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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

The News Bass Hall Team Defeated by the
InteIlIgCmcer Nine.
For u week past the sporting column
of the News has contained paragraph
after paragraph. in which the same
old song was many times repeated. L
ran something like this: Walt until
the News base ball team gets at the In
tciligsnccrs. We WoH't do n thing.
Well, they did come together yesterday
afternoon al the league park. From the
amount OF wind EXPENDED by the even
Ing sheet OKr WhulS Imagine that the
Intellignncsr boys wovld he beaten be
fore the game stnrtsS Somehow the
boasts NJ Tie News didE't AFFECT the
nine !uEty young mer who wear INTEL
llg,rcsi" across thsir shirt f:Hni. They
actually mad the tomerity 10 pay 40 at
tsh,lon to thc News, Instead they paid
t-clt rosoectg 10 the NSNrS aggregation
OF pi'cEcd ball toBsers--wlth DISASTROUS
cNn.t to TIE a-b is. For nlHe lens
amt weary innings the tntelllgencers
piled -pn AFTER IN, At the end tho
score was % to s. Needless to say tho
News had the smaller end Of the score.
Turner md Armbrustcr were In che
points for the lntelllgcncers. while
Acker anG Wills we're the Opposition
battery. II r. not to be expected the
News wifi fee! crushed this evening, No
doubt It will come out vita a lot OF OK
cugcs that do not excuse. Possibly "
will say nothing, That would be better
for the readers Of the Paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

From Pacific Health Journal: First,
get wife; second be patient. You may
have great trials and perplexItles In
your business, but do not therefore, car
ny to your home cloudy or contract
cd brow, Your wife may have trials,
which, though of less magnitude, may
hc hard for her to bear. a kind word,
a tender look, VIII do wonders In ehas-
Ing from her brow all clouds OF gloom.
TO this we would add always keep a
bottle Of Chnmberlaln's Cough Remedy
In the house. 1t Is the best and Is sure
to be needed sooner or later Your wife
viii then know that You really care FOR
her and wish 10 protect her health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

The East End stnrs win cross bats
with the JOE Marshall schooncrs this
afternoon Mt o'clock. The Enst End
Sturs are composed OF tho following:
w Meyer. catcher; Il. Day, pitcher;
w. Ripley. shortstop; II. Jefferson, first
base; c. Newhart, second bose; y.
enclder third base and pitcher. =.
Fox. lett nefd; r. Farley centre field;
c. Davis right field; George Israel,
manager.
The employees OF tho electric Hight
plant and the gas worries have organ
izcd base bill mines md viii play for a
nrfze on the tunnel green In about a
week, The boys are practIclnG and n
good game Is promised. Frank
Thompson and Councilman Hwitker
will take turns at umprlnE the game
md an attractive prize Will be given
zach player who reaches third base
Lots OF fun IS anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

Last Monday evening somebody mali
clousIy cut and scratched the glass Ia
several large windows Of stores on north
Main and Twelfth streets and the polio
have been looking ont for the mis-
creants since. Yesterday they struck a
clue and the arrest OF two boys OF good
family may result. The youngsters
who are old enough 10 know better, have
been presented with diamond rings. For
want OF something better 20 do, they
proceeded TO dtshgurc the large nancs Of
glass In several stores AZ above meE-
toned. II Is probable that the parents
will have to pay the damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
BIG Day AN NozART PARK.
The Gonzalez Opera Company, Dancing
and General AHsMarmsHts.

The Gonzalez Opera Company, Dancing
and General A8smSemsHis.
At Mozart Park to-day there will be
two attractions, first class opera COM
pany and dancing. one Of the largest
crowds OF the senson can be counted on
az sure at the hill top resort This at
terpoon. the Gonzalez opera company
will present Era DiavalO" and th- repu j.
tation made By the company during Its
stay here IL II sufficient guarantee that
they Will be seen by n crowded house
There Is no charge 10 the performance.
merely the ten cents faro on the lncllne.
In the evening no performance VIII be
given. The large pavilion will be
given up to the dancers Immediately az
ter the afternoon show. which ends
about o'clock. and Mayors orchestra
viii delight the hearts OF the dancers
with their excellent music Refresh
ments of all kinds will be served and
the street cars will run until everybody
has been carried home after midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
NOUNDsVILLE
A miscellaneous MeIRnEe OF Minor Mat"
tsrr from, aFRrsiialI'a Metropolis.


tsrs frOmSIarshaIps Metropolis.
A lawn fete will be given in II. W.
ThompsOn's lawn this evening. by the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
church. Ice cream. cake, lemonade and
Etrawbcrrics will he served Everybody
~ cordially invited to be present and
bring their friends.
Fink Bros. are moving their stock OF
hardware from the Harris building on
Seventh street 10 W. w. Smiths new
building on Lafayette evenue.
Martin Claud McConkey will give n
birthday party at his home on Twelfth
street Monday evening.
Misses Rebecca and Ella Brown. OF
Lone Oak. were visiting friends in the
Third ward yesterday.
], D. Burnley has commenced excava-
ting for residence on Lafayette avenue
near Fifth street.
Miss Rosr Craig, OF Shiloh Tyler
county. Is the guest OF Mrs. Dr. j. NJ.
williamson
Mr.. Fletcher. Of wellshurg. is spend
Ing a few days with old acquaintance
In this city.
Mrs c. W. Conner returned from Lone
Oak yesterday. where she was visiting
friends,
The Epw0rth League will decorate the
graves Of their deceased members TO-
day
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 2a-Her'
man Keck, n member OF the Arm OF
Keck, CoetCrmSc & Company, dia'
mond importers. OF Cincinnati, waS
to-day found guilty in .he United DIS.
trlot court OF attempting 20 smuEEl,
diamonds II wns shown that Rech
mad given the captain OF the stehrnei
Ithynland a package containing $1,000
worth OF diamonds addressed TO F. Nor
Reith. OF q Wet Fourth street, C'R-
Ciunau. Counsel for Keck made mo
ton for a new trial.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 29.-TOny
Scaromelle. an Italian, aged twenty
six, to-day stabbed and terribly multi
ated Caroline Abbey, an Italian girl
sixteen years old. living at Slis Hi
street, with whom he was in love. He
then drew pistol and sent bullet
through his own brain, dying almost
instantly. The tragedy resulted from
the girl TO marry SCarOmcllle. She T.
felrfully cut, but may recover.
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AT WHgELINa pARx.
Grand and Startling Exhibition To-day.
Large Crowds Expected.


To-day will be a great one nj Wheel
Ing Park and. as Is usual oil Decoration
Day. immense crowds win no doubt go
to that beautiful and picturesque resort
to spend the day and evening or course
the full Opera House orchestra will be
present all day and will furnish the con-
cert and dance music, But this year the
association will offer an extraordinary
attraction In the shape OF well known
trapeze and horizontal bar performer.
Prof Cuedo will give three exhibitions
during the day and VIII no doubt be seen
by thousands OF people. The first per-
formance will take place this morning
at II O'Clock. the second at o'clock and
the third in the evening at o'clock.
The park win remain open until mid
night and dancing In the Casino will he
kept up all day and evening The Elm
Grove motor line will run special trains
TO accommodate the crowds and nothing
will be left undone to make II pleasant
for everybody
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YnrNcsroWN WAS gEATEN
Yesterday by New Castle "Fnrrnrr''
mrn,rm,. PItrhIIE.

Special Dls7u;ch 10 II" int~'ilEnncer'
NEW CASTLE. May 9n--"Farmer"
T.rstsu was sratn In great form this
Afternoon and let down the NdunEs-
town s;y,yi 9Th tour littl" hits The
farmer ~ - ,uc srrtt hall fpr the
l,nais ana ~ BOW the best man on New
Cistlr'S pay go. BARNES. for YouHgN-
town. did hot twirl a bad game.
Scoro: az
New, Castle ..,..,..r .,..,.....s'ss ~
N0un~tcwn 600. ..,..-...''.,. 80
Haitcrlcf-Nrv Castle, Brown and La
reile YOUNGSTOWN, Barnes and HinTan'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
IN BUSY sENwooD.
What People Are Doing aud Saying In
the fntuEtrIHI Town.

At the meeting of the National Union
seven were initiated, after which they
marched to the city han, where a social
was held for the members and their
wives. Addresses were made by Mr..
williams Of cleveland. O.. Prof. Croga,
Of Wheeling, and MT Barton. Of this
place EIeEnnt refreshments were
served.
Miss Jennie Stewart, OF Littleton, Is
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. LemiclS
Glover, Of Water street. Miss Stewart
X on her way home from Nebraska,
where she has been for her health.
Two women, Mrs. Deitz and Miss
Ewing, who live in Brick Row, were nr-
rested by Marshal Sprouts for fighting.
They were fined s. and costs each.
Mics Alice CrockaTd. Of stcuhenvtil",
formerly OF this place, 10 visiting
friends here.
The Bunco fishing club loft for
Moundsvllle for weeks fishing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

NV. lHlpIV' "N'"'N"'
BALTIMORE, Md, May 29-The
champions beat the Reds to-day IN a
close and pretty game, In which both
pitchers showed to good advantage. At
tendance, 5,olS.
Baltimore 80 0 : 0 30 Q 0 - 5 3
Cincinnati 30 o 60 0 o OIL O l
Earned runs. Baltimore Pitchers
TGnd an AID Foreman Umpire Lynch
PHILADELPHIA, Pm, May 29,-rhe
ST. Louis Browns made their first lp-
pearance here to-day and met with
defeat. Breitenstein WAS knocked out
Of the box 10 the second inning. Both
teams played good fielding game. Az
score: RHE
81 Louis 10 . 40 i : o. &c 2
Earned runs, ST, Louis 5; Philadelphia
3 Pitchers, Orth, and Brcitensieln anu
PARROT. Umpires, Campbell ard AehdeF-
son. Time, hours.
BROOKLYN, May 2O.-The Brook
lyns played like noviCes, while Anson's
Colts ronped about Ike lot OF two
year-oIds at Eastern Park this after
noon. Stein one of Anson's csst'offs,
started In 10 pitch, but gave way to
Payne, after his curves had been found
for single. home and three Dagger In
the third inning. The Brooklyns had Il
good chance to tie the VCOTe In the
ninth. but a lightning double play by
Dahlen. Kittrldge and Mccormick set
tied all chances. Attendance, 2'160.
Score; Z II L
Earned runs, Brooklyn 81 Chicago 8.
Pitchers. Stein and Payne, and GTiitlths.
Umpire, Hurs'. Time, 2:QS
NEW YORK, May 29.-The New
Yorks scored victory to-day over the
Louisville team. Doheny was IN the
box for the locals and with the eScep-
ton OF the fourth Inning pitched good
bail. Cunningham was not effective
when men were on bases. Attendance,
500
Score: RI y
B Es@ 4ssk.. 20 9 S5SSS !--55lS !
Earned runs. Louisville /: New York l..
Pitchers, Cunningham and Doheney. TIM
pire, Sheridan. Time. 2:OS'
BOSTON, May 2s.-Boston played
Cleveland TO stand-still to-day In a
twelve-inning game Umpire Keefe
called the game at the end of that in
ming, on account Of darkness. Captain
Tebcau was ordered from the field for
throwing the ball over the fence In the
eighth inning and Burkett was fined $40
for talking back.
Score. RHE
Boston .,......1 0O016t1 3o60-l Y :
TlnynInvI l q a Z ID o O o o. y 1
Earned runs, Boston .: Cleveland g.
Pitchers. Nichols and Stiyetts; Wilson
and Cuppy Attendance 5000. Umpire
Kcefe Time, $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y, May 90.
AT 1885 O'Clock tonight Charles Har-
Vey, the Eureka Athletic Clubs an
rOuncCr, entered the ring and said that
owing to a delay in the court room
where the principals in the main at
traction scheduled for tonight were
detained by the absence of the COM
piatnants, the Haher- SiavlH bout would
be postponed until next Friday night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30
INTERSTATE LEAGUE,

To-day's gaines Toledo Mt Wheeling,
Fsy, WAYNE NJ Washington, I1cEIon ut
Youngstown. sasinaw AZ New Castle
This morning and attarnoon-Decora-
ton Day-,two hard fought contests Will
b. seen on the diamond at Interstate
park on the Island. The contestIng
teams are she Nailers and TmreySon's
Toledo aggregation. Some people affect
to believe that the Toiedos are not
strong. Thos who hold this opinion
surely overlook the fact that Toledo has
given to wheeling her most crushing de-
feat this year. The team that hit the
nan ~ Toledo did on Thursday after
noon Is not VTenk.-nt the bat The feld-
ms OF the ''SWn1ap Angels" too, Is very
coed. and the spectator to-day can an-
tIcIpate With aoI1C certainty seeing two
rp5d games OF ball The Toledos, too,
MIL he srrppgthsned by the addition OF
Van Wlni,ie, tha Naysvillc third-base-
man. who wired from Cincinnati last
night that hewnuld ehere tfliA morning.
Keenan, who a 4 pitcher VIII be taken
out OF the Infield and MCGOWAN put In
at short after Van Wrinkles arrival.
Tire pitchers n the morning game VIII
probably be Bdker and Keenan,, kee-
nan is th,, yOungster who shut out Fort
wayne % . Ia TIE opening game OF the
,fnson AZ Toledo Both Baxter and Kee~
1au are in hue fettle and the contest
should be a pitcheFE battle. in the at
.ernoon II il probable that ''Toots" Bar
-s,t will figure On the rubber for the
visitors, and aJ6G" Gnrvey, the clever
plttsburgher, Win officiate as the defIv-
,rIug end OF WheeIinE's battery.
The teams Will line up this way;
WHEELING. petitions, TOLEDO:
Baker and. ...,.. Pitcher. .,.,,, Keenan, ana
sSTW , t and Davis. cSscher. !. Arthur
NcNoverter...,.F iFat base !. =. Ctihurd
Ogrrni. Second base. ....; Beck
Warner 49,. III. Third bRse.,. Van Wlnlle
WSl!cy,. ..+....... snort $3.50 M 4,tII9tn
RIyksrt ,.,...,..,..I.Et field. ,.,.,', McGilnhlS
SaIiArhrr. ~. Genre HEIDI. Netters
Violet. Right field. schroeder
The morntng game will be called at
1880 a. m. aud the afternoon game ~
$50 p. m.
Manager Frank Torreyspn, Of the To-
lcics thinks wheeling VIII be In third
plac4 when the Nallers start for their
western trip next month. As he figures
1t out New Castle or Toledo VIII De
ahead OF the Nailers, possibly both. NJ
lpffeFNlu " EuAAlltu ~ AAAb1t,' ~ H'''
Toledo has a. good team az New cas-
tie, but neither Is in Wheeling class
when the NaiierS are Ia form with even
an ordinary everyday sort Of pitcher
in the box. II may surprise Mr.. Tor
reys0n, bat Il is a fact that many
Wheeling people believe tho loclls are
stronger that Fort Wayne, and thRl
Tobeau's team viii he PLAYING second
fiddle In a short time.
Jake Hcwett. formerly Of The unlver-
sity ~ West Vtreiuis. hut more recently
with PITTSBURGH ar! Grand RAPIDS, haE
bncn ;IrNd l.. tx 70 Cnals Mack BY the
Grad R6pt u management. Here Is
rood man s.hC woI;d Ut in wheeling
%cry dcsirnhIy. PrcSnblT be Is one
~ the ,wD good men the Wheeling msh-
uemrnt l. Rf;er. Mcoonsah me y
IL. would 10 ,rulNpr level OF the hrSt
winter IN the y hecllng team.
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A,TOCKS FOR SALE.
- Warwick China Co.
Bloch Bros Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
Central Glass Co.
lhpNllc Iron Co,
Wood bros Planning MN Co
Franklin Insurance Co.
Riverside Glass Works
Wheeling Railway Co.
WRrrllnr Ice and Storage Co.
pruvidcnt LIE Insurance ca.
Wheeling Park Association.
Arion Han Association.
West VlrFIDla state Fair Association
Aetna Standard Iron MIL
New steel bridge.
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company
Wheeling Mould Foundry Co.
Wheeling Electrical Co
SIMPSON g. HAZLETT,
No, 1911 Market street.
Stocks, Bonds and Investments. RpI
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German baptist Annual Meeting at OttN
wn, Kansas, May 90 to %, 1905,

For the above occasion the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company viii sell ex-
curslOn tickets May II, q and 90 at re-
duced round trip rates. For detailed In
formation apply to Baltimore h Ohio
ticket agents tth&S.
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manager.


"nod" Violet gs back IN the game ut
Wheeling and the fans IN that town arc
bnppy. The Columbus boy ~ a not
m yoF!tc thorc, and well he might be, MS
he is hitting the bail hard ana oitrn
when the opposing pitchers pu' II over
ana whom they fail Red waits en- our
Win Ills ola-tlmc patience and rcgt-
Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

Arch Wilson, Of North Main street.
has been playing good game OF ball
on the Washington and jefferson sec
ond team. They lately dotcatcd Shady.
side Academy, CanOnsburG, and
Wnynesburg
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CARROLL CLUB TO PLAY
Two Games Against The ParkrTSOurE
Afhirtic Cimb Tenn.

Early this morning. the Carroll Club
base hall team leaves for Parltersburg,
where n" team will cfosa bats with the
Parkcrsburg Athletic Club team this
morning and afternoon. The team Will
play these men:
PItchcrs-smith McCombs and WhiH-
sen.
CatchCr-Mlller
First buse-LeacE
Second base Wingerter
Third base-W Buckley.
Short stop-GnIfgan.
Fielders-Donnvln, left: ]. Buckley,
centre: Anderson, right
The team ts Under tine management OF
Fred. Husemah The boys will return
home Sunday morning
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Wertrrn l.eag,.e RtsnIl..

At Indianapolis indianapolis 60, NIL
waukee . Pitchers, Davis; Baker and Nc
nemncher.
At Columbus-C Columbus 2, Kansas City
6. pitchers, Daniels and Roswell
Al Detfoit--Dctrost T. Minneapolis T.
Pitchers Pears md Hutchinson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
many will sell tickets from all points
on It's lines in West Virginia Ia Nor
gantown at one single fare for the
round trip Tickets will be. sold for all
trnIns May % and 80, valid for return
nosgage until May 81, inclusive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

Taken under medical direction, in con.
uection with the right medicine, they
will help effect cure. No women who
suffers al all from so-called female weak
ness " should attempt athletics Of any
sort. She should first put herself into
possession Of strong and hearty health by
taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
After She is thoroughly well, exercise and
diversion will help to keep her well. The
cure should come first. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorte Prescription is designed and rec
commended for only the one thing. 1t
acts directly upon one set Of organs. No
matter what is the matter with them, il
will cure it. 1t will not cure anything
else. II Is a wholesome tonic, an invig-
Grating ncrvine, or uerve.food as we'll as
a healing medicine, and thousands OF
perfectly we'll women have found that by
taking il regularly during the period Of
pregnancy, the danger and pain Of par.
tuntiou were much lesSened, and in
many cases, almost entirely obviated.
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In every American household, there should be
n copy Of IN Pietce's great work, Common
Sense Medical Adviser" zoos pages, illustrated.
one copy me to any address on receipt Of ~ one
cent stamps TO pay for mailing only Worlds
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A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
n Earth Girdlcd." DR.. Talmage's won.
dGIfui new book; nearly go massive pages:
over 800 pictures; he tells all he saw while
PEOPLES. 1911 Market street, Philado!'
phta, Pa, fe2S'tth&S
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,Ei'cn ba,ted Tor Hnghey in ninth
wnshln7ton ....-3 0 9-ll
Plu.baiEh ,...,-.,3 0 o 0 o.
I4ynss runr. Warrington s.: Pittsburgh
T'rrC.l,,gB his, Joyce, CnriwrlEht,
u,.'I,s,s Irsyn. ihrrs. haao hit Joyce.
lone nuns. crook, S'aHoh stolen
4, az r.FtrgIEjt. t'Uzrl . DouhI"
fIa "a Smith md H,rFlcy, UiorbEuCr IVY
Lfd praFIpy Flrat base on balls, 81
Hmm on IIughty o. M by pitched ball,
bcmont. Let on baseg, Washington y
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Perhaps the
"New Woman will
be q stronger wo-
man than the old
one. Certainly,
fresh air and the
right exercise will
do much for her.
Fresh air Is a great
restorative, exercise
a great nerve tonic
If a woman be in
condition to take it.
A healthy woman
can avoid disease.
She can avoid the
seemingly almost
inevitable =" weak.
ness " OF her sex il
she pursues the
proper h ygienic
m ethods. The
same methods will
: not cure her il she
r.. a1rAad es.k
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WYE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAF
" ERS. but men OF ability. $500 20 $50
n month TO hustlcrs. State and general
agents Salary and commission. RACINE
FIRE ENGINE Co, Racine, Wis.
au2J.posa
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- ALESMEN--To SELL CIGARS ON
= credit. good pay, expenses and tho
state agency or exclusive local territory
given to right party. Address p, O. Box
l2si. New YORK city. Apg.W&s-eoW
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q ALEsMEN WANTED IN EVERY
y district: new season; samples free;
salary or commission with expenses from
start. LUKE BROS. CO., Chicago.
myi.tu&S
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THIS IL our big waist day. All at re-
lIiiO ~ duced prices
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
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IGOR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
Il the city; large and plenty OF l!Ghi;
centrally looted In best advertised bulId'
Ing in tho city, Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHTEKS, Fourteenth
mud Market streets Jal
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dor SALE.
SALOON
AFEW CNOICELOTS AT EDGINGTOX
cheap and on Easy Terms
w. V. HOGE.

J-oR SALE OR RENT-wITH VERY
L little money you can buy o. rent
fIrc property Chakcryl, with splendid Stora
,l0ncry and stationery; ilne horse aud
wagon. All bakc-housc and store fixtures
Included The best custom tn town Of
1000 inhabitants It's u bargain. AdS
dress MAYFLOWER care OF Wheeling
IutplllgcnCCr myS
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nan ODUM Third door, rooms, 1867
MIN MEM Main street
VIZ ALI second floor rooms, 1905
Main street Basement eating house, with all
lStlIres aud furniture ready for business.
so LOANS On on good resi- estate.
FOR SALE.-I.lund property paving u per
cont JAMES l., HAWLEH,
Real Estate mud Financial Agent,
r,vE toss Main Street.
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BY using THE New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
eiy is a great surprise on account OF
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