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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-20
BONNEVILLE !
AMlsesIlansous BielanEo OF Minor Mat.
ter from MarShnlI'S Metropolis.

AaIIseeIIansOus MelAnEo or Minor Mat
ter from MarShAIrS Metropolis.
The first service OF the camp meeting
held Thursday night was attended by
large crowd, who listened very atten-
lively to an excellent sermon BY Rev.
Spencer King. The services yesterday
morning and afternoon were not so well
attended, owing to the heavy rains, but
large crowd heard DR.. Rees, the evan
qelist of Cincinnati, last night. The
Doctor was here during the entire SER
les OF meetings last year and is quite
a favorite with the camp ground peo-
pie. Rev. Ruble, who has charge Of
the music. has a chorus nearly organic
ed and the music promises to be the
best for several years past.
Marriage license was Issued yesterday
by County Clerk Lewis to William
Norris, of Green county, Pa, and sar-
ah E. Glendening, OF Viola, this state.
Rev. D. W. Ruble was called in and the
couple were made one before they, left
the clerks office. The ceremonies were
witnessed by all the county officials and
as many others as could be gathered to-
gether on 30 short notice.
Many Of the teachers who stayed in
Moundsvilie duTlng the institute, were
delayed In getting TO Benwood yester-
day morning, owing to the electric cars
being unable to run on account Of the
high waters Some went In hack to
TonlInson's to where the cars could run
and others waited on the 1884 Baltimore
& Ohio train.
The Ohio Valley Quartet, composed OF
MessrS. Holt. Hunter, Alexander and
Cats. sang at the harvest home picnic
at Bethel, Ohio. Thursday. The quartet
accompanied by Mrs. Holt and Mrs. W.
A. Williams, drove over to Bethel In
hack. They report an excellent time In
spite OF the heavy rains.
The teachers here are very indignant
over the article In the Benwood Enter
prise, and were pleased to know that
the Benwood teachers did not endorse
the sentiment OF the article.
Miss Mabel MacLean, the accom-
pllshed daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. ].
MacLean, OF Reading, Pa, Is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Porterfield, OF
the Orchard,
County Clerk Lewis has issued e
marriage license TO q. ]. Bassett and
Lovina Crow, both OF Alkaline, this
county.
Kew. samuel stone, the great eVHnSe-
list OF New York, Is In attendance at
the camp meeting.
Colonel Robert White, OF Wheeling,
was In the city yesterday.
Rev. John BrVson, OF Proctor, IS here
attending camp meeting.
Mrs, Rev. L. L. Stewart Is home from
visiting In Steubenvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levi and family
are at Atlantic City.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by
Qulnte Beatty Thompson 10 the under
signed, ]. c. Hnberileld, a. trustee. bear
ing date on the 10Th day OF August, ls9I.
and recorded In the office Of the county
clerk OF Ohio county, w. Va, In Decd OF
Trust Book No. 30, on page ~, the uh.
derslgned trustee will proceed 70 sell W
public auction ut the north trunt door OF
the court house OF Ohio comfy In the
city of Wheeling, W. Va, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER, 3, 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the fol-
lowing described property, that e 10 say;
All OF a certain lot or parcel OF GROUND
In the city OF Wheeling, county OF ONO.
state OF West Virginia, fronting thirty
feet on Lind street and running east an
equal width to an alley between said Lima
street and McCollOch street on the east
eFn side OF Wheeling KIN, 10 square No.
9 IN the Churchill addition 10 the said city
Of Wheeling, being the south thirty feet
OF the same property conveyed to JOHANNA
c, Mayer by CRthRrinR ODonnel BY decd
dated October 3, lSS.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiru OF inc
purchase money, or so much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay, cash 10 hand
on the day OF sale, and the residue IN two
equal instnllments payable respectively In
three months and six months from the day
OF sale, with interest, the purchaser Civ
Ing his negotiable promles0ty notes for
the deferred payments with good SECURITY,
and the legal title to he retained hg further
sccurinty until payment Is made u full.
JOHN q, HABERFIELD,
nus.s Trustee.
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BEN WooD
lrsszy News Items Gathered tn the Busy
Marshall County Town.

nrsszy News ItsnIS Gathered In the BHIy
Marshall County Town.
Benwood people who left on the Pan
Handle Atlantic City excursion included
DR.. j. w. Mcdonald, Mrs. James Ge-
rGghiy, Mrs. Charles Price and Frank
GeraEhty. They were accompanied by
Mrs Charles Rohrig, Of Wheeling. DR.,
Mcdonald will return In n few days with
his wife, who has been at the seaside
some weeks.
The Wheeling Railway company has
not completed the work OF moving back
It's trolley poles from the tracks. The
poles are being placed ut n safe distance
and no more accidents to passengers
from contact with them may be looked
for.
The band Of Eypslcs hns moved from
BoEGs' run to the camp grounds station.
and horse swapping IS being INDUCED in
In another sphere.
Two traInloads OF soldiers, bound for
Middletown, Pa, passed through Ben
wood carly yesterday morning.
Martin Grogan. OF Johnstown, Pa. Is
visiting his brother, Timothy Grogan.
Several Benwood people arc taking in
the camp meeting at Moundsville.
Ted Landers IL recovering from his
attack OF humps.
Miss Mary Flanagan, OF Grafton, Is In
tho city.
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MARTTN's FERRY BRIEFS.

Miss Carrie Stewart, who has been
this guest OF her cousin, Miss Bird Stew
art, on Filth street. returned to her
home in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Miss Bertha Robinson returned TO her
home in Columbus yesterday. after a
weeks visit with her grandfather, John
Pennington, on Fifth street.
Rev. j. G. Jones and Miss Mary Lo-
gan returned yesterday from Flushing,
where they went as delegates 20 the
Sunday school convention.
Thomas Grayson, Peter Reddy, VIII
Rogers and Clarence Eberts will enter
the one hundred yard foot race on the
Island next Saturday.
The Buckeye running team are prac-
ticing every evening for the tourna-
ment at Bellaire. September /, 9 and 8.
Mrs. Mortimer williams and child re-
turned to their home in Lima, O., yes
terday, after visit with friends here.
The young ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church will meet Monday evening at
the home OF Miss Mary Thomas.
Joseph Williams will open up a gro
Gerry store in his old stand on Washing
ton street, about September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, OF San
Angelo, Texas, are the guests Of his
brother, W. n. Hobbs.
Mrs. William Burson and two children
have returned home after a visit with
friends al, Irondale.
Mrs. ]. P. Crowls' condition was very
critical all day yesterday and her re-
covery is doubtful.
Miss Priscilla Mckee, of Beaver Fails,
Pa, is the guest OF the family OF A. W.
Dawson.
There will be no services at the
United Presbyterian church Tomorrow.
The Sherman House property will be
sold at public auction this afternoon.
Miss Maggie Fehrenbach leaves to-
day for indianapolis to visit friends.
Harry L. Allison, OF Washington, D.
c., was hero yesterday on business.
Sherman House property sale this at
ternoon at o'clock.
W. R. Ratelifte, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
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Disease is a great and treaeheTous ocean.
Man ever stands upon It's ahofe and gaZes
out over It's calm surface without thought
Of danger. It )icks his foet-it advances
and recedes almost playfnlly-but all the
same Il will crack his bones and eat him,
and wipe the crimson foam from its jaws
as II nothing had happend, e L has been
doing ever since the world began.
A man who carelessly sannteIa along the
shore Of the insatiate sea Of disease, will
some day 0DcounteT a great Storm in the
form Of soGde fatal malGdy and will be en-
Quilted. Because man does not have to go
to bed when he suffers froin trivial indi-
Eestion, because he does not have to give
up work when he gets nervous and cannot
sleep at night, because be can still force
down an unsatisfactory meal when he is
suffering from loss Of appetite, because by
strong effort he can add q column Of figures
with aching head-iS no reason that these
disorders are trihing or to be neglected.
They are the warnings Of SERIOUS sickness.
A man who promptly heeds them, and re.
sorts to the right remedy, VIII speedily re.
lectS them will find that he q II the grip
Of consumption, some nervous disorder, or
some other dread malndy, due to improper
or insufficient nutrition. Df. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery e the bert ct
all medicines for men and women who suf-
fer In this way. Il restores the lost appe-
tite, facilitates the flow Of digeative juices,
inHEoTates the liver, pufihes and enriches
the blood and tones and builde up the
nerves II cures oS per cent. Of all chronic,
bronchial, throat and lung affections and
Is an unfaillnR remedy for nervous prostra-
tion. Medicine dealers sell 10.
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BRLLAIRE
Amsorr. OF Local New, aud Gossip From
the GIaSS CITY.

An Sort. OF Local NeWs aud Gossip From
the GIaSs CITY.
The flremen have arranged a pro.
grnmme covering the three days Of
their tournament here. The first
VIII be taker up receiving the
visiting delegations. on the Sec
ond day the races will begin In
the Fifth ward at o'clock, when No. 9
and No will run for time. The second
race will be on Union street, In the Sec
Ond ward, between the Chemicals and
Hooks. The third race, In the First
ward, Belmont street, between No. and
No. 8. The two teams making the best
time will run n hub-and-hub race on
Belmont street on the last day. The fat
mems race on Belmont street, from Cen
trail avenue south. Wheelbarrow race
on Guernsey street, between Thirty
second and Thirty-hrst streets, The sack
and potato races on Union street, from
c. & P. depot south. The fremen's foot
race on Belmont street. from Thirty
third street south. The nom association
race on Noble street, from point near
Morgans office north. on the third day
the association race will be run ON Union
street from n point near Aults mill to
a. Klotz's dry goods store. The bicycle
race TO start on Union street at Thirty
second and go to shOdyslde and return.
A watch and some money were stolen
from Miss Bertha Dawson Mt the Ander-
son hotel and i2-yehr-old girl living
there confessed to taking the things, but
she rsturnySl aM but the watch anu
money, s. a. These she said her mother
took and kept. The mother was given
a hearing before Squire Morrell ycster-
day and was dismissed after a hearing,
though the girl snid her mother told her
to give her the things and she did.
The Golden Eagles OF this city and OF
Martina Ferry Will go to Ironton the
last OF this month on the Keystone State
to attend the grind lodge meeting there.
Fully nifty persons VIII leave here to-
morrow and Monday over the Il. & o..
FOR indianapolis on account OF the
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Round Trip summer EIour.IOn rlekor,


Commencing June -, the Monongn-
hela River Railroad Company will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
Webster Springs. W. Va. and return.
Tho location OF Webster Springs IL six
teen miles from Coweu, w. Va.
Tickets are printed TO read via Cow
On and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs. though II passengers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
TO visit Camden -on-G luiey these tick
cts VIII be honOred for passage from
COwon 60 Cnmden-on-Gnuley and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotGl at Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample, first class
accommodation for a large attendance.
Tickets on sale June u 10 September
20. inclusive, and good return
ing until October 81, 1898, For
rates apple TO Hugh @. Bowles. Gsner-
al Superintendent, MononEah. w. Va.
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BOXING.

The Wheeling party returned Vester-
Day rom Toledo, whittier they had
f'n" Wednesday morning to see Oscar
91rG1er defeat Danny Mcmahon. but
90 account OF the latter gentleman's
.iac2s. there was no contest wedncs-
Day night, nor again on Thursday night
os they had hoped. McMahon's illness
u imposed TO have been nepulnc. and
It was induced, It IS said. by his taking
medicines to bring him down to the
stipulated weight. The whcelInEltes
were not only disappointed at this turn
OF affairs. but were indignant In addi-
ton at tho conduct OF c, II Smith. n
Toledo saioonkeeper, who constitutes
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would be great outlet for those states
on the Pacific coast. The continent Is
gridironed with traHs-contlnentaf roads,
but these do EUt alone afford the adj
vantages that could be secured by a
canal. It Is question Of cheap trans
portation, and the Nicaragua canal
would solve the problem, Within ten
years after the completion Of the canal
the population OF the Pacific states viii
have Increased ten millions. One OF the
best results Of the Spanish-Amerlcan
war Is that II will compel the building
Of the Nicaragua canal.
The entire morning session was de-
voted to u discussion OF the Nicaragua
canal
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OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. ls.-Nathan
HoHenbeck, a deputy postmaster Of this
city was shot dead last night by Guam
Mon, a Chinese gardener, who was
watching for vegetable thieves. Hollen-
beck was passing through a corn patch
and was fired at four times by the CHI
nese, one OF the shots proving fatal The
murderer surrendered himself.
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MpARnT.ANn WINS

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-"Kid" Nc
Portland. Of this city, and Owen zeigier,
of Philadelphia, fought twenty-five
rounds Tonight before the Atiaudc
Club. ano Charley White. the referee,
decided in favor Of McPartiand. who,
with the exception Of the last two
rounds, had the better Of the bout. Nc
PartlaDd surprised many OF those who
watched the fight by using his right
hand effectively while his left was con-
tinually playing havoc with zelgser's
face. ZeIgler fought desperately in the
last two rounds. and had the better Of
the New Yorker in the work accom-
phshed, but this was not enough to
couBterbalance the lead which the Kid
had gained previously. Both men
stripped in the best Of condition. The
men met at catch weights for twenty
five round contest, and agreed to box
until ordered to break away by the
referee
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Ills, where he will attend the grand
lodge of the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen.
W. F. Reed was ut Moundsville yes
terday on business.
Wallace Kettedwell is visiting friends
at Glencoe, o.
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~ YOuNG,s YIcToRY.

NEW YORK, August is,-Elght hits, ono
Of them two-bagger, base on balls and
batter hit in the first two innings, to-
gethcr with the utter inability OF tho Gl.
ants to hit ICY" Young during eight In
nlnrs gave the game TO the Indians
Though tho hot sun was shining brilllRnt-
~. the game was called at the end OF the
eighth inning on account OF darkness.
RHE
New York $50 OOoi o o - q .
Cleveland .......2 I 0 0 0 1 O-s IL 2
Earned runs, Cleveland 3. batteries,
Dohcny and Warner; Young aud O,Con-
nor EMPIRES. Lynch and Andrews Time,
2 hours Attendance, 1000.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.


BUFFALO, August 19.!T6ee Electric
City 5000 stake for the 2:sO tfothng the
second big stake of the grand circuit
meeting on Fort ErIe's track. was cap
tured By the Princeton mare, Tlmorah,
after John Nolan had taken heat and
was a warm favorlte in the pooling. AS
a result; Of the upset, the pool boxes
held aobut $4,000 when the Speculation
stopped There was something funny
looking about the early heatEin the 2:04
pace, Cheballs, the western freak STALL
ion. pacing last in two heats, Old Frank
Agan coming to life and taking both
heats. The Judges asked Renney to
Dive the favorite after this. but he re-
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nARTH,s may.
IIsrs and lilihap, IN tIls ThrivinE city
Across the River.


A. ". Dawson, employed by the
wheeling NATURAL Gas Company. whose
residence Is IN Martins Ferry, narrow
IL escaped being seriously injured yes
terday, While at work taking down q
gas line from the old boiler house at
the whitaker mill he stepped upon
some pieces Of sheet iron laid over the
roof through which the smoke stack
formerly ran. and fell to the ground, q
distance OF about iifteen feet.
He landed on his feet with most Of his
weight upon the right foot and received
a severe epraln and Il Is thought pos
Bibie some OF the small bones were
broken. His right arm and side were
also badly bruised. He was removed to
his home In Martins Ferry. where his
injuries were dressed.
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Earned runs, Washington /: Pittsburgh
4 Two-base hits, Anderson, Farrell, Pad
den, Ely. Three-base hit, Clnrk, First
base on balls, BY Tannehill l. Struck out,
by Killens4; by Tannshill I. Passed balls,
Bowerman . wild pitch. Tunnehill. Time,
$40. EMPIRES, Emslie and Hunt.
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ETCHING hemorrhoIds were the
plague Of my life. Was almost Wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently, after doctors had failed"
c. f. Cornwell. Valley Street, SAUCER
ties, N. Y. 3
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WASHINGTON. Aug. l0.-To.day's
statement OF the condition OF the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
S2T377l,Oil; gold reserve. S2Ol,lS966f.
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Sport.
ycnccoo0c(t 5000


Tho attendance at the running races
,.ns,erday was good. and the track
Ssoyy Ex-starter Tom lynn. Of Phil
'soIpbla. was a guest Of the Jockey club
ar8 he predicts the furure success Of the
rc,t,pg. The feature OF the day was the
nrrd,. race. There were only three
",a,,ars and Richard Baker, owner,
,rnIner and Jockey, rode his own horse,
Tampa, to victory at one mile over four
bunYes. The sport was up to the aver
"rs. three fayorltes and two second
choices were heh'ily played and the
tb4 books quit loser on the day. Sum
mary:
parihan. IL (NeeD. To- lO';..'.'..''.''' !
Ensign, ll2 Fennlmorel. 70 l.:...'.'.'.''
M,nko Maid, ll2 (Benderl,. TO l;...;..;,.;..
Timc. 100. Hope and Sister Ida finished
rs named.
Second race, six turlongs.
pSIyrnia, Ilg. iAIadison), ! to 2."........
~ love. ll2 a. Moore, 10 to 1..":......
Packet Piece, ii2 "a. Dorsey, s to i...'.. 9
Time. :25 Traitor. Dewey, AlonEo and
Nvllaghmore finished as named.
Third race, four and one-half furlongs.
I5bn McGarrigle, 1I2 (DOnnenllyl, to 2.
TiddcnIte. LIS u. Moore), to b..."....2
Relic australian, 10 Cflynn), to 1....'... 9
Time, i:Oll5. DuckadOo and Wexford
finished as named.
Fourth race. four and one-halt furlongs;;
IillIpuie, lO5 Patton, Z 70 l...:....'''''.'
corn Cob, 40 (Donnnellyl. to 2....".'...
Dora Lamar, il3 (NeeD, 5 to 2....:....... 8
Time, l:Oi. Rossman and Fluellen fin
Ished as named.
Filth race, one mile. over four hurdles.
Tamna, ii2 (aker). I to b........,....,...... ]
Torsientlon, 1870 CMeredith). to $780,. 2
Arundel, l37 Conrad, to l....,..........
Time, 2Oi. -s.
To.days programme Is as follows:
First race, four and one-half furlongs,
specIal welghts-DoTa Lamar. ll5: Merritt,
i'd IIlllpute. liz; BY JOve, los; Magnolia,
los: MlnkO Maid, l02 dJs
Second race. three-qunrters mile, Sisters
vile neutrality-suspicious., hS5 I Whlppnny,
ia. Arlan, ll6; Monroe Doctrine, lh: Corn
cob, liz. Young Critic, i05: COzette. los.
Third race, three-quarters mile, Mounds
willie Handlcap-E'ireWRter liz: GallAtin,
liz. silver Brook. los: Belvepln, 1e6; Belle
Australian, l04: Helena Belle, iQ3; Torsten-
70 Fourth race, four and one-halt furlongs,
spccInl welghts-Carlle WellE, 1l5; Gold
Dollar, lis: a. d. DRde, li5: Grown. 10;
chi Australian. l0s; John McGarrlgle l05.
Fifth race. four and one-half furlonEs,
special weights-Ed. Murphy lis; Tampa,
lis: Geo. NJ. date SpaniRrdG as; Galloper,
10: G. W. Harding, los; B9tnlevllle, 100;
Ensign, leo. -
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ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stlnEs, spralns, Or, Thomas Eclectric
on relieves the pain Instantly Never
safe without Il.
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the olympic Club. Smith is the whole
thing In the club, and he cleaned up
nearly 5000 on the deal. The big au-
dience was rendered a slx-round bout
between Buck stelzer and Charley
Cross for their money, and nothing
more. This Was not the worst feature.
Smith even refused 10 give Oscar Gasd-
ner a dime for his trouble and money
spent preparing Tor the contest. Gard
ner couldn't even get his guarantee, and
while he might get It by legal prdce-
dure, he would hardly. have recourse to
this step.
Referee George sller,s work in the
Stelzer-Cross bout pleased Wheeling
sports. siler doesn't rush between the
men, but merely touches them lightly,
aud his pointed finger and cautioning
eye does the rest.
Oscar Gardner has gone TO Buffalo,
where. on Monday evening, he meets
Joe Hopkins in twenty-round contest.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Eight hits
for twelve bases gave the Smoky City boy?
the game in the eighth. misjudged Dali
by Donovan helped to Increase the excite
ment. Attendance, 1900. Score:
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NrnYalls IIeadache n d Care

q the only remedy on let that
viii cure every foEm 81 IN 10
70 minutes, correct ~ ftlmus
late the nerves and bil system.
Il should be Ia every ~ every
travellers gripsncS, Druggists.
e cures 25c
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snnnoEF LET DoMN.

BALTIMORE. August 10.-The Orioles
did not win to-day's game with tho Browns
until the ninth inning. when sudhoff let
down. after his previously mastery work.
Maui. though hit freely throughout the
entire game. was effective at critical times
after the first inning. Score:
baltimore .....1 OiOO 900 "a 10 o
ST. Louis .....S 0 0 o o 0 o % 10 2
Earned runs. ST. Louis 8; Baltimore 3.
Batteries, Maui and Robinson: Sudhor
and Kinslow. UmplrCH. Swnrtwood and
Warner. Attendance, l,2sO. Time, 500.
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FOR RBNT

,,,r, street SIS o.
40 a. ~ Nyor,b WORK street. 10 %
10 is s Ss3 s'rce.::.:: ! g g
~ ~ Main street, double room on
FIRST n9 ,0r,,, nm for 10 %
Eas ~, iSIinv 4 > rooms. o.
no ~ ~ sS Hiitv II .,,,,,......... 500
10 10 iSi5 Market street 80 %
No, % sixteenth street. hottling cell =. a,
lN ga a ;,;;ii,tccrth sirect, office room. 10 ~
SS N sixteenth street, first floor. IL "
Bincksmlth shop near rwenty-iourth E, a,
t.roomcd house in rear Of 100 Mccol' a,
10eh street ,.sssHss#ssasss sss. sssHssaasHs y "
NN liz Seventeenth street, rooms. oQ
Eo aSs Main street, rooms. 1900. q 70
: rooms second street, Martins Ferry,
ohio. natural gas fixtures for heat q,
and light .,..,..,,.".'''''''''''''' q W
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PHILADELPHIA. August 19.-The Phil
adelphins went down before the superior
playing OF the Coloncls. Mngee pitched
good ball, and was supported In fine style.
RHE
b bsRIssgIS I'D. ..,S 1888 So ]
Earned runs Louisville 2: PHILADELPHIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-20
kid" MCCOY HARD AT WORK.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-20

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