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ranged eau Be complied. 1t 10 the inten-
ton Of the company 10 put the well down
800 feet u Necessary
Charles Morgan, contractor for the maSoufy
Of the twO Ohio River hAllroad bridges hare
has given up the work, and will leave with
hIs uiie fJI their home, on the sborts oil Lake
ChsmplaIn, In northern New York, AondSy
next.
An accident 70 some OF the machinery Of
the tow boat Anngs ROBBERS, Al this point,
compelled her n cali passing boat - her
shstanee IN order 10 land her low, fuesdSy
morning last. The dsmBgs was soon n
paired, and the boat resumed her way towards
Pittsburgh.
The Mcconnell brothers are having s'x
inch well put down at their tAnntfy IN The
lower ward, In order TO secure An additional
supply o. water. The welt has reached q
depth Of something over 90 feet The opera.
tom sinking 1t calculate that an abundant
supply Of water will be reached at about 10 or
IS feet
L. B. Greene, representing the Union Fur
mace COmpany,o of Oilo, was In Town q few days
Bgo, ard had the large lot Of PIG metal that
vas sent here - the KlomAn Mil Company
shortly before the collapse Of that concern,
and which the mill, fortunately for the Fur
~
cars and sent 10 Pittsburgh.
Captain Yancy, the WhIlom and somsWha,
enst c candidate for City Sergeant In Whse .
ing, WAl brought down FROM Union district
on the Itb Inst aud lodged IL jail charged
With beating his moths .in.lAw. He wa
given hearing before Squire Edwards, o.
/ Washington dlAtriut, on tuesday last, and
held 10 the Suui Of 1900 for bis appearance tI
AnGweT the action Of the Grand Ju y. Fail
Ing 10 secure bondsmAn the Captain va
remaudsd to the keeping Of JailOr Matthew'S
The BELLE Prince brought down Hntths
barge load ofstone for the Grave creek bridHI
Yesterday. The arrival OF the additions
iorce Of workmen few days ago has glyer
quits an impetus To work on the Ohio Rive
rAilroAd In this vicinity. The work OF grad
ny The road through the field Just below
town will soon be completed, and work .
the south end Of Mechanic street commences
to-day or tomorrow. The road from tn
northern end OF town through Grryel Bot
tom 10 tho lower aud Of the Narrows will b
ready for the ties Ia aIhort time,
An order was entered at the late term 0
the Circuit Court, directing Sheriff Hicks :
advertise and sell all the personal propIrt
belonging 10 the Kloman mill company, an
levied on al the suit Of the AsShsll count
bank. The suit was brought 10 recover ID
sun Of 81 900, psic BY tue bank upon sigh
drafts dep sit, d by me mill company 10
collection, which Mere returned dishouOred
The proceeds Of the sale will not be paid owe
: TO the bank until the validity OF an ottic
Judgment entered 10 favor Of the KlomAuI
Is teslImentAry trustees Of their brother
! estate, Il decided.
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STATE lars,
skeletons Unearined sheep killing
Dogs, etc. stc.


The MC6uteAn gus well Is on tie roar juS
II present, and almost any night can B,
heard distance OF ten miles, even whom NC
breeze Is blowing.
A few days ago three gentlemen while OF
an exploring tour In MonongaliA comfy ex
Eumed mo Ster skeleton Of man, on Co,
buns creek, near old Clinton furnace
II 10 IN iolerable stateof preservation, and
was buried In grave walled with stone
One Of item fitted The jaw.bone OF the giant
over his own and II extended Au inch In ex
ceIJ on either side, thus showing that Ii,
mAu was Goliah In stAture-probably eight
feet In height. Likely the bones Of some BIZ
Indian chief.
The skeleton OF human being was recent
ly found In the SIND on the river shore Il
Jackson county by three young men, "A
portion Of set oil gold ear rings and som,
large pearl buttons were found lying by lis
side. The buttons were foBud lying nndel
the backbone, and tle suppostlOn OF tht
people living In the vicinity Is that the skel
eton Is that ola female, and Is supposed Il
be one oil the excurSionists who went down
10 death on either the Scioto above thi
city during that fatal collision.
The rAYGges OF useless, hali.led dogs anon
the sheep In certain parts OF Washington
county, Pa, are causing vs'y loud com
plants among the farmers, seyell OF whom
contemplate selling their entir. flock, th
I've result OF long years OF careful breeding
aud turning their attention 70 other lines 0
agricultural enterprise. The dsmage dom
In many cases Is quile.ssrouA J. n. CLARK
ThOss loss direct end ind rect foois up severn
hundr d dol ans, his beeoru 10 dsheArtenet
that he has determined - ssll his home farm
which is one, Of the most highly improves
tracts OF land In Washington county and Il
retire entirely from the business Of farming
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No Money Can be Held In Trust 70,
Masses OF the Dead.

Masses OF tho Dead.
NEw YoRE, July l3.-In 1882 Margaret
GillmIu, 50 years old, paid $3.50 in the
hands Of Henry McAralo ipStructing him
to pay the iuneral expenUs Of herself and
husband 90 yea1 old, when they should die
to erect monuments over their graves and
expend theremAlnder oithe money in hay.
ing masses eaid for the repose oftheir souls.
She died eight days later and her husband
about two months afterwards, Both
died intestate. Michael Gilman, a. next
OF kin, demanded McAraie TO account
and pay over TO him the money received
from MIS-. Gilman. Judge y. Freedman
In the Supreme Court decided the trust
was invalid, and that such money as re-.
manned should be paid to Michael Gin.
man.
Considerable comment has been excited
by the decision. To-day In rendering n de.
cision upon q motion for settlements
findings and award Of costs, Judge
Freedman referred to this decision, saw.
iDgii MrS. Gilman had bequeathed her
money 10 her executor for the purpose Of
having masses said he would have mn.
held the will, bat no title passed with ne
deposit Of money In the hands 81 tbe
agent and the administrator was a much
entitled 10 revoke the instruction given
the agent as MA. Gilman heBelf would
have been, had she lived and chosen 10
revoke them. The character Of the inEuc.
tons, the judge said, Is immaterial.
And u they bad been, that McCaTIe
should every 4th day Of July pay a man 10
hoist the American flag over the house In
which she died he would have rendered
precisely the decision,
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News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
Miss IonkhArdt NJ Rnthapv W.. down vas

News and Gossip In Reference 10 yariou.
People.
Miss LOckhArdt, Of Bethany, was down yes.
'erday.
Ex Editor George P. Sargent arrived in the
ely last evening.
Bishop J. J. Kahn will lecture in Philippi
on Tuesday, the 2Ith inst.
Mus Kltus Harper Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
Is visiting Miss Alice Kelly.
Ms ]. b. Clcse and daughter, OF 81. Clairs.
vile. wtre In the city yesterday.
Mlj)r ". W. jackson, the Governors pri.
Tste secretary, 1T for PaIksisbnrS yesterday.
Rev. J. n Zimmer, wife and daughter, OF
New Springfield, O., are visiting Mrs, O. Zlm.
neF.
Mis- Mary Reynolds, OF steubenyille, who
hes been visiting friends In the city for some
tins, leaves for home to-day.
It Is reportsd that ex-Justlce William
Philip Is disgustei with lie la Montana and
10 gong to remoye 10 tleyelAnd,
Miss Fannie 0NeAl aud party OF ten
young ladies made the round Trip Yesterday
on the Abner 0'EeAl, and dined al the Nc
Lure.
Nj. VIII II. seamon, an instructor at MI.
ler's school, near Charlottesville, Va, Ia
spending his vacation with his father, Capt.
hsnry Seamon.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher returned yesterday from the meet.
log Of the National Educational Association
at Saratoga. The next annual meeting will
probably be held at white Sulphur spripEs.
THE lAdieJ say the boJt bargains In Drsss
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MIaGO JUNCrIOa.
Horrible Death OF Mau-PIsasant
| RirthdAy Party, etc.

Horrible Death or y Mau-PIeasan
birthday Party, etc.
The engine TO be used In boring for gas ha,
arrived.
Mr.. Ed Kelter and Miss Matte Sutherland
OF steubenyllle, are among friends here.
Mr.. Cash EyAns and vile, Of Wheeling
were SIo1g Ihe guests at the Dean party.
Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock, as Ii,
Elliot boys were R0ing home from party,
they found The body OF \ man by the name
Of Phil Copuelly, about 80 years Of age, and I'D
emplOys e u. tunnel literally cut 10 pieces
lying or the bridge on the Pan Handle Jai!,
.oad about half mile west Of the station
they Informed some al the people About
there but be laid IN the middle Of The track
on the bJidge till about o'clock In Inc
morning. several trains pacing over hi
body. II issupPosed Connolly We, inloxicl
ted.
Thu8dsy being Mr.. George A. Dean'I
birthday, hlS many friends thought the
would give him surprise. 81 about thirty
i've couples, with Zillsrs string band, u
SLeubeuvillc, went TO bis hone Thunday
night, and Mn. Dean having card Of theft
coming had the house opened up and beAut:'
fully Illuminated Dancing was the smusI'
melt OF the evening. About 70 O'Clock re,
treatments were served, and all Itsyed until
the wee Sma' hours, when THY lett highly
pleased with the eve inH's Entertainment,
Wishing Mr.. Dean niany more such blrtt'
days, and hoping thy would bs thee 10
help celebrate ths m,
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A PreminCnt CttiEen Believed or hIa
Watch on n Railway IFaIn.
Mr.. Christ siobke, Of IhlI city, was up The
river on Thur'd,y, and spent tue afternoon
at weilsburr, BrIlIisni and vicinity. In The
evening be took the r., y. 4 Ky. train for
the city. The Only othS asengsB aboard
were four gentlemen whom he knew. On
the way down he fell asleep, sad did not
wake until the Wheeling depot was reached.
As haste pped eli leiriln be wcut 10 commit
his watch to zee " chs WIS on time, and was
dumbiounded TO iind that ,t EfG gone.
The Fubbery Is mos. myllailOus one. Nj.
slsbke al ilnt supposed ouSot bis friends had
taken the WATCH % lDke, but they oil de-
MED having done -, mud A'allnro ABOVE aus.
piclon II 10 very peJplsGlDS he, Tne
watch was superb Rold our, worth consider.
ably over 500. The chain, which was also
OF gold, was not uksn. Mr. Slebka Is very
much put cut ty bis lnu, but does not know
how 70 proceed IN au effort to recover II.
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and General Notes.
W. B. Humphrles, OF the prison broom
shop, went to Pittsburgh on business for BIZ
drm yesterday.
George Blake died last evening at hali.pasl
eight o'clock. Notice Of his funeral will b
given tomorrow.
DAyy Work commenced work on the ma,
sonry Tor the basement Of the MArlhAll county
bank building yesterday.
In addition 10 several car loads Of lumber
received via the Baltimore 4 Ohio road the
Webster Wagon Company received q IarPe
barge load from down the river during tie
week.
Henry Snyder has commenced work on A
building near the depot, TO be occupied a.
an eating house and reireahment stand. That
last phrase 10 calculated 10 cover q great
deal Of ground.
The Sheriff Of Marion county yesterday
brought George MeMAnn and Henry EIkIns
70 the btAte priton U Ierye SIX years each,
for house breaking. Lewis Clayton WaS re.
ceived on the same day from Richie county,
10 serve three years tSrm for blgAmy.
Some Of the operators drilling the Gravel
Bottom oil we'll having got Int financial dlE.
dcultiea no work has been done there for
some time past. Member OF the company
here BBy that drilling Win 10 resumed q
pom q some psSllminGFiss now being AZ,
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The nall works will ,hut down toby a
noon for thirty dayL
The usual services will be held in the vari
Gus churches tomorrow,
A sewer In accord with the adopted plar
Is TO be laid on Thirty,lhird street.
Misses Annie Miller and Fannie Battell,
leave to-day for Garfield and Toledo.
Mrs, Jonathan Hoffman left yesterday fol
4 visit among relatives In New York sute.
VIM. Cochran, landlord OF the National
Hotel, died yesterday morning. he was Il
yeaD old.
A heavy storm Of thunder, rain and some
ball passed over the city yesterday afternoon,
cooling the air and laying the dust.
A large force Of Workmen Is employed Al
the steel works Just north Of the nail works,
and work on the building will be pushed.
II has bsen found necessary for the protec-
ton oil property In Rose Hill cemetery 70
Issue tickets and admit only those owning
lots aud such a. they may choose 10 t'ke IN
The gates will BE- open from IA. n. TO OR, u,
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caah world Wendsr. /,

Since buying and selling exclusively for
CAAh We are enabled 10 cell;
Good herrimAe Phnu for %.
Lawns and Burlington Sc.
Wall Paper for 10.
CA'petS for lSe.
OIL Cloths for Csc.
Window Shades made up, ready 10 hang. Is
Other goods In proportion. Call soon II
you Wish 70 ave money. Nos. 2OI9 and 2o2l
Main street JoHH RoptER,
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The Board Of Eduea ion Of Liberty DiItrie
net at the house o. '. =. whitman, aud ate
cd seeretiiy. M. WhitbRm diew M lonI
term. The Trustees appointed are as fol loEI
No. Sab District, Morrow Lewis; No, 2, n
Murray No. ., james Howard, No. 4, JobE
Cora; No. 5. J. V. Chamber; No O. n, M
Maxwell: No. John BAysrs; No. ., ], IL,
rimmons; No O. Samuel Findlsy; No, 10
James DlIoni No. II, Henry Shields.
Teacher wages for No. certificates were
hLed Of 81 per month, No. 2 SIS aud No, 5,
IS per month. 6eyen months school were
ordered for the year.
Retiring Trustees were requested to &c.
until their Gueeessora were qualified accord.
Ing 10 law,
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With tho AriOn, Beethoven and Grrma
MIA Excursion TO Buffalo Ticket,
Good gu any Train ReiurnIpg.
The above three German singing socletiei
Of Wheeling, belonging 10 the North Ameri
eau sw gerbund, will attend thr twenty
tulrd 10 igeFicSt, 10 be held at Buffalo, y
York, IRON July 10Th TO I'D, aud to give III,
public In &, n iraI m opp rtunIty 10 wines
the same, ave I'm ted themselves In AIrang
Ing an excursion over the q. & P. railrod, II,
traln leaving Bridgeport, ObiD. on MoBdbS
morning, tae 10Th Of July. 1883, at o A. ".
arriving at buffalo at :. n the same day
The same evening, at SO'olock, the first con
cert takes place. The excursion plSSeS over
part OF the L., IT W. j. y. railroad, and from
Erie, "a, goes over the Lake Shore & Mich.
gan Southern, along the beautiful Lake Erie
rhs entire route golrg and coming bIek
will be travelled ln daylight, and as far q,
scenery i, concerned, cannorbe tQuAlled BY
any other road. From Buffalo there will b
daily excuFJions 10 Niagara EAlls, ChAutAu
qua Lake, and ether points Of interest ri
greatly reduced RATES. On ThuTSdsy, July
10, there will be monster picnic al the beau.
tlsul city park. In the oboruBes there will be
., l:tralned understanding, among which
will be the shove three societies
Of Wheeling. The undersigned committee
for thus excursion has made complete mr.
fragments, so there will be ample accom-
modAtions for all participating In this ex.
ousiOn and giving their names 10 any Of
be gentlemen mentioned. The full Open
House Orchestra has also been engaged for
this trip. which will give daily coueris OF thu
headquarters oil the above singing societies,
Nj, Anthony 8ohmidrs Hotel, where also
the Robert Blum Amlngrchor Of Allegheny,
Pa, 10 quAriersd, &r. Bred HusemAn, tue
popular passenger agent, will also accom-
pAny the excunlonlstS and see 10 theiI
comfort This Is the only route on which
exour,lonlSts can leave Buffalo on Saturday
morning and arrive In Wheeling the san,
evening. Round trip tickets 80, kood for
eight days and to return on any train With,
the eight days. 10 be obi Ilnnd from any oil
the active SingtrI Of the Arion, Germans
and Det thoyen Singing BOolstIeS, or the En-
cursiou Committee, eonrs Ing Of MetsrS. L.
y. shlel, l. ColmA-, JE., Julius LOhSe, L
Fuhr R: HenrnIch, O. Appenz Tier, H. @
MsyerH. HeInbrish. and y rRut. 2"
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TIE HILLS WILL sTOP.
The Iron WORKERS TO Have Four
MNnkht Real.

Tho Iron workers TO Have Four
Weeks Rest.
As announced yesterday, the resolution
adopted at the meeting Of the YVES
tern. Nail Association at Pittsburgh
on Wednesday TO suspend operations
from July is TIL August Is, was not
final, and the outcome was stu 10 doubt A
decision va, expected yesterday, however,
and aIspstch was received at this office last
night from Pittsburgh TO tho etiee: that the
suspension was anally agreed TO, The dis
patch 10 as follows;
Special DlpaieA 10 AS hiSlipAner.'
PrrrsBuROH, July 1.-The stoppage OF the
nall mills belonging 10 the Western Nail As.
s1clAtlon 10 assured, all the Pittsburgh nail
ta'lls having sgreed to shut down their
fantoflts for four WtekA
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An example Of what printer Ink, large
capital aud fair uealIng can do will be found
in the growing enterprise known as The
Traders and Importers Tea Company, which
has jlst got It's Wheeling store into running
order at 1905 Main street, The company
takes thepleaSant and popular method Of
giving presents 10 their new friends for the
month OF July only, the idea being to adysr-
tlse tbs excessive and varied character OF the
tea and cotiee stock, Its BOT considered that
this plan will be Immediately profitable, see
ing that the tea and coffee are worth The
exact price asked for them In packages.
But the souvenirs are expected to DO priEsd
by the receivers and y work up q good feel.
Ing 10 behalf Of the company. Cash, gold
and silver watches, diamonds ard Jswtlry,
make up tue lllt1 OF handsome gIitt and
every package oil dollars worth Of good tes
or coffee contains 4 favor. Tea buying Al
1905 Main street ought 10 speedily become
tls pge, look out Tor club rates: One can
Tor 81 %, SIX cans for - o. twelve cans for
$40 %, twenty-five cans Tor SO 90, sIxly.fy,
cans for $50OO." Following Is a partial iii
OF those who hAYe received valuable presents
thls week:
ChGs, DAub, butcher, Fulton, stem.wipdlpp
and setling'RAtoh, $50; W. A. Milligan, 9llI
Eof street. chAtAlAine watch, SIS; James
Travis, mailer, tlBplle Iron Works, genuine
diamond tIud, rs; LlIlie Lucas, 1874 Chan.
line street. genuine diamond ring, $40; lerov
smith, ilSi Water ttreet, winding ana
stem letting watch, SIS; Jacob SWeiizsr, %
Eleventh street, genuine diamond cola, bpt.
ton, tlsl AlEy Gavin, sF6S Water stsssi
American wstch, $lT; 'Joseph JobnSon
bridgeport, o, fireman, Pittsburgh. OIncIn,
natl : 81. Louis railroad, stem. Eindirr
and stem.jettipg watch, 3iG q.
Ball, Arlington StnyO Works Rennins
diamond ring, F5i 8, D, Meyers, MipFo
function, chitelaihe watch, SIS; GeorSe
HAuteker, Bridgeport, stem winding and
stein q Ting watch, 90; Miss Jennie McFay,
9i6 Main sl'eet, genuine diamond ring, rs;
Mra. Leeeh, boarding house, pi5 Main steel,
genuine diamond ring, SIS; 1T. Lynch, Bar.
gain Shoe House, u Twelfth street, $50;
Michael CoppingSr, North Wheeling, tten,
winding and stem settling watch, SIS; Louis
echwAlb, First National saloon, lois MAIr
ItreOL ohAtelslnO watch, SIS; John Lewis, "A
sixteenth street, genuine three stone Ola.
mond, ruby and sapphire ring. SS5; w. A,
Barry, Mayor Of West Alexander, stem wind.
Ing and setting watch, SIS.
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Pre.snis fnr Erer,hn.lx-

THE ladies say the ooIt bargains In DR.,
Coos eau be had at Geo. R, TaylorG,
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steamboat squibs RSd Miscellaneous
IaVeS Co. IN.

steamboat squibs RSd Miscellaneous
LaVes GO-ip.
The ferry boa. Transit, Of wslIsSurg, $50
Be repaired here.
The @. " Anderson, In her new coat Of
paints, looks very handsome.
The local packets all Grriyfd and departed
ON tIme and did fair bltiueN.
The Rssoiut,, 81 Gays Iron Line, passed
down With q tok OF railroad Iron for 81. Louis
This hull for Captain gWeVnty'S new boat
/. beihg built al Prlnglts yAid aear Browns
Vile. 49,.
The II. NJ. Townsend pissed down light
and the J. 6. Mercer PISSED up with . toN Of
empty coal boats.
Con Mcdonald boarded tte 81 Lawrence
yeStsrdiy 70 assist in pilttlng bttNeen here
and Pittsburgh snd rtlurn.
The Barnard was placed on the docks yes
tetdAy, where tbs extensive rsP AN, snat arc
bling made 10 her will be completed.
The electric light pa sepEer packet ehio
passed down AHA ". With Boo1 TIP, tski
Ga big lot OF freight In this Vicinity.
The steamers Chesapeake and Regular have
been having one o. two lille brushes OF !Ate,
and pretty little race may DO looked Ioi
one Of these dRys'
The depth OF water In the channel last
evening. according to the gauge m,Tks, va,
iset 0 incktS aud ltiii falling. A y ght buE
mes Vas done 10 the afternoon but the morn
Ing aspect Of the levee was quite lively
O'Neil & Co., the we'll known coal firm o
Pittsburgh, has brought suit against JOSEPH
Walton & Co, of the sana pluce, also coal op
erAtorS for the destruction OF number Q
barRes OF coal during tue high tH.er II
MRTuh last Captain Seward Hays has alsc
brought suit AERInSt Walton q 70. for los1 Q
toWbeAt Abe Hays, which occurred at IN
SINE time.
The 81. Lawrence, a. big and handsome 4
ever, aud YerAl hours ahead Of time, ~
rived at O A.. N aud departed for PiiisourRl
At 10 O'Clock. Her decks were hlled wiz
freight and her cabin With passengers Thi
i.st sidsTheeler will pAss down this evening
on her return TIP Shippers should hAv
their e. DDS on band At an early hour. Capt
List Is 10 command.
GEEESspoRo. Pa, July lS.-Rivsr feet
inches and falling Ialny.
CINCINNATI o, July lS,-lIlyer IS feet an
rising; weather warmer.
Caro-. J " i2.-Rlver IS feet ed fallinI
cloudy and warm; Thermometer So.
OIL CrTr, Pa, July lS.-River 8 feet
inches and falling; weather cloudy and warn
Prr7yBuE0n, July lS.-Monongahela river
feet . inches and falling weather cloudy an
warm.
BEowxSvrLLK Pa, July lS-R'vsr S iet
inches and falling weather clio. dy; the
nometer 7l0.
MoEolSroWS, W. Va, Ju'y lS.-RiVsr2 fe'
T 0 inches ADD ItitIOpAryi weather cloud!
the.momstes 7S0.
EVANSVILLE, INp., July lS.-Partly cloud
and warm; winds southwest; mercury. IS
River 0 feet and stationary. Arrived
Grace Morris. Canntliop; jas. Guthehe, LOT
ISyllle; CAT, Cincinnati. Departed: 10
spur, Cairo; II. T. DrItr, Cairo.
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Tho following SHOWS the range Of the ther.
moneler, a, Obyeryrd al Solnepta drug
store, Opera House conner yesterday:
lss2 lSa
JA,M,I2H. JTi N.7FhI5L.M.I ?N.SEa7RM
- 81 - :: - ~ 81
lSpIcAltoS9.
WASHINGTON, u c, Jolly u, 1880 4. N.-For
Tennessee add the Oniu Valley, and Lake
Region, local rains, partly cloudy weather,
winds general J iiOm east " Routh, station
AIRY or slight rise In temperature, failing bar.
ometsr In lake rsFin1
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A little Eirl Of Joseph Lindslsy'a ID lyin.
dangerously III with scarlet fever.
The wife Of Enaeh Bowsrs was taken sick
on Thursday evening, and 70 now lying at thI
point Of death.
No Glue has yet been had TO James Tunkip.
who robbed two Of his fellow boaTder on
He wAI last sten In wheeling,
ut has LETT there for parts unknown,
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Ghe 9ntsIllgeufer


oniecs 10. Is aud % ro"FtsC.ln street
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Mrs. David Myers accompanied ]. o.
McGoWas and wife, OF youngstown, Ohio, &c
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