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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-08
hARTIAg FERRY.
PersonaI-DOnbls WsddiDg-U adigniasd
observation-disclosures Gossip,

PeFSOnAl-DOuble Wedding HdiEninsd
CouneilmAn-GsnsFal Gossip,
Mammal Lynn Is on the Lick list,
Mr.. L. O. Boyd returned from the East Sat.
urday evening.
weeks visit TO his brotheFs, Sam and Eugene,
in Missouri.
The hands Il the LAughlin Mill were of
Friday afternoon and Saturday forenoon on
account Of the heat
Prot, inc, A. Gray, OF MuskinRum college,
with his family, Is visiting mis- father, Mr.. Jas,
A. Gray, on Fourth street
Chas W. Cooks little sig year old 8 N, Fl.
nler, who died in Wheeling was buried in
Walnut Grove Cemetery Friday afternoon at
Mr. John Haynes, who went to Denver,
Col several months ago, returned home Fri.
day evening He expects to remain here un-
til spFing,
Mr., Plat Wells, wife and little daughter,
from Canton, o., who were visiting Mis- D,
D. Martin, drove down In their carriage aud
returned by the same overland route.
Mr.. Frank PoWeEA OF Pittsburgh, Is visiting
Mr.. ID. WestlRke, his faLher.in.lAw. Mr., p
Is leader OF 4 large church choir At Pittsburgh
He presides at the organ at the camp meeting
Ross P. ]. Drenpen returned Saturday ai
tsFnOon from Denver. COL, where hs hal
been very sick, Ross has spent some OF BIZ
time In Columbus, Chicago Milwaukee AnC
other Western cities since his departure from
here In the spring,
A couple OF our young men, brothers
Alonzo and Alexander Hood, have begur
life anew, each having taken unto himself
wife, AlOnZ9 was married Thursday af er
noon In Washington, Ohio, to . Miss Robin
son. In the evening Of the same day AleIan
der wps married TOT Miss Dobler in Wheeling
Accept our hearty congratulations aud beS
wishes,
On Saturday evening Mr.. Thomas MulIaney
occupied positions and assumed attitude
rather undignihed for q councilman. as
general thing cOuncilmen sre not found roll
Ing around in the mud on the street, soilinI
their clothes und faces. II Is explained ii
this manner: Mr.. Mullaney went John Def
fey's security In Wheeling 10 the extent o
sos for some clothing, 90. Deiisy work
under Mullaney at the Laughlin Mil. TbI
former asked for an amount OF six dollar
said TO bs due him, but the latter wished Il
have this amOunt used in the discharge OF TIL
first obligation Hot woris followed ant
Detlsy struck Mullaney, then there wa
graphing; then 4 rolling In the mud.
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pUBL1O SALE
or THE
FAIR GROUNDs'
On Wheeling island
or THE

In bvY,usnee Of 4 resolution idopttd BY ib'iT1
h6II ets Of the North Wtt Virginia Agtttl., 4
eIely, al 4 tntetIiE held In the city o. VIM
thc bib day Of july, 1881, The uhdsf'iihea 'N"
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881, 49,.
eommeneinE al 10 O'oi0tt T. IN a. ne ItnI I'D n
ibeJouft HOUSE u Uhio county, Wei ,Itg, III
eeed 10 tell Al public suction, to the NY" s,,l
bVtt bidder, the real q tate AZ = PuTithL,Is a,i n
b. he aid North West Virginia hb,TasSu y
citty, situated on Wheeling lshtd ana
Hi SSii.fbcVn Tract Of lard oni,lh' WI Il
| acres and ID one Il the most d,'l1Gls KY, |, In
ID OF btaf 10 the city Of httiln9 Epblra
made 10 the iolloEin5 dstdsiot let'i,u1i 10 ~ -.
And quantity Of land offered 't' . u,,v Il 4 N,t,
r, Blown and Others to lhd AlnEu' u; SOM
betfinR date The 18th day o. NoVenp.i, , ne I'D
corded In DeJd Book No 6ii P,Gft JIoiJS
records VI Ohio county, IVES Nus. " IN BiJ =
mSds by Joseph Hlfche, "nei AhI : ',s,uny vi
eItiJ, b,ArinE date the i'lh dly ,,ss 4, ~
I'D recorded IN pt,d boa 90 ~
TEE ~ sIiE-OnNihiJ d he Patenu, ,,sg Il
>, ~ ~ in TStb on the DAY Of iie, ", Estb, r.
" y is,ts'imsbu Al III Ind iEslW m.t, gtp ~
s,S.,IvsI, rom div Ci iile, uiih ia'a,s ps,liitl
III ~ br,cSsSeT 10 ave b '%fOl''i,' w ne trt
ent, ~ ~ .',i,IsciodlJ Eeafei 'pa n5s,,
w LII IA he ,st,iRtd IN lllhe pnt,!h ,s,l 81
y saI DD,,d ia inI; but the PIf 'ssirSis
sne'i w n, ~, " 'tis ihs thols q ,hs mad
mSnsv 6T A. mueh more than Iheo
h he nay elect 70 10 pal. .,sIftai n b. 'rN'
IN. d. to This property hN'n'i.' ARR
I,ri In s'otla'i
An lINDeNf
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glass beads, small pebbles, beans, grains OF
corn and the like are unfit "plRylhings"
for children.
ELEVEN car loads OF emigrapts went
west over the B. 4 o. road last night on
the midnight train.
A. B BoYLR, OF Bridgeport, slipped and
fell on the steps Of the Cochran House,
Saturday, and extending his hand 70
catch himself, broke q pane Of glass in the
door, aud cut his hand and wrist terri
bly,.
A wELL.KNowN Wheeling drummer
comesto the defense Of the commercial
travellers in q communication printed In
the Wsllsburg Herald in response to an Of.
tack on that useful, II numerous, class, IN
the Pan Handle New1. The writer Yields
9 iacils pen, and the NeWi man will no
doubt wish he hadn't
HENRY SElRERT Ia fixing up the grounds
OF Mrs. Lists former place adjoining his
own out at Pleasant Valley for 9 summer
garden. Attractive dancing pavllioDs and
summer houses are to be built, and the
resort will no doubt be complete In every
respect, and form q pleasant retreat for
summer afternoons and evenings,
BARNu4 Is determined TO sustain his
reputation ss an advertiser. The third
advance brigade Of his show, which tx'
hibits mere ON the seventeenth, are now
at the Mcclure. They are: F.. A. Kseles,
G. ". Summons, F. MSloney, ], An
genns, F. Seybolt, II. Cotton, Clarence
L. Fitzpatrick, O. TsylSr, ]. silverthoFnr
and F. Burt.
A RUNNING bird invaded the sacred
precincts Of the Second Branch Council.
Chamber yesterday, and was Gagged by
Lieutenant Sylvis, who gave 1t 10 q o.
his little boys. The latter took 1t In biz
hand 10 examine, when 1t kesled over, tc
all appearance dead, but no sooner die
the boy relax his hold, than eff II few
1t was only "plAyiug pOsSum."
IT is suggested that the Irish sympA
thizsrs, members oil the Land League OIL
others, 10 Wheeling might benefit thu
nnds In their treasury by getting Mrs
Stewart Parnell, the mother OF the greal
leader OF the "lrslAnd Tor the Irish" party
in the Euglish Commons, to come t
Wheeling and lecture. She Is now q
Cumberland, Md, where she spoke las
night. People would be glad to hear hel
in this city, and no doubt her C1minl
would benefit the Irish cause otherwise
than financially.
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An Elm Grove Farmer takes y walk ant
FOTgets 20 ReIuFn.

An Elm Grove Farmer takes . walk and
FOrgets 10 ReIuFu.
About a week aEo Thomas Hill, Colored,
who iarmes o little patch Of ground neal
Elm Grove, and besides owns q flock oil
sheep Of respectable size, brought his wool
to this city and disposed Of It, After sell
ing his leeces he put his team up at the
Rlne House, on Market street, and alter
lettering around Tor awhile started out for
q walk, directing his steps towards the
village Of Bridgeport, A week hiss passed
since he wal last seen, and nothing has
been heard from him or OF him.
After an absence OF a lew days his fam
lily became alarmed about him, and came
TO this city In search Of him, but returned
home without finding him, taking with
them, however, the team he left at the
Rine House.
When be set out on bis mysterious walk
he was supposed TO have about $3.50 on
his person. 1t Is hardly possible that
there has been any foul play. Thomas
may have taken a sudden notion 10 20 of
on q little trip, and we hope Tor the sake
Of bis afflicted family that be will soon
turn up, or, at least, make known bis
whereabouts.
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There iS no doubt but that the period
(eight days from the 9th to 10th Of the
past July was the hottest during the last
~thirty.four years, the mean, S4.33, being the
nkanesl mean Of the time. Its influence
upon health and life has been marked, and
fatal, more especially In our large cities,
among which Cincinnati appears to have
suffered most. The Health Officer reports,
for the week beginning July 10Th, 5S3
deaths from all causes, Of which Ala were
from snn.stroke and excessive heat. This
10 q greater mortality than any epidemic
that ever visited the city produced, Ia the
same time. The mortality OIL this city
during the past month has been slishtly
above the average OF July, except when
an epidemic cholera, gcarlet fever, etc.)
prevailed. The 10Th Of July, 1881, may
DO noted as the hottest day during the
last forty years. The obser vations we're
made 10 accordance with the Instructions
Of the Smithsonian Institute thus, at 7
O'Clock A. NJ, the mercury stood at Slo, at
2 O'clock p NJ 1919, at 9 O'Clock p NJ So.
This ia presumed 10 give livery nearly The
average temperature oil the twenty, four
hours. SnCh periods are always marked
BY severe storms 4. A. II.
WHEELING, August 8, 1881.
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ANEW DIRECIIOA
FOR sssksrs OF Health and Recreation 10
sake,


The following is from the Tyler County
Star; at some one would make q little
effort, M~iddlsbourne could soon bs made
8 popular SUMMED resort, Pure air, pure
cold water, freedom from mosquitoes,
gnats, lsAs, and other annoying insects,
good hunting and fishing, pleasant drives,
and magnificent scenery, co nbins 70
make all the most iAstidious could desire.
We know OF several persons who would
have spent q portion Of the summer here
II they could have found q place to board.
Surely there is enterprise enough among
our people to take the matter in hand aud
prepare for something Of the kind by next
summer.
"Slncs the above waa put in type q party
consisting Of Mr. Cecil Robinson and wife.
Mr.. Harry Msndsl and vile, Mr.. Frank
Booth and wife, Misses SSllie Hare, Nan.
ME CeCi, and HannRh WhAlley, and
Messrs, James Cecil Frank Hare, Percy
and George Digby, from Wheeling, passed
through town on . hunting and fshinI
excursion, They expect TO remain abou
two weeks and are encAmped on the ole
Smith farm, opposite Mr., Perry TsgyArt's
Our wish 10 that they may have = yer!
pleasant time"
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Alchhohu DHPAlcn'
Judge John Brannon, Of West Virginia,
who was for many years a Senator In the
Virginia Legislature, and is now on 4
visit to this city, tells with guslo the fol,
lowing joke. II is pretty hard upon Viz.
ginia we must admit. The Judge met an
old friend, who lamentsd the demoralISed
state Of the public mind In Virginia, aud
who, 10 the evaporation Of the moment,
declared that he would leave this blasted
"repudi alton Sttts" md go 10 some honest
one. "WhAt State do you think OF moving
tn" asked the Judge. "Well," replied
the gentleman, n think ! shall 20 10 West
Virginia." Good" said the Judge,
"your resolution shows yUn To be appfs.
Clatlve Of our high position on the subject
oil public ehRasements,"
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small DWELLING FOR SALE.

A small residence containing three Rooms, ,aihh'
fOf \ small family. The house l. In good tohilttt
within d d NItfOul Lot 2'Al!O, vii ttd "
WIGt side heyOllO,h street, No llE5 PrIt'b
a substantial ufick dwCllBg, c~oniAiaitI NOM.
hnlIhBl Rttit; excellent hck Kitchen, U0d ~
& cd dry cellar, ItI 10 and Olhtf IlnpFJ I,n'hI "
l2OEsl, we'll Ietced. On vet aide OIL Ne.e4A'
street.
A large c InVenlenl rCSIjsrCs, corner kl1,hiA ~
On plius streets, cas- VI ChIPlihe, south d hnta
street.
A complete and d~sAifablc first class rdilehc, NJ
Ills wesl side CbApllhe STREET
A twO.sto'J brick Nv ll'hg, ribtdhiui rssl
iurnlihed With gas and water, No. % sdi hltHn
street
AtWo story brick dWolllns, tontALBIni NJ,
Ont.hAli square west Oi Suspension bfIiVo ."
street,
0ne irtms dwelling, containing 6 fOoini q ~
la; m lot 2iGiia. M n Zane Itfett, ihdfi sh'''
WWt Oi Suspension bridge.
0ne good level bulldIrg ut SOIiVl, on ThrI'Aa'
street. WI, take $500 cash tuF IT.
Three desirable building lots on Mit[, W1s
l8tton lie property Twenty ninth street nm y
Tor 500 aud 1915. Apply 10
ALEXA cDER Bone
General Business and Real kstats agent BiAE
ket . rect, CrAhs'e's Block =
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Kidney-Wort is natures +, msdy for kidney
and liver diseases, piles and constipation.
Sediment or mucous In the urine il u sure
indication Of disease. Take Kidney-Wort
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the blood
Ridney-Wort reyiVes them and cleAnSes the
system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness and
loss Of appetite are cured by Kidney. Wort,
See advertisement NwF&w
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The wheeling, PnrEFFAbnrr d Charles.
Inn Line.

The wheeling, PRrkerAbuTE d Charles
ton Line.
The officers Of the W, P. 4 y. r. r
should have a board Of condemnation ap
pointed by the Circuit Court at once, tina
II may proceed 10 the work OF assessing
the damages 10 the farms through which
the road will probably run, whose owners
ask exhurbitant damages. A calculation
develops that the road will use about o.
ScteH Of land TO the mile, an average oil
perhaps two acres 10 the farms along the
river. The land lie worth not to exceed
one hundred dollars an acre. II Ia quite
evident that the road will appreciate the
value OF the land and make It marketable,
facts tibet should enter largely into the
consideration Of damages by tile commits.
sloners. Extrayagant damages should be
avoided, but a iair and reasonable com.
pensatlon should be given 10 every.
one who demands IT, II 10 feasona.
bic 10 say that the increased
yalue Of The land, and the excellent mar.
ket facilities Afforded by the road will more
than otfsst any damage incurred, 80 that
the real value Of the land taken will be
about what should be paid for. II ls Ger.
tainly a fair method Of estimating the
compensation 10 deduct the advantage
contributed by The road from The actual
damage incurred, q rule which III our
opinion would result generally In The land
owner getting ahyut the market price per
acre Tor bic land. OF course such a tule
would not be satisfactory 10 all, nor would
any other uniform system. Each land
owner, demanding damages, would prob
ably want the calculation for his land
made upon a basis after his own notion,
but such means are out Of the question,
One general system will be adopted and
applied 10 oil alike.
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To-day q new Arrangement Of The police
force will 90 into effect. Officer FuRAte,
the popular and plucky knight Of the clut
who has heretofore had the Third ward Al
bis heat, will be transferred 10 the Second,
His former place will be taken BY Morris,
the faithful and Vigilaht officer who hat
heretofore been 10 the Fourth ward =;
while Bob Juhkins, The keen and feliable
Second ward man, goes 10 the Fourth
ward, whore bic talent 10 4 "copper"" viii
have fieer away.
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People are constantly changing their homes
from East 10 West and from North 10 South
or vice reraa In search ola healthy State. II
they would learn TO be c%ontented, aud 10 use
the celebrated Kidney. Woit when sick they
would be much better of. The whole system
can be kept In a healthy state by this simple
but %etfeCtual remedy. See larpe adv, Nwytw
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No man can do a good job OF work, preacl
4 good sermon, try q law suit well, doctor {
patient or write o good article when he fell
miserable rnd dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make The
attempt In such a condition when 1t can be SC
easily and cheapIy removed by a little Hol
BitterS. See other column. Albany Times. =
NWFAW
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W. II. Haller, the %Auotioneer, on satur.
day msde the following sales Of real estate
aid other property.
The north half Of 4 lot on the east side
Of Ohapline street In the Sixth ward, for
$3.50 q. A. sChsmbta was the pur.
chaser.
Lot 4 In square 4, between ThirLy.thitd
and Thirty fourth streets, Tor $2,i25, John
speidel was the buyer Of this property,
a 10y on Jacob, between Thirty sixth
Cause, for $3.50.
The Noulty property In the Eighth
ward. The price obtained for this Was
1880
Ten shares oil German bank stock, al
s64 per share, to II. SChmulbaCh, and Ave
shares OF stock In the German Insurance
Company, at STA Oj per share, to George
Bauer.
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LiGbiG Co.'S Ainicated Extract Of Witch
Hazel quickly relieves periodical suffefingI Of
females. 1T pos esses a peculiar power"
eays Prot Paltison, In his celebrated work on
Diseases Of Women, ''oi relieving thu tuter.
ings Of painful periods, II wards OF the sui.
fering without In any way interfering with
the proper and natural flow" Beware Of
cheap countefieit, II Is Invaluable In most
Of the commoner diseases Of women. Cures
%diS6gufing pimpleb and eruptionS. Bold In
hity cents and dollar sizes. AwRAw
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The leading grocers oil this city say that
their customers who have used the Acme
Baking Powder will use no other ID the
future, II IL the ne plus uit-d OIL all Baking
Powders,
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VIZ have no nervous tonic al once 10 reliA.
PIC and convenient 10 Fellows Syrup Of Nv.
popho1phiteS, and We, therefore, gladly rec.
onmend II In the diseases Of such oFpSnS A
depend for health upon involuntary muscular
action, NWHGW
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non,t Die In Inc mnuan.

Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" II
clears out rats, mice, bed.bugs, reaches,
tiles, yermin, mats, insects. l5C. per box.
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Noticed. W. Holmes.
For CinCinnati-W N. Chancellor.
Lost-POCkslbOok.
BOArding-ll2S Market Street.
Stock SAIes-l. Blum 4 Bro.-[head oil
local.
Wanted-Girl-[heAd OF local.
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An old gentleman In Maryland said he had
raised his family on Sellers Liver PIlSI
and considered them almost a. essential To 4
family "A bread, That's true. nav
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DAN p. KiNSEY, the great American
news dealer, OF Cameron, W. Va, will
furnish Refreshments to The people attend.
lug the show on Wednesday.
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THE usual merchants lunch at tho New
hCLurs House Sample Rooms daily.
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"MY son had an absceSs In his side thai
dIschare ed two quarts Of matter. 'Lindsey's
Blood Search, r cured him." ]. +. Brooks,
PAinesVille Ohio. paw
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" Brown, LAncsatsr,O Y q Beats, West Lebanon
A n Dueb, sInduIky DIV staum, WIlmOt, o
Marion 4hAip, JAm6ItoWp b AgleT, do
c q Cites, city EB Wilhelm, Justice
ihoS Pembefton, city AK Nllh6lm, do
l. " kiehIfdA Ohio co AKuhkief, d.
II aafiia, '&svSSsESod i asSfy REQ, wllaot, o
A. PAtnSe, Columbus Henfy ReedJr do
I b M0fflson, Statewide ] N Treating, do
W II ERi1s Pittsburgh Jos wilhelm, do
" W AppleiArth HALO A Gfubtf and LADY,
B 8 TfdofP, Rev Y IL NJ Eaton ~
" Mitchell, B U 4 Amos JAeknsJ and ladV
GA CTGl, M0undhVillB NIRtutg
WV BeAll CUYRR John Hill and lady, New
] 3 RatelId, city burg
7 n lehman Bridgeport John N Immel and lady,
VIII Coz, canal Dover ktVhufg y
john 5Lr& do PAlmAti ESWbutR
Meth William . do FBW hItttlde, Phfla
Q Brownsbtr do WI Haynes, baltimore
Albert WeiG1l and II pH Adtnt, olty.
BlAIk eopntyIO EW BlAekhAlI, New York
] " WasfIek, Vettallltse, " ] CfJmbie, lBanduaky
etart eounty, sSAldehi Cleveland
NJ Bafntholtlf, VttAhl. " B RAbttfo, Allegtny
lsse, y VIM q Adg ms, Davenport
w Lem and lady, Wla L " Gamers, Baltimore
mot, U A Martin, do
A G,ltinAl and lady, AMY Iui., DO
Wi'moL y !CApt TAJlof, BAORR
Adam william and lady, Phil Abih1 /, Sir Hui
.Wllnaot, o 9F Hay den, Baltimore
BanghmAn AID lady : 3 HGfkef, city
WIhn0t, o Cramer, ClAflhEton, o
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thermometer Record.
The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer, as observed at Schnepl'B
drugstore, 0pera House corner:
SATURDAY.
1880. 1881.
IA. - I'M 8 ?. NJ ,. Y. 7 An. Il n. . ?. n. 7 Pm
81 81 81 IS IS u 80 70
SUNDAY.
1850 1881.
IA. =, ~ u,BP. ~ ~. 7A.H. Il Y. Q p. M.7R.n
az "A n Il "a AZ 70 ~
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For sale by Logan 4 70.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
In DIVINE OF OARpuLW
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FoR SALE,

n 'H I6Is AND TwO.SpRING PIrr
,1dn IoSs, Sagsio,, aud also three ,.oDI fhAE,
opaSls. y " A4T I9ST h'IAes, MIN Isi @Sn
ItToOs. "A'h and l@Vsutir.A
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August S.-1A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable Winds,
mostly south, and stationary or lower
temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, fol.
lowed by increasing Cloudiness and local
rains, warm southerly winds shifting to
colder northwest winds and falling, fol.
lowed by rising barometer.
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
w ERAL hOuSOWOrk Apply At 1915 Woods
alteNL. aus
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WANTED,

WANTED,
A good girl to cook for a .uaII h,,v
Good Wages and Light VorI. '+'aS N'I
EnQulm at
ROOM NO. i CUSTOM uor..
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THE ooLoRRD MEETING AT dAsroN's GROVE
Yesterday was the "big day" out al
GAston's Grove, where the Second N. e
Church Of this city are having a very sue
ceSsful snc'mpmsut. Two trains went ouI
on the B, K o. road, and six coscheS were
we'll filled on the returning train iAst
night. All reported an enjoyable time, In
spite Of the showers, and q very FucceSs'
full meeting In oil respects.
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Take "BLAoK.DRAUeHT" and var
A Healthy state.

will never be bilious;
For Sale by Logan & 90.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-23
A Sudden Death.

A singularly sudden death occurred in
this city about O'Clock yesterday after
noon, at the residence Of Plus Reide, No.
1873 East Third street. The name of the
deceased is Annie Rothmeyer, a domestic
in the employ of MIR. Reide, and her sud-
den taking off, at this writing matter
of conjecture, happened as follows:
Night before last she complained Of a
slight cold and headache, and retiring
early she slept until 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning. At that hour she complained
of feeling i'll, and at II o'clock she was
visited by DR.. Stamm, About noon, feel
ing somewhat better, she came down
stairs, returning again about l O'Clock
Shortly before l o'clock she was visit
ed by a member of the family, who found
her insensible. A few minutes afterward
she was corpse
Feeling perplexed about the matter,
Dr. Stamm refused to issue certificate
as to the cause of death, and the affair
was brought before Coroner Davenport.
Her brother, lately of the Market
| hotel, was notified, and the remains were
taken in charge by Mccarthy & DonnelIy.
1t was decided to hold an autopsy, which
will be held at 10 o'clock this morning