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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12

r CAEN'S French Dyeing and Securing Estab-
7. lishment, Casino street. All work guar anteed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12

VIZ P. HOPKINS has opened Barber Shop
w atNo. 7oI West Commerce street, and
wi be pleased to see his friends and customers
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12
CIENDA DE LA REFOkMA,
A. Brunl, Agent,

Southwest corner Military plaza, has just re-
ceived choice lot of genuine Mexican straw
hats, plain and ornamental. Also large lot
of Mexican goods. You will be surprised at
the low prices in his grocery lines. Bottom
figures at A. BRUNI.
jun283m Agent
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jun28-3m

Don't have your printing botched by
cheap printers, but call on the LIGHT where
you can get first-class work.
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French Millinery.

Mrs V. Feille has opened millinary store
at No. 22I Main street, opposite Mic Tengg's,
with fine assortment of the latest styles of
hats trimmings, and all goods pertaining to the
business, notions, etc. She solicits continu-
alton Of the patronage of all her old friends,
and trial from the ladies generally. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 7-27-Im
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-12

For infantile Bowel Complaints Morey's Univer-
sal Blackberry Basam is priceless in its efcaciouS
and gentle mode Of bringing about cure. IS cents,
atF. Kalteyer & Son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-08
Sunreme Court Report.

The Supreme Court met on Saturday,
three Judges being present, and transacted
the following buSineiS:
Burke d KcatlPy W. Adair, from Mer-
Ger county: Appeal and superscdeas al
lowed; bond $3.50
State of West Virginia rs. Hughes, from
Taylor county: Writ Of error allowed.
White ". Slender, from Wetzel county:
Appeal allowed; bond $50.
Duff VS.. Good, from Jackson county:
Writ of error allowed; bond $3.50
Beard VS.. Arbuckle. from Greenbrier
county: Petition for appeal and super
CedeaS refused.
John PfeiSter vs. Wheeling Building AS
ISOLATION, from Brooke county: Opinion
by Green; decree reversed and new decree
entered.
Jas McGannon VS.. Central Building As.
ISOLATION, from Ohio county: Opinion by
Green; decree reversed apd cause remanded.
Parker Bros. VS.. United States Building.
| Land and Loan Association. from Ohio
county: Opinion by Green; decree re-
yersrd and cause remanded.
John f.. Parker vs.. same: Same entry aS
proceeding.
Caldwell. executor, VS. Prndle, admin
istrator, from Greenbrier county: Opinion
by Hammond decision OF Circuit Cour
affirmed.
White VS. Crarp & Shankline, from sum
mers county. Opinion by Johnson; judg
| mcnt of Circuit Court affirmed.
| PeerCe VS.. Kitzmiller, from Mineral
| county. Opinion by Johnson; judgment
reversed; petition dismissed
Williams vs.. Freeland from Preston
county. Opinion by johnson; same entry
! a. preceding.
Griffin vs. Halstead, from Greenbrier
county; same entry as preceding.
Lewis ". Erccmcn, from Wood county
| Dismissed; agreed.
! II. G. Bell, Esq, was admitted topractice
| in this court
| Adjourned TO first Of next term, to com.
I mCnCc on June It'll.
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Judge and Justice Jot,inss.

4 special grand jury will sit ON the in.
Ccndiary cases this morning.
Part OF the Circuit Court will have
work this week. A new petit Jury has
been drawn for this morning.
Justice Caldwell on Saturday. held John
ThOrnburg, from near Elm Grove, in the
sum of $500 for his appearance before court
on a charge OF bastardy, preferred by Cathe-
rine Otto.
John Griener and Abe Boston. frag-
ment Of the boy inCe9diaries, for attempt
ing 10 set the old REGISTER building on fire,
were examined and reCommitted TO await
the action OF the grand jury. Justice Cald
well issued the warrants at the instance of
the Prosecuting Attorney.
ON Saturday Albert Smith appeared be.
fore Justice Caldwell and gave bond for his
appearance at the Circuit Court, on a
charge of bastardy, preferred by Kate
Berbig.
On Saturday Eugene Cady, an East
Wheeling man, was before Justice Cald
well on the charge OF stealing twenty
inch water valve belonging to the city. The
valve was valued at $3.50, and was taken
from Hobbs machine shops, in Center
Wheeling, where it was left some time
ago. The evidence adduced showed that
defendant had broken the valve into
pieces and sold !, GOO pounds of old iron at
Martins Ferry, and the brass and copper
at Barrett'S, over the creek. Cady was com.
mitted to Jail in default of $1,000. Last
night he made confession. duplicating au-
other man in the theft. Ii was understood
last night that the accompllce would be
arrested to-day.
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THEY WANTED A LICENSE.
A Runaway Couple From West Vir,
ginia.

J. y. Matthews, fine looking, we'll dress
ed man, accompanied by Miss Celetia
Wires, called at the clerk of courts office
yesterday at noon and asked for the clerk,
whereupon Archy Rowand stepped to the
front and the gent said:
Il want to take out a license"
We'll" said Archy, You're a little late
amt youT'
we came rs soon as We could" was the
response. I'VE just got of the train about
ten minutes ago and We came here as soon
as the carriage could bring u.s."
At this Lowry Long stepped up and
whispered to Rowand: iii bet YOU ten
dollars they want 10 get married"
What kind of license do you want to
get?' said Archy, then addressing the male
visitor.
Why, license to get married. We have
just arrived from West Virginia, and /
thought you had 10 get one here the same
as We do in our State, and when told BY
Mr.. Rowsnd that they did not require one
the gent seemed sustained and said: "Well,
then, go ahead and marry as." Archy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-08

In his Weather Bulletin, Vennor makes the
following prediction for summer:
desire To give brief but comprehensive
outline of what, in my humble opinion,
are likely to be the most remarkable fea-
lures of the summer of the year 1882:
First-A season that will merit the desig-
nation of cool to cold and wet, generally.
Not that there will not be terms of summer
warmth, and even intense heat for short
periods, but rather that these last will ap-
pear in the retrospect as OF but compare
tive insignitiCance, or as the exception to
the general rule.
Sccond-The season will be marked by
not only great precipitation, but by a mug.
Piness of atmosphere generally, caused by
the reeking condition of the earth and the
long continuance of Clouded sky. This will
result in periods OF extreme sultrincss and
heavy weather, during which thunder and
hail storms will occur. IN other words,
the summer will be the reverse OF clear and
dry.
Third-Therc is likelihood of June and
August frosts in Northern, Western and
Southern sections, and general cold wave
may occur toward midsummer.
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WHAT WE MAY EXPECT
For May weather-The Weather Proph
ets' Predictions.

"
ets' Predictions.
We have reached the season OF the year
when the weather, in its probable changes
has become of more Importance and inter
est than to furnish embarrassed couples
with conversational topics. In May the
weather is matter Of the greatest import
ance to agricultural and commercial dOings
and its probable condition is then a matter
of interest. Whether untimely frosts shall
blacken the growing grain, or continued
rains rust and mildew it, are subjects of in
terest to every grower, dealer and consumer
of the staple cereals.
Vennor and Tice and Couch have all
made weather predictions for May, but
very few persons nowadays anchor their
faith TO any of this trio OF weather-wise
worthless; and there is more reason for the
want of faith in that none of the predictions
agree. Ina prominent French Almanac
for 1850 the prediction is made that when
the wear commences on Sunday the winter
will be mild and pleasant, the spring windy,
the summer cold and dry, with occasional
thunder storms and bad weather generally.
The autumn will be fine, but more than or
dinarily wet. Cattle and sheep will be
scarce and will command good price.
Honey will be abundant. Among the aged
and renowned people there will be great
mortality. Fruit and grain will be rather
plenty and command moderate prices.
Taken in all, the year will be good one.
Concerning the weather for May, Eennor
states that the month will probably be cold
and unsettled, with cold rains, sleet and
snowfalls in Canada and Northern New
York. The month will be characterized
generally by warmer and more unsettled
weather toward the close, with possiblli-
ty of cool and unsettled SPELL
Professor Tice thinks the month Will
open with clear or fair weather. Cloudy
and stormy weather will prevail generally;
throughout the month, and clear and
cool spell set in the closing days. Earth
quake causes will exist in full intensity
about the I'd, 9th, 10th, sd, and 9th. Au:
roras will be visible about the evenings OF
the 1st, eth, 14th. Goth and 18th.
Couch thinks May will be a changeable
month, with rapid changes Of temperature
and winds. Showers and thunder-Storms
will be frequent. The general temperature
will be above the average. Aurora will be
visible first of the LIST, 5th, eth, 18th, nth,
10Th, 10th, 22d and 9th.
An enterprising Pittsburger has prepared
the following tabulated statement, show
ing the predictions OF all three
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
The Beaver Picnic Arrangements
General Mill Matters.

ON Saturday the various committees from
the Districts of the Amalgamated AsSocia-
ton met at Beaver to complete arrange
meuts for the grand picnic 10 be held there
on June Is. The attendance was large, and
amid the best OF feeling, every arrangement
was completed.
The committee was organized by electing
the following officers:
Ed Rogers, Wheeling, Second District,
Tr,SiseuT.
r. II. Jones, Pittsburgh, Secretary.
John |. Davis, Sharon, Treasurer.
After some debate and wise deliberatiOu
the following committees were instituted
and the places on the same filled aS follows
Music and pla'form--E III. Mclnich, Pitts.
burgh; john Woods, Pittsburgh; Chas. ID.
Crymble, Wheeling; NJ. Grogan, Wheeling;
Michael Mitchell, Sharon
On PrivilegeS-R. III. Jones, Pittsburgh;
c. ID. Thompson, Wheeling; Fred Pearson,
Newcastle.
On Amusements-John Potter. Noungs-
town; John |. Davis sharon J. C. Kenne-
dy, Pittsburgh; Vim. O'Neill. Wheeling;
John FELTON,, Bellaire; Brooks Dickson.
Pittsburgh; Stephen Madden. Pittsburgh.
On Transportation-E II. McInich. Pitts
bureh: Robert White Pittsburgh; COarleS
Thompson, Steubenville; John Lewis,
Wheeling: Vice President Rogers, Wheel
lngi ' Ice PRESIDENT IL. IL. Jones, nus
burgh: Vice President John II. Kelly, Pitts
burrh; Vice President John |. Lewis, Shar-
on: President Shn Jarrett. Pittsburgh. and
VIM Martin, Pittsburgh, Secretary of the
Amalgamated Association.
On Dancing-C. ID. Thompson, Wheeling
Miclaael Mitchell, Sharon; George Fitzser-
aid, Pittsburgh.
1t was decided to hold the picnic on
June Is, and the committee will NEST
! again on May 70 tn perfect the arrange
| mentS. \ resolution was unanimously
| adopted prohibiting the presence on the
ground of any liquor or any gaming imple-
ments.
\ committee has been appointed in each
district to insure order and gentlemanly
department on the trains, as we'll as on the
grounds, and, therefore, it will be no risk
for the wOrSiDgmen to take their wives and
children; in fact, they are rather induced
| to be present by the excellent arrange.
ments perfected and the order that is in
| Sured on the grounds.
IL was resolved at the meeting that dis
abled members of the Amalgamated Asso,
| citation should have the preference in the
| matter of renting booths or privileges
| This is very generous and charitable pro.
| vision, and likewise tender consideration
of the suffering "fellow-mau."
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GENERAL LABOR NOTES.

The Beaver picnic promises to be grand
success
The Typographical Union had q meeting
on Saturday evening.
John Potter, of Youngstown. will b.
master Of ceremonies at the Beaver picnic
Messrs. Powderly and Rankin will doubt
less draw large crowd to the Academy o.
Music tonight.
The fare for the round trip from Wheel
ing to the Beaver picnic has been fixed al
81 %.
The Trustees of the National Association
will have charge OF the gates at the Beaver
picnic. Secretary VIM. Martin. of Pitts
burg, Is Committee of One on Badges.
The helpers Of the Top Mill will hold a
meeting at Thallman'S hall this morning
to consider a matter of moment to them
selves, in the proposed promoting, over
them, of an outSi der.
The Top Mill and Riverside nail feeder.
have joined the A. A, and want the feeder.
Of the Belmont and la Belle to Join. ANY
of them so wishing may call on VIM
Wimms, at the Riverside, or b. Burke, a
the Top Mill.
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Mbeelins Re9iaten
MONDAY. MAY :, ISSa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

New Goods-Miller Il Franzheim.
Glazed Sash Specialty-W. A. Wilson.
Norris Photographic Advertiser.
Valley Star Cook StOve-B. Fisher & Son.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. H. List.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave
Saloon.
HOsiery-D. Gundling & Co.
In the SPRING.. e. Moffst & 90.
Thurber's Fine GOOds-George h. Nc
MeChen.
Four DeClarations-G. Mendel X Co.
Regular Tuesday Packet - Stea ner
AndeS.
Wanted-SituatiOn
Come to the Garden SPOt-G. .. Smith.
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt n
Bro.
Proposals for County Work.
The New Oil Stoye-G. W. JOhnson's
Sons.
The Most Stylish Shoe. F Stone.
d Tobaccos-Edward Reid.
Seeds. II. Diehl & Co.
Valley Star Cook StOye-B. Fisher &
Son.
A General Mark DOwn-A. Siedenbach
4 Bro. Head of local
Black silks at Low Figures-J. S. Rhodes
4 Co.
Tuesdays RaceS-Island Driving Park.
Fresh Candies-ThOmaS +. Hey man.
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PURELY Personal.
Movements Of Prominent Persons-In.
diNiduRl Mention.

Col. Z. N. Norton, of Vine Cliff, is at the
Mcclure.
Rev. c. P Masden is lecturing in the
Third district.
Jas. F. Daton and W. c. Newcome, OF
Steubenville, are at the Mcclure.
W. X. ?. Wilson and two children, OF
New Mexico, are registered at the Mcclure.
Auditor Atkinson, OF Monroe county,
Ohio, is in the city, the guest of John Wal,
ton.
Rsv. Chapman, of Bellaire, and Rev.
Reyes, of Bridgeport, filled the pulpit at
the Fourth Street Church, yesterday.
Profs. Herbert Spencer anc John Tyndall
registered at the Mcclure, on Saturday. Or
at least, somebody registered those names
Miss Lille Mendel, who is a charming
woman, and who has a host of friends in
Wheeling. leaves this morning for bel
Texas home, after a visit of several month:
TO Mrs. Jacob Berger and relatives here.
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however, was taken back, but managed 70
respond: ~ don't know about that, but
viii send for some one who can tie the
knot" and Alderman John Burke was
brought in and tied them tight enough to
hold in this State or West Virginia either.
II was afterwards learned that the twain
were a runway couple. Soon after the
ceremony they started on the return trip
home.-Piftskprgh Leader,
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PROGRAMMES.
Entries close May 9th.
First Day-wednesday, June 9Th.
|. Purse, siOO-3:OO class. First, 500; second.
500; third, SD; fourth $40.
.. Purse, SjOO-2:26 class. First, $50; second 4,
SIPS; third, SO; fourth, so.
Second Dny-Thursalay, June sth.
3. Purse, sjO0-2:3O class. First, $50; second,
sl2j; third SIS: fourth, so.
!. Purse, SiOO-2:O class PAGERS. First, 500;
second, SlUO; third, $50; fourth, $40.
). Purse, Sg0-Running, mile heats, In 3.
First, slOO; second SO; third, $50; fourth so
Third Day-Friday. June 9th.
6. Purse, SiOO-2:S5 class. First, 500; second,
SltU; third, 500; fourth, so.
T. Purse, SlOO-HorSes owned in Ohio county,
and never having trOttcd for money. First,
$50; second, s2j; third, SIS; fourth, $40.
Fourth Day-Saturday, June 10th.
s. Purse, s2OO-Running. mile heats, in 3.
First, SlOO; second, So; third $40 second 3d.
9. Purse, SjO0-Free for all. First, S2jU second,
SIPS; third, SIS; fourth, so.
10, Purse, SiOO-2:i5 class. First, S9p; sc coud,
Sl0O; third SO; fourth, $40.
CONDITIONS.
The above races to be mile heats, in j, in
harness, excepting Nos. D and 5. To be gov
erned by the rules and regulations OF the Ma.
tional Trotting Association, rs amended
February, 1882. Entries close May nth, at ii
o'clock J.. VI , at the Secretary's Office. En-
trance fee, l0 per cent OF purse. Four entries
required TO NIL and three TO start. horse
distancing the field, or any part thereof will
receive but one money, Address all commune
>''''''' " VIZ A. REYMANN, President.
GEO. r. TINGLE, Secretary.
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ASSASSINATION.
IContiuued from f7rst Raqe.l

The English Garrison" must prepare to
depart from Ireland, which it has held for
seven hundred years. Else the Irish masE
be once more beaten INTO submission. the
"Green Terror of Assassination" must be
once more met by the Red Terror OF War,
and the Irish must be once more made to
understand that England is stronger than
Ireland, and means to rule as the stronger.
Brooklyn Eagle.
This is a great misfortune for Ireland. 1t
NAV result in che restoration OF the Tories
TO power, and the recurrence OF system OF
government with which Erin Is all too
familiar. II it should result in sweeping
the Gladstone Ministry ont of ofhce, the
new era which seemed TO have dawned for
Ireland may be set back for decade. Here
we have another illustration of how swiftly
fools NAV destroy what it has taken wise
men ages of patient toll to build.
John Boyle O'Reilley's Opinion.
Bos1oS, May John Boyle O'Reilley
was seen tonight, aud at first expressed
inter disbelief in the authenticity OF the
killing of Lord Cayendish and Under-Secre-
tsry Burke. but upon being assured OF its
truth. said it was the act of Guiteau or a
Mason, and that it had no political signi-
ecance whatever. This outrageous assas-
sination will" he said, be condemned by
every true Irishman." He said nothing
wouid bring so great grief to every respect,
able Ir:shman throughout the entire world
as the truth of such rumOr Every friend
of Ireland would reprobate and detest any
such deed.
Lord Randolph ChurchiII's Views.
New YORK. May 6-Lord Randolph
Churchill. second son of the Duke OF MARI
borough. was seen tonight at the home OF
his father-in. law, Leonard W. Jerome. de
said in regard TO the political significance,
of the assassination OF Lord Cavendish and
Under Secretary Burke: at Is Ireland's
answer to Gladstone's policy OF concession:
The tragedy is in my opinion the result OF
Fenian force, and has no connection with
the Land League. The Coercion Act has
not failed it is Forster that has failed. He
was untitled for the place he occupied, and
the Government got rid of him too late.
Parnell will not cease his attack upon the
Government, for he knows that he can get
more from the Liberals when they are out
than when they are in.
Hon. r. A. Collins Opinion.
BosfoH, Nav Hon. 7. A. Collins ex-
President of the Land League OF America,
saws of the murder: 1T is wicked; it is a
monstrous thing TO happen at this time
Until il is known who are guilty OF this
terrible crime ii is as useless TO speculate
upon the effect as il was 10 speculate on the
first news of Garfelds assassination when
the assassin was not known. II 1t should
be discovered. as we all pray 1t Will, that
the assassins have no connection with the
Irish National party, it will, OF course, have
no effect beyond temporarily arrestlng the
proposed humane and remedial policy OF
rive Government
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Weather indications,

wAsHISGroN, May 8, A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fair weather,
followed by increasing cloudineSS, warmer
sOutheaSterly winds and lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake regions, cloudy
weather with rain, warmer easterly winds
and lower pressure.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A,
~ REGULAR meeting Of the s,ockholi,,
Wheeling, held on the 18th day ~ Arm! 4 n
lSs2, u was resolved that the bu>inc., ~ ~,
said corporation be Discontinued from A.,
after said date. stock holdcr> " IN resolve H..
money on June 10Th by presenting Their !,
ccipts at the Exchange bank Of Wheeling
maloawv A. j. SWEENEY. Pry,r
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KITCHEN Furniture and House-Furnish-
ing Goods at John o Donnells, 1861 Market
s+raat
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Dress Goods

at l2I!c a yard, which We advertised last
week. were all sold. We telegraphed our
buyer who is in the East to purchase an,
other case He has been soccesstul, and
we place one more case on our counters
this morning. AS this will be all of them,
come at once and buy them, as they are
bargain. A. SIEDENBACH d BIO,
ll03 Main Street.
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A True assistant to nature in restoring
the system TO perfect health, thus enabling
il 10 resist disease, is Browns Iron Bitters.
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GET up your ads. for Norris P. A. Have
them ready.
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II is conceded fact that cannot be de-
MED, PERuSA is supplanting all other medi-
cines,
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HoLLowARE Of all kinds, cheap, at John
0'Donnells, 1861 Market street.
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IL you want to buy dry goods, notions.
carpets, oil-cloths, window shades at the
fosest cash prices, call Of George G. Roth'S
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A LAR6E line of ladies' muslin ader-
wear just received at George G. Roth's.
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A BEAUTIFUL line of ladies' muslin un-
derwesr Just received, and for sale very
cheap at George G. Roth's.
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JCsT RECEIvED-A beautiful line OF ladies'
and children's hosiery. George &. Roth.
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FOR RENT.

MICE HOUSE FOR RENT. y,ny,
N rooms and bath room. with hai .,,
cold water. Location Good. Apply 10 al
mlSl X sNlTu
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New McLure Sample Rooms daily
Thermometer Record

As taken at Schneprs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY.
ISL lSa
-7AN.l2M.SP. N. Jpn 7AN.l2GSPM. I'm.
60 20 q II IS 50 50 81
SUNDAY.
1881 IS9
IAN l2 NJ. SPM Jpn. YAK. N.SPN7P.K.
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CALI and see those white skirts we sell at
so cents, George G.. Roth.
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LADIES hese, children's hose: fine as
sortment and cheap, at George G. Roth's.
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ALONG THE RIVER.
Notes OF the Traffic and Bulletins OF
Boating News.

Boating News.
CINCINNATI, May River % feet ana
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
OH CRY, Pa, May River feet
inches and falling. Weather clear.
PITTSBURGH, May River feet inches
and rising. Weather clear and cool.
STErBESvILLE, May River II feet 4
inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE May River rising with 10
feet in the canal, and feet inches ON the
falls
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i e q .

Fall Meeting State Fair and Exposition,
September IL, u, IL, II, ID and 10.
Centennial Day, Saturday, September 18th.
Speeches by distinguished orators on Satur-
day, 10th. my5