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POUND the BIennerhaIssJt steps.

Sae-ta. go .-f Es.-E.s-.
PAREEESEUEG. w. VA, July st
has been d matter OF conjecture for a
number os years where the steps were
located leading from the river to Blen-
nerhassstt Island, al the landing place,
where they were originally placed by
Bleunerhassett. All efforts 20 find them
proved frUitleSs until yesterday when
Lndi Schaier accidentally discovered a
half octagon column near the edge OF
the water, some distance below the
present landing. He made a further
search and soon located the steps which
had been covered for years with sand
and debris. They are ia a good state OF
preservation. W. B. Lagrange, while
az the Island yester, secured some Of
the cement with which the upright col
UNA had been secured to the steps, Mr..
Gordon viii drive piling and protect the
steps from the action Of the water.
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PRESS OPINIONS
HUGH COLEMAN DAYIDSON'S WORKS,

The LterIr-v World says: "Ths story Is an
exciting one, and we congratulate Mr.. David
son on the skill with which he has managed
his plot"
The Ns'-easis Weekly Chronicle says: Read
ers OF Mr.. II. c. Davidson's admirable novels
Cast on the Waters" 1.-THE Old adam. &C..
will be pleased 10 welcome another from the
same pen. The startling and terrible incident
described in the opening chapter is quite
enough to fix the readers close attention from
the beginning to the sad Of the story"
The WeHs,R Daily AuregrV says: 'The scene
Of this story is laid somewhere on the Welsh
coast. Novel readers who like . tale which
keeps them on the tenter-hooks throughout
will apprec ate Mr.. Davidson's book and eager
" look for his next"
The BRIGHTON Gazette says: The thread OF
interest throughout is especially powerful"
The literary World says: Delightful hu-
NOR. But there is more in Mr.. Dayidsons book
than broad farce. As in real lie, laughter and
tears follow one another very closely: and
while the author amuses Us with the ludicrous
straits in which the kleptomaniacs find them
selves. he interests US ia q very pathetic little
love story which Is carried on in the back.
ground"
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Fourth of july ca,ualtIss.

~ setekto ne Rs0ists-
ZAYEsvILLE, July 5.-Here is a list
OF Fourth OF July casualties so far as
reported: James Eveland, OF Deaver-
town, came TO the city yesterday and
got so hopelessly drunk that on his way
home he laid down and went TO sleep
on the c., ). & n. track. He was
struck by passenger train and died 10
two hours from the injuries. A. K.
Koon, the night policeman at New
Straltsville, was shot aud Instant
" killed last night by two
men whom he bad threatened 10 ar
rest. No one saw the killing, but the
men were known TO have had trouble
with him, and they cannot be found.
Their names are John and Henry Car
penter, father and son. George Parke,
Grove Pearson and Harry Watson, Of
Dresden, were celebrating with toy
cannon, when il exploded, and all three
were badly injured. Young Parke's
clothing caught fire and he was so ser
lously burned that his life is despaired
OF. Roy McLain, Of the Ninth ward,
was also experimenting with a toy can
non when IL was blown into thousand
pieces. One Of them struck the lad in
the eye aud will cost him the sight OF 1t.
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leg badly crushed. The valkyrle lies
IN twenty-five
EAruONfs OF WATER.

leg badly crushed. The Valkyrie lies
In twenty-five
FATHoNs OF WATER.
The Satauita carried away six yards
OF her starboard bow and beam above
the water line. The cook Of the satan
TIA bad his arm broken.
In the meantime the Nigilant ard tho
Britannia had got away. not knowing
of the sinking Of tha Nalkyrie or the
damage done 10 the Satanita. Inc
britannia httched on to the port 10
throw herself on the weather beam.
Both Yachts then went across the Firth,
IN the starboard tack. % the opposite
Land. When they tackled again the
Vigiiant was pushing her 6Owsprit over
the Britannia's weather quarter and
was threatening 20 run into the weather
berth.
AT the first round the Vigllant led by
two misutes.
The Vigiant continued 10 draw ahead
OF the Britannia, and turning the AScog
markboat, the yachts came on the run
with their boomS over TO port, the Vigil
LIANT carrying great balloon or sDinnaker
ibis. as they are termed here, which
we're drawing sDleudldly.
OF Toward Point, after rounding the
Ascog mark, both yachts set their spin
makers 20 starboard and their club top
sails were replaced by jio headers. At
the weather mark jackYardsrs were got
I'D and, working along the Cloch shore,
spinnakers were run out TO port and
jlb-tOD-Sails were set.
Under this sail both yachts ran to-
ward Kilcreggan and from here 1t aD-
peared as If the Britannia was closed
up a little.
Seven miles from the finish coming up
the Firth under spiuDakers with light
breeze, the Britannia, which had been
several minutes behind gradually ever
took and passed the Nigilsnt of Ashton
and rounded the Kilgreggan mark boat
for toe reach home half minute ahead
Of the Nigllant.
The following is the corrected time OF
the flash:
Britannia 4 hours, 9S minutes and l
second; Vigilant 4 hours, IS minutes
and 80 seconds.
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WITH a MADMAN.
An Engineer Suddenly Becomes RADIO
while on His Locomotive.

ALTON, ILL, July 5.-Last evening
as the Kansas City express going south
was below East Alton engineer Robert
Paul was observed by mis- fireman to be
frothing at the mouth and he soon COM
menced barking like dog. Realizing
that his superior had gone mad, the
fireman stopped the engine and threw
himself upon Paul at the same time
calling loudly for help. This soon came
in the persons of the conductor and
brakeman and Paul was bound band
and foot, the fireman running the train
into Venice. where Paul lives, and
turned him over TO the authorities.
Some time ago Mr.. Paul was bitten by
a dog, but paid no attention to the mat
ter and this is thought to be the result.
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PopuIist Nominations.

Spscfdt "a t2e ns0s5Is7
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July 5.-The
Populists held a large meeting 10 the
court house here this afternoon and
placed the following county ticket in
the field: For House OF Delegates, Lu.
Their J. Lilly, Steele district; Dennis
Jones, Union district; w. c. Raleigh,
Parkersburg district. County Commits.
sioner, Philip Kirsch, long term; D. b.
NARROW, short term. County Superin.
tendent, W. T. Barnes, Steele district.
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TRE DAY IN THE HOUSE.
Congratulations from Brazil-The Tarin
Bill Received.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The events OF
interest in the House to-day was q cable
gram OF cOngratulation from the Bra
lillian Cham Der of Deputies to the House
of Representative on the llSth anni-
versary Of American independence, and
the reception OF the tariff bill. This
latter event excited Democratic ap-
plause, and the bill was laid upon the
Speakers table.
a Joint resolution TO authorize the
Secretary of the Navy 70 continue the
employment OF mechanics and labOrers
who have been discharged on account
OF the failure OF Congress 10 pass the
NECESSARY appropriation bills was
passed.
The bin 20 subject 70 State taxation
National bauk u0tes and Unlted States
Treasury notes consumed tho entire
afternoon, aud no conclusion bad been
reached when the House adjourned a.
5:l5 o'clock.
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Ex-Governor wilson Goe, Home.

Npfcfdl % tis he9Is!sT-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Sex
Governor Wilson arrived from Pied
mont and Elkins yesterday and regis
tered at the National. he left for home
this morning. 1t was his intention to
20 TO Wheeling. but later be decided to
visit Wheeling 10 the fall. The Gov
ernor reported meeting with a hearty
reception at every point where be spoke
and that the Democrats manifested
much enthusiasm.
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Caved in His Head

SffctQl % sL- h-GtA-s'-
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, July 5.-Last
night Steve Warman and a man named
Hartleven became engaged In a fight in
SoraCue'S saloon on Lower Market
s,reet when the former struck Hart
leveu 10 the head with brick, caying
in one side. Hartleven was taken to
his home on Avery street and is in a
serious condition. Warman has left the
city. He Is the same man that struck
Sill Dltman on the head with beer bot
tie about a year ago from which Ditman
died.
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WHISKY Ernst Schemes

CHICAGO, July 5.-The managers Of
the whisky trust met to-day to consider
the tariff bill and the probable effects
OF the Increased tax on spirits. II was
said that the trust will make an effort
to get possession OF all the supply OF
spirits in the market in anticipation OF
the rise which will follow the passing Of
the tariff bin.
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FOR SALE.

Vine well improved farm Of 90 acres, three
miles east Of city.
House, five rooms, brick, Twsnty-third street,
$500
House, five rooms, brick. Chspline street,
Centre Wheeling
Double brick house. Fourteenth St. Cheap.
House rooms, brick, Market street, Fifth
ward, 5000.
$50 feet of land fronting on McColloch and
Lind streets. Cheap.
Hotel. Hrooms. doing good business, splendid
location. cheap.
House 3 rooms, Wood street, Eighth ward, lot
25xl0o feet ks0l
house. s rooms, Coal street, First ward, 81, 90
Eouse 7roo'ns aud hall Chaplfne street, Cen.
tire Wheeling, $3.50
Lot. east end rour,eeNtn street, 500.
Lots on Lind street. Belvedere, s275 each
Lots in Behrsus & Spidel's and Hanolan's ad.
dition 10 Moth Bsnwood, BogEs' Run, CaId.
wells Run, Pleasant Valley, Bellevue and other
places IN aud near the city.
Lot in Glendale. cheap.
Lot 10 Elm Grove. cheap
TO LoAN-SeoO. 500 400 soc. s7oo. uooo
1850 and $40 to loan on City Real Estate.
NJ EGETTT e nEN1NE
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TRADE WINNERS. VIZ WANT YOUR TRADE
BOYS SUITS AND PANTS.

Thss. spot cash thunderbolts ar. IN. ,an..
Of eur wonderful success. and the public. look
ing for full values for every dollar I, catabinz
on TO our bargains. and business huns At a rate
v..ga - .f-.-. - .. - % INC question:
see when yisinsz tnis great sale which vii
continue urtii balance Of stock Is sold.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL CANES
now the Teams Worked on Many Dis-
monhs-Standlne of the clubs.
lost THROUGH STUPID BASE RUNNING:

LOsr THROUGH STUPID BASE RUNNING:
PIrTsBURG, PA, July Stupid base
running lost the game for PittSourg to-
day. The game was exciting through
out, Philadelphia winning 10 the tenth
inning on a double by sullivan and Car
sey's single. Buckley's catching was
The feaLure. Abundance 1000. Score:
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

Z n KEAL ESTATE.
by yirtue Of my powers a. admielstrater win
the will annexed, OF Catherine AcDeFmoit, ae-
cessed. which will Is OF record In the CLERK
oflice OF the County Court OF Ohio county, and
SATURDAY, THE TIN DAY OF JULY, 1891
81 10 o'clock a. m, st the north front door OF
the Court House OF Ohio county. sell at public
auction the following real estate, to-wit; me
east one-half OF the west half OF | OF numbered
lO2 fronting on the north side OF Eighteenth
steeef. and having upon il u neat two.story
brick dwelling.
TERMS or SALE-One -thirc ossh ana so inucn
more as the purchaser may desire to pay. the
balance in six aud twelve months ftom day OF
sale with interest. secured by deed of trust on
the above property. ThOS. o kRlEN.
AdmlnlstrAtor with the will annexed OF cain
crime McDermott. ju6esI
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AMONG THE GOODS ARE
MEAS FINE SUITS.

II you can match these goods for less thss
double our price anywhere. ysu will much
oblige MS by returning ste tame and Ne will
cheerfully refund your money. THIS IL a. plata
and fair as w can make IL. andsws msa1 exact.
ly what We say.
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A CLOSE GAVE.
THE RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD.
Light Attendance aud UointerestinE
sport-Eacss Eiscwbere

NEW YORK. July 5-The attendance
to-day was light, and the races, as a
rule, uCiutercstiuE. The closest huish
was q the selling race, wneu Candida
bra beat Copyright by a short head.
The only feature was the Speudtnrift
stakes for three-year-O!ds, in which
only four starters went % the post.
Gwendolyn made the pace, but quit az
ter awhile aud Dorian and Henry Of
Navarro had IL cut 10 the stretch.
Then Dorian also quit, leaving Byron
McClelland's colt 20 finish.
First race, iuturity course, Reif, 1l2,
(Doggett), TO /, won by three lengths;
May Day Fully, 81, (McClain), Is to l,
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second; War Bonnet, lis, (Littlehsld),
8 TO /, third; time, I'LL. Mirage, Col
den Gate, Sweden, Memento Colt, War
like, Solitaire, Jersey Belle, Enchant-
ress, Frugal, Halt Mine, Yo FL Rey,
His Grace, Wedding Tour and Horn
Guesser also ran.
Second race, five furlongs, Gutta
Percha, 1O7, (Littefeld), to i, won
by four lengths; Midgeley, no, (Tay-
lori, u to 1, second; Prince Of Monaco,
III, (Simmsl, : to 5, third; time, 1:0l24.
Cremona, Ella Reed, DOrcie, Second
Attempt, Amsterdam, Blossom, Filly,
King Gold aud Red Top also ran.
Third race. one mile, selling, Candel-
abra 1O7, (Doggett), to l, won by a
nose, Copyright 1O4, (GritfiO), to 3,
second, Captain T. lO9, (Lam!ey), 10
/, third; tine, 1:40 Is. Arab and Mel
ody also ran.
Fourth race, Spendrift stakes, mile
aud an eighth, Hsary Of Navarro l25,
(Ooggett), even, won by three lengths,
DOrain ll2, (Simms), even, second, Our
Jack 112, Griffin, 20 TO l, third: time,
1856 Is. Glendolyn also ran.
Fifth race, ~ miles; Herald, ia
(Simms), 4 TO 1, won; Bandit, % (Lam-
leyl, 10 10 l, second; Redskin, lO7
PENN, even, third; time, l:54 3-5.
Galloping King, Clarus, Stowaway and
BOlero also ran.
Sixth race, mile on turf; Live Oak, 80
(Penn). 30 10 /, won by length; Del
Norte, % { Il. JOnes), 10 l, second;
Iudra, 90 (Hamilton), : TO l, thirs;
81 Gprnan E,qUtP
Remote, Pulitzer, Poetry, Diabolus,
Blue Mass, Hartford aud Governor
Sheehan also ran.
FIRST, q, Sport 100, Correction 1875,
Stonenell l26. DR.. Hasbrouck l22, Ken
tigerna 11e, Daily America 10. Walcott
1Ol, Nottingham LOG, Robin Hood 100,
Lady Violet lO5, Harrington 103, Flor
ence lOl, StOnellie lO1. Second, =
mile, Hanwell lis, Milton T. lis, Capt.
Jack lis, Monaco lis. Owlet lis, Irish
Reel lis, Louise +. lis, Emma Us, Miss
Dixon 10, HallOw Fen lis, Arc
ca f. rs. Tnird, mile, selling,
Daily America JOS, Mr.. Jingle 90, La
Misere %, Mr.. Sass %, Marshall %,
Tom Tough 9S, Lisslg %, Copyright "a,
Sandowne "a. Young Arion %, Tom
SkidmOre o., Shadow 81, Long Shanks
So, Major General 10 Fourth, Is
miles handicap, Ducat Ill, Cactus 105,
Adelbert 90, star Actress So.
Fifth. l $40 mile handicap, Sir Walter
l25, Roche 10, Chant 95, Lightfoot So.
Sixth, j.. mile handicap on turf, Wat
terson 1870, Chief Justice Ill, Jodan 106,
Clementins lO5, BoIero lO4, Blue Garter
lO3.
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Earned runs, Pittsburg ]; Philadel-
phia2. Two base hIts, Sullivan. Three
base hits. Grady. Sacrifice hits, Schte-
beck, Lyons, sullivan. Stolen bases,
Hallman, Cross, Hamilton, Thompson.
Double plays, Donovan and Buckley;
Mailman ADD DeehantY; Grady, Sulli-
van; Buckley and Hailman. First on
balls, OF Colco,Ough .; of Carsey 9.
Hit, Beckley, SchIe0eck. Struck out,
by Co'colough 9; by Carsey /. Time,
2:l5. Umpire, Lynch.
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Saved from the Biz
Fire at ROCheS-
ter, N. Y.
BIG CLOTHING SALE. WE ARB LEiDiss =

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester. n. Y, in years occurred Tues
day morning, April Sd. In tho wholesale
clothing district on iSt Paul street
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars worth
OF Clothing were destroyed. But sl23,-
900 worth OF Fine Clothing manufac-
tured for spring market was was saved.
and to settle the Insurance the entire
stock has been removed to Wheeling,
w. Va, and will be sold.for Half Price
or so cents on the dollar.
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BA RGAINS---E. B. POTTS
T. B. POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va
'KAIN And TENTH STREETS.

We have just purchased
at Sheriff's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
PEN n G announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro.
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
sprr,r DRIVES M c0NpErTTI0y
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LEGAL NOTICE,
PROBATE OF WILL.

Once OF the Clerk OF the County Court obio
county, West Virginia. In the mater ~ ths
probate or the last will aud testament;of JnIi.
anna Briesach. deceased va
The object OF the petition fled in this rnottsr
on the stu day OF June, lS9i IS 10 have admit.
ted to probate paper whiting purportine 70 h.
the viii OF Julianna Bresach deceased bss,-
Ing date the 18th day Of October. ISaS. and il
appearing from an affidavit led with m. in ~,
otice that George BrIesach Mary Wiisins.,y
the wiie Of Benjamin Wilkinson. Kats ths
wife OF = John Briesach. Navois -
Ins wlte Of n - -, Jacob Briessch, Emile
Lonise Briessch, deceased. the persons WIZ -. -
therein and by said petition dscIsrsd 70 bs -,
terested In the probate OF laid will s-s
idents Of this State, 1t is ordered that fbsv do
appear ~ my oilce In the city Of WheelinS in
the county and State Aforesaid ,vitbin Il y y
month after the date OF the frst pubIicatjon
hereof. aud dowhatiS neceSSaryt 10 nrotsct 49,.
interest IN said matter Tha besTing - seiI
PETITION Isd, ~ Is set Tor the 9Th day Of July A. D.
Published the first time June Q 1901
T.o,-,s s-,rv, SEoRGE HOOK. Clerk.
A'3' Ju9oawt
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TIERS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MEMS PANTS.

AEsiu make YOU the oner-thst 10. vs
hereby guarantees 70 refund you the msasy for
any goods Ne cell if not fHliy satisfaotsry in
sy-ry sense OF the word. and worth double the
snosrt Of the prics. This o1sr applies 70 our
line Of clothing
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FOR SALE!

Fruit farm. one OF the best in this section
Books will show good income every year In
cash no OF years, Small amount or cash will
handle IL and the place will pay the balance;
or will exchange for city property.
Is acre farm, with new four-roomed house and
store building. Just above Martins Ferry,
twenty minutes BY rail IRON Wheeling. Gar
den truck and other crops all in. VIII sell for
81 400 cash and give possession OF crops and all
In four days time
An acre lot at Pleasant Valley for $500; good
location.
1900 for four-toomed house 10 Sixth ward.
These are real bargains
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DOR RENT-oN ACCOUNT OF aoy!s6
IL our business 10 the large department store
OF z. b. Potts. corner Main and reatn streets,
we offer our prsseat once, No. 80 Twelfth
street and i've rear rooms. Tor rent Sotn
Offices Will be Kept open nnnl the twehtn
STREET rooms are rsrte1. when the entire oesi-
ness will be transferred 20 Z. g. Potts store
THE STANDARD SEWING NACHINE Co,
S. A. Newcomer. Manager. JEW
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Mailman ADD De.ehsntY; Grady, Suli-
van; Buckley and Hailman. First on
balls, OF COlcoiOugh .; of Carsey ..
Hit, BeckleY, Schlebeck. Struck out
By Co'colough g.; by Carsey /. Time,
2:I5. Umpire, Lynch.
Losr THROUGH ERRORS.
LOUISVILLE, ky, July Errors lost
the game Tor Louisville to-day. Both
pitchers did good work. Attendance
500. Score:
Louisville 80 o O o o o o 1 O.
New York; U o o o.
Earned runs. each; errors, 4 and .;
hitr, 7 and G.; pitchers, Menefee and
Westerveit; umpire, Ems.ie.
A COMBINATION or CIRCUMSTANCES.
CINCINNATI, o., July 5.-BaltlmOre's
errors. Hawkes. bases on balls, aud Gin
cluuati's terrible hitting, combined 20
overthrow the visitors to-day. Attend
auce 5000. Score:
CincinnatI....3 / o : o o 2 30
Baltimore 10 o o D . o
Earned runs, s aud 8; errors, and 5;
hits, 81 and Q; pitchers, Dwyer and
Hawke; uDpires, Hurst and Hartley.
COULDN'T KLTr UP THE STREAK.
CuICAGo, July The Senators bat
ted Hutchison out OF the box in the
third inning, out the Colts svened mat
ters by giving Mani a large dose OF the
same medicine ia the fourth. Attend
ance, $50. Score:
Washington 90 0 0 o . l do
Chicago. o 3 o o lis
Earned runs, G and 10; errors. . and
Q; hits, rs anG -, pitchers, Hutchlson,
Stratton, Mercer, Maui and sullivan;
umpire, McQuaid.
BosrON's BATTISG sTREAL.
CLEVELAND, o., July 3. - Boston
struck = terrific batting streak to-day.
Garrison and Griffith were both knocked
out of the box. Weather clear aud cool.
Attendance 500. Score:
Cleveland. "a o 1 0 0 o.
Boston. .......2 IL D D l --22
Earned runs, Cleveland 8. Boston 10;
errors. 6 aud .; hits, 10 and %; pitchers,
ClsrkSburg, Griffith and Staley; UNI
p.reS, Stage, Cuppy aud BsunoR.
A CLOSE GAME.
ST. LOUIS, NO, July o. htetttHstelu
was Knocked out Of the box in the first
inning although HawleY, who succeeded
him, was batted freely, the Browns
field aud batted well aud won q close
game. Attendance Z. OOO Score:
ST. Louis.....3 4 o 3 o o 3 o ks
Brooklyn.....7 o o o o o ] S-l2
Earned runs, ST. Louis s; Brooklyn
6 Errors. and 4. Hits, II and "a.
Pitchers, Breitenstein, Hawiey and
- - L--------H. L--------- - H.
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BIO PROFITS NOT IN IT. READ. DECIDE, ACT.
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ALL ALONE,

both in the way i. acts, and in the way it's
s1ld. is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
ery
a long procession Of diseases start from
to-p.l liver and impure blood Take II, a.
Won ought. when YOU feel the first syInp-
toms llancuor. los Of appetite, dullneSS' de-
rrssSionl. As en- appetizing. restorative
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MAGNETIC LEADERS roU WANT QUE GOODS
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E,oR RENT-THE LARGs STORE Roos.
IL No. ll25 Main street, ately occnpiea oy
A. Wilson. Euqni.e of A. A. FkAN go, "
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WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

CHICAGO, July 5.-First race, five
eighths Of a mile, Eva L. won; time,
1:O2. Second, three-fourths OF mile,
Maggie Gray won; time, 1:1414. Third,
one and three-eighths Of mile, Sabine
Won; time, e:IS4. Fourth, mile and
sixteenth, Hasty won; time, 1:47. Fifth,
one mile, Rudolph won; time, 1.41]5.
Sixth, five furlongs, Pellease won; time,
1862. Seventh, three-fourihs mile,
William T. won; time, 1:l4l5.
ISINGLASS \ WINNER.
LONDON. July 5.-The race for the
Princess OF Wales stakes 10000 guineSs,
run At Newmarket to-day, was won by
Mr.. Il. McCalmont's, Isinglas four
years Old bay colt.
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tonic, 10 repel disease and
build up the needed flesh
and strength, there's moth
ing 70 equal it. IL rOuses
every organ into healthful
action. purifiss and en-
riches the blood, braces up
the whole system, and re-
stores health and vigor.
Mrs. SUSAN GoEDERT, OF
Rics, Bslion County MIMI,
writes: Il have taken three
bottles Of your Golden
Medical Discovery and
!, feel quite wen and strong
now. 50 that l am able 10
do Gny work without the
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