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Ohio, to attend commencement eHer-
clses, where her daughter, Miss Rose
Duga, viii! graduate.
The nominee for governor was re-
ceived In this city with entire satisfac-
ton to all the Republicans in general.
Charles BIpPus will occupy his new
store In TIE Fourth ward. about the
middle OF this month.
Miss Alice Grow, OF Powhatan, Is the
guest Of friends and relatives IN the
Fourth ward.
Moses Duga has returned home from
Columbus. where he spent 4 few days
with friends.
Miss Addie Taylor, OF Darlington. Is
the guest Of friends and relatives in the
Third ward.
Edward Blon, the mall carrier, Is
taking his vacation. and is spending 1t
at Amber.
james LInurd left yesterday morning
for the Interior OF the state, on bust
ness trip.
Miss Matte Jackson, OF Pittsburgh,
Is the guest OF friends IN the Fourth
ward.
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M'MECHES NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People

Dnlly ltcins OF interest About People
and Events.
r. r. Cartwright. ". E. Thonen and
c. L. Goodwin have been elected as
delegates TO the district conference OF
the N. Il. church to be held at Cameron,
the 18th. 1i;h and 18Th OF this month
Mrs. Annie Walter, of Maysville,
Miss. Is here, the guest OF her brother,
ex-Mayor r. NJ. Reynolds. OF Gravel
street.
George Acklin has resigned as brake
man on the Baltimore 4 Ohio, and has
returned 10 hts ZONE at Warnesburg.
Pa.
A fine programme will be rendered
at the Christian church Tomorrow, In
observance OF Children's Day.
James W. White. OF Wheeling, was
In town yesterday, looking after busl-
ness interests here.
Mrs, John Gosney and Mrs. Joseph
Gatewo0d have returned. after visiting
friends nj Shcrrard.
Mrs. f. ". Porterfeld. OF Bonwool,
was In town the guest OF friends, yes
tcraay.
James Quinn has commenced the cree
tlon Of fine dwelling on Ashland ave-
nue.,
Vision Reynolds moved his family
from bcnwood 20 this place this week.
W. II, Keller and Ed. MARBLE were at
Slstersville yesterday on business.
Clarence Vcnort. OF Wheeling. was the
guest of friends here yesterday. f,
w. II, johnson IA very sIrI, nj his
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Orlando Irwin. who was member Of
the graduating class last night, also re-
ecired Il prize from the Delaware Col
lege and til" Commercial College OF
Wheeling for the highest grades In the
class OF both colleges. He Is Il son Of
William irwin.
The strike Mt the Pittsburgh coal
works Is unsettled. and the company IL
stu putting In new machinery for dig
cling coal. The strike wGs caused by
the size OF the screen bar, the men
wanting n inch rods, instead OF Y. inch
rods.
The remains OF Mrs. William Cralg
We're brought to this city AMI taken to
her home ~ the Second ward yesterday.
Deceased leaves Il husband and two
small children 10 mourn her l0sg. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow at
tcrnoon.
The knights OF the Golden Eagle
met Ia regular sessien last evening, and
transacted business OF considerable i'm
portnncc
James Stewart, who hus been in Cal
irornia for the pnst siX months, has re-
turned home, much improved In hcnlth.
The painters of this city will have II
picnic IN Belmont Park on June IL.
Mrs. Simon Dehr Inns gone to Dresden,
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BOXING.

The coming Bolen-G oulette battle is
occas!oning q great deal OF Interest
among patrons Of the manly art, and q
red-hot bout is assured. Both are crack
a-5acks and vii, make (. warm for each
other from the start. Goulctte ought
10 win on his record. but Bolen Is q
good one and one of the hardest hitters
In the business. Oscar Gardner says
Bolen'a punches are bad ones, and IL
they land often Goulette, who Is rec
ognlzed as verr clever, will be in trou-
Bile. On the other hand, Goulette Is the
type sports like. He Is a knock -out ar
list, and his admirers In this city, be-
liere he will put 1t on the colored New
Yorker before the twenty rounds expire.
The club considers Itself fortunate In
getting the match, and n fast and hard
Mill Is looked for
An exciting preliminary to Monday
nights contest. ut the Metropolitan
club. will be furnished by Louis Logo
mnsslno and Dukes" Reilly, who are
matched for ten rounds al1"irs
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Apollo Quartette Inez Kinney highly
entertained her hearers In an Grafton.
entitled, Mahogany VIII Never shine
Without Much Toll and Patience" She
was thoroughly familiar with her sub
jeCt and handled 1t like II veteran.
Mnyger ROdcfeT. the president of the
| class. next spoke. His subject was
THE Motto" He spoke In clear.
smooth tone and held the attention OF
both class and audience.
Uncle Peters Recitation" WAS the
subject Of M excellent recitation by
Miss Hattie Miller,
The quartette sang again, and was
followed by Fred SeabriGht In q dec
lamation. entitled. AT the Close of the
N!nteenth Century" His voice was
strong, and he acquitted himself very
creditably Nellie Tannchill followed
With We'll delivered Grafton, entitled
Utopia" Her voice was strong and
clear.
Miss liunlle again pleased the audi
eHce with Hawley's popular song, De
sausc l Love You Dear"
specialization" was the subject OF
an entertaining Grafton by Frank Stew
nrt. He was followed by Mack Stewart
in pleasing and carefully prepared
ora ton, we Conquer But 10 Benefit, :"
The Apollo Quurtette rlensed the au-
dieEce with an excellent number.
The Influence Of ProniReuoHs Read
ing wns ably handled by Miss Annie
Van Law. She spoke with m earnest
ness that carried conviction With her
words.
Alexander Waser spoke earnestly on
"Thc Power Of Great Names"
After another number by the Apollo
Quartet,c. Superintendent Anderson.
after short address to the class. tn
the name OF the board of education.
presented each OF the graduates With
beautiful and artistic diploma
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA. June with tho
score tied In the ninth Inning. In Joie won
the game for the Ph!llies by, batting out
home rur. II. PittsburSh's half Schri-
yer batted for Donova.'. and Madison was
for Mccarthy. Gardiner was placed In
right H. ! and McCEcery was sen, TO left.
Mad:so. going to cr.:,er. The change In
the batt - resulted In the run which
tied the score. Ely singled and went to
second on Tannchill's cafe hit, and Schri-
Yer sent him across the plate by a single
to right. Attendance, 2,0S3, Score:
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

$3.50. Arc not made by chance, nor can
...... tncy ever in my material be mado
900. ut smali expense. a competition
$3.50. for chcapncss. and not for excel.
..... tcncc OF workmanship, Is tho most
80. . frequent and certain cause OF tho
$50. rapid decay and entire destruc.
-. tIon Of arts and manufactures.
$500. For best (which 10 tho chcapes3
1855. work. tho lntcllgoncer Job Print
$500. Ing oilico Is tho place TO so.
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALuA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
BY. vIrtue, OF decree Of the circuit
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia:
entered In .Chancery Order Book NO. =.
page -. In n cause In chancery therein
pending. wherein William Wagner Is
plain!!G, and Jacob Wagner. Louis Mag-
ner, deceased: John Wagner. infant son
OF John Wagner deceased: William Wng-
ner, son of Martin Wagner. deceased !:
Martin Wagner. Frederick Wagner. Louis
Wagner and Mary Wagner. infant chill
tren OF Martin Wagner. deceased. are
defendants. tho undersigned. who Is by
said decree appointed special commission
er for the purpose. will sell ut ut public
sale, at the north front door Of the cour,
house Of said county. to the highest and
best bidder. commencing ut 10 o'clock n.
m. on the 18th day OF June 1929. the fol-
lowing described real estate, TINT Is to
say: Lot No. H.. in square No. q, In the
Eighth ward OF the city OF Wheeling. Ohio
county. West Virginia. at No. S'l3 Wood
street, OF said city aforesaid, which prop
erty Is tho Same property. conveyed to
Michael Wagner. deceased. by Henry
Bischnu and ,Wllhelmina Blschau: his
wife. by deed dated April q. 1867. and OF
record In the clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-thlnd OF tho purchase money cash
in hand. or so much more as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay, on the day OF
sale md the balance In two equal In
stnftmeuts. payable in four and eight
months respectively from day O! sale,
with interest. and the title TO the prop.
eriy 20 be retained until tho whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Special Commissioner.
May 10. 1929.
hereby certify that Joseph A. Arklc,
the above napcI special comm Missioner,
has given bond us required by tho court
In said Decree with approved security.
C. II. HENNlNG.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
County. West Virginia. my2O-s
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Proposals.
mo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals will be received at Ho.
tel Adelph. Huntington. W. Va, by the
Board OF Directors OF the West Virginia
Asylum for lncurables until 70 o'clock "a q.
for the erection and completion or one
OF the group Of buildings for said asylum,
in accordance with drawings and specIh-
cations (Which IS to Include the plumbing
of the building) prepared by Harrison
Albright. architect, Charleston. W. Va.
Copies Of the drawings and spccifica-
lions may be seen at the Asylum for In
curables ut Huntington and at the office
OF the architect. Charleston, on and after
May 2G.
The Beard OF Directors reserve the
right TO reject any and nil bids and to
waive any informatities In the reception
OF bids
Address all communications regarding
drawings and specifications to tho archi-
tect. and nadress the bids to the under
signed, Adclphi Hotel. Huntington.
MRS. MARY JACKSON RUFFNER,
EyS President Of the Board Of Directors.
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c. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
Corner I4th md Market SITS.
trustee Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY ylrturo of deed OF trust made by
r. II. Gillespy and Lizzie D. Gillespy, his
wife. to me. rs trustee. dated May 81. 1892,
recorded in the office OF the clerk of tho
county court OF Ohio county. West Viz
Einia. in Deed OF Trust Book No. IS. page
lt2, l will sell at the north front door Of
tho court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. tho Srd DAY OF JUNE, 1899,
commencing ut 10 o'clock n, m, tho fol-
lowing described property. that is to say:
y certain piece of real estate In the city
Of Wheeling, Ohio county. West Virginia,
ting ii5 feet long and 70 feet wide, lying In
the north part OF said city, and east Of tho
common road. on the margin OF tho Ohio
river. commencing for the Same at point
about go feet in north-easterly direction
from the north end of the east parapet
wall OF the bridge over Jonathan's Gut, In
the line Of the northwest front of the
house sommSnly known as the s.Sns house
upon the lot of ground now be-
Ing described: thence In tho limo
OF the front OF the said stone house
grocery. one hundred and fifteen feet to
land; thence South-eaSterly and Mt right
angles TO said front line seventy-!ive feet;
thoncc southerly and parallel with said
first line ono hundred and hfteen feet;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY scventy-iivo feet
to the place OF beginning. together with
the buildings thereon and all others ap-
performances thereunto belonging. reserv-
Ing. however, strip OF ground running
lengthwise through the property OF uni.
form width of twelve Icet TO be kept open
us q road; and reservlng also the coal un.
der the property md the right TO mlno
and remove the game.
TERMS OF SALE:-one-third and M
much more as the purchaser elects to pay
in cash on the day of sale, tho BALANCE
In two equal installments at ono and two
years, notes bearing interest from tho day
OF Salo to be given for the deferred Ray.
meRts W. J. W. COWDEN,
Trustee.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Bowling.

The Wellsburg bowling club will ar
rive In the city this morning, to meet
the All-Wheelings In series OF games
on the Mozart park alleys this after
noon and evening. The Wellsbury
bowlers will have numerous rooters. The
teams will probably line up as follows:
Wellsburs-Loggie, Mcconnell. .Shep-
herd, r, Spr!ngtora, L. Sprl2gborn.
Whyte and Dornan.
Wheeling-Campbell, Stevenson, Welt
zal. Handian. RAIDER and Brown.
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WELLSBURG.
DoinSs ofPcoplc In the Brooke Coun.
L., Alni t.nnnliS.

DoinSs ofPcoplc In the Brooke Coun.
" Metropolis.
Half II dozen younS fellows. en-
ptoyes of the, Standard glass works.
were before Mayor Jones yesterday and
Aired s. and costs each. They were
charged With maltreAting n fellow
workman by stringing him up with n
rope and beating him until 4 phys!-
clan had TO be sent for.
The June term of circuit court will
open on Monday. the Rrnnd Jury being
In session on that day SO Ear us
known. there are but two cases FOR tho
grand jury, these against Maurice E;v-
erott and Wesley Shakeley FOR dyna-
hitting ilsh.
The Eulcxian clubs field day at Mich
oils X Matthews park Is attracting
much Interest. and u The weather Is IA
vorablc very large crowd will go out
this afternoon. The base bal, game
between Wheeling and Wellsburs law
yers viii he record Sreikcr.
Frank T. SchmI1t and Mary a. Gross.
4 Pittsburgh couple. secured n marriage
lie asc here yesterday afternoon and
were married IN the Hudson House par
lOrs by Rev. r. f. Swan.
A MIR, Applcgntc. from Wheeling, was
here this week. seeking n location for n
steam laundry, II Is understood he Will
locate here.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF deed OF trust made by
Sarah Hagan to me rs trustee. dated
November 70, 1891. recorded in the Office Of
County. West Virginia., In deed OF trust
book No. So. page i9s, will sell Mt tho
north front door OF the Court House Of
said County on
SATURDAY. the eth D!lYoF JUNE. 1859,
commencing Mt 10 o'clock n M. the fol-
lowing described property. that Is 10 say:
y certain parcel OF real estate situated
on the east side OF Eoir street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets In tho city
Of Wheeling, county OF Ohio. siatc Of
Wcst Virginia. and described us follows,
that IL to say: So much OF the north one.
half OF lot numbered Three In square
numbered Twenty-onc o: the town nov
city, Of Wheeling. conveyed TO Henry Hel-
lingcr by Noah Zane and wife by deed
dated juno 2. 1899. and recorded In Deed
Book No. Is, NJ page les, and devised by
said Henry Hollinger 20 Arnmlnta Hol-
lingcr, as remains after duluct!Eg from
said north half OF said lot SO much thereof
as was conveyed by said Aram!ntn Holln-
ger TO George W. TolllnEer by deed dated
February g. 1871. recorded In Decd Book
No. IS. page q. and after dcductns also
from said north half of said lot 80 much
thereof As WA conveyed by said Ara
minta Holl!ngcr 20 Thomas II. Lewis and
Henry Newman by decd dated October 81,
1878, and recorded In Deed Book No. Is,
PAGE 80.
Terms OF Salc:-ono-thlrd and us much
moro Rs the purchaser may elect TO pay In
cash on tho day Of sale. tho balance IN
two equal insialiments at six and twelve
months, notes bearing interest from the
day OF snlo to 30 given Tor tho deferred
payments.
]. c. HERNEY. Auctionccr, myaI-s
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The Inieligrncer's first ninc hereby
challenge thr News team for another
game. when they hope to rctricyn' The
Decoration Day Waterloo OF the sedand
nine. The Intclllgcncer gang VIII make
n mighty effort 10 lay the News crowd
low tho next time, grts
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The Oscar GarIncrs will play the
Herman Zwickars on the tunnel green
Sunday afternoon n; o'clock Tor *oo
q aide. Both teams are about evenly
matched, and good game IN looked
for. Oscnr Gardner Will play second
base.
The baltimore 6 Ohio team, OF Ben.
wood. challenge the foley Tigers. OF
the South Side, for Il game. and are also
open for n game with the Wheeling &
Lake Erie freight men.
The Y. n. c. a, Juniors dcfentcd the
Rhen stars In q eleven inning game, by
the Bcorp OF 10 TO Is.
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BOWLING.

On the Musec alleys last night the Tom
Moores showed their best form. bowling
threc ten hundred" games. and trim
ming tho Stelnhausenblauser boys in great
shape. The work OF Bosley and Marsch-
ner was very iino. they averaging $50 and
l'9 respectively, while old reliable steve"
wasn't far behlad. with l73 to his credit
The following tells the tnlo.
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The LinslY FirlN DnY.

The annual Linsiy Institute field day
sports will occur next Tuesday after
noon at the state fair grounds. The
boys have secured many and valuable
prizes. which viii be contested for
More interest than usual In the past Is
b7!IS evinced In the affair The mill
tary instructor at the institute. LEU
tenant Dent, Is himself we'll UP In ath-
IS.,icS
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The fetishis,,i OF savage Africa makes
us shtidder, and fills us wi,h disgust,
Yet we have fetistcs Of our own, one Of
them great, widely-worshipped, and in
whose name crimes innulncrablc are
daily perpet,nted. The nanp Of that e.
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An error in the standing of the indi-
vidual players In the Y. N. e. A. spring
tournament appeared In yesterdays In
tclligencer. The high score man should
have been C. RAIDER, whose average was
FOL
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"Tacks" Par,ott, the f6Ttner Nation
al LeaE=, pitcher, who made his mark
with Cincinnati. has signed a Wheeling
contract, and reports here Monday.
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nors. Stolen bases. Lytle. HiSacriiite hiia
Bahb, Niles. Left on bases. Youngstuw II
Z. Wheeling 5. Bases on balls. OF Carney
]. of Poole !, Hit by pitched ball. Ly-
ors. Struck out. by Carney 5. by Poole
]. Passed balls. frost Wild pitch, Car
ney. Time, La. Umpire. EbrIsh,.
At Fort Wayne. RHE
Fort Wayne i o o 4of % 0 iii IS i
Dayton ......o 0 0 2 1 0 . 0 IS . 5
Batteries, Guese and Bergen; Helberger
and Donahue.
Al Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rap'ds.t 0 . | o 0 3 0 0-5 S l
Batteries, Ewing and Arthur; Harper
and Cote,
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GlpdirnL

TApIEs! Chichc,.cr's English Pcnnypyal Pms
u , ~. Ss ,t sr,nd are the best So HN,s
Chlchcsler Chcnical Co., 1GIlad.,, ia.
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Lots In Stccnrod front Ing pike or car
trnclts. 5OXls5 feet, VIII 6c sold ut
auction saturday, Juno 10, ut O::l0 IL.
NJ, on the grounds. 800 down, bni-
nnoc on long time mt fivn t6l per cent
fntcrrat. rrffts-i
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fish is IFno,snr.
To that powerful
fetish thousands
of mothers auntt-
ally make sacrifice
of their daughters.
For what is it but
n sacrifice to the
iclisi, Ignorance
to permit girls to
blossom TO wonl-
aniood. and enter
the marriage rela
ton without one
helpful hint Of the
obligations Of tia;
relation, and it3
physica! pcrilss
Just the word
which the mother
fails to speak
would turn the
young girls nttcn-
ton to the danger
OF irregalari,y.
For II ,s In the
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MOTHERS lose their dread for that
terrible second summcr' when they
hive DR.. Fowler's Extrac, OF wild
Strawberry In tho house. Natures spc-
csac Tor bowel complaints o. every sort.
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"Bntted Tor Donovan In the ninth.
"'Batted for Mccarthy In the ninth.
Pittsburgh .........0 . 2 0 D 0 il
Philadelphia .......2 0 Q J 0 0 IA
Earned runs. Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh
2. Two base hits. Williams, Cooley. Del
chnnty. Chiles. Home runs, La Jo!c. Sto-
len bases, Schrlyer. Double plays, Chiles
and Cooley. First base on balls. off Tan
nehlll ?. Off Platt, }. HIT by pitched ball.
by Plat !. Wild pitches. Plntt. Time OF
game. 200. Umpres. Emsite and McDon-
aid ra
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Ignorance Of the necessity for regularity
in the periods that the foundation is mid
for the facilitating drains. the female
weakness, bearing. down pains, innnnn-
nation and liberation that rob marriage
OF JOY and motherhood Of happiness.
That "God.scnd for womcn " rs wo'n-
en- have named II, DR.. Picrce's l'Gvoatc
Prescription, establishes regularity Of tho
periods, dries up all unhealthy drains,
cures female disease, and Inflammation
and liberation Of the peculiarly fcmi.
nine organs.
Women suffering from diseases pccu.
linrly feminine, may consuft Or. K. v.
Pierce, by letter at the lnvalids' Hotel,
buffalo. absolutely without charge or fee.
Eacl, letter Is opened in stIic, privacy,
read as sacrcdly confidential and to pre-.
serve tho seal OF confidence HnbsokeH,
all replies are sent in plain envelopes,
bearing no single word Of printed matter.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

Now York f.ndics' f'rfo md f.ttf,n
Cnrllsmith mt Mozart PnrlS next SIM.
nnS afternoon md evening. Admission
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FOR SALE BARGAIN n I HOME

The property at 1872 Zane street: S-roomed
house; lot fronts on both Zane and South
Huron streets; room enough FOR two moro
houses. VIII sell at n big bargain, and
loan you the money to pay for same on
long time. Easy m paying rent.
Tho 4-roomed dwelling at 81 Baker street,
| East Wheeling. for $3.50: 500 cash and bal
ance In monthly payments.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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fINIIE lNTELLrGENCER PRINTING
! ESTABLISHMENT.
Nest, Accurate. Prompt
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VITANTED-FIvE LADY DEMON.
w STRATOFS and canvassers for
FRENCH COFFEE. Apply Wheeling
CoGee and Spice Co. lee
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BOXING.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF c1.rFs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES,
Wheeling s, Youngstown q
Toledo 6, Grand Rapids S.
Fort Wayne II, Dayton g.
To-DAY's GAMES. 4
Wheeling at Youngstown. gs
Mansfield at New Castle.
Toledo ut Grand Rapids.
Dayton NJ Fort Wayne
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Bpeciai Dispatch to tho IntolliGencer,
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June 2-Poole
was Invinclble to-day, allowing the home
team but four hits. and allowing but one
man to reach second base Carney held
the visitors well in hand until the sew
cnth inning. when five hits, including two
doubles. melted four runs. Score:
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Q n. TO II EA.
Bears tho Ilh Shs f'l HaYg haafs Bought
'.s, q z1zZlz$z~
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Cdn1rieS.
Business Chances.
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