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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08
rLESTY WAsIIIE WATER.
WACEE NAIfS.
Strny Notes Picked Up All Along the
WN(cr'a Edge

Strny Sotts Picked Up All Along til,
Waters Edge.
| What has become OF the Salvation Army
ST. Luke's T. Z. Church, on tic leland, j.
VERY badly damaged.
Charlie Clouston hrs earnsd The thank.
OF many an Islander.
Jake D.essell, OF the Island docks. wa!
one Of the heroes OF tho flood.
Mts:rs. Harry McLuru and Will Beans
and Pei. Whitehill are among the Island
ers who lose Cue planes.
Mr.. II. NJ. Russell, the attorney, LETT Tie
Island Wednesday, ~ he Bays, "neyer tc
return again." lie has enough OF Island
floods.
Charles Lane and John Bssgs rode dowr
the Hemrheld to Roney's Point yesterday
and from there walked over the hills t
this city.
Persona having Epate room III thcil
houses which they arc willing to open to
the refugees should communicate with the
committee. ....,.g #.E.
The boys are in their clement. Give
them cellar door and soap box, with q
clothes prop to propel it, and they wan,
no other boat. n.
"My God, how glad I am 10 strike dry
land !" said young lady who stepped on
tue bonlders above the P, W. 4 Ky. de.
pot yesterday.
A boat landed at the market street wharf
in front OF 9. lless& Sons, containing two
ladies', two dogs and a parrot. Il showed
the incongruity OF this life.
Three chickens we're left on the tree at
F. J. Stone's residence yesterday. The
flood at last RULED their feathers and they
we're compelled to turn up thoir toes.
A raft upset on Twelfth street Yesterday
afternoon, precipitating its two occupants
into the water. The occurrence COLLECTED.
large crowd ut once, and nil were greatly
amused.
An old lady ut Dcnwocd named M,e.
Evans, who Was getting into skiT from
her steps. WIS thrown into the water. by
the lurching OF tho boat, and narrowly
escaped drowning. No.,
The money was taken from the vaults OF
the Bank Ct Wheelicg to the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley yesterday, Lieut.. Sylvis, OF
tho city police force, acting es Il body
guard 10 tho bank oiiic;air.
D. G. kurnor, W. Kurner and Phillip
knabe did good work Wednesday night
and Thursday morning. They labored VI.
til exhausted, and reluctantly abandoned
the work oil rsscuins people.
The Postollice has been left in charge O:
Mcssrs. J. II. Lancaster aad Hidale jones.
Yesterday food was taken to them through
window in the second story. Every.
thing waa moved in time 10 escape the
wafer.
Mrs. James R$ss, it,, Of Nineteenth
street, was very i'll with typhoid fever, and
yesterday Dr.. Sylvie was sent for to visit
her. A boatman refueed to take him for
less than $40. That bca!man should have
been ducked.
AS Captain Thomas Wilson, his son and
another young gentleman left the Isand
end OF tho bridge their boat struck tree
and capsiSed. Fortunately tho two young
men were able to catch the tree and
support the Captain till tho dock skill res
cued them.
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LaG tN'a EG;p.
4 iSAssnming Great psopor tiSua, and
Il XII. ~ hny Hcat trthur.

". u Tiun.
n WASHINGTON, February 4,-The Logan
"boom," which gave indications oil gather.
ing strength at tho tine the Republican
National Committee met hero, IL, in the
estimation Of the sturdy Senator's friends
becoming a thing Of such serious impor.
lance as 10 threaten the chances OF the I'D.
minis,ia!ion 10 secure u soiid Southern
vote In the Chicago Convention. Thp
arrival here oil the Illinois State
Press Association has given new
impetus to Logsn's cauac. THIS body
OF journalists came to the capital on
Sunday, AID MIR. Logan and Lis wife were
mcss conspicuous persons Ia the tllrong OF
llliuoi1ars who groetel thom on thtir
arrival. A Senator who regards l.ogaa's
aspirations TO tho presidential nomination
with favor, says that alter Mr.. Logan llas
mnie bis Il ;ht on tho Fi's John Porter bill,
Which BIZ does not expect to bp able TO de.
feat, he will go TO the country upon his
record III that case and eadeayor to titc the
hearts ol tho patriotic citiz ,ns Of the
Northwest and win their favor for bis cher.
shed plan 10 DO the Republican candidate.
:. l. ID even as1erted upon worry good au.
,horlty that no 10 TO be supported by Score.
tary Lincoln, who is ctdited with The In.
tention Of resieuine from The CAbiuet in
order to i1ia his ioftunel With those o!
Logan. Tho "Goldier papers" ara all to be
enlisted la Legan's Gufyice. The sstno
carH. Is said to Nc gaiaiag headwSy rapidly
In the South, among the Republicans who
had been counted uvc:l IS sire to be in
favor OF tho reconciliation Of Arthur. tx.
Senator Kellogg Ia reported to be exerting
his influence In Louisiana In behalf Of
Logan, and Is bitterly resentipg the presi.
,orncy General B:cwster's pursuit" OF
him in the ttar route cases. Representa-
live Mackey, Of sonth Carolina, was,
juat before death moving nc.
lively az, Inv! the admins ration and
In llvor 81 Logan, his opposition having
bten provoked by Tue appointment Of
Livingston as marshal. In North Carolina
Affairs are no. moving smoothly toward
tbs election Of C. GOLD Arthur delegation.
Mr.. Gsnaday, elected Sergeant alarms Of
the Senate through tho influence OF Mr.,
Logan and Mr.. Sherman, 10 undesetood to
favor Lrssn's nomination, aud it is re.
Rardcd US signiGcan. that ths Judiciary
Committee has reported adversely The
nomination OF Colonel Keogh for marshal
OF the VT sttrn district, when it Is known
that Mr.. keogh was tho Presidents per
sonal preference, and that keogh took the
Office becauso he was asked to do DO, tuthei
than because ho greatly desired or hal
sought for 1t. III Gaorgis, while Dissric
Attorney Speer is for Arthur, Marsha
I.oDesireet Is drilling with the opponentso
Arthur, Gad there is said to he sLront
grayitation toward Logan.
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WAs1iEsGiOT EOIES.
Ertei Nci,Dtt OF III. Most Important Cni
lH ftni Nous


WASHINGTON, D. O., February 7.-Tn the
House Nj. Hammond introduced bill
authorizing the Withdrawal from dis:ilery
WAREHOUSES;, without tax, OF alcoholic spirits
10 bo used in tue manufacture OF drugs and
chemicals.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the resolution to adop. the rules
OF the 4Gill Congress-, amended, rs the ru!eg
Of this House. Calamity" Weller, oil
Iowa, made vchemen. speech on every
thug, making mrca amusemeus for the
members. The amendment offered Tor u
weman's suffrage committee WAC defeated
by TO- 10 CT. almost party vote, the Dam.
ocras voting in the negative.
4, 3. Wigand, oil examiner Of the De-
pars,nent Of Justice, WAS befora the COM
mittee to-day and described the methods
Of raging campaign funds in Alabama.
The Committee on WSys and Means has
agreed to grant hearings 70 tha representa-.
tlves OF various interests rs follows: Wool,
February IA; metals, February 1G; ear!hen.
we'e and glassware, February IS.
Representatives Houc!i, Hatch, Lynch
ant othe;s addressed tho Mississ!ppiriver
convention yesterday.
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TtlE FLOOD tlENEEas.
NisOr Notes OF the s.uss by F{Igt Wn!ers
IN ynvkGux S'Iuccs

III FnTtCuS Places.
AURORA, IND, February The river is
abont alta stand, with the water up 10
Second street. Thegas works are stopped.
Sr. LOUIS, February The river hat,
fallen q inches up 10 noon tc-day, when i,
began to rise slowly ggain. II is now Ii
fess BY the gauge; dr'zs!ins rain.
Logan, February 7-Gspatest l9od ever
seen in the Hooking Valley. The fac bridge
OF the Hooking Valley railroad ia gone aud
the railroad machine shops are rnipcd.
No gie to hight.
srRlSGFIELD, O., February Tho river
is recedlng rapidly. There are no trains
on the Ohio Southern road. The track is
badly wahhcd near Baiabridge, and it viii
require ten days to get the trs.ina running
FosroMA, O., February Tile nickel
plata railroad bridge at 1t. Seneca is 80
damaged that is unsaie for ttaias 10 cross,
All trains are transferred over the Lake
Erie and Western to Fremont, and thence
to the L9ke Shore road. The sleet il
damaging the wheat crop.
NELsoSvlLLE, o., February THE en-.
tire southwest and sou.h end OF town ere
under water. Many houses have been
swept from their foundations. The covered
bridge on the Columbus 4 Hooking Valley
road, with fifteen cars, was carried away
last night. The county lost bridge over
the Hot kirg river.
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The interests OF humanity seem 10 demand
the publication OF the following facts: Two
mouths ago my attention wss called 10 the
case OF a poor woman who was said 10 be
slll:tel with cancer. Hound he. with an
ulcer on her shoulder at least five inches in
circumference, angry, painful, aud giving
the. patient no rest dsy or nigh. for six
months. 4 obtained n supply OF swiit's
Specific, which persuaded her to try. She
has taken five bottles the result OF which 10
that the ulcer Is entirely heslad up, nothing
but a small scsb, no! larger than
ones finger nail, and her general health Is
better than for five years Fast. she ssems to
be- perfectly cured. Il consider It's effects
wonderful-almost miraculous. REV. JESSE
H. CAMPBELL, Columbus Ga. fey 55s'Fs.I !.
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Sioux CRY, IA, February IA raliable
gentleman jas. in from Bsowa county,
Nob., where the visilanta are ut work, says
Kid Wade had not baen hanged when he
left. The parties who took Kid back 10
that country were met by the Brown coun.
ty vigi!snts and it wag beiivod these men
would not spare him, but it seems they
tried to get him to give the gang away.
The other statement made in previous
dispatch, relative to the disappearance Of t.
large number 81 persona, the gentleman
etas( s are true.
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1880 MN-rhc rivers are falling rapidly
since midnight. Tho stage in tho Monon.
gahe'a is % feet 9 iuches; the Allegheny
is ! 100: higher.
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AT rIrTagUxaH
Wntcrs Sttcediur md Relief C0uitiiitt eos
.n'I.' ttrgUUtxct ''. ~. w. '.a

I'd. ..| ....H|..| DFkholkEVs -.... IH- ..-f I
PlrrspuRou, Pa, February 7.-The dc:
cline In tho rivers continued oil day, and
at 5 night tonight Tho Monopgahela regis.
tered 50 feet Q inchee, IL fall Of nearly three
feet since midnight. The Allegheny marks
show 81 leet, and falling about . inche, an
hour. Many streets OF this city
are now clear Of water but In It's stead bar.
rels, twisted boards and ice, piled several
feet high in many places, have been lcl. on
tho dry landa ,by thej recedirg waters.
Communication with Allegheny City by
street cars is still cut of, but by tomorrow
morning tits thought the cafs will be able
to run. The Allegheny Valley and West.
ern Pennsylvania RAILROADS. aru running
trains again rs usual. E'l'-
HELPING THE SUFFERERS.
At o meeting OF citizenH this afternoon
the Executive Committee WIS appointed
who were instructed to take immediate
steps TO relieve oil sufferers in tho Two
cities. a conmittee representing The lead.
ing business interests WISE also appointed
tosolicit donations Bstofe .iiesa provisions
can be made, however, the suffering will
be great, as many families living In the
second etory Of their housen have been with.
ont food or ire Tor tliiriysix hours.
Two more fatalities have been reported.
WIN. Bowman,rged 80. Of tho Eighth ward,
Allegheny, while attempting to Stop Oh! Of
u window into EXIT, fell into the water,
and tho swift cufrcnt carried him away be-
lore no could be rescued. Harvey Genuns,
aged II. who has been missing from his
home Ia tho Frs. wurd, Allegheny, since
Tuesday, was f1uud drowned this after.
noon.
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THEY STILL HAVE Light

.s.r.- thSa SlILL 1iASE JJhIT.
CONTRARY 10 expectation the gus is burr-
ing tonight and there is hope tina! the sup
ply may not be cut of at nll. This, how
ever, depends ca tho future rise being very
slight. There was much speculation to.
day over what il to come.
ana opinions vary. The most
hopeful think thers cannot be more than
aioot more. Othcra say the extraordinary
water al Pittsburgh aud Wheeling, coupled
with the Tact that tue tributaries in OHIO
and kentutky, both above and below, ara
nearly I'LL rising, must make continued
ris, here ior several days, in whic: case it
viii exceed the a,oi nj ms. year. The
submerged territory is now practically AZ
great as last year.
In the city proper the water ia within 200
ieet OF the limit on the streets last wear.
The only difference il a feH feet Of de2th.
The day has passed with no disaster TO re-
port. The most careful attention was given
everywhere for Swing property. Fleets OF
coHl pafsea were iully manned and closely
watched day aud night. Not barge has
yet been lost. The absence OF high wind
has been favorable 10 THIS property, rs well
as to the submerged frame houses. :.
Tho price Of coal has advanced four cents
bushel on account OF tho Increased ux-
pence OF getting it from the barges khes
to be iioatcd in scows to tho waters cdre
and then loaded by hand.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
the water supply is not yet in danger,
The only restriction has been upon the use
Of hydraulic elevators. The relief work
has kept well up with the necessities Of the
suffering. Food has been promptly fpr.
nished to-day, and boats patrol NE flood.
ed district 10 SEQ that no cases of necessity
are neglected. We ~, - :
Two IRE engines floating on ecows are
kept ready to be drawn to any place that
hrs may break out in the flooded district.
The mails have no. bven s,r:oaslv
disturbed, though on two narrow
gauge roads running chs: through
Southern Ohio trains have besr
abandoned. The river mails ara also
Delays occurred on ncnrlv
all through mails both cast and west. 4
washau. on the Cincinnati, Washington 4
Baltimore road, cas-! q Hamdeu. makes
serious delay. The Pan Handle has been
between hero and Nenia at
various POINTS. Beginning Tomorrow lie
lineage Y 81. Louis cxprtss trains on thu
cincinnati, indianapolis, S.. Louis B 4
Ghlc?go road will run over the track Of The
C.ncinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road bc-
tSeen indianapolis and Cincinnati, s9G
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n1a;n fru,u I,rass nuuch,e.

New York, February 7.-O!iyer Y. Stew
art, ior!y-nine Yeas old, = policeman at
tachel 10 tho Eighteenth pracinct, died
yesterday o! paralysis, caused by blow
on the head With brass knuealef, which, he
received in August last while eadsayoring
TO que!l Disturbance among some ruliians
Oh Il R9ckaway Beach train. George Still.
wagon was arrested ut tbs time and SEN
fenced 10 twelve and & half Yeas impris.
onment Tor being eagsged in the assault
but Es den!sd striking tho blow. The
matter will be again investigated.
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A Sud Suicide.

DALLAS, TEX, February 1T. c. Wells,
Of Lockport, N. Y.,a guest Of the St. George
Hotel, suicided by taking morphine last
night. The deceased IVES aesd G5, lie was
8 prominent mcrchan. Of Loc..port, but
failed and came to Texas 10 retrieve his
fortune. He was unable to find employ
mcat and was in such sraitened circu,n.
stances that he subsiated fer the psst week
Oh one meal a day, - :
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SIH.l NIGHTS inTesns.

WACO, TEX February 7.-Hor. Richard
Nelson, colorcd. proprietor oithe Galyeaton
Spectator, eaya That while en- route from
Corbicaaa TO Waco Tuesday, III tho rear
coach Of Texas & St. Louis passence,
train, accompanying tho sick Wits OF a
trlead, he wns ordered by Il brakeman to
30 forward in the smoker, and refusing
WALL jected lrom the car. While on the
platform Nelson asked to have tho train
stopped, which YVES done, and he rot oil
aud walked back to Corsicane. He will
sue for damagea in the s;a:e courts. III.
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CoanocreS. February This afternoon
while Frank and James Henderson and
Janea Murphy were crossing The Tusea.
rawae river near Lafayette, this county,
their boat WAS crushed by floating logs and
the two Ilend0rsons were drowned. Mnr,
ply WGs taken out Of the water three
hours later. lie saveti himself by clingirg
to floating tree. The Hendersons were
married men and leave large families.
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rho New Water Works rump,

Mr.J. r. Maxwell, OF the firm OF Gordon
& Maxwell, OF Hamilton, O., who haye cor.
trac,ed 10 supply the new pumping machine
at tho water works, was ut the works yesteI-
day, taking observations, with view Of bt.
ginning work on the proposed new we'll
Their contract calls for the completion O.
this work within six months. This improve.
,aent will add i"nr millions OF gallons 10 the
daily capacity OF the water works. 5sI
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Sneclnl Sale,

I: TO close out c,rtAln makeu OF shoes will
make special Gale Of 'tsl@
I; Is psifs OF women's Hand sewcd Shoes a!
Y 50 90, worth IS 90.
~, As pairs Of Womsn'a French Kid Button
I Shoes nt IS :5, worth IS so.
3iEt5 pairs oiWomen's Cloth Top Button Shoes
/ III ST 50, worth e 50. '.f.G
b G. pair Of Women's Kid Button Shoes at
Z s. 20, worth - 90.
shees at S $50. worth 50 80. ~ 81
/, & sd pair OF Misses Morocco Worked hole
Button Shoes at 81 IS, worth s. 90. So
IS; The above goods are irs;.clsss, good e;2es
nd very cheap. L. v. BLoNr.
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Z FRESH ARRIVALS Of Black Satin
PuHs, ''ike latest." Fresh and lovely
designs in Fancy NeckwcAr. Full Dress
shirts and Waiter Jackets ut the Star.
5r u. GUNDLING a. CO.,
4a5 aa :,G Twelfth Street.
Indications.

n WAsnrEqraE,D. c., February 81 La. NJ
For .fennessee and Ohio Valley, lish. local
rains and partly cloudy weather; winds gen.
orally from northwest 10 southwest; rising
followed by falling barometer; nearly sts-
tIouary followed by slowly rising teniperA.
ture. t.g-
For the Lower Lake region light local
raiua aud partly cloudy weather; slowly rising
Temperature; nos.hwss. to southwest windf;
lower barometer.
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BRIEF TELEGRhMs,

Eight inches OF snow fell at Huron, Dako.
IA, yesterday.
St, Louis had $1,000 fire yesterday,
and five firemen were injured. :
; a popular contribution has been started
n L! Boston for q monument to Wendell
Phillips. s - :
Manuel Roderigc, O merchant at Essle
Pass, Texas, was assassinated yesterday BY
some one unknown. '5ISS =
ny. J. Landon, teller Of the. Hampton
Savings Bank, Springfield, Macs, has con.
iessed 10 embezzling IS, 900. iss.5 i -
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EulsrNa ERR 0iiEO.

Tao s"inn Over. Hater Eereding md
Eusiucss RcAun.ng.
CLEVELAND, 0, February Tho rains
have ceased and the waters arc failing in
Northern Ohio. at Youngstown tho low.
lands were submerged 8 inches deeper at 7
o'clock ibis mo,aing, than ever previously
known. Manufactures had shut down,
and tho people were rowing about in boa.s.
At noon the water had la.sen . inches.
About Akron the waller Ind fallen feet.
No further damage ID txpeced, and the
railroads aro rcaunliug.
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I,npro.up,u ci,,l.Sesv,cc Examination.

A"HcGH.tE StSlt'SteSlcS examination.
WASHINGTON. D. G., February IA
Southern Democratic Congressman last
week asked Speaker Carlisle 10 appoint
iEan for him az one Of The Official s!eno.
graphcrs OF the House. The Speaker said
that thelc were no vacancies. Make one,"
said tile applicant. No." said tia Speaker,
THAT ia juGt what We are blaming Keller
'o1. The men now OH the force are com.
petsnt aud industrious, end there is no
causs Tor removal" "But, said the percist.
on! member, "r,y man ia competent and is
. batter man than the oae whose place |
want" Jass rs an experiment MIR. Car
lislv suggested trial Of the applicants
skill. He was brought into the Speakers
room, where clerk dictated pace OF the
Record to him. The result was a complete
breakdown on the rart OF the so called
aIenographer. us could not ,ranscribe
fifty lines OF his notes. This little civil
services examination relieved tho Speaker
Of iur;her itnp3rtuaity, a'
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EVANSVILLE, ESD, February 7.-To.night
tho river is still rising one iuch IN hour.
It ia now ~ ieei inches on he gauge. i,
Is thought VT will have two feet mora OF
water. Every elrort is making tosaye grain
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NOW u, !. 1; 2; S "a; a.. |

lion ara loaded With Impurities, Tia. Designating
Humnrs, Illuminating Krup.lons, Itching fortunes,
Salt RhHuni or EczNma, psoriasls. letter, Ring
worm. Baby tumofH, Ecsotula, scroiuloua so;cs,
hbseetAeA and DiECharging Wounds. and every
hpccirs Of Itching ycnly md pinply Diseases Of the
Skiu and Scalp nre most speedily and economically
Cntni by thu Eullnnr l,hmndlha u - -
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Z An explosion OF gasoline occurred yestel.
day evening in the kitchen Of VanKeuren 4
Sons restaurant. The glass In the windows
was shattered and the senior member Of the
firm had his hand Severely burned, but other.
wise no danlage was doue.
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Nsae !31,ffellEdqais,ts.
T-5r. ~
Few Advertisements.

Excelsior Baking Powder.
Or. john Z. smith--Third pegc.
Special Sale OF Carpsts-G. MenGel L Co.
Kid Cloves. S. Rhodes.
Now 10 the Time-B. F. Caldwell.
Sks.ca and Ice Cseepers-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Notice - Womaa's benevolent Society,"
Head Of Local.
Z Richardson's Nav Method for Pianos.
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

Garth. lad tho wolsi caio aalt Kiuum In this
country. Ny mother had II twenty years, aud Ia
fact died from 1t. lbellGyc Gutictra would lAve
AyOi her liie. My arms, breast and head wefc
cured until used tho Uuticum RcsOvcnt Inter.
1ally and CutcuIa ard Cutlcura soap externally.
49, = l., ~ AUtMB HcwGrk O.
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lr Is A EAEl,.

Hundreds Of letters III our possession topples OF
which may be had BY return mail) arc our author.
ity Tor tho insertion that Skin gcaip and Blood Hi.
lnoiS, whether Hcrolulous, Inherited or Contagious,
solvent, tho new blood Purifier, Btfcttc and Ape
1lcnt. Internally. and CntiCura aud Cntcun Soap.
Tho RrClt skin Cues and Holutier, externally, IN
mn Mi wa ..
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Mr.. Charles jacob OF Baltimore, Nd, a
we'll known citizen, had suffered for months
with acute rlruma,tsm IN his ankle and foot,
Finally he ustd St. Jacobs Oil, the great pair.
cure, and was relieved by the first applica.
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AT LOUISVILLE.
Tho Whole River front Under Water.

Z 20 No Casualties. ;stl', !
LOUISVILLE, Ky. February AT II
o'clock tonight the river is still rising hall
an inch an hour. The canal gauge phowa
80 feet 4 inches. Everyone seems honefnl
that the flood will not be 50 bad "a in lSs3
At 4 o'clock the water began to come
over Cliff hill above the city, and At o
o'clock the ill gave way and that rortion
Of the city known as tho Point" Is now
under 20 feet Of water. The people had
all moved q out " and nothing
se rious has happened nor Is apprehended.
The whole river front ia now inundated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08

Special Dispatch 10 he ln!tItgeocr.
HuSTlsdr1S. W. Va, February 1.-The
river ID within lis banks here, but the
rising indicates high water. We expec, an
overflow before mo1aing.