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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-11
RELIAIRE mAPpENlNGs.
Matters OF Interest In tho Metropolis
ofTclmont County

The Bethel cemetery trustees arrested
on warrants sworn out by MIS-. james
Goodrich In connection with some trou-
BILE about the robbery OF the grave OF
her husband. appeared before Mayor
Freeze yesterday and gave bond TOT
their appearance in common pleas
court.
Annie McFadden has fled suit for
divorce from her husband. Isaiah NC.
Fadden. They formerly lived here but
recently moved to st. Clairsville. -Four
other divorce suits have been nled IN
the common pleas court for next term
The lawn fete given by the Ladies',
Aid society Of the United Presbyterian
church, on the lawn OF Mrs. ]. d. Helm
leln. in the Fifth ward, was largely at
tended.
John W. Fish will leave this week
upon his first trip in the interests OF
the Bellaire Bottle Company through
Ohio, Pennsylvania and portion OF IN
diana.
H, A. Mykrautz, a gentlemnnly at
torney from Ashland, who is candl-
date for attorney general on the Dem
Ocratic state ticket. was IN town yes
terday.
John Conroy. who was Injured at tne
steel WORKS anu uhu " hN'S tiA' 80 -
putated, Is improving as Wen as can DC
expected under the circumstances.
Miss Lucy McGregor. who has been
spending u month with relatives IN
Haymnrket Va, has returned to her
home in the Fourth ward.
w. ]. Kirkpatrick and A. stahl have
gone to Cleveland to attend the Elks,
carnival as representatives from the
Elks lodge OF this city.
William Long and John Callahan.
who have been spending two months
at Hot Springs, Ark, have returned
home.
Miss Mamie Powell. OF the First ward,
left yesterday for Gas city no. 10
spend a month visiting friends and rel
atIves.
Mrs. Henry r. Fitton and son re-
turped home last evening from two
months visit with her parents IN IRON
ton.
Miss Edna Cook will leave tomorrow
for her home in East Liverpool after q
very pleasant visit with friends here
The bridge on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad at Glencoe has been widened
and double track placed on 1t.
Mrs. w. C. Carnahan and daughter
has returned home from months
visit with relatives in Columbus.
Miss May Roberts, of the Fifth ward,
has gone to McConnellsville, Pa, TO
spend month with relatives.
j. j. Mccormick and family have re-
turned home from q months visit with
relatives in Hammond, o.
Sol WE'LL Will leave Saturday for New
York city and other eastern cities on a
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Maud Jansen, Of sandusky' is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward.
Mr.. william C. McClaIn ls' at PUTIN
Bay upon a business and pleasure trip
combined.
Miss Anna schramm. of the Fourth
ward, is spending ten days at Epworth
park.
James WOODBURY., OF Clanngton. is
spending a week with relatives here.
William Bolte has gone to Atlantic
City to spend ten days.
James b. Ryan. OF St Clairsvlile, was
in the city yesterday.
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BASE BAIL COMMENT.

The Wheeling and Youngstown teams
play this afternoon. and Manager
Truby's men are going to make des-
perate EFFORT to even up on the unearn-
cd victory the wheellngs scored yester-
day. owing to their non-appearance
Roach or Grow win pitch for the wish
tors, and big" Parvin Will put EN-
over for the stogies.
Manager McAleer Is not with the
YoungstownE this trip. Harry TRULY
IS in charge o. the team here.
Wheeling is still negotiating for some
OF the Atlantic league players, but so
far without success.
II Is said Peter Healey. the railroad
contractor, is trying to buy the Wheel
ing club from Mr.. Howell. and that he
IS backed by the Wheeling Railway
Company. The rumor, however, could
not be confirmed last night.
OF Tuesday's whcellng-NIansfield
game. the Mansfield Shield has the fol-
lowing. which shows Wheeling won the
game fairly:
Up until the ninth inning Parson
Nicholson had been square and Just IN
all his decisions. but Pitcher smith
was partial at times. When Mansfield
went to bat in the ninth Smiths par
TALLY was evident Proctor was given
his base on balls, Bcecher singled and
Proctor went to third Beecher at
tempted to steal second and Nicholson
called him out. Whether he was out
or NOT is a question. Beecher says Ly-
onG never touched him, but tapped the
ground Proctor scored on BeecheTs
attempt TO steal. FlournOy was given
his base by Smith. who called all balls
Belt filed out to center field, and Flour
NOV stole second and then attempted
10 stenl third and was safe by four rect
but Nicholson called him out, which
made the third out. retiring the SIDE
and ending the game. a..
The Wheeling players walked OH the
field. Smith called the ball n foul on
which Flournny went from second 10
third on, the Wheeling players refusing
To- continue the game and Smith gave
the game TO Mansfield to on ac-
count OF wheeling refusing to play.
Sfter wheeling refused 10 play n
crowd gathered on the grounds and 1t
was very much Toledo, but no trouble.
Tho fans nre with the lawmakers
when they are in the right but II IL not
mansfield right or wrong.
n Is true when Mansfield is ABROAD
Il Is robbed, and was robbed OF Two
games last week and visiting team
here Is trcnted much better than Mans
field Is when abroad. but no one WIN
dlsputc the fact that Wheeling won
the game fairly and is entitled to IL
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportancc In a
busy Town.

a breakdown occurred at tho lower
steel works yesterday. which threw the
mon OF for week or ten days II Is
rumorcd that the mill was to have
closed on August ~. the date for the
expiration OF the thirty-dny notice
given for an increase OF wages.
The council committee on streets and
alleys intends to 80 after the Wheeling
Railway Company Tor falling to keep
Marshall street In good condition. be-
tween schnd's and BoEgs' Run cross
iEgs The paving has been washed out
FOR stretches AT some places,
The Pabst-Curran building Is about
completed ns to the structural work.
and II IL easily the best building IN
Benwood II Is built In the fortress
style, the same as prevails everywhere
the Pabst people put up building.
When the lower mill went on ycster-
day there was n general scramble To
RET to Atlantic city Thog, who went
Included Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake. Joe
Burris, Jim llirgls md ~ McllwhIne.
The Dewey club vii 20 into camp to-
day below MoundEvillc, and the boys
invite their friends to sample the Dew
ey's hospitality, The club members
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The Wheeling and youngstown teams
didn't play at the Island patSSJSsster-
day afternoon. owing to the fact that
the visiting team missed a train con-
nection up the river and did not arrive
in town until after the hour seheduled
for the game, S:45. The Wheeling team
took their places in the field at that
hour. with Parvln in the box and the
ball wns delivered across the plate sew
eral times in accordance with the rules,
and five minutes later. Youngstown
still not appearing. Umpire Jack" cro-
gan awarded the game to Wheeling to
the tune of to 0.
About a hundred spectators were on
the grounds and to these the manage
ment issued rain checks. The Youngs.
town team arrived shortly after I
o'clock, and the team reached the ball
mark about 4:45. but only to find the
place deserted and the gates locked. OF
course Manager TRULY could only
blame his ill-luck in not reaching the
city on time. and Wheeling gets a
good luck" victory, and, by the way, It
is about time little good luck struck
the Wheeling team. There have been
numberless instances OF the other kind
this season. most prominent being that
Mansfield game which was lost because
the club hadn't taken the precautlOn to
have number Of balls on hand.
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HEELING DAILY INTELIIGENoFR FRIDAY AUGUST ~ 1888

arr: Luke sauera. Thomas o'Brien. Ar
thur Geraghty and Felix MCGEE.
A horse and wagon jumped over the
bank at the Boggs' Run crossing. an1
the driver. who jumped as his rig went
over. was uuinjured. The horse and
wagon had diligently In climbing the
bank afterwards.
A good crowd viii 80 to New Aata-
F1Oras tomorrow TO see the j. ]. Slipp-
ners cross bats with the Ohio boys
oden. the six-year-old son Of Air. and
Mrs, Joseph Llnsley. died yesterday
after being sick only q day.
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coon Fon MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Independent Hose Team Wins q
Great Victory at Salem.

Again the heet-footed Independent
hose team of Martins Ferry. has been
victorious. At Salem yesterday after
noon the hose race open to the world
was won by the Independent team with
hands down in SOi5 seconds. Toronto
was second. time Biz. and Bellaire
third. in S4iA seconds. The prize In this
race was $500.
The admirlng citizens OF Martins
Ferry got together last night and de-
cided to give the Independent boys n
royal reception and banquet tonight
on their return from Salem The boys
come back on the p. m. Cleveland &
Pittsburgh train,
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BOWLING.

Results in the Carroll Club league
last night were as follows;
c. II. s.-snuers, 1919. 1lG. 15?; G.
Gundllng. l3i, lis. 1871; Kelley. l13. 15l.
III; Carcnbauer. liz. a. 1871; II. Gund-
ling, l22, III. lis; Blind. 10. 90, liz: hand
leap. II. A.. A.: totals, 500. 726. sOO
Rustlers-Carney, 1874, l07. ZIG: Kulner,
i25, 1893. ii3: Kinney. ~ ll9. 1876; Ray,
l5S, l2S, l6S: Roth. lij, i25. iO6: Kirch-
ncr, 14S, ll2, 10: totals, 773. 7Ol, 74s.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle Of wheelInR's
Progressive NcIghbOr.

Progressive NciGhbOr.
Samuel Hope. an employee at McDer-
motifs tool works while riding his wheei
to work yesterday morning, was rum
ming n little faster than usual. being
late. in turning the corner from Monroe
to Pearl street, struck his right hand
which was on the handle bars, against
rusty nail in a telephone post. and
tore an ugly cash couple OF inches in
length. TO thebone. II required sew
eral stitches from the needle Of DR..
ShuttlewOrth to close the wound.
Last evening. at the residence of
Miss Ethel Hobbs. on North Fifth
street she. together with Miss Amelia
Ritz, entertained in n pleasant manner
n number OF their friends from to II
o'clock. The evening was enjoyably
spent In dancing and other social diver
siOns Refreshments OF an appetlZing
nature were discussed at seasonable
hour.
Two members OF the Peerless checker
club OF this city. visited the Big Four
checker club. OF Wheeling yesterday,
and an Interesting match was played,
with the following result: Wheeling, 4;
Martins Ferry, i; drawn. 3. The Peer
less Eight claim they win do better in
the next event.
AT the convention OF the Northeastern
Ohio Volunteer FiTemen's Association.
at Salem, Ohio. Martins Ferry was the
place chosen for the next convention,
the Invitation being extended by City
Solicitor George Cooke.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thurza Chandler
took place from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. +. f. McCombs. yester-
day afternoon, and was largely attend
ed. Interment was at Weeks ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Il. o. Williams returned last eve
ming from five days visit with friends
at st. Clairsvllle.
Charles Schoheld returned to Muncic.
Ind, yesterday, nfter several weeks
visit with his parents in this city.
The Misses Kukuck entertained n
number OF friends Wednesday evening
at their home, above this city.
VIII Barr. OF steubenvlllc. was tho
guest OF his brother. George, In this
city, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon are the
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. II. y. Campbell
at Paris. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Dllworth, OF
Portland, was in the city yesterday.
Madison Nldredge. OF ST. Clairsvllle.
was In the city yesterday.
Thurman Selby Is spending q few
days at Epworth Park.
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Mr.. John Matthias. n well known stock
dealer OF Pulaski. Ky, says: After
suffering for over n week with tluN,
and my physician having failed TO re-
lIpye me, / was advised to try Cham
hcrIaln's Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoca
remedy, and have the pleasure OF stat
ing that the half Of one bottle cured
me-" For sale by druggists.
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NORTON 6 CO.,
rs Exchange Bank Building.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
cenal 9zoness
DRoBATE OF WILL

DRoBATE OF WILL
Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Ohio County, State OF West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate OF tho last
will and testament OF Charles Norton
Fisher. deceased
The object of the petition MED In this
matter on the 18th day OF June, 1899, Is TO
have admitted to probate q paper writing
purporting to be the will OF Charles Nor
ion Fisher, deceased, bearing date DeceIn-
Der IL, 1898 And Il appearing from an AMI
davit filed with me In my office that
William b. Fisher an interested party, Is
u nonresident OF the state OF West Nir-
Einia, Il r. ordered that the said William
d. Fisher do appear at my office. in the
city OF Wheeling. In the county and state
aforesaid within one month after the date
OF the arst publication hereof and do what
IL necessary 10 protect his Interest In said
matter. The hcuring OF said petition Is set
for the 10Th day OF August, 1880, ut 10
o'clock r. m.
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Caldwell & Caldwell Attorneys.
Published the first time July q, lS99.
jy2i-f
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BALTIMORE, August IO.-PoWell's only
base on balls, followed by several long
hits. won the game for the Orioles to-
day. which was brimful Of interest and
excitement The game was scrappy one
throughout. Burkett was removed by
lifting remarks. 4 little later Tebeau
struck McGraw. but beyond a rush Of the
players nothing came Of It, At the end
Of the game bad blood developed between
tators and policemen interposed and no
damage was done. Attendance. l.ei2.
RHE
81 h0ais . 80 g sSSf ~ !
Batteries. Nops and Smith; Powell and
Schreckengost. Earned runs. Baltimore
s; 81. Louis 4. Time. 2:25 Empires. o'Day
and Hunt
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Earned runs Pittsburgh i; Philadelphia
Z TWo-base hits, 6ehriVeft Fraser. Three
base nit, Douglass. Stolen bases. SchrI.
yer Double plays BoWermRn and
Madison Madlpon and BOwerman. First
Hit by pitched ball, ThomnA, Madison.
struck out, by Sparks 3: by Frazer 2.
wild. pitch, Sparks. Left on bases, Pitts
hurgh s; Philadelphia g. Time, hours.
Umplres Emslie and Mcdonald.
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NIcKEE's ROCKS RACES.
Favorltes wero Again Thrown Down
Yesterday,

PITTSBURGH, Pa. August 1O.-Fa-
,vorites were for the third time thrown
down at the McKee's Rocks meeting to-
day. A good crowd attended. and fair
time was made. Results:
1924 class, pacing, $500. Seven heats
were required to settle the race. Mari
gold captured first money by winning
the 9Th, sixth and seventh heats. Best
time. 2:24N. Bessie Hal took second
and third heats and second money in
2:2OK. Underwood took first and fourth
heats, in 2:2lH.
Free for all pace. purse. $500. Won
by Fife Howers. by taking the first,
fourth and fifth heats. Best time,
2:12%. Little Frank took second money
and Oddly third. Arlington. the IA
vorite. took the second and third heats
In 9:ll. but was distanced in the
fourth heat.
1924 class trotting, purse $500 (unf1n-
ished)-Spring Lock first money: Do
minIcan second money; WILDER third
money. Time. 2:2lN, 2:20K.
First narars 2.lS class nurse 81 500:
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BUFFALO GRAND cIRcTIT
Races Ycstcrdny-Quccn City Stake
Goes to Ohio.

BUFFALO. N. Y. August 1O.-The
four day card of the Buffalo Driving
Club was completed at the Fort Erie
track to-day, although with the brisk
half hours shower, and the match AZ
fairs, the grand circuit performers were
kept busy until close to o'clock.
The shower sprang up as the horses
were called for the third heat OF the
Queen City trottlng stake. and It made
the track heavy and sticky. This stake
was q hotly contested affair.
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RurNon Sale.
AUCTION SALE.

On Saturday, August 70. beginning at /
for sale at public auction the d. b. Nc
llwalne property, No. u Indiana street,
consisting OF a SiXty-foo: corner lot, with
frame dwelling. The terms OF sale. which
Is subject to lease expiring May !, lsS,
are one-third OF the purchase money In
cash and the balance payable IN one, two
and three years, with interest secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
This IL one OF the choice locations on
tho Island. and Will 80 at q bargain
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A BUNCHING OF HITs.

WASHINGTON, August iO.-Chicago
won to-day's game in the eighth inning,
when four singles were made. GaFvin
kept the Senators hits scattered. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
Ri E
Chicago 80 . i Q Q 5S-5 ; /
Batteries. Carey and Roach; Garvln
and DonRhue. Earned runs, Washington
2; Chicago 4 Time, hours. UmpIres.
SwArtWood and DWyer.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati nj Boston.
Louisville az Brooklyn.
Cleveland ut New York,
Chicago at washington,
pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. August ib.--To-day's
game was a pitchers battle. and the Phil
lea won out by narrow margin.
Gocckcl played his first game for the To-
Gals and made good impression. his err.
F0r being excusabi-. Attendance. j,a1i.
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proposals..
9 EALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia. at Charleston IN
accordance with drawings and speclfca-
tons prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chlteCt, will be received until O'Clock
y. IN, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September u. 1889, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber, IN the Capl-
toll between the hours OF and 1850 q, M.
and 2 and ! p, M. Thursday, August H.,
and every day thereafter, except Sundays.
until September H. Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check Tor
per cont Of the amount OF proposal len.
derei rs a guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond for % per cent OF amount Of
proposal nnG enter into u contract with
Tho Hoard OF Public Works FOR the con-
structlnn Of the building. Upon failure
OF sueccfsful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract. the check submitted
with his propuaai Will bc forfeited to the
state Al checks VIII he retained until
gicctssful bidder furnishes bond and en-
tprE into contract: after which the checks
OF ali bidders win be- returned To them
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec.
Rotary OF tho Board. Proposals must be
on the blank TO be had Of the Secretary
Adirsss ali communications regarding
drnviury and specifications to Harrison
slhrlgNt Architect. Charleston, w, Va;
make tsrtllod checks payable TO the order
Of the State Treasurer, and address NIL
proposals 10 the undersigned, marked on
outEid" Proposals for Annex.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
Az p'''O'''' WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Board OF Public Works.
Charleston. W. Va, August S, 1873 aulO
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othcr Inter.state Games.

Az Fort WAYNE RHE
E E5fsa Sa .y;,.S 3SSsSSa::-- isIt I
Batterles-Guese and BERGEN; Ewing
and Meyers.
Al Mansfield, RHE
NaEs6eii 30 o o 90 l0l 90 S .
New castle....O o o o 90 "a 8 !
Batteries-Hackett and Belt; Smith and
Barclny
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ASK your neighborB whose bread
they cat. Nine times out OF ten,
Wheeling Bakery'G
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GO. SMITH, '' ssss u 5ssn:s''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot Q feet inches by about 100 feet. On
west side OF Main street, doors north
I.RFge and desirable building sites In
Pleasant Valley. from TO 8 acres Of
ground. Site cannot he beat for resi-
K fine and cheap building lot on Lind
4 ss.foot BY iieO-toot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley
This Is all desirable prOper;y and an
5o.foot by iO0-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chnpllne streets. part Of AL
hambrn Rink and frame dwelling. . rooms,
on II. will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets
Telephone ST.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS. ~

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling .. Youngstown Q.
New Castle 8, Mansfield2
Fort Wayne iS Toledo 6.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. l6l1
Main street. ylEy
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COSTS NOTHING
UNLESS CURED
Can YOu Ask More 2

EENNAAAQl Ne e.
rins / have never given my name IN support q Z
nTS5fieiaFy rsmedyt for have neryr aeen one that
friofu1ed all and more than was Claimed tof ~ uH.
IN MI Win "Hyomei," which eudufHp with AZ
NV hssff (prulesliunal clhles to the contrary not
Wlthttandiagl ioI es!isTs u qs'y eve % ~
Beoashitis catarrh, Asthma, Hay Fever, and last
brl Il frIn toing least. Galipplng Consumpton, ~
n advancrd staFp which By the use Of the E1hlllf
one hour day and the Pocket Inhaler ten nilnutei
every hour. with no other mfdietne, 10 Tour weeks
was tf7nsfofred Into IN esy,ired recovery. .
S. ~. MORRIS, ~. D., $50 franklin Sc.
IT CURES nj INHALATION
Tho frat and only treatment ever known,
which can reach the diseased pnftA OF the
head, throat and lunEa.
no SPRAYS, DOUCHEs OR AToAIIZRRS
Every outfit guaranteed. Price el.oo Extra
bOttlss zoe.
R. I. BOOTH COMPANY,
Roons 7o.7l Guditoriam Baildiap. chlsisO, NJ
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FOB RENT.

FOR SALE
No. 90 Ohio street. .........,.......'.''N.SN
No. 3 Sixteenth street.
i,ot on river front. South Front street.
No. Is Vermont street.
No. az Main street
No, 22Ji Chapline street, and other de-
slrable property for business and resi-
dencc.
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NOTICE 10 BoNDHoLDhRs

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDhRs
OF Upshur County Bonds to the Buckhan-
non and West Fork Railroad Company.
You are hereby notified to forwe' or
payment TO the Buckhannon Bank. y
before the first day of September y,
fourteen az of said bonds, numbered as
follows: 81. 30, 81, %. IS, 81, IS, %, 81, IS,
", 100, l0l and l02. Interest on said bonds
to cease on and after said first day OF Sep
'' BY order ere Of upshur County Court, July
term, 1889.
jy2Ssf ]. ]. MORGAN. Clerk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago o WRshlnWton I.
Philadelphia Z. Pittsburgh ?,
Blltlmor" Z, g. Louis 4.
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Real Ssrats
Theo. w. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street
Real Estate investments.

Double house 10 and u South Broadway:
lot s. feet front. VIII pay over 10 per
cent as Il Is, with ground room for more
houseR-S2 4Og,
S-roomed dwelling 20 South Front; handy
locatlOn always in demand; 10 per cent
Investment; pleasant place TO live.
ninth street; 1--WE minutes walk OF LaBellO
Mil.
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To-DAYs GAMES.
Youngstown at Wheeling.
New Castle at Mansfield.
Springfield Ut Dayton.
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