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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-21
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

pulled out, that It was the through
train, and did not stop at that place.
Not wanting to go through to Warren
ton, he jumped of the train ut Sea-
brights Lane. and his foot hit one OF
the stakes driven In the ground By the
engineering eorps, which threw him to
the ground with considerable force. his
head hitting the end OF one OF the ties.
He received bad cut on the forehead,
and his back was badly wrenched and
his limbs bruised. He was removed to
the home OF NJ. S. McGrew. a relative,
and DR.. a. Il. onE, who was sum-
moned, found twenty stitches neces-
sary TO close the wound.
A petition was handed to council
Saturday evening by the American Tin
Plate Company. praying for the vaca-
ton Of the following streets and al
leys: Lincoln avenue. between Main
street and Ohio avenue. the northern
part OF Clark street part Of the nl-
ley between Main and Clark streets and
n part of the alley between Clark
street md Ohio avenue. The petition
VIII come mp for final hearing before
council July ,.
Burglars entered the drug store of
George Ralston. on Hanover street,
early yesterday morning. An entrance
was gained by prying open one OF the
back windows. Twenty dollars in
silver, all Of the money that had been
left in the store. was taken, The loss
was not discovered until the store wns
opened IN thu morning.
1t Is rumored that the postoflicr viii
shortly be removed, and entirely on
Hanover street It is stated that n
building will soon be erected on the
ground just north OF sedgwiek's law
Office, and In front Of the Evening
Times cficc, which will be used for
that purpose. This Is a very desirable
place for the oflcc.
The Independent Sporting Hose
Team met Saturday evening at tho
Central hose house, ana elected the
following officers: Dr. ]. w, paFrah.
foreman: Patsy Moore. assistant fore
man; Amos Paxton, captain; Z. D.
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Abrupt Ending Of a Race.

i CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 2O.-The
't,Fenty-avs mile match rnce between
cbaries.s: Porter. or DatroIt; and John
Nelson Of Chicago, was abruptly ended
bySPorter faIllng. from his bIcyGle at the
end of the seventeenth mile and suffer-
Ing such injury that he could not pro-
coed. Up to the tenth mile. honors were
even, but after that Nelson had a good
lead. At the seventeenth, mile Porter
closed up the gap, and got a slight lead
when he fell and stopped the race. Both
men were paced by motors. The best
mile was made In 1885 2-5 and the aver
age was 1:45
"A FIVE mile race between the motors
were improvised. The teams were
closely matched and the finish was with
Nelson's team slightly in the lead in
1903.
Tom Cooper paced by a motor made
an exhibition mile In 1885 S-5
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s,srdays game between Wheeling
,-J DAYTON was remarkable for the eff
r.ryazeas OF both pitchers, Bates for
wheeling and GIlpatrlck for Dayton,
rr. two hits being scored of the
wss Ing man, one Of these a scratch.
nal oary three of GEIpaulek's puzslIRg
delivery. Yet the score was rather ono
slad. Gyc to one in favor of the lead
.r- and as n consequence the crowd Of
$50 fans were badly disappointed and
lssmrIIed,
The loss OF the game may be ascslbel
a,-,es, entirely to Bates himself. whose
three fielding misplays ara wildness
were very costly. In. the seeead inning
he save Miller a base on balls and
made a mess of handling wheelers
gr5under. his throw to first being wild
and allowing Miller to reach third.
No, content with this performance,
Bates made another wild throw and
Miller scored, Wheeler reaching third,
whence he scored on Myers inhald hit
10 PequInney.
Wheeling should have won the game
N the sixth, when fitzpatrick was on
me verge of a stsy-rocket ascension, but
5ousn base running by Taylor brought
about an antlmely double play and
spoIsd the stogles' chances to win out
with n rush. Meany led of with
single and Taylor, Lyons and Turner
Fllked, thus forcing in Meany with a
run. Congalton sent fly to short left
for the first out, and Taylor made n
bluff off third to draw a throw home,
but instead Miller nailed the ball to
Wheeler and easily caught BILLY" Oft
the base. 1t was hard luck and very
bum base work. on PequInney's In
field hit Turner was the third out at
second.
The Daytons cInched the game in the
eighth, when Donnhue got down to
first on good luck" single that Pc
uulnney got over to Turner just halfa
second too late. Hardesty's sacrifice
placed "Jiggs" on second, and Rte
mans infield hit along the first base
line advanced him to thru. Miller drew
another base on balls and advanced to
second without an effort, Wheeler sent
an easy one to Bates that would have
retired the side without a run. but
Bates fumbled mlserabty, and the re-
suit was another run by Donahue and
Wheeler safe at first. Gochnauer hit
for clean single (thc only real base
hit the Daytons made in the entire
gamaj, and Miller and Wheeler scored.
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The rural free mail delivery now In
operation from this city viii be ex-
tended this week over an area about
five miles. further than at present
which Will accommodate about one
hundred more families along the route.
and an additional service will be given
west OF the city, beginning early in
June. ut
The project Of paving two miles Of
road south Of this city, for which a
special act was passed by the last leg
Islature, has not taken shape at all. II
the work Is to be done this season, It
ought to be commenced. as work Of this
kind is very much better when done in
good weather.
1t is not at all certain that the tank
at the bottle works will be ready for
the blowers tomorrow. as the manage
ment has been very careful in heating
1t up to the glass melting point. So
many mishaps have occurred to other
new tanks that the caution ut this
plant seems to be good Judgment.
Thefuneral Of JOS, Boswell, whose sad,
death by reason Of a lblc{r(e accident.
was notedfin the t1nteHCencer took
place yesterday aftsEnooh sand q large
number Of friends paid diarAast TRIP
ute Of respect to the generous:hsarted
husband and father and respected cia-
zen.
Sebastian WINNER and his father
and Guenther Schmidt, wife and child
will leave to-day for the east, where
they will take passage Wednesday for
Germany and France.
]. B. Mccormick. Bellaire'boy TWEEN
ty years ago. but now a Chicago sales
man, was in Bellaire yesterday for the
first time In all those years.
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go twenty rounds but It is believed n
result VIII be reached before the limit.
Bolen has been in the city for several
days and has done some of his training
at the Vigilnnt club, sparring with Au-
Der, the Ciancys and others Of the
handy boys OF the club, and he is con-
fldeut of putting It over Eddie Tonight.
Eddie has had the advantage of the
coaching of his brother Oscar. who
will be in his corner. and while he
knows he has one Of the hardest Jobs
he ever tackled, Jack Arthur's proteSe
is sure he will beat Bolen and put him
out. Under straight Queensbury rules.
there will be mixing and exchanges ga
lure, which is to EddIe's liking, as will
be remembered by those who saw him
fight Goulette and Freddy Green.
Very interesting Will be the prelImi-
nary which Is to be wrestling match,
best two falls out of three, between
Frank Davey and an unknown" This
is for 5000 side, and 1t will be very ex-
citing.
The wrestling match will begin at p,
m. and 1t will be followed by the main
event. There will be a special service
of cars on the Wheeling & Elm Grove
railway and big crowd is looked for.
means. Hardesty hit sharp one down
to Tom. who knocked 1t down, picked
It up, swung on 1t, uppercut 1t fiercely
and finally grabbed 1t bodily, but fell
down in the violence Of his efforts, and
managed to reach out his hand and
touch first base, 5ust before Hardesty
arrived. Tom got the laugh all round.
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aow,s visit to washington.

Postmaster Cow was In Washington
for a day last week, arranging some
matters pertaining to the service from
the Bellalre office, and the occasion OF
his first visit there, purely on postal
matters, was made the excuse by a
newspaper correspondent who thinks
he has grievance against congress-
man to inspire a reference which on its
face is exceedingly silly. The decen-
NAL enumeration makes a re-arTange-
ment of congressional districts neces-
sary, and no one can now guess what
aspirations there may be to conflict
with-If my. Only Democratic news
papers without legitimate campaign
thunder indulge In such rot as the item
referred to.
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THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
TTTNE a D. 1900,

proceed to sell at public auction nj the
north front door of the court house OF
said Ohio county, In the city OF Wheeis
ing commencing at 10 o'clock q; M s;.I NE
OF real estate lying and situate IN ONO
county, West Virginia, the hrst thereSi
being a portion Of lot No. OF tue sun
division Of the estate OF Moses ShepphLu.
and is bounded ard described as iot ~ ,Sc
beginning at Il J5'H. Ia the hne OF INC
National Road, corner to the ground OF
Eiiyn Ann Dennis which point is SO Ieet
and inches from the school mouse iOti
thOnce along the line OF inc Nhionass
RShd In a Eoutherly direction 50 feet ana
& Inches. thence north SIX west lO feet;
thence In southeriy direction by q unS
parallel with the line OF the National Rond
TO the line OF Middle wheeling cIteh,
thence north with the line OF me eIee ~
n poInt 2i7 feet from the National ROAD
thence with the railroad line in q north,
orfy direction 81 feet 20 Mrs. Dennis llnei
thence with said line to the place OF pe-
ginning. $500. ~
the same lOt No s, and ls Bounded Gnd
described us follows: Beginning ~
stake by the abutment Of the dam. thenuc
running north % east ~ poles 10 STAKE
thence north S7A' west Is poles TO STAKE
"a the crock thence with the me9nder-
InPs Of the creek to the place OF begin
Ming, together with the rights, privileges
and eaAinents thCrcunto belonging, -
TERMS OF SALE-OnH-third OF the
purchase money and as much more g me
purchaser may elect TO pny cash ~ manu.
and the residue In two equal instnllments,
payable respectively in one and two years
from the date OF sale, with interest from
thai day. the purchaser giving hts neRo-
tInble notes for the same, and the utlc
either Ia be retained until such notes are
mid, or to be conveyed with rrHcrfa-
ZION Of a lien for the deferred purchase
money, or upon other security to the sat
iHfactioh OF the trustee. Such purchnscr
must Insure tho buildings on the property
sold to the satisfaction OF the trustee, and
for hts further security -
rnvtG Trustee,
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closine the Options.

Col. s. L. Mooney is closing the OPP
lions he has taken on about 10000 acres
of coal land along captina creek. These
deals are being closed as rapidly as the
titles can be examined and the deeds
made out. Other deals for coal prop
erty are also being closed and Capt.
Bob Hazeltine. the retired state mine
ispector, Is putting in part Of his mines
and other property under option to an
other syndicate.
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BE1IA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Rnlmont County.

The death Of Frederick Wassmaa, sr.,
early Saturday morning, was not sur
prize to his close friends, because he
had been ailing for somc time. but It
was to the general public The de-
ceaSed was a substantial German clu-
zen, about seventy years Of age. After
coming to this country he spent some
ycnrs In Wheeling, after which no To-
Gated here perhaps thirty years ago.
BY his industrious and frugal habits he
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victory for the Reds.

CINCINNATI, May 2O,--After losing
seven consecutive games and tying an
other, the locals pulled themselves to-
rether to.day and won from Brooklyn,
Scott's pitching was magnificent with
men on The bases Not so with Kennedy,
for the locals managed to bunch their
hits on him In three innings. MeBrides
deldIng In the last inning saved the day.
Stelnfeldt's work at second and his bat
S''s "e'U RHE
Cincinnati 10 2 % o'oo IS Y 9
Brooklyn 500 90 90 II u
and Farrell. Umpire, Emslle. Attend
Hncc $500 Time, 2:O5. Earned runs, Gin
cInnntl s: Brooklyn 3.
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Two tEamps visited c. II. Wyrick's
drug store Saturday evening, and And
ing the lady in charge back Of the pre-
scriptlon case proceeded to lift what
money they could reach In the drawer
back Of the counter. They were dis
covered, and made hasty retreat to
Central avenue. where they made a bee
line for the river. and got out Of the
state as quickly as possible. In the
excitement of the moment, Marshal
Johnston was not informed until after
this, too late to head them of. This is
one Of the cases where. II an assistant
marshal was on duty, and happened to
be close at hand. the petty thieves
might have been captured. They got
only q dollar or two. but they would
willingly have taken more IL they had
not been discovered,
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Wasting

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired1 Per-
ilaps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
SCOTS Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
yos. and Si.oo, sl druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE, ChsmiSi' New Fo'A
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC sALE-I WILL OFFER FOR
sale at the north front door OF the
court house OF Ohio county. w. Va, on
Saturday, May q, commencing at 10 q. M
that desirable piece Of property. No. 81
Seventeenth street, which has frontage
OF 20 feet or more on Seventeenth street
II will be offered in parcels or as q wnoie.
will be offered in parcels ur as whole
with the property, which ever way Il Will
bring the best price. Title perfect Terms
OF gale-One- third cash, or more, on day OF
Tncnts with Interest, payable semi-1nnu-
aiiy, secured by deed OF trust on prop
erty sold us further security. The prop
erty must be insured for the benefit OF
the back payments. j. c. HE 7, y, E y.
nuNtIOnppr fnylt-l9-sl-@3-s0-
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To.NIGHT'S BATTLE,


The Real Thing Promised With Sam
Bolen and Eddie Gardner as oppon-
ents The Preliminary Wrestling
Match.
From the viewpoints OF the records
of the contestants and their we'll
known ability and Eameness, there Is
every assurance that to-utght's boxing
match at the Metropolitan club will be
a splendld sample Of the real article.
All followers of the game like to sec
the men go 1t from the opening to the
close OF the round, without unneees-
sary adding, and Eddie Gardner and
sam Bolen are fellows who rely on fast
work for a victory. They are booked to
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Amnteur Base pnll.

The win Gutmnns played the Doyles,
of McMechen. yesterday, at MeMeehen,
winning by a score Of II to Z, Batter
les, Lucas and Wharton and McConkey
and Carpenter. The feature Of the
game was twelve strike outs by Lucas
and the hitting of the Gutman team
when hits were needed. The game was
played before an audience OF 1000 pao-
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EASE BALL COMMENT.

The second game Of the Wheeling
Dayton spFleg viii bn pllNcd this at
'nrn9on with slSopec pitching for the
WhorIngg, and either Rosebrough or
Wright Tor the naytons. The visiting
team Is very strong, but observers OF
Hn7tprday's game are inclined to pc
il.yc that they are not quite In Wheel
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Earned runs. none Double play. Miller
10 Wheeler snrrI0ce hit Hardesty, Bases
on balls. on Bates Miller 2. Myers; OIL
Gilpatrlck (PequInney, Rothermei. Thy-
l1r Lyons. Turner y, Hit batsmen. by
Batog Fitzpatrick. Frank GochnaueTl
Struck out. b. Bates (RiemaH); by Gil
patrick d.y6ns 9. Ritter). Stolen bases
rmraIton Rothermel Left on bases
Wheeling s; Dayton 6. Time, 1873 I'm
l.rn r01ko
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Stopped by the Police.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgeneer'
YOUNGSTOWN. May 2o.-The police
topped to-dny's game at the last half
the eighth inning. In two innings the
4amaelds hit Carney hard and c9nSecu-
HFciy and won with ease. Score:
5,15s6iI sfI%" '.. 10 . iii u 9
4attorles-Carney and Hess; Meredith
and Belt Umpire. McCloskey.
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considerable property, AID
reared : sp!c-dla flr71y ~ two cons
and three daughters. all grown, The
wife and these children survive him,
end have the sympathy OF the COM
munity In their sad bereavement.
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ATIoNAL TUBE COMPANY.
y No. IS cortlandt, St, New y,,g J. &,

My %, INUJ'
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 8
At n meeting of the board Of directors
held this day, a auarter-yearly dividend
OF one and three-quRrters per centum
upon the Preferred Capital Stock OF the
National Tube Company was declared OUT
Of the net profits OF the company, payable
July 2. 1900, at the office OF the company,
No "a Cortlnndt street, New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books viii
be closed on June n, 1900, at u O'Clock m,
and will remain closed until Jnly 3; lSJN
ut 10 o'clock q. m. A. II: bOhE'
TnyiS-mWt&f (. ju2S3O-2 Treasurer.
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POT" Riem1n bids fair to play on
forever. Thirteen years ago he played
or the semi-professlonal Huntington
club. He has been with Dayton since
that city entered the Interstate league
In 1897.
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Their Errors Costly.

Special Dispatch to the GntellIgcncer.
TOLEDO. May 2O.-Toledo waited until
III last ianiaR to score her two runs, Just
enough TO win the game. The visitors
played an crF6rless game, but couldn't
Touch Ewing when hits were heeheu'
RHE
Toledo ......,OooOO 90 20 Z .
Now Castic..0 0 0 1 0 0 o. s o
Notwithstanding and Arthur and Han
r.l0TG: SlmOntOn, Wadsworth and Griffin.
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PLEASANT VALLEY PARK,

Delightfully."- located on the National
Road, on W. & +. G. motor line east Of
Wheeling. Suitable for public or private
outings or entertainments. One Of the
coolest and most pleasant spots In tho
Ohio Valley. For terms, etc, call on or
address BADER & MAURER,
Telephone No. 5S3 lil9 Market Street
mylO
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Carrick Touched Up.

ST. LOUIS, May COST. Louis hit Car
rick hard when hits were needed. Donlln
played brilliant ball In center. Attend
u'iSe' ii'i'' RHE
St Louis 80 ! 2 al Q 20 - Z g
New v~r,- % ia a 3 % as 10 2
Earned runs. none BATTERIES. lnomas
and Robinson; Cartick and Bowerman.
Umpire. oDay. Time, 2:l5- ~, a..
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
"A profits by selling our lax, go!d-flled.
full Jewel watches. Write for particulars
or send money order for &3& Tor sample
1T retails at $500, with privilege OF re-
turning. Guaranteed for ~ years. Also
the best 1900 bicycles made for only I595
complete Cretniling nt 5000. OHers never
heard Of. We guarantee salary TO your
ENGLAND WATCH CO.. S2s Grand Ave,
Milwaukee. Wis. myl9
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sg8rln DIAp1tch to tho IntellIgcncer
COLUMBUS, May 2O.-Fort Wayn's
aod.ug mlgplnys were costly ana
mixed up between hits, while The home
teams errors came nt convenient Tunes
""' ''''''' RH q
Columbus 2Ot02 OII Iii # 8
IN Wayne"i / 0 0 0 0 o. II I
u1uorIos-DmlelB and Lynch, Jones and
IIrsru.
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FOR RENT..,,.

FOR RENT"
5 rooms with modern conyeniences
at 1906 Main street.
STORAGE Warehouse at Main and
Tenth streets. Money advanced. Ap-
ply to JAMES L. HAWLEY.
Real Estate and Loans, 1885 Main st.
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The players Of both teams were ar
rested after the FIRST bail had been
pitched in Sundays game by Constable
stqehr Of Squire Rogers court. No
other warrants were served, and It is
said another justice who was asked TO
make a second arrest declined to act
unless he was provided with an lndem-
nifylng bond to secure him against
suits for damages.
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A pnudor Mill ErnlonIon.

Removes everything in sight; SO do
drastic mineral pills, but both are
mighty dangerous, Don't dynamite the
delicate machinery Of your body with
cniomei, ersteR OIL or alees pills, when
Dir. Kings New Life Pills, which are
gentle M u summer breeze, do the
work perfectly. Cures Headache, Con
stlpntion Only 25c at Logan Drug Co.'s
drugstore,
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In the second inning yesterday. Tur-
ner gave the spectators an idea Of what
the term wrestling with the ball"
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ROLF & ZANE,
-, On ,Tnn,,Ikoa6tY, a.
REAL ESTATE SALE.

II building lots IN Elm Grove are o6er9
nj a ruinoUs figure for short time'onlS
: buiIdIng sites in Pleasant Valley, tsom
q M IL ii loo a piece: location mono bott1r.
a double two-stOry brick house, Win
lot corner Baker and McCoiloch streotli
suitable for business place; desirable ana
j Building lot on Lind street
i building lot on Wood street, near Fots
tIeth street: on payments.
S.rSomed frame dwelling and lot: stas
bic in rear: Chaplino street, South stdei
only 81. 100 cash. ,,,- ., 80.
j two.story brick dwelling. F99Sn a RSS Ky
part Of North Main street, west SIDE; A'O'S
0ti tWo s brick, rooms. cellar, haIl,
large lot: ChaplIne street, South sidei only
$500 cash.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone Sit.
sguEetuI notes for travelling In BuroSS
given away free. cell.
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ing's class. and that when the season
hts closed 1t VIII be found that the
stogies stand higher than the Old Sol
diers.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Wy ANTED-AtAN TO DELIVER AND
wv collect in WhH6ling and vicinity;
Sf5 co ber week and expenses: permanent
position. Address DELIVERY DEPART
MENT, 1886 Cherry street. Philadelphia,
Pa. myl2
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TRUsTEE's SALE,
TRusTEE's SALE.

BY ytrtuc Of a deed Of trus, made BY
Henry Roth and Gertrude Roth. MS vile,
TO me, Us trustee, bearing date INC Wy
in the office OF the clerk OF the county
court for Ohio county, West virginia. N
Deed Of Trust Book No, ., page ST.
will nm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the nomination FOR Justice OF tho
Peace. subject to the decision Of the RO-
publican voters Of Union district. Mar.
shall county. and respectfully solicit your
support.
myis H NJ SMITH