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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
.1Ea,sIonie:.

Recommendation of Boylston Lodge
1zs "a. E. NJ, will be held at Boylston
lodge aall ON Saturday, Jan. 18th, at
q O'clock p. m. All members are es-
peeially requested to be present, as
business of Importance will come be-
foretthe lodge for consideration.
Pr. Rawl, w. NJ.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Great Lockha7s Sale at Tapp's,

Great 1ockhaTs Sale at Tapp's.
The Jas. L. Tapp Co., in Columbia,
is going to begin another Lockhart
Mill End Sale this morning. Only
those who have attended a sale of this
kind, especially at Tapps, know what
s great saving it means to the buying
public. A greater number Of bargains
are to be found during this sale than
ever before. Many new departments
have been added to the store and the
sale extends through each depart.
ment.
Special minute sales viii be con-
Quoted every day and goods will be
almost given away. Sale begins to-
day and lasts 10 days only.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
State Bar Association.

The South Carolina Bar association
meets in annual session in Columbia
,to-day. The annual address will be
delivered by Judge Mendell P. Staff
ord, chief justice of the supreme bench
9of the District of Columbia.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Married.

January 9Th, 1903, by Rev B. D.
Wessinger at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. Albert Keisler, Gilbert, s..
C., Mr.. Carey a. Snelrove and Miss
Bessie Keisler.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Fer Bent.

My farm, 2 miles from Lexington.
! Apply to W. H. Ballentine, Ballen-
tine, S. or D. f. Balenrine, Lex
ington, S. @. 2w
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Centre Union.

Aregular meeting Of Centre Union
No sse, viii be held at Centre school
house on Saturday, Jan. 1s, at six
O'Clock p. NJ. Brothers, be prompt
every member presence is. necessary.
President.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
The Lexington Dispatch.
"Wednesday, January IS. 1903.

1ndax % New Advertisements.
Mili End Sale-Tapp.
Reduction Sale Whitten.
Mules G1egory- Conder Mule Go.
Clerks Sale.
Lex. Savings Bank.
Notice Emma d. Craft.
8 Notice. Geo. II. Koon.
i Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
6 For Rent-M. P. and b. =. Llndler.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Wanted.

Reliable farm hands to rent or farm
on shares. Good land. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wessinger, R. F. D. 2, Lexing-
ton, s. @. 2W12
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Trespass Notice.

This is to notify all persons not to
hunt, leave gates open or Jet stock run
at large on our lands, outside Of the big
pasture. The law will positively be en-
forced against all parties violating this
notice. Daniel J. Taylor,
4w11p Jacob Taylor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Commissioners Craft Resigns.

Commissioner Craft Resigns.
Md. II. Graft, 8 member Of the
board of county commissioners for
this county, has resigned on account
his being appointed rural carrier on
route leading ont from CASTOR.
Mr.. ". Toley Craps, of Gilbert. who
received 1,06e votes in the last cleo
tion, will be appointed tomorrow.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Fer Sale.

-Four young milch cows, with young
calves fairly good nilchers: Apply
81. Z. SUMMER, Peak, R. Ed. I,
2Wpd.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Trespass Notice.

All parties are hereby warned not to
hunt, fish, or in any manner whatever
trespass upon the lands of the under
signed. The law will positively be en-
forced against all vio.ators Of this notice.
S.. Rufus Smith, Job Hallman,
James Hallman, Marcellas Smith,
H. r. Smith, D. Cromwell Smith.
4w12 p
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
.CAMPBELL'S RACKET STORE,
Formerly Gervas Street now two stores 912 Main Street.
s. 1881 Main Street. Columbia S. c.

Campbell purchased goods Bermn and has
pens seasonabe goods The goods are now offered
Lexington people We refund
for all goo satisfactory You will be pleased
: y.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

Fresh Stock af Garden Seed.
Fresh supply Of garden seed : differ tsl
emit varieties-just opened up at Har- ar
mans Bazaar. I
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

I.exington Turpsntine Market.
Dip per barrel $500 and $500
Sorts per gallon 3ec
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Land For Sale.

y will sell about 80 acres of land
lying on Fourteen Mile creek, adjoin-
ing lands of Jake Snelgroye and S. B.
George, on the 1stf Monday in February,
1908, for cash to the highest bidder be-
fore the court house door at Lexington,
S. G. P. H. GROSS.
Dec. 2S-5w13pd. y
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15

Send as your orders for job printing
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-15
Cotton Market.

Lexington.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY cEMTSAl. I q a..

EE@. E@.o.S $ERSE4 :2slE Z &a;IsBIhtA. GEATRAh;
EVERY HOUR on TIE y HogR - r
F2E FHdLAPaLs5 ~ sSa SO go o. ic56. - II %
80 a. 4. 1886. L20. $50. 25G. $50. ~.
4 30 Ss0 6.b0. 1EO. S-50, II % .. m sun
6srs : 30 $50. . So 1910. Il-3o a. m.
= 20 20 $50. $50, $50. 5 30 $50. '-oo.
-: III. lY;2ERTY I1SS sTLI-so. ESQ. TOO. 500.
go 500 Iaoe 1Ioo. f1.30 a m; Y 90
noon. %. : 30. 200. 800. 100: $50. $50
500 100 500 % % 90 3D. 10 % ii i10d pdniFh M
3. 90 noon. zoo zoo. 400. 400. %. 500.
F0R BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
20. $50 $50 6. 80 ?. n. daily
= LIBERTY ST.. 30, : 90. 1000 a. n.
- o. noon. zoo. 400. 600 4-U1 p m oaili;
FDP ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W I'D
sT.-s5o al a ma g 80 :, se5s 30 GhiTn. p n ~
L. LIBERTY sE9-lo-oo & q; NV
ssIs gnIv) $40 p n. sundays. 1000 g. n.
- FoR r LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
" v 23D ST.-s-50 a m. G@So ssus
-r,v, 30 3 20. > 80. $50 o.20 sats. only,
: n. Sundays. : 20, $50 a m. 20 .. m
II LIBERTY =. - 90 lo-o" N. !.
q - sats onlyD. 50. $40 a a. ~ q ~ =,
I'm, table. may D. obtained at foilorins
-f5ces. Liberty st West 25d 81 y eh ,scsn 2ss
Ch4lsesf. Astor Hg9se. 93ise ssi Fiftn
80 - f-~t~- SQUARE West. 2-Ss Third Az.
- W. Jz5fh 81 24s Columbus Az. Ne.
vi a Court ST. 243. 54A ulton -. -IS
N7sr~s1d Az. Bro1Aiyns $50 broen1styy.
yt-97its---st,-5-r New York Transfer Co cans
so- and checks baggage to e@stlna1JlCcpr I ,JCpr
" G. EESI4E-R. |" - - a..
vfce-Pres. & Cen. Mgr Zen f1Ss -1-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
APRONS.
n FOTPNIER

S ~,r. FRENCH COOK IACF(FTS..
~ caps AND APRONS. Walters
r- ana Bartenders' Coats, Butcher
l. Garments. Pastry Cooks Articles.
HEY etc. Great assortment Of In
y z ,o-,s5 Knfves. fi0 " 40th 81.
mar broadway. y. y. Depot Tor RoEai
windsor Hair ReeeEeTat7r. also ! ne
,Stge~''. dyes hair any color
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

BRINKERHOFF q son. % Broadway. Tei.
3i12-Bruad Edgar =. BrinkerhofI. Ger
titled Accountant. state OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
AS an Early Season
Value We Offer
Lonsdale Holland
Shades at Sc, rarye q

Finished ike made 70 order - LIfe-
ecru. dark green Nile. olive
3x5 ft-Liuen Knot fringe.
SKI ft.-PIain hem
a marked concession n price.
II interested IN LACE TRIMN I'd
SHADES oe sure 70 see those We oELeE
~ ClS le1ts. thew are 2 ba-zain-LonS-
dale HoIIand-LupC-te lace
I. TENANTS ard LANDLORDS VIII
save not alone money bur trcuptS
and time by coming here for any
/ frfns needed IN Window Shades
our assorrments meet every want
: .-..Custcmers say. NO department
& like iL,''
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
REMEDIES.

.f,-yFRS Healing SatFe cures ali skin
,fl-eases. 50c. Writ for cir .HItI
or. PIIarra-,. 945 TIrzt ave. heT iVrs-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
FURCHAsE A&D KxcHANGE.
-eE-.i-ua -u--itrre Eyc-e--

IE A-I-Ee G----tt-re EZc-Z-[s.
f1 i. : =. :. : :. -: :. =. 8. !: ::
rare prices Erers thing marked
- 1u CLAIM nE--es auction Sale.
= as u were without tEe A1c-
r-1uee-- Simply help yourself.
we bug seI AID exchange.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
s-EANEDSr

FALL ElUE8 ElIIEa
E5zD zz5 F-ST-E SZ.E5
&c., a-d rz River s. E'rokI1-u-s-
s25g- L1w Fs-es 20 Al Points East
La Per - Eorrz F-LEer foot :, z---a
e wees dsy@ a1c sundays. 500 = n
steamer. PLYMOUTH t-eRs and FEOFI-
L--s-11 l-rhes--s o. each
NLE-a lEEL LL<E. fer New -o1Gon ana
EaE- ~ p-e- 80 Ncrrl River, = Clz-k-
SCI St. u-eex dzvE only. : D. r.. Pier sN
2 r. e. < 20 ST.. ESQ = Il SLf&
hz--z and Cheste. y. Cnzrs2-
~" haven LIEE [CT --w Haven ana
Na-t1 I've Pie -G L. r. wsek Gays
- go 2 "a Steamer p c1sr1 Pecs-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

JOHN c. ALMOUR. Public Accountant and
Auditor. 25I Bruadway.-Books written
up and closed. profit and loss statements
and balance sheets prepared; periodical
audits. Tel. st7O-Cortlaudt.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
In Our Wonderful Department OF
Wash Dress Fabrics

all records and otsv1g ass
is Mrch WIN naaheSS hse
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R.


ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every other hoUr on the even hoIr.
TO BALTIMORE AND WAsstLN S.IOS. ~,
TDyrec+ Connections in NeV JJion Stst'oa
WASHINGTON, with all Lines south
Leave New York Daily 2Sd - LID u
WASHINGTON. sl'pera iI-so pm : 81 81 an an
WhSHINGTCN. Diner. g 30 am 70 % am
WASHINGTON. Diner. II 80 Am IL ~ =
WaSHIGTq7N 10 Tq I71ssf $50 80 pm pm 400 pm pm
wAEHTSGTOS. Buffet. $50 pm 70 pln
through DaiIy Trains 70 the west,
CHICAGO PITTsBURG- 80 am 80 s-n ." an an
CEITAGO COLUMBUS. y - an ~ % 20 a
PLTTsggIR7I3. . GLETEE 1ETyI p so 80 pm pm 20 On, pm
IN 81 1CT7is. .Orrsv.. 1850 pm 30 am
CfN. ST. LOUIS. .LoCIsW-. 20 20 an isn m IN IN
l>1.icesi 80 24H' i34 1900 Eroadway. Astos
House. los Greenwich ST. = Union ,'i.sS sgusr' az
V ,8sFl, ssl GTzne Wa.+ a35 s.. ana Liberty 81
SSteT & . m sleeping Car ReseTvations
80 run information regarding tra.ns' sc. &c.
can be obtained a. a. Bgrsar ., rsr2ninai g1 Phons
Number. Chslses-Sl+4. "
= - 4 Hsr-FoRD r P
--a,T. 5.rarr frorn Grand Central Station.
s2d 81 and 1in Ave. as follows for
Boston vis New London & Proy;3'. ism' %
!lo,S2 o0 ID Ia Z !sl2 :9s % p NJ 10 VI. wilii,
g.santic---s.05 j. N. t29oi NJ; Tas "a
enrd fa:ls A M siiI2:oo. 'ii4;oo' 'ila aS
lst.1,r,. a Sort.-+rssoo A n. .s:s y
O.. harrington; stocknridsss;, .Is aeen9@- e
.,2rih St also at e24s: 1900. c135+ R'wayy. sy
e25 Union So cls2 Isla an Ma Mss Sys' % clos
't i.sss s1s' ss'. e,h 27os 50 Ave Ia 9kIyn. c.
srourt 81. 4TS Nostrand Ave. $50 B'ws}ys, }ys,-,s
.Daily. tExespt. ,.s,n sgndst' q; sSnaays 1pS onis
fP.rior Car Lifited. Has dining eAf'
e Parior and sleeping Tar tiessts .lso.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
ETHGE>TEssE-

FCLsTS-EEE Decorations. Cabf-e-
~z Furniture ~-ery- citr- corl-
- West -rH sf. Tel -.tt--.sera.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
TNBRELLAs AND CANES
OFFICE gxTTREs.

zee EaBEaTAS- -S zht5y used rHilrlF
-e -la.rs. E-f-t1-- aal Underwood
l-N --L.z1 7l-s-- Ea1iE=ts. asr5rrsi "aef.
s-e 3aclaE rra-afues aflr. fuErllflIr-
AatHsu b. S sghrz -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

Exr-z hne Df-nitfes-tllis season la1est
ring. COT ard Dresden designs on
vr77I-e e-urr5s-others ask 70 cents. .
rz-~-, racorst Batistes-s5 se-vtceahls
ara pretty for summer dresses
rear flower desigrs-12I5 CT quality "a
SIX Null N1veItfzs-ulore than raIf
s.Ik-charr.ng aIlover designs IN
latest colCr1ngs and plenty OF TIE
--ay and black and white effects
Worth 10 -1O1I
Extra hne Fancy Crys-aI voiIes-vhits
and tinted with shadow stripes. Plaids,
dots and aIoyer dssigrs-special-.- -lO7.
zine INN. French Wolfe Tissues
PIatds. Checks and Stripes ------.-ss. ~
New French and Scotch Giughzms-
plain coIorirgs. checks, strIles and
plaics IN wonderful variety. for
Wouen's and ChIIdren Wear q
Satin Figured Grenadines-Crearn.
Hello. Copenhagsn- Azure. PINK. TAI.
Nile. Reseda. Nay Garnet and Black ! =
New Mercerfzed LInens-su1au checks
IN dainty tirrs. BIack-and-Vhtt ard
Navy-aud-W White Piaids- also narrow
ard vide stripes IN best colnrlngs- 81
Fancy Motrled Lneus-Solid CoiSriugs.
Including Hello, IL ard Medium Blue.
Brown. Rose. Pink O1blood. Reseda
and other fashionable -0uLngS- -------- I .
Ns-rertzed Ta4ssra Checks-varfOus sizes
ana coiors. including Black-and-
White To-. - . = >
satin barred Printed Chi1one-tss-
one OF the novelties for 1893 .-------- SO
SIX Chiffon NoveIties-white and tinted
E-ounds-uhe mcst beautiful faortcs
brought out this season-s1i ky. lus-ro'1S
and sheer-yOu cannot realize now
EXQUISITE these fabrics ara until
YOU see thsTn-yalUs .zs-our prtcs. -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
-w.-r MALI ~

E-,c+ .. a 20 Il. Cortlan1t and Desbr9fses -.
- Z. .Dally- sunday. a3--o' DID, s''tS'
= A. n y = ..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

EDGAR D. BRINKERHOFF, Certified
Public Accountant tState CT ". " 81
Broadway. Room 5I2 Telephones Sf12-
Broad and I4S7 , Branch Brook. Newark
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
STORAGE

AMERICAN STORAGE CO. 5O4-GOs West
4Sth st--Moving vans, boxing packing
shipping. Tel. 2657-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

tI.V.N. \ A i4N y 2
80 40 AN seT. so An
Euffalo ---afsss' - =. al a VI -ds 50 A II
Es5i-ra ln-, ll1-ago EXP . - 15.t - "a = nj
Cti1zso-l or2I-lC @ L-~P' - Is PM .s. % Pa
77-eeI ,Ifices 4.5 and 400 Lro4aNa..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
DID ID LINE

--- IA E-z--a. Puerto TzDel-,
0-z-a- z-- La-=---l- --z CUa-z-al. cal
-=- g-s- 2 r.
r. --ELEE sat March =. --cc1
s. CARACAS -z----zr lEzr-E = moor
Il -.r-s --z-z-zr Mara q no.
e- .... -z--rzz- march = noon
r. E-z-s s-z-l- SATURDAY t--c- =. uo"1
-z-e superior 4rc1z---115-
-l1- BLISS -a-LETTs
Genera g-z-zz--= s. ~zE ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01


Frequently novelty shown to-day is
ar
exclusive styesof designs be
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

Petit Ca-reaU1-snss- satt1 crossoar
faLrics- arrisrtcally printed WITH coio-s !
II caiury shadow Leaf designs.
forming distinctive pa-rsr1S-sc--s
in combination enscrs or color ard blscs-s
one OF t1e 1908 novelties surs %
HrL instant favor-our price A.
Fancy Swiss PIuuetts-vVElrs vtrt danny
flower designs make ha1CsCrs svsrtnS
and summer d-essss-~or-n -. .12S
Chiffon I1dtenue-cnarmizg novelty
f5r cressv wsar-vsry arr-acrtvs srytss
ana designs on white ard turec
g-ourds-vaIus - -.-----....---- [ =
Fine Orgaudy Mousselt1ss-u1src---ze1
cluster cords and plaid eGsccs-sheer.
rne and stronE-Eorrh -27----.--.---- ! =
New Crystalline Ba-istes-nas-cs-tss
cords giving very drszsy sr1scr-
over printed vvi-h zzfr-y towers or
dots and strfDes-vzIu= 10 -.---.--- u
Fancy Dress Alusiins and Ba1s-s-
great assorrnerls-fT and 10 c.
"a Luss .--------.------.-- --...-----.- .1ZS
silss-hne but sz-cns. With sor.
Iustrs 5u-iug rnercs--zed n yarn.
beautifully col l1S=rTovsu
ioEs- designs .--.------- -------- y
French Sateens-Ei5er-y satin anish-
his1 IUs--e-uotling EneT imported
In designs such as you only ses in che
-osriiast sf-zS-Savv and Slack srou-czs
also exquisite Pastel colOrtngs- ------. 81
Fine Msrrerizsd Chiffon sz-sens-
light weighC-sIiE -uish-
neat CesiEus-valtls .2Ss-....-.-..--...
IN BLACK COTTON GOODS.
Black s~iss-smal1 eub'5 Eousr
cesisn-Eas- cD-Cr -.-----.----. --..... u
sheer Black OrEa1dy-wovsu
cord STRIPE ---.----- ..---. =
Black jacquard Madras-b-ccal als4
satin fsurss-irnpor-ed 70 s4u az - Is
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
E-E 7ED I1N

CII sd LINES
F-1- -l--s 5l-z2-54. Nor-h River.
- -C- IA ELEENS lfsH-
LONDON and SLELS
----a---.- T--- -- z-a E----sz. -.-Es =
---z-a.l z-. a J. an r---.-s-'z. --azr :
T---- za- - Sz- sTs--=-a-la- sI-.
s-EE-zc--s MARCH e LCSL-ANLA
EzE-E 81
-z--==- =z=-=z- E--es- II -ze w---L
z-1.z-RE. .,y-- c-ERECAv SERVICE
= ---5-E VA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
E-s---- ......Cfz-- - AFT So June =
f-.E----.-A a --lz- - EzE = JL-y =. eug-2a
-- ..-.- O. Hay = July =
E---- e. BROWN, Cereal Agent
--- =-z-= s. opposite tie Ez--e-E-
For Porto Rico
Steamships u: ne EEl u" Line sll
S- -- ger H. near - Al 81 Ferrgs
L--lE- --- 7-z- stree. 70 loVs-
- E--- E-E -L-1--l--s -z--- lzs -oo1
g. CARACAS -z-l--zE- March - -oe-
E-r -- passage apply TO
E-EE Bliss & DA-LELLs
General 1--aE--s = W4E 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

Black Point venise and Orterta'-.
rich designs
elsewhere SL25 70 y ss Co.. -qS q, 3 y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

near BFcii
Windsor
Niger d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
Graham Goes
Up For Life
PREACHER HORSE THIEF FIRST
MAN TO BE SENTENCED THUS
UNDER LAW in STATE.

To be convict with four years
of imprisonment staring one in the
face, is certainly a position not to
be envied. But to be brought from
the penitentlary into Circuit Court
and there be given an additional
sentence for life, is the limit of mis-
fortune. Such was the fate Monday
og ]. H. Graham in Circuit Court at
Moundsvllle.
Graham, alias Radcliffe, was
brought into court on an informa,
ton made by the late Warden Had
dox, charging that he had three
times been convicted Of felony in
West Virginia, and at that time serv.
ing sentence for the last convic.
ton. The offense alleged in each
instance was horse stealing and the
counties from which he was sent up
were Pocohontas. Mineral and Wood.
The State proved Its case conclu-
sively by prosecuting attorneys
sherifEs and other court officials from
the three counties. and by peniten.
tlary guards. The trial commenced
shortly before noon and the case was
with the jury by 3 o'clock. After
about half an hour the jury returned
a verdict of guilty.
Unless the defendant, secures a
new trial, which is improbable, it will
be the duty of the court to sentence
him to the penitentiary for life.
The Graham case was the first
case of its kind in this State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
ldINE AND OPERATORS CONFER
(3y S. ". Press Association,

10y M. kEebo Ah5uC4hGluusg
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 20. -
Miners and operators of the central
competitive district, including western
ylyania, Ohio. Indiana and Him
on, win meet tomorrow for their adj
ontned Joint conference. considera-
ton will be resumed of the question
81 calling a Joint wage convention to
feestabifsh the. interstate wage agree
snent Upon this agreement is based
stie wage scales of the other districts
81 Inc United Mine Workers of Amer
lea.
The special convention that will
probably be called as the result Of the
conference tomorrow may meet at
Chicago. 1t will be national con-
VentIon and not confined 20 the five
districts in the central competitive
deld. Such convention to ratify the
wage agreement will cost the miners
organization $4,000.
Because of the fact that neither the
governor OF indiana nor the mayor of
indianapolis welcomed the delegates to
the last national convention. 1t is I'M
likely that the general convention, will
ever again be held here. st. Louis
viii be the scene Of the next regular
meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
SUPREM GlyRI
EIGHT OPINIONS HANDED DOWN.
BY THE JUDGES YES
y TERpAY.

Eight opinions were arrived At By
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, yester
day morning, all OF which are indicat
ed in the following list, the argument.
having been made last week:
State VS.. Bailey, NIingo county
reversed. verdict set aside. new trial
allowed and remanded; opinion By
Judge Pofrenbarger.
Isner vs.. Mydegger. Randolph coun
ty, reversed and remanded; opinion
by Judge Pofenbarger.
First National Bank of Northamp
ton VS.. Bradford ct al: Boone coun,
ty. affirmed; opinion by Judge Mil
ler.
Deveny VS. Hart Coal Co, ct al.
Marion county reversed and remand
ed; opinion by Judge McWhorter.
state VS.. Kead!e. Mingo county
reversed: opinion by Judge Miller.
State VS.. Blair, Mingo county, at
nrmed; opinion by Judge Robinson.
state vs.. Leth, Wayne county, iudg-
ment reversed; opinion by Judge
Brannon.
planing Mil Company vs.. Aid
redge, Logan county. decree affirmed.
opinion by Judge Brannon.
Disposal of AppItcatiins.
Other actions reported by the
court determined the applications
cases shown herewith:
]. E. chipley. guardian, etc, vs..
Joynes Wytz & Co., etl al, Hardy coun-
y; appeal refused.
s. X. Brown vs. The National Loan
and Investment Co.. Cabell county;
appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Bond, $1,000.
Henry c. King VS.. Hon. John w.
Mason. Judge, Marion county; writ
Of mandamus refused.
w. NJ. Burford ct al, VS., w. T.
Chichester and j. w. Rider, Wood
county: appeal allowed. Bond, 5000.
w. H. Bronson. trustee, VS. New
York Fire Insurance Company, Min
go county; writ of error and super
sedeas allowed. Bond, 500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
HEARING on .RueaLE am.
fRY s. w. Preas Assoclation. }

(By S. W. Press ABBoclatlon.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. ga hear
ing will be held tomorrow by the
House judiciary committee on the
Cocks bill, which provides for the
regulation, registration and identiti-
cation Of motor vehicles engaged in
Interstate travel. Chairman jenkins
of the committee has stated that he
is opposed to the bill for the reason
that # interferes with the rights Of
states.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26
Cf ciaI Can


FOR THE REPusi-IcAN STATE
LEAGUE CLUB CONVENTION 70,
BE HELD suRe, W.
VA, ON APRIL 2s, 1903.
TO the Republican Clubs Of West vir-
ginia:
In accordance with the established
custom. the ohicers Of the State Re
publican League Clubs Of West vlr-
ginia direct that convention Of dele
gated representatives of the Republic
can clubs, be held in the city Of Par
kersburg, in the county OF Wood, for
the purpose of reorganization, that is
TO say of nominating president vice
president, secretary and treasurer;
also, for the purpose of nominating
delegates to the National convention
of the Republican League Clubs Of
the Upited States; also for the trans
action of any other business that may
properly come before said conven-
ton.
Said convention shall assemble at
one o'clock p. m, on the 2sth day OF
April, 1908.
Said convention shall consist of the
delegates chosen by the several clubs
in the counties of the State, who shall
represent the full Republican vote OF
their county as cast for Theodore
Roosevelt in 1904, which representa-
ton and vote shall be ascertained in
accordance with the call for the Re-
publican State Delegate convention,
which convenes in the same city on
the 2Sth day of April, 1908.
w. B. OUTRIGHT,
LIST Vice President,
Buckhannon, W. Va.
S. A. SIMMONS. Secretary,
P. O., Spencer, w. Va.