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LocAL nRFv1rIRs.
dAttsrs Of Minor BIomsnt In and About th'
aAty.

~"
City.
oSR marriage license was issued yestsr'
day,
THKRR were five cases before the police
court yesterday morning.
PUBLIC school CommepCementthisatte after
noon and evening at the Opera House.
TuR rainy weatherstil prevents progress
on the Fourteenth street improvement,
Miss JENNIE SAITH will conduct revival
services at the Capitol rink this evening.
THE present muddy condition Of the
river waiter 10 boon to the mineral
water stands.
JEpsoN's "Tide OF Fortune Company
will hold the boards at the Peoples The
atre next week.
A TEN CENT tent show win hold forth on
the Island, near the end Of the suspen-
sion bridge, all Of next week.
ROBERT LUKE has sold a fine driving
horse to George s, Feeney and has also
disposed Of a fine brood mare 70 John W.
Nichols.
TuE Zane Street NJ. E. Sunday school il
arranging for an excursion on'the Wheel
ing, Pittsburgh & Baltimore railroad next
Tuesday, June 20,
Tue book store OF Maurice Wertheimer,
the Young man who was To have been
married to Miss Metzger Monday evening
but fed, was closed by Constable Lauchlin
yesterday on an attachment sworn out by
Robert Luke before Squire Arkle, tc
recover rent due.
TIE parochial schools, conducted by
the Sisters OF st. Joseph, concluded theil
school year last evening with a pleasant
entertainment in Convent hall, which wa
largely attended. The pupils all acquit
ted themselves CTeditably. The Rnnua
distribution Of premiums was the main
feature Of the programme
TuR Wheeling Natural Gas Company Ii
drilling eightwells in tho Hickory field,
little southwest OF the old MCGdgin
Three OF them will be brought In and sho
off within the next two weeks, and lou
more started. The company now have
dix miles OF it's pipe line down, and expeC
to finish by the middle OF August.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord decd made June 10 by William A
Cracrait and wife to William II. Waddle
in consideration OF S275, for lot Got thu
subdivision OF lot II Of the poor farm
Also deed made June | by William 7
Convey and wife to Louisa Serig, III con
siderallon Of the sum OF $500, for 81
acres l43 81 poles Of subdivision d Q
the Shepherd estate.
A COW, said to belong to Louis Orth, o
Fulton, was struck about noon yesterday
at the other end OF the Hempdeld tunnel
by a passing Baltimore 4 Ohio train, ant
knocked down the embankment. 1t wa
not killed, but its hind quarters were
iightlully cut, broken and mangled. /
was allowed to suffer nearly all the after
noon before 1t was killed. lu it's en-
deavoB to get to water the poor beas
would rise on It's fore feet and drag itselI
along in u sickening manner
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The Manufacturers Natural Gas Com
pany tested its pipes OH North Main
street yesterday. This company is max
ing good progress with lis pipe laying OIL
Jacob street, Hast Wheeling.
The West Virginia Company, after lay
ing about square Of pipe on North Main
street aud digging a much greater length
Of ditch, discovered that lis ditch was
right over the City's sewer main. This ne.
cessltateB a change Of location. AS the
mistake was made by the City's superin.
tendent Of the work, the extra work rem.
defed necessary will Of course DO at the
riIv'a nv mama
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IoHNsoN sTILL " LARaE.
Rev, NJ. ThAlehsTs FaasIal YsitsIdAI-l
Relief Fupti,

Eugene johnson, the murderer of Rev.
], P. Thatcher, Town Sergeant Of Mounds
Vile, killed Tuesday evening while In the
discharge Of his duty, Ia still at large. He
is believed, with good reason, to have
been seen crossing the farm Of Bort Brown,
over in Belmont county, yesterday, going
towards GlenD's run. Marshal McCon'
aughey, Of Bridgeport, started in pursuit
at once, but up 10 a late hour last night
had not spprehended his man.
Last evenings Bellaire Independent says;
L. NJ, Stevens, Of the Perkins Detective
Agency, Of Pittsburgh, was in the city yes
teTday, but left Last night for Belmont,
He Is en- the hunt OF Eugene Johnson,
who murdered Rev, j., 7. Thatcher, o.
Moundsyille.
The funeral Of Mr.. Thatcher took place
at Moundsyille yesterday, aud was largely
attended, The services were very affect
ing. All the ministers OF the town at
tended, and a number Of Wheeling people
were among the large thTong present
The Town Council attended in q body
The remains were consigned tU rest ii
Mount Rose Cemetery, near the camp
ground.
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po.DAA,s coMNIENoEAIENr.
The Public school Graduates to Appear at
The Opera u0usO,

The Public school Graduates to Appear al
Tho Opera HOusO.
Tho public school commencement is to
bs held at the Opera House this afternoon
and evening. This years class is made up
as follows:
Clay sohool-'E, May McGinnis and
Mary Walters.
Union sch1ol-Curtis P. Brown, jr.,
Max Lang and sMaggie Falloure.
Centre SChOol-'Ulara Forney, Emma
Klleyes, Lena b, Meyer and Carrie
Stroehlein,
Webster school-Annlo Rahr and min.
ME Reyner,
Madison school-oscar Krauter and
'Llzzie Lawson.
Richie School - Ed. L. Armbrecht,
MolIe Blake, "Ulara Miller, Louisa NJ,
Rosenberg and Louisa Ztmmer.
COlOred SChOOl-Sadle NJ. Beasley, An.
ME NJ. Jones, John R. Strange, "William
l.. Dennis and Mary +. jennings.
German Language, Thusnelda @,
Krauter.
Those marked with an asterisk are the
honor pupils in their respective schools,
aud will receive Peabody medals. Miss
Miller is the first honor pupil OF the class
and Miss MCGinnis the second.
This afternoon the white scholars are
10 graduate. The performances will com.
meuCU at 2 o'clock. This evening the
COlored scholars will graduate. Their ex.
erCsed will commence ut s o'clock. The
Opera House orchestra will furnish the
music on both occasions.
III the afternoon there will be nineteen
performances, aud in the evening five per.
lormanCes by the graduates. President
U. II. Collier, Of tho Board, Of Education,
will present the diplomas on both oCca.
sions. Hon. j. j. Woods will present the
medals. The banner, which goes to Clay
school again this year, will be presented
in the afternoon. In the evening Rev.
Cornelius Il. Asbury, D. D., will deliver
an appropriate address.
by Rrule Of the Board, no flowers or
other presents can be presented to the
graduates while they are on the stage.
This will BIZ the last commencement Of
the season and 1t will also be one Of the
best.
The heavy rain OF yesterday morning
prevented the holding Of the public school
picnic at the Park, aud 1t was postponed
until tomorrow. The same arrangements
that were made for yesterday will hold
good for tomorrow.
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BSIIAirS.

F. NJ. Strong Is able to be out Of bed. 2
Julius sChwob left for France yester-
day.
There Is to BIO another blindfold skiA
race July 8,
Mrs. Mack Rowles was buried yester-
day afternoon,
s. Fl. Lee Is home from the funeral oil
his mother at Lloydsville.
The newly appointed Fire Wardens will
choose Chief next Tuesday.
The Band Of Hope picnic at Fink'a
orchard, was postponed yesterday on &C.
count Of rain.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown, Of the Second Pres.
byterian church, will shortly leave 10 en-.
| joy a summer vacation.
Considerable quantities OF the smaller
vegetables are being shipped from here
to Pittsburgh daily by express.
Rev. Mr.. Kendrlck has been appointed
to preach at the Episcopal chapel here
during the summer, or until minister is
appointed.
Mrs. William Barnard, IT,, OF Chester,
ILL.,, who was here with her children on q
visit a few weeks ago, died at her home
Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. Rachael Davis, 1t is reported, will
receive a pension. Her husband died
from gun.shot wound received during
the Rebellion. The back pension will
amount to 81 600,
Rev. j. X. MCKallip will preach his
farewell sermon at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday next. This pulpit has had
one Sunday in each month provided for
by the PreSbytery, until new pastor Is
selected.
The Scotia was compelled to stop here
yesterday and unload part Of her freight
TO tighten her sufficiently to let her get to
Pittsburgh. She had the biggest trip oil
the season and unloaded here 800 bundles
OF shingles for the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh Railroad.
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1ha Cn1lslon InI..lon band.

The Carleton Mission Band Of the
Second Presbyterian Church gave an en-.
teftainment and reception III the lecture
room Of the church last night, which re.
Elected great credit on It's members. The
society is but In lie infancy and is named
after Miss j. O. Carleton, who goes 10
India as a medical missionary. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered, after
which elegant refreshments were served
by the young ladies, and q pleasant even.
ing was spent by all present.
Hynin."... by tho Circle
Scripture s.nseCOnu PgAlm
Prayer. .A".... a.....by the Pastor Rev lr. Cooke
Roll Call..".."By the secretary, Miss Abiia Meyer
III nitl. by the Circle
"..,.nP President, Miss Kate itter
selection "PuL1l ID, '.,..,.a,..M a Matte MI Ter
hpading-The National Ass citation for supplying
female Medical aid 10 tie Women " l1dllt
Miss Emma Reilly
s0lo-"C0 Contemplate Ions. ..ui...o",JDe MhllehOuse
huciiA On-"Tle Famine" ...,,..MlSs Lizzie DAVIS
Reading 1.-The Indian NOinAn's Lament"
Mis- Emma Klevis
mn ny tlV SlECIU
EspG ullOn Of the Lords Ptayet
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A CoMpLlUArNp CASE.
A Prosecution for higamy BrIpgS out /
Funny story.

a prosecution Tor IIBhmy brlpBb OUT
Funny stOry.
A case involving more matrimonial
complications than is often, II ever, the
lot OF court to try, will be heard before
Squire William II. Davis, on next Satur.
day afternoon at o'clock. A man giving
his name as John Nj. Good appeared be-
fore Squire Davis early on the morning OF
May 81, and asked the Justice for q war.
rant OF arrest for one Jennie Cox, nee
Ramsey, whom no married on the 29Gli
day OF March, 1885, as he alleged, suppos.
ing she had been divorced from her former
husband, Divid Cox. A warrant for
bigamy was issued, Good making oath to
the charge. Constable LovetoOk the war.
rant and went out on Eighteenth street,
No. 2O2, where the mother Of Jennie lives,
but Jennie had flown to the other aide Of
the fair Ohio. She was In Bellaire.
Good disappeared, for a few daysand then
again appeared before the same Justice and
brought suit In detinue for certain arti.
Cles Of personal property, which he said
were on the premises Of Mrs. Ramsey.
This case with the other, is 10 be tried on
next Saturday, as already mentioned.
Jennie Cox nee Ramsey, was married to
one David Cox the popularand line looking
Waterman atthe NewMCLure house, some
time ago. Cox claims to have been
divorced from Jennie, however, and he in
turn has married another woman within
the last year or two. Good himself was,
or Is now, a married man, and then lived
In Ohio. Good says that Jennie told him
she was divorced from Cox. The mother
and other witnesses cay that the marriage
with Cox, and hefaCL that no divorce had
been obtained from him, was fully dis
Cussed In the house OF Jennie's mother
before the marriage was fixed upon, and
before the arrangements were entered
into, and Good eaid hs would marry her
with a knowledge OF the fact, and that he
would never use II against her in any way.
The question is, II Jennie Is guilty Of
bigamy, are not Cox, her former husband,
and Good, her present one, equally guilty
Of the same ofenss2 II Jennie and Cox
we're divorced, Jennie 10 not guilty Of
bigamy, and II she Is not divorced, Cox is
equally guilty. Dovener and Elson will
appear for the defendants, and Col. Arnett
for the State and plaintiff in both cases. !.
The mother Of Jennie told the Justice
that Jennie would appear In person on
the day Of trial and show up her eide Of
Nha nu6a
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GOT Gent.

doom TO RENT-A DESIRABLE
~ uniurnlshed front room for rent AddHa
N. g., this Ofite, gN
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Yesterdays Sessions OF the Women Temper.
ancs Workers.

Yesterdays Sessions OF the Women Temper
auce Workers.
The inclemency OF the weather yester
day morning had a tendency to limit the
attendance at the State convention OF the
W. O. T. u, at Wellsburg, but nothwith.
standing the pouring rain a goodly mum
Der were present. Had the weather been
more pleasant the church building would
not have accommodated the immense
crowd that would have been present.
The devotional exercises were led by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Staunton, OF Charleston. The
minutes OF the previous session were read
by theSeCretary. Reports Of Superintend.
ents Of different departments were read
by Miss Emma Fowler, Of Wheeling.
"LoCal Purity" was to have been dis.
Cussed by Mrs. Jane A. Johnson, Of Park.
ersburg, but her paper was read by Miss
Emma Fowler.
"The Juvenile Work" was spoken Of by
Miss Anna Gordon, who Is Miss Francis
Wizards secretary. The subject was pre-
sented In very satisfactory manner.
Miss Frances +. Willard then explained
tho duties OF superintendent and an
swered all questions asked.
The noonLide prayer was offered by Mrs.
NJ. u. Grier, Of New Cumberland, Riler
which the ladies adjourned to the base.
ment where a sumptuous repast was fur.
nisned for all In attendance.
The afternoon services were held by
Mrs. Sallie u. Uarskadon, OF Keyser.
At2P. NJ. Miss Jennie Smith arrived
and was received with enthusiasm by the
audience. She made some remarks, and
continued her address last night.
The rest OF the afternoon WAS taken up
with the reports Of the different commit.
tees and the election Of officers.
The meeting was addressed last nightly
Misses Willard and Smith and standing
room was hard 10 obtain.
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ZEE YORK RlTE AIAsoNs.


Meeting OF the Grand Ledge " West Viz
glniA.
The Right Wonhiptul Grand Lodge Of
West Virginia Of A, F. and A, Y, Mssons
held its annual Communication yesterday
in the lodge room Of King Solomon Lodge
No, 7 Of this city, and was opened in due
form and proceeded in harmony to the
dispatch Of business for the good Of
Masonry in this State, The officers pre-.
sent werc B. H. StillyRrd, r, w, Grand
Master, Wheeling; ], ]. Dixon, r. w.
Senior Grand Warden, Charleston; n. B,
+. Jones. r, w. Junior Grand Warden,
Wheeling; William Wood, 4, w, Grand
Treasurer, Martinsburg; William SwaItz,
r. W. Grand Secretary, Martinshurg,
The grand Officers were reelected for
the ensuing year, and after considerable
routine business, the lodge Adjourned to
meet in Martinsburg in June, 1887.
CONCERT AND TRTR LAST NIGHT,
Last night the home lodge gave a con-
cert and Masonic tsiei in GsTmAnts hail, in
honor Of the visiting brethren, This house
was crowded with fashionable audience,
which was highly entertained by the
artistic rendition Of the following pro.
gramme:
Overture .". ......... Aei'.eLb Orchestra
RssSoaiS ..... ...Br IT, sIiySrd W. q.
OpeaInS Chorus -"Oh hail W, Ye free
tiOf, 8, Q. Moore, LIST tenor. Jas. Baldwin, I'd
tenor, Wills CulIouEh' LIST base Isaac NC
Select reading "acClalu's Chlld.u
Miss Annie ?, Gardner
Qlartetle-"What B:ams 50 BrIghp,.s c, Moore,
Jas Baldwin, Wills Mccullough Isaac ACcul'
Tough.
QnaFtetto-"Vlctory Crowns the Day"
PsnS Solo Mis-: Sct il s. PondsSef
500 Queen OF lie SiSht' :, ,.,, Miss Ida Fisher
Quartetlo-"ConO Where the Lilies slOom ,
QuSTtette Come where STy Love Lies Dreaming
Duet-'llOAF Ne Norma, ~ U. Moore Isaac Nc
solo-"whOn My Lever s,N,r, SSaos"'"NI" Susie B.
QuaTtoltc--"GoOd Night, sleGpWeu.n
The quartettes were especially pleasing
Miss Simmons, Of Parkersburg, delighted
the audience with her solo. She, and in
deed nearly all the performers, were en-
Cored. In addition to a brilliant piano
solo, and another in response to an encore,
throughout the evening, This accomp.
lished lady, who has bsen teaching In the
Colored school, recently received at the
hands OF Governor Foraker, OF Ohio, the
appointment as Musical Director Of the
Ohio Blind Asylum, at Columbus, She Is
u granddaughter Of Raw. Mr.. Poindexter,
one OF the foremost members OF bis race
in the country, and an orator OF renown,
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To NE Editor VI Nc IatelIiGacT.
sIR;-Wlll the INTELLIaRScER kindly
direct attention to an office OF "sweel
charity" toward Mp, ]. r. Thatcher, OF
Moundsville, in this time OF her sorrow
and need, surrounded as she ia by a large
and dependent lamilyP
viii you say that the following firms
will receive, and pay over, for the purpose
indicated, what our charitable people
may beatow? Please send your contribu'
tions to any OF the following places;
MessIs. I, II. Logan X Co..
John Bailie, ticket office, .t ~
Christian SChnepfs drug store.
A. +, Young's drug store East Wheel
", W. Twins drug store, Sixth ward
s. L, BriCe's drug store, Eighth ward.
Wheeiing Jnne "a, W.
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runOuGn rIlE arArE.


Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity
Flushing has a cocOonery of 1000 silk
wormH.
A paper Is to be started in Morristown,
Belmont county.
There are elghty.ono children in the
Belmont County Home.
A local company has been organized at
UhriChsville to bore for oil,
A number Of gentlemen In New Cum
berland have organized company to sink
q gas well.
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise says dealers
are offering q and 2S cents for wool, and
that dealers will hold rather than take less
than 80 cents,
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sPAS.HANDLB CorrRR 10 a home pfoduC.
ton. Buy IL; there 10 no better.


Just received 5000 bolts new styles OF
Wallpaper and border 10 match ATTIC, 1000
bolts Of superior quality and styles at lOc.
Carpets, oil cloths, window shades, rugs,
mats, etc, etc at veiy reduced prices for
cash, Call and examine before putOhas-
ing OF 2OlD and 2O2l Main street.
JOIN ROEMRR,
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wAsnlSoroS, D. o., June 25.-lA. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania local raina, fol
lowed by fair weather, stationary temper
AZURE, variable winds generally sOutherly
For West Virginia generally fair wealth
or, stationary temperature, variable winds
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Fort wayne Route to chicago 0aitk fine.
The train now leaving Bridgeport al 10
r. NJ, city time, arrives OF Chicago al U $50
the following morning. Connection made
ii Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest
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MISS SMITH RETURNS.
A Meeting at the Capitol link This Evening
for Tier,

a Meeting ut the Capitol Blnk This EHOhinE
for Her,
Miss Jennie Smith, the well.known
railroad evangelist WHO was recently Ell.
gagged here in conducting the largest, and
10 every way most satisfactory, general re.
yival ever known in the citys history,
passed through the city yesterday on her
way from her home at Mountain Lake
Park to Wsllsburg, where she goes to at.
tend the Women's Christian Temperance
Unions Stale Convention now Ia session
there,
This evening Miss Smith will return 10
this city and remain here for several days
and again conduct her wonderful revival
work, Meetings will bs held this and TO.
morrow evenings aud probably on Sunday
also, al the Capitol rink where Miss Smith,
when she was here before, held such large
and enthusiastic meetlngs, The mere an.
nounCemenl that Miss Smith Is to be here
will probably he sufficient 10 I'll the rink.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re-
Ceiyyd. An elegant and complete line u
Suitlngs, PantAlOOhings and OVercOAt
lngs, which We will make up In the best
style and ut low prices. ..,.a
q. HESS Il SONS,
1891 4 1923 Market Street.
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The following elbows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepi'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: I
a. NJ, co., 12Mp 1878 p. Nj SO'i =. Nj,
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pOOMS FOR RENT-lN HORN.
~ BROOKS Block. Apply tow. V. lIOlEG
BRO, 1874 Market street dGB
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PARSONS bas reduced the price Of Ills
Superior photographs, but quality re.
mains The same,
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallmCnt plan
whereby yOu Gun secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall anu investigate.
jiC0B w. BRUBD, JGWCler,
Cor. twelfth ana Market SITS.
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aa Oo aentlemeu,s WauhOnphn0t

Genuine calf, dongola top, silk fitted
solid leather, a shoe that we can warrant
]. W. AMIcK's,
1l43 Main Rtreet.
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Plummef's low prices Of bic ihe Cabinet
Photographs ialtly pafalyGes other gall
leties, and catches the trade, llss Main
Street
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spteialsanday E&UutaiOn via the y. a ORR,
Commencing Sunday, June 0, aud con.
llnulng during the summer months, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tick.
ets to Pltlsburgh and return al the rate Of
II ~, and Washington and return 81.
Trains leave, city time, 6i05 a, ~, 1885 a.
\, and li85 +. y,
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TnR Baptist Sabbath School will hold
their annual picnic at Wheeling Park
on Tuesday, June 20. A large number
will go out on the s A. NJ. motor.
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You are cordially invited to call at our
aalesroOm and examine the Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eat, 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.
Write for catalogues.
FDw. L. Ross & Co.,
rs Twelfth street,
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DOR DODGERS ..,,,,or,s
90 10 the INCL a, sV yo5 h San petoo
dAled ei abort nouoe,
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The train on the Pan handle leaving
this city al 10 r. NJ, (yity tlmel nov runs
directly through 10 Chicago, arriving Ii
the Union Depot d $3.50 A. n. Sleeper
can be taken Of Steubenville.
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MOZART SINGING steamboat ex.
curslon to Browns Island on sunday-all
are invited.
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PAS.liANDLR CoFFEE is q perfect blend
Of selected Java, MataCaibo aud Rio COT
lees. Pure and uhglaEed.
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bridgeport.

g. F. Malby left for Ogdensburg, N. Y,
yesterday on business.
The Masons expect to have a huge old
time tonight. Tickets on sale at Wells
drug store.
Harry Alexander, Of ST. Clainville,
passed through town yesterday on bis
way home from Wash.JelF College. Harry
Is one Of the editors Of the college maya.
zine.
DhJ. NJ. Todd, Of Bridgeport, was Sc.
leCted by the Congressional Committee as
TEN porafy chairman Of tho Congressional
Convention 10 DO held at Steubenyllle on
the 4th Of August.
Prof. T. L. Orr will remove 10 Pitts.
burgh this week. Prot. Orr goes from
here TO attend the Ohio State Education.
al Convention, while Mrs. Orr will visit
Lake Chautauqua.