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groposals.
Martins Ferry Ohio, Water Works
Notice to Contractors and Manufacturers
Of Water Works Appurlenances.

Sealed proposals. will be received by the Trustee
o. mo Water Works Of tho city or MsFiin's FeTrv
Ohlo ~ th,it Office in said city, unlli6 0'clfoE /
y. 81 TUEsDAH the lOth DATOF AUGUST, isS6
The apeCldOAi lOns and dfAWiDEj viii ba tpadv n
tho ON % Of hald Trustees about July N, iSSS
Tho work Involves tho construction Of a Pnmn
wv v 5!aioni : Kssofyolf, Pumping Machinery, flF
D!snlnH Anu ~ inB. approximately seven mlioS n
pipe Handing from iIhfieen 10 four inches IN Nh
nmo'ef, Including one hundred aud t6iFty.Ih ~,
Valves, &c also furnishing and SETTING iIiiS
DsiD,o Nozzle Fire itydranA, "
Tho machinery ~ have 4 Capaoliy al Inn NM
gal IONS ,ln twenty four hours, and 10 ptiini SIISS,i
astegt i.'o ue distributing pipe system or inlt
dI Tn !, YETI ySIsS y S BE- Completed on or before the ant
Tho lizard Of Trustees will entertain brobnsai.
% construct tho Water Works ontlFe, and Az
separate proposals. for any part lhOrroL, @''
n rL SpSss IGr SGnIIEuctlile The enLlrO works NUT
sand l9lyans, ~ ,YguAtanlee OF ROOD iaith m Nv
patl o. ihe blldgtis aud prop lalS Iof Ie1ayaiT
pliu 81 thg work inuyt 10 aocoTnbSnIpd NIiS
s9'yenL p9ldA IN amounts stipulated ID INC farm
otll btannhBs Oi The work, N'ue'
inc contractor lot lhA entire work will Ia N.
qnirsd y ElVe bond H. tho amount OF orc htindtNd
hure q lAilhiil completion d IhO WOfF
Vople. N llo SPECIFICATIONS aud Of Tho iormu NJ
we advertisements Tor the different 6iahShsa ~
khe work viii DO furnished, when fesiy, Nv M
Iflaless, upon application, ~
Ihe Trustees t6ierye the flghIlo contract for Inc
ynNte WOtk u q whole, OF 70 t6hItnOi I0F I'M
lileftht Paris separately, or 10 fglJOi any or IIi
bids should they dean n'i0f No itiaresi Ahf Va.
tins Fstfyi Ohio, 90 10 DO
JOHN l. WELSH,
WM IlPPlARDf,
la, N, BElIA
dEo. iloRSUNa, A'u'"OA'
v.. ,!CohAltuollnE Engineer,
AAhttNl fEHdYi July ID, iVSS, jSib
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non Fon NM sNNGEnFEsT!
Hundreds of WhCeIlngltos to Depart fol
milwaukee, to-day.

Hundreds of WIICGllngltCs To Depart tor
Milwaukee to-day,
To-day the three Wheeling Singing So
cIeties which are to take part In the Sen
gerfest OF the North American sGnger-
bund at Milwaukee this week leave, for
that city. The Arion Singing Section and
its friends will leave at 1;l0 p. NJ: on the
Pam Handle road, The society will meet
atthe hall at l2:45 and march in a body,
headed by a band, to the depot. The
train will carry one day coach and
three sleepers for the exclusive use
OF the ex"cursionists, The sleepers arrived
yesterday and are in the Pewiky yard,
They are handsome cars OF unusual ca
pacity, one called the Magenta being
about 100 feet long. The others are the
Trenton and Connecticut. The cars
being larger than the diagrams showed, a
few bertis are left, and those desiring to
secure them should apply to Colonel +.
Riester at the Jefferson Insurance office
this morning. There are only about six
berths untaken.
This party will consist OF at Toast 1870
persons. OF theRe the greater number
will go in the sleePtrs, Of course. The
train will reach Columbus for supper, Chi.
cago for breakfast and Milwaukee a con-
siderable length OF time before dinner,
The list is composed Of many we'll known
society people, and the party will DO a
very nice one, and the trip exceedingly
enjoyable. This morning the society will
decorate tho coaches handsomely outside
and in. The ladies have prepared q
bountifnl supply OF decorations.
The Germania and MennerChor Singing
Societies and those who are going to &C.
company them will leave for Milwaukee
over the Baltimore & Ohio road at 1866
o'clock this evening. The train is to BE- q
section of the famous "Daisy Limited
train and will have the excursionists In
Milwaukee at noon tomorrow. Master oil
Transportation Fitzgerald is ready TO bet
500 on this, and they say that he Is never
known to lose. Four aleepers have been
engaged for tho accommodation Of this
crowd oil excursionists and over n hun.
dred people are booked to go on the train.
A number OF Bellalre and Martins Ferry
people have engaged passage.
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Arrangements have been made b (which
reduced rates will be given by the Balti.
more 4 Ohio road to oil attending the Re.
publican Conference at Petersburg on
the 2Sth inst. The fare will be two cents
per mile, each way. Tickets will be sold
at stations In the State aud will be good
on all regular trains from July 27th.to the
10Th, inCIuslve. Republican papers along
the line Of the road are requested to make
public mention Of the fact: 't'9-'l '''
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TnEY ~ sopER,
And They Have tho snake to substantial
the story.

thu story.
Pete Curry Is employsd by the Manuiac-
turers' Natural Gas Company to attend to
the red signal lanterns displayed along its
ditchea at night. Yesterday morning just
before daybrsak he was taking in the
lanterns, when on the bottom Of one he
saw some dark object which in the dim
light he took to be a piece Of mud. He
brushed at It, but It would not come oil.
Then he noticed that 1t extended around
the lantern, and thinking 1t was q piece
Of rope he inserted his finger under 1t to
pull it of. The thing closed IN on his
tiuger, He pulled again, still thinking 1t
was a rope, but the more he pulled the
tighter II chung,
Just then Tom Psrkins, the colored bar
Der, came out Of his shop near, and Cur
ry halloaed out to him, "Oh, Perkins,
come here, ! can't get this rope OIL"
Perkins crossed over, and stopped down
to look at the "ropa.h There was an ON
inous kissing sound, and Perkins jnmped
back and shouted, "You darn foo, that's
snake"
Curry was struck with force by this as
sertion, He nearly d~islOcated his arm try
ing to dislodgs the snake, but serpent,
lantern and finger chung close together
through all the commissions.
A pair Of pipe tongs were tried, but
though a piece was pulled out Of the
snake, he did not let 20, Finally Perkins
got some alcohol used to make bay rum,
and one dash OF 1t on his snakeship's
head killed him dead, He was easily IN.
wound, and Perkins preserved him in a
wide mouthed jar filed with alcohol, He
is over two feet long and a good three
inches in circumference at the thiCkest
place, He Is black, but whether a black
snake or what species nobody who saw
him yesterday was reptile expert enough
to tell,
The lantern hung by strap about eight
inches long from the top OF q pole stuck
in a mound Of cobble stones. The snakes
only way to the warm berth he occupied
when found was via the pole and strap
and down the lantern, 1t Is q queer story,
but true.
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Tho nethel OIl Field.

PdTkers6urD State journal.
The reporter last night ran across Major
John A. Steele, who together with Harry
Thomas and others OF Parkersburp's peo.
pie compose the Ohio and West Virginia
Oil Company, which Is now engaged In
the development Of the Bethel oil field, oil
Ohio, a field which lies partly in Belmont,
Jefferson and Monroe counties. The Major
said:
1.-THE arst well we drilled on u new
territory did not msterializs. 1t was what
oil men term q '%feeler.' We now propose
to locate u next well about four miles
south Of the former one. We have been
engaged for several months past In leasing
land, and We now have about $4,000 acre s.
We will 20 down TO the 100 foot sand
when We drill. The field gives evidence
Of great promise"
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TITS Andes arrived from Cincinnati
about 0 O'Clock last evening with q BIZ
trip on board. She will leave OH her 70,
turn trip al . O'Clock this afternoon. This
elegant Btefn.wheel steamer ID command.
ed by q clever and popular oct Of gentle.
men, and satisfaction ls guaranteed both
passengers. and shippers, Tie river ID
falling again. List evening there was d
depth Of only Eve feet niue inches In the
channel,
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The Secretary Of State has issued char
ter to O. Engle, VIM, NJ. Powell, VIM. l
Foreman, W. Z, Stathers, L L. Stealey
H. A. Rymer and o. f. Kotzebue, incor
porators Of the Tyler County Gas, OIL and
Goal Company.
The object Of tho company is to engage
In the business Of operating Just as soOr
as leases can be secured.
The. inCorporators organized by the
election Of the following officers. Presi.
dent, o, .Engle; Vice President, VIM. NJ.
Powell; Secretary, Dr.. W. L. HtatherS, and
Treasurer, o. +, KoiEsbue,
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rltE TinsT COMPLAINT

Flied with, tile Hoard OF Police and Fire
commissioners,
The frat complaint entered In the book
provided for that purpose by the City
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners,
was made yesterday, and 10 SS iollOwsi
july TO-
10 The FIrc and Police Board
have Information which I believe to
DO true, that Officer Charles Stephens,
while on duty last Friday night WAS In r,
Gayln'B saloon playing CatdS,
JAuin gRuhn, Mayor.
A meeting oil tho Board will probably 10
held this week 10 investigate Tue charge.
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Tho aInnnfnetnrers, rlpcs.

The Manufacturers Natural Gas Com.
pany yesterday ran its ditch from Twelfth
street to Fourteenth, put down its pipe,
and by working all night last night filled
up the ditch. Its ditch north Of Twelfth
street was also filed yesterday. This com.
pany Is making exceedingly good time
Just now. It's test poles are up on nearly
it's entire limo 80 far rs completed. III
pipes on Main street south Of Fourteenth
were tested Yesterday.
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1lnllImoro . oiloIsolla rhrough rraIn.

The B. & o. will run their entire train
coaches and Bleepers through from Wheel.
Ing to Milwaukee without change Of
cars. Time BY i. & o., six hours quicker
than any other line out Of Wheeling. Gall
at echnepi's drug store, W, H. Shelb's
music store, OF B. 4 o. ticket Office, for
tickets and sleeping car berths. TiCk0ts
good going on oil trains July 10, 20 aud 81.
J. 7. Lane, Travelling Passenger Agent for
the b. go. Co1wlll accompany the exCur-
sion and look after the comfort Of the
passengers.
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YOU are cordially invited to call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard Ro.
tary 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 & Hammond Writing Machines.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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WEAR Dalbliggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. AL sizes ut
u. HESS u SONS.

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Celved. An elegant and complete limo Ol
Suitlngs, pantAlOOAlngs and OTerCOAt.
lngs, which We will make up In the best
Style and Ut low prices.
q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 \ 1898 Market Street.
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rti,o,,th 7yo,,

Elttdbth Tunes. i.
The oil Acids Of this county are 10 be
tested again, we learn, q party Of gentle.
men having: passed up the river one day
last week! with . full outfit for that puf.
pose, We Could not learn lust where they
proposed To- make tho first test, but pro.
STUNT, II WILL be In tho neighborhood Of
Burning Springs.
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Tho TaylorstOwn 0srystOry.n

FdIhtnOlOn ReptW, Saturday.
AS time recedes no revelations come
from the Taylorstown we'll. 1t Is still sur.
rounded with impenstrable mysterious.
ness andthe public is as much al sea as 1t
was some eight or ten days ago when the
bearish reports can't thick and fast from
that quarter. There is a lurking suspicion
that the drilling in ceremony will be Cele-
biated under the cover OF darkness. The
movements Of the owners furnish no clue
to their Intentions. The Associated Pro.
duCers gave $500 cash anil $50 an acre in
90 days for l40 acres adjoining the Nc.
Mannis farm on which the we'll is located.
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viii rake In the Fest

JEFF Davis, the irrepressible colored
tough, halle a reporter yesterday with
the query, "Shall l meet you at the Mil
YANKEE seugerfest2,'
mo, Pin not going; are your"
eyes; we leave AZ 9 this eve"
1--WE? Whose WEI"
"a number Of members Of the Tramps'
Association, Of which l am the honored
president"
"Ahl What route do you take?"
ave 20 blythe Pan Handle. We prefer
1t because there are more platforms, better
hanging on places and LEES interference
from the company's menials than on other
roads,"
I'll Is not known whether the Assocls.
tons delegation got of last night or not,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


CRY oH WIEELlSO July u, issC. !
Public notice Ia hereby given 10 all persons In.
tetested that tho Assess IN . Ccted by the Council
o. the CITY Of Wheeling have completed their ~.
seasment tot the year ana inNlO return tn Irol %
sad aStcSsfnent or dc itiog Rny corrections made
VIII appear a. the Public Building BE- or The NOlfl.
9l Equal!ELtlon AID Appeals on he 90 daI q
July 1880 atg O'Clock A. NJ, a. the kAii Board VIII
meeI q nat time at the said Public building, 70
hear all objections 10 said assessment and ruyiss
aud Gaftect The same. FRANK W. NOWsRs
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A somnnmbullst's Narrow Escape.

Between midnight and l o'clock last
night, Pres Eldridge, an employee Of box
factory on Main street, arose in his sleep
and went on a promenade about his resi-.
dence on Main street In the Fifth ward,
In his wauderings he walked out Of q
third-story back window, falling to the
ground below. Strange as 1t may appear,
he was not seriously hurt.
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A TEw extra nice rooms can still be- had
Of MT. Belleylew BY applying soon. This
Y very desirable location and close 10
the city and but q few step1 10 the Elm
Grove railroad,
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asGal Estate.
FOR Said.

Double Brick ITouIe, No. 100 and 100 Fifteenth
street rooms to each house; water on each floor;
alley IL real, all on fun half lot, P1ce $500.
NO TiOH Market street., 8 rooms. ITiGe $500.
ments on balance.
street Price 5000.
No. 0lS lSociGoc6 street, 0 rooms. PdcO $3.50.
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A c%nRMlsr's YlEws.

Professor Dwight then read o paper.
He had had given to him seven samples
OF water to analyzs,by Dfs. Baird and Gar
rison. They were taken from points be-
tween the "Sisters' and q hydrant, In.
Guiding a sample from the basin. He
gave the results OF his analyses In each
case, together with a very interesting
treatise on the evil results bound to follow
the use OF water containing the poisonous
matters that he found. Professor Dwight
Is q chemist Of acknowledged ability, and
his paper impressed the gentle
men present very strongly with
tho fact that something should DO
done, and that quickly, to improve the
supply. In many cases the poisonous
matter is many times above the allowable
limit and the water as II comes from the
basin 10 undoubtedly very bad.
Mr.. Holman made some interesting
remarks about tho arrangement Of the
supply pipes at the works. A general
discussion followed. Mr.. Sweeney favored
the conduit plan strongly, claiming that
the relief sewer plan could be but q tom.
porary relief at best; 10 also claimed that
the conduit plan would take two or three
years 10 complete and that by making
yearly appropriations the indebtedness
limit would not be exCePded,
The whole matter was finally referred TO
the Board Of Commissioner with q re-.
gueSt.to employ competent engineer and
have made careful surveys Of both plans
and any others that might suggest them.
selves, aud report AS 10 cost, practicable
ity, etc,
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Money 10 Loan.
UsRfi-GOO K. McMechCn & Son.
OIL aud Gas hlUvea-EesbIlt Il GRO,
utahu PlCniC-hutGhCfB Of Wheeling.
Natural uAs FItungs-A J, ~ eCiey 4 Bon.
For CihCliuRtl- Steamer Andes.
F!LAl Notice 10 Delinquent CITY Tax'Paycrs-M
c. Crawford, lily Collector,
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches Oh the Install Heit plan
whereby yUu Gun secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Tall AMI Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUB, JeWe Or,
Tor. Twelfth anI Market Sts.
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and has been a priest forty years. He
was at Bellaire on a church mission be-
fore this parish was formed.
The natural gas ditch was dug directly
under n OF the boat houses lying high
and dry on Indian run bottom.
A number OF Baltimore & Ohio officials
who were here yesterday, were run up in
their special car over the Company's new
switch along the river east Of the Bellaire
Nail Works.
In the clog dance contest at Dallas Ham
moud's saloon on Saturday night, between
Oscar PoormGn, OF this city, and John
Myles, Of Wheeling, for a gold pin, thu
former was awarded the prize.
The A. NJ. L. church has made quite an
institution Of It's annual camp meeting al
Bethel. This years will be held from
August 0 to II. Excursion trains hay.
been arranged for by the B., q 60. Rail.
way, and the following ministers aud
speakers will assist the pastor: The Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. S. 2. Underwood, OF
Mt. Pleasant; Rev. W. D. Mitchell, OF
Steubenyllle; Rev. B. II. Lee, OF Salem;
Rev. Edward Underwood, the "boy
preacher" ]. H. Jones, OF the Wheeling
schools; John T. Hamilton, olthe Bellaire
BChools,
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RELLA1RrANs FISHING.

NoOmEdd, W Ia, EsprW.
The BelIaire Fishing Club composed OIL
Mesars, James T. Kelley, T. A. Tappan,
J. L. Robinson, W.. A, Gorbey and Master
Baron Gorbey, came down from Peters
burg last week, by river. They had the
misfortune to CapSize, coming down. They
are now encamped at Trough" We
found them all to be gentlemen-with all
that term applies. MIR. Gorbeyis the sec.
rotary and part owner OF OF the Bellaire
Glasa Works. Mr.. Kelley Ia the teller in
the First National Bank Mr.. Robinson ia
q druggist and Mr.. Tappan Is a photogra.
pher. Mr.. Tappan was with the party
sent by the government to take obserya.
tions Of the transit Of Venus, some time
in 20. He was also a member OF the last
government expedition. We wish these
gentlemen plenty OF sport and a return
trip next summer.
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TWantc0.

XTTANTED-BOY WITH $40 90 Sc.
wv CURIrY to act as News AGENT m the h. 4
Q Railroad. Apply to UNION NEWS CO, H. 80.
Depot. jvl7
VWANTED-50 PLASTERERS AT
w once. Wager g 90 par day. STEADY work
enquire OF Clerk at Nc Oy's Hotel, llO5 Liberty
4 rect, Pittsburgh "a Tvs
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L,s.oOOd& %. ,sOll DfyaoodHthO OhOApeDf

Solid Train to Milwaukee by the Familiar.
die Route, July aO-ilound Trip %.
For the accommodation Of the Aflon
Society aud friends the Pam Handle will
run both Pullman and day coaches
through 10 Milwaukee without change.
The train will leave at l;l0 r. H., giving
%exCursionlst elk hOurs daylight ride, which
will be All advantage TO those wishing q
pleasant trip. The arrival at Milwaukee
will be from three 10 Eve hours ahead Of
oil other lines, giving better opportunity
for securing hotel accommodations. Ap.
pllCatlon for bertha and excursion tickets
should bs made at Il. Rlestst's Office, has
Main street, not later than Saturday.
uIsv ma, nm Mae Ea,s nsnvnd. h..
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BASE BALL on New Fair Grounds 10,
day, Admission % cents.
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TIE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

TIE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
At n speclaI,AIectln Refuses to Change the
Gus Route,
There was q special meeting OF the
Board OF County Commissioners yesterday
to consider the petition OF the West Vir'
ginis Natural Gas Company and Major A,
Lorlng, to give the Company a new right
OF way across the County Poor Farm, so as
to obviate conforming a strip OF Major
Loring's land. President Woods occupied
the chair and Mesars. Boring, Delbrugge,
Nichols, Pickett and Stein were present
just a quorum. These ak did not gather
till 9 p. Nj.
The petition was rfjsCted by a tie vote,
Messrs. Boring, Nichols and Stein voting
aye and Messrs. Delbrugge, Pickett and
Woods no. This left the company no re-
course hut to condemn q strip through
Major Loring's premises for their Pipe
Accordingly the five Commissioners re-
Gently appointed by Judge Boyd, OF the
Circuit Court, to view and assess the land
necessary to condemn, were summoned to
meet to-day to discharge that duty. The
Commissioners are ]. ShriYer Woods, Oil
yer Pryor, William A. Wilson, Isaac Lin
ton and Lucien Hoge.
The Board OF County Commissioners ad.
lourned to meet again as a Board Of Equal
ization and Appeals on next Thursday.
The West Virginia Company Pushing Things.
The gang Of about eighty men which P
L Kimberly ia now working on the West
Virginia Oompany's ditch beyond Elm
Grove have reached a point beyond Val.
ley Grove, and have now only about ten
miles OF a gGp to meet the line coming
west. They have crossed one creek and
have one more to cross. They expect to
be done working in the country by the
middle OF August. A force Of men com.
menced yesterday at the city limits on
CaldwelIa run, to lay pipe east, and an.
other at Elm Grove coming west. The
West Virginia Company's pipe on Chap,
line street north Of Fourteenth was Gov
cred yesterday,
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BASE BALL on New Fair Grounds to.
day. Admission % cents.
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FOR RnNr-

FON RENT.
New . roOmed house, Alley II, near Mecol,
iocn street ....+.,... ..".,. ................ 10 OF
THEE rooms, 1914 Eotl street. .....,.,..,,,,,, / Of
NO. ~ North Front street With X the Ctop.,,,, ii q
80. l0i Fifteenth ktreet 8 rooms .........,,,,,,,, Il d
No. ~! Market street, desirable Etofe.room., SO o:
No. VIZ Market Ltreet, Sture.IOon and dwell.
IN ,H....'' ,'."1H,,'r,,,..... ..,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, II Cf
NO, 40 Main htteet, business house with one
oil INC nest hydraulic elevators IN the city,,
NO. lI09 Woods street, Q rooms on LIST %ilOOF.... 0 Il
NO.. ! IN rear Of 2ll2 Water trest.,....,,. b
no. ~ seventeenth street. 3 rooms lAt IlOor,", D d
NO. 10 Fourteenth street, 9 rooms ,,,,,.,,,,,.,s, % h
70. ~ Eighteenth street, bTooms... .,,.,,,,,,.., "a N
10. 2lbS Main htteuL stOrefoom ........,.,..a 10 ID
80 Sg Alloy 10, : rooms. ...".. ..,......D..,..4 a.... Z %
no. ~ twenty seventh Atreet G.a....,,,",,"" B ID
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public.
ONCE, va. 1919 Markets Street,
once hotita during July aud August, 9 O'Clock
Aa.l0nP Z. jyB
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iSDicATloSs.

WASHINGTON, D. o., July COLA, NJ
For Ohio and West Virginia local ralnp
followed by fair weather, stationary tom,
perature, variable Winds
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
followed by light local rains, stationary
temperature, variable Winds,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observCda al SChnepia drug
store, Opera House corner, ypetordayi
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