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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21
A rH1Rp PARTY MAN
Addresses CrOWd-LRst Nights Meeting In
the Public Square.

the Public Square.
Mr.. John L, Thomas, Of Western Mary
land, State Lecturer and Organizer for this
State for the Independent Order OF Good
Tsmplars, Is in the city, and last evening
addressed an open air meeting held at the
south end OF the Public Building. A
crowd Of possibly $50, listened to his re-
marks, after he had been introduced by
Mr.. J. NJ. Clouston. He did not con6ne
himself to any special feature, but wan
dered about in a manner peculiar to all
Third Party men, Of which he is one.
Like all Third Party advocates who have
spoken here, there were several glazing
inconsistencies about what he said. He
endeRvored to make strong appeal to the
Workingmen; he went over wrongs, real
and alleged, that the working class is SUI
terlng, and asCribed the cause to the work
inRman himself, because he did not rise
in his strength and send different men to
Congress and fill other Offices from his
own ranks, There was way for them to
do this; come out with q prohibition
plank in their platform-beCome, in other
words, the ProhiboCrRtiC party. Mr.,
Thomas's remarks relative to the laboriug
man were at times quite demagogiCal and
received no applause, which fact was quite
oreditabls 10 the audience. While talking
politics the Republican and Democratic
parties came in alike for severe condemna.
ton. "Rumn and "grog" two drinks,
always referred to by Third Partyspeakers,
were denounced incidentally. Third Party
was, however, the tenor Of the address.
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An 1nportnnt Political Mating.

The Democratic State Executive Com.
mittee has been called 10 meet in Parkers.
burg, Senator Camden's home, on Thurs.
day, June "a. The calls sets forth that
the meeting Is 10 DO held for the purpose
Of filling "the vacancy on the National
Committee oCCasloned by the retirement
Of Lewis Baker from this State" II
has been supposed that Mr.. Baker would
resgn to the National Committee Of which
he is the member from this State and that
II would oil the vacancy. The Stale Jour.
nal thinks that mischief is brewing and
that the real purpose oil the meeting Ia 10
discuss plans for the coming campaign,
which will look 10 the reelection Of Mr..
Camden ~ the United States Senate,
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9cnttstry.


OGlool Nos, 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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THROUGH rIIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In WOSt Virginia
and Vicinity.

Auu
Marshal Maxwell, oflMingo, has resign
ed.
The Charleston National Bank has in,
creased its capital from $4,000 to $4,000
Mr., Hudson, OF Campbell Greek, while
bathing, struck his head on stone, In
flictng serious injuries.
John Duby, a saloon.kseper OF Olaring'
tor, was robbed Of $ll0. The thieves
entered through back window.
A young man from Belmont county
sent twelve stamps 10 New York 10 learn
how to make money last, and was advised
to glue a S. bill to the bottom OF histrunk.
A special from Hinton says; The DEM
ocratiO Convention to appoint delegates to
the Congressional and Senatorial Conven.
tions was largely attended, The Snyder
men were in the majority, but in the in.
terest OF harmony, agreed 10 divide the
delegation between Harris and Snyder,
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unrt. j. q. Morris Dead.

Capt, James G. Morris, formerly OF this
city, died very suddenly In Baltimore Sat
urday morning. His wife and two daugh.
tiers, Mrs, W. Newt LinCh and Miss Agnes
Morris left here for that city Saturday
evening. The interment will take place
at Moundsvllle, near where the aged
parents Of the deceased live, probably TO-
morrow. Capt. Morris's death was quite
unexpected, although he was reported
dead few days since. On Friday word
was received that he was Convaletclng rap
idly. He was well known here as a steam.
boat captain. and aptodnCe dealer, and hil
friends will learn with regret Of his death.
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Mrs. Mcfarland, y returned missionary
from Alaska, gave y very interesting talk
at o'clock yesterday afternoon In the
lecture room Of The FRS. Presbyterian
Church about her travels and her work,
She was listened to with great pleasure by
a goodIy sized company OF people inter.
ested In the work. Mrs. Mcfarland is &C.
companied by youthful native Of Alas.
ks, who in the Indian dialect, sang q hymn
and repeated a psalm,
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An OnIos,,. Lively E.psrIsucs.

Officer Joe Glenn had lively time Of It
Saturday night with William MCCune and
bis brother Harry, two South Siders, who
had too much beer on board and were too
disorderly for the peace and quiet Of the
city. Glenn endeayored to get them TO
go home, and got them as far as their gate
when William made things howl 80 that
there was nothing 10 do but arrest him.
This Glenn finally succeeded in doing,
but not until Harry had bit him sting.
ing blow over the head with brick or
bottle, and William had exhausted his
strength in o lively tussle. Harry got
away after striking the blow. Arriving
at the Pubic Building, William made q
very decided kick, and II required the
united efforts otJunkins and Carney with
those OF Glenn to fire the obstreperouB
prisoner into the cage. Two charges, dis.
orderly and carrying concealed weapons,
were entered against him, and all bail
was refused. He remained locked up all
day yesterday.
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" you are boarding insist on your land.
lord giving you Ohio Valley Rlo Coffee 10
drink, I'll the best
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Cheap Rates on the Ii, 3 o. to Topeka, KAN
baP, and Return,


Cheap Rates on the Il, 3 o. to Topeka, KAN
baS, and Return.
COLUMBUS, ONO, June 10, 1886.
School Teachers, and he Public generally:
The Baltimore 4 Ohio and the Colum.
bus & Cincinnati Midland railroads. viii
sell round trip tickets to Topeka, Kansas,
on July y, I, $40, 10, II and u, good for
return passage to July 20, at the low rate
OF one fare lor the round trip. For teach.
ers who desire longer limit To visit
friends, or the great West, arrangement Is
have been made for the lines at Topeka to
extend the limit on return portion Of the
ticket. From all points on the Central
Ohio aud Lake Eric divisions OF the BaIti.
more & Ohio, and on the Midland, parties
can puschase tickets good going via Col.
umbus, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis, good re.
turning via Chicago; or good going via
Chicago and returning via st. Louis and
Cincinnati. No other line offers such in.
ducements az the Baltimore & Ohio.
Through sleeeping cars run both via Chi
Cago and st. Louis.
The Baltimore & Ohio has fewer changes
Of cars, makes faster time, has better track
and equipment, takes you through the
greatest number Of important cities, and Ia
decidedly the best and quickest route 10
the West, either via 81. Louis or Chicago.
For rates, time Of trains and sleeping
car accommodations call on the agents Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, or Ben.
Monet, Jr., Agent, Columbus; j. M. Orr,
Passenger Agent, Columbus; p. Z, Dom.
baugh, Passenger Agent, Fostoria; John
I. Lane, Passenger Agent, Wheeling, W,
Va. Yours truly,
W. Z. REppERT,
Division Passenger Agent.
p. S.-No certificate required 70 MIR.
chase tickets Of Baltimore L Ohio agents.
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Erustes Sales,
ETNRUSTEEs SALE OF RIVERSIDE
IL FURNITURE FACTORY, ..,

TRUSTEEg SALE OF RIVERSIDE
i. FURNITURE FACTORY. .,u,h.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me male " w.
RIVERSIDE FURNITURE COMPANY date, 'a N,
uafy 81, iSs2 and oil record ID The Office o. III w
Cleik Of the County Court Oi Ohio COUNTY, VIZ
Virginia, In deed Of trust book w. page ON' "'"'
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, iSs6,
commencing Il 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell AZ plSL Y
auction, a The front door Of The tour hov TVi
said Ohio county, III tho city Of WhtellnR "a ~
VlVlulA The following property lou ~ III
and 81, With The In proponents lheIe0i ~ w IA
ditiOn 10 aid oily laid % Into l0h " J0hh ~
aud VIM UhAplne Oh the east alde OF maei W
between Twenty IN. aud lWentyseeon ,TERJ
and on part oil which lOW ATE ergoMl i'osIIggppyy
HRlUK FURNITURE FACTORY AND \ iSiVh,
hRtgK WAREHOUSE and also, iOtt 2AIoI Di,,a
dwelling houses The factory GpOhinl Vau ,,,.
aud improved maj hlnefyi cOtnplep ara w 'uN
ming order, The same being rOtnbaIatlvey new ,s,
TERNa % BLLE-On6.t1lfd Of INC pnVs IA
money, Of a. much moro n tho pufchhwi ~
elect 70 pay In CASH on the day Of sale AK ns In
residue In Two equal annual insMllmenp M tu,,,1
tefest thereon tom the day Oi Aale, 10 e msI'SS
By deed Of trust upon the property sou NV
policies oil Insurance upon The building III gts
mena and machinery 10 All amount t9la' WV
my31.WA TFas'Se'
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There Is a most remarkable revival In,
terest In the Fourth Street NJ. u. church.
Numbers have been converted during the
past two weeks and the prayer and class
services have much Of the old time ieryof
and power. Some thirty persons have
Joined this church within three weeks,
and an especial encouraging feature Of the
work 10 the power felt among young men,
Tonight q revival service will be held In
connection with the young peoples meet.
Ing. Tomorrow evening the QUARTERLY
love feast will be held together with lhI
quarterly conference. To these and all
other services q cordial Invitation ls OK.
tended 10 all 10 be present,
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The baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will cell round trip tickets to aud
from all stations on itB Trans. Ohio Divl.
sions, including Pittsburgh, and 10 all
points on the Columbus 4 Cincinnati Mid.
land railroad, including Cincinnati, at one
fare for the round Tip.
These tickets will DO good going July 8,
4 and o, and will be good returning until
July 0, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

SPRING and Summer stock just re.
Ceiyeu. An elegant and complete line o.
Sultings, pantAlOOHlngs anu OyerCOats
ings, which we will make up In the best
q. HESS l. SONS,
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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WAnted-lIarntSJ Hands.
JGwvtts RGirlgetGtOrN-Nesbitt y Bro.
Slj % Reward Board Gas Trustees.
For Cincinnati Steamer Ande'.
state Of West Virginia, once secretary Of state.
Sterling silver and Finc China wedding Glils-
|, q. Dillon
There is Nothing Surprising.
Wanted-ll9lph Kline.
Kisner's sale Of Fine Milan Hats aud BOnnets-
Fist page,
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Excursion Rates.

The Pennsylvania Company and the
Panhandle Railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip II
and from all stations on their various
lines, July Sd, 4th and 9th, good to return
July 9th, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on EASY payments. Call aud investigate.
JACOB ". GluBB, JeWeIer,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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CH4xaE Of time on the PiLtsburpb.
Cincinnati 4 81. Louis Hallway. Trains
leave as follows, (city timeli 7i90 A. NJ,
lil0 p. NJ 300 =. NJ $40 p. NJ Arrive
100 AM llibS A. NJ $3.50 r. NJ, 0t65 P. ",
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2eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

No. 7l0II Market street, B rooms; terms easy.
No. ~ Maryland street. rooms.
No. 9l8 McCollOch street, 0 rooms
No. II Twenty'third LtreeL.
No. 81 Twpnty.second street, 3 rooms.
No. $50 MAIN street, rooms.
No. 1918 Market street, . rooms.
~ Acres Head Of Proctor, seven miles from Pne
Iof station, WetGel county, valued ~ GD Iet ARE
l0e Acres near Littleton, ". Val valued AZ .HN
u. N Acres o. Kim Grove, a four room h0l 4
table and 100 trees ohUlce iruit; valued al tiiU.
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The train on The Fan Handle leaving
this city at 40 Z. n, iUity tlmel now runs
directly through 10 Chicago, arriving Ia
the Union Depot al $3.50 A. n, Sleeper
can be taken al Steubenvllle,
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Foutth Of Jnlt nn ihn d. 40.

ONO Valley Rio Coffee sufpasses all In
One aroma and flavor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

A stalk Of corn was shown in this Office
Yesterday, which measured nearly six
feet, which is some "tAll corn" for this
region al this time oil year. II was grown
on the farm Of James Cunningham,
near 1t, Claifsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

You are cordially invited TO call AZ our
BaleBroOm and examine the Standard 10.
tsry Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and stillest running machine
OF the age. Most elegant wood work, We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues
EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth Rtraet.
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FoR genuine bargains in the shoe line
20 TO The Popular Shoe Store. Good
goods and low prices. 1909 Market street.
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plummer's low prices Of his fine Cabinet
Photographs, fairly patalyGes other gal.
lerles, and catches the trade, il3s Main
Btf0et,
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wAsnlsaroS, D. G., June 2l.-l A. M
For Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia, local rains, southerly winds, slightly
pnnlpr
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plummst's low pfiuesoi his fine Cabinet
photographs, fairly patalyEss other gall
lerles and catches the trade, ll3S Main
attract.
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PARSONS has reduced the price Of his
superior photographs, but quality re-
nllins the same.
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From June 2lst 10 25th inclusive, tie
baltimore 4 Ohio will sell round trip
tickets 10 III, Louis al the rate Of $l4 20.
Tickets good TO return until June 30!h, in.
plusiYe.
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jusr opened another case Of Quilts al 81
al sToNR 4 THOMAS.
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GREAT BARGAINS In shoes at the Popular
Shoe Store, 1909 Market street.
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GREAT reductions In the price Of Carpets
A STONE & THOMAS,
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IN Justice to my patrons have reduced
the price Of photographs, but tho quail
lily remains superior. PARSONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-21

BAsaAlSs-Bargains in Lace Curtains at
SroNB & THOMAS,
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pARAsos, large stock and low prices at
gTONR i THOMAS,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SChnCpi sdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: Z
A. NJ, 90; 12N., 1885, 8 PM, 76'; P. M,
90. Sunday: A. NJ, G4'; II NJ, S30j 8
Z. n, SOoi Z T. NJ, 81.
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PARSONS has reduced tho price of his
Superior photographs, but quality re-
mains tile same,
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GALE OF RAILROAD BONDS.

CLERKS OFFICE \
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or ONO County,
WHEELING, W. VA.t May n, 1876,
Sealed Proposals will DO received al this Otict
until Wednesday, June 80, 1856, nj y O'Clock ". Of
the purchase Of twenty i've (2b Of the nt mortgage
Railroad Company, OF Ii COO each numbered IOl
70 1870 inclusive Except Nos. 12l and 1919 which
have been red0emed). bald bonds bear seven u
percent interest, payable semi ANNUALLY the lN d
May aud November. Bonds will b. sold HRt, and
bids may be made for the whole number or anI
part thereof 10 DO delivered July 7Gh.
The right ID reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
Address RObt. d. Woods, Clerk Of the DJAfl 81
Commissioner OF Ohio county, W. Va,
Endotse proposals for purchase OIL bonds"
ROBT b. WOODS,
j0ll Ohio County. ". Va
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LApiEs' White and Cream Colored Lawn
Suits at low prices at STONE &TnoMAs',
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YOU are sure Of good coffee when YOU
use Ohio Valley Rio.
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ONO Yalley RIo OOGeo b tOasLed dAIly.
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oHro Valley Rio Coffee Is the common
sense drink Of the age.
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1ssO.-FoURru OF JULY-1sso.

" you haven't tried Ohio Valley Rio
Coffee, buy a pound from your grocer,
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CTOCKS FOR SALE.
TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

The following Lots on Wheeling Island LelOnR
ing 70 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy, VII:
Lots No. co. 81 aud u on Broadway.
Lots No. 80 and 80 on York street
Lots No. ", 100 and lOl on Virginia street
Lots No. l0l, 106, ITO and Ill on Huron ItirCL
Lots No. IL, 10 aud 1889 on Wabash street
Lot No. IA on Water street.
au29 Wv, HOlE K BRO laOO Markrts
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TELEPlloSR your grocer TO send you q
pound Of Ohio Valley Rio Coffee.
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New CHICAGO Train,

No etAstSu, no Adullsratlon in Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee.
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IN Justice 10 my patrons l have reduced
the price Of Photographs, but The quail
ity remains superior. PARSONS.
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II you keep house please your wife and
children by taking home pound Of the
best Of Uoliee-0hio Valley Rio.
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L,g.C Good 4 %. ,sell Dry Goods LhO cheapest
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@esttnes.
TGlautcd.
WANTED.

The National Mutual Life Association Of w,,h.
inBton, d Y, desires State Agent fOr Wt,t VI,
Binia, or will correspond with penOny who ds'iss
a limited neld. Company purely mutual. Ey Y
work, Attractive features. No better combsn1
for live mon, AddnS FL. TiBlIE.S4 P"u'
General Manager, ll!O St,eL
lelI WAEu inptnn II n
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OIL, J., Es ST, !. 3 !; 4, BUSINESS

" sTAND FOR SALE.
l will dispose OF the old established bu,neu
stand Of the land firm Of II. r. Mccullough Co.,
situate In the village Of JollytOWn Greene county
Pa, which d eight miles from lIur.OnB station, h.
d U. r. X. The property consist, Of q large tao
story Frame Store House In excellent condition,
ware houses, Gofll.cribs stable aud large lot 4
large and prosperous business has beCu conducted
by the late firm and their predecessors for aydtwO
years, the death Of Patrick Mccullough. IenIOf
member OF the film, ileCel Stating the closing UP
Of the business. The location Is Que 0i the best ID
the county, and an excellent opportunity Il
offered. will sell cheap. For terms AID lniOt
nation address II. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Iell Pittsburgh II,
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FOR RENT.

No. $50 Fourteenth street, ro0mS...-,....asilS 10
Five Roomed House, ALLEY II, near NoCol' y. "a
lOCn sHeSb " "
THEE Rooms, l0ii EOH street. ~
~ l1i hlIey w
No 90 North Front GlreeL; ground T. wv
culliVahd on the shares tenant VIII ie' q, N
celYe III Of the Y y
No. l0l fifteenth street 8 fO0mI .".".s.,.. - Y
No. l22 Market street, desirable iiOtv.rOin- W W
No l4H Main ttteot large business house
with one Of the best hydraulic elevators 10
he WY '''4 m
No. lI02 Woods street, rooms on lGt llOOf,,.. "
No. 10 rear Of 2ll2 Water Ilfeot.m-" ..-. ~
No l6 Fourteenth street, rooms ...".",.."' ~ " ~
10 268 Main street, 0 rooms. y ~
no. " Eighteenth street, BfOOtnA... "....s' 70 ~
NO 2lb3 Main street, Etofe.toOtn. .....,.-' w n
no 9g ALLEY IL rooms n,
No. w ALLEY Is, rooms ~
NO. 10 Twenty seventh Atteet ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WV
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real BlAte Agent, Collector and NoltJ Public
fell Once, 10. iGi2 NltEel ats.Is:-
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WEAR Balbl logan Underwear. They
nre the best and cheapest. All sizes at
1. HESS L. SONS.
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BANK BRIRFs.


The Scotia passed down at an early
hour Saturday morllng with big trip,
The rise when at it's height at this
point, showed depth in the channel oil
about II feet.
All OF the big Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
packets which have been laid up on &C.
count Of low water will now be able 10 re-
sumo business,
The river is falling again. Last even
ing there was a depth Of only . feet
inOhes in the channel, AT Pittsburgh and
ether poiat5 above there the rivera have
been falling since Saturday noon,
Tho Andes is due to-day from OinCin.
natl, for which point she will leave on her
return trip tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, The Andes possesses advantages
that make her deseFvedly popular with
passengers and shippers.
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TnR kind Of coffee your mother madl
can be- obtained from Ohio Valley Rio.
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Passes in G God shape with Millions Of Bu'h-
sls-Bapk Briefs,

sla-Bapk BFiSfs.
The June rise was 9 little late in COM
ing this season, but itcsme at last and the
Pittsburgh coal and tOwboAt men were
made happy. While the rains Of last
week did not raise the river to the proper
tons of even small treshst, they filled it
with Just sufficient water to let out over
T,0OO, 600 bushels Of coal from the Monon,
gahelR, This coal was passing here all
Saturday afternoon, part Of Saturday night
and all day yesterday. The following
boats have passed; Resolute, Tom Dods-
worth, Coal Valley, Beaver, Dan KANE,
Fred, Raymond Homer, William
Bonner, Rescue, Mark Winnett, Hor'
net No. 2, Mount Glare, Maggie, Pa
cifC, Diamond, Ben Wood, Belle Nc
Gowan, d. B. Wood, Dick Fulton, Annie
Roberts, Joseph A Stone, Ironsides, Iron
Age, James A. BlaCkmore, Venture, Fred
Wilson, Advance, Ella, Ark, FL Roberts,
Lud Keefer, Joseph W, Gould, Jim Brown,
Eagle, Jim Wood, Acorn, Smoky City,
John Penny, Tom Lyle, George Matheson,
Gilmore, John Moren, Onward, james
Gilmore, George Roberts, 7, D. Lane,
Nellie Walton, Veteran No. 2, L. W, Nor
gan, Dauntless, Enterprise, Comet, ]. W,
Bunton No, 9, Voyager, Eugene,
There were nonaol the lows that were
specially large, there not being enough
water on which to handle the big ones.
This is going to be q notable year In the
Pittsburgh coal and towboat history; It is
remarkable the amount Of coal that has
gone the river.