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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

Earned runs. Philadelphia /; Pittsburg 4,
Two base hits Bowerman. Douglass. Three
base hits, Williams, McCreery. Sacrifice
hits, Ely Lever, Flick. Stolen bases.
Bowerman. First base on balls, off Lever
4: off Tannehil .; off Donohue 2 Hit by
pitched ball Bowerman. Balk Lever.
Struck out by Lever i: by Donohue 2.
Left on bases, Pittshurg 8; Philadelphia L.
Time, go Umpires, Emslie and Melon
aid
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Considered a Number Of Interesting
Matters Last Nigh!

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OF
FAIR WEEK SELECTED AS
MERCHANTS DAYS. AND A COM
MITTEE APPOINTED TO PER
Feet PLANS FOR ENTERTAIN
ING VISITORS-THE STOGIE
MANUFACTURERS AND K. OF P.
REQUESTS WE'RE APPROVED.
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09
THE TILToNSVILLE SIDE.
TILTONSVILLE. o.. August

To the Sporting Editor of the Register.
Sir: An article in your issue OF Au-
gust 9th, stating that the Nelson Tigers
would have won the game of base ball
here Saturday is absurd While the
Tigers gave Mcguire faultless support
up to the ninth inning, they could not
have won the game under any consid-
Grafton, owing to the heavy batting
streak the home team had struck in
the last, and the umpiring of
Nolte was superb. The decision that
Nolte gave was not technical in any
way, and instead of Album, the catcher
touching the runner, he touched the
coacher, and the other players was. his
own team, who were running wild at
the time, owing to the home team
scoring run after run on three singles
and a two base hit. Umpire Nolte has
reputation of being honest and
square in all his decisions. He was on
the umpire staff Of the Intercity league
and during his regime there was no
fault to find, and since then the i'm
provement in his judgment has been
wonderful. He would be a competent
man for either the Interstate or Ma
tional league.
WILLIAM GALLAGHER,
Manager Tiltonsville B. B. G.
P. S.-As we recollect, the Tigers
have always a kick coming. When the
Will Gutmans were victorious. the
Tigers had a kick, and hence the kick
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

NEW YORK, August S,-Louisville was
defeated in a ten-inning game this after
noon. a base on balls to Warner, followed
bv hits of Carrick and Van Haltren, gave
the locals the game in the tenth Score;
New york IA 0 0 0 0 Is 3
louisville 0 . 0 o. 1
Batteries. Carrick and Warner; Bowling
and thinner. Earned runs, New York 2;
Louisville /. Attendance. $500 Time, 2:GS
EMPIRES Manassau and McGarr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

WASHINGTON, August S--McFarland' s
three Dagger. with two men on bases in
the seventh. won the game for Washington
to-day McFarIand's work was the feat
ure Of slow game. Attendance, 1000.
washington 0 Of 0 0 0 3 "a 10 l
Chicago 0 0 OIL 0
Batteries. Mcfarland and Duncan; Tay-
lor and Donahue. Earned runs Washing
ion 4 Time, 2:05. Umpires, Swartwood
and DIVER
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WILLIAM GALLAGHER,
Manager Tiltonsville B. B. {
COLUMBIA WON.

GREENPOINT, L. l., August S.-The
Columbia defeated the Defender four
minutes and one second on the first
run of the New oYrk Yacht Clubs
cruise from New London to Gardeners
Bay. 80 miles.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

, PHILA DELPHIA. August S.-When the
Phillies went to bat in the eighth inning
Lever showed Signs of weakening. Thomas
called balls Flick got three balls and
then Donovan placed Tannehill on the
rubber. Two more bases on balls, two
singles and a long fly tied the score, and
in the tenth the Phillies won on three
SINGLES. Attendance. 2.ll9. Score:
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Wheeling 6: MANsFTELD s.
FORT WAYNE q: DAYTON 0.
FORT WAYNE a; DAYTON 8.
YOUNGSTOWN 8; NEW CASTLE 5.
NEW CASTLE 4; YOUNGSTOWN ..
STANDING OF CLUBS.

MANSFIELD, o., August S.-Score:
Wheeling 8 . Q Q Is Il /
Batteries, Irwin and Belt; Parvin and
Cote.
YOUNGSTOWN. O.. August s.-Score
first game
Youngstown :. o 0 0 Q 0 2 SO 10 l
New Castle 0 0 0-3 10 (
Batteries, Grove and Lattimer; STREET.
and Barclay.
Second game
Youngstown 0. o 0 1 0 % II 3
New Castle 0 0 0 o 0 50 G 4
Batteries. Roach and Lattimer; Smith
and Barclay.
DAYTON. O., August S-score, first
game
Dayton Q 0 0 % 8 0
Fort Wayne 0 8 0 50 10 0
Batteries. Brodie and Graffius; Swain
and Bergen.
Second game
Dayton 20 0 Q 0-3 s.
Fort Wayne !. 0 0 ii 2
Batteries. Watkins and Graffius; Brasil
ear and Bergen
SPRINGFIELD, O.. August S.-Score:
Springfield 0 0 0 3-5 2
Toledo 0 0 0 0 l 0 o. 6
Batteries, Harper and Beville; Butler and
MYERS
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FIVE MINERS BURNED.

SCRANTON. Pa. August San ex-
plosion of gas In the Pine Brook colliery
of the Scranton Coal Company to-day
seriously burned five men The explosion
was caused by miners naked lamp.
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WHEELING WON THIS ONE.
Defeated Mansfield in the Ninth Inning
Of an Exciting Game.

DAYTON DROPPED TWO TO JACK
GLASSCOCKS TEAM-RESULTS
ELSEWHERE IN THE INTER-
s. ATE AND NATIONAL
LEAGUES - BOWLING GAMES
LAST NIGHT-OTHER SPORT
ING MATTERS.
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Grand. or unrirht Plano Cheap.

Being about to leave Wheeling, l
will sell one fines new Upright Piano,
or one slightly used Baby Grand at less
than factory cost We do not need two
pianos. Must be sold this week Call
or address 43 South Front street.
LEWIS II. CLEMENT.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The H. Juergens accept the challenge
of the P. Dyels of Benwood, for a
game Saturday afternoon on their
grounds. E. KRES, Cap.
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BALTIMORE, August S.-Both the Balti-
more and ST. Louis pitchers were batted
freely to-day but the visitors errors count
first appearance with the Perfectos and
played a rather a poor game. Score:
Baltimore / z - IS 2
ST. Louis -. / 0 0 l % II
Batteries. Howell and Robinson; Sudhof
and ShreckengoSt. Time. 2:l0. Earned
runs Baltimore 4: St. Louis 3 Attendance,
4.262. Umpires, ODay and Hunt.
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The NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BALTIMORE I; ST. LOUIS 5.
CINCINNATI S; BROOKLYN 6.
BOSTON IS; CLEVELAND s.
PHILADELPHIA 5; PlTTSBURG
WASHINGTON 4: CHICAGO l
NEW YORK 5; LOUISVILLE 4.
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STEAMER SUNK.

PADUCAH, KY, August S.-The tow
boat Iowa, of Henderson, sank in the
Ohio below Uniontown to-day, with 400
colored excursionists ON her barges.
She struck snag. No lives were lost.
Nothing like good bread on the table;
always get Wheeling Bakery's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

Ask your neighbors whose bread they
use Nine times out OF ten Wheeling
Bakery's.
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MARKS FROM BELOW.

CAIRO-River IA feet inches and fall
ing. Clear and warm.
ches and falling. Clear.
CINCINNATI-River 10 feet inches and
falling. Clear.
rising. Rain.
MEMPHIS-River 10 feet inches; a fall
of OF. Clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE-RiVe stationary; 6 feet 2
in canal: feet on falls: IL feet 3 below
locks. Cloudy and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August S.-Search-
lights three heats in the 2; "a pace at the
Fort Erie grand circuit meeting this
afternoon, were the fastest ever paced
or trotted in Canada Bogash was not
able, however, to push the winner to
the limit. Searchlight always sold a
heavy favorite in the pooling. A big
crowd turned out for the second day of
the meeting. After three good heats in
the 2:20 trot, the sun was still, at 7:15
o'clock, streaming over the track, but
the judges decidedIto postpone it I'M
til tomorrow. This did not suit Lock
wood, with George Carney, who had
two heats and was beating his party to
pieces. He protested TO no avail, and
then, after the judges and spectators
left, he came out alone and did a mile
in 2:3S, and claimed the race on the
ground that there was no occasion for
postponement and that the rules sus-
tanned him. The judges tonight say
that they will call Carney tomorrow
with the others, and if he does not show
up they will expel Lockwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

The Ben Hur will run in place OF
the H. X. Bedford between this city and
Parkersburg.
Captain James Stephens, prominent
steamboatman and well-known in this
city, is recovering from serious sur
gical operation performed by DR.. Has
kins. Mr.. Stephens has been in the Has
kins hospital the past ten days, and his
speedy recovery is welcomed by his
many friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

Ask your neighbors whose bread they
ue. Nine times out of ten Wheeling
Bakerys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

BROOKLYN. August S.-The Reds gain
ed ! safe lead by touching up McJames in
liI,eIv fashion and STAYED OFF a good rally
bv the Brooklyns at the close. Kennedy
bIanked the Visitors until the ninth, when
they ciinched the victory. The work Of
Corcoran and Dahlen was the feature.
DESPITE the Brooklyn short stops two
errors Score:
cincfnnati 22s 0 0 o is 3
BROOKLYN o 0 b 2 0 0-6 4
Batteries. Taylor ard PETIT. McJames.
Kennedy and Farrell. Attendance, 2,f00.
Earned runs, Cincinnati ?: Brooklyn l.
Time, go Umpires. Carney and Latham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09
EVENIFUL WEEK
In Political Circles in the Buckeye
State.

ENOUGH DELEGATES TO BE
ELECTED THIS WEEK TO DE-
eide THE FATE OF M'LEAN
AND KILBOURNE - JU DIG e.
BARNES DENIES THE IMPUTA-
TION THAT HE IS FISHING FOR
CONGRESSIONAL HONORS.
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RIVER NEWS
Daily Chronicle OF the Movemen of the
Boats and RoatmeD.
TO-DAYaS BOATS
TO-DAYhS BOATS.

Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvile T. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Sistersvile Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
There We're four feet seven inches of
water on the marks at the landing last
night, and still falling. Steamboatmen are
becoming discouraged over the continued
low stage of the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

BOSTON. August S.-Boston won a hard
hitting game from Cleveland to-day.
Pailev after being hit for four singles and
4 lone run in the fifth. retired IN favor
Of Hickman. Suglens knee was injured
III tie seventh by foul tip but he pluckly
kent in the game NcAlliSter replaced
Tucker in the seventh at first, Hemphil
going 70 right. Score:
Posfan 0 0 3 is 90 2
Cleveland 0 0 l 0 0 O. 10 4
Earned runs, Boston 5: Cleveland 4 Bat
teries Bailey, Hickman and Bergen: Bates
and Sugden Time. go Attendance, l. 200
Unpires, Lynch and Connolly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-09

Electric City stake, trotters. 2:24 class.
purse, $1,000:
owyhee, b h., by Charles
81 ): 81; s En- !, 5i
Lady. Geraldine, b. m y
Farris. b. g. Browne. 80. 8 5 Z
Gold Lace. b. g. tDoble).... 6 G 4
Time. 2:1ss4: 2:1114: 2:10ls 2:12s4; 2;14
PAGERS, 2:04 class. purse. $780,
Searchlight. bh h.by Darknight
Frank dS Bo osys br. h. 6Bogashj.. ?
Anaconda. b. g (McHenry1 ....... 8 )
Bessie B0nehil. gr. m. tDickarson) 4
Borough Park, b. h. tStarr}. 5 5 5
Time, Posi-; 2:0il4; 2:oS14.
Wagon race for trotters owned in Erie
county. silver loving cup:
CT rs.3lS:In n ch & BY Red
Pilot Medium &C. F. Dunbar. .
True Chimes, B. g by Chimes
Time Tin + 2;1s5. 2:l6a.: 2:lgl4: 2:ao.s :
2:2o class, trotting, purse 1880 Cunfn-
George Carney, b. g. by VIM. H
Cassidy LOCKWOOD ...--....-..-.
Venus Second, b. g by Cupid tMc-
palm ainll' Leaf. 5. Z fMccarthy5....... :
William Saunders, b. g. tMerri-
Dorothy or1sl s. blk. m: iMcLaagE;inj. Z / )
Viola. b. m tStarr) 6
Sadie NJ br. m tMcDowell .....s.. S
Time. 2:ls4; 2:15st; 2:l4Il.
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RISING SUN ITEMS.


RISING Sun. sep. l, 1879
Mrs. Arson Dare. OF Hanesburg. Pa. Is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G.. s. Dare.
Invitations have been Issued for the mar
riage on Wednesday. September 9Th, OF Miss
May Rodney. Of Broomall, Pa, to Mr.. George
Orris Berhtel. of Galesburg, ILL.,. son of the
late Prof. George X. Bechtel, of West Not
tingham- Miss Rodney was formerly prin-
cipal Of the Friends Normal Institute here.
Hon. james Campbell and daughter, Miss
Emma Campbell, of Allegany county, were
for few days last week. Mr.. Campbell is
assistant Appraiser of Port of Baltimore.
Rising sun has had another mad dog scare.
small dog belonging to George F. Wright
was supposed to have gone mad on Saturday.
and after biting Il young son OF w. r. Smith
and n. 7. Brtton and Il number Of dogs was
locked up III barn 10 await further develop
mcnts and to see if it was really a case of
hydrophohia. On Monday morning early it
took another violent fit and jumped through
an upper story window and made three err
cles o! the town, each trip adding few
girl living at Mr.. Duyckincks. In each of
its circuits it ran the gauntlet Of guns, pistols
and stones and was finally killed by Mr..
Orien G. Passmore. by kicking it to death
after it made a vicious attack upon him.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Brown, DR.. and Mrs.
q. S. Dare, DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G. Dixon, Mrs. Arson
Dare, Misses Margaret Haines, Gertrude S.
Dare, jennie Maxwell and Mr. Edgar Brown
enjoyed an afternoons fishing in the SusQue-
hanna, and a supper at PerryviIle ON last
Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. Barclay Reynolds and H. +. Rich
ards visited oxford, on Friday afternoon
and won in a game OF tennis from Messrs.
NJ. l.. Mccullough and John Rendale, Jr., of
Oxford Tennis Club. The score was as fol-
lows: 6-l, CO, G.4.
Pennington base ball team visited Oxford,
for the second time on Saturday and lost
by the score of II to 6. Batteries were:
Sollars. Riale and Devon, for Pennington;
Russell and Walk. for Oxford.
An impromptu dance will be given In the
town hall on this, Friday, evening by the
young men of the town.
Misses Hanna and Carrie Kirk entertained
few friends on Tuesday evening, in honor
OF their guests, Misses Morrison and Rainey,
of Wilmington. Some of those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas s. Pyle, Misses Halle II.
Haines. Gertrude s. Dare, Mary and Lula
Worthngton, Alma Keilholtz, Marion Shop
pard, Messrs Evans Ewing, Charles Hodge,
Edgar Brown, o. T. Kimbell II. F. Richards,
Frank Cherry, H. l.. Worthington. s. H.
Baines and others.
Mrs. s. E. Grason left for six weeks trip
through New York State, visiting Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest.
The National Bank Of Rising Sun will
observe Monday, Sept. 4, Labor Day, as a
legal holiday.
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Mrs. Kyle and Joseph Griffith, OF Philaie
phia.
Our pastor, Brother Jester, has returned
from Sharptown, Md, where he has been as
sisting Rev. A. W. Mather in a campmeeting.
He began revival services ut Bethel last sun
day evening.
Watermelon feasts are the order of the
times now On Tuesday, 22nd inst, II num-
Der of our young people were invited to the
home of John Kelly, ut Leslie. The house
and grounds We're beautifully lighted with
Japanese lanterns. Various games were
played on the lawn until they were called to
partake of the luscious fruit spread on long
tables on the lawn. At n late hour thev bid
the hostess farewell, having spent an even
ing long to be remembered. On Tuesday
evening OF this week Il similar party was
held OF Harry Burns lawn in honor of
Misses Addie aud Ruby Phillips, of Annapolis.
Charles 7. Rowland, OF New Britain, Conn,
is expected home next week.
The new tower of the church is nearing
completion, and it is hoped the other repairs
cnn soon be made, although the cOngrega-
ton is made very comfortable in the Me-
chanics' now hall, and are very thankful, in
deed, to have such place to worship in.
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WOODLAND NEWS.
WooDLAwN. Sept. /. 1899

WOODLAND. Sept. /. 1899
Miss Lille Dutton, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Fannie Smithson.
Mr.. j. T. Rutter and granddaughter, Miss
Bertha. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Alice Lynch
at Charestown.
Misses Laura Mccall and Rhoda Brown
spent last week with Miss Fannie Craig at
Perryville
Mrs Il. NJ. Barnes visited Mrs. NJ V. Kidd
in Havre de Grace Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyson and Pearl went
to Baltimore on the Steamer Susquehanna
Saturday. Mr.. Tyson returned Monday, but
Mrs. Tyson and Pearl are spending the week
there.
Mrs. Don MacLambre, Guy and Miss
Nettie returned to Baltimore Saturday after
spending the week with Mrs. Rachel Mar
shall. They were accompanied by Miss Celia
! Marshall.
james F. Rutter spent Sunday in Balti.
more.
Misses Fannie, Belle and Annie Smithson
and Miss Dutton visited Perryville and
Havre lie Grace Tuesday.
Mrs y. F. Foote and Leland, of Upper
Lake. y. Y, who have been visiting her
parents for the past month, is visiting her
many friends in Charlestown.
Mr.. Howard Abrahams, of Baltimore,
spent sunday at Woodlawn.
Mr.. George Bowman. of Chester. is visiting
hls parents Rev. and Mrs. j. W. Bowman.
Misses Essie and Grace Whyte, OF Phila-
delphia, VINO are visiting their father at
Principle, spent Sunday afternoon with their
aunt Mrs. C. l.. Thompson.
Mis-, Sara Tyson and Mr. Carroll Tyson
were in Baltimore from Saturday until Mon
day.
Massrs. Arthur and David Bryde and
Austin Jenness went on the moonlight eXeur-
sion Monday evening.
The US" held IL business meeting at Miss
Bowmau's Monday evening.
Master Leighton Barnes returned to Will
nnglon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Abrahams have return
cd from Ocean Grove.
Mrs.. NJ. l.. Thompson and Miss Laura
Thompson, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Linton, of Wilmington, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
Rev. G.. W. Bowman wishes all the young
people to attend services at Hopewell Sunday
morning as he has something of importance
to say to them. 1t is also Communion sun
day
DR.. Watt preached in Asbury NJ. E. Church
Sunday afternoon. Quarterly conference
was held at the church Monday morning.
The junior baseball teams of Woodawn and
Principle played very interesting and ex-
citing game of ball Saturday afternoon. The
score was p to 10 in favor of Woodlawn.
Umpires, Arthur Bryde and Glenn Barnes.
Mrs. Mary Nelson and Miss Alpha returned
to their home at Ocean Grove this week after
having delightful visit with Mrs. Nelson's
sister Mrs. G. W. Bowman at the parsonage.
Mr.. Myron Miller has erected fine large
veranda in front OF his house. 1t is decid.
ed Improvement, as we'll as comfort to the
family.
Mrs. Smith, son and daughter are sojourn-
ing at the parsonage.
Sunday is Missionary Sunday.
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CHARLESTOWN ITEMS.
CHARrEsTowS, Mp, Sept. /. 1899.

CHARLEsTowS, Mp, Sept. /. 1899.
Edward Boone Of Philadelphia, and Hugh |
Gibson, of Wilmington, arc visiting Il. b.
Gibson.
Mrs Geo. Rutter and Miss Lily Mckee, of
Baltimore. are the guests Of c. T. Cooper.
John Calvert and daughter, Ethel, also
Ethel Graham, OF Philadelphia, are being
pleasantly entertained by Mrs A. l.. Calvert.
Mrs. Mary Gather and son, Theodore. have
returned to their home in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Black, OF Wilmington,
are the guests of Mrs. l.. A. Richardson.
Miss Biles, of Lewisville, and Miss Hitch,
Of Wilmington, have been the guests of Miss
Logan. at THE Naples"
Miss Grace McNeal. of Cherry Hill. is being
entertained 10y Miss Black.
Harry Lowe and family, Of Wilmington,
have returned to their home, after enjoying
nine weeks ut their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs ". D. Lowden, of New York.
Mrs. n b. Morrisou Miss Morrison, \. l..
Chamber, Of Wilmington, and Miss Rainnie,
Of Philadelphia. are spending the summer
with W. J. Richardson, ut ''Ihc Naples"
Gcor@" Ilaincs and Miss Black, IF Phila-
dolphin, spout sunday with Mrs. j. q Lynch.
Miss FIorric WhitaIock is being delightfully."-
eutertnin"d by Miss &. o. Whitr!ook
Miss Ta>lo of Chester, spent this week
with Mrs. s J Lewis.
Mrs. NJ. L. MrEovn has returned from Il
delightful visit to friends in Wilmington.
Mrs II. Z. Lamar has returned from a two
1vp,g' visit In Itplt trtRra
Mrs. l. A. Richardson spent last Friday in
Rising Sun.
Several OF our young people enjoyed a trip
down the bay on the "Flcur-dn-Iis' Satur-
day.
The Barnes BROTHERS caught quite larg"
shark oil the point on saturday.
Mr.. Moses, of Wilmington, ms purchased
of Mrs. Holland their old family homestead
for the purpose Of building II summer resi-
drncc.
Miss Matte Black, Of Norwood Pa, Mrs.
n. r. Foote and son, of Upper Lake, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
lynch and children, and Geo. Haincs, Of
Philadelphia, are being pleasantly enter
tanned ut the residence OF Mrs. j. &. Lynch.
Mr. Il. b. Gibson is making preparations
for the erection OF an ice house, which will
be n great convenience to the town.
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HOW'S This?

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any case of Caturth that cannot be cured by
Halls Cutarrh Cure
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perfectly honorable in all business trausac-
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obligations made by the firm.
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Ohio.
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Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Caturrh Cure is taken internally. act =
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races OF the system. Testimonials free.
Price ijc per bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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WEST NOTTINGHAM ITEMS.


WEST NOTTINGHAM, Sept. /, 1899.
Miss Lula Smith, of Baltimore, is guest
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Wiley.
Rev. Thomas Shannon, OF Princeton Semi
nary, visited friends here this week.
Misses Lidie and Beatrice Stewart, of Row
landville, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with Miss Eleanor M. Jenness,
Miss Mary Sebold has returned from a
pleasant visit with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sebold, OF Cherry Hill.
Mrs Charles w. Leof has returned to her
home in Baltimore, after spending delight
full time with Mrs. William Jenness.
G. Orris Bechtel, of Galesburg, ILL.,, is at
his home for a short stay.
James ]. Hanna, Of Liberty Grove, has es-
tablished a prize at the Academy to be known
as the y. j. Hanna Prize in Latin The
prize Of 80 in gold will be awarded annually
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PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
Port DEPOSIT, september /, 1899.

oNl Dhfosi'' 81 '7-'''' - -"'''
Mr., A. Nesbitt and family have returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Nanne@a4 mas returned from
visiting friends in Oxford
Miss Birdie Simpson, OF chesapeake City,
is visiting friends in town
Miss l.'itle calvert 81 L'A..'47'g-!R' Is MISS
INlH 81 'I"F CUES,
Mrs. S"pAia baV.1seA d. 1-'1'4!os9 Is III the
nome OIL ''3 SISTER, MI W. y. avs
Aov aod Mrs. 'tra. am Il Baltimore are
Na."hR ''''' 'A' N.Y. W. w. 9"""'
.'is. hN'.o'@, '' iIlI'-' re- 'S WIN hef
ch-sht''' Ar-' JoAh ho-A'
,7- i'." h.'"' u. .'..... '+'-'' Is MISS
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a. .'' ID. n"ttn-
c-...sI' WIS r'''FN'' '' y .'-ls Va 1hL.'ioI-
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-''' 'Lls''' "H.' Miss NJ ...-''''" WHO guests
~ MI "." j" 81. ''''. 81. .''' -..' "9eN.
-.T' N''' \ ''',.sl mas .''''-1'' ron "trip
/. .H"l'' anu N""+'.. ivy
WI ''''s'u moo ''..- A,'I houston
1'At's' qua " ~ N'i''' '' '-+'"''slphla' are
L'''5 '"'e''"'H''' ~ ~''' -'--.- y. 4'' "HIla'h
S'.9-"'
NE S''PAch 0"!""'"' u Liberty Grove,
was IL H. W. hoope7 gu. yer sunday.
MISSES H"r'u' AF'E!S'' ~''-''!a Apfahams'
M''7r7' 'oSePh h'"ris'' ".''aAl CIapp and
I"i'r'e@ N'cNrI"' We're i- l''2F on saturday
evening the guests l' " ky given by Miss
Florence SLACK,