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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-07
RELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orInterest in tho Metropolis
ofBeInout County

John Duke. coal miner, working at
Hentheringtor's lower coal bank, was
caught yesterday morning while at
work beneath fall of soapstone. After
considerable work he was gotten out
and taken to his home in the Second
ward. DR.. Pelrsol was called and
found that no bones were broken. but
TINT the spine was injured and his legs
badly mashed. He was also bruised up
considerably about the head. 1t is not
thought. that his injuries will prove
fatal.
The Democrats are now beginning to
hgureion their county convention and
the opinion is expressed thut II viii be
held in the fore part OF next month.
probably in this city. There are not
many candidates for places on the
ticket. but It is probable they Will be
able ID. draft enough men to fill the
ticket. though they had some trouble to
do this last year.
The court OF common pleas Of Bel
mont county. which convened for the
summer term In April. VIII adjourn on
Saturday on Monday Judge HolllngB-
worth will leave for Put-ln-Bay TO ut
tend the annual meeting OF the Ohio
State Bar Association, after which he
VIII make a tour OF the lakes.
d. Mechan. well known young man
OF the First ward, died yesterday morn
ing, ut the home OF Samuel Fitch, on
Guernsey street. after o lingering ILL
ness with consumption. The funeral
win take place Friday afternoon. In
tcrmcnt in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Christian Sunday school OF this
city, together with the others In this
vicinity. Will eNcurt this morning to
Cresap's grove where n union picnic
will be held. The steamer Eliza will
mike the trip and a pleasant time is
anticipated.
The steamer Lorena from GAINESVILLE,
landed here yesterday and unloaded all
her freight into cars on the Cleveland
e. Pittsburgh line and hat Il shipped to
Pittsburgh, on account OF the river be-
ing too low for her to get through,
A New Athens correspondent pays n
deserved tribute to Heatherlngton's
band. which furnished the music nj the
college commencement there last week.
The band goes 10 EpwOrth park next
month for the season.
The ladies' Of the Knights OF Golden
Eagle Installed now officers last even
ing, after which they sat down to n
fine spread. The members OF the *. OF
q. H. were also in attendance for the
banquet
Alex. Ogle. jr, left yesterday after
noon for Mt. Clemens, Mich, where he
will Join his mother who ls A. that
place for her health. They will remain
for month.
William Shindcwolf, ar, wife and
daughter, Mlssen Minnie and Amelia
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steeer and Joe Rankin are an az ut.
Clemens, Aieh.. for q lew weeks stay
the Novelty stamping works vein re-
sumo Monday morning after being on =
week.. In which time they have MADE
some necessary repairs.
Simon Beler has purchased the inter
ests OF Benjamin Stnhl in the wholesale
md retail liquor business and VIII con-
tinue II himself.
John Davies left yesterday morning
for Erie. Pa. where he will look after
a street paving contract that Is 70 ne
let In that city.
Shell Bros. pavilion shows gave a pa
rade yesterday afternoon and last even
Ing had q fair audience at their nrst
performance.
An observation car bearing officials
OF the Baltimore & Ohio road, was IN
the city yesterday afternoon, on an IN
spectIon tour.
lisa NJ. McNeal. Of the Fifth ward.
wus granted divorce yesterday IN the
court Of common pleas. from benjamin
P. McNeal.
DR.. Starkwenther returned home last
evening from few days hunting trip
out the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Clncin-
natl road.
The Bellaire Encampment Of the ]. o.
o., F., No. ice, will confer the Hoyal
Purple degree upon several new mem
bers.
Heatherington's band has been en-
Gagged 10 furnish music during the as
sembly at Epworth Park this season.
WIN c. Danford, the mail agent,went
out to Crabapple yesterday evening 10
to spend a few days in the woods.
MISS Mary Armstrong has returned
home from a two weeks visit with rel
atives in GAINESVILLE.
Thomas NJ. Holt, glassworker, is
visiting at Muncle, Ind, during the
summer vacation.
Miss Mabel Landen, Of Youngstown,
is spending two weeks with friends IN
the Fifth ward.
Louis Emery, Of Glenwood, Pa, is
spending a few days with relatives IN
the Fifth ward.
q. G. Dennlson returned home yes
terday to Mansfield, after spending
few days here.
Misses Elfelta Rief. Of Wheeling, is
the guest Of David Walker and family,
on Rose Hill.
Misses Clara Mccain, Of GAINESVILLE
is the guest Of the Misses Colts, In the
Third ward.
Mrs. Rose Meredith and children. OF
chambersburg, Pa, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. william sinram, of Pittsburgh.
is the guest Of relatives in the Fourth
ward.
Ex.sheriff Darby and wife will leave
next week for a tour Of the lakes.
stephen Hipklns. of Martins Ferry
was in town yesterday.
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MouNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From AIarshall
County,s Chief City.

Yesterdays News From hhFbuuIl
County's Chief City.
Two unknown persons made tour Of
the city early yesterday morning on O
thIeving expedition. They broke Into a
number OF places, but carried little
away with them. Hess q Fischer
planning mill office was broken into, but
nothing taken. Mrs. Moran's residence
on Tenth street, was entered, but Moth
ing was disturbed. w. o. CANDLES
meat shop was opened and some meat
and few pennies from the money
drawer were taken. S. T. Courtwright's
hardware store was the last place they
attempted to enter, but were scared
away before they succeeded In getting
the door open. There is no clue to their
identity or whereabouts.
D. j. Hartley, who was struck by q
brick thrown by william Weaver We'd
nesday night, as given in yesterday 8
Intelllgencer, is still in a serious eondi-
tIon and may yet succumb to the IN
Jury. The hearing was set for o'clock
yesterday before Squire Edwards, but
upon the motion Of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Parsons, the trial was postponed
for FIVE days. Weaver was returned 20
Ian to await the result Of the injury
anu Lu6. tElAA'
]. M. BooIhe, formerly Of this city,
but now OF Pomona. Cal, arrived In the
city early yesterday morning to spend
several weeks looking after his husi-
ness interests here and VISITING, friends.
He went to California for his health
several months ago, and Is greatly I'M
proved.
James A. sigafoose has been quite
sick at his home on Lafayette avenue,
but is better now, and hopes to be out
In few days.
An effort is being made to get one OF
the Spanish cannon now at Charles
ton, sent here and placed on the
mound.
A marriage license was Issued 70
William Murphy and Helen Gallaher,
both OF this city, yesterday.
Miss Lena Prlchard, Of Warrington,
Is the guest OF Mrs. N. 2. Woodburn
and family, Of Sixth street.
Mrs. George c. Blake, of Pomona,
Cal, arrived in the city yesterday
morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. C. Reppetto left yesterday
morning with her children, for Barnes
Vile, o., to visit friends.
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In the Mozart league last night I
SCORES were as follows:


In the Mozart league last night the
scores were as follows:
N. r. L. & A. A.-osCEoLA. ;
n. Z. L. & A. A.-Beuter. ITO, 2Os 1866;
Wilhelm, III. Isl. 161; Jones, ll5. l4S,
1923; Gilbert l07, 10, 1903; Falck, 167, l5S,
1926; Blind, l22, lis, 1O9i totals, 7Ss, s2I'
7SS. 80,
Norteman 1923. 1852, 176: G. Nortem1n'
1859, 1872, 1853; Martin. 1863. 1S9. 1874; w.
DetweIier, 1Il, 1854, l43; Andlinge:, III,
1874, 1903; totals. s22, $50, sos.
q. z. q. NATIONAL.
2. n. q. Z-Hazlett. 167. 145, 146; Car
dona, 14T, 1850. 1875; Peterson, 1852. Ill, 1854;
A, Beiswlnger. los, 1876, los: Flanagan,
100, 1893, 146; Bohn, 18l, 14s. 1876; totals,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. 1913, lis;
Dawson. 81. 10l, 1903; Helmbrlght, ll5,
127, lis; Smith. 1G7, 49, 100; FuBate, l4I,
1871, 1872; Blind, 1888, 149, l2S; totals, 76I,
S23, Cos.
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MARTIN,s FERRY NEWs.
Tho DAILY Chronicle Of Wheeiing's
1B-oo-.vstve koisytiI,,F.

The Daily Chronicle OF WheelinR'e
Progressive Neighlpr.
Yesterday Afternoon Theodore Kellar'
Of this city, received a letter from
Frank Mccord. of Cleveland. notifying
him of his appointment as district dep
uty revenue collector for the district
which comprises Belmont. Harrison,
Jefferson and Carroll counties, to sue
coed the present collector, r. II. Aiey-
erE, OF Bellalre. Dir. Kelinr has neen
looked upon some time as favorable
candidate for the appointment but u
was not until yesterday that aay den
mite news was received The import
ance OF his new appointment ana the
amount OF time It win require VIII no
doubt cause Squire Kellar to resign his
present duties as Justice OF the peace
before entering upon his new work.
The position pays Sl,i0O and expenses
lars appointment will take effect Au-
gust !.
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MART1Ns FRRRY KIcKs.

The new running schedule Of the
wheeling railway System which went
into effect Wednesday caused unfaVor-
able comment here. Employees OF tlle
wheeling manufacturing industries
who reside on this side OF the river are
especially loud in their remarks Of dis
approval, us they cannot. under the
new system, arrive at their placeS OF
work at the required time in the morn
ing. These are not the only ones VINO
are not pleased with the new move. g
those who desire going to WneellnE IN
the evening are OF the opinion that
starting for home one hour earlier VIII
cut their time rather short in the city,
consequently grumbllng is heard on all
sides
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LOUISVILLE. KY. July G-Hhome run,
a base on balls and three singles gave the
Colonies three runs In the third and the
Reds could not overcome that lead. UNI
pire Andrews to-day sent his resignation 10
president: Young. Attendance, l,5OO.
-RH.E.
Louisville ,.,.,..,....bO30OOOO S
Cincinnati ..........,O 0 OO2O00O- 10 q
Earned runs: Louisville. 2; Cincinnati, ],
Batteries: Woods and thinner; Dwyer and
Wood. Umpire: Gaffney Time: l:iJ.
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KELLAR's SUCCESSOR.

The township trustees win no doubt
be called upon shortly to I'LL the vacan-
cy for the position OF justice OF the
peace for an unexpired term. In the
event OF Squire Kellar's resignation,
who has Just been appointed district
deputy internal revenue collector.
There are several prominent citizens
who have been favornbly spoken OF al
ready. Among them is ex-Mayor N.
C. Mitchell, whose chances are very
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Ease BNLL coNINIENT.

In the standing OF clubs OF the Inter
state league. the lntellIgencer carries
us defcotn the protested game at New
Castle. which win doubtless be awarded
to the stogIcs since President Young
has promulgated his opinion on the
case, and the game with Mansfield that
was awarded the visitors Wednesday.
on the records. It Is Improper to count
either Of these games az victories for
Wheeling until President Power acts.
Parvin win pitch for the stogles at
New Castle this afternoon.
Fisher. the new short-stop. did not
Join the stoBles NJ New Castle ycster-
but IL expected to be Il. the game to-
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BOWLING.
MUsEE LEAGUE.

on the Musee alleys last night Reli-
ance took two out of three games from
the Crescents. Score;
Crescents-King. 1O5. 1859, 1872: Shan
lev. III, 81, l73: Fox. 125. 14S, 100; Cole
man, 1O4, 1856, 1853: CASTOR, l6S, lis, l5l;
Blind, $40, IS, 1893; totals. SlS, 75S, slS.
Reliance-J. RAIDER, 1879, 1l2, 16l; Da-
Wis, III, 100, 1853; Worls, 1876. 1S6, l6g;
jerks, 100. ll9, ISL; Meyers, 50, l2O. ll6;
Hanes, 1928, 1917, 1Ol; totals, 1856, 1IS, $50
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eummnry-Earned runs PIttshuTBh, y
Chicago, l. Two-bass hits; -Bowerman,
I.ange 2 Three-basn hits: hcCArthy,
Ryan, DPmontrGyllle. StoleE bGaeH: Don
FIy. O'BrIcI, and Clark; O'BrIen, Ely and
Clark; I.ange (GnassistGd); Mccormick and
Everett; DemontTevillc. Mccormick ana
Everett First base on balls: on Homer
&: of Gflifith. J. Hit by pitched ball;
beaumont. Struck out By Homer. l; by
Grifith, O. Sacrifice hit Deulpnfrt VILE
Time: 2:25 Umplres: swartwoep 'dnd La
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CARRIAGE CoLLECTION.

The city garbage solicitor who has
been making the rounds for two days,
has met with great success on every
hand. All the people visited. with very
few exceptions. have ''anted up" their
twenty-five cents, without Offering any
objections. The solicitor stated yes
terday that the private collection OF
garbage would commence Monday, and
the people vii look forward to that day
with great interest. .,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH. July a-Plttsbargh made
a desperate effort In the eighth 10 get out
OF the hole and scored ave russ With ute
hits, but outside OF that inning they could
not hi, when needed While Chicago hit
Hofrer cftectually. stIll errors on the par
OF the locals figured In several OF their
AAannhnnnn- L IN ENnrn.
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MARTrNs FRRRY BRTEFs.

The drilling machinery for the new
artesian we'll to be drilled at the Bel
mont Brewery arrived yesterday morn
ming. Work, however, will not be
commenced before the first OF the week,
owing to the obsence Of the managers,
Messrs. Elck and hlpphardt.
Mrs. Jennie Day. OF Hanover street,
who has been Ill for several weeks, last
night while under temporary mental
arrangement, took dose OF poison to
en5 her life. DR.. Dlven was immedi-
ately summoned and by the aid OF the
proper emetics succeeded In counter
acting the dose.
The Novelty Mould Works Is at pres
ent enjoying very successful and prof
liable run. It was stated yesterday
and that they are averaging four nights
work week.
Miss Ethel Darrah. at the home Of
her parents, Or. and Mrs. ]. W. Darrah.
on Fifth street, will entertain her
friends this evening, complimentary to
her guest, Miss Lulu Tweed, OF Steu-
benville.
The funeral OF the one-year.old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Bader occurred
yesterday afternoon, from the family
was at Mount Calvary cmetery.
A large number from here will attend
the picnic Of the Union Christian
churches at Cresap's Grove to-day. The
boat will leave Swnrtz's landing at Z
o'clock.
A tennis club will be organized in this
city within the next few days, with q
membership not to exceed ten. They
y,,Iu fhntF nnuPf1 In 40ylA'g
field.
Robert Blackboard returned from
Philadelphia yesterday, where he has
completed a course in medicine at the
University Of Pennsylvania.
The Tweedy oil well, at Dillonvale,
was shot yesterday, but the results
could not be ascertalned at late hour
last night.
Miss Olive Smith returned yesterday
| from Titiln, Ohio, where she has been
the past two weeks visiting her aunt
Miss Lydia Burns will be down from
| Steubenvllle to-day to visit Miss
Blanche schotleld, on Walnut street.
Miss Margaret Drennen went to
Grandvlew, Ohio, yesterday, to visit
her sister, Mrs. w. d. Cochran.
Dave Bruce left yesterday for New
York. where he sails tomorrow for
Liverpool, England.
Mrs. Florence Davis, Of Benwood, is
the guest OF Miss Grace Graves, on
Pearl street.
Polk Diggins, of Nashville, Tenn, is
the guest Of relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. j. S. Boyle has returned from n
few days visit with relatives at Cam
bridge.
Misses Ellen and Mary Mitchell went
to Barnesville yesterday to visit rela-
tlves.
Mrs. II. W. Smith left yesterday for
Atlantic City, to be gone about ten
| days.
Miss Bessie Baer LEFT yesterday for
Cambridge to visit relatives.
Miss Marion Beck left yesterday for
Marion, Ind, TO visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Williams returned
yesterday from Wellsburg.
Dr. w. D. Hoge, OF Portland, was
In the city yesterday.
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Mr.. ]. L. Lilly, prominent citizen
OF Hannibal, MO-, lately had wonder
ful dellvcrancc from n frightful death.
In telling Of It he says: ~ was taken
with typhoid fever. that ran Into pneu.
monia. My lungs became hardened. l
was SO weak I couldn't even sit up In
bed. Nothing helped me, expected 10
soon die Of consumption. when / heard
of Or. Kings New Discovery. one bot
tic gave great relief. continued To
use il. and now am well and strong.
can't say too much In It's praise" This
marvellous medicine II the sureHt and
quickest cure In the world for all throat
and lung trouble. Regular sizes 30 cts,
and Si.OO. Trial bottles free Mt Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
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"I OWE my whole life to Burdocll
Blood Blttcrs. Scrofulous sores covered
my body. ! seemed beyond cure b. II.
Il. has made me perfectly well wo-
man" Mrs. Charles Hutton. Berville,
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GO. SMITH, 49, &C.. 6sIisi..
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A tyo-story brick and frame addition.
Lot 8 feet inches By about 40 feet on
west side OF Main street, dupfN nqfth
Of Eighth street. Only 3, gQ thigsy .eeE,
Large and desirable bun nE sites y
ground. Site cannot b beat for roSis
x iine and cheap building lot on Lind
Street-SS00 only.
street with brick dwelling on ailty, !
This Is all desirable property and an
Eo-Soot by 1o0-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and Chapllne streets, part Of Al.
hRmbra Rink and frame dwelling, roomes
on It, will be offered cheap this weak
c. A. SCHAEFERs a CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market streota
Telephone 6i7
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Summary , TWo.baSn hlIb. fUILtIIl
STRANGE. Three-base hits: Nndeau, Mey-
ers. Poole. Stolen bases: Farrell Graf
nus. Nndeau Base on balls:sqnE WadE.
Wadsworth, /; by Poole, 1. Sacrifice hits
Hiiea. Left on bases: New Castle; y
Wheeling, 8. Time OF game; 1879 I'm
rnlrn. l,nrrIilhnrE. --
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INTERSTATELEAGUE.
Special Dlapateh 70 the IaiolllElllaosF.

Special Dispatch 70 the IhtellgNlear
NEW CASTLE. Pa, July s,-New Cas-
tie won an exciting game from Wheel,
ing to-day, but not before they received
a bad scare from the vistota. New
Castle had wheeling shut out until the
eighth, when they took batting streak
ana came near winning the game. Both
pitchers pitched good bail with the ex-
ceptions OF one inning, and were given
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MAuTIs coon PITCHING.

BROOKLYN. July CATER long rest,
Maui pitched for Brooklyn to-day and had
the Phiillcs guessing throughout They
hit his delivery hard but most OF their
drives went into the air for easy catches
Score:
R.HE.
Philadelphia .......OiOOOOOOO--i 70 I
Brooklyn .....,....,.3210t0O0 s 1
Earned runs: Philadelphia. /: Brooklyn.
2, Batteries; Bcrnhnrdt and Mcfarland;
Mnul Hnd Smith. I'mplrrt: Lynch and
Connolly, Time: 2:O2. Attcndancc: 1900
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~ HAVE used chamberlain's
Cough Remedy In my family for years
and always with good results, says
Mr.. W. B. Cooper, OF 81 Rio, Cal: For
small children we find It especially ef-
fective." For sale by druggists.
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Al BIG PICNIC,

The Methodist church and Sunday
school picnicked at Cresaps' Grove yes.
terday, and II there was a member OF
the congregation who did not attend he
was not to be found. 1t was un-
doubtedly the largest Sunday school
picnic ever leaving this city. Eight
hundred tickets were sold, and about
one one hundred boarded the steamer
Leroy who were unable to secure tick
cts. The steamer was half an hour late
In leaving, the schedule time being 1880
o'clock. Every person present report
ed a general good time. with the excep-
ton Of the incapacity Of the steamer
and grounds for handling such an Inn
mense crowd. The steamer returned
about 1880 last evening.
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A. G. SPALDING & Bros,
NEw YORE, CHICAGO Az PHILADELPHlA

u . NAME u NONNNNA E'
Lots from $3.50 to 5000, in payments
Of $40 cash and from Sc to Sl2 monthly,
without interest.
All improvements made and paid for
BY the Spalding Company.
Spalding is situated Just west OF Har-
vey and south Of Blue Island, from
l4lst to ls5th streets, and between
Ashland and Western avenues.
Many trains each day between Chicago
and Spalding. On electric line OF cars
iive-cent fare.
Complete abstract Of title furnished
with each lot. Local employment given
to those who are holders Of property in
Spalding.
For full particulars call on
c. II. MlFFLlN,
SPECIAL AGENT. No. IS fourteenth ST.
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In now located in his new store ut
1916 Market street a full and COM
picte stock on exhibition at popular
prices W&B
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SUMMER SCHOOL.
LEARN to Write.
LEARN to Spell.
LEARN Arithmetic.
LEARN Grammar.
LEARN All English Branches.
LEARN Bookkeeping.
LEARN Shorthand.
LEARN Typewriting.
LEARN TeIegraphy.
LEARN Mechanical Drawing.
LEARN Business Lew.
LEARN Bill CIerking.
LEARN Anything you want by expert
eGced teachers, Cell or write
for particulars.
OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
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LOW RATE EXCunsIoNs.
To Oakland, Mt. Lake Park aud Deer
pnrIS,

June 90 until July 10. the Baltimore 6;
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to above
stations. ut rate OF one fare for the
round trip, good returning until July
10, inclusive.
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aBlood telIap But We rarely recog-
nine the fact except IN timct Of stress
and strain. A horie which looks Ike q
Hserub' may beat another hqre which
seems the ideal OF q racer, just b. that
one quality Of good blood, Similarly
men who seem IN the pink Of condition
drop down under the racing strain Of
business. Whyl Blood tella Men
rectnned nerfectiY healthy staft ont for
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aaM DAIRY
HYGEIA DAIRY.

Some housewives consider tho price only
Interested In the quality, believing the pest
10 he the cheapest, NIL things oonAldeIea
In dairy products this Is especially true
SIMPSON, "The Mllkmsn,"
Phone gl7 1910 Marriott Street;
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RedYcaL

YADIERI cheheIsef's EngiIh nennUoyal Pills
4 lnsmsal pftail 9Fp the Best. SO, h.lsll;
Tahs 10 othdt 80 e, slams ~ R.IIAelaS hslst
CEishsstcr chemical g., FEllGdA,, "a.
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BOXING.

The METROPOLITAN club will not put on
rro,i,,i,,ory navt Monday evening,
pie'''i'''t..' - =. ~. s,,r,orad
because OF the race that II nus eu'.s,s
financially In Its last four entertain
'ie''s9' 80 :, 49,, hondsone in.
agethehe Has luns Wy ~ o,,,s
ducements Tor prelimiharles' SN
believes It's patrons will take into con-
sI5aro4io, that Il IN compelled to pare
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dag. when Taylor win he shifted to
right garden.
I wheeling outfieldeds and outbatted
New Castle yesterday but the other
fellows won. It wasn't anything but
a case Of hard luck.
wheeling will be away from home
three weeks, and VIII play IN all the
western circuit cities, II they spht
even they'll be doing more than, inc
fans anticipate. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-07

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