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DOWN THE RIVER.

DOWN TIE RIVER.
About halt.past nine o'clock last night the
Andes arrived with big trip. She was de.
tanned about six miles below Matamoras
from Monday afternoon till yesterday morn.
ing, by the ice and drift. The passengers
found the delay somewhat tedious, but the
officers OF the boat did all that could be done
to relieve the tedium Of the wait Gentle
t Rse SA9 ne.i fg' Zip q hs .R oat ~
along the river the high, water has
ness. At New Martinsville the boat
could not land. The water had reached the
top OF the bluff. and the lands and town
were largely submerged. At Darlington,
Powhatan and other towns The same state
OF affairs exist. At Moundsvile the water
was within Two feet OF the B. & o. railroad,
and much OF the Grove Creek bottom was
eop yerted into lake.
MOVEMENTS OF rHE BOATS.
The river was too high for boats to moyp
about and make comfortable landings. The
Princess made a trip to Bellaire twice and
then gave II up. The n. ]. Bigley No. 2 passed
up with empties, and the B. D. Wood passed
up light. The @, Y. Lucas came up from
Powhatan after hard trip, and proceeded 10
the sister Islands TO assist the family living
on the lower Island In getting off lis stock.
The Islands are covered with water.
AT MouNDsvIlLE
A number OF families were driven to the
second stories Of their, houses, and others liy.
ing In one-story buildings, were compelled
10 move out.
Mr.. Doty, who lives just south OF town ID
completely surrounded by water, and his wife
and son, both sick with consumption, had 70
de moved to the second floor OF the house.
A large number OF very fine saw logs, were
naptured here during the present food.
The water came up about foot on Mr..
c;allagber's stoferoom floor. As soon as The
water had fallen sufficiently men were put to
work scrubbing out but the second rise ren.
dered the work useless.
AT BELLAIRE,
Soon after dark Tuesday evening, the
gorge OF heavy ice that had kept Its place
below Indian Run, gave way and swung out
into the stream. Il tore the upper wharf.
boat loose at It's upper end, and passing
below the bridge swept under the engine
house oi'the b, z & G. railroad, which Is
partly supported on piles, 1t knocked many
Of the supports opt, and one-half Of the
building Is . wreck, being torn down now to
save the timber. The engines had been re.
moved. or building and all would have been
lost. The planning mill and glass factories
had TO shut dSwn yesterday. on ac-
count OF the stopping OF the water
works. Watch vas Kept all night
aud as spon ~ possible the fires were kindled
at the power house; but In a short time the
rising VRler put a stop to the pumping.
What water was In the reservoir Is being
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The House did not meet until 2P.M.
Mr.. Gorrell, from the Committee on I'm
migration and Agriculture, presented House
bill No. 49,, amending the game law, (Cbap'
ter SO, OF the Acts OF 1882, so as TO make II
unlawful to run deer with dogs.
Mr.. Brown, OF jackson, presented bill To
amend the law concerning the Independent
School District Of RaTenswood, and another
to make an appropriation to pay Mrs. II. +
Taylor for the support Of witness in case
OF felony.
Mr.. Davis presented House Bill 1856, amend
atory OF the law concerning attachments OF
property and claims OF defendants.
Mr.. Harmon submitted joint resolution
?s, fixing Friday, February is, as the day 70,
the final adjournment OF the present session
OF the Legis arr'. MIR. Pennybacker object
ing, itwent over.
Leave OF absence was granted Messrs. J. T.
Brown, Payne and Corder.
Mr.. Pennybacker occupied the chair d
large part Of the session.
Senate bill No. u, concerning writs OF ha'
beas corpus No. 10, repeating the act OF
1875, providing for the removal OF pending
causes from the County Court; No. IA,
amending the law concerning limited part
nerships; No. 10, amending the law concern
ing actions OF ejectmeIt; No. 25, concern
ing drift property and estrays, and No. ~.
concerning regulations respecting druggists
license and the tax on the same, were passed.
The report Of the Committee on the Peni-
tertiary, submitted on January %, was made
the special order for II a. N. Saturday.
TheSpeaker announced the appointment
OF Messrs. Simonton, Daley and Dovener as
tho special committee to inquire and report
what legislation is necessary to compel the
payment Of taxes by foreign corporations
owning property In this State.
Mr.. Parsons moved to adjourn at $40 I.
NJ. Lost by vote OF 40 to @.
Mr.. McMechen moved that hereafter the
House meet at ga. NJ. daily. Mr.. Penny
hacker objected to the immediate consider
alton ofthe proposition, aud 1t went over.
Leave OF absence was granted to Messrs.
Armstrong, Simonton and Hall, and on
motion OF Mr.. Morgan the House adjourned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Fashionable Wedding In Kirkwood
Yesterday Afternoon.

A Fashionable Wedding In Kirkwood
Yesterday Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon the marriage GER
emouy uniting Miss Carrie Rhodes and MI,
Edward II. Stephens, was performed at the
house OF the brides parents, in Kirkwood by
the Rev. D R. Keys, pastor OF the NJ. L. Church
OF Bridgeport, o. Miss Rhodes is daughter
Of E. P. Rhodes Esq, OF Bridgeport we'll
known capitalist and manufacturer OF Bel
mont county, and Mr.. Stephens is q rising
young banker and broker Of Philadelphia Pa,
SHORTLY after o'clock the guests began to
arrive, and late arrivals found the house
filled with relatives and friends. Each room
was filed with the perfume OF the choicest
flowers. The. chandeliers were festooned
with smilar while IN the arch OF the bow
window, large horseshoe OF roses hung
from the middle OF q rope composed OF the
same flowers. Promptly at 2 O'Clock came the
bride and groom and standing under the
symbol OF good luck they took upon them.
selves the obligations as set forth In the
solemn marriage ceremony. The minister
had spoken bur few words when the tall,
old.tashioned clock standing In the corner
slowly and solemnly struck the hopr-two
e'clock-in soft mellow tones that arrested
the attention OF all. The bride, handsome
blonde, was dressed In ottoman silk made en-
trdine with fan front, surplice neck filled In
with point lace, and tuile veil Topped with
orange blossome, while In her hand she car.
ried bouquet Of large white rose buds and
smilax.
After the heartfelt cong Of those
present had been paid TO the happy couple.
an elegant collation. was served on small
tables placed around the room, about which
gathered merry and sociable groups
In an upper room were displayed the pres
ents, forming u rare aud costly collection OF
gold and silver, FURNISHED brasses, rare Dres.
def china, paintings, vases, plate mirrors, and
almost everything ornamental thst one
could think Of, making an exceptionally
large and handsome display Of remembrances.
As the carriage containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens left the door handfulls OF rice were
showeted upon them and an old slipper was
hurled after the retreating carriage, 10 insure
further happiness. They left on the P, Q.
& ST, L. railroad at ! P. NJ, for Cincinnati
and may 20 further south. Miss Rhodes has
been popular member OF Wheeling and
Bridgeport society and her loss Is regretted.
Among the guests were q large number Of
people from abroad.
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ST T E M E N T
Under. Oath.

~ have been afflicted for twenty years with an
obstinate skin disease, called BY some M.D.'s
Psoriasis, and Others LeprOAy, commencing on my
scalp, and In spite OF all could do, with the help
Of the most skilful doctor" 1t slowly but surely eI-
tended, untll year ago this winter itcoyered my
entire person In form Of dry scales. For the last
three years have been unable 10 do any labor and
suffering intensely all the time. Every morning
thOFe could be nearly duStpaniul OF scales taken
from the sht ct on my bed, some Of them half as
latter part Of the winter my skin commenced
cracking open, tried everything almost that
could DO thought Of, without any relief. Tho 18th
Of June started West, 10 hspes could reach the
Hot Spring.. reached Detroit aud was 20 low /
thought should have 70 go 70 the hospital, but
iualy got as far a. LanSing, Mich, where had q
sister living: One Dr. - treated me about two
weeks, but did me no good. All thouRht had but
caCked through ne skin sll ovet AZ back, across
n ribs, arms hapdE limbs, feet badly swollen, toe
nails came Cd, Anger nails dead and hard as bone,
hair dead, dry and lifeleSs AZ old straw. oh, my
God how did suffer
q box OF CuticurA In the house. She wouldn't give
up; said, We will Try Cuucur6 Eome was applied
on one band and arm. Eureka thera was relief /;
stopped the terrible burning sen.Ation from the
word 90 They Immediately got the Cuticln Re.
Soap THE great akin cureil, commenced BY taking
one tablespoonful Of heBolvent three times day,
after meals; had Q bath once q day, water about
blood heat; used Cutlcura Soap freely; applied
Cuticura morning and evening. Result, returned
10 my home In Just Eix weeks from the time left,
and my skin Is smooth a. thIs sheet OF papef,
HIRAM T. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co, MY.
<. X. LEFFiSGWgLi, iSstIce q IL 81 Pa ace
CuTpgAA REsTpIEI are lot ssle by all druESis,s.
Depet, WEEKS = POTTER, Rnkton Mas
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II 80, 60 OF once and get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon It; there Is no mistake aboutit There
Is not mother on earth who has ever uaed
Il, who will not tell You at ence that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rost 70 The
operating like magic. II perfectly safe 70
use in sill cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest best
female physiciAns and nurses In the United
States. Bold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
HwTAW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

r the Circuit Court of Ohio County. West Viz.
sinia, towi:
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BENNETT CONFIRMED.

At the executive session Of the Senate on
Tuesday the resolution was adopted request
ing the Governor TO reappointE, A. Bennett
as Regent OF the University, his nomina-
ton tor that position having previously been
rejected by the Senate. Accordingly Gov.
jackson again communicated the nonina'
ton OF Mr.. Bennett to the Senate yesterday.
Last evening the Senate, In executive ses-
sion, confirmed the appointment.
The afternoon was devoted 10 routine
matters.
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These we'll known comedians vii be at the
Opera House next Monday night Reserved
seats will be placed on sale at Wilson & BAu.
mers this morning. A London paper says;
Two very clever actors OF transatlantic
renown, Baker q Farson, made 0 successful
first appearance last night In Chris ant
Lena,na story OF American life. The mali
features are The singing and dances. Th,
burlesaue OF the Muldoon Guards Is especi
ally funny. The company Is excellent.
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rHE BuLLEriEs.

The bulletin boards were surrounded by
people all day long. Dispatches were re-
ceiyed and posted every hour. The very
latest and graphic reports from headwaters
are found this morning on the first page.
The latest bulletins posted were as follows:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Mis- SM Howard, PGh HI Flicker, steubenvllle
r Il Thles, New York is williamson, Cedafy'le
T Y HCskctt, B&ORR &c Howard a vi, N
] @ Bell, sanduJky J Hanna, city
VIM Meaghen. LStroIt Furman soutb, Waynesb
Lewis King, Pittsburgh MrW P walker, Brooke
A L Carter, Brooke co Miss Ellk Carter, Brooke
Geo W Mcconnell, Angola W Il Callen, city
T r Stump, GtAntSville Bstarwood. New York
Mis- Ida Carter Brooke co II Nesener, HeAllsviHe
4 " sayre, $50 JFJpnes, Warrington
" r ingram, NAnninGtn ELKoon, Warrington
W II Martin, MAnninEt0n D T MAloney, pgh
r N boyd, city TBlAckmore, HRWkSvIlle
W X Webb, Huntington A W BOmbefge, leveld
W A Hauck, Rochester NV Kalb, New York
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

heWhhn dOsstp ~ hcieEehce ~ shFhous
People.
The wife and little son OF Delegate Wells
Of Roane county, arrived on the Andes last
night on visit 10 Mr.. Wells.
Gen. A. H, Beach, Surveyor Of this Port,
returned last night on the Andes from q
business trip down the river.
Mr.. John McCracken, who has been visit
Ing friends at Ironton tor several weeks, rer
turned home on the Andes last evening
Capt. Charles Muhleman, who has been
seriously Ill at his home at Darlington for
several weeks, was considerably better yes
terday but not yet conyalescent.
Among the guests at the Bridgeport wed.
ding yesterday were Mrs Stephens and her
son Clarence, mother and brother OF the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, NEW York Bity,
sister and brotheF.in law OF the groom, Mrs.
T J. Casper, OF Springfield, Ohio, and Miss
Hattie slataper Of Pittsburgh.
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A pEApLocE.

A vote was finally reached. aud tie re.
suited, Messrs. Anderson, stollings and sny.
der voting for Charleston, and Messrs. Parke,
Bee and SLClair for Hinton. This vote was
continued for six or eight ballots, when some
feeling was manifested by the friends Of Hin
ton. Mr.. Thompson, Of the Hinton Herald,
appealed to the committee to vote for Hinton,
but after several private conferences with
various members Of the committee, Mr. st.
6lsir changed his vote to Charleston, and II
was announced that the Convention would
meet at Charleston, on Wednesday, March
o. lSS3.
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How 10 get rid OF a bunIon 10 worth know
inn. Mr.. Il. 7. Hewitt cashier OF the prom,
inent business house OF y, Horton 4 Co, 10
South William street. New York, says that
Biz bunion, aud that recently half bottle
Of st, Jacobs Oh entirely cured It.
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Gt1e 9ntetLi9enlen:
once. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.
For sale-substantial Tables.
Gifts-I, G, Dillon.

For sale-su bstantial Tables.
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
Opera House-Gorman Opera Company.
Valentines at Stanton d Dayenport's.
For Sale-Nail and Glass Stock-I. Irwin.
For Rent-Roons-W. G. Young.
Masonic Funeral Notice. ..
Public Sale-James A. Henry.
Wanted-Dry Goods Salesman.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County.
Commissioners Notice-Fourth Page.
Persons Obliged TO Move Pianos-Fourth
page.
Picture Frames at Floods, Beck's Block
Fourth page.
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RECElyER's SALE.
.SHER1FF's SALE OF
Valuable Farm

The valuable farm, belonging TO the heT Of the
i in pempsy Bundy consisting Of over ~ acieS,
WIZ PC sold on the premises free Of dover under
proceedings 10 the Common Pleas COllrt, Tor dlslE
button among the heirs, WEDNESDAY, February
y. lssA u lies miles east Of GAINESVILLE, Bel
mont county, Ohio, and Y mile west OF BlrlOn's
Station, Store and ?. o. lPughl, on The b, 4 D. h
4. Appraised az &l9,2Sl.
This land lies well has living water in every field,
10 good heart as 10 fertility. Much Of the fen
eng - new, has 70 acres Of good timber two apple
otohAI0S substantial two story Brick House,
good frame barn, and other OuIbulldinRS, and Il In
every respect one Of the most desirable farms IN
tnM Vicinity. State road leads though II, and 4
WI " e9ld-as may best suit tho wiIheS Of bid.
den-eiheI a one or In two pats. Of l2s RcrcS and
.tA acres. There ~ comfortable small house aud
barn. also apple orchard on the latter.
Termh-Thre0 equal annual payments with In
tetest on payments deferred For any iuTiher In
formation tpply 10 JepihA Buldy, on the premises.
3 q aedses 70 Rngh oEio, stI 7. seoaeld, GuSf
ave 70 COT. Shee At u o'eloekM.
!Ga LEROY G. aEDWIcH, ahera.
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Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knsbe
Chickering, Hallet q Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
LUCAS Music SroRr,
ll42 Main street.
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" you are annoyed BY your rubber, steel
yourself ont Of misery. aud sSye expense, BY
purchasing pair OF Cellnloid Eyeglasses.
FOR sale BY all leading Jewellers and opti'
clans. MWFAY
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WANTED,

wv ANTED-INFoRMATIoiS;'-c I'M; ~
o vy eer9ing The Whereabouts q Nis W. w.,
Rb0u; IS: was last seen about this civ IL Ne
1880: at that time she had been IL Hi. SSIuglR
about II months. Any Information Mn ~ SoNlnttI
received by NORRIS QUlGLRY, MuTnhv's ladly
CaSset street. PitSbufRh. Pa. Nv9an
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., February s.-For Ten.
neSsee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
northwest to southwest winds, stationary
or slight rise in temperature fol owed by fall.
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, generally fair
weather, southwest to northwest winds, and
slight rise In temperature; IN the southern
portions. lower barometer. The Allegheny
aud Monongahela will rise rapidly at Pitts.
burgh and reach dangerous heighth.
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GLES's Sulphur Soap Is the most reliable
purifier OF the skin In the market.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
MWKkW
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banners. Their wishes should be respected
aud their desires on this question gratihed.
President Farnsworih voted no, occasion.
ing much surprise. He explained his vote,
however, at tOme length.
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EoR REMIT OFFER MY H0IISr
II No 8 South Front street, 1hlauI, for rsn,iotr
hrst OF April next Said house stands BIZ t,,aiSOn
the end q thesussenaon 4, dge. With One new wv
seven rooms, wash.houSe and tnished Sttic ,s-th'
and gas. H. q. MORGAN. ''S' THA aye
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In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Viz.
ginia, to-wi:
Russell nane. Complainant,
va
George R. Tngle, administrator de bonis non, with
the Will annexed Of the estate Of Jesse Wells de.
ceased. Cecilia Wells. Cecilia Hilk Martin L. HILL
Amanda Hog. George W. Hogg, Emma Blne
Lena Wells and AbrAm Wilson. attorney In fact for
Louisa Hedges, Respondents. -
In Chancery.
BY virtue Of decree Of the circuit Cont Of Ohio
cause on the 9Th day OF January, A. D. 1883 1t Is
referred to the undersigned Commissioner OF said
Court 10 ascertain and report: m
rBt.An account OF the debts OF the estate Of
Jes'e Wells, 10 whom owing their amounts and
prionties. :
second-An account Of the receipts and disburse.
mentS Of Geoge 4. 1iugle, administrator OF the en-.
tate OF Jesse Wells. decreased.
Thtrd-Ihe present value OF the life estate OF
Cecilia Wells, widow Of Jesse v ellis, In his estate
Fourth-Any other matter deemed pertinent or
reln red ny any party In interest
BY the terms oil said decree. before proceeding To
ascertain and report the matters required, the Com
missioner shall giye notice Of the time and place by
notice published weekly for four successive weeks
IN some newspaper printed and Of general circula
lion In Ohio county.
NOTICE q hereby given that have axed upon
Saturday, the l7lh day OF March, A. D. 1883, al o
o'clock 4. n. a. the time, AVID my office. No. o.
Twelfth street 10 toe City Of Wheeling, Ohio conn.
". West virginia, as the place. OF aScettAninR and
reporting the matters In Esid deere ,squi.sd;
Commissioner OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
W. J. W. CowpRH,
Solicitor far Comn1aInant
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Kept IN CtAe Oh QEe. come WhLeF CATS were
hunted up and kept busy and some was car
from the river. The Fourth ward school
house has so far not had 10 shut up, although
It is warmed by steam. The bank building
had 10 do without fire yesterday. The gas
works had only limited supply Of gus last
night. The Stamping factory sunk cask In
little wetweather rill from the hill and
managed TO run with that water.
THE BULLETINS.
The bulletin boards were surrounded by
people all day long. Dispatches were re.
ceiyed and posted every hour. The very
latest and graphic reports from headwaters
are found this morning on the first page.
The latest bulletins posted were as follows:
Pr11sBuRoH Pa, February 1850 p. NJ
Allegheny river 20 feet aud rising. Monon-
gahela river "a feet inches and rising.
RocHEsrEE Pa, February 7.-2R. M.-Bea.
yer river is rising fast
FArRMoXr W. Va, February IA rM.-
River "a feet 9 inches and rising.
RlcE's LANDING February 7.-River % feet
Q inches and rising at the rate OF IS inches
per hour.
MoRoAxrows, W. Va, February 1850
P. M.-River % feet, 4 inches and rising 10
inches per hour. Weather cloudy. Their.
mometer 49,.
On CRY, Pa. February ia p. M-River
s feet and stationary; weather cloudy and
cold.
GREEssBoRo, February Us p. M.-River
80 feet, 0 inches, and rising s inches per
hour.
PARKER's LANDING, February 1850 T. N.
River feet, 0inches, and stationary.
BRowSsylLLE, February LIP N.-Riyer
% feet and rising II inches per hour. Weather
cloudy; thermometer, $40.
FREEroRr, Pa, February 7.-Allegheny
river rising @ inches per hour.
srEuBEAyILLE, February 7.-sr. M-Riyer
80 feet and rising rapidly. Forty feet Is ex.
pected by morning. City water supply is
shut off.
CINCINNATI. February 7.-River 40 feet 8
inches and rising rapidly. Weather cool and
cloudy.
THE --LATEST FROM HEADQUARTERS.
The last bulletin issued from Pittsburgh
was at one O'Clock this morning. Both rivers
were then rising ut the rate OF six inches per
hour, and there was depth OF q feet in each
river. The damage done at points both above
and below is reported 10 be very large. At
A. N. the river was IS feet 8 inches and still
stationary here. It had been at that stage
for three hours, and rise was momentarily
Innkad fnr
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To The Creditors o. Jesse IEttlI Dtcea,ed:
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
the county oil Ohio made In a caute therein pend.
Ing TO subject the real estate Of tho hd JeNe Wells
10 the payment Of bis debts, you are required To
present your claims against the estate OF Tho said
jesse wells for adjudication 10 John Walton, Com.
missioner. a. his ONCE 10 the said county, on or be-
fore the nth day OF March. 1888,
witness, samuel D. Mccolloch. Clerk Of said
Court this 9Th day Of February, 1883
SAMUEL B. MOI OI4LOCH,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County, W. Va,
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Tbs following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, a. obseryedat schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday.
7A.M. or. M7HLI7A.M l2H.3r.M n.
So IS IS SIS D % IS 80