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RIVER NEws
Steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.

Steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.
The Ohio passed down this morning.
The popular W. N. Chancellor passes down
at an early hour this morning.
The Barnard will have to have new cyl.
Under put in before she can go out
The Clifton passed up with empty barges
and the Hope passed down with emphes.
The Emma Graham passed down at TAM.
and the Scotia went up at6A. NJ. Both had
fair trips.
The I. N. Brintou, Joseph A. Stone, Enter
prise aud J. O. Risher passed up with tows OF
empty coal barges.
The river fell over foot yesterday, the
marks last evening indicating depth OF I
feet 10 inches. Business was only medium.
The O. W. Anderson has been engsged by
the American Flint Glass Works lodge Gf
Martins Ferry, to take them 10 Clarington
tomorrow. where It Is proposed to have .
jolly picnic.
The following Is the number OF bushels Of
coal sold by Pittsburgh firms in Cincinnati
during the year 1882: W. II. Brown, 1,T63. :
900; Brown q Sous. 7G4 900; Lysle Bros. & Co.,
!, $40. 900; total, A. lOS.OO0
The tow Of the George Lysle which ground.
cd at Murriman few days since, is still
there. Captain N. ]. Bigley, the owner, says
that the tow can be saved with the exception
Of two bArges which are destroyed. The
damage arising from the accident will amount
TO about 81 600.
News has been received OF the deata OF
Captain Gus. Curtis, Of Marietta. He had
gone to Florida to look after an orange grove
he owned there, and TO make arrangements
for the removal OF his family there. He was
well known Ohio river captain and pilot,
and held In highest estelne.
The St. Lawrence is due up tais morning,
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. On her re.
turn trip she passes down Saturday evening.
The st Lawrence Is fixture in her new In
dependent trade, and Is being literally patro-
nized. Captain Billy List Is master aud ends
time to see that all passengers enjoy them
selves.
PITTSBURGH, June 2s.-River feet inches
and rising.
GREEssBoEo, Pa, June 28.-River feet
and falling; weather cloudy.
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, June 2S.-River O feet
s inches and ri ing; weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, o., June 2S.-Rlver IS feet 0
inches and falling; cloudy and warmer.
On CRY, Pa, June 2S.-Riyer 8 feet and
stationary; weather cloudy and pleasant
PARKERs Pa, June 2S.-Rivsr . feet 10
inches and stationary; cloudy and pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, June 2S-River s feet
s inches and rising; weather cloudy; thermc-
meter 10.
MoRaANrowS, W. Va, June 2S.-River3 feet
0 inchrs and stationary; weather cloudy; Their
mometer so.
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BELLAIRE.


Two heo eet Ifuu ult-boht AkAcc-
River Road Items, Itc.
Mrs. ]. A. Shoemaker, OF Massillon, Ohio,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. 0gle.
Mr.. John Bean, one OF the Water Works
Trustees, hes been chosen Chief OF the Fire
Department
Mr.. Phineas Mead aud wife and Miss Alma
Holtz vera In town yesterday. en- route home
to Mount 0livet from Twins, Pn.
Officer Shannon Archer has been appoint
ed Deputy United States Marshal for this
section. shannon makes good officer.
The Independent tays II Is altogether prob
able that race will he rowed for 500 by
He'll. Of Bellaire, and Knoke, OF Wheeling,
sometime next month.
Albert Marshall, one OF the young nailers
Of the Bellaire Nail Works, will take full
LOB" In the Laughlin Nail Works, at Mar
tins Ferry, next week.
The Clipper saw.mill packet that has been
saving large quantities OF lumber for Il new
railroad at benwood is now at the lower
landing here, saving logs into boards.
The funeral OF Mrs. William Sharp will
take place this forenoon AT hRli-past nine
from her husbands home on Gravel Hill.
The body will be taken 10 Steubenyille on
the 1880. train for interment
The four cannon given by the Government
10 the Monumental Association have arrived
from Governors Island, N. Y. They weigh
6 $40 pounds. The Pennsylvania railroad
company brings them here free.
II Is estimated that the amoun. 10 be put
into the Bellaire treasury by the saloon
tax Is 81. $780, All the saloons IN this t)wE-
ship except one at West Wheeling and one
at the middle ferry, are In Bellaire.
Rev. D. H. Sloan. from near Burgettstown,
will assist Rev. J. X MoKallip In conmu' :
ion services at the First Presbyt rian Church
suudsy, ard there will be preaching there
this evening and tomorrow evening.
The Bsnwood landing OF the ferry boat is
being altered TO accommodate the tsestle OF
tho ?. W. & Ky. r. r extension, which Is
completed almost to that point. The road
pays 81 900 damaEes TO the ferry. The new
road will be sleeper than the old one.
A meeting Of the merchants has decided to
continue the early closing, and all have
united In the matter. The stores will close
at 1870 O'Clock except Saturdays and except
that on July and an exception will be
made, each one being allowed to do as he
pleaSes on those days. The agreement is made
i'll September |.
Yesterday noon one OF tie large derricks
used by MIR. Findlay In building the city
power houHs walls, gave way, breaking at the
DC tom Of the main timber. John Crosan
and Michael Davis, two OF the workmeD, were
knocked off the bank, falling on the wall
and stones below. Fortunately nothing Eel
to crush thew, but they were BADLY bruised.
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mARTIN'S FERRY.
Cutting scrapc Between two Boys-Gen-
eral ews and Gossip.

uttsnk bCFHpB uctHFth Two nVyH-Ueh7
eral ews and Gossip.
Deputy eherif sedwIck was in town YET
terday.
The Little Anna will run late tomorrow
evening.
Miss Sue N. MCGEE, Of near 81. Clairsville,
Is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Henry La,h, the cattle dealer, Of Pleas
ant Ridge, was in town yesterday.
Merchants and the people In general re-
port trade and life exceedingly dull Just now,
DR.. 8. B. West has returned from St. ClAirt'
Vile, where he has been spending few
weeks with his brother. The Doctor looks
better.
Wash Lacy and Frank VSnce were taken
In for fighting in Cla'k's Addition last Sun
day, for which thty depositsd In the town
treasury s. and costs each.
Mayor Mitchell served a notice on the G.
& p. Il. r., agent, Mr. ellsworth, Of this place,
yeti arday, for allowing trains 10 run too fast
through the city. A heariagis set for July L
A cutting scrape occurred here between
two small boys yesterday. Fred Tice and
Will Curtis, eaon about sixteen years old
got into little fight out near II. Bstte's
cooper shop, In the course Of which TIce gave
Curtis two very ugly cuts across the back,
lice was arrested, plead guilty, paid his foe
and WAS DISCHARGED,
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"pr., Hale in Toledo.

A dispatch from Toledo to Cleveland pa
per has the following about the eminent
auack who 'ecently visited Wheeling "Dr.
Hale, who was arrested yesterday In Cleye'
land upon telegram from Chief steedman,
was brought back here early this morn.
ing. At the morning session Of the police
court the Doctor gave bail for his app arance
on July 9Th. During the pas two weeks DR..
Hale has been arrested four or five times, but
from some cause no trial has as yet been bad.
The Doctor was seen shortly altar his release
here this morning. He said; i am apeIst-
cuted man. i anu guilty OF what they
charge me with, why do they not go into
court aud make their showing, and send me
upYm
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WEBBING Park has been so thoroughly
cleaned up and 90 many Improvements hays
been made and oouyenlsnces added that one
would hardly recognize the place. The
present mauagementis determined TO pro.
vide pleasant resort for Wheeliugitss, and
to that end have arranged for series Of Sun
day sacred concerts, the first Of which will
bs given next Sunday BY the Opera
House Orchestra, A splendid programme
enjoy a musical treat A large pavilion
CAPABLE OF seating LOCO persons hiss Just been
finished, and will hs found an admirable
shelter in case OF rain. The Elm Grove will
have plenty OF cars Everyone that can,
should attend next Sunday.
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KnIghts Of Pythias neatRHtiIe for a
Handsome QallL.

Some time ago &trs. R, A. Doyle aud Mrs
8. L. Reall pleceds beautiful qailt which
bears the embIems Of the order Of the knights
Of Pythias. These ladies proposed to rsfile
of the result Of their labOrs for the benefit Of
Evening Star Lodge No. IS X. OF P. there.
The tickets oil having been disposed OF OF Is
cents apiece, the rail- came of at The resi-.
Mr. Nathaniel Able, a member Of The order
here, drew the quilt. The gentleman was
more than surprised when informed Of his
good luck. Monday evening being regular
meeting night, altar the Lodge adjourned q
larse number Of Ia les, including Mira. Doyle
and Mrs Beall, gathered at the Hall and re-
auested G, Y.C. a B Dome, Of Wheeling, TO
present the handsome sum OF 81, the pre-
ceeds, 10 Evening Star Lodge K, OF +. Of Ben.
wood, Mr.. Doane presented the money on
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Spec al reduced rates on the steam rs En-
ma Graham, Diurnal, Courier and Regular,
and like reduct on from all point, on the
B. & o. X. r. furnishes an opportunity that
Thousands will doubtless embrace to hear the
gifttd female lawyer and orator, Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster, Rev. John R. Thompson, James L.
SIN th, D. D., and others at the great temper
ance demonstrate 10 be held at Moundt.
vile camp ground July Bird and 4th. Ar.
raugements have been made for departure oil
trains from B. g. o. depot at 1880, $40, and
$50 4. N and 1, $40, 4, $40 aud $50 P N,
b. 4 o. time. All special trains returning
Immediately. Special night trains leave
Moundsyille at $50 and 1880.
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enhches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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INDICATIONS.


AT seven O'Clock this morning the solemn
and impressive service Of ordAining q priest
willtake place at the Cathedral. The candi-
date for ordination 10 Charles schilt, q young
man jest from college, who came to Wheel.
Ing with Right Rev. Bishop Kahn aud
Monsignor Sullivan upon their return YET
10 attend the funeral Of Archbishop Wood.
Mr.. eohilt received the preliminary steps OF
The ordination at the Easter ordinations at
Philadelphia, and the service this morning
finally constitutes him priest He will DO
assigned to duty in this diocese, hence the
ordination here,
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willcur dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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JnNS Il 1883
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Allpersons wishing TO test the merits OF .
great reWedy-one thst VIII positively cure
n, or any affection II the Throatand Lungs
Gre requested to call at Logan & Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 100 Trial Bottle
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, whicE will show you what irregular
RlEed bottle will do. Eo%
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Tur first sacred concert at Wheeling Park
takes place next sunday. The new pavilion
has Just been completed and will easily seat
1 900 persons 10 that mons need have any
iears about getting wet In case Of
rain. The Elm Grove road has made
Svs IA tbs indication are tSat AZ s
crowd will 10 out The music will DO by the
Opera House orchestra, which has prepared
j specially hne programme for the occasion,
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass ComnanY Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given, punuAnt to the require.
ments Of the mort age Of the Buckeye Glass tom.
pany works az hartins 1erry, 9hl9l % ALFRED
and recorded In Beln ont county, Ohio, among tho
land records, 10 SGT ure three hundred bOlds OF
SaId company for sl0O each, that OH Friday, Jnne
sth 1883. twenty Of mid bonds were selected by lot
To- redemption and payment BY laid Company n
accordance with the provisions oil IAld mO,tTGge-
The numbers Of aid tWen'y bonds are rs follows:
20. 60, 88. ZIG, II9, l2I, il3, no. III, 2l7s
~, 2sa, 223, 2io, ai7, s0s, 207, 20j, "1HS
Company upon presentation ST The hnk Of tho
Ohio Valley In the ity q nhCe,ing. West Virginia.
on tho S0th day Of June, 1853 or thereafter To-
etther with the interest thereon toi the NM I q
the year 1858, and luteICkt upon the Enid twenty
bends shall cease OIL July l. 1855, End tie interest
warrants or coupons thtfnIO HttichCd width have
not b. come due on or before the last named date.
"''' - NO'''~ = ALFRED CALDWELL.
JuNy "a 1883. jnG
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bargains
In walking shoes and slippers Of
I. V RInNn1a


LIVERPOOL, June 2S.-owing to the late
hour Of arrival Of the steamer Alaska at
Liverpool, last night, the reception TO the
American Rifle Team did not take place.
The team left Liverpool this morning for
Birmingham, where they remain for prac.
tice, the ranges at Wimbledon not being
available.
BIRMINGHAM, June 2S-The American
Rifle Team arrived at noon. They are the
guests Of the Midland Rifle Club. The
team remains here until Tuesday next.
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The Lougtellow Literary Society, composed
OF pupils OF the Rit9nie district public
school, concluded Their school year by giving
a very pleasant entertainment IN the gram
mar room last evening. The room was well
filled With the parents and friends, who tes-
tilted by their applause that they were
pleE sed with all they saw and heard. The
programme Is given below: Song, Hush
and Don't be Crying; Defamation, "Man.
nefs," HaZItt Freeze; Concert Recitation,
Labor Is Worship; Recitation, "sunshine
aud Showers; Song, "Far Away"i Recita.
ton, THE Beautiful Land OF Nod" Carrie
Arndt; Dialogue. Stolen Goods; Recitation,
STRAW berrying" Carrie Ez; Song, tNymphs
Of tile oceAn Spray; Concert Exercise, '"lhe
Cuckoo; Dialogue, "Sense Versus eentt-
mentr Duet, Drift My Bark Alma N.
Wilson ard Lizzie Bickeftor; Recitation, "a
Society Monkey" Louisa Rose berg; Recita.
ton, dEvening at the Farm" Eddie Kurner;
Dialogue, "What the Flowers ga d.; Solo,
"Who will Buy My Roses?" Alma Wilson;
Recital on, "a Little Child's fancies" Adells
Leighton; Esssy. "Hist ~ Of Our School"
Bessie B. Baron; Recitation, Funny. Uncle
Phil" Annie Z1lauf Duet, "ssy will you
meet me?' Lizzie Bickerton and Alma vii.
sor; Rscitstion, "Horstius at the Bridge"
Nota Bowman; Dialogue, "a Donation Party;
Song, "Good Night,
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NEW York, June 2S.-The Board Of Al
dermen voted yesterday to receive from
the Virginia Military Institute the flag Of
the 1G4th Regiment Of New York Volun-
teers which was presented to them by this
city and.capts.eI lron them. DECEMBER II,
1868, by General Rosser's brigade 'ofthe
Confederate Army. Tho presentation will
be made on the Fourth Of July Ia the
Governors room in the CITY Hall.
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE,
FoR SALE

TOR SALE-A GOOD LIGHT NO TOP
" BuGEy. Enquire At this Office l ~
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MANY invalids, including physicians, who
used RHEuXATIEE- GoUrALIsE after trying
everything sc. pronounce il the only leal
curative ever discovered for all rheumatic
diseases, and best remedy known for kidney,
bladder, liver and stomach disorders. Send
for proofs or medicine 10 DR., ELaoRE, 10.
William street, New York. Trhs4w
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This Court met vas erdsy with all the
j ldges present, and transacted the following
business
W. Grantham vs. Lucas, Jefferson cour-
ty; continued.
diImer VS.. Baker, Jefferson county; con-
tinued.
sadler va Kennedy, Jefferson COUNT; sub
mitted.
logic VS.. Black, Jefferson county, con-
tinued.
Chapman's admf'S vs.. Roane county, ap'
peal and Supelsedeas a'lowedi boRd, 1901.
State vs. suttire, Roane county writ OF
error allowed.
lowed; bond, $500.
peal and supersedeas allowed; bond, $500.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can
GERS, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chappet
Hands, and all skin erupdons, guaranteed e
cure In every instance, or money refunded
25 cents per box. For sale at Logan & Col
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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A CHANGE in schedule OF the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & ST. Louis Railway June "a
makes the train that left heretofore at 1:55
p. N. now leave at 1:22 r. N.
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Rev. n. B. Rlddlck, Prestt Kittrell's Female
College, wrote OF Dr.. WorlhingtoN'S Cholera
and Diarrhoea Medicine send gross Tor
use Of this college" Price % cents
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How can house be clear OF ants, reaches,
bedbnes etc? By Hunts Insect Powder
Price Is cts. At all druggists.
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GEO. R. TAYLOR is selling Pacific Lawns
and vrgandes carried over from last season
at 8 Gel Is q yard.
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Dos'r forget the first Grand Sacred Con
cert at the Wheeling Park, by the Opera
House orchestra, next Sunday.
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uncuOn. 1he purpose u 10 uhNe IhIaueet
reviews, music, addresses, and little camp
life. A meeting OF cit z9ns 10 70 be held at
the Court House Saturday night, to take
counsel as u what to do to welcome the gal
liant Army OF West Virginia.
The CadIz camp meeting begins August 5.
It is estimated that BarnesvilIo receives
$50, 900 this month for her berry crop.
-Four campmeettngs will be held In Walnut
Grove, Martins Ferry, this summer, three
colored and one white. The first commences
JULY.
Trans on the B., z &C. are to be running
from Caldwell to Xanesyille in September.
Through trains irom GAINESVILLE TO Bsllaire
will DO put on In December.
A few days ago while boring for water In
Cambridge, O.. q We n OF water was struck at
the depth OF II feet that shl OTIS several fPOt
above the surface and flows at ne rate OF five
gallons minute. Nothing like it has ever
been seen in the neighb0rhood.
The following superintendent OF schools
hsve recently been appointed In EIstern
Ohio: John T. Duff, Newenmestnwn; 8. J..
Finley, Quaker City; H. L Pack, GAINESVILLE;
N. J. Massey, New Concord; Z. E. Miller.
Caldwell; ]. s. Barnes, Summerfeld; Capt,
B. T. Jones. Bel aire; and Charles r. shreve,
Martins Ferry.
AT steubenville, Wednesday night, after
prayer mseting, the Second Presbyterian
Church held congregational meeting and
adopted resolutions without q dissenting
voice expressing the regard and love they
have for their late pastor, DR. McLane, re.
Gently suspended for publishing 1.-THE Gross
In the Light OF To-1ay,n saying In the pre-
amble that their relations with him were
sever d 10 spite OF the opposition OF him and
them. This Is the only action the church
has ever, as whole, tlk'n In the matter
We HAYS the authority OF The Barnesville
Neus for the statement that joseph Dilks,
the veritable "Leatherwood God" Is sgain
back In the neighborhood Of salesyille. 1t
will be remembered that be created q
great furore by representing himself to be
Jesus Christ, and for time bad large num-
Der OF followers He disappeared be.
tween forty and fifty years sgo, going u
been heard OF him until within the last few
days. The man now appearing on Il scene
10 an old gay haired man, and may or may
MT be the Joseph Dilks Of half century ago,
-Beltaire Independent.
The County Commissioners held a session
at West Wheeling ;-1ay and ordered that 0
line OF piles be driven along the river bank
from tie run up to the ferry landing TO pre-
tsct the road. This expense ia made neces.
sary by the action OF some Of the bl'st fur
naces on the Wheeling side in dumping their
cirdsr out in tie river and forcing the
water over against the bank on this
side. Steps should be taken by the CsmmiE.
sioners, through the United States District
Court, to stop the West Virginia furnaces
and mills from encroaching upon the river.
the Bsnwood furnace and mill.-BelIaire
Tiibune.
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Tux only iron preparation that does mol
color Inc t,eth, and will not cause headache
or constipation. as other iron preparations
will Il Browns Iron Bittefs, paw
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II you want q bargain in low cut shoe,
Istsst style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. guarantee brices and styles
10 suit. L. V. FLoND.
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NEW FEMALE SEMINARY BUILD.

Sealed Proposals Will be received until O'Clock
P. n, June 10. 1882, for furnishing material and
erecting a new building, 10 by e. feet VI stories
high, adjoining tue cast end OF tho ptC,caI srnl.
nary, according to plans and specifications dawn
by John U. Barr, 70 be seen ut the st1Ic Of Thomas
Mexican, In Warrington. The c0mmll.eG I(SlrvU
the right to reject any and all bids.
". HARDING, JULIUS LEAoTAE, THos. McsEtS,
Committee, IaN'
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OVER THE RIVER.
THE NEWS OF The OHIO VALLEY
la TIL. yIelulty, aad Oftss sslshborAOOd ia Gen.
srll-WSst Virginia state itsms-Annual Be.
auIOa Of tue Army Of Wt.t Tl'sInIs.
DR.. NeLsns's Oass-Aeeldshts.

The Army Of West Virginia is t. hold It's an
nual reunion In Ironton some time this Sum
mer or early in the Fall. ARRANGEMENTS are
b.ing made by the citizens I. do honor TO
this occasion. The meeting OF the veterans
will last two or three days. Several thou
sand are expected, including officers Of dit
tinction. The purpose Is TO have raradeS,
reviews, music, addresses, and little camp
lie. A meeting OF cit zsns 10 TO be held at
the Court House Saturday night, to take
counsel as ~ what to do to welcome the gal
LIANT Army Of West Virginia.
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White Mounta FrOEzers
Wantsd-Men OF Good Address.
For Sale-Brlck House-G. O. Smith.
For sale-No 1923 Market Street.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence.
That knowledge Is Power"
Brues & Coffer-Fu ther Reductions In
Epring and Summer Dress Goods.
Relfigtratois-B. + Caldwell.
@. Mendel & Co.-MGmmoth Furniture,
Carpet and curtain Emporium.
Dr.. John E. smith-Third page.
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a. Inms. Hotel Arrivals.

Al Kinney, ChIcaRo AwConnel, Pittsburgh
o. Gill, Bellalre Il HugAm, n. Maftins, 10
N W Everett, WellSburg @ B Thompson, ZAues'lle
n W Mitchell, Kentucky Iomliion, Va.
s q Complln, Bull Creek n Stevenson, KdeTvtlle
q W Cochran, BellAlre TODD, Baltimore
] D Slater, lSttobe Lock, tiEtersyille
c Il Cnmstock, Illinois O Barton, Colerain
Mn. Beam, Newport @ BrainArh, RMS
G Thompson, Ohio Mrs NJ hcClellAnd, y.
Mn Belt, AartinEville Mansfield, city
W n Cramps, Pittsburgh W Eagau, Pennsylvania
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PAclytc LA,xs and organdIes. carried over,
are only 5 coLtI yard At Geo. Il. Taylof's.