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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-16
A. B. StrOnaCh.
"Beauty in Women is Power."-

In view of this fact desire to say to every woman
who wishes to increase her beauty that we will assist her
by ncasng her feet in such fascinating foot covering to
render her feet beautiful and irresistible and at increase
of price over the ordinary, soVeny and il-fns shoes
sold elsewhere.
Ladies' Black and Brown Glaze Kid Oxford Ties in
every variety of form color MATERIAL style, fashion fancy
and preference, s. 90 to f. 80 per pair.
High-cass Umbrellas at the lowest prices on record
We have lust received direct from the factory of the
largest manufacturers in the country large lot of Mems
and Womens Umbrellas. They are all strictly goods,
and the prices are lowest yet reached
ladies' 26-n Union Twill Ladies' 26-n. Silk UNI
c4,Do1 11ho,,oe ~ --c breas-steel rod-$I25 to
oto0' IVY 'N y, H. $500.
Ladies' 26-in Union Twill Mems 20-jn Union Twill
Silk Umbrelas-steel rod - Silk Umbrelas-steel rod
8oc SIoo $I.25 to $3.50.
Trunks at Manufacturers Prices.
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CITY ITEMS.
1t is rumored that Raleigh is shortly
to have another afternoon paper.

1t is rumored that Raleigh is shortly
to have another afternoon paper.
Rev. DIR. Avirett preached ut Christ
church on Sunday morning. lie is tax
ing his holiday.
Sheriff Dixon, of Greene county.
brought short term convict to the PEN
Tertiary yesterday, one year for larceny
Mrs. D. Il. Osborne. who recently fin
ished book Under Golden Skies, or
In the New Eldorada" is in the city
experimenting the printing of her book
which is being printed by Edwards and
BroughtOn.
The Wake Populist county convention
has been called to meet in Raleigh on
Saturday of this week by S. Ohio Will
son. the chairman. They will present
to the delegates the proposition of the
Republican committee to fuse, for reJec-
ton or ratification.
DIR. Marshall celebrated his 9th birth
day on Saturday. He has been rector
of Christ church nearly Il quarter of 4
century. He is in excellent health ana
his strength is such as cause his friends
to believe that he will reach green old
age with powers undated.
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GOT JUDGMENT.

Treasurer Worth has secured judg-
ment against the bondsmen of Sheriff j..
T. league. Of Swain county, for -, lS4.s6
the amount of taxes due the State, which
Sheriff Teogue failed to turn over at the
proper time. There is penalty of $1,000
imposed in addition and 10 per cent of
the taxes not paid over.
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Broken Lots of Wash
Goods to be Given Away.

Fine Organdies, Coored Lawns, White Goods,
Dimties, Plain Nansooks worth all the way up to 25c
to go at the grand gve-aWay price, sc
BROKEN LINES OF SUMMER oxFoaDs AND STRAP
SANDALS TO CLOSE
We mist have this space occupied by Sum-
mer OXfoYdS. All stocks must be closed out in the
season which they were bought. None tobe carried
over. Thirty-one pairs Chldren's Slippers and Ok
lords Ties, sizes IL to H. which retailed at
75c and ST. 90, 60 at 25c
"a pairs Oxfords and Slippers 8 to TO- were worth
LIS and I5o for clean sweep, choice of any, SOC
40 pairs Ladies' Oxfords and Strap Sandles broken
sizes g. price and I.25 for quick work, SOC
p pairs Ladies Oxfords-heel and spring heel
broken sizes IL to i we've I.25 are now 75c
2o2 pairs the balance of entire stock of Ladies'
Oxords and strap Sandals, all kinds, all sizes. Blacks
tins and browns heel and spring heel; the greatest
bargain of the year, not pair worth less than I.5o
many and quite quantity at so; choice of any
and all, 98c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Geo. E. Keiths celebrated line of footwear for Gentle
men for Fall and Winter is now ready.
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WHITE GOODS.
Prices no object. Now you can buy
Them at half value Nice Check Musilhs
Eoinsook. Stripes and Checks. Ana 12ts
az other desirable goods, to go Ii this
sale. They are always needed. Better
get them now.
NOTION BARGAINS.
Household Amonia, large Toe. size,
our price Sc. the bottle.
TALCOM POWDER.
Good quality, &c the box.
BEST BRASS PINS.
Regular DC kind Sc paper, full count.
FANS.
Handsome japanese Fans. Prices
were 25c, SOC, soc; they all 90 now for
Zoe choice.
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Synopsis of the Weather-A decld'd
change to fair weather has occurred
throughout most of the country. Last
night the sky was clear everywhere. en-
cept in the Lake region. and at scatter
ed points in Florida and Texas. The
amount of rainfall was less than hats
beeen reported at any time since July
LIST. Small amounts of rain occurred
mt Chicago. Key West and Kansas City,
and traces at a few other points. The
reason for this change is probably the
rise in the barometer over the Eastern
States. With clear skies naturally
come higher temperatures. The highest
Yesterday reached 90 mt many points
and i'm Nebra ska and Kansas as high rs
96 was recorded Fair, warm weather.
with southerly winds. is now probab bic.
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Biggest &C Bargain Table of Wash Goods ever shown.
It consists OF Lawns, Organizes, French Satteens and
great number of desirable Wash Goods that sold up to 5c
Just think they now 60 for SC the yard Never in the
business has such values been given away.
We follow up with all the best high-cass Organdies,
Lawns Muls India Linens ETC.; prices up to 400 the yard
We have made the price the yard i'll order to make
clean sweep.
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The man who says one thing to your
face and another to your back has two
different points of view.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Cardinal Fair. FOLLOWED
by threatening weather and light show
ers in southeast portions Tuesday after
noon: easterly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to s o'clock tonight: Fair weather
warmer.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Maximum temperature, 81: minmuh
temperature. 60: mean, &c; rainfall
,Tr,co inches for 81 hOnrS1
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morrow evening promises to be a great
feast.
Miss Grace Anthony entertained a
few OF her friends at her home on
Broadway last night
The funeral services OF Mrs. Eliza P,
Holloway took place yesterday after
noon at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. J. W. Schoheid who has been sick
for several days past Is able to be about
again.
Charles HeHing went to st. clalrsyliie
yesterday evening TO spend several
days.
Miss Bell Mcswords win entertain at
her home in the First ward this even
ing.
Arthur Westwood went to Cleveland
shops yesterday to spend a few days.
Mrs. George Strain and Miss Nellie
Hornlg have returned from Ditionvale,
Hall Watson will go to Bethany to-
day to spend several days with friends
Two plain drunlts were fined 81 and
costs by Mayor shIpman yesterday.
A crowd from here will ride to West
Alexander on their whGeis to-day
Mr.. E. L. Finley, Of GAINESVILLE IS
visiting In the city.
Miss Alice AItihgau's condition is
slightly improved.
Roy Galbraith, Of smithfeld. returned
home yesterday.
Miss Emma joy returned to Sisters
Vile yesterday.
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MARTlK,s FERRY.

IIaps and Ailshaps in the Thriving city
Across tiis River.
The fireman on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg shifting iengine at this place
was badly burned at the Laughlin mlil
yesterday morning while drawing
acid into the mill from q
ing near the pipe leading from
the car when It was accidentally broken
the acid flying over him.
Miss Sadie stricIViln met with a very
painful accident while at work at her
home in the Fifth ward yesterday
morning. The flesh on the third finger
OF her left hand was completely stripped
from the bone and It was found neces-
sary to amputate the bone at the
kuuckle Joint.
The condition of Miss Laura Swartz,
which has been very poorly, at the
home OF has sister in Aqtenheimy is very
much improved, and she expects to be
able to come to this place before school
starts, although she will not be able TO
teach for the coming year.
Manager Miller has completed new
entrance to the gallery Of the Opera
house which is q great improvement on
THE old manner OF reaching that par OF
the building, and 1t will give much cas-
Ter access to the patrons OF that seq
ton Of the house.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'S stove foundry
was on yesterday on account OF the new
gas engine they have Just paced, not
running properly. The engine wall be
in perfect running order to-day and the
foundry wiH go on this morning as
usual
The yearly meeting Of friends which
Is in session at Damascus, Ohio, Is be-
Ing largely attended. Sunday there
were in the neIghborhood Of 10000 peo-
pie in attendance and have 2,lOO con-
VeyarceS
Mrs. James Ralston and Miss Clara
Sheets will give garden party to q
number Of their friends at the home Of
the latter in 'The Fins" this afternoon
from to o'clock
Quite a number from this place ex-
pect to attend the Tooth anniversary OF
the organization Of the Mt. Pleasant
Presbyterian church TO be held at that
place tomorrow.
The funeral OF Mrs. Cora Maud
Thompson which occurred from her
home on Eighth street yesterday af-
ternoon was very largely attended
Samuel AFanigan who has been sick
with typhoid fever for several months
past was able to be out yesterday for
the fret time.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal, VINO has been
the guess OF her sister In Indiana Pa,
for the past two weeks returned home
yesterday.
Kenworthy Hoge returned from Da-
mascuR Ohio yesterday. where he has
been attending the Friends yearly
meeting.
Invitations will be out to-day for a
party to be given by Archie Wood at his
home In Walnut grove Friday evening.
A party OF young folks. chaparoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Noble went out
10 colerair last night on a hay wagon.
r. P. J. DrenneD returned from
GrandYiew yesterday evening where he
has been visiting his sister.
Mrs. j. P. Crowl continues to improve
and great hopes for her recovery is en-
tertained by her friends.
Mrs. Myror E. Cole and children re-
turned from three months visit at
GAINESVILLE last night.
The stone work for ]. B. Montgom-
er's new residence on Broadway was
commenced yesterday
The chicken supper to be given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church to:
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M'PARTLAND WON
Over Jack Daily In twenty-five Clean
Rounds Last Night.

over Jack Daily in Twenty-Five Clean
Rounds Last Night.
NEW YORK, August 29.-KId Nc
Partland, Of this city, got a well earned
decision over Jack DAILY. OF Wilmington,
Del, after fighting twenty-five clean
rounds before tho Greater New York
Athletic Club tonight. The last time
these two met DAILY got the decision
on foul in the seventeenth round Mt
me LenoN Athletic Club. and Rlncc that
TINE Mcfarland has always claimed
mat he had DAILY whipped then. He
insisted that on their next meeting he
would demonstrate his superiority over
me Delaware man. ana he did this very
tHecllVely when the opportunity pre-
tenied Itself tonight Both men were
IN splendid form and showed that they
hAl trained carefully when they strip.
pel IN the ring. The bout was devoid
OF toul work and was one Of the clean
90 ana cleycrest exhibitions ever given
under the Horton law. There was little
70 choose between tho mon at the end
OF INC 60 but M Mcfarland had done
more leading than his opponent. the ref.
r,I'cg decision In HIS fnvor was fair.
pays friends lost lot Ot money on
tac result, aud n fcw bets were made
"a the early part Of the fight nt . to
vi the Delaware pugllist At no stage
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BENWooD
Breezy News Items Gathered tn the Buy
Marshall County ToNm.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the BUNy
Marshall County ToW".
Arthur Maule, son OF John Mnule,pro-
prletor OF the Windsor cafe, met with
a painful accident yesterday. He was
running on the railroad track and in
some manner fell and badly injured his
elbow, John Maule, the father has been
in the town only about week, he
having moved here from Bellaire.
Michael Higgins was buried from the
Catholic church yesterday. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Higgins was
about thirty years OF age. He was born
and raised at Benwood.
Among the Benwood people at the
camp grounds yesterday were DR.. AL
ley, Miss Halle Martin Matte Carpen-
ter and Miss Lizzie Hall.
William Bows and Charles Carney
were arrested for fighting and were CIV
en- n hearing yesterday evening.
Joe Crawford was arrested Saturday
for being dlsorderly. He was given a
hearing yesterday evening.
The bicycle race given be- W. c. Bur-
rIs, the druggist. on last Saturday, was
won by young Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner, OF North Ben
wood, left recently for trip to Mag
ara.
Charles Vance Is down the river on a
fishing trip. He will return Wednesday.
Miss Alto, OF TrladelphIa, is visiting
the Misses Riddle. Of this city.
Miss Annie South has returned home.
after a visit 20 Darlington, Ohio.
Leon Ruble, OF Powhatun, was In the
city yesterday.
A young child of Paul RIcdel is very
III,
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ANoTHER Road RACE.
Open only to the members Of the North
End Literary Society.


Open only to the members Of the North
End Literary Society.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will celebrate Its fourteenth
anniversary on Monday September 6,
and one OF the attractions VOL be q
road race to be run from Seventh street
TO the water works pumping station,
on the river road above the city. u Is
open only to members. The following
are entries and handlcaps;
Five minutes-Smith
-Four minutes-Pockle.
Two minutes-HenTy, Care1bauer and
Dailer.
one ninute-Otto.
Thirty seconds. Heimbrecht.
Fifteen Geconds-F'ugate.
scratch-L. Heimbrecht and Jones.
The officials are as follows: Referee
r. q. Schafer. Judges-Ebert and
Bachmnn. Timer-Beuter Checkers
-Falck, Cox. ]. Daller, and johnson.
Starter-HasSeik
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

Prof. II. n. Mertz. formerly vel
known In this city, will be reelected
superintendent OF the schools at steu'
benvllle, though the school board dead
locked on that issue. The county com.
mlssloners will NOW elect.
Miss Maude Potts returned "a
Moundsvillc yesterday, after pleasant
visit with Mrs. Sanders and Other
friends here.
The Mechanics band, Just returned
from Mt. Lake Pork, present the ap.
pearance OF handsomely entertained
party Of men.
Mr.. Charles Arnold and wife and Mrs,
Carter will occupy their new home on
North Belmont street about next week.
A hay wagon party drove out to the
foot OF the big hill on the national pike
last night.
Colonel s. L. Mooney, Of WoodsAeld,
was In town yesterday.
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oneInI Ronte 70 olneInnntl tor Am.

The Department Commander OF West
Virginia has selected the Ohio River
Railroad rs the official route TO Clncin-
natl and return; and will leave Wheel
Ing, Monday, September 8, using train
No. ], which leaves Wheeling at7:I0 A.
M, Eastern time Through coaches to
Cincinnati without change FOR the ac-
commodatlon Of all who desire TO use
the oiIicni route. Tickets VIII be on
sale September 3, 4, 8 and 9. Mt the rate
OF $50 for the round trip. good to return
until September l3 inclusive, with the
privilege OF extension until October .,
by deposltlng ticket with Joint Agent
at 1i9 East Fltth street, Cincinnati, and
,pnVment Of twenty-five cents.
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BELLAIRE

AnsoitS Of LosaiNsVVS aud Gossip From
the GInGs Guy.
Yesterday was a big day in the local
police court and Mayor Freeze had ten
cases to dispose Of Charles and oliver
Adams for jumping Baltimore & Ohio
trains, were fined-charles with 81 and
costs and oliver with $50 and costs.
Then plain drunk and frequenters OF
dlsorderly houses made up the rest. The
inmates and frequenters Of the dlsor-
Derby house are the ones who show
night. They know whether they are
guilty or not, but they want TO see II 1t
can be proven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-30

CINCINNATI, August 29.-The Reds
gained what seemed to be a winning lead
In the eighth. but tho Phillies pounded
pammann in the ninth and won out At
"HuA''e' '''''' RHE
Cincinnati 30 OOo1 o1s oil! 2
PSiladeip'a 20 0 0 Q o o As 10 l
Earned runs, Cincinnati 5: Philadelphia
Z Batteries, Damnann. Breltenstein and
PtItz: Donohuc and Murphy. Umpires,
Gaffney and Brown. Time, 1850.
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ErRrMENrs TOURNAMENT.

The fremen have everything arrang-
ed for their tournament here the last
three days of the week, except the mu-
sic. The prices demanded by the bands
they thought too high, but they expect
ed to get everything fixed up with the
musicians last night and 1t is safe to
say there will be plenty Of music In the
big parade OF fremen on Thursday.
quite a number of business men will
make q. display.
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"RuMs" AND TH1Ev1NG.

There was quite a gang of "bums" in
town yesterday, and strangely enough
a number Of petty thlevIng cases were
reported. The residence Of Mrs. Emma
Porterfleld, that OF Charles Arnett and
that OF E. H. Jones, and also James
Stewards, all entered Sunday night.
Clothes and things to eat we're taken.
but no valuables were found at any Of
the nlacnH
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GRnnMs, BATTING sTREAK.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August 29.-The
Grooms had on a batting streak to-day
and found Jones and Wilson with equal
facility Jones struck out eight men In
NE six inning he pitched, but whe:l he was
nm 1t was for long drives. Wilson was
no Improvement on him. Attendance, GO.
Score: pur
Brooklyn ....O13So al o-l9 &c :
Cleveland 20 i 0 . 202 &7 s 4
batteries. Kennedy and Ryan; Wilson;
Jones and Crlger. Empires, Connolly and
HINT. Time, 1855.
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IIrnIa1,s I.adacLe and Indigaslial O.

IL tho only remedy on the market that
will cure every form Of Headache IN 10
10 minutes. correct Indigestion. Etlmu.
late the nerves and build up the system.
travellers gripsack. At all Druggists.
3 cures, SC
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.rrnA rrns. Rnston 2: Pittsburgh

Earned runs, BOston 2; FlIIsuuTBh Z
rTS.basc hits, Clarke, Bergen, Lewis.
TSre..base hit, O'Brlen. Stolen bases.
Love bergen, Duffy, Donovan. Double
1i,y Long. Lowe and YeaGer. First base
Ss balls. on Tannehill 2: on Lewis !.
lii nv pi;ched ball, Donovan. Struck out,
~ LAWS 1. Wild pitch. Lewis, Time, l:55.
i'nnires, Lynch and Andrews.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REUNION.

Captain Danford went out to Jerusa-
lem yesterday evening to be present at
the Belmont-Monroo reunion to-day,
where he is on the programme for
speech, but ne will be back at the st.
CIalrsyllle fair for the next two day3.
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denca, II. 7, AUG. 2a-Sharkey accepts
the National A c. offer OF $4,000, all the
purse to 80 to the winner. To Ntzslm-
mons, shut up or put up"
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Of the contest were these odds war
ranted, and It was evident at the end
OF the twelfth round that the fight
would 80 to the limit.
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FoR SALE
New Steel Bridge Bonds.
Wheeling Pottery Bonds,
whitaker Iron Co. Bonds
Moundsyllle,. Benwood and wheeling
Railroad Bonds.
RGvenswood, Spencer & GIonvillO Rail-
road Bonds,
Money to Loan on City Property.
Houses TO rent and for sale.
SIMPSON 8 TATUM,
Stocks, Bonds and Investments. Room
City Bank Building. Telephone ot.
For sale at bargain, 12S-aere farm,
milea east OF the city.
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INTERSTATE LRAGDR

Al Springfield. = =
Springfield ~ 0 0 9 9 %
Baticrics-Crabill and Grafilusi Helber-
ger and SchrGcongost.
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THE GRAND CIRCUIT
Races at Readvllle-TOmmy BrlttOn
Won the 2.l1 Trot.

Won the 2:11 Trot.
READvILLE, Mass, August 29.-The
grand circuit meet opened to-day at the
Readville track under the most favora-
bic conditions, good weather, close
heats and a large attendance Three
races were completed. and three heats
run on in another. The interest Of the
day centered In the 2:11 trot, and with
big purse every heat was fight to
the finish. Summaries:
Three-year-olds, 2:3o class, purse
Charley Herr, b. s., by Alfred
G.-BessIe Huntington (Wil-
lls) ........ ...............,..:,. /
Laurel s., b. T., by Prodlgal-
Laura .. (Rea) ................ I Z
Admiral symmes, b. h. (Marsh). . 3 9
The Earl, CHI. s. (Geers). 4 4 3
Tlme-2a3A, 215H, 2i6.
PHI class, trotting, purse $1,000.
Tommy Brltton. br. h., by
Liberty Bell-Keepsake, by
Pancoast (Geers) ...........t 2 l 1
Bingen, b. h., by May King
Young Miss (Tlter).........S 8 8
SG1A HlbAAla9 pAs Alls NaNbblSl'' -
Hans AIcGregor, CHI. &. CKen-
N.Y. ..s..s.. .'.,.....s....s's :
Octavla, br m. (Ruggles).... s 3 I
AlcIdalia, b. m. (Dore)....... 3 8 6
Captain Jack, blk. g. (Flynn). s 4 4 5
WIstful, br. m. (Peacock).... 8 5 Z
Louis Victor, b. q. (O'NeilO. 6 6 Id.
Time-2IOY, 2;O9H, 2l2I5, 2:13.
2:2O pace, purse $500 Cunfinlshed).
Fllrt, blk. M, by Allmont-De-
ceptlon (Rennich) .............7 /
Flare Up, b. m, by Charles Der
by. (Dlckerson) ..,............. 8 s
Sweet Vlolets, b. m. (McLaugh-
lind .......s s................... z
Frank Rysdlcke. b. 6. "a.
Trout ........ ..."............ 8
LibbIe c.. b. m. (AicDonald).... 8 5 4
Edward s., ch. g. (Anasmith).. 2 al.
Lizzie S., b. (. (Leonard) ....... 4 6 ID.
King Albert, br. h. (Tyson...... 4 DIR
:, .Greylhnd, b. &. (Ewing)...... dis.
Time-2:14, 2:l1N, 2:l2.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
lIiNIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

A MlNlsrRAroN's NOTICE
Having been appointed administrator OF
tho estate OF Conrad Schcller, hereby
notify all persons indebted to said estate
to make prompt payment 10 the under
signed and persons having claims ngainst
the estate will present thcm to me, prop
JOSEPH KORN,
Administrator OF tho Estate OF Conrad
Schcllcr hus6-
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"PUT up OR SHUT UP"

TUT VI Ot SHUT VI
NEW YORK, Aus. 2s.-The following
dispatch has been received by the As
ISOLATED Press from Tom O'Rourke.
manager for Tom Sharkey: "Provi-
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coLoNET.s' THIRD STRAIGHT

Colonies THIRD sIRAITHI'
LOUISVILLE, August 29.-The Colonies
took the third straight game from the
Senator's to-day. Dineeu was touched up
rather lively, while Cunningham had the
Senator's at his mercy. Attendance wv
s'O'e RHE
Louisville .....sOo GONNA s-sl1 .
Washington % 0 0 o 900 OI 4
Earned runs. Louisville 8. Batteries;
Cunningham and Kittrldge: Dineen and
Farrell, Umpres, SWartwood and war
ntr. Time, l:40.