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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-31
IN A SMALL WAY.

ane News OF the Day Pointediy Pare
xrSphsd for HRsty Realtors.
THE hot nail machines at the LaBelle
factory went on yesterday.
ONE drunk was the solitary case regis
tered at police headquarters last evening
THE boys at the Gundling fishing camp
mp the creek, report all well and having 3
good time.
THE Belmont factory was compelled to
Law off Yesterday ON account of q breakage
in the water house.
wORKMEN are engaged laying track on
the Bellaire and ST. Clairsville road, 80 a.
to remove the engine which was stranded
in the recent flood, to the county seat
THERE will be q meeting of the Light
Guards on Thursday evening, to consider
the invitation of the Sons OF Veterans TO
parade during the National Encampment'
CD. HEDGES was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate Of Mary A.
Wells, deceased, with her will annexed.
Bond, s., 900; Burton Hedges and X. b.
Waite sureties.
SroWE's ten-eent circus has pitched its
tents at the Island end of the suspension
bridge, where il is giving q first-clsss en-
tertainmtnt. There was large attend
ance last evening.
ON Saturday, August Is, W. II. Rine-
hart will sell twelve desirable Islas,d oulld-
ing lots, situate on Elm street, between
Florida and Fink streets. The sale will
take place at the front door Of the Court
House.
ED. HENNENIAN, q mailer, who has been
employed rs rooter, was working on
SchsmBra's house, on North Main street,
yesterday, when he slipped and fell to the
ground, in the rear Of the house. He was
badly shaken mp and his right wrist disl0-
Gated. DR.. Garrison attended him.
The wheat harvest is about finished in
Washington county, and the average is
perhaps not much over q half crop. The
yield of hsy is also light. The resper viii
now 90 into the oats fields where an average
crop will be gathered. Corn Is very prom
Using. Washington Reporter.
QUITE q number of the members Of the
Wheeling Club and their lady friends spent
a very pleasant evening at the rooms of the
Club last evening. Prof. Charlie Kill
meyer made the music and dancing was
pleasantly INDUCED In. The affair was
complimentary to several young lady Wis
itors.
Mr.. LON. HANKE called at the REGIS
TRR Office yesterday morning to say that
Mr.. Harvey Combs had nothing whatever
to do with the taking of his watch. He
saws friend of his took The watch and re-
turned il to him and Mr.. H. hast now in
his possession. Mr.. Combs was entirely
innocent of the charge.
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wonderful Cures.

w.D. Hoyt 4 Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 90 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have bssn
some wonderful cures effected BY these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
electric Bitters. We guarantee them H.
Ssys ibid nv logan h ON
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Notes.

The Red Stockings defeated the Cyclones
on the Eighth ward grounds by score
Of to4.
The cooper shop Stars defeated the Sun
flowers yesterday at the La Belle mill by
q score of TOD.
The Black Diamonds defeated The
Arlington and Garden club by score Of
q TO yesterday.
The Silver Leafs defeated the Hot Wat.
fles on the.tunnel green yesterday after.
noon by score of @ to 5. It took thirteen
innings to decide the game.
A match game of ball was played Sat.
urday between the Gundling fishing camp
and the Pumpkin Huskers OF Ten Mile
Greek, which resulted in favor of the
fishing camp by q score Of SO to 81. The
only one injured was Edward Christman
who got black eye from catching ay,
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Ha WA a Harrison Man.


A Harrison boom, in the shape OF q
young mau full Of booze and jug OF
whisky under his arm, wandered up Four
teenth street about o'clock last evening.
He punctured the air frequently with:
"'Rsh for Harrison ~
Then to people who turned to look at
him, he said:
Everybody come up and have drink
of Harrison free whisky. Whoop-ee
Whoopw
No one accepting the invitation, not
even q Republican brother, he would
drink with himself walk on some distance
and repeat the invitation and the treat.
Wouldn't il be good idea for the Repub-
licsns to lay aside that American flag hand
kerchief and uss q little jug bearing the
words '.free whisky" as an emblem OF their
party?
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Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay o.,
Iowa tells the following remarkable story,
the truth OF which 10 vouched for BY the
residents of the town: sT am 70 years old,
have BEEN troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could NOS
dress myself without help. Now am nee
from ali pain and soreness, and am able -
do all INV own Homework. owe my
thanl,s TO Electric Bitten for having TO
newed INV youth, and removed completely
ali disease and pain" Try . bottle, 6Oc
and 81 at Logan & 90. Is drug store
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U. s. SENATE, |
WASHINGTON, July q, 1888. ]

Frank Cruise, Esq Wheeling, w. Va:
DEAR SIR received your letter with
enclosed memorial, and have introduced
the petition and had it referred to the ap-
proprists committee. have also seen q
number of members of the committee on
the subject. need hardly say that l will
cheerfully do anything / consistently can
l.. a the sufferers by your recent food and
" ~ s y" public interests affected by
" iesvoie 'hS solate in the session
arc nS".' I'D that the
anu inc caiehaa9 arc % oAo""~. I'D
outlook is not rs encouraging as wv...
hope to see it.
JOHN E. KENNA.
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Index to Now Advertissments.
SECOND PAGE,

SECOND PAGE.
manufactured Woman rs Cook.
stock holders Meeting-HObbs' Glass Com
pauy.
The Wheeling" Jar-Ewing Bros.
For Sale-PrOperty at Valley Grove.
For Rent-HOuSe on Fourteenth street.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Notice Peter klOSS.
For Rent-Seyen Rooms.
Public Sale of Island LOts-W. II. Rinehart.
Fine PsrfumeS-R. H. List.
FOURTH PAGE.
Blank Books and StstiOnery-Jos Graves
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arand roneert and Rall.

+. Walter win entertain his friends at
his delightful resort out the pike on
wednesday evening, August LIST, BY =
grand concert and ball. The music by
Ouers House Orchestra. All my friends
are invited to come and zee me and l will
make it pleasant for them. A late car
viii Leave for Wheeling after the concert.
F, WALTKR.
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Rrr Studs.

SpscSal TO ne Bhte9iRg R.g,s'er
NEW YORK, July IS, 1855,
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce to the people
of Wheeling aud vicinity that we are in New
York, and expect to remain two weeks more.
We have succeeded in buying some OF the great
est bargains ever before offered in Wheeling or
anywhere. The bulk of the immense stock will
be in by next week, and we viii surprise the
people most sgreeably in the way of Latest Nov
elites, wonderful large assortment and exceed
ingly low prices.
Respectfully yours,
HENRY JACOBS & CO.,
Per l. Isenberg.
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COLORED CAMP MEETING

At Noonan's Grove, Near Burr's Mills,
Sunday, July %, and August 5, the B. &
0. will sell excursion tickets from Wheel
fng to Bur's Mills and return at 70 cents.
Trains will leave Wheeling at 500 q. m,
returning leave the camp ground station at
100 p. m.
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Before Two Justices.

Pater Close, of the Eighth ward, was be,
fore Justice Schulizs, yesterday, on a
charge Of disorder, in that he was disposed
to whip his wife. The Justice, taking all
the facts into consideration, made it ten
and costs.
Jesse Patterson WAS before Justice Davis
yesterday on charge of drunkenness. He
got 81 and costs, and put under $50 bonds
to keep the peace.
There was war out on Eighteenth street
the other day, and that is why A. Moss
was arraigued before Justice Davis on three
charges, yesterday, and put under 500
bonds in each case until Thursday evening
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Additional Subscriptions.

The following additional subscriptions
for the benefit of the food sufferers were
received yesterday: M. Gutmsn & Co.,
s25; A. Reymann, $3.50; Prof II w.
Harding, of Lehigh University, Bethlehem
Pa, SOS; Bon Ton store, $3S 10.
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The best ssive in the world for Outs.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Oorns and all the Skin Euptons and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
It ia guaranteed to give satisfacfiou or
money refunded. Price IS cents Per box.
For sale by Logan h 90.
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R.antx and Frnsrapoe.

These are both attributes of the lovely.
Beauty of the teeth, fragrance Of the
breath, are twin benefations conferred by
SOZODONT. The queens of society, the
brightest ornaments of the lyric and DRAM
attic stage, the refined everywhere COM
mend it
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VARIOUS MATTERS.
He Want Going Very Far North

He Wasn't Going Very Far North.
On sn electric motor.
al tell you Robinson, you're gone.
Cleveland won't carry single Northern
State"
'Egad, Jones, wen carry them all il
there's any sense in the peoples heads.
Won re-, ~ solely upon their ignorance and
nrs;nd;cs Tx at your newspapers.
Here the campaigns No.. 'n oiu S"u 'N'y
have nothing on the tariff yet Gu. '""p
o free trade, Golden Club and British go!p,
the same dreary old chestnuts-and there's
the REGISTER pouring in every day whole
columns of facts and arguments in favor of
tariff reform. II the local human mind
isn't granite this sort of thing is bound 10
tell"
''The people don't want free trade, Rob
inson."
"Who asks them to want it %
why, what's tie Mills bill but free
trader"
Nonsense. It's very mild reduction
measure"
'It's in the direction of free trade, amt
it?"
''This car is going in the direction Of the
North Pole, amt it?"
Certainly"
"Well, Pm going to get off here at
Twelfth street. Good evening""
And then Jones sat and thought and
thought.
Arrangements for the State Convention.
The committee appointed by the dele
gates to the State Convention to make ar
for going TO Huntington, re-
ported to . meeting held at the Young
Mems Democratic Club Room that they
had secured one fare for the round trip
over the Ohio River road-$6.40. The ar
for room in q sleeping car,
which is to be attached to the train, are in
the hands of W. B. Howell ut the Howell
House. The list is about complete, and
ss the number ia limited to thirty.two
persons, those who wish TO secure sleeping
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Pine Line for Greene County.

The Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line
Company will commence shipping pipe
into Greene county by Wednesday for Il
three-inch line from the Nineveh we'll to
Washington, distance of about twenty
miles. A large pump WAS sent ont yes-
terday morning. L, is entirely safe to
state that the well is a good paying pro-
Queer. This information is from gentle
man who ia in possession of the inside
facts, but not ut liberty to give figures.
Two 600 barrel tanks were sent to the
we'll yesterday. One $50 is already on the
ground.
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AN EARLY REPLY.

Senator Kenna Looking Into Ohio Coun-
tvs Interests.
President Frank Cruise of the Board Of
County Commissioners, yesterday received
the following letter from Senator John E
Kenua, in relation to the petition to the
Government for aid in making repairs to
the National pike and bridges. The letter
is selfexplanstory:
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Mansfield Defeats Columbus.
spettal TSlso-am 10 the Register.

SptCtU% IttUTUHt W VIC Ibtytct''
MANSFIELD, July 3O.-Bacher appeared
in the box for Columbus to-day, and it did
not take Mansfield long to get on to his
usually deceptive curves, pounding him
for Is hits. The only surprise in the game
was that with 80 many hits the home team
brought in 30 few runs. The principal
feature of the game were Lemons beauti-
ful atop of hot line ball, putting his man
out, and loug running catch by McVey.
As has been stated, the local club is
badly in debt, and it will require about
81, 500 to keep the team together. 1t is
thought, however, that this sum will be
made up and the team allowed to finish
the season. The score:
Mansfield ............l o 0 4 0 0 0 2 o.
Columbus. 0 0 ! 0 0 o. .
Earned runs Mansfield 5, Columbus 1 !;
base hits, Mansfield 13, Columbus 8; errors,
Mansfield 4, Columbus 4; batteries, Dale
and Dillon, Bacher and Hellman; umpire,
Stellberger.
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Tho Rs,isf Comm,ttss,s Work.

Chairman Cruise of the Ohio County re-
lief committee stated last evening that
the committee had disposed Of all the
money in its hands, and anyone who
feels disposed to aid the sufferers further
can leave their donations with him. Mr.
Cruise states that every day or so some
one ia discovered to be in destitute cir
cumstances, who had not.been previously
heard OF, IA they were reluctant to come
forward and ask for aid. Some Of them,
too, are the most needy.
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Toledo Wins.

Special ItItgrlm 10 Ns RtDlsteT.
TOLEDO. o., July 3l.-A passed ball By
Toledo let in an unearned run and the only
one scored by the visitors in this after
moons game. Toledo put up q remarkably
good fielding game with no errors. Both
Garfield and O'Brien pitched fine ball
and the hits of either were few. The visi-
tors errors, however, gave Toledo the ad-
vantage and they maintained it to the
close. The Score:
Toledo. ................. ] 0 0 2 o / 0 o. 8
Sandusky. .-............0 ] % o 0 O. l
Earned runs, Toledo 3, Ssudusky O; base
hita, Toledo 8, SAndusky 4; errors, Toledo
O, Sandusky 5; batteries, Garfield and
Legg, OBrien and Childs; umpire, Bar
mum.
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GENERAL. IsrELLIGKNCk.
Awhile Squirrel.

William Armstrong, one eff the members
of the Ground Hog" fishing camp, now
on Buffalo creek, in Brookes county, killed
a white squirrel last Friday. The snimal
was regarded with great curiosity by all
who saw it.
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Special Telegram TO ne Register
MANSFIELD, o, July 3O.-At meeting
of the stockholders of the Mansfield club
to. night it was decided to continue the
club through the season. The company
ia over 1000 short, but have raised
enough to guarantee continuance.
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League and Association.

League and Association.
Al Chicago-Chicago z, Pittsburgs.
At Boston-Boston 3, Philadelphia 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Kansas
City o.
At Cleyeland-Cl Cleveland 1, st. Louis o.
At Baltimnre-Baltimore /. Louisville 5.
At New York-New York 1, Washing.
ton 8.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
fRR WHEELING fBAN RESTING TWO DAYS
AT CANTON.
The Directors Will Do Nothing Until the Team
Returns Homs-0thsr Games Played Yes
erday--6snsral Notes.

A meeting of the Directors of the base
ball club was called for yesterday after
noon, but quorum failing TO chow up it
was decided to postpone any action until
the team returned home, which will doubt
less prove much more satisfactory to all
concerned, rs matters can then be talked
over and 9 correct understanding Of the
.ituation arrived at In the meantime
Mapspsr Buckenberger will remain in
charge Of the team, and it is hoped that
matters can DO 90 arranged when he re-
turns thst no further trouble will arise
It cannot be that Buck became angry on
account of the contents of the letter sent
him. "a there was nothing in it that re.
fiected upon him; but one player was men
toned as having been drinking before be
left the city and the letter stated that 1t
looked as if he had been keeping it up,
Judging from his playing while on the trip.
Jake Stencil arrived home yesterday
with lame loot, which will probably pre-
vent him playing until the team returns
home. In running bases at Lima on Sum
day he hurt il in some manner, and 1t Ia
feared q small bone has been fractured. Ii
is hoped that the injury may not prove
any way serious.
The Wheeling team is resting at Canton,
where they play on Wednesday and Thurs
day. II is hoped the rest will do the boys
good and that they may be able to win a
minority Of the remaining eight games they
play on the trip. The games played yes.
terday resulted as follows:
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quarters while at Huntington should call
on Mr.. Howell and sign the list at once.
The train leaves Wheeling on the 10Th
inst. OF 1915 .. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-31

WHAT Is more attractive than pretty
face with fresh. bright complexion? For
Il use Pozzoni's Powder.
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Delegates Selected.

The ST. Alphonsus Society has selected
as the delegates to the Thursday evening
meeting to consider the details the COM
ing Yolkesfest, Messrs. VIM. Freise and
Anton Heimiller.
The Arion Society has selected Messrs.
C. A. Schafer and John Heckel.
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Nbeelins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN the CITY.
Thermometer Record.

SIR. o. schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Monday: a M;
&c; 8 a. M, 50; II m., 90; p. m, 81
Up. M, SO. Weather, fair.
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PEOPLE leaving town for their Summer recre-
alton can have the REGISTER mailed to them at
any address by calling at the Counting Room.
Rates same as in the city and postage prepaid.
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Average Of club.

Pitchers average, showing average num-
Der of earned runs made per game by OPP
posing club:
Morrison ...............2l %
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Batting and Fielding Average.

The following table shows the batting
and fielding average Of the Wheeling club
nm IN date.
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MR.. BROWSE REPLIES
TO THB UNJUST ATTACKS OF PARTISAN
PBNNY-A-LINERS.
an Exhaustive Review Of the Facts Of the Con-
toysrsy-fhs Situation Clearly
Statd-POhtcal Straws

Mr.. r H. Browse dared TO express his
opinion on the tariff question. His COM
ments were moderate, argumentatiye and
forcible; but his conclusions were opposed
to the high tax, free whisky
aud war surplus plank Of the
Republican platform, and for this he
was rOundly abused, both personally and
politically, by an anonymous writer, who
in turn WAS backed up with great fervor
by the editor Of the Iatelligeneer. 1t was
not enough for this brace Of worthless to
villify aud abuse him like fishwomen
for expressing his political views,
an iuslienable right every American eiti-
zen is supposed to have, but they must
ueeds assume that they knew all about his
domestic, private and business affairs, and
that they were fit matters for public criti-
cism. Very well, these public censors
have had their say, and now Mr.. Browse,
in firm yet courteous way, comes back at
them, and we opine they have found q
hornets nest in Mr.. Browse's rejoinder.
1t is evident that Mr.. Browse had no de-
sire to refer to, or expose to the public,
the business of the Belmont mill, but the
fresh "Ohio County Republican Stock
holder" snd the IatelligeReer have invited
it, and Mr.. Browse in his own defense was
compelled to refer to it.
The gentleman has the courage Of his
convictions and Is not to be bulldozed in
remaining silent when maligned and mis-
represented. His refusal to take notice Of
the assault upon himself or his household
or &c enter into any controversy upon ir-
relevant subjects, IS being unworthy of
uotice, marks the man. He is honored
and respected by all who know him, aud
to them and with them he leaves, and
rightly, too, his character and personal
reputation.
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Errors Lose tho Game.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
JACKSON, MICH July 30.-Both pitch
era were hit freely. but bad fielding gave
Kalamaz 10 the game. Score:
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About the Headquarters
of the Municipal Government.
There were eleven cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Laura Rose, for keep
ing house of ill-fame, got $50 and costs.
John Wallace, Charles Williams, William
Duffy, James Hervey, Maggie May, and
Mollis Foster, for lettering in q house of
ill-fsme, got IS and costs each. Frank
Hesmyer, for disorder, got $50 and costs
Several drunks were settled on o 81 and
81 bases.
The Committee on Ordinances is called
to meet this evening to consider number
of matters, among them the protest of the
Natural Gas Company of West Virginia,
and two or three pending ordinances.
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Atlantic City and Return Via the b. & O.
Railroad.
On the next excursion to Atlantic City,
Aug. I'd, via the B. & o. r. R., a special
Parlor Car will be run through from
Wheeling to Philadelphia on train leaving
Wheeling at 5:25 a. m, and special Sleep
ing Gar on train leaving Wheeling at $40
p. m.
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Canton Defeated.

Special Tslegrdm 10 he Register.
CANTON, O., July 30-Could not hit
Duck, tells the tale of Canton's defeat to-
day. Monroe also pitched well, but q
couple of good hits and an error gave the
visitors the lead in the first. The Wheel
ing's are here and will rest until Wednes-
day, when they play Canton. Score:
Canton ..................o O. !
GAINESVILLE. D. U U -
Hits, Canton 8, GAINESVILLE s, errors,
Canton 8, Z,nesville A; earned runs,
Z,nesville 3; struck out, Canton Z, Zsnes-
Vile 5; batteries, Monre aud Fitz,immons,
Duck and Lauer; umpire, O'Brien.
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Fears His Son May Have Drowned.

FSHrs HIs ooH H"J 11"'
A letter was received yesterday from
Mr.. J. L. Shumway, Of Jamaica, Vermont'
in which the writer says he fears that his
SOD, Arthur E. Shumway, may have been
drowned by the recent food in this vicin-
ity, M he arrived here about the time OF
the disaster, and his friends have been I'M
able to hear from him.
There has been no such name as Shum-
way upon the list of dead or missing in
this vicinity.
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ma,,6.,d WIN Pull Through.

Batteries, Parsons and MinnehaD, Swee
ney and Calhoun; umpire, McDermont.
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Build,nr Committee Appointed.

At meeting of the Hebrew congrega-
ton of this city, held Sunday, the follow
ing building committee were appointed
Messrs. Morris Horkheimer, s. Kraft,
Meyer Horkhsimer, E. Buchanan and
Emanuel Emsheimer. The committees
duty is to receive preliminary plans and
specifications for a suitable temple or syn
nagogue, and report to the congregation as
early az posi- BILE.
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The Ohio River Road Feeders.

Work is progressing nicely on the feed
or of the Ohio river railroad, from
the mouth of Mill creek to Ripley,
and it will be ready for traffic by the
time snow flies. The surveyors are also
ut work on the proposed branch from
RsyensWood to Spencer, Roane county.