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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-06-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Eggs wanted at Felkers.
Mason's jars, very cheap, at Coyle's.
See L. +. Coyle for cheap queens
ware.
Whitman's Bon Bon Bons at Louis
Browns.
See l.. f. Coyle tor fresh vegetables
and spring chickens.
Headquarters for Binder Irvine
Henshaw & Licklider's.
Prof f. Houseworth, Friday, June
"a, at w. l.. Jones & Co.
Sencindiver & Stewards is head
quarters for binder Irvine.
Get ready for the brotherhood pic
mic at Inwood on the 2Ist.
Buggies, stick wagons, and harness
at Sencindiver & Stewart's.
Do not forget that Molasses, gal
Ions for IS cents at Felker's.
Walter A. Wood Mower is the best.
Buy it of Henshaw & Licklider.
Felker always has fresh supply OF
country and city vegetables on hand.
Wood single and three apron Bind
ers for sale by Henshaw & Licklider.
Best table peaches, IS cents a can;
pie peaches, 10 cents a can, at Felker, s.
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New YoR4. Juno lS-Ncarly 1000
people went to tho Shoepshsad Bay
track to-day 10 watch the racing, an ex-
celIent card having boon provided. In
the second race FloreItn won easily in
the fast time Of loo rs breaking the
track record by full second. In tho
Swift stakes 0wlet was the iavori,e, but
the weight told on her and she gave 1t
W to Liza, who won very easily. Sum.
maries:
First, 81 MISUNDERSTANDING, /; Facso.
tum, .; Roy Del Carrcres, 3; i:O6. Sec.
ond, 8 iurlonss on iurf-Floretta, !;
Appleeate. =; La Visn;a, ); 100 %.
Third, Liz miles-Beldemere |; Red.
skin. ,; Cromwell. s; l:i9. Fourth,
furlongs-L!za, /; Owles, .; Gotham. 8:
LIS. Fifth. 5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
l; Ono Love. 2; Argentine. 8; ] :02 l-5.
Sixth. milo on turi-Nanki Pooh, l;
Arapahoe. .; Paladin, s; Al is.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tie needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ativc; cnectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on tho Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it ia perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by MI drug
gists in SOC md 81 bottles, but it ID man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namc is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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sUpnNMM oDunr oN ArrMALs.


Largo hh,punt OF iiu'inr.. Transact ci
NJ Yesterdays Session.
Tho supreme conr. OF appeals opened
ut 10 n. III. Tuesday, all tho judges being
present
George @. Colo, Of LOWS county, and
J. u. Ward, OF l'audolph county, wore
admitted to practice.
Boyd w. Jacobs. from Taylor county,
upon a rulo In prohibition. WI, con'
tinuel by consent.
WlIiong W. Johnson, from Tucker
county; motion to dismiss because OF
insnilicioncy Of appeal bond was
dochOtod.
Hughes Va. Frum. from Harrison
county; motion to dismiss because tho
bill OF exceptions was not signed within
tho tlma prescribed by law, WINS dock.
otoi and certoruri was awarded
Gilmore W. Garfield, from Tucker
county motion to dismiss for failure to
print record was docketo1.
Oscar +. Riley W. @. s. Jarvis ct A.,
writ Of error. from Taylor county; sub.
mittod.
9. y. Jarvis Va. Pelor Cowgers, No.
peal, from Randolph county; sub.
mittcd.
7. Crlckard's administrator OF nj. Va.
Crouct's administrator, appeal aud
supcrscdcas, from Randolph county
submitted.
william L. Colborne vs.. Booth 4
Klein, writ OF error. from Taylor county
submitted.
D. s. Nyc, assignee, vs.. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company. appeal, from
TAYLOR county; submitted.
Polling Bros. vs.. J. W. Flanagan Q,
al. writ OF error, from Tucker county;
submitted.
A. J. Ward We. Taylor Ward, appeal
aud snpct,edeas, from barbour county
submitted.
?. and h. Windmill Co.. We. J. l..
Fitzgerald, ct al, appeal and supcrso
IDEAS. from Preston county; submitted.
Melvin Currenco w. W. L. Ward, OF
al, appeal and supersedcas, IRON Ran.
dolph county; continued.
John Coles vs.. JeileHon Insurance
Co., writ Of error, from Randolph coun.
ty; submitted.
George T. Long vs. Wilson Perriue,
appeal and supcrsedeas, from Taylor
county, submitted.
NJ. NJ. Sommcrs vs. J. Il. Ward, mp,
pcaI and superscdcas, from Taylor coun'
y;submittsd.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day.
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1o.pAys GAas-whSeIlns at rludlay.

COLUMBUS, O., June 49, Manager
White put McDougal, his star pitcher,
into tho box to-day. McDougul pitched
a good game aud was given fair aup.
port. ConovOr for Columbus pitched
ma,.Orly Camo aud was given elegant
support Tho fielding OF Ball, Violet,
Miller aud liaren was sil,.odscd. Rail
distinguished himself in tho eighth
ai,cr getting his base on Cro,ty's error
BY stealing his way around to the plate,
going home from third on throw
TO second TO draw him on 10 run. In
gliding to the plato no toro his hand
open, which accounts for his two errors
later.
Regain madc beautiful catch Of a
foul tly of the fence, and Kerr did great
work In right field, executing the first
half Of a double play in tho first inning
and throwing ConOver ont at frat on a
ground hit to right field that was seem.
ingly sure single. III tho ninth inning
COnover for moment lost control of
,Rc ball and tho bases were filled with
runners, but hn struck out McDougal,
aud llazen, Ball aud West retired the
slIc without n run ia sensational
double play. Aliller's was not
satisfactory 10 either sirlp. Tho score:
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AND DAHIiAn PITCHED,
Twin Cities Seem to IIavn Lost Their Grip
on tho Situation.

Twin Cities Seem to IIaVn Lost Their Grip
on tho Situation.
sytt5Gi DIndtsh TO Ne htaHg:aacr.
FIyDLAY. O., June lS-To.day's game
was not the heavy stusgiug maIch OF
yesterday, but there was lots OF hitting,
and the ten orrors OF the Twins made it
impossible for them to win out. Attic
eighth inning the visitors led tho Find
lays, bu. in that inning the miserable
supper: given Thon p.on ratified that
twirier so that in the last three innia IS
the homo team piled up eleven runs.
Jack" Darrah went into the box after
the game was lost, Dut his showing was
not that Of au embryo Ruiie or Young.
The story Of the disaster:
Findlny....-.............-O } . 0 0 . 5. t-lG
Twin CiiicS-.......-..-O 0 - 90 l.
Batteries, ReIdy and Cans; Thompson, Da-rah
and Hayer. pISe hits. II and IL Errors. anil
70 First base on balls, OIL Rsidy2. Oh Thoup-
sDn {. struck out. by Reilly i, by Thompson ].
Home run. 3;audenSerS. Three. bass hit, Bow
s-InAn. TwU-base hits. DrnndenberS, Zarfc
psrrah ., Glllhher, show . liaGer. Hit By
picked bali. By Reldya BY ThompSoa l.
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Reader, did you over lake SIMMONS
LIVER REGULAToR, tho "KINd OF
LIVER MEDICINEs2" Everybody needs
tal,o n liver remedy. 1t Is n aluggish or
diseased liver that impairo digestion
and Causes constipation, when thowaste
that should DO carried OFF remains in
the body and poisons tho whole system.
That dull, heavy feeling Is due to n
torpid liver. Bliousnoss, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion nre all liver
diseases. Keep tho liver active by mn
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg.
ulnt0r and you'll get rid Of these trou.
blcs, md give tone to tho whole sys.
tom. For n lnZntivc Simmons Liver
Regulator Is BETTER THAN PILLS. 1t
does notgripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rcfrcshcs and strengthens.
Every package has tho Red u
stamp OH tho WRAPPER. j. IL.
Xcilln s. Co., Philadelphia.
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3IOUSDSvILI,E.
\ Misc rllancons a1uiau.o OF Minor Mat.
tsrs from otarshalrs oistropolis.

\ csllancons huiau.o OF Minor Mat.
tsrs from olarshairs 9Iotropolis.
Tho Epmorth League will give a mus
icsl and literary entertainment in the
NJ. f. church on Thursday. A collec
ton will DO taken. which will be for the
benefit OF the Cameron relief fund.
Mrs. Ada Gregg, OF Baltimore. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. <
Hooten. 10. week past. left yesterday
morning for Short Creek. W. Va, to visit
her brother. MIR. l.. E. Sawtelle.
The engine and boilers for the pump
ing station ut tho water works plant arc
being set in place By Contractor Rosser.
A number OF plumbing shops are
being opened here, since the compile.
ton OF tho water works is near at hand.
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MARTINS rE,,I,y.
iiaps hni Msh,p. IN tho Tariving CITY
,tCrn.s IN, l,lysr,

icrDs th- lilvor.
Martha. vito OF Lcvl W. Jones, died
yesterday afternoon at tho family rc'i.
dcnco Oh broadway. after n lingering Ill.
moss, ngcd sixty years. Tho deceased
wa, Miss Martina Clark, DAUGHTER Of
EbcuoZcr Clark. and was married to Mr..
Jones ihirty.iour years ago. To them
tIlrco children wcrc born. They arc
Jea'o. Frederick aud BERTHE, and all arc
| living. Mrs. Jones was Il member OF
tho NJ. Z. church mud was splendid
woman. Tho funeral will take place to-.
day at 5 o'clock.
Tho A. q. U. W. has elected tho fol.
lowing officers: Master workman. u. T..
BRADY; foreman, Il. V. Salisbury; ovcr.
seer, II. y. Jump; rerurdor, u. Is. barr;
iluanciGr, Louis Rothormund; receiver,
I. link; guido. J.; ". TerrilI; repre-.
sentative, Harry Jump.
Last nigh. Miss Mary Burkhurlt,
daughter Of John Burkhardt, was sur.
prlSod by twolvo couple, OF young
friends at hor homo, corner Lombard
and Second streets.
Excursiun tickets on iho Wheeling &
Lake Eric railroad 10 Cleveland are
good going until to-day. Several Mar
tina Ferry pooplo will probably take
advantage Of tho low ratio.
Prof. John Wallace aud family aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Frazier, who at
tended ths funeral OF Hiram Frazier
returned to Toronto Inst night.
On Friday and Saturday evenings n
festival will DO given At broadway Park
for tho benefit OF tho Nisilant Hose
Company.
Glass.making will DO resumed at tho
Buckeye glass works next Monday.
Mca are already arriving to 30 10 work.
Tho members oil tho Old Mems Club
and their wives wore entertained ycs.
day by Squire McNoico at Glencoe.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Morrison, OF Now
York. aro visiting tho formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. ". Morrison.
Eleven teachers havc been elected by
tho township board OF education. nine
at $40 per month and two at S35.
Onward Lodge, |. O. y. F., elected
Stanua Gibbons. noble grand. aud
James kochnlinc, vice grand.
J. H. Montgomery aud Hum Woods
and their families will camp at Deep
Run during the heated term.
Tho Independent hose company will
probably race at Sislersyil!o July 1. aud
at Cushocton July 8.
Tho new rcsidencs OF William Joy, on
Broadway, will be ready Tor occupancy
in few days.
James II. Taylor. OF Mt Pleasant
starts next Monday for Cape Town
Africa.
Miss Anna Moore has returned from
n three weeks visit at Beaver Falls. Pa.
Edward keegins, who was assaulted
on Sunday night, is able TO walk around
All OF tho grocery store, will be closed
tomorrow, 1t being Grocers' Day,
Joseph Miller, OF Brilliant, was in
town yesterday among his friends.
Yesterday the +. I. Ong's defeated
the Sand Holes by score OF 8 to 8.
Miss Emma Lewis entertained the
Kings Daughters last night.
Alexander Hood fell yesterday, and
vas severely injured.
Doc Shrodes will return to Lake
Brady to-day.
The Laugnlin nail works shu. down
last evening.
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CiScrSSArI. June lS.-A splendid
card OF six race, was enjoyed by about
6,000 people n Latonia to-day. The
track was fairly fast. summary:
First. furlougs-Joo Bailey |; Bob
Neeiey .; Glen Lily 3; l:l5t. Second,
l mi!e-The Sculptor /; Dominion q
Fraulein 8; Lac. Third. 5 fnrlongs-
Fred Barr | Countess irma .; Rondo 3;
l:02l. Fourth, handicap, II miles
Voorhees, | ; Seiika .; Blue and Gray 3;
2:0S!. Fifth, 81 iurlongs-Ramiro /;
Reprievo .; Amanda 3; 1909. Sixth, c
iurlongs-Merry Monarch /; Goodwin
.; Annie NJ. 3; :l5.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stngoof Wntsr aud Mpysuipnts of boa

stage of Wntsr aud Mpvsmpnts OF Boat,.
The River Interests.
The river continues at very low
stage. tho marks last evening showing
. feet 1 inches in the channel and about
stationary. Tho only departures were
tho Eliza H., which is running in tho
Liberty's trade. at $3.50 for Clarincton
aud way landings. and Capt. CIine's
packet Lexington, at II n. III. for
Matamoras.
The Lexington is making n great
record as low water boat. Yesterday
morning she came in with l75 head OF
live stock; sevcnty.lyo tons OF freight
and fifty passengers.
TUE MARKS ABOVE.
Warren-River three-tenths OF one
foot Weather clear and hot.
Steubenville-Rivcr foot 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Morgantown-Rivcr fect and sta.
tionary. Weather clear aud pleasant
Oil City-River Z inches and station
ary Weather clear and pleasant
Interchangeable Ohio river is %
inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
with the Thermometer at 49,
Greensboro-River I feet aud station.
ary Weather clear and warm.
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S2>riGI Dis yc.ea 10 u1 IH,>iicuLccr.
KENYON. O., June lS.-Et all happened
in the second inning. when Bridges and
the entire Lima team went TO pieces !;
tho result wai twelve run, for tho OK.
Baoes OF tine league, who lust nov. ap-
pear TO be anything but Babes. That
lead was more than Lima could over.
come during tho balance OF the game.
Bridges pitched good ball after the sec
ond. Lima took the premium for errors.
making eleven. Tho score:
Xea,on ....,........-....O u o 0 mon oil
!.iE!l.................... 80 . 3 90 IL %
E.se hits. l.: and II. Errors. 6 and II. Batteries.
Keaioa. liaTIcy and 0utcRlt; Lima, Bridges anu
3VJet. Umpire, Mcnamara.
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Americans \ynu 'Tyu.

Last evenings contests In tho NIusce
Bowling League wcro botwccu Indo.
pendent AMI Amcrlcus, aud tho honors
OF tho ovcning 20 to tho latter who cap.
lurod two Of tho three victories. tndc.
penden,s, however, rolled tho high.
est score Of tho evening In tho second
game. which thoy won. Tho scores:
Amoricus-Shatcr, l.S, la, 1851; Dan.
onberg, ITO, 100. no; Wagner. laS. lao,
l"B; Hazlctt, los. IA, 40; Shcihaso,
las, l5l, ~; blind, l03. 49,, 1i5; totals,
I0I, $40. Sl7.
lndopendonts-Wood. 143, LOO, l30;
McCan'land, al, li2, III; Muhn. 10,
ll9. 100; Cowl, o., 100. lis; Mckown,
l37. los, III; Blind, 1870; Clator, 100. 95 7;
totals, 1855, Sij, 1872.
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PHILADELPHIA. June lS.-The Philliea
Won to-day by sheer luck. They made
lass hits and more errors than the
liIates, but the errors OF the visitors
we're costly and their hits less produc.
tive. Attendance, 1880. Score:
laiia!elphI o 90 o . o. c
h!hbGIgh .............-.O 90 0 0 0 > o. d
Earned runs land 2. Two.basc hit, Turner.
RI'@ hts, ) aud '. Errors. ) aGd :. Umpire,
Cimpbc!l.
A. Wmhugton. Attendance 400. Score:
'hH!i!Stnn ...-o.....-.-i y 0 . y U o.
'A!'aIn. ..-."..""...,-0 0 . 0 = o.
iia, aud .. Errors. and |. Pitchers,
Ae'cer and Terry. Umpire. Murray.
1; BROOKLYN. Attendance LOO Score:
nI''JAIyh &c. '.............O y : ] 0 .
14hviIie..".....,.....O | . o o o. q
HI. : and s. ErrorN. and O. Pitcher, Stein
al "ryhsE:. Umpire. kccfe.
ANEW York Attendance a,5Ol Score:
y" lorE ,..,......-....2 0 { 0 0 U 8 Ito
Cincinnati ................0 | l 90 0 O-S
hih, liNnd S. Euor. audj. Pitchers. CLARK.
f-Fo't and DHycr. Umpire, Em'ilc.
Al Boston. Attendance 1000 Score:
iNsoti ........ ..........G o 0 0 q ? O.
'"F"!hnI- ...,.........".O 0 0 o.
Hrs , and 6. Errors Sand Pitchers. stiyet,s
ta4 hhelL Umpire, Mcdonald
+, At baltimore. Attendance $40. scoEc:
iAtsMofr ......,,"...-..O u o o 0 y ? o.
- LHa!+ ...........,--.....0 D . o 0 o. 6
,,il", ! and II. Errors, aud L Pitchers,
"t1'iAlaS and Breltenitcln. Umpire Calvin.
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PTrrsBuRGu, June 1S-The spring
meeting at the McKees Rocks track
opened to-day and will continue five
days. The attendance was about one
thousand and the truck slow. Results:
$50 class. trot-Nettie Hull won in
throe straigh! heats. Time, $50; 2:27t,
2:?0i.
2:l5 class. pace-Lady II. won second,
third anil fourth heats. Time, 2:l7h
2:l6i. 2;lS1
9:20 class, trot-Vermon: won in
three straight heats. Time, 2:2Ss. 2:25!,
2:2Gk.
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sulncd n business look. Eek, Johnson's
Itainor. will not allow his man to race
~ Asbury Park, 10 ho snys Asbuty
tatk people arc partisaus OF Xlmmer.
mans, but Johnaon 10 anxious aud
ready TO race tho Jersey rider anywhere
no names outside OF Aabury Park. Eek
goes to philadelphia Tomorrow to sivn
articles Of agrccmcnt With HImmofman's
mnnnupt '.'s-
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Sr>cfG, Db31.ci 10 tte isieliqerter.
IlUXrISoroS. W. Va. May 1S.-The
missing ballots from the First ward
turned up to- night. tho city clerk find.
finding them in tho ballot box. lie
claims that they have not been tam.
pcred with. Tho council is proceeding
with recount Of all the votes. and en-.
deavoring to hold the Republicans from
getting their Just deserts.
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WmEs OCCASION demands Its use, try
Do Wits Witch liazol Salve. 1t {,
cooling TO burns. stops pnin instantly.
clcansoH, n perfect healer for scalds or
skin cruntlons. Always curos piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va. B.
I. Peabody, Bonwood, and Dowic & Co.,
Dridgoport,O.
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Tho Strongest Ncn Grow Weak

Sometimes The short cut to renewed visor Is
taken by those sensible enough TO use Hos
letters Stomach Bltters systematically. II re-
establishes Impaired digestion. enables the sys-
TEN to asSimilate food, and combines the quail
ties OF Hue medicinal sumulani with those OF
sovereign preventive remedy. Malaria. dys-
pepsIa, con Stipa;iOn. rheumatic nervous and
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Last evening on the Mozart park
alleys tho South Sido aud Mozart teams
rolled two games, tho champions winning
both. Tho latter game was close, being
Won by South Sido on margin OF two
pins. The scores:
South Side-Spoidcl, 100, ll3; Rhecs,
1871, l27; Fritz. l23, lis; IIorstmNu, lSe,
l4S: llandlan, l3S. Isl; Blind, l"9. 20j;
totals, S07, SIS.
NIascot-Aubcr l52, l59; Patterson,
los, l39; Baker, 1877. III; Rohr. 1222,
l43; Bashar. Up, ISL; Blind, li3, 100;
totals, 76i, ssh
At tho Fetto alleys tho Pccrlcss and
Harvest teams played two games. Peer
loss easily won tho first game, but tho
second was JUS, rs easy Victory for tho
other fellows. llamilton's l02 was the
feature OF tho second game. The scores !:
Peerloss-Schmulbach, lei, ll5; Scar.
brourh, l97. ll3; Richards, l3l. ll5;
v ethel, 100, 1877; Hamilton, li2, 199 ;
knoke. lSJ, lei ; totals, SIG. 1893.
llarvest-Fette. lO2, l43; Schoelo, 1870,
1913; Stripple 1873, HI; ienkc, 1926, 1877 /;
Baunann. l07, III; Blind. 9j, ljS;
totals. 701, So.
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Tho Morris Stars would like TO play
the GaIlahers next Wednesday alter
noon on the Island bridge park. II &C.
copied answer through this paper.
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NTllrTII TTTi5IVrE ~ THr IHItEIJtNckF.
HrSriSGToH, ". Va, June lS.-The
handsome residence OF State Senator ].
A. Hughes. situated two miles west OF
this city. caught fro this morning and
burned to tho ground. Loss $1,000
partially insured. Tho people had great
trouble in saving tho senator's costly
furniture.
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Earned runS. Columbus. I. Twoba,c his,
Violet Hi, West :, Davis Thrce-basc hit
Kerr. stolen bases. lIlll West .. Miller Ball /,
PrIIce, RGlkhoG, Kane I? Double plays. Kerr
10 rriichHrd lIErcu 10 Ball TO West Fist base
OF balls. oG CoIoyrr &, oil Mcpnugal T. struck
nrL By CnnovSs >, By McDousal .. Time. &i0.
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As in every French soldiers KNAPP.
sack there was n marahars baton, so in
the repcrtory OF every actress there may
he n Goud.-H Louis P0I Dispatch.
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., NEW YonE, Juno l8.-Tho johnson.
.%,ilnueTman proposed bicycle race for
s'OOOO-sj,000 u gide-hsu at last as.
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ALI Grocery stores will DO closed on
Thursday, June 20. 1t being Grocers'
Day, Mt Wheeling Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

When Baby was sicf, We gave her castor!s.
When she was Child. she cried for Cas;orir.
When she became Miss, sho chung to Cas;oHa.
When shc had Children. she gave them Castovia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
CONOVER'S CURVES
Wero too Much for tho Wheeling
Boys Over In Columbus.
SIX hits WIS ALL THE BUSINESS

Whites boys Could do with tho Slow
Delivery of tho KentucGlan-hnd,
"say, Bili," Those Twin Cities Loss
Another to Flndiar.-Ilcnton Wal.
lopS Lima the Second rlmo-pltts.
burgh Lost to tho rhilllrs.
The herald., 1895-01-01
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