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SIMPSON & TATUM,
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot . feet inches by about $40 feet, on
west side OF Main street, doors north
Of Eighth street. Only {3,5CQ this week,
Pleasant Valley, from ! to acres Of
ground Site cannot he beat for resi-
dence.
4 iine and cheap building lot on Lind
4 a-foot BY isO-foot lot on Eighteenth
street, with brick dwelling on alley. Z
rooms,
This is ali desirable property and an
5O-foot by lOO-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and ChApllne streets. part OF Al
hambFa Rink and frame dwelling rooms,
on II, will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets
Telephone Oh.
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earned runs, PItINbuTgh % FHIIuUVINIIU
/ Two-buse htst Mccarthy, Clarke.
Three-base hits. Williams. Schriver. Sac
riiice hit, Thomas 4 Stolen bases, Beau
mont, Lauder. First base on balls. on
nv Chesboro i; by Donahue 2. Time, 2
hours. EMPIRES, Swartwood and Hunt
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The Lincoln base ball tenn OF this
city. n few days ago challenged the
Brown Boys team. OF Martins Ferry,
for n game any time or place suitable
10 the latter. The Brown Boys accept
the challenge ana would be glad TO
meet them next Saturday. on the fur
mace grounds in Martins Ferry. .
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nowLING.

The Musoe summer league closed last
night by the Tom Moores taking two
from the Rough riders. Score;
Tom Moares-Brown, lb?. III. 49,;
Campbell, 1855. 1853. l7j; Handlan. lSt, l25,
no. WcItzcl. l7s. lsG. $50; Dick. 49, jos.
Isl. Marshncr. I7G, 10. ia, totals.
1892 gS3, l0il. 81, ace,
Rough Emblem. l9S, 1875 1917
Barr. l9I. 12g, col; Miller, 1856. 1875, 1888
e. RAIDER, 1919, i5G tt2; Israel ~, 100
iIi. Alexander ll5, l22. 40; totals SsA'
$40 1861
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MANAGER DANvERs REPLIES

To the Challenge by Garden and
FrrdrcIch, orthGN. ". g. \. Team.
Last night Manager, Fred Dnnvers, Of
the stamp bicycle railing team, called
at the IntcllIgcnccr Office. and In reply
to the challenge issued IN yesterdays
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IT'S USELESS TO WRITE
TO A WOMAN

or man for medical advice unless such
are trained and qualified medical practi-
TONERS. Offers Of "medical advice are
made by those who cannot give what
they offer, because they hck the med
icai training and professional 9ddliheh-
tons Of physicians You VIII not trust
your property to the care Of irresponsible
people. VIII you trust your health
inquiry will show that no offer made by
any advertising physician can compare
with That OF DR.. X. v. Pierce. chief con-
sulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Bnttalo, N. Y.
Sick women can consult DR.. Pierce by
letter free. All letters are read and an
sweted in strictest confidence. Ifyou are
suffering from disease Of the womanly
organs write to
Or. R. v. PIERCE, BUFFALO, NY.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh G, Philadelphia
Cleveland ), Washington 3,
Washington g. Cleveland g.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 21.-Pittsburgh
won In the fifth inning with six hits for
n total OF twelve bases. The other 1--WE
hits were scattered. Chesborn kept his
hits we'll scattered and received excellent
support. the errors doing no damage. At
tendance. 2s0G. Score:
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Won by the Reds.

Special Dispatch to tho Inteiligencer.
CHARLESTON. w. va, july 2l.-
The Cincinnati League team to-day
played Charleston before crowd of
1000. The score was 70 to in favor of
the Reds. Jack Taylor pitched for
Cincinnati
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prTTsRuRGM rs. WHEELING
Is the Title Of an Argument on the
Diamond this Afternoon.

To-day the Pittsburgh Drummers'
bas, BAH club. accompanied by 200
rootcrr. comes to Wheeling to do bat
tle with tho Wheeling travelling mems
team. and a battle royal IL expected nj
the Island Park. Nearly 400 tickets
have bccn sold here FOR The game, which
,uIli be chilled ~ I.9n D. IN.
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Earned runs, Fort WnynN II WHttIIHE
=. Two-base hit. Miller. Home run, Mey-
ers. Sacrifice hit, Cote. Stolen bases.
Poole, Cote First base on balls, on Swain
2; on ParvIn 4. Struck out, by Swain J;
by Parvin 2 Double plays; aiegler unas-
sisted; Poole to Meyers. Umpire, Colgan.
:rime, l:ib. Attendance. 40.
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BASE RALL coMAIENT.

The new system 0f scoring, said to be
the result OF a nightmare on the part Of
a Providence man, was tried in the
eastern leagues last week. and was not
a success. says the Toledo Blade. It
was not liked either by the spectators
or the players. for the reason that 1t
required mathematical calculation
every time some fan asked for the
score.
The system. was designed for the pur-
pose OF giving each team credit for the
actual work done In the game. to slim
ulatc base running and make the hit
and run game popular. II Is based on
the Idea that the number OF times q
runner crosses the plate does not sig
Nifty that his team played the better
ball. even II 1t did have twice the num-
Der OF runs gathered by the opposing
players. Many teams could have
more men on bases than their oppo-
nents. and still lose the game or, In
some cases, be shut out. for the reason
that they might be unlucky in locating
the home plate.
In the system OF the Providence man.
he gives every player credit for what
he does. For Instance, the runs are d.
vlded into quarters. When runner
reached first base. he receives credit
for one quarter OF run. II he ad-
vances to second. he Is given credit
for one-half Of a run. and so on around
the circuit. When the game is over.
the quarters are added up. and. in most
cases, some surprises are discovered.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

800. Arc not made By chance, nor can
80, they ever IN any material DO made
at small expense. A competition
for cheapneSs, and not for excel.
lence OF workmAnship. lS the most
frequent and certain cause OF the
rapid decay and entire destruc-
tion Of arts and manufactures.
For best (which Is the eheapesp
work. the In,eliigeneer Job Prinl-
800. Ing once Is the place 70 60.
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GEO. j. MATHtSoN,
AGENT,
Graeui
STORE ROOMS FOR RENT.
StOc4Aoi9sr.7 szssases.
GTocKHoLDERs. MEETINo.

OFFICE OF THE WHEELING
NATURAL GAS COMPANY,
WHEELING, W. Va. July /. 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that al stock
holders meeting Of the Wheeling Nat.
ural Gas Company. a corporation created
under the laws OF the state Of West Wiz
ginia. to be held at the Once Of the com.
West Virginia, on Monday, tie 18th day
OF July, A. u. 1899. at 1l:1o o'clock a. M, q
resolution viii be offered Increasing the
number Of shHres OF the capital stock Of
the company from 1880 shares OF the par
value OF $500 each to 1900 shares OF tho
WILLIAM J. DIEIL.
jyS-s Secretary.
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esnsrai Noass.
n oARD or EQUALIZATION AND
ID APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

~
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Clerks Once,
City OF Wheeling, w. Va.
Public notice is hereby given TO all per:
sons Interested that the assessors elected
by the council Of the city Of wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
year and made return thereof 70 my ONCE;
Any person wishing 10 appeal from said
asSessment or desiring any corrections
made, will appear at The city building be-
fore the board OF equalization and, appeals
on the following days ~ . o'clock a. M,
as the said board will meet at that time
al the said city building 70 hear all OBJ;
jectIons to said assessments ana revise anu
corrcct the same:
First ward-Monday. july y.
Second ward-Tuesday, August ].
Third "Wednesday, August 2.
Fourth ward-Thursdly. August 3.
Fifth ward-Friday. August =.
sixth wnrd-Monday. August z.
Seventh WRrd-Tuesday, August
Eighth ward-Wednesdly August 3
THOS OBRIEN, Jr,
Two City Clerk.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
sTANDING OF CLUES.

YESTERDAYS CANES.
Wheeling 4. Fort Wayne g
Dayton II, youngstown 0.
Mansfield g Toledp,5
New Castle 4 Columbus /.
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5orSaG

TIoR SALE : FINE BRICK DWELL.
ING on Fourteenth Il; | offer my
residence, No. lis Fourteenth o. for SAFE;
poSsesslon and terms 70 suit purchaser
INQUIRE Of 7 b. McLAlNi Dental ana
Surgical depot, City Bank Dnilgins'
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&edTcaL

RADIEGf Csishss,st'I E7liA Rln.yoyll PlI
iDisuoad RfaAll, TFs tho 1eqt. ~, " sR.i.i
- Tsks % OiAsf SsSl A., saas ~ ~ ~ = i
10 it ChiehslssF ChsliiSSf ", PEllAaA., Pa.
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The State of west Virginia. Ohio County,
S.:
In the circuit court Of Ohio county, West
virginia, july rules, l@9
Minnie countrymnn vs. Herman.s g. Coun-
trymnn-ln chancery.
SUMMONS.
The State Of West Virginia TO the Sheriff
OF Ohio County, greeting;
We command you that you aummon
Herman g. COuntryman, II he be found "
your balllWlck. TO appear Ct the CLERK
office of Inc circuit court OF Ohio county
al rules 70 be held for tho said court on
the tlrst Monday in July. 1882 10 answer
bill IN chancery exhibited AGAINST
and there this writ. Witness, Z. =.
Hennlng, clerk OF our said court, q inc
court house OF said county, In the city o.
Wheeling, tho 22d day OF June, lA9, anu ln
the thirty-seventh year Of the state OF
West Virginia. G. II. HENNilNN,Hs
sHERIFFs RETURN = Herman s.
Countryman is no inhRbltlnt Of my BAN:
wick nor found therein, this 90 gay Of
'uiy' 1855 W. ]. LYLE.
D. 8. for II. c. Richards, s. o. G.
Tho object OF this suit Is TO obtain q de-
cree for divorce from the bonds Of mat
rlmony from the defendant by the plain-
And It appearing from an affidavit hled
in said cause, at these rules, that the Qe-
fendRnt Herman g. Countrymnn, ts not
resident OF the state Of West NlrRinla, and
ne mot having been served with process IN
said suit, on motion Of the complainant py
her attorney, this order or publication u
entered against him. ana u y oraerea tn l..s
the said defendant above named ne ana
Is required to appear within one inohth
after tho date oil the first publication Of
this order and do what is necessary 70
protect his interests. u Is iurther oIuerea
yFitness, c. II. Henning, clerk OF our said
court. NJ the court house OF said county,
this Sth day OF July. 1893. to-wit; July
i'ui'S' 49, C. II. HENNINo, clerk.
Published the first umo July sth' 1883.
~ C. H. HENNilIc, Clerk.
T. II. GARVIN, Solicitor Tor Complainant.
DEPOSITION NOTICE.
Minnie Countryman. plaintiff, VI: Herman
q Countryuan, defendant, 10 the circuit
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia
The above-named defendant will take
notice that the dispositions Of Minnie
Chsrnock, Matte ChaTnock, LiEEie Char
mock, Nellie ChRrnock and James McCAnn
will be taken " the ONCE. OF 2, y; Gar
win, 1913 Chapllne street, IN the Guy oL
west Virginia, on the 18th day q August.
a. ID. 1898. between the hourE OF = o'clock
q, N. and o'clock p. M, TO be READ a. evl-
dence IN the trial Of the above
cause on behalf Of the Rbove-named plain
IN. And N, from any cause. the taking
OF the said dispositions shall not DC com.
menced or being commenced, ahau NOT
81 completed on the day aforesatn, the
tnkIng OF the same will be adjourned irom
day 10 day, or from time TO time until tho
same shall be completed. .,,,,,,,.
Attorney for Minnie Countryman:
To Herman g. Countryman. lye-e
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FOR RENT.

No. IS Ohio street. 100
No. g Sixteenth street
Lot on river front, South Front street
No. 10 Vermont street.
No. az Main street.
No. 2907 ChaplIne street. and other de-
sirable property for business and resi-.
dence.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1872
Main street. teSl
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II you are not getting It, your table
lacks an every day luxury. Ask for
Wheeling Bakery Bread. Insist on get
ting H.; you will stick to It. A tin seal
IN every lOnf
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othor 1nter.state Cannes.

pS Az gay ..!.a..o O1oog 9;4 iii i 9
YounE-t'n 30 o o 900 90
Batteres-watkIns and DOnahue; Grove
and Lntt'mer. go
Al Toledo. az RHE
Toledo O1lO o ] 2-5 4 3
Mansfield III 2 o 0 o Isle s
Batteries-ca,cs, Arthur and Myers;
Miller and Belt. sst
Columbus 20 / 0 o 0 90 0 81 l 2
New Castle....2 0 0 o 0 90 -
Batteries-Campbell and BevIlle; wads-
worth and Barclay. C.
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IF you want sweet, wholesome bread,
such as baked AZ home, only cheaper.
get Wheeling BRkerys.
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Catcher Twlneham has accepted
terms from the Mansfield club and will
report at Toledo to-day. He says
Wheeling is the best town on the Inter
state circuit and would have liked to
play here.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Fort Wayne t45
Mansfield at Toledo.

Mansfield at Toledo.
YOUNGSTOWN ut Dayton
New Castls at Columbus.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. July Zt.-Whoeling
turned in to-day and played, d remarkably
fas, game, defeating the locals In hard
fought battle. Score: -IH
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ToIedo's winning streak was broken
by the Haymnkers yesterday. The
Mud Hens had won elghteen straight.
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IaaS4

WANTED-E;NERagI AaENTsS TO
Powder 10 families, tittFli Submissions
allowed. Permanent and rr1htabln enl-
ployment guaranteed AlttIA GRAND
Union TEA CO., it5 lifth Avenue.
Pittsburgh, Pa jy0
JHTEEKLY PnoFfTE-pON'T LOSE
w the chance. Mopey can de doubled
We pay profits every hitcgn days %
clients. Our plan OF elfety y anequaled.
Write for full particulars, tFeo 10 any adj
dress. c. =. MACKEY & CO. 3 Rroad-
way, \. y. APIS
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Yesterdays game was In refreshing
contrast with Thursdays.
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G.O.SMITH, '1 &C.. . sssh.s''
...FOR SALE....

....F0R SALE..,.
Desirable property cor. Main and Tenth.
Nos. i91I-is0a Main street,
No. 81 Thirty-Reventh ST., brick dwelling.
No. is3 Fourteenth ST., brick dwelling.
No. GS2l Eon street, frame dwelling.
No. IS Eighteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. us Fourteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. 5 Vermont street, frame dwelling.
No. 100 Elm street. frame dwelling.
A desirable residence In Lentherwood.
A number Of desirable building lots
along the limo OF the Elm Grove railroad,
National Steel Co. American TIN Plate,
National Biscuit.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE,
,Phnnn Ca. CITY Hank RnildlnE.
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Flatulence is cured by BEEcHAMs
PILLS.
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NOTtcH
OF the intention OF ',THE WHEELING
q BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY 10
pay on ard redeem an Of the hundt os
said eompany outstanding AID uHrsia
Whereas There are now gutytandlng
and unpaid y bonds made by Tho Wheel
ing & belmont bridge Company fgf tho
principal sum Of 1i.tQl each. dated the 1ht
day OF May a. ID, ltq, and payable 70
bearer a. The Exchange Hank Of Wheel-
ing on the LIT day Of May, A. D. 1874 With
per Annuni. hut Tedecmahlc by thn san
bridge COMPANY, nt lte uptiuH nm me UT
day OF May, a. u. 1873, or ~ any time thgro-
after before maturity which oulgt1ud'ug
bonds ART numbered consecndveiy lruu9
10 %, both Inclusive, and ninouui % riins
oinAl sum 20 $500; md the payment Of
which bonds and interest b ueCurod py
frat deed OF trust o. the said bridge COM
pahy dated tho ist day Of Nay, a. y.
iSaa, on Tho two bridges IN tho city Of
Wheeling Of said company across the two
branches Of tho Ohio river. and Other prop.
crty Of said company, MADE by ualu conn
pany TO Jnllu1 Pollock, trustee, and duly
recorded IN the once Of the clerk OF the
county court OF Ohio county; and whereas
the said bridge company hul by Virtue o.
the right reserved to II IN said deed elected
August, iSss. at The National EXCHANGE
Hank Of Wheeling lThe. ENehunge Bank
OF Wheeling Whero said bonds were paynr
BILE having ceased TO do biilinufal all the
Rnld outstanding and unpaid bonds, num-
bored from 10 % inclusive. and has %
notified tho undersigned trustee, who by
virtue OF the authority vested N him ~
said deed has selected and designated tho
Hnld 's'rhc National Exchange Hank qt
Wheeling" az the place Of payment Of said
bonds and interest;
Now. therefore. the undersigned trustee,
and The Wheeling helmont biilase Spl9i-
pany hereby give notice 20 al WHOM X
pay ard redeem ut the said The National
Exchange hank Of wheeling, " me ely
OF Wheeling. West Virginia on TIE nrst
day Of August \. D, 1872 all OF said bondh
outstanding and unpaid. numbered from
3 10 GO, both inclusive agBrnkAtlns 81
nrincipal sum t52.OOO and that upon SAID
III dny al August A. d, 1872, interest upon
said bonds will cease, and the interest
coupons therto attached OF Originally al
tacht.d TO the same and severed therer
from, which shall not thon have become
due will become null and void, ana tho
said bridge company VIII no longer %
HAD'' julius POLLOCK, Trustee.
THE WHEELING & BEL,
MONT BRIDGE COMPANY.
BY ]. n. VANCE, President. iyl6:tth&s!
n RIDER OF PUBLICATION
The state of west Virginia. Ohio County
- ,,,.
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Medical advice can only be given by
medical man or woman; one educated
and trimmed In the profession Of medicine.
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81 RnEn o. PrnLfoATIoM.

The state of west virginia. Ohio County.
S.:
In the circuit court Of Ohio county, west
virginia. July rules, 1879.
Minnie countryman vs.. Herman g. coun-
trymnn-ln chancery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-28
Railroad Officials.

Preceding by d few minutes, the
regular passenger train today, an
extra carrying a number of officers
of the road arrived. Many of the
assembled crowd rushed to the
train to meet friends from Texas,
while others were making a mad
attempt through the throng to
board the outgoing passenger. Dis
appointment was CONSPICUOUS when
it was known that none but rail-
road men were allowed to ride on
that special. This train bore the
following officials, who were on a
tour of inspection: James Nj. Barr,
vice president Santa Fe system;
Col. l. J. Polk, general manager;
G. F. Ressigue, general superin-
tendent; j. Player, general master
mechanic; NJ. +. Pendell, division
superintendent and w. Il. Scott,
train master.
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Another Enterprise for Ardmore,

The brick business house on
Court street just north of Burch &
Vernor's is being renovated to-
day in the preparation for stock
of gents and ladies' furnishings
to be owned and managed by
Davis Bros. from Sherman, Texas.
Court is destined to make a bus
mess street almost, if not quite as
good, as Main street, and the new
enterprises to be launched here will g,
within the space of year, verify
this statement.
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An Immense Crowd Visits the CITY and Take
in the Big Picnic and Barbecue
Ardmore in Full Dress.

The Ardmore band composed OF
the following we'll known gentle
men and their instruments: H. J.
Pierce. Whitesboro, Tex, tuba; J.
l.. Cohen. Gainesville, Tex, bari
tone; c. p. Bruce, Pauls Valley
1st tenor; Sam Moritz, Doughertv
2nd alto; Chas. E. Mertens, 1st
alto; w. r. Burnitt, 1st cornet
Sell Cook, solo cornet and conduc-
tor; II. c. Risteen, bass drum and
+. Dooley snare drum. played some
excellent selections at short inter-
walls, and this music, combined
with the musicians at the different
dance pavilions, made medley of
sweet sounds beyond the power of
pen to describe. The merry go
rounds, shooting galleries and
other attractions were we'll patron
lied, and all seemed to be coming
money.
A little after II O'Clock the work
OF supplying the hungry with fine
barbecued meat and bread was ac-
complished without any trouble.
The base ball game between
Ardmore and Wynnewood was
called at $3.50 o'clock, a full ac-
count of which, as well as the re-
suit of the trap shooting and fur
ther notes of the big picnic, will
appear in the ARDMOREITE Sunday
morning.
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The Camera at Work

Yesterday a number of photo
graphs were taken for the Good
Times" edition, among them be-
ing the Ardmore Mill and Elevator
a birds eye view of the city from
the top of the elevator, a street
scene from the top of the new A.
F. Jones building, the Ice com
pany's plant, the oil mill, com
press, court house, interior of jail
(showing prisoners), Blanton &
Rays gin, and a number of bus
iness houses.
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Wynnewood's Bal! Players.

The ball game between Wynne-
wood and Ardmore was an inter-
esting feature of today's program
at Wilmington park. Wynne-
wood was represented on the dia-
mond by Williams, McGregor,
Mitchell. Strange. Cochran, Craig
er, Douglas. Shirley, CUTLER and
Garrett.
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At the Jail

John H. Singleton was placed in
Jail last night under commitment
from Commissioner Pfeiffer's court
at Pauls Valley on the charge OF
assaulting his father with intent
to kill.
Andrew Jackson, for introduc-
ing and selling, is in Jail from
Woodford, to the credit of Deputy
Stewart.