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MARTINS FERRY.
uaps md Mishaps In tho Thrlvln. City
Across tho River.

uaps md Mishaps Ia tho Thrlvln. City
Acru,s tho River.
The large, cultured audience at TIE
opera house last night Wa, much pleased
with tho concert given by the Lafayette
College Glee aud Banjo Club. Fifty
ladie, acted ~ patrones.eA. The twenty.
four young men in the organization
were royalty entertained in Mar
tins Ferry. The reception given them
by the young ladies ut the residence OF
Capt. Ii. ". Smith last night was i
charming affair.
Patrick Casey, a bottle blower, visited
friend at the Buckeye glass works on
Tuesday evening, and after leaving the
works was met by three men, who
wanted him to 90 to Il boat house on
the river shore near the Buckeye lie
refused, and WAS given q terrible beat
ing. lie lost his hat and saya he was
robbed. lie was arrested later for
drunkenness.
Mr.. John Couture, who has been sick
with typhoid fever at Salineville since
Christmas. waa removed TO Bridgeport
YESTERDAY. Iii, many friends wish for
his speedy recovery.
The Belmont brick aud tile works re-
sumed yesterday, and is making frat
class brick. Quite number of i'm.
provemen.s were made during the stop.
Harvey johnson, OF Updegratf, c. O.
llarbrough. OF NJ. Pleasant, Mitiiin Onv.
Of Smithdeld, aud Harry S,ringer, o!
Portland. were IN town yesterday.
Las. night Thomas D. Davis. OF Dill
lonvale, was married TO Miss Lottie
Weitlake at her home on Glenn's Run
by Rev. DR.. J. ". Robins.
DR.. Lawrence Reynolds visited his
brother, J. +. Reynolds, Yesterday on
hi, return from Philadelphia to his
home a, Horton. Kansas.
Miss Georgiana Watson entertained O
party OF young friends at her home on
Vine street Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Boyd leaves mex. week for
Hudson, Wis, on al extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Virginia Mathews, of Allegheny,
Pa, arrived yesterday TO visit Mr.. aud
Mrs. S. q. Robinson.
The funeral OF Anna g., daughter OF
Mr.. and Mira. J. W. Lane. will take place
to-day a: . O'Clock.
Bill Mohat was arrested yesterday
charged with insulting Hannah jackson,
colored woman.
The Masons had = big time last night.
Members Of the order were pre.cn, from
several towns.
The annual congregational meeting
was held in the Presbyterian church
las. night
J. Y. Patterson continues 10 improve.
Mrs. A. b. Gilmore is improving.
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MOUNNsNIIllIl:.
A miscellaneous MeIRn:- OF Minor Mat
tors froui Mtrsiinips Mutropul,.


A miscellaneous AI.Ians- OF aIinor Mat.
tors froui MARSHALL. Mutropul...
The American Buildin. and Loan
Association organized by clecting tho
following board Of directors: J. +. Bur
ley, b. f. Hodgman, V. 4. Weaver, W.
W. Smith. 4. q. Hammond, &. K. Old.
ham, f. G. Roberts, VI. I. Cox and G.
A. SIowacre Tho association begins
with subscription Of about 400 shares.
Tho board met last evening for the pur-
pose OF elcc,ing the officers.
Quo warranto proceedings were COM
mencca in tho clrcui. court yesterday
afternoon against J. D. Burlov, city
clerk, TO inquire by what authority he
10 exercising the duties OF his Office uu-
der the late amended charter. }. B.
Mcclure appeared for the petitioners
and J. L. Hootcn and B. 7. Moighsn for
the deionsc. Judge PAUL took the mat
ter under adviaoment and will render
his decision later.
Tho Mound City Building and Loan
Association elected tho following o!licers
to sorvo for tho ensuing year: prosi-
dont, 7. Is. Rogers; vico president, d.
Levi secretary, ]. d. Burnley; treasurer,
II. W. Hunter; counsel, @. q. Newman
In about eight months the first series Of
this association will be paid of.
On Monday night some person broke
into tho blacksmith shop Of John
Nol!cr, ST., in the lower ward and car.
ried oil number Of tools. Some por.
SONS also tried to got into tho residence
OF ". ". Smith, but were scared away.
Some one, however. ahot thor dog on
tho Same night.
Tho board Of directors OF tho Marahall
County Bunk mot on Tuesday and elect.
oil |. j. Potls vice president in tho place
Of tho latoJ J. l.. Parkinson. q. L. llolli.
day was elected to I'LL tho vacancy in tho
board and Us tho corporations counsel.
The Epworth League will hold bust.
noss meeting this evening. Delegates
to the coming state convention TO DO
hold at Pnrkcraburg will DO elected.
Chaplino Branch. who has been aerv.
ing two year term in tho poniiontiary
for grand larceny, committed in Fuyctte
comfy, will be released to-day.
The II. NJ. Rigcs property. situated in
the new addition, was sold at the court
house on Tuesday to Mrs. Capilola D.
Criaw6ll, ut tho prico OF 81 300.
Rev. A. Linklottcr, formerly OF this
city, but recently returned from tho
west. has boon choion AZ atalo evangelist
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GASPlNG FOR BREATH.
A Caturrh Sufferers Story OF His
Tormouts.
Tho Wonderful Cure Made by Nun.
yOn's Iittis Pellets.

Mr.. John b. Albert, Of 100 Colgate
street, Cleveland, Ohio, sayI: "For tho
pasts years | hayo suffered terribly
from catarrh In its most disastecablc
forms. had all the disgusting symp.
toms Of that loathsome disease. Thoro
was continual dropping OF mucu, into
my throat, buzziug and roaring In my
ears md violent pains above tho eyes
and noitrils. My breathing was labor.
Cd aud heavy, and. nj times, would BIO
literally gasping for breath. My sys.
TEN was nearly broken down from tho
disease when began TO uso Munyon's
Catarrh Remedies. had not much
faith IN them, hut IN u worry short time
big Involvement was noticeable. Now
| am thoroughly cured and enjoying
better health than have for over six
yoars."
Have YOU catarfh? Are you willing
to investigate treatment that cures ca.
tarrh by removing tha causo2 il 10
ask your druggist for 25,csnt bottle OF
Munyon's Catarrh euro and n 25.ccnt
bottle Of Ca,arrh Tablets. The Catarrh
Cure will eradicate tho disease from tho
system, aud tho Tablets will cleanse and
heal the afflicted parts aud restore them
to natural and heRlthiul condition.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company. o! Philadelphia, pu. IN
specifies for nearly every disease, which
arc sold by all druggists. mostly Tor %
cents bottle,
Those who are In doubt As to tho
nature OF their disease should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms OF
their disease. Professor Munyon will
carefully diapnoss the case aud give You
tho benefit OF his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. The Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt OF retail
price.
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Alis9 Lillian Lewis will be seen Friday
night ut the Opera House in n big apac.
tacular production OF CLEOPATRA" She
has this season scored success as the
Egyptian enchantrcss. not on ono or
two instances. out wherever she pro.
scented the great drama. Tho proluc.
ton il superb one. each stage setting
receives applause for itself. Every
scene is not only accurate in it's local
Coloring, but it is effective as a stage
picture. Costumcd in tho voluptuous
style OF the Egyptian Orientalism Of
Cleopatra's time, every carmen. is a
feast to the eye and II delight 10 the
historical senae. 1t is little less than n
delight to ono familiar with tho material
OF tho period to gee ono piece after an.
other Of armOr, arms, furniture and
fabric repeated with consummnte akill.
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BicIlihIi,ic.
Al Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass CITY,

| Al Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
thu Glass CITY.
A Sabbath school institute will DO
hold In this city beginning this evening
In tho Christian church and contiuu.
Ing tomorrow in tho U. +. church and
Tomorrow evening In tho First NJ. +.
church. Tho programme for this even.
ing Ia as follows:
Devotional exercises ............. .,..........,.
80, ,,;.,;q"";.. Conducted BY Rev. }. T Foster
Tho Sabbath school, .4
MhAtlIlS mOt.............. ...... MD. LILY Kelly
The Field Of the sabbath Scho0l.a.........
,,...,.... ....,",....." lIey. ". a. L.. King
Who should lie Thcfe".,"Dr J, =. Mcclellan
Hon. William Iundy. president. OF tho
organization OF taxpayers at lIarnesville.
writes TO this city urging organization
and corporation in the moy0meut. He
regards tho various organizations OF this
character throughout tho county ms i'm
portant To the people.
Hon. jesse W. lIolllngsworth, who
has been ut Battle Crock. Michigan,
under treatment for several months Tor
serious kidney trouble. has returned TO
this county confident that his treat
mcnt will DO OF benefit.
John c. plunket., minor ut Heath
erington's coaI works, was badly ill.,
jurod BY fall OF sato In the mines yes.
tcrday. One rib was broken aud his
body badly bruised, bu. he Is getting
along nicely.
The work on the new Catholic school
building in tho Fourth ward Is going
along rapidly now, rs Is the case with q
number OF new buildings about town,
during the good weather.
The attorneys of tho Belmon. county
bar will meet with the clerk oithc court
in St. Clairsvlls to-day to arrange tho
docket for tho term OF court that will
convene this month. fa
The new blast furnace at the Bellairo
steel plaut Is now turning out from two
hundred to two hundred md twenty
tons per day and is not yet working to
its full capacity.
S. NJ. Fletcher, OF this city. who was
the chief clerk under Postmaster OAR
rah, i, assisting Postmaster L. B.
Mitchell at bridgeport.
Rev. Ii. \. l.. King. the new pastor OF
tho First Presbyterian church, has
moved his family here from SIeuben.
vile.
Mrs. Louise Ebbing hansen, aged
eichty.tour years. died at tho h ONO OF
Fred Butket.. on Gravel hill, yesterd ay.
Mrs. ". H. Thompson left yesterday
for uhrichsville to attend the conven-
ton OF the Womau's Relief Corps there.
Mrs. Henry Maggie died at their home
on Gravel hill yesterday evening. She
had been very low for many days.
The ckoira OF the city met last night
and practicod music for the Sunday
school institute.
Mrs. John s,robel is visiting relatives
in GAINESVILLE.
". S. Hea.hcriugtou leaves to-day for
Parker.burg.
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Last evening tho differences between
the street railway company aud tho
Wheeling Bridge Company, relative to
ground on which to erect q sldo track
and switch in front Of the proposed
base ball park on tho north end OF tho
Island, wero settled aud work on the
tracks will soon DO started. i,
This was all that tho base bail club
people were waiting for IN order TO
make TIA certainty that ball would DO
played on the north end OF the Island,
aud Financial Manager Barrows, OF the
club, when seen last night said that
work OH the park will DO started today
aud hustled through TO completion. It
is expected, he says. that tho park will
DO ready to play boil on several days be-
fore the date Tor the opening OF tue
Interstate season, May !. The plans,
mention OF which has already boon
made, arc almos; identical with those
adopted bv tho Columbus club. the
grand stand to hare a seating capacity,
with the bleacher.. OF three thousand
people. Boxes will be placed in the top
oil the grand stand,
Manager White has made arrange.
monts for the appearance here OF tue
Cincinnati National league team on
the 30th OF this month, when the Rods
will 20 IN against the Wheeling team,
Toledo is being negotiated with, and n
game before that with Cincinnati will
probably DO arranged. In addition,
games will probably be- played with the
Buffalo team of the Eastern league be-
fore the opening OF the season in the
Interstate.
Tho local club officials confidently eI-
pect that the Wheeling team will be 4
cracker-iack combination that will DO
abs 10 siay well uu among the leaders.
Terms have been agreed on With all the
players needed with the exception OF
one battery, which will be secured in u
few days. For Padd.n's place at second
man haS been secured WHO'S just as
strong both at bat and in the field.
Buckenberger is enthusiastic at the
) prospects OF the team and writes Mr..
Barrows that he will have his ST Louis
Browns play one or TWO exhibition
games in VI heelinc during the season.
Louisville, with Jack Glasscuck as cap
tain, will prove good attraction here.
and it is announced tina! the Colonies
will play here. too.
The uniform OF the local club has
been decided upon and the suits or
dered. The color is black, and white
shirts, and wheeling" across the
shirts. The player. OF the team will
report for duty on the fifteenth OF this
month aud It is expected the diamond
will then be ready for practice at lsa,t.
The enthusiasm nt the local fans" ia
now at high pitch aud the team will
undoubtedly receive generous patron.
aye. For q time it looked as II the town
wouldn't see professional ball, but now
the skies have Enlightened aud "alps
wall ~
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NASHVILLE, TRSS., April 3.-rhis was
tho third day Of tho Cumberland Park
meeting. Weather pleasant; track fast ;
attendance good. summary:
First, tiye'eighths mile--Sovilla won
Pine Top second; Lady Pepper third.
limo, l:04.
Second, half mile-Francis won; Maid
Of Honor second; Merry Thought third,
Time, :i9l.
Third, Maxwell House stakes, for
threo.year.old iillies, 81 800, one mile
Queen May won; Lille OF the Wcst sec
ond; Victorious third. Time, l:42i,
Fourth, selling, ono mile-Miliard
won; Clemen,ine second; Cattaraugas
third. Time, las
Fifth. selling, four turlongs -PolloGl;
won; Rags second; Loyal Princess third,
4 imr. 100,
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After tho regular meeting OF the Ger.
man krIeger-verein last night an i'm
promp;u celebration was held in honor
OF the birthday OF Prince Bismarck.
There was no formal programme. pu,
speeches were made and songs sung for
several hours. the affair being in the
nature Of n campfire, with refreshments
added.
At tue meeting OF the literary society
OF ST. James church last night Rev. Will.
lam Wcrder. the pastor. delivered n
very able and instructive address OIL the
character OF Bismarck and his influence
on German unity and the German
people.
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Cox ( Company, the boiler makers OF
this city. have received from Swinie
Bros, the Pittsburgh contractors, the
sub.coniract TO make ten large iron
smoke stacks for-,he new buildings q.
the l.aughiu works.
4 large force OF men are at work on
the new tin plate plant OF the I.aughlin
Company. The hot mill building is
ready 10 be enclosed. The foundations
for the eight boilers are completed and
the boilers have arrived. The work OF
excayatine for the foundations for roll
trims aud engines Wi! be commenced
to-day.
The two stacks at the Laughlin mill,
which were knocked down recently, are
being replaced.
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Of tho Disciples church In place OF Rev.
Mr. White. who has been called 10 tho
lIclialro pulpit. lie will mako his head.
quarters in this city.
A marriage license was issued yostor.
dav to John II. Meyer, Of Allegheny
City, Pa, and Matilda Grow, Of this
county. "
Rcv. g. ". Grimes yesterday I'm ited
In marriage James D. Graves and Amelia
D. Keibaugh.
J. B. Hicks Is confined to his room by
sicknes.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
st.ausor.in tho CITY and whesilus Folk
Ahroul

st:ausor,i In the CITY and whesilus Folk,
Abroad.
Row. DR.. W. II. Cooke ha, returned
from Philadelphia.
CHARLES Schultze. o; the postotIice, is
recovering from his recent accident, and
will soon be out.
Mrs. ]. Ii. Long aud sou. Luther, OF
Huntington, are the guests OF Judge
Gray, OF Martins Ferry.
Mrs ". ". McClellaud left for Pitts.
burga yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
S. 4. Buruworth, OF Centre avenue.
Mrs. G. IIershaw, OF Washington
City. wife OF Captain Henshaw, Is the
guest OF DR.. Rhees. OF FourtecntlIs street.
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Mr.. Charles II. Iloyt has probably
succeeded IN pleasiuc more people than
any other comedy writer Of the age.
Mr.. Hoyt's masterpiece in comedy. "a
Texas Steer" will be presented to
Wheeling thea're.goers at the Opera
House mex. Tuesday. April 9. and there
is no doub. the amusing old Texas con-
gresham, his bright daughter, the ne
gro politician aud the investigating
committee from Texas, will meet with
tho royal welcome tina. has always been
theirs, wherever they have appeared.
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The chamber OF commerce is called to
meet this evening TO hear the schelne
proposed by Mr.. G. A.. Harwiese, look.
ing to canal from Wheeling to connect
in Tuscarawas county, O., with existing
canals, so rs to make waterway from
Cleveland to the river. The idea 10 in.
tcrestlny, to say the least, and there
will no doubt be large attendance to
hear the views Of tho eminent engineer
explained By himself.
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At tho S.nsid. Athlete club In Now York.
some Clever Work.

4
some Clever Work.
NEW YoRE, April 3.-Thrrc was a
fairly big crowd ut the bo1in, bouts
before tho Seaside Athletic club to.
night. At $50 fully 1000 people were
prcaent. Tho opening bout was between
Mike Leonard and Eddie Pierce. both oil
Now York. leonard weighed lSU
pounds, and Pierce l2S. Tim llurs!
refereed. lie decided the bout in favor
OF Pierce. The next bout wns between
Jimmy Handler, OF Newark, y. j., and
Al. O'Brien, Of philadelphia. ten rounds
at l33 pounds. Both inGu wero clever.
Handler won. alter both mon did some
good fighting.
Mick Dunn, OF Australia, aud Joe
Walco.,, OF Boston. were then announced
for tho big event Of tho twenty-five
rounds at l52 pounds. Tho police stop
ned tho fight ut tho end OF tho eighth
round, when Walcott mad tho best OF It.
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holders meeting at tho Auditorium to.
day. Tho financial abatement showed
balance OF 1876 e IN the treasury.
Tho following board Of directora for u
year was choscn:
+, :. Cor,on, Chicago; 4. NJ, CARGO.
Ion. Lewiston, Maine; c. j. linmlin,
Buffalo. n. Y; ". "a HAYES, Clinton,
Iowa. W. VI. Y. I'LL, Dallas. Texas;
George ". llookor. Btattleboro. VI;
". I, Ijams, Zorro llaute, Ind. Morris
]. Jones. kenosha, Wis; II. j, Mckin.
ney, GAINESVILLE. Wis; II. q. Mcdowell,
Lexington. Ny.
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uENNING. wIGDnBUsCn.
a QUIET but Very Pretty Home Wedding
last Night.

last Night.
Al S O'Clock last evening Mr.. Charles
A. Henning. the well known aud popu.
lar clerk Of tho first branch o! the city
council, and Miss Sophia Wiejebusch,
the handsome young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. August Wiedebusch. ar, were
united in marriage at the home OF tho
brides parents OH South Woods street.
Rev. II. Haas, pastor OF st. Paups
German church. OBLIGATED, aud only
the families aud intimate friends Of
the couple were present. Tho at
PENDANTS were Miss Clara Mason and
DR.. l.. ]. Armbrecht, and tho maids OF
honor Miss Kate Wiedebusch, u sister
Of the bride. and Miss Bernie Cannon.
OF MckeesporL All the ladies wore
beautiful gowns Of white swiss. After
the simple, but very impressive, cers.
mony reception and supper WIS
given. The newly married couple were
the recipients of many handsome and
costly presents and OF showers OF cou-
CALCULATIONS. They will 20 to house.
keeping ut once on the South Side.
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ToLIDo, O., April 3-Neur North
Baltimore, Ohio, early this morning
Fred Menghor. OF Bradford. Pa, and Ike
1enny. OF Youngstown. Ohio, fought 10
finish Tor purse Of $3.50 aud side
bet. Tho argument was n vicious ono
from tho a,art, Meaghor knocking ont
Z his opponent in the seventeenth round.
Meaeher weighed lfD pounds and len.
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A number OF we'll known lovers oil
fishing and huutin. havo formed club
with the above name. and have mr.
ranged for benefit ball at tho Bee.
thoycn hall Monday night, April %.
The affair promises to be one OF the
most enjoyable OF the season. The
nea,es. posters and invitations lately
seen here hayo been issued by the club
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OrR better halves say They could not
keep house without Chamhorlnin's
Cough Remedy. 1t Is used in moro
than hnlf tho homes in Leeds. SIMS
Bios, Leeds, Iowa. This shows tho
esteem i'll which that remedy il held
whore it Inns been sold for Years aud is
we'll known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing 30 good tor colds.
Group aud whooping cough. that Il,
cures these ailments quickly and per.
manently. and that it Is pleasant and
safe for children TO take.
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The Gallagher Juniors have chal.
lenged the K. Hogo base bail club Tor 4
n game. The Gallagher Juniors are
Reddy Gilligan, B. Jones, ]. kemple, G.
Parker. &. Cling. E. Mutfney. u. Ben
nett, J. Klein and Z. Wells. J. Kenple
is tile hustiing manager.
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SICK headache. constipation aud indi-
gostion nrc quickly curod by De Wits
Little Early Riscrs, the famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. +. Peabody. Bonwood. and Bowio
& Co. Bridvoport. O.
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Our patrons will find De Wits Little
Early Rsers safe aud reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, ". Va. i. L. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie 4 Co, bridegroom. Q.
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10 suro and usc that old and wcll.,ricd
remedy, Mrs. WrSslow's SoorIIlNG SYRUP
for children tecthing. 1t soothe, tho
child, softens tho gums, allaya NIL pain.
cures wind collie and is tho best rome.
DIV for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. ywr,tw
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The Jack Wright Stars yesterday de.
feated the ". W. Irwins by the score oil
% to IS. Batteries were, for Wrig:its.
Bero and Coil; for Twins, Travis and
Kean. The winners challenge any
club under thir:ecn wears OF aga
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Nashville. Tenu.-Nashville IL, Cleye.
land 10.
Danvilie. Va.-Bos.on ~, Danville 10.
Petersburg, Va.-Peter.burg ), Phila.
delphia s.
Charleston. s. C.-Pittsburgh wash.
irCton 3.
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THE BASE BALL PARK.
Tho Bridge and Railroad Compa-
MICS Como TO Terms Finally.
THE BALL CLUB IS NOW A SURE GO.

Players Arc 10 Report ON April 10.
Work To br started on tho Park To.
day-CircInnati and Toledo to lilo
Hero Bctorc tho Season opens-Tho
Team will be Ono oi tho Best In tho
licasue-uihcr Sporting News.
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We otter Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Calarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, o.
We tho undersigned have known 7.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TEuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
WALDiSG, kISSAS * MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
lIall's Cutarrh Cure is taken informal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
20 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. testimonials free.
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CmcAoo, April 3.-Nincty mombcrs
Of tho American Trot,ing Register 40.
socia.ion were represented In tho stock