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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

very low. 1919.
For rent-at 612, State street, a
four room cottage. Apply at 622,
State street or at Edwards Har-
ness Co. 1875 L. A. LAWSON.
The sting of an insect, the bite of
a dog, the poison Of a reptile are
all relieved by the magical effects
of Wonder Oil 8 "a 1w
Think it over, and call
us in. Turner & Sewer.
Mr., j. S. Ragland is having the
lots filed on State street at the
corner of 7th, and will erect himself
a two story house and make it his
home.
Mr., w. D. Hobgood left for San
Antonia today. He said before
leaving, mail me the daily for ten
days--can't afford to be without
your paper"
Kirby Beach Natatorium is up
to-date-a delightful place to visit
for swim and to cool off. 1t is a
large body of pure spring water,
which is constantly fowing-best
of bath rooms, towels, etc, 82S
The city council should ask some
water company to come here anC
put in a good water service for sup
plying drinking water, The kline
we have will do to fight fire
All the state witnesses in the Kel
ly-Costello case, have given in their
testimony and the witnesses fol
the defense are now being placed OF
the stand The case will take NJ
the entire day,
We saw several loads of Irish pc
tatoes from the river in here today
The tubers compared in size t
those shipped here from otheI
points, and our dealers soon haC
them all purchased
One hundred one gallon cans aut
two hundred half gallon cans "REG
BIRD New Orleans molasses re
ceived Saturday We will orde,
again in a few days, LAMBETH 8
YARDRoUGu, Sli
You will save money by Aavul
your harness made by the Edward
Harness Company They are nov
working six experienced harness
makers In their shop, Sc
For bargains In saddles, harness
buRgiea, phaetonH, surfeys, spring
wagons delivery wagons, road wag
ohs and farm wagons, 20 to the Ed
wards Harness Co.. 223 East Broat
street, TeXarkaua, Ark, SO
VIM NJ Johnson, 4 graduate o'
the Philadelphia Optbamic colleg,
IN optIeian Of years Of eXpenenc,
Is at your service, II you are Ii
need of glasses call at Charles s
lGrber and Mr. Johnson will exam
Inc your eyes free and will tell you
If you need glasses or not s2i
1oraev flnw far qaln
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Have the bus cad for you and
take a plunge at kirby Beach Nat
atoriaum. Pure flowing water. 8 Is
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Joe Wallace left for Shreveport
yesterday.
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Wanted-Chill sufferers to take
Chill Quit and get well. All drug.
gists. 824 1w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Up-to-date tailor-made clothing
at. the Globe, 4-3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

We are glad to see Miss Bonnie
McChesney out again, after a few
days of sickness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Get your shoes at the Globe
twenty per cent less than elsewhere
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

A great deal of horse trading is
being carried on at present in our
city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Don't have any oil in your lamps
but Eupion.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Miss Laura Brady has returned
to Tyler, after visiting relatives in
the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Our weather clerk predicts hard
rain for this Thursday night. We
hope it will come.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Eupion oil is the best on the
market.
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The editor has been quite sick for
two days-glad to be able to attend
to business again.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Ivan Davis Of Rankin, Ark, was
in the city yesterday.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

Mr., w. D. Hobgood left for San
Autonia today. He said before
leaving, mail me the daily for ten
days-can't afford to be without
your paper"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

The sting of an insect, the bite of
a dog, the poison of a reptile are
all relieved by the magical effects
Of Wonder Oil. "a 1w
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-31

The city council should ask some
water company to come here anC
put in a good water service for sup
plying drinking water, The kline
we have will do to fight fire.
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We want better and purer drink.
inU wafer
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BOWLING.

This week finishes the second series
Of the Mozart tournament and next
Monday the clubs start in on the home
stretch. The zIzzys, Just to demon
strnte that It could be done, took n
game from the c. C. c. and last night
the South Side did little better and
pulled two games out OF the fire. Next
week, the beginning OF the end, is Of
great interest to the last four teams, as
there are special prizes offered. The
conditions governing the big handicap
will be published next week and every
one in bOwlerdom IL interested. The
date for this event is August l6. Last
nights scores:
Osceola-C. Fette, 1872, liz. 40; w.
Detweiler, Ill. 1872, 100; a. NOrteman,
l3S, 10, los; Nolte, 1876, 1863, 147; Martin,
1854. l47, l67: c. Nortcmau, 1871, 100, li2;
totals. $40, IA, S7S.
Harvest-Rahr, 1871. 149. 1SS; Fettc, l25,
1873, 1928: Ross. 1876. l2S, 100; Rnl2er. 1875,
1T3, %: Sarver, l65, 1854, i76; NOlte, ia,
1874, 1853; totals, SSj, ISL, S61.
South Sldc-KnOkG, 1874 liS, 1SG: Brett,
162, 1903, l61; Turner, iIi, 1893. l99; Dam
enbcrg, Ill, 1876, 1870; wnsmuth. IA. 1879,
100: Campbell, l4s, 1T2, lA2; totals. $50,
S77. 1.OlO.
c. c. C.-weltEel, ISL. 145, 147; Coch-
ran, 1jO, 1884, 1885: Hnndlan, 2O6 1872 l57;
OBrien. 1OS, l54. III: STANLEY, l52. 1856,
152; Meteor. ii5, lac, l5i; totals, 9i2, SiI,
SEQ
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RRIDGEPoRT nAPpENINGs.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End OF the bridge.

Events of Day in the Town at the
End OF the Bridge.
Miss Anna Morton, whose serious Ill
ness had been several times noted, died
carly yesterday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. David Boston, In
Kirkwood, aged 70 years, The funeral
will occur this morning at 10 o'clock.
Tnterment ut Davis cemetery, back OF
Bellaire.
Sam RuskIns, brakeman on the
Cleveland, I,orain & Wheeling, fell on
car OF ore Mt West Wheeling Satur-
day night and cut bad cash In the
back OF his head. To close the wound,
DR.. Hepler found eight stitches neces-
sray.
Dan McCloud and Emmett Beals
were each fined 81 and costs yesterday
by Mayor .Seininger for lighting, and
each was given the choice OF paying
the fine. working the streets or living
fifteen days on bread and water.
Mrs. Hugh Clark, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Everly South,
on Bank street, for the past week. re-
turned to her home in Pittsburgh yes
terday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Selvy
VIII thke pldCt TINS hlNelHVvh ~ .
O'Clock from her late residence In Kirk
wood. Interment at Llnwood ceme-
terry.
Edward Walden and Mrs. Robert
Walden returned yesterday to Cincln-
nau, after attending the funeral Of
Mrs w. J. Bratton.
Riverside Lodge. ]. o. o. r., will give
an open installation and box social this
O., tb.tr hill tlp First
National bank.
Mrs. Charles Heely ana son, OF Pitts
burgh, are the guests OF the family or
William Eoehnline, on Lincoln ave-
nue..
Hugh Mntturn, the expressman, has
sold his outfit to Charles Porter. who
will engage in that business In this
city.
Oakland, Md, TO spend n couple OF
weeks fishing and hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank siegel will be
her to-day from Kansas city TO visit
the family OF j, c. Helnleln.
Mrs. Evcrly South and son, John, left
yesterday for Allegheny TO visit rela-
tlves,
samuel Ecnnon and Miss Nellie
Kcnnon returned to Bcrnesvlllo ycstor-
day.
Mrs. Edward Yost left yesterday for
Epworth Park to spend few weeks,
Max Gms and fnmly are visiting rel
utiyes In Woodsileld.
Nathan Holloway. OF Canton, was In
tho city yesterday.
w. T. Graham is here from Chicago
for few days,
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MoUNDsVILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshail
CountV'a Chief CITY.


The Marshall county teachers instl-
tute will commence here next Monday.
The sessions will be held IN the audito-
rum Of the Central school building:
The institute committee. consisting OF
County superintendent Mason. Prof. y.
4. Williams. ]. p. Sivert and David 30
mar, has oil necessary ARRANGEMENTS
made, and tho Institute promises TO be
the best ever held In the county. The
Instructors win be Prof. ]. NJ. Skinner
prlncipal-elect of-the SlStersvtlle
schools, and Prof. Arthur Powell. OF
Marion, Ohio! The teachers' examina-
tlqa win be held the next week after
the Institute IN this city. snperints no .
emit Mason. 1tlss Jennie Sutton and w.
H. F5Rnklins arp the examiners this
yeaf.
]. B. Hicks, ". D. Dunn and wife.
Mrs. ], E. Roberts and children, MIS-.
George Dorsey and children and Miss
Name Hicks expect TO leave In lew
days for MI Lake Park.
q, Mrs. Virginia Gallaher. whoh as been
visiting In this city, and Mrs. w. y.
EchbIs will leave tomorrow for MIS-.
dhllaher'S home In DanYille, Ill.
]. A. Ewing and s. B. Blair were at
Cameron yesterday on legal business
Hon. s. w. Mathews IS on visit 70
Huntington and Charleston.
The Epwofth League cabinet will hold
n meeting at the church tonight. The
regular monthly business meeting Will
be held Thursday night.
Misses Lizzie Henrietta and Kate Sui
llvnn left yesterday for Muncie, ma,
to visit Miss Kate Clark.
Mrs. Annie Purdy and daughter, Miss
Allie, are home from visit to rela-
tIves at Verona, Pa.
]. B. Hicks and daughter, Mrs. Dunn,
were calling on friends at Cameron
yesterday.
Misses Lynn and Roxie Hammond
were the guests Of Wheeling friends
yesterday.
S. w. Booher and family are spend
ing tho heated term on the Camp
grounds.
]. C. Bardali and daughter. Miss
Daisy, leave to-day for Mt. Lake Park.
Deputy Sheriff S. NJ, Cunningham
WIS caller at Cameron yesterday.
r. H. Cotton. OF New Cumberland.
was in the city yesterday.
NJ. A. Walton. of Cameron, was bus
lness caller here yesterday.
Miss BERTHE Hall left Sunday for Chi
cago. to visit friends.
j. II. Booth is visiting friends at Be-
pllaVlllp Ohio
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/. MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle OF wheeling
ProEressIye NeIghDor.

Progressive Neighbour
Mrs. NJ. j. Thomas and Miss Minnie
Erwin arrived in this city from Phila-
delphla yesterday and Miss Beatrice
Erwin is expected from Providence, R.
l., this morning, to attend the funeral
of their sister, Mrs., Maggie Sloan.
Misses Peach shipman, Ora and Avlce
Milllgan, Bessie Beck and Mrs. Frank
Eberly will go to Camp Rest to-day to
take possession Of Samuel Anthony's
quarters for week.
The funeral of Mrs Maggie Sloan will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence Of Mrs. Black, on
Fifth street. Interment VIII be at XIV
ervlew cemetery,
Mrs. Claire Chamberlain returned to
Akron yesterday accompanied by her
sister, Miss Martha Moore, and Miss
Lulu Burns.
Mrs. Charles FIzhugh and William
Green, for drunkenness, were fined II
and cost each yesterday by Mayor
Shipman.
Ralph Heaton entertained number
of his gentleman friends last evening
at his home on Wabash street.
Edward Oppelt. who has been the
guest Of W. H. Helfenblne, returned 10
East Liverpool yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Boyd and daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie, Will be home from
MackInac tomorrow.
Hildebrand Bros. started their cam
ming factory yesterday morning with
twelve girls at work. t~
Mrs. VIII Sanders returned yesterday
from a months visit with relatives at
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Williams and
children returned yesterday from Iron
ton, Ohio.
Park Cook, of New Athens, was the
guest Of his brother, George. here yes
terday.
Charles Fltzhugh was nssessed 70 and
costs yesterday for beating his wife.
II. C. Ulrich returned yesterday from
a ten days trip on the great lakes
Miss Kate StrInger Is home from n
visit with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Titiin, is the
guest of relatives In this city.
Ed Brown, OF Cadlz. was the guest OF
Howard Stewart yesterday.
Ted Jones, OF Pittsburgh, is the guest
of friends In this city.
John Farrell went to Pittsburgh yes
terday on business.
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Tur WAsUINGTON UOODOO,

CHICAGO. July 51.--The ChIcngos placed
their regular team in the field to-day for
the first time in several weeks. but could
not overcome ;he Washington hoOdoo
with n lead Of four runs, they went %
from the slump. Attendance, hoo. Score;
Ri I,
Chlcago .a...O $4,000 90 10 :
washington % 0 o 0 o o is u
Batteries. Taylor and Chance: weighing
and Klttridgo Earned runs, Chicago J;
washington T. Time. l:bO. EMPIRES. Ems
lie and Mcdonald.
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A match bicycle race TO come of In
tho near future IL that between Harry
II. Berry. tho speedy BrdgepOrter and
Carl Veterinarian. Of the Stamp Tac-
Ing team Of Wheeling. The race will be
run on the state fair grounds track one
afternoon this month, which, has not
yet been selected. Berry has been pro.
mlnent In the local racing field for scv.
erai seasons, while McGrannnhan has
come to the front more recently The
Wheeling boy rules n strong farOrite
on this side OF the river while Pcrry'F
bridgeport friends can see only one In
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CINCINNATI. July si.-McJamcs was
wild and poorly supported In the eighth
nnd ninth innings and the Rods won. out
when the game seemed sure for the lead-
ers. Attendance. ESQ. Score:
Cincinnati 80 900 0009 ~ :
nrooEiyn 10 o 0 0 0 0 ! 0 "a
Earned runs, Brooklyn ? Time. 2:Ob.
rmplrcE, Lynch and Connolly battcries'
Phlillpa aud Psitz: McJames and Nc
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LOUISVILLE. July 3i.-The Giants
played poor ball to-day and the Colonies
boi onsy smiling. Doyle talked too long
and loud TO Umpire Smith and was re-
moved from the game. Attendance. 1000
''O''' RHE
Louisville 30 221OO IS i2 ;
Kew New York II 2 0 o 0 o Ga G 4
batteries. Phllippl and thinner; Cnrrick
nnd Wilson, Earned runs, Louisville 4;
New York l. Time. 2:i4. umpires, Ma
nassau and Smith,
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The brotherhood Of st. Paul base ball
club would Ike to hear from the North
End sluggers for n game Friday after
noon on the Fulton grounds. II ohal-
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ST. LOUIS. July Sl.-Thc Dixon
santry boxing contest which was sched-
uled Tor tonight. has been indefinitely
postponed owing to police interference,
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Sick Women Advised to Seek
Advice 81 Mrs.. PInkhan.


ILETTER 20 nRL PiHEnAH 70. SAt6il
81 had Inflammation and falling
Of the womb, and Inflammation Of
ovarics, and was in great pain. ItOot
medicine prescribed by q physician,
but It did me NO good. At last heard
Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound, and after using e faithfully I
am thankful TO say IamHwelI women.
would advise all suffering women TO
seek advice Of Mrs. Pinkhsm.n-HRs.
G. q. CuAPPEII, GRANT PAAE, LII.
"For several years my health was
miserable. I suffered the most dread
4ul pains, and was almost on the verge
Of insanity. ] consulted ono Of tho
best physicians In New York, and he
pronounced my disease fbroid tumor.
advising an operation without delay,
saying that IL was my only chance for
Life. Other doctors prescribed strong
and violent medicine, and one said I
was incurable, another told me my
only salvation was g0Ivanic batteries,
which tried, but nothing relieved me.
One day q triend called and begged me
to try Lydia E. Pinkh4m's Vegetable
Compound. Ibegan It's use and took
several bottles. From tho very frst
bottle there was wonderful change
for the better. The tumor has dIsap'
peared entirely and my oldspirits have
returned. ! heartily recommend your
medicine to all suffering women. -
Mrs. wax CLEFT, 41e SAUNDERS AvBo
JERSEY CrTT HEIauTS, n. J.
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HeanL NoNrea

NOTICE
OF the intention Of THE WHEELING
q BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY" to
pay on ard redeem oil OF tho bonde OF
said company outstanding and unpaid.
Whereas, There are now outstanding
and unpaid g bonds mado by The Wheel-
inG & Belmont Bridge Company for tho
principal sum Of $1,000 each. dated the LIST
day OF May, a. d. 1898, and payable TO
inG on the LIST day OF May, A. D. 1919, with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per unnum, but redeemnblG by the said
bridge company, ut Its option, on the list
after before maturity, which outstanding
bonds are numbered ConsecutiYely from
to 60, both inclusive, and amount OF prin:
cipal sum TO 5000; and the payment OF
which bonds and interest Is secured by
first deed Of trust Of the said bridge COM
pany, dated tho LIST day Of May, A. d.
isQ3. on tho two bridges In the City OF
Wheeling Of said company neToss me Two
erty OF said company, made by said COM
pany to Julius Pollock, trustee, and duly
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF tho
county court OF Ohio county; and whereas
the right reserved 10 It In said deed elected
TO pay and redeem on tho LIST day OF
August, 1899. at The National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling CThe. Exchange Bank
OF Wheeling where said bonds were pnyn-
bic having ceased to DO buslncssl all the
said outstanding and unpaid bonds, NUM-
bercd from to GO inclusive. and has so
notified the undersigned trustee who by
virtue OF the authority vested In him by
said deed has selected and designated tho
said ''Tho National Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling" MS the place Of payment OF said
bonds and interest;
Now, therefore. the undersigned trustee,
nnd The wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com-
many hereby give notice to all whom u
may concern that said bridge company Will
nay and redeem nj the said Tho National
Exchange Bank Of Wheeling, In the city
az wheeling, West Nirglnia, on tho hret
day Of August, a. ID. 1899. all OF said bonds
outstanding and unpaid. numbered from
2 10 CO. both inclusive, ngCrcgAtinE Of
principal sum iS2,6fO! and that upon said
ist day OF August, a. y. 1850, interest upon
said bonds VIII cease. and tho Interest
coupons therto attached or originally at.
tnched to the same. and severed thorR-
from. which shall not then have become
due will become null aud void, and tho
said bridge company will no longer be
"''''N JULIUS POLLOCK, Trustee.
THE WHEELING q BEL,
MONT BRIDGE COMPANY.
BY ]. N, VANCE, President jylS-tth&s
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Other Interstate Games.

AT New Castle RHE
Springfield - az 55S q & !
Batteries-wadsworth and Barclay;
iHi9rper and Db9lp and BeVille. Empire,
AeFight' -
AZ Youngstownsf y RHE
youngstown 20 90 0 o Ol0 oil q I
Dayton ........B . o Of SIS -Bii 2
:. BatteEles-carney and Lattimer; Wat
At saiansfeld RHE
M8ngfield s....s 0 0 OOlO 20 ~ s 0
Tofedo .........0 o 0 0 o o o 90 8
aIlgtterics-Trwln and Twlneham; Wiltse
and Arthur. ..f,
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IOLhH '.'s''''''s'Sl
sflottoJ fnr mn In ninth
'Batted Tor Hill In ninth.
..........2 -
.......i o / o 300 I O.

Earned runs. Pittsburgh J. T'Wo.bnse
Bowerfnan. Sacrifice hit. o'Brlen. Stolen
bases. beaumont, Shecknrd, Double plays,
Williams. OBrien and Clark: Mngoon and
Crishnm. First base on halls on Cheshire
8; on Hin g. Struck ont. by CHESHIRE 1;
by Hnl I. Wild pitches, ChGSbro, Hill 2.
Time. $40, UmpIres, Swartwood and
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BAsE BAIL COMMENT.



Now it's six straight victories.
And the end is not yet.
Why not break Jack" Glasscotk's
heart by making, IL seven all in a row
= atteFuPenl ,ts
In this afternoons game with Fort
Wayne, Wells or Pastorius will likely
be in the box for the stoglcs. and big
Chief is due to do the twIrling for the
visiting team. He is one Of the tough
est propositions on the Interstate cir
cult, but at the pace the Stogies are now
travelling nothing is too difficult for
them to negotiate. and better pitchers
than Guese have been knocked all over
the lot,
They say Glasscock would rather de-
feat Wheeling thnn win the Interstate
pennant.
Honlngsworth arrived Inst night and
will be at short field for the Fort
Waynes this afternoon.
This Is Ladies' Day; admission and
grand stand free to the fair ones.
In Dobbs, o'Hara and strang Wheel
ing has one Of the lIvelleSt young blood
outflelds In the country.
President Howell says he has Ave Of
the best sprlnters In the Interstate In
Wells, Dobbs, o'Hara, Strang and
ZeIgIer.
Lyle was given a. Job on the Fort
Wayne team yesterday afternoon, ow-
ing to two Of the team having missed
their train. He played In RICH. field.
but didn't have chance. Neither did
he get hit, and the two times he got
on base he was very unluckJ', being
thrown out first at the home plate and
next at third base. the first time on
O'Hara's remarkable throw from the
right field fence, and the other time on
Dobbs' fine throw from center.
That protested game at New Castle
which was expected to be awarded to
Wheeling goes to New Castle, according
to President Power-and what Power
says goes, Notwithstanding the fact
that Mick" Young held that the game
should be awarded to Wheeling.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 9;
Louisville S, New York Z
Pittsburgh :. Baltimore
Washington S, Chicago D.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston ut St. Louis.
baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Washington at Chicago.
New York Mt Louisville
PITTSBURGH, July 3l.-Chesbro hlled
the bases In the first inning with bases
on balls. and let NIeGraw in on a wild
pitch. After that he steadf,d down. and
with good support kept tho hits well scat
tered. HIN was easy enough to be found
when hits meant runs. Attendance, $500
SroFn:
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FOB RBHT


FOR SALE.
No. 90 Ohio street. 500
No. % Sixteenth street.
Lot on river front, South Front street.
No. Is Vermont street.
No. A2 Main street.
No. 22O7 Chapllne street, and other de-
slrable property for business and resi-
dence,
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!NTER.STATELEA
STANDING OF CLUES.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Wheeling 5. Fort Wayne 9.
New Castle s. Springfield g
Mansfield Z, Toledo 0.
Dayton Q, youngstown !
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ST. LOUIS. July 9l.-Ruln prevented tho
game between Boston and 81. Louis to-
day,
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ON THE GRAND CIRCUI T.

lenge is accepted, answer through thll
paper.
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TVd.base hits, Reiman, Bergen. Three
base hit, Zelglet, Stolen base, Myers
BqseS on balls. by Paryin 8; by Swain s.
By Parvin 2; by swalm Z, Left on baGeS,
wheeling II; Fort Wayne Z. Sacrifice hit
Lyons. Time, i:i5. Umpire, ClrFuthers