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indieate 8 teet ) inches and

River, News. M
The marks indicatee feete. inches and
falling.
The last reports ofthe Alice were that
she was hard aground on cartina rifle. 4,
The Pres Ellison will tow the Willie
Austin to her home, sunfsh, to-day.
The stockdale passed downlast night for
Cincinnati. i-'''
The new Bellaire and Wheeling packet,
Pres Ellison, made the run from Bellaire
TO this port in thirty.seven minutes yester-
day. are - -s
The Bachelor will be this mornings
packet for Pittsburgh, leaving ut 7 O'Clock.
The Andes will leave this evening for
Cincinnati ut the usual hour for departure.
Capt. Charley Muhleman Is In command,
and clerk Ell. Muhleman presides in the
office. g.. -
The Diurnal will be t6.day's Parkers.
burg packet, leaving at 1880 A. NJ.
The Emma Graham is due up to-day,
en- route from CINCINNATI to Pittsburgh.
The local packets are oil running with
the exception Of the Phaeton.
The Cincinnati Times: A,novel feature
In commerce occurred Friday, after the
arrival OF the Baltic, when barge OF coke,
brought by her from Pittsburgh, was sold
to Ironton parties. The Robert PEBBLES
has 1t In her tow, taking it'back to Iron
ton.
The Pittsburgh City Councils have
shown their good sense by reducing the
rates OF wharfage thirty-three and one.
third per cent. Louisville and other
points down the river, still adhering to ex
tortion, should follow the example OF the
The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga:ate says
Wharfmaster Crawford reports the 70
ceipts for wharfage during 1879 as follows
North Side wharf, $s;351 90; South Side
do, Sl,935 @;6Ahegheny do, s., $50 SO
making total Of SIS, 1888 90.
In speaking OF the presentation OF tn,
antlers to the Diurnal by Mr.. ]. H.0gle
bay, the Pittsburgh Dispatch says: "W,
want Captain Booth to put them on will
screws so that in removing them they vii
not be injured. We could name algoot
sized feet oil, boats that can capture then
without coming TO halt" Bring on you
feet. -
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NJ, sAlISeEa, who has had q large ex-
perience in the clothing business, will open
out the "Atlantic Clothing House." No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
March list. b'''.'7' .'''' . s'7,7.'7
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PERSONS with stated incomes can pur.
chase Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
sheib's music store, on monthly payments
OF s. or more, and secure the best organ
made fora very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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Sergeant of the City Of Wheeling.

.rr
onrruARY.-Mr. John. Harris, better
known as "Pap" Harris, died Yesterday at
noon, at the residence Of his daughter,
Mrs. Tamor Nelson, No. 1913 Eof street.
Mr.. Harris has been long and tavorably
Known in this community, and the an
nouncement OF his decease was received
with pain by large circle Of friends.
Mr.. Harris was born In Connersville,
Nd, March 20, 1902. He married in Bal
timore and came to Wheeling when only
twenty.three years OF age. He resided in
this city only q short time, removing TO
Mt. Pleasant, and from thence to Martins
Ferry. After living in that town for. q
short time he moved his familyto this city
in, lS47, residing here ever since. From
that time on 10 the closing years Of bis
active lie he was employed in g. Mendel
& Co.'s furniture factory as undertaken,
continuing in that capacity until his years
forbid him engaging in any active employ
ment. .Ur -. X
Mr.. Harris, we do not believe, had a
single enemy. His life was singalarly
consistent and patriotic. At the breaking
out of the war he openly expressed his
sentiments and ayowed his fidelity 20 the
Union, and in support OF the cause gave
the services Of five.of his sons, who were
noted for bravery and daring. =,
His religious convictions were sincre
having been connected with the Methodist
church since he was nineteen years OF age
He worshiped In the Fourth Street M. E
Church, when 1t was first built, and CON
tinued a COMMUNICATE Of the charge
through the successive changes oil thai
churCh: ~
OF him shakespeare's words can truth
fully be appliedf s-.yeOy .'.ts
His life was gentle; and tHeeIements
So mixed In kin, that nature might stand up
And say to all the world, This was man.
The funeral Of the deceased will take
place from the residence Of his daughter
Mrs. Nelson, No. 1913 Eoff street, to-mor'
row, at 8 o'clock.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
ahows the range Of the thermometer, IS
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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DUBLIC SALE OF BOTTOM LAND
i. NEAR MOUNDSYII4LE There Will DO sold on
the pTsmisos, Oh FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2orn, lsS0,
tract Of about 20 acres Of rich bottom land within
one half mile Of MOuGdtVlle. Also about 10 acres OF
LIiIlRnI near BY and three vacant lots In Mounds
Vile forms Of sale one-third cash. the balance In
one and two years, With Interest: ,,,,,,r!,,,
rsDvv,vY Kin 1891 f9k
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NOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM AND
L Dwelling, Nos. 1858 and 1860 Main street. now
occupied BY u. g. Hopkins. Possession, given April
J., 1850. Apply TO +. KENNEDY,
'IeS0 1893 Main street.
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Wall Papers,. G. Orr & Co. (
For Sale. Il (,
For Rent-Store Room. .t-'
Opera House-Minstrels.
Notice-head Of local.
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SHEET music half price at Hutchins' Art
and Music store. - -
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MRs. FRRp. EpERLR, Bellaire, o., was for
0 long time severely troubled with rheu-
matism. The ST.. JACOBS On instantly
relieved and entirely cured her.
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ONE thousand pounds Of best quality
Southern carpet chain at low prices, at
John Roemers.
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iBy Telegraph

PITTsnuRaH, February 9.-River 8 feet
10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold. -1g's. 900
NASHVILLE, February 9.-Riyer falling
with 7 feet on the shoals. Departed:
Anderson, Cairo. "3l
GRERNvIbLE, Miss, February 9.-River
fell IA inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
Up: schenck. Down: Commonwealth.
New ORLEANS, February 9.-weathet
cloudy and threatening rain. Thermom.
eter 66'. Arrived: Soudder and Golden
Rule. e, fos.a-b.-s 80 ~ %
sVIoKsRuRe, February 9.-Weather
cloudy; thermometer 64e. River fallen 10
inches. Up: Chateau, u. P. Schenek.
Down: Henry Frank, JIM. White.
CrNcrNNATl February 9.-Riyer ID feet
8 inches and falling. Arrived Buckeye
State, Pittsburgh; st. Lawrence, Wheel.
ing; Andy Baum, Memphis. Departed:
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh. loiF
EVANSVILLE, Feb. o -weather clear:
mercury 49,, River Is feet 6 inches and
falling, Up;J. d. Parker, Storm No.
and tow, Bowling Green. Down: Golden
Grown, 1dlewild, Cons, Millar. Business
lively, AMI no -.
So. LOUIS, February 9.-Arrived: Bigley
and barges, Cairo; Vicksburgs, yicksburg.
Departed: My Choice, Cairo, with barges
for New orleansY Colorado, Memphis;
Fearless and barges, Pittsburgh, John
Meana and barges, New Orleans. . Fallen
inches, with s feet inches by the gauge.
Clear and pleasant. ~,
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-River falling
with 2 feet 10 inches in canal and 5 feet
10 inches in the chute and on the falls.
Business good. Weather cool. Departed:
Clifton, Huntington to St. Louis; Montana,
st. louis TO Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, st.
Louis to Huntington; Resolute, for Wa.
bash Island, : 10
CAIRO, February 9.-River 90 feet inch
and falling. Weather clear. ,Thermome-
ter 49,. Arrived: Rhea, Nashville; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Champion, Pa
ducah, Paris Brown, Cincinnati;
Belle, Memphis; Mollie Moore, New Or.
leans. Departed: Ohio, John Dippold
and Yaeger, New Orleans; Mary Houston,
Cincinnati; Rhea, Nashville; Champion,
Moiiie Moore and Belle Memphis, st.
Louis. 81 70 siaa rslt49E -,
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LARGE numbers of our citizens were out
the creek on astsunday cutting and haul.
Ing Ice,
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DOR RENT-TWO LARGE WE'LL
.n finished Frame Dwellings, centrally located on
South Penn street. between Virginia aud Zane streets,
Jiand. Apply at Nc. 10 South Penn street, or TO C.
H. COLLIER, at the office Of the Fire and Marine In.
tan
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nor RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
L and DWELLING. No. iii3 Main street, now oc-
GnpIed by MesArs. c. KrauS Bro: Possession given
Anil Isl, 1850, HENRY X. LIS1,
dad 1901 Main street.
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DOR RENT

MISERABLE CHAPLINE STREET
~ RESIDENCE FOB RENT.-The magnificent
TcSldence on ChapIne street. nov occupied bY Nj. A.
W, Paull l. hereby offered for rent possession April
Isl, 1850 This s considered one Of the most desra-
HE aud convenient residences 10 tho city, and Will DO
let on reasonable terms. Apply TO THOS. OBRIEN,
JAS0 No, 1911 Market street.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

! A. NJ. Inn 81. MIN. YAM. y y. sP. N. 7EA
81 10 40 50 81 81 81 50
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FOR RENT.

U,OR RENT-FRoNT ROOM THIRD
T. floor, over J. II. RIneharts QueCnsware Store,
Market street, opposite Mcclure House. Inquire Of
MRS. A. MABlS, 1877 Market street. 1a9l
NOR RENT = A NEAT DOUBLE
T. OFFICE, No. SC Twelfth street. Possession given
Immediately. For particulars as TO terms, etc., In
quiTe ut STONE 4 THOMAS,
Ial0-S4w-1 1850 Main street.
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Gtle Qateuiaenter.
New Advertisements.

once. Nos. % and "a Fourteenth street,
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AVERY pleasant reception was given by
the ladies Of the Mcclure House last even.
ing. The handsome parlors were pretty
well filed at an early hour with the guests
OF the house and their friends, and others
kept dropping in later, until quite q crowd
had collected. Dancing in the large din;
ing room was the principal amusement for
the youpg people, and some very good
music was furnished by Killmyer and his
assistants. ,,s ~
1tisthe intention to continue these re-
ceptions weekly through the winter, and
they are likely to be among the most en-
ioyable OF our society entertainments.
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HurcHlNs' Art Store Is The place to buy
engraylngs,
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Make "Happy New Year" Happy.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with a
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano.
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
| Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar, -s--.. ...
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo, -g
From the magnificent stock to be- found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
FosTY.KIoHT inches wide detail paper at
Hutchins' Art and Music store,
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-FRoN $500 no
Iil $4,000 10 sums TO suit borrower, on hnteass,
unlncumbered City Property. Ct
Wants TO borrow 5000 for two y0ars on q valuable
Farm, having hno RsSidenee, carrying Insurance
policy Of 5000 nnnculnbercd; but short distance
IRON the city. A desirable lnyestment, the parties
reliable. Apply toALExAHDEl BONE, II
General Business and Real Estato Agent, 1915 Mar
ket stre0t, Crangle's Block, over City Bank. IR3i
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EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No, O.
IL Eighteenth street, East Wheeling containing
store room and eight MONS and good cellar water and
gsG. A good stand for grocer. Cheap 10 good ten
ant Inquire OF A. N. ADAMS, nj Lucas Music
HtOFe, lI27 Market street. Jus
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A PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE

A PLEASANT SOUTh SIDE houoE
AF0R SALE.
street. near TWenty.thtd SIAet, In this city, c0u-
taning seven TOOIiI, bath ROOM, large pantry, two
halls and splendid cellar, with yard In front and
rear, extending back 70 the alley. The house Is IN
rood condition, and must DO sold Immediately. In:
9uIre at HAmIlton'S Grocery, corner TWenty'seeoud
and Market streets Terms reasonable teDo
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NOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
IL move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
Isl Of April next, 10 the rooms now occupied By
Vance, hughOl& Co., No. iSd Main street We offer
tor rent the rooms we now occupy, No: 12a Main
street. HAhPEk, BIO.
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REGULAR TUEsDAY.PACKET-FoR
" Patsersburg, Pcmeroy, GallIpOliS, H[
lfonton, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays Le'lH3ktR
Vile, Cincinnati and Louisville, a2LAzA
The Elegant Passepser. Steamer l
NEW AEDEs...-...S.....cHAs MuHLKnAs, Master,
Ed. MuHLEMAS, Clerk,
Leates Tuesday February 10TH at D. m positively.
Pasengor and freight receipted through to hi points
Wet WET and SOUTH For freight or paaage apply on
10 IL. c.IiH. BOOTH 4 SON.
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C,TocKs AND I.EAL ESTATE HAVE
y had many years experience In selling
and buying stocks and real estate, and would
take pleasure in giving any Information
might have TO buyers or sellers, and particu.,
larly take pleasure in receiving orders TO sell
or purchase, doing justice TO both parties.
l. IRWIN,
ia22 Agent.
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A LODGE Of colored masons will be or.
ganized in this city some time next week.
The lodge has scared Hornbrook's Hall
ass lodge room. Our best Colorea citixens
will be members, and the new lodge will
start out under the most favorable aus.
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Wash furniture with Ivory Soap,
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NOR RENT-rHE FINE DWELLING,
No. II Fifteenth street; also nice SIX
TOomed house on the Island, and several
small houses IN different parts OF the city. All
'' H. FORBES,
ialO Custom House.
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DWELLINGs FOR RENT-THE NEW
~ brick dwelling, No. 10 Fourteenth street, six
rooms, wash room and cellar aisO thu frame DWELL
ing, seven rOoms No. IS South Front Street. Island,
very near Suspension BEllgO. Possession April lst
Innnlrn Of j. c Hupp No. % fourteenth street. lal0
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UoR RENT-A LARGE, HANDSOME.
II Ky finished Residence, ono Of the best in the
cIty, situated on Main street, In very desirable
psiEhbOrhoOl The house has all the modern lm.
pTUVenlsnts Including stationary waSh-stands speak
Jug tubes, DC. For termS address, With name, T. o.
b0x No, rs. fc7
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PRROSAl.-ool. ]. O.Kartz, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, was at the Stamm yesterday. b
Capts. ]. R. T. Lindley and A. T.
Rodgers, Of Silver Cliif, COL, are the
guests Of Major J. Y. L, Rodgers Of this
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kentucky Fairs.

The following is arevisea list Of az
10 be held IN this year.
Ashland, Boyd, co, Sept. 90.
Bardst0wn, Nelson co, Sept. 7
Cynthiana. Harrison, 60. Aug. "a.
Danville, Boyle co, Aug. 10.
Elm Spring, Fleming co. Any, 81.
Falmouth, fendlctoD county
Florence, Boone CO. Aug. 81.
Frankfort, Franklin CO. Sept. 81.
Franklin, Simpson CO. Sept. i6.
Germantown, BFecken. co. SeptS.
ilarrodsburg. Mercer CO. Aug. 3.
Henderson, Henderson co. Sept. %,
Hopkinsville, Christian CO. Oct. 6.
Eawrenceburg. Anderson co. Aug. l6,
Lexington. Fayette CO. Aug. 81.
Louisville, Jefferson co. Aug. 80.
Maysville, Mason co. Sept, q.
Uwensboro, Dsyiess co. Oct. -.
Paducah. McCracken CO. Oct. 5.
Paris, Bourbon county. Sept, 7.
Richmond, Madison co. August.
Shafpsburg. Bath county Aug4.
Shelbyville Shelby co. Aug. "a.
Springfield, Washington, Aug. q
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Election Personalities.

Il am going to stump the country
for Garfield" said General Maxwell;
OF Michigan, the other day, and his
wooden leg twitched nervou>ly.
$50 am l." said Colonrl-, "but
| begin to feel doubtful about it,"
That don't matter" said General
Maxwell. Let us stick by'our party.
$50 We will, but great deal of
dirt is going to,be thrown at Han
cock" ia fn- g.
mot in my presence" said General
Maxwell. I'VE both fought under
Hancock; and though shall support
and vote for Garfield, let no man dis
parage Hancock in my presence. l
should take off my wooden leg and
bresk the head of the first man who
did it, and this leg cost me 1925.
Past it .E
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Iein Gott!
i5cntucsy Intelligencer.

In the suit of Gott VS. Colt, now
pending in the Warren Circuit Cont,
in taking dispositions few days since
one of the attorneys asked the witness
the following questions:
Now can you tell OF your own
knowledge, whether } +, Gott got
the goods he got from Moses Gott i'll
the way Of a collection for logs j, +.
GOtt got off trees he got from NJ. Colt
or whether he got from Colt the goods
he got from Colt on an order he got
from Gott Tor logs, which Colt had got
from NJ. Gott?'
The witness said he thought it did,
but the answer was not considercttsui-
fciently explicit and by common CON
sent the question was referred to the
Circuit Judge.
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now presents to the women Of our
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of the "menses. Dir. J Bradfeld's
Female Regulator acts like charm
in ''whites," or ina Sudden check of
the monthly courses" from cold,
trouble Of mind or like causes, by
restoring the discharge in every in
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saves the constitution from countless
evils and premature decay. This
valuable preparation is Tor sale at
81 so per bottle by all respectable
Druggists in the land. Prepared
and sold by Bradfield, Atlantis, Ga,
\ thousand women testify to its NJ er
its. For sale By Hopper d. Son.
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Old DR.. John Dodd's
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Tor he hath done thee wrong; sea,
and thy fellows wrong also.
IS. And, THAI Que said unto Dam
phool, TO in peace, antsee thou do not
so again. lest the men OF this picnic
pulverize thee unto powder.
80. Aud bamphooi CAT him from
that place /; and when the people saw
the tate OF The moon, that there was
not blood upon il any more hecau q
DaInphool, the Oldhamite, then &c.
joiced they, tF 81 "a
30 And said: On wish the dance,
Behold The jubinb bird singeih III,
song III love unto the rustic maiden
The wild bull OF the tribe OF Oldham
hath eeased toraise TN Jebaun,iin
and BELOW Tor gore aud oil things art
lovely.
81 Therefore Yet the men OF LII,
draw The hair of the hippo across Oh,
bowels Of the feline, thai there DO no
more discora iiI.ihe tent picnic
81. Aud IL was so. Aud one o
the tribe Of Lilly stood up before Ia,
people and chinncd unto them, saying
BalIansall, which, being interpreted
Is the same AS TO say, Dance, the SON
and daughters Of men.
80. And they'did dance; aud order
did reign liz the city ofthc Pole, AS i
were.
81 And Timothy arose, and w3t,
of the doings Of Dalnphool in his
book and said,
IS. By the beard Of tho William
Goat. this people is great people
and the men of the goat riders b.
Odd Fellows. 4fa
80. More saith not Timothy lest HI
also be fired Out like unto Damphool
the Oldhamite. OATH lnl1
81, Selah.--Sg,.day argus.
g. ~ -
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as well as ever, butglittle thirsty,
ha9ing been accustomed to take Lunch
at 10 O'Clock. He takes long walk
shout the room.-P. S.-A letter from
George Francis Train has Just been
received telling the patient for Gods
sake 10 cease not eating any longer.
that he has already gained a victory /;
but the latter sends him word back TO
40 to- F16s AAEs
II M.-Time's up, Patient sill
alive and expresses belief that he
could fast an hour longer it he was
not SO hungry. The physicians stink
from the room perfectly astonishel at
human endurance. Slate Journal
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-08-03
A Buddhist Fable.

B0dhlSatt was a tradesinan fwhO
went from village to village to dispose
of his wares. One day when at the
house Of carpenter, whose head was
bald like copper pOrringer. mus
quito alighted thereon; and the car
penter called to his son, who was near,
to drive it away. The son taking a
sharp az for this purpose, aimed a
blow at the insect, but split his fathers
head into and killed him. On seeing
what he had done, Bodhisat said that
an enemy was better than foolish
relative or friend,