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grcpcsals.
proposals.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, Water Works
TO Contractors aud Manufacturers
Of Water Works AppurtCnanre"

Sealed proposals will be received BY thcIrllea
o. the Water Works Of tho city OF Mitln w
Ohio, at theft olice IN sid c " until g 3ct'nGG
n. OF TUESDAY the lOtu DAY OF Alhl,, ~
for the COnAtiuc lon VI 4 sJBt N Of Wat NvI.t,
The specifications aud drawing w Oii "''
tho OIL % Of said Trustees AbOl. July N, IH..r
The work Involves tho O%OnsttlO ion y y Tsf,.
lug station. = Reservoir, Pnmplne MaCh ag!, NJ
ni'hing aud lai ing. approximately s,y'n " IN ii.
pipe rAutiDg from I Ilfieeii to iOuf ~ w, \, t,s
RniO'0t, Including one hundred a. d Why MI
Valves, &c also furnishing aud seUIHS "''
Dnlbe Nozzle Fire Hydrahb. ,tunaD
gallons in twenty four hours, aud 70 PUMP" ~
direct into the distributing pIpe tI'''n ~
reservoir. eh
The work To- DO completed on OF be!ots 'e '"'
day oil December, 1855. ,,o,suy
The Hoard Of TillNBl will entertain pWI.n
10 construct tho Water Works oniiie Sau ~
separate proposals. for any part thereof mnt
Proposals for cOuI ruCllnR the thtlte W9.l' h6e.
DO accompanied with a solvent bona = w. , tbs
sand dollars, a. q guarantee OF SDol innp ,.,su,t
part Of the biddefi and pf0p 'hls 10, SIiA
parts VI the WORK must DO hctOnpi WI" ia
solvent bonds IN amount 4 y ~ aga ~ w, W. diGtr
Of nOIlCe to contractor inviting DlJS III
enl bfauol0s u the work. .u Le n,
The contractor iOf tbs entire Wot,h WI ..vndil
uuifpd 10 RlvU bond IN the amount OF Guy III i1 In,
and fily thoulAnd dOllais, property .teu''''
sufe 4 lalthill com plellOn Ol tue NOts h,m,d
Copies OF the specifications. anl o. lhe Ta Il
tho advertisements iOt lhg deterrent D,a" 4, iLd
tho work will he furnished, Wheh fe"u'' " w.
Trustees, Upon application. Ia, tho
The Trustees reserve the tlghll0 tonltS' Gy Mo
entire work A. 4 whole OF TO- ,Olii'y ,uy N I'll
different BAFtH separately. OF 70 tTl,v ."5 aA,
bids, should they deem, II for INC Ih'V'V'"
unA FetfIi VD''' "" IorN l. WELSH
WW. LlppnAlDh
J, a. n. Sill h,,o,
GRO, 1ioRNUNd,
Constructing EngJheth MS
MARttN'A FERRY July ~ ESQ 60
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THE LA BELLE FIGHT.
WE EEEDHR.NAILEns QUIT woRK


In Yesterday mornings issue there was
a brief reference toa fight that had &C.
Cured the evening before in the LABslle
nail factory between two young men, n
from the ranks OF the old nailers who
went into the mill last Monday and the
other a ieeder.nAilsr, who with his COM
pauions has been in the factory for come
time. Frank Work is the name oil the
first mentioned and Kurner, that Of the
leeder-nailer, The difficulty was brought
about by both trying to pass in opposite
directions through . narrow place in
which stood q wheel. barrow. This they
could not do without pushing, and tie
push was followed by words aud the words
by blows. Although the melee was OF
short duration, Kurner got decidedly the
worst OF 1t, His eyes were blaCkened and
he was thrown backwards on a pile Of hot
iron that burned his back and one elbow ;
! there is also q wound on his cheek that
looks as though no bad been bitten. lie
also sustained q number o fsevere bruises.
The fight aud the occurrences oil yester,
day that were the direct result Of 1t formed
one OF the principal topics OF conversation
on the South Side yesterday, In the
morning when President Priest arrived al
the mill he found only four OF the twenty
odd machines operated by teeder'nalleTsi
running. The others had quit, as they
claimed, because they had been 80 terror
lied and inundated by the proceedings
OF the night before that they did not dare
20 10 work. This was tho reason they
gave to the officials for leaving their jobs
At noon the four who had worked during
the forenoon also quit, and gave the SAINT
reason for their action.
In tho meantime Mr.. Priest and tht
other officials had been making an invest
CATION into the ARRAY Of the night before
and having arrived at the conclusion tina
Work was The aggTessor he was discharged
Mr., Priest, in talking oVer the matter las
night, said: ave desire TO have II very
distinctly understood that we propose t
stand by our ie~eder.naileTs, to protect then
and see that they have their rights. !
nave had u talk with them this evening
and endeavored to impress them with
that fact, and they have promised me
that they will 90 back to their Jobs in the
morning. We mean:it, when We say thai
we are going to stand by them, We have
a standing rule in our factory that pro
hibits fighting, and the penalty for lts VIC
lation is dismissal We investigated care,
fully and found Work the aggressor and
therefore he had to go. No one regrets
the occurrence more than wedo but, az the
same time we propose acting squarely."
The older and Cooler.headed Of the old
nailers, as far as they were heard to ex'
press themselves also regretted the matter
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BelIalro.

Another fishing boat is being built near
the Benwood ferry,
John Rankin has accepteda place in the
First National Bark.
Yesterday the death OF John shillito was
momentarily expected.
Matthew Wallace was severely hurt
Tuesdsy by fall at his mill near town.
A half dozen large Coops OF turtles were
shipped from here to Pittsburgh yesterday.
NJ. K Seals, agent OF the BelIaIre, zlnes.
ville& Cincinnati here, will take a Vest
ern trip soon.
A column would hardly hold accounts
Of the visiting Bellalre people abroad and
their friends here
Part Of tho gas ditch on Belmont street
has been filled up, the test pipes and all
connections being complete.
Miss Della Hollaran celebrated her
eighteenth birthday Tuesday night, at her
home on Guernsey street.
William HabbcrGeld has published a
challenge to Henry He'll, for a three mile
race for Sl50 q side, to be rowed on the
upper course at Wheeling.
The Square Is being laid out by City
Engineer Norton and gravel will be used
to fill up a number OF walks. Turnstiles
will be placed at the openings.
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pnEYrrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.


RECORDER Hook was only called on to
record ore deed OF trust yesterday.
An umbrella could be used to an ad'
vantage yesterday. When 1t was not rain
ing the sun was warm enough to make
the article useful as q shade.
The Board Of County Commissioners
was to have met yesterday as 9 Board Of
Equalization and Appeals, but Q quorum
failed 10 put in an appearance.
THE men at the Atlantic engine house
have reprinted and ]repapered the in
terror, aud 1t ia now mi OF the peatest en-
CINE houses to be found anywhere,
THERE was q fSkir on Fourteenth street
last evening that discounted anything in
that line that has been here for some
time. He could talk faster and louder
and his arguments in favor OF his stock-in'
trade were simply indisputable, He-en-
tertained q large crowd.
Dr. F~REDERICE ], NoLTE, son Of Fred.
erick NolIO, Of Centre Wheeling, died yea
tsrday, q victim to consumption. He re-
turned from the South about four weeks
ago, where he had been for the previous
seven months ~endeayoring to regain his
health. He was q graduate Of the medical
college at Augusta, Ga, and had located
in New Marlinsville.
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BLANK for convenience Of readers Of THE DAILY
iNr%ELLlOENCER going out Of town.

fcftns, poatpAldi One month, % oenISj Two
reels " 0onlsj one week. 10 cent,
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HAS HE A~BSCONDED?
AN OHIO MAN FROM THIS VICINITY
Is Missing In the Lower Part of the State
aud his Friends Think him Murdered for
his Money -Nows of n General Char.
aCter From all Over the state.

Last Saturday T. X, Stout, a sub-con.
tractor under Captain O. B. Smith and
Colonel L, B. D~slliCker, two well.known
residents Of ~Parkershurg, who have the
timber contract for the Ohio River road
extension, was given q check for 5000 to
pay off the hands he had engaged in doing
work for him. He had the check Cashed
at the Point Pleasant Bank, It'll said that
the last time he wRs seen wa within fifty
feet OF the bank, although an individual
of a shady reputation claims to have met
him about one.hslf mile outside Of the
town on his way to purchase needed
lumber, He was dressed in his working
clothes and left his trunk and all his per-
sonRl effects behind. The only thing re.
garded as suspicious about the occurrence
ID the fact that he would take no bills
smaller than s., whereas he would need
many small bills in paying his men,. The
impression among those who know the
man is that he has been murdered,
Col, J., A, FICklnger, chief engineer Of
the road, has known Stout Tor seven years
past, and in all that time has found him to
be a man OF integrity, upright and honor
able in all his dealings, Stout hsils from
a point across the river not far from hero,
aud Ia known by many people OF this city,
The loss to Smith & DslliCker will amount
to little or nothing, Every possible effort
Is being made to dlscoVer Stouts where
Rbout6.
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TILE rnoposEp nEuN1oN.
Committees Appointed to Push 1t Through
TO.Night's Meeting.

Committees Appointed to Push II Through
To.Nighrs Meeting.
At q meeting OF the Reunion Committee
Of the First West Virginia Volunteer In
fautry held at Wellsburg yesterday alter
noon, in the Office Of the Brooke County
| Local, it was decided to hold a reunion on
Wheeling Island about September 90,
1885, and the following committee WA
appointed in addition 10 the II selected
at New Cumberland on Decoration Day:
Cant. W. j. RObb, Gen. Thayer Melvin,
CAPT, G. j. Rawling, OF Wheeling; S. +.
Dean, OF Martins Ferry; Charles Bait.
z%ll, Of Bellaire; ]. W. Plattenbnrg, OF
Fairyiew; Cant. o. F. Melvin, Of Pitts.
burgh; Gen. |. II, Duval and John A.
Briggs, OF Wellsburg; Martin HELMS, Of
Roseby's Rock; George Hitchcock, Of
New Mar~tinsville; William Henderson,
of Pine Grove; Capt. Thomas Reed, OF
Fairmont, and Col. Jacob Weddle, OF
Ironton.
The original committee consists Of @. E.
Irwin, OF Wheelingj NJ, Il. Smiley, Of
Martins Ferry; John s. Sweeney, OF New
Cumberland; Thomas Lloyd, oil East Liv.
erpool, and William Tucker, of Wells
burg. -.
Tie president Of the organization at
present 10 George White, Of Wellaburg,
and the secretary lie George d. CraW ford,
also OF Wellsburg. The committee will be
represented at the general meeting OF old
soldiers to be held in Lincoln Club hall
this evening. 1t Is desired that every old
soldier in.the city be present ut this meet.
ing, Here is a chance to Boom the Old
Town" and an expression of opinion is
asked for from all old commanders. A big
reunion is bound to be held. A genuine
old.time enthusiasm has been awakened,
and it is growing. The affair will not only
be a reunion Of the gallant old First, but
will probably. partake more OF the nature
Of a grand Tri.State Reunion.
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Onlcm Nus. 20 nnd " Fourteenth Street.
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the Grand Army Of the Republic picnic in
the Grove,
Mrs. B, +. Brady and daughter Bessie
have returned from a two weeks trip
down the river,
Miss Mary Parkinson, Of Ptney Fork,
Jefferson county, is visiting the Misses
Ralston, on Fourth street,
l.. Spence is home from a two weeks
business trip through West Virginia aud
Kentucky. He shipped two machines
yesterday.
An accident that might have proved
more serious, happened at the LSughlin
mill Yesterday. Three men were engaged
in unloading a wagon OF stone beside the
west end wall OF the old nail factory, re-
Gently burned, when it fell over on them,
seriously iDjuriug q man named Hess, the
driver, and crushing down one Of the
horsea and iDiurlng il quite severely,
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HUNT nY rALLING nn1cKs.
An Accident ut Martins rcrry-News In
General.

An Accident mt Martins ferry-News In
General.
John Mark left for Cleveland yesterday.
WI. Young, Of smilhlsld, is in town
calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles BinVell, Of Wheeling, Ia
visiting Mrs. Major KelIar.
Anderson Ralston, IT,, leaves for Cincin.
natl to-day 10 attend medical lectures.
j.. b Smith, Of Bellalre, aud Hon. Ross
j. Alexander were In town yesterday.
Mr.. James Murphy and wife, Of the
Island, are visiting Mr. A. b. NeWlAnd.
George Robinson, Tressursr.eloct, 70.
moved his family 10 81. OlairsVlllo yeBter.
day.
The United Presbyterian and Episcopal
congregations picnic at Wheeling Park 10.
day,
Harry liumphrevile, tile Hanover street
merchant, smiles OyOr o new boy baby al
his house,
Tho Second NJ. Z. Church will hold a
festival and concert al the church to.not.
row night.
Mrs. W. r. Wells and children, Of Can.
tom o.. are the guests Of her mVthsr, Mrs.
D. b. Martin,
The free concert 10 have been Viyen 10.
morrow evening by the Union band, has
been postponed one week On account Of
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Tie old iayorltes, Barlow, Wilson &
Rankin'H famous mlnBtrelB arc booked 10
appear az the Opera House next Monday
night. TheAtfC.goOrB who know this noted
company Of burnt cork artists will hail
thlS announcement with genuine pleasure.
Although the company has undergone
some changes slnCelt appeared here last,
Il has lost none Of ill., merit And, 10 frat
class In every particular. With "Deat
George" and Carl Rankin 10 make the fun
assisted by good singing, HpeClAllies, and
the numerous other features with which
the programme AbonndB, rendered IN q
iAultIess manner by a largo company, the
show 10 said 10 DO onB that does not pre-.
sent 4 pregnAblB point for tho lance oil
the most %phlegnatiC and sensitive critic.
Beats can DO reserved ~ Baumet'B music
store,
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SIX GAMES OF WHIST,
ms Phenomenal ms One Often Hen
of Played Mt Lincoln Club.

About ms Phenomenal Ms One Often Hears
of Played Mt Lincoln Club.
The members Of Lincoln Club, who are
devotees Of tho game Of whist, are still
talking about a phenomenal ssries oil
games that were played ip the club rooms
several nights since. A wholesale notion
man and a well known lawyer, both Of
this city,and both having the reputationoi
being exceptionally tine players, were on
one side and two travelling men who had
been INTRODUCED by other members and
were enjoying the Inequalities of the
club were on the other side. They also,
according to their friends stories were
both very fine players, being thoroughly
posted on rules and methods. The first
game ended with a score OF Z 10 0 in IA
vOr Of the strangers.
The Wheeling men were much cha.
grined and eager Tor revenge. A second
game was played and the score was the
same, only this time II was in favor OF the
Wheeling men. This evened matters up
and the third game wa started, and again
there was a goose.egg 10 the credit Of the
Wheeling men, the Ecore being 5 10 o!
The score Of the fourth game was also = to
0, only this time, as In the llrsttwo games,
it was the Wheeling men who won. BY
this time thugs we're interesting. To the
despair OF the Wheeling men the strangers
again won, the score being y to 0, but en-.
Coursged by past results tho Wheeling
men plead for one more game and their re.
quest was granted. AS they hoped but
dared expect, the score was revets.
ed and the Wheeling men secured the
nine points to the Btrapgers' nothing.
Even games and even points, even all
around they decided TO play no more lest
the spell should be broken.
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YOU are cordially invited 10 call at our
Ralestoom and examine the Standard 10.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
cot, easiest and BtilleSt running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
arc general agents for the Standard and
white Sewing Machines and the. Call.
graph & Hammond Writing Machines,
Write Tor catalogues,
10 Twelfth ktfeet.
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THOUSANDS oil cases Of consumption are
cured every year by Acket's celebrated
English Remedy. II 10 o guaranteed
preparation II Il does not help you II will
cost you nothing. Try H. A single dose
will show ls good effect. Trial bottles 10
cents, at Logan & Co.'s and Charles Menk'
emeller'A
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4sal ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Double Brick Home, No. 100 and 10! FiNetHA
street. 8 rooms u each house: water Ol each iIoofi
alley ~ rear, all on full half lot, lnCs $50.
No TI0x Market B,rCel, 0 f0Ouls, ttuo tlFG
Terms easy-S5tO cash; 4 long illfc and ANAL lI'
mCutS gu balance.
business. House and dEellIug, No. ?0l NLn
street l'Flcc 5000.
No. VlS AcUoIl0cG street, 0 rooms. Phco !l,s@
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DR.. II. II. Hinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, adj
vises Us Of q remarkable cure Of con
sumption. lie Baysi "a neighbours wife
was attacked with violent lung disease
and pronounced beyond help with quick
consumption. As 0 last resort the family
wa persuaded TO Try Dr, VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. To the ~aStonish.
nent Of oil, by the time she had used
half q dozen bottles she was about the
house doing her own work. saw her Of
her worst and had no idea sho could re-
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DIN and reliable medicines are the best
to depend upon. Aoker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for all i'm.
purlties Of the blood. In every form oil
aCrolulous, syphilitic or merCurial dis.
eases, 1t is invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold by Logan & Co. and
Charles Menkemeller.
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DoN'T ttiae with any throat or lung die
Ease. II you have q cough or cold, Or the
children are threatened with Group OF
whooping cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble, II
10 q positive cure, and we guarantee II.
Price. 10 and 600 at Logan 4 Co.'s and
OhAflbA Mhhkamnllat'A.
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Special sunday Excursion win the Is. s ORR.
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
tinuing during the summer months, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick
els to Pittsburgh and return at the rate Of
81 80, and Washington and return 81.
Trains leave, city time, $500 a, NJ, 1885 A,
81. and l:35 4. NJ,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho install nent pan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy pay menis. tnll ami Investigate.
JACUB ". bRuBB, JeWe or,
Cor. 1Welilll anu Market Sts.
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WEAR Balbllggan Underwear. They
are the best anu cheapest. All sizes AZ
u. HESS u SUNS.

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
celyed. An elegant and complete line u
SuItlngs, PantalOOhlngs anu O%yercOat.
ingS, which We Will make up In tho best
style aud ut low prices.
q. HESS Il SONS,
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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II YoU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY dyspepsia, Use ACkeft Dys
peplla Tablets. They are q positive cure
lof dyspepsia, indigestion, ~1atulenOy and
constipation, I'VE guarantee them. %
and 10 cents, o. Logan& Co.'S aud Charles
Menkemellet'B,
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Turkish STUDENTS at the Fourth Street
NJ. h. Church TONIGHT. Turkish customs,
manners and coAtumCs. Admission 20
and 10 cents. Proceeds apply To their
education for the missionary work. CoMEl
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As.essInr Rnilrnnd..

Governor Wilson, State Superintendent
OF Schools Morgan, and Auditor Duffy, all
passed through Petersburg Wednesday
evening en- route for C~larksburg and Buck
harmon to assess the narrow guage rail-
road. Attorney General Caldwell went
downiromthi city expecting to join them,
but missed them at Parkersburg.
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aQanted.

IN -
wv Town aud County In Virginia E'Elr
yinEiuis Tor the Life and Spec h 4 oii rS u Va,
Hendricks For trTms and territory spt tiyuuiAi 4
y Nn s. ~, MONTAGUE, Agent nj n ~ ,te
Va, col East Main suent " 'spumGpd,
M
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" your grocer hasn't Ohio Valley Rio
Coffee In stock the store Just around the
corner has H. Go get a pound, Don't be
put of with something they claim 10 Just
as good.
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To IOan-Money.
Elgnt snirts u. Gundllng & Co,
Fail lnl -uld sOlllers.
utGeCh LOAulns uuns-l q. Dillon,
No Ice ~ I ax.layeIs-n a. GAlIgAu.
Dr.. uMn,s' tOldGn 'peClhO for D unkCnness,
Natural Gas Fitu.gS-A. J, Sweeney Il on.
Opera llUuSe-MGAlCAl TYPICAL Orchestra.
Opera House Barlow, wilson u HAnkIn's New
hinBirels.
Wanted -lW Good M~luerS-lIcad OF Local.
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Clearance Sale

Buy other codeeiiyou are after chromos.
When you want delicious, wholesome cof-
fee buy Ohio Valley Rio.
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You will find on the wrapper OF Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee q very good cut Of the
Suspension Bridge as viewed from the
Island. Buy pound aud frame the pic.
ture.
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Though purO and simple, and 10 mild,
II might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODOST IL so Nv II and sure
That mouth and teeth vita WotdrOis speed
PfDn tartar aud from tAlnt arc freed
Til they become sweet, white, and pure.
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all our Gents low cut and cloth top shoes
at prices regardless Of cost or value. See
display in window. l.. v. BLOND.
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10 ounces of wholesome, fine favored,
delicious, and clear coffee 10 the compost.
ton Of Ohio Valley Rio. Use it.
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"GtvE me a pound Of that coffee with n
picture OF Wheeling Bridge on H." is the
way we heard q man ask his goicer for
ohio Valley Rio Coffee yesterday.
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WnKELISo's own Ohio Valley Rio Cot.
fec 10 doing tho work. Other package Cof.
fees are gradually falling bDhind.
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No USE talking, Ohio Valley Rio Coffee
is gaining friends every hour, Fall In line
by trying q pound,
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WASHINGTON, b. O., July 23,-1A. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather,
slightly warm, variable winds.
For West Virginia slightly warmer, fair
weather, variable winds,
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TURKISH CUSTOMS AND COSTUMES at the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church TONIGHT.
Come! 20 and 10 Cents.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
A. NJ Ob'i IL NJ, SO'j3 r. Ne S4'; ar.