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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-05
LOCAL BRRYITIRs.
matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City,

matters Of Minor Moment in and About
this City.
GERIASlA picnic on State Fair Grounds
to-day,
Two marriage licenses we're Issued
Saturday,
YESTERDAY was generally voted the
wRrmest day Of the season.
PpoPLR's THEATRE this eVening-Nors
Lytton Dramatic Company,
TIE Ohio River railroad has received
two fne new passenger coaches.
TAG Central Glass Works has recently
declared a semi'aunual dividend.
THR Mingo factory will start up again on
Tuesday with both turns on full time.
CAPT. JoHN BOMSa 10 putting down q
new tile floor in the engine room OF the
city gas works,
j. X. BI@oNETTR, Of Pittsburgh, has
charge Of the testing Of the Manufacturers
Gas Company's pipes,
ALL the shoestoIe Of the city will close
| in the evening at . o'clock, except Sstur-
day. during the months Of July, August
and September.
MARIA MEREDITH was on Saturday an,
pointed Administrative OF the estate oil
Frank Meredith, deceased, Bond, $500
John Meredith surety.
THE ten,Cent circus which was on the
Island all last week, folded its tent like
the Arabs Saturday night at an early hour
and noistly ratified away,
TuRRR we're fifteen cases on the slate at
midnight for this mornings police court
They were assorted as TO sex, age, size
and color, among them being an Indian
ALL tho nailers and others from here
who have been working 1.-THE Niles, Ohio
nail factory, came home to spend tht
Fourth. The mill shut down till Thurs
day.
Tue County Commissioners are abou
the only body heTeabouts that will not OBJ
serve to-day as Independence day, They
meet In regular monthly session this fore
noon,
A COMMITTEE representing the old Jei
feyson naileYs waited upon President Wal
lace Saturday with the Pittsburgh Anal
gsmated scale, which he, however, de-
Ollned to sign.
LAST week Colonel George W. Thomp'
son and other officials Of the Ohio River
road, made their regular semi'annual In
speCtlon OF the road. They walked over
nearly the entire line and found every
4 thing in excellent shape,
In nearly all the churches yesterday
reference was made in the services to In.
dependence Day and its significance, and
the muBiC, at least in part, was OF q reltglo-
patriotic turn. Rev. DR.. Cunningham, at
The First Presbyterian, and Rev. r, Il,
Swope, Of st. Matthews church, preached
sermons especially applicable TO the day.
YESTERDAY Charles Minton, Frank
Cornbsuer and Charles Pollen, three young
attaches OF the Mcclure house, while out
the pike, killed u large black snake in the
act Of swallowing toad alive. The boyH
say the report that they hung the snake
Iup in q tree and pinned their visiting
cards to 1t is base invention.
Tue Public Library will observe the
Fourth by being closed to-day. The Post
office will observe Sunday hours. The
stamp window will be open from 1880 to
llO:8O A. NJ. There will be one morning
delivery and two morning collections, the
last arriving at the Office at lO:l5 A. NJ,
The other offices In the United States
building will be closed. The offices in the
Public building and those in the Court
House will also be closed.
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surnEME coUNT on AppEALs.

A Number of Interesting Decisions lien'
derod Saturday.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals met
Saturday at 8 p. Nj, with all the judges
present. The case Of G, Mendel & %, vs.,
the City Of Wheeling was decided in favor
OF the city. This is somewhat famous
case, growing out OF the destruction OF the
Mendel furniture factory, on EoE street,
by fire. The firm claimed that owing to
the City's negligence there was no water
in the pipes on that occasion, or tho fac
tory could have been saved, and they
sued for $4,000 damages. The Court oil
Appeals affirmed the decision Of the court
below, which was that the city was not
liable. The court says:
When the city owns its water works
and charges those who are supplied with
water certain annual water rent for
such supply, there IL still by this fact no
duty imposed on the city from which a
liability can be raised against the city for
damages orloss Of property by fire, caused
by the negligence Of the agents or ser.
wants Of the city, in suffering the water
pipes To become useless, so they could
not supply water for the extlnguishment
Of fire.
The case OF the Wood County Petro.
leum Company vs.. the West Virginia
Transportation Company was also de-
cided in sn opinion by Judge Snyder; de.
cree OF Circuit Court reversed and cause re-
mauded. The Court says:
The case arose out Of the sinking oil a
well under an oil lease, and the company,
finding gas, using the gas fuel and selling
the came to others. The appellees sought
to recover the value Of the gas 50 disposed
OF and used, on tho ground that there was
no clause in the lease giving tue lessee the
right to uGe or sell the gas. The Court
held that there was no special property in
the gas in the landlord, he never having
had possession OF 1t.
The other cases decided were as follows:
Wintz W.. Board Of Education OF the
Charleston, Kanawha, district; from Ka.
nawha county opinion by Johnson judg.
ment reversed and case dismissed.
CongrOYe ct al. Va. Burdell, from Wood
county; opinion by Snyder; judgment
OF Circuit Uourt reversed and new trial
awarded.
Wetherill VS.. McCloskey Bros. & Co.
and Wilirid B. Fetterman, from Taylor
county; opinion by Snyder; decree Of
Circuit Court affirmed,
Woodward Va. W. II. and Joseph II.
Woodward, executors, ct al, from Ohio
opinion by Snyder j.; decree Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
s. g. Smith, ESq., was admitted to prac.
lice on motion oil Alfred Caldwell, ESQ.
Adjourned until Wednesday at Pm.
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LOIS OF ACCIDENTS.

Accidental sllostings "A Fatality on the
South Side.
Yesterday afternoon, Pete HaberstiCk,
resident Of Main street south OF Twenty
third, was celebrating Independence Day
with a revolver, when 1t was prematurely
discharged, the ball piercing his hand.
Saturday Jerry Hayes, an employe Of
the Belmont blast furnace, fell from the
elevator cage when only few feet from
the cupola landing to the ground below, q
distance Of seventy.fye feet, aud received
injuries from which be died q few hours
later.
Robert Dabney, Colored porter at the
Mcclure house, was standing near the
shooting range on the State Fair Grounds
Saturday when gun which a man was
loading was discharged, the ball making
an exceedingly painful wound In Dabney's
thigh.
John Lanahan, we'll known cartman,
had his rig upset Saturday by a collision
with q Baltimore & Ohio train. No special
damage was done, but 1t was Q narrow
escape.
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WEE NATuRAL &c ERA.
What Wheeling can see In tho Near Futur
New Industries.

New Industries.
"C1ld Short % s., LoAh ACE q Sisti
! notice that st, Louis has caught the
gas fever, Happsnings, the results of ex.
pertinent and regular everyday processes,
are constantly developing additional ad.
yantases derived from the usa Of this
natural fuel, It does seem that it can
be adSpted to any purpose or process in
which q readily tempered heat is required
and II now seems to be amsnabls to con,
troll. Familiarity with 1t and experimental
working Is rendering II tractsble and rob-
bing II OF it's fabulous and dangerous un-
reliability, II has certainly TRANSPORTED
Pittsburgh, What was homely, decide
eddy unRttraCtive but rather busy city,
noted Tor It's gFimy, sooty atmosphere and
dirty, ill.kspt condition generally, q place
which one visited only from necessity, has
been transformed, not by the genii Of the
lamp OF an Aladdin, but the genius Of
modern progress, the spirits OF the lamp
OF enterprise have wrought the
change, aud Pittsburgh to-day Is an
attractive, bright, Clearly, phe'
noMenaDy ppbyt q WonueFIully inventive
and practical, and the most enter.
prislng city in America; one which 1t is
not only pleasure but an absolute graft.
fcation to visit, Natural gas brought this
about in less than two years, but It was
supplemented by.extraoTdinAry enterprise
andsagscious appreciation, aud they dsyel'
oped it. All these gifts, all this oppor-
tunity, Wheeling has in store for the near
future. She can see them now, not actu-
ally in material existence, but in indubiL-
able promise they are so certain that they
might be discounted with prudence, She
has rs well, the ability, the vim, the en-
terpriss and the desire to utilize them, to
make the most Of them. True, these
qualities have been sluggish In their mani.
fessations, but they are wide awake now,
Wheeling is in the ring and she Is going
to cut no Insignificant figure. Her place
is along side OF Pittsburgh and that's
where she Is going, know Of FIVE new
enterprises or rather improvements mater
iAlizing In Wheeling, They are too
crude to exploit just now next week l
will shape them up.
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Trnn.ters of Ilrnl I..tnlr.

The following transfers Of real estate
were admitted TO record by Clerk Hook
Saturdays
Deed made June 30, 1885, by George d,
Caldwell, Special Commissioner, 10 a. 4.
Young, for q lot Of ground on Tie corner
Of Chapllne and TWenlynlnIh Btfoets,
Consideration 81 1855,
Deed made June 30, 1880, by Stephen
4, Edwards 10 Henry SChfRder, ior The
weat hall Of lot No. 80, on Fourteenth
street, Consideration 1880.
Deed made June 1, 1885, by Edward
Hobbs aud wife, Of New York, 10 y. \,
Parsons, wife Of j, A, II. Parsons, for lOi
taled on die east aide Of South York street,
Confederation 81, 900,
Deed made BY 3. n. Pafsona 10 Susanna
q. KuefneF, wife Of j. David Kuerner Tot
thv south one.hAli OF lot No, 10, on South
York street. Consideration $500,
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SAD FArAL ACCIDENT.


one hoy shoots Another Martins Ferr,
Local News Items.
Yesterday, while Oscar Martin and Ed
gar Goes, Of Martins Ferry, were playing
with o revolver at their fishing camp
Martin unintentionally shot Co.'s, the bal
passing into his head Just above the left
eye, aud going clear through his head
killing him instantly. Young Martin wa
30 overcome that the other boys had dill
fiCulty In preventing him from putting q
cartridge In the revolver and shooting
himself. The boys were both about fifteen
years Of age.
At the primaries held here Saturday the
following delegates to the Republican
County Convention and the following
committeeman were chosen; First ward
James Riley and Henry MorelAnd. Com.
mitteeman, Thomas MulAney. Second
ward--J. y. Gray and George Vengy.
Committeeman, NJ X Smiley. Third
ward-Wlllian Williams, Thomas Curtis
and Charles Cfossley. Committeeman,
Henry Single. Town6hlp-Albert Brown,
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Mira Joseph Guy, Of Fairmont, whose
husband was one Of those killed In the
NewbpIg mine horror, has gone back 70
her Old home in England,
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A grand union picnic Of the Fourth
Street NJ. L. Sunday School, the Band Of
Hope, Moundsville, and the Fairview NJ.
+. Sunday School was held on the Mounds
Vile camp ground Saturday. Addresses
were delivered by Hon. G. W. Atkinson,
Rev. Messrs. Randolph, Stewart, Scott and
Shapes, and G. W. Baggs. The whole
affair passed of pleasantly, and the atten.
dance was simply immense, Those pres.
ent from Wheeling went down on Especial
train.
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srn1KE Ar THE CRESCENT.


A Little misunderstanding Under the New
scale.
The new Amalgamated Association scale
went into effect on Thursday last. when
Mr. Whitaker, Of the Crescent mill
signed It, lie did SO with an oral reserva.
ton concerning the clause requiring pay
for changing rolls, STIMULATING that he
would not pay for such changes when
they were necessltated by breaking rolls.
On Thursday a roll was broken, aud the
roller and his men refused to change IL
unless they were paid for changing. Mr..
Whitaker defined to pay, and the roll
was not replaced,
Yesterday all the rollsBhould have been
changed, as Is the case weekly, but no.
body appeared To make the change, and
the rollers announce their intention "a
enforce the new scale without tnodihca.
ton or Bttike.
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IND cnntrni On Mell..

The last report from the Washington
county oil fald relative TO the wells being
drilled for the Central OIL Company Ia a
follows: Well No. ! 10 down $50 feet
well No. 2 10 down $50 feet, both drilling
In limestone. The contractor writes thai
he has had no end Of bad luck In No. /
the past week, but that now everything d
working nicely, aud he expects 10 be able
70 send In satisfactory reports hereafter.
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lnhl.on,. 1tnillrr Ilclensed.

The general opinion OF the unpreju.
diced public that there was no good reason
10 hold Alex. johnson, father Of Eugene,
for aiding and abettlng his son In killing
the Town Sergeant Of Moundsyllle, was
confirmed Saturday, when alter careful
hearing on writ Of habsaS corpus, held at
Moundsville, Judge George i. Boyd, Of
the Circuit Court, ordered the old man to
DO released on his own reCogniSanCc.
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AZ riiey Cannot i,o,.lbly

make 9 porous plaster having anything like The
htdlolnsl qualities Of BenlonI, lho camp follow.
ttoi The pharmaceutical profession produce tons
Of woithle4 plAsietsi aud give them names which
il.eible 10 print that Of me gUnuine, aud, when
le. sp2kenl lgund Ike H. F0f example,
slled "lApilddm," WCapsldh,N HClblltlhei 81
uaputl plAsletl, pfelAbed sometimes with the
tAme "Ilthl1n'T 81 1Huilon'LN We eifneiiis
aaiion lhg Public against the who'll thp60 81 them.
10 ~ lutq. they are cheap, but plain mniiin a
qle lpel aud 1881 % oil1aeput k1k I0i ii6nI0iii1
Nllth lhe spell linz aud lOok t6t ne iaThl6s h6aif
giaafa $40 Ihe word HCaptiheln which q cal
" we oehtip % the ggnuilqy jit2W1l
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EsLAte Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
fell OfiDe, NO iGl2 Market street.
A little SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and Beautlllcl BY lie
CutiCura Remedies.

1tAHotds mo pleasure 10 give you this report o.
The cure Of our little grandCliil By your CunCtm
RENEDfEA When lix months I'D his lei hand b.
gan 70 swell and had eyey appearance OIL Ail'
boil. We pouluced II, but al to no puil@.tA
Soon other soies formed Hethen had two Of then
on each hand, aud as hiS blood became more aug
more Impure II took less time for them 70 DTciL
out A sore came On the chin, beneath The lhotI
lip, which was very offensive. US head wa 9 W.
solid lcAb dlbchafging q RnRt deal. THIS WN ~
condition a. twenty-five months ola, WHEN W,
deftook the care Of him, bis mother having lld
when ho was q little more than Il yeat Ol, OF Glh'
sumption (sOrolula Of COuhe), flo could wax !
little but could not got up no iel down, Nv
SsaSs nj inSSe NHs9 ~ 9 aISp SR @
eufa Remedies, using the Cu!icuta sud Il', .n
Soap fro ~, and when he had taken one 10Y "
the Ctllo1fa ReaolVont his head was cOinptTHg
cuted, and no was improved III eycFI WWji ia
were very much encouraged, AID CohInllTyu 6 ma
sole after another healed, uOny matter ioia,lIS
In each one OF iheSe hVe tOsp ones ll'l p.I n,s
healing, which would nnAlly grow 10 n Ann nan ~
taken OUT then they would heal iApidy, VliSt
these ugly bone iotma,lon' ! pl~gN.a, Son.
pietely cured aud "a now a. the age Of w ~ iVi
4 ltt0ng aud healthy child inc ,cala . ~ T
hands must always remain. bis hands 1le tS Y
though we otog feared hB would ltyGt " Al Sla
use then All that phyIlclAls ga l9f hl y" s ibs
no good. All who saw the child bei0ir u,lus iT
pul6uFa Remedies and zee the CHI y now Coi'i ,gv
IL wonderful cure. II tho above LACY are" '"'
use 10 you, you arc a. Liberty 70 W u55INiGGs
Mays, 1855. Gar. Clay 81, HloomInGon' ~.
The child wa, really In wot,c condition yen Wi
no appeared 10 bis grandmother, Hho KEN .ssIS,
MIN erery day became aoo'l W1y22mSIf Ij6pfiSd
aaia ..,.....L.,a ft,,IicU,a. "A Gtli UntlclH
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rlIEMAENNERonoR PICNIo.
A slim Crowd, but Splendid Tlmo-Ths
SnOrt,

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A slim Crowd, but u Splendid Tlmo-The
Sport,
There was not as large crowd on the
State Fair Grounds Saturday at the picnic
given by the Msennerchor Singing Society
as there should have been in justice to
the attractions furnished. There were too
many rival entertainments, However,
an enjoyable day was spent by all who
were present. BirCh's orchestra furnished
the music for dancing, In the bicycle
race Ed Gruber, Harry Gruber and
George Hannah were the starters. Harry
Gruber took the lead and held 1t through.
out, winning the first prize, gold bicycle
scarf pin. The contest for the second
prize was then between Ed Grubsr and
Hannah. The latter took the lead and
kept It until within hundred yards OF
the wire, when Gruber passed him and
came in the winner Of fifty fine cigars
The drilling by the Knights OF st. John
delighted everybody. II was q matter Of
general remark that the Knights Of st.
George would have to look well to their
PAGES to-day II they expect to win the
prize from their competitors,
The base ball game between nine
Of tho employees Of Joseph Speidel 4 90.
aud nine Of Simon Baer's Sons employees
was the incident Of tho day, The game
was called ON the Fifth inning after con-
Stunning most Of the afternoon. Attic
end OF tho first inning the score was Is to 0
In favor Of the "0hio Valley" (Speidel)
nine. In the second inning the Ohio
Valleys made 8 and the "Pan Handles"
(Baer's men) none. So It went till at the
end Of the fifth inning the score stood 40
to II. The picnic throughout was graft.
fving success from every standpoint but q
financial one.
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THE BAR BANQUET.
A Feast by the Legal Lights out at ~
RniioVl.Vr

A Feast BY the Legal Lights out at ut.
BpllsyiUW,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
county bar association was 10 have been
held Saturday, but there was no quorum,
Saturday night a banquet was rendered
by the members Of the association at Mt.
Belleyisv hotel TO the judges Of the su.
prsme Court. There were present Judges
Green, Woods, johnson and snider, OF
the Supreme Court OF Appealsj Judge
Boyd, OF the Ohio County Circuit Court;
Judge JeieEs, OF the Municipal Court
Clerk OF the Supreme Court D. g. Long,
], d. Ewing, H, NJ. Russell, n II. Frame,
B, s. Allison, Colonel Robert White, ]. q,
Hutchinson, W. NJ, Dunlap, Thayer Mel
vim, Sheriff Handlan, Hon. ], j. Woods,
Edward Boyd, w, =, Hubbard, j, II.
Holt, T, NJ, GsTyin, Samuel BOiGe, Alfred
Rheinstrom and Mayor ], W, Grubb,
About 8 o'clock the members and guests
assembled in the dining hall aud sat down
to bountiiul banquet with this menu;
FEHg NATURG,
Oysters. Fish. Game,
DOMITR NATvAR,
Chicken. Beef. Lamb.
INBLESESp.
Potatoes, Peas, Corn Beans.
HoTCH PoTCII,
Chicken salRd, KGtolel Salad.
Salad du POmme de tore, CruStacean Salad
DEAD vICtuAA,
Cake, RsspberFles. Oranges. Bananas
Jelly, loo Cream,
EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES,
QUO Wdrran!O, Cr!ioari,
spiTlluS VIM, SAngAree.
Prodi6lim,
Mumm, Extra Dry.
Tea, Chocolate, Coffee,
Hon, o. s. Long was the graceful Mas
ter OF Ceremonies, The toasIs were as
follows:
The BEEca-An upright judiciary l. the taIe'
guard Of popular rights
Response by Judge okey johnson.
Qua AlsoCIATIoN-!The advancement Of the pro-
iessiou aud the Improvement Oithe laws
Response by j, D, Ewing.
Qua CLESn- Indispensable adiuucts, May their
number never grow less
Response by II, NJ, Russell.
TnR LADIEr-God bless theml
The world was sud, the garden was Wild,
Aud man, the hermit, sighed TIL woman smiled.
Response by Col. Robert White.
These we're followed by impromptu ad'
dresses. The whole affair was pleasant
and memorable one, and SO highly en-
joyed that 1t will probably be repeated at
no very distant day.
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You are cordially invited TO call at OUT
sAlesfoOm and examine the Standard Ro.
taty Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
egt, easiest and stillest running machine
OIL the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents iof the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines.
Willie for catalogues,
EDw. /. Rosa 4 Co.,
% Twelfth direct,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CeiYCd. An elegant aud complete line OF
Suitlngs, PantalO0Aings anu OverCOat-
ings, which we will make up In the best
q. HESS & SONS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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WASHINGTON, d. O., July 81 A, NJ
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
stationary temperature, variable winds
For Ohio and West Virginia fair weather
stationary temperature, variable wind
becoming southeTly.
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1914 1879 Market


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnept's dful
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
July s; z A. NJ, COZ; 12 Nj, S6'i SIP. NJ.
$50 q II. Nj, $50. Sunday: Z A. NJ, 0S'
12M. OOo 7; 8 n. M., OOo; N. Nj, So.
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THE THREE F0URTHS.
oFEpNpEpENpENcEpAY
A series Of PIcnlcs and other Celebrations,
singing societies Days -outatt hs Park
saturday aud Yester,lay-A Happy
Gathering ut AIoundsVIlle.

This is an unique Fourth Of July in
Wheeling, Heretofore when the day fell
on Sunday there has not been much OBJ,
seryanCe to speak about, This time the
holiday was ushered in Friday evening
before dark by firing crackers, cracking
torpedoes and making q racket generally.
Later in the evening rockets and red fire
we're called into requis'tion, Saturday
the day was quite generally obaerved-as
generally as usual when there is but one
day to choose from, There was a picnic
on the State Fair Grounds, given by the
Masnnerchor Singing Society, one on the
Moundsyills camp ground, by the Fourth
Street NJ, Il. Sunday school, and one at
Oresap's grove by the Lafayette Athletic
Club, which, accompanied by its friends
and Mayors brass band, went down on the
Telegram. Out at the Park both Saturday
and yesterday there was large crowd.
Saturday the Opera House orchestra made
music for dancing. Yesterday the band
gave one Of its enjoyable concerts, Proba'
| BLY, 5000 persons were in the Park, Such
crowd has seldom been seen there, A
number Of those present were strangers,
there being large excursion party down
from Pittsburgh. From early morn till
dewy eve the Elm Grove trains were liter
ally packed With people, This air in the
Park, as usual, was very pleasant, while
elsewhere humanity sweltsrel and pre-
spired,
The sanctlty OF the Sabbath did not
prevent firing off rockets and other pyro'
technics yesterday, Early last evening
the fiery track OF the rockets lighted up
the heavens in several quarters, and 1t was
long after midnight the night before ere
the racket Of tireGraCkers ceased. There
was more Of the same sort Of din last
NIGHT.
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IT pays to trade at H. F. Behren's stores.
The best hogsskeepers have known 1t for
many years. His business speaks for
iLaeli.
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zlEaESFRLDER's First Premium Ice
Cream delivered free to all parts Of the
CITY,
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For the benefit Of those wishing 10 al.
tend the picnic 10 DO given by the Wind.
Bof Athletic Club al Utegapg, Monday,
July ., the Ohio River Railroad Company
will run trains % follows, city time, 7ilO
"A ~, 800 A. ~, 1 n n, and nMl