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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
AROUND AND ABOUT.
News Of the Three Towns Opposite
Us, In Ohio.
Budget Of Brief BeIIaire Bulletns-The
Bulk Of Bridgeport's News and MATTERS
Of Moment and Minor Note from
Martins Ferry.
BELLAIRE-

Col. Anderson accuses the "swift young
man" Of the InteRigencer with being the
author of the boomerang Investigation OF
corruption at ST. Clairsyille last week. Well,
it's{not .'Gummy's" first experience rs an
amature detective. He played the same
role in Wheeling, once. upon q time, With
similar success. -,c
: The fires tat the Union window glass
works were put out Saturday evening.
This is earlier than they intended To let
them 90 out, but on saccount OF the ices.
Quit for repairs on the LIST of July, il is
thought best to close now. ,,g
The Church Of God" holds q festival at
Franklin station on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, June 9TH and 18th, and the b.
& o. r. r. Co. have arranged for No. to
stop at that station for parties who wish to
attend from this city, thereby making it so
that they can go out and back the same
night.
The body of Chris Liebrandt was found
floating in the river at the BenwOod ferry
landing early Saturday morning. When
Squire Majilton, the ferryman. went back
to oil the wheels of his boat before starting
out, he noticed something lodged against
the wheel, and pushing it out discovered
it to be the body OF a man. Know
ing that Liebrandt was missing, he sent
word to Wheeling, and brother OF the un.
fortunate man came down and took the
corpse home for interment. Liebrandt
kissed his wife and children before going
away from his home on Wednesday even
ing last, and then went straightway and
drowned himself, and all because ne had
had some misunderstanding with his EN-.
ployer.
In regard to the investigation going on at
the Childrens' Home the County Commits
sioners have made the following report:
That the charges as preferred against MI.
and Mrs. Joseph Green were not sustained,
that they hold their position of Superin-
tendent and Matron of the Home; that the
resignation of John W. Laughlin be ac-
copied and that Francis Davis and VIM
Mfllison are requested to resign their po-
sition of Trustees OF the Home. In justice
To Mr.. Laughlin it should be said that he
dissented from each of the charges made.
A very prominent friend of Col: Poor,
man told the REGISTER that the Colonel
would not be q candidate before the people
this campaign for Congress.
II is more than likely that the next Con.
gressional Convention will be held AT
Barnesyille about the first OF September.
Bellaire, next to Poorman, Is LOT dol
liDgsworth.
Prof. Jones, of Akron, wants to be
Superintendent of the schools here, vice
Cox, resigned. He will come before the
Board tonight. 80.
Mrs. J. T. Lane and daughter are visiting
in Pittsburgh.
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SATURDAYS RACE.
Barrett Got the Money and Ritz Duck
iux-General Dissatisfaction.

The boat race, on Saturday, may have
been all square and Ritz's bath may have
been purely accidental, but il would be a
difficult matter to convince the general
public of this. The usual run of croakers,
added to those who threw away their money
at odds of two, three and four to one, have
been led 10 believe the match was fraud
arr, ell the explanations in the world
would not convince them otherwise, Ritz
broke q swivel of his boat in rounding the
buoy and Barrett pulled alone over the re-
turn and won the race without oppos1tion.
Admitting it was fair race and kitzs
tumble pure accident, it was unfortunate
for the reputation of our Wheeling oars.
men that such a thing should have hap.
pened. 1t will be forever impossible to
wipe away suspicion, especially as the
price OF Wheeling sculler has been here
tofore found. Weisgerber and Ritz, espe-
cially the former have always been re.
earde2 as the very soul of honor, and until
some proof of selling is shown, the public
had best consi,,er the race entirely honest
The so-called matUh was begun IN the
presence of a very large crowd OF specta'
tors, with whom Barrett was iSyQrlte, oets
ranging from two to one, to five to one ia
his favor. A start was made at $50 o'clock,
August Knoke acting as referee. The men
Dau Deen Calleu Outa snort tilnc DelOre, hltL
appearing first in blue trunks and white
shirt and Barrett following soon after in a
full suit of blue. At $50 the word was
given, the men started, Ritz dipping first,
and securing slight lead, which he main.
tanned until Whisky run was reached,
when Barrett pulled up on him, and they
passed this point pulling side by side:
From here to the turn Barrett gained
about half a length on his opponent, and
had this slight advantage when Ritz met
with the accident that settled his chance
of winning. While turning his buoy,
the right swivel of Ritz's boat
broke, throwing the oar out of the lock, his
left car sank deep into the water and
snapped of, and his boat overturned.
Ritz's feet were strapped securely to the
footooard, and it was with difficulty he was
saved from drowning by the assistance OF
John Wisegerber, his lower judge, the
shell being badly wrecked in his efforts to
disengage his feet from their fastenings.
Barrett pulled leisurely over the remain
der of the course, crossing the line in 24:45
and Ritz did not arrive at his boat house
until about an hour after the accident, be-
ing brought up in a skif with his damaged
boat in tow.
The referee awaited the arrival of Ritz,
and after hearing his account of the acct
dent gave the race to Barrett.
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The Labor Party.

At meeting of laborers, held at Turner
Hall, ON Saturday, jane leth, for the pur-
pose of forming q labor party. the chair
man, S. c. Wills, was instructed to appoint
ward committees. In pursuance OF this
instruction, he has selected the following
commitsees to arrange the preliminarses OF
the Convention of the party TO be held July
I'D, and requests that they meet at United
Labor hall, No. 1851 Market street Beck s
Block. on Thursday evening, June 18th,
for the purpose of arranging for said Con-
yention: :
First Ward-George L. MUM, Alfred
Kraft, Scott Thompson.
Second Ward-J A. Gibson, Alexander
Turner, Milton McMasters.
Third Wsrd-John Roach, Thos. Lashley,
ID. J. lawson.
Fourth Ward-J. B. Underwood, Edward
Robertson, John Plant
Fifth Ward-Jerry Mead, John Crosby,
Theodore Wagner.
Sixth Wsrd-Valentine Frank, Levi
Butcher, N. +. Moran.
Seventh Ward-C. NJ. Rathbarn, James
Niece, {. VIM. Meyers.
Eighth ward-J III. Burt, Herman
Btntx, Peter Leighton.
Country Dislricts-A. Yoke, Edward
Hsmm. James Bugsrd, David Spindler, ST.,
J. l.. Warden, VIM. Foreman, Edward
Bean. So 81
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TRJJHTBn,S SALE.

RY vIKTUE or \ DEED or 1scM
ID made by Robert 0ostain and Isabelle \
bis wife, and Tnomss CC.tsib, % the es4st'
signed trustee. dated the ykh day u Aoys
1875, snd recorded IN no C1efks omce
Co.nty Court Of Ohio sssnty, WEI :, VIZ q ~
23l. viii sell - publie svetiOn. 81 me ~
ooor Of the Couvt Houss~f said Ohio o'asV'
on BATURDAY, July q, "a
Besfpptng st n oscjoek 4 T., the foeviS
dsscribed real estate, ths1 = 70 NY: Ala
tract or parcel Of Land innRichlsnd distnes
Ohio county afosssai1, nd 90 tbs vsS
0iennb run, three miles Dorth o. ne go
wbeelipg, bounded - fsaiowA VIZ; bsGs. ~.
e On elm, ccrnss - tsaes o. easo 1ns n
Reilly, and s!so Of Esst i..s, ly,, oys sssss5
line n. ~ Z = H.iQo Delo 70 an oncs
corner near black oh - sqgAf re n
corner Of lands Of The estate o. Jobs b ~
con, deceased, spd Nm wilson's IL
e. 71.I0Qpotoa,to the corDeg d atrectM -
HUI, and With hts line q y = eDp
Il 3; s Pa Pa: u. e ~ s, iiS. IT,
pcIss IS Corner o. - Niis and Co.
kaft In. the Old Ioad, - With hn e
IfLes n. Hh2 W. ~ poioa, and D. ~.
= is.no poiss 70 ths bsg3nninG. oooi:lss,sss;
sixty acres and thirty Dotc by saryey1 -
Aame fnprs OF les. t6gstbes win ~
T1ss oSsAGE-Oss<Sird. or asnses -
Of Ihe purehsae mons1 - Ne purens. ~
siesy % pay IN cath, "a The rs.ides
ffcm De day q -, WI fsisr.s. o: - =.
fs4Tod 1pstallmepts uptu Resd. ~
cNasor Nfv1Bg biz nefs f0ss ams w
ebs approved ~ s66dEsA rnA.
W n uAfIWR As1SfE0o&0g.
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He nfAn,t Suicide.

New York, June 2t-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of Rev. DE
Hughes. late pastor OF Asbury Methodist
church, westfield, N. J., reported TO have
committed suicine by jumping of o Cam
den ferry boat on the night of August 30.
1880. has been solved. Recently friend OF
De Hughes received letter from him, from
Wsynesville, o., where he is practicing
law II is supposed that he was followed
10 the West by Alice Watkinson, who left
Camden after De Hughes disappeared and
has not been heard from since.
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OUR RIVER Log.
Memoranda Made by the Register "Ol
Salt" Along the Wharf.


The river was rising slowly at dark, last
night, with feet inches Of water in the
channel.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet,
to-day. -.
The stockdale passed up with fair trip,
yesterday.
The Perry Kelsey went down with an
empty barge, yesterday.
The Little Anna came near being blown
ashore during the heavy wind, yesterday.
The Steubenville glass blowers excurted
to our city on the Abner O'Neal, Saturday.
and aeturned home about 7 o'clock that
evening.
The Nail City and Belmont passed down,
with tows, Saturday.
The Belle Prince, Heatherington and
Ella Layman passed up, with tows, yester.
day.
The steamer Andes is due up from Gin
cinnati to-day. -..-
The St. Lawrence got away for Cincinnati
on time, Saturday, with good freight
cargo and large passenger list. The st.
Lawrence is justly popular and has the
most accommodating set OF officials, from
the courteous Captain List to the affable
and gentlemanly Will. Morrow.
Oh CRY, June 24-River foot inches
and stationary, Weather cloady and hot.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Repsrs Of the p. =. =.

PHrIApELpHIA, Juue PA statement
was com pleted this morning of the business
on all the lines of the Pennsylvania Rail
road east of Pittsburgh and Erie, for May,
1882. Compared with the same month oi
'sl shows an increase in the net earnings oil
SOS, lT9; for the five months OF 80, com
pared with the same period OF 81 shows 9
decrease in net earnings Of $751;, s22; on oil
lines west OF Pittsburgh and Erie for five
months OF 1881 showed deficiency, meet
ing all liabilities Of $i59,543, q decrease
compared with the same period Of 1881 Of
El33l2.
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A Big Blaze.

NEwcoNERsrowN, O., June PA disas-
trous confiagration occurred here this after.
noon, which resulted in the destruction of
several thousand dollars worth Of property.
Three freight cars on the Panhandle rail-
road took fire near town and were run on
the switch near the water station. They
were loaded with crude nitre and IL was
impossible 10 extinguish the flames. The
cars with the cargo were burned and the
tank also took fire, and was consumed, as
was also q pile Of lumber belonging TO
Spray & Cole, of this place, valued at five
hundred dollars. The total loss will prob.
ably reach five thousand dollars.
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Nbeelin9 Re9istes
MONDAY. JUNE 26, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Buy Nothing-Miller& Franzheim.
Fancy Silk Fringe Bows-D. Gundling &
Co.
Glazed Sash-W. A. Wilson.
Don't You Forget It-Tdal Wave Saloon.
-Personal-T. G. Moffat 4 Co.
The Beauty of a Room-G. Mendel &
Co.
Boys Clothing-C. Kraus & Bro.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer Andes.
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt X
Bro.
For Sale Cheap-Job Printing Office.
Millinery Goods at COst-Mrs. ). ). kis-
ner.
Sale of Accounts r. H. List, Receiver.
observation-disclosures Reid.
Best Cooking Stoye--B Fisher & Son.
Slippers for Ladies'. t. Stone.
Pineapples-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Keep Health in Your Homes-G. W.
,JOhnson's Sons.
A Big Bsrgsin-A. Siedenbach & Bro
Head Of Local
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. NOTICE or DKAwIs0
sseksys elass csnpasy 80

Hssies = brssX givsn. psng9.,Snl. -.
o. o. 49, c.,zs.a. 49, 9. = -
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q esgy 20 eeeYgtsree n.y. -
HSS q + - Esissl. isAytys -
Esturdsy, Jane Z, -, twenty 9 -
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and rsdsap5os Egs1 cosI.y' .Ss
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$500 q. sasssyG 10:
nfns a. o1o buS1rS1 - -. ~ w.
hundred and 1yeasty-1e1 ~ 80
and aeyenty<fx (rDs 80 -. n N. tvsh
drsi sSi tvsivs Qi0, sc $780, -
66, two hnndr6 n t.eH1GS
49, - 3. - 10 Ss:i'a = =.
SSsa svpssx 49,. vmSS q
- IN xTEsfIS4, Se1 W. 80
SjGSJsiy, = slSxtaa 80
10 - e. e. 49,
~ 1 USeY1nDoe -
isskS1 $3.50 - - hsSs
g. 49, - Ifss;sstse cAlSsrS
svsnH -
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FourIh OF July Celebration.

The Harmonic Msennerchor Singing So
ciety will celebrate the Fourth of July BY
grand picnic at the new Fair Grounds.
The preparations are now in full progress,
and nothing will be left undOne to make
the picnic as enjoyable as possible to all.
Good speakers will be in Attendance, and
plenty Of fun is promised by the introduc'
lion of fine music by the entire Opera
House 0rchestrs, and also gems of various
kinds, and the gymnastic productions OF
the Turner Society.
The Society has arranged for any amount
of tables and seating room under the shady
trees.
A prominent feature will be the balloon
aScensions in the afternoon.
This is good opportunity for everybody
to spend the glorious Fourth right near
hon and on q fine picnic ground.
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Arrested for theft.

Near ten O'Clock Saturday night special
constable, william LAughlin, arrested
.colored man in q bawdy house kept by
Maine johnson, (eoloredI on the charge OF
stealing s. in cash from one franklin Kane
Or or about the 10th Of June. Smith was
lodged In Jail about 10 O'Clock saturday
night for sufe keeping, and will have
hearing, to-day, before Justice Wheeler,
who issued the warrant az 9.io SATURDAY
nisht for his arrest. Smiths right name IS
Matter Marshall His home is in Bellaire,
q. He Is widower. and claims hrst
cousin relstiyeship with Granville Rolls, a
tsemster in the employ Of Logan, List q
On He disclaims ell and any knowledge
OF both The plaintiff and the offence.
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,Snnire sweeneY,r Court.

This Justice was kept busy with criminal
cases, on Saturday, and disposed ofthe fol-
lowing:
Kate Berbig was up on the charge of
using abusive language toward Lena Koer.
ner, and was bonded in $50 90 keep the
peace for six months and paid the costs Of
the suit.
A countersuit was then entered by Kate
Berbig against Lena KOerner, and she was
fined 81 and Gusts and bonded in $50 for six
months
William II. Sweeney, charged with car
rying concealed weapons, was before the
same Justice, but the case was continued
until July Sth.
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sunday kxprsDlssYa Wheeling - syilAl|
arrives wahoHU ~ 4. ~, btsuhseyilht ~
points.
Tralns Leaving Colunsss atl 70 ?. ssAnd o.
4. 4. run daily. TnroaUh Chicago xsyn
lss> - Columbus daily s1espt sunday, q "
Chicago Al IO nsIt mornfsg. Bsrths can =
secured In advance 81 Unioa pepot uekstoes
Columbia
Puilman falae. Dssw.ng boom MsY.l
vfiie east TO Philadelphia An9 New York. q
ipdian ! polls and 81 Louis. :,
For thforgh ucksesy eaWAOe lheeka, 49,
uon ~ ply t0John U. 1omlinsoov nckH ~
1t pan.hHnuls Del.0t, fUol u ~. .u.. siss,
or @ City TckOt OGRco, under Meinrv Ho,-s
Wheeling. JAMES McCRgA,
Manager. ColumbuA Qhlo
=. A. FORD,
CENT Pasa. and Ticket Acct Pittsburgh. p
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There will be grand family picnic at
Seibert's Garden on the Fourth of July.
The proprietor, II. C. Seibert, is making ex-
tensiSe preparations and an enjoyable time
is anticipated. One thousand persons can
be accommodated and shelteredif it should
happen to rain. Meals furnished to all de-
string them. Arrangements are made 50
that the best order will be enforced. Good
music will be in attendance.
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IOonti,rued from Firk Eaqe.l

Lort. of heaven and earth has not % much
sympathy as the fish of the sea? Bat you
say: q sm so near worn out and am on
no use to God any more" 1 think the
Lord knows whether you are OF any more
use or not; If you were Of no more use he
would have taken you before this, DO you
think God has forgotten you because de
bss taken care Of you for seyenty Or eighty
yearsf He thinks more q You to-day tnan
He ever did, because you think more Q,
Him. May the God of Abraham, and
Isaac, and Jacob, and Paul, the aged, be
your God forever. %
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supreme Court.

On Saturday the following business was
disposed Of:
The case Of A. s. Core VS.. Mary Barnes,
of Richie county. Dismissed by mutual
consent
The case Of State VS.. w. H. Robinson,
from Kanawha county, Argument com.
pleted and case submitted.
The case of the Second National Bank Of
Ironton VS.. Thomas Ewing &c. all, from
Cabel county. Submitted.
The case Of State vs. W. H. Thompson,
from Wayne county. Continued z-
Adjourned until this morning at 10
otcl.ek
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, June %, A M.-The Ten
nessee and Ohio Valleys are: Local rains,
partly cloudy weather, westerly to souther-
liz winds, stationary or slight rise in barom-
eter and slight fall in temperature.
Lower lake region: Slightly cooler partly
cloudy weather and local rains, southwest
to northwest winds, stationary or higher
barometer.
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To the yolks ofthree eggs. beaten. add
one cup white sugar, one-half cup OF butter
one-half cup sweet milk; two cups OF Hour
Powder; the whites Of three eggs beaten
stiff. Bake in Jelly cake pans; when cold
and lust before eating, place in layers, GOV.
ering each one with strawberries which
have previously been sugared.
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sHEkIFF's SALE.
ohi9 3, county cireui. cosrt;

Ohio county Circuit Coad;
a.ey,;H....{ r. T.i. A''u"rI
By Virtus Of an execution IN the abovs -
tified cause. issued and ~ me directed ~
levied upon the steek Of bo0ts nnd shoe. y.
Oh aors nxsufss be.onGfps 20 0eonks -
% the psemtscl st public suction, 70 -
highsst sad bes Bic acf, on
p |"si SATURDAY, July !, isa I.
Commencipg at " o'clock A. - .Ths No.
viii nTst Be offered - . whole. h.resss
desiring 20 inspsoe - b accommoteiss "
csllins on the Lndsniynsd. Tbers sn -
tween nNs and dx hupdSsd psirs VI tov~ -
is8 ~ c. P. BRowx. 400
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CALI at the New 81 James Hotel and see
Norris p. A. Album, containing cards. OIL
business men Of the city.
s Look at the handsome photos, examine
the artistic pen work
One to be found now in Bellaire +: U.
and one on the steamer Scioto, In Q lew
DAYS.
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Rusafa.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 25.-General Or
sheffsky has been appointed Assistant Min
ister of the Interior and member Of the
general staff.
The rumor OF the intention to impose ex.
port duties on grain is denied.
The Holy Synod publishes q decree 70.
wardiDg thirty.two priests who were in.
strumental in checking anti.Samilac out.
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Lorel, 20 b. Rec.lIed. Oeteber I.

AUBURN, n. Y, June A.-The Evening
Auburnisn's special from Washington says:
Lowell will be recalled on October 1, for
the purpose OF influencing the Irish votes
in New York, In the State campaign.
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SPENDING SUNDAY.
Fleeing The Heat-rhe H0rnbroek
Park Regular concert.

Yesterday was torrid day. The sun
rays fell with prostrating warmth upon the
city and baked and parched humanity in
every spot. II il was warm one place it
was warmer in another, and how to keep
cool was the absorbing problem. The rush
cut the pike was less than usual, as the
hot and dusty ride deferred many from
going. From 700 TO 1000 people went out,
however, and distributed themselves at
Seiberts and HOrnbrook's. At the latter
place the usual Sunday concert was given
BY the Opera House orchestra, the pro
gramme being as follows:
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Nor drink, not sold in bar-rooms. but a
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine, use
full at all times, and in all seasons, Is
Browns Iron Bitters.
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FOREIGN.
Spain.

MADRID, June 25-The Minister o.
Finance has intro duced bill reducing the
IMPORT duties on coal, cotton, leather and
:. er raw materials.
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GERMAN Corn Remover eradicates corns
Beware of base limitations. Get the gen
uine. 25c. ALI druggists.
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Fire at L.ek haye., P..

LocKHAvES, June 24.-The Mill Hall
wooden mills were totalls destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss, $1,000; insurance not
known.
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new ApVERrI1G1anIe.

w family. German preferred. Must come
wen recommended. Apply at ll8 Chaplins
street. te9h
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NEVER forget that biliousness and ron
stipation are entirely durable with MANA.
LIN.
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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Fourth OF July.

LIvEE diseases, headache and constipa-
ton, caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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FIRST PART.

The tbunder-shower, about one o'clock,
drove everybody to the shelter, but those
who remained sfterward found the weather
at least endurable. The continuance, at
intervals, of the rain rather broke up the
sundays round of country pleasures, and
made the city preferable.
The churches, last night, were well at
tended, and the streets were continually
thrunged with pedestrians, enjoying the
cUOl Of the evening
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oTICE.Ir JAMES MARrIH AM
~ chssiss nsERpE, We - ypsrsn
cate with me- thsy vfu 49, aSnSSi5@ -
A.,snsy q le.. Hsv ks's - ~.