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WEATHER i,EtiI,ETIN.


rlpnei aet vtea ttnl!al aiatna at,er y
'faiv metnatolepiea ,eetfa IT. Tho hlehA har'a
rntlas u p.as 4 ~ faea'qF tana"tF y
ts,,nef WI otr tehnu III y, ahtua ntt''tanf ~
Hmm 81 oil elmlinfia
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Opinion of Fsiiinent pr. ~. g. ateuart,
president Maryland Hospital. Haiti
.* i hnyo naaa 0nlann.n Lln.Ir.n launIa

80 | have unrA Iulinn'n Iinhla'n LIQUID
Fxtrnst ~ ilonf niii Tonic lnvisurAtOr fot
melr ihau year, anil recommend n ono of
tho mrnt efficient prepafatiahn hRvn ever met
WITH II tA,mhiaeH tho vtttuon oF foai ard fpntd
In u remarkable why. nE Il am Raiienol haa
rnvrd ifa when NV other medicine could M au."
Sold hy laaIirg druEEirfa da2a DAWN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Eavs fi,inrna Huant hhai g ,ni,auF vr Tas
tf,Iluaft Gnppt.i Iilatr lrt ~ ~ taat,a
a iinn unu hutlitnt luiuhntttn patltatnpisd
nni s,llett,,t pal Autiltu, ~ thihttal ftrtn "rl
la5tt,g an toe aputnat tlninttHa ~ thnlt s,Fnt.
etir !, the yunra lait lafF. 1919 fett aui ilia
taatt ~ eti ID avoided p,Fd tlanlatati nnll
nud val !
rani - Tneanis so aan ~ Hurtn q "a
pul ansnntin,intl nj plaintiffs eust
MIS- MetF NJ rha,ans.n 81 81 vr. f4nn! w.
900 Judgment In rlalntfs H. The au,n ~
saasa
Hnaata, 4 tla Va Jos, West tlr Judgment
In niaintItFa
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Superior Criminal tlpurt.


nagtuontI Domingo. ,nutIor noinn fnr g
euettaneiyp punaat G,ahtea
AppAntHrt Ann tt,narFr put "uttTs
Wnn ttaIn end 1'hnnea iFnai, Grand lai"nnT
,navtatnt,
q ntn1ir aulntn1 Indicted January q 100"
fnr ihn antttilat ~ Robert Hnson 81 On WIND :
pitna,r al Tho AIT m rad tlvn mileastnlew al
alpta tha morning 1T tha r.Feht anntl IT
Auu,tai 1910 Tho aelanna In The easa wac
,,at,nlnniy anl the iitF after remaining h',t fnf
a Inst tlua raiutnai q verdict ~ guilty. with
t,ut raiit al punishment
ACQUITTED.
Wanlon W Gibson. shooting AMI wnundlna V.
- atrantF With intnnt t. ,nnrhat
1urunasi, tnpE
The grand jury wac VOC o, anF enpagad IN In
wool 10 ~ iep 10 oil n,ouh etinaea II ! I'm u
WIaLanln,n late taahint IF Null, Duck worth =
Tn
40 fna,a woe antetinined ft,ai Winhan1",f
~ ip III i,annt,a a wp,e y, the ahttan IT the grand
inv and ieave tho nilr ha was Thought into
nnntt ~ q uiaa nnl plnnad Under l",nds -
"a walt The aeinn IT that tnlr.
First District Court.
tapnRNATiuHa
~ pianaaa
PLEADED t4UIi,TF.
I,aorh fiimnspn assault anl ha'iarv rlaadnl
puiify tn simple assault santaHhaA ~ one
month In the Parrish Prison.
HnttH rpoarprFHb.
John Trainer iataanre
An9uttIrn
Annie Warwick latnanF
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rAsrrs.s,Atsos .r aosD.
STATE pT iBltISfAHA,
GvEat,ttva tlst,asttuhUf.

HTArH or totIGfAHA,
Hvhartiva Department
w HHRHAa, InHH !. nARRow Oh, rHH
w rn,ial, ~ Wpat HellaI. no hpa applied u
aigned Nv hltn ~ the mtn'h 1sy ~ iaHHatv,
laia no ptlpntpsi ~ 'ite anm ~ sis ihon7anh
anilats -ith ito hathinatta' uatnna sef'Htitlna
ard ~ Tho thn ulns astHnfs - ut, Jghn I.
/, tint, " thn attfo ~ thltv i've hundtaa anss
Ia'9 f,nata mn!i I"t " anta Z re llnna.
THOUSAND dollars ea naeklat IN the SUN
| - ava 1G"d'aa dnl'a's pha es,naltieppd iar
1he H., ~ IT, - aN a nish II VIII
Hgllaians IA .=g.*.. 4.
NV. 'ha,ete.a. {. FnAaus. = HidHoLts.
| thttiehl ttffua, ~ lFHna this nv prHalamatlsH.
with the Flew ~ plvirg nuble nn'ins Vi, all pef
suue hethlu Interested T., eltttu 2 uae In wilt
Ipp NJ lie ngi"e ~ 10 sret stety't state IN the
nlty IT Nav Hlteaua 4ttln nlnhv days alter
| lhn lpei rp'iattIetl s'a,n,f WHY ssla ht,nl aud
| The tnafieapa r. nliup thetef,nn ahaHa Htt
| ba nanealai and aHtnllsil apa HE sutatlHa
! pi,.gn ptned alahl,a,esl ftntn any further lia-
/ iil.lna II tbs rte'olsns
WtaaaH tnr ssnqnea ani sral NJ the siata ~
/ ia,aiainta ~ H. ely u NJ r Dthanq. this thlf4
ieentl, flav ~ lahnatf H. Tho vsa. ~ gHt L'fl
| The yna tnnArta nnH TRUTH veqf ~ The hide
nan'laana # The tinted a'a"a u AWetIes
raAHttaT aipHoitA.
| l,suAe appeya Assistant Fansatatv ~ stata
| jets an
EzH0urlvr DEPARTMENT.
State ~ itnHiataHa. J
WHHRHAak fohMAT HAS
w reached hot egli dostg ana mias
| ahievp,ia taishtta ate wandering ateilt In the
u ulal II ct nes,.n y nee Ia his state.
giving otf'eta ~ tealflep'a ~ hst patlah ~ lie
part thetaftpfn wit5in twentv tnut hours,
ihA,pt,g t.faaflng 9laYtiat aud naauu1tng II,
/ thera-lgas y tfeht Vtiah ls prohibited ~ Law !;
| and " ataas | atn leetmltn1 - tttntnre all
n!iIfans u thla State II The aninsmAnt IT their
NV NV i thafsfa,a' t Lohls ALFRED WITT.
| nnvernpr ~ Tho atpta ~ f5ttislann ~ virtue
~ ihs authority vaaiai ~ ~ ',Y he apnsti.na
| tlan III hatelg vntu tl,nas evil inars ana mis-
| chile nns pa,aone ~ ieslst trim thait evil
| ntttttsa and 10 ~ - nal lp.n the prpi gitisans
~ The parish ~ East nat3n Itaea ~ iirsnttn&
tanahea such paraens aua - ali ard aa lat tho
| Ia rfTlas,a ~ tIla state IT. arrest inp end hring4
| Ing l., iusli.a oil uatahna VIII, may hlEtntb The
| panna auh ln'etf ata ulth this flights md pfa-
| ruaailvha ~ tho panpla ~ ~ anv portion ~
| tho panpia ~ the ratish ~ al Baton Rouge.
/ Aivan undat my signature AMI the saa ~ The
atate ~ t,anlslana 81 The city ~ HgH Orleans
| liis twenty asvantil day ~ tbs tnpath III Jatti4
ety A. 4 1890 LOUIS 4. Witt.
Ng The f4s7rthnf4
/ WIT A Etnnaa seatataty ~ state.
i ;nu Fta
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aeods Git Edge Tonic restores tho appetite
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pmAI. HsrATm yRAmaEHna.

n l,,alneqq ,islnui y lndl"ataa falling:
lnlisn'ss pta'ieno.r
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Thrnwn frn,n q Wagon.
Al hnlf rnai = u'nlank last evanine InnePh
ytatt, vvaa fitnwn iron, q raaui, ~ Hpvata
uaa, rhil. snt ntli anve,aiy vrnnlsl atttt
the haati ia waa lahan nhatoa ~ ~ hla
f,Innt1s
uaofl'a am Hiioo 'r.nlf. fam nn1 aoaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-28

Roed'a GIT Edge Tonic cures dyHrnpaia.
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E'a,,tih Ipiatrini ,im,tt
Tirh niai,ioi. tlnn,,t.

M,e Mas = Thrtulli 20 nfaia uaiunal
nnnR Judgment ~ infenlani
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
THE OaEeoN KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following testimonials. not
from pcrsons 5000 milss away. whom
no one knows. but from well.known
and trus.worthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written with thsir Own
hands. can be $3.50 ct our o6ce:
SiLyEkrox. Or. March 81. 1880.
! hsys bern afflicted with : kidnsy
trouble Tor twelve years. dusiug which
time have ussd slmass every kidney
remedy I could hear Of. but obtained
M rslief nnail tried the ORsooN
KiDHHy T8A 1&aa nsw usiag the
ssos0d bog snd ssa fres - say that
am much better and have NO hesitsney
10 recommending IL - . pleasant and
cafe kidney remedy. W. B. Cox.
GoLDENDALE. w. T.. March 81. 80.
IhAve bad the diabetes for thirty
years. Have bad many physicians
prescribe fur me. but failed ~ get r.
lief ! tried the UREaoN KIDNEY TIA,
and the fret dose gsvs me relief I
am now 4imost we'll, aud would REQ
omm-nd il t, ary one suffering from
this dis-sss. MusRs PiKe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
A NEW CoAsrxn-Ths Asse IN

4 NEW CoAsTxR.-Ths 1sst irus
coaster going under ssii, On The Psei6s
Ocean. arrived in our harbse last even.
ing. The weasel We refer ~ 10 the bsrk
Annie johnson. which issboat to engage
in the trsnsposiation Of coal frew Seat.
tie to San Francisco. This vessel has
had remarkable history. which has
been narrated ct length in these col.
nmns b-fnrs. and to which We can nov
a.lude in bri-f. She was f.r1srly
III. British ship Ada Ir-dsle. While on
her wsv to Ssn Fsanciaco with full
cargo Of coal about three years agn.
spontaneous combostion ensued, and
the captain aud crew were compelled
to desert the ship. which they did in
open boats. The material of which the
vessel was constructed wcnld ms nor.
init her burning. bat the csrgo within
her burned for months. She hnated
about the Pacific Ocean. being fire..
qusntly sighted by ether craft. Dot in
her csndit,o0 Dsshing could b done
with her. Finally. when the FIRE was
about extineuished some sntsrprisine
fellows from Frisco vent ont and cap.
tursd her. brought her into port.
cleaned bar up. rugged her ~ bark,
changed her nsWe to Annie Johuson,
got sn Americsn register Issued to her
BY special act Of Congress, snd-here
she is on her 6rst voyage after osal. The
Annie Johnson will easily carry 1900
tons Of cosl. and she viii be al adj.
tion of value to our casting Acct.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

Invitations wers generally circal.tsd
yestssday 10 the Mcclure Tibbis we'd
ding. which viii take place in Trinity
Church ct 8 o'clock on Thursdsy even
ing Of this week.
Geo. +. Atkinson. Of the Tscosns saw
mill. IL one 1t the pssseng r. leaving
Portland tor 8an Francssco On the
steamer last sanday. A little change
and rest are what he 10 after.
TeS. r. Commerrii Herald Of July
i.t says: "A cissing out sale Of WASH
ington Territory 1879 hops is reported
1T Is e.ats. Crop prospects oil over
tins Pacific slope Continue TO be- favor
able for full avsrsee yirid. The res
cut no.nin-l spot range Of bling
prices, rs ~ IS cents"
The TscDma paper says that Grant
was removed from the command OF the
Alida for his rsason Hsrefused toailow
Guinness 70 eat 1t the stAbl with other
psssengsfs- The mattsr was reported
10 C,l Dre, The Chinese Consul, ~ho in
turned nsti6sd Wr Stsrr thst he would
save trouble By dischsfging Capt Grant
from his service.
The Government has just given .
contrast 70 J Mscdonough. of Sac
Fssnciscs. for the supply Of 5000 tons
cal during this current year. TO the
barracks. srsensi. Fort Point. Angsi
Isl.ad. Ysrbs BnsuA, The steamer Nc
Pt.rsos. sio This - enc Of The lar :
gest contracts aver given by the Gov
ernmcnt OF this coast English coal
is callei for. Seattle coal vas o6sred
At s;lowrr rate. end for IL rejection no
Sufficient reason can bs gisen.
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Tnx KLHCrsoN.

Much EXCITEMENT existed al day yes
tsrd.y ovrr the city election. Every
body was ont, and everybody entitled
Ia cast vots exercised the privilege.
The Sytilswrnt caused good deal VI
sc,ivs Ssefiopeeriug. . hsap Of blow
ing ard s6ns betting. People 0sner-
ally ksp their tempers. thoagl, and
the sbsSnce OF dssTdcr Mss gretifring.
One IL The 6fst causes Of bad feeling
was the refusal Of judgss Of election to
accept votes from msn who had not
paid taxes during the pest year. That
this WAS ths law bad been asserted and
reiterated by abs evening paper. cad
the Judges seemed to think Il Was 20.
A little l.. struction from the Prosecu
ting Attorney had the s6ect Of alter
ing their miais In this matter. and .
half handrsd or more votes were cast
in Consequence ssa
A notable feature Of this election was
thu defe.t Of the bolters. A majority
NJ the legal voters IT the city met In
C,nvention aud nominated nine men
ior the nins positions 70 be filed. A
fsw who failed To get cov.t,d noa.iaa.
tions got ny nav tickets. and some
rather cont-m ptible dodges were re-.
sorted to Ia get ihnss tickets in the
ballot boxes. II is enough to say that
eight OF the nine convention nominees
were elected. and . rebuks administer
cd to the boilers they will long bear in
mind.
The course 1T the ISTELLrGgScER in
this campais n has been appr ,ved by
the people. II was fair and square.
oron aud above board. truthful and
honorable The results we predicted
have all been realized. We need say
10 more
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
City Council Proceedings.

FRIDAY, July l2. 1880.
Council met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor the Mayor aud
Conncilmen Clancy, Hawthorne. Stet
son, Miller and King
The Council proceeded to the rsvi-
sion aud correction of erroneous assess :
ments in the assessment roll Of the year
1850.
1t was ordered that committee Of
three be sppoia,sd To examine ASSESS.
ment roll to ascertain IL the assessment
is eqna! and uniform. The Mayor ap.
pointed Cosociln,sn Sts's n. King aud
Miller a. such Committee.
Adjourned until Tueedsy evening.
July 18th. 1880. vt NJ o'clock Pm
E. 3. OsBoRNE. Clerk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

SALE OF QUIZ Wool CRor --On Sat.
urdsy lest, largs number OF our far
msrs wefs In town for The purpose Of
di.pesiug of their WOOL. About 50. 900
pouads we're isadefsd Tor. In sealed
bids. Me-. trauenthai. Of Seattle; Mr.
w G Crpsby. II san Francisco; and
Msssrs Woodward and Davis. Of Port
land, WIRE present. The highett bid
was 70 cents per pound from As Cross
by; ths purchaser 70 pay for sacks. IL
il e4timAt-d that the eatir1 ofop will
reach 81 900 pouuds -bsise lo.Ooo more
than was r<prss-ntsd ~ The Above sale.
The crop lest. year was between $4,000
aud ~. 700 psanaa. but The severe winter
and the ',scab" caused the depreciation.
Next Nod qs Jsesesy ~ ~anl will
b. dslivefsd 81 this city.-Stsitscoon,
EtPnffl1nf1 III
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

Carr LAWSON RELiEvED.-The Or.
egoaiaa ssys: 'Capt Stehn'an Fornsy OF
IL. United States coast aud geo ietic
survey. srriv+d here from the East on
Thur,dty. esening on bis way to Puget
Squad. where he viii relieve Capt
Lawson. The work Laid out will sm-
ploy him probably tee or three years. +"
II the foregoing mesus thst Capt Law.
son il to bs discharged from the SER
vics. or removed TO another field. hia
friends on tho Sound will be deeply
grisvsd. The Captain hss bsen oper,
sting. u ~ s6Aoaoer Rsnns lssoy. fross
CAPS Fisttsfy 20 un8sat6s daring IS
past thirteen or fourteen years. and has
ever bssos seoesAed Asaost ,assfal And
honorable man. He LAs made his home
in OlympiA, No citissu. Of which places b
held In hishsr sspnts thap be- II Capt
Lawssn ,is % 10 removed TO anothsr
neld. we trust that Il Will b. 10 one Of
grestsr trust and responsibility. to one
Of his liking. and TO one where the SER
vice and The country will recsive IN,
l~rgest measure of benefit from his.
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A PRETTY GooD YARN.-A Psris

A PRETTY GOOD YARN.-A Psris
authority on American affairs tells the
following truthful story about an .d :.
venture that befell the dancer. Ssusa.
liza: Once. when . mansgsress of =
travelling circus in the wilds Of Ohio,
she was suddenly attacked l.y . band
Of savage Sioux Indians. led BY the 70.
doubtsble Sitting Bull. Every body
fed. and all WAS conservation and do.
spair. many persons being drowned in
the tenn pestuous waves Of the mighty
Amazon. Suddenly this heroine sprAug
upon an unsAddled horse. rallied round
her p T Bsrnum mi few others Of
her employees. aud. With revolver in
hand, attacked aud d,sperssd the muir
derous rrd devils. Kansas City re-.
wardsd her with = CON mssnoratiye
medal. aud Col BufEalobill. Of Lieut.
Geo ehsridan's stat. knelt at her feet
and s6srsd her his hsud and fortune. :"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

The above indicates pretty fair an.
naal increase. that Of 1879 over 1873
being about Is per cent. while that Of
1880 over 1878 Is nearly SO psr cent.
At county anI T-rritorial election,
such NJ We will have in November next,
a.vste Of not les than 1000 may DO con-
dd-ntly sntici, a.sd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

In sccordsnce with the foregoing. tine
Couucilnsn elect are Mcssrs. S,s,son
and Rasin ia tie First Ward. Msssrs.
Mcdonald. Collins aud Jennings in the
Second. and M~ssrs. D~nsmors aud Ma.
ton la the Third.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

the Boss LrScn AND rHx BKsr
BkkR yoa will sl~ays end .: the
Coneosdsa Hall. asa Mil street, not
only the heAt VI hose made. bat also
sh< sxcslleat llumboldt Logger Beer.
Also imported beer In quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham asd all kinds Of
cold luaohes % or1oe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

sUNMAAY:
Maximum thxmometsr es deGrsss On the 2seh,
Minimum thaemoWstAR. - aaGHoeo, 18th.
Ranss for the month. 50 degrees.
Maximum b.romstsr. SON. 4th.
Aiaimum base0s11. 1o.oA tn IA
nasgs ~ - wooeA, en-.
uumb9 g aays Ealn fall. &
osoqus1n1s ssvw = iss higAsst - ~ 80 ~.
W. 0EYNons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

PlcxlcKERs "A party ofsisht or ten
couples viii leave this city Wednesday
serniss lwssthsr favsrable) Tor : ton
day. camping expedition on the beau
ufal shores 81 Puget Sound. During
their travels they expect to explore the
shore line of Vsshon Island from one
end to the ether. We wish them the
'ali ancsnt ~ pleasure thsy sniicirote.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

4 SHERMAN HYp1 ( Co. Psnitic Coast
Agent Al-o agents for tbe celebrated
Ertry And s,a..i ri Oresss. For sheet
Music mud Bras Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co..
.sn.3i -i&wly Fan Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
THE CITY VOTE.

The following indicates tn. vots o
'the city By xards for Mayor 1t s.ch of
the three last sl.ct:ops:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

WHAT WE KEEP. AT tho Bureau will
b found pure snda, frssh from our new
fountain. rs we'll ~ fruits OF all kinds.
Oar stock Of candies comprises opera
csramsls. butter scntch. CAtawba jelly.
chocolate erssma Jenny Linda. ceeoanus
caramels. cocoanat ice. several kinds Of
tally aud fall lins Of nuts. Our stock
Of eiesrs~is fresh and varied. Smoker
shoald aot fail to try The Travellers
Cosnfort-"
PLuNNER = You've,
iy6-lw Mill street..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
nusucipal eLsc1,os or 1880.

At the election in this city ysstsrdsy.
go votes were cast. or these 1853 we're
polled il the First Ward, 243 In the
Second. and 206 in the Third.
Briefly summed up the results were
NJ fellows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

Glenn Stevenson, conductor on the
&. x Il. railroad, has removed his family
from Wellsvillc TO our city.
John u. Heinlcin, OF Bridgeport, was
in our city Yesterday.
James II. Mcfarland agent Tor the
Howe sewing machine in this city,
leaves for a business taip East, on the
b 4 o., through West Virginia.
Ii the escaped lunatic asylum idiot
who makes an attempt To dish up news
from Belairc 10 the MOundsville G0.CHf
would conline himself to common sense
and truthful statements Of happenings,
he would be much better thought OF by
Brilaire citizens.
The girls are gone on Conductor
Feelev. He always was dashing.
Miss Frances p. Smith, OF SistersviIle,
is the guest OF the family OF Abram. III.
Marsh, on Noble street
The Bgllaire City Glee Club met at
the home Ut Miss May Deemes, in South
Bellairc last evening and spent quite a
pleasant time.
Carroll Drcmes, clerk in Mercer 5
drug store, who has been rusticating at
GAINESVILLE for week or more, has re-
turned.
The Masous rrcousidered their action
in regard 10 their celebration on the
oath of Jun" and have postponed it for
an indefinite length oi time.
\ stone wagon, having suffered much
the worse for wear, met with the mis-
fortune OF loO>ing the tire OF one OF the
wheels and the spokcs out OF the other
Yesterday and WAS hauled up through
town in such condition.
John J. McDermott has had four new
window awnings put up in front OF ms
place OF business, on Union street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The river at this point Is still falling,
the marks on the wharf last night indi-
eating a depth an the channel OF . rect
inches. Weather clear and hot.
The wharf presented a very lively
appearance yesterday. 1t resembIed
old times. 4 large amount OF freight
was both received and sent away.
TIE Andes got away about o'clock
last night with one Of the largest trips
of the season.
The c. W. Bachelor arrived about Q
A. NJ, and departed at Is o'clock last
evening The reason of the delay was
the immense amount OF freight that
was taken on board, it being one OF the
largest trips with which this boat has
ever left the wharf.
Will :. Hays is a candidate for Mayor
OF Louisville.
The steamboat cooks and bakers are
meeting with surprising success in their
endeavor to form Mutual Benefit As
ISOLATION. About forty names nave
been signed 10 the preliminary papers,
and Il temporary organization perfected.
-- Gin. EGg,Gr'r.
The Belle Prince left with a small tow
for Pittsburgh last night.
The Katie StOckdale passed down yes
tcrday morning at 8 o'clock.
The Courier is the regular Parkers-
burg packet for this morning.
The local packets are all running on
regular time.
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when they called on him. He was
informed about the history OF Martin
Van Buren, and Thomas jefferson and
great many other persons. The first
visit to him was great success, 20 him
on this account. The second visit was
somewhat fGtiruing. Few persons had
the third visit. Ii he had belonged to a
smaller St,;e he could not have played
his fy-bait with half the efficiency he
did. But New York offers great facili-
ties TO high class OF mountebanks. Ii
has 100000 OF population, and very
little of the lethargy and staleness OF an
old city. 1t is about the only State in
the East perpetually freshened by ac-
cessiOns of population, and by a warm
natured, sensible people. They all gave
Mr.. Tilden a magnificent chance.
When he was Governor they awaited
his work and seconded him. His mis-
take was in running for the office OF
President OF the United States. As long
as he was great local refOrmer he com
manded the reverence OF Republican
politicians rs we'll as of Democrats. The
farmers, without It gard to party, said:
ole is our cheese" But when he
ieathered his arrow for the Presidency
the Republicans looked at him with
more careiulness. When they found
him surrounded 10y his Peltons, Wool
leys, Weeds and other birds of appetite,
they said: 1--WE don't know how much
reiormer should presume And
then the deciphering OF the cipher dis
patches made the New York Stalwarts
say: owe are sold out for freshmen.