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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-07-05

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has occurred in Shelton, the penalty
was made light.
Sunday morning an overturned bot
tie of oil and conbustib1es, with a
half burned bunch Of matches were
found on first landing on the stairs in
the Kneeland Hotel building, evident
| ly placed there during the preceding
night. Just what the object could
have been is unknown. but it is fortu-
nate that it failed. A night watch-
man is now on duty
The splendid excursion steamer,
State of Washington, came into the
Bay last Sunday afternoon with a
large crowd of gay Tacoman's on
pleasure bent. The steaRer landed
at the City dock and the party spent
about an hour walking about tow n
The JOURNAL sincerely regrets that
the party struck town at time wheH
the streets were practically deserted
and no doubt Shelton presented a
poor impression. However, fully Ave
hundred persons were at thai
hour gathered in the Opera house
listening to Ex-priest Days lecture
and many did net know Of the steam
er's arrival. Next stime the State
gives an excursion this way, let II.
have due notice and we will furnish a
cordial reception. Harmony Band
i which was with the party. Furnished
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lawlel
and children, and other friends wer'
along.
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Shelton POSt-Office.

Nails close for the East dailyat Q p. NJ.
Mails close for the North daily at II NJ.
Nails arrive daily p. NJ
General Delivery open from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Mails leave for Matlock, Mason, Juno, Grove
and Satsop at a m every Tuesday and Friday.
Money Orders and Postal Notes issued.
J. f. SLIGH. Postmaster
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THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT
Blci clio Races nj liucli"'tor Yesterday
SOnio Fast Time.

bici clio Races nj liucli",tor Yesterday.
Some Fast Time.
ROCHESTER,, n. y, Juno ll.-ThC
national circuit bicycle races held here
this afternoon under tho auspices ofthc
Lake View Bicycle Club were attended
by u great crowd. Tho results:
0noHmilo open Glass B-First hca,
won by T. @. Bald, Buffalo; Ray McDou-
aid, New York, second; VI. +. Dirnhcr.
gor, Syracuse, third; L. C. Johnson,
Cleveland, fourth; L. G. johnson. Glove.
land, fifth. Time. 9:lO 40. Second
heat by G. Il. Coulter, Toledo; Con
Baker. Cleveland. second; a. !. brown,
Chicago, third; II. Maddox, Chicago,
fourth; G. II. Callahan, Buffalo, nth.
Time, PAS -. Firul icnt won by L,
Q. Bald. Buffalo; G. Il. Coulter, second
L, c. Johnson. third. lime, 2:0S So.
Half milo open. Glass H-lirst hca,
o By +. II. Allen. Syracuse; I. J.
Jenny, Utica, second; +. Fisiiur, SYRIA.
cnse, third; timc, SOS l-5. Second hcat
won by Z. kiSer, Syracuse; i. i. Leon.
crt, Buffalo. second; G. II. Callahan,
Buffalo. third: time. l:li2.5. Final
heat won by Z. hiseT. Syracuse; ". II.
Allen, Syracuse, second; +. J. Jenny,
Utica, third: limo. lbs f.5.
Ono mile open, Class Avon By W.
Z. Weinig. Buffalo; ". l.. Shaw, Bos.
ton, second; II. q. Winter, Tonawanda,
third; time, 1887.
Two mile handicap, Glass B-Won by
L. A. Callahan. 40 yards: I. ]. Titus,
60 Yard, Now York, second; l.. C. John.
son, Cleveland, 100 yards, third; time,
ASS Is.
Two mile handicap, Class Avon by
II. 6. Winter, Tonawanda, (2j yards)
]. B.. Edgerton. l. Y. W. $50 yards
second; F. L. Ernest. Buffalo, 90 yards
third. Time. 4:jl 20.
Ono milo tandem, Class B-Won by
Mayo and Saunders, Syracuse; O'Con.
o. and Coburn. Syracuse, second.
Time, 2:2T i.5. Only TWO teams started.
Two mile open. Class Avon by ".
L. Shaw. Boston: T. \. Foell, Buffalo,
second; II. e.. Winter, IonawanGa,
thirJ. Time. J:2S.
One mile handicap. Glass B-Won By
". 4. Tcrrill. Syracuse. tSO yards; W.
J.. liolfcrt. Utica, rs yarLs) second; G.
Fl. Callahan, Buffalo, 80 yayds) third.
Tine, 300 10.
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NEARLY \ itIUr.

OTcr.Zeatoas Ease isntl EuthuSia',s Make
n Spectacle OF Themselves-That Dccis.
ion by AcSicrny.
Alter the gamc yesterday the crowd
in tho blcachera crowded on to the field
and closed around Umpire McNierney,
whose decision in calling Crot.y out for
no! touching second base was decidedly
unpopular. Ole man made a move to
assault the umpire but the timely ar
rival OF n pair OF big policemen put a
stop TO M incipient riot. NcNiernoy
was escorted out OF the grounds aud was
mol: luther troubled. In justice to Nc.
Sieraey It must be said that persons in
she grand stand who woro watching
Cro!:y say that ne actually did cut Sec
UGd base.
TAe conduct Of 7omo OF tho Wheeling
players when tho umpire garc his deci-
son wa entirely wrong, aud Manager
White ahould put 4 atop 10 anything
that borders OF the ulianism that
cEsGaclerizeg tho Twin Cities team and
one or two others. McN:erncy has
done better umpiriEr than any other
man on President XjcG!c.'s slaA, and
that ho is always thoroughly honest
ard ea:acI. in his work there Is no
dOI:5t.
That McNiorney had an of day in
yestcriay's game 10 ,rnc. Before that
decision in ITO ninth no made one or
two off colo, decisions. l! is claimed
tina. he did not soc Crotty I'll. tho bag
aud took only Darrah's claim |iorit; this
he denies aud sayG 10 was not ton feet
away from second aud saw the ruaIer
M.isa touching tia base.
Tho Wheeling club officials say that
McNicrncy shall rcvcr umpire another
ranc hcrc. Last night thoy wirod their
protest to 2residen. XisSlcr and expect
to hayo another man hero for to-day's
game. ZOO" Miller. OF Wheeling. will
DO tho new member OF tho Interstate
gtan. lie was notified OF his appoint
men: b. w!so !Rst night from President
I:ec,c:,
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Welcomed aud perhaps McDourul will
give thcm II throw.
Fifteen hundred people anw yc,,or.
days sAmc, II was Tho mosL demon.
'1ta''Ye croTd Of tho season.
Troy, lato Of tho CIoyeland,. who wa,
70 have boon aligned by Wheeling, viii
10 gwen to tho now Washington club.
lilo viii hold down first base.
Anderson will pitcl, for tho Wheel.
inE' ;hia afternoon, aud either rhomn.
son or licddy will twill tho sphere Tor
tho Twins. Probably tho largest crowd
OF tho season will DO on hand Al 3:lj
o'clock. "
lIosson wont into frat place In tho
Na''Gnal Loasun race Yesterday, aud the
ulE iI'Gics OF pittsburgh 20 back II
notch. Whom tliOy 90; on their own
grounds ,hoy viii moro than recover
lost ground.
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100; Lake icy, hi Eurlctlo (2l, al;

le0i Lake icy, Hi GurIctIc t2), III;
team. so.
Apollo-iIoircutOr ts), lg2; Wagner
uS). 1897 D0nnombctg (lOl, 1857 &. Deis.
wlngof tl"), l3O; Jackson UGl. 49,;
Wnssmnth On, l3j; White (2l, 10;
Mann tl0l. 100; slui az llG;G. Duls.
winSct tlO). no; team, Slj.
Mi'COt-AubOr (lil. III: Patterson
Gay, IA; Gaughan (i2l. III; DaSlIar
uSl, li2; Ercilcr (ll). 1856; lIalr (lG),
llOi Baker lS), l2J; BoiawIng0r, (lOl,
l"S; team, 1877.
Ilarycst--Fo,sc (S), 1871; schcolo uG).
l3I; icnk0 Q0). l27; France (iID, l30;
SLripplc (l2) 1883; ljnuman Q2), l95;
llcIonstcrn Ql0l, III; ShuOcrL az, 10.
loam, 10l.
lInatIcrs-Shafor uG). l27; Komplo
ui), 40; l~la1lctt lGl, 100; WOisgorbOr
llU), NE; Ebolinc tlI, 1891 Bremrr (2),
H.; Drischol 10y. III. Team. SOL.
Observation-Disclosures OS) llO; Brasch
O4), 1877; Arndt (lOl. 10; Gilkcr QI).
l39; Springer (IO), 1856; Weidnur QO),
1903; Hall (l@h, l2I. Team, ~
Peerless - Schmulbach UO, 100;
Knoko NS), ll0; Halt (G), 40, Scar.
brough (Sl, III; Wcitzol ~, lij; Kohn
Q9), ~; Usollon (DSll3; Richards (S),
lSS; Adams Ci), l4j; IlamiIton (Gl, l4s;
team, $40.
MUzat-Schrobc uSl, lG7; Xulaut (i),
1925 Roth tlSl, 1888; HO'solI (Sl. $50 ;
NolIc (l2), l3D; Voiwcg (lOl, l2j; Tracy
lOl. l.b; knIbitzor (S), IA; ll0h RIG (2),
Isl Ihoby ~, rs; team, 7Sl.
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OVER on: THOUSAND
Made In n Single Game By the II. c.
Richard, Team-The I.ocor. I.rokrn,

In tho many hundred championship
bowling cames played in and about
Wheeling in tho past two years, no
team cver made n score expressed by
four figures. In their scrios with The
Brownies last night the II. c. Richards
team got into the four figure column in
great shape making 1926 pins. and de.
icating the champions nearly two hun.
drcl pins. Tho i'll luck o! the Richards
boys pursued thcm in the first and
third gamo.. Tive first they lost on a
margin OF only four pins and tue second
was Il defeat by only 4 single pin. There
ia n team that rolls in the worst luck
imaginable. The scores:
Brownies-Ilervoy, Isl, $50, 1S5; Nc.
Lure, 1856, ISL, lbs; Brown. III. l30,
l60; Dchinden, ll5, l55, lSl; O'Ncill.
l2i' 1876, l4G; Adams, H.. l2S, 1888;
totals. $50. SIS, So.
II. g. Richards-Thomnson. l5G, 1866,
100: knokc, ll5. l73. 100; Duga, To-,
lS7, lI2; Richards, lis. lis. Ice; Usel.
ton, l5G, lGi. Isl; Dliud, los, l5S, lG2;
totals, SIC, l.02G. ST..
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C~EScISSATI, June 1.-THE feature oil
tO-day's races At Latonia was the Mer.
chants stake. which was looked upon
as a practical walk-oyer for Horny oil
Navarro. II proved a beautiful race be.
tween tho turf king and the thrce.year.
old, Brendoo. Brendoo led all tho way
until we'll down the stretch. when Per.
kins was compelled to ride Navarro. lie
came fast when called upon and won
by n neck. 1t was one OF the prcttieat
races OF tho meeting and a beautiful
grand stand finish. Summaries:
First, 9 Observation-Disclosures. |;
POGO Tempo, .; Black Hawk. 3; 1915.
Second, | miIc-roo:g, !: Perkins, .;
Merry Monarch. 3; l:i2f. Third. 81
tnrlongs-Myrtle Hardness, /; Clissie
B., -; Luira, ); l:09l. Fourth, !! miIcs
Henry OF Navarro, /; Brendoo. >; Ray
6, 3; l:55. Fifth. ) iurlongs-Nimroi,
l; Old Centre, .; Winedrop. 3; l:03i.
Sixth, 5 turlongs-Joc Mack, !; Belle
Foster, .; Readina. 3; l:lj!.
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MAI.rIN,4 EEliliY.
lrps aud Misl,np. In inr Thriving CITY
.iGrDS, thu lilvnF.

wy
.iGrDS, thu lilvpT.
Mrs. Hester Minnohnn, rcllct OF John
Mlnnchnn, dici yesterday ut 10 a. M,
ut hor residence on south Second street
aged nIuoiy.two yGars. She waa born
in Pennsylvania and had resided In
Martins Ferry many years. She was II
member OF tho NJ. l.. church and was
VOL known and highly respected. Her
HOn, William, who was d muinbcr Of
COMPANY G, First W.. Nn. Infantry, was
killed In hIa first battle aud aio received
n pension On account Of his death.
Mias Mary Thomas leaves on Sntur.
day Tor Washington. d. G.. to attend
tho wedding Of Miss Emma GalCholl
and Mr. Arthur Smith, OF Now York.
and to visit friends.
Squire j.. L. Clark will try tho suit Of
Caleb Couture against George D0racli.
Of Martins Forty, to-day. 1t Ia for u
claim Of Sl0S.
Frank Harrison. formerly OF Martins
FGIry, has hGcn elected tullor OF tho
Peoples Bank ut GAINESVILLE.
Tho festival 10 DO given by tho Nigi.
liant Hose Company on June II aud -
promises to bU u large affair.
Edward Daumc, OF Pittsburgh. who
has been visiting his parcuts. returned
home yesterday.
Misa Dota Sheets will give n garden
party at tho Elms this afternoon Ut .
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frances. OF Smith.
field, visited ". u. France. yesterday.
Constable Stanton McAlAstors &c.
turned 10 Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
Tho work Of drilling has boon 70.
sumCd 4. COlcrain well.
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InAvr two litllo grand children who

IHAvE two little grand children who
are tce,Eing this hot summon weather
aud arc troubled with bowel complaint.
| gave them Chanbcrlaiu's Collie, Cho!.
era and Diarrhooa Remedy and it acts
like n charm. ! earnestly recommend
it for children with bowel troubles. |
was myself taken with n severe attack
OF bloody ilux, with cramp. aud pains
in my stomach, one-third OF Il bottle OF
this remedy cured mo. Within twenty
four hours l was out OF bed and doing
ny housowOrk. Mrs. ". L. Duragan,
Bon-aQua. Hickman county, Tenn. For
sale by Chas. L. Gortzc. Will W. Irwin,
John Kari, Vim. 4. Williams, c. Menke.
meller, Vim. II. Hague, II. C. Stewart,
A. T. ScheCIe, J. Coleman, G. Schncpf,
Wm. Mcnkemeller, Wheeling. W. Va;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; L. 1. Peabody
& Sou, Benwood.
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fJplYy G,IS-TwiR Cities nt Wheeling.
Cv.alIUh ~ kgaiOn, Llyaa u riudlly,

'h'H'as'
Well, well, well! Wheeling was
beaten with tho orstwhilc mighty No.
lOusil in tho box, anil visions Of occr-
pyinS first place this morning have
rono tho way Of good Np:a" that
didn't get tho requisite amount q push.
luz, Young Wright, tho Twins promis.
Ing twirlor was in tho box aud in tho
tirst two innings Wheeling got two runs
only with tho aid Of bad folding By tho
visitors, Up 10 tho ninth lie had our
heavy hitterl completely as'hiS mercy,
only one hit bcIn: made in, elk innings
and no. u run scored. Mcpou,al on
the other hand Was 6a:tci rather freely
by the Twins.
Although tho game ended in n victory
Tor the Twins. II was a very narrow call
!oF them. Whom Wheeling camo TO the
bat in the ninth Inning, the score stood
Gto . in favor OF Darrah'a mon. Thon
it vas that "Ours'' got tho measure OF
youac Wrisht's delivery and cracked
gu, ionr hits. scoring three runs, and
bu. for Crotsy's failure TO touch second
base would have tied the score. White
lci Oh with II base on balls. Pri,chard
cracked u 4 single to right sending
White to third. lhou Kerr raped out
Il two.baggcr, White scoring tho frat
run Of tho inning. Crotty, who had
boon swa;ting the ball hard WA the
mex: batsman. lIe came no to the OK
rs.,a:ions OF his friends by hitting to
deep center for three bases, the two
runners scoring. AT this stage Of tho
satae 4 decision by Umpire McNicrney
raised o miniature riot. Mac called
Cro.ty ont Tor not touching second base.
This decision was received with intense
diHpIeasurc by tho fifteen hundred spec
tators. aud nearly every Wheeling
player was gathered about tho umpire
in Il useless Argument. The decision
wen! and Crotty came in. Donovan,
The mex. man up singled anu but for
Crot;y's on: the score would have been
tied. AicDoueal wont out from Dnrrah
to Ryn and kRlkhotF who waa dcsper-
ately anxious for Il hi, struck out, end.
iaE the agony.
/! WAS Il beautiful game and would
have been perhaps i Wneelinc victory.
but for the unfortunate error OF Crotty
in no! touching tho second bag. The
score:
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Last evening tho Buckeyes, leaders in
the South Side league race, dropped Il
ga,nc to IIurvcs. on tho Fe,to alleys.
Score:
Buckcyo-Sa.terlcid, us. 12l; Dour,
los. us; Klotz. l5j. 1876; Moi.or, %, III;
Smith, 100. 1856; Rumbach, 100, III;
totals, 7S3, 7Gi.
lIarycsi-Fettc, l32. li5; Schulz, 1874.
lGl; StrippIc. 12i, 1875; Bauman. l20,
ll3; Yenkc. l3G. l3O; Blind, 100, $50;
totals, 75S, SIS,
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We authorize our advertised d~rurslut
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption, Cougha and Colds, upon
thin condition. Ii YOU arc afflicted with
6 congh, cold or my lrn2, throat or
clrcs. trouble. and will uso this remedy
~ directed, giving i: 4 fair trial, aud
cxrcric%cC 10 benefit, yOa may return
tho bottle and havo your money refund.
eli. We could no. ma,;n this o;lcr did
wo not know that Dr. Kings Now Dis.
coyosy could be relied on. II nc?cr dig
appoints. Tria! bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Coz drug store. Largo size 500,
GLSl, 3
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WASHINGTON COMES IN,

rho Pennsylvania Town wit Succeed
Canon In tho Interstate.
Yesterday mornin: Mr.. L. G. Bar.
rows, secretary OF tho Wheeling ball
cluO' who was appointed n committee
OF ono to place u club In tho Interstate
league In Washington, Pa, returned to
Wheeling, af'or having boon entirely
successful In his mission. Washington
'aGed tho Caution franchise, and hcr
CLUB will DO organized aud ready to play
Dali noSt Monday, by which zine tiiore
WI DO II revised schedule issued. byron
McNoo@n. kuownin Washington rs tho
"Oil King" will own tho club, and no
has pINccl Dnvo Curran, tho ox.Wash.
tniton x Jefferson player. in charge rs
manager. Curran has thrcn mon al.
ro3dy picked out for tho nucleus OF his
toa'n, and IN addition ouch OF tho other
Interstate clubs will release u player to
Washington, SO that they will DO in
pretty fair shape at the start. Tho team
Will play on the Washington county
fair grounds, where there's Il fine grand
stand that Will accommodate 300
puoplc.
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pit.sburGh-5 fcct 0 inches and fall.
Ing slowly; weather clear and warm.
Standardization . feet 3 inches
and falling; weather clear and warm.
Tho river rose and fell an inch since
yesterday.
Morsantown-Riyor 0 feet Ynnd sta.
tiomary. Weather clear and warm.
Observation-Disclosures : feet aud station
airy. Weather fair and pleasant.
Warr1n-RIver thrce.tGuths Of q foot
and stationary. Weather clear aud
hot.
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u SID; EOWIEHS.
Their Averages Compiled By tho Lca.n,

Tho frs. half OF the championship
reason OF the South Side Bowling League
has been played, and tho following nrc
tho official averages compiled by tho
leagues secretary, Mr.. W. G. Hand.
Ian, IT,:
Euckcyo-Rumbach (lSl, 142; Smith
Isl, HI; Klotz (lS], liJ: Dofcr OSl,
lGI; SaLtur!cld (lS), 40; Molter uSL
lS2. Team. Si2.
South SiLo-Srcidol (lG), lij; Wright
(Sl, l53; Iinndlan QS). 49,; Marscllncr
Isl, l2G; Travis Cl2), 1856; llortsman (Sl,
l2S; Fritz u2l, l2%; Rhccs (lOl, III;
Bowlia iG), i3i. Team, $50.
Phoenix-Drown Isl. l5l; Carcn.
bauer (lOl, 40; Carleton On, $50;
Dnga N5), 1871: WORKS Ni), li2; Null
OD. 1871: Stanley ClGl. 1iU: Riddle (Sl.
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Does the rhcumaiIsm. Cut or nil relationship
with It By the MD OF IIOstc.;!r's Stomach BIT.
tiers, which sewers the boaL without. loss OF
tine, II YOU use II promptly mud pCrSlSlciItly.
Va testimony Is more positive aud concurrent
than that which establishes It's efficacy in Tits
obstinate disease. uso Il with Aumnc OF
good results for I~nnllrinl ~dyspcp;lc ana nervous
trouble, constipation and biliOusncss.
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THE Panhandle Dyein. establish.
ment, owned by John LIeilmeicr, at No.
1881 Market street, is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi.
ton 10 the dycing aud cleaning depart.
mcnts 4 corps Of titst-class tailors arc
employed. who can 10 repairing as neat
as it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments. cleaned or dyed. can be mado
TO looE like new. Satisfaction guaraa-
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LINGERING coughs aud colds in tho
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expOls the mucous, is sooth.
Ing. healing, ALIAS fever, acts quickly,
is pleasant. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing. W. Va. b. +. Peabody, benwood,
md RnHin K Co. Rrilrnnnrt. Q.
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LEGAL. NOTICES..
/ EGAL NOTICE.
IN the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, ". Va
Henry H. Harris
yG T., cb.,c,r
Tanner Nelson, =" ''"
FFaHt iInrriSc ct nj.
To HE Etfndnu'. Frank Harris.

I" bh IItHNiH' ITIHN iidTFS'
Take notice. TIA. the deposition Of the COM
p%lnlnHut Horny H. Harris, mud others Will hc
taken nj the lIw Office Of Atkinson & Flick. E0.
M Chnnlinc street. In tho city nt Wheeling,
county Of Ohio anil state oi West Virginia. oi tho
U'CiOrk Il. III, And G O'clock, u M, 10 be read In
evidence IN Inv nhOrr named cause on behalf Of
said plnintir Henry J. Harris. And Ii. from
NuY cause. the taking NJ the Snld dispositions
shall not 30 commenced, or bclug commenced.
shalt not hr completed On Tint date. the taking
oi the mmo vii! be adjourned IRON time TO time
until the sane ShRll 10 completed.
HESES u. HARRIS. FnlntlE,
ly Atkinson Il Flich, his Attorneys,
AMNigE
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Columbus Takes II Game.

FT"d' UVi1ltH N Nt THiNI1VsNCE''
KEHro., Ono, June ll.--Tho Statca.
men turned tho tables on tho ox-Babcs
this afternoon In great shape. The
home team made n :rOAi rally toward
Ito close, hat ConOycr relieved Bondle
and only Ons u was sCursd oil him IN
tin ninth. Tho Bcor0:
Ecn.On ...... E. r.......l 0 0 o 0 0 . . i
CoIurHhuIa-....~.. ,...i 0 : 0 o . ! o.!
Lac Ii:'. iG ana y. EFrOrI. : md .. Batteries.
.Gg'ou. Milo: Ead UIGaI;. CGlI!lLuE iicH!.g,
C9aore: ara UDJ.isIE
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Earned runs. Wheeling 2: Twin Cities /. Three
base hits. Croitr. Two base hits. PfltcAlr!.
Kerr. parrah. B1wc:mau. Rvu. Wright. aeycrs
= Sacrifice bits. Davis. McDOnGlI, Gallagher.
i:yn. Wright Double plays. Wri;a: to Rru 20
Eaav: DaTrAh tn B~Jwctnau; RccaR 10 rr!tchnrd
~ i,csau stolen bases, EegEn. Bb7crmHu.
Shaw. Gallagher. Bases on balls OF McDOu:al
,. of Wight. lit By ball. by McDOusal :. by
Wriga,l. Struck out. by McDOugal J. by Wright
!. Tine Of Eaine, 2hours. Umpirc, McNic:ncy.
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Tho Wn.cl!c: management laa. night
closel :hc onntrRc: wIsh tho st. Loa;H
browne for :hr gano hero on tho 18Th.
EuckoubergOr's Braves will bo warmly
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sneia, oi.pn.ci,a LE ynie'tiqrarcr.

tUTgIHt ytFHtF'F " 1VVTTI'WTIT'
IaY., o., june ll.-Lima tried n nov
pitrho:, Lsnz. to-day and no proved a
praa. Hlccu,s. The GamO wal well
pinyel. Int wm n regular rag chewing
match. Tho ,corc:
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lauor:.s, L<ns nEd Rupert; T;t:Ig and GnnSS.
nSis 6iti, &c an O. i:rpr'. SAM! !.
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rlCk the WINNERS.

To tho first person who correctly
names tho %stnndin. Of tho Interstate
clubs IN to and incIudin: july 1. tho
IyrELLIGEScEW will give n season book
containing 50 coupons. good ior ad'Eia.
sion to all gaines ut the Island Park.
Fill tho blank aud mail to Base BALL."
ISrELLGEHcEu, WhcclinS. or or before
June 10.
Tho following Is my arrangement OF
the standing OF tho clubs:
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Mothers FTiGnd"
ss;s ::Br'QaSt.

I have been n midwife for many
years. and in each case where ""R0TR-
EGS' fRIeEl" was used II accomplished Won.
dsg and .I:Flsned labor and I8sscned pain. It
isthC 5ca. remedy Cor RlSINGUF TIE
BREAST known, and worth tho price
for that alocc.
Mrs. NJ. 81. Brewster, Montgomery, Ala.
Sen, b. Express or mall, on rccciptof price,
eI,OO ,Cr hottie, BooIs "To MotEGr5' mCilcc
free.
uEhDFlELo REGULATOR co.. ATLANTA, Ca,
GOLD DY ALL DRUuGIsTG
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SUMNER UNonavssrs.-Geo. R. TAYLOR.