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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26

TIE SCENE OF TIE BELMONT County
SPIRITUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
over In Ohio yesterday, the writer visited
the locality made notorious about & year
sgo by the 90. called spiritual manifea'
iGtionsp al the residence OF Mr.. William
McComas, come four miles northwest Of
Bridgeport The surroundings remain
unchanged, and the McComaS family still
occupy the house IN which these mysteri'
Gus disturbances" are said 10 have taken
place. Miss Della Duyal, the girl who
was found TO be at the bottom oil the
whole business, has been living in the
vicinity with her uncle since, but short
time ago left upon visit 10 some
relatives in Morrow county, Ohio.
We are told that her mind has never
been evenly balanced since the occur.
renee Of the incidents which brought her
name 90 prominently before the public.
Il will be remembered that her relatives
would not believe, at the time, that Della
was concerned 10 their troubles. Now,
however, they candidly confess that II
was her work, the result Of q half.crazed
brain. Although the "McComas spirits
have been forgotten by many, we are in
formed that curious persons frequently
visit and inspect the premises at this late
day. There is nothing but plain farm
house and the usual outbuildIngs 10 be
seen; but these still appear TO have an at
traction for some. -....
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PHILADELPHIA, July 25-Flour-Frm;
superfnes 81 50aS 90, extra S 00ai 90,
Minnesota family 81 76a6 90, high grades
Sc 00a7 so. Wheat Active and shade
higher red 81 DIAL 06, amber $l05al 0S,
white 81 10a1 y. Corn-Active and shade
higher; yellow 49a5ic. 0Gts-Dull: white
western S2aSSe, western mixed S0aSlc.
Provisions - Firm. Pork $40 00ai0 so.
Beet-Indian mess SIC 76al7 90, smoked
hams 1lal9e, picked 9<al0J<c, green Sc.
Lard-Quiet and arm; butchers exc, city
kettle 7I<a7fc. Butter-Firm; New York
and Bradford county, extra 16aiSc, West.
ern Reserve 1Sal6c. Eggs Steady at ia
$50. Cheese-Quiet and steady; western
choice 61ta7c. Petroleum Not quoted.
Whisky--Quiet and unchanged.
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LOuis; Cons Millsr, Memphis, Departed
Alice, Pittsburgh; Cons. Millar, Cincin-
natl. River 10 feet and stationary.
Weather cloudy; maximum thermom'
eter So.
MntrHn July 25.-Riysr fallen 8
inches. Fo arrivals or departures. A
light rain; maximum Thermometer s2'.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-River 8 feet Q
inches and stationery. Departed-James
W. GAff and Nashville. Weather clear
and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 25.-Down-EyanS.
willie, Grey Eagle. Up-ArkansaS Belle,
Dick johnson. Weather cloudy and hot;
maximum Thermometer 90o. River 6.4
feet and falling.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Arrived-
City Of Alton, 81. Louis. Departed
Frank Pargoud, Greenyille. Weather
clear and partly cloudy; thermometer
So. Heavy rain shower this evening.
ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-Arriyed-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Mitchell, 81, Paul;
Shreveport, New Orleans. Departed
War Eagle, Keokuk, Colorado, Vicks-
burg. River fell 2 inches and stands Is
feet 6 inches above the low water mark.
Weather raining. .....
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TOLEDO, July 25.-Wheat- Steady; No,
8 white Wabash new 81 OF, amber Michigan
spot 81 %, do new 81 COZ, seller July 81 co.
seller August CSC, No. 2 amber Michigan
new ethc, No. Cred winter spot old OF
new. 81 on, seller July 81 90, seller August
9sc, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red new
81 90, rejected Wabash new SIC, No. 2 am,
Der Illinois new 81 05. Corn-Scarce and
firm; high mixed Az, No 2 spot 42Ifc bid,
seller August &c, rejected spot 409lc, seller
August Ale, damaged 35c assed. Oats
Quiet No. 3, seller August 2ie,
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PERSONAL PoISTs.-E. G. CracrAit,
Esq, returned home last night from q
three weeks trip 10 the sea shore and the
principal Eastern cities. "Bridge" says
be enjoyed himself hugely on his tour.
Mr.: Thomas H. B. Haase, B. & ..
Ticket Agent, has returned from visit
10 the "Old Dominion"
Sheriff W. N. Powell, Of Tyler county,
arrived in the city last evening, 10 make
his final settlement with the Auditor.
Geo. Crook, Of the D. S. Trade Journal,
New York, Ia at the Stamm.
Among the late arrivals a. the Mcclure
are: J. H. S. Trainor, Steubenville, and
B. 7. jackson, Parkersburg.
Bishop Kane leaves to-day for Rich.
mond, Va, to attend the conservation Of
Bishop Keane. After that he proposes
visiting the different parishes in his do.
cese, and will probably be absent from
the city about month.
Proi. Bundy, OF this city, has been
conducting a Peabody Teachers Insti-
tute at Moundsville this week.
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The body Of John z. Cochran, the
drowned man, vAs yesterday taken 10 bis
fathers residence, At Burlington, near
MARITIME Ferry. The mystery attending
his death still remains unsolyed.
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IL Badness OR A DEFICIENCY OF
Hsir exists, or II the hair is gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored by using "London Hair Color Pc
storer," The most delightful article ever In.
troduced TO the American people for In:
crelsiug its growth, restoring It's natural
color, aud at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beautifier. It Is totally differ.
ent from all others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; in
fact it Is exquisitely perfumed, and so
clearly and elegantly prepared as to make
It a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
ia. TYNRs, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hsir commenced falling out, and
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using "London Hair Color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, The color was restored, and is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Rest rer Price, 70 cents bottle. Six
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the U. &, $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Logan, Lis. & Co, Wheeling. eodtw
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NEW YORK, July 25.-Cotton-Firm at
llHallXc. Flour r. Firmer; superfne
western and State IS 6Oa40O, common TO
good 81 05a4 80, good TO choice "a S5a5 rs,
white wheat extra $5Soa6 80, extra Ohio
u 0oa5 70, st Louis 90 0oa7 Is. Wheat :
Higher; No. 2 Chicago 81 o., ungraded
red western s0csSl Is, No. 2 do 81 1?A
l31f, Nc. 2 amber 81 l0al II, ungraded
white $1I5. Rye-Quiet and frm; western
60a6lc. Barley and Malt-Nominal. Corn
Active and shade higher; ungraded 45a
49c, No. 8, 47a47IIic, steamer 4salSIie, No.
2, 4sXa4skc, Kansas 4skc, white western
661c. 0ats-Higher; No. 2, SIC, No.
white 81 Vase, No. l, 341ia351fc, western
mixed SlaS5c, white western 32a3711 ic,
mixed State S2aS41ie. Hay-Quiet and
unchanged At 40a55c, Hops-Unchanged,
Cofiee-steady. sugar-Quiet and firm
refining fair 10 good I S.l6a7ssc. Molasses
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Steady.
Whisky-steady at 81 06If.
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Martins Capital Restaurant, Ils5 Mar
ket Street, is the only Rsstnurun, In the
city that has separate rooms for ladies'.


Coon weather TO catch cold.
WHAT We need now il fine rain.
No third term, il ii ia a heated term.
FREIGHT business on the b. 4 o. il
brisk.
THE sun has no time TO strike now
Getting ready for the eclipse.
THE "Ii,erary" societies arc being
thoroughly ventilated by the Justices.
THERE Is good deal Of quiet betting
on the result Of The Clator.Seibert boat
race.
TIE kalydid is around, 40 be lookin,
after your coal pile. Only six week. dill
frost.
SQUIRE CALDWELL will be kept pretty
busy to-day and tomorrow trying liquor
cases.
TIE police court yesterday was a CONS
plete failure-not a single case on the
docket.
The garden stuff Is about all burned
up. Rain Is what the gardeners are
praying for. ...- 70
PETER BoSESnERoER, n Centre Wheel.
ing saloonisL was serenaded by the Hes
sian Band on Wednesday night.
THREE deeds OF trust and one release
deed were admitted 10 record in the
County Clerks office yesterday.
TEE thermometer took an upward
jump yesterday, the weather being much
warmer than the proceeding day.
TIE base ball fever In Wheeling was
a sort Of intermittent fever. 1t seems
to be going down somewhat now.
HARyEsrrNo Is nearly over, and IL sue.
cessful In every respect; corn and fruits
look 6ne, and the honest Granger Is
happy man. -fI-l.
A WAGON loaded with hay broke down
on the Market street bridge yesterday
morning, stopping travel over the bridge
for short time. u' III
The RAIDER family got into quite a
squabble amongst themselves yesterday,
and were investigated by His Honor
Squire Phillips last evening.
THE next session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Improved Order Of Red Men will meet
In this city, at Kochs Hall, Richietown,
on The third Wednesday Of February
1880. ~
SINCE ice IL scarce and high, II Il some
satisfaction to hear the doctors say that
scarcely anything Il more injurious than
az, 49, ~ fraa and load drinks aanAaiAllv
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River 8 feet 10 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy and growing hot. Light
sprinkle Of rain In the afternoon.
The Thompson, from Pittsburgh, for
Cincinnati, passed down at 8 A. N.
The Telephone, from Cincinnati Tor
Pittsburgh, passed up at 10 o'clock,
The Science, for Parkersburg, depart
ed at 1ol o'clock.
The local packets, with the exception OIL
the 0,NeAl, which was of on picnic ex-
cursion, made their usual trips.
The Ragon will be the Psrkeraburg
packet to-day at l0i o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will be
due nj noon.
7sDl 10y Telegraph.I
PtrrBuRoH, July 3!-Riyer ! loot =
inches and falling slowly. Weathef iair
and pleasant
CMcrssA1r, July 25.-Riyer 8 feet 5
inches and falling. Arrived-Rhoads
NAsHyrLLE, July 25.-Rtvsr falling
with Is inches on shoals.
CAIRO, July 25.-ArriVed-Aliee, 81.
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THASKs.-Resolutions Of thanks passed
by the Great Council Of the West Wiz.
GINA Improved Order Of Red Men, at the
close Of its session, yesterday.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Great
Council are due and rendered 10
P. G. s., John r. Ray, for the very
able and courteous manner in which he
presided over the Council.
To Logan Tribe No. !, for the use Of
its Wigwam during the burning Of the
Council ere. ~.
To the brethren Of Logan and Grey
Eagle Tribes for their courteous atten-
ton and their unceasing and untiring de.
yotion to making our stay pleasant and
agreeable.
To the Press Of the city Of Wheeling
for iayors extended in publishing the
proceedings Of this Great Council session
To the b. & o. Railroad Company for
favOrs received.
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PLENTY OF WoRK.-If there are any
men out OF work in this city we advise
them 10 60 over In Belmont county and
seek employment Harvest hands are
scarce over there. A Belmont farmer
told US yesterday that il was impossible
for him and his neighbors to get
hands, so they agreed to help each
other out with their harvest work.
He said tramp came along the other
day, begging for something TO eat. The
farmer told The tramp that he would give
him plenty to eat, and good wsges besides,
il he would help him out with his har.
vest. The tramp refused to work, and
when the urgent necessities were repre-
sented 10 him, remarked that he'd let the
grass rot before he would do anything TO.
ward getting it In.
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CHICAGO, July 25.-Flour-In good de.
mand and prices q shade higher; spring
extras 81 60a5 90, western extras 81 50a5 so,
Minnesota extras IS 00a6 %, patent S. OOa
s 80, superiue g 50a4 90. Wheat Excited
and higher; No. l Chicago spring 81 0ii,
No. Pat 81 05 cash and July, 9iaSiItc Au'
gust 90hae07sc September, sales at s7ha
90Hc September, No. 8 at Ole. Corn-Ae'
Tive, firm, higher and unsettled; 44c cash,
4lc bid July, 371ic bid August, 395Ic bid
September, rejected 81 94ls3sc. Oats Steady
and firm at 26xc bid cash, 23Xc August,
2SI.c bid September. Rye-Active, firm
and higher at 5Skc. Barley-Actiye, firm
and higher, especially options; 74a75c cash,
75c August. 74cSeptember. Pork-Actiye,
firm and higher at - 55a9 90 cash and Au.
gust, 50 7oa9 M September. Lard-De'
mand active and prices advanced; 81 o.
cash, 81 O5a7 OK August 81 15a7 1711f Sep.
TENDER. Bulk. Meats-Steady and firm.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at 81 05.
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"Ksow all men by these presents
that what we have said, and what we now
gay, and what we shall continue to say,
until we see less suffering in our midst,
regarding the wonderful properties Of
"Lawsons Curative" is the truth aud
nothing but the truth. Every day brings
fresh evidence Of its virtues We hear
OF persons cured Of Rheumatism, Of Neu
raigia, Of Nervous and Sick Headaches, OF
Ague in the face, lameness or pains 10
the back and side, Dyspepsia, Aeidily Of
Stomach, Toothache, Earache; in fact,
scarcely pain or ache exists which will
not be relieved by 4 free use Of the Ours.
tive. Having such confidence in the
pain-destroying merits Of this prepare
lion, we consider It duty to our readers
to urge atrial Of Ii. II Is now for sale
by sll druggists in the State, and 1t Is
your fault II you suffer longer.
"Large" new 60.cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81 90. cod
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An USpESIABLE TRurH.-You deserve
10 suffer, and II you lead miserable, IN.
satisfactory life In this beautiful world, 1t Is
entirely your own fault,-your unreason'
able prejudice and skeplcism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all It's miserable effects, such rs sick
headache, palpltation OF the heart sour
stomach, hlbitual costiyeness, dizziness oil
the head, nervous prostration, loWspirits,
&c. It's sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not Druggist
but will tell you Of It's wonderful cures.
You can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eod&w
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THEnicest thing in the market at pres
ent for removing worm, from children, Is
MeLain' Candy. Il Is made up In the
finest style Of worm candy, and being per.
iec,ly white is not poisoned BY coloring
matter, like great many other similar
preparations In our market. Mothers
who value the health and lives Of their
little ones should always keep a few boxes
in the house ready for use.
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Mr.. DEssY's REpoRr.-The report Of
Mr.. W. z. 81. Denny, who was engaged to
canvass the city in the interest OF the
Wheeling and Ohio County Bible Society,
shows that he did his work very credita-
bly,. The canvass occupied about ninety
days, and Mr.. Denny proved himself one
OF The best canyassers the city ever had.
His accounts with the Society came out
all right, and he succeeded very we'll in
collecting funds for the Society. Intact,
the contributions received paid for his
services and other expenses, and left bal
ance OF SO 40 on hand.
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THE BuTcHERs' PrcMo.-The picnic Of
the Wheeling Butchers' Association, at
Ohio Valley Grove, yesterday, was one
Of the most successful ever given by that
veteran organization. The majority Of
the butchers and their families made the
trip over the P. W. q Ky. Road, many
went in their own conveyances, while
others took advantage OF the socommoda.
tions offered by the Wheeling Omnibus
and transportation Company, which ran
q Line Of buses TO the, picnic grounds.
Kramer Furnished his most exquisite
music, the weather waidelightiul, and all
who attended enjoyed the occasion i'm
fiensely,
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Wheelnq; July %.

BEFORE SQUIRE PHrLLIPs-Margaret
Rader, Charles Rader, j., Charles RAIDER,
ST., and John RAIDER, were before Squire
Phillips last night, charged with creating
a disturbance. The Gaze against Margaret
RAIDER was dismissed, and the other parties
were held in the sum Of 500 each 70 keep
the peace for ak moths. Bond was
promptly furnished and costs paid.
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SERIOUS AcCrDEsT.-Mrs. Joseph Bell
was seriously injured yesterday morning
by being thrown from wsgon near Mt.
De Chantal. After crossing the creek
Mr.. Bell, who was with his vile, got out
Of the wagon for the purpose Of leading
the horse up the hill towards the Mount,
Mrs. Bell was sitting on chair In
the wagon, and the bill being rather steep
the chair slipped, throwing Mrs. Bell
with some violence TO the ground, injlr-
ing her head and shoulders. She was
Immediately taken 10 her home and med.
ical aid summoned, -when it was discov.
cred that her back and shoulders were
partially paralyzed. We hope the un-
fortunate lady will soon recover from
her injuries, which, though serious, are
not necessarily fatal, t-
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A HoRsE MIssINo.-0n Wednesday
night 4 horse belonging TO Mr.. VIM,
Rryter, the cigar manufacturer, in Centre
Wheeling, either strayed away from bis
stable or was stolen. At least the animal
Is missing, and the superstition is that he
was stolen from Mr.. Kryter's stable.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-There will be a
temperance meeting at Parker Hall to-
night, to be addressed by SIR. Robert Mar.
shall and other speakers.
A very successful meeting was held At
Mozart Hall last night. The meeting
was opened by President Young, who,
after mAkinga lew remarks himself, in.
troduced Rev. s. b. Barnitz. The latter
held the attention Of the audience for a
half hour in an entertaining and instruct.
i've address. The next speaker was Mr..
Robert Marshall, who delivered an ex-
cellent addreS.
The next meeting at Mozart Hall will
be held on Saturday evening, and will be
addressed by Mr.. Frank Cline, Of Mar
TINS Ferry. H..Hg
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The CouRrs.-MuEIcrPAL CoURT.-
Judge Otunmer.-Court met at 10 A. N.
The case Of Bernard RosenStein va. c.
H. Booth 4 Son was put on trial and
occupied the full time Of the Court. The
suit was brought by the plaintiff TO re.
cover damages on an alleged breach Of
warranty for lot OF beeswax. The
evidence and argument Of counsel were
concluded at about hali.past FIVE and
the case given to the jury, who being out
half hour and not agreeing were dis
charged until this morning.
The case Of Joseph Warren VS.. Wheel.
ing Butchers Association; will be tried 10.
dHy. a. SIX -
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COUNTY CLERK WooDs yesterday ad.
mitted TO record a bill Of sale made by
John Gebhart, conveying to Jacob Hob.
stetter all Of the personal property Of
the said Gebhart contained 10 the build.
ing No. 1926 Chapline street, in this city.
Consideration 1878 20.
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GheQntelliatueer.
FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1878.


For observation-disclosures Hudson.
For Cincinnati and Louisville Direct
Steamer Telephone.
Wood and Marble Top Centre Tables
AtbenE & Co.
East End House, IVES, Alexander, Pa,
Clerk Wan,ed-Christ. Behrens.
Free Grab Lunch-head OF local.
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CHufcH Muac.-The finest music pro,
vided by any church in the country ID
10 be heard on Sundays and holidays at
St. Frances Xayiers', in New York. Its
organ aud is choir are alike famous, and
services are crowded by both the religious
and the critical. The credit Of this SUI
perb pre-. eminence belongs TO the organist
Prof.. VIM. Berge, who, but little while
ago, ruptured an artery in his arm and
had to abandon his profession until
cured by Giles Liniment 1odide Ammo
mia.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet.
45l Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial aiza Ok cants
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''Tsx Boss saor,R-A lame man carry.
Ing 4 basket Of groceries went quietly
down Market street J Yesterday, when, with
the suddenness Of lightning, his hand
went up 10 his eye, and his basket went
rafting to the ground. The sidewalk
was flooded with broken eggs, and the air
was burned with profanity. A boy, with
a bean sling in bis hand, and the impress
Of the devil on hiSface, peered around the
corner, and n he listened TO the old
mans blnphemy, he muttered; THAT
Haa the boAA shot.n ...-I.- NM
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RESULT OF EATING CAMPHoR.-A little
daughter Of Mr. Dan. Cochran, the con.
iectioner, while visiting some relatives
in East Wheeling, yesterday, ate yuan.
tity Of camphor, which made her 40 i'll
that for time her lie was deapaired Of.
Last evening she w1S resting easy, and
was considered out olall immediate dan.
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A NUMBER of our leading German cit.
iIens eomplimented the Hessian Military
Band with free blow out last night, at
Germlnia Hall. The HesiAnS, in re-
turn, rendered some very choice music,
which not only delighted the audience In
the hall, bnt was AlSo enjoyed BY large
curbsione congregation outside.
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LAY THE Dusr.-As the water works
are in working order again, II will be the
proper thing for Uncle Matthew to load
up his water carts again and start on his
rounds Of relief. The fact is that street
sprinkling, like ice and cheap beer, has
come 10 be sort Of military necessity
for the comfort OF the people. A little
water judiciously applied, the more Of II
the better, to our dusty streets, does a
power Of good, not only as q dust layer
but in cooling the torrid atmosphere.
Move the cart.
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Now Is The time TO buy goods cheap
So many people are out Of town that our
merchants are Offering great Inducements
for the sAkeof securing trade. More es.
pecially those merchants who advertise
10 the tRrELLI0EHCER.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcMc.-The mem.
bers OF the Sunday School connected with
Zionis Lutheran Church held a picnic
yesterday, in Boomers Orchard, up Cald.
wells Run. There vast large turnout,
and the picnic was success 10 every way.
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UP to II o'clock last night no arrests
had been reported at police headquar-
ters. The chances are, at this writing,
that there will be another. "WhileWAsh"
this morninRl
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The ANDES AFLoAr AGAIN. = The
steamer Andes, which went aground on
the Captina bar on Tuesday night, was
pulled Of By. the steamer Telegram on
Wednesday evening about 0 o'clock, and
left Immediately on her trip for Cincin-
natl. The Andes will hardly be able 10
return next week II the river remains in
its present condition.
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A FULL SUPPLY AeA1S.-The new
shalt At the Water Works has been put
into place, which will insure full sup
ply Of water throughout the city. Con-
sumers, however, are cautioned against
too much waste.