Una storia standard dell'Hanging Rock regione di ferro di Ohio; una narrazione autentica del passato, con un'estesa indagine del allo sviluppo industriale e commerciale . e è stato messo nelle mani di Miss Nana A.Newton, che è stato anche (bugia eflieicnl bibliotecario della più grande istituzione, 176 HANGING ROCK IKON regione che, sin dal 1902, lias stato rappresentato da uno di stagno- handsomest Carnegiehomes nel sud Ohio. Giuridicamente ami legislatively pubblico libraty di Portsmouth dales fromMay II, 1878, quando fu rivaleggiava con mediante il passaggio di un disegno di legge che introduce hadlieiii ami avuti da Lion. Se l. II.

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A standard history of the Hanging Rock iron region of Ohio; an authentic narrative of the past, with an extended survey of the industrial and commercial development . e was placed in the hands of Miss Nana A.Newton, who has also been (lie eflieicnl librarian of the larger institution, 176 HANGING ROCK IKON REGION which, since 1902, lias been represented by one of tin- handsomest Carnegiehomes in Southern Ohio. Legally ami legislatively the public libraty of Portsmouth dales fromMay II, 1878, when it was rivaled by the passage of the bill which hadlieiii introduced ami fathered by lion. If. II. 1 layman, n leading drygoods merchant anil representative in Ilie lower house of the Legislaturein LS77-7!). On October 2, 1878, the board of education donated theschool building, on the northwest corner of Fifth and Court streets, forlibrary purposes, and Colonel Wharton, who had been appointed librarian, fitted up the second floor with eases for a cabinet; this proposed featureof the library was interrupted by his death. On June IS, 1879, the first library committee was appointed, consist-ing of George 0. Newman, president; If. A. Towne, secretary, and James. Pioneer Home Built in 1810 Occupied by the Kinney family Continuously up to Present Time P. Towell. Ml. Newman remains as president of the board and has givenfreely of his time and means to bring the public library to its presenthigh standard. In September, 1S8S, a new public library building to cost $3, 000 wasproposed, and it was completed in the following year for substantiallythat amount. The money for the erection of the new building, whichwas an annex to the old building, was raised by public subscription. The home of the public library remained at that location until thecompletion of the Carnegie building, on Gallia Street between Waller andOtfnere, in 1902. In July, 190-1, chiefly through the efforts of HenryA. Larhcrg; connected with the local press, Mr. Carnegie was inducedIn donate $>(), (1(10 for the erectio

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