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life, but the cry of the prisoner
was answered with an oath and a
blow.
The place execution had been
selected weeks ago and all the
other details of the programme
mapped out by the leaders of the
mob. The prisoner was strapped
against tree, facing the husband
of the victim. Large quantities of
dry brush and larger bits of wood
were piled around him while he
was praying for speedy death.
James Lashbrook, the husband of
the victim, applied the frs
match to the brush wood "A
brother of the victim struck the
second match. Some one with a
knife was vainly slashing at the
prisoners chest. Not single shot
was fired. The purpose seemed to
be to give the wretch the great
possible amount Of torture. A
fatal shot would have been merci-
fui and there was no mercy in
the crowd surrounding Richard
Coleman.
The ropes securing him to the
tree were burned and his body
finally fell forward on the burn
ing pile. The crowd used rails and
long poles to push his body back
into the flames. 1t is not certain
how long life lasted.
During the process, while his
voice could be heard, he begged
for drink of water. At the end
of three hours the body was prac-
tically cremated. During all that
time members of the family of
Mrs. Lashbrook had remained to
keep up the fire.
In all the thousands who con-
stituted the mob there was not a
single effort made to disguise or
conceal identity. No man wore
mask. All the leaders of the mob
are well known and there are
hundreds of witnesses who can
testify to their participation in
the tragedy. They are leading
citizens in all lines of business
and many are members of
churches.
County Judge Harbeson en-
panel a special grand jury at once
to make speedy investigation
and return indictments against
the leaders of the mob.
THE SICKENING PART
The coroner held an inquest on
the charred remains of Coleman
and rendered the simple verdict
"death at the hands of mob.n
The body was left lying there and
at present has not been remov-
ed. Relic hunters took away
teeth and bones and flesh and
every fragment that they could
lay hands upon. All the after
noon children, some of them not
more than six years old, kept up
the fires on the blackened body
by throwing grass, kindling wood,
brush, bits of boards and every
thing combustible that they could
gather
The action of the mob seems
to be generally approved, even by
women, who think that hereafter
they will be safer.
BRADLEY WILL OFFER REWARDS.
Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 6.-Gov.
Bradley announced this afternoon
that he will offer a reward for the
apprehension of the members of
the mob which burned Cole
man at Maysville today.
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BOWLING.
WheeIInp LoaRue.


OF the big fellows In the Wheeling
tournament, Emblem now leads by a
margin Of twenty two pins. Emblem,
formerly Of the Rough Riders has now
cast his lot with the K. K. F,s team.
and of course his average will begin
again with the first games rolled with
the latter named club. RAIDER has
jumped from 10 to 175 by making the
wonderful total of 6l2 last week. The
Individual averages are as follows;
Emblem. K. X. X, 3. 1917; C. RAIDER.
All Alike. p, 175: CASTOR, Emigrants,
Is. liz; Handlan. Wheeling, Is, 1865;
Stevenson, wheeling, "a, 1877: Nolte, All
Alike. Is. 165; C. Fette, osceolas, ?. 1854;
Franz, EmIgrants, q, 1863: Evans, K.
X. K, 81 1853; Knokc, Wheeling, q. 162:
Handy, K. K, K, IS, 162; Turner,
Wheeling IS, lGl: Balzer, All Alike, "a,
1850: Arndt. All Alike. Is, 100; uselton,
Rough Riders, 6. 1853: F'alck, Rough
Riders, p, 1888: Sonnefeld, K. K, K, Is,
l57; Bycott, x. X. r., 1S, 1877; Miller,
osceolas, 10, 1877; Worls, Rough Riders,
s. 1871 Fl. Bearley. Emlgrants, is, loo;
Hickman, K. X. K, IS, 1874; MaTsch-
ner. Wheeling, q, 1854; j.. BeArley, En-
igrants, II. 16Is Wilhelm, OSceolas, Is,
l5+; Cochran, All Alike, i5, 1853: NOEL
roy, K. K. K, "a, 152: Hall, All Rioters,
9, 1872 Castilow, kissing Bugs. 3, Isl;
Junkens, Rough Riders. "a, ISL; A.
Fette, oseeolaA, IL. l6l: Shafer, Emil
grants. H. $50: C. NortemRn. osceolas
q, $50; Rahr, All Alike. q, $50; f., carp,
Kissing Bugs, Q, 100; Ross. Kenmores,
., lA9; Marti All RIOTERS, q, l4S; Pret-
lyman, EmIgrantB, 6, 14S; Miller, Kiss
Ing Bugs, ~, las: Hennlng, Rough Rid
ers, 20, ~; BeIswinger, Emlgrants. "a,
~; Bosley, Wheeling. 8, l47: Long,
Kissing BuGs. q, 147: Stein, Kissing
Bugs. IS, l+7; w. Brash. All Allkes, s,
l6' STANLEY. All RooterL, Is, il5; Brett.
Apollos, is, l45; Henderson, KenmoreB,
y. IA; Plnnkey, All Rooters. 49, IA;
Gray, OSceolas, u, 1l3; HRzlett, Ken
mores. q, l43: Wagner, Apollos, "a. l4S;
Kenmorcs, is, III; Kemple, EmlgrantS,
20, $40: WolVlnEton, All Alike, 9, las;
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placed him on exact terms with Waller.
LinEenfelder fought braYeiy u sixth
place. but Niederh0fer rode indifferent
Iy, diBmounting several timeg dpTihs
the day. The standing at O'Clock
was ps follows: Julius, 771.e: Gus
Lawson, 715.G: RRpine, 773.5: Miller,
773.S; waller, 77S.s; Llngenfeider, 6sS.S;
Nlederhofer. 6S5.i.
AT the close OF the days riding at $50
tonight, the standing for the forty
hours to date was: Julius, sos miles, s
laps; Gus LawB0n, s0S miles, lapg; Re-
pine. sos miles, laps; Miller, eo9 miles,
laps; Waller 500 miles, & laps; Lingen.
fielder, 72s miles, laps; Ntederhoter, 500
miles, lap,
John 7, Fisher. Of Chicago, ct conyeu-
tion hail tonight, broke the indoor
worlds bicycle record for one mile.
paced, making The distance IN 20 2-A.
The former record was made by Harry
Fixes, in Madison Square Garden. Flsh-
or was paced by q motor cycle, ridden
by Frank Waller. one OF the particle
pLnts In the forty-elght hour champion
ship race, now going on here, and Stat
ford
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov 26-As
the forty.elght-hour bicycle race at
Convention hall draws to n close, the
struggle between the five leaders be-
comes keener and Interest among the
spectators Is likewise enhanced. To-
day, one of the biggest crowds Of the
meet Witnessed the race. At $3.50 o'clock
after one hours racing, Julius and
Gus Lawson lead with 6e6 miles, 1--WE
Iapa each: RepIne was third with 666
miles, four laps to his credit; Miller
fourth. with COG miles three laps and
Weller maintained nth place one zap
behind the worlds champion,
During the afternoon. Champion MIL
Ter, for the third time In two days, losl
n lap on account of nm accident To- MS
wheel, Rgain suffering n puneture' THIS
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nenth AZ 1Flsa Wallaee.

Miss Eliza J. Wallace died Saturday
morning, at the home of Mrs. F. H.
Lange, No. 81. Fourteenth street. The
funeral will occur this afternoon at 2
o'clock. The deceased was daughter
Of Rev. William Wallace. D. D., who
was a. clergyman in this city several
years ago, dying while Miss Wallace
was quite young. She was reared in
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Rod
gers, and made her home in late years
with Mr.. and MRS. Langc. a wide cir
Gle Of friends will mourn the loss in her
death of refined and cultured woman
who possessed many lovahle qualities,
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Along the Landing,

The Keystone state had nice trip
for the upper river yesterday.
Captain John Crocknrd, king Of the
river front. has returned from Joplin.
Mo, where he Is interested In zinc
mining. He stopped OF day In Gin
clnnati to meet old river friends.
The marks at p. m. Sunday showed
feet inch and rising slowly. At 10
D. m. the river became stationary At
icct inches. the top-notch OF the rise
Weather, cloudy and cool.
All of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati lin
crs have resumed. The keystone state
passed up yesterday at a, M. for
Pittsburgh, and will be here Tuesday ut
a. m. for Cincinnati; the Queen city
Inns cleared Cincinnati. will be here for
Plttsburgh Tuesday Mt 8 n. M, Nnd for
Cincinnati on ThurSdny nt a. M: the
virginia comes out this week, will be
here Friday for Pittsburgh, md on
Sunday at s n. M, for Cincinnati.
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inches and failing. weather, clear and

inches and falling. Weather, clear and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet 6
inches and stationary. Weather. clear
and cool.
BRoWNsVILLE-River feet l
inch and falling.
Observation-Disclosures 81 feet and
falling. Weather, clear and cold.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet z
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
cool. Passed down-Fallie, Lorena,
Volunteer. Passed up-Keystone State,
Ben Hur and Kanawha.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river feet
inches and rising. Weather, cloudy;
mercury IS. Passed down-Greenwood
Passed up-Queen City and H. X. Bed
ford. The Little Kanhwha is rising.
Locals on time.
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Rahr. kissing Bugs. q. 1888; Springer,
kissing Bugs. IL, 1856: wasmuth. Apol-
los, u, 1876: L. Fette, Kenmores, IL; 1884,;
Bernhardt, Kissing Bugs. 6, 1888; Drum,
KenmOres. q, 1872; A. Eorteman, osceo-
las, 9, 1872: BTImson, Apollos, 81. 1907
Wagner, Kenmores, 6. 1879; H0fmeisteE,
Kenmores, 0, 1877: Druschel, kissing
Bugs, Is, 1877: Moody, Apollos, -, 1885,
F. Kahn, ApoIlos. 12, 125; II. Kahn, All
Rooters, 8, 1893; Ritz. Apollos, y, l22;
Apollos, 6, ia; Howard. Kenmores, g.
ll3; Mann, Apollos, 6, Ill: Geller. Apol.
los, 6, 10; Hill, Rough Riders, 3, los.
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Kansas oitv wants Convention.

KANSAS CITY, Nov, 2s.-The gen.
eral committee which has in charge
the movement to bring the next nation
al Democratic convention to Kansas
city, last night decided that 10000
should be added to the $4,000 fund al
ready subscribed and that 10 per cent
of the subscriptions should be collected
at once. a motion was carried to ln-
struct the ways and means committee
to begin Immediately to raise the Addi-
tiOnRl subscriptions. .ss7J,Lg
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nj Wbileit I,aeted.

The provera' Home Club contest SAT-
-urday night, between Eddie Gardner.
Of this city. and Mike Tunney, Of Pitts
burgh. lasted but four rounds. but ev-
cry round was corker They went at
It hammer and tongs from the start,
but Eddie'S jabs In the bread basket
were too much for Tunney. who was
unable to respond for the NTH round,
and Referee Eugene Murray gave the
decision to Gardner, Tunney was all
but out. The pace was terrific and the
crowd enjoyed It.
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Advancement Nntionnl Park.

AsHEv1LLE. N. c., Nov. 26.-George
S. Powell. president of the Appalachian
National Park Association. has APP
pointed committee who will go before
Congress In the interest of the propos-
ed Appalachian National Park. "A res
olutlon was passed asking the ladies of
the United States to assist in the move
ment to induce Congress to establish
the National Appalachian Park.
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THrEvEs MAKE a HAu1
In Joseph weisgerbsr's Saloon Early
Sunday Morning.

IN Joseph WeisgeFbeF's Saloon Early
Sunday Morning.
Early Sunday morning, thieves enter
ed the saloon of Joseph welEgerber, on
Market street. cooIIy turned down the
gas, lighted candles and proceeded to
drink ali the liquor and beer they could
imblbe. Then they rliled the cash draw
er, broke open the slot machine, secIr-
Ing from the two sources over $50. They
also got away with new overcoat, be-
longing to Mfr WelSgeFber, and left an
old one. The same trick was turned in
the shoe line, new pair being taken
and a pair that had seen better days left
behind. The robbery was discovered
Sunday morning. The police were In
formed but no arrests had been made
last night.
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THE RIVER.


Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. 4 a. m.
GAINESVILLE. .L0RENA. 3 p. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, G a. IN.
SIstersVllle. ). LEROY, Z a, m.
Pittsburgh, .KAEAWIA, l p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. So. URANIA, s a. m.
Newport. ...ELOISE, II a. m.
Parkersburg BEN HuR. p. IN.
Slstersville. :. RUTH, 1850 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenViIle. II NJ. BAYN5, $3.50 .. m.
Marietta. -. URAElA, Sa. m.
BOATS LEAYINGTo-MoRRoW.
PRrkersburg. H. K. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Mntnmorus, JEWEL. II n. m.
Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, s a. M.
SistcrsvIlle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
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BOXING. {
BELLALRE THE WINNER.

III. 1ntsr.oity Checker Match With
Martins Ferry Went to the xouag
Mems Club by a Comfortable Mar
eta-st. ClaiEgvills Next,
Tbe concluding series Of the lnter.cIty
match at checkers, between the Young
Mems club, Of BollaIFe, and four repre-
..rtlng the Peerless Eight, Of Martins
Ferry. was played at the quarters Of
the former Saturday night, ana result
Cd in Victory for BeIlSIFe on q comfort
able margin. The games were holly
contested, and there was an unusually
,,,Us proportion Of drawn games, four.
Zen, Zen, twice as many as on the Saturday
syspIng before. Pine cRrriedcoff the
horrors. winning four OF his eight
James. The score Of the match IN full,
sS"wing both frst and second series,
s1A summary, Is as follows. se
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Musee League.


are us follows:
Falck, Colts, 6, 1872: Stevenson, Tom
Moore, IS, 17S; c. RAIDER, Colts, 81, liz;
Campbell, Tom Moores. 6, l72: Knoke.
Q, III; Emblem, Colts, q, 1866; Handy,
Colts, u, 1861 Handlan. Tom Moore, 6.
1853: Blckmyer. Colts, 81, 1853; Wilhelm,
Lenox, u, 1871 John RAIDER, Sanatel. O.
100; u. Bearley. CreBcents, II. 1853; Gil
ker, Colts, 81, 157: A. Meyer, Crescents,
6, 1871: c. Modar, Lenox, 81. l56;
Marschner Tom Moore, ~. 1856: King,
Crescents, q. 1856; CASTOR. Crescents, Is,
1876; Hennlng, Auditors, 10, 154; Weltzel
Tom Moore, 8, 1854; Cochran, Tom
Moore, IL. 1864; Hores, Pellcans, y, l52;
Turner, Tom Moores, II, lb9; Bosley'
Tom Moores, 6, $50; +. Wells. 1.enoX, 10,
$50; Kilmeyer, Pellcnns, u, l49; Beutcr,
Crescents. 70, 40; sndier. Sanntel, IL.
14s; DetweIlcr, Daisies, Is, l4S; NOrte-
man, Daisies. 10, 14S; Pete Wilhelm.
Sanatel, q, AZ; Davis, Pelicans. 6, LAG;
II. BeRrley, CFesceHtS, ., lA5; Ed. Son
dermnn, SannteI, IS, lA5; Hamilton.
Sanatel, @, l45; Balzer. Cresoents, IL.
IA; Wltthuhn, Buckeyes, u, l44; Fu-
gate, Daisies. IS. IA: Miller. SRnatel,
u, 143; Disher. Pelicans. 16, l4S; Pieper
Orients, q, f42; BernhHrdt, Buckeyes,
Is, 142: L. Meyers, orients, q, i42; AL
exander. Auditors. 0. 14l: CrumbaokeT
Crescents, o, 49, Frazier, orlents, q,
14i: Wood. Pelicans 10. I4O; II. Wells
Lenox, 81, 40: G. Hannah, Lenox, p,
1879: jerks. Pclicnns, is, t3g; HNnes,
Daisies 10, 1879; Beckett. Auditors, o.
1875: Edwards, Buckeyes, 10, 1888;
Worls. PelicAns. D, 1873: l.. Modnr
Orients. Is, 1877; WhItchouse, Orients, g.
1876: Marti, OrIents. 0. 1875; Hess
orlents. 6, 1873: Joe Yahn, sanatel, q,
1872: b. Hannah, Orients, Q, 1872; Wilson,
Auditors, 10, 1876; Mccain, Lenox. u,
1924: Habulin. Buckeyes, ., 1874; Martin,
Daisies, q, 1872; Mccullough, Auditors,
0. liG; Dawson, Daisies, ~, 10; Roedor.
buckeyes, 10, 1903; Lindsay. orlents, O.
lO7.
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MouNpsv1ILE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Joseph Peck. son OF Col. ]. f.
Peck, Of Logan county, formerly au-
perFnteRdeRt OF the PeRiteatIary, Is the
guest Of Charles Humphrey at his
home on Fifth street,
Mrs. IT. j. Parsons and her brother,
Alfred Howard, OF Cameron, nrc the
guests OF their sister. Mrs. Albert Ste
gall, at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. c. l.. Porter and daughter, Of
Pnrkcrsburg, are the guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. King at the NJ. r. par.
sonagc.
Joe Winner attending school IN Col
umbus, Ohio, Is here to spend the
THANKSGIVING vacation.
Miss Mamie Mckinley, OF Wheeling,
is the guest Of Miss Laura WOODBURY..
Mrs. w. ". Dorsey "a the guest OF
friends Mt Flushing, Ohio.
Senator S. W. Mathews Is home from
trip to Central City.
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Wrecked wien DYNAMITE and Robbed.

BLUFF CITY, Kas., Nov. 2S.-Rob-
bers last night wrecked with dynamite
the safe and the front end of the State
bank here, and escaped with $1,000 in
gold. besides some silver and bills.
This is the eighth Kansas bank to be
robbed by safe crackers within three
weeks,
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ON BOARD TENDER GOLDEN
ROD. PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. a.
Masters and pilots ARE notified of the
following changes in lights on the
Ohio river, above Green Bottom:
DlscOntlnucd-CrOw City, Gnllipolls,
Point Pleasant. Middleport, Wheeling,
Rochester and Traps.
witten Tow Head, changed to red
front and white sides,
COMMANDER c. T. FORSE, U. s.,
NAVY,
Inspector. lith Lighthouse District.
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Bellalre viii now Negotiate Tor a
match with a four representing st.
ClalrsvllIc, where We game Of Eheckers
has many and able deVotees, IL st.
ClalrsvIlls can defeat BellalE4o Wheel
inE's Big Four would like to'take them
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aseeiger.. Sale.
RECEIVERS SALE.
Dicksoa's bfag Store, Under McLuse
Hotel-Eatlre Stock Of Goods, also
the Store furniture, Will Be Sold
at Public Auction.


Under tho authority of decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Vir-
EInia, entered on the 9th day OF October,
In the year 1889 In u suit In equity therein
pending, In which j. 4. Goodwin & Co. are
plaintiffs. and Richard Ryan. assignee Of
VIM. $. Dickson. and others are defend
ants, the undersigned receiver Will sell the
property. goods. accounts and business Of
VIM. s. Dickson.
AUCTION SALE.
beginning on Wednesday, November 18th,
1879, at ten o'clock II, m. at the drug store
OF VIM S Dickson at No. 1902 Market
street, Wheeling. ". w. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and hest bidders,
the stock Of goods In my hands as receiver
In said suit. The sale TO he made in such
lots and parcels as will realize the largest
sum Of moncJ. And ] will also sell the
other tangible personal property In said
store, or used IN connection with the buSi-
ness Tho stock Of goods which will be sold
as aforesaid consists Of such goods as ara
usually kept by retail drug houses. will
also sell the lease under which the occu-
pnncy of the said drug store Ia had, the
purchaser to pay all rent nccruinR after
the day OF confirmation: also the book ac-
counts and other claims due the said WIN.
8. Dickson.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
no2S WM, II. GRADE. Receiver.
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OIL CTTY-Hiver foot inches and
failing. Weather. clear and mild.
WARREN-RIver % OF Il foot, Wea-
ther, clear and cool.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors
John G. Leasure will leave this week
for a trip through the state, in the in-
terest of the Daily Intelligencer
Mrs, Fred Romig, Of Cedar Springs.
Mich. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Devault, Of Martins
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POSITIVELY the only union halter in
the state. HODSHoN, the halter, No.
1904 Main street.
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Some Saturday games;
p; c. 4 A. C.. 81. Pennsylvania state
College, s,
Princeton. II: Yale. 10.
Lafayette. Is; Lehlgh 0.
Washington & Jefferson. IS; Westmins-
ter, o.
Brown. I6; Dartmouth, s.
Carlisle Indians, 81; oberlin, Q.
Chicago %; Minnesota, O.
Harvard freshmen. 81; Yale freshmen, O..
The Martins Ferry high school team,
crippled by the absence Of five OF Its
best players, among them Smith. Will
Ians and Lewis, was defeated Saturday
at West Liberty. by the normal school
team, to the tune Of II to 0. The nor
NAL students were much heavier, and
had the assistance Of Eugene Curtis. the
Bethany star. His work and that Of
Captain Drenusn. Of the visiting team,
were features Martins Ferrys only
other defeat this season was by Frank
lin college, fine record.
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Stockholders Meedass.
cKHoLpERs. MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the West Virginia Exposition and Stat2
Fair Association will DO held on December
2, A. d. 1889, at the hour OF $3.50 p, M, In
the rooms OF the GermanlA Halt Dollar
Bank, 1901 Market street, wheeling, W.
Va. for the purpose Of eloetlnE q board
Of directors. A, REYNANNlt Proa
GEO. HOOK. Secretary. no2a
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Hinges on the Result Of the Big
Thanksgiving Game.

thanksgiving Game,
Tho football championship Of West
Virginia is involved in next Thursdays
football game between Wheeling and
Bethany college, and althoushW. v, Y.
rises to dispute, the state university
team has refused reasonablec0hers to
play Bethany or Wheeling, and then Its
teams weakness this season IS 'gener-
ally conceded. Wheeling expects to
carry of the laurels at the close of the
Thanksgiving argument, at the Island
ball park, but It Is realized that the coll
IegIans are coming with a great team
and they may turn the trick.
Arrangements are progressing nicely
for the event and the Indications point
10 big holiday crowd. Several famtl-
lam faces will be seen in the local line
up all popular young fellows and fast
players. Frank Kincheloe, who has re-
covered from his illness, and r. number
Of the First West Virginia regiment
team, Will be among them.
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NOR RENT-ENTIRE STORE ROOM
II At l2lS Main street. or iifst and SECOND
story only OF same X 20 desired, now Qcdlt
pied hf the Alexander Ff1W luFnltnfo
Company. Possession given April llt next,
Apply 81 Room No. y. City Bank 4pi, :,
noosmGW
For Rent and To Loan.
FOR RENT-I.argo or Small store
Rooms.
TO L0AN-sB, 600 on Reel Estate.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans,
1905 Main street..
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get There. Stay There" Sam Jones.
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s.assal Neaes..

DEDEMPTIoN OF BONDS.
III Wheeling Nov. !, -.
The following Ohio County 4 per cent
$50 bonds have this day been drawn ~
lot according to ordinance, and will b
redeemed on and after the firHt day Of
Decomher, 1893 At the German Bank Of
Wheeling. Interest on same ceases that
day, Numbers 1856, ~, 50, 81. ii2, Jos, "a,
H. P, Mc0REGOR,
NOS President Board Of Commisgi0nOIl.
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