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NEW TRAINS AND FAST TINE.

Ih1tAUO Il \. " NJ
Leave. Tram 40. 49,
Nan5tgyyoc +4.2a. N. lttlwaukee $40 n
ls M Milwaukee fl0:50 n
Ma+it.trgc +t:l7 p. N. Milwaukee, 1850 p IL
t,,,oc II IA r. M milwaukee *il0O I'm
roo,a 5rrajn No, Arrive.
manit woo $3.50 ,. m Ashland .1:45 a. n
MapituwOc G.5l a. m. Appleton ll''' D.
Manitewoc ST. a. m.
Leave ArLiSe'
$50 a.. II.
2N1 h. N. @Tnp
:u1 u. m,
anaIly. Daily except sunday.
Nos. sand are "ltmifd trains uahtnt
-erl fast ,ti;ne and have through sleeping ears
7,etyyaap Milwaukee Chicago and aeSsemeI
Franua.4 Hurley aud Ashland. Bceaktast
Igoirr SOUTH aud supper going hortnl ae are
served in dining cars between Chicsgo an NH
Nos. : and 6 haye through sleeping G2rs De
tween Chicago ena Milwaukee &nd "au.eu
and parlor cars between haukauna ana ASH
land. ,,.,,-oo o,s
Antieo, with parIor cars between Ml'"auhe
md Wausau. $50 -, a
Nos. ana run between Milwaukee ano
haukauna. 49,. :; ,,,for
All trains make close connections IN union
.Iepot at Milwaukee to and from Cheago'
FOR information or tickets inquire OF
G. II. HUGHTHAUSEN. Ticket : gent
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Ss7fEEee OF JOseI'A DuHld-s Is dioia
SchmitZ L kiIwan.
Attorneys for said asst nee. u'
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Five.eighths Of q mile, maideus, sell.
ing-Loug Dock, King Michael, l07;
Ananias, Fire Brand, Eauielda. Hands
Up. Hopbloom, lO4; Bslviua, NavahOe,
Bowling Green, l0l.
ThTee.iourths OF q mile, Selling-King
Hero, MArsiAn, ll3; Tom Cromwell,
III; Helen II. H., Wellman, Ill; Sky
Blue, Unity, Article. 100; Rebea, Vol.
ley, Tennyson IL, John Hainss, los.
Mlle-Allan L, Oily Gamin, Herki.
met, lO5; MonitoreSs, Apprentice. Rod.
mau b., Sir John, Dreibund, CrRitleis,
Richards, Nicolini, Edna May, Ella
Reed. l09.
Mile handiCap-Adslbert, lis; Char.
ade, los; Pepper, l0I; Little Tom, 1922
Shelly futile, lOl; kinglet, 100; Png
%; Panway, 81 lisssle, Cuckoo. ClRrus,
20.
Five.eighths mile handicap-Captivs,
ll2; Yankee Doodle, 1903; Emotional,
lOi; Imperial, 95i Helen II, II, 81;
Gladiola, So
One and ons.sixteenth miles, selling
Klnglot, ll6; Diabolu', Nero, lO7; Key
West, Florinda, Fullerton Lass, l04;
Darkness, Harry Alonzo, 0s; The Swain,
Clarus. Pulitzer. 95; Golden Gate. 81;
Bake Murphy, KallIrhoe, Mckee. IS.
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HAnvAup UNIVERSITY
IIsEIn, IlA g5Dlh Year With M Increased
Attendance,

UsEIn, IlA g5Olh Year with M Increased
Attendance.
CANDRlpug, MAsS., Sept 2G.-lIArvard
University bcgInS IL 951ih yOur to-day
with Increased attendance Ia all dSnart.
mons md tho prospect ot another
prosperous yoNr. Tho students hayo
bean pouring in to Csmbtidgn during
the past week and the old college yard
has AhAkOn of Ito summpr lcthargy aud
become all bI,tlO and activity ouCa
more. Harvard bcgina another year
with several innovations aud incroRqoi
facilities, but In spite 0i tile new dorm,
tories adiod last wear, students rOona
afn at premium nnl memorial hall,
whore thu students dine, hm waiting
list u ovor ak huntrot, During the
pnmmrr now reading room has boon
prnyIdad In the library aud tho build.
In itself w hping olulpnNl with cleo.
ihr lights, which will allow tho u,o Of
tho building evenings for tho frat timO
IN liz history,
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BELLAIItE.
All Sorts of Local New. and Gossip from
thu Glass Ctr.

All Sorts of Local ScWs and Gossip from
thu Glass CItn
Mrs. William Lucas. cOlored, we'll
known resident Of this city, died at her
home In the Frat ward on Tuesday
evening. after a short illness. The
funeral will take place :his afternoon at
. o'clock from the A. NJ. E church in.
tcrment 10 Rose Hill cemetery.
The jewish people OF this city will
observe tho feast Of fom kippur, or the
Day Of Atonement, tomorrow, begin.
ming at O'clock this evening.
David NeSbitt has secured tho school
Of Mr.. Arnold, at Nsl'S Siding. The
latter resigned to take charge oil q
school IN this city.
Quite lot Of QuaksrS were In this
city yesterday, on their way to Barnes
ViIls. where their yearly meeting takes
place.
A number oil young people danced In
tho vacant store room OF Mr.. Thomp.
son, in tho Fourth ward, last evening.
FL. Nelson is homo from ChattR.
nooga. where he played with the Four.
tenth regiment band.
G. W. Dickens has been In Cincinnati
a couple OF days attending the bankers
convention.
q. s. Jennings, OF tho Fourth ward,
hnI been quito sick at his homo for a
few DAYS past
II. Blum is able to DO cut again alter
being conhnOd to his homo Tor Tow
DAYS
lIonry Klein. OF Cincinnati, Ia visit.
Ing irienda In this city.
Simon Luchs, Of tho Third ward, will
return to-day from Marietta.
The Knights OF PyIhIas met last evOn.
ing.
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MAILrIN,. pGItILY.
IInpS auI MIshnp' d, "a, rhrlylns CITY
Across tho River


EilhtO0n or tWOnty members Of the
Independent Hose Uompuny will 10 to
! Atlanta to take part IN tpe races 0cto-
Dor II and II, and nuui b9r OF ironda
will accompany them. Persons who cN'
peCt 10 20 along should give their
names to Dr. j. ". Darrah, tho foreman
Of the Independents,
The Midway in connection with tho
frem0n's festival has been dropped,
and tho place Of holding II changed
from Broadway Park to Schedules Hall,
Tonight will DO tho second nighG.
Music IL furnished by the Orlontals.
Mr.. Rui Mrs. George W. Rocco loft
yesterday on a several days trip, In
GLIDING CIsyolaud, toledo, SanduIky
and Detroit Roy Clark will have
charge Of Mr.. Recess Office during his
absence.
Thomn, S.ringer aud r. s. Duyall had
the contract Tor SomH street gCading ia
Allegheny, Pa. A mRn OllOrHd them
5000 caah for the Job. They accepted
tho offer and arc moi looking lOr another
contract.
The residence OF l. A, Bailey, at New
Athens, WAS burned yesterday morning
about 2:30. Tas new hose cart and
hose we're used for the frat time and
the adjoining property saved.
For!y.eight thousand cans o. tomatoes
were put 10 last week by the Don Can
ming Company, They expect to Reach
100000 caGa by tho end OF the season.
Rev, John Cooper has been assigned
TO Belmont by the Muskinsum confer.
ence Of tho ". p. church, and Rev. +,
Orr to Peasant Grove.
Mr.. W. d. Hunt, of Hopslalo, who
IL tho iathsr Of ". A. Hunt, OF ST..
CIairViiie, celebrated his eigbteth
birthday last week.
Mra. II. n. Campbcll returned to Al.
topna, Pa, Yesterday attor several
wecKs' visit with her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. James A. Gray.
"Gnndmothsr" Fnthsy, Of Wogee,
diod on Wednesday ShS was related TO
tho shayera. OF Manin'a Ferry, and was
very old.
Luther Lewis, who stopped in New
York on his return from Europe, ar
rived home yesterday.
Samuel lluskin's new business house
on Frat street is about ready for oc'
cupancy.
The McDermott tool works IL work.
ing over timo on account Of the ruIh OF
business.
Miss Belle BeazIs went to New Gas.
tie, Pa, yesterday. to visit her brother
Charles, 4
Charles W. Hoyls goes to GAINESVILLE
to-day to attend the meeting OF the
Frienda
Rev. L. l. Gray, Of Oxford. O., will &C.
cupy the pulpit in the U. 2. church on
Sunday.
The Laughlin nail works Is making
large shipments this week.
Several Knights OF PythiaS visited the
Bellairs lodge last night.
Miss Jennie MillhouIO IL visiting
friends At Moundsville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. L. Wotheratd tef!
yesterday for Indiana.
Mas Mary ConabOy returned last
night from Pittsburgh.
ThOmspon Kerr is home from CleVe'
land, on the sick list
Baker Boyd 10 moving from FoItoria
to Martins Ferry.
William Rogers has been laid up with
4 bilious attack,
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FoRT WAYSF, lSn, Sent. 2G-SIx
thousand people saw tho racsa this at.
lQrnoon, A heavy rain during the
nigh made tho track heavy aud a high
wind throughout tine afternoon made
phenomenal time Impossible. Favoritel
won ia all events save the 2:l4 pace.
In the 2'SS pace tho Judges declared
all bets oil, Major CantilsyrS was
heavily backed, aud the judges thought
Theodore shelton was hold back by mis-
driver in tho arAt heat.
Robert J, was seat to beat tho worlds
record. but the Conditilut WaFo uuiR-
vorable. lie waut the mile in 9;0jl.
by Quarteri-3ll, 1903, 1891, 9iO5t,
Tomorrow AEolo Coca RgainIs the
worlds tTuttiug record.
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NEw York. Sept lG.-Thera we're
some close anisheI on ias. track until
tha fourth race was run ut GraVessn
to-day, when 4 thunder storm turrsd
the track into quagmlTe. The Brook
aids handicap WAS run IN the mud aud
WAs laugh1ble affair. Summaries;
First, 81 tutlongs -BSnAmsIs, i;
Belle Annie, ,; MArihall, 3. Time, l;lO.
Second, mule and iurlOng-ElsSsis,
!; Adelber!, >; Marshall, 8. Time,
1871.
Third, Youthful stalker, 81 iurlongs-
Prince Lief. Il Bloonsr, 2; One ! Love,
3. Time l:07i.
Fourth, Drooksido handicap, l lilo
milss-Rsy Del Carcsres, /; Counter
Tenor, >; DotRbra, 8. Time, 1853.
Fifth, iurlonVs-lnA, | WalIzer, .;
Goldenrod, 8. limo. l:l7t,
sixth, lilo mileS-Rsy III Santa
Anita, !; Discount, >; PeScsmAksr, 8.
Time, l;50i.
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MFpFoRD, MASS, Sept 23.-RoSultI:
s:a5 cla's, pacing (c0ncluiad)-Slas.
eoth Jr., won second, third and fourth
heats and race. Time, 9;lOh 9;l2l
2l3!, Halups won frat heat ia 2;t2.
$50 claIs, iOur.ysar.olds--Sl. Crolx,
Jr, won in thrsqslraight heats. Tins,
2;@0l, 2;23, 2;lO{,
2'l0 claa-Nomad won second, third
and fourth heats aud TacS, In 2:lJI,
1890, 9:9G Lyric won the first neat IN
2:lSi.
2'35 class, hrse.year.olds, pacing
Annie shsdd won in two heats, limo,
2;I,2 10,
2;l3 class-Fauuy Wilcox won In
straight heats. limo, 2;t2k, 2:tgi, a:tS
eco c.AEs-Strock won in three
straight heats, limo, 2:lbl, 9;l5t 9;l7l,
2;l2 oIAs, nacing (unlniahed)-
Charlie 4. won first heat Ia 2;l3i
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OrUEl BAY, N Y, sept. 23.-ThO
nao bo,aeoo tho EAii.ra,or yachts,
Sorlca ", owed by Mr.. ]. Arthur
B'anI, OF .0g Winma Yacht Club, Of
Ln'Itn1, The CIa.Ic ger u. tho intsrin.
nsnaI IronLv nuar 40 by tho seavar.
..t"-o'nsni,n Yacls Club for ANAL
, a' and E'h,l "ynn, Captain G. j.
j, Of tue Indian llarbor Yacht
v 40, Nhich vas sn.I9l to-day on tho
Hrni oii I!i' place, ended IN = very IN.
1'l"'1..oiv manner. Altar anii,n, ono
h'ioi TX tn.in', Mr.. Folds decided
! at nc would not continue tina tourney
because tasw.D! waiso s.ryng, and tns
'ad'r chupDy that tho condition, wor,
n'S lh''H IN which Ha.i.rlior iADull
'A.1 hryef,uuIop SprIosc1nltnucI and
c'ynt0I tho Gntlfo dnancp. despliu
sHIs1d'ch Whom E,nrl Wy,nrn,t,
'h' Vas wght minutes aaI nily.elpnt
,rr'.l' bolInd. no acton Of Sir.
i'h,l nv giving M orrtlionsI many
uNspNpilnenlafY tpm1fEs,
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L'''i. Nugh, Sept gj.-Thnfe was
~ 'p'U. a. tue tourB to-day. Ilo
. arg VA 10 llHo condition. brl a hiyh
49, rI.Hn0ni, and the attendance WI,
sNi almnafyi
, "'', -.lj lnce, tpoSiponotJ- Fonn.
y OF" Won ia straight hOata iu 2igj, g!gi,
!.'' pacing ,poupon d)-slrongwood
,',,' "rIul, i.uIII ami hilh hpals In
..!. !, .IB. 2.lNi Mny Murphy won
"'f. '.f thtrt heats IN 2HfL al5.
.... ~ hns.nf June lInv van second.
b ", anN lnlrlh heAb In g.l5L gil3.
sl5, W." "''' "o'' ]"
ON" IroL-B'ron W. won second,
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CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The Reds defeated
thi Colu to-day with the greatest Of
suA and but for Smiths error in the
IiIih inning would have shut them OUT
Aaio1's new star was batted at will and
poorly supported, whils Dwyer was at
iibs,i and almoGt perfectly backed up,
BIfrnE DecksE's poor play, the out.
5,jisg work Was unusually good. most
0iihs catches on both aides being good
Iad ,svsral Of them on the sensational
order
lt41dilcs a scoro- RI z
ChcinaIu .! 0 : ? Q 90 III Is /
EIrsed fua, Cincinnati 3. Pitchers, Friend
a! DvYer' UmpIfo, O'Dty. Time ESQ
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SENTENCED ron -FOUR YEARS.

Tho DrfNuItlNE secretary ni "a Loan ASIu.
ohtnn riend' GuliiE
81, Ia Duya',h 10 ire iatili5riar.
MAmlS nvRg. W. Va, Sept. 90
John s Matthew, who pleaded guilty
10 an indictment for OnbOzziing funds
from the Valley Exchange Dutliins and
Loan Association, was to-day sentenced
hy Judge Il. lloyd Faulkner to four
yoar, IN tho penitentiary. Matthews
was secretary Of the association, and hiA
shortage was discovered when there
Na'a change OF olIico's. 1t alnouutsl
10 g, 90J, but 10 secured by a bond Of
tiHnlt.
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KNONLEDGE

Dringa comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
crthau f8nnd enjoy life more, with
lc,. expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syup ui Figs.
II, excellence Il due to Us presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
npl 10 thp IA u, tho roffCthlng md truly
beneficial properties Of aTdccL lax
ntiyn cNcctunlly clcaning the system,
dipclIing colda, headaches and ioycrs
aud permanently curing constipation;
II Ina giyon satisfaction 70 millions. qua
mot With the approval Of the medical
profession. bcCnU'c II nets on the kid'
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching thcm and II " perfectly free from
oycry Objectionable substance,
syrup Of FLO IL for sale by all drug
gi.ts IN 60C aud 81 bottles, but u fs mar
uhcturcd by the California Fig Syrup
uo.unly, who1o nnmo IA printed on every
package, altD the nalnc, Syrup OF Flp
and being we'll Informed, you will no
aegvpL any subitltuto II offered.
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A PURE FAnnICArIoN.
Consul General neKaI Nails FSlSshOod
CRbtsd TO AmsrtoHu PapsrS.

Consul General pcK1I SaiI'n FSIsshood
CRbtsd 20 AmsrtoHu Papsrt.
BERLIN, Sept. 28.-Mr. Charles Do
Kay, the United Statso consul general
at Berlin, has authorized the Associated
Press to say for him that pretended
interview with hun, which was pub
lished in newspapers Of the United
States last month, and In which he was
made to say that he had made q report
to the state department in Washington
upon tho Gaze Of Sir Louie SssFR, Of
Now York, who. Ia July last: was sen.
fenced tn imprisonment aud line for in.
suling Baron rhusnaen, assistant to
tho royal commissioner Of baths and
associate judge in hI,IInsOn, WAS a pure
fabrication.
MIR. DeNay said to tho Associated
Press representative to-day that he had
never written to the state department
saying that he would have acted under
similar circumstances as Mr.. Stern did.
aud that. moreover, he had never made
any such statement to anybody. 10
nave dono so would have been an act Of
gross discourteiy to his colleague, the
United States consul goDcrai vt fraak.
fort, 10 whose division tho Whole ''i ..
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IGE 0Pn.I-L. rI,LrONEp.

The "rE'a" Zoos hall Opening VIII
Occur saturday, Next Nou%.
The ossHiag Of the foot ball season
nag bees postponed until Saturday,
Oe",e'5, NUIoR TO lack Of practice on
account oi.bo hot weather.
lie ".'s's will open with either
b-''tr fE!iofh.A.G q. Manager Bar.
t9N hli ARRANGED games with tho ".
IT, J., T. 4, G., Tafec AZ, Duquesne
''nh!rv Jirr, Bclyer Falls and pos.
h'F slA's Collage # Ponnsyivania,
Win ether ,tf1aE cub, 10 hear from.
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BRooELYs, Sept. 2G-The game be-
tween BROOKLYN and Boston this after.
noon was postponed alter the dFst hall
o. the fourth inning on Iccount OF wet
grounds. The Icors up to that time
stood: Boston 0, BROOKLYN 4.
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Acrs at once, never fails. Ono Minute
Cough Curo. A remedy for asthma,
and that ieverish condition which nc.
companies severe cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that produces immo.
date resulLs. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
inE. W. Va. d. +. Peabody, BonWoOd,
and BOWir & Co. lIrldlenoTt. .. 3
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81. Louis. Sept, 26.--Ths Browns met
Win another dsfoSt to-day. This time
II VA At the hands OF the Pittsburgh
bows. For the first three innings 1t
looApd A. Ii the game was to be a neck
md neck affair. but IN the third the
vi,ilors run in four scores, another in
the flih aud four more in the ninth.
NcDouCal's pitching was quite rs good
n that Of Moran, but the Browns lacked
iss ability to hit Moran. Attendance,
200 Score:
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-,,,y, GlET7 Baltimore ~ New YORK;
,ll.,ttS Al lbGslNlpEiG Boston al Washing
~ a,agl.s a. s. Louis,
Punuoar, Sept s1,-The PhlllieI and
n, Ch,mpiOn, played oil Tuesdays
n. ,,ns aud the latter won it easily,
r,rsy va, Wild aud ineffective, while
r,,,r pitchsd bali. The game was
aI,di in the last half Of the sixth inning
hau,e OF rain. Attendance, $500,
Srs!
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unmnu.ynLg, o., SopL 2J.-UhflchU
't0 wal nsyo bicycle rae, meet ON
al.I','N ur.pbur T., IN winch f,1l In
ll'" arc offered Tua lil Ui elias 4
''''' IL Que milo novice, hnIhmiln
upon, ono milo handicap, onn milo
h, milo hauI,cap. haIi.miIo,
boys under sirlron,
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CnciGo, Sept. 26.-Tho directors OF
The Western b''e bal league met AT the
4reloni House to-day aud awarded
tta championship oil the season 10 tho
Indianapolis team, Tas oilicarS' re-.
yo'' showed the isl.ns To bo in excel.
'ea' c'a5iAog, every club having made
lg.ty
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PEDEMPTIoN OF BONDS OF
Electric Light Loan.

Thu holders Of the above named bonds are
hereby notified that the following numbers
have been called, namely; ~. II, 30, 0s, -,
3s, 40, Oa, ls, 81. OF, 30, ne, ~, 0, Of ono
hundred dol,B each III, ITO, 1913, IA, 1870,
$50, 1870, Of Gya hundred dollars each; slS,
I'll, ROi, Of one thousand dollars zach, hHd are
PAYABLE October l. 1876, ut which date they Will
cease % bear interest Bonds aud coupons will
be paid NJ tho Hank Of the Ohio Valley,
ToH COA'Bs or ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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ORIOLES WIN AGAIN,
v,,Iorsl Lgngua RNeN Nearly
49, n,,,asd-salt!mora Ahead.
a, PIRATES KEEP UP THEIR GAIT

=, r,t.s,lag ST. Lonls-olncipnNu
y min, chicago BaiIy-lhe Foot
nail opsoiog Delayed by Warm
v.,,O,r - IIAecs at GrSvcsoud,
r,,,,,on Reach EHtFiOs-othcr
X,v,tu tho Field OF SPORT
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svERAb years Api wac taken with \
aNvOFO attack VI ilnx, Wa NIck In bad
about tan days anl could not nothing
10 rsIicVo mo unll n'el Chamber,
laln'a Uottc, Cuntorn and uiarrilOea
NHmNdv, which cured mo ana has bean
A houaNlnld remedy with ~ ovor slncO,
j, q. MARROW, DNoalnrvllle, Mo.
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Nervous Prostitution
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonred arrangement Of tho nervous
system not only affects the brain and men
tai poweri, but develops disease In some Of
tho vital organs, Tho most dangerous OF
these indirect results Is when tho heart Is
affected This was the case Of tho Rcv, ~
y, Surface, Pawn River, Mich, who writes
under date Of Feb. II, lsG;
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EL'uel runs. 81. Louis .. Pittsburgh :, Two
tIa h.a, BleTbAneF. Beckley, ConnOr. Home
IA Cfy-G stolen bases, smith, I; Donovan,
Be:klsy Double plays Cllngmln. Bier1aler
al BtcfeJ Pint base on balls, Oh McDOuEal
p34lI J. struck ont by Moran a Wild
PIXIES NcDougAL Time, hOurA UmpIrc,
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ylrnInlnn. ln Mn,hLnrtop.

sp,tiai Dnprirh 70 ne h'sii1,lu
WAsnlSGrox. Sept. 2G.-W. A. Ramp,
Of Wheeling; 4. VI. GilkCaon, OF Park.
orsbufg; s Hall, OF New MnrttnGyiiie;
4. A. Brannon, OF Weston, arc In tho
city.
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third aud Fonrth heats in o.a8l, 9:o33,
2;90t, knOIana won first heat Ia 9:gJJ,
a;sl pacing (uuaniihel) Quaker x.
won llrat heat In 3;l1l.
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FOX SALE
No n Fourteenth street. buIlnsN location.
Six.rOomei house on Peninsula sl,S)l
-Four lots Elm Grove.
No, W South Huron street
No. Kentucky street.
Building ste pleisau. Valley, fronts rs lss.
on National road,
Two desirable residences Wooisdaln
No. Is Thrty'1rst street, i2-rnOmBd dwelling.
Desirable residence on sixteenth street
No. % North Front street
Real estate Of every description.
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FOR SALB.


Farm pi5l arIrs, $ miles cast Of city. s0aotei
creek bottom, tnsy terms 5Ol
Farm ijt ncieI fronting OIL National ROAD
miles tA,t Ut thr Citr Rn,y terms. sNbll
harm 'll arfus, ! honts aud Otghaui' 'front.'
inr on tNct II miles south vi tho city, very
UHcan Sl,Nl
rhfm jOattN', miloscnN ~ tho city.
gBinnlId farm $50 Arrat IN HDundhnlnm
iOORrtb, VI same river bottom SIS pot acre
Farm NJ ~ acres uu lnuulNnit1n
Fafh ls aufci, Belmont county, mlloi west
Of Cltv s1blO
warm, Dnc,ct belmont county, inlet woiI
OF CIV $1,000
Iarn acres, " mIlcs cast OF ely with nov
Olrhf tunucl horse
Farm ~ nCfrs DO actct Crrck bottom, miles
east Oi civ, lisy terms tl,OiJ
Farm y actcA mile itoH Film Grovc
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
IGl On lyae Mhrltel s,rnst.
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varia belongs. Far similar reasons, Mr.,
DoKay added, It was out Of tho question
that he should have mada any report
upon tho case To Washington.
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on Heart aud Nervous Disorders FREE by
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Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore HeaIiE,
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Fiyoroomed house on Virginia street, near
York. at 5000.
Lots al Edgng.on. ,iEo soxl2o feet. at 500
Cheap
ElevcnfoomcI house on Fourteenth street
near Eod Msi.lNl A bargain.
Flvcfoomed houie on Lind street, uear Four
teeDth street, 1902
Lots 25KiyJ feet on South Huron street. a
$40