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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-09

TRY A $500 LOAD OF WOOD. IT'S
MORE WOOD FOR LESS MONEY.
COAL Il WOOD CO. I
STREET AND COCHRAN AVENUE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16
PETERSBURG May
TRY0UT NEWPLAN
Committee Considering Change
in Form Of Municipal
Government.
WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Trial ow Whelan, for Abduction,
Will Take Place
To-Day.
Times-Dispatch Bureau
100 North Sycamore street,

Petersburg, Va, July Is.
The Common Council several months
ago took the initiative looking to some
change in the form OF municipal gov
eminent by the adoption of COM
mittee to make investigation and re,
port recommendations as to the az
visibility of the government OF the
city by an administrative board" The
committee as appointed under the res
olution was r. Boiling Wilcox and
F. G. Stratton, on the part of the
Council. and r. E. Davis, on the part
OF the Board OF Aldermen. City At.
torney George Mason was also made
member OF the committee. . 1t is un-
derstood that while the members or
the committee have informally talked
the matter over there has been no
meeting for formal consideration. The
subject Is one of such Importance that
time will be taken for its study.
A year or more ago the Chamber OF
Commerce. through Its board OF gov.
errors. in carefully prepared paper.
suggested to the Council the consider
alton OF change from the present
plan of Government to one OF strict
ly business character under the con-
duct OF business manager" This.
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MARRIED IN MAINE.
Miss AIcNnin, of AshevilIe, becomes
Bride of DR.. Flanders, of Boston.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Rockland, Me-. July 15.s-Dr. Alton
L. Flanders. of Boston. and Miss Kath
crime L. McKain. OF Asheville. N. G.
were married at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. b. ALLEN by Rev. Russell Wood.
man, rector of St. Peters Episcopal
Church. The announcement will be a
complete surprise to the groom's
frineds. who had no inkling of his
purpose when he left for this city in
his auto Wednesday.
The couple will remain in this city
few days. and then start on an auto
honeymoon trip. with Boston the even
tual destination. THE groom is grad.
uate of the medical department. Of the
University of New York, and was sub
sequently inferno at Bellevue Hospital
DE has been in practice in Boston
fourteen years. The bride is a native
OF Denver, Col. but has resided some
years IN Asheville, N. C. Mr.. Allen. al,
whose home the marriage took place
was a boyhood chum OF Dr. Flanders
when both were residents of Hope, Me
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Vlcl1-Selfe.

Tr,IspecIaI g The T1mes-Dispatch.l
=, s aIeWeli va. July 15-Miss Mattie
e n &c s est1aS daaghter Of Rev w y. SEIZE
OF Mrs. W. 6. o'Brien here en fer guest ss,s
FRA grai months was quietly married on
Iu,ntursday afternoon to DR.. Clyde W W
c noek, .s surgeon sN, for the United States
Va. where the bride formerly II live W.
me marriage ceremony was perform.
go &c. py Rev S. Q. Hall. d. D.. pastor az
ne, Tasewell Presbyterian Church h
tracing parties were present nj ~
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick left on
an Afternoon train for points East
which Will include a visit to the
sroom's' home In SOUTHAMPTON county
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Mems Real Lisle
Thread h Sox
With double sole; worth Csc per
pair; sale price,
12kc
of agriculture and the i'm

vancement of agriculture and the i'm
provement of the farm, and the keen
est interest is being taken in the work
which Will be done under the direction,
OF this board. Experiment stations
will be established in every distinct
agricultural district of the State; DEM
onstration work will be done by adults
and boys, and the result OF this wo"k
and the experiments will be carried
home to the farmer. Indeed. demon
stration work by adults is now being
done in twenty-nine counties, and by
boys In more. 80 that the farmers in
these counties will be able to see :or
themselves the actual result of i'm
proved methods. This work will be
extended until 1t will be in operation
in every county OF the State and the
extension will be quickly made II the
boards OF supervisors in the several
counties will make the appropriations
of $50 per 1000 inhabitants. allowed by
the United States Agricultural Board,
which will remain in the treasury OF
the county until actually used In dem
onstration work in that county and
1t must be understood that the appro-
priation by the supervisors will be sup
plemented. and every dollar of the APP
preparation and supplement will be for
the benefit of the people whose money
Is set aside for this purpose"
Afternoon Session.
At the o'clock session of the Rural
Life Conference addresses were deliv-
cred by Hon. E. C. Bishop, State Super.
tntendent of Schools of Nebraska, on
"Vitalizing Forces In the School," and
by DR.. Robert Frazier, of Warrenton,
on THE Need Of a Library Commission
in Virginia"
Mrs. Kate Peasants, member of the
Virginia State Library, read paper on
The Relation of the Library to the
School,
The convention was concluded to.
night with an able address by Profess
sor Crosby. of the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture. who had for
his subject, connecting Public School
Agriculture With the Business Of
Farming
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Hnynes-Cnry.

[Special to The Times Dispat ch.l
~, Htoldcroft. Va, July 15.-A beauti-
iut "eaalng took place Tuesday eve
and Mrs. q. F. Wilcox, near this place
when CHRISTOPHER Warren Haynes and
Miss MI Bessie Clad Gary were married.
Inc ceremony was solemnized by the
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church. Of this
Miss Ruth Rayhorne. OF Richmond.
acted act as maid of honor. and Lynwood
oranse, or this place. was best man.
/, After the ceremony. which was very
Impressive. refreshments were served
% the lawn to the large gathering of
friends and relatives.
MI and MS, Haynes will make their
home In this county $500
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:
or OF the Virginia Journal OF Fdnca
ton, and j. T, Cooke, Of the valley
Vlrgln1an, OF Waynesboro. returned
Yesterday from Norfolk, where tbey
left the Virginia Press Associarion IN
the height of its n-making. 1'h.v
are unable to understand where ina
Ilmes-Dlspatch correspondent on tho
trip got his authority for the stare
ment that there were no bottles on
the Commodore Maury.
VirEininns mt the Hotel.
Rlchmond-M Buckner. Wtrc,n,,.
William c, Elicit, Blacksburr, 4 r,
Keen, Danville.
=, Fark-J. E Marshall. Virginia. r. u
Whltehurst. Fork Union; Z. p Dow.
ay, Newport News: Samuel Montrono.
cry. Lexington; c. j. White. q
Wright w. S. Wright. o. l.. BRYAN r.
7. woody. A. H. Peltier, j. p clonph
g. s. Falls, Roanoke. y 2 =
Gllhert-A. 7. Tibbs, Lynchbure
Lex1ngton--J. G. McNeal. Norfo,k.
I; .. Skinner. Norfolk; j. w. Galushe.
Murphy's-L P. stearnes, Ne,vno,+
News; Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. sutton. MAJ
Norfolki G. Is. Lovelace, i. il. Invelaca
south Boston; w T. Hughes CHASE
City; T. Q. Sandy. Rurkeville. i 9
-AgneW, Burkeville b. w. Smith, RovdN
ton; s. B, Tompkins, Petersburg; ]. i.
fitz' Lynchburg j F. Rucker, Lynch
burg; w. c. Patterson, Virginia r.
jackson, Palmer Springs. George p
Boyd, Norfolk; j. 7, Cooke, iWaynes.
boro; Fultz Drake, Waynesboro; 81 p
Monroe. Brooknea; George d. whtn
pie, Norfolk. Miss jamie r. Jones. en-
peper; John B, Newman. Stanton. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16
HOW TAI,Irr Ayonks.
Duty on Vest Costing s3.7a In London
Amounts to SS,S1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Durham. n, O., July 15.--The work.
ings of the tariff were practically illus.
trated here yesterday Rev. s. S. Bos,
rector OF st. Philips Church, this city,
was in London last year. and while
there he had a clerical suit made. He
liked the flt and make so we'll that
some four OF Ave weeks ago he ordered
a clerical vest from the London tailors
that made the suit The vest came yes
terday, Tho tailors charged 1915 for
making 1t, and the tariff on II was
s3.ba, making the entire cost s7.27.
This Is a practical showing of how the
tariff works.
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DESTROYED by LIGHTNING.
House Struck and Occupant. Severed
Shocked
[specta1 10 The Times.Disna,ch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winston-S Salem, n. c.. July f5.-The
home OF VIII Gamble. in Abbott's Creek
township, was destroyed by lightning
last night. Mr.. Gamble and family
had left the house shortly before the
storm, and the only persons at the
house when it was struck were several
boys, who had run into the house on
their return from fishing trip. The
boys We're severely shocked, but re.
covered in a short time
Eighteen men We're severely shocked
by lightning near a threshing machine
IN stokes county yesterday, and a dog
was Killed by the same flash.
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Dies From Lockjnw.

CH,T
Cape Charles, Va, July 15.-William
ueler, leading citizen and Justice OF
the peace of woodlawn. died last eve
ming after brief illness from lockiaw.
caused by a splinter which he ran
into his hand several weeks ago. He
paid little attention to the wound un-
I'll week ago, when blood poison
started. He was tifty-eight years old
and leaves large family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16
Fruit Crop IN Poor oondit1on

WHSHIHBton, D. c., July 15.-The
pineapple, lines and grape fruit crop
IN fiorlda on July We're in poorer
c &C, than at that time a year ago.
The Department OF Agriculture's fp.
ures of the condition OF pineapples in
dicate the crop at II per cent or :
normal at that time. against "a last
year of lines, 90 per cent, against "a
IN 1909. and or grape fruit, IA per cent.
against 8s year ago.
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hat and gloves to match. and carried
a bouquet Of Brides roses. She was
attended by Miss Ella Mayo as maid
of honor. and Kemper Tucker was the
bridegrooms best man. Little Miss
Beulah Tucker, in a lingerie dress,
preceded the bridal party bearing the
wedding ring on silver waiter. Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker will make their fu-
ture home in Chesterfield county.
In AMI Out of Town.
Miss Katherine Flournoy, OF this
city, is the guest of Miss Carrie Greene
at her home in Norfolk
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HOW TO BE HAPPY.

Now is a good time to look happy.
You know photos made by Homeier
& Clark always please. See about mid
summer prices right away. ana tell
your frlends the news.
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DouGHToN is NOMINATED.
VIII Make Race for Congress- Against
Representatives CoYYlex
SPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Salisbury. n. c., July 15.-At States.
vile this afternoon the Democratic
convention for the Eighth Congress
slonal District nominated Hon. e T.
Doughton. of Allegheny county. az
candidate In this district against the
Republican Representative, Charles II
CoWles. OF Wilkes. He was named
Murphy. of Rowan. and L. c. Caldwell
of Iredell !" CO.
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Capt. Henry NJ. Kniubt n..a

Washington, July 15.-Captain Hen
ry NJ. knight, one of the Oldest EN-.
ployes of the Coast and Geodettc Sur
vey. died here early to-day. He was
eighty years old. and native OF
Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Mrs. a. D. Atkinson. accompanied by
Erwin. leave Norfolk Tonight for Nav
York. While away Mrs. Atkinson viii
tour the New England States in her
automobile 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. ". d. Patteson. ar
Scottsville. have been spending several
days during the past week in the city
at Murphy's Hotel
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AROUND THE HOTEL s

"A certain distinguished United
States Senator" said a Nashville
Tenn, man at Murphy's last night
famous as a public entertainer. has
just been trying to pull off a trick
In politics the parallel OF, one usually
seen in circuses. l have seen the
clown. after sundry gymnastic per-
formances. mount on two horses.
which dash around the ring. The clown
admits one extra horse, then two, be-
tween his legs. At last the audience
reaches the highest pitch of excite
ment, the point when it is evident
serious results. Then the clown drops
to the ground and bows himself out
of the tent.
Now this Industrious statesman has
been doing ring act in politics. which
compelled him to ride two horses go
Ing fundamentally in the opposite d.
trectton. Seeing this, the Senator an
'nounced that he would ride the one
which had the saddle on But he
neglected to, remove the foot on the
other horse, perhaps hoping that It
would go unnoticed. But the horses
were bent on getting apart, and the
Senator has made an extremely un-
dignified fall to the ground,
"A
sides are heartily .dsgusted 1t would
not be surprising If Robert Love Tay--
Ilor We're left at the emu. Of his term
to pick his banjo in peace beside the
banks OF the Watauga."
Friends Of State Senator Robert M,
Ward. of Winchester, are hearing with
pleasure that he is now 'oompletelv
restored to health and will resume the
practice OF law in his town senator
Ward was stricken with typhoid fever
soon after the adjournment Of the leg.
islature. He lay unconscious FOR many
days, his life being despatred Of. &,
last. however. Improvement began.
When the period of convalescence was
reached the. Senator went to Atlantic.
City. where ne ne entirely recovered ana
returned 20 winchester this week.
Professor Robert Lac n,n., 49, -. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Mrs r. B. Bate, who has been the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. William Lown-
des Peple. Will return to her home IN
the country to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16
Church WIN Be pedi,

Church Will Be Dedicated.
Highland Springs, Va. July 5.-The
addition to New Bridge Baptist Church.
located on the Seven Pines car line,
%having been completed. the church
day afternoon. July II. The public is
cordially, invited. DR.. Mcdaniel will
preach the sermon.
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Death of Jumes r.. E..,,..

Death of Jnmes B. Faulks, .Jr.
syracuse. N. Y, July 15.-James p.
Faulks, Jr.. professor of experimental
engineering, Syracuse University,
thirty-eight years old. died of typhoid
fever here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Miss Mollie A. Gordon. who was
operated On recently at the Virginia
Hospital. Is now slightly improved.
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Misses Julia and jamie Ellyson, OF
Richmond. spent several days this
week with their aunt, Mrs S. C. Phil
lips. In Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Stuart Leake, of Richmond, Will leave
this afternoon to spend the weekend
In Suffolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Macon r. Bate. of Prince Georgs
county. who was operated on at st.
Luke's Hospital. is now Commissioning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Miss Kate Leftwich. OF stanton. is
visiting friends in Richmond for a
few weeks.
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Mrs. B. P. FitcheS OF this city. is
the guest OF relatives in South Boston
for the summer
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Miss Lottie Hancock. who has been
the guest of friends in this city, has
returned TO her home in Newport
NeEs.
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Miss Wilfred w Wood is spending
some time with friends in Greensboro.
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R. w. storrs, of Nashville. Tenn, is
the guest of relatives In this city for
two weeks.
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Miss Lucy Sims has returned to her
home In Louisa. after visit to re-
latives in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A Heisler. Jr.. are
spending several weeks at Ocean
View
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson will leave
this morning for the Hot Springs,
where she Will spend several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-16

Mrs. c. A Heisler and daughter. Lii
Ian. are spending several weeks at
Ocean View.
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Miss Eta Cash. Of Richmond, is the
guest OF Miss Bessie Clark, in Danville,
Va for two weeks
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Charles and Raymond Astryke. who
have been visiting in Richmond, have
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Captain John Pitts and daughter.
Miss Clara Pitts. OF ScottsvilIe. were
recent guests of friends in this city.
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Mrs D. A. Hare. OF Church Hill. has
gone to Buckroe Beach to spend sew
eral weeks.
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e. LeB Goodwin. of Fairfax county.
is spending some time in this city as
the guest OF relatives.
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Miss Lora crump has returned to
Richmond. after visit to Miss Lucy
wiltshire in Culpeper.
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Mrs. A T. Ransome and daughter
of Hampton. Va. are spending some
time in Richmond.
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Professor Robest Lea Rlantan> as..-
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Mrs. Kate Peasants, member OF the
Virginia State Library, read a paper on
THE Relation of the Library to the
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Ladies' Trimmed Hats. r.
50 TO Sc so Trimmed Hats, 81 nm
choice for Nine Days. l.JO -
Misses $3.50 Hats in 30 different
S1as Days '9 Straw .'.. and Lace 97c
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]. ]. MADDOX
NEAR DEATH
EdlfOr-Preacher Fell I'm
der Car Wheels and is
Severely Injured.

According to report which has
reached here from Winston
Salem, North Carolina, J. Jerome
HaddoX, formerly OF this CITY
and Guyandotte is in serious
condition there as the result Of an
injury which be received few
days ago.
In aligbtiug from n car Mr..
Haddox fell under it's wheels and
one of his shoulders was mashed
until 1T dropped, with his arm.
from his body. He was hurried
20 hospital where be received
surgical attention and managed to
survive the fret shock of the &C
cldent, but was, at last reports,
ttill in q serious condition, and
1t IS feared he will not recover.
Few people have been better
known 10 southern West Virginia
during the past few years than
Mr.. Haddox, who held promi-
hence first az an editor, then as Il
minister, and then again az au
editor. He has many relatives
here. - Huntington Advertiser,
June Z.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOB CONGRESS.

TO THE REPUBLICANS oFrHE FIFTH CoNcRvs-
SIGNAL DISTRICT OF " EST VIRGINIA.
- Al the request OF MY friends in the Fiftb
congressional District OF West Virpiui, I
nave decided again to be candidate. for no
republican nomination for congress.
1 feel mat my past record as yuur rcpreseut,.
tive Jusiihes me in say nc 90 YOU that'I viii do
everything in my power to properly represent
the interests of the people OF our district. and
10 advance the high ideals of the Republican
party in our state.
At the present time the presence of every
member of congress is required in WasI;r,y
ton because Of the many important bills he
fore congress, many of which are of vital i'm.
portance to our state, so that 7 have felt il
Wouid be improper for me to leave Washiu0ton
unll such oi!ls are enacted or disposed Of /
am constrained, therefore. O ADOPT This public
means OF acquaintiuC you with my candidacy.
with would have preferred 10 announce 10
you personally. II my congressional duties aud
me welfare Of the dis riot mad not kept me ir,
actual attendance upon congress I'm Washiup.
ton. " '''i''"E
WIZ, III, thanks to the republicans OF my dis
Lict Ior their ra-t cordial, loyal a. d generous
support, aud plcdLiug my undivided efforts ,o
advance the cause. II reelected. am.
Very sincerely.
JAS. \. HUGHEs.
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To THE REPUBLGcAN VorrFs or THE Ftrr,
CoNGRFssIoNAL DISTRICT or WEST Viz

To THE REPUBLICAN VorEFs or THE Ftrrt,
GINA: '' ISL TX
After careful consideration. / have decided
member OF the lower hone ~ g,".'Dn ior
United states To be a representative of The
great rich and growing counties that contain
the cream of West Nirginia'- uub,uri.d
wealth and greatness is an honor tItat can r,,r,,.
20 bu' few IN one generation. realize tt,t a..
well cause any man 10 r,ause ard rcrert a. 80.
accepting the enviable positions: but one. az
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POSTMASTERS GET
INCREASE IN SALARY
kenOVa Among the List
Three Towns I'm State
Decreased.

A number of postm asters in
this state have recently had their
salaries increased, while the an
rual stipend of three have been
reduced. Those raised and lower
ed are given below:
INCREAsEs.
Beckley, $l,1OO to 81, 800
Benwood, $1,000 to $1,000.
Cameron. 81, 500 to 900.
Charles Town, $4,000 to 81, 800.
Chester, #l,6C0 to. $1,7OO.
Davis, < 900 to $1,7O0
Elkhoru, 81, 900 to $1,000.
Elkins, 81, 500 to 81, 600.
Elm Grove, 81 400 to $1,000.
Fairmont, $4,000 to $500.
Pennington, 81, 100 to $1,000.
Follansbee, 81, 800 to 81, 400.
Gary, - 900 to s1,7OO.
Chenille, 81 100 20 $1,000.
Grafton, -, 800 to -, 600
Hendricks, $1,000 tos1,1OO.
Hinton, - 800 TO 81, 400.
Holden. 81 200 to S1,4OO.
Kenova, 81 100 to $1,000.
Keystone, $1,000 to 81 400.
Logan, $500 TO 81 700
Macdonald, 81 200 70 81 300.
MIddlebourne, $1,000 10 81. 200.
Montgomery, $1,000 to s!.7OO.
MOuudsviile, &2.4OO TO 50 500
Northfork, 81, 100 TO 81, 800.
Point Pleasant, 81, 500 to 81,
900.
Princeton, 1,5CO to $1,000.
Redwood, $1,000 to $4,000.
Romney, S1,4OO 10 81, 800
Rowlesburg, $1,000 10 $1,000.
st. Adams, 81, 800 TO 800.
Salem, 81, 100 to 81 500
Shinnston, 81, 300 to $1,000.
Sistersyille, 50 300 -, 400.
Spencer, $500 TO 500.
Sutton, -, 700 10 81, 800.
Terra Alta, 81, 800 90 $1,000.
Thomas, 81, 100 TO II, 500.
TuuneltoD, $1,fOO toS1,2OO.
Wheeling, SO, soc 10 90. 600.
WlIliamstown, Sl,1OO 10 ST.
200.
DECREASES
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graVed Or want engraved wedding
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Store, Ceredo, w Va, you can
get the best Gas Mantel-. a good
mantel for 10 cents and The non.
breakable kind Chat retaiis else
where for 20 and % ceuts) Tor only
- cents.
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