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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-19
FROM GRAVE TO GAY.

Whc the Babes Had Tonsilitis:
When the babes had tons!litls, O Lord, but
what Il time!
The father Of all poets could not tell It
half in rhyme.
It was hustle for the doctor at u o'clock at
night,
And scurry to the drug store before the
mornings light.
Then, baby's pills at 7, and tother one 5
at 8,
Prescriptions next in half an hour, don't
be a minute late.
And don't forget the powders and the iron
for the blood,
And peptonoids at eating time to take the
place of food.
And when the darlngs walked and cried,
twas papa walk the floor
with twenty pounds on one arm-on the
other nifty more,
And keep the house warm all the time,
and don't get In draft
And don't mix up the medicines. Why
didn't / 20 daft?
With baby's pills at Z, an tother ones
ats,
Prescriptions then in half an hour, don't
he u minute late.
And don't forget the powders and the iron
for the blood,
And peptonolds at eating time to take the
place of food.
The doctor brought them through all
right, and thank the Lord for that,
And both are strong and rosy now and
both are getting fat.
He showed most wondrous skill, think,
aa doctors often do,
But what | marvel most at Is that wife
and lived, too.
Buffalo Express.
George Lawrence the veteran repre-
sentative from Washington county who
Is dean of the house at Harrisburg,
when in a reminiscent mood recently
told two interesting anecdotes which
Harry Hall has committed to print
the last time | ever sam Simon Cam
eron," said Mr.. Lawrence, was but
a short time before his death We got
talking about the end appointed tC
all men, and asked him II the pros.
pect of death gave him any concern"
No. he replied, mot at all ! have
| full faith that Providence will take bet
| ter care of me in the next world thar
| have ever been able to take of my.
self in this
| mot more tnan TWO years belOrt
Thaddeus Stevens died friend of min,
| went to Washington and called ON hin
at Willlard's hotel. After awhile they
went out, and going down street Stev
ems invited this gentleman to go int
u house which turned out to be fare
bank. He begun at once to play anC
| in few minutes won 500, and stopped
The money was given to him in a crlsl
new 800 bill, which he put in his YES
| pocket. Then they went to the capito
| and at the entrance stranger stopped
them and asked for a moments con
versation with Stevens. 1t was grant
ed and he proceeded to say that he wa
a Methodist minister from Cleariielt
county. and that on the preceding
Sunday. his church had been burned t.
the ground. The congregation was poo
and so he had determined to come t
ask for help to rebuild"
"'Are you doing good work ou
| there? asked Stevens.
"The minister told of the member
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-19

Prom HHrIem Lie.
81 tell you what II is" said the silly
little fish to his long-headed mother, 81
have been following your advice, and let
ting those nice, plump, juicy worms alone
long enough. | am now going on on my
own hook"
And he did.
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Every box guaranteed to give satisfaction
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from n child to u grown person 1t is purely
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What lie Thought About II.

Shc-l'm sorry | married you"
Ic-You ought to be. You cut some nice
girl out of Il mighty good husband"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-07
TREND or TRADE
Il. G. Dun ! Cos. wsskIY Esylew of Bus.
inSSA Conditions,

Il. G. Dun ) Cos. WsskIY Eoylew OF Bus.
mess Conditions,
NEW YoEK, Sept G.-R. G. Dun &
Conpauy'l weekly review OF trade;
There is no real reaction IN business.
Gains which wers recognized as tenn
porary, arc vanishing. bu! there re-
mains a decided increase over last year
at date, although prices average per
cent lower than year ago. It needs
no keen observer to SEQ that tho reac-
ton against rapid advance OF prices is
strong. Hides we're the first to rise,
but decided break has come. Coke
was suddenly raised 10 81 10, but re-
Gently sold at 81 10. Wheat jumped
over 20 coats 10 s., but Is now slow OF
sale At about IS cents. Wool was late
in rising, but has lost about an eighth
OF cent in average price within the
past fortnight.
Iron still rises, the miners striking
having hiudered shipments OF ore, but
With troops guarding, tue ore begins 10
move. The general tendency to curIatl
FNANAaIfi WhNAG lAANN1 AeNN AVsaAAy
advanced grows clearer in boots and
shoes, in wool aud come products OF
IRON. The combinations nave again adj
ysnCed prices Of bar iron - % per ton,
and OF wire nails 20 cents per keg.
while Besismer is quoted at $l7 10 At
Pittsburgh, and eastern manufacturers
from imported ore have again coin.
menced TO supply western cor uars.
Special causes arc the wholly uupreca.
dented bridge building, the continued
demand for building IN cities aud heavy
ship building on the lakes. Consump.
ton already hesitates and railroads
have no! much expanded their
demand for rails. Copper is also
shade weaker, with large supplies IN
tin and 1880 tons IN visible stock, do
nestle aPt foreign; and lead, with sales
OF 1000 tons domestic.
In tho boot and shoe industry many
shops arc discharginG hands, and in
WOODEN manufacture a few works are
closing for want OF orders. Sales OF
wool, which averaged over ten million
pounds per week when great speculative
stocks were being taken, have shrunk TO
$3.50, 500 for the week aEains. 7,jjL3O0
for the came week in 1897,
The brightest feature In all the hori.
ION is the certainty that the crop OF cora
will be enormous. FrostI now can only
affect small fraction, and the surplus
will 90 into the manufacture OF meats,
because 4. 50 cents at New York, nearly
four cents lower than i week ago, there
is 40 other profitable use Tor corn.
The latest reports OF wheat threshinG
induced the best western judges to raise
their estimate OF yield oyer 100000
bushels and with 4j0.O0O,OO0 bushels
added to 7o,OOO,00J bushels brought
over, the supply will exceed all proba.
bic demands.
Atlantic exports have been only
l,347. 3j2 bushels. aour included, against
2,7ps.sGO Last year. Pacific shipments
continue large.
Failures for the week have been $50
in the United States, against 2l3 last
year, and in Canada 80. against Il last
year.
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LOCAL EREvrrIEs.
Matters OF lIlaor sIsmoat in and About
Ihs CigI.


Ihs CtsI.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this eVeuinS-"A Money
Order"
OFFICER ZIMMERMAN last night locked
up vAg, tho oaly arEea. OF the day. For
State Fair week, this ha' been the dull
ea. on record in police circles.
IN the police court yesterday morning
there was but nua case, Ed Plisn, ac-
cused OF insulting Officer Gardner on
the street lie was Hued $40 aud costs,
which was paid.
CLERE Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made August IS by May
Dolan, a widow, to John L. Norton aud
others, for $500, the south part Of lot
III in the East Wheeling addition.
A STILL alarm was sent in to the
Atlantic engine houae yesterday, caused
by blaze in the kitchen OF an Italian
on Seventeenth street, who was making
candy At the time. No harm was done.
A HORSE belonging TO Burns & Church
slipped on the street railway track az
the corner OF Market and Fourteenth
streets yesterday afternoon and iali,
causing considerable excitement, but
doing no damage.
YESTERDAY a young fellow was caught
going through William MilcHelvs
buggy, a. ths fair. He ran, bu. was
caught by Captain Bennett. As he had
not succeedsd in stealing anything. no
was put out OF tho grounds and let 90.
G.. A. Il. EXCLUSION tickets to Lou.l-
vile on sale to-day, good going sth, 9TH,
lOIh, and llth. via Baltimore & Ohio,
Pan Handle and Ohio River railroads,
At the Union Railroad Office, 100 Mar
Ike. street; also excursion to ChaLIa-
nooga. John Bailie. AGENT.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Blis will b, received BE- tho Board Of Rcgeau
OllAn West virginia state Normal school ani
IT, Branches al the Office Of the undersigned. as
follows For the erection aud heating u "a
building for Marshall College Normal school. a.
Huntingdon alterations aud additions 70 tbs
old building at West Liberty. addition 20 the
present building a. Fairmoat and d new build.
lug az SGcphcrts.UWu,
drawings may BE- seen. on and after August
p ls4i. ~ each VI the above named places i3r
the buliiuc 20 be there erected. sud to5 all the
buildings al the office ot Hon +. ; Riley. IN
Wheeling; FIrgt National Bank In Hunting
'Ou: tho Office Of Hon. + 81 Gilkeson, N Par.
kor,Burg aud At the Office OF the state superil-
tendeui Of Free schools 30 Charleston
The bids viii be opened AZ ParXersburr. W
Va, september Ii l-1l, WHORE bids not sent -
Charleston. will b. received up % tho hour Of
noon on the said 10Th day Of September. ISIS
THe right Is reserved 10 rneCt any % all bids.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS
PrasIdcH, OF the Board Of Regents Of the West
virginia state Normal SchoOland IL Branches.
Uulg
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REAL ESTATE.
Special Sale Of Real Estate !

sTOREROON AND DWELLING Of rools,
corner Fuurleeu,h and NcC0ll9cn streets,
80. y. HGRDS STREET, 10! biTil2 teei
No. l23S. YORK STREET frame rooms
40. ~ TWELFTH STREET, frame rooms
CHEAP BUILDING LOIS On y. Huron stree!
Z.Iles addition,
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on y. Erie street,
|ckrEtagIit,9g.
W. lI6 ZANE STREET. frame, rooms.
40 - TWELFTH STREET, frame. rootn+
10. Tor CHAPLlSE |TREEF brick dwelling
Of r0opJ aud finished attic. water on Tires
Guors lot lsNl50 feet; splendid iGc4uo2.
40. Is FOURTEENTH STREET 10: nEl-O
feet Must DO solo before september J.,
THREE LOIS enrh 5oIl!A iee5 On ihe noT,h-
eait corner 0i Wabash and Indiana Streets
Island WfTLsEI CHEAP.
80 lrp FIFTEENTH STREET, frame house OF
iJuF rooms LOr 2ONl0J FEEr
ELEVEN SHARES WHEELING BRIDGE co.
STOCK.
RlNEHART G. TATUM.
CITY BAsK BUILDING.
Telerhons IN far.7r Room yp &.
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Tho Nash combination gave another
enjoyable programme. The first event
was the skeIstou wagon race in which
the team driven by tho woman proved
the winner. The next attraction was the
rideress horse against mounted horses
in which the former won. Then tho
hurdle race came of, three horses fin.
ishing not 4 half length apart. The
last event greatly pleased the crowd.
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which nothing very fine in tho way oil q
speed contest could be run. The rain,
OF course, kept tho people away, not
moro than fiicon hundred or two thou.
sand people w..nesBing tue races.
Tho victory Of Raven, the black
Msadowlands Farm mare, ia tho FREQ.
for.aIl pace vas tho most popular event
Of tho week. Tho opening heat wa7
captured By willie Boo, but tho blaGl;
came along 10 grand style in the next
three and won with ease. a large
amount oil money changed hands rs a
rOsuI. Of this race.
BhlyA., tho Canal Dover rcdiny had
an easy win in tho 1884 pacing race, tho
second on tho card, taking II oil in
straight heats. Paninrd waa tho only
other horse that figured at all in tho
front In this race, cGCgp! in tho last
heat, when Flying Simon made game
finish and made tho winner pace for
all hs was worth.
TREgFoR.AtL PACE, PURSE $500
First hcaL--judgo Swing seemed TO DO
tho talents choice. but tho brown 'un
WIS not In II to an alarming extent.
Willie u. cut out tho running and main.
tanned tho lead until tho back stretch
on tho second half whom Hayon came up
with ono Of tho,o hnrui4iHg aprlnt4
aud was slightly ahead Just as thoy
made tho upper turn hnrs, however,
tho black marc broke badly mud Willie
H. scored an easy win, Raven second.
Second hcal--Iayen started In pro.
maihg way anil was well mp at tho hall,
but on tho lower turn she broke ngaiu
aud seemed out Of H. Collins drove
desperately aud pulled the black girl up
tho llns In an amazing manner Com.
ing In tho stretch sho was even ~ with
Willie and won Nl'ily, Willie being
pulled ~ when Rico inw Raven had
nippel him. tho Judges fined Rice
500 aud declared all bots on tho heat
off,
Third hslt-RAVsn assumed tho load
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First heat-Bucksdis. the winner OF
Tuesdays event, had no trouble in win.
ming the first from the largest running
field OF the week, seven horses starting
Hipponia, who also won one running
race, could do no better than fifth.
Second hea.-Buckedie captured tho
heat and race with Myra, H.. second, and
the Wheeling horse, Ell, in the third
place. The summary:
q. mile running. purse soc;
Bucedis, b, <, W Buckra, c Clenteuniu,
HA!llpOl1 y. ,...-..
Mym H., b, M. by Charatas. J. \. bradshaw
lyuclburg. Va.
Eli, by Imp. Asher. Ellington stables, Wheel
TarAscon, unknown l. Nash. Springfield.
Lena, b. m. by Barnet l. {. EIOkss, Wells
vile, y I-......... .-.. ...:........-.. 3
HippoliA, & HI- by Imp Richmond, T. A.
Flemlke, Greensboro, Pa ....-.....,........
AintOu, Ellington stables. Wheeling .....r.... . !
Iime--lUti.. l.D1t
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above the average. It was estimated
yaiteTday tina. the attendance for the
tiVO DAYS had fallen Oft oae-third from
what 1t would have been under more
favorable conditions, and yet IN the
long career OF the association there have
not been over two or three fairs which
have exceeded tnls ono IN attendance,
The association will JUST about come
out even on the years expenses, which
is agre1t deal bette, than losing money
Yesterday, the closing day OF tho lair,
the crowd was quite as large as on tho
average Friday OF past years, IN spite OF
the fact that rain was falling when the
main crowd was on the way to the lair,
aud the outlook seemed good for con-
tinuoua showers iEe rest OF the day. AZ
it wa,. part OF tho racing was IN the
rain. The sky was fair enough for the
last hall OF the afternoon, and in all
about 1900 people we're on the ground.
The track eyentS were by no means un'
interesting. and the spectators had no
cause for regret that they were there.
Yesterday Klio's muscle dance, which
has been tho main attraction on the
Midway all week, was stopped by the
police, not because OF any apecia! obiec-
ton TO the character OF the dance itself.
but because the people connected with
the aide show got into 4 racke: among
themselves,
The awards in the floral aud horticul-
tural department we're announced yes
ter1ay. For the greatest variety OF
vegetables raised by the exhibitor L.
Shields, OF Harmon's Greek. Pa, took
first prize. John Steil, Of bridgeport,
second, and A. q. Unterzuber, Of Bell.
ARE, third.
For the best and largest collection Of
grain and seeds grown by the exhibitor,
W. W. Kirkpatrick, OF Cassville. o.,
took first prize, and August Goethe K
Son, Of Wheeling, second.
For the best and largest display Of
apples. pears, peaches. plums, grapes
and other fruit grown by the exhibitor,
A. c. Un,erzuber, OF Bellaire. took first,
W. ". Kirkpatrick, OF Cassville, second,
and August Goetze < soE. OF Wheeling,
third.
Fortho best collection Of plants and
finest arrangement, all grown by the eX.
hibitor, Max Hess, 0! Wheeling Park,
bOOh uIs6 pIIEE.
For ;he finest and largest collection
OF plants NOS named in she list, IN or
out OF bloom, Franz Laupp, OF Wheel.
i5g, took frat prize, and Mrs. Kate
Waterman, OF Bridgeport, second.
For the best and largest display OF
flowers grown by the exhibitor, W. I.
Zane. OF the Island, took frst prize,
and Max Hess second.
For the best and largest displsy OF
potatoes. K Shields, OF Harmon's creek,
took ssprizs, and W. W. Kirkpatrick,
Of Cassville, second.
1t is a gratifying fac. to all concerned
that their efforts 20 win the public ap.
provaI were so heartily appreciated in
spite OF the drawbacks, and no doubt
mex! year there yIlI be even a greater
fair than this.
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Fam FACTS AND FANCIEs.

Brief Bits OF Personal and Othsr General
Gossip Picked Up" the Grounds.
Tho "cat orchestra" did not do land
office business.
There was not robbery reported on
the grounds during the fair.
II i had not rained the association
would have had to We4ge the people in
with a pile driver.
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GRAaD HAVEN, MicH., Sept. G.--May
Pierce, a thir.ceuyoar.old girl, was
found guilty Of granddaughter this moru.
ing, the jury having boon Out twelve
hourB. The child was accused OF being
an accomplish Of George Choesbro,
aged eighteen, in the murder OF her
mother on July s. Cheo.bro was con.
victed OF murder at the last term OF
court aud Ia now serving 4 lie son.
tence.
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NAlE hVllElab VI kAlNAV "A'S AANGA ga AZ AA ~
port aud along tho pike.
F. II. Park, Of sisterIvIle, was in the
city yesterday
W. J. Steele and wife, OF sis.ersville,
autographed at the " indsor.
]. T. Long. Of Msnninston. was
guest At the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. +. c. Meyer is homo from an ex.
tended busineIs and pleasure trip.
John woodcock, OF Now MartinsyilIe,
figures on the register a: the SLanm.
Congressman Lorenzo Dauiord, OF the
oScr.Lhe-riycr district, was hero yesIer.
day.
Clint Moore, Of sistersville, manager
Of tho Eureka pipe line, was a. the Nc
Lure.
Stewart King and 2. S. Cole, of Par.
kersburg, registered at the stamm yes
terdAy.
Tho family Of Mr.. n. L. Coulter, OF
this city, nre visiting friends in Monroe
county, ..
W. W. Post, OF Cecil, and +. q. Bart.
lett, Of Pleasant Creek, were visitors
here yesterday.
Mrs. Kraug aud daughter, Of Fifteenth
street, haYe returned from visit to
Cleveland, Ohio,
Mr.. Charles Boiler, now in business
at Pittsburgh, Is the guest Of his mother
at tho Hotel Bchlar.
Mrs. Reuben Thomas and daughter,
Miss LYDIA, arc tho guests OF friends
down at Clarngsou.
W. II. Vaudeville, Of OlcAn, y. T., a
well known oil man. was hero ycslor.
day onroutc to tho sistsrsyiIo field.
Mrs Z. T.. Christman and daughter,
Mrs. j. N. Loary, 7. II. Dudley aud NJ.
VI, Smith aud wife, Of si'torsytllo, arc
among tho stamm arrivals.
Mrs Brand and hor two sous 70.
turned to their home in Wheeling to.
day, after a visit TO tho family Of Mr..
Karl MlIIor-C'lriW'0n, o., bdsptnieh.
Mr.. J, i. Hastings, whose new process
Of making steel has boon described In
the lSrElMgEycEW. lg hero, ana will try
10 Interest manufacturers Ia a local
plant,
Wesley Beck, Of West Liberty, waa a
yi'ltof ut thoslato Fair Yesterday. Mr.,
becN u a member Of tho firm Of Ham.
i,lon, wood 4 Beck, stock dealers, Of
East Llbory. Pa.
Mm William Dudley and Histcrin.
Jaw, Miss salIIo Dudley Of South Chap.
llnc, AIrcot, loayo next Monday evening
LOT, indianapolis and .Tora llaulc, lnd,,
TO DO gone several wocka.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
QTANDARD GOODS
~ AT LOW PRICES.

It will always pay to look over our
price list, whether you psrchase from US
or elsewhere; yop eau then hnd the
lowest price II quality is equal. We
quote priceI Tor ireah and standard
goods only.
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS

~
VIII b. received until september o. l'9i toS
the erection " bank building ~ GfAtt1u, W
Va t1r tue First National BAns,
Plans can be seen az the bank building IN
Grafton, or Nc the Office Of the grghltgrs, Franz
helm. Glgssy ( Paris. Wheeling w. Va BIDS to
BE- sent n q r W. Eunst, Grafton secretary Of
the building committee. OF OF before ssp.em-
Der ~. At3 O'Clock a. N,
The building COMMITTEES reserves the right to
reject auv or oil bids 6C2.EWs
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at once aud was never reached by any
Of the other horses, Willie Bee being
the only one to make il at all Interest,"
ing. Eglon, as usual, finished in last
place.
Fourth heat-This proved the dseis-
i've heat Of the race. Raven, the popu-
lar layorite, cut ous killing pace from
the start, and for tho frat time in the
race Judge Swing became factor TAX
ing second place on the back stretch,
bus not getting Dangerously near the
flying Raven. Eglon, too, improved his
position by coming in third. The sum'
mary:
Pree lot all pace, pnrse 500.
Raven. blk ~, W AlcantarI Meadow
llnls farm
Willie b, b e., w l. Rec Caual
Dover, O.........4.,.-..-. s-''.s-s.
Judge swing be- 4 by wilkes boy, H.
g, sps.dsl. Milford o..,,.,.,.,,..... ..,,-..
Am0gtiA, b m. by Tom Hal, ACLall <
CiarVey, HOmsWoNd. Pa .,....... ......,.-- I I 3
Eglnn, br s., BY EgbcTt, 4, q, Conn,
steubcpvila O...,..-....,,... ,-,,,.,......,.
Tima--lslI f,snntr nslS 1a.tul.
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a Coon appetite and refreshing sleep
are essential to health OF mind aud body,
and these are given by Hoods sarsa.
parilIn.
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! VIII take Rtoat pnapntn In furnish.
nc my Cu'tomor' with the finest broad
they over ato. Please Try Il rRmplo loaf.
liESW q. llorrNANy,
1887 Fol sltool.
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ErGnr hundred aud fourteen shares Of
tho Mounlsvlo Coal Company will be
offered Tor sale at Moundsvi.Ie, Soptcm'
Dor II aud Is. rfit5s'I
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HE closing days
races at the state
FaiE occurred yostor.
day afternoon. The
weather could not
have been much
worse. Ins rains OF
the early morning
placed the track in
bad condition, and
the later rain, when
came down heavily
after tho frat heat
Of the opening race,
made the track a sea
oi mud i,rouvh
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THROUGH A SEA OF MUD

The Races at tho state Fair Yesterday
Afternoon We're Eun-RnVsu Captures
the Froe'for.iii Pace Ia Four Heats
Tho Other Races.
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FOR SALE
No. 10 Fourteenth street. business location.
StT.ruOmed house Ca Peninsula, sI,p)L
-Four lots. Elm Grove.
No 70 south HIrDa Stteet
No. Kentucky street.
Building size, .PleaAl. Valley, 'front.' Is !AE
on National rDal.
Two desirable reiidgucns. Wooidaln
No, ~ Thiriy.arNt street i2.roOned iEL..l1I
leairIole residence on sixteenth street
No. 81 Norta FronJ street
Real estate Of every description
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WILL make a leader to-day Of the
Wheeling Bakery's Sweet Home Bread,
llEvHY q. iIoPPSfAET,
1857 Eon street.
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me pa PAcE, prRsE s4OO.

First hsat--Billy A. found this heat
an easy win, Pauiord being the only
horse that was at all dAngsEou, a. any
stage. Billy won by two lengths.
Second heat-BiIIy A. repeated his
success in this heat and again Pantord
came in second vita Mary $. in third
place, Il was an easy win for Billy A.
Third hsas--ThiA was intensely excit'
ing throughout. Mary S, early assumed
the lead and kept 1t At the half with
Flying Simon in the place aud the fav-
orite, Billy A., third. On the back
stretch Mary S. had enough and Billy
A. went ahead in q magnificent rush,
with Simon on his heels. In the stretch
it was a pretty battle but Billy took the
heat aud race by length. The sun
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