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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
NOW CLOSE EARLY,
Merchants of This city Inaugurated
New Hours Monday Night.

The early closing movement among
the merchants of this CITY was begun
Monday evening, when all the places
of business closed at the hours agreed.
The town looked very quiet with no
stores open except ths drug and con-
confectionery establishments, but the
people will soon become accustomed to
this. One of the North Queen street
clothing merchants hesitated when the
closing hour came Monday, and for
a few minutes it looked as if he in
tended to ignore the movement. but
his neiehboring compatriots got after
him in a mild way. and he finally
took in his sidewalk display and closed
his doors. The grocery stores will
close at ami the Others at O'Clock.
Following is the list of those who
signed the agreement;
Dry Goods-H. G. Gorsuch, p. E.
Deatrick, and Co. Frank :. Emn ert,
%. f. Gibbs, G.. NJ. Hoke and Co.,
James B. Fisher, George Katz, ].
Fine, B. Lipsie, J. H. Hobbs, ir.. t.
L. Cline.
Clothlng-E. n. Fiery, J. F. ThomD-
son and Brother, Hub clothing house.
James f. Geyer, M. G. Tabler, Wolf
Ki-s~n.
Merchant Taylors-M L. Dorm. S.
p. Farhnev.
Boots and shoes Charles E. Thomp-
son and Co.. ]. B. Minghinni. John
Lyons. S. V. Fiery.
Jewelers-W. l.. Jones and Il. f.
Smurr.
Hardware-H. 5. Cushwa. II. l.. Doll
and Co. c. G.. Cushwa.
Book stcres-M 5. Burdette and c.
H. Quenzel.
Furniture-P. Nicklae, Brother and
CO.. l.. Kogelschatz, j William Mil
Ter.
Grocers-F. A. Minor, A. f Bent2.
". +. Rockwell, L yoegle, j. II.
Mvo-s. Spillman Brothers. L. E. Bentz,
D. ". Rodrick, Little Brothers, Ii.
D. Homer. J. f. Wellinger and Co.,
W. L. Scruggs, a. S. Watson.
Tin stores-E. r.. Fisher.
Millinerv-Mrs. j. B. Dyche and
sisters
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
ELECTION MONDAY NIGHT
For Two Elders and Two ne"eo"s for
Christ Reformed Church.

An election for two elders and two
deacons of Christ Reformed church
was held in tine chapel last Monday
and was one of the LARGEST elections
that has been lield in-the church for a
number of wears. The polls Were open
from to 30 o'clock and during that
time a large number Of votes were
roiled, the members of the congtega
sion seeming to take great interest
in the voting 70. their fayorites At
the appointed time number We in
waiting to cast their ballot. which bad
bcea specially prepared Tor tine oeca-
sion.
There were four candidates for each
office two of each to be elected. The
successful candidates were d. M. Kill
mer and A. Kogleschatz, elders; John
f. Roberts and u. W. SNYDER, jr.. dea-
cons. The successful candidate were
elected by a large majority.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
~EcIahTEam.

& TIE special term of Giruuif CoIrt
was, convened Friday atAp~Froon. it
had been expected thut issocee ,!iags
for tile condemnation Of rSae springs
anR land tsobe used'in tiaesc@nstrucsi
of aie new water systen woald b04an-
stimted, hut the attorneys who Nave
charge of taie master fer the city we're
nee ready to proceeG. aaad the case
WAS not brought mp.
A decree of Observation-Disclosures enter
eti in each of the following cases:
Daniel Emerson VS. Elizabethi Elmer
son.
Evans executor vs. Moses Volga-
mott.
Sarah Aikens VS.. Anna Dehsven..
Crawford Bros. VS.. James W.. Rob-
inson ct al
Court was then adjourned.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
ELECTS A PRESIDENT.
ma. l.. new. GERHARDT AT THE
HEAD OF CITY BAND.
Regular weekly Concerts VIII Begin IN
"A short Time Additional Eawip-
ment Needed.

The members Of the CITY band held
al important meeting at their room
Monday. 1t was regular practice
evening. and nearly all tie members
OF the organization were present. The
question Of the admission OF several
new members was brought up, and at
4, understood that there will be ac-
cessions to the membership in short
time. The office of president, which
has been vacant for some time, was
filled by the election Of Mr.. L.. Dew.
Gerhardt. who is splendid man for
the place He is a thorough musician
aud an enthusiastic supporter OF the
CITY band, and may be depended upon
to do all he can TO advance the in
terests of the organization. The band
is rapidly getting into form under
tire direction OF Mr.. Akeley, who has
proved himself trained and capable
man The regular summer concerts,
which have been enjoyed bv so many
of the music-lo loving people of the city,
and which have attracted many Wis
itors to this place. will begin in about
two weeks. The completion Of the
band stand is now awaited, but il it
is delayed for any considerable length
Of time the concerts will be given
from the balcony of the Berkeley ho-
tel. The annual picnic of the band
will be held at Pen-Mar on Friday.
July "a.
In speaking of tho affairs OF 1.-THE
band, Mr.. Gerhardt this morning said
that il was greatly in need OF fatigue
coats and caps. and that some public
spirited man or men could make de-
cided hit with the members by SUD-
plying the article. The cost would
not be great, and this addition to the
equipment would put the organization
in first-class shape.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
SUNDAY EXCURSION,
Baltimore a. Ohio wan Sell Tickets to
Cumberland and Return June7.

Another Sunday excursion over the
B.& 0. will be run from Baltimore to
Martinsburg and Cumberland on June
:. The train will arrive at Martins
burg at 10 :05 a. m. and at Cumber-
land at IL o'clock. Tickets will be
sold from this city to Cumberland and
return for 81. The excursionists will
be hauled in special train, which
will leave Cumberland on the return
trip at p. m. and arrive in Martius-
burg at O'Clock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
YOUNG CHAPMAN LOCATED.
Gets work ON stesaucr fn Baltimore .nd
Cro,sev the Ocean I'm search OF


J. Marshall Chapman, the 14-year-
old son of Mr.. aud Mrs. }. ". Chap.
mln. Of West Virginia avenue, whose
mysterious disappearance from Lis
home five weeks ago has so worried
his parents, has been located. An ac-
count of the lads disappearance was
contained in The Evening World shout
four weeks ago, since which time the
parents of che boy saye been patieatly
awaiting some word FROM him. 1t
came Monday. in the shape ola let
ter from Glasgow, Scotland, 400
miles away from the toy'sshorne.
He said that he boarded "a freight
tt ain here the evening lie left home
ard went to- Baltimore. Arriving there
he searched for emplovnent and Sc
cured it on a tramp steamer going
across the Atlantic ocean, He was II
DAYS on the trip over, and, although
only l't years old. was paid S6c for his
work daring that time. Els reports
that he. will return 10 America shortly
and 90 to work in Phila defphia, of--
terward returning to- his hon0e here.
The bow & letter hHs relieved the anx7-
ETY. of his PARENTS somewhat, as they
now know where he is. For clad OF
his tender years he certainly display 4
ed nerve IN thus running away and
going to sea. but 1T Is to be- hoped
that his example Will not be sbiowed
by other lads until they at least at 1
tain to more mature years. They
might not be SO fortunate as. young
CHAPMAN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
ACQUITTED OF SERIOUS CHARGE.
Two Men Accused of Arson Dismissed
at winchester.

Indictments for robbery and arson
agai lst ex- Mayor David L Edmond
sou. George Wiley and Mrs. Lucy
Maltesta were dismissed in the County
Court at Winchester Monday, thus
ending a sensational case.
Albert Rhodes had confe ssed that the
prisoners and he were in conspiracy
to loot stores in Middletown and set
valuable business property on fire III
two fires last winter over $50, 600 in
property was DESTROYED, among it be-
ing Edmondson's undertaking estab-
lishment. Stolen goods were found in
willey's house, where Rhodes lived
but at subsequent trial of EdmondsoH
no evidence to connect the prisoners
with the fires or robberies was ad.
duced, and he was acquitted.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
MARRIED IN OHIO.
Former Resident of Martinsburg

At Alliance, Ohio on Wednesday.
Nav 20, occurred the marriage of Mr..
C. e. Harrington. formerly of this CITY
but now located at that place, and
Miss Mary Hagerman, Of Alliance.
The groom is well-known in Martins
burg and was formerly foreman of the
composing room of The Evening
World. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. s. Harrington, of North High
street, this city He is employed by
the Scranton Printing company of Al
lance, and the bride was also employ
ed the re before their marriage.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lane back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troa-
bleS and Bright Disease, which is tfsworst
form Of kidney trouble. a
Dr. Kilmer' s. Swamp-Root IS not rec
commended for everything but if you havekid-
ney, liver or bladder trouble it viii be found
just theremedy you mead lthas been tested
IN so many ways in hospital work, in private
practice among the helpless too poor to rur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers OF shis paper
who have not already triet 4, may have a.
sample bottle sent nee by mail, aIsoa book.
telling more about .swamp-Root and how to-
find out ifyou have Kidney or bladdertrouble..
When writing nenticnreadaug this generous
offer in thsspaper and
send your address TO sgsfrssk Z, ss:ssls
DR.. Rilmer 6Co. Bin4 fss 1890
hartcn, NJ. Y. Tlfe IL slI s1s1 ~ T.
regular fifty Gent and H6ns OF Swan srRoos
aollassizes arg sold by all gSad drugglsss.s
DOM make any mistake, but remember the name,
awamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's ~wamD Root. and the
Sddress. Bngham,on, N. y, on every bottle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
HAD ENJOYABLE TINE.
at Chxist Reformed
church Attended by Large Crowd.

The entertainment iii the lecture room
of Christ Reformed church last FRIDAY
night under the auspices of the Friend
ship Circle was gratifying success,
both financially and socially. The
room was very prettilv decorated with
bunting and flags. The humorous
readings and recitations by Rev. G.
G.. Everhart. of HarrisonburR, Va.
were splendid and greatly enjoyed by
the audience. There was large crowd
present and the occasion was thorough
Ily enjoyable. Refreshments were
served.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06

cures made by DR..
Kilmers Swamp Root.
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the great medi-
caftnumph Of the nine
teenGh century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blzd-
r;ey exre%fo iief ar6 u
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
art:| BALTIMORE & Ono
RAILROAD.
u eject May u, 1909.
WEST BOUND.
TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG.

| No, IS daily at II 7Jp. m. for Cincinnati, Louie
vile, S Lonis Connects for Berkeley Springs ana
RomSsy except SUNDAYS. Al Grafton for Wheeling
daily.
No. $ daily at l2 g p n. Tor Pi,tsburg and Chi
Eo: sas1sy at . 70 p n. for wheeling, Columbus
Nc dairy a II p m. aor Cincssnat, LouisvllIs,
Sundays.
Ne dairy 3l7am fsr cineifsati, Louisville
No. 9daiiy al m ics- PittsBusg and cIevs-
land.
No. I3sdaiiy sxeept Sundays at 8 asa m for cnn
berlanf and Intermediate stations. snnects fos
Berhelsy 15prings.
EAST BOUND.
No IcsiniIy % ,Ts m Tor Washington .so Balti
more.
Philadelphia and asw York. Cosaects for Frederick
except St ndAy.
No. daily at 10 eaa % for Washington. Baltimore
Pniladelphis and New York. Coisrects for Lexing-
scn, Va, ard Hage-st wa except Sunday and Fred
eTich daily.
No daitts at 70 % q m Tor " ashingtor, BaIt,-
nasse, Philadelphia sad New York.
No. daily sta 81 pm for Washn sson, baltimore
Philadelphia .sad New Yors.
z&0. <6 daily at 8 "A D NJ for Warrington, Batu
NOSE, Phiade sSia and sew York.
No. II daily "Du4uesne LimiieP at II Al esD
Tor W Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
No, 10 daily except s.ndass at IA * for Fredcfics.
Basncre, and aafi6tesmediape stations old line
No. ~ daily except Sts1cays at 70 for Washing
ton AID BsstImore d all intermediary stations.
CONTESTS for Hagsrstown and Frederick
Express trains - vestf Snled and illuminate ai'k
e. $. SIMS, Gene7stafassger,
Baltimore, Mus
d: y; MARTIN, tssgr., Pas. Traffic, Bslto., Md
Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06

Ttains Nos>l, dapo run, daily betwe n Hagers.
townand Harrisburg
@Daily.
Daily EXCEPT Srnday.
Il A. RI9DaE, W. CAM, CIV. MARTIN
Genl Pass. Agt Agent Supt..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
DECORATED THE GRAVES
Lincoln Post, G. A. R. Holds APP
propriate Services.
PARADE OF SECRET ORDERS
Services in The Cmetery We're Solemn and
Impressive How the DAY Was
Observed Here.

Decoration day was observed IN
this CITY in manner eminentlv be
fitting tho occasion, and il was one
of the most successful Memorial dav
celebrations held here in recent years
The day dawned with q cloudy sky
and promise of rain, but in a short
time the weather cleared awav nice.
IL aud left an ideal dav, albeit tri-
file cool
The people were early astir. the
streets presenting an animated appear
ance. MANY people came in from
nearby points, the fact that it was
Saturday and the regular shopping
day of the country folks helping to
bring many visitors to the city To
witness the ceremonies. A number o.
people made an early start for Antic
tam to witness the program at that
place. while some went to the river to
spend the day along the water in fish
ing and pleasure. All the schools
were closed as were the postoffice,
the public library, the banks. and a
few of the minor places of business.
There was no general suspension of
business, however, on the part OF the
merchants. it being Saturday and their
best day. Everything was in readiness
at | 80 O'Clock, tbs time for the par
aie to form, and the organizations
which took part in the ceremonies be-
gan to file SLOWLY through the streets
to the meeting point. Comrey's band
was the first musical organization to
appear. swinging mp the street to the
strains of an inspiring march and
baltipg at the market house. This
hand headed the procession and did
srlendid work throughout. The City
Band made its first public appearance
uneer the direction of Mr.. Akeley, and
lis plaving was the subject of much
favorable comment. 1t showed much
of it's former skill, the hand of its new
director being visible i'll everv selec-
ton.
The procession to the cemeteries
move promptly at O'Clock. going on
South Queen street to Norbourne Gem
etery, where the ceremony of PLACING
flowers ON the graves of the dead sol
diers was held. Returning to the mar
ket house a halt was made for tn
flowers intended for the graves il
Green Hill cemetery. The procession
was made as follows:
r,rpc,r, fNrx-rC,IDNr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
w1RsTESN MAxyLArD' RAILROAD


EA{ hoA TENN tAASef l<fafsD N4fALNJAD
TsKrnE Effect sasfasS -seps. zsths ts0x
WORCESTERSHIRE BALTIMORE.
leave Hassrstown ss'7 ozsa. M. 10 p. m
~ Iop m.
.Arnve ar ETsgerstov.sr 37ans', u o5 end 90
p.
.Fast Mssi tg,e only suhdayysfaif!.
Connection NJ Highh sd for Ssettysb Hanover
Spring Cross, York, Eastern Extension and poipts
on Baltimore and Harrissutg DFsisions
HAss8ss,owN xaD CHERRY RUN.
lesse Hagsrsrswn at ssSA Ta., ia1o p. m md
3 o5 y m.
Arrise'at' tsxEevsown sysos a nj, 10 IL a. 'is
s 40 p
BAGBxsro~y asssb cBAa8ERssuRG'
leave II asastoya at 2o.s. m. and ii o5 a. m aAc
Arrive ct Haasrscnwn alaea ostP, m ande5 10
~ m.
HnaBsaxorwN AND sHIPF EsssBUR0.
fea,s-4fageastown at ss5 and 90 ?. mss.
Arrive at Hageraown "a or a n. and ; 10 ?. e
VIA cur OFF. HAaERsT0wN SOD AatRERsBURa
Leave Hacerssowa at , sop. M Arrive at 40
m mailing connection With B. q ). V. X. X.
Ouinsopa to and from Baltimore.
1hes trans wall snn daiivexcept Sunday.
The Fastkfail FROM Baanore arriving at Hagersts-
town as47 40 a. and Leaving foi baltimore at "a
%. M, bsing dna5.
For frederick leave Hagssstown al OF a. m and
q Ia D. m Inrnediate coiascson atsBrueetosn.
D. H. GRISwOLD, G. P. A..
r. S. EANDSyREET, v. n
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
DO You GET UP
WITH LAME BACK !?
Kidney Trouble MAKES You MIserasIs.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 70 know Of the wonderful
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06

Trains Mes, ?, 8 and ZIG aEsn. daily between Ha
gerasown and Harrisburg.
a" Daily
Il Daily axoaEa Sunday
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06
FIRST DIVISION.


Comrev's Concert band.
Company E, First Regiment West Yir-
ginia National guard
Junior Order United American
Mechanics.
knights of Pythias.
Improved Order Of Red Men,
SECOND DIVISION.
City Band,
Martinsburg Tire Department.
Improved order Odd Fellows.
srcr,.e~s - 40 Grand Asmv OF tic
Republic.
The Officers of the parade were
Chief Marshal-Col Paul Strausner.
Assistant Marshal-Capt. Samuel B.
Sigler.
Aide to Chief Marshal-First Lieut..
G. L. McGinnis.
When the parade reached the gates
OF Green Hill the various organizations
fled slowly through and opened mp a
long lane for the grizzled old warriors
who brought up The rear of the pro-
eessfon. with bowed and uncovered
heads they stood while Il veterans OF
the great conflict marched SLOWLY
through the long lines, the 'htv Band
renderiuu beautifully the dirge, Flee
as Bird. " 1t was a solemn and i'm
pressive moment. anu the vast throng
instinctivelv uncovered and stood 81
lent as the bent al d weary forms OF
the old soldiers fled slowly away 10
the graves of their dead comrades with
the flowers of remembrance IN theii
hands. One by one the graves were
decorated and the old soldiers and the
crowd returned to the rostrum where
the orations of the day were delivered
The speakers were Hou S G. eros
and Mayor George +. Evaas. The
delivered eloquent and patriotic ora
tions, and were listened to With tin
closest attention throughout by tn
large crowd. The orations concludes
she more formal part of the exercises
although the crowd did NOT leaye tn
cemetery until toward evening,
Several of the orders decorated til
graves OF their deceased members, AM
the graves Of many pcivate citizen
were remembered by living friend
with decorations of flowers. The CEN
eterv presented beautiful appearance
with its touches of color in the settin
of green and MANY people RENAME
until late IN the afternoon viewing tn
decorations. The day was brought
4 close by heavy downpour of rain
even the heavens seeming to wee
with sympathy for the heroic dead.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-06

Don't make any mistake. but remember the name,
awamp Root DR.. Kilmer's ~wamD Root. ami the
Sddress. Bingham,on, N. y, on every bottle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-10
Edyvardsyillc Notes.

Ruth. daughter Of Deputy County Treasurer
J4nh T Ietnefinston, slipped and fell last evening
az their home in buchanan street. The mallei
she was CARRYING braced against the ground Ms
she feil and the other end driven into her
cheek, causing painful wound.
Guy Collins. eldest son o; William Collins OF
Webster, Mo-. and former resident OF Edwards
vile, died Saturday in California The young
to Arizona and then to the. Pacific Slope in the
to Nebraska for internent.
The Reverend 8. d. Samuelson of Upper AL
missionary, work. will occupy the pulpit OF the
First Baptist Church in Edwardsviile Sunday.
The Trades and Labor Assembly has installed
officers; The new president is W. U; Nicodemus.
,-Norvell Woodward was held for the Grand
Jury by Justice Breese Glass on q charge Of OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses.
-1Shernan S. Slick. a representative Of the
gmi,ed states At; Census Office at Washington Is
Is coming the books in the County Clerks and
county Treasurers offices for data concerning
the cost OF collecting money for public purposes.
st. Louis and Suburban Electric Railway Conn
pany, was an Edwardsville visitor yesterday.
Mr. Thomas Is popuarizing the latest plan Of
the company for summer excursions. On every
fare q coupon. which Is accepted In lieu Of faro
on the return trip. so that travel anywhere on
bridge is half fare from noon to midnight on
each Tuesday in the summer.
Thomas Barnett died yesterday at his home In
kdwardsville. aged rs years
,,-Ags G,MaIriags licenses were issued yesterday in
ssouifye L XVI and Martha a bHo,,a,ann ls
IS St Joseph. Mo and Gaays Smith, dTsen
Cook. 81. both Of Granite: Harry W. johnson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-10

| mond Hornsr arrived from Lou,syilIs at q noon
with toy Of coal and If iron H., shs returned to to
ana St on ,ns F. tn. John R'ex %e %oSd .vsd
! from LouisyiIe az 2. m. with tow Of coal
The The CITY city Of savannah arrived from, Ii. Tsn-
H.ss.s fiz.r za, at n D. m. and departed for St
1871 feet on the gauge. fall Of 8 In tn. last "a
Arkansas River with good trip. Receipts by
river to-day wers II bales cotton and lii sacks
pany's steamer Lucille Noslsnd. Captain E, A.
stanneld. from tnis place. bouad f2r Pine Bluff.
fend.ton Ilanalnr IS Iniles above n. mouth Of
the Arkansas River ana q sank n 1 .seS Q, asd ass
at 81. 90. and is insured in Wexford Agency OK
this place.
Ss Weather rs clear es and i'v Warner Mereury s The
fls" Hdisa lr6a hias R:osf Z snf OUT The .'?H ToHE
be ser name ~, hersSfteT ss R6c w 9s psaa tha
ways. whers she has been undergoing @ repairs; i1;
fC scrson s sS,h Sse,s shs dn se m ono sef T s
years tho Young in the Burlington-Muscs-
tine Davenport trade.
evening at o'ciocK igi. weather. clear lea. and tn.
warm. The Dck Fowief cleared red, on --ii time ioE
p. m from Evansviiie The Savannah arrived at
Se T5eH fG the alfVed from S the s River
last night. Business good on wharf
ye;hgr Miss Jry Ths Tbs ssass ss so.eph .enisa. al
T. q
rived from Natchez to ply IN the place OF .ne
.r;.l weeks while the Belle OF the Bends is sent
to Mound City 10 be painted and repaired. me
Senator Cordi1 IA due. The Elk arrived. Shghs
rain fell this afternoon.
Crystal City Mo. July s.-The gauge reads
f5 feet and stationary. Boats up: Coiumsoi5aS, s5S
10 %. m: Chester. a. m: Cape Girarusau S.sg
a m: General Casey and tow. D. m weather
clear and warm.
Cape G!rardeau. Mo-. July s.-Ths City Of Mem
The Exporter up p. m. The Lotus Sims due up
RIver falling weather clear and hot
Grand Tower Ill. July s:-Andsrson working
up Muddy River to-day. City OF Memphis down
at D m The gauge reads lI.S feet, and falling.
Weather. clear and hot
Chester, Ill, July e.-Gauge AS and on a stand
weather fair ana warm Chester up last D.
m city OF Memphis down a m Lotus sims
duo w.
81. paul. Mimi. July s.-steaner Quincy ar
rived at D. N. and departed at D. n. to-day
for St. Louis
Louisville. Ey July s.-River milling: IN canal
SIS: on falls as: below locks 122 Clear and hot
Evansville. Ind. July s.-River falling. Il.
Clear and warmer.
Pittsburg Pa July s.-Riv.r s.s feet, falling.
Clear and hot.
wheeling. w. Va. July s.-River 5 fee. 4 inches.
Clear and hot.
Cincinnati O.. July s.-River Ia. Fair: warm.
Steamer Chester.
a.oo round trip to Cape Girardeau, Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays at p. m.