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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
BRIDGEPORT
Mrs. Sarah Hill. We'll Known Local
Resident. Dies at Age OF
Seventy Years.

Mrs. Sarah Hill died Yesterday morn.
ing al the family home on the Cadiz
pike. after a weeks Illness Of nervous
trouble Her condition has been 50
serious FOR the past few days that
death was not unexpected Mrs. IIill
was in her 10th year. and had been a
local resident for the past ~ years.
She was born In England and came to
this country with her husband in 1863.
shortly after. they removed 70 this
city where they have resided since.
The deceased was the wife OF Thomas
lii.l. th" we'll known proprietor al the
1911 machine shop. ana besides tho
shand. three sons and four
daughters survive. they being Charles.
Ross and Thomas Jr. an OF bridge
port. aud Mrs John Riley. % Union.
town. Pa. Mrs Flora Hipkins. 81
Rochester. y y Mrs Earl MCCon.
nauglf. 81 bridgeport. and Miss Elgie.
LIVING A. home Tb.- funeral services
viii b" held from the home Saturday
afternoon Or o'siCcs The Rev Mr
Seal VIII on cia'e. and in'erment vii
Do made in Weeks cemetery
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Martins Ferry Briefs.


l.. W. Smith left yesterday for All.
ance 10 spend several DAYS with his
son. Lemotte.
Reserved seats for the entertain
ment OF the Mountain Ash Chorus.
whlch Will appear at the High school
auditorium tomorrow evening. will
go on sale at the Selby & Reed drug
store this morning.
3. +. Alpaugh is expected home to.
day from Buffalo. n Y. where he has
been for several days. on business.
Thomas Mullaney will erect a fine
six-room house on North Sixth street
and Carl Boyd has been given the
contract
The Alpha ri Fraternity held an
important business meeting last even
ing
Mayor Wyckoff will 90 10 81. Glars
Vile to-day on important business.
/ Mrs. Charles Carpenter left yester
: day for Anderson for a visit with
/ friends.
! Prayer meetings will he held II
most OF the districts OF the city thi.
morning and this afternoon.
! The Woman's Club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon a
the home OF Mrs. George Ralston. OF
North Fourth street.
Sam Well and Miss Blanche Drey
fuss. OF Lexington. Ky. are the guest.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs
David Powell is visiting friends a
| Newark.
The Eastern Dry Goods Compan,
has filed suit against A. j. Saad. tn,
former local merchant. for Sl21. II
Squire Wetherson's court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
MODEL BARGE
TOW BREAKS
THE RAYMOND HORNER HAS
TROu1lE ON CREEK BAR.
Jewel Arrives On Her Initial Trip,
Since Converted Into
Towboat.

The unusual sight OF a steamer with
eight model barges in tow was wit
messed on the Ohio river at the local
port yesterday afternoon, when the
Raymond Horner with eight barges
heavily loaded. passed shortly after )
o'clock enroute from Pittsburgh to
New Orleans. In passing the bar near
the mouth OF Wheeling creek. the
steamer became stranded and the cur
rent from the creek was SO great that
IL swung the end barges around until
they touched the Island bank. thus
completely spanning the river. the
steamer with the barges forming a
OF pontoon bridge.
Fearing that the current OF the river
would break the outfit In two. and
after 1t had been in that position for
several minutes. the fastenings were
cut at the second barge 20 allow them
to swim clear OF the Island. 1t was
with considerable difficulty and sew.
Horner was gotten on the bar and
after the delay she proceeded on her
voyage down the river.
Tho Jewel Arrives.
In her initial trip as a towboat. the
Jew phA dN INC lOIdl a lev
minutes yesterday afternoon while on
her way 10 Pittsburgh for steel barges
The Jewell was formerly a packet PLY
ing between here and Marietta for a
number OF years and later from Mari
eta 10 Matamoras. She has been tied
up at Cairo for the past year and has
been given a complete overhauling
She was recently sold 10 Capt. Tanner
OF Ashland. Ky, who will use her as a
towboat.
The Queen City. due here yesterday
at 10 O'Clock. pulled in several hours
late. having been detained by heavy
trade No boats are scheduled for TO
day.
Capt Eb. Kline. the well knowr
local riverman. returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh where he. successfully
passed the examination renewing his
license as river pilot.
The Local Stage.
With n stage OF six feet and nine
inches registered at the local whar
and n three-foot stage Al Pittsburgh
and falling. riyermen are becoming
alarmed over the situation and indi
cations are that naviga ion will have
TO be suspended in a few days be
cause OF the low stage.
/ Yesterdays boats.
/ Indian. Darlington. noon.
/ Fridays Boats.
/ (None scheduled
Saturdays Boats.
Queen city. Cincinnati a m.
Indian. Clarington. noon.
Sundays Boats.
Greenwood. Pittsburgh. a. m.
kanswha. Pittsburgh. Q a. m.
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w. Morrell yesterday on charge
preferred by fellow countryman.
The complainant alleged that he Dor
rowed So from Fengas and instructed
the man 10 write check and present
It 10 the bank where he had an &C.
count. Fengas wrote the check and
added SO 10 ths s.. making the
check payable 20 himself for slJ His
friend who borrowed the money
signed the check and received the s5.
and did not discover anything was
wrong until he made a settlement a.
the bank where ne has an account
He found that his deposits we're $40
short. Next he. hunted up Squire Nor
rell and swore out warrant for Fen,
gas. The latter appeared yesterday
and was fined SO and costs after he
had agreed TO refund $40 to his friend
whom he had attempted 10 buncOe.
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Civil servlea E.aminatIon.

Tie civil service commission ~ the
cry viI hold an examination iu.the
Office - fhe commission Thursday
evening. March if Applicants will b.
examined 'or appointment .u the var.
.pl= departments ~ fh- Cty. as Poi.
.1V- Firsmen. policemen public ser.
vice clerk public safety clerk and
collector W. water reu-- and driver f0T
ire department
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Dance and WaffI. Sumner

The employees OF the National Wis.
cult Co. and their friends will enjoy
G chicken and waffle supper and dance
at the Ooaks, near Wheeling park.
this evening. Bowling will also be
INDUCED in. and a general good time
will be had. Plates will be served by
Caterer Kraft for 80 people.
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Held Sale Yesterday.

ID. A. Waddle. Of Short Creek. near
West Liberty. held n public sale or
his stock and farm implements at his
farm yesterday. A good price was
realized for all goods sold Col. T.
II. Mccullough had charge OF the sale
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Leave for Canada.

Mrs. W. L. Smith and children ler.
Yesterday for Alberta. Canada. where
they Will make their future home.
They have been visiting Mrs. Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frazier
OF Brookside. for the past few DAYS
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Howard Morgan. a brother OF CT
Morgan OF the Athletics. has signed
contract TO 20 on the Sun vaude-
Vile circuit. and will APPEAR at the
Victoria theater IN Wheeling the nrst
three ntghts next week. He viii ap-
pear In character work and will rem
der different kinds OF recitations.
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In HONOR Of Birthday

Mrs. Elmer Schramm, OF Gravel
Hill entertained friends az her home
Wednesday evening. The affair was
in the nature % a surprise. and was
given IN honor OF Mir Schramm' 5
birthday. Quite a number attended
the function. and an enjoyable even
inc resulted
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The many friends 81 George Petit
cord the we'll known conductor on
the tify ana Film Grove railroad. viii
D. surprised f0 know that be- has
fsken unto himself a wife The luck,
E'ri is Miss Settle Roberts n veil
known soung badly % Wes' Wheeling
The, have taken up Housekeeping a.
Mn.lsdaIn
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Prayer Meetings.

Prayer meetings will be held in
nearly every district OF the city this
morning aud this afternoon. One OF
the meetings will be held this morn.
Ing at 10 O'Clock at the home OF Mrs
Frank Woodcock on Whitley street.
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Elected New Officers

The Delphian Literary Society os
the Bellaire High school has elected
new officers. rs follows. President.
Donald Rover: vice president. Alex.
Dubois. secretary. Leah Lancaster.
pianist. Alvin Adams. marshal. Har-
old CoWl.
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Repair Work.

The work OF repairing the shafting
which was discovered 20 be weak at
the Aetna-Standard will be com leted
In a day or two and IL 10 expected
that the thfee mills which were closed
down last week will resume Monday
as usual.
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Slight Fire.

The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon TO the home OF
Edward Payne. Sparks from the
chimney set fire to the roof. but the
olaze was extinguished before the fire
department arrived. The loss wos In.
significant.
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Word has been received from Rev.
J. = Hhl Of Lsfrobe. ~ho vill take
charge % the United Presbyterian
church here. TO the effect that u ~ill
b impossible for him 10 get here
sunday. He viii take charge OF the
church Affairs an soon as he arrives
the frst OF the week.
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Eastern teams. He also played with
San Francisco while stationed on the
Pacific Coast
Initiated Candidates.

At an interesting and well attended
meeting OF the Morgan-Chapman
camp. Royal Neighbors OF America.
held last evening in the X. OF p. hall
In Elm Grove. two received the mi
tiary degree. In addition. several
matters OF importance were transac-
ted.
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col. E Fir srUfe arrr. -s-srfrr
fU" Wa.rs as rIfrrrr f. ..r
.nr.a rrafrn 3d. sItsu. aas ono
'a hrr pitchers Ir fns levied
rfrs rIrfrr ..rEa ra.rE
f.r~ tu. r~ara aHI eI.e s.a
"rfi at IIa.rI.a iatt .sar
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Prof. Mclntee ~.

Prof. McIntee. principal OF the
Woodsdale school. suddenly took III
with pneumonia while at his duties
yesterday. and was removed 10 one
OF the city hospitals at a late hour
last night. He was doing as well az
could be expected.
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New Church.

The contract for the erection OF the
new Presbyterian church at Blaine
mas been given TO Fawcett & Burtoft.
the local contractors. The edifice
VIII cost in the neighborhood OF S.
600 and work will be started in a few
days.
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TIsh vel known farmer ~
Wheeling creek uu hold p.t...
sale ~ hIs farm Implements on Mar .h
10 % fts farm on Hrl'f Run near PIN
Grove W Burt GRE cell tro- ri
arrfiores- 20 vim Grove. all have
0narre % fhe sale
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For New Trial.

Judge Charles J. Lynch. OF the
Common Pleas bench. has set Tues
day. March 70. "a the date for hear
ing arguments on the motion for A
new trial in the case of Albert Ship
ley against the Fort Pitt Coal Com
pany for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries
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out-the-Pike Personals and Briefs.

FCFoOUdiS ana 0TicTS.
DR. and Mrs. John T. Thornton. OF
Woodsdale. are the proud parents OF
a son. which arrived last evening.
Mrs. s. A. Gowdy. OF Claysville. Pa.
are spending few days as the guests
of Mr and Mrs. F. ID. Walton. OF For
est View.
Dallas Shook. % Gregsville. is suf-
fering from n badly sprained ankle.
The little child OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Oberdick. OF Ieatherwood. ia III a.
their home
John Horace. Jr.. OF Pleasant val
ley. has been chosen captain OF the
Crisis and Mink Jrs. baseball team or
Wheeling
Paul Mink OF near Wheeling Park
has accepted a position with Hess. the
florist.
Dick Trushel OF ClaysvllIe. Pa, was
a business caller IN Elm Grove yester-
day.
Mrs Chas. Conrad IL confined 70 her
home az Elm Grove with a slight i'll
ness
Miss Barbara Gibson OF Wheeling
Is visiting her mother in Elm Grove
for a few days.
John Snyder Of Patterson is slight
y ill al his home on Cruger street
Joseph Fish OF Britts Run was a
business caller IN Elm Grove yestsr.
day
Dr Gail ". Uifert OF Edsuood has
moved 20 Fairmont. where he has &c.
copied position - surgeon With the
baltimore 4 ohio Railroad company
John Crow. the soap man. vas ca
ing on local trade out the pike yes-
terday
Ie'er Munze % Wheeling r. visiting
Trends in GreEEsviiis for a few days
William MrNahb. Jr. Q. r1ovfrs L.
'amNy from South Wheeling 20 TIE
Foster property - GlenWood
Bert Williams is abe 20 resume rs
ilt - affer hriug confined - De
home .r Patterson wfh q suEhf ..-
hess
PARK krys-r ieff tesfeffav s.r
Limestoue. atf=r vlsifing friends "a
rim Grove for fsu dayE
4 a~ver 30 being iaid IN H~sse .
.s-e .r uo Hrerh Glen Iard curl-
EarF
Nrr james Irrrr-s 10 rrrf-.-f I'd
beg bore af fr.ferr0r uf- an afrark
% al E-gGe
fore rf on vel nrr urs b. a
been uursfnE 30 WresNrr rrsas
no iasf rnrfh 90 resrsrtar f-
N' sre frfI lave arnrrrr 10 .r
furt
H-rr boob rf IN .rsr. srf 10
tH-sa 'o .a-rs -rafrro ~ WEE "a
.rnfarfn.
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Special Meeting.

The local lodge OF the Maccabees
Will hold a special meeting this even.
Ing, at which all members are request.
ed to be present. Five candidates will
be given degrees.
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ksrreoy Funeral.

The funeral services 90 the late :
r. Kennedy were held from the family
home yesterday morning Rev. Hor-
man. OF the kirkwood NJ r church.
oricisted. and the body Was taken TO
Sewickly for interment.
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High School RhetorIcsls.

A nne program has been arranged
by the pupils OF the High school. 20
be rendered in the auditorium this az
ternoon. An interesting debate on
Socialism will be the feature.
Did Not Attend.
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Tickets Sold.

Tho reserved seats for the extra
number Of the High school lecture
course. the W. and J. Giee club. which
will appear at the High school audi
forum this evening, were placed on
sale yesterday morning.
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About dozen boys who are stu
dents Mt the High school. failed to get
inside the building at the proper time
yesterday afternoon and were sent
home.
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sea- estate o.a

U'-e H-os 90 Flm Grove c.os-f f.
f.r rr'rrfar sH~~~hs fra farm
Hr ned t- IrrI Warre-. sfuaref too
.es f-.~ fIr grove nr Nc Wtes-
rr raa eHH rr rarrrsf 10rrr af
Fr.r poi fnru .r-fe ta .
s.rrs ~ 1rrur uI faEr rrssr-s ..r
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Debate Tonluht.

A large crowd Is expected 70 10
present at the Fairview school tonight.
when the debate and general enter
tainment will be held. Much interest
has been taken by the pupils. and
q good time Is assured all who attend
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VIII Give Euchre.

Members OF Richland district Soci9 ,
list party will give a prize euchre ana
dance on next Tuesday evening a,
their hall at Greggsville.
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Trustee Elected.

AZ the First NJ. z. church last even
Ing. Thomas Pugh was elected trustee
for the period of five years. Addison
Barr was chosen to fill out the unex-
pired term OF Harry Greer. who re-
Gently moved out OF the CITY.
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Improving.

Samuel Richards. OF near West Lib
erty. the well-known farmer. who got
& bone stuck in his throat while eat.
Ing at a Wheeling restaurant. is i'm
proving nevy nicely at his home.
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Special Train.

IL is expected that six or seven hun.
dred will arrive here at noon today
on the special train the Il & o. will
run for the benefit OF those wishing to
attend the Sunday services.
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Was arrested yesterday on the com
plant OF q coantrynan Who Charges
him With assault. The man will be
given bearing before Mayor Pre-
sock this evening az o'c,ock-
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New Residence COMPLETED.

The fine new residence for Aug.
Senkbeil on Laurel avenue. Park View.
has been completed. and is the finest
residence in Park View.
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Va open Tneai,r.

The Opera House theatre which has
been dsr. fn- the past vees may b.
re".e ua1 f.a fret 80 fhe week 10 the
arrarEar~r.s Or 'Ie signing 90 fhe
.r--H cen ba made lf A.seruuu sofre
90 H.rtr- Fsrrf uho Is d.rkerlGl
n.'l those Dob charge Df fis bell
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THE PIKE
OIL Well a Buster.

The oil well on the Faubie farm on
Elg Wheeling was drilled into the
Gordon sand yesterday. and proved 70
be q duster T. was drilled by ~ C..
Bremen. OF Scio. ONO. 10 depth OF
. 400 feet. and IS owned by the Eau
BILE company.
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lY0UNG&I
M0THERSR

80 yo1nE woman. n the goy ~
coming nofhsrhood. should a~Flsrt
to Ircrars her system for ths rhyri
rai ord-ai So e. % undergo. Ihs
hsa fh 70 trth he-.e.f al fts con a
ch.i depends ia-Esiy spo- ire ca.s
So t-sfors upcn terssf durirE ne
ua.tnr ncrfhs. Nrhera Frr-f
FrrGa-rs Ere errr~farf r-fh-rs 80
Zen o fte con & ererf. arf 90 uss
raars ter crufr-fatis t.r.rr a. -
Term Do vr-ta uffh ard o. raflrr.
I'D ~ Erai.s.r sngarfirE e. rr
rles. s-lsr - ard tsrf1rs. irrn'rrf.
sd ssrr q 80 breasts O. rori rr-.
fflrr. t-irEr re urma- 81 ths c-Ir e
r Fr rrfl rfrr-ai crrfifIr- To-
rafr fHr. Is more arf a. - rr-f--f AZ
f'r Efrre 30 ur'frr as fhla
prepared herself fo- nafarea slf-rr.-
f.r.f..r. So better advice rlllf DO
E.trl rcrrE 49,, tsrf mofhfr ihan
ttaf aaa U.s. NrIfsra F-irnd. o. is e.
-strus 'tai has Frorea o. vale
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H0IHERS
GFRIEND

49, ~rfts-s vt.-h cortsI-s ma
ts'uaf'e Information. ard marr go
Frffirrs - helpful na'.re.
sstnFIELD EECUurOR 90 ad..,. e.
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The Roosevelt Republican club %
the country district 81 Ohio county
held a meeting 90 Hands hall. Elm
Grove. last night and elected officers.
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Viii Net Ars.e

the plaintiff
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28

Every large city is infested by
what is known as gangs, and
the city of New York is now
actively engaged in an effort to
break up the practice of men and
boys who band themselves to-
gether for the purpose Of com
hitting crimes. DR.. Parkhurst,
the eminent antivice crusader, is
of the opinion that the gangs are
not the product of social condi-
tons resulting from any civic or
moral fight upon vice, but that
hey are developed out of the
street life which the youths are
permitted to lead by their fathers
and mothers. A boy in some
sections of the city is likely to
join a gang when he is still in
short trousers unless he is
watched by his parents. From
one gang he graduates to another
until he grows up to frequent
gambling-houses and places Of
vice. It is the duty Of fathers
and mothers to keep their boys
away from evil companions.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28
FOR SALE

We offer for sale on reasonable
terms rs acers of fine farm land
near Opelousas, La, adjoining
the residencesof the late Henry
i. Garland.
400 arpents on Bayou Boeuf.
LA.
500 acres hardwood cumberland
near Leonville, La.
Magnificent site for warehouse
or factory near Ice House, Ope-
lousas, La.
Various desirable building lots
in Garland addition to Opelousas.
Terms and condition reasonable
Apply to,
r. Lee Garland, opelou-
sasysor
II. L. Garland, New Or
leans.
FOR SALE One Baby Six
Mitchell, 48 H. P. For sale.
Cheap.-In good condition. APP
ply to
JNo. P. B0AGNI,
Box So, Opelousas, La.
dec IA If
STORE BUILDING FOR
RENT on Landry ST., adjoining
.Dietlein's JeWelry Store. Pos
session given after January LIST,
1918. Apply to
j. J. HEALEY.
dec "A If 0pelousas. La.
Cottage for rent. Apply to
j. j. HEALEY,
dec IA If Opelousas, La.
You wish to enjoy the Ma
tional Feast Day Thanksgiy-
ing and, you can do so even
if you have digestive troub-
les for our deg1st is tablets
preparation for digestive
disorders is certain to place
your stomach in splendid or
der if it is taken per instruc-
tons.
Al we ask if you're a
doubter, is to allow us to
name of the pessons here
abouts who have taken it.
.Shute's Drug Store.
1.-THE RexaII Store"
OpeIousas Louisiana.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28
safurday. Jan. q, 1913
Notice.

/ hereby give notice that | have hsea
with the Manor and Board Of alder
men OF the City of 0~peiousasi la z
petition for q license or permit "
operate a saloon for colored people tgt
the ear 1918 to be located in the Norm
western portion Of tho City of Opsioa.
sas, East of Railroad Avenue ana g
the south side OF Church Street on tne.
property 0 owned by me and former
" operated as q saloon.
nov 40 At STEPHEN C0RTI.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28
PARTITION SALE.
ESTATE OF JEAN PITRE. deceased

ESTATE OF JEAN PTTRE. deceased.
No. 5628, Probate Docket. District Court
Parish OF st. Landry La.
BY virtue Of a Judgement of the Hon
Horable, the Sixteenth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish OF St. Landry
granted by Hon. b.. Henry PRVy, Judge
of said Court, on this petition OF Martha
Pitre, ct. ais, and having Gate Nov. Is
1912, ana of q commission to me directed bY
"a. j. 4. Littsll, on said date, 1 will self at
public auction. to the last n htgaest
bidder, at the font door OF the courthouse
In Opelonsas. La.s on
Saturday, Jan. Il 1919
at ii O'Clock d. M. the following described
property belonging to the ADORE estate,
to-wit:
a eertain tract OF land, with buildings
and improvements thereon, containing
175 acres, or less, and being de.
scribed as lot No.2ofa plot BIZ survey nlsd
in said estate. The said property to be sold
1 three tracts of approximately equaIeszes
Terms One half cash; the balance ID be
by notes with mortgageon the respective
tracts and bearing s percent annual infsf.
est frUan date and containing the usual
torney's fees If sued upon or placed Ia ths
hands Of an attorney or collector for coe
lection.
GEO. Il. EDWARDS
o 50-et Auctt0neeF
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28

WANTED-100 men to
make stave and heading
bolts at So. 80 per cord. Bolts
taken up and paid for ii
cash every week. No com
missary. 10, 900 acres vir
gin timber. Apply or adj
dress The Kern Co., Ltd,
Port Barre, La. sept 21
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-12-28
Nofiee.

hereby give notice that I ana golas
to apply to the Mayor and Town k0onn
Gil OF the town .of Melville, ST. Lanalgs
Parish, La, for q license TO opeaAss
saloon for coIored people in b pIa
Uses formerly owned by DR.. Il. $500
eph, now my property located ~ stysst
street. between church tand 49, 5ILss
in the town OF Melville, Lac IoE
year i9l8, CARLO NAP0L1s
nov ~