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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-02
HILLSB0R0 NEWS.

are OF eating since our residence in
New Mexico.
Tho 8. l.. C. Ranch lane or
the Hillsboro and Lake Valley
road 10 in a terrible condition since
the present rainy season set in,
and the protest Of frsighters is
growing louder and fiercsr every
day. This is our principal county
;horoaghisre, and it seems to us
that the County Comm issioners
should get squirt on themselves
and repair this horse killing,
wagon breaking, frsighter demoral-
lzing mud hole known as the s, l..
@. Ranch lane. 1t can Ee put In
good pass able condition at a cost
of $3.50, and il the Comm issien ers
haven't got the fund, as they say,
then let them create a fund for the
woik.
While working at the Wicks
mine last Saturday, Charles My
er's back was SO seriously injured
. by falling piece of rock that he
sas obliged to lay of for one or
two days.
Frank Brown bas started up
his Main street shoe shop again.
deputy Sheriff Mitchell re-
turned home from Las Vegas
Saturday. sftar placing the insane
Mexican who has been in the
iiillsboro Jail in the Territorial
1nsane Asylum.
The WIcks mine management
las leased the Standard mill, to
crush its second class ore.
Our friend Ridenour WAS the
happiest man In town Tuesday, on
receipt of the photographs of bis
two very interesting daughters,
from bis home in Kansas.
Miners Saline, Spencer and
Casey left Sunday, for trip
through the mining camps of Col
orado. Before returning home
Mr.. Silene will yisiG relatives in
Iowa.
Ed. Martins horse nearly
choked itself to death with it's
halter in it's stall at Lannon's
corral, the other night.
Rev. and Mrs. w. X. Lloyd,
formerly of Hillsboro and now of
Rockdale, Texas, are the happy
parents OF a bright young clergy
man
"A public meeting is called for
Saturday evening, August 10th,
at the Court House, to take action
to arrange for proper Sierra
county exhibit at the forthcoming
Territorial Fair at Albuquerque.
Attend, and see to it that our great
mineral, agricultural and horticul-
tursl realities and possibilities are
kept before the people.
Hon. w. s. Hopewell has a
force Of men grading for the site OF
his new mill at Big Springs, on
the Percha. near the Flora Temple
n.ine.
Capt. Lee recently picked up |
some very rich float gold ore on
Judee Elliolt's ranch, near town,
and is now doing just little silent
prospecting. 1t may be, after ali,
that the Hillsboro gold belt passes
through that locality.
M. B. Daniels, the Rincon |
m;nsr.ranchman, was in town this
week to enjoy a Whit of fresh flood
breeze, and The first thing to
attract his keen horticultural eye
was tho novel sight of an apple tree
bearing both blossom and ripe
fruit. This tree is in the orchard
Of Jose Alert. the Mexican mer-
chant.
Col. A.. w. Harris Of Kingston
pssssd through Hillsboro Wsdnss-
day, hound Cor Santa Fe to sppsar
bsfors the Territorial Board OF
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-02

MIR Bourquert, OF Canada, had
the misfortune to lose his barn
and team having been washed
down in the food OF two weeks ago.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-02
LAKE VALLEY ITEMS.

A Chinamsn ia shout to open a
restaurant in the Meredith build
ing, and hereafter travellers will
have a place at which to be re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
MAUrlN's FEHKY,
lInpS and AIishRps In the Thriving CIT.
Across tho River

Hans and AIlshnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River
Yesterday while working in tho dip
ping department at the EtHa.SlaHdard
lin plate works, James Tannehill, j.,
was badly burned about the iuce aud
neck by molten metal. He resides ON
North Fifth street, Martins Ferry.
John Boehm has tho contract for tho
stone work for tho residence 10 be built
on North Fourth street by Mayor West.
wood, the brick by Jesse Selby aud the
wood by George McCarty.
Ground was slaked oil yesterday for
the threo.story brick building TO DO
erected on Fourth street by tho Frater.
nifty Hall Association.
Mrs J. h Bsaltie and children, who
have been visiting MrB. Purcell, on
Walnut street. returned to Tareutum,
Pa, yesterday.
AIisl Marcia sChofeld and her brother
Joseph both have the typhoid fever,
Miss Lizzie Otto Is also Ill with the
same disease.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Watkins, an
aged couple Of Martins Ferry, will
shortly 20 to Chicago to live With their
sons,
Rev. W. B. Harlzog returned yoster-
day from Cleveland. where he preached
on Sunday. lie has pct on his neck.
While In Philadelphia Joseph Antho.
ny saw "trolley party" which occu.
pied tli.y.seven largo care.
Miss Roso Colts 10 moving her grocery
from the Island to the Harrison build
ing on Hanover street.
George Keohnlias had his foot
mashed yesterday by a cake Of ice fall
ing on 1t.
Mrs. Frank Ebert and child went to
Potomac, W. Va, yesterday to visit rel.
atlvOs.
Mrs. Julius Blumcnbcrg accompanied
her son, Prot. Edward Btumen berg, to
Iowa.
Last night a number Of Us attended
the reception given at Wheeling by the
Us.
Tho now terne plata pot in tho IL tina.
Standard tin mill will DO started to-day.
Mrs. Belle Cullen, Of New Cumbor i.
land, is visiting Mrs. Mary j. Guthrie.
Mrs. Joseph Nolla and children will
return this week from Barnasville.
Mra. Nancy Moore moved her family
to Bellaire yesterday.
Miss Gerlio Barr Is homo from Pitts.
burgh on visit
RT. ong iS attending the races at
Cleveland.
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nnLLAInn.
All Sorts of Local New. and Gu'SIp from
tho Glass city.

tho Glass 'lty'
A good deal Of jealousy exists be,
tween tho young fotss Of lhia city aud
The noighborlng towns about having
trolley parties, aud Monday evening u
showed itself very plain Anumber OF
Young ladies from this city had a car
chartered to take them over the line
without having any male escorts except
The mo,oFmaA aud conductor. A crowd
Of young men from Bridgop0rl, known
as the Bachelors Club, heard OF II and
chartered car for the same purpose,
and as the two parties passed on
switches at different places the cry OF
the young ladies' was "Boys wanted, "
but the young men were enjoying
themselves where they were and could
not DO had,
Ml,a Catin, Of tho Second ward, had
her trial Monday evening, charged with
keeping house OF ill-lame, aud was
bound over 10 court by tho mayor In
tho sum OF 500, and being unable to
furnish bail Waa taken TO st, CtatTaytffe
yesterday afternoon by Marshal BAhTa.
George McGowan and Charles Metz,
OF this city, left yesterday for Chippewa
Lake, where they will spend lew days
G. NJ. Stewart, Of Allegheny, Pa., re-
turned to his home yesterday afternoon
after spending several days in the CITY,
John D. Baker returned 10 his home
yesterday at FindlaY after visiting
friends aud relatives in the Fifth ward.
A number from this city will go out
to Lewis Mills to-day to attend the
harvest picnic held at that place.
A number OF young people will go
out to Bethesda 10 attend the opening
day exercises At that place.
DR.. D. ". Long and family have re-
turned from visit with Mrs. Longs
parents at Mouudsvllle.
Jacob SchindsYolf returned last night
from UhrlchsvilIo, where tIs spent a lew
days with friends.
Miss Lena Cox, Of Quaker City, Is the
gue,t OF Miss Pearl Chambers, OF the
Second ward.
Miss Mamie Cowen has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she has been Waiting
relatives
Tho family OF Albert Heatherington,
Of the First ward, arc fishing at kaIe's
Rock,
Miss Kate ConnerS, Of Whitney, Ohio,
Is the guest OF friends In this city.
Miss Maud Peterson, OF Bridgeport,
10 visiting friends In thiS city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
KNOWLEDGE

Drinrs comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
RIGHTLY used. The many, who live bet.
TOR than Others and enjoy life more, with
lew expenditure, by moro promptly
adnptinr Inc worlds best products 10
tEc needs Of physical being, will attest
tiie value Ia health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
liz excellence IA due to itS present iHE
IN tho form most acceptable and pIons.
ant 10 tho taste, the rcfrCshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
Stiyc rTcctndlly cleansing the system,
di,pclling colds, headaches and levers
md permanently curing conrtlpatlon;
# ta5 rfycn satfSfactfon 10 million, ani
mo. With the approval Of tho medical
professions bscNi'c II acts Oh thc N NY
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
enInr tlor and II Is perfectly Tree lrom
every Objectionable substance , 49,,
tytnp If FIGS il for sale By Al drug
rtsts In Doc aud 81 bottits, hHt y ID inhn'
ninclircd by tho California rvs syrup
Co. only, whose nnmo lsprintcd Oh eyety
pocknro, also the name Syrup Of FiB',
Ind being we'll Informed you Will h0'
accept any substitute II oAorOd'
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ior lAo OlhOr iOllowS. Break The Opoll,

for tho other follows. Break the Opell,
boys,
Wonder what those enthusiastic Twin
Cities people did when Wheeling was
pounding out those ten runs IN the
sixth. And the Twins made eight or.
rors, too,
Tho INrELLI1ENCERe exclusively posted
bulletin giving tho game by innings,
base hits, errors aud batteries, twenty
minutes after the game ended. That
sixth inning pleased tho cranks.
Glasscock will play first for Wheeling
this afternoon a. OIL City and PrllChard
will he moved out to centre field. II
will sOem like old times to 500 Guy
IIoeker on first for Oil City aud "1Tioky
Jack holding down tho same position
for "Gurs,"
Warren is anxious to get PrltchaTd,
Nearly all Of the old steubenvills team
that George MorclAnd gathered logeth.
or early in the spring arc now playing
in Warren uniforms, Every man OF
the lot is PLAYING great game, includ'
ing "PFitCh,n
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rHE nMEENnMlL RNATEN
by VIgllRnt, owlHg 10 m Academic tho
New NONps Steering Gear,

By VlgllRnt, Owing 10 m AOoldonttO tho
New NONps Steering Gear,
NEW LONDON, CONN.,, July 3N-VIg'
liant beat DOionds to-day in y run of
Sixty.iour miles from Eaton Point, on
tho Long Island shOro, four miles from
Huntington harbOr, to this port Tho
cup defender gave up the race not far
from this port, because her steering
gear became deralged
Assrong southwest by south breeze,
varying In strength from eiQhtaen TO
twenty-five knots, blew throughout the
greater part OF the race, which was u
broad reach on the sIarboRrd tack from
start to finish and with hardly the shift
OF u sail. When tho Defender dropped
out Il Was estimated that she was fully
five minutes ahead oil the Vigilant and
the nav yacht was looked upon as asure
winner, barring accident, but tho uneS'
pected accident occurred and Defender
met her hrst defeat. A better day for
racing than the ono just ended could
hardly DO imagined, The wind was
strong aud true and increased In
strength.
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a nonsE kicked H. s. Shaior, OF the
FresmYGF House, MidllebuFR, n. Y, on
tho knee, which laid him up IN bod
aud caused tho knee joint to become
SLin. A friend recommended him to
usO ChnnborIain's Pain Balm, which ho
did, aud In two days was ablO to DO
around. Mr. Shaier has recommended
II to many others aud saws II 10 oxCol.
Lent for any kind Of n bruisO or Sprain.
This samO RcmOdy Ia also famous for
It's cures Of rheumatism.
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GRAND OItOUIp RACES
Al ClSVsIand-Good IlaolnE In straiEh
Heats Yesterday.

Al cIsVsland-GuOd IlaClnE In Straight
Heats Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, July S0.-Although two
Of tho events were decided in straight
heats, there wAA good racing at tho driv'
Ing park to-day, the time being fast.
The weather was cool, but the track
was good. In the GAIA pace Bright Re-
gent, the iAYorite, won with oompara'
tive casa Baron Rogers was tho favor
Ito In the 2:l6 class trot at even money
for the fold, but tho bay stallion, Alta,
went to the front early in the race aud
won In strnight heats. Following are
the summaries:
2:9O class, trotting. purse, $S,N00--El
itami, tiour heAtst; SpinaWay. 2 Rcd
Nutling, g.; Lake Eric, 4; SacaSA, 81
Birdie Clay, 0; Patti Clare, Il Maynard,
s. Maytlowor, q Time, 2:l4l, 2:l4i.
2:lGi, 9l7i.
9:44 class, pacing; purse S9,OOO:--
Bright Regent, (thtee heatsl; Peerless,
.; Dudley, 3; Pheual, 4; Bo Sure D.;
Kentucky Star. 0; Arlington, Il Major
Hal. 8; Sable Gilt, 0; Nydia, 10; Judge
Sterling, II. Time, 2:llt, 2i09t, 9:l0t,
2;l5 class, trotting. purse 5000: Alta,
|. tthres heats); James l., 2; Baron
Rogers, s; Oakland Baron, 4; Gretchen,
8; Fred b., 8; Monnette. 4 adelaide
McGregor, s; Eloise, 0; Dandy, TO-;
Maud O., II. Time, 2:l2f; 2"llt;2:lOk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
LABon DAY RlCYOnE RACE.
The AmuSemsnts Committee has Hung Up
REico Lot of Prizes.

Tho AmuSemOnts Committee has Hung Up
RElco Lot of Prizes
Ono OF the features OF the Labor Day
celebration at Mozart Park on Saturday,
August "a, will BIZ tho one mile bicycle
race on the quarter mile hilltop track,
open to the riders OF Wheeling and sur.
rounding towns. The amusemsnts com.
mittee of the celebration has been quite
generous in the purchase OF prizes for
this event, and large field Of entries
should result. II a large number are
entered two or moro heats will be run.
The race is open to amateur riders, aud
will be run under L. A. W. rules and
under the sanction Of the racing board.
Entries close August %, At o p. M, with
4, NJ. Archer a. the lETELLtGENCER
office. The following are the prizes:
First prize-Gold and onyx stand,
value S25.
second prizs-EmperlRl vase, value
Third prlzo-Gold frame shaving
glass, value So,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

y. W. FullOr, Of Cnnajoharle, n, Y,
GSya that hc always kOOps Df. Kings
Now Discovery IN tho hutro and ne
family hna always found tho very bO7t
tssulia follow ils use That ho woul not
be without II, II prornrablo. q. A.
DykOman, Druggist, Calakill, N Y. says
tint Dr. Kings Now Discovery Ia un'
doubtadly tho bost cough fomodyi ihAt
he Inns used II In hls iamlIy for eight
ySnra, aud II has nayOr lnllcd to do all
that IN claimed Tor II. Why not Try q
remedy 40 long tried md te'tod.. Trial
bottles ifOo nj Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. liegular BiES 600, aud 81 w. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

,ptrial DtSpaieh 10 he EHial0aer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July SO,-PoStot
fees discontinued: Bigstson, Mason
county, mail to South Side; Calm, WOt'
Eol county, mail to vinCen; Crozier,
Monroe county, mail to Hollywood
Judson, Summers county, mail to Hin
ton; Lilly. Summers county, mail 10
Jumping Branch; seldsn, Wood county,
mail to Vienna; Stella, Writ county,
mall to Newark; Valley. Gilmer county,
mail 10 RosedRte,
P0stmastors commissioned: Valetia,
J. Hill, Hin; Jane, f. Wood, WEIGH
Glade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

swiSE-Thcrc Is a slight Incrca,9 In tho 70.
COpt, OF hogs some jOJ head. rs compared with
eve moderate number repaired last week, Price,
show dcrlln, Of IS TO y coats per 10 lbs On
tho figures then quoted Trade Is very mod
sratC western hogs sell at 81 JlR6 10; nCRt,by
hogs O. bNai ~ aud ronghs s. iCai 30 per 100 lbs
gr0ta Receipts shi7 head.
SMERP AND LNNW,-ThprU Is a fairly good trade
reported Tor good fat sheep 2aig cents. aud
for lambs good heavy ones for shipment Cast,
cgnN and n few extra Ut VI cents; most sales ut
~ cents per 10 gross
CALyE,'-Traio only moderate vcAlS sell At
2ISai cents. ROughH slow u. I! 0Jai " per head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
THIS EYENING,s RACE

OF tho Martins Ferry whsslmsn -Thlr.
teen Starters.
Thirteen CyclGra have ontorod In the
Martins Ferry road race, which takes
place this evening. The handicap COM
mittco met last evening aud fixed the
hnndicapa The limit is seven minutOL
Tire arc only two scrAtch men. ThsIe
arc Harry ChcsScll and Thomas l.. Will.
iama. Much interest is manifested in
tho race. The start will be made at
5:23 in tho following order:
Aug. Roihermund Coy at J:23. Ira
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
NoW M INrENNsTING.

NnmoIsas Drops Two Games TO Americas
aud nToWuIss May Win tho MuSSs
League Championship After AN.
Last evening the Americas and Name
less teams, OF the Muses Bowling
League, contested on tho MuSse alleys.
Great interest was taken in these con-
tests by tho bowling fraternity, for the
reason that as this Is the last week oil
tho series, tho championship will he
decided. The Brownies were only one
game behind Hameless, but the latter
we're expected to ctinch their hold on
tho lead by taking threN games from
Amsricus last evening. That they did
not do this wa due principally to the
tine work OF Jackson, OF Americas,
who rolled In great form. Nameless
lost two games aud u Brownies can win
the six games they arc to play they will
boat out Nameloss by one game. Itthey
win five and loco one the two teams
wilt be tied, II Brownies drop two OF
the six NamelOSS will win by one game,
Altogether the SituAtioniS very interest
ing The Brownies opponents in three
Of these games will be tho BoWlsra and
in the other three tho Daisies. Scorss
Of last evenings gnneI:
Nameless-Campbel. al, 1875, 1888;
Atkinson, ll6, 40, 1911; Manning, lOS,
l49, 1879; Carenbauer, l45, l4l, l5li Rid
die, 1853, l57. l2S; Bowlin, l54, liz, l67i
totals, S73, SIS, S7i.
Americas - Jackson, 1885, III, l57;
Wagner, 1856, l75, 1885, Hazlett, l4S,
100, 1877; Dsitl, 10, l4l, ll2; ShadeF,
$50, liz. l57; Blind, l4S, lS5, 1906 totals,
$50 g5I OOB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

DrARRHGA should be- stopped prom ri.
IL. 1t sAon becomes chronic. DO
Wits Collie and Cholera Care Is eaec.
tive, safe and certain. Hundreds OF
testimonials bear witness to the virtue
Of this groAt medicine. 1t can always
DO depended upon, Its use saves timO
and money. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing W. Va, b. 4. Peabody, Bonwood,
aud Bowie K Co., bridgeport, o. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

sane ari Oonnvsr HOon u bo Whool'
.7!s shining pitchers just now. dtenl
s.rt if expected oi fItodio now that
Roland l. secured to play that third
NH,
IT ia On tho card for B'odIo 10 pitch
~ Wheeling this afternoon. lilo vii
b" uupmrI 10 pnii0riu', lalo ol Fihd'
li" pfObably II will bs n hard game
in Win. Wheeling has gono down la
m.u NJ defeat on nearly sVcry occasion
nUof the GAINESVILLE boy was pitching
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

l'iounv'o Attendance 90. n y T.
Ia., o . Q ia ii
rrI.f, Inks aud McCrooy and sRcr um
0fHr
f'rrfo'pnn Attendance, $3.50 y . =
Ir.'".gm0o % G S-l9 y
ata,r. figlor and Lucid Umpire, lifn'
aalIlns,on. Attendance 1850 T. u 2
w. .as.on ! g969 a-,9 y
I..t1n llird 'hlAikoy aud R1No. Cn'
Ifa. tiwt6ri Hgyhieh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Goodhue (lS) ut 5.24, W. Il. Saldkold ~
at b;9i4, Paul Thomas (lll at 6i9Al,
Wilbur Cannon l9) at 5;25, Harry
GrayIon (4l at $50, Bert Krlm l9) at
6t98i, Ea. Groves t8t at 5:28t, James
Sweeney 10y at 6;27a, Ralph Heaton (lOl
at 5.?s, John Krim icy at $500, Thomas
L. Williams (sl ut $3.50, Harry Chesssll
(3) at $3.50,
Tho referee will be +. R. sodgwIck;
starter, q. II. Carpsntsri time keepers,
Ellis Lash and Haywood Long, check
eEs, A. q. Shaver and John w. Crooks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

DAYTON, o., July S0.-The streets OF
the city have been deseTtNd oil after.
noon, everybody being at tho fair
grounds TO witness the l.. A. W. bicycle
races, where there were 10000 paid adj
MISSIONS The grand stands were pack.
cd and tho track surrounded by maIs
OF vehicles. Summaries:
Half mile, open, Class B-ZOiGler, i;
Cooper, 9; Mcleod, 8; Gardiner, a;
KIser, 5. Time. 1907 So.
Mile tandem, Glass B-RIgby and L.
@. Johnson, Il Van Henrik and Lunn,
Q; Gardiner aud DsCardy, 2 lime,
$3.50 4-G
Two mile handicap, Glass B-Titu1,
1907, |; Mcleod, 1907. 9; L. Q. Johnson,
(SO), 8; Cooper, tll0), 4; Eddy, Q6O),
3. Time, 4:39 10.
Two mile lap, class DO. N. Murphy,
I points: Monte Scott, . points; L. Q.
Johnson. 4 points, Jouson won last lap
In 4:4s 9.5, equallinG his record.
Mile, open, class b, flying start, paced
by tandem-GardIner, /; L. Q. Bald, q
Brown, 8. Time, 300 10.
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ST. CLAIiIsYILhE Road RACE.
Entrlo. nro Opon 20 wheeling anil Gloss
This Evening.

Entries are opsn 60 wheeling and Close
This Evening.
All riders desiring to enter the ST..
Clairsville bicycle road race should do
SO at once, as tho entries close this
evening. For eu.ry blanks apply to W.
G. KuuklO, St ClGirsvills, o. The prize
list is as follows:
First prize. antique oak bod room
suit, SIS; second, pair hne shoes, gold
ring, $40; third, box CigArs, dozen pic.
lures, bottle perfume, a 80; fourth, silk
umbrella, photo box, 50; 9th, box fine
cIgars, still hat, s.; sixth, cyclomctcr,
ten shayes, 50; seventh, toilet set, 81 80
Time prizes-FirSt, suit Of clothes,
SIS; second, pair Ane shoes, 81.
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EASY 10 take, surO to cure. no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills. Do
Wits Little Early Rtsorb. Bust tor sick
headache, blousnaIS, sour stomach aud
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing. W. Va, i. i. Peabody, Bonwood,
aud BowiO & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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N rnE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pit,s5urEh Defeats Chira=o-Arthur IT.
yvIn's Prediction

ril'-burrh defeated Chicago yesler'
iay with Foreman In the box and the
bog. worth is now demonstrated. When
tie Phllleg woro on their western trip
auI getting defeated about three In
four ramos Arthur Irwin would say,
wait until we got on our homo
rrrlnd.." "Arlie" seemed to know
what he was talking about as tho
Phi.ie. arc winning RlonliY at homOi
,se RfooklyHs wore their Tuesday VIC
sins.
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"a p.pnten b q. In,All..ne.,

Sv-ia D,'D1teh 10 ne En'eiiJsae.r.
franklin, Pa, July 3l-Nsw Castle
had tho game we'll in hand until the
eth. when franklin began TO hit Cal.
ahan hard aud continued making runs
N the next three innings. Agan started
;optch. but was relieved by McDougal,
sha held rhompson's TerrorI down to
few and scattering hits. The score:
Tna.lln ....,..,.......-i OOia? . ? OH
New Ca.iir.................2 . o / 20 0 . " Z
Bforlet-FrauElIn. Agan, McDouRnl aud Dun
rlq. Sew Castle. Callahan and sIrirk. Base hts
y-u,..n ID Scw Castle ~. Errors, FEins.ln =
New aS,ic .. Umpire, Bruce,
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'tt'il Dirpi'eh 10 Nv Ih6A'OeNeer'
TlrusvrLIE, Pa, July S0.-The Cleve'
land National League team defeated the
T!lusvills club, OF the Iron and Oil
League, to-day. Costly inield errors
rave the Clevelands FIVE Of their nine
runs aud the game. Score:
r,n,yiils ......-........O 90 90 COS o.
t,iarcland ....--1'........-a o o q 81 % -
CHARACTERIZATION and o'Nfeara for Cleveland,
i5,111 aud stenkle for TiIusylllo. Base hits,
TirG,yille 7, CleyelAnd9 ?. Errors, TltusyiIIe D,
Cleveland l. Attendance, 500
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fVINS WENT TO PIECES
.,,,r,iog Wheeling to Score an
Easy Victory Yesterday
t,vE PITCHED A STEADY game

.,,,,,,,, tho Twin CItIos Only sovon
,,,,.-swaln Was Very Wild and HIS
snnnort Was Roeky-rho Other
,a.nd OF League Games-P''ts'
pursn Wins From ch'oHE"-rho
uoad Races Defender Has IN Aooi'
dent
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Special Dfo6tth n ts IH'eHi9tnnr
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 3O.-W, II.
Locke, of Charleston; G. u. Smith, Of
Parkersburg; Miss A. Hess, q, L. SteifOl,
wife and Miss G. Steifel, OF Wheeling
arc here.