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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps ana MiIhapI In the Thriving city
Across the River.

~ anu AAAlAAA 80 AA- ~
Across the River.
A dragon arum, commonly called the
black caIlalily. bloomed yesterday
morning In the Presbyterian parsonage
grounds. and Is a flower that Is rarely
ever seen In this nelghborhood, This
flower will only last until to-day and
Is wen worth seeing. The bulb came
from Palestine and the plant Is hardy.
They grow along the River jordan. II
attracts much attention.
The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church at meeting last night, held at
the residence OF Or. Z. o. Williams.
decided to change the time Of holding
the old maids convention from Satur-
day night 10 Monday night, on account
% the Aremens' festival on the former
evening. The old maids convention
viii be held at the opera house.
Yesterday while coupling cars in the
Yards OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, Grant Nansell. a brakeman,
had his left hand caught between the
end OF the patent coupler and the car
and three OF the fingers were mashed.
Mr.. Mansell resides at Bellnire.
Judge and Mrs. II. c. Mcwhorter, o.
Charleston, W. Va. visited their friends
S. G.. W Morrison. wife and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Watson. yesterday.
Judge AfcWhorter has known Mr.. Nor
rison for forty years.
The people generally consider the
Republican ticket nominated at Bel
mont a strong one and some OF the
opposition say that n part OF II VIII
hardly be beaten.
The orbls Club will picnic on Short
Creek to-day. and will be entertained
by Miss Blanche Gillespie, OF Port
land Station, this evening,on returning.
Dr. ]. G. DoweH and P. B. Mansfield.
OF CadIz. are the newly appointed mem
bers OF the pension examining board.
The high school class goes to ut.
Pleasant on Thursday, where i Will De
entertained BY Thomas Mitchell
The Martins Ferry board OF educa-
ton last night elected A. g. Sampson
drawing and writing teacher.
Mrs. Henry Rothermund and children
and Miss Hannah Rothermund, are
visiting a. cadIz.
The large. crane in Spence. Bags &
Co.'S foundry, was broken yesterday
Miss Johanna Kelso. OF Senla. is yis-
ting her sister, Mrs. Edgar G. Bailey.
Henry sommervillc. OF Cannonsburg.
Pa, Is visiting relatives here.
The condition OF Ernest Tweedy last
night was very critical
Mrs, r. T. Allender IS visiting Tela-
lives at Allegheny, Pa
Bowen and o'Leary will have go"
at the circus tonight.
Mrs. Callahan IS critically I'll at her
home on Clay street.
Miss Cieod Anthony is visiting friends
at ST. Clalrsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE.

CoMAIIssIoNER's SALE
3y virtue OF the authority vested In me
by n decree OF the circuit court OF ONO
county. West Virginia. entered on the l2th
dav OF May. 1887, IN a suit In equity therein
pendlng, in which william T. kleeh; guar
dian. etc, ls complainant, and William
y. Klesh and others are defendants, which
decree Is entered In Chhncery Order BOOK
M ia rage Sg2. I will sell at public aue-
lion al me front door Of the court house
In the city OF Wheeling on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 50. 1885,
nt 10 o'clock a. m. the south half OF lot
No thirty-two tID, situated IN that part
OF Inc city OF Wheeling known as Jonathan
ZRnc's addition. said lot fronting on Mar
kct street siNty-slN (e6l feet and maintain.
ing the same width one hundred and
fhirty-tyo OID feet.
TERMS OF SALE-One-hllf cash. and
one-half in six months, taking from the
purchaser his note With approved security.
q. l.. CRANMER.
Special Commissioner,
hereby certify that bond with security
has becn given by the above mentioned
special commissioner. as required BY the
decree appointing him. -
iui.tu Clerk OF said Court.
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uRoOKLYS, June ii.-Anson's Colts
,,I,,,cd ike a lot OF schOolbOys against the
BreokIyns at Eastern Park this AFTERNOON,
Dsnzsr's curves were easy for the nome
players, and then the Colts also mae 49,, ~
!r-bc 1,sfraiIan bassblllists witnessed the
ss an from The grand stand. In the morn;
ing the players from Kangaroo LAM t nne q
~, Srairigt a team made up OF chicago
and brooklyn players Thornton p ,ll ne,
IN n'e lHHii'e' RH f
p-,,v,v, 400 5O32 = lis u ;
e sbGgSiS" II 90 700 l-ilo 6
Esrnc4 runs. brooklyn 5; Chicago 2
f,,.trries Daub and Grim: Denzer and
ISs,nSbne Tlme, 2:O2. Attendance, s'sSA-
f'fupire. O'Day.
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CAUSED BY CARELESSNESS.
There arr Thousands OF People SuGsrlng
To-dny. who Have Not the sIiEhts't DC
e1utott IN T1o ga

There arr ThoHSandS or People SuHsrihE
To-day. who Have Not the Slightest DC
easlon 10 do So.
Some OF the most deadly diseases
from which humanity IL common sur
ferer are caused by the entrance Into
the system, had the subsequent growth
there OF certain micro-orBanismH, or
germs These diseases have been nptly
called "hith diseases" because the
germs which cause them flourish most
luxurlantly In all sorts OF organic dirt,
or Nth. Such germs commonly occur
In water drawn from a contaminated
supply, or in ice taken from contamin.
ated ponds or rivera. Among the most
common Of germ diseases are typhoid
fever dlphtherin, cholera, cholera In
fantum and yellow fever. Physicians
all agree that from impure water, the
greatest danger arises. And when II IS
remembered that the only really pure
water is distilled water, that ice water
IA often prolific In disease germs, ana
that even boiled water fails to purify
Il. II Is at once seen how great Is the
danger that confronts US.
The best advice which can be given
to people. whether residing in city or
country. is to make use OF some pure.
effectual stlmulant which will keep the
blood In healthy circulation and pre-
vent contagious germs getting agtrong-
hold on a stagnant system. Nothing
VIII do so wen as pure whiskey, and
the pure whiskey best known to the
world Is Dnffy'S pure malt.
Not only will Il keep the system In
vigorous condition. but Its addition TO
even contaminated water will render i
harmless.
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cooD.T Ciet, Even Win BaId.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June l4-Tom
Cooper got even with Eddie Bald and
other cracks for their defeats OF him In
the last few DAYS, by winning the mile
omen al the Lakevlew wheelmen's meet
here to-day. The win was not by tneh,
e.. bu. by length and half; Bald
was the man TO follow Cooper IN; with
Steenson back OF him. Tom Cooper
first: z. c. Bald second; II. r. Steen-
SON third. Time. 2l1 %.
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BOSTON, June 1.-TWO good hits on the
part OF the home team and loose fielding
BY Ritchey IN the fourth gave the Bos-
tons another game to-day. The Cincin-
mats made q brave effort to tie the score
in the ninth, but Klobedan1 was too strong
RHE
Boston ........1 ooso1 Ssn j
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 0 o. $ 4
Earned runs, Boston 2; Cincinnati /.
Batteries, KlobednnE and Bergen: DwyeT
and PietE. Time, l:51 Umpire. Lynch.
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Las. night In the Carroll Club Bowl
ing League tournament, the Rus'lers
defeated The Club two out OF three
games on the following scores:
The CIub-McGowan,ll ia, 50. i2s; Lutz.
i25, l09, III: Ebert. 10, III. l2J; Giesey,
ls5, ia. i2i: Gundling, 90, ~. ZIG; Mar
Yer 20. 70. i07; total, $50, els. III.
Rustiers-M cCune. 1906, l06. III; Mad
den, il5, iZ7, i2s: Dick. 80, IS, III; Bos-
lev. l0I, $50. 10: Sonnefeld. ~. lOs, llS;
Carney, 81, iOT. lis: total, 6i2. Sos, I2I.
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EASE pALL cOMMENr.

Tbere's no use talking, the Interstate
league Il all right. 1t IS the only minor
league in the business that has not been
considering changes in lts circuit or OF
s.busringy'' altogether. Even the Western
,c,s,ia which has been termed the sue
scssSr Ia thc American Association, -
ha,,5ne l.g troubles and several teams
&C. a. gn,tlng sick Of the race thus early IN
~ v.ar But through II all the Inter,
SAFE mas gone along, putting up so2d
bSil and making 4 little money Tor the
ovncrE.-Tolei0 Bee.
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NEW YORK, June H-ScW York took
anothe- slow game com the taii-enders
fhls afternoon because they were lucky
enough 20 hit the ball when men were on
bases. Mailman played great hall at sec
ond base. and his catch OF joyce not
liner was the feature OF the game. Neither
OF the pitchers was In good shape. score;
RHE
Esv york.4O 100 Q - y
81 I5gis n . 6Os 90 81 10 :
Earned runs. New York I; 81. Louis l.
Batteries. Seymour and Warner; Donahue
ard Douglass. Time. hours. Attendance
80. Umpire, Emslie.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Intenlgsneer.
PORT WAYNE. June 1.-THE Old Sol
s,sry played q lis,Iess game in the asld,
"a both Brown and Emig were 6atted
Halo- sSN''' RHE
w., Tavne. o 1000 1881 lis Is }
rRvton - 20 90 l 81 10 6
s,,,.r.os-Fort wayne, Minnehan and
O'lIssrn; Dayton, Brown, Entg. Cargo
and GTeenWald-
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Indians
won to-day's game from the Phlllies prin-
cipally through the weak pitching OF ~.
y,,4Tprss curves safely The game was alb
soiqteiy devoid Of interest after the sec
ond Inning, when a base on balls and I'VE
Sits netted four runs for Cleveland. At
tehuAhce '''''' RHE
-,sv,l,yd OIL 20 o-io u /:
pSIisdeip.a -? 0 0 0 % o ? O. : }
Earned runs, Cleveland e. Philadelphia
Vatteries, Young and Zimmer; Wheeler,
E-I6.Id and Clements Time, 2l2. Umpires,
NrDcrmott and Mcdonald.
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corr,II,d an. coIonslE.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Champions
to-day won the second game Of this series
from the Colonies In a loosely played game
the closeness OF the score being the only
feature that made Il Interesting. The
fieIdlng on both sides was poor and the
crop Of errors large. Attendance, i,ss2
Score:
baltimore ,...OlO iO5o -9u :
iIouiSyiIle 81 OO1 AL 81 3 4
Earped runs. Baltimore s: Louisville 1.
batteries. Homer and Bowerman: FTnzer
and Dexter. Time. $40 Umpire, Hurst.
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On account OF the Illness OF George
Kupplnger, Of the Carroll Club. the trio
match between the Carroll Club and All
Nations Is postponed until one day nex'
week. Bowler5 are taking much inter
est In these games, the two teams Pc
Jpry evpnly matched
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the oruans that make il possible. This y
,grony aud need not be. II q woman VIII
mi study the physiology Of the organs DIS
,inctly feminine, and learn TO take the prop
~ care OF her health to take the proper
,rrnedV for weakness and disease peculiar
IN her sex, motherhood will become an nn,
siIgvrd pleasure, where now Il il dreaded
and avoided for iis pains and dangers
The best medicine Eur a woman 10 take
during the period preceding motherhood Is
M pierce's Pavorie Prescription II Is the
oniy medicine for this purpose invented by
= TsTulaTly graduated, skilled and expert
s,.rlaiisf In the treatment Of the peculiar
5Ssrases Of women. II cures all weakness
and disease Of the organs that pcTpetuate
,be race II makes them strong and vigor'
o,s II rida the eNpectant period OF IT'S
usual discomfofts Itinsures baby's health
and makes It's coming easy and almost pain
les II Is the discovery OF DR., K. V. Pierce,
chief consulting physician Of the Inyalids
iI,tel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
Nv Women who wish 10 know more OF the
.FayuIite Prescription should write him.
Vr,arriek Frederick. Of No tiA s. Ssoond 81,
r.r,den. n T. writes My wife i customer
cSynnrS She has used Favuriie Prescription 10
s,,ss,,rnt miscarriage, She had sickness last
VI apd suffered untold misery from a severe
11,,g repeatedly told her 10 use your msti
f.ss hal nc persisted In going 10 % called spe
Ssiist whose treatment emily made her more sick
md miserable Then she used the Favofiis
PRESCRIPTION and was cured"
pleasure. Il isA matter Of health alone,
Nothing else. healthy man can't be TN
b,ppy n he wants TO. Much sickness is
caused by constipation Dr PisTee's Pleas.
AMI Pellets cure constipation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15

L, the western league yesterday Col-
u1,bus won from St Paul and LOOK ths
Irad of the league. Ohio can't pe htp.
down. Il has President ~ tne St .ii. !,
~. S,,nt Ia Tho National, and Toledo IN
800, ,os'tinn In the Interstate. This
+, ~ ~ nothing Of Ohio's having Sock
=, ste w. and TTrbana. Toledo Bee.
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1..a.nMln. a.. o..

speclal Dlspatch 70 me InItIHEsuesE.
vsESTt,T.p- June 1.-THE leaders won
49, r-ayne from Mansfield this after
sooa- but Il was only after hard
y,riTgie. the home team making des-
rsrEtc uphill Tight IN the closing innings
oaly 10 fan one short. Score:
v.,,sols so6O3 las {
SsE CaEtie..i } 0 0 o o-io IL ]
p,t,.ri.s--Sfansfeld Ely and Lynch:
Mn cattle. Hewitt and Graflus-
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Secretary VIII Handlhn hns complied
the averages OF the Mozart Bowling
League players up to the present week,
Stevenson, the All Nations crack, con-
ttnues TO lead the upper tendon bunch,
with 1863. while Handlan and kupping-
er, OF the Carroll Club team. are in
second aud third positions, respective
ly. The figures:
Stevenson. All Nation. (1j). i63; Hand
Ian. Carroll. QS). ISL: KuppInger, Car
roll, l5). l5G; Marshuer. Aurora, Q2),
l5i; W. Fette. Harvest, Qs), l55; Camp
bell. Al Nation. Q3), i53; Wood. Car
nOll, Q2). l52; Day. All Nation, (9). l52.
Burdette. All Nation. 81. lj2; Weltzell,
Carroll. OS), i5l; Blckmeyer. ExwacO,
u2). ISL; Uselton, Aurora, (i5l, $50; Tur-
ner. All Nation. (s). $50: Hamilton,
KnickerbOcker. (3). $50: Nolte. Harvest,
90, lig; HRzlett. harvest. (sl. 1is; Wells,
All Nation. 90. iiS; F. Brasch. EXWaco,
(9), l47; Prosser. All Nation (6. ll6;
Wood. KnickerbOcker, 80. li6: krom-
rick, Carroll. us). 1i5; Scheele. Harvest.
90. li6; knoke. Aurora. d5l. lA; Bow
lin, An Nation. t9). lit; Ebellng, EX-
waco, Qs). l43; Rahr, Harvest, uS), l43;
L. Fette. Harvest, Q2), ii3; Bosley, Car
roll. QS), it9; Franz, AurGrn, Q2), lA2;
Wagner, Aurora, OS). lN: Stanley,
KnlckerbOeker, lS). l39; Nordeman, Ex-
Wnou, C9). 1873; WORKS, All Nation, 10,
l19: Arndt EXwaco. l2l, III;
Webster, Harvest, Q5), l37: W. Braseh,
ExWaeo. (sl. l36; Jones, ENwaeo, lO,
1884,: Reed. EKwaco. (5). i3l; Speldel,
Harvest. t6), III; W. Hall, Exwaco, (sl'
100; GilkeF. Exwaco. 20. 10; Sadler'
KnIckrrbocker, go, le9: BalZer, Harvest,
"a, los; jackson. Aurora. Q2), l27; Roth.
Aurora, or, 1874; Mullarkey, Kulcker-
booker. O5). 12i: Manning. All Nation
90, l2i: Archer, Harvest. (5l,i2i; Stops,
KaiekerbOcker, ClsD. l23: hall, AL Ma
ton, (3), ~; wasmuth. Aurora, ts),
III: Schrebe. Aurora, az. 100: kohm.
Knickerbocker. (9), III: F. Hall Exwa-
co. (s), ZIG; Nlcholl. Knicke-boeker, t5)'
10.
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The II. L. McKowns would like to
hear from the Billy sherrys for a game
OF ball on the Peninsula, Sunday morn
ing II challenge IS accepted. unsweT
through the Intelligencer.
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gs-ned runs, youngstown 4. Home run
pisFrrf. Three-bAse hits. Nusser. Taylor.
Tno-hasa hits. Cooper. Berry. Coyle :
Sisisp bases, Taylor. Curtis. Double plays:
1frseer, Berry and Patterson: Lyons and
ifF{-Isn Left on bases Youngstown Z:
Jytssiin- ID Bases on balls, on kimbail
> ~ carver 4 struck out. BY kimhall
:, Nv f;aryey Z Time, l;3- Weather,
cissr. Condition OF grounds good. UNI
- OFBrlen
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
WHEELING. W. Va, June II. 1881.
We, the undersigned Banks, hereby ngree
TO close our places Of business on Satur-
days, between the hours OF three and SIX
O'Clock y. m, TO take effect June is, 1877.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
i. ". Peterson, Cashier.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.
Alex. Mitchell. Treasurer.
GERMANIA HALE DOLLAR
SAVINGS BANK.
George Hook, President
WHEELING TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Louis +. Stlfel. Secretary
SOUTH SIDE RANK OF
WHEELING,
Chas A. Bowers, Cashier.
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yoUNGsrowN. June lG-YOunEs-
-, non us third successive victory 90
Ay akins the Nailers Into camp by
~, Q, 5 toS It was very one-sided
.,,,,,st up to the eighth inning, the visi-
~, Being shut out until that time. In
n. e,-h,h, YOUNGSTOWN went 20 pieces
"a wheeling scored Chree runs. The
,,.lsx exhibition on the part Of the
e,Bts continued in the ninth, when two
nore runs were hasged by the Nailers.
wb.sllng put up much The better heldinE
NM, bdt me home team bGrted Carney
s,d when hits were needed. Klmball
va an enigma until the last two I'm
Tag. keeping the hits well scattered.
si-Sgr+'s magnificent fielding and hit
.'r- and brilliant stops by Lyons and
Tay.oe. were the features OF the con-
- score
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BONLlNG.

This weeks games-Monday. Carroll
vs.. knlckerbockers: Tuesday. EXwacos
Us. Harvest; Thursday, An Nation vs.,
Aurora.
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Social Dispatch 10 the IntelliEeneer.
SPRINGFIELD. June N.-sprinStieids
Esbsrnatorial baseballists were unable TO
c,ssset with fellow KID Keenan, when
4 Slt rneant something, so lost . one-slded
game ss'ae' RHE
s,.,-,rssld lOo? 100 ~ 3 6
Tslsdo 80 0 i33 100 % L :
UNDERSTANDABLE Donnell and Seha-
tsI: Toledo. keenan, and Arthur.
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The year 2222 Manager strouthers may
managers.
II ltlsa roast. who's the target? a
diagram, pleas,.i
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

yestnrday's yinners-B baltimore. Boston,
New York, Brooklyn. Cleveland, Washing
ton.
To-iay's games--Lnuisyille at Baltimore,
Cincinnat al Boston, Chicago At Brook
In. 81 Louis at New York. Cleveland AT
PhIaIeIphla, Pittsburgh at Washington
WARRINGTON. June lt.-HaWley Wa va
hsFd from the start, thirteen hits for n
Total OF twenty-five bases being made IN
~ arst tbrce innings. In the fourth IN
ming l.nahy went behind the bat ana y IilIl-
nsr took his place at third. Attendance
-5lf Score.
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Springfield has released Harry Tine
bari The batting abilities OF this player
will soon land him into q Job ~ ia 'S.1
wheeling would he making no m mn. ~, !
by signing him. two Of the Nallers ou W.,
ggIders having lost their batting eyes: ~
another ox- springhelder sammy Egs, ,
.srg Wheeling got a Jewol OF tne iT iS
water. why not RlndhntI bo'h ''
hating and fielding he's all right
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39c Yard.
Or next lot Is
Forty-nine Cents,

and In this are Included the new
est designs OF Foulard Printed
midas, some plain. others twill
cd. Some have satin stripes
through them. but all bear the
stamp Of the very latest impoF-
tations. Black, blue. green, etc,
with white,
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The following arr tho batting aver
ay,., OF the members Of the Fort Wayne
team. up 10 Thursday June TO- as com a
nilsI b. the Gazette: Sanders, W,
Cooke. .g7B; Kiln. .5dS; Mekeyltt; '"SS'
campbell. 800. Hageriy. .Z5s; h2olns w,
~. pabb .2gy. Herr ia: Fitch. .i6l;
60, rs. NInnehaa, .li2 Team
a,,,r,re. 30 II will be seen Fort
wryps hasn't batted near 40 hard AZ
Wheeling. whosc team average Is .2s5'
This Is from the Mansfield News; In
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Upwards of One
Hundred Pieces

Are now on our shelves and
counters in dainty styles Of Crys-
tai Cords. so well adapted for
lcOol shirt waists or children'S
dresses. These can be washed
and will look like new. Also
twenty-three-inch printed India
Silks, black and dark grounds,
all Mt
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sTocXHoLpERs. MEETINGS.

ODp FELLOWS HALL AssocIA-
TON.
The annual meeting Of the stockholdefs!
Of the odd Fellows Hail Association will
10 held wednesday evening. June ls, lSi,
al 100 o'clock, for the purpose OF electing
nine trustees and for the transaction OF
such other business proper 70 be done q
such meeting. By order Of the president.
jui-iS A. II. FoRGEY. Secretary.
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AVS games wheelingat YounEs-
,,rn. New Castle az Mansfield Toledo
!, Springfield. Dayton al Fort Wayne.
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SPORT.
Ease Ball, Bowling, Bicycling,
Boxing, Races tic.
NTER sane LEAGUE

,..y..riayfs WInners-NaW Castle. Tolc-
l.. Fert Wayne. youngstown.
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sUlnlER slLxs-oEo, :. sTUEI %.
Geo. f. Stifel & Co.
Summer Silks.
FOR WAISTS, DRESSES AND SKlRTS.

Such season for Silks as the present one is unprecedented
There's more made, more sold more wOrnthe season IS
twOod Fashion and Proefor handsome, s:rviesa
BE and stylish goods can be hadfor as low as DC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
WANTED.

TANTED - DESIRABLE SITE IN
w Wheeling for a manufacturing en-
terprise. Win occupy about 10 acres. Ad.
dress ELECTRIC SPECIALITY CO.. SDs
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh Pa. ieS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
49c.
Ninety Cents.

Just about fifty pieces. and that
number OF styles Of fancy waist
silks. In striped. figured. dotted,
changeable warp. printed and
Dresden. Taneta silks, that were
Sl.00 10 S1.25 a yard, are now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
Hosiery.

Socks for men, stockings for
women and children. We can AZ
all feet and purses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
SOC and ST a Pair.

The ffEty-cent ones are extra
heavy in the palm and inner side
of the fingers. while the dollar
ones have channels In palm and
fingers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15
Suitings.
Tanned Hands

For cyclists can be avoided BY
wearing special cycling gloves
we haye-not kid, but OF cotton.
Therefore no Inconvenience IN
handling the wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-15

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