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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30


stake kaesA.
al maintain that the rules should be
amended 70 compel three 10 start IN
every race, hat no more than four.
Make the entrance $50 each. instead of
$40. Let the colt winning the heat go
10 the barn. and the winner Of the final
heat Of best two in three decide the
matter. The colt making the fastest
record to be entitled 10 half OF the
purse, and the next one TO a ribbon and
a record. providing both went ia 2:SO Or
better. The other half OF the purse
would 60 ~ the breeders Association.
THIS would certainly do away with the
I-glve-you- this-heat and Ill-take- next
hascos!"
w. II. Wilson OF Cynthia says: 81
would suggest that the judges stand
on regulation tracks be placed halfway
up on the home stretch. instead OF 80
near 20 the first turn. In this case the
field of horses would get scattered he
fore reaching the turn, and the coufu-
sion and hurly-burly times in trying 10
get around first, all in bunch, would
be thing Of the past, and higher
rate of speed could be obtained. The
people III tho grand stand could get a
better view OF the horses. This little
change would make a seconds differ
ence in the time Of any regulation
mile-track."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Evansville has strong team.
Home run Reeder goes to TT. Wayne.
"Kid" Madden, the pitcher, 10 out of
a job.
Mccarthy has been released from Fl.
Wayne.
The Northwestern League season
opens one week from next Saturday.
The Renshaws are coming across the
pond 10 play American tennis experts.
IfKid Madden of Boston can be signed
for any reasonable figure he Will be
telegraphed to report at Grand Rapids.
Detroit has secured pitcher Nike
Morrison, of last years Syracuse team.
The Dctroits play pracucc game next
Saturday.
Yesterday finished the chess match
by cable, between Steiuitz.of New York
and Tschigorin, the Russian. The lat
ter won. 1t commenced last October.
John Owen, Jr., who has, as claimed,
performed the marvellous feat OF run
ming 100 yards in less than ten seconds,
was unaware three years ago that he
could run much faster than was nee
essary to enable HIM TO catch a street
car.
Larry McKeon, Indianapolis favor
ite base baIlist, has made application
for position on the Northwestern
league staff of umpires. Larry is far,
is good Judge OF good ball, and will
he desirable man for the position. He
will probably receive an appointment.
John l.. Sullivan and Frank Slavin
met at Cincinnati yesterday, and John
l.. refused TO make match. He says
I've has positively retired from the ring.
Slavin has match with kiliain for
so 900. to'bc fought with tho Granite
Athletic Club, of Hoboken, within the
next six weeks.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

With Ifon and Nsniseu counties ssiii
% hear from. tbs returns received al
thu Once OF the Secretary Of state, ct
Lansing, sho~ that Montgomery re
essved l5l ,3s4 sotess 1hampiiA re-
ssavsd ~ SEA votes; Dodge received
"a SO, aad Atkinson received s2o6
Tbs siyes Montgomery . plurality af
4sso. of the tvo eosBtles yes 10 re
port, Iron gave AetsFssh . plurality Of
! aud Nssisaa gave him . plurality Of
90 The ssmpsese Fetasns, therefore,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

gently rising smoke from vesusius should
warn the Neapoliians Of the frirhtiM end
tsat when The awful DISRUPTION comes II
means annihilstion and deat.
Is IL not the maddesf folly II linger Ia daily.
hourly yea. mementars danger OF such terri
bic DOOM Especially when you Know that
Dr. Green's Neryara. u taken IN tine. will cure
very SYM t ON. and ward OF al danger OF the
fatal attack? This great nerve cure and won
ce-fui restorative is n perfect spec for Just
these disessss, and IL you vii use Il NOW
before IL is too late-it viii surely restore you
10 health and streaeth. as u did in the follow
Ing case. and has thousands OF others. Dr.
Green's NerYura is purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless. and does not eontaia "A single part
Gle of any poisonous or dangerous drug. All
druggists keep IL for SLo9 per bottle.
NO VOLCANO FOR HIM.
am s. years old and had nervous frcmb-
ling In the limbs for over years aad for the
last two or three years have been very bad.
The doctors ] called IN could no; relieve rae
nor ten me whas was the naiter. After taxing
four bottles Of Or. Green's NCrvura. ] feeI
like n new man. | was terribly consiipaied
but now my bowels are all right. ! could not
sleep at night. l suffered 50 much with pain.
but the first bottle made me so much letter
that felt encouraged 10 continue. and today
feel 10 years younger. aad can eat, sleep
and walk like young man. / recon-
mended everybody knew 10 take DIR. Green's
Neryura. JOHN MuLLANE,
is E. 10th St. New York City.
DIR. Greene, of 81 W est Foarteenth-st., New
York. its discoverer. Is the famous specialist
in the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention to
tae treatment of AL forms OF chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and viii give
by mail his opinion and advice In any case
free OF charge. The perfection Of this system
renders "A complete cure almost assured as
his success in treatment ~ correspoadence is
wonderful and rBeguallec.
n II ~ Send for svmpto n blank 10 sil
out. or write Dr. Greene about
your case. and carefully considered letter.
fully es planning your disease and giving yeu q
perfect understanding Of al ats symptoms viii
lie returned, free OF charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

The aes manager, Anrphy. was ex-
pseLsd ~ arrive fron Columbus sesseE-
day morning. bat he asd not come ia
lass night. Yesterday the sork GA the
fouatsla-strest park Was almost CON-
pleted. The emhankmsnt that enclosed
Tie skallng park was al Tep.Acea and
the grounds sersped. To-day the east
SADIE will lie made .e,el aud the whole
diamond and held lad ous sna rolled.
The fences. sire screens aud stand have
been repaired. The ssooad piayef
oul,lde the Fresno team sas ssgDea
yesterday. Ills name j. Roussey, ana
he played shorssiop .ass year with Bal
timore, with fielding average OF Sos
ana a batting average Of .ssL lie re-
places tsoldle OF tie fresno's whoss bat
ting Is AWAY below par.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

JANIS G.. BLAINE can be the next
President of the United States Is he
desires to be- That fact is patent to
the most unobserving. Tho meddle-
some friends who presume to state his
wishes on the subject only add to the
fame of popular demand that he shall
be the next standard bearer Of the pco-
pie. Until he speaks, but little credencc
will be given TO rumors-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

II '.old Hutch" . rot playing
shrewd game - handle the pit IN MS
own interest. h.s death vii constitute
another Chicago sensation IL may DO
genunlne case Of death, bat on this
s.ds OF the lake Il looks Ike steer"
On the market
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

JoHs L. SULLIVAN announces that ne
viii run for Congress IN the sixth Mas
sachusetts district next year. It's
pity that John q not a member OF the
present body, for his peculiar abilities
may De IN active demand before the
Session finally sdlourns.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

The Leg stature e~nnot 100 promptly
psss Representative Whites bill 10 do
away with the senseless practice Of
suppression Of estls Of eonpiaint in
divorce cases. IN tbs day AID sss Of
the world, everything The star cham
Ger proceedings N eearss Of justice
should he sbsolatesy fornsadsn- Tke
Interests ~ the pasiie, snd 81 sndivld-
asls - weli. are Rest sahservsd sy .
free ssesss 10 al records. papers. lies
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Tho following burial permits were
issued by the Board Of Health yester-
day: Henry F. Decker, Downers Grove.
H., valvular disease of the heart;
Vrontje Land, 9 Martha-st., congestion
of the lungs; Albert Sparks, st. Marks
Hospital, hemorrhage and shock.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

THx Emperor Of China refuses to re-
eeive Minister Blair because tho latter
advocated the exclusion of the Celes-
tails while in the Senate. Blair promptly
admits that he did 80, but very wisely
holds that the Government alone is
responsible for the exclusion act Its
secretly believed, however, that the en-
peror desires to escape the awful torture
of listening to one Of Blasr's educational
oratIons.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

The revolving suicide Of Harvey G.
King last night must cause . thrill OF
horror N the VEINS OF the stoutest-
That man could plan and execute the
taking Of his own hfs With such minute
attention to details suggests that there
must be method in madness
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

The following bit Of choice patriot
ism Is clipped from the Pearl River
News of Columbia, Miss: president
Harrison Is on his tour through the
South and West and is receiving royal
receptions at every place his party
stops. IL isA great pity that he could
not 20 through vicssburg and get
meas Of rotten eggs which he 80 richly
deserves for appointing . negro post
maxtsr.''
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

HILL the New York banker who stole
s4oo. 900. and kept it = secret for years.
has gone TO n country where no sheriff
would care 70 follow him with extradi-
ton papers Even the chill winds OF
Montreal have terror for the average
sheriff, but when the climate Is reversed
even the most daring quail. Such .
Hill IN Heaven would be impossible.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

THE Western Construction Company
threatens 70 sue the county to recover
something. but just what and for what
do not plainly appear. II 1t proposes
TO sue the county because 1t failed 10
perform the conditions It agreed to
perform, the county will become a
novel defendant There's . good deal
Of whs. is commonly called ''blud"
about these threatened law suits.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

This list Il furnished by Tutt!e Bros. real
estate dealers. PearLst.. over Arcade. Iele-
phone No. 1851
IN THE CITY.
Chas W Colt to Fred A Maynard. part
IL ". Colt x curtis plat. part OF cor OF
TAYLOR and Leonard sts..-.......-.......S 3,OOO
Cornelius Borrenda ANNE 10 James Dur
kee. IL ~. Watson 4 Weston's add, 40
II front " side Lafayette ST 24l1s II n
oil Highland ..-.................- SoO
Chas w Colt to Nick Hsaksma. II 10.
blk = uayden's sub. $3.50 II front
side Frank st, ITO IL W of Taylor ST.. 625
WINFIELD smith TO John Il Martin. pit Of
blk ?. Drew & Browns add. pit ot 5sx
59i IL bounded by Carrier. Union,
Hubert SITS and College ave.-.-.-........-. 1.g0
Darwin u Cody TO Essie Mayne. Ii 81.
White x Cudys add. 40 II 'front.' c side
JEFFERSON ave. aJ II OF y" stu. go
al, IL !. DeCamps sub. 81 II front on
side LAFAYETTE ST. 10 II OF Trow-
bridge St-.....-..-....- ......-.-.....-.- INN
Mary Harris TO Harriet c Escoft, Ii 5.
biz 2. Winsor add. % IL front 5 sde OF
Fifth ave. lib II " of Woodland ave. LOU
Je,le j Wander Nicer TO OrriS 4 Dunn.
Its Is aud u. C.ement's sub. 1851 IL e
side Seymour ave. gI.o3 IL OF warts
Martha A Dodds 10 Loren Roberts Its
II and L.. biz q. Deans sub. 10 IL
front side Burke ave. 90 1t OF
Geo II Kirt,and TO Jonathan r. Mover
and wife. us - aud -. Kirkland sadi.
50 # front "a side Uarrisoa ave. ~ II
OF Buchanan st-.....-...-.-.-.---....-----. I.-r
IN THE COUNTRY.
Leroy Moore to Phllo II LavinGcr. ne
:. sw = and NV. So !. OF sec e, Oak
NKtH
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30
A Startling Thing.



The fsifest plesufe al cA4n resify
Yea tAers stsaas the saiesno. esgylas. With
10. gentis eafslaK slsets hoEtinx sn the quiet
breeze Slsing ne iatlination 81 the terr4eis
destructive power M e. has ssreaas btrsea
two eltlUs IN ssfai ruin u i calm sns eules
now. but ia ga irsissi az say nsmsnt, u may
eserwhslia Naples saa burr IA frea iks weird.
asst once ala foaipsli aaa nerealaneam. lat
the Nespollisas Get 1na sieep. ~ and come.
dance aud stag, az though tass did not I've IN
immi Lsat dagger OF saaesn ana terrible death.
leu xonasF how they can ihas live 80
thoashtIessy in the Ia 6 81 almost certain dec
traetisR.
You are doing the same thing.
loa al. igssaE over volcano.
And sou take lite or 1o heed 81 yous dan
ger.
III yea are nervous. weak. Get tired easily
lses energy and ambition. wake a. tired T0oFn-
ings as when yeu 10 10 I'D. yea sre iivihs ~ n
the We cano-AEEtou PHosIHATioN.
II you have nervous weakness. rlddisess.
strange faint feelings. saort breath. sinking
sensation. nultefiag or palpitation 81 the
heart. feeling OF apprehension OF sHSiely ss
of impending danger. you age stzhdlag o,er
the yolcano-ukAhf FAILURE.
II you have spring debility. cannot cat well.
have 10 appetite. food hurts You, OF there h
rs. bioxtsng. b..iIoasaeSs AID constipation.
the volcano ls-safsicAL LNbAusrtoA.
Ilyou have e1l feet and .egs. weakRess and
~eariness OF the limbs. trembling. numbasss
OF prlekling sensatic "a. YOU are on the verge OF
the vocano-PA RALGSfs-
lfyor have headache. loss OF memory. con
fused mind. dull aud heavy feeling in head.
are drowsy during ths day and wsNslal NJ
ni-ft. feel gloomy and depressed. ta,nk With
difficulty and thoughts leave you u iaen.y.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

AFrss years Of anxious waiting and
watching the dear people q sh's 10
learn Kseisy's long concesled secret.
He says II am n,asins sympsthesie
harness for The polar terrestrial force
frs. ny exciting the sympathetic con
eor.isnt force thas esists N shs enrpns-
culsr interrusisi domain. which ]. con
ecrdsns 20 Il, and. Neond, after the
concordance . established, ~ n~ssss-
inx tas thiris, sixshs, snd Bsnths Of
this soncordsnee. tsereby lndueing
hssh -rlccgtse= ~ish great ro~er ~ rs.
ssrralsi~rt negsssou." Nhy s1int as
say 80 lens ago
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

WISCONSIN, friends OF dumb oruses
pay Henry Bergh deserved compii-
ment IN honoring him with statue In
Milwaukee. Bergh's work for brutes
commands the admiration of every IN
telligent citizen. and It We're pity that
there are not more to follow in bis foot
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30
CoSracIOus DISEASES.

The following cases of contagious
diseases were reported yesterday: VIM.
II. Shepard, LIZ Second-ave., diph-
liberia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

AAToR wAsHsuzsE coca st the tAsk
OF closing out ina tsn-hofns with vim
thai indicates the rght man 70 hold
down the Mayosaity enAlr during TIE
exciting tsInes incident 70 the bss lar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

JvLrus c. Burrows has hit upon =
happy phrsse which will become the
slogan for the conqusrine hoss OF tho
republican electors nert year. Al
Pitsssurg he declared Protection 10
defense; Reciprocity IL conquest" and
the words already are repeated and
approved oil along the republican line.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Don't miss the bargains. All 5 and
l0c goods for and Sc at 81 Caual-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

THE senate. by amending the House
appropriation ball for the state library.
% ss 20 raise the amount given for the
swo years to 10000, from $4,000 "a pro-
posed by the House. has taken . very
sensible view Of the Importance and
needs Of the library. IL iss step in the
direction Of more LIBERAL support The
library IS very deficient N some depart
ments. "a the appropriations have Of
late been nesrly ali absorbed by the
Law department. We trust that the
House will agree 70 the amendment.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

THE passage OF the Patrons Con-
gressioual appointment bill by unsus.
nous vote OF the Senate yesterday, is
something Of q novelty in that class of
legisis,lcn. An spportIonmcnt bin
that pleases everybody must he exceed
ingly fair in its provisions. Let us see
What the House will do with il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

JoHxSv ESRIGHr has spent thirty
days in Europe and knows oil sbout il.
He delivered lecture on q and made
% dspsrsging remarks upon the
French scldiery ~ 10 stir up one
"Nouaeur Bsgsrd." The rate French
man ays that Johnny 10 OF his has.
and doesn't know what he e talking
about. ~ Johnny dSesn't know any
more about Europe than he does about
how to ges the supreme Court clerk
chip. Monsieur Bsgard has ased him
up exactly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Clearance of round top desks at Nell
son, Matter & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Remember the closing ont sale at 81
Canai-st. for 1 and sc. for Is days only.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

"When l was all run down and al
ways sick abed," writes one lady, II
fonnd III Hoods Sarsaparilla the restor-
alton to health and strength SO much
desired" y. Il. Be sure to get Hoods.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30
Marriage Licenses.

The following 10 LIS. OF tls marrlars
licenses issued STAGE last published. with tns
nance reslisaestwasa eassiis Ito city aud
ages OF the parties Ages
Lester V. Crandaii. Rockford; Alma
Dowuny. Rockford ,.-..........it-.3
Edgar +. Patterson. Syracuse. y. A.. Abby
4. Thayer....-...... jcs
Cornelius Wander Market; Minnie Van
pom@eien --.-.- .---. .-....-..-z. M
Edeard HaFncT; ! aura Crunhsck..---.-2l-25
Henry AK ma, Jessie Heniaes -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mil. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30
Lily White Flour.

Made by Valley City Milling Co.. Grand
Rapids, IL a family tavorlte. Try il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30


mind sad brain get
tired al mental eKer-
ton and yeu are iffi-
table. cross and oi>-
eourag q. Sou are
over the yawBine Vol
cAno-t>sANlTN.
These volcanoes al
disease are how ousl
esceni but theirsymp
toms " arm you ssthe
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

esn rot vary much from she ngafss
gwen shose --InbuEe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

This list Is furnished by Tutt!e Bros. real
estate dealers. PearLst.. over Arcade. Iele-
phone No. 1851
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

IN THE COUNTRY.
Leroy Moore To Phllo Y LayinGcr. ne
!. sw a and nvi. 50 - OF sec &, Oak
e..tA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18

Won der Abe, were q disgrace and an
outrage. and the men who we're respon-
sible for the rocky playing OF sne
team ought TO be expelled.
Saws Latham: 81 want $4,000 from
st. Louis and every cent OF 1t must be
in advance. The money must be in six
81 900 bills, and l want an affidavit that
there isn't a counterfeit In the lot!'
Jack Stivetts, late of the St. Louis
browns, recently sent his wife S2Oo from
St. Louis through the Adams Express
Company. When the package reached
her it was found to contain nothing but
blank paper.
Umpire Tim Hurst writes that Sioux
City and st. Louis will play this week.
He didn't care about umpiring the games
however Sioux City wants to break the
National agreement and go into the as
ISOLATION.
Gaffney says the breast plate worn by
umpires will have to go. 1t has been
denounced by physicians as being I'M
healthy. Gaffney is trying to invent
wire continuance that will be protec-
ton without containing the overheatlng
qualities of the breast plate now In use
Since Manager Chapman Joined the
Louisville Club in 1890 he has developed
four OF the finest young players in the
country---Taylor, Jennings, Meeking anc
Cahill. All the desirable men have beer
signed for next season, and the Louis
VILE management already has line on
| for several good men, who viii
strengthen the weak spots OF the team
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
AMONG THE sPBINTERs.

Dave Layton, once fast Australian,
is a wreck from liquor.
Klink, the Southern walker, went an
alleged eighth in 81 seconds Wednes-
day. ooo. ,oo. ,,. J..
Melbourne, Aus, was called tho John
L. Sullivan handicap.
J. w. Naramore, who holds the one
and two mile running records at Wes-
leyan University, is missing.
In a race at Toronto, Wednesday, the
pistol frer shot a man of seven yards.
He narrowly escaped mobbng.
Dick Davidson, crooked Australian
sprinter, is being prosecuted in Mel
bourne for running under a false name.
Harraman, Toronto's fast half miller,
is youngest brother Of the pedestrian
who used to be an opponent Of Dave
Bennett and Ed. Case. Heis trained by
his brother and is said to be fast.
Fred Vokes has told the Buffalo run
ners why they cannot win. He says:
'Bblldog farocAy is as essential in fast
sprinting race as speed. II an athletic
goes in determined to win he will not
finish In the rear"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, October H.-Thos
Chapman, an old-time resident Of thi,
county, now OF Muncie, Indiana, was here
last week visiting friends and acquaint
ances and left Monday for Navarro, Ohio
where he resided for forty years or longer
leaving the latter place six years ago foi
Indiana. While here, he arranged with
the sexton Of the cemetery 10 attend 70 and
keep in good order the plot OF ground In
which several Of his near relatives are In
TERED.
The paving progresses as rapidly as pos
sible for the number OF workmen engaged
The ridge is about completed. Next weeh
they will begin at the Clifton works and
work south through Upper town
Rev. Gilbert o. Harvey, OF the Disci
pies Church, left yesterday for Indiana
where be will settle for the present.
Rev. Walton, Of Woodsheld, Ohio
preached last Sunday morning and evening
In the Disciples Church, and Rev. Taylor
Of Mention, Ohio, viii preach in the same
building tomorrow, Sunday.
Capt. John Porter is able TO be about tho
house and yard again.
Several people went down yesterday u
view the wreck at Mingo.
Potatoes are selling for 40 70 50 cents and
apples about t1.50 per barrel.
There Is some talk or converting the
Star Glass Works into tin plate mill
There may be plenty Of tin ore In the Han
cock river hills, II lt could be found.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
FAIRMONT.

FAIRMoNT, w. VA, October l1.-hev. j,
Engle, the new pastor Of the NJ. II; Churou
is here with his family and Will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow. ho
Rev. Murray, Of New YORK, VINO
preached here last Sunday at the Pres tG :
terrain Church, has been called 10 M tl ie
pulpit in this church. he returned 70 aus
home last Monday, and wlllreturn Win us
family in a week or two.
The FairmOnt Branch OF the Baltltnors
Building and Loan Association, orgsnlzeSH
here last week, Is being heartily patroniiIzeu'
Several Of our people went TO buckhan-
non this week 10 attend the lot sale.
Col. Bennett is pushing the work on ou5
water works The main pipes Will De Ialu
the frst of the week.
On Tuesday night the Fairmont develop
ment Company awarded the CONTRACT tor
building its bridge across Coal run 70 tne
Canton Wrought Iron Bridge Company o.
Canton, Ohio, at the price Of Sl2' 100. /!
will be 422 feet long, SO feet wide, 23-1oo'
roadway with 6-fOot walks on each sloe,
Gov Fleming, Hon. J. n. Camden snu
Secretary Ohley were in the Guy tnlS
week
Misses Nollie and Matte Stone are VISIT
ing relatives and friends IN ParkersOurg