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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17

We are selling all other goods at
correspondingly low figures. Make it a
point to call and ascertain our reduced
prices before going elsewhere. We have
the goods and are selling them low to
make room for spring stock. /
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17

Should you observe an individual with
deadly-purpose look IN his eyes rush
ing franctically up Main street, don't
hazard life and limb in your philan-
thropic anxiety to ascertain the cause
of such unusual expedition. This is an
ordinary occurrence, as alkali water
seems to be peculiarly untitled for trav-
oilers, you know, and then there is that
which in warm countries cooleth, in
cool countries warmeth, in dry coun-
tries weteth, in wet countries dryeth:
etc., ad infinitum.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17

Friday evening was the time, and
Mccartney and Chenery's room the
scene, of most enjoyable and lively
'leap year surprise. The party con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Rowell, Mrs. Batch
elor, Mrs. Kelley, Misses Rowell, Will
ley and Lee, Mr.. Harris and Master
Will Lee. A member of The TRIBUNE
reportorial staff dropped in upon the
''merrie makers during the evening.
completing the bakers dozen, and the
music, vocal and instrumental, an6 the
opium" general was continued until a
late hour.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17

Mrs. Kelley gave very pleasant
whist party to number of friends
Monday evening. Card playing, music
and social chat made up an enjoyable
evening. The refreshments were highly
praised by all. Our society reporter
noted the presence of the following /:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Berger, Mrs. Batch
elor, Mrs. --, Misses Wiley and
Rowell, Messrs. Harris, Mitchell and
Mccartney.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17

What's wrong with the mails again
and once more ? Some days we receive
no daily papers, and the following day
we get both. McCook,, with the other
towns Of the Upper Republican Valley,
receives but one mail daily, and that at
midnight, and we want that one sure.
This irregularity, especially in papers,
is nuisance. If the route agents are
unable to handle the mail, they need
assistance, and should have it. Atany
rate the mail service should be extend
ed to Denver. IF a Benkelman mer-
chant writes letter to the next station
east, the same goes on to Hastings, and
returns the next day, requiring four
days to receive an answer, no matter
how near the town may be. There are
certainly enough people between Nc
Cook and Denver to warrant the extern
sion. Let the matter be agitated.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17
Report Of the McCook Schools

For the month beginning Dec. Bird,
1883, and ending January 11th, 1884 J.:
Number of days taught .... 20
Number Of Pupils enrolled. .....5 81
Total attendance In days $50
Average daily attendance. 40
Per cent. of attendance. "a
CHAs. Fl. BOYLE, Teacher.
Report of Primary Department of
McCook Schools for the month begin
ming December Sd, 1883, and ending
January 18th, 1884
Number of days taught ........ 20
Number of Pupils enrolled . %
average age of pupils. .......
Total attendance in days. .3i75
Total absence In days.
Average daily attendance. 1885
The following are the names of those
not missing more than II days during
the month ppvsrxr
Ed Wilson. 20 days.
hoy Cirk..... .......--.. ~
JENNY Megan. .........-.... 20 "
Lavaughn Phelan. ..... 20
Edith Phean. .......2O
Mary Farley. 20
Nellie Megan. ............1 1917"
Roy Dolen. 19s"
Frank Dolen. 49,.
BERTHE Bachelor. 1917"
Maud Murphy. .......... 1917"
Maud Dunbar. ls1l"
There is a great tendency to tardi-
ness which we wish might be avoided.
JENNIE JAMESON, Teacher.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17
BUSINESS POINTERS,

Locals under this head &c. line for each
insertion. Bills payable monthly.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-01-17
Hayden & McCartneys

Will sell the following goods at these
astonishingly low prices after this date
and until further notice:
Calicoes, Standard Prints, &c.
Light Brown Sugar, n|bs. for ST..
GRADUATED Sugar, IoIbs. f S.
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FATAL
\ i, slLlalR : GIRLS I. !, ACCIDENT
Which viii Probably Result in Her
ri Dentii-hnjor W. q. CARAVAN Again :
III. In Dmrauce yiie-Tw0. Thieves
,.s,t n In Custody-Othcrt Topics.

Annie Parton, y girl Of fourteen or fifteen,
living In tho Second ward, was burned yes.
terdsy 30 badly that she mny not recover.
She was kneeling before the CRATE with her
back to the fire when coal dropped and set
Gre 10 her dresJ. The fire gained some head.
way before she noticed II, as she was tying
DO shoes OF young br ,ther. Feelipg the
DOOR, the flames bursting from all paris OF
Der dress. The first one 10 reach her was
Richard Crczier, hut be had to run some dis.
lance, and when he succeeded In getting the
tia,nes amothered out the girl was badly
burned about the body. NJ ia5 ''i' g'
The skating rink will be opened again to.
morrow night. M. p hi K x I. = ~
Raw. VIM. Castor, oil Cleveland, was In
town yesterday on business. 'lgs TifIa
Mr.. Daniel Fusner, formerly i,roman OF the
Baltimore L Ohio shops here, Is visiting In
town. elyI,sHF 'ft '5 'W ffEp,
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Mutual Ii.
snrance delegates Will meet here, In tina City
Hall to-day. .I =
James Mckee, miner ut tho Belmont
coal works. was hurt pretty badly by falling
soapstone while at work. t.'.s ~
| A rough.looking chap was arrested yes.er.
day for Stealing a coat from John Uislfr
Tho coat Was stolen aome time ago, but the
thief was not found before. r M
A boy named Richardson was brough,
here yesterday from Captina In charge q q
constable. He was on bis way 10 st, Cisirs.
Vile, charged with stealing. :, lll3iI3 NJ
The Dsl!slre nail works has about COM
pleted nest building. north OF the main
building Of the steel works, for Il laboratory
to DO used by the chemist OF tho works. =
win @. Dickens hal beou appointed mai
weigh.master for month. The Government
will weigh ths mails on all trains, to deter
mine the amount carried during the year By
each railroad company, in order 10 have i
bsss Tor making coniracta. viii goes oyel
the Q. 4 P. route. 't.4l5 81. .r.Fly5l !,
Major Csrman was arrested here and taken
10 ZAnesyille yesterday morning. He had
bsen at S.eubsnvlle aud was arrested here
on a message from the City Marshal OF z ines.
Vile. The charge against him, he claims
was "detsiuipg" al ove,coat belonging, 10
his boarding house in u .nesville. u ~ 4
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: OVER THE RIVER.
eWsNugsets Dug 0ut Uf Mnrtin's Ferry
! ~ ntd bridgeport Mines. = &

ANtND ""b VA CITY
nud bridgeport mines.
Ds. Williams reports several cases OF sea.
let fever in Martins Ferry. 7slS5 ic-
Miss Laura Long, Of Martins Ferry, has
accepted position with J. s. Harrison.
John Foster is running the Steubenvilleac
commodation during tha Absence OF Conduc
tor James Mcdonald. 7 - n
Mr.. Joseph R,ger, a highly esteemed Ger.
nap, died ut his hoins about two miles west
Of bridgeport, Monday night. @ G,,T..
The Library Association OF Martins Ferry
has received over fifty volumes Of rev books
which will be placed Oh the shelves es soou
as indexed. ~ l.sNs.SI. gz,'0lpT, n
Rev. Farrar will lecture ut the United
Presbyterian church, Martins Ferry, to.
night, on the Sphinx" l. promises to be
very entertaing. s5
A rad tragedy occurred at Martins Ferry
yesterday afternoon in the decapitation Of Il
porker that failed to crosi the track before u
q. & T. train approached. f,'-
Judge Fleming. ex. United S!ntes Judge, OF
Pittsburgh, aged So years, and Il REMARKABLY
we'll preserved man, is visiting at Dr.. Nc.
Clurs's, Fifth street, Martins Ferry. MO-
1nt!rmary Director Jones has received O
lettur from Axiom. O., stating that Il mouldei
BY the name OF Miller, who was badly hurt
thsre, claimed 10 be from Martins Ferry. l,
must be "Prodisal" Miller. +
Dr.. 1srael Werlich, Of Martins Ferry, said
TO an lNrELLlaENcEn reporter yesterday In re.
Spouse to a question: II am for nv old
scaoolmate, James G. Blaine, frat, lays aud
all the time, and Lincoln for second place Oh
| the ticket.n a. .,1II5 = -, m
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No MATTER OF how loug standing, st. Jacob.
OIL 10 the sovereign cure for bodily ailments


An Cmploye ~. the Asylum here drew fifth
OF ths second capital prizs Of $25, 900 in tho
Grand Drawing Of Tho Louisiana Stata Lot.
tory last Tucsday, February 18th, and not
would like 10 have It. We would give the
Lame OF the lucky man, but don't know
whether he cares about having his name pub!
lished. The excitement around Morgauton,
N. O., and the eagerness with which the
newspapers were scanned 10 fluid the name OF
the fortunate ticket holder Of No. 80 1858, re-
vca!ed the fact that numbers Of our. citizens
who would never have been suspected OF In.
ves,ing In lotteries. held tickets In the Lou.
isisna State Lottery ut New Orleans The
10Th drawing will !2ke place on Tuesday,
April S!b, when $262,5o0 will be scattered 10
pr'zes under Generals Beufesard and Elriy's
management. All Information will bs given
by N. A. Dsuphin, New Orleans, La, on sp.
plication.-- liorga'lton N. G. Aomtaineer, Ftt.
,uary 20. 1884. l'!i DAw =
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Carrie isnuscI.'s Condition.

Csrde Hansen, tho Danish woman that
attempted suicide Monday night BY jumping
from the suspension bridge into thu river, n
distance Of nearly seventy feet, was removed
at late hour Monday night from Unruh's
vine shop on tho leves, where she WAS taken
10 be rCsutoltated after being taken fr,nl ths
water, to her brother's home. corner Of
Twenty. eighth street md Alley 3, Yester.
day shs suffered q great deal. Her face was
swollen almost 10 burating the skin, the re-
suit Of striking tho water, Her breast was also
very sore, as that also encountered thu 70.
.istaucs OF tho heavy body OF water. II ID
feared that II abe fully RECEIVERS, her eyes
will DO almost useless. ehe Is liable 10 au at.
tack Of congestion OF the lungs. Yesterday
she WAS unconscious large portion Ct, the
time. When III her right mind abe would
cosverss q little with her brothers wife.
She was at slch times aware Ct what she had
done, but would give no explanation what.
ever. 4 j .. H''g'i
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CITY MATTEHS,
nriaf Notes on Current Eveuts or Minor
\. n Interest. g,Hs E.'
I 4 PAGToRAL PEOPLE.

nEAnA NOtcn oH SuFFcHt kSeutH OF MINOR
l Interest. F'
JASAusciIrK in 'Zillahn this evening.
Two marriage licenses were issued yester.
day. N .IwaE 7l- s.s7 % ID 80.
MATINEE at Charley shay's theatre this
afternoon. <. rs Z h 81. +, Il. .,i.,yl
TnEnE was not case on the slate at mid.
night for this morning'B Police Court, al
srRlSa begius today 1t 1857 =. n, and
lasts o. days. 20 hours and II MINUTES. -
Orrlcgas NoLrr, Montgomery aud Belle.
vile, Of: the city police force, are all oil duty
on accountof sickness. G ssss1t- r'gJ,
The "silver King" has some Of the mos,
novel and attractive paper ever put on the
walls In Wheeling by any show. I'D.
A couNrnYMAN created considerable amuss.
ment yesterday, In East Wheeling, BY trying
to get letter in fire. alarm Telegraph box.
SUPERINTENDENT BLAND, Of the Weston In
sane Asylum, and Jailer Davis, will take six
or eight lunaties to the Asylum from thja
county this morning. is!.lFi y :
THE Municipal Court mat Yesterday fore.
noon, but adjourned until $50 A, NJ, to-day
interest. f6f'i i'.54 n n ~ :
Work has been stopped, by order Of the
Board OF Public Works, on the rslayipc OF
the Elm Grove track. They object to the
manner otlaying 1t. A compromise satistac.
tory to all parties will no doubt BE- made..
The Grand Lodge of the Knights Of Honor
OF this State will bold It's annual meeting Ia
Huntington next month. The local lodssis
making extensive preparations for the recee-
ton OF the lodge. An elegant banquet will
be one Of the attractions. n ri i',.l
RESERVED ssats for "The Banker's Dauph.
ter" 70 on sale at Banners music store this
morning This drama will be given at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon. When presented
hero before 1t WAS unanimously voted the
most enjoyable play OF the season. ~. 7
'TesRt:7," the handsome roadster and
trotting ge!ding. that has always been en-
tered in the State Fair Fair races here BY l.
N. Logan. OF Parkersburg, and who has mad q
fair record around the circuit, isto be
rem ID oil BY her owners, u. N. Logan and
D: Writ Heaton, tlcketa being sold at So
he lisa beautiful black brute with record
OF $40, 1ss ri - -
G. D. CARNEY, Sheriff OF Marion county,
was at the State House yesterday, accom-.
panied by 9. L. Smith, Clerk OF The Circuit
Court, and Charles Manley, Deputy Sheriff.
They had brought 10 the Moundsville prison
Richard Rice, who will serve three years 10,
robbing Charles Wells store at Gloyss's GAP,
and William H. Miller. who for stealing q
watch from Mrs. We!ls; gets three years, this
being his fourth term. y 6E,Flg ll'.
THE dancing class OF Prof. O. ]. Mayer last
evening gave Its usual Tlesdoy night re !.
ception at McLsin's Hall. About forty
couple were there aad passed the time away
very pleasantly from to IL, the usual hours.
dancing to the music OF Mayors orchestra,
These receptions have been tho source Q t
much pleasure to tho Glass during the win.
ter, and 1t will be regretted when warm
weather puts m end to them. ~.
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MOUNDSvlI.LE.
Scarcity OF Conl-poiiticaI,P Personal ar
tas ~. Other NOtpN ...l

Scarcity OF COnl-p0iiticnI, Personal nut
59s, {. Other Notes.
John L., Robinson aud Charley Rhode viii
atari to-day, with their families, for their nov
BONES In the west. 3 as. e,EiE,
Mr.. Holt and wjfs, nee Miss Ella West, q
Harrison county, ars visiting Superintendent
West, Of the State Prison. Es.,5 ys.lI
J. ": Lively, Of Calhoun county, was dis
charged from the Penitentisry yesterday
atier serving one-year term.
Willie Neil, Of Chicago, who lenrned the
drug business with Doc Davis OF the Second
ward, vas in the village yesterday.
A large lot Of heavy bolts for repairing tht
damage to the Ohio River Railroad treaties
was received from Pittsburgh yesterday. !;
II is more than two month yet until the
municipal election takes place, but already
considerable wire.pulling and rope-layipc il
being Quietly engaged it. ~
Ex-Msyor Purdy and A. J. Martin, ESQ
will represent Monndsyills Lodge No. l25, k
Of H., at the meeting Of the Graud Lodge tc
be held at Huntington early next month.
Hon. H. s. White, OF Baton, was in town
yesterday, also T. s. Bonar, q prominsnl
Meade district granger, and dark horss'
In tho coming struggle for the Office Of Sheriff,
From present indications 1t seems tina,
mora than the usunl number of persons will
change their places OF residence hero this
spring. Tho experience OF the past month
will no doubt have q tendency to iuducs
persons who can conveniently do so, to seek
houses above high water marx. 51'i.
Owing to parties to suits on yester3sy,.
docket not being ready for trial, there wa.
no session Of the Circuit Court on that dsy
Thuraday will be- the "Gsld day" OF the term
as large number OF misdemeauoY csscs arc
Get for hearing on that day. The Mondsy
following will be felony day." IA ~
Rsv.fA. Buchanan will leave for his new
field Of labor In Dakota, In abort time. oar
rying with him the hest wishes OF A multi.
tude OF poor persons htra 10 whom he hs
endeared himself by numeroua acls Of unos
tentatious banevolence aud KINDNESS. His
family will remain here until about the ilrs,
Of June. .,ss{s l5 ~ .1ls. & p Il,
"A cordial greeting awaits all who may at
tend the Bean Bake 10 be given by Cald
well Post No. J 6. A. + at their hal! IL
Masonic Hall Building, Thursday evening
from a distance hlye signiiipd their Intention
Of being present.. several Of whom viii dr., Dr.
liver appropriate addresses, while the mem
hers Of the Peat will leave nothing undoue
that will tend to render the occasion enter:
tsining and agreeable. ,1Cg VI. i y -
! The scarcity Of COIL still continues, a grea.
many persona being compelled TO gather
drift wood to uso as a substitute. A nnmber
Of miners ars q. work In the Third ward
shaft, bnt as they are only driving entrieg
the amount they are able to put out il en- m.
lirely inadequate 10 supply the demand.
The almost incessant rains have put the road
between here and the Kate's, Rock nina in
such miserable condition that 1t Is almost i'm.
possible 70 get coal hauled from that place.
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PERSONAL N ES,lOS.i.


Hews and Gossip iu lseIntion to Various
y PennIe. ny t.j.!Sl4;5.gs
George Bowers has gone 10 Ch;olgo and St,
Louis On business and pleasure trip. w.
Dr.. Hamilton and Attorney Fowler, OF
Marion county, were l.. the Stale House yes
terday. I. d, is1.Ert'', Z
Miss Nellie Mahr, Of Cleveland, who hsa
been visiting friends 10 this city 70. several
daSa past, left for home, last evening, via
Pittsburgh. gaj ,. z. III p =
Mr.:Will Lord, Of Philadslphia, npmb.
OF the celebrated Quaker City Ousriette. In
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Col. T. P. shallcr;sy,
on Ninth street. Ftisfsa 4 sf,5s '-IT,Es.!.'' s.
!. Col. G. II. Beall. OF DrooEs county, was in
the city a short time yesterday afternoon,
and LETT Oh the S o'clack B. 80. train for
Washington 10 represent the West Vuriuiu
Wool Growers Association cnd make an
etfjrt 10 secure favtrAtls action on the wool
tariff: Messrs. Palmer end Buchanan left on
Monday. ,ly'5 :,
! Pittsburgh Lodge No. IL, B.5P O. Elks.
held very pleasant social session las. night.
There wtrs over 800 people present and
the ion was one Of the mos. pleasant and
entertaining that has been held for some
time. Amorg those present we're ]. N. Gott.
bold, Gus. Williams, Mr.. Haulord OF tho
keacs company and Mr.. Edwards Of the
Gus: Will'ans company. Mr.. Jos.f Eogel
rendered vocsl solo, which was we'll re-
csived. Mr. A. Stern and Mr.. Baer followed
With the cornet and violin: Mr.. Larkin, OF
Wheeling, entertained the audience with q
iecilation, while Gus Willisms captured ths
house with dutch Pittsburgh Dis
patch. z, K Z Z i s, s. q
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ticket as 1t seems to be Just about hcre?"
There Is good deal Of admiration for
Tildsn, and II he were able I expect he would
be nominated. But the idea ofthe old ticket
is being abandoned. Tildsn 10 not ia q Il,
physical condition to make the canvas MOI
to dill the Office. He Is old aud a,ling" .
To this Secretary Of State Stalnaker, ho wal
present, and who not long ago visited Mr.
Tilden, demurred. He said MI. Tilden wa.
not as old as Senator Payne, and no more
disabled than Mr.. Gibson himself. ~ r. =
The latter, however, maintained that thu
nomination Of the old ticket or Its head wa!
out Of the question. S Ns.[ il''. ;}L.1s 4 Gg.j
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ton, and one man can live without cutting
his follows throats. 1t Ia not frea trade that
keeps down tho price of labor abroad; 1t u
tho density Of population. - In England OF
any Of those old countries there are 10 mary
laborers 10 draw from, In proportion to tho
demand, that labor 10 naturally Cheap z 4
III Eli a PALToRAL PEOPLE. y II
Ia further conversation on the subjsct,
stimulated by an occasional demurrer or ar.
gumsnt from some one present, the speaker
advanced this idea: lJfig 1'${ YhsIFfs%
1.-THE evils OF high protective tariff are
many. One Of them Is this-that It s,imu.
lates the branch OF manufacture that "a
heavily protected, and there Ia rush by all
who can find an opening TO get into that 6us..
ness. Under revenue tariff these people
would 70 to thu broad and fertile plains oil
the west and occupy homesteads, acquirlt q
competence and passing the evening OF iiie
under their own vine aud fig tree, happy
prosperous and healthy freeholdefs. Now,
they crowd into your cities and In the com
petition they herumeet they grow old before
their time, struggling hard for a bare sub
siatenee, and usually pass their ago In lonely
penny and disease. Why, 20 ont into tbi
country where there Is an abundance OF tht
neceasaries Of life, and you will not Ind thu
tqualid misery that Is 30 common in you,
crowded factory cities" "a + 70 l,i,lE M
The plcturs wRs too gloomy, and The 1srEL
LlaEScER man sought rslief by turning III,
conversation into q local channel. 'syf,i5l,
AK THE FOURTH DISTRICT. las5
"Have you been home since leaving Wash
ingtor?', he asked 2 b ~ ias NJ IT,. (,
mo; am en- route there now.n -. ~
you have not felt the political pulse Their
lately, then?"s t,iS : AZ gG9S5
."No, air." 81 $S ~ IL 4 n Sti h,
"Haye you heard Of anyone WIN will xiv,
you 'tussle for the denomination 551..
y Gid hear some time ago that Mr.. Hogs
OF Point Pleasant. would b a candidate 10
tho nomination. ! caunot say whathor 1t /
true or not The only 'tussle' 30 far threa.
ened Is by Marshal. Atkinson; he says
'muat co. BY the way, Mr.. Atkinson, 30 ia
as. / have eyer seen, Ia a very clever gentle
man. But no man. however clever be ma!
be himself, has any right to use public pc
sitlou for psrsonsl or party ends. Personally
l have no quarrel with him; 1t Is bis ollicia
record want 10 read out loud" .2l'f,'
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In tile
city, comprising 300 different Patterns
OF cuttings, lUO different Patterns Of
4 faniaioallings, and So different Patterns
or Spring Overcoatiugs. Made up III
best NY le, at ~ q. II ESS & SUNS,
Y. 10. 1921 l. 1898 Slarket Street.
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. Another sudden Deaf b,

Joseph Davis, a Washington county man,
died suddenly yesterday forenoon while at
work for Mr. Alex Coen, on his premises on
4 Virginia street, Island. He was engaged In
/; removing the debris left by tho Hood, in a
wheslbarrow, when he fell 10 tho ground and
died within ton minutes. Coroner Schulz,
Viewed tho remains and decided that an in.
quest was unnecessary. Davis was shoe.
maker BY trade, and has lived on tho OUT.
skirts OF Ohio county nearly all his life Ia
was IS years Of age. Tbs opinion OF Dr..
Myers was that death resulted from some
heart trouble. The dead maH leaves widow t
and a large family OF children, nearly ali
OF whom are grown up. ~ IA q -
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C1NctENATI. O., Karch 1S.--Flour easier but no
quotably lower, Wheat dull; No, 9 red cash 81 o
al CO; May 81. or Corn. scarc4 md finn; No,
Soc, Oats stronger; No, mixed S7a57I{c Rye, ac
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sides near. In one place ,ons.halfs bnshel Of
bones could be gathered, consisting Of pieces
otskulls, Jaw bones ribs, etc. n
Y The coal t,estlo work Is being rebuilt above
Brilliant on the Ohio side. II was swept
away by; tho high water. 'l}esf' .,etii e Z
The Salvation Army arc In The habit OF
charging The public atthe door. They call 1t
q "silvef meeting" Their silver meetings arc
not very well attended. ,itlilii.
Tho Riverside. Works will start again 10.
day. The use Of gas will be discontinued In
the main furnace. IT will be used In tho
glory holes. Their straw building, which wss
swept down against the factory, will be lev.
elcd mp where Il L.. u. E5}5El5f,Y gftGg-
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