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MARTINS FERRY.
lIsrs snd MlshaP' la the Thriving city
AeroSI the River.


Isps amd MishaPs Ia the ThrivIng city
Across the River
Howard Stewart and Thurman seiby,
OF this city, clerks at Locke's shoe store
in Wheeling, expect to commence busl-
ness for themselves the firAt OF septen-
Der. They will open on that date In the
Hobensaek block, on Hanover street, in
the room formerly occupied by Raj
ston's pharmacy. They 30 to Boston
the first Of the week to purchase their
stock.
James Rosbridge, formerly roller in
the Eaughlin mill, has resigned to &C.
cept a similar position In the mill at
Baltimore, and left yesterday for that
place. He will remove his family and
household effects the first Of the week.
Miss LII Toms left yesterday for
East Liverpool to Walt friends, after
three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
James Bowman, on Hanover street.
The Belmont Brewing Company Is e1-
periencing quite a rush at present. The
engine has not been shut down for six
ty days.
The old tin department Of the Laughs
lin was off yesterday morning on ac-
count Of a slight break in the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John oxleY have return
ed from DIllonvale, after three weeks
visit with the latter's parents.
Rev. ]. o. Ahenhurst will give his
chalk talk on Egypt at the United Pres
byterIan church this evening.
A number from here will take in the
excursion to Cleveland Sunday, overtime
Wheeling & Lake Erie road.
AIRS. william Grlalth went to Iron-
dale yesterday, called there by the dam
gerous illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Henry Humphrevitle, Of Mounds
VILE, is the guest OF the family of VIII
liam Joy, on Broadway.
Miss CIeod Anthony left yesterday for
KIttanning, Pa, to visit friends and
relatives. u iIU 5g-i 91F
Henry Horcher has returned from a
two weeks visit with friends at Woods
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. RhVs Williams leave to-
day for Mt Clemens to visit relatives.
Miss Ellen Mitchell goes to ST,
Clairsville to-day TO visit relatives,
Henry Hegner, OF Marion, Ind, Is the
guest Of friends in this City.
Benjamin Chopper left yesterday for
MassIllon on business.
Miss Amanda Miller, OF wellsburg, is
visiting relatives here.
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uomo.gooI.er. T:1cur,iouu,

on the tlrst and third Tuesdays in
July, August, September and october,
1893, the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul Railway viii sell round trip excur-
sion tickets (good twenty-one days.
from Chicago, Milwaukee and other
p0lfits on It's line,tO n great many points
in South and North Dakota and 0thet
western and southwestern slates Mt
about one fare. Take a trip west and
sec the wonderful crops and what an
amount OF good land can be purchased
Tor little money. Further intoCma-
tlan as 10 rates. routes. prices OF farm
lands, etc, mNV be obtained on nppllca-
tIon 10 nuy coupon ticket agent or bg
addressing the following mined per-
gonE; w. u. Powell general immlgra-
tion agent, liO OLD Colony Building,
Chicago; II. F. Hunter Immigration
agent for South Dakota, 2al Dearborn
street, Chicago, or George II Heanord,
general passenger agent, chieao, Illl-
nols.
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AMisesIIRneoRS DIsIangs OF Minor Mat
ter from NEarshAII'a Metropolis.

AIIaoeIIRneORB DIeIange OF Minor Mat
ter from AGarShAII's Metropolis.
Frank Mccormick was arrested md
brought before Squire Mann yesterday
charqed with keeping ''speak-easy" at
Powhatau, He waived a hearing and
was held for the grand jury.
Independent Hose Company No. en-
tertained the hook and ladder company
and several other invited guests at their
hose house on Seventh street, Wednes-
day night
Miss Mollle Graham, who has been
the guest OF Miss Madge Mathews for
several days, returned to her home IN
Wheeling yesterday morning.
The cabinet OF the Christian Endeav-
or Society of the Presbyterian church
met at the home OF Miss Birdie Turner,
on Fifth street. last night,
The w, c. 7, u. will not hold Its reg
uIar meeting this evening, but the house
committee will meet with Mrs, Oscar
Wright, at 1880 p. IN.
A royal good time was enjoyed by all
who attended the Epworth League So
clal at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age last night
Rev. G. W. Grimes has returned to MS
work in Clarksburg, after spending sew
eral days with friends In the city,
Deputy sherlfrs Edward Bowman and
Frank PorterAeld were collecting taxes
in Webster district yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Friend Cox and daugh-
ter and Miss Jane Brent are on q pleas
ure trip to Atlantic City
Colonel G. b. Caldwell, of Wheeling,
was here on professional business yes
terday.
Miss Bssle FFud left last evening for
New Martlnsvllle TO spend her vacation.
Senator s. w. Mathews returned yes
terday from trip to Charleston.
Theodore Hornbrook, OF New Martins
villc, was IN the city yesterday
Mrs. II. Gehr!ng and Miss Matte
Francis are at Atlantic City.
A Chinese laundry with soon be start
ed in the McFnddCn block,
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Tidal Waves forfeited three to the Are
pE1LAIRE
Allsoru OF focal Nsvn aud Gossip FrOnI
tbs ClIaas CITY.

All Sorts OF focal NeVVn aud Gossip Fronl
tho Glass CITY.
Mr.. Willard N. Sawyer, general man
aRer OF, the Bellaire steel works will go
to Birmingham, Ala. Mr. Sawyer is a
capable man and he and his family
have been quite an acquisition to this
community and many VIII regret their
determination to go south. The depar.
ture OF Mr.. Sawyer from the steel plant
Will not occasion any change or Inter-
ruptlon IN the business there. Every
thing will run right along and the out
look Is excellent for continued run OF
several months. s.
The annual picnic Of the Sunday
school Of the German Reformed church
was held yesterday at EhnFs Grove, Just
west OF Bridgeport, A large number
from here attended. Games Of AL kinds
were played and an enjoyable day was
spent by all present.
The Patriotic socIap given by the
ladies' OF the First Presbyterian church,
last evening, in that church, was large
~ attended and a very pleasant even
ing was spent by all present. Merritt
and Dewey lemonade, ice cream and
cake were served.
The RnlRhts Of Pythias lawn fete will
be held tonight on the Anderson lawn,
II the weather permits. II the weather
Is bad II will be held in Armory hall.
The Uniform Rank band will be in at
tendance.
The Uniformed Rank, Knights Of Py-
this lawn fete at the Anderson home on
Gravel hill this evening, is expected to
be a most enjoyable occasion for all
who attend.
C. H. Chapel, OF Columbus, a Bal
tlmore & Ohio operator, is here to take
the place OF John Dunn, who Will leave
Monday for Mt, Lake park to remain a
month.
The Mechanics Band will furnish nlu~
sic for the flag raising at the Du-
Quesne Hook and Ladder Company's
house, Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. H. Mittigan and daughter left
yesterday for Mt. Clemens, Mich, where
Miss MIlligan will take treatment for
the rheumatism.
Sol Well will open a dry goods store
IN the room formerly occupied bv II.
Roemer, on Union street, the first OF
September.
James Noice, who has been living In
McMechen for several years past, has
moved his family to this city to reside.
John Callahan has returned home
from Mt. Clemens, Mich, where he
spent two weeks.
]. H. McCnllIster and wife. of Nor
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ristoWn, are the guests Of friends ia
the Fourth ward.
Miss Buela stidd. Of Rochester, Pa,
lS the guest Of friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward,
Samuel corbett. OF steubenvIlle, was
calling on friends and relatives in this
city yesterday.
A large crowd from the city win so
out to Bethesda tomorrow to remain
over Sunday.
John Currau has returned TO sewells-
Vile, o., after spending two weeks With
his parents.
John W. Fish left yesterday for Ep.
worth Park, where he win spend two
weeks,
Miss Katie Cunningham, Of horaln, 10
the guest Of friends In the city
Samuel Crow has been quite sick Of
his home In the Fifth ward.
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NAE cLEvELANp rRoTs.


CLEVELAND, o., July 2s.-Twelve
thousand people were at the Glenville
track this afternoon in anticipation Of
the fine sport that always comeo on the
next to the last day of the meeting. The
weather was fine until 2 O'Clock when a
bad storm came up, In consequence
only two races, the 2:23 tr0s and the
2oS pace were started and hnshed.
In the 2;23 race Dircctum Kelly, win
ner Of the NJ. & NJ. stake at Detrult.was
a hot favorite, selling in the pools ut a
hundred against field Of Hfty. which
included True Chimes. Dlrectum Kelly
proved that the confidence in him was
no. misplaced for he won the three heats
with ease finishing IN the first and sec
0nd heats six or eight lengths ahead OF
True Chimes and Belle ~. his only COM
petitOrS
SearchllEht WA a favorite 20 70 % be-
tore the first hent Of the 2;08 pace, and
he became greater favorite an the race
progressed. IIo was never headed and
won IN straight heats.
Tomorrow Star Pointer win make
two attempts 70 break hlB record, and II
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credit. In the second are whippany and
Monroe Doctrine. Frank II. Harf, In
the third, recalls the halcyon days OF
the Gloucester race track, while the tifth
Nnh sixth has Gold Dollar and Corn Cob.
Following are the entries:
First race, 81 ADMINISTRATIVE, li2;
Era. H.; Helen H.. no. Rossman, ll5;
Lucttc, 10.
Second race. Y mlle-Monroe Doctrine,
ll5, Whippany. is; Speedy. liz: by Jove'
10 Young GrItIo. i07; Merritt, 90.
Third race. ~ furlongs-Frank II. Hoop,
ii2. Crown. liz; G0iioper, i87: Lucky Num-
Der, l0i; Magnolia, iO2: Tampa, ITO, -
Fourth race. Y mile-Firewater, no;
Walter O.. ll2; Pocket Piece. 1i2; Gold Doll
lar, ll?; Traitor, li5: Beloved, 10; Arion,
Fifth race. ~ furiongs-Dewey. late
Conshirator, ii2: Corn Cob, H5; Nevada
Boy. 49, HRunnna, 10; Git Australian,
10; Ainko Maid, 10; Sister Ida, lob.
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Cheer Up caused a long delay In the
openlng race by refusing to break.
When the horses finally left the, post,
snrstta, backed from to to even
money, was left at the post. Jaclene,
second choice, took the lead, Dora La
mar second, Mako Maid third. Cheer
I'm fourth. Iackene Increased hie lead
on Tho back stretch and won easily.
Cheer Up. bad last leaving the post,
made a game run on the back stretch
ard passed Dora Lamar at the head Of
m, stretch, securing third place. Jack
On. and Dora Lamar ran slxteenth OF
a mile in false breakaTay. Time,
:bg&.
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On the strength Of a good race We'd
nesday, Fagla was made a rs favorlte
for the third. The banS-tails were sent.
nway to a good start, Ensign in che
lead Parthian second, gilt Australian
Third, Fagln led the bunch at the quar-
Ter the field being well punched Under
CampbeIt's vigorous riding Gilt Austria
Iisn toek the lead on the back stretch,
"rS from thence on It was a hard drive.
C,nlnE into the stretch FaGtn took the
lang route, thus settling his chances.
me finish was between the long shots,
GIN Australian, 10 to /, drst, and En-
slrn. 20 to /, second, John McGarrigle
wss third. Time, 1:Ol4s.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received until
- O'clock mi, August s, 1895, at the ONCE
on the clerk OF the county court OF Brooke
county w, W., at WellSburg, W. NR,i for
the construction Of county road from
WetIsburg TO Beech Bottom. Plan9 Ana
specifications can DO seen at tne oElee ~
81. II. BOYD. county engineer, The party
10 whom tho contract H. awarded snail
tyIyo bond. with two Buttiuient nufstieA, ~
fhS iuli amount Of tho contract. eandl11
tbnoI for tho faithful performances o.
hatd contract. THO right 20 fejeot H"f OF
- '''N' /, II. DUNAI4
i, r, CRlBS,
w, @, McWRESATHg
1vaa Conlnl8slenetg,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURGH. July %,-Mystifylng
curves and excellent support behind him
enabled Platt to shut the Pittsburghs out.
Pittsburgti's field work was good. but not
good enough to overcome fourteen hits,
with n total Of twenty-five bases mnde by
the PhlHies. Attendnnce. 800. Score:
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SECOND RACE,

Several breakaways ensus3 before the
starter dropped the nag 10 a good etart
with Tampa In the lead, Speedy, the
fayorI,e, second. Belvina third. Jockey
Madison, on the latter, took his mount
n the front and stayed there ATion,
SsS passing the starter, improved his
n,sl,Ion passing the stand Rounding
;hS etretch turn, BciVina was In front
IN Two lengths. At thIs point Arlon,
".Icr punishment, passed the favorite,
sSrcdy, and landed the place. Time,
J,at
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Earned rams, Philadelphia :. TWo-pnssu
hits. Cooley, Lauder. Three-base hlts'
Rhlnos, In Jole, Mcfarland. stolen haiscs'
o'BrieT, Padden Cooley u, Do9DLLs s p't ~,
bSiIS on RGincs /: on Plltt , Struck out,
by Rhinea 2; by Plat 9. VIVID pitch. lthines.
SaeFigrs Nil, Cross. Time, hours. Um-
uirea. SwnrtwOOd and Warner,
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II every woman who expects to become
q mother would heed and read that great
book, THE Peoples Common SENSE Med.
ical AdyiSeF,h BY Dr. R. v. Pierce, chief
consulting physician TO the Iuvalids' Ho.
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healthier, happier children In this world:
In this grand volume several hundred OF
itS thousand pages are devoted to teaching
women how to take care Of, themselves
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The author Of THE remarkable work has
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tie Prescription until the very last day. We now
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this being the sixth child, aud she has good
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and feel we'll, ali due 70 Cod and 10 Dr., Pieree's
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Fov the Medical Adviser" send al one.
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or isr cloth covered copy 81 stamps, 70
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with q challenge to Leslie Pearce. Fra
ney Is a good man, but there Is strong
suspicion prevalent that he works the
Cincinnati papers too much, ana DOESN'T
lot actions speak louder than words
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& CINCINNATI. July &.-The BrOokIyns
could not hit Hawley with men on the
bases, while the Reds did their batting
when hits meant runs. Attendance, l.IIa.
5RHE
s4oaFI9a .. 10 & SSs55S ! a =
Earned runs, Cincinnati 2 Batteries.
HaWley and PeitE. Kennedy and Grim.
Dmpires, Emslle and Hunt, Time, 1850
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A BOON TO travellers. DR.. Fowier'a
Extract OF Wild Strawberry, Cures
dyaentery, dIarrhoea, seasickness, nau-
sea. Ple1BaHt to take. Perfectly harm
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Whfppany was a hot favorite for the
fourth, Governor Griggs, reputed TO be
Inc best horse ut the track, received con-
siderable backing, but third was the
bsT. he could do. After q struggling
Sturt whippany tok the lead, and In a
hn. AnIsh won the fastest race OF the
meeting. Corn Cob was second, Cover
mar Griggs third. Time. 1;l91s.
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3ySs
Notice to Contractors.

soalnd proposnls will be received Of tho
office or tho ROcretnry Of tho board OF edus
cation OF Unton district, Marshall county,
Wost Virginia, In BGnwoOd, until o'clock
u. M, July 30, 1895, for building an Rnno&
10 Tho McIieChOn school building. Plans
nnd sDsciIIontlons can he soon ut the ofiioO
OF the secretary. All bids must DO accom-
panied by a certified check equal 20 tho
amount Of bid. Board reserves the right TO
nv order OF Board OF Education.
CIIAS. L. EVANS,
Iv9s Secretary.
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BOXING.

BuEene Rezenaal arrived In town last
night. He was accompanied by Gus
Bezenah, and has taken up his quarters
a. 2s22 ChAptiue street. BeEenah Wail
complete his training here for his con-
test with Louden Campbell next tues
day night, an event which opealS tHe
Jim F'raney has got back to CiRcln-
i-ad. and comes out in the Enqulrer
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BOWLING.

Fttahugh Lees defeated All America
two out Of three in the Mozart tourua-
mont last NIGHT. Score:
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70 LOAN,
PROPOSALS..

nTFICE CUSTODIAN q. g; POST
West Virginia, July q 1885. sE1A14gD
PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
until o'clock p. M, on tho 4th DAY OF
August, 1898, and then opened, tor The
DlnnbIng, etc, Mt the above named build.
Ing. in accordance with drawings and
organizations, copies of which may ee had
at this office, GEORGE WISE Custo-
dim as 9yb8sLIuetA
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IfAWLEYs GOOD WORK.

olu and bergen. umpEes. o'Day and Nc
Donald. Time, i;6l
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Atlantic city, n. J.
HOTEl. METROPOLE, AII'SsI 4 j. CITY,

Tho new proprIetors hre determined to
maintain the high standard IN this depart-
mont attained by the former management,
as well as the general service OF tho house,
Terms moderntc-Per day, 500, $40; pei
week. $40. $3.50, $500, according to locA-
tion OF rooms, number Of parties, length
OF stay. etc
Respectfully soliciting your patronage
II. D. SMITH.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NoT1on.
Bids will BIO received for restaurant and
other privileges on tho Fair Grounds for
tho Labor Day Picnic, August q, by A.
W, RAIDER, at the Grand Opera House
Billiard Parlor. Those wishing choice
stands should make early application to
OSCAR HOWARD,
jy25 Chairman Committee on PriyLleges,
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Fl I Nine 10y store FoOma, either
Slngly or together, on Main and
Tenth streets.
II Three second story HeaidsnOt!
talk rooms 00oh) &C MPin and
r. Tenth stFeStA All modern oons
III VanlOuCsG
Five (9 rooms second story 50
~ Virginia atEeotas eleven (o1N
per month.
JAMES L. HARLEY, Resi- Estate aud
Real Estate LOAnS, 1908 MAtn street
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To.DAY,s ENTRIES

To-day's card contains several erss-
while cracks. The first race has Mead
ows, WHO has several records to his
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FOR RENT.

Nor RENT-sEYERAh GOOD RoolE9
H in the City Bank Building. Inquire 81
the City Bank Of wheeling. mrSo
IoR RENT ROOMS, NEW HOUSE,
Is both gases and water In the hou1e1
possession at once. 1Gi Fourteenth street
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-11-05

EDITOR TIMEs:-The Carson NeWs
Of the 25th ult. contained an arti-
Gle under the caption support
Stewart or have the Mortgage on
your Home Foreclosed," in which
it is stated that "Stewart went on
to Smith Valley and got ID. c..
Simpson to come down to Mason
Valley to interview Mcleod,
against whom he held a mortgage
for very large sum of money.
But it appears that Mcleod stood
up and told Simpson that he could
forecose but he would not vote for
Stewart, nor would he withdraw" T"
1t is true that d. G. Simpson did
come down from Smith Valley and
did interview me, and in "A kindly
way asked me to withdraw from
the ticket. Nothing, whatever, rel
ative to our private or business
affairs was mentioned. | did not
tell Mr.. Simpson that if elected, |
would not vote for Stewart, but did
tell him that | would not withdraw
from the ticket. Furthermore Mr..
Simpson and myself have always
been, and are now on the most
friendly terms.
ANGUS MCLEOD.
Yerington, Nevada, Nov. 2, '9S
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Judge Mack held Court here on
Tuesday, Nov lst, and transacted
the following business:
In the matter OF drawing a
Grand Jury, this being the time
and place appointed for drawing a
Grand Jury as per order OF the
Court made on Oct. II, 1898. the
Judge and Commissioner Wilson
duly selected the following named
persons from the jury list of Lyon
County;
Herman Davis, p. Gallagher,
Alec. Dickson, VIM. Rollins, Ed
McTigue, d. w Melarkey, A. J
Taylor, l.. Il. Ames, John Depoali,
H. B. Gage, f. 0. Stickney, James
NJ. Leonard. T. NJ McGown, Chas.
Kinds, Morris Pursel, J s. Craig,
J. G.. Kaufman, John {. Conway,
!. A. Strosnider, H. w Ely, Ed.
Lam, c. f. Fox, Chas. Meissner
and G.. +. Freshour
1t was further ordered that a We
nire be issued for the above named
persons returnable Thursday, Nov.
10th. 1898, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In the matter Of the Estate of
Thomas Zeimeitz, deceased, it was
ordered that A. j. LOTUS, A. q.
Berry and w w. Byron be APP
pointed appraisers.
Ordered that Thursday, Nov 10,
1898, be fixed as the time of hear
ing application of Ad ninistrator to
sell certain personal property OF
said deceased and that Clerk give
notice of said hearing by posting
notices as required by law.
Recess until Thursday, Nov. 10
1898.