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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-19
BEEWooO.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

/ While Harry Niebersali was cleaning
his buggy In the river under the Balt;-
more & Ohio bridge. his horse became
frightened by. Q passing engine over-
head and started 10 run c; a break
neck speed. Mr. Niehersall In his ex-
c!;emsa; caught hold OF the bride, pull
IS!ag 1: OF. There were two small chill
drea IN the vehicle and both jumped
out, escaping injury. The, horse finally
| raE !ato WiIneIm's saloon. on Main
street. and was stopped.
The Occidental Cub Will lance ct
Blue Ribbon hall on the 3lst inst. Prof
John Long will play. A special car Will
leave 4: O'Clock instead OF ?. as pre-
y!ousiy to- the benefit OF Wheeling
persons desiring 20 attend.
4 letter was received from Paul RE
Gel yesterday. dated at Queenstown.
NJ. Riddle vii, go from .hsre 10 Lon
don and thence TO Germany. Before re-
turning home he will visit the Paris
exposition.
Their are about dozen ElEs In this
town and they Will all attend excursion
given By the Moundsviiie Elks. July IS.
They viii go on The Leroy. the boat
leaving the wharf at Moundsvs!le at 9
a. n.
Among these who VIII attend thu e1-
crrston 10 Niagara Falls Tomorrow.
from this place, will be Misses Gather
| iue and Mary Hall. William Hall and
wife. and Miss Helen McCabe.
The paving on AcMechen street is
abo1t completed. The superior quality
and size OF the brick used on this thor
| oughfare makes IL almost equal to an
asphalt street
Marshal Furbee arrested Steve Dado
! for wife beating yesterday. and later
released him because his wife refused
TO testify agalns, him.
Many OF the workmen employed at
the lower plate mill suffered greatly
from; the heat yesterday. but no pros
traioas were reported.
Luke Taylor. Of the clerical force Of
Lineeerger & Hunter. IL back at his
post again, after pleasant weeks va
cation.
An Infant child of Owen Terry. the
mall carrier. died yesterday afternoon
The funeral Will occur to-day.
Mrs Annie Dolbea-a and daughter.
Nora, have returned from two wesks'
skGE NJ JoiIy Io"n, "a 81
a pa!r OF twin cherubs. a boy and a
girl. were born to Mr., and Mrs. Lee
Kaufman yesterday.
MriRnd Mrs. Robert Newton leave for
ten days vacation to Atlantic City
to-day.
Fred Schultz. b.Icklayer at the coke
ovens. is of duty on account OF Illness.
Robert Newton and wife will take in
The excursion 10 Atlantic City to-day.
a young child OF Charles Schad Is
seriously III OF art!cular rheumatism.
George Gibson Will go to the fishing
camp Mt Big Grave cre.k to-day.
Bert Hagerty, o. MinSu Junction, Is
visiting friends In the city.
Casper Kronha-dt left yesterday for
cambridGeboro Springs.
Sol oppenhelTaer md wife will so TO
Niagara Falls to-day.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay Is very III OF
cholera morbus.
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Great Local Interest.

There Is great local Interest In the IN
ter-c!ty match for the United States
bowling championship a; New. York.
which was demonstrated last nigh; by
the numerous ;elaphoHic Inquiries with
which the 1n;ellisencer was bczleSed.
When Il became known that neither OF
the two strong teams :o!!ing we5ncs-
day had approached the AIl-whee,ings'
record. there was grea. rejoicing in
Wheeling BowIerdom. II wheeling
should take third place, or better the
boys Intend meeting the team with q
brass band upon Its return Friday or
Saturday. la
Bets were made here yesterday q.
even money tina; Wheeling would finish
Third or better. A3s3
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day IN the Town at the
End OF the BriSse.

The Mckinley and Roosevelt Cam
paign Club met last evening at the city
building The attendance at this meet
Ing was much largSr:thaa,i It was at the
one held last week.
William Anderson. who has been the
| cues; OF his sister. Mrs. NV. E. Vii
son. in kirkwood. for the past fex DAYS
left yesterday for his home IN Pitts
bursh. 6
About eight couples from here attend
ed the dance given a; McSword's or
charC. in Martins Ferry, last evening.
by the young people OF that city.
Mrs. p. T. Howell returned last sven
ing from GAINESVILLE. where she was
summoned by the serious Illness OF her
mother .iizf =
City Clerk Frank Rice, who has been
illtar ssSzEal d. yspl Was re2etea. some
what improved last evening", I.
Miss Sarah. Morgan Will be home to :
/ Iaorrow from weeks visit with
friends al, Canal Dover: 49,
Mrs. Wilson Norris. OF caaiz. IS
spending few days with her sister in
Kirkwocc.
A meeting of the fire department vii,
be held in the city building Tomorrow
evening, II!
Miss Alma Naylor. OF woodsfe.d. Is
the guest OF relatives in Brooks;de for
few days.
Hon. J. c. He!nleia will be home from
business trip through Georgia, To-
dag.
Roy Thomas. OF Martins Ferry. has
accepted position at Bowie's drug
store.
The work OF paving Bank street VIII
In all probability. be completed io-raor-
row.
Emmett Farmer has returned from a
few days visit with relatives at Flush
Ing. 49,
T. B. Bailey. CT Pittsburgh. was q
business caller IN the city yesterday.
John Gordon was in ST. claiEsviile on
business yesterday.
=. Ray a:,. Co.'S was In WellsbaEg YESTERDAY
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MAggIA,s Ferry NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Whseling,s
81 Prog-essive Neiehbox. I. I.

4 . d AZ r.
The dance given at McSwori's or.
chard last evening. By the young So
ctety people OF this city. was one OF tho
most successful events occurring IN
I this city during the heated season.
About thirty couples were present. In
Guiding q number from Bridgeport and
Wheeling. The music tor dancing was
furnished by MeisteSs orchestra
The congregation OF the. Baptist
/, church has Issued call 10 Rev. W. "A.
PerTins. OF Bedford, Ohio. and Il is
thought he will accept. but nothing has
been heard from him OF the subject.
President H. C. Frye. Treasurer 81.
Z, Case and Secretary. Addison
Thompson. OF the National Glass Com
| pary. Of Pittsburgh, were business CALF
ers IN the city yesterday.
The foundation which Is under roursa
OF erection for the new building being
put up for Oliver Parker, on Fourth
street, caved IN yesterday afternoon.
causing much extra work. S47
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ctety Of the Presbyterian church mat
yesterday afternoon In the reception
rooms Of the church. An excellent pro-
g-amme was rendered.
a. j. Van Pelt. ticket agent al the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh station. Is on
duty on account of illness ard left yes-
terday for Pleasant Grove, to spend q
few days.
E. c. Boyd and daughter. Miss Anna.
leave to-day on the steamer Queen City
for Huntington. W. Va, 10 spend sever
al days with relatives -,
Lineous Grayson and Carl yennuru
leave Tomorrow for Detroit. Mich. and
the Thousand Islands, TO be gone obort
ten days
4 large force OF mer was put ,oiworI
yesterday. excavatisg for the new addi-
ton TO be built TO the LaughlIn tin mill.
The :nould-mukers Of the West Viz.
ginia Glass Manufacturing Company
viii resume work on Monday. July q. I
John Fawcett was In ST. clalrsvIlie
yesterday. attending the funeral OF his
aunt. Mrs. John Sutton.
The Sunday school OF tie German
Lutheran church will picnic to-day ut
Breidenstein's orchard. =.
Contractor Cochran will! commence
laying the brick on Center street, the
first Of next week. -
TIE wo.k Q: invoicing at tie Nation
al Glass company.s plant has. been
completed
Mrs s F. Dean and daughter, Nellie,
are the guests OF relatives near st.
Clairsville
Mr.. and Mrs. o. AT. DInsrnore will,
take In the excursion 10 Atlantic City
Tomorrow
Miss Lenora Drennen is the CUES. of
friends and relatives near Mt. Pleasant
The brick work on the United Pres
oy'erian church is progressing rapidly.
W. R. RatciIff. OF ut. Pleasant. was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
Several from here will take in the
Atlantic City excursion tomorrow.
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GREAT TROTTING MEETING
Opens a. Detroit-The Il. & N. Stake
7 Won By Lady Geraldine-Twelve
Thousand In Attendance,

DETROIT. Mich. July is.-The big
gest stake OF the trolling s2asoH, the
Merchants & Manufacturers. which was
trotted a; the Crosse Po.n;e track. to-
day. while disappointment 10 the fav-
= ortiz entries, was aaSame!y fought
struggle from the sta.tiuntil the sixth
heat vas tro,ted In.ttfs gathering ,w.-
; light, BIZ Lady Geraldine. the winner.
ana Aanrie Burns,b.the only starters
who remained In ,bk game. or tn,
prime favoritcs. Henry S. went lame
badly after appearing On the track pre-
pasa,ory to the hrst heat: Ba;tleSign
cut tendon Of his lee fore foo, darns
the second heat and may not start
nsain this season: saswa. another Had
Ing candidate. waa--ro; started. Thc
elimination Of ;hepe-iast ones, made I,
anybody'S race. buteut,er three OF the
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BALTIMORE & OHIO


Thursday. July ?s,h. is the date o, the
next Atlantic City Excursion over the
Baltimore & Ohio. Fare for the round
trip $40. Tickets good sixteen days. and
coed 10 stop on In Philadelphia, Rail-.
more ann Washington. returning.
Special train OF COACHES and Pullman
Sleeping cars Will leave Baltimore &
Ohio station Al 1890 Il. m, enabling
passengers to reach Atlantic City n, S
p: nj. same day. Other trains leave
Wheeling. 5:ls l. M, and $50 y. m. So
cure your sleeping car space nj once. or
application TO T. c. Burke, Passenger
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WELISHuRG.
Dofngs Of People in the Brooke Com
lFa.-,po,;,

y Metropolis.
The size OF the crowd that took In the
Sunday school picnic at Chester er-
cceded ali calculations. Eleven HIM
dre6 and seventy tickets were sold a;
the Wellsourg station, and q number
at Lazearvills. The special train was
run In two sections OF tan coaches each.
All returned safely al 8 p. m. tired. but
happy. having spent delightful day.
The ball game between wei!sburg and
East Liverpool resulted S TO in favor
OF Wellsburs.
The recently organized lodge OF col.
ored Odd Fellow VIII have big tins
on July 81 Bicycle races, base ball and
other sports will be tie order OF the
day. winding W with swell BANQUET
and ball at the city hall. s5f=-
Members OF wnllshurs Lodge No, 70.
Knights OF Pythsas. ara urged TO be
present at to-niGht's meeting. Their.
will be work IL the first aud third de-,
grees.
y number OF Wellsbursers VIII tax,
In the Niagara Falls excursion on Fri
day. among them County Clerk Nc
Cord and family.
a number OF families will go out 20
Bei!v!ew camp grounds to-day, to take
IN their temporary residence
WellsburS &lll send a large delesa hon
TO the Montgomery family reunion to-
day at West Liberty.
I 7. J. Reid was 80 uniucky as to.Tose
valuable gold Match ut the CHESTER
picnic.
Dr.. W. 81. Simpson was a. Pittsburgh
visitor yesterday. ts ~ s :.
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NEW YORK. July Is.--Bi!ly Madden.
representing Gus Rubin. and Percy
Williams, looking after the interests o.
Bob Fi,zsImmons, met to-day and af-
Fixed their signatures 10 the Twentieth
Century Athletic Clubs contract to
hsht on August 10 at Madison Square
Garden: They perfected Ill arrange
ments inside OF ten minutes. Both
Rubin and Fi,zsI;nmons have started
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six heats had been goRe. the two iead-
ers had developed The time vas not
proporsionatzly fest, the track being
somewhat heavy after the rains: The
day was clear and cool. fl.t
Twelve thousand people saa.to-day's
events. Eight thousand occupied the
seats and aislss Of the grand stand; the
others stood In the be;tIns spaces and
flied the lawn ard quatte- stretch
spaces. Approximately ;ioo.cco is esti-
mated TO have gone into the betting,
500 OF II yesterday. Until yesterday,
Lady Geraldine was owned 81 Colonel
Isaac L Coz. OF Providence. n. 1. To-
day is VAS announced ,h1t he had sold
her. butthei buyer and the ccnsi6era-
ton were not dtvuiged. The new owner
placed the bay mare in the hands Of Ed
Geers, the famous driver OF the Hamlln
string, until after ;o-day.s race. and
,Geers drove her 20 ths;xfnning, thereby
getting both frs. and third monles.
amounting TO upwards Of ss.eo9.
Summarizes:
Merchants and manufacturers stake.
so. 900. for .:.i class, tro,,srs: :
Lady Geraldine (Geers). 3Ise11
Annie Burns, ST. m. CWilsonl tsI152
Axtelllo. br. g., (aIarsh) .....Ssa43.s
Red Arthur. b. h., Cunning
haHj So -
Maud c.. oh. m, Drama IA
gam $3.50
Rattesisn. b. g.. (Marvin) at
George Alex. b. s, CHassock) ct
Walter keim, b. g. lKin-
u HSgJ t...-.. ............-.. $500 sE
George H Ray. b. s.. cRrig- 4
14aIHg NtHsaFE
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Ruled out Drawn. tDIstanced
Tint, s;l5:; ::liss: e;1T;i; .s:iS;; 2:iss;i
. FL i EtU. 2 "
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BROOKLYN. ;1uly iS-Bos,on looked
IKE winner to-day Until the sixth. when
the broo6lyrs landed on D.ntsn FOR two
doubles and Two singles. which. with Dr.
mems wild throw. scored four runs In
the eishth. with the bases full. Farrell
made swo'easseF. bringing In three runs
ard scoring himself OF Nops' single. The
score: REE
Brooklyn 80 | O. { 0 i.-!6 Il !
Batteries. Dlreen and Sul!Ivan: Mons
and Farrell. Earned runs. BROOKLYN :,
Time, -. Umpire. swar,wood. Attend
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The special match between D!e!s So.
Louis team and the Atlantic Garden
team OF Baltimore, whlcE-Segan to-day,
VIII no: be concluded urtil Tomorrow.
The conditions are strike and spare.
best three out OF five games. Three
were rolled to-day. OF which Baltimore
won two and 81. Louis one. The other
two games Will Be rolled tomorrow
morning.
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Allorneys q Compla!nant:
pEposITIoN NOTICE

Christina F.cese. plaintiff. rs. George W.
A. Freese. defendant. In tho circuit
court OF Ohio courty,.W- Va, n
The above named defendant will take
notice that the dispositions OF Christena
Free<e. Elizabeth Jefferson and Miss
Mary CavanauEh viii be taken at the
o:accs OF Atkinson & Flick. at No. III;
ChNpllnc street. In the city OF Wheeling.
In thc county OF Ohio. state OF West yir-
IinIa. OH tho 18th day OF August, A. d.
1870. between the hours OF nine o'clock
n m and six o'clock p. m. TO be read as
evidence In the trial OF the above cause
on behalf OF the above named plaintiff
Ard II, from any cause, the taking OF tho
said 1CpoSltlons shall not be commenced.
or being commenced. shall not be cnn-
plcted on the day aforesaid, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from day 10
day. or from time 10 time, until tho same
shall be completed. ~ -
CiRlCTESA FREESE
BY ATKINSON & FLICK.
Her Attorneys.
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Uutimely Er-oy.

NEW YORK, july Is-The Nsw Yorks
won from Cincinnati to-day In the last Ia
ninS. through errors b. Quinn end Beck.
Icy. coupled with hits by Van I,ai,rea aad
Smith. Score: RHE
New York y 0 90 o: o 1-!Oi 5
Batteries. BreIteinstsia.4 Scott and
Wood: Hawiey and Warner. Earned runs.
Cincinnati! ?, New York : Time, ESQ
tmptre. TONY. Atttrnanse. 70.
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The clubs that have rolled in the IN
ter-city contest now stand In the fol-

To-day there was 2 spectal.Eatch FOR
the championsaipot Ohio. IN which four
teams competed. Columbus. Cincinnati,
Akron and Cleveland. which attracted
great interest The conditions were tor
each team to roll three sameyand high
aggregate score TO decide Cincinnati
won from Columbus by mar
GIN OF four pins Both teams
rolled grea. ten-plns, and Il will BE-
noticed their aggregate scores are both
larger than wheeiins;s in the inter-clty
contest, SO the Buckley. teams will Ike
ly give the MISUNDERSTANDING igh;
for the inter-c!ty trophy. Neither OF
the Ohio teams has yet b5ssled in the
inter-c!ty match The seore il the ohio
championship match to-day was as
Soiloys- 1000
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
+. Public ard Pension Agent. No. ll1
Main street .gI lft.g-
LEGAL NOTICES.
RIDER OF PUBLICATION. \

n RIDER OF PUBLICATION.
The State OF West virginia, Ohio County.
In The c!-cuI, Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. July Rules. 1900
christeaa Freese VS.. George W. A Freese.
In ChaHceEy- &
SUMMONS.
The State OF West Virginia to the Sheriff
OF Ohio County. Greeting:
George n. \. Frecss II he be found In
Your bailiwics 10 appear at the clerks
office OF the circuit court o: Ohio county
At Rules 10 be held for the said court on
n biI! in chaEcery exhibited against him
n Tie said court b. Christina Erees4. aud
hare then and there this wit
Witness: c. H Hennlng, Clerk os our said
court. 1T the court house Of said county.
IN the city OF Wheeling. the 18th day OF
June. 1910. and in the 18th year Of the
state OF West Virginia
c. II. EESSING, Clerk.
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FANILY.WAsRING,

Rough Dry Washed, starched AID
Dried cents peg pound.
Flat Wc.E. Washed ard Troaed, s
cents per pound. 9-
ALI hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
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h. IL Z. =hlCcAkDS. . ~. y. flE ~ Il
The objec; OF this suEt Is to obtain de-
cree fos divorce frora the bonds OF mat
rtmony from the defendant by the plain
tIN
And & Appearing from an affidavit tiied
in said cause. at these rules. that the de-
:eadaEt, George w. 4. Frccse, IS not q
resident Of the state OF West Virginia.
and he not hayIaE been served with proc
CsS In said suit. on motion OF the CON-
plainant, by her solicitor. this order OF
publication is entered against him. and It
Is ordered that the said defendant. above
named. be and Is required to appear with
In one month after the date OF the first
publication OF this order and DO what Is
necessary 10 protect his interests. 1t Is
further ordered ;hIt this order be pub
lIshcd and posted as required by law
Witness: C. H HenalnS, clerk OF our
said court. NJ the court house OF said
county. this I'd day OF July, lao. to-v!e.,
July Rules, lac0. c. II. HENNlSG,
Clerk.
Published the Gss; time July 5th. lst0
Attest: c. II. HESSlSG.f Clerk.
ATKINSON {. FLICK,
yrr lat =
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
N MEN, wANTED-By iewelry manu-
facturers: salary ard expense gia-an-
'tsed: write for particulars at once. or
send money order for s! IS for sample OF
Elgin o. Wal,harn. full jewel. LEX filied
watch. retailing, at IS with privilege OF
returringl: guarantee Tor 5 years IN
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO, Milwaukee. Wis teS1
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FORTY years in the market with n
constant increase In sales tells the tale
for Cooks Imperial Extga Dry Cham
payne. 'Irr ....
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SPECIAL Dispatch to the Intelligence.
NEW CASTLE, Pa. July IS-The
game to-day was just the reverse OF
yesterdays. Wheeling played with a
snap and vim that were In decided con-
trast with YESTERDAY exhibition. Par
dee pitched In splendid form. The run
scored by New Castle being a gift.
Taylor. congal;on and Lyons hit the
ball hard Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS CANES.
Brooklyn 70. Boston L
New York 10. Cincinnati q
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training ,tor the contest: Fi,-slmmons
at Bergen Beach and Rhhlin al Bath
Bach.
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c. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
Telephone sIi.
Wheeling W Va
....FOR RENT.

...'I.=g sssA - - - = hsss -. I5il
No. 80 Main street. . rooms. %
No SO Main street. 9 ro-ons.....-.... %.
; rooms on Second street Martins
( Ferry. Ohlo !. o.
s-cha!r barber shop. with fixtures
complete and bath room 1876. Main
street SIS f.sF.f s3i
Stable, east end OF NiEetcenth street.
No Is Main street. ) rooms. first {.
moor 10 &c
No IN Eoa street roons.---....-.. II %
Building on alley IN rear OF Gernania
Hail Dollar Bank Power! can be
furnished Tor light manufacturing
lt}deS!rej. - y
No lle -Siarse, street, first f,oor.
No = Sixteenth s;-ee;. large ctlla-.- ID %
FoR.SALE.
Store roo.l ard dres ROOMS. brick
building. Eood locatioH.E with an
old established trade. for......-......s So
No 20 Main street. fu!l lot cor
neg Tvcaty-stIth and Main streets 80,
10; on South Front street...........-.l .loo
No. 60 Main stEeet..----...-....-...... $50
No. ~ Main Street-.--.-.........-..... LEO
Corner iot OF Fifteenth street
No. % Moth Front Strect.........:.... 800
No. G5 Seventeenth stfeet............. 2.l0o
No. rs Eighteenth stTcst.....-..-...-- e.ooo
Lot east END Nineteenth street. g
feet f-oat.........-..-........, 800
Lot In Bel-edere ad6!t!on............. LES
No, = Sixteenth street. store roo.7
and 10 rooms. s
No. SIS Main street Will be sold cheap
II sold within the next 10 days.
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To-DAYs GAMES

Pittsburgh a Philadelphia ~.
Chicago at Boston.
So. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati ct Brooklyn
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To-DAY's CANES s
wheeling at Dayton 3
Fort Wayne et New Castle
Columbus at Toledo.
Youngstown II Mansfield
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At Buffalo. RUE
Buffalo 40 o LOS :.s, .-Iiii b
Minneapolis . ) o . 80 O-i : :
At Cleveland RHE
Cleveland ....I o oi1o o 90. p:i5 !
Kansas Clty..i l 3le 90 0-!lI o
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sHERiFF.S RETTRN.

George ". 4. Freese IS no tahabitant OF
NY ba!liwick. nor found therein. this ID
day of Jul5. 800. W. J. LYLE. D. g.,
p +. H. C. RICHARDS. S %. c. So 5iN
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Ruled out Drawn. tDIstaneed.
Time, s:lsHs; ::li7stt:: e:1Ta; s::iS; FISK;
DC, 49, : n g - =,
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srzndins sieu- American hank 70 Thomas issof
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Thomas wfnsor add wife. Ida A.. % q. y. san
kosn, lot ~ block 70. Gilman Park. go.
lane r. Bean 70 u. Bsraz.FSnn. nes zee ~ - :, ..
rse leo aeses 81, 40
Northern Pseiae Railway e. to John Ahtstrsnd,
nj ~ ses sec 81. % 3 n, e. 20 acre.. Sso
PhiIo n. Hsmiin and wife. Sarah ". % HsFFsst
!. hort o. Ranfonis adj 500.
f1rmsntine r. Esfns 70 Ole Gnudsvscn. iot q
biork D. ssndieafe add. CB.
w. Il Bronson and wife. Ella r.. TO Charles G.
Krserer. iets % ~ block !, Whseisr's western
Dssid Harris vnttsr and wife. Senle Pearl. 70
Hattie A. Kinney. Ia 4 block 2. W Y. WnhamF
Henri smith and ~isr. Aans. to weYsrhssussr
Timber CO. y n ssi and lots and T. SEE 70. y ?
r Z. Grayson 10 Earl Young. lots IS and 10.
tieek e. PhinDess add. W IS.
Northern pacffe Railway CO. and Central Trust
Co. of xew York. trustee. 70 Marcel Fourier,
fractional MI ~ nss ace ?. ~ n Sc. NJ acres,
$751;
wiiiiam A. MeKenna 10 william J. McEenns.
n % feet n fot y sad u feet Of ios H. block II.
,. II. Naxies aid. 80.
q bIoeh n Heir of q A. Bells second add. 81 go.
Fridnlin Wilhelm and wife. Regina, 70 John n.
w1he'm. infs and I, block 81. Heirs o. ). A.
Bells Second add, B,6D.
r. w. woodvtIe to Henry NJ FARMLAND. lot ..
tlo<t n. Denny Heyt's add $50
T. H. seheH end stfs Flora. 10 W. A. Hsdloek.
lot =. upek 81 Gilman Park, no.