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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Resolutions of Respect.

At regular meeting of Red, White and
Blue Council No. 43, o Z. A. M, OF
Ningo Junction, Ohio, held in Mechanics
Hall, December 81, 1891, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
God, in his infinite wisdom, TO visit our
Council for the first time since its iustitu-
ton and remove from our midst our most
beloved and esteemed brother, o. G. West,
who was our efficient Vice Councillor at
the time Of mis- death; and that
WHEREAS, Through the sudden and I'M
expected death that this may be warning
TO all OF US 10 be ready when the eventful
hour may come, aud in view OF the loss we
have sustained and the much greater loss
sustained by his brothers and sisters to
whom he was most near and dear; there
fore be IL
Resolaed, That through the death Of
Brother West we are impressed with the
uncertainty of life, and should be warn
ing to all members of our order TO be ever
ready when called upon to assemble in the
great Council Of the Eternal Heavens OF
Love.
Rcsolred. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the brothers and sisters Of our
departed brother in their sad bereavement;
and therefore be it
Rcsoired, That our charter De draped for a
period or thirty Gays, and tnal copy OF
these resolutions be spread upon the jour
nal of our Council. and that copy be sent
TO the brothers and sisters of the deceased,
and that IKE foregoing be published in the
Saturday MingO Ners. and Wheeling Sun
DAY REGISTER and Ravenswood NeIcs.
~. T. GRIFFITH,
A. ]. MYERS,
ROY WELsHANCE,
Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Jack" Glassbock, the great short
stop, is one Of the few base ball players
In the profession who make large
salaries, and do not squander all their
earnings. Jack" has wisely laid aside
q snug portion OF each seasons earn
ings.
Last year Glasscock erected hand
some new dwelling at his property, cor
ner North Front and Maryland streets,
which he will occupy after the 18th inst.
The plans were prepared by Architect
NJ. T. Giesey, and the building when
flashed, will cost between S., 900 and
$4,000. The exterior appearance is
quite attractive, while the interior ar
rangement will be model OF conven-
fence and comfort. On the northeast
corner Is bay window, terminating in
tower. The windows will be stained
glass.
The ground floor will contain laun-
dry and cellar, and the first floor
proper is broad hallway On the south
side, with doors leading into the par
Tor and dining room which adjoins, and
is connected by folding doors. In the
rear OF the hall is an admirably ar
ranged pantry, with refrigerator,
closets, etc. The kitchen is connected
with the pantry and dining room. The
entire first floor will be finished in oak.
The second floor is natural finish.
There are three largo bed rooms, DOR
mitory, closets, and bath room. A
large attic covers the entire building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed made January ., 1899, by G. E.
Wincher TO Benjamin f. BAchmann, for
q piece of ground on the west side Of
South Front street, Consideration,
$1,000.
Deed made November 90, 1891, by
Oliver f. Mufry. of West Alexander,
Pa, to Emma W. Spesre, o: West
Liberty, for Is acres OF land. Con-
sideration, $1,000.
Deed made January 1, 1892, by Doro-
thea Kronenweth. wife OF William
Kronenweth. to Frederick Bentz, for
the north half of lot No. IS, in Jonathan
Zane's addition, on the east side Of the
National road. Consideration, 81, 150
Deed made February 20, 1891, by
John K. Pattison, of Jasper county,
Mo-, and others, to William B. Gibson,
of Liberty district, for 1Ss scres and IS
perches of land In Liberty DISTRICT
Consideration. St,sssss.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Scotia arrived In port yesterday,
and departed on time for Cincinnati and
way points.
The marks'on the landing at midnight
showed II feet Of water in the channel,
and falling.
The B. d. Wood, Belle MCGOWAN, and
Jos. Walton, passed down yesterday
with towS Of coal, TOR the South.
The keystone State, for Pittsburg,
and the cargo for Cincinnati, are the
big packets scheduled for to-day.
William Davidson, well-known for
mer steamboatman, died at East Liver
pool on Wednesday, aged SO years.
The new towboat building at Mariettu
for Capt. Chas. Hook will be pushed
forward to completion as rapidly as
possible.
The new Cincinnati packet Iron
Queen will be ready to launch as soon
as there is sufficient water TO float her
off the ways.
The Tennessee river has been In good
navigable condition for couple oil
weeks past and the Iron Age has gone
up that stream to bring out a tow OF
pig iron for Wheeling and Pitts6urg.
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RESOLUTIONS OF Re.pect.

WHEREAS. Ii has pleased the Supreme
Ruler OF the universe to take from our
midst our beloved and, honorable member,
Mr. Frank Kroneweth.
Resolred, That in the death Of Mr.. Krone
weth the American Ccrnet Band have lost
q member whose energies aud devotion 10
the band was unsurpassed.
RCsOlrcd. That we are deeply grieved by
his sudden and unexpected death. and thSt
we viii sadly miss his presence in the
hand review.
RESOLVED. That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy 10 the bereaved family, and as q
further mark Of respect that the band room
be draped in mourning for the period Of 80
days.
Rcsolred, That the foregoing resolutions
be spread upon the mirutes of the band and
published in the Sunday papers and copy
OF the same be sent to the bereGyed family.
Calm and peaceful be his rest
Pillowed on the earth's cold breast;
0Glorious let his waking be,
Blessed in Eternity.
Broken is the friendly chain
Form il, brothers, once again,
And as one by one departs
Closer bind remembering hearts.
W. II. KLsLY,
@. NJ DANLEY,
G. w. PHILLIPS.
Committee.
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A TOUCH OF WINTER.
The Mercury Falls Rapidly, So Does the
Snow, and Likewise Many People.

The Mercury Falls Rapidly, So Does the
Snow, and Likewise Many People.
Our climate again demonstrated it's
agility yesterday, the thermometer fall
ing from about sixty degrees to thirty,
in about ten hours. Warm in the morn
ing, ii grew steadily colder all day,
with skits Of snow, which grew more
frequent as night drew on. BY eight
o'clock the ground was frozen and was
covered with half an inch Of snow
which rivaled banana skin In ability
20 throw q pedestrian on his back in one
time and two motiens. Between the
hours OF eight o'clock and midnight the
folks who "tOok tumble" literally
numbered hundreds. Young men and
maidens, young matronS and middle
aged business men, elderly and digni-
Aed gentlemen, aud ladies well along
in years alike essayed to walk along the
snowy sidewalks, and alike came TO
grief aud to earth. In the
earlier evening hours, when
the streets were well thronged,
the tumbles of luckless pedestrians
created much merriment, and shouts OF
laughter would echo along the streets
a. some grave and reverend signior
went down on the fiat Of his back ard
waved his hoofS in the twinkling light
OF the gas lamp, while his plug hat
went one way, and his specs another;
and zeSt was oft-time added to the mer-
riment when more or less, generally
more, of the scoffers went down in the
midst of their hilarious enjoyment Of
the misfortuneS OF others.
Some of the numerous falls resulted
In bad bumps and bruises, but so far as
could be learned no bones were broken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
THE Il. g. o. WRECK.
The smash-up = Setious One-Wreck on
the ohio River Road.


the Ohio River Road.
The freight wreck on the 3. &c. O..
lust beyond the Bellaire city limits, as
reported in yesterdays REGISTER, was..a
decidedly botherSome smash-up to clear
away. One car was thrown off the
tracks and left midway on the bridge,
taking several hours TO get it Off, and
DELAYING trains accordingly. There
were ten colored tramps in a gondola
car. One OF them, Lytten Mormon,
aged Is, OF Cabell county, w. Va. was
seriously hurt about the stomach.
Thomas Clnny, OF Benwood, was also
on the car with the darkeys, and sus-
tanned broken arm and was crushed
about the breast. He was taken TO his
home yesterday by relatives. Mormon
is still under the care OF DR.. Cooper.
Three other tramps were injured about
the head and body, but not seriously.
Four or five cars were badly wrecked,
and the bridge was damaged so badly
that it had TO be propped before trains
could pass over.
A serious freight accident occurred
about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
on the Ohio River railroad, about Thir-
" eighth street. The rails spread
while the Panhandle yard engine,
with train of cars, was passing over
them, and nine gondOla cars jumped
the track, running along the ties for
about twenty feet. Two OF the cars
were ditched, and the others more or
less damaged. The rails were badly
twisted, and tho ties cut. All passen-
gers north bound, were transferred at
Block Bros, while force of men was
put to work removing the wreck. 1t is
probable that everything will be in or
der for receiving trains as usual this
morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
First ofJsnuary Business Changes.

Hoge & Bro, the hardware firm, have
dissolved, II. L. Hoge retiring. Mr.. K.
Hoge will continue the business at the
old stand.
The firm Of Sweeney & Edwards, In
surance agents, has been dissolved, DR..
T. o. Edwards retiring. John f.
Sweeney will continue the business.
Mr.. lack T. Robertson, who Is we'll
known among the merchants on Main
street, as we'll as the track throughout
West Virginia and Ohio, ss a careful
and successful business man, has been
admitted as part in lie firm OF Hicks II
Hoge, wholesale dry goods merchants.
Mr. Robertson has been long connected
with this establishment, first as Simp-
son & Hoge, and then as Hicks & Hoge,
and the announcement of his financial
connection with the firm will be graft
flying news to his friends.
w. II. Frank has retired from the
tirm Of w. II. Frank & Co.. and G. j.
Beekman will hereafter conduct the
railroad ticket and brokerage business
at the old stand.
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.Ir O. II. A AZ. Mailing.

The Board OF Officers of the State
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held meet
ing at Hibberd's Hall, last night, and
transacted business OF 3 private nature,
but of great Importance to the order
Among those who attended were State
Councillor A. A. Eskey, OF Slstersyille;
State Vice Councillor Z. ID. Lappert, OF
New Martinsville, and State Vice Coun-
ciIor S. r. Warfeul, Of Wheeling. Six
teen Councils have been instituted dur
ing the past six months, and the total
membership in the State now reaches
A9G
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
q. N. q. &.

Great Muslin Underwear Sale! Com
mencing January 4, we place on sale about
81 900 worth of Ladies' and Chlldren's
N uslIn On.erwear, consisting manly of
the celebrated ~" brand lOckstich un-
derwcRr. Also two great special lines AZ
25 and sOe., also lOck$tich. We have
ladies Corset Covers from &c up. Child
ren'n Drilling Waists at lac. Children'a
Pantle = at I6c, In fact, not a piece of In
derwrSr in the entire line but what has
been marked at a price that Will sell It ut
sight.
Ladies' in attendance. Sale continues
until all are dspos-d OF.
GEO NJ SHOOK s. co.
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ATLANTIC Tea COMPANY,
IlO9. I'LL. 1883 Market Street.

yJ,YPEwRrTERS- HEADQUARTERS FOR
J. the world; oil makes; don't pay manufso-
lures exorbltant prices: We ship anywhere,
giving thorough examination efore accepting;
absolutely 1rst-class condition guaranteed; pos.
price: exchanging a speciality; instruments
rented anywhere; largest stock In the world;
two entire floors devoted exclusively to type
bility: illustrated catalogues and specimens
free TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, 81
broadway, New York; go Wabash avenue. Chi
c,Do ja34t
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A successful Fair.

The st. Mary's Catholic Church Far
ended last evening. Following are tne
results OF the principal contests: Goid
watch, Dobbins se02, Utterbach Sols:1o;
bedroom set, Mrs. Arbaugh S4s2, Mrs
Rendy s51.75, sacred heart picture
S53 67: Mary Kearns sal; large picture
OF Father Mattingly, Miss Lizzie Tier
pey $50, Miss Moran s2s.76; large PFC
ture of Bishop Watterson, Miss Ella
O'Connell $685. 90, Miss Nellie Hickey
$50. 81: sick bed quilt. Miss Ellen kyne
$50. 30. Miss Emma Keits sll. The
gross receipts for the three nights were
about So, COO.
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Index to New Advertisements.
FOURTH PACK.
60 g.. a u,l,cr,oa

FOCRrH PACK.
CaFpst Sals-Sione & Thomas.
WITH PASE
Notice to Stock Feeders-Fl2ccus Bros
For Sale--Bay Horse.
Wanted-6irl for Homework.
Typewrlters- Headquarters FOR the Norla.
WaDted-RoCms for Light Housekeeping
NOtice-JOhn.F Sweeney.
Wanted-Girl for HOusework.
AnhepSer-Busch Beer-ChAs Seibert
Wanted-WuES in wholesale Grocery
Rsmovsl--ChSrles Seibsrt
For Rent-TwO Residences On Fourteenth
Tor Rert-Store loom on Market Street.
Wanted-Saiesmen.
t)pera House-IacL Royal OF the ped.
Innouucement-L. W. Blsyney.
ladies Gvmnastic ClasSes-D. NJ. +. hroSh'
Removal NotIce-Rolf & Harvey.
For Rent Dairy Farm.
Wanted-Tn 60 or Four Rooms.
nor Sherff-John Roorecht.
Onsra House-Casper the Godler.
Social AuuOuncement-Rolf & Harvey.
Few VacancieS-WheelingC Conservatory OF
0pera House-Uncle Toms Cabin.
Struyed-Pointer Dog
TkNTH PAGE.
Soeelsl Sale OF Muslin Undervesr-H' En-
Ie,-sn5 Clearance Sale-L- Metz.
Sr-.rior Coods-G. Mendcl a Go.
Ipnual Clearance Ssle-Egger, WsrrlcS * 20
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ASK for NJ. Reilly's Strawberry Hams.
My name branded on every ham.

strata OF wheeling Hill.
To TIE Editor Of the Register:
SIR:-Anent the current talk OF a
tunnel, kindly print the following data
concerning the strata of Wheeling hill
at Tenth street, beginning at point on
the street named 100 feet above low
water mark on the Ohio river:
Sandy shsle ........ 100 to 10 feet
Sandstone aud slate, with Pitts
burg coal near tor. ..... 40 10 SO feet
Buf limestone ............. 1873 to $50 feet
shale and sandstone 80 TO 10 feet
Limestone. .......... ......... 10 to $50 feet
This viii give an idea Of the stuff
through which q tunnel would proba-
bly, be carried, so far as Wheeling Hill
is concerned. GEoLoGIsT.
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Police Court.

There were only three cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning. Frank Sam
mard got So and costs for drunkenness
George Burners case OF disorder was
continued until the evening session. ana
Bob Purcell was dismissed.
At last night session OF Court. the
case OF Louis Delbrngge was called al
the request OF friend, and he was
fined SEQ and costs for his assault on A.
Moos. The latter is still at Ada Eos
ter's, but is improving, and will likely
be out tomorrow. Delbrugge is still at
Littleton, and May Williams Is also
there. William Cation and Harry Far
ley, for disorder, got Sc and costs each,
and George Bruner, whose case was con-
tinued at the morning session, got the
same penalty. James Lewis sent to
the Hill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

We place on sale MONDAY and until all are sold
prummers Samples and slightly soied Underwear
25O Corset Covers, hafprice, IS cents and upward
1876 Chemises at 10 cents and up-halfprce
So Gowns, SO cents and up-half-price.
"A White Skirts at "a cents and up-halfprlce
III Pairs Drawers, II cents and up-hafprlce
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a,n.no 20 nonth van ~

r., = New Yesr's Present for Wife and
S-Si,Sren which will last a life time
~ voDr lot and build house. Apply
20 MoundsYille Mining ana mSnuiac-
+ GrrYS Cook. General Manager.
y A'-> Mourdsville, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

The total for ten months is ST., 177.45,
and for the year will likely run up to
500, 900, about three-fithS Of which was
paid. The work-house sentences I'm
posed aggregated about $4,000 days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

WASzINGTox, ID. c.. January 2-For West
$50 Petnsvivania--Light nov, colder; north
westerly gales: fais Monday.
For Vest Virgins and Ohio - Clearing
colder. ckcept stationary temperature IN eN-
ttyepe TsstsYn Ohio; northwestetly winds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

am now prepared to supply the
trade with Pure Kettle Rendered Leaf
Lard, made from hogs Of my own killing.
N. REILLY.
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Officers Elected.

Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, +. OF p,
installed the following officers Friday
night: Past Chancellor, Charles Wat
kins; Chancellor Commander, c. R.
Miner; Vice Commander, Peter Freder-
lex; Probate, Henry Nightingale; K. OF
r. S., i. Stanley; Master OF Ex-
cheauer, w. w. Stewart; Master OF FL
nance, r. c. Shaeffer; Master Of Arms,
George w. Shenk: Inner Guard, Thos.
r. Belleville, Outer Guard, l.. j. Davis;
Trustee John Leva.
Washington Council No. 8, Jr. o. D.
A. NJ, elected the following officers:
DIR. II. b. Baguley, Councillor; William
Schwcrtieger, Vice Councillor; Fl. w.
Thurber, Recording Secretary; Harry
Goodwin, Financial Secretary; K. f..
Sarver, Treasurer: w. G.. Kasley, Jr.
Post Councillor; Richard Love, Con-
ductor: Frank Veith, Warden; Frank
Taylor, o. S.; A. Richards, |. S.; Will
liam Schwertfeger, Trustee. The in
stallation will take place Wednesday
night. The exercises will be presided
over 6y Deputy State Councillor Graves
and at their close banquet will be dis
| cussed.
At recent meeting of Wheeling
Council No. l, the following officers
were elected: j, Lee Ritz, Councillor;
Mason Jones, Vice Councillor; Harry
Taylor, Jr., Past Councillor; +. b. Lisby,
Recording Secretary; D. J. Toomy,
Financial Secretary; Henry Mines,
Treasurer; George Armstrong, Warden;
Z. d. Bennett, Conductor; w. X. Burk,
Inside Sentinel; VIM. Myrtle, Outside
Sentinel; j. II. Springer, Trustee. The
installation took place last night con
Quoted by Deputy State Councillor
Graves.
The following officers were elected by
Crescent Lodge No. s, A. A. OF /. & 5.
w. TO serve for the ensuing year: Thos.
. Fox. President; John Slehan, Vice
President; John Holman, Financial
Secretary; Harry Hawkins, Recording
Secretary; Frank Jackson. Guard; JOS.
Purcell, Guide: Raymond Bauer, Treas
urer; jos. Purcell, John Mehan and
Fred Williams, Delegates to the Trades
Assembly.
The Association Of stationary en-
gineers, elected the following officers
last night: President, w NJ. McNabb;
vice-president, Sanford Lockwood; re-
cording secretary, j. c. Dunaway; FL
nsncial secretary. c. w. Hirth; CORE.
spending secretary, aud treasurer, Gus
Friedrich; conductor. Robt. Affotder:
doorkeeper, Henry Craeken. This
association is in very prosperous con
dition.
Wheeling Lodge No. Q. /. o. o. F.,
installed the following officers at their
meeting. last night: Noble Grand, w.
II. Bone; Vice-Grand, G.. A. Stucke;
| Secretary, Adam J.. Kelly: Treasurer,
Jacob Morris; S. P. G., o j. Morrison.
Also the following appointed officers
r. S. to \. e., d. w. Martin; l.. 5. to
n. G., w. W. Stewart; Warden. Harry
Smith; Conductor, e. NJ. Gill: r. s. s.,
Robert Crowther; l.. 5. -, NJ. c. Tay
Tor; Chaplain. WIN. Wincher; Z. S. to
/ V. c., a. NJ. jones' Inside Guard. VIM,
! Thomas; Outside Guard, Harry Trim
| bic. The officers were installed BY
Grand Representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Godfrey Schul. A ban
ouet followed the exercises. Their,
were also four limitations and three
propositions. Next Saturday nigh
twelve candidates will receive the first
degree.
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%Beelin9 Resister
Tharn,omerer keoord .
IIOk Main Street.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Rist, made the following observations or
the temperature yesterday; a. m, 49,
9An. A; ~ m. 50; p. m, "a; : p. u,
81 Weather, chsngeaole.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03

Louis HANDEL, Florist. No. &c
Twelfth street, has fine lot OF Orchids,
Roses, Carnations, Lilies of the VAL
ley, Gala and Narrissi Lilies, Narcis-
sns and Hyacinths.
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III. EMSHETMER,
" Is and 20 Eleventh st.
POLICE BUSINESS FOR 1891.
A Total OF a,I64 ArreSts-About $4,000
Assessed In Fines.

Assessed In Fines.
Tt is not possible to give a correct de-
tailed statement of the police business
Of the city for the year 1891, for the
reason that sx-Chief DelbrugRe has not
posted up his books for October,
November and the first eighteen days
OF December. This fact will delay the
publication Of the annual report, and
will likely very much curtail its extent.
LAST years report, for the year 1890,
was the best ever prepared by any
Chief OF Police in Wheeling, and was
a credit to the Department. This year,
owning to the change in the office OF
Chief, all the data cannot be worked
up, but Chief McNlcholl will complete
each statistics as the books show.
The arrests were as follows:
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WIRE Tree Guards, s1.Oo, at Allison's
Wire Works, 1907 Eoff street.
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-, R.ts excursion o Columbus Ohio
IA. a so. r.. X.

Account Of the lnauguratiOn OF Gov 'E
-. AsJ N,eKinIey. Monday January 18th,
Isos. round trip tickets wiz O t, sTno
lT S 10Th, and for morning Trains os
,unsrv 1Ith. At very low rates. gooa 70
arm until Tuesday, the l2sn,
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Pure Lard.

INDIGESTION Miserable Take
BEECHAM's PILLS.
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Farmsr,, Institute at Elm Grove.

The Ohio County Farmers INSTITUTES
will he held at Elm Grove. on the sls1
and 92nd inst, and the meetings
nromise to be of considerable interest.
it is expected that the State Expes,,
mental Corps will be present at the
meeting. ,,n,,
Representatives Of all the diIeren'
Alliances in the four Pan hanoie
counties will hold business meeting
AT Elm Grove next Saturday.
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A,.o,u Flower Pot Stands - Al
TIrs Works. 1907 Esn street,
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L. 8. cooD ssils ary sesas the oAsassss
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Leg Broken.

cscil Smith, an empIoye OF the "n neei-
,,o s,sal works. met with bad accl-
dent while at work there lass rs.
He was engaged In repairlns SILL III Loo
chlnery when he fell, breaking ms ses
He was conveyed TO DR.. Hasslns olnJ DC
where the fracture was reduced. ne
was then taken TO his home near INC
Junction.
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The arrests were as follows:

The total number in 1890 was else,
a falling of In 1891 OF 25.
The fines imposed were as follows, so
far as the books are footed up