Hackett, of Cincinnati, has arrived and
was engaged yesterday in locating the
poles for the wires and arc lights. He
tells us that he will have the lights burn
ing by July 20, by winch time the ice
plant will also be in operation. The
water is promised by August 1.
m
Si'N Stkvc k. Jam" Hosgland, who
fires for Engineer ''Pap'' Orndorf, between
Rowland and Lebanon Junction,
got off his engine at Lebanon Junction,
Friday evening, as usual, and s'arted for
his home. He became overheated, however,
as he was walking down tliH railroad
trackand fell across the rails. When
found ii few minutes Inter he was un
conscious and was taken to his home,
where he died In a few hours.
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
Rev. P. A.Sowell, of Danville, will
preach at tho Methodist church next
Sunday and Rev. W. E. Arnold will fill
his pulpit at Danville.
Tho Presbyterians expect to begiu
the erection of a church-house here at
an early day. They will build a neat
house, costing about $1,200 to 1,500.
Corbin Enterprise.
Dr. Talmago and wife have gone to
Europe to remain till September, but
tho weary readers will have his sermons
regularly dished up for their delectation,
whether he delivers them on top of Mt.
Sinai or on the Pyramids in Egypt by
telegraph too, when a telegraph is not in
1.000 miles of either.
The Episcopal church work among
the negroes as reported to the commis
sioner at Washington, over which
Dudley presided, shows three industrial
schools, eight lay helpers, nine
clergymen, 14 Sunday-Schools, IS churches,
207 confirmations, SIS baptisms. 1,1S4
pupils, 1,471 communicadts, ;13,971.41
contributions.
