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The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

While working under an engine last
Monday night Frank Doty received a
severe blow on the right shoulder, which
will disable him for some time.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

County commissioner Carter, county
treasurer Warner, and attorney Brice, of
Gray county. we're in the city Tuesday
evening.
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w. n. Harper. who went down to st.
Louis, a couple of months ago, with some
fine horses belonging to Mr.. Stubs, has
returned.
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Prof. Warren Baker returned Friday
night from Klnsley, where he conducted
the Normal Institute the past month.
The Professor reports very successful
term of the institute.
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The Topeka Breeze says Kansas is 60
ing to boom again soon. The Breeze il
zepher and it knows when the breeze
is coming again.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Mrs. w. S. Amos returned home Mon.
day from visit to her parents at Usage
City. Miss Ona, a sister of Mr.. Amos,
also came for few weeks visit.
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Lot For Sale.

Lot No. IA Chestnut street. Price
$3.50 P. II. SUGHRUE, Agent.
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Mrs. Strycker, of Great Bend, was here
last week, making arrangements for an
entertainment in elocution. We notice
that she has some dates at Larned and
Kinsley.
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w. q. Shinn left Wednesday evening
for Fairbank, Arizona, where he will re-
main during the summer months for the
benefit of his health.
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AdvertisedLetter List.

The following letters remain unclaim.
ed for week ending July 81, 1895,
and unless called for within thirty days..
will be sent to dead letter office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, advertised" and give date Of
this notice:
Mrs. May Decker; James Winters.
d. SWINEHART, PM
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Some interesting articles will be found
on the aside pages of this issue of thu
GLOBE-REPUBLICAN.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The trade boom is on, and unpreceden.
ted activity in all lines of industry is
reported from every section of the
country. Prosperity is extending her
hand, long withheld to the common
wealths Of the United states, and bids
them to be Of good cheer.
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The mother and brother Of ]. K. Sayre
arrived Wednesday morning from Iowa.
Mrs. j. K. Sayre gave birth to . boy on
Wednesday morning. Some joy is min
gled with affection.
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A fine rain fell Wednesday morning,
between 3 and 4 O'Clock. Observer Todd
reports the rainfall .46 of an inch.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Boys in this section Of Kansas should
be little careful of their conduct from
now on. The state refOrmatOry at
Hutchinson is now ready for occupants.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Prof. J. A. Beadle will 60 to Denver
to morrow to participate in the national
teachers meeting. He will remain there
several weeks.
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s. STUBBS~
Proprietor Central Grocery.

Passenger business in and out of Kan
sas City in all directions is booming, says
the Star.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Col. r. J. Hardesty returned Wednes-
day evening from New Mexico, where he
has been for several weeks past, looking
after his cattle interests in that territory.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

A. Pribble has been appointed post
master at Nontezuma Gray county.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

John 81. Churchill has been appointed
by Governor Morrill, one Of the delegates
to represent western Kansas in the Irri-
cation congress to be held in Albuquer-
que in September.
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Mrs. z. D. Webb and children leave
this evening on the Santa Fe for q visit
of month at her old home in Sweet
Springs, NO., and with relatives in Kan
sas City.
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VIM. Hargis has withdrawn from the
r. r. Company.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Mrs. Il. Z. Smith and children return
ed home Wednesday from visit to her
parents at Loveland, Kas.
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In a bicycle race Of ten miles for two
prizes yesterday, at LaJunta, two Of the
twelve contestants became exhausted,
and nearly died. The race Of ten miles
was made in about thirty five minutes.
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Mrs. r. w. Evans and Mrs. Klaine are
visiting friends in Cimarron this week.

Miss Nellie Finley will 60 to Denver
Monday to attend the national education
al meeting.
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Owing to washout of the track al
Goodland yesterday, the Rock Island
passenger trains today were run over the
Santa Fe road to Pueblo
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The Board of County Commissioners is
in session this week.
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Weather warming up again.
EVERYTHING is growing out of sight.

Good organ to trade for mich COW.
Inquire at this Office. 38.3t
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Rev. Frank Rist returned Monday
evening to his home in Dallas City, Ill.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Lewis C. Smith, Of the Santa Fe, has
gone on . vacation to his former home in
Indiana.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The SOule College Advance makes its
appearance little past time, owing to
some misunderstanding about the date Of
printing; but the Advance will be found
valuable paper all the same.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Snyder Brothers have purchased ar
aermoter to be placed on their farm.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Miss Mable Tate entertained her young
friends Tuesday evening, the oecasion
beirq her 18th birthday.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The Santa Fee roads business is i'm
proving on the Texas and Southern Kan
sas lines, in the shipment of grain and
cattle: and $50 engines haye been taken
off this division and sent to do work on
the first mentioned lines.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The Eastern Star held Fourth Of July
picnic In Collars grove. None but
members and their families were present.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Heavy rains are reported in the vicin-
IN Of Denver. Rains have fallen Ill
along the Colombo line.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Did you hear the double clap OF thunder
Wednesday morning. 1t was Fourth
Of July awakening.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The weeds are growing, and the sun
flower is blooming.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Some of the sidewalks are regarded as
limb breakers.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

j. X. Sayre, Of Gray county, who
fractured his ankle joint, couple of
weeks ago, has been suffering consider
able pain, and was in danger last week,
but he is now recovering.
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joyable one; and npon the whole we be-
lieve the people of Ford county did their
duty in honoring the day.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The ''native'' grasshOpper is reported
in some parts of the country. The
"native" is not of the pestilential kind,
and consequently his voracity is easily
appeased. He is doing little damage,
except to nip the tender grass and to ex-
cite the credulty of the tender hearted.
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Geo. Tobias is acting ~ hostler during
the absence Of John Balch who has gone
20 Chieago 10 celebrate the Nations birth.
day.
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THE GLoBE-REPUBLICAN,
LOCAL BREVITIES.


LOCAL BREVITIES.
The river is full since the rains.
Ben Lampe spent the 4th in Speare-
vile.
John H. Churchill was in Topeka this
week.
The rains will likely interfere with the
harvest.
Some of the principal streets are being
graded.
Some of the sidewalks are regarded as
limb breakers.
The weeds are growing, and the sun
flower is blooming.
The Board of County Commissioners is
in session this week.
VIM. Hargis has Withdrawn from the
r. r. Company.
Rev. Frank Rist returned Monday
evening to his home in Dallas City, Ill.
A. Pribble has been appointed post
master at Montezuma Gray county.
Srvaor Rrothors have x,,rchaaed an |
aermoter to be placed on their farm.
Lewis C. Smith, Of the Santa Fe, has
gone on q vacation to his former home in
Indiana.
Did you hear the double clap Of thunder
wednesday morning. 1t was Fourth
Of July awakening.
Heavy rains are reported in the vicin-
in Of Denver. Rains have fallen al
along the Colorado line.
Miss Mable Tate entertained her young
friends Tuesday evening, the occasion
being her 18th birthday.
The Eastern Star held Fourth Of July
picnic in Collars grove. None but
members and their families were present.
Geo. Tobias Is acting - hostler during
the absence Of John Balch who has gone
70 Chingo to celebrate To Nations birth.
daY. |
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Some of the principal streets are being
graded.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

The rains will likely interfere with the
harvest.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

John H. Churchill was in Topeka this
week.
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Mems Fine. English
andDOmestic Worst
ed and Cassimeres.
MEMS CUTA-
WAY SUITS.

Just Half Price.
$1,000 Getaway Suits for 5000
400 Getaway Suits for 700
1900 Cutaway Suits for $50
1900 Getaway Suits for 900
1000 GETAWAY Suits for 1000
$500 Getaway Suits for 1850
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M EMS SACK
SUITS.

s $50 Sack Suits for 3.7S
$50 Sack Suits for $50
1000 Sack Suits for $50
1900 Sack Suits for 500
1900 Sack Suits for $50
1900 Sack Suits for 100
100 Sack Suits for l,.5O
1900 Sack Suits for 400
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

Ben Lampe spent the 4th in Speare-
Vile
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Passenger business in and out of Kan.
sas City in all directions is booming, SAYS
the Star.
A fine rain fell Wednesday morning,
between 3 and O'Clock. Observer Todd
reports the rainfall .46 of an inch.
The Topeka Breeze says Kansas is 60
ing to boom again soon. The Breeze is
zepher and it knows when the breeze
is coming again.
w. 9. Shinn left Wednesday evening
for Fairbank, Arizona, where he will re-
main during the summer months for the
benefit of his health.
While working under an engine last
Monday night Frank Doty received a
severe blow on the right shoulder, which
will disable him for some time.
Max Gluck, of Otto Young & Co.
wholesale jewelers. of Chicago, was visit
ing his parents in Dodge last week. Max
was formerly resident of Dodge.
Mrs. John Schmid and son Herman and
Miss Georgia Robinson of Kansas City,
are visiting Mrs. Gertrude Warren and
Mrs. G. T. Hinkel of our city.
E. r. Garland has sold his hardware
stock to the Zimmerman hardware COM
pany, and goes to LasAnimas Colo,
where he is engaged in a drug store.
Col. r. J. Hardesty returned Wednes-
day evening from New Mexico, where he |
has been for several weeks past, looking
after his cattle interests in that territory. |
The mother and brother Of j. K. Sayre |
arrived Wednesday morning from Iowa.
Mrs. ]. X. Sayre gave birth to . boy on
Wednesday morning. Some Joy is min
gled with affection.
John FL. Churchill has been appointed
BY Governor Morrill, one of the delegates
to represent western Kansas in the Irri-
cation congress to be held in Albuqaer-
c,,o &, Cnntoo,Ior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20
ABour PEopLN.
stranger. in the cur aud Wheeling FOlk'
Abroad,

strangers In the CIR aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. Scott Jones, Of Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday.
S. Curtis Moore, OF Proctor, registered
at tho slamm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hamilton have re-
turned from Cambridgeboro Springs.
A. G. Long, OF ParkersburG, was
among last evenings arrivals at the
Slamm.
G. W. Stocking and Robert McCombsr
we'll known SlStersviIIO people, are
guests at the stamm.
Constable Dominick Morris has re-
turned from an enjoyable trip out in the
interior Of the state, where he Is almost
az we'll known as in the city.
Willis Smith came home yesterday
from the camp OF the Yacht am RhOin
fishing club. At NuEum'S mills. lie says
the boys are having great time.
Miss Mary wilhelm, Of sixteenth
street, has just returned from two
weeks tour among the Maryland and
West Virginia mountain resottL
Mrs. H. L. Wilkinson and children
have gone TO visit her fathers family at
GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Wilkinson accompan.
led them there Sunday and returned
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Grow and wife (nCc Miss
slell) have returned from their wedding
trip 10 Japan, aud are visiting Mrs
Crews father on Fifteenth street, They
will reside in Pittsburgh.
will Terrill, OF North Wheeling, &C.
companied by his sister, Miss Mollie.
left on their wheels yesterday morning
for tour in Ohio. their destination DO.
ing Cincinnati. Miss 'lerrill is one Of
the most expert wheslwomcn in the
city.
George A. Kaiser leaves tonight with
the Knights TempiAr for Boston. While
at "lhe Hub" no will contest with Bar.
ker, the champion checker PLAYER Of the
United States. His local admirers and
the other members Of tho big Four"
hope no will make a creditable show.
inU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

Yesterday mornlngat an early hour
.sysrything was life on the MoundsVille
camp ground, for the last day OF the
meeting hod come, and many were anx
ious to get started home as early az pos
slbls, some even leaving on the early
morning train. The clOslng service was
set for $3.50 a. NJ, aud promptly on time
gOodly crowd assembled, and Rev. g.
W. Grimes, tho president Of the as'ocla'
tlOu and the director Of the entire
meeting was the leader.
Just before the exercises hsgan' the
children, he AIDED by their leaders, Mira
Calvert and Miss Annie Policy, marched
into the auditoriumin a body and seat
ed themselves just In the rear Of the
congregation. Tho frat speaker was
the leader, MI. Grimes, who thanked all
who had alAisled in the work Of tue
meeting. He spoke very teeIlnGly,
being moved TO tears ~ he babe a''
Many Others followed, teSsiIyinC to
the great blessing this meeting had been
10 them. Mr.. Alfred Games says
that he has attended every campmeesl'
ing ever held on these grounds, al'
though there was campmeeting held
near the site OF thii one quite a number
Of years, before this one was started.
Mr.. James W. Bodley stated that he had
been attending these meetings almost
as long as he could remember and they
get better and better. A number tesu-
fsd that this was the best one they ever
attended. The services closed at noon
by singing, "We'll never say goodbye
in HeGVeu," and ageueral hand shake.
The results OF the meeting are the con-
version Of nearly 100 souls and Rgreas
upliit TO every Christian in attendance.
There were eighteen West Virginia
Methodist ministers present, aud sever
nj from other churches, while Bishop
MallaliOu, DrS, Canoe and Spencer all
preached great sermons;
The camp ground will be greatly I'M
proved the coming year, while the cleo.
tric motor connecting Wheeling and
Moundsyille will have a station at the
gate, and trains running every hour dur
ing the entire season will make the
grounds q place to DO sought after much
more than now as q summer resort.
The expenses OF the meeting will be
moro than met by the gate receipts, and
although there may not be so much as
hoped for to pay on the debt, It is very
satisfactory to know that the debt has
not been increased.
The success Of the meeting was large
lydue to the untiriug energy and labors
Of Rev. G. W. Grimes.
Tho best OF feeling prevailed through
out the meeting among both preacher!
and lRymen, which cannot be said Of
many former meetings. 1t was cam
paIgn for souls from beginning to end,
ard the workers have their reward.
A gOodly number OF families will re-
main for two or three weeks yet, and a
few longera,ill.
Rev. F. n. Lynch left yesterday for
Tunnelton, to assist Rev. D. L. Ash in
his district camp meeting now In pro-
RreSs at that place. lie remains dur.
ing the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

Ex.staie Senator d. A. Dorsey, Of
Moundsvillc, was in the city yesterday
circulating petitions asking Governor
MacCorklu to pardon Ion Keller and
Harry Christie, the two men now Iory.
ing n lilo term In the poniteniiarv under
the conviction Of the murder oil Officer
JoO Glenn, OF this city. Mr.. Dorsey
was accompanied by Mr.. ]. A. FilRn,
who was n member Of the Jury which
convicted tho mon, bnt ho says the yer.
dict was rather compromise on his
part with jurors who wanted to hang
the prisoners. Five oi tho jurors signed
the petition. Mr.. Dorsey expects 10
leave for Charleston this evening with
the papers, which include boSidea tho
petitions aiIidavits Ms to tho presence Of
tho two mon at other places when the
cFiriO OF which they wore found guilty
was committed.
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the JusrIoEs, COURTS.
ASumbsr of Interesting Gases Ysstsrdu
and Lnat Night

ASumbsr Of Interesting Cases Yesterday
and LnGt Night
In Squire Gillespy'S court last night
Louisa Taylor, cOlOrOd, was fined 81 aud
costs for protauO swearing The office
was crowded with witnesses and spectu,
tors.
Before the same justice Mike Hromudo
was fined IS and cost, each on three
cases OF assault on Andrea FaIekas.
Jonn Robrecht was accused OF profRns
swearing, aud the case was set for 10
n. IN. to-day. John r. Cline was arrested
on two charges Of asIaultinG his wife,
Ida, aud also on peace warrant. The
hearing was set for 1880 this evening.
In Squire Fiizpairick's court tho case
Of Jennie MGWhortsr. charged with EN-.
bezzling Sl2, was tried. and she waS
found not guilty and discharged.
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THE nI.MKrAILlo LEAGuE
Holds Its Opening Session at san Fran
OiSrO, California.

Holds Its Opening Session at San Fran
OisrO, California.
SAN FRANcIsco, August la.-Tho
American Bi.metallic League held it's
opening session this afternoon. The
aSsemblage is called the Non-ParIisNn
Silver Convention. IT. objects arc to
sing the praises of the white metals and
to take such concerted measures as shall
produce united aud elective interest in
its behalf. Oi the $40 members OF the
convention, over 600 are present. The
business OF organizing occupied the at
lentinn Of the convention.
After tho opening address by Chair'
man q. W. Baker, in which no well
colusd the workiugmen present, but
latn0uteh the absence OF bankers and
bOndholders, the usual committees were
appointed. q, U. PoWening a Reno ed.
iior, was introduced as tile old war
horse Of silver, and made an address in
which he said that Nevada would never
support au anti.,ilver candidate ior
president. Alter completing the work
OF an organization tho convention adj
jOurned until morning.
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JUDGE COCHRAN BUYS

The soath Pennsylvania 4 Ohio Right OF
way-A New CoppanJ.
At Steubenvitle yesterday the right oil
way Of the South ronnsylvania & Ohio
railroad, through tho southern part Of
Jefferson aud Harrison counties, Ohio,
was sold by the sheriff, in pursuance Of
the order 10 the case OF K H. Cochran
Va. the Cleveland & Wheeling railway,
10 X. II. Cochran for sl2,lO0 The ap.
praised price was $4,000. 1t is given
out that new company will BIO formed
at once to build the road in the near
future. Among those in attendance at
the sale were John W. WardWsll, OF
Cleveland, the receiver Of the Cleveland
& Wheeling railway; K. II. Cochran, OF
Toledo; J. II. Dempsey, OF Cleveland.
and Col. l. W. Sutherland, tho we'll
known promoter oil railway enter.
prises.
The line strikes tho Wheeling Lake
Erie road in Harrison county. and par.
allelI it down Short creek valley TO the
river aud thence TO Martins Ferry.
Considerable grading has already bssu
done. 1t Is IurmiIed that this limo
may form connecting link between tho
now railroad from ConnsliGvills to
Wheeling aud the G., q. & s., which
would give direct road from the Penn.
syivania coal aud coke region TO Lake
Erie, via Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-20

Al Versailles, ILL.,, feature Of tho an.
nual fair was to have bosn n fox chase,
but when tbs fox saw tho preparations
to use him for tho amusement Of tho
crowd, no jumped fence and hung
himself. Tho fox chase on tho State
Fair grounds last Saturday turned out
much more luckily. lhiA iox enjoyed
tho sport, apparently. This fox got
away from tic dogs, but yesterday II
came back again aud a 10! Of boys cap.
tnfoI IT, It will be In tho chase 10 bo
given At tho shnlo place about tic
second wook In September.
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Sam Taylor. a colorOd man, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Walker for raising a row at tho st.
Charles hotel. He was released on
depositing cash 10 cover his fine. as hA
had charge Of pomO horses and was on
his way to tho New MarlinByille races,
William Stanard was arrested by tile
same Off or last night. accused Of strik'
ing his wife. She sworo out the war
rant.
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LOCAL BEEvlTIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
tue CITY.

Matters Of Minor Mnment IN hhu Apous
tue CITY,
RIVER Watsrmslons are very plenty
now, and are retailing at from D to 10
cents. They are good melons at that
TuE seVuin Business College has re-
moved from 81 Seventeenth street 10 No.
80 Fourteenth street (Pollock'a new
building),
THE Fetts bowling alleys on tho
South Side are being re6tted and i'm,
proved ready for the coming iSlI anu
winter season Of bowling
THg Wheeling Electrical company IL
putting up some very ane new poles IN
placs Of liz old and unattracliVo poles,
The new ones are much higher, also.
WoRp was received from ParkCF'bnTO
Yesterday that no man answering
Harry, alias poodle" Prices deserip'
ton had been killed there, but that a
man was run over aud killed at FTlenu'
ly who might be no.
Tue flrmof Barnes & McGregor, deal
ers In uusensware, etc., has been dis
solved and the business will hereafter
be carried on by II. I, MCGreRoF y 20.
Mr.. McGrOgor and his new associates
have had charge Of tho business right
along.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing Frank Coyla and ANDY Haight'
charged with fighting, were sent to the
hill, aud one yag aud ono man charged
with indecenCy accompanied them
Two cases were dismissed and two
prisoners paid their fines,
THERE arrived in the city early last
evening four as fus latest pattern yeSll'
bnle slespers as were ever brought to
Wheeling, to be used for tho grad sx'
cursion over the Wheeling K Lake Erie
railway to Boston, leaving hero at $
o'clock sharp this evening. The cars
will all bo decorated to-day and will be
open Tor the inspection Of the public.
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Pilnburg!l-Rivor . ioot . inches and
falling at tic dam, Weather clOGr aud
pleasant
Greonsboro-Rivor foot inches and
falling Weather fair and cooler.
Warron-Hivor sevon.tonths Of foot
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
sleubonvillo-Riyor feet aud falling.
Weather ClOnr and warm.
Oil CITY River 0 inches and falling.
Weather CiOaf and pleasant
MofganloWn-RlvBr foot and sta.
tionary. Weather clcnr and warm.