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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-13
To Discuss Charter Revision

The two houses of the city council will
meet In Joint session this afternoon at 2
o'clock To hear suggestions from men,
hers OF the Municipal League and ciii-
gems generally in regard TO the revision
OF the charter. All citizens who have any
opinions TO express on the subject. wheth-
er members of the league or not. are In
yitei TO he present.
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

The Northern Pacific railroad has made
exceptions TO the Western classifcations.
reducing the freight rate on all articles
classified as vehicles. agricultural irnpie-
ments mot hand,. wtndnEiis, butter.
eggs. dressed poultry. hats and caps. tea
in caddies or chests,
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LEGISLATION For the city.

city COMPTROLLER Parry went TO olym-
MA Yesterday and viii he gone several
aay~. There are several matters az vi
tai interest 20 Seattle pending before the
legislature, and Mr. Parry went 10 the
capgtai at the request Of the city council
10 aid IN the passage of certain meas
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4 bale Of fars. bear ard other skins.
valued al sfan. Es raisssng FROM the
Srhwahaeher wharf. The skins were
landed from tbs chlIkas Monday and
rlsrsA ca she wharf near the door Of
the ossee. and before night were gene
ghe matter w2s reported 10 the police
ard ofsscers ara working on the caseS
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Yesterday the trsasuTer's Office gave
no sign OF the change OF officials. beyond
the appearance OF the new faces In charge
OF the work Every one was quietly at
work. and each went about Ills duties
With the ease ~ a veteran. No changes
further than those already announced
were made, and the probabilities are that
none will he made for some time 10 come.
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No More Helm ON rncome rax.

Washington City has decided not 10 ap-
point any additional help on the income
tax in this state. Tts decision was not
made on account Of work TO he done. but
because OF the asnallneas OF the revenue
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.sueaith INSURANCE.,

TYa. H. almost as necessary as life
.nsurance II means reasonable care and
occasionally little use6arine-not much.
Rspans Tahale Is enough in most
cases.
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Every nook and corner Ia the state ci
washington wfii be covered BY the sun
aay Poss-Infeiligencsr- Shrswd adyer-
Users know this watch them
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Read the Sunday Post-Intefisrsneef. Al
ways bright and 8exxy- sirgie copy.
cents Send yeur subscriptions il early
and Insure safe delivery.
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la seissstirg local daily papers as aver
.tssux mediums. advertisers should %
r,nxerrsea BY the circulation of TIE psEeF
and the class OF reaaers u sccar~s
r.. .y,sstatr~rssr VIII GA next San1Ay
So. o,,t the largest edition ever gestsia ous
:. ,,.s~ sss.tinn no you want 80 ss~ '-fn y
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whs, has taken the place Of the novel
~ oia@ Why. the Sunday Po&t-lnfelligsn-
49, It,s tbs hrtxhfest@and newsasst.
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Have yaa made your arrangements 20
read the Sunday Psi 80 It's all the
rage. rson's lag behind the groxsSSlca.
onfy cents
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Mrs. Atwood serves fried chicken lunch
fsstMx
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

CtSctSSArI, Oct, 2l,-AR Immsple
outpOuTing OF ladies was tho feature Of
tho races at L9tonia this afternoon. Six
fairly good races with large fields iurn-
ishsd enjoyable sport, Weather AnOi
track FAST attendance large SUM
maTiei:
First. one mito-Trayerao won; Mas.
ter Fred, socondi UlO, third Time,
l;43i.
Second, paFse, six iaFlongS-BHekwa
won; strAthmeath second; Egbart
third. Time, l;l6.
Third, selling, six iurlongs-Mlks
Kelly wnni Ida Wagner second; Nom
tsilh thlSi, Time, l;lG,
Fourth, purse, milo and ssyanty
ySrdS-BaSIo woni Almss Goodwin,
second; Peabody third, lime, l;46l,
Fifth, purse, flvo iurIong,-Mazzerine
won; Garland Bar second; Robinson
third. Time, l;O2i.
sixth, pure, selling, six iurlongS-
Squire G, won; Vice Regal aecond;
Judge Denny third, Time. l;l5!.
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Five and one.hRit furiongs- Tho Fo.
rum, lis; WiIhRri, Sweet Favorable
Article, llj; Yankee Doodle, Osller
Joe, BSlmAghle, Hi Honolulu, San.
turza, lOSi Seba'tian, Patrol, Superstl'
ton, SlBIorstta, l05.
One and one.oighth mileJ, handicap
Dorian. llj; Rey FL Santa Anita, 1906
LampliGhter, III; Helen Nichols, l0Si
Sir Francis. 81; Andrews. s..
One mile, sstiing-Buekrone, los;
Lake Shore, 100; Bsldemere, l0i;
Walter, Doggett, 1903; LochInvar, 100;
Discount, g6; George DIxoa, lack Of
Spades, Captain r., 92; DSriargilla, 81 /;
Sir Francis, Hugh Penny, 80; April
Fool. s5i PhUbuu. 80; BOmbazette, co.;
Ina.
Nile, Hunter Stake'-COnuoissour,
BrandYwlue. lis; Monaco, Belmer, l07 ;
Emma o, los; Maurice, 100; nawarden,
9s; Manchester, %; Cromwell, 81; Ken
nsbunk. ll5.
Thfee.iaurlhs mile, welter handicap
-RamApo, 100; Harrington, l27; Ell.
Ksarney, l25; Sir Francis, 1873; Irish
Reel. l2li DeerilRYsr, llBi Alu'ion. 1906
Slopsnsllle, 1885, Mother Of POarl, 1922
Melba, 90.
SIX and a half fu,longS, sOlllng-Pr,
Llol, III; Mac Briggs, 1909; Oarlb, l0Si
King I, l04; Roundsnan. 1903; Bloomer,
Bessie Browning, Tomaka, 95.
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MAnriv, pGl,,tH.
uaps aud STI.hlp' ~ tns rhrlvIns CItJ
AGrnst tie lllypE


Arrps, tie NlVaE
Rev. Edgar q. Bailey, Of Camden, Pa,
WHO was recently elected pastor OF tho
United PrasbytOTian church, viii as
aume charge sunday, November 10 Ho
will DO marrledtoR young lady Of Nenia,
o., before coming,
The Union glass works are using an
unusually large number OF decorations
on tableware, lemonade sets, etc. They
arc doing nice business.
i. D, joiner, OF Warren, o., IL visiting
his sister, Mrs, l., I, Lewis, on Ihlrd
street, lie says they had monster
Republican meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Parks, who has been
visiting friends and relatives hero
abousp, Will return to Des MotnOI, Iowa,
next week,
Tho foundation for tho second build.
Ing Of tho Fraternity Hall Annexation
was commenced yesterday on Fourth
street.
Duncan Williams, II, II, RstciiH,
Samuel Harrison aud Oscar Patterson,
Of Mt Pleasant, wsre IN town yesterday.
A. W. Harris goes to Columbus 80.
day for q fow days. Misc Ida FsrrRnR
will teach in his absence,
Fritz Jaeger has succeeded VIII
Stewart in Martln's store. The latter
will prepare for college.
A red bird bSIoR giRg 70 N. s. Nc.
Grow, which was at least twenty years
old, died on Sunday.
Belmont City Lodge, l. o, o. F., had
work IN tho second and third degrees
last night
Misc Emma Fletcher, who has been
alck resumed her duties as teacher yea
terduy.
Thomas L, Williams will eptertSla
tho A. 0. A, S, club this evening at
supper
Mra, NJ, T. Cole and ehlldreu returu-
cd last night from BarnOsvIIle.
W. A. DnG has sold his dairy buIi-
mesa to smith Cunningham.
Mrs. N. V, Medley will remove to
UhriChIvills next month,
Miss Bess GFifIllh entertained tho
Gloe Club last night.
George and William Cow are hunting
near Rosby's Rock.
Five plain drunkS were up before the
mayor yesterday.
James Nelson went to Now Salisbury
yesterday.
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KinsWorlhY was tile drst to too tho
scratch and openei with petition for
an order restraining tho proposed fight
from taking place pending 4 hearing Of
the ease Oh ils merits. Attorney Martin
spared for tlmO and tho hearing OF this
motion was therefore adjourned until 10
o'clock Tomorrow.
Should tho restraining order be
granted, the case will probably not
come up fog a hearing on iIs merits
uuIll somO tlmo naxt Gnrng, relieving
the governor OF further responsibility,
In tho event that the order DO refused,
Governor Clarke intimatat that ne
might convene the legislature to paIS .
felony act,
Chancollor I.aatherman, Of Hot
Springs, came 10 Little Rock to-day in
company with Attorney General Kins-
worthy aud Hon. W. II, Martin and
Colonel George Murphy, attorneys for
tho club, Judge LoAthsrmsn declined
to DO interviewed concerning his dSciS'
ion in the haboas corpus case.
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BELLII,.G.
All Sorts OF LpeAl New. aud Gos,lp from
tho Glass Ctr

All Sorts Ot Local SsW' aud Gossip from
tho Glass Cttr
There are only two weeks from now
until tho election, and some Of the
Democratic workers who do not engage
in the business for their health are en-.
Outraged oyer tue announcement that
George GIllilahd Is in Ohio In charge Of
Senator Brice's bRrTol. Mr. Gilliland IL
the senator's private secretary. and az
he was once telegraph operator in this
city, the boys are hopeful that he will
tap the Rhihs for their benefit.
Asmnll boy was considerably hurt in
Benwood by climbing on the wheel Of
]. W. CorbetGs meat wagon while lie
was waiting on customers. The horse
started and the boy fell under the
wheel before any one noticed him, He
was badly hurt about the head.
MeisrI ]. A. Greenfield aud N. n.
Mercer will 90 10 Springfield to-day to
attend the meeting Of the gradd lodge
Of Ohio MaIonS. Tomorrow the Ma.
sonic home for aged mombOrI will b0
dedicated and it 10 expected 1900
MaSons will be present.
Harry Green was caught at Bridge.
port ON Sunday by Constable BanVh aud
Marshal BahrA. and yesterday he
settled mis- trouble with Kate SeiGls by
procurluga marriage license aud hay-
ing Squire Mason marry them.
A suit OF the city against the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad company will
come up in the common pleas court on
Thursday. It's TO rSc1yOr payment Tor
street improvements made along tho
company'a property
Oscar Poormln was released from the
county jail yesterday on writ Of hRbeRI
corpus because oil on error In the com.
mitment Of tho mayor.
]. l.. Blackburn made two or three
neat little speeches out in tho rural dis.
tricLs last week. and iS booked for more
this week and next.
There will DO an oyster supper and
social al the home Of William A. Allen,
on High ridge, mex. Tuesday evening.
l. Il. Emerson dropped down from
St. Clairsyille yesterday to miuGle with
some OF his friends hero.
Mayor Dubois taxed a saloon man
s25 aud costs for selling liquor on Sun
day,
Two plain druhkS we're disposed Of by
tho mayor yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

LOUISVILLE, Oct 3l.-Ths first day Of
the fall meeting Of the Louisville Driving
and Fair Association was managed TO-
dRy In the presence OF nearly 1000 peO'
pie, The weather was favorable to-day
and tho track in tho very best condition
possible, Tho sport on the whole was
up 10 tue initial racOS, Summaries;
300 trot, $1,000 smkeS-0neoqua, i;
David D, y LOekhsSrIr 3, Time sii5,
2a2f 2Ill.
2;l0 pace, 81, 900 StakaI--GulnsI,e, Ii
Ella T., 81 Raven, 81 Choral, 4; Moge|Ia,
o. Colonel Thornton, 0 Tommy Brown,
7, Time, 9;l3f, 9;0S, 9i0Sl,
1924 trot, purse 81, 0O1-Earl Baltic, Ii
MoAllcEsn, p Lulu f., 81 Illsgo Gill, Il
NeYa wilkes, D; Obeu, o. Bannock
Burn, II OhatlWorth, 81 WoOliord o., O..
Time, 2;lB, 2:l7, 2:lSi,
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MoUND,vLLE
4 Miscellaneous Mslanss OF Minor Stat.
tors from MnrshAtrS $40 rnpotts.

tsrsf from MnrshAtrA SO rnpotts.
Circuit court convened again yester.
day morning. Tho suit OF Edward Val.
Icy against the Wheeling Steel K lion
Company occupied tho day, and will
continue over to-day. Valley lie suing
for Injuries sustained bv being burned
with hot metal at the works Ia BeuWood
Gome time since.
John Taylor, who was sentenced by
tue Wood county court TO two yearG'
confinement In tho psnitentiary, was
yesterday released, having served out
his sentence,
City Health Officer Il. ". Hall Ia
taking every prOCGulinn 10 prevent the
Bpread Of the smallpox. Tho city Coun'
ell has given him OnlirO charge.
A Young daughter Of sK.MRyor i. NJ.
Stosis died sunday evontug Of d,ph;
iberia. Tho funeral will occur this
morning at 1880.
o. B. Bsnar has sold his istsrSs. In
the Columbia steam laundry 10 George
W. Thompson, Of BellAirc.
Miss Myrtle smI.h, Of NslseRyIlle,
Ohio, 10 visiting hot uncle, W. w.
smith.
l. L. Henderson, Of Cameron, WAS
here yesterday.
]. Il. Logan has sold out his store 10
u. ]. Patton.
Hon Sep. Hall, Of New MGrtin'villo,
Ia in the city.
severa! now business buildings arc
talked Of.
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BnEAKtNa ruM uECoRDs,
"Johnny" johnson and zaIglsr wSrO the
bright PATtlcular Stars.

"Johnay" johnson and zalglsr wsrO the
bright PArtIoular Stars.
IDuBviLtr, Oct. 2i.--Iohns S. johnson
to-day proved he tiai lost none Of his
ability to lower records and had thoro
not boon a slight arrangement to one OF
the quads pacing him. tho track record
Tor q mile with the flying start paced
would probably DO lowering around
l:49. As 1t was. however,, Ito lowered
II to l.4i i.5, beating Polor Bsrlo'a pro.
fassionRl records Of l:46 4.5, by two and
lhreo.liiths second.
In tho Glass b trials, Otto ZOiglOr was
tho bright particular star, no lowering
tho paced twoinilo standing start record
OF .0l made hOro last year by Johnson
toa:0t actually clipping oil 10 seconds,
Time by thirlS:
Johnson, -, l:l0. li44 l.j
HtiplOr, q, l;lG go, l;i4 l6, 2;St 90,
3:l2, 1851.
Tho la.tor is nearly twb AScandg iS'tnr
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FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine 10 cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (lIqnId or POWDER
get all the beRelts Of q mild aud pleasant
laxative and tonic that puh1cs the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this; SIMMONS LIVER REGu.
LkToR regulates tho Liver, keeps Il active
and healthy, aud when the Liver Is In
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BtliOlsness, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and rid Of
that WON out and deblIltated feeling.
These ate all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion aud freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
Is properly al work. II troubled with any
Of these complaints, tty SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Medl.
clnes, and Better than Pills.
s~EvEHY PACiAGE-oN
Hna tho n Stamp In rCd on wrapper
Il. II. Zcllin s. Co, phlla.. Ia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

The remaining two games OF the
series between West Virginia aud Ohio
profeSsionals will be played next Friday
and Saturday afternoons on the leland
ball park. MasSrs. W. W. Irwin aud
Jack GlAlscock, who have charge Of the
games. promise that both teams will DO
strengthened. Ohio will have Carey,
the Baltimore drst balemau, aud Wheel.
ing iS after pitcher. a catcher a
third baSemau aud Ihortstop. The
catcher has already been secured in the
psrIou Of Berger, the St Paul bAck.Itop.
Other good men will be secured As soon
az possible.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brlngs comfort mud improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bot.
Tor than others mud enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds bCut pr0dncts to
tho needs If physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
liz excellence Ia duo 10 Ils preventing
in tho form most acceptable and picns'
ant IN the taste, tic rctIcSlInB and truly
beneficial properties Of apcrfcct lax.
alive; rfFertuaiiy cleansing tho system,
dIspclllng colds, headaches and icyors
aud permanently curing constipation.
IL las riyeH satisfaction 70 millions ehI
met With the approval of tho medical
profession, because II acts ON the KID
geys, Liver aud llowclA Without weak
rnIng them aud II Ia perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable alibStnncc,
gyrup VI Figs IL iof sale by nll drug.
risG In 6Oc and 81 bottles, but u IA man
lllnolnrod by tho California VIZ Syrup
Gi. only, whose name lsprlntcd IN every
ptcknrc, also thc nainc, syrup Ol flBj
And being we'll informed, yull Will nOl
accept any substitute II OlorCL
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Sposiai Dhpa'cA 70 Ne hstttgmSr
lIUSrISdrOS, W, Va, Oct sl,-Ths
glove contest between "Dick" Wilson,
of Cincinnati, and "Dave" Fahsrty. Of
Portland, Ore, in which the latter was
decIded TO bs the winner, has created
considerable talk among tho friends OF
both mon and an effort IL to ba made TO
bring than together again, This morn.
Ing goodaizsd purse had been raised.
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rnE surItllMn oounr
win Pass IN tia rflSn fillil liAbsn' Oar
..... s.a.. Il....Iuv

win Passion tia rfl,r fia't linbsn' Cor
pua case To-day
littLe Rack, Aux, OaL 2l--rho
'.nnr o' rombt botwoon tho Loyal
No1yy.ucIghs was transferred from Hot
spring, ~ Little Hock this motntnt
The rIng wa, pitched In tho supreme
court chambers aud very little tina wao
DL BY preliminary bouts ATTORNEY
',oUotnl klnlworihy had judge Hem
ln,vay In his corner IN a'7lit tll1 qlRiO,
whlln Attorney Martin was ns'l't0t ny
Col, uObfgo N, Murphy, one oil tho mo \
prominent attorneys In thu upnlL A lull
baacA Was feISfss, Attorney GsaSfaI
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NESBITT g. DEVlNE,
TelGR 1899 Market street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.

40 g6 TWELFTH ST., fine brick aud stone
dwelling II rooms all MODERN lot tdxl21 feet
40. no SIXTEENTH ST, brick aud frame
dwelling rooms, lot SOxi?O feet
NJ, biz NATIONAL Road. frame dWolttnE,a
rooms 10 feet front
so lgl FOURTEENTH S'r, brick dwelling. 8
rooms lot 32Nl2J feet brick stable on rear OF iof
house has all lundet9 convenience,
NO, iST NORTH HURON ST, frame dwelling,
I rooms lot iONlll feet
No. iai TWELFTH ST., new irnmo dwelling,
hrOnms lot ~ feet front
No. l2g SOUTH YORK ST., ithmo DWELLING
rooms. lot 2NNl20 feet
no. ljH CHApLlNE ST., brick dwelling
rooms lot iSViN0 feet
No. iSiS CH SPiiNE So, ARS brick dwelling,
NOS iSi AND iSi ALLEY Is, double brick
dwelling. 1 rooms each. aud good brick htabloi
lni GlIfl feet corner Wool street aud Alley u.
No. no ZANE ST. BLAND, . room frame
dwelling lot 6lNlN feet
No. 100 FIFTEENTH ST., lratic dwelling 0
rooms lot ilyllO feet al.
SO iN6 Sot'fit FHoNf 81, bticg DWELLING, I
rooms, lot IN irct front
Fine building lot corner Miln aud Sixteenth
streets, tiNl'D feet
Huildlue lot, nu l,aud Ia Pleasant Valley,
EigngtOn and lcathOtwOod
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL Estate
RiNEHART s. TATUM.
CRY hank nultply1
TciNDhnuN li1 Aei1
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HUNTING RON AFrln n.

The John bingham A,hlsuO club Wants
Ia Phil Oh tho CorbStt. FllISlnmops
FIsht In West virginia,
spcetaI Di'paicA 70 q, latsgietRssr,
HUNTINGTON, W, VA Oct 9l,-Ths
John bingham Athletic Club, Of this
city, tonight paSaod resolutions asking
Corbett and Filz,im mons to come hero
and pull oil their aght, and many bust.
ness men expressed Wi1h that they
could accent.
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A friend In mood Ia a trlcnd indocd,
and not loss than ono milton DOoplO
hnvo lOnnd Just such friend In Dr.
Kings Nav Discovery Tor Conaulnp.
ton, Coughs aud uOldh II you havO
nuvUr r,od this ptnnt cough medicine,
QUO irnl will convince YOU That II has
wonderful curative nowON In all dIs.
NAlNa al throat, cheat aud luuga, Zach
bottle II guaranteed 10 dn all that Ia
claimed or money will bO refunded,
Trial bottles FREQ al Logan Drug CO.'S
drug alofo Large bottles 900 aud 81. |
-
Eopogy nayc SsalgA tlel ls !, Miles,
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ming gait by twice defeating tho mil"
boys. The third game was won BY La.
Belle through the dns work OF Baker,
who made III. Up to date the team
scores made 6y tho South Side league
teams do not compare with the pre-.
viouS work Of the over.ths'creek bowl.
Srs. No doubt In week OF two there
will be an improvement. Last nights
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BUFFALO, Oct, 9t.-EraIsrick Fury,
mann wheeled the double century
courae from BulalO to Erie, Pa, aud TO-
turn, 200 miles, in II hours, IS minutes,
10 seconds, This hroaks both tho state
and American road records.
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TnnRE are many good rOagonS why
You should use ono Minute Cough
Cure. IllUro arc no tOHsnils why yon
should not, II In mood oi huln Tho only
hhrmlOVB remedy that produces llninO'
hihtu results logan Drug Goa " hopi.
Ing, W. Va, y. \. Peabody, llOnWood,
aud lloWla 4 Co., lItidgOpofl, u. u
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AElANrlc TEA co@PAay.
NEW GOODS.

Durlng,he past week va have received
several car loads oil new Canned, Eyapo-
rated and Dried Fruits aud Cereals fresh
from tho mills, Examine our price list.
Remember NO quote prices on only the
best goods.
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Previous 70 tho NamsieIS. Richards
games there will DO 4 meeting Of the
MuIee league captains, at which mum.
Dor OF matters will DO decided, TIE
principal piece Of business will be to dc.
eide whether or not the league shall
roll the two bail game recently adopted
in the east. There Is some opposition
to Inch step but It is a step Of progress
and Wheeling should not be In the rear
in such matter; itshOuid BIO two batiI.
by all means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22

This evening the season OF the MuIes
league opens on the MusOe alleys with
three contests between tho NamelesB
and II. @. Richards teams. As both
are accounted among the beI. teams in
the league tho RAmOa are lure to be OK.
citing and holly contested. The Name
less aggregation has been strengthened
by tho acquisition Of HandlAn. formerly
oil Pen aud Pencil and Hamilton, the
old Lotus aud Eldorado standby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-22
FOR SALE.

Sweeney Foundry Lots at the old price for
short time only. We can sell you . OF 50 foot
front and give very easy terms You will mako
money by buying at this tlue
vermontEtrcOI house OF Ave rooms Pflcs Tor
short time 1850
Money to loan on real estate sccuElty.