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CHICAGO May 10.-The Illinois
Steel company this morning discharg
Oh the seventy men who precipitated
the strike Tuesday night. These men
were, of course, not at work, but the
company this morning sent them for
NAL notice of their dismissal and
under no circumstances will they be
reengaged. Gen. Walker at noon
announced that that the works will
reopen on Monday, with the exception
of the department in which the
strikers We're employed.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

Adjourned until Monday. May Is, 1895.
ARTHUR REICHEKT, City Clerk.
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HE wedding OF Miss Bertha Lohm-
ann of Manltowoc and Mr.. John W.
Clason of Milwaukee will take place
IN June at the residence of the brides
parents.
Mr. JOHN w. CLAsoN.
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anu prompt
a r oun d, a e
by a n y lin e.
bull d Il p on r
l n 6 In terestS,
abuudan c e Of
kin d ;, Pin e,
Birch, Map lie,
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MoUXDsVILLE.


A NIlsuaIiRucuuS MoIango OF NIIuur Mat.
tiers from Mar,hHlrs Metropolis.
MIR. Emma Moore Scott, sou and
mother, Mra. s. L. Moore, lett on Tues.
day for KlttRnninu, Pa. Mrs. Scott will
deliver addresses at several points IN
that state, also NJ Hanosville, O., aud at
st. Louis, No., during which time the
others in the party will visit
J. d. Cans aud siStOr, Mrs. Mary
Griffin, OF FayOttO county, Pa, are visit
ing their nephew, $. Y. Cans. This is
Mrs. Grliin's first visit to Moundsyille
ia twenty years, aud abe thinks things
are changed great deal.
The Christian EndeavororI spent
very pleasant time at tho home Of Miss
Edna Thompson on Tuesday evening.
A goodty number Of them turned out
on tho occasion.
Rev. Q. L. CLARK, the newly appointed
pastor for tho NJ. L, church in this
place, will not arrive here TO hold his
hrst service until next Sunday week.
Miss Mamie Mckinley, Of Wheeling,
who hNI been visiting her aunt, Mta, Il,
O. Reppolo, for several weeks, will 70.
turn homo to-day.
The ministers aud lay delegates who
went to Buukhunnon to attend tho n.
L. conference have oil returned to the
city.
Alb Charlton was the successful bid.
der and is now carrying the mails to
and from tho GcpoiS.
George Edwards is erecting dwell.
ing on tho FCsTCll property, on JSaeF.
HOn avenue.
Mrs. George W. Blake, OF GIou EaI.
ton, was visiting in tho city yesterday.
City Marshal W. A. Kidder Is around
on his FIRST trip collecting taxes
w. II. Dorsey is on a business trip to
ST, ClSiIsyille, 0.
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nIEsr An NNMlpNN rooLg.
Tho Northern AMI NorthwoStorn outlets
Not Yet Tested,


Tho Northern and NarthwO,Isrn outlets
Not Yet Tested,
The work Of surrounding tho DoIst
pool, in Monroe county, sooms to be
nearing completion, snya sd. 5. W."
II was expected that it would extend
sOmS distance In IN eaSterly direction
from tho EcklOherry and Delst farms,
but tho kanawha Vii Company's No >
had been drilled 20 foot into the sand At
noon Tuesday and Is the rankest kind
OF a dusleE Tho sand from the top
down was OF an inferior quality, No, 5,
located 1000 feet north OF No, 8, Ia drill.
ing at 800 foot, and the chances for
producer are not very rosy, No. was
started with tho excitement In tue
Deist pool, but when tho Alexander
wells came in dry 1t was abandoned.
Now that No, Sia failure it is another
Indication that the Freiden and DOlsE
are two distinct pools.
Another new feature developed in the
two pools within tho past few days, 10
tho rapid decline Of tho big wells. 1t
Ia stated on good authority that Cald.
well < BoysTs No, |, EGkIsberry, which
came in two weeks ago and started at a
Experimentation gait, quit and has
not produced any Tor nearly a week.
As soon as the wells stop flowing they
seem to want to quit producing, for
when put to pumping they are very
small allairs. There il still chance
foI an extension OF the DsiSt pool to the
north and norlhwsit, and but little sn-
conraCement to search for lead in any
other direction,
The well on the Buchanan farm, three.
quarters at mile northwest Of ths
Deist farm, ia being closely watched.
10 tho cast Of the FrOiden farm. tho
KanaWhA Oil Company'a two wells on
tao LonFi farm ate produetag about
eight barrels day. To the northeast,
q half mile, tho test on the Thomas
Wright farm ia past due. 1t has been
delayed with dose Of salt water.
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About year ago the trouble looE different
form going into my arm a''o' NY arm pAin'a
me terribly, ana wheh Attempted 70 ,'t any
thlnS with that haud' my "nEe'S would lot go
aud 1t would not grip anything had no
strength In that arm
"Ihs condition oil my arm ana Ilmp' oo'h on
the sane SIDE continued Hp 20 about SIX months
ago Ny head troubled me very bad IL any
thinG came upon me sudHenlTi ieauu' 'ehsA'
ton came over me- starting from INC Top oil my
head md 'oT n'hort time was entirely lost ~
though vase entirely gone
the sane awful ise'nS Woula commence II
got very tired or II many were @'Eins AZ ouce'
90 ho' KNOW exactly now 70 uese'Ip' my hei'.
SALON IN my heau III woiu'' nut II was ueA'u'y
and suffered very muen' seemed 70 Inc a.
though 'ome'h'hHE"NS away III my he"u' anu
was gone ~
"leefAinlN iel' a goou uo", alarmed aDOu' III!
condition ana cou'u no' nave '0A'eu B'e"'
whllo longer II haa not 'o"nu pVlp
4eousul'eu ""u VtHP,o'vu 'iA"y 1oe'o,' "''O
'ald ihere Na' NO ne'P 'of me, as u "ah tue &c.
sun oil 'hetyrho'u ,e'tr ""u au ''ot 50 n'usI "a
reli''e 'ne Pa'h' ny S,sc' '"'o'''''u NV VI ~
",'ou" .'e''"'A U,Oo' H' s''u Iv','',s "",
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Ar'rry, Texas, Sent. ga petition
IN awFIs Of mahdamus 10 compel S!a'0
Comptroller Finlay to issue priEO
t,h. license, was filed with Justice
Denman. oil tho supreme court to-day,
tgtit will hardly bs aeted IN until tho
h'sl Monday In next month, when
court meets at Tyler. Mandnmua papor,
we're also served on Collector Willlamt
81 'hts county to-day, 30 compel him to
i''ue prize fight liGonso, Tho case is
brought by county officers to test tho
,1v Should tho decision concur with
Iniss Hurt'B opinion IT IL believed that
the fight will tako place. Major o..
tsnNom'r thi' morning said no did
not believe that tho military would DO
Bsei to stop tho fight.
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Five and half iurlongs-B onamoln,
,lt Peter II. WsIImaa, Ii2i ARHos, Eft.
dent ConornAugh, sebastian, Allegro,
Belle Annie, lOn
One aud onc.oirhlh mlles-Adolbort,
ia Cbo.apeake. ii0, CahdeIabta, Dan.
giyon Marshall, 1877 sabilIa, 1906
Itlb Rsol, 1915 April Fool, 1903 lIO,sio,
Ft7e onh a hnif fnrlonp', Youthful
,Into' Handspring, 1885, Ono ! Love,
lsJ Bon Bui,h, llS, ltoiuyoo, 100;
nUco lisi, 1903, Right Royal, "a; Lh
N'sbls 94i Boio Amtn, Boomer, Emo.
NrnaI, Nv
Ono sud bne.slItoonlh miles, Brook.
rn,d baniichp Ray Dol Cttretol, l2D 4,
Fytng bntohman. 1873 Counter Tenor,
~ Monaco, Dolabtu, PrIm'oic, 1903
Enndywlne, 1895 OWlol, 1922 Bolmnf,
Vi Maurice, lO2.
IntostOnrthI mttS - WHitGOt lii
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MARTINS PERRY.


llnps aud Allslapi IN thr Thriving Clly
Acrus. tlte pyer
Tho festival ind midway plaisance
for tue benefit ni tho Independent Hose
20, will open at broadway Park this
evening and continue untli Saturday
evening. Tho midway will DO In charge
OF 5, q, Robinson, and will consist Of
booths for tho sale OF candy, fruit aud
lemonade, Congress OF Beauties, Orion
tul guitar and mandolin club, African
jubilee singers, Danomy village,
japanese booth, Irish village, Court OF
justice, running reO, otc. Squire Ihe9.
Keller will preside ut the mock trial,
There will DO six or eight fonts on
midway, The admission will be- ton
cent? and tho performance will begin
NJ s o'clock, Supper will DO served
during the evening and leo cream and
other refreshments will be served. The
uhair should draw large crowds. The
proceeds will be used for the purpose
OF paying tho expenses OF tho indie
pendent Hose Co. 10 Atlanta next
month. where II will contest for the
cham pionship belt, valued At $1,000.
Capt. Thomas Moore, sE, who was
severely injured by falling from = HestIs
at Portland while returning from the
Holmes picnic, Is abl0 to walk around
with cTuIches. At first it was thought
that he had boon fatally injured.
William Griffith goes to Pittsburgh
to-day TO attend the reunion OF the
Fifth and Sixth Pennsylvania heavy ar
tillery, OF which he wa, a member,
Tho association, which IL a permanent
one, holds reunion every year
Mr., aud Mrs, l. Q, sedSwieI;, Mrs,
+. link and daughter Helen, Miss BesS
Brady, Miss Lena Mckay, DR.. John J..
Hervey aud f. X. lloge returned yes.
ieVday Iran Niagara Falls much pleased
with their TRIP.
Last night the water board rejected
all bids Tor the new pipe limo 10 Bridge
port, pending decision concerning the
right Of way.
Last night Miss Allcs Wood enter
tanned few friends IN honor Of her
brother, Charles, who goes to Ann
Arbor on Saturday.
A portion OF the buckeye glass works
waS oil yesterday afternoon on account
OF u slight accident TO the machinery.
Mr.. and Sire. Oscar Hampton, who
have been visiting in Marine Ferry,
returned TO BOliaire yesterday.
A brick pavement is being put down
by the Terminal railway company under
the FUurt.I street yiaduCt.
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BI:I.I,AIliIG.
All sortI of LoOAl NsWs aud Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.


All Sorts OF Local NsWs and Gossip from
the Ola" Ctr.
The Republican city committee has
engaged HeAthrington'S band Tor the
Mckinley Bushnell meeting and will
arrange with the Electric Street Car
Company to have cars enough here TO
accommodate the Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and Wheeling people VINO attend.
Wheeling people can get honetwo ways
by the electric line on this side OF
cross tho ferry TO BeuwOod. A big
crowd Is expected.
The Young Peoples Societies hare
have organized for q lecture course this
winter, BY selecting the following OIL.
GERS: President. Row. ], 9. McCrRcksG
vice president, Rev. o. W. Holmes; sac.
rotary, Miss Mollie Stewart; treasurer.
William J. Morrison. It was decided
that the course shall consist OF four en-.
teEtaiamsnts, either two lectures aRd
Two concerts, or three lectures aud one
concert
The nav iron buildings covering tho
plate mills a. tho Boltairs nail works
arc being put up as rapidly as practi.
cable, aud there is now some show oil
the large amount OF money beings pent
on improvements at that plant But II
will DO some time before the plate mills
will be completed, aud they will b0
provided with such modern improve
monts that lew men will DO employed.
The knights Of Py.hias, OF Bridge.
mort. will play the BellAlrO Knights the
third game OF base ball hero this after
noon. Each team has one game to 1t
crsdi. aud the game this afternoon Ia
expected TO be a holly contested one,
N. Booth K Son patntsd the interior
OF tho old central block with nshoStinc
Yesterday, tho lrst coat OF white 1t has
had aimee tho block wa' built along in
the fittiua. People who enter there now
scarcely know tho place.
Abe HcfEburg aud Moses ElIikcn will
taku part IN tho bicycle races TO be
given at Barnosvtllo next month.
lletzburg aud the,ctucl 0'Donnoll arc
matched for purse Of 500.
Billy George. ono OF tho crack base
bal players who goes out from horO
each year, 10 al homo. He PLAYED with
tho western league this year and led
his club in batting.
Woily South has resigned as u mem.
Dor Of tho Belmont county board OF de.
putty supervisors OF election. on account
Of tito removal Of his family TO Wheel.
ing Island.
Deputy Sheriff S. S. Foreman return.
Cd yesterday from Columbus, whore no
had taken Mrs. Lou Moore, OF Barnes.
villc. and left her at tho Insane asylum
James Q. 1'almnn, the vol known
lawyer, IL riding new wheel. tho Col.
umbia, and 1t Is ono Of tho light pat.
LOrng--only twonty.one pounds.
Sheriff Darby yesterday olorod tho
Pittsburgh coal works for sale the second
time, but thOru were no bidders, hence
no sale.
c. W. Dickens, cashier OF tho Dollar
Savings bank, IL at Cincinnati attend.
Ing tho bankOra' convention.
Tho Columbia Club sayo dance In
Central hall last night aud nno crowd
was present
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WHO is TO BLAME?
Is 1t Not a Case of Guilty
gNegIect2
A Terrible Responsibility Rests
with Somebody.
A ssrIOu, Question to a Great Many and a
Sad Ono,
Who hto blameH

"aN - " ulA'Au
Surely someone Is to blanc for the enormous
amount oI sickness and suffering IN the world.
Too often people arc promo to throw tho reIpon'
sIbilIty for their condition upon some higher
power In nine cases out Of ten this Is wrong
for In most cases the blame lies entirely with tho
sufferer.
II has been shown by constantly demonstrated
fact proven by the experience OF Thousands
upon thousand, OF people that most Of tho did.
cutles and diseases from which people suGeT arc
easily and readily cured by the use Of Dr,
Greeno's Nervura blood and nerve romedy,Whlch
iswIIhout DOUBT tue greatest medical discovery
Of modern times 1t is sure to cure disease
Mrs. William N. Strong, who lives In Waits
field W. says;
About ten years ago had n very severe At
tack OF typhoid fever, which left one side Of my
body IN very bad condition, One limb SWELL
cd badly, and every time bore my weight on
that limb, 1t seemed US though my hip would
uniOlnL The pain was dreadful and have
mover been free from that pain during all these
years,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than othersand enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by mare promptly
adapting tho worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value Ia health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
IT. excellence Ia duo 10 ilH prclcn ting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho ta1tc, the rcfrcBling and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect INK.
uliyc clcGlually cleansing the syStcm,
dIspclIing colds, headaches mud icycfS
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
mot With tito approval of che medical
profession. because IL acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and jowclB without weak
sning them and II Il perfectly iIcO from
every Objectionable substance,
syrup Of Flga IL for sale by all drug.
rista In 6Oc and ~ bottles, but u Ia mhn.
uiaclund by The California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name lsprnlcd ON every
pncknpc, altO the name, syrup Of FIpg
and being we'll Informed you will no.
accept any substitute ii offered
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SENSATIONAL DISADVANTAGE.
\ Detroit butiness ,ian Who Hoped in
FFInnd, for Many Thousands.

\ Detroit butinsn alan Who Hoped in
TtIond' for Many Thousands.
DETROIT, NIcH., Sept, 2j,-Tho Even.
Ing Naws publishes a sensational three.
column story regarding the disappear.
ancs from Detroit OF Edward h. Harvey,
a we'll known heavy real estate operator
and tho supposed money end Of the
clothing firm of MabIey. Harvey x Co.,
which collapsed several weeks ago, aftOr
u short but showy existence. 1t is
charged that Harvey, who Wal ex.
tremely popular in tho business aud
social cirCOs Of tho city, took advantage
OF social and fratornal ties TO drag
friends into speculative or pretended
speculative schemes, until no had
caught score Of them u tho amount
oil over $4,000.
ouo Of hi. principal alleged victims
is L. q. WObb, who Endorsed Haryoya
paper to the extent oil nearly 100000
Most OF those who have suffered
through IIRsyey's peculatsons will say
nothing about it. Harvey Is now in
Winnipeg, Manitoba, whore he is inter.
esled with others IN developing the salt
and lumber resources on large tract Of
land which thsy own.
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Last evening Intelligence reached
Sheriff Franzheim that a party Of we'll.
known tougha were in the willows on
the creek bank near the Steenrod
bridge. lie aud Deputy Sheriff McCol.
ioch went out, intending to arrest the
whole crowd aud lock them up, but
when they got there all had left but
Jim Dugan. They made a thorough
search. but could not come up with tho
others. Dugan was brought to town
and LODGED in Jail.
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Last night Marshall Darlington and
Miss Dolly Berry, both coIored, got into
quite fight in the Second ward over
the alleged transfer OF MarShalPS aaec.
lions to another duskY dRmIel. Both
were locked up.
Lizzie Davis, q denizen oil Alley G,
and Flo Cook, a oue.logged lady who
presideS over house in the samu part
of darkest WheslnV." were out on tho
street last night, aud they were gath.
cred in by the police.
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WAsllINGIDN ROAD RAGE


Tho "ReporIst" raco to be Hun Next
Thursday ti,ofmooa.
Next Thursday afternoon the Wash.
ington Reporters 35.mile handicap
road race will bs held aud a number ol
Wheeling riders will probably pArIicl.
pate. Entry Dlanhi have been received
by the lSTELLUESCER andCan DO had on
application. The race 10 over n triangu.
lar coufse, starting at the Reporter Office
IN Warrington, westward on the Ma.
ional pike to Claysvillg, southeast to
Prosperity ana north to Warrington, Il
total dlA!anCe Of 81 miles, o"or roads
IonnoTbat better than arc found around
Wheeling. Tho scratch men start at .
D. m, and all contestants should report
a. | o'rlnrk
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SEVERAL years ago was taken with n
sSSess attack al lux, was s.ck Ia he'd
about ton dnyB aud could got nothing
10 rVIievo mo until used Chamber.
lama Colo, CholOra and DiarrhOua
Remedy, which, cured mo aud las been
n household remedy with IN over ainCU.
J. q. MARROW, DOCalurvllc, Mo.
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The Bluaor 1877 Golden Roi, Ina,
1885, burgundy Ilidalso, 1927 The
swain, Alaneheslor, 20; Dombazo tie, Sir
John, Kisborn, Babo Murphy, %.
Milo and u slxtOenlh--Ruy III Santa
Anita, 1928; PalTiclan, llB; BsldOmerO,
100; Discount, lO2i Poacomaker, l05i
KOy West %.
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he stcubouviile Gazette OF yesterday

The stcubeuviIls Gazette OF yesterday
saws:
THE quarantine against Wheeling
and Martins Ferry was lifted last night
hy the board Of health. The boards Of
health OF those two cIIieS and State
Secretary ProbSt are to be notified OF
tho action. The local board acted on
advice Of Dr.. PEObst, who advised
againIt further continuing the quaran-
tine"
Most everybody had forgotten the
SteHbsRyiiIs quarantine was still on.
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Special Dipaish 10 ne Intelligence,
HUSrlSGToS, W. Va, Sept GA de-
fRulting Official oil Lawrence county,
Ohio, is supposed to bs Ia this city 10.
night, and officers arc on tho lookout for
him. At late hour hO was reported to
have been seen on his way to Charles.
ton.
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BFooSLYS, Sept. 25.-The BosloHs had
no chance whatever to win from Brook
Ign to-day. Murray no. only gave every
close decision against the bean.eatsrs.
but capped the climax By calling the
game at the end OF tho sixth inning,
claiming it was too dark to see the bali.
Attendance 800 Score: r. II L.
kaaE4yb .-.a, .......,..2 Q -
Bo'ina.....---a.............O o. 3
ES'Bed runs Brooklyn 2; Boston l. Pitchers,
.lb and DJLAn. Lmpife MurTav
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Sgt'id' Dh2ditt 10 ne hisll7en@r.
CHkRLE2ToS, ". Va, Sept. 90
BrAernuo Patrick, aged fourteen. son OF
Dr. a. S. Patrick, \ prominent phyai.
clan here, fell from step ladder at 0
ecIoek tonight while cleaning win
dow in front OF Daniels dry gpoda
store, striking his bead on q marble
floor, causing injuries which it Is
thought will result in his death.
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Acrs at onCC, mover fails. ono Minute
Cough Caro-, A remedy for asthma
aud that tevetish condition which &c.
companion a severe cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immu.
diatc results Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, b. +. Peabody, BsRwooI,
aud Bowie &Co., bridgeport U. .
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ST, LoUIs, Sept. 25.-Two games were
played by the Reds and Browns this
afternoon and 1t was almost dark before
they finished. Coleman, a new one,
went into the box for the Browns aud
Atkinson, a Missouri boy, went into
leis field. Miller covered short and
Cooley third. The only feature OF the
trst game was tho inability OF the
Browns to bat. Score.
Fn game II. H. p
S. LON. % 0bOO2 Pisa = /
'uaaaan @ g2 90 "-ij IL .
kira.lrl = Louis 8. Cincinnati {. Pitch.
err l0"n.a mi Foreman UIplre, Mcdonald,
=ee10. .fne q IT. =
& Llut 900 OO3l O-5 is /
Cinc,hhia o 90 OOl o. o
Ei5nci jun, louis Q. Cincinnati Q. Pitch.
r. 81. b's''-pI",n s5i rarrott Umpire. Melon.
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is 1T BALTIMORE
Looks Very Much as Though the
BRIDES Have Won tho Pannapt,
DOgAED THE PHILLIES YESTERDAY

And Cleveland did not PIay--Ir all
Depends On tho Now York Series
now-Pt,tsburgh Makes 1t Three
Straight at LouIsvtllO-ThO Texas
Prize Fight Muddlo--o.hOr News In
the Field Of sport,
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RINEHART & TATUM, Agents.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

FiyOfooacd house on Virginia street near
York, 81 5! 800
Lots at EdS.ny.on, size GOKl2O feet at $500
Cheap.
ticvrnToomed house on Fourteenth street
near Euf at 900 A bargain.
fyvefoomeI hop'e az Lad street, near FouE.
tenth street, A. Spi),
Lots, a5Ilsj ieot, on South Huron street, a.
500
MONEY TO LoAS-si.ooo Sl,OOl $500
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LoursvILI., Sept 25,-ThO Pirates
won the third and last game OF the
series from the Colonies to-day Both
teams played good bail until the sixth
inning, when the homo team wen. to
pieces. The PituburEhS then piled up
eight runs. Attendance, 400. Score:
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very wild aud Hotter almost inVincible.
Attendance, 5000, Score;
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wAsuIxGroS, sept. 25.-Washington
Won to-day in the tenth inning. The
Senator's tielded we'll aud we're able to hit
the bal to good purpose.
Attendance. 800 Score; II. H.
NE,l t5n-0 o. % 90 81 II /
NtwY1il0 3 o o 0 90 20 I 8
Famed ruu. Washington 8 New York 3
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