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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-09
Take the Big -Four Route to the knight
Templar Conclave,

TempIar COncIaVe.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 25-3l-one
fare for the round trip-magniticent
sleeping car service. elegant dining
cars-tickets good going Aug. 10 to
25th. good returning until Sept. 10.
with privilege Of extension until
Sept. 80.
For full particulars call on the
agent Of the Big Four route, or ad-
dress ID. B. MARTIN,
Gen1 Pass. & Ticket Agt.
E. o. MCCORMICK,
Pass. Traffic Mgr, Cincinnati.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-09

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointnent will ere
blind bleeding. liberated AMI itching piles. II
sbsorbs the tumors, allsys the itching at once.
acts - . pou,tiee. gives infant relief. d. WI
Ha0s' Isdiaa Pie Ola .aess Il pesnpe1- oQlE II
.-e..s<s &7S-~xa ,3S3I -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-09

The annual rainfall in the Atlantic
states is S6 inches: in the southern. IS !;
In the western. 90: in the Pacific, CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-09
.rUlKl!a Bath room!

, Baths of all kinds, including
Turkish, plain. shampoo, cleo
trio, electro-thermal, ETC., may
be obtained at the Sanitarium
Bath Rooms, on the first floor Of
the Harper House.
ROOMS OPEN.
For Ladies-From 8 .. m. to
IL m. on week days For Cen
tlemen-From 2 p. m. to 10 pm.
on week days On Sundays the
rooms will be open from q. m.
to IL .. m. for Gentlemen only.
Electric and Electro-thermal
baths may be obtained at any
, time during business hours.
y Gymnasium connected with bath
roomf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-09

Lice nsed to Wed.
s-Charles Rubbing. Miss Fanny
Altman. Davenport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
MouNR+Yll4M.
A Miscellaneous MslauGs OF sIInur Mat.
tprs from MnrshalrA Ns,ropoIiS.

A miscellaneous MsIauGs OF sIIupr Mat.
tiers from MNrshAlrs MS,ropoli"
At the circuit court yesterday tho iol'
lowing cases were tried before jnries:
Moundsville Shoe Manufacturing Com.
pany vs. 7. G. Hammond; verdict rem
derod In favor Of plaintiff. q. O. Knight
VS.. S. T. Cartwright; verdict for de-
PENDANT.
Tho north end Of the Marshall house
building, on JGiTerson avenue. Third
ward, is being torn down aud will DO 70.
built, putting 1t in a safer condition
than it has bosu heretofore.
Miss JESSIE Morris, Of Ingram, Pa,
and Mise Minnie Harper, oil Clinton,
Pa, arc being entertained by their
friend, Miss Ella McFadden.
II. B. BakewOll lie homo from Texas,
whore no has boon holding n position
on railroad for several months.
CA. Weaver will leave this morning
on ton days soioutn at Cambridge.
borO, PA.
The Horne Cochran wedding occurs
at tho Catholic church this morning at
8 o'clock.
Miss sLlliO Robinson, oil Wheeling, ia
visiting her sitter, Mrs, j. l. l.aurhin.
Miss Laura Hornbrook las rctnruod
from q visit to friends At PoWhasaa, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

S. II. clifford, New CamOIl, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma'
tiSln, his stomach was di,ordOred, his
liyor WaS Affected TO an Attaining degree,
appetite foil away and no was iorribly
reduced Ia flesh and BtrcnGth, lhroO
bottles Of Electric BittcrS cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sorg on hts log Of eight
years standing. Used thfco bottles OF
Electric Billors aud seven boxes OF
BuCklOn'S Arnica Salyc, Hnd his log is
sound and well. John sponkcr CAtaw'
ba, D., had livO large fever sore. Oh his
leg, doctors said he was inCurablo. Ono
bolllD Electric BiitOrs aud ono box
GuCklCn'a ArnicA Salyo cured him en-.
iifoly. Sold by Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
nALD's rwO VICTORIES
The YsHturs Of tlrv National circuit Meet
at Lincoln.

The Psaturs of ~. National circuit Meet
at Ltnooih.
Id7coLN, Ern, Oct 1.-two thou
sand pooplo we're present n. the Ma
tipau Citcuft bicycle race moot to-day.
Autong wind was blowing which pre-.
vented any record, being broken. w.
9. Bid roio Ia two raeoi only aad won
luom both.
In tho half milo, opon, CInhS u, ton
a'1uey, tho tandem chain broke ~ lho
s'nf md tho riders WorS compelled 70
M their own pace They all KUpl vol
Ngnlunf until Bn(ofinp tho stretch
gal started 10 sprint 4 quarter Of u
m.n from tia tApo Ant led tho rsHt ut q
FWIll pace. BALD won, Murphy hrtonG,
Wells third. rixlcy fourth. Time, !lh
'.opor Bliss, kttdr, Hoekatt aHI Tor
roll also slafl6h. eli.
Tho faco II tho day was tho mile
nron, Murphy caught lle tahdcm at
lhN start, closely followed by tho tuNt OF
lUr bunch. Down tic back stretch tho
tandem team On, Vfsat pncc. On tho
uitnfn into thOstfelch liald began 10
'phnl. Murphy, Wells and PlSloy push,
ing him hard olOar " tho tapO' BAIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
FAnnAGmEn Avn SMITH
To Boz Hero on November Tit WIN be
TuputY RouudL

To Box Hero on November Tit WIN be
TWonty Rounds
Tho negotiations between the Metro
politan Athletic Club. Of IhiS city, and
Frank Harris OF Pittsburgh. the hacker
Of alike" FRrrhSher. the youngstown
boxer. for the coming FArraghor-smith
tEonty round bout, ended satisfactorily
Yesterday, the tormU OF tho local club
being accepted. Kitiauning, Pa. put
luahid. but the hackers Of tue men
preferred Wheeling because a lair deal
il n ways assured here. Tho contest,
which is Tor points. will takO place on
the evening OF November Z. and ~ both
E,rragher and Smith arc coming men
IN thotr line, tha battle should draw a
iir'i clAsa crowd.
iaR letter to the writer, Mr.. Frank
Harris, Flraghsr's hacker, says that ho
has posted 800 with ths New York
World 10 bind a match between Farra'
cer and "Jack" skolley. Of Brooklyn,
and ns hears that IL will 10 covered this
week. Mr.. Harris will try to sccurO
'hd, contest for Wheeling. on Thanks
giving night. II will DO oun OF the beat
bog,a ever seen In this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
CUTTING n0W1 TIME"
0Ioler. lIEeaN NloIo ,-seola. a. Loul.vn


CyolSrs HreAk More ,,sCorda at L.oulsylIIo,
ll"w "rom" Eak Directed the SieM
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. l4.-The season
for record riding was inauguratOl most
anIplcionsly TO-DAY by Arthur Gardiner
and Willie DeCardy on singles and by
+, y. Anderson and freddie Van
HsrFick on a tandem, John Johnson
and Eek were present, Eek taking
charge OF tho men in their efforts,
HOing dObArr0d from tile track by tho
racing boaTd'a suspension OF last ysar,
he used 4 megaphnne and gave his in.
struGtions iIom tho grand stand. john.
son expects 10 attack tho fEurss 10.
morrow, The trial, which were. all
with flying starts, paced by quHdS aud
tandelns, resulted with these Glass u,
records:
Two milo'-Wilus DeCGrdy; time,
S;6S rs, (Johnson'S former record,
Three miIea-Arthur GardinOri time
Four miles-Arthur Gardiner time,
1856 20.
Five milea-ArGhur Gardiner; time.
O:5S l.5; former record, lOIS. by Titus.
"Mary" Anderson and Red" Van
HsrricE, on a taadem, broke the record
otl:5l 80, made recently at WalthNm
by McDulIie aud Butler; time, l;6l.
They continued aud established the fol.
lowing records: Two miles, 1858 {.5 !
three miles, G;Oli four miles, $685. i've
miles, l0:lS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Three.iourths mile. handicap-Helen
Nichols, GI0; Weinberg, lis; Walter,
III; Beldsmere, llli Sir Francis. l09i
BallicoSo, l04; Stonellie, 0G.
Milo-ConnoisSeur, HI Gotham
Doggstt, 49, BrandyWiae, The Sage,
100.
Fiye.eighlhs mile. maiden -Sapelo,
Laureiton, Coll. liz; Boislerous, Patrol,
Sycamore, Wild Violet, Superstition,
Wishard, My Nettie, 100,
Thres.iourths mile, Nursery hGndi'
cap-Ben Brush, 1876 Ctescendo, I2ji
Hazlot, III; Silver II. los; WoodYine.
lO4; Merry Prince lO2; Jefferson. 100
Religion. Whippauy, IS; Medium, 81
PalmerIton, Trenargo, S..
One and one.fourIn miles, Manhattan
handicap-Heury OF Navarro. l97; Cliff
ford 1875; Dorian, ll5; Sir Walter, l07
ualiiee. lOO; Sir Francis. 81.
Mile, Selling-AdelbSrt, sun Up, l0St
Captain T., 81; Melba, "a; Tho Coon,
90; The Swain, IS; BloomeS, rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
n'Lh,IuH
All Sorts of LpDal Sow. ApI GOSSIP from
mn NIl,A LLLL.

Al SDrls OF LppAl Ahwa AVA hotAln lrpW
thu Glaze I,tr
a boy narrowly escaped having his
llis cruihed out N tho baltimore X ono
yards sunday night. ito caugh. tho
side OF q ear moving out If the Cloye'
land, Loraln Il Wheeling yard aud hung
to tho aldo oil tho car rs tho train Ot
OmpltoI WAS pushed around TO the Bal
timors X Ohio. Another Train on 4
sido track was not lar enough IN aud
sidsRipol tho moving ono. It barely
caught tho boy when ho lot 90 ana
dropped, and he wai able to get up and
run lost he would DO arrested.
This city Is to have inflicted upon It a
speech by jacob 5. CoxsY, tho man Of
Eighty idngs about money, 10 will ar
rive here this morning at S:i5 from
Caldwell, and will DO escorted at once
by the local Popul!st committee to the
city hall where Ii IL expected y crowd
will be- IA waiting 10 hear his address,
which will begin Immediately altar his
arrival at the hall. lilo will leave here
at noon for Uhrlchsville,
The friends hero Of Mrs. II. v, Mer'
rick, Wiia OF the superintendent OF the
Cadiz schools, wsre panied yesterday 10
learn oil her death. Mr, MsrrICk was q
teacher in tho high school in this city
for year or Two and has many friends
hero VINO dovply SympaIhizo with him
ia his great bereavement,
The eleventh annual meeting Of tho
Womau's Home Missionary Society, OF
st. ClAirIyillo PresbyIery, will convene
in Pennington Presbyterian church on
tomorrow afternoon at . p, III. Delo'
gates will bO mot at Barton station,
Cleveland, Lorain Il Wheeling, by
wagons,
Mayor Dubois yesterday suspended
Officer Jacob Caplto Tor drinking and
for incorporating things. Capito
had given permission ~ u man to carry
liquor into a prisoner, and then tried TO
shift the responsibility, butgot tangled
up in his stories.
Clarence BiVgs and Bogus" Rodman,
two colorsI men, who work a. the blast
furnace, were badly butnod about their
backs aud hips yesterday morning.
One OF them Is very seriously burned,
but the other will only be laid up u
short time.
The workmon from this city who
Wero assisting Davis Il Archer on their
paving contrae,s ia Indiana all returned
home sunday, having completed the
work there, where tho firm had two
big jobs NJ good prices,
Henry Il Sewers and Miss Sophia L.
Reiuhardt called at the home of Rev.
D. ". Holmes Sunday evening and bad
performed tho ceremony that made
them husband aud WIFE,
Daniel Davis, q workman at the blast
furnace, was overcome By heat and
sulphur on sunday evening aud became
unconscious. Hsis better, but will DO
LAID up for sometime.
sheriff Darby Yesterday had the
Pittsburgh coal works reappraIsed and
will otler it for sale again next month.
Owen Riley, au aged resident oil this
township, died Saturday night and was
buried yesterday afternoon.
The knights OF Pythias nine aud a
Masonic nine will play ball on the com.
mons Thursday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
MAKrIS,, FEl,llY.
uups aud Srlhap, In tho Thriving Git
Across this River

unps aud STl.hlp, In tue Thriving City
AcroS. this River
Mr.. Homer Morris. OF Martins Ferry
who has been working in Pittsburgh
for come time past, has beon elected
phyucAl director Of tho y. NJ. q. A.
gymnasium at East Liverpool and Us.
sumed charge yesterday. Ho is an OK.
Cellent man Tor tho place, 10 an all.
round athlete, man OF good physique
and has pleasant address. lie has had
considerable experience in the work,
but IS at present out OF practice and
will fluid this somewhat against him.
Frank link, who returned Yesterday
from Atlanta, says tho exposition, while
not yet completed, is a credit TO the city.
The buildings are all right aud tho OK.
hibitS excslenL 1t ia not nearly so OK
tonsiye "a the Worlds Fair. but what
there Is OF Il iI first class. The govern
mont exhibit is about the same rs at
Chicago.
Rev. L. G. Bailey, the newly elected
pastor OF tho United Presbyterian
church, will assume charge nsxt month.
lie iS located at Cand0r, Pa, and will
DO married to L Nona Young lady be.
fore be comes. Rev. Mr.. Strunbach. o.
Reading, Pa, will take charge OF the
German Lutheran church next Sunday
Miss Belle BeaEIe has gone to New
Castle OH an extended visit with her
brother, Charles. Sho is improving In
health.
Mrs. NJ. bartholomew and daughter
and Mr.. aud Mrs. James Peters returned
Yesterday from q briel visis at Fits.
burgh.
The Oriental baud will play at tho
residence OF Johu Woods ON Friday
evening.
Belmont City Lodge, !. o. o. f. bad
work in tho Gut aud third degrocJ Lac.
night.
W. +. Barrett, who has boon quite
sick, WAS able TO be at his store yeutct.
day.
James Green returned yesterday from
Youngstown and Pittsburgh.
Alex. Hood, ar, returned Yesterday
from FaiTmOnl, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Having thu NODDED MORT 10 moro
than mako good Nil tho ndvbrli5ng
claimed ior tholn, tho following four
FaHedis4 have reached phSnoinonnl
salo. Dr. Kings Now Discovery for
Connump,iau Coughs and Colds, Oach
hJllIngnnlnniood Electric liillott tho
prcnt fcmOhy tor Liver, Stomach and
kldnnyh, linckions AtnlCn SNlvc the
boat IN tho void, and Dr. kiug'H Ncw
liip FILLS, whloh uto perfect pill. All
tt0an rnmodiuN arc guaranteed 10 10
lust what 10 claimed Tor them and tho
dOalor whose nnmc isallachui herewith
will 10 nlnd to toll You moro Of thOm
Bold al Logan Drug Ou,'a drug store, /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

New YoRK, Oct. l4.--This was get
away day at the Aqueduut track and
the attendance was we'll up TO the Gtan.
dard. Track fat. Only two fRvOriios
won to-day, the others going 10 second
and third choice horses, Summaries:
First, ak and hall turlonGS-Rolla
won, viii Elliott second, Florimer third.
Time, i'2il.
Second, ak and half turlongs-Indra
won. Addo second, Fatal third. Time,
l:25l.
Third, ono miic and a sixteenth
Marshall won, Eclipse second, Long.
bridge third. Time, 1854.
Fourth, six furlongs-King 7. won,
Bomako second, FIGuld third. limo,
l:lsi.
Fifth, one mile-InGuIrcndo won, Sir
John second King Michael third.
Time, l:4G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct 1.-THE trots
to-day were attended by 5000 people,
Weather fine and track fast. BoreGI
took the Kentucky stakes altar a hot
contest with Oakland Baron, Fred Kohl
aud Kelona. Summaries;
Frat, the Kentucky stakes, value
s., OOO-Boreal won fourth, fifth aud
sixth heats. Fred Kohl won fret aud
third heats. Kelona won second heat,
Oakland Baron. scourine, fmperious
Miss Kate aud Happy Jim also started,
lime, "d2l, 2:lI, 2:l4, 2:l6, 2:l7t,
2:i6l
Free.for.all trot, Sl,0OO-Nightingals
won in straight heats. Lockheart also
started. Time, 2:lOl, call, 2:O9l,
2:06 class, pacing, PuFss Sl,0oD-StaF
Pointer won in straight heats. Gui'
nelte, Vera CapeI, Direction. Rachel
and Guy also started. Time, 2:O6i,
9:07. 2:01t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
DANNY CREEpoN woN


Ia Hts Fight With the "Gdftss cOOler'' Ia
LondoR-rWsnty HSundG
LONDON. Oct. l4.-Fraak Craig, the
Harlem Coffee Cooler" and Dan
CresdOn, we'll known in America, fought
q tWenty.round fgh: ut the National
Sporting Clpb tonight, and CraodOn
Won in the twentieth round.
The opening rounds we're contested
in 3 friendly fashion, but on warming
10 the work Craig rushed and swung
his right with such effect that Creedon,
after being knocked down in the sixth
round, vent weak and was all but
beaten In that and the two subsequent
rounds. Still he fought gamely, and
lust toward tho end OF tho eighth
round he landed with the right on the
Jaw and shook the "cooleT."
From this point Craig boxed wildly,
aud frequently cluiched his opponent
or ran arourd the ring to escape pun.
iahment, lilo occasionally swung his
right, but CrOedon had the beat OF mat
teEs 10 the end ~ the twentieth round.
The progress OF the fight aud tho re-
suit caused immense excitement among
the roughs outside, and the police were
obliged to charge the crowd to enable
the club members TO make an exit.
In the Ten round contest preceding
the Craig.Creedou fight, Dick Plumb,
OF London, knocked out Jack Lewis, Of
America, in tho third round.
The Sportsman says: "CreOdon was
more clsyAr from start TO finish. CraiR's
great reach appeared sometimes to dc
him more harm than good. There was
more hugRinR and clinchinG than was
necessary and the referee made repeat
ed cautions and admouitions."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

D. W. Fuller. Of CnnNiohariO, n. Y.
says that he always keeps Dr. Kings
Now Discovery in tho house, and his
family has always lound tho worry boSt
rosuts follow iis usO; tia. hc would not
be without II, II procnrAblc. g. a.
Dykonan. druggist, CNskill, N. Y, says
that DR.. Kings Now Discovery 10 I'M
doubtodly the best cough remedy; that
te has used II In his family for eight
years, aud that II has never iailod TO do
Nil that IL claimed for II. Why not try
a rcmcdy 30 long triOi aud tested. Trial
bottles ffcO ut Logan Drug Co.'S drug
pLore. RegnIRr nga. SOC nnd 81. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Oct, 1.-THE supreme
court to-day handed down It's opinion in
cases Of Tax Collector Williamson and
Hayes county, soaking to fofco tho
comptroller 10 issue thsm n prl2o fRht
i,ronsS under the law passed at tho
,oruIar session Of tho Legislature hold
,Asl spring. Tho court declines to
uSndnmuI tho comptroller fot n license
on tho ground that tho special session
OF tho legislature recently convened
Hftiffdd all previous laws on sAia sub.
.srl, nv passing now law, making
prze fighting felony and no license
can DO issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
KNOWLEDGE

Hrinrs comfort aud improvement and
tnnds to pcr5onal enjoyment when
rightly ugcd. The many, who live bet
tGF than UthGrsa md enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
llp needs Of physical being, will attost
Tho value % health Of thG pnrn liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Ia excellence IL duo TO iis presenting
IN tho form most acceptable and pleas
mt 10 tho tnstc, tho rofrcBhing aud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
aHre paeGtually cicnDgng Tie system,
dBpcIling colds, headaches and ioycB
aud permanently curing constipation;
II hal given satisfaction 10 millions alll
met With the approval Of tho medical
profession. hcCnu6r IL ncp on the kil'
ncya, Liver aud Bowels without wonk'
eHlug them and II IL perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup VI Fir, Ia inr salc by oil drug
dslain Doc aud ~ bottles, but II i1 man.
,lnrturcd by the California FIX syrup
Co. only, whose name iBptinlcd on every
packnpr, also the name, syrup Of FiPy
and being well informed, you will not
accept auy substitute ii Uaclod,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
NESBITT & DEVIN E,
Tel GU 1919 Marke. street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

no. % TWELFTH ST., fine brick and stone
dwelling II rooms all modstn, lot 6GIi90 feet
SO 100 SIXTEENTH 81, brick aud iramO
dwelling. rooms, lot 3OSi2O icot.
NO. BIZ NATIONAL ROAD. franc dwelling,
rooTs IS fees front
NO igj FOURTEENTH ST, brick dwelling,
rooms. lot 32Yl2J feet brick stable on rear OF lot
house has all modern conycncucS.
NO is7 NORTH HURON ST., frame dwelling,
rooms lot 40Kil2 feet
so iSt TWELFTH ST, new frame dwelling,
rooms i1t % feet front
80 lg9 SOUTH YORK ST, frame dwelling,
rooms, lot 2Sxl4O feet.
Na 1909 CHAPLISE ST., brick dwelling,
rooms, lot lsNlsl feet
no 1913 CHAPLlSESr.. fine brick dwelling,
Nos Isl ASD I8g ALLEY Is. double brick
dwelling rooms each, aud good brick Sisblci
10, uaKGJ feet corner WOOD street anu Alley Is.
so no ZANE Sc, ISLAND, room frame
Dwelling lot 5lNi!1 feet
SO. 100 FIFTEENTH ST. frame dwelling,
rooms lot 21Tit8 feet
"a. 100 SOUTH FRONT ST.. bf!ck dwelling,
rooms lot 60 feet front
Fine building lot corner Main md Sixteenth
streets. U7II3l tseL
,Hniidng iots on Island, ia Pleasant Valley,
Elg.ugtOu aud LedihUrwood.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Cry DAwE BUILDING,
TClcghons :ll SEQ
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Bethany. Dodd. Watson, suckley,
Booth, Alexander aud White played
fine ball for bethany, Tho s,Oub0uyille
Athletic Club team averages lI3 pounds,
while Bethany Averages ll2. BOlhauY'a
next game will DO with Marietta Col.
lege on October 10 at Parkeraburg,
An effort will DO made to have game
Of foot ball played on the Island grounds
this fall between Neutrality-suspicious.
and sIatN College Of Pennsylvania.
state College recently made a great
showing against Cornell, mother side
scoring,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
SMITH & DICKINSON,
Iag0 MAEKET STREET.
FOB SALE.

Farm, IS acres, Il acres bottom land. on Little
Grave creek. s., miles south u ctty, cheap, on
easy terms 81, 80
Farm 10 acres, ~ miIes east Of city, easy
terms, $500.
Farm. 80 acres, 30 acres creek bottom, miles
cas-. Of citr, easy termf 5000.
Farm lGi hcrei miles east OF city
farm, ltI acres. fronting on National road,
miles cast Of the citr Fay terms, $3.50
Farm 30 acres, : house,Rnl orchards, 'front.'
Ing on river. II miles SOuth Of tho cttyi very
cheap Si.jOl
Farrn, 20 acres, miles east OF the city,
Splendid farm, $50 acres on R0undboNom
100 acres Of same river bottom. 50 per acre.
Farm " so acres OH itDUndOOuOu.
Farm. Is acres, Belmont counIy, miles west
Of city, $500
Farm 50 acres, Belmont county. miles weI:
OF ci,y $500
Fatm, 70 acres. ~ miles east of city. cheap
Farm. acres ~ miles east OF city, with new
eIghtroomed house.
Farm. >! RcreA mile from Elm Grove.
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steubonville-River 0 Inches and fall
ing. Weather clear aud cool.
Warren-RiVes tWo.,eH.hI below loE
water mark. Weather clear and cold.
Oil City-Riyer 4 inches and station
AIRY. Weather clORr and pleasant
GrsenGborO-River 8 feet and station
ary. Weather fair and pleasant.
Morgautown--Riyer feet and sta
ionary. Weather clear and warm.
Pittburgh-Riyor / loot 2 inches and
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

Mfr. Nate Fici goes 10 Lexington 10
SEQ the big trOtling rAca, worth 10000
to the winner A grea. field OF fast
trotters arc entered.
At Morris Park TO-DAY tho Manhattan
handicap should bring out a great race
Henry Of Navarro is TO weigh at III,
couceding one pound TO Clifford. The
others arc Dorian, sir Wallet Sir Fran.
els aud Galliles.
The game between bethany College
eleven and S.eubenvillS Athletic Club
team Saturday was played in q driZzling
rain, the scoro being 8 to o in favor OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
rtrronblod win nnoumnll.m nond THIS,

AYYApoMs, MDo April 10, 1891 Il
have used ChnmbOflnin'a Pain Dalm for
rheumatism and found 1t TO bG ali that
/, claimed for 1t. bolovo ii to DO the
bOsl preparation for rheumatism md
deep spaloI muscular pAnU on tho mar.
kot and chooliully recommend II TO tho
public, JoiN q. BRooKs, dpalor In
booig, Rhoos, clc., No. Is Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15

A meeting Of the captaius OF the
teams that arc applicants for admission
to the uptown bowling lsagus-sho
Muiss--hGs been called for ThurIday
evening, just boiore the summer cham.
yiouship games to DO played that even
ing on the MuseS SlleyI, between Brown
les and PhGnlx. II ten clubs caunot be
obtained this league will open tho sea
son with eight teams. Those are
Brownies, Nameless, II. C. Richards,
Independents. BoWlsrS. Daisies, South
Side and Musee,