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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-11
BELLAIRE
An Sort OF i.ouni News and Gotslp Troni
3L the GiRss CITY.

! b r. - u
Some Of the volunteer companies that
organized under the second call for
troops are 50 anxious to get into service
that they have sent applications TO the
President, who referred them TO the war
department. None OF the volunteer or
ganizations in eastern Ohio were .recog-l
nized By the state officials aid many of
the boys are anxious to see service. It
Is not probable any nf the companies
Will be assigned, however, untess nn-i
other. call for troops Is necessary and
opinion is gaining that It will not be.
THE. Republican county central cons
mittee Will meet at St. Clatrsville to-day
to fix the time and place for the county
convention and to name delegates TO
the state convention on the, 21st and s22d
There Ia a division of sentiment as TO
when the county convention should be
held, some desiring "a late convention
and others an early one. y sAA2
There will be two flag raisings at the
steel works this evening. ibetween5ahd
6 O'clock one at, the plate mill, the
other one over the steel worlss. Rev,
R. S.. Coffey and Rev. John F = Foster
will make short addresses. The event
Is being eagerly anticipated by the
steel workers. and the flags will equal
any in the valley.
James Fitton. the enterprising plum
Der, willsraise a flag over his place OF,
business at Thirty-third street, atS7
O'Clock this evening" There VIII sSbe
short speeches BY some OF the workmen.
Music will be furnished by the Amert-
can Mechanics Band. 4; z
~ 10
Mr.. E. A. Boyer, the West Point cadet
who went from this county soma time
ago, dropped Into town Thursday even
Ing" on his way home. 4 His folks 1--we In
Mead township. south Of this city. /;
The Liberty Hose Company and the
Hackett'e band are making preparations
for their outing at Mozart Park next
Saturday. There will be amusernents OF
all kinds. stii :. 1 81 i
3 Superintendent H. G. Williams HIS res
turned from Morgantown. where he ats
tended the annual exer-
c!ses OF the West Virginia UniYerslty.s
Again the tax books are In the city
for the June collection. The semi annual.
tribute rolls around as regularly as the
seasons.
'NPerry Cummins has returned home
from Philadelphia, where he has baeA at-
tending the University Of Pennsylvania
There will be drill OF the volunteer
company recently organized in{this city,
this evening, In the the city hail.
Carl Kraus will be home Monday from
Atlanta, Ca, where he has been work
Ing for several months past.
Miss, Theresa Lentz has gone TO
Lloydsville to spend the summer at her
home. )
s. Miss Edna Geir, OF FL. Wayne. Ind,
Is me guest of relatives IN the Fourth
ward.
Miss Mamie Cowen. OF Sewtckley, Pa.
is the guest Of friends.
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1.-The contests resulted as follows:
100 yards dash-L. Boyd, ! c.. Baer,
O. j. Springer. 3. Times, 1lG seconds.
Putting shot-F. Brockhardt, / B.
Honecker, 2; L. Boyd, 3. Distance, 80
feet. 800 80, ~
quarter mile bicycle race-E. Arm
bruster. /; r. Crag9, 2. Time, S7IG sec
onds r.. - ~
200 yards dash-L: Boyd, /; j. sprln-
ger, CSC. Baer. 3. f
Standing broad jump-R. Crago, /; B.
Honecker. .; r. Archibald, g. Distance
feet inches.
Half mile Bicycle racer. Crago, /;
M. Miller, 2; L. Armbruster. 8. Time.
1:17Is:
100 yards hurdle-L. Boyd, 1: B. Hon
ecker, 2: w. Gwynn. 8.
Base ball throw-I,. Boyd, /; A. Coll
lier, 2; J. Howard. 3. Distance So yards
inches. y 4, -,F1 ~ a. ,.5
Mile bicycle rnce-M. Miller, 1; r.
Crago, Q. Time, 2:50Ik.
Running high jump-B. Honcckcr, l;
r. Archibald, 2; A. Hess. 3. Height,
feet s inches.
44O yards dash--L. Boyd, /; B. Hor-
ecker, 2; T. 7IendeEson, 8. Time, ia.
Pole vault-A. Fink, /; NJ. Blatchlcy,
2; ]. Howard. q. Height, 6 feet inches.
Potato rac-L. Boyd, l; ,-Archl-
bald, 2; B. Honecker, 3.
Two mile lap race. bicyclc-R. Crago,
1; NJ. Miller. 2; q. Armbruster. 8. Time.
$40. &.
$50 yards run--L. Boyd, 1: W. Schaub,
2; E. Westwood, g. Time. 2:2l. a., e I.
Standing high jump-B. Honecker, 1;
r.. Crago, 2. Height. 3 feet inches.
Hammer throw-F. BUckhardt, /; D.
Hnncclser. 9; W. Gwynn, 3. Distance e.
feet inches. .,.:
One mile waikiki, Thomas. Il E.
Westwood, 3.
10 yards dash. Junlors-A. Clyker, l;
A. Hessc, 2; G. Shields, g.. Time, z Sec
onds. K !, a I, n
Hop, Step and jump4M. IToneckcr, /:
RI Crago, 2; r. Archibald, Assistance
"a feet 5is inches. ~ 49, \, y. =.
High kIck-R.. Crago, L; b. Honeclter,
2. Height, z feet IL Inches. y 3 d ne
Two mile handicap, blcycle-R. Crago,
scratch, Il; NJ. Miller, scratch, 2:E. Arm
bruster, $50 yards, 81 Time, $50.
4 Running broad jump--L Boyd. L; II.
Crngo. 2; j. IIoncckcr, g., Distance IA
feet IL inches. ~ sl3's y.
Tug OF war>-Captain Brockhard, Hon
ecker, Springer, Archfbald, Rusler, Meek,
Frecsc. Clyker, Henderson,, against,
Captain Mitchell, Howard, Schaub,
Westwood, Stclnhnuser, Anderson,
Stevens, Shields and Hammond. The
former team won. g. = vi as
&. The, officials were as follows: Referee
md starter, b. J. State; judges. c.,
Lynch, Fred II. Danvers, = r. Schott;
timers, Charles IIancher, Emil Leon,
hart; clerks Of the course, Jesse Me-
Cnusland. Charles Dobhlns, Howard
oberman: scorers, III. d. Work. Carl
Lang; mcasurers, Band Mitchell, / I'd.
ward Leincr; announcer, w, D. Turner.
AS Boyd and Crago are tied for tho
prizo awarded for Tho athlete getting
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Aprairic FIRE moves faster than any horse
can Tun- No matter how speedy your
mount may be unless you have good start
of the fire It will overtake you. II Is the
same way with many diseases. Unless you
ret a fair start, you cannot possibly shake
them off. The only hope for anyone who
is threatened with serious disease Is to
start in time, and seek safety before the
danger closes in about him. ri
The best thing for YOU, If you feel that
your full bodily energy is lacking, IL to
seek the Strengthening, power. producing
/ help Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covcry which confcrs upon the digestive
organs that keen zest Of appetite. and as
simil1tion which transforms the food into
fnourishing, health. building blood, active
muscular force, nervous energy and rug.
Red endurance. q. 9. a,
h Do not wait until dyspepsia spreads Into
!" liver complaint and that turns into
bronchial trouble which finally vergcs into
consumption. Do not rely upon.thc dclu-
sivc stimulus Of malt extracts and sarsapa.
rillas and oily compounds; do not allow
designing druggist who seeks only his own
profit rather than your health to foist any
Z" boom medicine upon you. Insist upon
, the remedy which Is backed by thirty years
! Of steadily increasing sales 10 attest Ito
constant usefulness and popularity.
= The. experience Of sr. WI, nurkard, living at
Is mohr Ave, buffalo. n. " y given 10, bis own
words: I" Pivc weeks nGo followed your ndylee
md took two bottlca OF. Or. piercc's Golden
Medical Discovery and also two vala Of Pei.
letsn. consider myself entirely cured as there
have been no eruptions since finished the Inst
bottle. think Il Is the greatest rcmedy on the
globe for blood aud digestive disordets.! Ny ap.E
petite increased wonderfully tnnd have also
gaiucd lesll. would like everybody TO know
the true value Of DR. Picrcc't medicines M ain
confident by persistent use they will cure all
ailments for which they arc recommended, !. q
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'-.a.+.a - hionH INC AiuuuuiCs fs3f'7 t.Esa
Tho marks Mt p. m. Fridays feet
7 inches and falling.
Weather Fiday-Cloudy and warm.
The II. K. Bedford Is this mornings
packet for Cincinnati, leaving at s
O'Clock. s.5 =
The rlvermen hope the rain Is gen.
cral and that 1t will result In a rise.
The big liner Virginia arrived from
Cincinnati at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon.; and later in the day proceeded
TO the Top mill landing. where she will
remain during the. low water. Her
passengers and crew were re-shipped
tfoc Pittsburgh, the former going up. on
the afternoon Panhandle train. Cap
tain Calhoun viii remain here in charge
Of the boat, which will receive general
oyerhauilng. !. ], u, J.tr.S--,, Is'.--,!
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LATE to bed and carly to rise. pre-
pares a man for his home In the Skies
Early to bed and Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer. and better
and wiser. Charles R. Goetze,s kasker
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
tForty-st1thT and jacob streets: AZ E. (
Schcehle,. No. 6O7 Main street: Exley
Bros. Penn. and Zane streets. Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport. 4, n e ! trS
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has E BALL COMMENT

President Power, of the Interstate
League, has addressed n circular letter
to players, referring to the present! dis
ustrous season, and the fact TINT minor
leagues have failed, BY reason Of the
poor patronage, and suggesting Y that
with n reduction in salaries OF players
It 5is probable TINT tho Interstate
win DO able to finish the season and
meet every obligation. The reduction
decided upon, ms stated in tho circular,
ls as follows Players receiving Sl25 per
month to- 800; $40 to $40; 800 to $50;
$s5f to $50: 800 to S75j S76 to $40: $40 to
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EoIL CITY-Rlver foot 9. Inches ana
stationary. Cloudy and pleasant. sl
tBROWNSV1LLE-River feet 8
inches and stationary. ~
2 GREENSBORO - River Q feet s
inches, and stationary. Fair and warm
FM0RGANTOWNs-, River feet IL
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
GPITTSBURGH- River 8 feet 3
inches and falling at the dam. Threat
ening and warm. s., ls =.
= STEUBENVILLE-River 3 feet and
falling. Cloudy and warm.
+, iPARKERSBURG-ohlo river s feet
and failing. Little Knnawha Is falling.
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NATIoNAL CIRCUIT5 SCORE. +

s BALTIMORE, June 1o.-Chairman
Albert Mott, of,the L. A. w. racing
board. has issued the following bulletin:
The following Is the score in the ma
tional championships: Gardiner, 81;
Cooper, Is; Bald. 10: Stevens. 0; Eaton.
8: Tom Butler, S: Mertens. S; Bowler,
Z; Mcfarland. 4; Major Taylor 4 DR..
Brown. 4; H. B. Freeman, 4; Nat But
Ter, 8; Kiser, 3; Becker, 2; Bouroutec.
2; C. NJ. Bly,. 2; II. D. Hills, jr.. /; Wat
son Coleman, !, As
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TIE RIVER
Yesterdays prpARru J

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
SIstersvllle.. RUTH, $50 p. m. &,
Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. .URANIA. p m.r
Steubenvillc.. II. NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. ~
Cincinnati. III. X. BEDFORD, S.a- m.
Parkcrshurg. ARGAND. II a m.
Matamoras... LEXINGToN, IL q. m.
Sistersville. RUTH. $50 p. m. fss
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubcnville.. N. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. :. KANAWHA, 5 a. m.
GAINESVILLE. -. LORENA, 2 q. m.
Sistcrsville.. LEROY. O. m.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Children's day will be observed to-
morrow by. the United Presbyterian and
Christian churches. ~
Mrs. Samuel Anthony and son. Carl.
leave tomorrow to spend a few days
with Pittsburgh, friends. :.
Leonard Bushnell. Of New Bedford,
Mass, is the guest Of W. R Ratcilfr,
back Of town. z
The old department Of the Laughlin
mill will start in full Monday morning,
Mrs. Samuel Watkins, OF Chicago, is
visiting relatives on Sixth street.
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= Y ~ Wy NJ - - 500
/. BUSINESS Opportunities.

WAR BooM-THERE NEVER WAS a
sff better time to mako money from con-
Investments In wheat, stocks and
cotton than now; only, small capital re-
Quired: open correspondence with Us; we
Will not Hood you with worthless literu-
ture but tell YOU how to succeed in the
speculative markets. SPECIAL. ADVICE
sent free to correspondents. Our special
advice Inst week made money for nll who
acted upon It. THE G. W. WYLIE co.."
IL Wall St, New York. aEg'flt r=sI- je6
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"I,ow to euro All SUN D..ra.,ss..,

~ s'iiow to Cure All SLin D.aenses.s'
Simply apply "'SWAYNE'SS ONT
MENT." No internal mcdlc!pe fequir-
ed. Curesitettcr. eczema. itchsyall srup.
lions on the face, hands, nose. etc.s leav-
ing the skin clear, white andshealthy.
It's great healing and curative powers
are possessed by nofother remedy Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE,S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths6w
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1898 Bicy es Down 10 SIS, 90.

q New 1SsS Model Ladies' and GSnts. Riox.
Giles nrc now being sold on easy Z condi,
lions rs low as $500: others outright at
1885, and hlSh-grnde ut slssS and ID, s.
TO ,ee paid for. after rcceivod:: II you will
CO.. Chicago. they will send
You thGir. 1883 Ncycho Catalogue and fuli
partlSuiufs. h 533ssss$S ~ plylA K
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the most points. they will probably set
tie Il between themselves. ii d z :
The fair sex was there and occupied
a large chunk OF the grand stand. The
bicycle, and foot races were productive
OF the most cheering, and the struggle
for points between Boyd and Crago was
intensely interesting. The track twas in
good shape, and the heated atmosphere
was perceptibly relieved by two or three
slight showers of rain during the after
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TIE 800 MILE RACE.

The Wheeling Homing Club shipped
It's pigeons to Jacksonville. Ill. Thurs
day TO be liberated to-day, 4 II Z the
weather Is favorable jacksonville Is
distant from Wheeling 67oimiles byraili
and a tribe over 800 miles mir line,
Tho members are very sanguIne over
the prospects.o OF one day returns, asst
makes, the bird very valuable, prices
OF 5oo-mile-ln-the day birds running,
from t2slto $40. Under the National,
Rules, however two days are allowed
TO make d 5oo.mlle recSrd. Next dast,
returns, get records as Well az same do "
returns. The,local club his. been par.
ticularlyl unfortunate In having bad.
weather and wind for the races this
season. II is hoped that the too.mlla'
race will DO nm exception MS II Winds
up the old hirl season OF 1888. III y
The next races Will bc flown In Sep.
TENDER for young birds Matched this
year, for 3, 100. 100 and 200 miles. IA
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NO one would be bothered with CON
stipation II every one knew how natur-
ally and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters
regulates the stomach and bowels II (
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

lsA'.c- YESTERDAYS GAMES.
St. Louis 8. Philadelphia l. E5s
Cincinnati 4, Boston 3. 5s !.
Cleveland S. Brooklyn ].
Chicago :, New York 9. = :
Baltimore 10, Louisville Z. Is
Pittsburgh 6. Washington 8.
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800. se5 70, 800, The players III Il tnS.or.
lily OF the clubs In the Inter State Will
accept the reduction In consideration
OF steady employment. f 1.tas .
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MARTINS FERRY.
IInps and Hfishnp. In the Thriving city
~ FHgNI.A rross Ill, nty.. tttffg- ~ E

=. .-NHF ~ - T.
IInps and nfishnp. In the Thriving city
Across the River.
Tho following Is. the programme to be
rendered at the Choral Club concert to-
night In the Opera House; ~
go. PART i. :, &: s, = 4 ;.5t-i {,
Tho Silent Tide. ............ Choral Club
Plano Solo. Mrs. Charles s. Hamilton
Send Out Thy Hght"....................!!..5I q.
= .r..........St. Matthew'S Choir
Song. Y...................J. o. How6lls
Duett.. .. .S... Misses Hopkins and Hobbs
"By iBabylon's Wave. ..........,........
acknowledgements. Matthew's Choir
Ia. n PART II. 4 a.
''Madelaine". ......................C Choral Club
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Edna Turner
Wreck of the Hcsperus'.. ..............:.asg
s.Ls..: .............,......St. Matthew'S Choir
Piano Solo. Miss Myrtle Frazier
SONG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.. Howells
Star of tho Summer Night. Choral Club
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Cleveland at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
WASHINGTON, juno 1o.-Wriglcy's err
ror In the sixth gave the game to the
Pirates. Attendance, LOO Score: s.-'.l
F TashS'nstSn e
Two:6ase h hGs WTElsy III Thres.bass hits
by Evans .: by Killen l. UmpIres. Lynch
and Connolly. q s ~
At New York. RHE
c Cleveland 80. 80 / . $500 Is il i
Batteries, Kennedy and Ryan; Young
Wood. Time, 1:io., attendance. 500.
AT Philadelphia. q. 3, 81 ttt.5s RI HE
PhIladelpa 30 o 80 Q 3Osi&o$e-i1i Q
Earned runs. st. Louis 2: Phnadelphia;1.
Batteries. Esper .and Clements orth and
Fisher. ump!res, Emsl!e and Curry Time.
at Baltimore StenEel and Quinn hnvo
been traded to St. Louis for "Ducky"
Holmes and money consideration, and
left to-day to Join tho Browns. Holmes
had Just donned his Oriole uniform when
Graw. RHE
n noHsV'Is ~: IA 5-ls i
Earned. runs. Baltimore 4; Louisville /.
Batteries, Hughes and Robinson; Frazer
and Snyder. Umpires. Snyder and An.
drews. limo, 900. -
( At New York. RuE
New York 80 o 600 . o o, IS 4
Chicago $50, . 2 o 8 o 90 ri .; {
Earned runs. Chicago. 2. Batteries, Meek
In and Warner; Griffith and Donnhuo. UNI
plres. .O'Day and Mcdonald. Time, 2:2Q.
Attendance; Loo. Vsr' IRE.
At Boston. - 5z4 ~ IS gtf gRHE
Cincinnati 10 o. Q 0 !0j0S0 t0@24 o
Boston. ........o o 0 0 o. 5; 90 o.. - /
Earned runs. Cincinnati 8; Boston e. Bat
tcrics. Dammann and Vaughn:i Lewis and
Bergen. Umpircs, Cushman and Ileydlcr.
Time, 1:i0. .hst ~ 81 3; ta AZ y tas n, S.'
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ANsoN MAY TAKE CHARGE.

NEW YORK. June lo-President
Freedman. OF tho New York base ball
club. would neither confirm nor deny to-
day the truth OF the report that a. C..
Anson, former manager OF the Chicago
base ball club, 10 to succeed Joyce as
manager OF the New York team. Presi.
dent Freedman admitted having sent
for Arson. and said: you know AN
son Is q stakeholder OF the New York
club, and It Is but natural that he should
be consulted on certain matters. I have
sent for him, as I wish to talk over
plans and discuss possible changes re-
gardlng the players. Just at present
DO not care to. say what the nature OF
the proposition to Arson win DO. Ny
other business does not give me the time
to devote oil the attention necessary to
the interests OF the club" ~
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BY MANY A. GIRL AM BOY
WOULD ne pREvElSTsy BY
THE ENFORCEMENT OF SUCH
AN ORDNANCE PEA OF
uNcoNsTl1uT1oNALlrYis NOT.
WELL rAKEN--cAPTAi5 RAW RAW.
IISd's STRONG pLEYFoR Ac.
TIoN BY COUNCIL NyXT TUES.
DAY EVENING. 7.Ia
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GARDNER MADE MATcHMAKER,

'0tNfsRS 1uhDE ItNlOfihIhNEN'
The Bridgeport Athletic Club yester-
day concluded negotiations by which
Oscar Gardner becomes tho clubs,
matchmaker, and Oscnr's manly quail
ties ensures the clubs future success.
The Gardner Bernstein match, has been
dropped for the present. and the clubs
next card, II possible. will be George
Dixon against Oscar Gardner, but fall
Ing to get Dixon to come here. the club
Will try to get two good heavyweIghts.,
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HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY


The first annual field day of the
Wheeling High School was held yester-
day afternoon on che state fair grounds,
and was q great success. Probably 1900
people witnessed the events, all Of which
were epiritedly contested, and fair re-
cords were made by many OF the juve-
nile athletes. The best ali-round ath-
letcs proved to be Lambert Boyd and
Roy Crago, who were. tied. and Ben
Honecker. good third. &
The programme as printed In ,yester-
days Intellgencer. was carried out IN
detail, and 1t was after o'clock when
the last race was run. The lengthy pro-
gramme and the fact that nearly the
same boys were entered In every event,
had the effect Of making the exercises
somewhat monotonous. The bicycle
races were the features. and the two
mile handicap, won by Crago in an ex-
citing finish, was the feature OF the day.
Boyd won nearly all his contests with
ease, and he bids fair TO win an enviable
name in field sports before many years.
The points made by! the leaders were
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE;

AT Mansfield. y = - !: RHE
Mansfield 80 4 o o o s. % o-sH /
Toledo .........O % O. o o 90 % Pa s 3
Dattcrlcs-Kellam aud Bell; Emis and
Arthur. z. ! 4. t;s l{its.ai b
At New Castle L, .l.--l 4 RHE
New Castlc...0 1 o 90 % o 4 &0-5 70
Dayton ...s..,.0 o 600 I O. 0 t0--1 6; 0
Bntterics-Guez and Barckley; Bates and
Donahuc. z 4 b 2, ~
At Youngstown Ri E
Springfield 80 1901 Q $50 ,o$O-G Z 6
Batterlss-Martln and Patterson Wells
and Grafilus, Il " II ..'..SyE
AT Grand Rapids, RHE
Fort Wnyne;..I$ q Q 8 s0;of6io, sI1i !
BatterIes-Kostal and Cote; Brodlo and
ClmDbpll, tgt ff.Sri ~ f5'1l ~. itlas ~
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MORRIS HoRKHErMgR. Y
ABERNHARD ,HORkHElMER. igf


= Wheeling. ". Va. June 3 lSSS jee
NOTICE 10 TAKE DISPOSITIONS, !!
!, IN the Circuit Court of; Ohio County.
West Virginia s.. ~. ~ -
William G. Fitch VS.. Ellen Fftch.-ln
SsChancery,-Diporce h; hi So
The above named Ellen Fitch, defend.
ant, Will take notice that tho deposition
OF Leonard Fitchwill be taken MT the law
otlics OF Meyer & Nesbltt. In. tho court
house, at the city Of w heeling,, m tho
county OF Ohio. state OF West Virginia, on
the lat day Of July. A. D. 1895, between
the hours OF nine oclocl< a. m. and siS
o'clock p. M to DO read as violence in the
above plaintiff And II, from any cause
tho taking Of said depositions shall not
DO commenced, or being commenced shall
not be completed on tho day aforesaid, The
taking Of tho same Will be ad journcd from
day TO >day.Sor from ltiufo 10 time until;
the same shall be eompl 8 = ~ n
WILLIAM g. FITCH, Plaintiff. Il
BY Meyer s Neshttt, His solloitors.
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To-DAY'S GAMES.
Washington ut Baltimore. s.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Pittsburgh.
I- Brooklyn at New York
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MISREPRESENTATION,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER
IL SONS GROCER COMPANY; a ~ n n
Z. You arc hereby notified that the UNDER
signed have been. blythe, United States cir
cult court for the District 81 West Vir-
ginia,C In tho suit IN equity therein pend.
Ing wherein, B. S. ,Baer: and others s arc
plaintiffs. and tho Baers Sons Grocer Com
pany and others are .detendnnts, appointed
receivers fol-. sold BaerSSons. Grocer Conn
pnny and Of all property. ( real and per
sonal, and you are hereby notified and re-.
as practicable your claims against said
delendant Company for adjustment and
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FOR SALE.

lENoR SALE-ONE AND 'ONE-HALF
iI lot In Greenwood cemetery: fine loca-
ton: corner lot: adjoining best improve
mcrts in cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT. cure Intelligcncer Office q apis {
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Miss Mamie Cowen. OF Sewickleys Pa,
is the guest OF friends.