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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Pork Packers
PERSONALS.

Msj. F. f. HOdgkin Is in Roseburg
on business.
Hon. J. B. and y. II. Looney, Of
Jenerson, were m the city today.
Hon. g. w. Fulton, Of Astoria, ls in
the city today on legal business.
George Ashby and Henry Keeue, Of
5layton, were salem visitors today.
W. A. Munly, private secretay to the
governor, is temporarily on the sick
list.
Mis- 0. BaIlou returned this morn
in1 from visit Of two months iu the
east.
Henry Rogers left today for Dug
las G. unity, where he expects TO Pot is
a month visiting.
X. Dix nson abd W. SeIlwOod re-
tu asl nom Turner yesterda! mOrpi'2
w1eJe they spent saturday bunting.
Mi-s Marie Krn, who has been visit
i1g Portland relatives for seYer.l
w x. returned home saturday nigh.
W. A. Frsser, special agent Of the
West. RI Assurance company Of To-
routo, IS visiting his agents, Mitchell
&c.
Judgs Burnett and Prosecuting At
;orney Mccain went to Albany this
morning, where they expect 10 finish
10 ibe term Of court this week
+. f. O-burn and family Will this
week move into their newly finished
house at the foot Of Court street, where
they will have a most comfortable
nome.
A note ffOm d. d. O.msted says he
1t Muir, Mich, at the home OF his
ather, l.. y. OImsted, an extensive
,Tseder Of Oxforddown sheep and
LaUgzban chickens.
J. G. Echejlerbaum, an old resident
jf 5 lem, who has spent the past year
IN northwestern California, arrived in
Salem yesterday overland, and will
probably again make his home among
rs.
Tie Jefferson Review says that Prof.
Scanlan, of Salem, was in the city last
night and organized class for instiuc-
tion in dancing. The first lesson will
he given next Friday night at Smith
& Jones hall. The professor is said to
Oe master Of this art.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

MAY GOTO SALSA. The n. A. Com,
papy may move ihs oaf shops from
their pfearDi l0ostiOp nsaT Portland,
aud salem has 90 sys open for them.
ssyeisi Arguments sfs bsipg advanced
fayodnR their location at that point
hllysnau iisn0fd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

INSANITY DODGE,-We are not try.
ing 10 work the insanity dodge on any
one but we are doing the best laundry
work done insalem and at the very low
est prices. Judge and jury would con
Wet US Of giving the best Of satisfaction
10 ell patrons Salem Steam Laundry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
KELLER & SONS.
FGRN ITURE.
KELLER & SONS.

a fIsE oAEEH CnAhDAJFH The
fiTpi Methodist church hss recently
been undergoing many very pesdsd -.
psiTs, but the ono that AilraeiH ibs u0sl
attention 10 lhs hne nov ~ loi chanda.
iler that nov gfaess ihe muiu audience
F0opl "a isa lssuilful 1slufe aud ls 8
strong contrast ~ ihe old oHs ffonuuy
IeInOyed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

LAHlK FhhigHF hUslsiss Tho ~
a. 70 hsglps NJ bspas ivli lhsss dsBs
~ lshlDK aals ~ lis Insight Aside
IseN llllssellsHseus Hliieles ihpY ship
~ sgslsss ~ ihIps uaTleads ~ hpls
aslly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
A Rare Bargain

Forty to sixty acres Of good land
containing some timber and running
water, with house and barn, 10 Polk
county, near a mill. Especially
adapted to hog or stock raising OF any
kind. Prices and terms that are bound
to suit. Apply 10 j. Ituef on the Gar
den Road, Salem, or to Albert Ruef,
SuyeT, Or. If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

SCARLET FEvER.-A report comes
from Turner that the family of A. Nc
Farland Is afflicted with Scarlet fever.
one daughter being quite sick with the
maladv.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

FiLkp lils hfrDRf fbomsy J.
Davis bss flsg hls sisth seHllsuuusl
report sllh ihs mpupiy olslk " lhs a.
fals " ibs estate ~ iiauuii 8 DaYlr
aeeeaaed 1hs report sh0ss ihsi
nignsy has neiihsI hssg feHslysd HDi
psIlendsa ig lhs lpisfssi ~ lhp sslsis
slnae iAs lasi ispon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

HESpEBsOS WON.-A very pretty
foot race took place at the bicycle track
9D State street Saturday afternoon.
sampson, otherwise Henderson,, and
Liddecoat we're the runners, the latter
having a handicap of yard and half
but was beaten by over two feet. The
distance run was 72l yards and
Sampson's time was s 2-5 seconds.
The two thousand dollars die not
materiaIize visibly, and although the
spectators were satisfied with the free
exhibition several OF them at least were
persuaded that there was "a niger In
the fence as TO the COIN" but why
should they care? The betting was
very light on the outside.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Died

PITTS. Monday, October 20, 1884, la
Highland addition 10 salem, of
pneumonia, l.Oiile May infant daugh.
isf " Nj Bud hfs. Albert Pitts nged
months.
Tbs funeral occurred ibis afternoon
and the burial iuOk place iu Rural cen
elefy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

BIRTHDAY. Saturday evening Supt.
Downing of the penItentiary enter
tained d number Of prison officlals and
friends 10 honor Of his birthday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
No Troopa

WAsHIsGTos, Oct 70. II has been
determined that no troops eau be us. d
10 suppress the lawless bands 10 lndian
Territory unless the government is
called upon by the courts to aasist tho
United states maIshals.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

FoUsD sMoKISG.-A boy was found
smoking cigar this morning, but Joe.
Woodford keeps such good cigars he
could not keep from II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

FusIrosEp a dlspaieb sas today
pnslyfd ffum President chspmsn, "
ltuguus, saglnR that oaing 10 lllpess
hs novla DOT nil bic appointments 10
lsolufs 90 Fbaksflsaf befpfp ugly
ehufeh tonight hnd i0ulauow piRhi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

- HYnkH'H b0wER Marriage
licenses sfTe today lssusd 10 J W.
Fowler aud Ars Amella ruekef pnd
Hayafr MAnaRre aDd Alice YAndals
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

THE WEDDING SUIT-Should fit
faultlessly, yet give TO the wearer a
sense Of ease and freedom, which sha |
rob the occasion iof some Of its embar-
rassment. We make them that way.
G. II. Lane, 2ll Commercial street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

fffAhAhI fgtsf fss laople hsYe
lfilsf umrs ibsu ihe MAaapi0 hslern,
~ ln ihslI s'irlsl Raihfnnsp apd ihsy
0erW gulis uflfp FaluIdsy nishi
~ Nplsy n0mmsadiy ~ ihis oliy ep'
leHslnsi r9nlf outside Ylslfpis hnd .
nasi fpjoy siilf ilme ir pp0nrl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Hot soDA-At strong's.

FREsH CORs.- II 10 now out Of the
market, bat J. A, Van Eaton has some
canned corn that Is superior 10 any
ever tried,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
No Divorce for Vanderbilt.

cHloA0o, oet, ~, The Posls New
fork spsolal saysl "Fhsfs 10 % 10 nl
dlyo1os 10 the Vanderbilt fsmily shsl
all"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

htYiYAL hkhYints f0f lhp psEt
iso wsshs sgiyal ssfglues slll bs beld
lH ihe fllpi Mlhndlsi ehuIoh Rove
ser snd 1911 sill saisl ihe pastor 8
pufil0u ~ ths lime
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

A ARyEH FAuIAG siGR, That
ismillaF "how-do y0udo," clear across
the slfrsi, wafns the ogsua observer
that towu election 10 approaching EE,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

Fafmsn afs isking adYaplags ~ lLs
nns weather ailef lbs Iains plsaulus
up general soFk cad plgEing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

Married.

-sHERMAN.-On Sunday,
October ~, 1894, at the residences Oi
the brides parents, near Turner,
Miss Fannie Silver aud Ar. X. sbef.
man Wilcox, w. NJ, Iillleafy, J, r.,
officiating,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

a QufsTlOs ANSWERED, Mrs,
Breaker How do speculation aud
inyesimeu differ Breaker. II you
lose, lls speculation, II Is no speoula'
ton 10 deal win O, WJohnson a Son,
bul the best kiud Of Investment,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

COumTIEn jos G., Miller 10 the
latest 10 be committed 20 the asylum.
lie halls from Needy, or, aud imag
ines people are golpg 10 abuse bin for
being reliKiOua
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

lhs sinrh ~ besia Hnd shaea H issI
alsaliieaIlnH ~ ihe ifu lal nni dla
pYuilf sals ~ ~ nisie Fiiiri
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Teachers at silverton.

Under direction Of Prof. A. l.. Briggs,
there will be an educational meeting
Of teachers at Silverton on November
18th, with the following program;
FORENOON.
History n-----------A. Is. w. Hughes
"GeOgraphy" y"------------T. l.. Amber
AFTERNOON.
Language" "-------E T.. II. Anderson
primary Number Work" Miss
Mills
"PsychOlogy" .----W. l.. Cummin ings
All teachers, officers and patrons are
cordially invited 10 be present
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
FOR RENT,

a nly ReTp igun sad pulsegy iagm to 4 man
hllp s9iNt espfilsnee w tAsl linf l9qule
10 AH ipFnsg stats spA glal halria
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

frnuAl fthYliw Aifi fsul's a.
n b rhumb h0iib Hsifm, eopdualed
by iieb ~ hvllfnHsi presiding slafi
~ ihs FuFh h0uhd dlsiilm Munday
uiRhl auiJua nfuu hiusi Npme
nYBH" iussdsy plFhi svilrei "liad
sHd uYHd flsbi" Wednesday nlEhi
tul),H, nilsnd ilssH services ~ , o.
m ihs punll - epdlslly INVITED
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
MONDAY, OCTOBER . 1894.

dehnently known that the 100 cloth
bound books just received by +. ,.
Dearborn are we'll worth IS cents each.
See his line or send for list.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

NJ s,l' D. I, k1lssl sIl1sg lesi ~ ~ kFmg
ls:ts.6F& ~ itytilt .,ll v, el sj.i Y
nfta N sslfW pfp lels lif AZ N ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
JOHN HUGHES

Dealer ~ lir0eeTles, Palate,
s,lls, wind0s iiiass, saTnlsles
and llie nlosi faMpleie slOek VI
llfushes " All hlnds in lhs
state, Artists hiAleTIals, lims,
iiaiT, ,semsnl aAa hLlBglss ana
IluehI .InalIll VI AhAhh hkk nh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

ua 300 bnfhsf rsNw hle ifipR
punlHllra by ihp AmnilNaN u ~ iuni
psnb M ihs Ypns unFNn nfsspslslp
ublnE ~ dlswVYf iilf rbsfse ~ p0i
iupiinu msdf ~ ihs rafiisnd ulm
mliifs ~ nns buHdisa a seYla lppk
a. suB uhs ibsi surb Hisiind W o.
isHf. d iu iisnlf HinfipilhH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Jet Trimmings

Ais Hsfd Hlnls ~ ignribsib ibli
isli ihAn FFRl nsfHf sni in n.
ssHy Rrs asslHns snd luuilna
ilsnf AHnHE lf liphfal fiifnii
sff ihf fihH hiALf LAi ifH
ssa alanFlsa hsiliuEs sna lH
@giinss W. shen ihsss nsllps
bt 1fimiHlpHs naiu iae upssid
uiiplhiHlila sls siiieilp nsp
iaat lli 900 bisia $40 uHd Nf
49, ll...4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
FARM FOR SALE,

improved farm, 81 acres. AZ mill.
p Pringie ne .eRO6 SR 5af5sr 3 scrs sIl rod G
tlm5eT and pasture new eigrt Yos,, 'ti-io
new barn sOxD, windmill and iS5E s.a',
orchard. Terms one-ih.rd cssb bA}ssi ~
Two 10 nye ears Address or sro-s. -, u
premises. 9ufs u
,s, l.. A. BENIN SGHOyy
~ iiiio u" Salem, tlTeg,,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

iiui FVDA Ai nllppgs
d. pdsssegsaiu iiaklns Poe dsT
haat.a asi hfaf Hah'a'a Az ~ iifHlits
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BEbLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

Ali Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Officer strobel was completely takon
In Yesterday by mill man named
James BeIlhousc, OF Martins Ferry.
Dollhouse became disordorly Saturday
night, and refused to pay his fare on an
electric car. When he was put of the
car Officer Bowers picked him up aud
took him to tho lookup. Yesterday
morning no had no money to put up for
his appearance, and Officer Strobei, as
matter Of accommodation, accompanied
him to Martins Ferry to procure tho
cash. Dollhouse was giyon permission
to 60 into q houSe to geo q friend. and
taking advantage Of tho situation, made
bis escape. The friend whom Dollhouse
went 70 see offered tho officer tho
amount demanded, but Mr.. strobel de-
cllned II, saying no would spend $50 to
secure tho Te-arrest Of Dollhouse. A
search was made, but tho missing man
could not be found.
Yesterday was quiet Sunday in Bel.
laire, many people spending the day
with friends out Of town, while others
are sojournirg on tho camp grounns at
Bethesda or Moundsville,
The sample rooms at the Globe hotel
indicate that business is rsviving. Dur.
ing the past lew days the rooms have
been moro crowded than for six months
past.
W. r. Morgan, tho genial Baltimore
& Ohio telegraph operator, has returned
from three weeks outing, and weighs
ten pound, heavier than whom he left.
Horseshoe pitching is favorite
amusement for many idle men these
days. Dr.. W.'0. S: Piper has won the
laurels from Patrick Lohan.
Marshal Bahra is at Gallipolis, o.,
whore he took to the asylum William
Ressegger, whose mind has been de.
ranged for some time.
A fine new iron fence, with heavy cut
stone foundation. is being built around
the Second ward and Indian Run school
buildings.
Beiiaire Council, Royal Arcauum, will
meet In Druids' hall on Wednesday
evening Grand Regent McKinstry, Of
Cleveland, 10 expected To DO present.
Superintendent B. 7. Jones Is spend.
ing portion Of his vacation at his old
home at Shreye, o.
Miss Mary Sanders has returned from
q visit to friends at Allegheny, Pa.
Council will meet tomorrow night
and pay tho city employees.
Mrs. John strobol, who has been long
III, Is convaloscent
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MARTINS PERBY.
Haps ana Inshaps In ths Thriving Guy
Across the River.

Hans ana IEishAps In the Thriving GUY
Across the River.
The br!ck work on Spence, Bags 4
Co.'S three.story warehouse Was finished
on Saturday. The brick work has been
commenced on the new residence Of
George Spence. The two-story resi.
Aeuee Of Thomas Saunders on Pearl
street Il completed. George LeSeur
ind Thomas Green sro improving their
residences. William Prince will 70.
build his building partially destroyed
by Gro.
From present indications there will
DO another delay In the erection OF the
high school building Harris & Co. Of
Chicago, who purchased the $4,000
bonds al S3I, go. premium OF 81 go.
now decline TO accept them because Of
the long period they gro 70 run, claim
Ing that tho term 10 much longer than
they supposed. The term 10 fifty years.
Tho Belmont brick works will furnish
the brick for the Webster school build.
ing In Wheeling. A forty-fye tooE well
Il being dug to furnish drlnking'Water
for the employes.>
Andrew Taylor died yesterday morn.
ing at his home 10 tho First ward. He
was a member OF companies z and 6.
Fifteenth o. v. l., and was good sol.
dior. He lcaves wife and two children.
A large skylight has been placed in
the roof over the stage at the opera
house which not only lighta the stage,
but yentilates the entire house.
Tho West Virginia glass works will
resume this morning in full. Eight
pots were filled on Saturday with eight
different eoIors Of glass.
Communion services were held in
tie Presbyterian church yesterday
morning. There was ono accession and
one baptism.
A. L Wetherald, manager Of tho
Laughlin nail works, now Of franklin,
Ind. is the guest Of his son, William
Wetherald.
The school houses ut Hoge's and
Glover Ridge will be roofed with tin
made at the Etna.Standard mills.
Secretary O @. Mitchell, Of the Y. N.
G. A., has returned from visit with
his parents at Beaver Falls, Pa.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School has decided to picnic at SidwelPs
grove next Wednesday week.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter and children
20 to tho Mouudsvilie camp ground
this week for tho summer.
The Etna-Standard mills will proba-
bly, 20 on the middle OF the week. The
scale has been signed.
Mrs. Purcell and her sons Robert and
Wilson arc visiting In Pittsburgh aud
vicinity.
Victor and Charles Foose, Of Ellwood,
Pa. arc visiting relatives herenbouts.
Miss Laura Swartz will leave today
for Cleveland to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beck have re-
turned from East Liverpool.
Miss Lola Reynard has returned from
Fairmont,
Fred Williams goes 10 Zoar tomorrow.
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nrirllton pen eh Entrles.

BaIGHroH BEACH, July a-The en-.
tries for Monday are as follows:
First race, selling. six furlongs-I.ord
Harry, il5; Rosa H., 10; Poor Jona-
than, Drum Major, los; Mary s., Mar.
guerite, Milan. Clementine. Rough aud
Ready, 100; Helena gelding, Mr.. sasu,
OF; Walcott, liz; Onward, silverado,
l95; IIallah, 95.
Second race, five MISUNDERSTANDING,
Armitage, III; Diabolis. ITO; Factotum,
Avon, Lochinvar, Rosewood colt vii.
mar, Daun.less. o.; Iceland, 94i Stone
nellie. Florence, o.; LazEarone, 1870;
Boundbrook, 40.
Third race-Fiyo furlones, Hanwell,
1l3; Judge Gleason, Sir James, sallie
Brynes, G, Tngc. Elise Morrison, Urania,
Harry, 100; California, Milton T.. 10;
Pr. OF Monaco, King Gold, High Point
Belle, Ella Reed, Little Ella
Fourth rAce-Miio and o sixteenth,
Ducat l22; Comanche, Vostibule, Ia ;
Roller, 102; Logan, 119; DR.. Hasbrouck,
1l9; Sport, III; Tom Tough, Song and
Dance. l0l.
Fifth race, milo and an eighth, sell
ing-W. g., liz; Young Arion, 100;
Julien, 100; Chauncey. l0l; Jodan, 90;
DR.. Garnett, OIL.
Sixth race, mile and quarter, hurdle
st. John. l45; Rover, l42; Japonica,
l4O; Iron Duke, 1880; Vardeo, 1888; South
erner, 1877; St. Luke. woodford, Rock
away, King Grab, 1856; Foxhound, 1874:
Miles Standish, 1888; Dnshing Charlie,
1913; Jim Mclaughlin, 1879; DAILY, 1l5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Anglers In the city aud wheeling Folk.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
T. v. schock, OF Rosedale, Is at the
Behier.
Miss Jennie Bailey has returned from
pleasant visit to Cincinnati frtends.
Mr.. George Yahn, Of schnepfs phar-
macy, will leave to-day on vacation
trip.
A. G. scherr, OF Maysvillc, and ]. B.
Horvey, OF Weiisburg, arc at the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. Joseph Foose has returned from
q business trip to Dayton, Cincinnati
and Louisville.
W. F. johnson, Of Parkersburs. and
J.. L. Winder, Of Warrington, regis
tered at the stamm.
Mrs. J. r Stone has Como to Mountain
Lake Park 10 spend the summer. Her
children will go later.
Mrs, Lewis Stoenrod and Mrs. John
p. Glass nrc visiting Mrs. Glass's
parents in Washington, Pa.
Misses Pauline H. seguin and'E. Zelda
blanchard leave in tew days for Mt.
Clemens, Mich, to DO Como several
weeks.
re Carpenter, of sistersyillc; A. F.
Sweeney, OF New Cumberland, and
Charles Mechanic, OF Wellsburg, auto.
graphed at the Behlor.
Tho Fifteenth regiment U. 6. A.,
which Is doing tho fighting at Chicago,
10 tho regiment to which Major 7. H.
Norton, Of this city, belonged when In
she service.
General A. ]. Warner. Of Marietta,
formerly congressman from the Marietta
district, and tho author Of tho Warner
silver bill, was hero last night on his
way 10 Pittsburgh.
Mr.. George P. Sargent, formerly q
West Virginia newspaper man and d
committee clork Of tho house Of dele
gates, now editor Of tho Nowburyport,
Mass, Hsrald, has boon elected Nom.
Der OF tho cxciso commission OF that
town.
Mr.. John Koenlein and wIfo, OF
bridgeport returned Saturday from Mt.
Clemens, Mich, whore thoy havo spent
several weeks for tho benefit Of Mira.
Koenlein's health. She 10 much i'm.
proved by the treatment Of that famous
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Tho Kirkwood base ball club would
like TO hear from any club in Wheeling
under eighteen years Of age.
Jerry Marshal, Of. Australia, and
George Siddons, OF New Orleans, arc
matched TO spar ten rounds at Boston
the last week in July.
Thore wore numerous cycle tourists
in town yesterday and many local
riders pushed their wheels miles out Of
town aud back. Mono Of tho clubs had
organized runs.
President Cleveland has been seen
and will probably write letter which
will DO carried III the great Washington
Denver cycle relay race in August,
which Is TO pass through Wheeling,
James Stansbury tho champion oars-
man Of Australia, has issued challenge
to Jake Gaudaur to row race, three or
four miles, on any neutral course in tho
United States for a stake Of 5000 q
side.
Arrangements are being mado for n
gamo oil bali 10 DO played Mt tho Mar
tins Ferry Y. NJ. G. A. grounds ono day
thia week between Martins Ferry aud
Wheeling men for tho benefit Of Ellis
Clark, Of Martins Ferry, who has been
sick about Voar.
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500 Reward, 500.

Tho readers Of this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
boon ablo to euro in all its stages and
that Is oatarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is tho only positive euro now known to
tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con.
stitutionRl treatment. Halls Catsrrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho System, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing It's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in Its curative powers that
thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that It fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
E9-sold by druggists, zoe.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

=
By yIttue Of AIDED u trust made BY Man NJ.
NamGfa and Michael Mcnamara, her husband
70 me a. trustee. dAisi April II. $50, fycOtiet
81 the 1tiice Of the Clerk Of the County Court X
Ohio county, West Virginia. III nccd Vt rruf;
IOok No ~. PAGE 2)5, will sell nj tho uogta
front door Of the court house OF said county. oa
WEDNESDAY, THE !srH DAY or JULY. iS'i
cumpencinS At 10 o'clock q M, the iOlloWia;
described property. that is toSiy;
The east half OF lot numbered Two aud ~,
WcIt half Of lot numbered thrcr. situate andc'
ipE 90 The Dngth Nde u ElevOllh stfscL In a.,
city Of Wheeling, Ohio enun'y. West virginia
laid out by AndrrW II. Briit, q Plat OF whichsub
dlv!non IL recorded IN pvc,f Book No. -, pa,
~ The said pIScH OF ground ffohta iaEty So.
on ElevCnIr meet, running nodhWaHily "
equal width &c tho south limo ot lAnds owned b.
the Wheeling Pittsburgh 3 laItimonN rHliroad.
one hundred aud twenty i,CL mon or lcsA
TIJ.NS or BALE -unc-third aud As much more
q the purchaser elects 20 pay 10 caNh on tho Gay
Of Aain, tho balance IN two equal tnstnhmonts ~
ono and two year. notes bcatiuK interest irUm
thc dRy Of sale 10 10 given for the detetrcd pa
mCnu ". J. ", COWDEN. TruAtOe.
Is. II. HAHN Anciionecr ielt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-09
LET The EAGLE SCREAM.
Americas Greatest cycleF Comes
to the Front Again.
ROE1H HIS "HlHEN:THREE" FORM.
Great Things Can be Expected From
Observation-Disclosures, Too, Got a
Race a. ParIs-America Was Strict.
Iyin I.-'sZlmmy" Broke Ono of the
Frenoh misunderstanding Base
pall Games.

PARIS, July ga. A. Zimmerman,
the American bieyelist, made his hr.t
appearance at tho Busalo Yeiodrome
to-day. He was matched for $500 a
side against Edwards, the English
rider. In the frat race, distance one
kIlometrs zoe milel, Edwards went to
the front, closely followed by thinner
man. On the third lap Zimmerman let
himself GU. and won by several lengths.
The fnal lap, one.third Of kilomstEe
(.27 milo, was covered in % rs seconds.
beating the record.
In the second race, two kilometres
{l.24 miles,, Zimmerman won by good
length, thus securing the stakes.
Wheeler won the third race on the
general programme
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-09

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