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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
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oerren Hebnfteurel
Gas Obise tit Gin sutes Bib pon 5rau 2pbia 6.
Tinfban ans 9pnn, Isaii, bic m ,br ais iraenb ei,e
anbere 5rou in gsabrDcit ben Ramen Der .Sraueu-
freanbin4 ben Dieie ibrer Gorreiponbcntnnen i5r
10 serne beiIseen, uerbient. Sic ,pibmet it6 nit
benz st0bten eifer ibrer Mrbeit ,peIde Iettere bas
9einltat sines iebensIdnsIiden Stubiums it, ,inS
III ge;punsen febs Niiitentinnen fdy ,u baItem
Die tbr belien he aussebreitete Gorrefponbens,
pelbs pon allen Soften ibr sufiebt ,tiib pon Semea
cine iesIi9e tb<e ipe3ieue seibenslait pber iJre
6rease Sauoa befret 81 isin, tanbsiebt, sn beaut,
wortsn. Sbre qFansen Frdparation if elm SeiIz
mttsI tir ents anb ,,itst fir b5ie 8uede. SD babe
Yerjonlth oies ausgefunoen nnb Bin pon ber 9Babrs
belt Seiien mas i'd fage, lber;eugt.
= Begen bie(erwobl blbsipiefsnen Cisenidaften rptrb
te pon ben bsiten Gersten hes 2anbes empfobIen
,s. Sse .nsrltA5isbsn;-einsr pom biefen iaet; sDie
9lrfung tR nunoerbar uhb erIpart pieIes 2eiben.
sic fMrirt poudnbig bic ID hmmjte Art MutterIeibs
Mbiduen, Seucorree, unregeImdbiee unb fdmeras
i.s9s monafltSe 8sinignng isbe art eamensaranf.
sIutabEuB ieSs art ssrfesns unb bis Saraaf III
penhen Nldenmartbefduerbeii, unb iff defenders
enipenebar sur 8cit be 8 SebensweaieIb.@
Ss ,, ssssa ssa xsss sss
2ratt elm. S9wd9e, 8Idbiutt, Srana nad5 Wei,s
mittetn Anb Wagenidudde pfrb ieberseit ba5ureb
anseao!fen; SIC bsi!t @atj9wsqanesn aOpff9msrs
tnr neSssie SetptHt uu9eWflne &Drpef1JDa@e,
SdiafoEsteits Atmattung unb 1inperbaulidfeit.
Jenes @efabt gdnSlt9er @rf&6pfune, nslfes
S9mersen ttfb NldenIeiben air Sctae bat, tft fefa
te!s. Jeber5eit unb inter allen itmitdntei, tit bic
Birtung IN poladnbigem m llebereinfommen NIT berl,
fem ipeibliden erfpfemunterliegenben geiet.
Der rYreis 1T nnrs 81 a 6Iaf4e, S. fir Siai,ers,
nno tuir6 pom allen Apotbefern pertauft. SraeuS
uei9er 9atb fur fpesieue sdHe, nnb bic g!amen ron
Bleien bic eur9 anwenbung ber Bfan3en Riiduna
,gsber uoutdnbtg 5erseiteu morben, tann maii poa
Rrs. y ntbrer 9riuat< <Mbreiie, 2enn, @aj, erbaIs
ten: Ran .fige 9oitmarte srr weantworinna Bel.
Wegen Nieren neiHperben BET beiben 0efdIeds
tern tt bieie Wiidung unlbertrejfbar ,pie aabi<
retde Seugniiie beipet5en.
sWrS. 9Infbam's 2eber piuen,1 faat ein eorres
iponoeht nnb bic been III ber aBelt aIs SeiImitteI
aegsn Beritoyfunes @alsnbef ef9susrSen ,irb aeber
eritarrung. SIR 8lnt SRetrtiaer brindf @uus
ber1n @etfe un6 t9 apeiHe ni6f pirb baIb ebenio
berahHt xub popaidr iefn uie BE gfansn 9rapas
Gin .SeSer mub biefe 5rau aIs einen cnaten
cnesI anisben, Sersn ein5iger snnj9 II arberem
cut ~ tbun.
qsilaSeIYbia. pa. % mrs. y. m.9.
TsgH2a4 e MA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
lHortfstlna frlei. }

*Geine Grau fam an S9md6e leis
ben, na6bem iie 2poia 6. pintbam's
GrduterzMii6ung benubt bat.
*Wir linb bollitdnbig iiber3eugt, baB
Sermes i'm Nltertbum trpb al feiner
S6laubeit unb ben natiirli1en Silfs=
mitteln Der 9ll1bDmie bic ibm au Sc
bote ffanoen, tlur elm b69f drmli1er
NrSt war i'm 8er9lei6 nit 6rau 2poia
s. .pintbam aus 2Dnn, MaH. Sermes
it gepib nidts tpeiter als ein getpibter
&enner Der f6warsen Giinfe gemelen;
aber mir ipiiIen baB fein 9umbug ir=
gsnb etmas nit Der Nr3nei -Gbemie Der
2rduter=Ml6uns bon Trau pinfbam
gu tbun gebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
0u gsnris murhp Iette gpod,e

: Sn paris tpurbe lebte Mo6e in
SSolge Der bort berri6enoen Qibe cine
iunge biibide Dame, ,Su6ter angeiebener
Glteru, in Der Mbenue be l'Opera pl0b=
lid irriinnig, mari alle Gleioer ab uno
bipfte nit oem Gufc: "Je suis Eve,
votre mere" BON Der einen Seite Der
Strabe sur anOern. bis Elm Sergeant be
0ile .Wtutter gua" feItnabm, ibre 9lei=
Der aufraffte unb iene ben 9lugen Der
b0ien Welt in einer bena6barten Yoli=
3eiitation ent5og. Gin dnberer bon Der
9ibe iibermannter GransoIe polte f1
in Der Jontaine beg palais 3opal ers
trdnten, ein anberer Lief ourb bic 2ir1e
uno ertldrte, uIapOleon oer 0ritte" su
iein."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
Uieraieidbrise Grfabrnng elmer
dlfeu li}drteriu.

UueN xOuCteItu<
Mrs. W;nsloms Sootbine @yrup mirb
ocn elmer Der bsfsu Doftortnaen unb Den
WGrterinnsn in BEN Ser. @taa.en psr.
lArieben. " paree felt 40 Sabrfn pon
Miliunsn Don Iattsrn unp Gtntern nit
ME fsblsnbsa grfOlse ssbrauGt. lowotl
BON bern 3ass alten RinDe. mis pcn er.
wahisnen &tnosrp. gr beieitiat stdrfe
m Masen. bsfreit Ven WinrtOlif unb re.
sullrt bic Geedrme /; er perlhoitt fir Rin,
Der unb Mntter Nube uno Doblbebnsen.
Wir slauben. boz Der @Yrup bas beRs
unb lIAerfs Mittsl II ssssn DYlentfri.
unb Diarrtoi Bel Sinpern, sletGpiel cb
eurN 3abnen psrurladt obsr bnr@ anpe
re urladsn. glue GstrauAsanmeiluna
uirb isesr Blafds beises.ben. 60 III tsins
aAt. psnn niht ras Jariimile BON Cur.
tic u. Ys,tns auf Der Nubsnfdte Der Gin.
paduns entpaltfa Ii. Sn ansn Npotbs.
ten gu babsn, bic Giafds % Gsats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22

begen, cinen 2ibellpro3eb eeeen bic uM.
.. Simes" anauifrengen, tpel6e auerit
Die Sternppitf6tpinoeleien entbiilte.
Wenn lie bielen plan tpirfli6 ausfiib=
rem, f0nnen fie lei6t auf cine Bemeisz
fiibrung ftoBen, tpel6e ale bieienigen
finbli6=gldubieen Gemiitber, bie beute
no6 ali bic llnfbulo 8rabp's unb Dor=
feD's glauben. politdmoig BON beren
S6ulb iiberSeu9t; ielblt Die Maibing-
toner Serenaben yiigger ni9t ausges
npnln1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22

genniDlpanien bat elm neues Ge=
ieb erbalten, ipel6es bori6reibt, baB
ole Gebdube, bic nit Geuerz&ettungs=
leitern na6 bem Geleb ausgeriiitet fein
follen, auberoem on feds Genifer aebn
Sub lange &etten befelti9t baben mill
len, an Del9 lebteren gnbe farfe
Stride angebra9t fein iollen, bic Bis
gum 8ooen rei6en. Sie Stride fonen
auf ben Geniterselimien liesen unb fir
ie6e perion i'm Gebaube 3lgdngli1
fein. 9otels miiRen in ieoem 3immer
oberbalb oes stpeiten Stodes cine folfe
&ette nebft @trid anbringen. Dieieni=
gen, pel6e bieie Beiiimmungen ni6t
bea6ten, berfallen elmer Strafe bon
$500 uno finb bel etpaigen 8rdnoen
berantiportli1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
Cine meue grfinbuua aur f6nelIe

= Cine neue grfinbung aur f6nelIe=
rem 9eriteaung bes 2etterniabes 1T bon
einem gBiener S6riftieber, Namens
2eopolb @eib. gema1t tporoen. Oers
felbe bat elm nWort9lieber= 2etlernfpz
fte6", tpie er es nennt, su!ammengeftellt
unb 0ieben laiien, BON Dem er bofft. oaB
es benz Seber m6glib MAIDEN tpirb,
Sneimal 10 Oiel in berielben 3eit su lei=
fen, als bisber. Oieier 3age belt
9err WeiB i'm Rieber6i 6iterrei6ii6en &C.
tperbebereine in Wien iiber bieie feline
griinoung einen 0ortrng. BEL benz er
audi an BEN BON ibni eonitruirten balb=
runben Gebfaiten nit ben in fDfemati>
fder Weile sufammengelebten 2ettern
bemonltririe. SEPT muB man befannts
lid, I'M WDrte pber Summen at bill
ben, am SeBfaiten ein3elne 8ugitaben
ober 3ihern acknowledgment unb beim
3erlegen bieIer Wprte pber Summer,
nm ben entIeerten Sebfafen tpieber nit
2ettern gu fiillen, ieben gu9ifaben ober
jebe 3iffer ein3eln tpieber IN bas biersu
beltimmte Sod legen. giad Der Meib'=
i6en grfiubung aerlegt man bic Morte
ni6t in Bu6itaben, ionbern in Glieber,
bic beiipielspeiie IN 8or= unb Na1lil=
BEN, 2auten, GleTionen unb aud in
Silfs5eitp0rtern belfeben. Ser 8pr=
tragenbe, Der am SeBtaiien nit ieinen
neuen Sppen einige 2eilen febte. be=
mics, baB er bel 6eritelung elmer Sab=
5eile nod ieinen Spitem nur % Griffe
nod benz Gaiten 81 MAIDEN brau1e,
tpabreno man nit ben iebisen 2etterm
56 Griffe MAIDEN mub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22

***n@as i'm 2Drper einmal eingebo=
rem fDmmt ME aus ben, 8lute bernus."
Mber Gbeumatismus, golbene 9lber,
Malaria, geritppfuns unb ale bur1
franfe 2eber, Nieren uno Wagen perur-
fa6te 2eiben fommen obne 3peifel aus
6em Blute beraus. tpenn gtierenfraut,
llniuerialz0eilmittel fiir alle berartigen
Qeiben, benubt tpiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
ltmIhreibuma,

TER lieutenant 6. 1T elm lebensluiti=
ger 9err, INNER ibel unb amulist fi9
germ. - uWie fomint es benn, oaB er
feline 6aare fdon 10 friib berloren?" =
Die Bat er lid eben m eg m ii | irt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-22
General 6aaen bonn gBetterbureo

= General 9a5en bonn Wetterbureail
beflagt fi6, oab er cine 9naabl BON
Stationen babe eingeben la1elt t,iiIlen,
neil ibm Die @elomittel bonn @ongreB
gu fnapp augemeiien tuoeben ieien.
go6 bor tpenigen Sabren mar es bem
Weaior 9oipgate m0glid, $150,000 Bis
100000 aus Der Safe bes Bureaus gu
iteblenL obne oaB es lange 3eit au6
nur bemerft ipuroe. Seitoem linb tpez
Der Die Gel6mittel bes 8ureaus 10 be-
f6nitten, nod iinb feline Sperationen
10 ausgebebnt tporben, bab es ni9t
m0gli6 fein iolte, nit Der notbigen
Spariamfeit bic beiteben6en Stationen
i'm Gang gu balten, big Ser GpngreB
mebr @elb beipilligt.
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- Die SternpOitler i6sinen iiber
ibre Greilpre6uns 10 iebr aus benz
9dus6en geratben gu fein, baB lie na6=
gerabe anfansen, on ibre eigene Chs
lidfeit au elauben. Wenieitens beibt
es in Maibinston, oaB lie bic Abli9t
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= Reines Blut erbdlt bic @elunbteit
Or. Ader8 Bloop GIirtr" mirb bon ben
bsrucrraSeneiteu asrster empfoblen. Bei
olle Npotbstern N taben.
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Sas feinite Serren= uno araben.
llnterseug, 9emoen. Striimpfe, 6olen=
TRIGGER &C., melbe ie impprtirt tpor6en,
BEL @beets, Gorrebon & Cattle,
Grofett=BlDd Mlamn .VlqaQ.
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= 8rabanoter, 8aleneienne, ga>
riler, &uiiiibe, Sddiifde unb leinene
Gpibem in GROCER Mustpabl billigit beim
SamDus.
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Waaere Wenfehen

Wells Health Renewer lteat bic
@eiunoheit mieoer ber NIB 0iebt 3roft.
'uri1t Maaenfdmdhe, nnIrublba,feii unp
anberf @s'dledtsfeeler. 81.
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= 9erren, beren 8artbaar eine ni6t
anlpre6en6e 5arbe bat, f0nnen burd
8udingbam's Sair SDe bielem llebel=
ftanb lei1t abbellen.
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= 9ie Serren S. ". gboins & 60.
Srugsiiien in San Saba, Seras, la
gen: 8roiuns giien~8itter ipa1ft idg:
li1 in 8olfsgunif."
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- 0nspspaa Der Sefdbriidite 6eino
Der @eiuncheit. wiib ousd NnDenouus
BON ;, aders Dpspepaas Tablets" luritt
Bei alien gpctbsiern gu baben.
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gpmptpnie einer
untb bGti0em e E 3 er.
Ehuiersen inn Gcpf nit eiHem bunipfen @efii6i
i'm Sinferfcpfc, 9dmer5en nnter ben S@uiters
tIdttcrn, anfgetriebenfein nab benz giierl, nit
Ntneisiing 0eseu iebe fcrperli9e cber aeifti9e
Ibatiateit, rei,tareSZ Temperament, trHteG
muua nit tem beicnbereH @efiibie, trseun
cine Gbliesenbeit rersefisu a. tabeu, @irtgs
qeIbe 6auf, iitertarpt &cpff4mersen nbertalb
bes redbtem Anges, nnrubiger Shiaf init beans,
sfiaeuSen Erdnmeit, fart gsfdrtter Trim urio
~. a Z. a. = q = n n a
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9err %. s. Gpans, Semett,
Seras fagt: sd made ausgebebnte
8erfaufe BON 8romns @i1en=8itter unb
es erIreut li6 aftgemeiuer 3ufrieoen=
belt"
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s~ Millionen padete Der Diamauts
farben iinb berfauft ,uorben, ohne cine
einsige Glage. lleberall iinb lie 2iebs
lingsfarben.
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- 7-F47
S1Onbett ttitO VrtiWe.
- ++A+ r. r. r
werben benz Nunoe perlieben burd
8 0 z 0 D 0 N T

weItes Die 3ibne NJ e / s, has 3asn 1eiid
rofi8 uno csn Atbsm anseueb NJ
madst. Gs cutfernt ben Weinffcin pr1=
ftdnei8 unb tetpabrt lie orr Ycrberbeu.
Sci Droeuiffen su baben.
1871 tuw,i
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Wetfp pp fmm A.

GnffS VJIIen f7nb fpt,istI iiir biefe Ndne
bsreitef, efeHr(Is pernrfnd1f eincn ipld,en38edDs
III IN 8efInbem, baf Der 9eieehfe erf3annt ~.
eie p<rmtbrtm ben Hppetff nne peruriaden Nleiid,s
Birftna dnf fbse1Bsrb0uuue Al eedne etu regelmdels
orr 0h1bfeana terroreeruftn trtrr eretS 25 Cents.
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Euff'e 0 ntr q &c.

@raus eaare eees . q iusreen snrd sin einstses
nuitra9tn niefer Garbe 5u gthnteuo f6m1rteM
perpannei 6ie berfettt eine 1frfe 4arrs unp pirft
anstnbitdiia su rsrfauien tn apctten oeer vtrp nn
Office IS Wurrap Ifrfet, gRepsgprf.
fDr. Iutff Wdnn1tt werftppuer tner,petjuydeu uueN
Nnnelt@er3epte boil surs aufeeransen fret 5erlense
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llnier Eager in Geiben=
nrlo @oml1ler : &leiberitpifen
1T baS 9rDgte in Ter @tabt.
WaS bic Qualitdt Ser gyaa=
rem nnb ibre Billisfeit be-
trifft, 10 fudt eS feiileS @lei=
den.
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Das nnabtrtlofftns Hiii1se 3atnmit.sl. bas
wunbcrtars Sosuboai, n:aht ben @unb te,au.
ttrnb ID On. Dafielse ii aus bedlfamen Grduiern
Glaftistdt, ten 8dbnsn verlenslant unb erbdli
bic 3dbre bis inc ipi:tffe MIt,r.
gs III fen NabrGen, aber Der ti9life @starf
pom SO,obont lssrileist ben e'ti&er 8ebnmitsI
i'm eanien Qanbt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-14
PERSONAL POINTS.
Fresh Gossip OF the DoinKs Of VariOu,
Persons.

Mr.. Mich. busch and wife are visiting in
Amity, Ia.
Miss Annie Frank, of the South S,de, is
visiting relatives in New Martinsyille.
Gen. Grant will be at Deer Park on
Thursday, the guest OF Hon. s B. Elkins
Constable Weir, of the Sixth ward, leaves
for Richmond, Va, to day, to visit friends
Captain Devries and family left yesterday
TO spend day in Hare's woods, near Tay-
lorstown, Pa.
Miss Mollie Higgins, Of Wellsburg, is
visiting Miss Emma Anderson, on Six
teenth street.
Ed Carson, who has been visiting friends
in the East End left for his home in Steu.
benville yesterday.
Major J. c. Anderson returned home yes
terday from an extended tour through the
South and East. He is looking well and
hearty.
Miss Annie Dougherty, who has been
visiting at the corner OF Thirty-third and
Market streets for the past two months,
leaves for her home down the river to-day
on the Andes.
The Cumberland Times says:
The following party from Wheeling went
TO South Branch Thursday for q two weeks
fishing excursion: Alfred Paul, A. J. Clark.
Plstoff Zane and w. H Caldwell.
Among inc party to Berkeley Saturday
was Mr.. Samuel B. Harrison. formerly of
Cumberland, now of the Mcclure House,
Wheeling, who is on his vacation trip. He
left yesterday for Somerset. and after
spending q few days with friends there,
will go to one of the ocean resorts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-14
THE BAND PICNIC
Al 81. GIairsvilIe. Saturday, with its
sports aud Amusement.

sports auu Amusement.
Saturday was a beautiful day for the
band picnic, and every one that was pre-
ent enjoyed the occasion, as there was
plenty of amusement on the ground. The
people from the neighborhood turned out
very well, but there was a noticeable lack
of those who were expected TO be there
the town people. The gate receipts we're
$40 80, anu other receipts swell the amount
20 over Sl25 Of which over one half can be
placed in the expense column. The item
ger took a stroll through the grounds with
he following result:
At l0A NJ. came the game of base ball
between the Globe nine, of Bellalre, and
It. ClairSvil!e nina, and we are sorry our
boss players, CUwen and Collins, catcher
and pitcher, were absent, as the Globes are
good ball players and nice fellows and the
vaIue without our leading players was
hardly interesting. The score was l. to
in favor Of the Globes.
In the potato race. Sherman Doyle got in
first with the potatoes, aud took the prize.
\ pig, with an IL inch bill, was secured
Tor the pig race. but 10 one had the hardi.
hood TO tackle him, so lie was released and
took to the woods.
Dick Darrah ca ried Off the honors in the
foot race, beating the noted Paxton, of
ColerAin, about lUO yards.
The dance at the upper hall commenced
after dinner and run until midnight, To
the great delight of those who like that
amusement. And as three sets were going
about all the time in is to be thought the
dancers "'joyed' themselves.
The fellow and his girl who got one dish
OF ice cream and two spoO9s were there.
John MCCracken, Of Wheeling, took in
the ball game in the morning.
JOhu Heaton, well known in Wheeling.
snd former st. ClairSville boy, Was here
10 see the fun.
VIM. Taylor, salesman for one OF the
Wheeling shoe houses, took in the tun.
Dewey Hilles, son of ex Sheriff. Hill -,
81 GAINESVILLE, and Charley Carroll, OF IT..
UuiOn, were here to see their friends AMI
take in the picnic.
A wagon load of Bridgeport'S fair girls
we're up and took in the dInCe.
The candidates were all mere And they
did their best to get in good work
The balloon ascension WAS not as god as
il would have been, Tor the reason that the
furnace fell in before it was inflated, and it
had TO go or burn. The people had the ad.
vantage, however, Of seeing how Professor
White lands from an aerial voyage as the
balloon alighted on the ground.
Albert Ferren took first money in the
bandbox race.
An excellent band concert, which in
cludsd triple tongue polka on f. fiat cor.
net by c. L. Hughes, leader, took place at
$50 O'clock.
OH. Hawkins, a former member OF the
bend, and Mr.. Leydick, OF GAINESVILLE,
came down to enjoy the day.
There was very little, if any, disorderly
Conduct on the grounds, and not single
arrest was made. The band boys are to be
congratulated on the good order, as they
made every effort to have everything pass
off well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-14

A Days Doipgs I'm Our Little IndastriaI
NefxhboF.

A Days Doipgs I'm Our Little IndustSfal
Netyhbor.
They are having another hitch at the
Lsughlin gas well, caused By the bit being
lost.
All the glass houses in Martins Ferry
will start up Wednesday.
The Top mill started up in full yester'
day morning.
Sunday afternoon there was quite an in.
terestinG entertainment given &C Walnut
Grove By three blind boys, who arc witt
ing Mrs. WEIGH. The showed very much
proficiency by the resding, walking by
sound, singing, etc. They will give aaotl.
er entertainment at the same place Dexs
Sunday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Sunday there was reopenius OF abe
First Ii. z. Church, on Third street TIE
church has been thoroughly overhauled
and repaired, and is now as good as nav;
Rev. L. b. Jones preached very interest
ing sermon.
Deputy Sheriff F. B. Sedwiek of st.
Clairsville was in town yesterday on court
business. He left ON the evening train for
Bellaire.
Charley Coss was the only inmate Of the
lock up last evening. He had on board
more tanglefoot than he could comfortably
carry and was placed there to recnperate.
John Cusack, a popular B. 4 o. man, was
in town yesterday on business for his
uncle. John is quite fayorite with the
RAILROAD men here.
A. d. Newland, the Washington street
grocer, received a wagon load of Jersey
melons. They are the finest melons brought
TO Martins Ferry, and were purchased
from Diehl 4 Kober, of Wheeling.
Daniel Cox, the Second street druggist,
will to day start a boot and shoe store in
one OF Conrad Longs room on Second
street He will still continue his drug
business at bis old stand.
The Lacy Bros. have removed the saloon
from their old stand to the corner OF Front
and Carlyle streets.
Mrs. Michael Dobbins is lying danger
ously i'll at the residence Of her husband
in Clark's Addition.
Mr.. D. Park, of Washington street, is Wis.,
ing friends in Iowa.
Mrs. J. R. Leonard is down seriously i'll
at the residence Of her husband in the
lower end of town.
The funeral of Simon Donley, an old and
respected citizen of Martins Ferry, took
place Sunday afternoon, and was conducted
by the odd Fellows, Of which he was a
member. The interment took place at
Weeks Cemetery.
A T. Castor, Of Wheeling, was in town
ytsteN dy.
Miss Kate Jordan, of Williamsport, Pa,
is visiting at Capt. I. B. Lewis, in Clarks
addition.
Mr.. Jesse Blpcher and wife aud Miss
Hammond, OF Little Rock, Ark, who have
been visiting friends in this place, leave for
home to-day.
f. f. Black, who has been away for the
past week en- local business, returned to
his post in Lawyer Duncans office yester-
day.
Rev. J. A. Gray, who has been visiting
his father here for the past two weeks, will
go to Pittsburgh to day to attend the anti
organ convention.
Miss Anna Hall and daughter Ruth, of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. are the guests of Miss
Ann Miller, on Third street.
The Little Anna will make a trip to
Moundsvile next Sunday for the benefit
} the these who wish to attend the camp
meeting. She Will leave Martins Ferry at
half past six.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-14
WATER wAIFS.

The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Bachelor is he Pittsburgh packet
to-day.
The Frank Stein is the Marietta packet
this morning.
The Diurnal left at II 80 yesterday morn
ing for Parkersburg.
The Stockdale is due down to-day en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Belle Prince passed down with
barge Of stone yesterday.
The Andes arrived last evening and will
leave for Cincinnati TO day.
The Clifton passed up with a tow OF
empty brick boats yesterday.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with 3 feet inches OF wafer 10 the
channel.
Yesterday a small purse was found on
the Little Anna. The owner can recover it
by applying at Sesmon's tobacco store.
The following local packets were running
yesterday: The Telegram, in the Claring-
ton trade; Little Anna, in the Martins
Ferry trade Abner O'Neal, in the Steu-
benville trade, and the Princess in the
Bells,re trade.
LOUISVILLE, August 13.-River falling
with feet in the canal. No arrivals or de-
psrtures. Weather cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, August l3-River feet and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar.
rived, Scotia, Pittsburgh; Keith, Evans.
vile.
CAIRO, ILL, August 13.-Arrived-City
OF Cairo, NIcksburg5 P. NJ; w. II. Holli.
day, st. Louis 6 p. NJ. Departed-Cairo, st.
Louis P. ". River Is feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.