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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-10
AUTOMATIC STARTING
Tried with Success at New orleHn'-A
String ofIIorses to he sold.

Tried with Success at New OrleRus-A
string OF Horses TO he sold.
NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Sinety-
second day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather fine, track
fast. on Saturday next the following
horses will be sold at auction In the pad
dock: BIaseo, Chant, whla, the prop
erty Of c. II. Smith: Begue. Renaud.
sycamore, w. o. Scully; Ixion and
Rightmore, A. q. Weston; Tommy FR-
hey, Vocallty, p. NJ. West: Llndhurst.
Rapldan, owned by the late Walter
Durack The sale marks the dissolu-
tion OF the racing relations OF W. q:
Scully and c, Il, Smith, Buckwa ana
Eve Witness, who also belong to Mr
Smith, Will be shipped east to Join his
string now in charge OF Henry Me-
Daniels. Mr. ScuIly viii care for the
Pelham stables, composed principally OF
tgo-yenr-oldB. Browns starting ma
chine was used with perfect success In
the third and fifth races. The officials
are 10 pleased with the work Of the ma
chase that II will be used In all six fur
long races hereafter, Summaries;
First, purse $3.50. for four-year-olds
and upwards, selling, seven furl0nEs--
leonard +. won handiiy by q length.
King Elm second; lxion third. Time
Second. purse $500. for three-year-o
and upwards, selling. one mlle-The
Banker won driving by n neck; Alto
June second; Tippecanoe third. Time,
l:42
Third, $3.50, for three-year-olds, sell
ing, six furlongs-Sky Blue won easily
by a length; Nlklta second; May Ash
ley third. Time, i:ia
Fourth, purse $500, handicap for three
year-olds and upward. mile and seventy
yartls-M Masonic Home won driving by u
head: Jake Zimmerman second: BaIk-
line third. Time. 1di&.
Fifth, purse 5000, for four-year-olds
and UP. six furlongs-Long Brook won
by q head In hard drive; CGruponla
second: TrixIe third. Time, l:i5.
Sixth, purse $3.50. for fOur-year-olds
and upward. selling. seven furiunEs-"
Bessie Nichols won driving by neck:
Master Fred second; Boro third. Time,
l.2gh.
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M U N Y ON S
KIDNEY
CURE.

Munyon's kidney Cure cures pain In
the back. Joins or groins from kidney
disease. puffy and nabby face. dropsy
OF the feot and limbs, frequent desire 10
pass water. scanty urine, dark-colored
and turbld urine, sediment In the urine,
gravel In the bladder. and too great u
How OF urine. Price, % cents.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaran,,
tccG TO cure all forms of indigestion ana
stomach troubles. Price &c.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
falls TO relieve IN to 3hours, and cures
In few days. Price CSC.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache In three mlnutcs. Price % cents,
Munyon's Blood Cure graduates All
purities OF the blood. Price Is cents.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
mouin and breaks up cold in few
hours. Price. Is cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night swents, Rllnys soreness ana
speedily heals the lungs. Price, % cents.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms Of piles. Price 20 cents.
Munyon's VitallZer restores lost pow
c. 10 weak men. Price 81 %.
A separate cure for each disease. Sold
by all druggists. mostly ut CSC bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, lbO5
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any
disease.
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Dsu1IYn HAS AN IDEA.
lie wonid Have PugiII,m and Horse Rae
ing I.cgaIiEsd.-A New Party.

Ing LoEaiiEed.-A New Party.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mach s.-John l.,
Sullivan and Parson Davies are prepar-
Ing to head movement to place pugil-
Ism on a paying basis again, Sullivan
believes sporting men should organize
and refuse TO cast their ballots for leg
islRtors OF congressman who would not
agree TO let prize fighters go unmo-
tested.
over in England last year the sport
ing lengue beat 1l3 candidates for par
Lament because their views on sporting
did not satisfy the league" said Sulll-
van. I'VE want TO ask candidates for
the legislature or for Congress or for the
senate what they think OF boxing, horse
racing, or any kinds OF sports, and If
their Views coincide with ours. we will
vote for them. But II they don't. well
beat them. People have got bad view
OF boxing. II horse gets killed or
Jockey, the race goes on Just the same,
but II two men box and one gets killed
n lot OF ministers get up and call II an
outrage. That 'aint fair. Boxing amt
brutal, and we're going TO try and show
that II Is just as legitimate as any other
sporting pruclivlty. II man wants TO
70 TO church. let him; II he wants 70 80
TO O fight he's got right TO. We want
10 educate and tone up the people 20
understand boxing. OF course, II man
don't want TO see boxing he don't have
10. but he's got no business to Interfere
with those who do. Take n minister:
his graft IL to tell how 10 go TO heaven.
Let him stick TO that What business
has he got 20 interfere with Legitimate
Sport?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-10
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and SIi,hAps Ia the Thriving city
Across the River.


George Pitner, the Locust street
wagon maker. had his left leg broken al
the ankle on Friday, but was not aware
OF Ii until yesterday. He was working
on a wagon at the time and stumbled
and fell He supposed he had only
sprained he leg and did not know the
bone WINS broken until an examination
was made by DR.. W. b. Shuttleworth
yesterday.
Yesterday the Hotel st. Clair was
rented 10 ]. W. Clark, OF St. Clalrsyllle
who will 1T It up in first class manner
and Omen II as soon as possible. Mr..
Clark Is a son OF ]. W. Clark, proprie-
tor OF the Clarendon Hotel. at St
ClaIrsville, and has had considerable
experience In the business.
Charles Rainey, an old Martins Ferry
boy, now n civil engineer in Pittsburgh
was shaking hands with friends In town
Yesterday. While surveying for n r1il-
road In Mexico several years ago he
was thrown into prison and only re-
leased after Uncle Sam took hold OF the
matter
The steam pipe Of the doubling ma
chine In the Laughlln tin plate works
burSted yesterday morning about II
o'clock. This caused much noise. filled
the mill with steam and created some
excitement among the employees, many
Of them running out Of the mill.
The Thlmble Bee, was entertained by
Miss ella InglebriGht yesterday after
noon. II will be entertained this after
noon by Mrs. C. II. Carpenter.
Mrs. D. F. Brady goes to sandusky
to-day 10 visit her daughter, Mrs,
George Blackford. She will also visit
her sister At I,orain.
A number OF improvements are being
made ut the Belmont Brick Works pre-
paratory to rcsumlng work.
Walter Rrachen and Horace and
Charles updegran, Of Mt. Pleasant,
were in town yesterday.
Jacob wclday was badly burned by
falling into boiling syrup while work"
lug In n sugar grove.
George Bettls Is down from Beaver
Fails. Pa. for medical treatment
Mrs. Mary williams Is very sick at
her home In ClRrk's addition.
Fremont RomicN came up yesterday
from Cincinnati.
William Medlll, OF Yorkvllle, was in
town yesterday.
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MuuEDsvlILR
A aIIsceIIHnsous SIrIRnEe OF Minor Stat.
trrsrrom,IarshRlI's Metropolis.


tsrerrom,IarshRII's Metropolis.
Lee Lowe. employe at the Baltimore
& Ohio freight warehouse. met with a
very painful mishRp yesterday morn
lnc, He was assisting IN coupling cars
In the yard and had finger on his left
hand caught and mashed. but II is not
thought 1t win have to BE- nmputated.
DR.. ]. T.. Scott, NJ. T.. missionary to
northwest India, who Is on his way
To this country. viii hrrtve about the
last Of April. He Is q delegate from
the northwest India conference to the
general conference which meets In
Cleveland in May.
The Nj. f. Sunday school last Sunday
was in attendance second to the larg-
cFt in its history, the number present
being 40. The collection amounted to
SS7i.
County Clerk Z. ". Lewis yesterday
Issued n marriage license TO l. z. II,
Emery. OF Bellnire, and Miss Daisy
Harrington, Of Mcsiechen.
J,{igc Campbell held n short session
OF the circuit court yesterday morning
and adjourned after entering a decree
In a ohnDcery suit.
Miss l.ctta HornbrooR. OF Thompson.
returned Inst evening after a short visit
nmoug friends here.
Special services are being arranged
for at the different churches on Easter.
NilsB Anna Poily, Of BenwOod, spent
Sunday here With friends.
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The washington tPa,) Reporter, re-
ferring to the Intelllgencer's pet names
for Interstate league teams, SAYS:
Since the Fort Wayne club Is made UP
mostly OF men who have been f1rmed
cut, why not call them TT, Wayne
Farmers" And the 'Senntors' Ior
Washington. That might do TOT
Washington, D. c., hut nay, nay, not
here. WAshington's team vii not pc
iot of men whose favorite act will be
speech making. Can en- any old thing
except Senators"
II now APPEARS that Charles !. Mckee,
who went to Wheeling. having secured
the franchise, has given up trying TO Sc
cure grounds. II he has, the mtetigen-
Ger will make an efEort to organize
stock company like New Castle ana
Youngstown.-w Reporter
Right sou are. "me boy but Mr.. NC.
Kee has recovered from his trance ana
Is once again in the saddle.
Manager Hazen, Of the Youngstown
Interstate league team, has signed
John ONcIll, OF Cleveland, as pitcher,
who has an excellent record In the HELD
By reason OF the July races. game VIII
he arranged for Youngstown to play In
New Castle on July 4.
Sammy Nlchol. OF the Kansas City
Blues, leaves for the banks OF the mud
dy Missouri on the 25th OF this month.
Jack Glasscock doesn't know when he
will depart for st, Isul, II he went
there before May he would have to play
SNOWFALL.
Manager Mack ard the Pittsburgh
Pirates passed through Wheeling at
midnight, en- route 10 Hot Springs, Ark
where they will do their preliminary
training
1--WE knew there would be club all
along" IS heard on all sides. The fell
lows who know 1t ALI flourish here
like watcrmelons In Georgia.
And the grounds question IL praetl-
eaiiy settled. Isn't Il q most gratifying
sensation to realize It?
Now trot out the "Boncho."
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AN 1NrE1IIorYcER aJoLLY.n
President Power Appreciates ths Efforts
ofthIs Paper for BAse Ball.

President Power Appreciates the Efforts
ofthls Paper for base Hall.
Last evenings Pittsburgh Leader
President Powers paper-prints the
following Jolly" which is fully appre-
C.Gtnd:
II Wheeling fails to secure represen-
talon in the Interstate league, It will
not be the fault OF the 'Intclligencer'
u that city. and In this connection Il
may be remarked that with other news
pagers In the Interstate circuit work
iUs as hard for the organization as arc
those IL the Nall City, success would
be assured. The intelligence" Of
Monday says: CThen follows the In
tslilg-Ecer's exclusive story telling OF
Fort Wayne's and Toledo's detcrml-
nation 10 stick 10 theInter-Etate league.
This, too, after the other Wheeling pa
peEs had given Up nil hope.b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-10

ON the first day Of July. 1871, n small
railway publication issued for the inst
time. In october, OF the same year, the
entire plant OF the puhlAahers was swept
away by the greatest conlRgration
known 10 history. Despite this reverse
which would have put 3 quietus on an
enterprise less spirited, both the plant
and publication in remarkably short
time were on foot again, stronger and
better than before. The book now con-
tnins nearly 200 pages and is the official
organ OF the travelling public. II Is In
dispcnsnble % business men, and val
liable addition 10 any lihrury. Ask
your dealer for the Rand-McNally Rail
way Guide, or subscribe through the
home Office. ffs Adams street, Chicago.
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ACCOUNT OF the Republican State
League meeting ut Charleston. W. Va.
March q, the Ohio River Railroad Com
pnny viii sell excursion tickets March
u aud % from the principal poluts
nlorE Ita line. TO Charleston. at one fare
FOR the round trip. Tickets TO be limit
I'd to Mnfch 81. From stations on tho
Ohio River railroad which nrc not fur.
nlshcd with through tickets, delegates
may procure Same 10 Point Pleasant at
trll lines win sell tickets from Point
Pleasant To Charleston for one fare for
tho round trip, thus giving those who
ure not able TO secure through Tickets,
the same through rate.
w. ]. ROBINSON.
HHnssSl Pasaengss AGENT.
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FIRST OF THg SEASON.
Ths Gin einnsii Reds Start the Ball and
Win the First Game.

Tie base hall season can now be Fald
10 have opened on Sunday afternoon.
az New orleans. the Cincinnati Reds
and N" Now Orleans tsnm. ~ the
southern league. played the hrTt game
~ nl.e bail Of tho shaEon OF 1890, The
Har tried out three Of their colt
pitchers and easily defeated tho Peli-
'ir' Tho "fan5" should cut ont this
rs like seeing IN Old friend:
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DUBLIC SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.


ing on 18th St. with all modern converts
pnces, cheap and terms easy.
House. 6 rooms brick, 10th St, $3.50.
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling. 18Th 81.
Splendid bldg. site. for dwelling. 18th 81
House. rooms and hall. with all modern
House. rooms and hall. 18th St. 800
House, 5 rooms, 18th St. $500.
House, rooms, in Belvedere add, $50.
House, II rooms and store room, Main
St, near 2ist 81, lot llKl22 f., $500.
For a short time one Of the finest houses
on ChRpline st., Centre Wheeling; rooms,
with hall and modern improvements;
House, rooms hal and large lot. 18th
House, rooms and s-roomed house In
rear; lot S0xisO IT,. 18th St. 1900,
House. rooms, brick, with ball, Jacob
St, Centre Wheeling; cheap, $500,
House, Q rooms, brick. Eon St. sth ward.
House. rooms, N. Market st: cheap.
lots on Lind st, Belyedere. 81 each.
House, rooms, wilson st. Centre
Wheeling; easy terms, $50
Lot, % feet front. Lind st, $50:
House, ! rooms and attic, Jacob St, 9Th
House, il rooms, brick, 18th st. $500.
Hotel, q rooms. Martins Ferry, o.
choap. on easy terms,
House. S rooms and S-roomed house IN
House, rooms and hall. bath and both
gases, Jacob St. bet. 18th and 18th, $500
Bushes property on Market st. at mod
et sSS. ss5o. 500. 500. 5000 and $500 to loan
on real estate.
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GuSHELs is ALL RIGHT.


intSlligsne'r.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
TOLEDO. o.. March $50 the ngUny
Is over. Wheeling as usual comes TO
The front Toledo Is proud TO be In u
league with her.
Toledo under the management OF
Frank ". Terrysou, OF McReesport, has
signed the following players: S. =. Ar
thur Thomas J. whalen. Harry Ree-
Faa, Edward Miles, Edward McGinnis,
Charles C0gEwell. J. W. Mclaughlin.
Maurice Hord. George F. Ostrander.
casper Schroeder Ben c. Pollard, Erve
Beck Charles Winters.
Fo'H'i1 will have about twenty mon
ogt.Es April In exhibition games 40 as
ir hav" a good club by April Goth, when
the season opens.
Here Is 20 the Interstate league,
Wheeling aud the Intelllgencer. during
!''a ]. W. GUNNELS.
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'Gps earned, Cincinnati Z. TwO.bnHc
.'r iioihdny. WiiUy. Davis. Smith, Cray.
|'Hr. Homo run, Hoy. stolen base lr.
I. Fender, Haasl on balls, Hoy, Nc
e., Gray. Bow,e. f.Hrourage. BoHhl"
lHgH. Davis, Vaughn and Cray; hcPhor
- Gray Wild pitches. Rothcmel 2. pn-
s :. Passed balls. pcitE ? Tlmc, l hour
aud " nlnutoH Umpire. Clark
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Fpecial Dispatch 70 tho Intclllgeucer.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. March o.-our
teum 20 far Us know win line un a.
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Geo. e. @aHHfol & Co.
Velours
Relutiina

Now that the season of Goats and Capes
is at hand and fashion claims VeIvets as
one of the most important fabrics for the.
making of same. Don't fail to see our
lines of these very popular goods, in coors
and blacks, both corded and plain. The
very popular Louis XIV, XIV, XVI. Goats
made from these materials and lined with
one Of those elegant Warp Printed Taffetas,
of which we have the greatest variety,
will make the swell coat Of the season.
Heavy Crystal and eros Grain Silks, as
well as Figured Damas and Taffetas,-in
black for light weight eapes; also elegant
Jet and Illuminated ornaments for adorn-
ing same.
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lection, II would probably be more 80 u
neople only realized Just what bad breath
means Bad breath is one Of the symptoms
ri constipation. Some Of the other sSEip-
toms are sour stomach, loss Of appetite,
sick and bilious headache, dizziness hean-
bum and distress after eating. These thinys
mean indigestion. They lead to dyspepsia
and worse things. They all start with con
stipation, and constipation Is inexeusa6le
bseanse Il can be cured cured easily,
eaicEly and permanently, by the use OF Or.
Fefces Pleasant Pellets, They are per:
feel remedy for this most common Of al
troubles. they give 10 nntnre jus, the little
hello that she needs. They are very mild Ia
their action, and act without any violence
whatever Ia this, they are different from
many preparations offered for similar pur-
nose, Sometimes the remedy Is worse than
he disease, DR.. Piercels Pleasant Pellets
are mild, but they are infallibly etheienf;;
They do the work which they are Intended
TO do, without deranging the system in any
way. They not only give immediate relief,
but the benefit derived from them IS per
tuanent You can stop taking them by
and by and there Is no danger that you
will become n slave to their use. The drug.
gist who tries 10 sell you something else
miust As good" either does not know what
he Is talking about, or he makes more
money on the other thing. If you care
more fol- his prosperity than you do foi
your own health. take the other thing. II
you value your health. insist on having Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. a free sample,
Of from 4 to 7 doses, will be sent to any
A copy Of DR.. Piercc's celebrated zoos
page book, "The Common Sense Medical
hdviser," profaGely illustrated, will be
sent I,Ir on receipt Of twenty. one tsil
cents In one cent stamps to cover cost
Of mailing onty.
Address, WoRLp's DfsPENsARY MED
IcAL ASSOCIATION, No. Coz Main Street.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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fpiinwa: Pitrhcrs-Carriek, Swain and
Scheiblc. Catchers-OMenra and Crei-
ger. First base-GeOrge Tebeau. Sec
ond bnse--Ross. Thldr Dase-Blake.
ort-stop--Thurston Left-held--
Genet Centre-aeld-Grey. Right
flcld-KRgey.
WILLIAM MEYER, JR.,
President.
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GROCERIES.
nEsrRIpTINN on

II Book, job. NowBpnpor ana Pos-
ter Printing done a. Reasonable Rates At the
iNTELiIuEsCLR Jon PAINTING OFFicR Modern
Sne RAPID PfeAseA New fypa a"d nessghA
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NESBITT g. DEVINE.
Tel. Ga CmrQ ii9 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

That very desirable property at
IS South Front street. 1t is first
class throughout, at a very reason
able fguro II sold at once.
We arc headquarters for build
ing lots cheap, Cash, lons time or
monthly payments, Store rooms
dwellings and Offices for April l.
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kok SALE

CTOCKS FOR SALE,
- ~ shares German Bank.
Q shares Riverside GlaN Company.
. Wheeling Pottery bonds, por cont
10 shares Exchange Bank
70 shares wellsburg National Bank.
80 shares DOiinr Savings Bank, OF Bel
lAirc.
80 shares Aetna.stRndard Steel and Iron
Company.
10 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company.
X, &. IRWIN, Broker.
foi5 No. % Twelfth Street
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A foal breath Is
one Of the greatest
Affections that q MAJ
or woman can have.
An Addiction not
! Only to themselves,
but to those with
! whom they come IN
contact. A foul
: breath Is 4 dreadful
diseourrger of afec-
tion, or rather Of the
demonstration Of Of:
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v,s,c,j,v morning General Manager
81 wright. Of the Wheeling Railway
c,nnary was In conference, over the
,,,g.Bls,nnce telephone. with President
p,Wrr OF the Interstate league. and
a, charles I, Mckee. owner OF the
Tn,.lIpg franchise. The result was
.s,, Mr. Mckee agreed. finally. to take
,hs Irwin grounds, at Forty-seVenth
and Jnc,b streets. South Side, and au-
,nor,,rd Mr. Wright to so ahead at once
and close a deal for this property. This,
air Wright at once proceeded to do,
We saw Mr.. A. ]. Clarke, the admins
,,,,cr Of the Judge Jacob estate. owner
=, III. ground. but failed to come to an
t,nmedIate deal. by reason of the fact
tbat Mckee had told Mr.. Clarke when
More Las, week that he would not take
The grounds under any consideration.
For this reason. Mr.. Clarke had not
consulted the other parties interested In
~. property. This he will do at once.
acd there is no doubt that the Irwin
mark will be under lease to the Wheel
Ing Base Ball Club within the next
,v.uty.tour hours SO. finally, the
question that has been bothering the
fans" so badly. is settled as they so
much desired. In other words it is set
lied that wheeling will see professional
base ball.
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As will be seen from the 'leaded"
Glory above, and from the dispatches
nom Presidents Meyer and Gunnels. Of
fort Wayne and Toledo, the feeling OF
darkest gloom" that pervaded local
"rrankdom" for the past week, can now
h brushed aside. The base bail horizon
has cleared wonderfully. The Irwin
grounds being practically assured the
iScal club. every thing Is now In shape
r,r all the clubs OF the league to 20
ahead and prepare for the coming sum-
ge-S struggle on the diamond. As VIII
\, seen in the dispatches from the two
western towns Of the league, they al
ready have full teams signed. YOuuGs-
town, New Castle and Washington nre
all In good shape. Here in Wheeling,
the execution OF the lease on the Irwin
grounds will make the local end In the
hes; OF shape, The management OF the
club will now be In position to get
all the men. whose terms have been ac-
cepted, under cover. The next step will
BE- another meeting Of the league, when
the $500 guarantee fund will be deposit
I'd with President Power. Then q sched-
uIe committee will prepare that nll-im-
Iortant piece OF copy" and the league
will be ready Tor the tap OF the bell on
Thursday. April %, that will inauEurlte
the championship season OF one OF the
most promising minor leagues organ
lEed In many years In the central states.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-THE Sell
BERT Garden, ut Pleasant VAL
lev, fronting go feet on National Road
and extending back 80 feet Can DO laid
ouI In very desirable building lots For
Rent-rhe homestead Of G. 'Seibert, nd*
and four-rOomod house on the premises.
Possession given immediately Inquire OF
j.. HAPPY, at Reymann Brewery, or At
premises. oeSt,eoM
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FOR SALE.

ToR sALE-sAIALL STOCK OF
Il drugs and fixtures IN q growing new
West Virginia town. Splendid change Tor
Young man. Reasons for selling, Address
". d. NYpEGGER, Horton, W, Va. mrs.
TOR SALE.
SALOON.
ekesn laqaltc ot SO, BoYCE,
oci 1900 chapline street.