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STONES IN THE KIDNEY

Expelled by tho Use or Dr. David Txcnpe-
dy'S Favorite Remedy or Rondout. ~.
NJ-after Several Able Physicians had
Failed, and the Patient was Nearly
Ready 10 Abandon Hope-The subst.pco
Of a Long and Grateful Letter.
One OF the most remarkable cngos that
ms ever been brought 10 the notice Of the
public Is that Of Mr.. j. IS. Beach, Of Stone
Ridge, Ulster Co., N. Y. Mr.. Beach had
suffered since October 18th, 1874, from the
presence Of Calculus or Stone i'm the right
Kidney. No loss than seven physicians
we're employed at different times, 10 whom
Mr.. Beach paid hundreds Of dollars for
medical treatment, with only temporary
relief
BY the urgent solicitations Of his friends
he was induced TO Try DIR. DAVID
KENNEDY'S FAvORITE REMEDY.
he experienced n marked Improvement
from tho first day he began TO use tho
medicine: on the 18th Of September he
voided Stone as large as could bee passed
through tho natural channel
MT. Beach concludes n long letter TO Dr.
kennedy by saying: A" H. will always M
lord mo pleasure 20 recommend tho IA.
NONlIE REMEDY 90 those who NAV 10
sulcrlng from difficulties Of tho Kidneys
ana Bladder, or any disorders arising from
on impure state of tho blood"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

M. NJ. Devcreaux, of Ionia, Mich, was a
sight to behold. He says: 81 had no ac.
llon OF the Kidneys and suffered terribly.
MY legs were as big as my body and my
BODY as big az barrel. The best doctors
gave me up. Finally tried Kidney Wort.
In four or five days n change came,
IN eight or ten days / was on my feet, and
now am completely cured. II was Ger.
tmnly miracle All druggists keep Kid.
and drY form
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

The good Sau'ayitan took the man
who he'd been robbcI and wounded to
an inn and gave the landlord two cents
to take care Of him oh. that we mirbt
have Oriental tavrrn But civilization
has advanced HeNry lra5d B,cehry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

A Southern negro bet that he could
knock hog over by butting him with
his head He not only lost the bet, but
injured himself severely in the attempt.
So much for Bucking ham. ~ cal.
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0 I7~The Simple and Perfect DYES. No.
ihing so simple and perfect for colorinc "a
Diamond Dyes Far better and cheaper
than any other dye. 1Oc. Druggists sell
them sample Card for &c. stamp. Wells,
Richardson q Co., Burlington, VT.
OKER-players borrow money from their
uncIe 70 pay their unto ChicnaO Iribnnc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13
Hlne Grns. Rrcchcra

Mr.. r.. 5. Withers, of Fairlawn Stock
Farm, Lexington, KY, writes: al have
such confidence in ST. Jacobs Oil, the great
pnin-cure, that use it on everything; my
SELF my horses, my negroes. Every body
and every horse, for all kinds of aches and
pains, believe in its sovereignty as a cure"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

SERVANT" Master, master. tho house
+ on fire" "Oh, tell yonr mistress OF il ;
don't NEEDLE with household aGTairs."-
Golden DdyS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

THE question whether young women
shall pursue the same line of studies as
their brothers, seems TO find it's chief OBJ
lection in their different physica constitu.
tons. Arguments on this subject are fine.
ly handled on both sides; but the perfect
adaptation Of Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound TO the cure of ailments attend.
ing tho feminine organism needs no argu.
ment; its works are its proof.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

HUl DC iJ0Is 0f Wircs 1ro dircfuIlv
ricu'au. Tho si..ct OF silly fools.
who wan. FOB b. Girts after marria0n
and whose ideas of life ore dress and
2'd''n2 On.e soc them AMY dag
women who kII their babies and
go around nursing dog tine most hor-
ll"Ir prun ou OF lhc maternal instinct
lh'' D. po h'o fo imagine Jhc chi
c0go Lrrur
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a HEALTHFUL DIUREr1c.

BOUND BROOK, n. j.,
April p 1888.
You advise placing Allcock's Porous Plas-
ters, in dyspepsia, on the pit OF the stom.
ach; in ague-cake, on the spleen: in torpid
liver, over that organ; but really think
you should also recommcnI that one
or two Plasters be put over the kidneys.
They stimulate, strengthen and act as pow
erful diuretics, thus casting out many
poisonous acids and salts. have had fever
aud ague; all remedies Itook produced lit
tie or no effect until l put an Al!cock,s
Porous Plaster over each kidney; their
action being more than doubled, the ma
laria was quic'dy washed away. Ihavs
also had several attacks Of rheumatism
and two of govt, and by applying the
Plasters over the local pain, and also over
the kidneys, again found your Pastors
wonderfully efficacious. ii. X. THoMAE.
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EcRoFuLA, Scald- hea1, letter, Ro,c-ra n.
FalSe-mcasles, Nett,c-rash, Liclcn. RsI'
gum, Branny-tetter, Dry-tetter, SlingIo;.
ana al! diseases Of a scrofulous matters arc
cured by bathing the diseased skin with
IhpIlIon SKIN Cure. Sold by drmrgis,s
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ALL weakness and i'll health owes its
origin 10 AN impure state of tho blood and
n weakness of the urinary aud digestive
organs. a medicine that will strengthen
these organs, and at tho same time purify
the Blood, viii assist nature i'm curing
nearly every disease that human flesh and
blood is heir 10. Such remedy is Dr..
GuYsotps Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
and, althou IN it possesses no cathartic or
diuretiC effect, its use will soon establish
a regular habit OF body as VOL as euro
weakness of tho kidneys, indicated by
urinary sediments, nervousness, etc.
LoNG-wINDED preachers may not DO
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WHY do we neglect n cough till it throws
us into Consumption, and CONSUMPTION
brings us to the grave? DR.. WIN. HALr,s
BALSAM is sure to cure il taken i'm season.
" has never been known TO fail Per,evere
iill the disease is conquered. There is no
better medicine for pulmonary disorders.
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Feats Of Strength.

Thomas Topham, the strong man OF
England, ON the 23d Of April. 1889. in
London performed the following mar
yrlous fea,, Of strength He bent AN
iron poker am inch IN diameter over his
arm. and ono nearly us large around his
neck; hc broke rope that was capable
OF bearing mp ono ton and with his fin
gers rolled mp pewter plate Weighing
seven pounds hard metal; he laid tho
BACK part ri his head on one chair and
his heel, ON another. and with four men
ON bis body moves them up and down
ai viii. he lifts table -iy feet I'm LENGTH
with his teeth with n half hundred
weight hanging ~ tho further end Of II.
and finally lifted 70 hog-hcad Of water.
lopham ON the lnih of August. 1880. fin
q i't of jealousy Killed DIS wifc. then cut
D. own throat and stabbed himself.
after which ho lived two DAYS.
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From Deaths Door.

a GOTHAM youth calls his girl "Ico
cream" because she is cool and sweet.-Y
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OFFENSIVE incrusto ion and liberated
nostrilS are permanent ly cured by using
Papillon Catarrh Cure. BY druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

RocKLAND woman calls her husband
"A glacier" because he moves so mortally
slow.-ROckIand COurilr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

THE greatest miss take in young wo.
mans life is her husband.-DCirOU Free
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GIcnn's sulphur snn

" afflicted with Sore Eyos use Dr. Isaac
Ihompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell H. 30
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WHATEVER portion OF the time you take.
Sunday is always the rest Of the week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

WHEN man Is bent on evil there is gen.
orally something crooked about him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

"BuCKET-sHoPs" are probably so-caIled
because they make their customers turn
pale.
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Beware of limitations. "Allcock's~ Is the
only genuine Porous Plaster.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

Glenn's sulphur Soap
Is reliable remedy for local skin diseases.
Any physician acquaintedw with Il will say so.
" cough disturbs your sleep, one dose
OF Piso's Cure will give you nights rost-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

A KNoCK-DowN argument-"I shall never
be found out, and need the money more
than the boss does"
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LoNG-wINDED preachers may not be
very musical, but they are great com.
)osers.- TcrdS ,S(tiRgs.
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MOnMOns ENOROACHING.
folygnmy Getting a Firm FoothoId 1,
Idaho aud Other Terrftor,a. t-,-T,

Polygnmy Getting u Firm Foo,hold in
Idaho aud Other Territories.
WASHINGTON, Angus. "A 1t is not alone
in Utah that the Aormons have fastened
an unrelenting grasp upon the local gov.
ernment bat in Idaho and Arizona they,,
are now in such force that they give The
Gentilc1 concern lest the control Of Affairs.
as in Utah, will pass into their hands, = In
Idaho the condition II things ID especially
alarming, and word comes from there that
the people Of the Territory not connected
with the Mormon Church are greatly acitat.
edover the Entertainments Of polygamy in
their midst. The southern Counties Of Idaho
are now virtually controlled by Mar.
mons, who all vote the Democratic tictet
Two years ago tho people Of the no,thsrn
part OF the Territory, wttho ut reuard 10
party, united i9 the election sof Delenats
ainglaer, Acpu blican, and thus defeatei
the Nlormona. Singlaer was probable the
first Republican sent as a Delegate to Gon.
gress since the organization of the Te,,;.
tory, or at leaet since the Morn,ona have
settled in any numhp,u.' To d rssnnor II,o
the Territory That the Aormons would be
ghorn Of their power Delegate Sinejsar nra.
pared q bin but II IVES rejected by Tho
Democratic Committee on Territories. Tke
Mo,mons are now colonising In Idaho in |
sufficient Iorce, It is feared, to deieat I'm
Gentiles In the coming election. in which |
event Democrat will 10 elected TO succeed
Delegate singlaer, l b "A a, f'',sr $50
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Tho Black Eagles.

The "B}ack Esgies Blaine and Logan Club
Of Union district, had very enthusiastic
and spirited meeting at their club room, cor.
ner Of Sixteenth and Chapline streets, last
evening. The line officers elected for the
msrching club were as followe: =. Ia. -
George B. CALDWELL Captain. r.
Berj amin F. Snyder, First Lieutenant,
William Ramp, Second Lieutenant.
Thomas Z. Lewis. Third Lieutenant "a
Ralph Whitehead. Orderly sargeatt,
Jacob Heburn, Color Bearer. ,4"s- 4. &. ~
An Executive Committee was chosen 10.
the ensuing six months, consisting Of John
Mckee, Thomas E: Lewis. George B. Cald-
we'll, Ed. l.. Pratt, MsjoE Joy, lanes Bheri.
dan, Frank johnson, George McKown, David
Neabitt, Ed. 8. Dillon, Ralph Whitehead,
George H. R,binson, Abram stamm, John
Cook, James McAdaEas and W. q. Ramp. g
Stirring addresses were made By Col.
George B. Caldwell, David Nesbitt and vii.
liam Botstord, after which the meeting id.
journed TO Tuesdsy evening next, when the
question Of an appropriate uniform will be
COuSLQeIeQ.
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s.CUT HER THROAT.
\ RLLMoNrg co. .woMAN,s pEA1A
By Her 0ua Haad-nrs. Joha rart. nhllo tAs
vietia Of Admiration, Cats H.r ;TAross and {
Mn Die From tbs twouads-The Rash
Deed not Estirely ustxp,etsd.

Yesterday morning at an carly hour, John
Turk, q substantial farmer who lives in Bal.
mont county not far from St. Cla,rsviile,
awoko and discovered that his wife was mins.
ngfrom her place by bis side. He arose and
started from the house TO look Tor her. she
had been subje 10 spells Of alteration for
some Tins, aud fears had been entertained
thst she would do herself some IN Jury while
nnder the influence oi.one OF thsse. There.
fore her absence at once caused her husband
much uneasiness. Just outside tho door no
INST her coming toward thei houss, with q
horrible gasb, five or six inches 10 length,
across her throat, from which the blood was
streaming ut IN alarming rate. Bhe had cut
her throat with butcher kuiie. 7T' Z, 6Iil y
Physicians were ut once summoned, and
all that lay In their power done 10 staunch
tho ii,w OF blood. They at once pronounced
her case hopeless, howsyer. d :. TI2, n,
Mrs. Turk was veil advanced In years, and
was the mother Of Ma. DR.. Hobersaok, late
Of Martins Ferry. aSreFi 1'57 Nj ~ -
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EASY RIDING CARTS,
Where TO, PurchAae Ihem-A Chance to
| .,t.-t7 Try NeiOre Buy Ing.

Where to PurchAAe Them-A' Chance to
:fn-& Try nefore Byying. ~,
Riding carts which for two or three seasone
past have been SO fashionable in the East, and
are still, are becoming quite popular in and
about this city. Several are already in use.
but with few exceptions they do not possess
the latest Improvements, and one riding in
them experiences the disagreeable horss mo.
ton. The latest and most popular makes OF
these vehicles are the Saratoga Village Cart,
the EnF!ish Cottage Gig, and the Justly cele..
brated Nswport Gait. Any OF these carts can
be purchased at the carriage factory OF Fran
Lott & Co., No. 937 Market street. This firm
10 the sole agent Tor them In this vicinity.
The Newport cart 10 one Of the finest made
Tor private use. It presenh an elegant ap-
pearance, Is easy riding, made Of
the very best material and finished
In fine wo,kmunlike manner. It he7 q
shifting seat which can DO regulated so as to
keep the cart perfectly balanced, thereby d.
Ing away with the horse motion ard also
taking the weight of tho horse. MI, VIM.
bchweriieger has one Of these carts now In
use and any ono contemplating purchasing q
cart and desiring to test the superiority Of the
Newport eau DO 60 by cslling on him, as he
has kindly consented to aid the firm In intro.
ducins them by giving suoa, nice ride. For
further Information one should call at tho
factory Of Lott 4 Co., OF on Mr.. Bchwertiegor,
the saddle and harness manufacturer on
Main btreet above Twelfth. Fl-s5- ~,
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DGI.LAf WE.
Stories about Heli's Time, but Don't Het
4Aft N1.JtaIr on Them, 'T s7Sfs'
AM,s n w tro.. l,n

StOflea ABOUT AelPs Time, but Don't Het
9Aft Qi.4eA on Them, n .TF#51'7
Mrs. 9. W. Hoge and family arc at Bu,r's
Mlll8. =ll..ef 'rrTttgsgi 'J0N.7
Ed Brand has returned from visit out tho
Narrow gauge. 1' lif&gI '.1e 4'5.bNl
j. W. Ooulson Ia putting second story on
his paint storo on Union street. b ,G'.'Wl
den. Al: Warner arrived in town Wed.
ne,day evening from Marietta. 1FIJi'G5l
The Princess has arranged special trims Ia
the Island Tor the Globo-M Marietta bass ball
gaties.' ~ =, Z. : 7Il" '''I8 / : :
Thos. Mcdonald, OF Homestead, has &C.
oepted tho place OF Manager Of the Dellaire
Both the Enterprise and the Crystal win,
dow, glass companies will hold their annual
meetines Tuesday. ii IIa,'1--'-'' = : -
MI. Frank Brewer, Assistant Engineer, l,
II charge Of the Ohio Valley work, while
Mr.. Gould Is sbsent. Est I. ,' 7',a,-7
0. II. Ez, manager OF the Marietta base
ball club. has been the guest OF MANAGE
Gus. Hartenstoin, Of the Globes, since yesser
day. s, &tH'8f'5 M =, 'S'.S'''' -,
A club offourteen young Ia dies OF Bsllairt
are boarding together at .Bulr's Mills and q
this week. sygg 7i!S' II 800 !" =
Tbs stand put up by the, g. A. R. for thei,
Fourth OF July celebration has been boup III
by the Republican consmit.es, aud will be
used for this campaigns speakers. a
Louis Felsing's boat house was brought
down below ladian run Wednesday night
and yesterday was dropped down beiow the
ferry landing near Heil'a. Fslsing rowed
over the courle yesterday.s - 10 a.
The Globes and Mariettas play the frat oil
their two base ball games on Wheeling Island
this afternoon. They play again Tomorrow
Io.morrov's game will divide the crowd with
the Hsil.Felsing boat race. T. 49, rF'niiis
He'll frequently rows over the course be-
fors daylight. while his backors are all
s'umbeElrg. Lately come one timed him
when be was out before o'clock. The e1ac
time that he made is not discle S I'd; but ht
went over the whole course at foil speed anl
in q time that II repeated ut the race will
beat anything in this neighhorhood. AZ
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: An ohio County U,ioren Mnn-

The Msrtinsburg Pioneer Pres has the fol.
lowing: ". D. Wilson, OF West Liberty,
Ohio county, W. Va, tho new. fsdged 4,
B,"l Is at Hsrpers Farsy visiting friends:
HI. wentto Harper's Ferry a green.lookinc,
awkward fellow, but behind It va, power
which could not be kept down. Willis at
6torsr College he exhibited wonderful
aptltude and power Of concentration which
caused his friends to admire him and bis
envioua co-workera to stand In fear. Master.
ing the studies Of 6torsr College, he went
TO Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, ct which
place he graduated. last June 1 with high
nonors, and has accepted q proiessorship at
Tuskegee. Washington markets have no iu-
ducemens for him. Bates Colless and the
American negroes are proud OF Professor w
D. Wilson, Of whom muoh ia expected and
by whom . wonderful work will be done. ia
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The Reunion OF The aociety OF the Army d
West Virginia, IN ba held at Cumberland
Nd, September "a, 81 and Alb, promises {
DO grand gathering of Tie soldiers who
served 10 that portion OF the Army. Great
preparations arc making to insors more than
usually interesting features and it Is expected
that most, II not all, the old con,msn dos
VIII be present on that occasion. .! A hearty
welcome will DO given to all who attend.
vhe ~ O.gsailroad will issue e1oursion
Eckess, one fare for the round TIP, good
until and including tho 7th, which will Give
-! Tho desire an opportunity OF visiting tho
s ea.sle elds in the Valley and the Luray CAV.
stsns' 40 an excursion Is contemplated for
S saai PURPOSE 'an Wheeling and vicinity no
talk OF Holiday Poat and the other G. AR
t fos's OF the Vicinity uniting and going 10 a
pO0(s rE9ug
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observation-disclosures.

They got 1t, and that Is all they did ret,
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STATE AND VICINITY,


Recent Doings OF sscsc virgtnians ana
IsE Their Neighbour. *. ,lE
The Democratic Central Committee Of Bel
mont county met In st.. Claizsyil!e Tuesday,
and Organised by the slection OF l, NJ, Riley.
Esq. chairman. and David MIligan, Esq,
secretary. 2''fE
The Republican Judicial Convention OF the
Seventh Ohio Judicial district, was held at
Youngstown Wednesday. and Judge Fra zier,
Of Noble county; Judge Il. B. Woodbury., OF
Aahtabula, and I. a. Laubie, OF Columbiana,
wore placed in nomination. 10 :
James Elrick, a Bsrnesyille carpenter, who
is building q new school house at Burr's Mills,
miraculously escaped death by: a fall last
Tueaday evening. In walking across the DIST
81 the second story, the floor not being laid,
he stepped on 9 piece Of scantiing, which
broke, and be fell to the fl DOR below, sustain.
Ing severe injuries on the back OF the head
and shoulders. He was unconscious for two
hours, but was abba to be taken home come
hours after the accident. There was slight
sconoussion Of the brain, but no bones were
broken. = sd '"5 .tl{e .'l-IIT I'.'7E,
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A Quiet But Pleasant Wedding Yester.

A Quiet But Pleasant Wedding Yester.
IN day Afternoon. s,tY8Girm
A notable, though quiet event In the He
brow circles Of this city was the marruge yes,
terday afternoon Ok Mr.. IsaAo Essnburg to
Miss Tillls, eldest daughter Of Henry Jacobs,
Esq, at the residence Of the brides parents,
on Fourteenth street. The ceremony which
took place at 2 P. NJ. was performed by Rabbi
Bonnhsim, OF Baltimore, who came on ior
that especial purpose. None but relatives
were present, some Of these being from other
cities. Following the ceremony refreshments
were partaken Of, and ut 4:47 the bridal pair
left on the F., W. & Ky. for an Eastern bridal
tour. They were the recipients OF numerous
handsome presents and congratulations, both
from those who were there and these
who were not, were pouring in all
day. Mr.. Elssnburg is popular gentleman
and the successful business partner OF Mr..
Il = H.. !. y 81 . . . . .
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Glass Mailing with Gas.

=. :
Last evening the two.inch pipe which has
been laid from the Jsfs'aon gag well to the
works, and connection rnade with the lea,s
or annealing furnaces and glory holes, Since
then coal has been dispensed with In these
departments, and all the glass turned out ia
finished by the aid OF natural gas, It has
been complete success, and the natural dit.
ficulties incident to the change OF fuel ara
being rapidly overcome. The chief adyan;:
ages OF the new fuel are cleanliness easo OF
regulation, saving Of labor aud expense and
giving u better finish to tho glass. II will
not be used in ths large stacks for the pYe,.
ont, All the gas consumed In the works ar
poGrs to make no appreciable difference at
the WE'LL In other words It CANNOT be missed.
The works are running With one STACK 81
present, but will startupfull In about week.
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RIVER NEWS,
Kofes About tho Steamboats,, Bank Briegi
and Geographic Reports, y

Eoten About the Steamboats,, Bank Briefu
and Tciegraphic Reports. N p
Dan Lacy, second clerk OF the st. Lawrence.
has returned to Cincinnati from the Arkansas
Hot Springs. li7.4.If. al no Ell
Tbs river Is still at low stage at this poirt
and is falling slowly. The marks indicate q
depth OF about feet inches. a "a
Tho United States auagbost E. A. Wood.
ruiz hr7 at last resumed operations. Her first
work was In removing coal barge from the
bar opposite Cincinnati. It is supposed Tint
abe will work up stream al fast az the dspth
In the channel will allow. She will md
plenty OF work to do. ~ sT}eT 1'f17ffl ~
The contract for towing the United States
drsage boats Ohio md OJvego he, been
awarded to the toTboat Frank Stein, The
owners cf the towboat Iron City put in the
lowest bid, but subsequently, they withdrew
the same. Tho Stein, It will be remembered,
was built here and for long time ran in q
down river local trade. ri ., "a Il I'M
PrTrssuRaH, Auguat Il. y Monongahela
river foot and on stand. Is - 4 j
'GREEssBoRo. Pa, Augugt 14.-Rives 10 feet
and on stand weather clear. 5}u7gs NJ
PAREEns, PA, August l4-Riyer 0 inches
and stationary; weather clear and warm. i v
o'RIcRg LANDING, Pa, August 14,-Riyer 3
Iest : inches and falling; weather clear; thar.
BRowSsvnIz, Pa, August II River 2 feet
. lnches and on sstanc; weather clear, ther,
mometer S0o. =. 81 s.. G,.}5s =. -.