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Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-29
Tuskaloosa County Appointments.

 Col N. N. Clements and Lewis W. John son will speak on the political issues of the day at the following times and places: Keoppers, Saturday, October 31. Cottondale, Saturday, October 31, at D. m.
 w. B. Oliver, H. A. Jones and w. G. VanHoose will speak on the political is- sues of the day at the following times and places
 Fosters, Thursday, October 29. Romulus, Friday, October 30. Hickman's, Saturday, October 31. J. P. Park, s. D. McGee and Robson Brown will speak on the political issues of the day at the following times and places
 Fosters, Thursday, October 29. Romulus, Friday, October 30. Hickman's, Saturday, October 91. Marcumville, Monday, November ?. New Lexington, Tuesday (election day), November g.
 w. w. Brandon and w. G. Cochrane will speak on the issues of the day at the following times and places:
 Crosslands. Thursday, october 29. Mitchell's, Friday october 30. Lewis W. Johnson, w. w. Brandon and w. D. Seed will speak at the following time and place:
 Marcumville, Monday, November 2, H. A. Jones, J. M. Martin and G. w. VanHoose will speak at:
 Searcy's Mill, Dodson's beat, Monday November 2.
 w D. Seed and Gen. George D. John ston will speak at the following times and places
 Parsons, Thursday, October 29. Coaling, Thursday night, October 29.
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Hon. w. P. Pinckard. .

Decatur, Morgan county, Thursday, Oc- tober 29, z p. m. ossas
 Athens, Limestone county, Friday. Oc- tober 30, II a. m. as Ne
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Appointments of Senator Pugh.

Russellville, Franklin county. Wednes- day, October 2S.
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S. W. John will speak at:

s. W. John will speak at:
 Spring Garden, Cherokee county Thursday, October 29, at Il a. m.
 Sylacauga, Talladega county, Friday October 30, at Il a. m.
 Clanton, Chiffon county, Saturday Oc. tober 31, at II a. m.
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Hon. o. 0. Brown.
Hon. John w. A, Sanford.

Charles G. Brown will also speak at Pine Hill, Wilcox county, October 31
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Hon. Gaston A. Robbins,

Clanton. Thursday, October 22, at Il Q. m.
 Abernathy October 29, at ii a. m. Edwardsville October 30, at Il a. m.
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Appointments Fourth District.

Jacksonville. Monday, October 26. 10 a. m.-Hons. T. s. Plowman, Frank S.. White, J. J. Willett.
 Jacksonville, Thursday, October 29, 12 m.-Hon. John w. A. Sanford.
 Peek's Hill. Thursday, October 29, 10 a. m.-Hons. J. M. Caldwell. L. D. Miller.
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Special Features:

Limited expense. Definite contract to both investor and borrower. Conserva- tive estimates.
 Monthly payments on installment shares, 30 cents.
 Fully paid, fixed dividend-pays per cent.
 Pald-up Is issued for $25 6 per cent paid on this amount. The holder partici- pates in all additional profits. Shares, $50 each. --.='-' .t-4.
 Office Hours-From a. m. to 4 D. m. All day on Saturday.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-29
Hons. J. B. Merrill and R. B. Merrill.

Hons J. B. Merrill and R. E. Merrill following places:
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Hon. Paul Hodges

will address his fellow citizens at: Green Hill, October 29.
 Cloverdale, October 30.
 Gravelly Springs, October 31.
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Hon. W. e. Brown

will address his fellow citizens at the fol. lowing times and places:
 Joppa. Cullman county, Saturday, Oc. tober 31.
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Hon. John L. Burnett and Dr. R. M. Cum
 ningham. Cedar Bluff, Cherokee county, Octo- Der 31.
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Hon. J. F. stallings.

Hon. Jesse F. Stalings will address the people on the issues of the campaign at the following times and places.
 Brundidge, Pike county, Thursday, Oc- tober 29.
 Spring Hill, Pike county, Friday. Oc- tober 30. p
 Henderson's Store, Pike county, Fri day, October 30, at 4 p. m.
 Troy. Pike county. Saturday, October 31
 Greenvlle, Butler county, Monday, Mo- vember 2.
 Montgomery, November 2, at night.
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We claim a superiority of taste in the se- lection of the Merchandise we offer to the public. We guarantee all our goods and sell them on their merits. Our Cloak and Millinery Departments were crowded last week with customers. Stylish goods at re- liable and low prices were the attractions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14
NoUNDsvILLE
AMisceiInncous' MeiHnGe OF Minor NJ Mt
y. tcrs from Mnrsllnll's Metro polls,

The local chapter OF tho Epwortl
League. has rented 4 cottage or tho calnI
ground and will open II to-day. 1t IL Il
be their home during the meetings and nj
Epworth Lcaguers Will be welcome tc
make the place their headquarters while
on the grounds.
Captain james Whlttingham and dnuGh,
ter, Mrs, William riggs. who have beer
tho guests OF relatives hero during tht
summer, Will leave tomorrow for theli
home ut Omaha. Neb.
Edward CriSswell. an Ohio River brake,
man was joltcd of II car ut Glcdnlc or
Sunday and WINS quite severely injured
His homo IL In Canal Dover. o.
Tho Marshall county bank md the
MoundSvIlle Electrical Company have Dr.
clnrcl their usual scIni-afInual dividends
OF S per cent.
Mrs. Henry Sheets (nce Anna Lakin.
and sister. Mrs. Lcssie King, OF Hunting.
ton, nre visiting friends In tho city.
Charles Trainer and family. OF Chicago
ara visiting h family Of 8. J. Gntis. Mrs
Cats IL n sister OF Mr.. Trainers.
ROY. i. II. j. King and family. OF Slcr.
rard. have removed to the camp ground &c
remain during tho summer.
Rev. q. W. Grimes occupied tho puIpli
OF the NJ. +. church Mt SIstcrsvillc on Sun,
day.
c. n. Mcconnell. or Pittsburgh, Is In the
city, tho guest of friends.
Hon. Sep iinll. OF Now MartinsvIllc, was
n visitor here yesterday.
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Baker will pitch the Weddings to
Victory this afternoon.
Didn't Delehanty hit the ball yester-
day? Well. yes he did!
Looks as though Toledo Is hoping 10
break Into the Western. Pay up. Mr..
Gunnels!
Shaw was slow on the bases in that
ninth inning and was badly coached by
Pitcher Irwin.
Rhines will be in the game soon., Then
the "Clncys' will walk away with the
big league pennant-
Sam Boyce and VIII Irwin are the
original 'rooters" In Wheeling. DR..
Morris Is n close third. '
II the games played by Toledo. which
were taken from dates far ahead In the
second season, are not counted b:
President Power. Wheeling VIII finish
In second place.
Jack" Crosan has OBLIGATED in four
games. In three he gave the best OF
satisfaction. In all Kindness to Jack
however, he was decidedly OF in his
judgment yesterday afternoon.
This afternoons game ends the frs;
season Of the Interstate league. II To.
ledo loses and Wheeling wins. the Nall
ers will be In second place. even count
Ing an the extra games played by the
Angels.
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Tho distress nlong Wcgec and Pipe
creeks las been relieved for the time by
tho voluntary contributions Of more fortu-
mute people IN those nplghDorhoous ana IN
this city. Rev. Mr.. King distributed q
wngon load OF supplies along WeBce creek
Saturday. mud another will BIO taken down
this morning, while tomorrow an army OF
volunteer workmrn Is expected TO 10 down
ana help 10 clear AWAY tho debris from
solne OF the premises on Wcgce. The force
will 10 smaller than Il otherwise would be
or In operation here this week. But IL In
expected that there Will DO enough to do
Il great deal Of good IN tho way OF work
for ono day, A local correspondent at
Pipe creek gives un estimate OF the losses
there ny follows: Albert Browns house
was flooded, loss $40; Mr.. Adams. who oc-
CupieS the old school house.. haH nothing
LEFT. The Iron bridge ut this point IL q
wreck. Wash I.eWia' loss 500: John Mas
tcrs' house, occupied by James Goodrich,
md outbttilingS, loHH $1,000; Mr.. Good
rich'B household goods were swept away.
und scarcely t11 would replace his loss:
Joseph Carries blacksmith shop, stable,
grocery md outbnildIngs gone. Du dwell
north side, which held the drift and divided
the current. Tho family spent the night IN
awful suspense, being unable to got otlt.
with his book account, Mr.. Carlo estI-
mates his loss at tl.tO0. Damage 10 Mrs.
llcrr's lot und crops 500: Boil Powell.
house mid goods, $500 Amos Workinhn's
beautiful little cottage itud contents gone.
his lot M barren NS Sahara; MO would
not replace II; DR., Korrell, SDVi Thomas
McNiccc, 800: MnlIchi Buingaspter, flW:
George BumHArdnor, 500.
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The PIN or Ii.malre News.

William Hague, n young man who wcs
employed hS tiniekeeper ut Trolls mines,
| got OH Il spree the Fourth OF July and kept
Il up so perslstettly that the manager
finally filed his place. DiEheartened at
this and depressed from his long %debnuch.
he swallowed enough lAudunum to put him
TO sleep forever, but IL was discovered and
n physician pumped him out In time TO
save his life.
Clint Terry. n young colored boy, had
his face badly burned while lighting the
gaS In II peanut roaHter Saturday evening.
Ills eyes escaped injury but the skin III all
preling OIL his face. leaving him compare
lively white.
Mr.. John Ney. the gentlcmanly ticket
agent OF the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company, and Miss Mary Robinson,
Will be married In ST. Johns church to-
day by Rev. Father Wehrle.
Thomas p. Mason. OF this city, 4 former
Democrat, but latterly n Populist, was
well acquainted with the Bryan family
when they lived In Illinois, and now he Is
for william J. for President.
John Curran, a boy who learned teleGrn-
ply at the Western Union office here. is
now in chnrge of the Office at Wheelock,
o., a small town on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh road.
Herbert Buchanan left Sunday morning
Tor his home at Brockton, Mass, after
WISHING his mother here.
The Second Presbyterian church sun
a school Will picnic at Ridgeway's
grove Tomorrow.
Miss Sophia Miller Will entertain friends
nj her home on Gravel hill this evening.
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7g....''i
tol M
TIL EnnllAS Tn Ply
TOLEDO HAS TOfPN,. !,

. 10 Is L-l - ~ At
rho lSSs that Toledo. has not paid the
{ScS guarantee which was pali-by every
$tler club In the Interstate leaguc, will
&c received with surprise by manyof the
ffans.n Yet It lisa fact. Recently, Mt
hid New Castle meeting OF the league.
President Power was instructed to col
lect the guarantee from Saginaw and
Toledo, the only dellnquents. or iire both
clubs from the league, Saginaw paid
mp, but MrNGunnels, who 10 worth $780,
700, declined to- settle, Yesterday no
wired President Power that he could
not settle, until August 10. This, is not
1t all satisfactory to the other CLUB
twners and It Ia. not unlikely that Tolc-
10 will be fired out OF the league. The
ether clubs believe Tint Gunnels Is sim
oly holding back, expecting that soon
there wilt be "a vacant berth In the
Western league and that he will step
INTO that organization. 'H
~ The Wheeling management has de-
lslded that unless the Toledo club pays
its guarantee, tho HWheclings will not
cross bats with the Angels when they
co1ne here tomorrow to open up the first
series OF the second Interstate season.
This determination II proper and Just
and will no doubt force Mr.. 'Guunels to
put up his $500.
4 II Toledo IL fired from tho league no
fears rs to its future need be felt. us
Manager Stroebel, OF last years strong
Flndlay team, which represented Taco
mn In the Pacific organization until It
went to the wall recently, Is tetaly and
anxious, to placelHn Inter-state Team In
IFHndlay which, was one OF the best Of
Inc Interstate towns OF 1896. -
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DELLAInE.
All sarts OF I.arai Sew,aui Gossip from
tl,r Glass City,

#.." . -.H."- .H#.- ia. r
Tho Rellniro Strcl Company ElRncd tho
Bcale for the ensuing year yesterday ana
the worka will resume operations to.fnor-
row. Tho scale " the SRin0 ms that ! n
IorcC during tho linSt ycnr, and the con-
ference between the, manufacturers WAS
short and agreeable throughout. Tho
AmnlBnmntod committee ~. coTp0ESM Of
81 Carson, John II. Campbell, J, n.
ltowkoB, George Z. Watkins, Casper
PAUL, levi Sewers and Albert Malone.
This satisfactory adjustment OF tle ncnlc,
n matter that sometimes delays works W
this important induAtry, H. n source OF
qualification TO all The people OF bollnire.
mn well M tho w0rkmen At that plant, NO
OF Il. SlnElG day'p work, and II business
would only brighten lip no that there
would be n good demand for tlie, produet,
and thus give RtendIer work TO all the EN-
pioyeA, It will no the cniSW OF general re-.
)oIClns, because II is the most important
Industry In llellaIrC.
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TEDEAU DIDN'T PAY
That Fine but New York plnyed-O Other
National League Games,

CLEVELAND, July Births was the
last day allowed Captain TGbeau to pny
his fine: he has not paid II. Manager
Irwin and Captain Gleason. Of the
New Works, we're served with the In
junction obtained by President Robl-
son before the game begun M was UNI
pire Hurst. lie said at frat that he
would not play the game with Tebcau
In It, whereat Deputy Sheriff Stegkcm-
per said he would have to arrest him
for contempt or court. Irwin concluded
he would pay. but would protest the
game. Mr.. Robson telegraphcd PreSi-
dent Young, asking 10 be- Informed the
moment any such protest Is received.
Irwin will then be arrested for contempt
Of court. Tho Clcvelands played 4
very poor gnne and New York won It IN
the NTH while Il was raining. In the
Clevclands' half OF the sixth, the UNI
plre called the game. Attendance, 1000,
Score: Rn Il
Cleveland. ..............,0 0-lE0 IL g 0
New .fQrk........a.U...l y O. 0 40 s l
Earned runs. Cleveland l: New York Il.
Pitchers. CApny ana Sullivan. Umpire,
Hurst. Time, ITO.
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WE might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure. but you probably
know that It cures Il cough. Ever one
does who has used It. II IS n perfect
remedy for coughs, colds, h%onrscncss. II
IS mn especial favorite for children. be-
ing pleasant to take and quick In curing.
Charles Il. Goethe. corncr Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Company,
Bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Bcnwood.
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The NAILERs LOST
Tile Second Straight to the Youngstown
.r T-t,rs vn%lifu,ters rs. . r=-a

The Second Straight to the Youngstown
Tnii.nder.. ,,s,-
r,or h rsoo,a ,tm. IN s,,sGns .,o, ,ho
u Jamestown 'aiief'uets aabaaSeu INC
Wheelirgs In a game that %as one
sided until the ninth. when Wheeling
~. "a 80
n.aue n' US ""u Es'"e rM.'"t' o"e
OF tieing the score. Jordan and Carney
were In the points and Gaths pitched
yii,.eares hail. Had G,rvavl ,rcreiyad
-. IL -
tnH support INA 'ne EisiIIhsi p'tSnef
got, the game would have been n
Wheeling victory.
~ - 10 st.th ,,,fre mol, 49, si,. so
~ ~
able 20 score j run. GaFSeS"B?as p'tch-
ing magnificent ball, only three hits
b,y,n. been made Far Yo,Inrstown
$50. -, 80 -,
'ot"ahS ue"'st' "'s = " Ism
of six safe drives In The first 0 o In
ninys, but as they we're scattered, no
rms resulted -,rt
l ne feature o. ttS 6n'tG vas the
maghliceht on oaSes OF
snort! Sall1sneE, VINO httlSTeu nte
bases Oh ope UP 10 !Gs:s seventh
INNING MnaleS neu put up xfeh! game
al shor.,heia. OUT IN 'the aitttm20n ; re-
c9rd;.tt RIet pay AZ SeSoln.t asner
pidyI's tIT oencH. A,tH9uSh Elolet
rays great game lh-the iHt?ia occa,
eiohaiIy, ne IS oy no fntahS H!tloie n
we spoheE MMSnei se.s ~ the game
tae oettef II Viii De ioF, tne
'IInousn ltIckeEts e'uhH Is cry
Gooa' ms Wotk WIN tue siirE IN IF
paSt lort,nIsnl NUS now 1atitht
ape WcaNnssS IN tnat E.tslhen OIL
1ae game. re caIHot oe u1fQ.Si4luta up
on oHo!lns IN rutmerS: AT u,heiuer
VINO can ! MT tAe puit "uiu'e.t ihiu ot
'hs shclI. ,.
Although Nnettlns nv WE " 4leeIS
N the hfst SIX .n,iihss unaoIe
20 sea MAJ an lTouru HsS weren't vi
inc bases IN me sixth e VISITORS
broke tnelr TOW OIL goose StsstAH soou
ei!SIe': Fetey ooHneIs ied jonn VAN u
eInsie ana Mtht 10 sScont " SIs'i )
sdcFlrce. winters vas an nne:io isck-
cFt; men 7nieDie slns!eu a.n-StoIe SEC
Shu. IN tloithlsister .nat
Shlelas sJuus tne tS1 runners
came nome: Fe~tlre9 sue
win a ny 70 slo!ei. Ell
IN tnc scvehth lihInE bsrcy, reaGneq
'ns' On baSo = laisuIe - nI,btis d ~
nne do"n the hhe. on JotHal . ihlieIa
on. Berry was !orceu ous AS sesoha'
N9opt! picheu out d my onenillu iailu.
&c on me sphere !Ur u npucI uSer alsie
NeIo renee; On Mnaiey ster' soi'-
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THEY WIRg SHUT OUT.


IN, Aggregation.
Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgcnccr,
WASHINGTON, Pa, luly 1G,--New
Castle walked all over the PROSTATE
forma OF the Little Senators" In a
fguratIve way this afternoon WASH
inGton was totally unable to do my.
thing with Farmer Browns pitching,
when q hit would bring IN runs. Though
he failed TO strike out asingle man, his
excellent support AMI. good twlrllnS
saved hlm.ln one Inning John SowdCrs,
who tnkcs Martins place, while the
out ut the plate by Eurrell. That was
The nearest Washington came to scor.
Ing. Dinsmorc was hit hard oil through
the game. The fielding Of Donughy,
Cargo, Whitehlll and u. sowders was
good. Thu hcOrn. W.
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LONDON. July I2-JameS Stanshury,
the Australian, defeated "WnK" Hard
Ing to-day In a scuillng ace on the
Thames, for the worlds championship.
Time u minutes 81 seconds.
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truly ANA YSskloyt Donovan, and 1, Mack
Sullivan 4. OF ltillcn l.. Struck otlt., BGcks
ley, ,iilllcn Il Harrington, Sullivan. yirlmS
~ lolrg. Umpire, HottS.
Al Cincinnati scoroiJE nIIF
nrSotiym' ,,.",,iJ Z / . . . O-b il D.
EARNED runs, Cincinnati Il brooklyn l..
Pitchers. FISHER nnd Kennedy and Payne.
Umpire, Sheridan, Time. l:JS,
At ChicaSoLnelehhnty'a terrific batting
was the feature OF tO-dny'B game and pro-
badly saved his team from n cont OF whitN-
wasl, an no onG elE9 could hit Terry. AZ
l,at nvs times. mr. llned out n single nnd
four Glenn homo runs. scoring seven OF his
teams runs,
PiiiaaeypiIa = ! . 0 ! " 3 il : /
Earned runs, Chicago 4; Philadelphia h..
Pitchers. Terry md Garvln, Umpire,
ltmslle. Time, 2;l6,
AZ 81, Louis. score: RIFE
st. LoliS....,..l / 90 20000 I'D II l
Washington 80 l 100000 00Qi . :
Earned r,inP. st. Louis, .; Washington ,.
Pitchers. llart mud McJaineS, Umpire,
Lynch. Time, $40.
At Louisville. Score; RIFE
R I.SS,sTi1Is ...:,,SS : 3 9 8 3 : III - I
At st. Panl-St. Paul Z: Detroit 4; Inks
and Spies: Gayle and frost.
AT Minneapolis - Minneapolis O: Grand
Rapids 3; Hutchinson anu Schrlvrr; Nc.
Furlunu ind Smlnk, u
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DENVER, July B.-Mrs. a. Z. Rtnc-
hart, an. enthusiast site whcelwonan OF
this city, hns achieved distinction by
riding ten Centuries" in ten days.
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AZ SprIngneld-Sprlngflcld $: Scranton O.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WilkeSbarre
game stopped by rain In the third inning,
Providence, 6: W~ilkcsDnrrG o.
At Syrncuae-Syrncuse-Albhny game
postponed, wet grounds.
4 AT MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Ruirnlo I.
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II Toledo does not play this after
noon Wheeling cannot regain second
place ut the finish of the irst season to-
day, but IL the Angels play and lose
and Whcelinss defeats Youngstown,
which Is no ''einch." by the: way, the
Eallers Will lead all clubss5Sbut Fort
Wayne. The other Positions are al
ready settled With the cxccptlan OF Sag
nav and Youngstown, whiehZmay ex-
change positions. IRA
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CEncInnat!'s Reds strengthened their
hold on the lead yesterday by again de-
tcating Brooklyn. Cleveland %rellnquish-
ed second place to Baltimore, being
defeated in n tive-innlng game'by 1r-
wins Giants, who made a Garrison FIN
ish. The feature or the day was the
twelve-!uning contest at st. Louis, In
which the Senators came out second
best. Pittsburgh dropped back u peg,
Chicago by defeating Philadelphia go-
Ing into fifth position.
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LYONS COSTLY ERRORS
Lost the Game for Plttsbmrgh Yesterday
Phenomenal StDu Ly Ely.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July l3.-Lyons'
errors and a batting streak Of the Bos-
tons In the eighth donated the home
team. The only feature was Ely's phe-
nomenal stop and throw to first OF Ber-
gems hot liner. Attendance, $500. Score:
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FOR SALE.

THO, National Collection Agency. OF
Washington, d. c.. will dispose of tho fol-
lowing judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
Bellngton Coal and Coke Co.. BclIngton,
$50 Z: John !. Baker. Bluoncld. SIS ii: J.
Norman & Co. E%rookvllle. siN3 90: j.
p, Iiowermnstcr. Bruceton. {6S rs: Aug.
Schultz, Chnrlostown, S2S ~: q. NJ. Chris.
TIM, Dingcss. '$5ib %: q. Z. Benedict. East
tl26 %: G. Rogers. Framctowsn. SCI a.: G.
W. Sinner & Son. Frccd, $332 R;W.T. Lilly.
Grafton. 1887 %: Il. W. Cownn, Greenwood,
S2H 90: A. Parsons. lIcndricka, s2S4 70: A..
y; @s"d9 81 . i: 5. &;e ma; r. f 4; kyT2In1s,
Pnyno & Beaver. Pecryvlllc, $l57 90: {, "
Wheeler, liowlcshurE. Sill N: s. r.
Wheeler, RowlSsbnrs, SCI Is: Stone. Dow
CowGcr & CO.. HowlcsburE. $50 Ii: j. D..
llass, Rnsk. 1891 s.; Bartlett Bros, Trip
KENTUCKY.
W. H.. Smith. Bnrboursvilie. So AZ: Rob.
crt Allen, Rnrksvillc, Ss02 49,: j. c. Is. Allen.
GCr3ckHt,v.lle, sGs %; J.. G; Stewart & Co,
So IS: N1osos Turner, lIvnrts. $40 80; i,cc
Graft. Gnbbnrd. $ll as: Il. Il. Il j, +. PAM,
Glasgow, 500 90: 4. M. rG%nnlngton, ison.
,II1S s III 90 %. lmlprry M%sGdipstSni I.ayncE-
slo2 o.; j. D. Turner & Co, Minnie, sSS %:
/. c. Bailey, OIL Springs. $3i6 co.; Il. r.
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ShecIn1 DIspatch 10 Tho IntclIIeencer.
TOLEDO. July 1a.-To,cdo reGalncd
second place by defeating the "Jax-
ons" this afternoon. At the close Of
the ninth the score was tied. one run
each, but In the eleventh tho Angels
jumped OF Miller and scored three runs
Score: RItlI
su'Suo II :
JAckSoH y J
BattcTles--Toledo, roylo md Arthur;
Jackson, Miller and Myers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

Winters 10 Cooper. Tascsl on bats, OF
,,nrrpyN 81 on Jordan I.--.Htruck out, by
Sarvey. 2; ~ Jordan. >, Iilno, liit. TIM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

BUSY people have no lime, and ecn-
gIblr people have no inclination 10 use
slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure
acts promptly and gives permanent re-.
suits. Charles r, Goethe. corner
Twelfth ana Market streets: BowiO &
Company. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son,
BcnWoOd, . y.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To- days ganpes-New York Mt Cleve-
land, Baltimore at Louisville, Philadelphia
Mt Chicago. Boston nj Pittsburgh, Brook
Ign at Cincinnati, Washington ut ST.
Louis.
IS ''H4oA MsN 'nuuuiouIo 'uolsou '9Iotu
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

To-daS's gamcs-YounEstowr at' Wheel
Ing. Fort Wayne at Saginaw. New Castle
at Washington. 70 9
Yesterdays wInners-YHunsstown,
New Castle, Toledo and ForSNaync.