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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01
RIVER ITEMS,


The Ohio is still advancing and assum.
ing respectable proportion. IS feet at Gin.
cinnati and rising feet 9 inches at Louis.
vile, and at 6 p. m. yesterday the river
here marked by the gauge i feet s inches
and rising, The Ste. Genevieve with a fine
trip arrived here yesterday at noon. She
discharged several hundred bales of cotton
and departed for St. Louis at 2.-The Hen
ny A. Tyler leaves for Memphis at II 80 a.
IN. yesterday with light trip.--The Will
Kyle from Cincinnati will report here for
New Orleans this morning and depart to.
night.-The Ella Klmbrough for Osceola
this evening. The City of Vicksburg from
below is due for St. Louis to-day. Capt.
Hunter with the Hudson for Shawneetown
this evening. See Pass Agent W. F. Lamb
din and get your tickets. The City Of New
Orleans is due tonight from St. Louis for
New Orleans The j. H. Hillman has re.
sumed business again and will arrive hers
tomorrow morning from Nashville.
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WIDOWS 4 ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized July 18th, 1877 Under the Laws o
the State Of Illinois. Copyrighted July
o. 1877, Under Act of Congress.
OFFICERS:
BOARD OF MANAGE RS.

j. A. Goldstine, of Godstine l. Rosenwaer, who c
sale and retail dry good etc.. Jas. =. MEG ahey
lunDsf uea ,ie mm. :. tttcaer, senefai aHehs
Thomas, brcklayer; Moses Phillips, con racior
aud builder; H. A, Chnmbley, grocer: Thos.
Lewis, secretary and attorney-at-law; ". III.
Maresn, Homeopathic physician; II Sa der, OF
Sander & Son grocers; r. II Baird, stree supcr-
visor; Ed Il White, asst sec. W, & o. Nj, A. SO.
clety: j, W Sper, lumber and saw.mill; +. l..
GerniCon, barber; E. b Dietrich, clerk W.. st. J..
Clark, dealer in wall paper and window shades; j
Z. English, contractor and builder; VIII T. Red.
burn, of Morse & Redburn, cigar manufacturers
f. Vincent, dealer In lime aud cement; l. a,
Phelps, photographer W C. Jocelyn, dentist, ;
II. Tabei mfg. jeweler; j. II. Robinson, j r and
notary public; j $. Petrie, physiciau; II. W.
Bostwick, insurance agent; E. L. JarbOe, foreman
ST Gas manR, and E. Walbrldge, lumber ana
saw.mill, Of Cairo; II. Leighton, cashier Nat.
Bank, Stuart, Iowa; Rev. +. A, Wilkerson Pryors.
u ~. Ky. ;J.W. larry, physician. Fulton. Ky.
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The Great Drug House of Chicago.

We do not hesitate to cay that for year past
we have sold more of Swift's SPECIFIC Is. s. 81
than all other Blood Purifiers comb ned, and with
most astonishing results. One gentleman who
used half dozen bottles says that 1t has done him
more good than treatment which cost him 81 600.
Another who has used 1t for Scrofulous atliction
reports permanent cure from its use.
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON & co.
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Western Ramblings
CONCLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE

CONCLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE.
tions for the balance OF the night. Early
In the morning we continued our journey,
stopping short time at the Warm Springs.
The waters have temperature OF 10 to
100 degrees. Arrangements are IN progress
for considerable improvements the next
season. AS resort for invslids these
springs already have quite reputation. 1t
was near noon when We reached the place
of our destination, on Spring Creek, tribu-
tary OF the Platte. Near the foot hills in
that locality, we found a little settlement
of friends who are engaged mostly in the
stock business and dairying. In
the near future We think considerable
farming will be engaged in as they
have a good soil and water from the river
can De conducted on the land without great
expense, Owing 10 the altitude corn can
not be raised to advantage but wheat, oats,
barley and vegetables do well. The little
community have a school house with school
in session. As in many parts Of the wild
west, there is prevailing indifference to
relir throughout the country, but in this
90 the people are mostly OF a
selrn of mind. We assisted in
no shh church and left it under the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01
RIVER NEWS.

W. +. .AMBDIN, river editor o! fHE BULLETIN
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds of steamboat Job printing solicited. Office
at Bowers European Hotel. No. 7s Ohio evee.
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Ely's Cream Balm.
BATTLE OF
THE BOOKS.

50o0n VOLUMES the choicest literature of the
world, 100 page catalogue free. Lowest prices
ever known. NOT sold by dea ers. Sent for ex.
amina ion before payment on evidence Of good
faith. JOHN b. ALDDN, Publisher, IS Vesey
St., n. 7. ?. o. Box l227.
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$500 REWARD!

VIE will paw the above reward for any Of Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indigestion Constipation or Coyenes,,
We aunot cure with Vests Vege,be Liver PILLS. when the dree-
tons strictly complied with They purely vegetable and
i to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes
tanning 30 pills, IS For sale by all druggists Beware Of
countefs aud limitations The genuine manufactured only BY
JOHN 9. WE co, 1871 1873 W. Madison St., Chicago
Fres tt PACKS by mail preusd receipt Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01

From the vast relief afforded by st. ia.
cobs Oil, Captain John j. Dawson, late Of
the British Army, now In New Orleans,
La, feels grateful toward the wonderful
paln-cure.
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Among The Alps,

AS regards the mountain hotels, this
year also contrasts fayorably with its
torerunncr. In 1882 the maximum
number OF visitors at one time in the
Bel Alp hotel was -; 1888 it was ll5.
The former maximum occurred on the
23d and the latter on the l4th Of Au-
gust The increased accommodation
provided by new and comfortable de-
peitddHce, and the addition Of a number
of attic bedrooms, enabled the Bel Alp
to house so many, The grass Of the
higher regions is now browsed to its
roots, and the peasants have driven
their cows to the sapid pastures of Alet-
sch, or in the direction Of Matters, the
chief village of the commune. They
have huts at each hating place, The
sheep are the last to come down. They
are the most daring climbers, and find
heritage in places unattainable b.
ger quadrupeds The desc
sheep is in the higiv Line Rum
scent the peasants ,oX -.5sether on
the Lusgen Alp, and with songs aud
schnaps await the morning. Then they
mount and scour the hills, collect the
sheep, and with wild cries mineling
with loud ''bahs,, urge them at gal
lop down the mountain, They are
then collected in pens, and claimed by
their owners. The grass above Us and
around us belongs to the commune a. a
whole; but lower down the rights Of
property come into play, and the peas
ant feeds his beasts and cutiyate> his
crops upon his own scrap of b0dcH.
On the Bel Alp is now being built a
new English church, which will proba-
bly, augment the number of visitors. The
builders Of the church are all Italians;
for the Swiss. at all events in this region
know nothing of the art Of masonry.
Italians also built the new dependa,ce
already referred TO- The timber for
this editice was carried up on mems
backs from pine woods two thousand
feet lower down, The loads thus borne
consisting in great planks, were enor.
nous. Each man carried long pole,
and when rest was needed the pole was
planted in front to support one end OF
the sheaf of planks, the other end rest
ing on the ground The carrier was
thus entirely relieved from the weigh,
OF his load, The men were singularly
robust. Here and there might be no
tced a wan cheek and a painting breast,
but the burdens, for the most part, were
borne steadily and sturdidly, without
apparent exhaustion The food of the
men who did these things, and who
seemed to thrive in doing them, wa
polenta and cheese. Their drink was
water. Sir Wilfrid Lawson would be
justified in pointing to them as a tri
umphant vindicatiOu OF total abstinence
but the vegetarian might put in a claim
Pail MAI Gazette
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ey-Write for the little book, which will be
mailed free.
Price, Small size, 90 per bottle. Large size
(holding double quantity sl75 bottle. All Drug.
glsts sell it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06

Involving Several Prominent citizens Of
r NIs Beuw0oI, FAN 81

Involving Several Prominent Citizens OF
H,s Beuw0od. TAH
Yesterday case Of peculiarly disgusting
nature was heard by United States Commits
sloner Forbes at his Office at the Custom
House. The alleged offense was sending
obscene matter through the mails and the
parties interested are Well.kuown citizens OF
Benwood. The affidavits in the case were
mad. before Commissioner Forbes on Sat-
urday, and charged DR.. II. 7. Ford and Will
liam Steele, OF Benwood. with using the
United States mails Tor unlawful purposes
Warrants were placed In the hands OF Mar
shal Atkinson, and served by him in person
yesterday. ,.1
The case grows out OF some local difficulties
which have been causing trouble In the vii
lage by the bridge" for months. Various
prominent citizens and their wives have re-
ceiyed through the'mails anonymous letters,
the contents OF which are simply incredibly
vulgar. Language so vile and filthy that Il
would shock the toughest and lowest OF
characters, made up the greater part OF the
mssiyes, some OF which were written on pos
tai cards. t-. 4,
One OF the persons annoyed In this way
most frequently In person or through his
wife was DR.. Leonard Esky. He received
several letters applying opprobrious epithets
10 him, and others accusing him Of all sorts
OF immoralities were sent TO his wife and
friends, Hon. Josiah Sinclair also received
several letters. Not q sentence could be Sc.
lected from one OF these letters or cards
which would be ct for publication. ,
In some way suspicion was directed 70 the
two men named, DR.. Ford, prominent
practicing physician, and Mr. Steele, yard
engineman Of the B. & o. Railroad Company
at Benwood. At the trial yester'
day ]. @. McMahon, Thomas A.
DALEY, Postmaster Policy and Dr..
Eskey testified concerning the receipt OF the
letters. Messrs. A. H. Beach, W. g. Wilkin'
SON and J. NJ. Frasher, OF thiscity, were eI'
amined as experts in penmanship: The re-
suit OF the trial was the holding OF Steele In
800 bond for his appearance at Court. Dr..
Ford's case was partially finished, and ad-
iourned till 10 A. ". to-day. In bis case there
Is room to doubt whether he Is guilty ss &C
cused. It Ia at any rate only fair that the
public should suspend judgement until there
x positive evidence TO implicate him. He
claims to have received similar letters TO
those complained OF by Others, and In much
The same hand. The case 70 very mysterious
one. but the oflense bS9e one, and the sever
est penalty Of abe Law sho9ld Sc visited upon
the authors Of the vile writings.
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AwHEsLING "sLUGGER"
Aud Steubenyiile Ditto Engage in u
ftit.Ft GloyeFight,

Etit.Hs GioveFight. tg
There were rumors about town last even.
ing ola prize fight near the scene OF the dog
eight yesterday morning. 1t was said by
sports that the event which attracted the
crowd was not the dog fight, but hard glove
fight between awell known Wheeling man
and a .steubeAyille boxer, and
that the dog fight had been tx.
ed for the same time and place 10
throw the suspicious OF the authorities of
the scent. This seems 10 have been we'll.
founded. At least such a fight did take
place near Golfers station about daylight
yesterday morning, though only meagre par
ticulars could be learned. The Wheeling
man was worsted In forty.two rounds. A
purse OF 800 side was the stake.
James Morris, asporting man from South
street, Pittsburgh, and James Henry, OF the
Eighth Street Clubhouse, Philadelphia,
backed the Wheeling man. The steuben.
Vile man was principally backed BY Fits
burgers. Paddy Williams. OF Pittsburgh,
was selected as referee and time keeper. The
Wheelin man was the fAvorite, but after the
thirteenth round he had winded himself,
and the Steubenville man by well.diIected
blew, knocked his opponent of his feet, and
from this until the forty.second apd finish.
Ing round, had II bis own way. The Wheel
ing man would not be downed, and thirty
more rounds were fought before be would
give In. On time being called for the forty.
third round, be failed 10 respond, aud the
fight was awarded 10 the Stenbenyille man.
Both men were badly used up, the Wheeling
man showing very distressed looking head.
The time Of the fight vas one hour and TWEEN.
'ty minutes. The Philsdelphians opened 0
basket OF vine and insisted on their defeated
hero drinking to the health Of his opponent
prospect by the parties. There was no inter-
ference by the authorities, and Senator Done
hbo's new law didnot seem 10 posse . any ter
ors for those taking part III 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
How Hard.Headed Men Estimate Some
Things which they don't Understand.

~ ~ 81 HIa NJ u 70 I'll q
Anybody who has led domestic life knows how
common such thing as the baekache, and pains In
the chest, are among the women who do the work.
oftsn-Gnd perhaps generAlly-the diE,lers,, arc
borne without much complaint The women ct
about, and the machinery Of the house goes on.
Beyond this, those coasegnined animals whom
New England women call "the men FOLKS, q seldom
look. So long as their wives or daughters arc not
actually In bed, under the doctors care, tho aver
age thick skinned husband and father gives the
subject no attention. Al the same time the poor
household drudses-Who deserve better fate
creep around, broom or utensils in hand, up Stairs
down stalls and outoidooB, doing that votn.n,s
work, which "iS never done" L4osCs of lived
wives and fair girls -loses whose suddeunsss md
tinexpectednets aslonish those wooden. mated ms.
bands and iashers-fall, seemingly out Of clear DIV
and form the logical Sequal 70 the story Of NEGLECT
Now, you men who stand At The heads al ian
thousand such homes. allow ~ To drop word IN
your receptive ears II these women OF youu ara
worth having, they arc worth saving. That back
ach0-thAt palm In the cheat What arc thcS lint
Indications Of some organic trouble Of the kidney,
the heart or the lungIt Ind II at once by me m
Pl!cAtion Of BENsoN's CAPCISE POROUS pLAs.
TER. twill ioOthe that nervous dIstrel1.' dTIyo
away that palm batiish that dull. weary bAeiAeie
give new strength 10 tho body and ireah hope 10
The heart No ether plasltu win DO this, Tho
bfulpnS Plaster, however. d not made to:stll-but
70 heal II bEfemedy which neye, yet btoko NJ
promisO-and:neyer viii. - ''' =
YonrdtuEgiE hAsit, nptbGiors paying your Is
GNU eqa putting the plaAte, in your pocket, look
to5 the word cAPctNR cut In The middle, a
: seessry q Johnston, Pharmaceutical Chemist,
NN'fuE a.l' asia 0.G-iJ inirSnySIV
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Goaslp In Reference TO varioub
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 20 Vartoui
People.
Mr.. John Atkinson. brother OF U. s. Mar.
shal Atkinson, Is in the city.
nMr. J. VIII Hunters recovery Is very
slow, and he still requires constant care and
attention. Hat
VIII. Remick, one OF theta Belle nailers,
has taken advantage OF the two weeks shut
down to visit his family in Harrisburg.
Hon. Caleb Boggess, Of Clarksburg, re.
turned to the city yesterday to be present al
the reopening Of the U. s. Court to-day. ,
John sarensen, an Industrious and popular
young man OF the Eighth ward, left yesterday
for Colorado, where he goes to seek his for
tune.
Captain ]. W. Haggarty, the detective, ar.
rived In the city yesterday, but did not stay
long, leaving on o cuisines" trip again last
evening. 80 eNN-.
Capt. Andrew Wilson was reported as be
ing slightly better last evening, but he is
still seriously III. His face lei swollen that
he can scarcely see.
Miss Jessie Mason last evening entertained
q number OF her friends at her pleasant home,
corner OF Market and Twentieth streets, the
occasion being the celebration OF her birth
dav .rI ~
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In s.rolling through the State House yes
terGlay, q reporter encountered MBj. W. w.
JACKSON. the Governors private secretary,
carsiuIly. filing away In properly backed en-.
yelopes, the pardons and petitions for par
dons thEt have accumulated for several years
paSt WIf you want to look ct something,
that is 10 say the least peculiar and original,
iuSt cast your eyes over that" said the
Major, fishing dirty looking paper from the
pile in front Of him. The reporter read As
follows:
MoRoASrowx, MoSoSoALIA Co., March 5. "
To Hon. Governor cf&e State Of Wea Pir.
GINA: rs
Your petitioner, a citizen Of African de-
scent, having been sentenced 70 six months
imprisonment In the County Jail, and being
outte comfortably situated, and engaged in
Ittssery studies, With ample time and opror.
tnnities FOR innocent amusements, and rs his
lime will expire the 10th day Of March 70
season OF storms and severe weather, and as
he yery much breads the furious bleak winds
nj the month OF March on his lovely and
delicate Frame and has even, more than all
the nroysrbial love OF his race for sunny
trlIme or A warm corner, he, therefore, most
earpestly and respectfully pfays your excel.
IsnCy 10 ex end his time until the goth OF
Anil. so that warmer suns and growing
shower, 80 congenial to his sensitive feelings.
shall greet his entrance again TO the world
and society. DENNIS CLARK
The envelope that contained this startling
rcnnest was backed dennis Clark, (colored),
III months In Jail; term not extended" The
irIend and brother was Obliged to 80 forth,
and now doubtless wonders II he has any
show for his wishes In this STATE.
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ReeentPostai Rpiings,

The following changes have been made In
the Postofice rulings: Regular subscribers
removing SHOULD notify the postmaster Of
their intention, and he should notify them
that II is their duty to notify the puhliEhsFs
OF The change. Newspapers can OILY he for.
Varded TO subscribers Of newspapers who
reside in the county. .....
Prepaid letters only can DO forwarded.
Postal cards, etc., must be prepaid.
On matter OF the second, third and fourth
class, when inadvertently forwarded, the
amount due only will be charged instead Of
double postage.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


as ~ - "NbIlGt
Sealed proposals will be received Al n, NsSl
ne City Elets until WEDNESDAY, MARCH l. is.Sst
Garbage and olIAl from within the City lIHiSS aen
nc year commencing APRIL l. 1889, The Si5I = l ~
for the Fint District, comprising all OF tho H.,
and Seventh wards. saw 'eCohd
Fourth wards t"l1 AnQ
Fourth District, comprising ali south Of wh..,
ing creek 10 Caldwell's run, - W "leei
For the Filth District, compridns Is sou,A :,
Csldweils Kun y the southern line Of The diS "
No persons will be awarded Tor more tSsS -
district nor can they BE- interested IN TnT
for more than one district - rVPtSAl
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the "Chal,r,, :,
me COMMITTEE on Health" The committee rSSe,T =.
FRANK BOwRRs
leu City Clhfk
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Total sum appropriated $50 %
Contingent road and bridge fund ...c".."- 400 %
MI. spStdei, Chairman Of the Special Com
'n,ittee IN the Reassessmeut OF Real Eitate
reported that the Committee had called upon
the Auditor and Goyernorlwith q view 70
,takInp steps to secure the equalization Of the
STATE regulation for Ohio county, but had
been told that all the counties were not IN,
and that as soon as they were the committee
would be notified aud given chance TO ap.
Ex.Justice Philips petiuoned for the re.
funding 10 him Of 80 deposited a. costs Of
The recent iaIcical Investigation, but the
Board promptly said no ttsAE
THE Committee on Finance and AeeoanR
oTders s9q9 eS, and recommended that he be
credited with orders paid TO the amount Of
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A we'll attended meeting was held at the
MoLure House laStevening, to make arrange:
ments for the performances. OF Hearts Of
OaEn by James A. Herne's Company on
March 10, for the baneft OF Mrs. james A.
Hamilton. The meeting was called to order
by choosiug Mr.. A. J. Halsted Chairman and
III. B. r. Tracy Secretary. An enthusias-
tic determination To do everything possible
10 secure the success Of the enterprise was
manifested. The following committees were
"a Committee on Opera House: J. A. Miller,
8. NJ, Howard, August Rolf.
on Music: A. Reymann, Hugo Loos, John
y o. Printing and Adyertisingi ": ?; Will
ley, L. Colmar. 6, q. stull, wis. FatlS,
Will Higgins, L. Lepper, d. W. shallcross,
N. R,Wolh, @. r. Tracy. -
On Transportation: Capt Hanson Girls
we'll, Monndsyllle, T. II. u. HaAse and O, X.
on Sale Of Tickets; Hugo Loos, John R.
Mendel, John McDefmott, Bellalre, Capt II,
CriSwell, Mounlsyille..
Elm 6rove-HarIy Houser ~
Martins Ferry-0to Schreiner.
Tablespoonful Gilmore.
Benwood-H Henry Fisher. -. :,
The meeting adjourned TO meet at the call
Of the President when the agent OF the COM
pany arrives In the city. -fEl & r
r-s
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
Redemption Of City Bond,

Wheeling Issued under the Oldham, w. ~ saty d
hereby notlded that Ia accordance Win no.. III AsV
Of said ordinance the following bonds EU,l.tonl
92, 2o2, 40, ao5. 2oS, 22i, aIG. q ~, iio.
III ~ M "a 4, ieS, 900, 81. 20, 2iS, ia
be paid on presentation 10 the unJe, ~. t9lEil
win cease to bear interest on and after ASti and
HENRY 4. [isr' ISA.
. BENZ. DAVESHiRr
MARCH /. 1883, W" VI wheeling.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 0-1 A. M.-Forr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy and
rainy weather, southerly yeerlng to westerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature In
The eastern portion and lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer and
cloudy weather, with rain OF snow, south
east veering to westerly winds and lower
frASauYA
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Gtre. lntelligetlfer.
ounce. 4 los. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
New Advertisements.
Ice Cream -Thos. +. Heyman.
u 20 unnr Euaa

Ice Cream -Thos. +. Heyman.
Save your Eyes
In the County Court OF Ohio County.
Summer silks-J. s. Rhodes q Co; /.
Spring Calicoes-H. Emsheimer-Head OF
Local.
Rooms for Rent.
Lost-Cameo Charm.
Wanted-House or Rooms.
Wanted-Girl ct Leatherwood. '
Wanted-Situation. ..7 sr
For Rent-Houses. E
Furnished Rooms, r1
Table Cutlery-Nesbitt & Bro.
ewift's Specific. ..., ta
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WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv
Wv young man Of good address IN |. O ~ A
OF Retail Store. Best Of Reference IiTsn "neleAls
CLERk: care lntelllgtncer office. s''sA' Adde'S
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thermometer Record.

Tho following shows the range Of the thor
mometer, as observed OF sohnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
lSS2 lS4
5I.n.IM, yf.n7P.M. II AN. l2M SHn. 7f. \.
q 81 Is IS Is % 81 III
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ATE sEcuRIr1rs-Dull without feature.

sTocxs-The stock market opened lower but ad-
vAnced ~ the day progressed until the beginning
oil the evening when reaction set In. There VISA
quick recovery. aud In the last hOuf. Of business
o. or o clocks prices was sGH per cent on active
SO kR. III the final dealings part OF the l1vAnoi
was lost but the market close only frActiOn DO
lsw the epricCsof the day and was from u 70
~ per cent above the closing on saturday. the 4A
Ter iackRwanna ana Wabash preferred.
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