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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23

THE PEACH BORON ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the Peach Bottom and York Railroad were
at work this week dwelling the graded track
from Delta to Peach Bottom, preparatory to
laying the rails. This branch will be an import
tant feeder to the Baltimore and Delta Railroad,
which should have joint interest in it with
the York and Peach Bottom road
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23
TcEoREAnPARI"RsI IN BEL AIR.
AT MRS. TRICKS, MAIN STREET

AT MRS. TRICKS, MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE j. G. ROTSE'S STORE.
u. =. HOLLINGSWORTHS
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM
from Rochelle Dairy. will be served fresh daily
Attentive walters will always be present to wait
on customers with the iced refreshment. or take
orders for delivery to the citizens of Bel Air and
vicinity. Orders for Sunday delivery must be re-
ceived on Saturday. Telephone from Bel Air.
my19tf
EXAMINERS' NOTICE.-The undersigned
IL Examiners, appointed by the County Com
mssoners of Hartford county, to locate Il public
road in the Fourth district, beginning at the top
of Hopes Hill, and running thence through the
lands of VIM b. Gross, VIM. A. Hope, Nicholas
Hutchins and Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson until 1t in
tcrsects the public road leading from Monkton to
Taylor Z. o.. hereby give notice that they will
meet on the ground, on TU ESDAH, July 18th,
1892 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose above
designated. IACHARlAH AMOS,
JOHN II. CATHCART,
THOS. L. CATHCART.
l6je Examiners.
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Hon. Henry D.Farnandis has been conHred
to his bed for several days, this week, by sick
ness. He was better yesterday, but is yet nm.
able to attend to business.
lit is stated that as soon as the new national
bank is established in Bel Aira can making and
box making factory will be Immediately es
tablished here. The prospects for the success
full organization of the bank are excellent The
subscribers to the stock will meet and elect di
rectors on Monday, July 31st.
-Messrs. VIM. B. Harlan, of this county, ant
W. S. Bayley, of Baltimore city, have beer
making a neurological tour of Hartford county
They found upwards of twenty-five differen
minerals and ores, some of which are rare an,
interesting. Among them was mineral phos
phate, which occurs in small quantities in tn
second district.
Mr.. Paca Mitchell, of Bush River Neck, die,
on the 18th instant, at his late residence, In tn
74th year of his age. Mr.. Mitchell was well
known and successful farmer, and was mucl
esteemed for his integrity of character AM
generous hospitality. The interment was o
spuesutia Protestant Episcopal Church, las
| Friday, Rev. Mr.. Buck officiating.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23

PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND. -Earford's share of the
June apportionment of the public school fund
is So 0S1. IA for the white and SS42 35 for the col
ored schools. In accordance with the opinion of
the Attorney General, Comptroller Heating
based the apportionment of the school tax on
the census of 1880. Hartford loses thereby
$500 for her white schools and gains S1O5, SO for
her colored schools, Total gain, as compared
with an apportonment on the census of 1870,
sara
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23

PRIZES GAINED-At the concluding exercises
at Patapsco Institute, Howard county, Md,
last week, Miss Fannie Archer, daughter of
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Of this county, was
awarded the Frankshipt gold medal, for perfect
Rotations and good conduct during the year
also prizes for drawing and for music. We con-
graduate the young lady upon the houors be-
slowed upon her. They have been worthily
won, we are sure
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23

FOURTH OF JULY FEsTIvAL.-The La
IT dies Mite Society of Friendship NJ. f. Church
will hold an ICE CREAM FESTIVAL, on the 4th
and 9th of July, in the Grove at the church, COM
mencing each evening at o'clock The public
are cordially invited to attend. Vocal and In
strumental Music each evening. je23
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-23

DR.. DAVID HARLAN, ofChurchyille, met with
II severe accident, last Friday afternoon. Whilst
walking about his barn, he accidentally stepped
into an open hatchway and fell to the floor be-
low, a distance of nine feet. He had n ten-foot
pole in his hands, at the time, which probably
served to break the force of the fall No bones
We're broken, but his shoulder and side were
painfully bruised. On Sunday DR.. Harlan suf-
fered greatly. He is stil confined to his bed, but
was reported much better yesterday.
PLEURo PNEUMONIA IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The United States Treasury Cattle Commission,
consisting of Prof James Law, of New York,
DR.. f. F. Thayer, of Boston, and j Fl Sanders,
of Chicago, on Monday of this week found sew
eral clearly. marked and undoubted cases of pleu.
ropneumonia in cattle in Baltimore county,
They slaughtered one of the diseased animals
found on the farm of Mr.. Christopher Slade, OF
White Hall, and from a post-mo rtem examina.
tion have not the slightest doubt that the dis.
ease existing in that locality is the virulently
contagious lung plague of Europe. The atten
of Gov. Hamilton has been called to these facts
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Field corn looks well. considering the CT
nights and backward spring Sweet corn for C,
ming purposes has come up very badly in ma
places.
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benches had been arranged for their accom-.
mediation. A number Of Wheeling ladies
were present. Mrs. J. P. Thatcher presided
over the meeting. Interesting and eneourag.
ing remarks were made by Mrs. ". Hobbs,
Of Wheeling; also Mrs. Dr.. Moore aud Mrs.
Gordon, OF Moundsville. Mr.. E. J. Stone
uneIpcctly made his appearance during the
progress OF the meeting, aud at the request
Of the ladiesspoke Of missionary labor, as no
had observed u In Egypt His conviction Is
that the world Is 10 be Chri.tianized mainly
by the education OF the young. Readings were
rendered by Miss Emma Bodlcy and Miss
Kate Elson. The ladies much encouraged by
reports OF the year s.work, have undertaken
special work for the ensuing year. That
those prescn. had come with full hearts and
open pocket.books WIS attested when the hat
was handed round after the custom Of Metho.
dist gatherings. Quite u sum was received
into the treasury for the special work under.
tlken t4ss-lr'1 -.Uas - I'D y. ~ g-lI-I r "
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Gossip AbOut Individuals of More o.
.. d.. .T Icks nrOmincuce ~.

Gossip AbOut Individuals OF More or
Less Prominence.
W. +. Tingle, Esq, Of Cincinnati, is in the
city.
Sam Norton aud Andy White are in Pitts
burg.
II. F. Weber, OF Columbus, is at the Nc
Lure. E.
DR.. Il. s. Harvey left yesterday morning
for the East. son.
Mrs. Dr.. Ulrlch has gone to New York and
Coney Island.
Col. Alec Campbell, OF Bethany, arrived
in the city last evening.
Frank D. Young. one Of New Martinsvile's
lawyers, is at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Frank J. 1Iearne and son have gone
TO Saratoga for few weeks. q
Mrs. J. II. Close and children, OF St. Clairs-
vile, were in the city yesterday.
Messrs. al Glass, Dave Evans and Will
Campbell returned yesterday from tile South
Branch.
Misses Jennie Coen and Ella Caldwell, OF
this city, are visiting Miss Loe Moore, at
Proctor.
DR.. 7. II. Logan has been elected Treasurer
Of the Ohio Valley Protective Union, vice
Geo. r. Tingle.
DR.. Ford, Of Benwood, very agreeable
gentleman, will soon become resident OF
the Eighth ward.
J. f. Smith. wife and child, of Cleveland,
are ut the Mcclure. Mrs. Smith is the daueh.
ter OF Col. W0odford. OF Weston.
Mrs. B. 4. Berry and daughter Annie, OF
Columbus, Gu, are visiting ut the residence
OF John II. Down on Fifteenth street. r.
Mrs. II. II. Dunlevy and sister, Miss Ida
Harlan, left Thursday for two months
visit to relatives at Niles and New Castle.
Lieut. Hurry Hawthorne, Of the U. S. ",
who has been visiting in the city for some
time, leaves for his home in Covington, Ky.,
to-day. -
Prof. W. X. Pendleton and wife, Of Beth
any College, passed through the city ycster-
day on their way home from visit to Ohio
friends.
Frank Johnson and John McCracken,
after enjoying for several weeks Ike Parsons
hospitality on The South Branch, are ex.
pected home to-day.
Messrs Chris. Itoepcke and DIETRICH Roe.
mer arrived at Hamburg on the 18th inst, per
steamer Wesp,halia. The CAPTAIN OF this
steamer is II. +. Schwensen, and he has made
his 303d trip over the ocean. Fl
Prof.. Butcher, State Superintendent of
Schools, arrived here from Kingwood, where
he was attending the Teachers Association,
Thursday evening. Lust night he left to at.
tend district institutes, goingas far as Wayne
county. lie will be gone three weeks.
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Mountain Cake.

To the yolks OF six eggs, well beaten, add
two cups white sugar, three-quarters cup but
ter, one cup sweet milk, three and hall cup
flour having mixed thoroughly through Il
one measure of BANNER" baking Powder
whites OF two eggs beaten stilI bake In Jelly
cake pans; when cold spread each layer with
an icing made OF the whites OF four egg.
beaten still, one pound powered sugar, and
one tablespoonful extract lemon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15
CHURCH, NOTICES,
Pulpit Snnouncemcntsf for To.In0rrow',
Services In the Churches,


Services In tho Churches.
international Sunday School Lesson, Mark
10; 81, s5. Subject, Suffering and Service"
The usual Gospel temperance meeting will
be held at parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon
at $780, :"
Servicesa the Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. WIN. II. Cooke, pastor, ut 10:3OA. VI. and
$50 r. ". Tomorrow.
Regular Saturday evening meeting OF the
Sunday School Teachers u, the English Lu,l,.
eran Church At ! OF clock.
Services at the Disciples church tomorrow
at lOA N. and $50 r. NJ, conducted BY the
pastor, Rev. W. u. Thompson.
St. Matthews Church, 1890 A, X.-The
Rev. Walter Q. Iullihen, OF Staunton, Va,
will preach. No evening services. =
Rev. G. G. shai.er, pastor OF State Street NJ,
Il. Church, Charleston, will preach July lG,
morning and evening" in Tompson II. L.
Church. -
At the United Presbyterian Church Rev.
J.. u. McMichael, ID. D., president OF Mon
mouth College, ILL.,, will preach ut 1890 4. N.
No evening service.
Preaching will be had In the First Prcsbv-
terrain Church on tomorrow ut 1890 A. NJ, 5y
the pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D, u.
NO services at night, go
Wesley N. +. Church. Services to-morrow.
Preaching at 1880 A. ". and 7:30 r. NJ, by the
pastor, Rev. p. W. Griititts. Sunday School
at 2r. NJ, John Walford, Supt. -
Services at the English Lutheran Church
Tomorrow at 1880 A. II. and 7:i5 r, 81. con.
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. l.. II. Dornblaser.
All seats free. Sunday School at 2r.M.
Expectation Of Eternal Life" and "Does
Death end Mans Probation p will be the
themes discussed at Chapline Street NJ. =.
Church tomorrow. Rev. Geo. E. Hite, pastor.
Fourth Street N. E. Church. Prayer meet.
ing Sunday at 6 4. N. intermediate com.
munion services ut 1890 A. N. AID preaching
at 1907. ". by the PASTOR Rev. C. 7. Masden'
sunday School at p. y. Young peoples
meeting Monday at 7:30 r. N. ~ ~
A communion service will be held to.,nor.
row nj the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
bridgeport Rev. A. W. Butts presidinr
Elder OF the stcubenville District, will preach
at lO;3o A; N. and 1880 P. ". The Sacraments
will be administered at the close OF the morn.
ing sermon. =. $50 ST ~
Usual services tomorrow in the First Ban.
fist Church. The pastor, Rev. J. b. Mul.
ford, will present at 1890 a. N. the twelfth
study in Matthew. Theme: "The Invitation
OF Christ At2 T. N. the Sabbath School
and Pastors Bible class will hold their sesy.
ions. Theme at 1850 r. " practical Relir.
ion" On Monday evening at $50 the pastor
will lecture before the Young Peoples Asso.
cion on Good Nature md Firmness." stran.
gers are welcome to all the church services,
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q Acertifcate Of incorporation was issued
by Secretary OF State Stalnaker yesterday
agreeing to become q corporation under the
name which appears at the head OF this mr..
( ticle. 1t is formed for the purpose OF erect.
ing, constructing, maintaining and using Il
bridge across the Great kauawha ut or near
passage Of persons, railroad cars, engines,
vehicles aud other things passing over.
rs For the purpose OF formation, the sum O!
$4,000 has been subscribed and 81, 900 paid
|ins while tho privilege Is extended ofincreas.
ing the capital stock to $500, 900 Shares are
held at 500 each as follows. Calls p Hunt.
,ington, Nov York, 80 shares; Isaac Z. Gates,
of Elizabeth, New Jersey. 80; James b. lInw.
.es, OF North Tarrytown, New York, 80; VIM.
Sims, Of Charleston, 5. ]; The head office is to
he,as New York and the corporation expires
July l.. lSS3 III r. y,fts ID IN
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Mn. AKrnuR FISHER says: n caught very
bad cold which settled into severe case Of
rheumatism. did not know what to do for
i. so resolved to purchase ST. Jacobs OIL for
trial. Happy thought began applying the
Oil, and In two weeks was us well as ever
Toronto (Gtnada) Globe. -rE.a
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SOME IMPORTANT POINTS

Concerning tho InvestIEntIou Now In
ProErcss in This city.
The following special telegram 10 yes.er-
days Cincinnati Gazette, from Washington,
Is Of timely and local interest, and We repub.
lish II entire: Z & 3 i. ,j55-
WtsIISeroS, July lS.-The Attorney Gem
eral has forwarded the Correspondence in the
case OF the scio,o collision 10 the United
States District Attorney for West Virginia,
These papers consist OF kilograms from In
spector Fehrenbatch to the Inspector General
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15

7 THIS Is the time 10 save money. DO II
by buying your Furniture or Mantcls
from +. q. Caldwell, 1900 and 1902 Mar.
ket Street.
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The following shows the range Of tho ther.
mometer. AS observed a. Schneprs drugstore,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
5.p 49, 1851 .s $50 1882
-. " 12x.3rA.7Px IA .l2N.YP.A.7r.A
Sr IS % 81 70 s. IS ~
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July Is. | A. A.-For
lower Lake region, warmer fair weather,
z light variable winds, mostly sortherly, fol-
loxed by falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
( fair. followed by cloudy weather, winds
shifting to southerly, stationary or lower
pressure.
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DAYTON, O., July 1.-two deaths from
lock jaw occurred in this city last night,
both cases being boys OF about Il. Both
were injured by slight wounds in the
hands, received from toy pistols on the ith
of July. - siss.'1'r' - : - -
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II CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts and The finest
Refreshments nj Mrs. Zeiyenlclder's, No.
5GG Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15

U Present stock OF pianos Steinway, Knabe,
I Chiekerlng, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, nc, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secureJyrea bargains. 55 ~;
y Lucas Music SroRr, S.,l
4 l liz Main street,
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Do not be deceived. Insist on having the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only by
the Brown Chemical Co., and take nothing
else. psw
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ahe qI5nt:tel.ligeufsr.
Uuire: kos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Ice cream-Thos. 7. lIeyman.
I Wanied-Lady Canvassers.
List Of Letters. N5l
Z Notice-An Experienced House, &c.
Adjourned Sale OF Accounts.
For Sale Cheap-Inmber.
For Sale-aiatch Pair Ponies.
The Only Reliable Roach Powder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15

Amour thir,y.fiyc scholars have entered
Frashes Business College this vacation.
among them several young ladies OF the sen.
ior class More will be received next Mon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-15

THE usual merchants lancl, nj tlleNcw
McLurc lIOusc Sample Rooms daily.
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Saturday, July 10Th, the p. q. &:St L..
Railway Company will sell excursion tickets
for all regular trains to the boat race Mt Brad.
docks, Pa, at the rate OF 500 for round trip
or to Pittsburgh at $3.50 for round trip.
Tickets good for return passage until Mon.
day, July II inclusive. 20
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SIu!,s0 5l-lt22,3s. St
lSsaa, June |. Receipts 10 date. sSI5 81
Tax refunded and sundryexp. ea6 55 -lelelS
Balance dog tax iii hands shit. COS 81
u, Ss35 81
The undersigned members OF the Committee OF
Finance and Accounts Of the Board OF Commits
sioners OF the County OF Ohio hereby certify that
We have examined the foregoing statement and md
the same ~ be correct --s.E. Z =
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boSp ACCOUNT.
1872, March I, Ohio GO Inty Is. ,gs
sued - one thousand dollar
bonds, pay abs % ycas after
date. Interest At the rate OF
~ per cent perannum. COM
monty called LIST loan &C. I
count OF r., ". 4 Ky. X. R,-s225, 900
1873, Additional subscription 'LT
forwh lch County orders wcre
Elven Observation-Disclosures. 1900
1911. Nov. ohio To. Issued IS 10
one thousand dollar bondf,
payable Is years after date,
drawing 0 per cent interest,
called - loin OH account OF
T., ". L ~. II, R.............. 5000
1881, Dec. Two OF the 10 bonds
given Ohio Co. by 4, ". &
~. i. X: were paid, being
81 ,oo1 each. 400
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No headache or back-achc for ladies
who drink "W,ME OF CARDui."
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Forty years trial tu proved "BLACK.
DRAlIGHT" the best liver medicine in
The world.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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u on =, Y. Miller, goods. ....,,,
~ on rhilo Kimberly, coal ,.'.
I Oh s Mclaughlin, rnred

WEBSTER DISTINCT. "
Orders Issued BY Z, II. Cariahan, Conm,.l,.,.
OF Webster District Ohio County. ". Va AVA III
ing Nav n lss.p 4''''b eut Itti tc4
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For piles, constipation and torpid liver,
never fail 10 take MANALIS.
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wAsulSGToS DISTRICT.
Orders Issued by N. Stein, Commissioner OF Wash.
!nstOn District OF the County OF Ohio, during the
Year ending May 81. lssa, paid out Of the Contin-
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I. ,.I-. E.''ls COUNTY ORDERS -H-alIll, 'f5h-
On sheriff Issued during the 'lg-f
hsal year ending May 81, ;A-i.l ...-FsH
lssy, and not returned Orp'd J7I5
County orders issued during
= the dsalycA ending NAy5l, Et
lssI, aud not returned or pd. 1895 a t4i'lA
County ordsn Issued during .f's
the t-cnl year ending May3l, -|a+yl
lsSl, and not retuinedorpd. N,42 6 IVA
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20 oien on

, on g, Nsndel a Co. burial ,,,.,,.
"a ivy < sexton, burial pu,tsS,s.h
|. Eib, sick wota,p "a Iii Iio H9tn.
.whsseiinf Hospital, sics iet'S,-
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q. A SURE, positive cure for costiSeness. Man
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ALONG TIE I.I:vEE.

For sale by Logan & Co.
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ofders Issued BY u. Y. Caldwell. C,,,,,
n.tHct County ofohio, during The ~ =, ., taL.


D HsIS,s i 81 So, BY I sI o. Hoffman
hnce May lat, lss.. laid out Of h. sI1 ,%,iOsh
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THE MEANING OF THE WITNESS LANGUAGE

. Il.
Inspector Young seemed TO be insisting
that he hal said that she was quar:crinc To-.
ward the West Virginia shore. What he did
say was that she had been directed toward
the Ohio shore, but Just before being struck
had vccred little to the left of the Tomas
the Scio,o's own right, which would OF course
tend 10 straiShten her up stream. The viii.
ness was allowed TO continue that the two
boats were probably between 100 and 500
yards apart when the Scio,o answered the
Lomas's signal, and minute aud a half or
so had elapsed between the l.omns's list wills.
tie and the Scioto's cross signal. The Scioto
was about 500 feet from the Ohio shore when
she sank. The l.oInas could have passed her
on tile Ohio side had she been permitted 10
do So. This was the language OF Can't
ioung's question: There was plenty of
water for a boat within twenty feet OF the
shore. Had the Scioto observed the signal of
the Tomas and passed to the right or West
Virginia shore, there would have been no oc.
casion fort collision. lie could see no reason
for the Scioto's not answering the Lonns's
one whistle with one. Had lie been on the
Sci0to he would have answered with one, &C.
cordiug to law. Lad he been steering Tho
Tomas he would have Kept on the point side.
to keep out Of the swell OF tho. waves. lilo
had often done this with little boats with low
guards. lIewould always be governed BY
the rules rather than by custom. 3D. % 4
Z (which do you consider the safest for
pilots, the old rules or the new?ns asked In.
specior Wilson. -. Al IS.
81 consider tho new tho best y n 4 IL z
4 The witness, In his experience as a pilot,
had often experienced "a situation where by
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Total amount expended for all puHn...- u, q
Amount per capila per day fOrnl pIfp,rt,
from the cradle 10 the gave lOoa.s y
Number or persons sent 10 The llhnsIJ
from June /. ISL 10 June !, lsS!!. lar
teen. Males. S; females. i. -.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Orders issued by Z. :. Tcr! Coaae!C1t' q
Liberty District. OF the County Of Ohio, datinsIk
year ending May 81, lssa. l'ald out Of ihetosah
gent Poor Fund:
,lNV
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a,ordSrs isnt,l hySlos. sIsidcl; Commisioncr ii
niS tnnd iic e. 9lin Vac Jaynble out OF
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The work OF laying pavements on Union
street goes on now, and the new ones ara
wide as tile ordinance requires, and will
mako much more comfortable walking than
there has been along parts Of that street.
The crossing TO the pOstutlice has been put
down, too, and will he an extra wide one.
Now II only the necessary parts were at.
tended to !irst-tlie sewer ut the belmont
House corner for instai CO. ~ w I'i
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'IVUNE CdIKHly ItIIltItfT,
RICHIE DISTRICT, .
Orders Issued By J. ". Schultz. ConnI.,o,..
Of Richie District, Ohio rouuiy. dudps n.
fiscal year ending May, u, lsss, paid OIt II 4.
Contingent Poor Fund. v Ns