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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
Died.

JoHNsoN-On Tuesday, September
18th, Marie, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. TrygRvi johnson, of South
Pembina, aged I months.
Deceased was buried from the Ice.
landic church on Thursday.
CHRIsTIANsoN-At his home, near
Pembtna. Sept. 10Th 1895, Christian
Christensen, aged about SO years.
He was buried on Wednesday after.
noon from the Lutheran church at
South Pembina, Rev. J. A. Sigurdson
officiating. The deceased left q
widow to mourn his death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

Try bottle Of DR.. Sawycr's Family
Cure and you will be convinced that
1t will cure all Stomach, Liver. Kid.
ney and Bowel difficulty. Sold by T.
IL. Shaw e. Co.
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Lost,

On August 29th, between Cavalier
and Pembina, a black Macintosh coat
with cape. Finder will please report
same to II. MCBRIDE,
Pembina.
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Children with pale, blush complex
ions, indicating the absence OF the re-
puisite red globules in the blood
should take DR.. Sawycr's Ukatine.
Sold by T. r. Shaw SEQ.
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On Tuesday morning the N. p. pas.
senger bound north. short distance
from aighburg. MIMI, near Twin
Valley, ran over q man apparently
asleep Oh the track. The accident 10
CURED on q curve and the enginee
Old not see him until close upon hiy 4,
Ihe train was stopped and the tn n
men went back. On taking hold q,
the body 1t was discovered to be q .,t.
cold. and further investigation . now
ed deep cut In the throat. cI1...
under the chin. The train 10 on o-s
satisfied that 1t is case OF mv ,d.. -,
suicide, and the identi Rcstlor NJ th.
man and the solution Of tn manna,
Of bis death left to the coros ..- =, ~.
county, Who was notiAeA A hott,s
sh. ..S.o. ~ i0ase si y ~ person Of
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REV. Mr.. Sigurdson will hold servi.
ces at the Lutheran Icelandic church
on Sunday afternoon at 8 p. m.
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Manned,

KsLso-FERacsoN---At Drayton,
Sept. 10th, BY Rev. J. p. Schell.
Walter @. Kelso. Of Hallock, MINI.
T. Maggie Ferguson, of Drayton,
ND.
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The buyer at the new Victoria
elevator arrived last week. His name
10 Oliver Austin aud he comes from
Dolnnd. 8. D., where he has been buy
ing wheat for several years. Mr..
Austin was ON the train on the 9. N.
which was wrecked last week, aud has
a very iat grip which he preserves as
a memcnt0 OF the OCCASION. Mr.. Aus
tin starts In with one of the most
convenient outfits on the line, and
will be rlad to make the acquaint-
ance OF our farmers.
TIE Little Mascot Company plays
Ut Kittson Hall on Saturday evening
2lst. We have seen some very favor.
able comments 10 reference to this
company 10 papers published along
the route they have come. Miss Rose
Arthur, q young lady, performs some
most marvellous feats Of strength,
such as carrying eight men with one
hand, while on the contrary she will
give 800 to any man who will lift her.
Prof. LIE Hoen is hypnotlst and
promises to take some of our best
citizens and make them think they
are somebody else and act according
~. Altogether 1t promises to be an
excellent show, and worthy the pat
ronage of our citizens. Reserved
seats at Shorts Satisfactory Store.
SOME wheat ylelds:' Mr.. E. E.
Sparkling Of toilette, from the former
J. w. Hughes farm, 1866 acres, got
6.s3l bushels Of wheat, average y7}
bushels. The machine threshed 100
bushels of oats from ten acres one
evening after 6 o'clock and did not
work late either. The Langton boys
in this township from the former
Bird farm. on 40 acres got 3, 140 bush.
els, average 223. The St. Thomas
Times gives the following: Alex.
McPhail, average q bushels; S. Han.
nah, 5000 bushels from 1852 acres, 20
bushels average. Jas. Whelan, Is
bushels per acre on 100 acres. d.
Mansel, 10,2sO bushels from 400 acres.
Average nearly 20 bushels. VIM.
Crowder, 240 acres. average Is bushels.
A. NJ. O'Connor, 400 acres, average 81
bushels; Ed. Newans, ~ acres. q
bushels. John Shepard, 200 acres, 81
bushels; John Crowder. $40 acres, q
bushels; o. Bartleson, $40 acres, q
bushels; JOS. Shepherd. $50 acres. %
bushels; J. S. Richardson, 100 acres, Al
bushels; S. L. Haight % bushels
average. Must Of the wheat meu.
toned by the Times graded No. 4
hard. Tine Democrat reports MIR.
Dodds' yield Oh q acres l, 900 bushels.
on his wllole farm an average Of SO
bushels. The Cavalier Journal says,
II. A. Williams thrcshed from an ex-
act 40 acres Sis bushels Of choice
wheat.
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NEXT year, all the North Dakota
g. A. r. will visit St. Paul at the
national encnmpmcnt.
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Pale, thin, bloodlcss people shout
use DIR. Sawycr's UkatInc. 1t is the
greatest remedy in the world for max.
ing the weak strong. Sold by Il. r..
Shaw & Co.
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If Ncche would profit by "a neigh.
boris experience, they would immedi.
ately buy Waterons fire. engine
and then they would have NJ, fires.
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The returners from the street fair
report an excellent time and u GOOD
show. They say however that the
number Of visitors was much greater
than the exhibits. People came to
see, but brought but little t. he seen.
and some magnificent prizes we're
given with but little competition.
People did not seem to understan nd
what the street fair meant until they
got there, and another year they will
be competitors as we'll as spectators.
The tennis games were not finished
aud will not be until to-day. A large
number Of nlayers are present.
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j. DoRMEn returned from St,
Paul this week and informed US that
he has purchased a splendid "a horse
power, steam engine, and a 100 light
dynamo. Mr.. Dormer intends to uti.
lie the engine for machine shop pur.
poses and electric lighting. Mr.. Dor
mer Is thorough machinist, and a
reliable and popular citizen. We hone
he will receive every encouragement
his enterprise deserves and that he be
successful in his venture. Such an
establishment is Of public benefit to
the city, and as for the lights, "Let
there he light" The machinery will
he here this week and it is expected,
the lights will be in position by the
18th Of next month.
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FuLL's advertisement il Of special
interest toladies this week.
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TIE secondhand sidewalk bought
by the city at the Fort Pcmbina au-
ction sale. is being hauled to place.
Alderman Hart is working at the job
personally as it Is impossible to get
men aud teams. The walk, will be
put along Second street and Third,
and along Stutsman street from Mr..
McCully's residence across the track
to Mr.. SondermaD's. It will be a
great improvement as the new walk is
IN excellent condition.
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A NEW city hay scales is bc,ng put
In position by Mr.. E. NJ. Nixon In
front Ut his Office. Stutsinan street
is "awcigh up in improvements
these days.
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SCHOOL SHOES!

Don't forget our offer of last
week. We give a Brownie Tab
let Of $50 leaves and a Scholars
Companion, hardwood box with
lock and key, containing a lead
pencil, slate pencil, pencil sharp
ener, pen holder, pen and craYon,
with every pair of School Shoes,
and the shoes don't cost you a
penny more than without the pre-
MUM. Remember that. It's at
Shorts Satisfactory Store.
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MADE.

Some men prefer them that
way on account Of the saving in
price. Now we never make any
fancy prices on clothing or any
thing else and if it's clothing you
want there's no use to go shabby
or give your order to travelling
salesman. We have the goods
and you'll always find the price
right. Our made to measure"
garments are guaranteed to fit.
SCHOOL SHOES!
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THE W. G. T. q. meets with Mrs.
Aylen on Monday evening.
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xarkst Report.
AROUND TOWN.

MELON social at Kittson Hal. Tues.
I Law night.
CAVALIER is to have a new Metho.
dist church.
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AGENT Dilling, of the N. p. at
Drayton, takes u rise and goes to
Grafton To take the place or Agent
Robertson which IL now postmaster. {"
Mr.. Dilling has lot of old friends in
this city who are glad to note his ad-
vancemcnt and who will be glad to
certify to his good character (unless
spoiled by late Drayton associatiOns)
to the people of Grafton.
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/. The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give melon social in Kittson
Hall next Tuesday evening, to which
the public are cordially invited. A
literary program will be rendered by
the best local talent, the program be.
ginning at 8 O'Clock. The largest, rich
est, sweetest, juiciest melons obtain
able will be there. Will you? Ad-
mission Is aud Is cents.
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The bridge across the Pemb.na is in
a bad shape. Teams broke through
the planking this week necessita ting
considerable immediate repairs. 1t
needs new planking, and some of
the timbers should be replaced as
they are very rotten. An ounce of
prevention is worth pound Of cure.
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fancy articles. but there will be q
good program to amuse interest or In.
lstruct the spectator. Horses and bi.
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BURGLARS attempted to rob the
safe OF a. j. Hamilton at Drayton
last Friday morning. Waterman
Newans heard the explosion aud got
there just In time to scc five men run
away. The burglars got only 81.
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TIE PIONEER. RIPRBSS.

lass nail matter.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %. lsp6.
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LIEUT.. Ely went to Winnipeg on
Friday t. take in the Lawn Tennis
Tournament. lie played Mr.. Dcnni.
son but lust the games, Ga, SO. on the
grass courts, which lie has not been
used to. In another match on clay
court MIR. Ely beat his antagonist one
set.
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ABOUT PEupLE.
stransersIN tho OIry npi whOOllaS Folk,
Abroad.

StransorsIn tho Clty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. John Baltic came home from Mt,
Lake PARK yesterday,
Mrs. Anderson Lacy, Of CadiE, il visit.
ing fTienda on tho Island,
Mrs. NJ. j, Whitmyer, OF Huntington,
is visiting Wheeling friends,
Gus Emsheimer and Bon H~orkheimer
are home from Atlantic City,
William Carnill, OF Stoubenville, was
q guest at the Mcclure yesterday.
DR.. William Petrie and family have
gone to tho Thousand Islands TO spend
several weeks,
John O'Kauo and Gus wsltzell ara at
Washington, Pa, where they attended
a reception last evening.
G, II. Nesbitt, f. IL. Gillon and W, II,
Nicholson, iE, of Warrington, regis
tered at the McLuro yesterday.
Thomas Howley, boss roller At MinRo,
has moved his household goods to that
place from BridgepoEL-StsubsHpiR
Caste.
Mrs. Samuel Kraft and children, Of
9S6 Main street, will leave tomorrow
for Asbury Park, n. j., to spend the
summer,
Dolph Folty, OF Parkorsburgi T. l.
Rousch, KenovA, and S, S. Miller,
Pennsboro, werO West Virginia arrivals
at the Windsor.
Mr.. W. Burke, OF tho City of Mexico,
is visiting his brother, I. G. Burke,
ticket agent at the Baltimore 4 Ohio
passenger depot.
Miss Anna O'Hara, who has been
visiting Miss Clara Cunningham, oil
Fourteenth street. has returned to her
home in SteubOnville.
Mr.. Sen Hall. Of New MnrtinSvillc,
was in town yesterday on his way to
Niagara Falls, to make some real estate
Investments for down tho river parties.
Charles McPlck, telegraph operator,
and Charles Robb. Of tho clerical force,
at the Panhandle. arc taking their
vacation seeing tho sights At Buffalo
aud Niagara Falls,
Joel BeCkwith, OF Freeport; Mrs. L.
B. HALEY, b. T.. Stewart, l. W. Pope,
Parkersburg, and I. + Fcsler, OF Mon
ongah, were the West Virginia arrivals
at the StAmm yesterday.
Among tho arrivals at tho Behlor
hotel Yesterday wore: I. NJ. KiSer,
Warrington; @. X. Dublin, 7. Stafford,
Alta Segar; A. Q. Robinson and s..
SIager, Sistersvilla, w. Va.
Mr.. Charles Stow is in the city nd.
vertising tho coming OF Buffalo Bill'S
Wild West show, August 81. Mr.. STOW
is one Of the best known showmen In
the land, alTablo and popular, and q
good hustler as well.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brinrs comfort and improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
tcr than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by moro promptly
RdaptinG the worlds best products TO
thc needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the purc liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
ia excellence Is due to itS presenting
IN The form most acceptable aud pleas
mi to tho taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of II perfect lax
oliye cncGtually cleansing the systcm,
dIspclling colds, headaches and icyerS
and permanently curing cdgStipatlOIl,
IL has Given satisfaction TO millions ohd
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because IL acts on the My
ncys, Liycr and Bowels without weak
cninp them aud II Is perfectly irco from
every Objectionable substance,
syruu Of Figs iS for sale by AL drug
pigll In soc and 81 bottles, but u "a mnll'
ufncLurcd BY tho California EiB syrup
Ga, only, whose name IL printed on every
pnusnrc, also tho name, syrup OF flE,'
and being we'll informed you VIII NO.
accept any substitute II offered
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THE GRAND CIRCUIT


Races ut Saginaw NuStsrdRy-snngOr
Breaks u Track Record,
SAGINAW, MIcR., July 1.-THE third
day OF the Grand Circuit races at Union
park was a great one, There was an
attendance OF 6,OOO people, a good track
and good sport. In the 2'35 pace for
threo.yoar.oldS there wai q great con.
test between Theodore Shelton aud
Calvin, which was won by Shelton, The
2;2S trotting stake was captured by
Letitia in straight heats, She reduced
her record from 2:97i to 2:lSE, The
2;l0 pace proved a great race. Guin.
cite, the ~iavorite. won the tirst two
heats, reducing her record n second,
and then Paul captured tho third,
fourth and fifth heats, In tho bicycle
races Sanger made three miles in B;SOi,
tho fastest American race track record.
lie also maize q half mile in l:ll4 and
Tyler made q milo 2!0i 10. Summaries;
2!25 pace, three.year.old9, purse $500
Theodore Shelton. /; Arthur L., .;
Major Ccntliyre, 3. Tine, 2:l9f, @:l3,
2:l5l, 2:l73, 2;lSl,
2;2S trotting, stake, purse $1,000
Letitia. l; Maylower, .; RoettN Soap,
8; VillierB, H.. Time, 2:lSl, 2!lsi, go.
2:l0 pacing, stake. purse S2,0O0-Paul,
i; Guinette, .; C%olCridgc, 81 Ethel A.,
4; Moonstono, 3; Susie G, G. Time
1904; 2:00!i 2:0o!; 2!l2i 9:l@!.
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MAl,rIN,s FEI.KY.
IOps and MlsNnps In tns Thriving CITY
Across the IIiVor.

Hans aud MlSinpa In ths Thriving Ctr
Across the IIiVSr.
Four Of the eight tamilia' q]uarNntined
in tho Third ward have been released,
having complied with the request OF tho
board OF health, that is to become vac.
cInated and DO examined every day by n
physiCiNn until tho expiration OF tho
quarantine. II Ia said tho other families
will comply to-day.
A largo number OF Martins Forty
people attended tho lSrELLtGEScEH road
race yesterday afternoon.
Tho Williams club will play n bridge.
port club at tho Athletic grounds to-
day,
Mrs. Dr.. J.. W. Darr0h who has been
on tho sick list, Is able to DO out avain,
William CrHmlay died at his homo cut
tho county road, aged sOvOnly.iyo years.
Attractive posters wore put up yes.
tcrdny for WhcclinG'S Tooth anniversary.
John Barrett has returned to Allogho.
ny after n visit with hiA parouts horO.
Yesterday John Moore waa nncd 50
aud costs for uaing p%roianu Language
BOnlamin Swcnzy, aged OiHhty.lvO,
died yesterday At Portland Station.
Tho picnic Of tho NJ. Il. Sunday school
yesterday was largely attended,.
Mr.. LOWS George, Of riLtSburgh, Ia
visiting friends horc.
VIII link, OF StOubcnyillC, was in
town Yesterday,
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A WONDERFUL RACE
Is That of the National LOHguo-NinO
Clubs In tho Battle for K~OGpS-PittS.
Maybe Ohio's two National League

Maybe ohio's two National League
clubs - Cleveland aud Cincinnati -
didn't show two eastern teams how TO
play the national game yesterday. The
TWO "B'S," Boston and Baltimore. tho
leading eastern clubs, were tho victims,
both being twice defeated by their
western rivals. Cleveland's defeat Of
Baltimore gives Pittsburgh q very sten.
der hold on first place. The Pirates
haven't played RnYchampionIhip games
this week, but Cincinnati aud Cleva.
land, by doing up Baltimore and Bos.
ton, have allowed the PIttSburghcrS to
slide into the lead. Only Soventy.three
points nov separate nine clubs in the
race, which was never so close in the
history OF base ball.
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National League Games

st. louis 80 0 OOO2OO o. . !
New YOrk....O 0 o 2 o ! D o. . q =
Observation-Disclosures and German.
At Chicago. Attendance 1900. II H. L,
Chicago. -D,...,.....o0 0 o 2 0-l2 - :
Philadolphia..........O 3 o 2 2 o. 10
Wtchcn-ThOrnIOn aud Taylor. Arson was hit
Just over the heart by u swiftly pitched bail the
last time he was Of hat and II is feared was
seriously injured.
Al Cleveland. Flnt game. H. IT, l.
Baltimore ."..O 0 o 1911 10 10
PltchOn-wilSOn and Knell, Clnrksou aud
Esper.
Second game: IT, +!
CicvClSnd,"-,....? / zoos Cd q Q
Baltimore ......,. y 9 0 0 D l-8 =
Htchers-Cuppy and Pond.
Al ClncInnAtl. Attendance 1000, r. T.
CiucinnAti~..a9 II? 10 !
Pitchers, Foreman and Sexton,
Second game, h H. T.
Cincinnati ."..,O. ! o 200 90
Boston .....".. 40 o 0 0 0 O-l y !
P!Chcrs-Rhlncs and stlycttG
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AT FLMMrWOND PARK.

Good Races on the New York Trnok-A
Pr0nTslnG Town MNrC.
New YoRK, July 1.-THE mid.sum.
mer trotting meeting glvOn by the
Driving Club Of New York, opened to-.
day At Fleetwood Park. Tho Iowa marc,
Vcta, starting for tho first time this
season, won tho 2;lS pace with great
ease. cutting hor record from 2sl74 to
2il4l, and showing ability 10 10 In 2:l0.
Tho 200 race was virtually 4 wAlkovOr
for tho Young horse CorvAn, driven by
John Kelly, tho man who guyO Di.
tCCtum hiS record Of 2!0jl lie Ia a
2!2O t%roLter, whilo tho big lcId opposed
10 him wOro n common lot. aud hO won
In a jog, taking mark Of 2'2i! In tho
second boat,
Tho fold IN tho 1926 class was tho
largest that has over started In II race At
fleetwood during tho twenty-five years
tho track has boon In existence. With
OighteOn starters, tho rACO was Il good
deal OF n scramble IN which chance cut
hs much 0f a ilgurO M spool. Maud n.
won tho first heat handIly In 2'gl but
was novOr In tho hunt Afterwards, tho
fast iour.ycnt.old nlly Mary G. lNnd.
ing tho second round In n hnO 1nlsh,
reducing hOr record from 2i2il to 2il7l,
aud thon giving way In turn to MT.
shell, who took tho nOxL two hOnLH with
speed to spare, onCh In 2;2Ol. Darkness
i]nlGrierOl with tho finish OF tho race
and II was postponed until tomorrow.
2!ls class pacing, purse siOO-V Volta,
Charley y, 9; attractive, 3; High.
land LOSslo, 1, Time, 2ilih 2ii5, 2!lAk
9adO class, troitlNp, purse 800
CoryAn, Il Col. RuppOr, q W God Chief,
~ Hnunis BLOSSOM, T. TImo-2l2Ol,
aga, 2ig5
2!2j itolling, purIO 500 Nutshell,
fl Mary a., - Maud n, 81 Shin Nose,
l. WmO-9i2ll g'li3i 2i2Ol 2i20i,
1hN S%NtntUgn ilNOpA
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MoUNDsvILuG.
a MlscsIIanoou' MsIun:o OF Mlunr Mat.
ters from a%InrshaIus l]IptropollS.

Il MlACeilnnOonN Molulsb Ot MluoF MNt'
tiers from MnrshaIl's Metropolis
Batson, Baldwin & EltelI have been
awarded a contract Tor the erection OF n
fine dwelling Tor Miss Maria Burt, at
Warrington. for $3.50. Tho tirm has
furnished about 100000 feet Of lumber
10 Cameron people, who arc rebuilding.
Tho board Of education OF Mounds.
Vile independent school district, will
hold q special meeting this evening, to
consider the question Of issuing bonds
Tor the erection Of a new school build.
ing.
F. II. W. Baldwin has begun tho
erection OF Il lno residence in tho Nc
Cornell addition. Tho foundation for
the building is about completed.
W. A. Haggerty. n member Of tho fac.
ulty Of the Conference Seminary At
%Buckhannon, ia in tho city attending
the Prohibition Assembly.
c. G. Newman, state council treasurer
Of tho Jr. o. U. A. NJ, left yesterday for
Spencer to attend a meeting OF the board
Of officers OF that order.
G. c. Roppctec and family, and G.. B.
Smith and wife left yesterday at noon
over the Baltimore & Ohio for Atlantic
City, to spend ten days.
County Clerk Lewis issued a marriage
license yesterday to George W. Shultz.
Of Peasants county, aud Lilly BAyHtd, Of
McMechGn.
County court has been in session for
two days considering road matters. 1t
will possibly end its lNbors to-day.
Rev. @. L. L~cathorby and wife, Of
Silver Hill, are visiting Mrs. LeRtherby's
mother, Mrs. L, a. Rulonr.
Miss Lima Piatt. Of Jacksonville, Pa.
returned homo yesterday, after a visit to
Mrs. Frank Wade.
Miss Sage, Of Columbus, O., has 70.
turned home, after a visit TO Miss Han.
nah Shelf.
Ono convict was discharged from tho
po%nitentiarY yesterday.
b. +. Hodgman is burning a largo kiln
Of brick at his works.
Sheriff Mathews is making up his do.
linquent tax lists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-18

Tor calling tho first race. A brisk wind
sprung IN about tho same timo, which
rougheHed the surface OF the lake con
siderably. Alta few minutes Of So'Clock
the stake boats wero put in position
aud the referees boat slGualled "All
readv." Summaries;
Pair cared shells, Anal-Toronto /. G.,
Toronto. frat Pennsylvania Barge Club,
Philadelphia, second, Time, 9:4G,
Intermediate oight-oared sholl-
WaahhuSett d, c., Worcester, Mass,
first; MontrosO =. c., second; Eureka
d. G., Newark, third. Time. 7:33!,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-18

The boxing entertainment at tho
Fulton arena last night for tue benefit
"Billy" Dooley was attended BY about
two hundred, and The various bouts were
all pronounced excellent. Dooley boxed
with "JoO"rhnssy, tho Michigan heavy.
weight. and the latter created a very
favorable impression. Dooley also
boxed four rounds with Charley Och, Of
tLia citv