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REPRESENTATIVES of Arkansas
and Missouri colleges viii soon en-
gage in a joint debate of the silver
question. That settles it. It is IN
deed fortunate that the Democratic
National Convention does not con
vene until after this important and
decisive debate has been pulled of.
tits barely probable that it was out
of consideration for this momentous
occasion that the Democratic leaders
decided upon so late date for hold
ing the National Convention.
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Now that Senator Jones has
carried Sebastian county, which
was supposed to be Clarke's strong
hold, it is about 16 to that the
"old man of the Commercial will de-
clare for the Senator. However,
Jones' election seems almost a GER
tainty, and the Commercials support
would not now iniure his cause in
this county.
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Notiee.
STATE LAND Office
Little Rock, Ark
January 90 1896.

Complaint having been filed in this Office
by j. j. Minor against Alex Chism for aban-
doning his donation, No. 3061S, dated Decem,
Der 30, 1893 upon the q a section 80
township g. range lowest in jefferson coun-
ty Arkansas, with a view to the cancellation
of said donation; the parties are hereby SUM
moncd to appear at this Office on the 2qth
day OF February, 1896, at o'clock p. IN to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Testimony in this case will be taken by and
before II, A. Mccoy, Circuit clerk of Ieffer-
son county, Mt his Office in Pine Bluff, Arkau
sas, ON the 18th day of February, 1876, be
tween the hours of a. m, and A p m ano
continued from day TO day until completed
j. f. RICHIE,
214w Commissioner Of state lands
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The Legislators of Mississippi,
not content with the amusement
and entertainment furnished by
their own assembly, have adjourned
in order to go to New Orleans and
witness the Mardi Gras festivities.
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raxes.-ColIeetor,s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that. for the purpose
of receiving Taxes for the year 1895 will
attend at the voting precints of the several
Townships of Jefferson county, Arkansas, ut
the places aud On tine dates herein speciled
respectively, to-wit:
On and after February LIST the Tax Books
will be open in my office each day Sundays
excepted for the reception of taxes for 1886
without penalty until the 10th day of April
1896. G. II. TRIPLETT,
Sheriff and Ex-onicio Collector. jefferson
county, Ark.
Pine Bluff, December 8. 1895. If
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Commissioners Sale

Margaret Keith, ct n,
VS..
Fred Fox, Administrator,
Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Jefferson Chancery court, entered in the
above entitled cause, ! WILL on
Saturday, 18th Day of March, 1896
Before the door of the Courthouse in the
city of Pine Bluff. Ark. EXPOSE to sale on a
credit of three months, the property de-
scribed as commencing at the II e corner OF
block a, in old town of Pine Bluff, Ark.
running thence west GO feet, thence south
154 feet, thence east 60 feet, thence north l54
feet to point of beginning. The purchaser
fo ,ru9ranfee bis hid The lae viii he ,,Gs
to satisfy the provisions of said decree.
NJ. DANAHER,
Commissioner.
February Is, 1896. 3 9sw
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THE esteemed Commercial assures
us that in due time we 1.-THE Com
mercaall will take stand on the
Senatorial question. That means,
of course, after the winning side
has been discovered. The Major
rarely takes a stand" until he sees
which side of his bread is buttered.
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The Senate silver substitute bill
for the House bond bill was defeated
in the House Friday by the decisive
votes of 80 ayes to 215 nays. The
bill will now go to a general confer
.ences committee.
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Warming Order
Joseph ". Walker, plaintiff,

Joseph W Walker, plaintiff.
Ns.
Anna s. Richardson, defendant.
In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Arkansas.
to appear in this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Joseph
w. Walker.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court this 30th day OF January. A. ID. 1896.
w. P. & A. b. Grace, ii. A. MCCOY, Clerk.
Attys for pl' if ]. A. LANGFoRD, ID. G.
V4t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County treasurer.

hereby present my name to the voters of
Jefferson comfy for1 the office of County
Treasurer, at the ensuing election, subject
to the action of the Democratic primaries.
/ ann familiar with the duties and RESPONSE
bilities ofsthe Office and il chosen, will en-
deavor to fill it satisfactory to the people
d. G. ell.
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FREE SILVER Mississippi "boost-
ing VIM. C. Whitney for President
is just little more than we ex-
pected. However, it will be pro-
ductive of beneficial political results
since it teaches all Democrats that
they should get together and go in
to win in the ensuing presidential
campaign
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We sincerely hope that the people
of Pine Bluff will give Prof. Millar
well filled house on the occasion
of his lecture here on good roads to-
morrow night.
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Wnrninn. nrder

Ferguson Land Company, Plaintiff,
VS.,
Julius Weis, ct al Defendant.
In the Circuit Court of Jefferson county,
Arkansas,
The defendant. Julius Wes. is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of plaintiff, Ferguson
Land Company,
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court this 29th day oil January, \. D., 1896.
IL. A. Mccoy, Clerk.
1w4w j. A. HANaFORn, De.
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For Prosecntinr Attorney.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. SMITH
g. MARTIN as a candidate for reelection to
Eleventh District, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
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Now that Prof. Nansen has dis
covered the North Pole the inquiry
naturally arises, what will we do
with it?n
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Commissioners sale-

Notice is hereby given that pur suant to II
decree of the Jefferson Chancery Court rem
dered at its January term, 1876, in cause
therein pending wherein Thomas A. Carlson
is plaintiff and Frank Purnell is defendant, /
will, as Commissioner of the court appointed
to execute said decree on
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BRADsTREET reports trade att this
season of the year as genealiy dull
and discouraging.
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For city Clerk.

We are authorized TO announce Mr. DREW
WHITE as a candidate for City Clerk at the
ensuing municipal election, Tuesday, April
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Boys will be receivedup to Is years
.of age
The Scolastie Year consists of two
sessions: The first commencing the
first Monday in September, and the
second on the first Monday in Feb
ruafY.
Pupils are admitted at any time OF
the year, and charged from date of
entrance.
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Margaret Keith, ct al,

2l2w4t
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MANY WOMEN MENACED.
Tl,ey Find a strong D,c,n,, Araln,t !

They Find n Strong Defence Against n
Danger that ofovs. Near.
"consumptiyel Wasting away! Los
ing flesh! Tired out! Exhausted"
These are all different ways OF descrlb-
lDg n great form of weakness from
which thousands OF women are suffering.
who lack brightness, ylvaclty and seem
TO be continually weak, exhausted and
worn nut. They are usually sallow,
~dyspeptic, and never have fresh.
healthy color. Many Of them realize that
they are In danger OF contracting quick
consumption ana would gladly learn how
to gain increased yIBOr. health and
strength. 1t Is for the benefit OF such
women that the following words have
been specially printed: 80
Mrs, NJ. Neeeon, 272 Eleventh street,
Brooklyn. N. Y, writes: by the use
OF Duffy's pure malt whisky / have
gained increased health and strength,
and to-day am feeling better than ! have
folt for many years. II Is an excellent
preparation and / a strongly recon-
mend It."
Thousands OF opinions similar to the
above have been constantly received from
ladies whose health has been restored
and whose lives have been shved by this
great stimulant. Their words prove be-
yond question that Duffy'h pure malt
whisky cannot be equdiicd. Nothing so
speedily creates n healthy appetite. tones
up the digestive organs and purifies the
blood. 1t gives strength and nour!sh-
men: when everything else falls. All
Srocers and druggists keep Duffy's but
care should be taken 10 get the genuine.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

The public schools will be closed on
both Thursday and Friday. y number
OF teaches will attend the Eastern Ohio
TeachelG' Association meeting at New
PhiladelI ala. on Friday and Saturday,
at which 1000 teachers are expected.
Excursion tickets will be sold on the
railroads.
Yesterday morning the band wagon Of
Albert kreiter, driver: by Carl Ebert. OF
Martins Ferry, was struck by on cleo
trio car near the Crystal glass works. in
Brldgepors. Eibert was knocked off and
badly bruised. The car wac consldera-
bly, damaged.
An employe in tke Aetna-Standard
mills named Jones, was accidentally
struck with a pair of tongs while at work
at the rolls yesterday, and knocked
down.
John Pennington and his son Joseph.
will go to Columbus to-day. The former
Will serve on the United States grand
jury.
Several Martins Ferry people will at
tend the combination sale at the Pine
Valley Stock Farm To-day.
Mrs. r. C. Montgomery returned last
night from q two weeks visit at New
Brighton, Pa.
Mill No. Z. at the Aetna-Standard,
which has been off since June, Will re-
sumo to-day.
Yesterday Kate Chambers was grant
ed a divorce from her husband, William
Chambers.
Mrs. Alex Dixon was much better yes
terday, and 1t Is thought that she is out
Of danger.
Frank Mullancy has taken q position
with the Wheeling Corrugating Works.
Mrs. Hayward Long. who has been
visiting In West Virginia, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stchgle were
down yesterday from Wellsburg.
r. C. Montgomery goes to the central
part OF the state to-day.
Miss Maggie Grove Is on the sick list,
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s,ro,nider Arrested.

1oAn II. !s,rosnider, of the men
implicated In the fake foot race scheme.
by which Beelcr. n Pennsylvania, man,
was buncoed out OF $1,000 here, over n
ysHT ago. has been arrested IN Gh,ca-
81 on complaint OF the New York po-
nee where he is wanted 10 answer, the
rphpiaint Of Beatrice Gouldic,-whn
1aEa ne pllferGd her diamond ring, .yal.
U.I at $500. Miss Gouldic says that
rli'snider asked her to- send hlmitho
n'aF. as he was going to meet Some
PERSONS from whom he expected to:get
u large sum of money. and wanteG to
ndVc the diamond 10 make an Imprcss.
r3N. Hiss Gouldlc let him havctthe
,nETS and he disappeared. Captain
~ hfIen. OF the New York police. snys
I.iIt StTosnider had been Bwlpdhng
nn'TtInG men by arranging foot raceS
ana Keeping the stakes,
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MOUNDsvILLE
A Miscellaneous MclunSe OF Minor Mat
ters from NInrsltnll'x Metro polls,

fera from Mnrshnll's Metropolis.
Nf5undsville's new public school build.
ihBcTas thrown open yesterday morning
fornse,~ although not entirely completed.
Thel;late date nj which the schools
opened this year found the pupils eager
to get to their studies, and especially
at the new school building was a lively
scene, where the enrolment numbered
$50 yesterday. All the teachers were
in1thc appointed places and the scholars
were carly on hand to gainsadmission.
| Some rooms were overcrowded and It
will take several lays to divide and
locate them all properly. The instruc-
lions OF the superintendent given on Sat-
urday were dlsregarded and was the
cause OF much confusion. The term
| promises to be a very successful one.
John A. Gallaher, who went TO Chi
cago on 4 business trip a week ago, has
been taken sick there with typhoid
fever. His mother, Mrs. Z. J.. Gallahcr,
and brother. Col. ]. W. Gallaher. left
on Saturday FOR his bedside. Col. Gala
her returned yesterday and reports HIS
brother Improving. Mrs. Gallaher re-
mains in Chicago.
The protractcd services at the Prcsby-
terrain church will he continued so long
az the lntcre3t manifested justllcs II.
On Sunday six Joined upon confession Of
faith and two by letter,
Mayor John Brooks Is now lying pros
tratrd after having n second paralytic
stroke within n few days. His condition
is looked upon ns critical indeed.
Judge Campbell was here yesterday
and closed up the business OF the late
term Of the circuit court, ending his
judScship in thla county.
Richard Conner, son of ". l.. Conner,
md Miss Della johnson, both Of thIs
Vicinity, We're married on Sunday by
Rcy. D. W. Rublo.
Alex Campbell. of st. Paul, MINI,
prominent In politics, Is spending q few
days with Friend Cox here.
The W. G. II. U. will meet In n busI-
ness session Mt the home OF Mrs. DR., d.
j, states this evening.
RE-. Wntaon, of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
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LOCAL pREv1r1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In ana Ab,ut
tho CITY.

hAAcS hk ~
the City.
Council will meet in regular session to.
night.
At the Grand to.nIsht-"A Booming
Town"
Turkeys win be plentiful In market to-
day and to-morrow.
The public schools will close to.mor.
row afternoon and remain closed until
Monday.
There are as many candidates on the
South Side as there are north OF the
creek, and then some.
The y. u. Dovener Republican club
will hold a special meeting at its hall 10.
night, to perfect a permanent organlza-
tlon.
Tho street car tracks were unusually
slippery yesterday. and the street rail-
way had TO furnish the cars with kegs OF
sand, which was freely used on the
tracks. 80
Chief Hcaly has appointed William
Anderson to FIJI a vacancy at the Island
hose house. The appointment Is a good
one, Anderson being a steady and capp-
bic n
Work on the fine Vance Memorial
church, at ~Altenheim. Is progressing
slowly. but Il Is anticipated That the ed
ifcc Will be completed before the close
OF winter. 2
Robert Speers. the Washington. Pa,
thief arrested In this city on Sunday
morning by officer Knabe, was taken to
Washington yesterday afternoon by an
officer from that city.
The day turn at tile forge department
at the Laughlln nail works, worked as
high as eighteen hours In q day Inst
, week, going on ut 3 4. M, and working
until 6 and 8 p. M, SO great was the de-
manu for iron.
George Blltz's novelty company Is bill
ed to appear ut the Pythian Castle next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and
will give 4 Thanksgiving matinee. The
company Is n good one and the large au-
ditorium will no doubt be filled at every
performance.
Sacks to be filled with contributions
for the seventeenth gathering for the
chlldren's home Thanksgiving dinner,
are being distributed. The sacks should
be literally filled. as their mission Is a
worthy one. Doubtless, Wheeling's citi-
zens will respond as freely as IL former
years. 1-
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BOSTON. Mass, Nov. Efficiently n
Challenge was sent to England by Peter
Ware. Of this city. for a match between
"a: Carroll. Of Waltham. the present
American professional distance cham
iA9r runner. to mat$h with any one
on the other side. not barring F. Z. Ba-
son, victor in three match races over
Tommy Connect. for a nc Or 4 series Of
races from one to five miles for 81, 900 n
side. Mr.. Ware to-day received n cable
gram from Dublin, Ireland, stating that
Mullen, the irish champion. accepts the
Challenge. The date and distance Is not
SsH":. Manager Ware and Carroll will
Lave for England about Ch-i:tmas.
Should Carroll defeat Mullen he Will
'Ik@ IN Connect, Chossland or Bacon.
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MARTINS FERRY,


Across the Riv.r.
Thanksgiving will be the subject. at
the entertainment TO be given by the Ep-
worth League at the NJ. Z. church this
evening. No admission will be charged.
The programme will be as follows: Song.
"Amerlca;" scripture lesson. prayer.
music, the league; paper. "Origln of
Thanksgiving In America" Ella Nichols:
organ solo, "Traumerie," Mrs. Fred
Jones; "a Thanksgiving Feas.." an ex-
erclse by little folks: Crescent quartette;
reading, "Neddie's Thanksgiving" Roy
Burton: reading, "The Guardian Angel"
Lulu Coss; solo, Miss Howard Hopkins;
dialogue. Being Thankful" May Pin
kerton, Ollie Haynes; reading, 1.-THE Lee
gend Of the League" Homer Robins;
solo, Not Lost, but Gone Before" Ag-
mes DEFAULT: paper, Thanksgiving in
Other Lands" Emma Henderson; read
ing, IAN Order for q Picture" Kate De-
Vault; solo, Mrs. George Robertshaw;
reading. selected, E! d. Meek; reading,
Uncle john" Lucy Coss: mus!c.
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DENVER, Col. NOV. elm the face
o. he high wird to-day Sanger and
scarborough rode five miles. flying start,
Ghpacad. on a tandem on the Denver
MAeel Clubs track, lowering the profess
#'91hl record lG seconds to 1887. Watts
'Nd Smith established a new Amateur
irtord Of LII for two-thirds Of n mile.
Nyiag start. unDnced, on the tandem.
''iIi new records OF 1853 2-5 for n milo
all i:l23-5 for twu miles.
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Sl.AylN DEFEATED.

KEW YORK, Nov. 23.-"Bob' ARM
,,nns, Of Chicago. defeated Frank p.
si,yln, " Australia. Tonight In the
@urth round. They met for n twenty
.ulhl go at catch weights before the
;.nJon Park Athletic Club. and 1000 per-
ans were out to witness tho go. Their
.ppearanco was delayed twenty-l five
minutes by Slavin insistingl0n the pay
Tent Of his percentage before entering
III. ring. He finally won Rtli the fight
began. l.ba
Round AFTER n mlX-ur and light
s~,rhungss, Armstrong swung his left on
:ayIn'S neck and the Australian went
"a the floor. Armstrong foroed Slavin
y, the ropes with two leftslonl face and
tro rights on body. AT the sound OF the
|Dr, SlavIn sent In q hard right on the
body.
lifts on face. Frank went back with a
In on face and a right swing on Jaw.
ARMSTRONG forced Slavln to the ropes
and the Australian Rugged to avoid pun
I,hmcnt. Rough and tuihtla fighting
vas then In order and the spectators left
thelr seats In order to see a knockous.
Bo.h men swung OF the jaw, but neither
WOllll ElEc ILL., anu uObl leIi Ill IL uedp ul
The floor. They were clinchlng when
lhr bell runs.
Round 3-The men threw science asida
IN this round and INDUCED in slugging.
Neither one had any advantage when
time was called.
Round Armstrong jabbed Slavip IN
face and Slavin sent his right hart on
The I:omach. Armstrong sent Slavin to
The floor Of the ring with three lefts or
face. Then he swung right and left on
Slly!n'l face and punmeled Slavin so
hard that the Australian threw up his
hands and quit. af:.er two minutes and
ffty-slx seconds Of this round had ex-
PRED.
The evenings entertainment was in
auEurated with 4 ten round smuggling
match between Hugh McWinters and
Andy Watson, both colored. No dam
age was done either and McWinters got
the decision.
Following this kid" Madden. OF
Rrooklyu, and Patsy Broderick, OF Prov.
!dencc, Il. l., fought ten rounds to .
,t-,u. ....#H #t H"# ..#r... i. ~
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Richard Veazey. formerly Of Martins
Ferry, arrived yesterday from Tallapoo-
sa. Ca. where he has been located for
some time. He says the Republicans
carried the county by 200 and could have
carried the state With the proper effort.
Mr.. Veazey vas captain OF the Young
Mems Escort Club two or three cam
pnigns and always out, rain or shine.
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William Eurreil. whose homihgt pig,
,,9iS recently made two trips to Wheel
ing from CantGn. has challenged Harry
travis for a homing pigeon race from
Washington City TO Wheeling next
March, on the occasIon OF President Nc
iHinley's inauguration. The stakes Will
10 52i to $50 q side II Travis accePtR the
'io!IcnSc on behalf 0t his birds.
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Inc independent says. The Bell1ire
steel Company has not spent $500. 900
10 100000 In improvements and addi-
tons to the plant for fun, and tho only
way II can be made pay Is TO operate
It. Therefore we believe It Is safe to
count upon the operation OF the plant
as soon as the improvements nre com-
! pleted and trade justifes lis operation
A great many OF those who work there
and who have had 80 little 90 do the
past year, hope 1t Is right In Its con-
illusions.
A surprise party was given Miss
Edna Blackburn last evening at her
home In the Fifth ward. A number OF
young people gathered there and agree
ably surprised her, the occasion being
her birthday. Refreshments were serv-
ed and q pleasant evening spent by all
present.
The two Masonic lodges of this city
will hereafter meet In one lodge room.
Ionic lodge having held its last meet
ing in the old quarters last night. Here
after they VIII meet In the elegant new
room Of Bellairc lodge In the WassmaE
block.
Quito n number OF witnesses from
here will 80 to Newark tomorrow to
testify In the case against Harry Caul-
ey, of this city. who Is charged with
a~ssaulting n woman there during the
past summer.
There are only two cases of scarlet
fever and one OF diphtherla in this city
and the health authorities are cxercis-
ing the greatest care to confine It to
the present limit.
DR.. j. G.. Cope, a prominent physician
md nn1tttrlnD nf Tn1nrdIn Ia TNppAr-
ously Ill and his friends have little hope
Of his recovery. Il
Mrs. C. C. Marsh and baby have re-
turned to their home In Sistersville,
after spending two weeks with rela-
lives here.
The Natural Gas Company had n
large roller out yesterday rolling the
brick pavement they have just re-
placed.
Miss Maggie Gee has returned home.
after a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in Moundsville.
Thomas Rosser, who Is working in
GAINESVILLE. Is spending a few days with
his parents in the city.
Mrs. Kate Monaghan has returned
home from q visit with friends and rel
atives in Steubenville.
Charles Keyser, Of Woodsfleld, Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. William Price has returned to
her home at Powhatan after visiting
relatives in this city.
W. H. Herman left yesterday. for a
business trip through the southern
| part Of the state.
Mrs. Henry Kimble has gonc to
Pittsburgh, TO visit her husband, who
is working there.
The Jolly Six Club" will give an
other dance in Schmulbach Hall next
Thursday night.
Mrs. S. Q. Hamilton and sons, left
yesterday for their future home in
Cleveland.
Charles Van Cleve, of Cambridge, Is
spending q few days with friends In
this city.
George Sherry has accepted a posi-
ton as conductor on the Wheeling mo-
tor linz.
The Progress Club will give a select
dance in Armory Hall next Wednesday
night.
Miss Blanche Carroll. OF Wheeling,
Is the guest of relatives Il the Second
ward.
There will be literary exercises in the
high school tomorrow afternoon.
There will be services each evening
this week in the U. P. church.
R. c. Meyer went TO Cadiz yesterday
on business.
The Methodist church Is being re-
paired.
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BELLAIRE..
All Sorts OF Local Sswi aid Gossip Anon,
the Glnkx City.

The County Christian Endeavor I'm
Ion elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. Rev. j.. T,
Foster, Bellnirc: Vice president. ]. r.
Hall, st. Clairsvlllc; corresponding
secretary. Miss Stella Kemp. Barnes
Vile: recording secretary and treasurer
r. H.. Hopkins. Bclallre. It Is proposed
by this organization to have a circula.
ting library and one OF the plans pro
posed was that each society buy al
many good books n Il possible, and after
using them for n tln,o, pass them or
10 tho next society. Thus each member
OF the various societies would have tht
benefit OF o large number OF books.