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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
OfBelmont County

OfBelmont County
There were eighteen cases In the
mayors court yesterday morning. The
proprietor Of the gambling joint raided
Saturday. was fined $40 and costs. and
the men found in the place were given
IS and costs each. A number Of men
and women found in dlsorderly house
were also fined,
Shell Bros show, run by BellaIre
boys, has returned to the city, where
they are giving entertainments, Just
north Of Indian Run, the first three
days OF this week. The attendance was
fair last night, and the show is good
Ons.
C. w. Dickens, wife and son: Miss
Laura Dickens, Mrs. Alice Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rolf will all
leave tomorrow for a trip to the sea-
shore.
Prof. A. w. Anderson, Of McAlllster
college, st. Paul, Mimi, Is spending his
vacation in this city, with his sisters
Mrs. Woodbridge and Miss Anderson.
Mrs. Jane Francis. of this city, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon, after
two weeks visit with relatives at
SIstersvIlle.
Miss Beulah Smith. of the Third
ward, will leave this week on visit to
relatives In Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Mrs. jefferson Kettlewell died at her
home in the Fifth ward yesterday
morning, OF cancer OF the stomach.
The First NJ. Z. Sunday school will
hold picnic at Keysay's orchard, two
miles south Of the city to-day.
Miss Grace Elder. OF Pittsburgh. has
returned to her home after visit with
friends In this city.
Miss Florence Reed. OF Revenna, O..
is the guest Of Miss Zoe Blackburn, Of
the Fifth ward.
Mrs. James Kenney has returned to
her home. after visit with friends at
Belmont.
DIR. r. w. Muhleman is at Atlantic
City, and expects to remain there about
ten days.
r. NJ. Collins, of st. clalrsville. was
in the city yesterday.
Grant Nelson spent Sunday with
GAINESVILLE friends.
Louis Cohen, OF New York, WINS In
the city yesterday.
Miss Margaret Stewart Is quite III.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH. July A-Pntsburgh won
two Eames to-oay by remarkable finishes.
Williams wRH the star IN the first game.
and beaumont In the second. In the first
Lever gave :our hits and three runs in
the hrst inning. and allowed no more I'M
I'll the ninth. when I'VE hits and five runs
were made. In Plttsburgh'S half OF the
ninth. with Beaumont und Mccarthy on
bases. Williams made long drive along
left field foul line making a homo run
When he came In he was showercd with
money by the fans. The finish Of the sec
Ond game was almost identical with the
ilrFt Two runs were needed. and two men
were on bases when Beaumont came mn
He made a beautiful home run drive 10
center Held fence. but got credit for only
a thrcr-bAgger, because tho runs he
brought In VIC" the game. Attendance
J,2O. Scores:
f7IrFf unues
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RACING TEAMS.

Challenges Galore Continue to be
Hurled and Replied to.
During the past week the several rae
ing teams in the city have become stir
red to feverish activity and are long
ing for each others scalps, the hot
weather accentuatIng the desire. The
outcome promises some spirited racing
when the boys get together. II. F.
Berry. the Bridgeport rider Ia the la
test out with a def, and In response TO
his challenge. Manager Danyers, OF
Stamps team. last night called at the
Intelligencer to state his acceptance, II
Mr.. Berry would say where he could be
found
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BENXYOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportnncc In
Busy Town.

Local Happenings ofImportancc IN a
Busy Town.
An accidental shooting occurred near
Sherrard Saturday, the Victims being
George Crabtree, Of Benwood, and
Frank Kraus, of BoEgs' run. They
were in a hollow, and n third party,
not unknown, firing from a distance at
an object. unwIttingIy let them get the
benefit OF big bunch Of squirrel
shot. Kraus was shot In the side. and
Crabtree in both legs below the knee.
Their wounds were dressed Mt the
emergency hospital, and no serious re-
suits nre expected.
Mrs. Blssett is doing nicely and Will
soon recover from what might have
been n serious illness. She contracted
vnriolold from Miss Stella Wright, the
Homestead young woman who was vis-
ltlng her, and who Is about recovered
from smallpox VnrlOlold II light
form OF smallpox and when Mrs. BlsSett
is well It Is thought Benwood viii have
passed all danger In this respect
Fred schad was unfortunate enough
last Saturday to cut n bad cash In HIS
cheek. He was cutting meat In his
brothers butcher shop. and the knife
slipped and glanced across his face.
Several stitches were required but 1t IL
not thought the cut will leave much OF
a scar.
The funeral Of the young daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake occurred veg
terdny morning from the family resi-
dence, on McAIeChcn street. The inter-
ment was Mt Mt Calvary cemetery.
a board bill case In which man
named walthers was accused OF being
short to the tune Of $3.50 was settled In
Squire Lacey's court yesterday.
a child OF james Welsh was badly
bitten by n bug early yesterday morn
Ing. The species Of the Insect was not
learned.
Yesterdays heat was hard on the
men In the mills and several OF them
suffered greatly.
Police court had session yesterday
afternoon TO dispose OF some Saturday
night ehscS.
Council will hold regular meeting
tonight, II n quorum can be secured.
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other Inter.state Games.

At youngstown. RI 2
Toledo .........O 0 i % o % 20 Il .
BatterIes-Carney md LattImer; Butler
and Arthur. 70
At Mansfield. 10 RI p
Columbus IL ! o 0 o o 30 s 5
BattCrles-Mlller and Law; Wolfe and
Beville
E % cas- SsS,I eo o 90 OOl 0-S7 &
Fl. wayne....5 o 0 2 o 2 40 10 4
Batteries-FiEgemier and Grahius;
Swnyne and Bergen.
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Earned runs, PIttNburgh 2 PhNRusIphII
/. Two-base hits. Ely Delehanty. Three
base hits. Beaumont, Douglass : Sacri-
fee hit, Flick. Stolen bases, Thomas 2,
Delehanty. Cross. Double plays, Chiles,
base on balls, on Homer 4; on haEee ..
Hit by pitched ball, Clark. Hotter. Cross.
Struck out. by Hotter 2. Passed ball, Bow
erman. Wild pitches, HoIer, Masee.
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-Four members OF the Rough Riders
Will make a century run next Sunday
despite the July heat. Their objective
point Is East Liverpool. The quartette
win be composed Of ]. +. Kline. Bob
Vance, Ed Salade and Tom Garden.
They viii leave Wheeling at a. m.
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
DAYTON. o.. July a.-Fifteen hundred
people turned out to-day to see Champion
James ]. Jefiries appear as umpire In the
DaytOn-wheelinE game. Jeftries gave a
four-round exhibition bout with his
brother Jack, but his exhibition paled to
insignIfcanee before the marvellous per-
formance OF Pitcher doc" Watkins, OF
the Dayton team. Watkins shut Wheel
Ing out without hit or run. He was In
vinclble from the staFt. and monty one
instance was there doubt OF his=eomplete
control OF the destinies OF the visitors.
Watkins was greeted with cheesiat tho
close Of every inning. Parvin was not
much OF a puzzle to the locals. Jefiries'
four-round bout was not Of much moment,
and besides Watkins wonderful work 1t
U,a0 nirnngt fortyhtten Erorc.
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VICTORIA. B. c.. July 2i.-Peter
jackson, the pugillst, who Is here from
San Francisco, says he will issue a
challenge to the victor in the Jetfries-
sharkey fight. He is confident Of win
ming
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Mco1NNITY's sTBADINEss.

CHICAGO. July a.-rhe Orphans out
batted the Orioles to-day and played
much the cleaner fielding game but Nc
Glnnity's steAdIneFS and Phyle's three
bases on balls gave the visitors the VIC
tory. Attendance. 500. Score:
Chicago .......sOO oo1oO % S !
Baltimore 80 5 0 o 90 2 0-S 0 1
Earned runs. Chicago /: Baltimore /.
Batteries, Phyle and Chance; McGinnlty
and Robinson. Umpires, o'Day and NC
Gnrr. Time, l:t0.
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StOIen bases. MIIIer, Frhnk: blGFIHCh
hit. Frank Two-bnEe hits. Watkins 2,
Knau :. Struck out. by Watkins .: by
ParvIn !. Bases on balls. by Watkins 2:
by PnrvIn /. Passed balls, ,Donohue ].
Time OF game, 1865. Umpire, Carruthers.
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INTRR,S7ATELEA
srANDINa o. cLuRa.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Dayton I. Wheeling O.
Toledo 8, Youngstown I.
Mansfield :. Columbus g.
TT. Wayne 10, New Castle 3.
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thousand tlmeS. He hear q Gllout, stops,
hesitates, gets ruttjed Z" and iS run ovef.
When man finds that his memory plays
him false often, when he starts Of 10 get
something and fergets what he went for,
when he ka0WJ he Has locked the front
door and yet an irritating uncertainty
eotnpels him TO get up and verify his
knowledge, then that man Is 10 dan.
ger at any minute when confronted by
tdRing danger He Is unnerved.
This condition can be perfectly cured
by the use Of Df. Piefee'.' Golden Med.
ical Discovery. II strengthens the stom-
ach, nouiGhes the nerves, and puTihes
the blood. It contains no alcohol,
whisky or other intoxicant.
"Ths reason delayed writing VtS because /
Ga9ted 70 walt eIs taag ana had taksH the
can Send good. cancellations tegtlilonlal,"
writes Gas. II. Sergeant, ESq., u Plain City,
HadiSon Co, Ohio, 'DurinE the summer and
fall Of 1896 became al run down" nerves
were out Of order and stomach ont Of order.
wrote 10 Dr.. Pierce for advice. He said had
general debility, add advised Dr.. Pieree'S Golden
Medical Discovery, and, thanks to you fer your
advice. used GI bottles and since stopped
taking 4 about one year ago, have not taken
any medicine OF any kind. lud h6tS bteS Gbk 10
nVrk sSey1 day. Ny HIpettie Z GOOD, can sat
miserable burning 81 The stomach amer eating,
and my blood and nerves arr 10 gOod shape"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliouSneSS.
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CINCINNATI, July a.-The Champions
easily outplayed the Reds to-day and won
their eighth game from the locals Dwyer
was forced to retire after the nth. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati 30 2 90 900 -! 2
Boston ........0 ? 0 O-SlS :
Earned runs. Cincinnati l; Boston 8
Peitz: Nichols and Clarke. EMPIRES, Ma
nassau and Latham. Time, 2:6.
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Tn.nAYls nAAiEa

DAYTON ut wheeling.
Toledo At Youngstown.
New Castle at Ft Wayne.
COlumbug nt Mansfleld
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&eMeaL

HADIEEI chlthettef'S English Penayruyal Phs
u 9SS"':t ~, P,s' 9rs the eEst; & E R.I
CHE CSishs..sT ' chSSSSssr E g.. PEllIdA, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-25
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Opened ut ClcveIand-Tho FavorItes
EnIIo6 m WIN

ODGnCu ut CIcYcluuu-Auo E0NOENS"
Failed to Win.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 28.-The
Grand Circuit races began to-day I'M
der favorable weather and track con-
dltions, but the attendance was some
what disappointing, owing In the main
to the street railroad strike. There were
four events on the programme. the 2:14
trot, 2:ie pace. 1921 pace. and 2:i9 trot.
Only two races were finished, one be-
ing postponed entirely and the other go
ing over unfinished. The race Of most
interest was the 2:i4 trot. Altoka was
a hot favorite before the race began,
but he only got one heat and after hot
finishes between Charley Kerr, BonnR-
telIa and Altoka, Chanty finally landed
the race.
MaximillIan, the favorite. would have
won the 2:16 pace with ease In the first
three heats, but for an accident to his
sulky in the first hent. The heat was
finished on one wheel and MCCarty was
thrown at the home. but no other dam
age was done. II took the favorite I'M
til the fourth heat 10 recover himself
and then he wen: out. winning MS he
pleased. The pools sold with MRXimll-
Ian fnvorIte nj $50, Gypsy Red f25: Star
Hal and Sweet Violet $40 each. and the
remainder OF the field SIS.
The 2:27 pace was the most dlsnp-
pointing Of all for the talent. Harry o.
was picked as sure winner and was
played vigorously ut any price. Sphinx
S. was too speedy. however and he won
the two hehts finished after exciting
contests with Harry o. In tho FIRST and
Grin u. In the second, The 2:l9 trot
went over until Tomorrow. Following
Is the summary:
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I.aughlinl ...............O $50 2dr.
Birdie Diekerson, bF. m.
(0nrfieldl ..............6 s o Sdr.
Free Pond, b. 2. fF.
Miller .................. 3 DR..
Harry Harold, b. s.
(Penn0ck) ..............n Z Or.
Gyp Walnut, b. &.
(O'NeiD ....."..........l0 Sdr.
shS ....,..........;...@..s 10 DR..
Time-2:O99t. 2:iests, 2;il. s:iZi4, 2:il. 2:isSt.
2:Z7 class, pacing. purse 1900.
Sphinx, oh. g.. by Sphinx (BurnQ." I
Harry o., br. 8. (BogaAh). ..."..,.....
Grin b., b. h. berry.
Lockhart, ch. 8. tshepherdD. .........
Minnie Simmons, b. m. (Kenneyl....
George c. EaBion, br. 8. WCurryl.;..9
Jean IngeloW, blk m. IVAN Meterl.. 9
Dnrknef. blk 4. Nelson. ........,....
Time-2:og6. 2:i05b
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CO. SMITH, 'r ssss s sssS.'''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two.story brick and frame addition.
Lot q feet Inches by about 40 feet. On
west side OF Main street, 3 doors north
OF Eighth street Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building sites in
ground. Site cannot be beat for a resi-
K Iine and cheap building lot on Lind
street-$3O0 only.
street, with brick dwelling on alley, &
This is all desirable property and an
Investment.
fourth and Chapline streets. part Of Al
hambra Rink and frame dwelling, 6 rooms,
on It, will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets,
TPIAbhnnp Eli
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The wheeling team will open up a
lengthy series on the home grounds this
afternoon. with the Daytons, and the
fans expect the boys to take d brace on
their own heath. The recent trip was
most disastrous one and the stogIes
return after dropping from sixth
place, the position held when they left
Wheeling. The team is scheduled to
play at home until August 3,i0nd will
strain every effort to retrieve the past
defeats. Good roofing by the fans will
spur them on. for nothing supports like
encouragement. s.s
Wheeling didn't get run or hit from
Watkins. the DnytOn's star twirler, yes
terday. Somehow Wheeling always has
trouble with the Old Soldiers. The
game at the leland ball park this after
noon will op-n n series Of two games
hero with Dayton.
Columbus comes here Thursday for
three days. There will be double
header on Saturday.
Poole or Wells will likely oGlcIate on
the slab for the stogIes this afternoon.
Manager Howells aggregation will
mnke desperate try to smother Day.
ton.
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'None out when winning runs scored
P Bite %nTgS,: ;..''..."S S3S K

Earne drun1. Pittsburgh 5; Philadelphia
s. Two-base hits, Mccarthy, Delehnnty,
Mcfarland. Three-base hits, Williams,
Lever. Home run, Williams. Sacrifice
hit. Thomas. Stolen base, Flick. Double
play, Cross, ChlleS and Cooley. First base
on balls. OF Lever s. on Frazer 2; on
Burnhart g. Passed ball, Mcfarland.
Time. 2:l0 Umpires, swartwood and Hunt.
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TnICKsrNR TORREYsoN
Deserts Columbus, and WIN Gold
hrIrk SnrIngfleld NeKt.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, July 2l.-Man-
ager Torreyson, of the Columbus base
bail club, telephoned here today from
Columbus. making arrangements for
the transfer Of mis- team to Springfield
for the remainder of the season,
When Torreysoi made the deal ex-
changing Grand Rapids for Columbus II
was freely predict u that Columbus
wouldn't supper. his team. and that he
would work into Springfield. Torrey-
son should go into some other business
or the Interstate should throw him
overheard
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UanfsG
ssaeral MoNes..
% GARD OF EouALIzAToN AND

ID APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks Once.
City Of Wheeling, ". Va.
Public notice Is hereby given 70 all per-
sons interested that the ASSESSOR elected
by the council Of the city OF WheeltnB
have completed their 9S8aS8rnRnt for the
year and made return thereof to my once,
Any person Wishing to appeal from gaid
assessment or desiring any corrections
made, will appear at the city building be-
fore the board OF equalization and appeals
on the following days at . o'clock a. m,
AZ the said board will meet at that time
at the said city building 10 hear all OBJ.
jectIonS TO said assessments and revise and
correct the same:
First WaFd-Monday. July 81.
Second Ward-Tue6day, August !.
Third Ward-Wednesdny August =
Fourth Ward-ThuFsd9y, August 4
Fifth WaFd-Friday, August T.
Sixth wRrd-Monday, August 4.
Seventh Ward-TueBdAy, August 3.
Eighth WRrd-WednesdRy, August 9.
THOS. O'BRTEN, Jf.,
tyf0 City Clerk.
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FOR SALE
STOCKS.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
LaBelle Iron Works.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Crystal Glass Co.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling Pottery Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
First National Bank, Bellaire, y.
BeIlnlre Gas & Electric Co.
Peabody Insurance Co.
Geo. r. Taylor Co.
BONDS.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Moundsville, Benwood G wheeling Rail-
way Co.
whitaker Iron Co.
FoStoria Glass Co.
Town OF Salem, w, Va.
jackson County. per cent
Tin, Steel and Hoop Stocks bought and
sold direct on New York and Chicago
Stock Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT a SON,
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
National Exchange Bank Building.
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IF you wnnt sweet. wholesome bread,
such ne baked Mt home, only cheaper,
get Wheeling Bakery's.
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GAS To7Ens
' $685. !: l.ml|zz;233;;:zz;: =. ',..1
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J The raj rough
rider Is the man
who the riTd
with q twisting,
Squil1ing log for
. sadds, On which
he lnd6 baiane-
ing himself 70 its
evely motion. II
his coolheSs fails
or hia nerve gives
way, disaster and
death reach out
for him.
It's the giving
way Of the
nerve f" which
pr0Ves fatal to 50
matiyaman. Per-
hapi he Is simply
Gro ing the street,
rs be has done ten
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Columbus comes here Thursday for
three days. There will be double-
header on Saturday.
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FOB RENT

ANU1 Va NI1WIIs UII VNIs
No. 2207 Chapllne street, and other de-
girable property for business and resi-.
dence.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1872
Main street. Ie1
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

Try Parmenter's peach butter.
Home made peach butter at the
Poor Farm.
New Easter novelties at Mrs
Wright's.
The Fair has new ad in this issue
which will be of great interest to all
our readers See it
Leroy Gale, of Granada, visited
Lamar this morning and attended to
some business affairs.
( l. Writ Markham went to Denver
Tuesday night and will be gone until
Saturday, maybe longer.
Charles Myers is home fiom the
Ward mining camp and reports eyt
erything showed in there.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Franz, after a
soiourn of a few days, returned to
ST. Louis during the past week.
W. f. Martin has opened up a
fine line of wagons, buggies and farm
IN lchiuery IN Strains warehouse.
The W. G. T L. members are re-
quested to meet Friday, March 81,
at the NJ E. Church at 2.3O p. m.
A boy of regulation weight was
born on Mondry to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Wiekens at the Petrie ranch on
Graveyard.
Miss Charlotte Anderson, from
Denver, is filling the place of steno-
grapher in the Office of the Prowers
County Abstract Company.
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j. MI. JOHNSTON.
Clothing and Furnishings Exclusively

Sweet, Orr 4 Co.'S genuine Eng
lish corduroy psnts 10 I've had only at
Jobnstou's clothing store. Every
pair warranted
Frank Erwin, reprcsenting the
Denver Times, called npOn that pa
pers readers on Tuesday and made a
few additioLs TO list OF subscribers
Miss Rosa Thoman has beou kept
at home for several days owing 10
illness, but It i not Of scrions uA
ture aud she will soon be out again.
Ben Riley, the well known stock
man and farmer FROM near GranasiA.
came mp today fiom hi- ranch to look
after some matters in which be is 10
terested.
Judge c, H Frybarger is in town
today, having come on various mat
ters Of business. In fact the Judge
is always foil Of business when be
comes here.
Ellis Browuield aud Leroy Cru
Der, both Of Las Animss. were doing
some business al the land Office last
Saturday Mr. Gruber made a
homestead entry.
George w. Miller, Of Bent county
instituted contest last Saturday
against an Old timber culture entry
for land in Bent County. The entry
was made in 1888.
John johnson, aud his brother
Alfred johnson, ot Baut county.
each made homestead entry Tor
land in the south part OF the county
during the first of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the N.
Z. Church will serve an Easter sup
per in the Ironclad building. kinder
garten room, Friday evening. aIarch
81 Price 25c; ice cream extra.
7 The Lamar Cotillion Club gave
its regular hop last Friday nigbt
and an immense good time was n
joyed by all those present About
twenty couples were participants
Oscar Downing aud family have
moved into their new home onI north
Main street Judge Billingsleh will
occupy the house inst vacated ky Mr..
Downing, which is in the east part OF
town.
John Golladay while boring holes
through some broom handles with q
red hot iron rod the other day, got
his finger in the way and bored hole
clear through it. He now carries a
badly crippled hand.
Birks Cornforth, of Denver, spent
Tuesday in Lamar and vicinity, look
ing over the country. He expects to
make some farm loans around here,
and wanted to satisfy himself as to
the prospects of the country.
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THE FAIR.

Peach butter At Parmeut~r's
Tg Parracatsr's bosns prediction
Pesrh butter.
Ladies hair cleaned At 5. ". Ba
hngsleA's barber shop.
Call and rce our line % HArnssss.
q & HUDDLEsroN.
Get your ciothrs made 10 order
Neu line of samples nov ia Al y y
MeIean's.
Go 20 O Z. Dosning's shop north
q The railroad irnck for biasksmish
and wagon work
u yoa bays anything yoa uans n
pziIsd take ]; 10 Dave DowBrr's re
pair shop. Prices reasonable aud all
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