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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-12


The river commenced TO recede again
yesterday, and at Q Z. N. there were 6
Ieet inches in the channel.
The Ed. Pope arrived from Mstamoras
with load Of lumber.
The Tempest arrived from Hog Run
with cattle and lumber. She returned
again IN the afternoon.
The Courier departed Tor PArkesburp,
The Express will leave this morning.
Another load OF wAtermelons arrived
yesterday from Harmer.
The towbost Michigan, from Steubep.
vile to Cincinnati, sunk barge al But.
fington Island.
Capt. George h. Alcohe goes as Chief
Clerk ofthe Andes.
The Warner arrived from s,eubenville.
She returned again before noon.
The J. N. Camden passed down en- rouk
for PArkersbuIg.
The John Means and barges will leave
Tor 81. Louis as soon as there Is enough
water.
10y Telegraph
PIrMBuReH. August 1l.-River 5 feet
and falling.
CINCINNATI, August ll-River Q feet
and rising. Weather fair and excessively
hot. AIriyed-shippers' Own, Evars.
vile; Departed-hollie Ebert, Pits.
CArRo, August 1l-Arrived-Con-
monwealth, New Orleans; City Of Che.
ter, 81. Louis. Departed-Common-
wealth, ST. Louis River II feet and
falling. Clear and hot Mercury 80 at 4
P. Y. and 90 at dark.
MEANWHILE, August 11.-Clesr and
hot. Mercury so to 50. River fallen a
inches, Down-Minneola, Indiana NAV
Ament, Sandy, Red Cloud, Grscey. IN.
Arkansas Belle, Geo. Roberts And E5er-
vile. Business dull, 80
81. LoUB, August 11.-Riyer fs,,irs
Weather clear and intensely hot Ire
thermometer standing at over 100 n ihs
snAde Tor several hours during ths dSv
ArriYed-Beayer and Laura Dsyis OH
T1vG; Grand Tower, Memphis; Victory
Duouquei Northwestern and johnson
heokuk: Kountz and jasper New 0s1
isGnA Departed-Lady Lee. 81 PSnl.
oolossal, keokuk; Lewis Missouri river
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ed the repair OF the CUTTERS on 23d street.
and the action Of the Second Branch 9p-
proving the same was coDcurred In.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee %
OrdinApces, reported an ordinance regu-
lAtlpg the speed Of locomotive engines
and tfalnG within. the city limits, and pro
yiding that engineers or those In charge
Of trains shall be subject 70 o hne Of geo
Tor running the same 81 greater speed
than SIX miles per hour. The ordinance
was adopted.
The action Of the Second Branch 10
granting L. r. Warner license 10 keeF
80 ordinary in the Mcclure House, Gomez
18th and Market streets, was concurTec
In.
A resolution by the Second Branch Au.
thoTiZiDg the transfer Of all moneys and
accounts belonging TO the city from tht
Merchants National 10 the Exchange
Bank was concurred In.
On motion the Branch adjourned.
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/ The Peoples Congressional Conyen.
ton At Lafayette, Ind, Tuesday, nominal,
ed Archibald johnson, OF Montgomery
county, for Congress from the 9th district
johnson is an old line Democrat Of thC
Sons Of Liberty style. He has twice
been elected TO the State SenAte-onci
from Putnam county.
The Porte has issued orders for The
abandonment Of the reserve force
stationed in BeSyia, and has Withdrawn
is regular troops from service on the
frontier. -
The trial Of Christian Keller. for an
assault upon the editor Of the LAFAYETTE
Ind; Sunday Leader, Is set ior 3 4 N,
Wednesday. = =
"A boy named Flsnig&n, ls years old,
leu under the cans at LAFAYETTE, Ind
Tuesday, and had foot 50 badly crushed
as to render amputation necessary.
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BRDeEroRrIrKn.-on Noudsv piSh,
NJ. Gal. HessAn, who lives sboui tS$es
miles west o. Bridgeport, WAS TetnrnSr e
nom West Wheeling In . buggy and I-ss
eccldently upset over q bank. NJ h., ~
vas nnnurt, but the buggy WAS bsd1v
A negro named Foulse VIVA ,-,,,,.,
;Ss ior creating q disturbance IN
me eolored n E. Church during WorsSi l.,
as Az vs. rs examined by the Msyor, and
nned $l0 and costs A he ~ rrs M
!" R1y ne nne, he was cent to ian.
Mhy don't some ofthe muscnlST vnu,hs
y osiageport organize 9 host clubf NE
t IIsr nom the RtnR Mn down 70 the
Ot'age Wc1ld make an excellent courSe.
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AUGUST FLowKR-The most misera-
bic beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty.five per cent OF the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, hA.
6ituAl costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, Waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach; yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of The food
alter eating, low spirits, &c. Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get 9 rs cent bottle,
or sample bottle free Of charge. Try il
G. G..GRRgE, Sole Manufacturer,
eod&w Woodbury., n. ].
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BEILKRK-Ffank DenAm was Arrest
ed for stealing bread from Rodewig's
bakery, and fined IS and costs.
} David Miller, alas Charles Schwartz,
for pllin drunk, fined % and cosp: z y
The Rs96tef grows Dquent oyeg mar.
ket house. Perhaps II e right In this
particular. II there 10 any one thing more
10 be deplored II certainly 3 the unstable
condition OF our markets. 10 city com.
posed Of q population Of nearly {, 900 souls,
Two. thirds Of whom Rfeot the laboriDg
clRss, and entirely dependent upon our
public works for their support, we think
that an enterprise Of this kind should be
carefully considered. There are many rea.
sons why market house should be built
One very prominent reason, and one which
We think will readily Commend Itself 70
all, q thAt Il WIN IN , measure fit and
more permanently establish o system
which will be highly beneficial to both
the producer and the consumer. The
farmer will no longer be compelled 10
sacrifice his products 10 inscriptions
dealers simply because he cannot afford
70 spend the time required to dispose Of
his stock In retail way. Nor would II
be lett for them TO decide what he shall
ask or what he shall sell at. Furthermore,
as regards the regulation Of the price cur
rent, DOW entirely in the hands OF our
grocers, no man will be authorized "a
adopt or introduce . chspge in the mar
ket value OF any article Of produce, but
every tanner BY the right Of
representation viii have been con-
suited before any change Is made,
The next class Of men who would be ma
terially benefited are the butchers. They
like the farmers, would be invested with
the same rights and alike subject 10 the
same risks. Then they could better de,
termine how much was needed 10 supply
the demand and make their arrangement
accordingly, always having 8 fresh stock
and a good market before them. Having
briefly noticed q few Of the advantages
derived from this enterprise, let u lurr
for moment TO the consumer and see 4
he would be any way benefited by q mar,
ket place. We need not say that he
would, Tor reason alone teaches that fact
Our good. housewives would not d
compelled TO tramp from store to store d
make their purchaser Of meat, batter,
vegetables, and such other articles for the
table, but in abort time they may al
any time get aboard our street cars, CONT
to the market, select what they need, pay
for II, and get back to their work, whit
they are thinking about It under the pres
ent system. We think we fully express
the sentiment Of The people when We SOY
that Ne must have q market house
and the sooner we get il the better
II the consumer must pay for what be
gets, let him at least have the right tC
say how or where, he shAllg 10 maxi
his purchases. When he goes TO the mar
ket he has before him all that he nov
finds in the grocery and produce stores
but in greater variety and fresh from
the hands Of the producers, 90 that hI
can with degree OF certainty get jus
what he wants and when he most need
1t, without his having 10 run all owe
town to md II. W. L. 8.
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PKRsoEAL.-Messrs. James Hamilton,
John L. Rice and Joseph Gibbs returned
from Put'in.Bsy yesterday. Hannibal
Forbes, ESQ, Of this city, and Charley
Rhodes, Of Bridgeport, remain at the Bay.
l. Il. Williams, Esq, and family, have
just lett Putin Bay and gone to San
dusky.
Mr.. l. S. DelaplaiD, who for the past
two months has been at Yellowstone
Park, California, returned home yester-
day morning.
L.V. Blond, W. stamm, George W,
Fanzheim, and DR.. R. W. Hazlett, Thos,
Hughes and Robert CrAngle and families
are at Cape Nay.
Rev. Meloy, of Cadiz, will address an
open air meeting In Martins Ferry this
evening on the subject Of temperance.
Hon. okey Johnson, Of PArkersburg,
was at the St James Hotel yesterday.
DR.. s. F. Wells, Of St Clairsville, reg
istered al the Grant House.
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HE1MBoLDs BucHu is still in the ze-
NTH oil It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by al respectable druggists. II Is
warranted Tor all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teitA Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent d&R
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SQUIRE AcCoRncK.-Aary ]. Hill
Yesterday complained before Squire Ne
Cormick that Annie HGlpiDe had used
Insulting, contemptious and tAntalizing
language, and did appear in public place
in a state OF intoxication, and annoy The
neighborhood." A warrant was issued.
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The Perfect Of Florence has issued q
decree dtssoiying thirty-six Republican
and 1niernaaonaltst societies in that city,
The uncleoi Charley Ross arrived At
Bennington today. The boy detained by
the police Is moi his nephew.
Eighty persons formerly connected
with The Commune have been Arrested AZ
MArseilles among hem one n. EsouirSs
an ex.Preseet Of the Department,
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PIANO TUNING and Repairing will be
done promptly by leaving orders 81
sheib's Music Store, l114 Main street. Il
you arc thinking about purchasing 9 Pl-
ano or an Organ, and wish TO EyAil your
self ofthe advantage Of professional advice
In regard to the tone or quality Of amin
strument We would say go 70 sheib's
you will find men Of experience TO deal
with.
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EIEcTED Orr ooILEcToR. "A, q
Meeting Of the City Council last evening,
Nh. GeorgeQ 9. Black Wss elected Collectov
q Water Rents for theunexpired term d
the current year. Nj. BlAek's experience
and ability viii enable him 20 discharge
the duties deyolving upon him in his nav
oftiee % The aAtislAction Of al.
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WEDDING AT FOURTH STREET.-Quite
9 large crowd assembled in the Fourth
Street II E, Church yesierday morning
10 witness the marriage ceremony Of Mr..
Geo, A. Humes, Of Pittsburgh, and Miss
Atlnie L. Ball, daughter Of Elder F. Ball,
OF this city. Rev. BAH. hther OF the bride,
OBLIGATED. The happy couple have tho
b 1t WiAhes Of many friendsior the future.
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VINO needs cash for lady mSde.up suits
and sells the cheapest j. .FRRRE1l

PHoToaRAPHS.--At Halls Gallery (tor;
merly RobinSon'a) there are employed
some Of the best Artists In the country,
and they are prepared 70 turnish their
customers the finest work 70 DO found
anywhere. They do not make cheapplc'
lures, but take special pains to make
every citing q success. Old Pictures
copied and enlarged 10 any size, either
plain Photographs or finiAhed In Ink, On,
Pastel or Water Colors. AlSo liie.Aize
Orayons, Picture Frames, 5tereoscopic
Views, and Photographic GoodSot every
description. gH n a-a
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CLOTHES sroIH.-A, day or two az ago
9 ccppenmith came to this city from
Pittsburgh TO Eorka few days for Sam.
uel' Kuglen, the Water street timer.
During Monday night s thief entered his
room stthe stamm House and carried Of
9 suit Of clothes he had brought with
him, valued lat $SS $3.50, =
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IE order 70 make room for new goods,
/ now offer my entife Ttock Of Dry Goods
and Hosiery for the next Eve days Of and
below cost. Come early and get your
bargaipG HENRY JAcoBL
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suEcDRD BY HASGNe.-A German
named Gottleib Weiss was found hanging
TO tree on the hin back Of Frank Wal
ters' house, on the National Road several
miles east Of the city, last evening.
Weiss was fifty.two years Of age, and
leaves . wife and family. He was en-
ployed in Mr.. Waltes' vineyard, and was
in comfortable circumstances. At dinner
he had talked to his children In manner
which led his wife to believe that his
mind was wandering. Nothing strange
had been noticed about his behaviour pre-.
vious to that however. He did not come
to his supper at The usual hour, and n
search was instituted, resulting as above
stated. Deceased had taken q rope with
him to the hill, and after attaching an end
Of it TO the limb Of 4 tree, had deliberate.
y hung himself. No inquest has vet
been held, but it is probable iury VIM
be empaneled this morning.
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sK1LIHa AT CosT.-o Our friend O. Hess,
corner Of Main and 14lh street, Is giving
great bargains In The way OF clothing
goods. He Ia selling at and below cost in
order 70 make room for Fall supplies,
Now is the time to get frst.claas suit Of
the lowest figures.
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THE GAINESVILLE N. 3. District Csmr
Meeting viii commence in the wood
near Bum Mills on the Central Ohic
Road, next week. The camp grounds, iul
convenience and beauty, are not excelled
in the country. - .
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PEAcHEs. = The Courier yesterday
morning brought up about two hundred
boxes Of peaches. We understand that
the peach crop this year along the Ohio
is the largest ever known. They are
selling in this city st g 25per box. 81
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BURGLARY At WAsHlSeToS, PA-Tht
book and news depot OF W. h. Under
wood, at Washington, Pa, was broken
into by burglars on Sunday night last
a considerable amount OF small currency
was taken.
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MAEuBAcTURI8G ITKl6-The boilers
stthe Top Nh went TO work yesterday
They are working single turn.
A wagon loaded with kegs, coming
from the key factory, upset on the hill al
the Martins Ferry wharf yesterday morn.
ing. The kegs rolled promiscuously in
every direction, some landing IN the river
but all were ultimately recovered.
Chronic iron ore is.now being shipped
in large quantities from the recently dis
covered mines in the vicinity OF SAINTS
Rosa, California.
A workman at the Belmont Mill named
Frank Burke was yesterday morning
caught on the door sway by his clothes
and seriously iBjused. fyl5s I'D.
George Miller, q boy employed at The
hinge factory, had finger mashed by &
steam sledge hammer . .sa..
The foundation for the new hammer al
the hinge factory was put in yesterday.
The Martins Ferry keg factory start.
up to-day, alter q suspension oil about two
weeks H.ra a4. .-
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sENT 10 JAn-Mrs. Bridget Goodman
the %lady nom Ireland" was sent to Jail
by Squire Launder for threatening to kill
her children. -EE Fl
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WGE1 WRArHEaG and blit.

WGKlf WRArHRR-"Dunder and blit.
zen" butwasn'tit hot yesterday ? BLOOD.
heat" that would have been gloriously
refreshing-plesssnt as q Nova Zsmblian
breeze sweeping down to q ttopic cline
1t wouldn't do.to publish the altitude Of
the mercury in the tube. No one would
believe the report, where such weather
don't prevail, and here everybody would
say We had coaxed the metal down
with dousing Of ether or freezing mix
ture. We heard Of a man who tried
the game in order 10 save himself from
immediate suffocation. Most people melt.
ed down deliciously Everybody was in
$ melting mood Business | There was
none, and II there had been any, no one
could have endured the tremendous
thrusts Of the rays Of Old Sol. All day
the sunlight glAred and the hot blue rays
danced along the almost deserted street,
oil the city. There was little, business
going on yesterday. L
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AoENT1ExAN was yesterday heard 10
remark: There's something about dogs
! never could get used To-" he alluded
TO fisas, probably. { ~ sNE 81
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A GENERAL summer resort Just now Il
the re'sorting over oflASt winters clothes
to see how many viii do for the next
season. y 49, ~
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THERMOMETER RKcoRD.--The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed 81 Slvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
So ~ sEr 1En
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THE attention Of the Street Commis-
sioner Is called to corner 99d and Rof
streets a. the heATy rains have swept The
curoStoneS away, and II not attended tc
Immediately it will do \ great deal o.
damage.
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ANOTHER NEW FAsH1oS.-The smss,
boy Is an institution The other day one
ragged little fellow, promenadipg Msrke,
street while it was crowded with lady
shoppers, thoughuully remarked to an
other ragged little fellow: HThese ere
gals have got smother new fashion-they
only wear one EARRING now" Every fem.
mine within hearing Immediately raised
her hands in fright 10 her ears, supposinp
she had loet one Of her ornRments Al
this the gamins smiled aloud, and ex-
planned that they had heard the news
from Thos. Collins, ESQ.
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Cow KrLIED.-AbOut 4iP.N. yester.
Day COW belonging to 8 man named
Williams was killed on the Hempfeld
road Just this side Of the tunnel. Thg
COW was carried on the cow.ca,cher about
one hundred aud fifty yards. when ii was
thrown over an emhGnkment
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PoIlcR CoURT.-There were four cases
before the police court yesterday morning.
Alexander Valentine was arrested BY
Officer Henry for drunkenness. he was
fined IS and costs Nv g
Thomas Pyles was in charge of Officer
Tracy. Thomas had created tumult and
disorder. In default OF so and costs he
was committed for thirty days.
james Currens was drunk, and was as
sisted TO the lookup BY Oficer 81. Myers.
james also was committed for thirty days.
Officer Baum had another dog case.
Abraham Burns owns q dog which runs
at large without collar, and Abraham
was compelled to pay 81 and costs there
Tor.
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CITY COUNCIL.


"A regular meeting Of the City Council
was held LAST evening. Present In the
Second Branch at roll. call Messrs. Baird,
Carpenter, Crawford, Forbes, HildEeth,
Koplin, Lancaster, MofAt, Pollock, Smith,
Sweeney, VOckler, Warren, Mr.. Presi.
dent.
Mr.. McGsw, member elect from the
Seventh Ward, came forward and was
obligated.
The ordinance relating 10 the B. & o.
R. R. Co. placing watchmen on certain
crossings, as amended In the First Branch,
was concurred In.
The following resolutions were adopted:
R6SolSed, That the Street Commissioner
be directed 70 fence the yard around the
Fifth Ward burying ground, and open
the gutter In 22d street, under the direc'
ton Of the chairman Of the Committee on
Cemeteries.
RSGOlpOd, That the moneys now on de-
post in the Merchants National Bank
be transferred on the 18th day OF August
70 the Exchange Bank, the said Exchange
Bank giving bond rs required by ordi'
nance, entering into an article Of agree
ment like that now existing between the
city and Merchant National Bank.
The report Of the Committee on Water
Works was read. Monthly bills amount
ing TO $739 81 were presented; Superin.
te1dent,s bills, sos IS; laying water pipe
S9S. The bills were ordered paid, and thu
several recommendations were adopted
The Committee on Fire Department
submitted the Chiel MArshAl's report, viii
bills for the month Of JnlY as fnlloRa:
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Los HousR BuRSED.-A log house on
Mr.. AArshall's place, one and a half miles
east Of Ltttleton, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night. Mr.. John Moore had re-
paired it recently, and was inst about TO
move intoit II Is supposed to have been
set on fire by cramps" who are yery
plenty in that vicinity. -
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BuRaLARY.-The shoe store Of jaime.
Merge, on Main street, First Word, VA.
entered by burglars on Monday night
Several pairs Of boots and shoes, and some
clothing, was carried svsy.
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SCOTT. COLE & RRn

ATTORNEYS AT Law
oisH 10. llss cAaP'ias St, (Hd tAl EAAallss.
WIN practice IN Wheeling, and In Wood, Wit
PleAsGntS, Tyler, Richie, Harrison AID nod
FEDERAL CoartA. je53
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Catholic PIcSic.-The ST. Alphou-
sus Society Is preparing for q grand pic.
mic, 10 take place at the Fair Grounds on
the s4th inst. The management win
leave nothing undone TO make the afF,jr
as successful as any previous effort Of The
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80 much sought for dark 6ide.band
Prints, 8 cases d 10 cents per yard, and
lots Of cheap Cassimeres, Just received BY
j. W. FEKHEL,
cor. Main and Goth slreetG
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WHAT'S that got to do with the great
reduction OF Dry Goods and Carpets at
J. W. FERRRL's Centre Wheeling,
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WHO has the most and cheapest Dry
Goods and Carpets and the least money
J..W. FKRREL, Centre Wheeling.
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FREscoHs.-E. F. DArdipe, the vel
known artist is engaged in irescolpg
Thomson Il Z. Chapel.
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Qrtqntelliqenc
WEDNESDAY, AUG. IL, 1874.
New Advertisements,

10. o. F.-Funeral Notice.
Bloch Bros.
Carpets at Reduced Prices.
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THE City Council win meet again next
Tuesday night.
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WRo will make the greatest reduction
o close out Summer Goods and Carpets
]. ". EllRRI.
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BASE RALL-An exciting game Of base
ball took place yesterday afternoon be-
tween the ku. Klux, Of the Eighth Ward,
and the Nail City, Of LIS Belle, in which
some fine playing was done. Below We
append the Rcnre;l -