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A Lesson to wneat-arowers.

If the wheat growers of this State neaded
another lesson ia favor Of summer-fallowiDg
their lands for wheat, the present season
seems calculated to afford that lesson. The
rainfall for the present season has been bat
about three.fourths the average rainfall for
the past thirty years, and the proportion of
drying north winds for the season has been
considerably above the average. The result
has been a severe test of the capacity of
the soil to retain moisture sufficient to
mature wheat. There are some local ex-
ceptiods, but generally throughout the State
there will be about half crop. The uni
versal reports are, however. that the crops on
lands summer followed will be much batter
that those on lands winter plewed and sown.
The reports are equally universal that where
the sunmer-fslIowed lands were plowed the
second time they have retained the moisture
much better end will produces better crops
than these plows1 but once. This lesson is
but the same as that which experience has
Taught iiDcs the earliest history Of wheat
culture. We have il in Roman history that
the best crops of wheat were produced
on lands broken up in the epring
and plowed ana cultivated during the
summer previous to seeding. The earliest
writers On agriculture IN Great Britain bear
witness to the ssns experience among the
wheat ia mers Of that country. The history
OF Wheas, growing everywhere is to the same
enect. a lesson 30 universally taught thrcugh
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THE QUIET HOUR.
Answers to correspondents.

Bndd, who sent in list on word bdilding
on Mexican" must send his true name,
else the list will be rejected.
Amy-Exceedingly glad to hear from
our old and valued contributor Amy once
more. She writes from Santa Cruz "Per.
nit me to send greeting from my home
by the sea. Often have 1 thought of the
Quiet Hour, but multiplicity Of my do.
nestle cares has prevented my meeting
with you as in days gone by. A visit from
Hattie Heath, and her earnest You must
try to send them something, has induced
me to write you this. If you find the in
closed acceptable, you will give them a
place in the Quiet Hour"
Hattie Heath, who is rusticating at the
seaside, does not forget the Quiet Hour.
She says "quiet hours are few and far
between at Santa Cruz. She notes an
error in her last rhomboid. She answers,
1861, 1862, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868, 1870.
Amy answers, 1860. 1861, 1862, 1868,
1864, 1865, 1866, 1867, 1865, 1869, 1870.
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How TO DO UP. LACE CURTAINS. HAY.
ing washed and dried them in the usual
manner, starch and redry them. Any num-
Der may be prepared in this way, thus saw.
ing the trouble of making starch every
time that you wish TO put them upon the
frame. Taking the number that you sre
to use at once, dip them into cold blueing
water and pass them through the wringer.
This will not remove the starch it will
only put them into condition 30 that
when stretched aud dry the meshes Of the
lace wilt be clear and free from starch,
which will not be the case if taken directly
ont of hot Starch
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RECENT VISIT TO AnDsRsoNv1LIs

Anderson is the name of station on the
Southwestern Railroad, about sixty miles
from Macon. 1t is nothing but railroad
station, and the only thing that character.
ICES the spot is the immense Union Gene.
terry of some twenty acres, over which
floats the star-spangled banner. The GEM
etery is constructed on the spot where the
prisoners were buried, and the trenches
were dug with such precision and regular
ity that the soldiers were not generally dis.
turbed, but allowed to remain as their
comrades inferred them, working under
the watchful eyes and the fixed bayonets of
the Georgia Home Guard. The cemetery
is surrounded by stout brick wall, with
an iron gate, and is under the supervision
of superintendent, who lives on the
grounds. 1t is plain spot. There is
uot much attempt made to ornament
this city of our martyred dead. 1t
would take a great deal of evan
such influences as plants and flowers
possess to dispel the melancholy memories
that haunt this hill in the pile woods of
South Georgia. Southerners shun the spot,
but the cemetery is much visited by
Northern travellers, and the register in
the superintendent lodge contains many
strange inscriptions besides the names of
the visitors. One lady asks forgiveness of
God for the murder of her brother, who
sleeps in the cemetery. Occasionally q
man who was in the stockade turns ND
among the visitors. These men, what
ever their natural temper, the superin.
tendent says, can almost be distinguished
by the effect of fear, dread and vivid
recollection, which come back like shock
into tbair f,oao
the now quiet and sunlit scene OF their
war experiences. In the cemetery the
ground is of q general level, and the
graves of the known and unknown, prop
erly separated, range in rows, closely laid,
as far as the eye can reach. There are &C.
tually buried on this elevation Is, 715
men. The soldier whose identity was
preserved by his comrades is marked in his
resting place by white marble stone, ris-
ing eighteen inches above the ground. a
square marble block with the word " Un-
known on it is repeated about one thou.
sand times in the cemetery. Part of the
stockade is still standing. There were two
rows of trees-one inside the other. The
outer row has fallen down, save few posts
here and there, but a large part of the inner
wall still stands. Trees have grown up
around the old pen, and thick growth OF
underbrush low covers the site of the
prison. No traces of the famous brook
that ran through the stockade remain, nor
of thu wonderful well dug by the prisoners.
It is all now mild and peaceful section
of the country. Many of the soldiers in
the cemetery have handsome headstones
lifted to their memory by friends in the
North, and efforts are frequently made to
have certain graves kept green with
flowers and flower pot.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. z. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ MgST.-A spfc,de for Hysteris Dizziness,
Conyulsigus, Nervous BeUlecl.e. Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, spermatofrhaa, Irpotency, Invol-
untarY Emf s!ons, Premature Old Age, eaIsed by
ovcrcxerton, selfabuse, or oYer-ihduigence, which
leads TO misery decay aud death. One S0r will cure
ment. One dollar OK, or SIX boxes Tor five dolars
Sent by mail prepaid on receins Of price. We
guarantee six boxes 10 cure s1y case. With zach
order received by us ior ak boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, will send the purchaser our
written guarantee 10 return tho money II the treat
mont does not effect a care. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEAbY & Co., Druggists Sacra-
nento, Cal Orders by mai st Regular Price.
dim
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
sAkowARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.

Carofan, Cory d CO.-Importers Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos l29 and l22 Front
street. and Nos. III and l19 California street
Marcus a.. ssawIey d Ce.-lmporter5 of Hard.
wacs and Agricultural Implements, Hos 3o1, 300,
BIS, 597 and 800 Market street, San Francisco
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MRS, C. NJ. LEVY.

IyoRMERTY OF 1908 EIGHTH STREET. II
4 this city. begs leave TO inform her Sacramento
friends and aequaintances who contemplate visiting
San Francisco during the summer season, that she
is prepared to accommodate them with the best Of
table board and lodging, at 1908 Van Ness avenue,
between Bush and Pine. as9-2ptfFuThS
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sTAT1oNERs, PR1NruRs arc.
WEoIHsALE GRocEns

Fl. g. C-ocstr Il Go.-Importing and Msnuiset.
uTing 5tsttoner5, Printers and L5thographaxs Nos
zi5. 81 and 20 Bush sErast, above Sansoins.
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New Tangles.
!. Square, by Amy /:

1878. Square, by Amy:
The mountain daisy; a woman's name metallic
substances ; to turn inside out aggregated masses
Of ore.
1879 Beheading, by Quiz:
Whole, by woman is greatly admired,
And OF mankind should be required.
Behead, and no woman will deny,
It's the cause of many homeless lie.
Harmless, for unlike other lies,
Each time It's told smaller grows the size.
Twice behead, it's oft the cause of crime.
Once more, it bears the work OF time.
1880. Square word, by Ell. H.:
A month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year a di.
erosion in which person is introduced, speaking
his own words military cloak by the ancient
Romans; the patridge-shell to decoy; stretched
cut
1881. Metagram, by Hattie Heath:
Should first forsake u.s.
Night would o'ertskc US,
And we'd mex; am sure,
With trouble to third,
We should think was absurd.
And life could net endure
1882 Conundrums (selectcdl:
1. Who was the first grill
2. Why is chemist like q witt
3. When is a wall like fshf
4. Why is n with a bad cold like chest
5. Why incident persons beds too short for
them?
1888. Charade (selected):
l am composed of three sylables.
My first is an animal known to all,
Sometimes large and sometimes small
Ny second is AN article as you may see;
Ny third is part of fallen tree.
My whole is much used by principals of colleges
to circulate the fruits OF their knowledge.
1884. Charade, by Augusta Blake
To Hattie Heath, Sybil and Rose:
Ny first in crowds is known to be-
Ny second is from trouble free.
Each day We IIss my third We see;
The whole is blessing wish to thee.
1855. The first square Gus ever accom-
plished
-Four words, and each OF four letters: county
OF this State; by no means bucket; part Of the
name OF celebrated stock breeding farm; pres.
entity.
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Can,p:'s ersr.,

Camps Original italian Restaurant has
IeOpeaed under the management Of n. G;aInboni,
CHatf'ls former partner. nos. 53l and 533 Clay
g., near Montgomery. Everything frst-elzss
svYafa's fs0,ily Bakery and Dfninx
ss2looa-No. t36 Market street. Wedding cakes.
ice cream, cyster teieg, ETC.. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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RUnRER AND or cooua.

The Guits Pere!ia and Rubber Mauufaes.
aring CompaDy-ManufactuTefs OF Rubber Goods
of every description Patentees Of the celebrated
"Ma,tese Cross Brand" CzrDolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. J. ". Taylor, Manager.
DAYS L xaIsogg-PIoneef Manufacturers Of Cars
AGn Oiled Clothing, Has, Covers, etc. Importers
ana Dealers in Rubber Boots AID Wooden Goods
&c. 81 California street.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES. ETC

w. W. EeataZUe & Co.-IInporters OF Stoves.
a2nges end Sheet Iron, haTbleized MsnteIs,
Crates and Tiles. Manuiactursrs Of Plain,
Japannod and Stamped Tinware Eos Iic UE'
la, liS and lis Battery street.
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In San Frl.IciSco. We import direc. from the
principal rlarts in Europe, consequently car cell
lover tnan any oths- house in the trade Country
oTders atserdod 70. J ". Davidson q Co., Ecs
Ia and l05 Eearny street. San Francisco.
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1883. Charade (selected) :
Answers to June Sd.

Answers to June Sd.
1864. (By Rosel:
TOON
o TT o
TITO
NOON
1865. a. G (2.) G
BOB SIN
POS CIBO L
BOB MOB
s L
1866. Chamberlain.
1867. 0palesencs.
1868. Perforation, reaiure. regard.
1869. Ordeal.
1870. ABODE.
1871. Poke.
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For the RECORD Usros.l
MOURNING DOVE,

MOURNING DOVE.
Bird of sad tone,
Smoothing thy purple breast,
And cooling such unrest
To slumberous June;
The faintest breath
OF violets hssteth by,
And on thy tremuous sigh
Fades unto death.
quick turned head,
breast out swelling 30
AS il its burdening woe
Could ue'er be said.
Plain mourning bird,
It is not all thine own
The pain of this sad tone,
So plaintIve heard,
Some human heart,
Stricken beyond its due,
Bequeathed such fate 10 you
To mourn apart.
ask Of thee,
Sweet mourning dove, boon:
To pale, thought saddened June,
Give 81. h for me.
brentwood, Cal. June Ii, 1882. Z. E.
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JUSTICES Erfghf.

To worry about any liver, kidney or urinary
trouble, especially Bright's diseass or dia-
betes, as Hop Bitssre never fail Of a cure
where cure is possible. We know this.
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Pacific Business college and Geographic
Institute-(.ife Scholarship, foE full Business
Robieson. Prosrietors, Nc. 3s0 Post s.reet. sYr<.
site Union Square, 8. f.. Cal Send y Circulars.
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zssrrDann, The Es.ser-Ec. 1888 Eearny 5trsst,
near Pine. The finest bs;s e. the lo1est prices.
Factory: No. IL Reiden street
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Ransbox-Ihe popular MIllinef Establish
u,ent. b. s. Hirseh Z Co., No. T4s Market s.feet
Strict attention 70 orders from the interior
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CURED Ar MOME.
Or. R,eara.a VITAL raa.ora.,r.

"As BEEN ISDoRsED BY THE ACADEMY
III OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested over a half
century as Specific for Nervous and Physical Do
blity, Loss OF Manly Vigor, etc. Contains no Phos-
phorus, Canthnrides, any other poison. Pro-
duces no reaction and IL ornament in effect. OF
Leyassc- Paris and J. A. BAUER, Druggist, Solo
Agent .or the Pacific coast l0l Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 Pills, 50 400, $40.
Sent by mail. lDclose stamp for descriptive cir
culsrs, with testimonials and symptoms. Genuine
mas private proprietary stamps with monogram o.
8. 3. 8. nI4n &syIaySmS
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Garys.-Pionee- Druggist, removed TO SCI
Montgomery st., s. z. Country orders solicited
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETS, ongLorHs, ETC.

StEaeha,er Bros. ssanugacturfn2 Gore
pository, 81 Market street A H. Ishxm, Manager
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Can Francfrco once, 40. S New MeatxoL8L
cry street palace HoteD.-J. ID. Sharpe, Agent.
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school OF Civil Engineering. Surveying,
Drawing rand Assaying. ~ Pos. st. a. Van der Haisn
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EIY GOODS.

Frank G.. Edwards-imrorter ssd Dealer, Nos
eS3 70 63i Clay street, Slu Francisco.
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y his ReS G
siren 9Th enIng
sfer1esiy era Nerve
FessG IL the leeiti-
mate result Of over 70
TosrB a practical ex-
pe-icasc. aad CURES
VIII UEFAILIhG
CERTAINTY Nervous
snd Phyac1l DEBILITY,
seminal Weakness, sper-
|mattonhG'a, Emissions,
Inpotelcy, ExhGugtsd
Nff.ftt=r pra@-, a4s.ro Ia
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go; S IA; pOTrIE EReEi

VIII be sent to any applying by letter. stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy In regard TO
all business transactions.
DE. MENTRks kLDNEE EEEfGR, E-
PHRETKCUM, cures all kinds az RtcIcy and
Bladder Complaints, GonorhHa, Geet. LeutolrhDa
For sale BY all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
for S5s
DE-. MEgTEE'5 BAEDEEs9E PllLS arc the
best and cheapest DYSkEessA aud BHEkfsts
cure In the marKet. ror sale by al Druggisss-
Kirk, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, Whole
Agents. mo 4plySo9-sw1yws
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL. IMl'LEMBNTs
David N. Hawley-Tmporter aad. Dealer
in Agricultural Implements, Agent of Woods and
Meadow King Mowers, III aud ll9 Market street.
George A. Davis d 60 -Manufacturers' Agents,
3Z7 and 329 Market street.
Frank Bos.-General Ag'ts Walter A Wood Now
ing and Reaping Maesine Co., 3l0& S2l Market st.
Eaker & Hamiiton-Importer5 Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware: Agents OF the Benicia
Agricultural Works, to 10 Front street
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ARTISTS
BUSINESS COLLEGES,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and photographer, no.
Montgomery stieet. Established in 1851.
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TO THE UNEs JFSATEi
DIR. GIBBONS T.IlE sAgY,
e2s KearnY strees, gan s'-anCisos.

EssthllsSsd In 1853 Tor
the trcatlasnL e. soxasl
sst eeiUral diseases,
e,eh ssGanorTlea, elect,
etIts.ures, Syphilis 10 al
II f1.aa ssu,i,a. Wesa,.
ness, l'Hpatsncy, Skin
b:eeres5 ETC., psraa%
nently siirsd OF no charge.
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lnAnAl EEL M

Lft ~
cline and Ltsss OF Sss, IRON whatever
cause produced. IL enrehe5 and purides the Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves Brain, Ag.sncs, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs osd Phsaiu.s ssid Mental
Faculties. IL stops any unnstuTal facilitating
losses, facilitating desGna selipal Torres with the
urine etc. 30 destructive 70 mind and body 4. ia
cure eliEninator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. II contains 10 injurious ingredients.
To those snffertnz from tss eva Effects
speedy, thorsuge ana peftaanent CtRR
u GIAKAsEERD, Price, 81 50 per bottle,
or five bottles In cs-s, WITH iuD directions and
sdviee, Sis. Sent secure trozu ohssryb.soa 70 any
addrcas upon receipt Of OK - q. u. To Be
ksA only o.
DIR. &. ID. saIneId. arc zsyrny Street,
aeatl., b. letter, or st o1es, FsEI- For The con.
vensnos 81 patients and IN order 70 insure perfect
secrecy. I have adopted = private address, under
which all packages are forwarded.
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TRIAL pOTTlE faEE

s0TsCR.-I viii seEd = trial bottle Of
the REJgyEsAI 09-sa ,s3eleBf 20 sssOT iia
a1erjt-free or eitTac, - aay one h1sicted,
applying by letter, ssoslsE biz syIaptCnaa
and age. Communications ssr fsiY conf
6nZtfGL.
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lsLEM Memory, LaSs.tude, Roc
9.Sf.lSssts surn2i Emission, Aver.
sion 10 Society, Dimness Of Vision, Ncises In Tho
Head; tia vital fluid passtng unobserved in the
urine and many other d;eeases thss lead TO insanity
and death.
DE-. MINTEE, who % regular physician
graduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania
win agree to forfeit give Hundred Dol.
lars for 8 case of this kiaa the VITAL
RESTOgATEVE (under his spocisl advice and
treatment) viii not cure, for anything impure or
injurious found in 1t. LR. sssRfaE treats al
Private Diseases successfully witAclt riercs-y.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice Including analysts OF urine, 800 Erice OF
vital Restorative, S3 bottle, CT iecr tirres
the quantity, $40; sent TO sry a1dress Upon re-
ceipt CT price, or G. o. D., secured from tservaion-
and In private name II desired, By 4. :. MiNEa1,
u. D., no. IL nerrns st<oes, san FrsE.
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Ia practiccd by the youth q hc.b sexee 70 an Ri5st
unlimited extent, producing With uncTing certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unless
co,nbatedby scientific MEDICAL measures, viz. Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing In the cara roiso Ike the rusting OF
leaves and rattling OF chariots, unsasiress about
the ioins, weakness Of the ibe, confused vision,
5unted intellect loss Of conAdsncs, diffidcncc in
approaching strangers, s dislike 70 form Eew &c
quaintances, disposition 70 shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic flushed, pmples and various crup-
tons about the face, turred tongue, ietid heath
coughs, consumption, night sses.s, monosnania and
frequent insanity.
CURED At HONE.
Persons at distance may be cured at home BY I'D.
dressing letter toDR. GIBB0N, stating case, symp-
toms, length Of time TIE disease has continued, and
have medicines promptly forwarded. free from
damage and curiosity. 10 any part Of the country,
with full and plain diroet.one. By lnclosing teA
dollars In registered letter, Through the Postofce,
through Wells, Farso6 Co., package Of medicine
viii be forwarded to any rsrt Of tho Union. Please
sly you saw this adTerttsemsn. n the RlcogD.
UNION. Address, DE-. J. T. GIDEON,
js24-4Dt&sw Box ]. gbT. San Francisco.
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Neln'nsl kmissiOns, the
consequence cfseli-abuse.
Ihig solitary vlce or de.
FSaged5exuai Indulgence,
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FEE GREAT EEaLISH RBNEDY

S 6 nsysr.faillng Cure
Or Nervous eoillty,Ex.
hausaed Vitality, Sam.
nal Weakness, Sper
natorrh@s, Lost Msn.
. ID, InpotsneY,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible eIecss OF soil.
abuse, youthful folhoe
asd excuses In mature
yc2T5-sueh az Loss Of
Memory, Lass.tude, Noe.
surnai Emission, Aver
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-08

Ths Hs>ee-&dr special hso Mn
70 Juoeljeo, Ohie, n.y. Il = hpsak
BE z ob1ais ~ DaaDss q 81 q ~
niasiag, but 4 seens we'll establhbed
that ~ nsmbse b ~ greater than
twenty. The following bsdjes hsve
been Teeovesed: Davjd FaIgo, 0tsw-
at Pipes,sf welbvilIs: r. c. Beard,
Eat Livespesl; Blank Smith, > hey
from Baskerville, Ohio, ard Ed
Thoaas. Ansog TIE nin1ag net
liksly 70 heys essaPsd aljvA ~ ~
lpllevisg beyx. Harper Stewart,
willie Bed, Chm. Davidsoa and
Joe Ceonen. Tbree q lbor MEM
ben q the Ws)lbvills bsa0 band ase
reported nissing.
NIxoo JUNCTION, July &-The
following wsss fossd dssd: c. c.
epeigg, Hs0nssdsvi]Ds, Mn Belle
Dssndos, Dave Cargo, 6as.h RSddy,
0eswast Rspes. JasL Csonsr and Ed.
Smith IN a Welbville. B. E. Bead
nan, E. p. Barks, Nellie Shie3ds,
Eat Livespeol and I'd. Thomas the
captains boy. Probably Is more
win Be lbsDd and perhaps . to 50 In
I'll, - The psoPjs of Eat Liverpool
and Wellsville ars missing their
friends. When The boat h raised
many bodies win b fbund. The
party W. about equally gentlemen
and ladies,
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STUsExvILl.E, Ohm, July g.
Hundsetk a people are attrasted to
TIE seese a The wrecked Sciota; some
u sescA q mlasing loved O,,e-. Olh-
ess fF0m curiosity. One deal nAly
haD beeR recovered on this side.
Two bodies q boys are reported near
weilsbury. Two boys were picked
up on the Virginia side who had
swan . mile aud . half below the
paaee q the accident. They my
abost dry pessons were On the lower
deck with them when tho boat sunk
and many are probably drownel.
Captain Thomas of the Scotia h csax-
I'd With grief at the los~ Of his son and
beDuSued with cs,ld from . fruitDess
search In the watesy cabin for his
body which has since been found Ut
Brilliant station. The death roll will
psoa'ably exceed hlty. There are
more than this number missing and
al chances fos escape are heard fron'.
A hundred persons went from WeIls-
vile and Fat Liverpool down 70 the
sceae u the disaster this morning.
The Int q the nslssing are - t6lkDws:
wellsville. John 6tevesso0. aged g
yean; David Fargo. q yean; Belle
Bsandos. sallie Kijdy, 4. r. Smith
wife and Two ehildsen, Willie Ewing,
Charles Davidsos, y yeass: Joseph
CAnsos q yean, Eat Liverpool.
lrsss FasDes, CT Tho@psos 10
ysan; Lin,oln Thompson, = years;
ADnis beolh, Carrie Boardman; n.
Esellos and wife; willie FARRELL,
John Chsusty, John Tonlinson,
Jaeob 0ihooo aDd wife, d.. 6tsveo-
80 aD1 three men named respective.
y Kesnett, Woods and Busks.
1swb Haspss NJ htally huSt. Thil
~ = 0sso Hksly - b swslled than
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