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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Ayoung aud once beautiful girl, daugh.
ter OF a wealthy Bpston family, lost her
life in Philadelphia. Pa, on Thursday
last through her love for that deadly and
seductive drug opium. videi Mildred
OroweiI, aged 90 years. left her home In
Boston through Iidr love for opium and
came to Philadelphia to reside. She was
arrested shortly after taking up her resi-
dence in the Quaktr city FOR stealing s25
from man residing in Lancaster, Pa.
and on being tried was sentenced to six
months In tho House OF Correction. When
she came out OF jdil she was sick and dis
pirited by her enforced abstinence from
her favorite drug. She then managed in
some way to get supply OF opium which
she used to such excess that 1t caused her
death. Here is ease OF q young and tai
epted girl going to an early grave
through her love OF opium. Here's work
for the missionaries right at home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

NTOTICE-I Philip G. Plunkett. the owner
Nos acT and 100 West Front street. In the
First ward. OF the city of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle, state of Della
ware. in compliance with the require
meu Is OF the acts OF the General Assembly
in such case made and provided, do here
by give notice that shall apply in writlnR
TO the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail delivery OF the State of
Delaware. in and FOR New Castle Co. on Mon
day. the 18th day of February. A. d. 1895. being
the next term OF said court, for a license 10 r
said house. as an inn or tavern. for the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises and tue follow
ing respectable citizens OF said ward. IL leas {
twelve of whom are substantial freeholders
OF said ward recommend the said applica-
ton, viz:
Daniel McCusker Frederick Nanstehl
Julius Guenther George Steinlcken
Fred We'll Sr VIII am Huber
james Cook Christian Strobel
John Murphy james Leblanc
r McManus Edward Godfrey
George 0iNeili John Harkns
Albert Ncumayer Evan X Mccall
Jacob schieber s J Mccall
John Fagan ID Bupenzer
John Bader JB WEIGH NJ ID
Lemuel Peeky Joseph Murphy
Thomas kosslter CT pfrommer
James McKenna William Planning
j58t PHILIP g, PLUNKETr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

DRIyATE sALE--Bulls and COWS at private
1 sale. Chicago and York State bulls al
ways on hand at private sale. Also fresh
cows. noioEua eows takea In exehanges
j5-2tws fASSM0hk BROS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

CHERRIES SALE-I5y virtue ofFa writ OF
- Leynrt Facias. to me directed. will b. ex-
posed TO public safe. at the Court Hpuse
on Market afro 4 between Tenth and Ei even
tn strests, In tho city OF Wilmington. New
Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gross and Perkina
IN painters, have removed from No. 9l4
where they wilt be pleased to see their
friends 55-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

kayen me ID VINO were bitten by the
at Salam. N. j., have been dis
from the Pasteur Institute New
pronounced cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

a particle is applisd into each nostrn and
is agreeable. Price 80 cents at Druggists or
by mali.
ELY BRoTHERs. IS Warren Street. New
York. n6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

Y Inc Democratic editors and poll ticians
DOT being satisfied with the cruel blow
dealt to the people generally by their eff
kfor9s to reform the tariff are now advis.
Ing the repeal OF our navigation laws I'M
der the pretext OF building up and ex.
tending our merchant marine. These
laWs ware enacted soon after the forma-
lion OF this government but 1t seems that
their antiquity is not sufficient to protect
Thorn from the assault Of the yandnls who
make the platforms and dictate the policy
: Of the Democratic party. The admission
OF foreign built ships to American yegis-
try would lead to the destruction OF all
the ahip-yards In our country or to
great reduction OF wages. unless we ex-
/ clade than from the consting trade. and
such exclusion would certainly be incon.
sistent. absolutely absurd.
Tho adoption Of tho navigation laws en-.
ahIsd the people Of this country to
build vessels. to extend commerce, and
above all to win naval battles which 9th.
wise they never would have won. These
same laws enabled our people to build
fleet Of boats for the coasting trade
equal to those Of any other country In
the world. and what is more, led to tho
| accumulation OF machinery and material
' to enable our builders to turn out battle
I6nd the creation of navy that
6uSd have been othaswise impossible.
The successfui construction Of vessels
Of warA the yards OF Or country, by
our own, workmen. Is an argument fol
the retention Of laws that led to such .
triumph. and the effort made to repeal
them Is AZ unpatrioticas It Is unwise. We
do not believe the snndais can succeed
but Fithian andSthoss VINO sustain him
will share tho late OF other Marplots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

THERE is not ho1se OF prostitution in
our city. bur that couls bes'pulIed In TWEEN
tyfour hours. II our pAlee department so
ullled IT, nor one charged with selling
liquor without licsnse These houses
exist and derive nearly as great revenue
from the sale OF liquor as they do from
serving" those who frequent them. All
reforms started in Wilmington are like
lie pop Of q cork FROM soda bottle.
10y soon go the way OF all otker re-
rls that ara started With Tand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-07

.Sra IL - / I u Lhe WhitsHouss.p
IT'D " U.|A IInrI6f onou6h. TIN
oouokxy ~ x1r8Rnized that tho Demo.
os1>1 D4<[| ~ divided. It uuderatood
ln6t 10 <E@1ldont was tho head Of one
ia6iion a Of another II appreciated
thp 1aot khare had bhen bitter and re-
iS0tle11 IticnI warfare between us
With 4 lyfaions 1t van plain the party,
could Iurviso.
In MA crials / received an Invitation
To tie a<uta dinner at The white House
and 1d6t3rmined to I'D. II there was to
Be dlri3ionI was bound that The country
shoald understand thatI was not respon-
sti>e Tor 10 The people now know that It
was not who maintaintd the feud. Tho
qearrel ID not Of my making. That is all
thTe is OF it,
Thts harmonlzss with Senator Hills
conduct during the'paat elk mouths II
agrees. with his course during the last
days Of the tariff debats and with his ut
teranoes on the stumph little later. He
mas left no stone unturned TO show to the
county that 90 Tar aP be Is concerned
there Ia to be no division in the face OF
tho enemy and that he places party suo-
cess above personal iSaiousies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

The Harcsari Teams Club. Of Mar
tins Rerfy. WILL hold is annual loaras'
msnt o. tue grounds on North FouHh
street. Martins Very. Tomorrow ani
Wednesday. The IIngiei Hnl doubles
Wili DO played as follows.
Tussday-s a, ~, James A. Dickson,
Ernest smith vs. George Cooke, Hos
ard Stewart. $50 a IN, EFnesl Saith
". HoWatd Stewart l0;S0 a ~, 5. q.
Robinson w. GssrzS Cooke. l.SJp. M,
;. q. Robinson, W. I. Dixon Va Cblrloi
lloYie, T.. X. Hoge, 3 .. ~, Charles
Williams. Charles Wood vs. Grsi win
nsri, 4iS1 2. u. Charles Williami vs.,
W. 4. Dixon,
Wsdnsslsy-S a IN. James Dickson
VI. Gut winner. GA IN. 4. X, Hogo We,
sseond winner : p, H., dIal' aBd
donb!aa.
Umpirei-Fi1t day, Charlsl Fisher,
PARK Alexander, Bridgeport. Second
day, l. !. Eindi1y, NJ PlaasSuli Dr.
Hall, MaTlin'a Ferry,
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BEIIiAtItE.
All Sorts of Local New. aud Gossip from
ths Glass Ctr.

All Sorts of Local NSwa aud Gossip from
tho Glass ctr.
Rev. o.. W. HOlme', pastor OF tho First
NJ. L. church here, was elected an hon.
orary member Of tho association OF the
Fifty.second Ohio volunteers at their re.
cent reunion at StOubenville, His
brother was tho coloaal Of that rGgi-
ment, but the minister was only nine
years Of age when the war broke out.
The high wind Saturday evening tote
away q portion Of the roof Of Nancy A.
JoLnson's three.story houte in the Sec.
oha ward and Andrew Kern had a force
Of men at work yesterday replacing 1t,
lest 1t would rain and ruin the whole
house.
Miss Margaret McGRw had an ankle
badly sprainod by jumping from bug
81 when tho horse frightened while she
was out riding with Mrs. Annie Foulke,
at Greenfield, o. Miss MoiAw ii one
Of the teachers in the schoola here.
The remains OF William Realty were
brought in from Columbus Saturday
evening, mud taken to tho residence OF
John Burke, in the First ward. The
funeral took place from the Catholic
church yesterday morning.
The school board will select teacher
to fill tho vacancy made by tho ros-
ignation OF Miss BeNzle in tho High
school tomorrow evening. A trnant
officer aud several janitorA will also DO
elected at that meeting.
There is movement on foot 10 opon
up select school or academy In this
city and the school board has been asl;.
cd to allow tho use Of school building
lately abandoned 10 start tho nov
school.
There are a number OF persons car.
rying leases in oil folds here who are
beginning to count how much thoY
would have been ahead ii they had
kept out.
Jesse Mcdonald il able to walk, after
being laid up several months win use.
we're burn on his foot, which Ito recoy.
ed at the blast furnace.
Tie steel works werc cloapd down
Saturday, owing TO u break in the ma
Chinory, but will bo in lull operation
to-day,
Miss Merle Lilly, oil tho Fourth ward,
has returned from GAINESVILLE. whore
she spent several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Q. II. Dankwerth and sous re-
turned from Bethesda Saturday, after
spending six weeks at that place.
Mrs. +. p. Thomas and daughter will
leave shortly for Columbus to visit reIa.
tiveI and friends.
L. S. Stegor spent Yesterday above
Pittsburgh with his family, which is
visiting tboro.
John Davis was in the city Saturday
evening, and rhturael TO Indiana yes.
terday.
Louis Boeshar, Of slstorsyiilO spent
yesterday with hiS family in this city,
Mrs. Murray aud daughter, Miss
Clara, have returned from BgthCgda,
Saturday was pay dny on tho BOlti.
moro & Ohio at this point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

BEooELYS. August 25,--Never before
did such crowd collect at the cole.
brated dry docks Of tho Erie Basin ~
that which gathered to-day, 4he at.
traction was the British racing yacht
ValEyris III. Nearly 5000 men, WOmuu
and youthful craak', or cgriol' indl.
viduals, wen, down to tho docks To 500
The soop durIngtu tue dag. Unfortunate.
ly, Wills they found entrance to the
yard withou. hindrancr, they could no;
SEQ thu yacht as they hal hoped, as her
hull wa. almost entirely covered with
taFpaulins and cloths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brinrs comfort and improvement mud
tcnds to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
The 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 10 due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive: cGcctialy cleansing the system,
di.pellinr colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation;
Il has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession. because IL acts on the KID
icys, Liver and Bowels without weak
enIng thcm and II Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance ,
Syrup Of Figs IL for sale BY all drug
gi4ts III SOC and 81 bottles, but u il man
,lracturcd by tho California rig syrup
Co. only, whose namo Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup o. Fig.
aud being we'll Informed, you VIII no
accept any substitute II offered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

The Donation base bail club won
from tho Klig carriage works team bv u
score Of " 10 - saturday morning on
Ino Bridge Park.
The IioTleyGown slarA would like to
hear from any nine In the city under
fourteen years Of ago TO play on the
Raymond grounds.
THO Mar,ia's Ferry juniors walIoped
the lrilbY stars again on Saturday by
II tol. Tho battery for the former was
CuSS Rad Murphy. BeIIsiye got only
tlIreo hits oil Murphy, while Martins
Ferry got sixteen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

Wo authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell DR.. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
q cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will usu this remedy
as directed, giving II u fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
tho bottle and have your money refund.
ed. We could not mako this oIlor did
wo not know that DR.. Kings Now Dis.
covory could DO relied OH. II never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at tho Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. Largo biEO 800.
ShdSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26

Erie, PA., August 95.-G. A. PhlIlips,
local Whceman. to-day lowered the
worlds record for lliteon miles, hold by
DsCardY. Phillips, paced by tandem,
rode the distance, seven and onO.hall
miles and return, In 81 minutR' Hat,
beating DeCardy's time IS seconds. a
number OF watches woro held on the
race and all compared rs 10 tho time.
The work was from Ripley Crossing, n.
Y, to State Line.
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b. ". 49, b ]. 5. Aoars. ~.

Belle n. opsed b. ,. s. Noors, frss'
port. y.
go akit pae,n--!.iE airgl rnlrcf,
amaHs thea Caiaar. T., uEgeI b.
liansT Easiith. W01iiEs ]. "
ffos lof H.l-ssTsn eniF.et - il.lavs;
Billy { oERol by q :. Lvos, baiEl0,
y. 4. Rayea. Neal9H Lzais. IA, iafmi
Lsl5u, 0Hnei 5T =, 4 Coaa, s.sa1sa
Vile: Juiss haiaE. Owned hy u. g.
s2sidsi. Milford, Oaia; Willie Zee,
oEaei BY ". Res. Cana D5ysr o.
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BRlsroL, L. l., August a5.- Defender
carries hor now mast tonight, ii having
been slapped between and q o'clock
this afternoon, At o'clock it was pro-
nounced finished aud was immediately
put overheard and towed out to the
Defender by the steamer Archer The
Archer'a derrick lifted tho big stick aud
It was stepped with great care.
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saturday evening lhs startling rapor,
etas to Whe,Iin; that bath OIL Civ
aaI Csloroa hal quit tao iron ami Oh
league. Csloron having dlablndei oni-
Hght. while the OF City team Wonii
elaunnS ~ al Independent orsl1Izr
taa. ThsnsWs csms jdit a, tho Hbeal
ias PLAYERS were prepsuu. 10 leave for
Cc,1wn. where they Wsro scheduled TO
plsy to-day Aad TOMORROW Secretary
Burrows had 40 doub. OF tho trnshfal,
nesie u ,hs fsp,f;. At the telegram he
reroyed announcing Celoron'. drop was
sgasi by tho manager. Harrington.
Ino OIL CIly Kicker was very snrpTis
irs as Ina. place wac thought to be one
OF lgr strongest Of the Pennsylvania
towns livcser, I. SoOmI, threw mp ihe
spauga aud Il was said lGst eysRlug tina,
perhaps the enthusiasts would como TO
tue Tcsrne aud kesp the team ~ limo al
least nv long Ms tho frankitnb are In,
Ilsu understanding newt VIA, re-
ColYei ihu 'hsJini management at
uncs Bh,srni t,tn negotiations with
Warren nni Now Castle, WHO haye open
dAlos ON Monday and Iuesiay, sud
carly ,eaier,iay morning received nm
acceptance irpm Manager Thompson, OF
the New Castle clup. So that Wheeling
will bc unable to titt tho tRieI at Cello.
Tun. Tho latter club innot claim tbs
Two iCIIpduod camoI on forfeit ~ Mr.
BARROW, i'm, tterrlnltOn's telegram IN
his possession, After tho game with
New Castle tho Whcehnga will 90 To II.
lusrhic forgnmes Wednesday ant fhurs'
day and to Warren Tor l'riday and Sat.
urday, and then homo Tor another scr.
los, commencing with Warron on Mon
day aud tuesday OF next week.
In this afternoons, tho opening game
with New Cattle, tho locals will pro'enl
Conover aud Kane AZ their battery,
while the New UnSlie' will probably
pitch MirhRels, u twirler whom they
signed since they opened the season
horn. lie is good man, but C0nover,
with q four days rest, should he In iine
iettl0 aud ab!D to aid tile visitors In
breaking their backs in vain efforts to
connect with the sphere. Shaw aud
Violet will make their frat appearance
with tho locRi team. lnerr work will
Lu Watched with considerable interest.
Third BRremin."Bonny" ireland and
Fielder Pete somsrs. OF tha Wheel.
ing. were rolea cd Saturday afternoon
un account OF the signing ot Al Shaw
aud Ret Violet, lnte Of tns Twin
Clues club. Pitcher Irwin Brodie was
also released the same afternoon. brodle
is good man. but the club could not
keep hyo pitchers on its payroll, aud Us
McGinary ha4 u contract with the CLUB
wlnch specifies tuat he IL to be kspt-to
tno end ii ,ne season, tho axO fell OIL
lie Wnrerrnstwirior Both BrOiio AMI
ireland are negotiating with tho Frank.
lin management aud will probably be-
come members ri that team this week.
Ireland /, too good player to remain
nut OF job worry long.
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cIndion,c' improvement In average,
IIu1lcatCs taiIlHs 80 rs average.
wMMELlXG GER, rwO aAaENt


From tho FlrNt ssrln, Chnmplons-Ulg ~.
tnrnOOn Crnwk
Wheeling made step forward in tho
Iron and OIL lOaluo race by taking two
pNtnOs from the drat series champioa.,
the FranklinsIon Saturday Tho morn.
ing game was attended by only a small
crowd, but In tho afternoon, notwlth.
standing tho rain and previously threat.
cninG weather, a crowd Of 1000 wituas,
I'd tho game.
In tie morning game Kane and Nc.
DnngAl wato the oppoIing tWlrlera aud
10th wers hit rather ircoly. Neither
receval good support nnd tho tasnlt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-26
GLAssCocK LEADS THE TEAM,
lIotl, IN Battln: ant Ileld,ng-ReourdS OF
the Past Week.

Both IN Battin: nnd Flelh'ng-NecUrdS OF
the Past we0k.
The table below shows tho work OF
tho players OF tho Wheeling team up to
Saturdays game, with tho Fraaklin
team. Glasscock now leads the team in
batting aud fielding, having displaced
Kerr in stick work. In batting Crotty
is second and tho other 800 men are
Rail, Kerr, samoFs aud Ireland,
Wheeling still leads her opponents in
both departments, also in run getting.
Eight playors have improved their
fielding averages. aud tho same mum.
her have faiiGnol thor batting per.
rcptages. ka,khoG shows tho most
pronounced Improvement in batting.
Ii no kPops un lIls present gait, no will
ho 10 anon. tho "Big Three"
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IRON 4 OIL LEAGUE
Msy Round to In Good salps
Alter Saturdays Big Scare.
lEL9Rlglg TO REMAIN n LEAGUE

It seems, tho OH Ci'J Iseports to chs
CouuarJ nAVs Besa FAks,-iIsw.
e,sr, whssIiag CoaIl 80, Get 90
Cslaroa Ia limo aad Now Castle
WIN Bs Played iiors ro.daY Ala 10.
morrow-o'hss Nswi OF sport.
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NOV Avn on nMAGUE.
staadt"g % thr Csnb, nmt Features OF ,ho
ponnnnt Race

The wheeing.Franklin pair were the
only games payed Saturday aud the
result il that Wheeling passes Oil City
and takes third position, The only
game arranged for to-day is Now Castle
At Wheeling, Franklin may play at
Warren.
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nnuGdls1s say that thier sales Of
Hoods SarsaparIlia exceed those OF all
others. There is no substitute for
Hont's 9
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rhHASANr nNlGiIr4 RACES,

Tlio stoub 'nVlllo aIvslinE, Which starts
rn.murrow, wIll b, u First Glass Que.
Sytclal Dspl.cl 10 ne Iatel'igsaser
SrgcuAxylLLG. August 25.-The four
days race meeting at the Pleasant
Heights Driving Park, in this city,
which opens Tuesday, tho eth, prom.
ises to DO more OF u success than the
most ,nngutne horaemen had hoped for.
The entry list Is very large, numbering
lj7 in tile twelve races, many Of these
being worry last horses. Quite number
OF flyers from wheeling and vicinity
are among thom, Us will DO seen by the
following list:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81
800 cIaes, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on.
tries, among them Lady Bird, Lit
Thompson. OF st, ClairsvilIe.
2:9i class, parSmg--Eiftesn entries,
among them Charon Wilkes, owned by
james Williamson, Willow Grove, W.
Va; Sweet Nash, owned by j, Cape.
hart, Point Pleasant, ". Va; EN-
Pierce, owned bv Tip Queen, Saline.
vile, o.. Judge Kali, owned by J.. Kali,
Means, o., aud Bessie L., owned by W.
L. Glover, Upde2ralT, o.
29o class. trotiinS-Seven entries,
among them Marquette, Owned by ].
CRpehart, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %.
9:2j cIass troltinv--Sixteen entries,
among them Mark Twain, owned by j.
Capchart, ~. Pleasant; Marquis. of
Eden, owned by II. J. Williamson,
Mound,ville, W. Va, and Poneto,
owned By W. L. Glover. Updegraf, o.
800 class pNcing--Twenty entries.
among them Judge Black, owned by O.
lIanchor, Wheeling, W. Va; Nellie
Green. owned by II. ]. Williamson,
Muundivile, W. Va Colonel l., owned
by Homer English. WoodstelI. o.. Fly
ing Simon, owned by L. Kali, Means,
Ohio.
2:l5 class pacinG-Niho entries,
among them Loru, owned by ]. Cape.
hart, PL Pleasant, W. Va.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20.
2:3j class trotting--Fourteen entries,
among thom Shaobora, owned by
Charles y. Iianchor, Whsnling, W.
VA; Nellie BY. owned ii. ]. William.
son, Moundsviiie, W. Va.
ego class pacinE-rweve entries,
among thcm Walter D, owned by
Thomas Prince, Wheeling, W. Va.
Sweet Mash, owned by ], Capehart,
Point Pleasant, W. Va. and En- Pierce,
owned by Tip Queen, saIinevtiio, %.
FRIDAY, August 30.
goo class lrotting-Fiitoou entries,
among them Shabbona, owned by Z,
W. Hanchsr. Wheeling. W. W.. and
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sElu uIi igfb .1f bis Hiib b "a hs4
Elfuri flat. AbeHllT Irpna-g blf. Eri1-
hzI- 1Iel. E.I rfHaLe1 AIa krf1 lfsiasd.
T. w1a Eltl "a sl.il ~ Hrli9 ~ loi
asaE+ f1- t1i 1r 1gI4g-E J. sF kIre J.
4iI4a.f Pose. Eriit9 Gr1uf . Gla'le.el 20. "a
h-tet EfA llA i'nif RIA lu By ullL NJ Ag'
uols4i 3 t-H.fs Lasuli I,-.a
Ia ihs afternoon Harry siaIsy made
h.s iis: anpcsrsges Tor Wheeling aud
bsli lhs visitors daHH u tao hits ia
seven ignissi. The game was called az
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