:27, -lO:4l p. m.
Leave Laughlln's Mill-s5:e0 ,. m
Leave De bass Crossing-N:5o, fo:3 m,
IN. s3:Z7. $50 p. m
Leave Martins Ferry-st:c5. 1914. $500.
q 20. $50 ss:s, $50 sl:55. f5:33 s5:s6 go
f6:be $3.50 fe:32 fl0:A pm.
tDaiiy except sunday sDsily. Sundays
only-
in telegraph ofice At wheeling Is ~ standard
' asis4d aErAUssIG. suesyhtssssat
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PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
rRASs.ogIo DIVISION.

TRAHs-OHIO DIVISION.
For Chicago. 1885 and l0:05 n. M. iCf30 p. ~.
daily. and 1925 .. NJ. dsiiy except sunday
Cincinnati Express, 1875 and 1880 =. M ,'aed
GO Columbus AcsconmodstIoD, s;25 ,. m, ezcsps
Sunday.
and s,25 D. m, efcept sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. lis and $40 a. M. daily,
and l2:0s p. m, except Sunday, and 5;s5 p. IA
daily
daily
except Sunday.
b:b5 o. m. except sunday.
W, &B. DfV SION.
For PittsburR. g. 10 and :2OA .. m. and 500 p.
NJ. daily, and Zap. m. daily except sunday.
For Pittsburf and the Esst, 800 \. "a. daily.
Washington Accommodation $50 p. 10. eE'
cept sunday.
ARRIVE.
From PIttsburg, 1895 q. On. daily, i2f p. m,
except sunday. $3.50 and 10:i p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, I'D 4. "a. daily
except sunday. .or,r
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
Is LANE, wheeling. esh
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LIVE sToCk.

CHICAGO, August Seattle = Receipts
@. 900 head: InaFket active and strong; ma
tiyes So 40a5 81? Texans g 0ea3 20; cows
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head; market 1Oa
15c higher; rough packers s. s'sa5 IS: good
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Rritish Grain Trade.

LONDON, Augest 8.-The Mark Lane En-.
press, in It's weekly review of the British
grain trade, says: English wheats are
weaker. There has been an average fall in
! the London market of Cd. The harvest is
progressing in the South of England"
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"By thorough knowledge OF the natuial laws
when govern tue operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by q careful application OF the
me properties or weil-seleoted Cocoa, Mr.. BpPs
has provided our breakfast tables with deli
cateiy favored beverage which may save ns
many heavy doctors bills II Is blythe judlcious
use OF such articles Of diet that q constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency 70 diSease. Hundreds
Of subtle maladies sre boating around ready
10 attack wherever there isia weak point. We
ray escape many = fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood ana : prop
erly nourished frame. - CtVt! SSTsSoS Gdsstte.
hade simply With boiling water or milk. Sold
onlyin half-poundtins, by Grocers, labeled thus:
Ilk[S FPpS / cl, hoEGoPATHIc lHExIsTA
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New YORK, August s.-Sulliyan's
book, "Reminiscences Of Nineteeth
Century Glad iator," will be placed on
the market within two weeks, so the
publishers write. The first edition will
be 100, GOO copies.
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HENRY SCHOENHALS, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., st. Joseph, Mo,
uses DR.. Thomas EcleCtric Oil with his
men for spraius, cuts, bruises, chapped
hands. etc. 1t is the best.