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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
THE WEARY WAY
Daily Becoming Less Wearisome to
Many in High Point.

With a back that aches all day,
With rest disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders,
'Tis weary way, indeed.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney trouble.
Are endorsed by High Point citi-
Zens. .rr .u.
Mrs. T. C. Stamey, 1O11 E Com.
merce ST., High Point, says keep
Doan's Kidneys Pills on hand all
the time for | find there is nothing
to equal them, whenever my back
bothers me and my kidneys are out
of order. Often / suffered from
headaces and-was nervous but Doans
Kidney Pills have always given me
fine relief. / gladly. recommend this
medicine to anyone who has kidney
troubles.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Stamey had. Foster-MiI.
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. 7.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
HIGH POINT, ROUTE a.
CBy Mary A. .Clodfelter.)

CBy Mary A. Clodfelter.)
Lafayette McGhee awoke one morn
ing last week to find his hound dog IN
the front yard with a string tled
around his neck at the end of which
dangled tin can in which was a
note reading as follows: "Your dog
broke into my milk house and II ne
does it again will be killed." Mr.. Nc
Ghee says that he doesn't blame the
party, whoever it was for he would do
the same thing.
Mrs. Roby Clodfelters and little son
Clyde, called on Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Clodfelter Wednesday; also Thomas
Pegram #-- r.s
The draft registration Thursday
took all three of our boys TO form the
great army of thirteen million.
A correction: Mrs. Bert WeaV1i
underwent an operation instead or
Mrs. Mary A. Clodfelter, as was stat
ed last week. ~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
Raised Check from $40. to
!. S2O.O0O

William Brown, claiming Norfolk
as his home, tried to get a certified
check" for. $4,000 cashed here
Tuesday. The check Was originally
made out for $20a and fasea.toa a$20,.
900 by Brown. He tried the same
trick in Greensboro the day before.
He said he was gong to buy a farm
here. Looks like Greensho or High
Point officers should have landed
this man.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
WHAT OUR ANSWER TO
INSINCERE NOTE MEANS

Washington, Sept. 15.-Germany' s
latest peace feeler, advanced through
Austria, it was officially stated today.
best finds it's answer in President
Wilson's Baltimore speech delivered
last April.
Force, force to the utmost, force
without stint or limit, the righteous
and triumphant force which shall
make right the law of the world, and
cast every selfish dominion down in
the DUST
That was the Presidents answer
then, and it was reiterated today; 1t
is his answer now.
. No one doubts that it is the ans
wer of all the allies.
While Austria's proposal, reported
last night from Amsterdam, had not
reached Washington in official form
tonight, it is expected hourly through
some neutral-possibly Sweden-and
in it is recognized the long heralded
peace offensive upon which Germany
is counting to arouse enough senti-
ment for peace among the people Of
the allied countries to compel an end
of the war on terms which substan-
TALLY would preserve Prussian con-
quest.
The allied leares recognize it as an.
effort by Germany to obtain the best
terms possible.
There will be no round table con-
ference, no sounding out process,
such as Germany proposes, and which
she hopes will give opportunity prob
ably to deal with her enemies sepa-
rately. ~
President Wilson very tersely and
.mphatically declined the insincere
peace Offering bv ustria-Hungary.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
TO THOSE DUE THE REVIEW
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view you must settle
your account by Oct.
1st. If you don't pay
by.that time we will
be compelled to stop
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your paper and place through attOT-
ney of your town or community for
prompt collection. The government
has sbokeh and we must obey-all
subscriptions must be paid in ad-
vance. Public spirited and patriotic
men will willingly cooperate Mail,
bring or send money, check or mon
ey order and do it today, please.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
A REAL SUBSCRIBER.

,'Polkton. N. c., Sept. 8, 1918
Mr.. Stamey:
you will find enclosed check for
$3.50, subscription for your paper an
other year. l like the way you stand
for the right in this trying time and
I want you to continue to give all
German sympathizers Hail Columbia
and rub it in. !.
m. A.. Tucker"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
We ARE SORRY FOR YOU.
MISTER, If In THIS CLASS
CHAIRMAN TATE OF LOCAL
BOARD FEELS MANY FAILED
TO REGISTER,

Evidently there were q number ~
! people in High Point township Thurs
day who failed to register. The estf
mate called for an enrolment ot
1855 and only 1884 registered, making
shortage OF 522. In fact, the regis
trat1on Thursday exceeded by a few
men the first registration of June 5
1917, and then only men from 21 to
81 were registered. Looks, like there
Will be quite few here to be sent
to the penitentiary because former ex
cuses will not be taken so easily now
Chairman Tate says he is satisfied
| that many who should have registered
did not .=:.
Friday story was issued from
Washington to the effect that a. ma
tion-Wide effort to round up men who
failed to register the day before for
the draft will be started Immediately
by specially organized corps of de-
partment of Justice agents. The
corps, it was stated, has been in pro-
cess of organization for some time,
and will work quietly, without making
general raids, like those in New York
recently, which caused adverse criti-
cism.
Methods have been developed for
OF sources on men within the new
draft ages who failed to respond and
this will be used to prevent evasion-
Many members of a volunteer league
formed to operate against the draft
dodgers are said to have enlisted in
the new campaign against the slack
ers and the system is said to be SO
thorough that it virtually will be i'm
possible for the draft dodgers to
evade arrest.
Anyhow those who did register here
were patriots because they "fell
over" each other in getting to the reg
istration booths. \ In fact 80 per cent
registered by II o'clock in the morn
ing. -s e'
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS HERE
The High Point Township Sunday
School Convention, comprising %
Sunday schools, convened with Wes-
lev Memorial M. e. Church Sunday
afternoon. The program as carried
out. was as follows:
Music.
Remarks by the President, ]. Allen
.AusAsEss sSSsa4s .sssss 49, S.
Address -"The Relation of the
Guilford County Sunday School As
sociation to the Recent Developments
in Religious Education" E. j. Col
trane, Of Jamestown 80.
Address = Trained leadership
What, It Should include and How IT.
May Be Produced" Mss Martha Do
zier of Greensboro. director Of rellgl-
Gus education in Guilford county.
Business session.
Election CT officers.
Adjournment.
The High Point township assoc!a-
ton, Sunday school workers have as
serted. is one of the best organized
in the state as we'll as in Guilford
county, all units Of the organization
having been engaged for some little
time in the more advanced methods
of work and study. i
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Edgar Whitener, president; A. S.
Caldwell, vice president. and Miss
Lottie Barber. secretary and treasur-
er. are the OFFICERS elected at the
High Poiut township Sunday School
Convention held at the Wesley
Memorial M. E. Church Sunday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
Confederate Veterans Notes

Miss I. Irwin Paylor. sponsor; It.
John Little and two or three other
veterans will attend the reunion at
Tulsa. Okla. Miss Paylor gees as
brigade representative.
Capt. Tom Wood was elected COM
mander of the local camp. He is
universally liked.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Mrs Mary Dutton died at the
home of her son Sam Dntton Tues
day night. The remains will be
carried to Lorain, Ohio.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

J. T. Bennett has received inteIli-
gence of the serious wounding Of
his son Will Bennett, in the front
line trenches, being shot through
the breast. . .
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Mrs. j j. Welch. Mr.. and Mrs.
J, w. Harris and son Welch. spent
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mr. aud Mrs. David > A. Welborn
Ihomasville, Route l.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Col. D. H. Milton, the>best super
intendent of the best soldiers home
anywhere Raleigh )Was a weekend
visitor.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Our good friend S. C. Stout and
wife of Rt. 2, called by the Review
office Wednesday. Glad to see
them.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
NONE SERIOUSLY WILL CON
s5 SIDER PROPOSITION.
Women and Children Still Being Muir
dered, Even While Olive Branch
is Extended. -.. -.

dered, Even While Olive Branch
is Extended. .'
OvershadoWing in. interest even
Marshal Foch's hammer blows against
the harried Germans, is the Te4tonic
bid for peace through the Imperial.
government of Austria-Hungafy
The formal plea Of Emperor Charles
to the 'belligerents for ga confidential
and non-binding discussion Of peace"
comes as the first sensational move in
the peace offensive" which has been
expected since the Germans, arms be
gan to stagger back from the fierce
thrusts of the British, French and,
Americans Washington and the al.
ef1edS Scapftafs hailed the cali Tor aeon
ference on neutral soil as another Ger
man ruse to get better terms than
they might expect when the war has
been carried to the Rhine. They were
convinced that Austria, whose people
have long been war-weary, had been
called upon to bear the onus of max
ing peace overtures and thus save the
face of Germany
Cold Reception All Around.
Not only in Washington, but in Lon
don and Paris, pacifsts found cold
comfort. None of the governments in
volved was inclined to take seriously
the request that delegates be sent to
such conference as that proposed by
the Austrian ruler 1t was pointed
out that the United States and En-
tente Allies have made their peace
aims so clear there can be no mis-
aking them.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
Cold Reception All Around.

Evangelist l.. A. Bennett preached
special sermon to young people Fri
day night at the First M. P. Church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Exactly right-in refusing to en-
croach further on the homes with
the cemetery.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

The editor and family attended a
watermelon feast at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs David A. Welborn
Monday evening.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

Leslie, son of j. Matt Hedgecock
has arrived safely overseas and is
ready for the demons from hell.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19
GIRL BOADERS only wanted at 319
Rankin street. ,

Mrs. Annie billiard of Route 4
city called Friday to renew her sub
Scription. Thanks
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-09-19

In this paper as well as
the other news matter.
In these days of the high
cost of living it means
a saving of dollars and.
cents to you. Be wise
and read the various ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
MINISTER TELLS OF
VISIT lover THERE"
THE REV. HENRY A. RIDDLE CT
WEST ALEXANDER ENTER
TAINS BIG CROWD
LAST NIGHT.
Tells Of Conditions as He Pound Them
on the Battle Front.

Tho auditorium of the cdIficc crowd
Cd the Rev. Henry 4. Riddle. paSi"7
OF the West Alexander Presbyterian
church, addressed Il big crowd in IN"
Vance Memorial church. WoodsAalc las
night on his several months visit a
the war front in France as Y. NJ. 6. y.
representative. The big gathering w.S
featured with musical renditions. IN
GLIDING a vocal solo by Mrs. Alice VIII
kinson and Mrs F. ii. Ryder. hr'c:
talk was delivered by the Rev. DR.. J. VI.
Potter pastor Of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Riddle told Of the r"aI
love Of patriotism personality that *
listed today among the American an"
ENGLISH and French soldiers: tina: N"
French and English soldiers arc Pr"i'h
Of tho lighting and loyal spirit OF IN"
American boys and that Uncle sam
lads arc just as proud Of them. 1t -
love Of true patriotic and brothcFiY
affection among the boys" declared III"
speaker. Mr.. Riddle told Of The ChT'S-
tan sentiment among the American
soldiers and their allied comrades. as
talk was one Of the most interesting
ever heard in this section from ono WI"
: comes from the war front. Mr. Riddle
loft Wheeling for France December =.
las; and returned 10 America Angus
!. Tho speaker told Of the great WORK
being done by the 7. VI. G. a. and h"'
the BOYS "nver thcra' appreciate th'
many ways they help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court.

In The matter Of: charles h'Sk' IT
Widow came into open court and clrctec
t. take under will.
In tho matter Of: Catherine Stan
china Designation as daughter and hell
"A, law of Wilhelm will executed in pres
cncc Of Otto II. Won Intel and Oswald
Srhick. witnesses and IN tho presence oi
tic T'r,batn Judge ilrl. wherein Cath
crime Starr>hina IL designated as II
daughter and heir nj law. Designation
approved and ordered recorded.
In the matter Of: Robert Durall ad'
minis ratur Of Elizabeth \. Warrfck. dc
ceased. vs. John r. Dura1l ct al. Cause
heard finding that all defendants arr
pror.rly before the court. that the ALE
cations of petition are true and sal" OF
real estate necessary To pay debts. APP
rraiscmcmt ordered, order issued anc
cause cont.
In the matter OF: Anna Virgins
mothers pension. Application Med. Ed
ward ~ Meek appointed TO makk OK
ANNA ton and report, cause cont.
In tho matter OF: Lester Bycrs. adop'
ton and chang" ~ name. Petition filed
by Charley II. Johnson and Alice John
son, husband and wife. Answer and
consent Of Mary Elizabeth Bycrs mother
Of child filed. Wife examined separate
and apart from husband Adoption and
change Of name ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
NEWS BRIEFS

Don't Fail to Reg1ster.--Ernry male
in the Wheeling district who has at
tanned his 18th birthday md n"t his
18th is urged 10 register Today and do
il carly. All county men at I'll" county
building and all city men At their ward
school.
Help Truck Soldiers.-Th" local J. NJ.
c \. plarrd Il large poster n llaynrys
Grove yesterday inviting all soldiers
with the truck trains /" visit III" m
s,itutiuu and many Of them took I'D
VANTAGE o; it last cvc.linE.
Farmers Are Busy.-Thc shortage or
help is keeping the turner's at WORK
day and night and they complain TINT II
is nigh IMPOSSIBLE for them tn got their
work done and their fall crops III.
Officers to Help.--.\ll polio" Officers
have been instructed /" give persons
asking information rclativ" L" location
Of schools in connection win IN" dratt
system 20 assist them
Wheeling Soldiers.-That the SIAM
i;ogi,ncnl. composed Of many Wheeling
Lads. i rol getting in active fghtihE' Is
rrpor;cl from letters just rcr"l'ru o.!
friends IT The boys.
Rain Helps Some.-Thc showers III
last cyonin:; and this morning aSS,St"n
in Iuyinr lie Just and as il result lhe
slrrc,s will nc IN better shape touhH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
WARRINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Strauh. Jr.. Mrs. Eliza
beth Strne"r and daughters lsnhci. and
Marie. mutur,.d from M"rGantown sun
day fhl 4 visit At the r""pry. returning
hume in the evening.
The Misses Lille and Caroline Moore
have returned home 10 HaEcrst"wn. Md.
after n visit with their aunt. Mrs. y.
Dunncgan.
Mrs. +. 5. .aston. nj Wichita Falls
Texas, is he guest nf friends hero to-
day.
Mr. and RMS T. VI. Rand and children
are visitors in r'airvicw and E.ik!ts
MIR. and Mrs. s. S. Slurm and dalEh-
ter. Elizabeth. are homo ;Gt"r Il short
vacation spent at Berkeley Springs and
Rev. 6. J. Kluscr left Sunday for n
months vacation He went first TO
Salamanca. y. Y, from Ih:rc I" Buff
fnlo. Niagara Falls and Milwaukee,;
then tn Glcnwood City, Wis, where he
farmers. Rev. Murphy. Of st: Chairs
Vile has charg. sc St. ratricks parish
in the absence OF Father kluscr.
W. J. kraus spent Sunday ut his
home in Wheeling.
4. *. ModS has returned from busl-
ness visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il: Phillips and
son. James. are hnm" after weeks
stay ut Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. (. E. Realty and sons arc home
after spending inc summer ~ M ls'thc
Park.
Mrs. Arch Haskins and Miss WTnifrcd
T.yan, are home after TWO weeks visit
in Washington. D. g.. and vicinity.
Mrs. II. Z. Anderson and daughter.
Fffie. are home after spending tn" sum-
m"r with Lieut.. Anderson. 1T liatti"s--
burg. Miss.
Mrs William Cannon and children.
hay" l"N for Pittsburgh. where they
will join MIR. Cannon and reside.
Charles Pcara has returned from
visit in Parkersburg with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Beatty are NOV
ing 10 l'airmnnt.
Miss Belle Pricharh returned to Mt
Lake this morning.
j. u. Charlton was Il business visitor
in Buckhannnn Yesterday.
Miss Ida kitIlr. Of toluulbus. O.. is
the guest nf Mrs. w. S. Mitchell.
Lawrence Hoffman and s. y. Elliott
n,otored 10 Pittsburgh this morning.
Arthur ('nurSun Will enter tho mill
, tary training school NJ Wesleyan col.
l"E".
Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. II. Johnson ha"- res
turned frclI :. visit IN Atlantic city.
Mark Hawkins arrived thIS morning
from the f.ldoradu. Kansas. oil fields.
Mr.. nrd Mrs. s. J Lane and ddaugh-
tor have returned from an aut" trip
in Prnnsy lNauia and Ohio.
Mr.. t. & Wells and daughter. Miss
l.uuIs.. wrni I" Wheeling This morning
wrerc III" latter viii enter Nj. dc Chan.
tai college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Beatty Transfers.

". J. Berry and Mary Berry to A. +
Gibson ct nj. Trustees Of the ZIP" Creek
Nj t.. church. 00SI scres in Sec. is
Tp. 4. Range >. $500.
W. !. FERRY and Mary Berry to A. F
Gibson. cl III. Trustees OF the Pipe Creek
NJ T.. church. Il pcrches in Sec. is. TIP
4. Range .. sl.hn.
Thomas F. howley and Mary HowieS
To William D.. and Sarah 4. Howells
lot NJ. -. in Aetnaville. $1,000.
". Fl. Fowler and Alkaline Fowler To
Scott and Alta Eastman. Lot 100. in
Barncsvlie. Sl.00.
John Phillips and lane Phillips IL
Peter and Flora Mnhnncy. 90 acres in
Sec. q. TIP. e. Range s. S1.oh.
ST. Clairsvtlle Personals.
F1-,da Mcfarland and George Barnes
Of l:anntck. will spend Thursday the
guest ~ Miss Myrtle peafnnbaugh.
Mrs. Wayne Nancurcn and daughter
Martha. nf Martins Ferry. arc visitinc
al the homo Of the formers parents. hr
and Mrs. Fred Longicy.
Mrs. Harry Crymble and children. OF
Ncffs. arc the guests Of Mt. and Mrs
viii Dunn.
Misses Gertrude Lynch OF Mari ins
Ferry. Dorothy Robinson NJ Wheeling
md Eleanor Blr,rmti"ld Of Frnnksdc Arc
the guests Of Miss Agnes Troll.
EN-Mayor Herman Schatffr, Of Bridge
port. was a business caller In town yes
to-day.
Isaac TtmfElass Of Flushing. was call
ing rn friends in town yesterday
The attendance nj tho fair We1ne<
day was up to tho standard. \ large
crowd is expected today. Mcistcr's banc
is in attendance. and is also giving con-
certS in front Of :hc court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
GAINESVILLE

RARNESEILLE O.. Sept. 1l.-Whil,,
driving in their automobile cast of
town Tuesday evening Il puncutuFcd
tire caused tn" machine Of William
Enyd of cast al town. To turn over. Mrs.
l.,yd WIS badly shaken MP and bruised,
while another occupant of tho ear, Mrs.
Scott Campbell. received compound
fracture al tho right wrist llr. T. 5.
ii"s"nhrant was called and rendered tho
medical attention necessary
Mr.. and Mrs. t. r. Scott and son Tom
AMI, All"n sill Of this city. recently mo-
tnrc,l to Wooster College. Ia make ar
r:lnEcmcnts for MeSsrS. Scott and Sill
10 attend the college. Among the other
young m"n from this city who Will at
Tend Wooster College are George Laugh
lin and Willis skinner.
The I.yrrum Course. which has been
held her. for tho past few years. under
the auspices OF the public schools. will
hc given this year, providing that Sutti-
cirnl tickets have been pledged by Sep
teIEbcr is. to pay for the course. other
wise tho contract will br cancelled. The
course this year consists Of six num-
Der, Of great talent and The cslcctinn
is equal tn the course given in much
largrr cities. The tickets will IemaIn
the same price. being $3.50 for adult
tickets and 81 for childrcn's tickets.
Miss Helen Fowler. OF West Main
street. has gone to Indiana Pa. where
sh" will ATTEND Indiana Stat" Normal
school.
Miss Mary Collins. Of West Main
! street entertained Il number Of friends
with II 'kd-party" Mt her home WcdncS-
day evening honoring Misses Iva Hunt
and Miriam Chiefly. who will leave in
| The near future for college. y most en-
toyahlc evening was had by thos" pres
an, Nice refreshments were served.
Recently cl"rt"l officers Of n" Eliza
rhOhurn Mills Circle. whr will serve
the ensuing term arc: President, Miss
I:lanch" Fowler: vice president Mrs.
, Frank Robinson: secretary. Miss Bessie
snyder; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
Authority Granted to
Advance Water Rates
For City Of Wellsburg

TAELESrON ". Va, Sept H.
Decisions in SIX rate cases w"r" an
nnunc"d today Ivy the public service
commission. The Wlnlfrcdr Halfway
Company was authorized To incrcaS" us
passenger rates: tho prtilInn or the cry
OF WcllshurC for authority I" increase
municipal wat"r rates WAS allowed; III"
Friendship Mutual Telephone Com
many, operating ut New Mart'nSHli!e
vtS allowed rate Increase: tho To-
,rmar Light and Power Company or
MartinShurg received an increase IN
ratrS on electricity; Godfrey l.. Cabot
WAS GRANTED authority Ia Incr"aS" gas
rIt"$ in Calhoun county. and IN" lllts-
burgh aud West Virginia Gas Company
WIS aiIuwr.l IL increase its rates cX-
crpl in Taylor county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-12
RIVER NEWS

Tho river ut the wharf was feet
inches and stationary at six p. m whi'c
, at the foot Of ScMcchcn dam tne hlArhS
registered 6 feet inches and station
airy. ,...,
freight davs on the local wharf Tor
three years despite the fact that orr:
/ one boat was in port and departed. mo-,
81 steamboats, today and tomorrow. but Ne
Milton left late on her TIP being n''
iaycd fire hours loading the biggest '9p
she has ever had and left for Matam"r'
as al 1870 yesterday afternoon.
Tho Liberty arrived at midnight rom
McConncllsvillc. Ohio and. will leave for
ParkcrshiirE today 1T noon
The Omaha is due down from Pitts
hurE;r tonight Mt midnight on her way
taking on lind delivering freight ara
will leave at seven O'Clock tomorrow
The l.. s. ship CayuFa With drcdE"
fleet in tow arrived in the local haro"r
last evening and will 20 up TO the hcah
Of Wheeling Island today to do some
dredging on the bar at that place
Tho .Ar-;rnd passed down WITH Sh""
boat IN tow at nine a m.
An agreement between the owners ~
the steamboat Liberty and the Liberty
Transit company has bcen reacile.
whereby the Liberty Will discoht1nh"
her IA rkcrsburg and wheeling trlps and
contine her trade to thai which she 70
gently established. viz: the Wheeling.
and Mctonnellsvilic trade. making Nv"
trips each week between the two ports
and transferring all Pittsburgh lTciEnf
ON Of tho Nuskngum river tn the lib
crtv Transit company boats for hauling"
to Pittsburgh. 1t is not known definite,
" ius, when the now arrangement VIII
vn into effect.
! River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet. sta
TAEt<ERSBTRG-1o feet. station
airy: clear
| MORGANTOWE-T feet. stationary:
! cloudy. :,
oil. CITY? inches, stationary:
/ WHf;EEN-." feet. stationary; clear.