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VII HsNGTu>, pt't,. sug 4 --
Nntsin-ts" kes the rh~-nnfoa
lepit~s pitcher william snfser.
vCs,nn rasn wha i"~t both of hts
ie-~ ans, ,.ses artificial Iiobs. y~s-
t.-dn- pitched fer the thrtstinne
athletic Ci~b. Hvf shawtest TIVE
C~rtrat Ctpb. = ~ We Aeid his
.-,ner~-.ts ~ three hits, a-a stuck
cut &C." hatsnHn ue ~ abie to
make Fntr speed ON the bases.
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At the Theatres
Sl'PORTs

SUPPORTS 49,. 80. a.. -. -. ...Ya
Empire-The Three Tyres n&
other vaudeville acts and picturNoL
Coionial-~Jacobs' Dogs. otGG
vaudeville acts and pictures. mi
Lubin--Great American Trio, ctr
acts and pictures,
Mattnees at o'clock. performanc
at night.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Standing of The Clubs

Whore They PLAY Today.
Richmond at Norfolk
Portsmouth az Newp0rt News.
Roanoke n Petersburg
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y Philadelphia.

Summary: Two base hts Margart
Lapp. Three-base hit--Strank SacrI-
.tee hits-Barry. McInnis stephens.
Double p'ay--I4app to Collins. stolen
bases-~Rarry. Maggart Hit by pitch
ed ball~-By c. Brown fMcInnis). Base
un balls---0H Adams. l off Plank. ::
off T. Brown. i eff G. Brown. .
struck out-By Plank, s: by T..
Brow a. I. fits-on Adams in ia
innings; off II. Brown, in 4 innings.
off Hamilton. none in Ga innings
Left on base%-St. Louis. s phiia
dolphia, II. Time. 2:1o. Empires -
Aiessrs. Hart and Connolly.
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Summary Two-bnse hit~-stanhge-
Three base hits-Cobb f2). Saerifce
hits-Ford. Daniels. Stolen bases
Bush, Moriarity, sweeney, Eases on
haI,s-or Ford s, off Lake. /. First
On errors--New York. 2. Left on bases
New York. /; Detroit. :. Struck out
BY Ford, z: by Lake. l. Time. lao.
EMPIRES. OLoughlin and Westervelt''
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summary: Hits--JT Hughes ~ 3
innings Sacriilce nit~~A il'7ll'i'l'
sto}an haaes-Rath. MattIck Two
hss. hit--Hughes. Three base hit
,;andil Double play--I.ord 10 WeaN-
or ia Kuhn 70 Rath to Kuhn. Bases
on .halls-or Hughes :. struck out
--Dv Walsh, 9: by Hughes. ). ~
Johnson. . villa ritch-~-llughes.
-mptres~~O Bricn and nineen. Time
2:15
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s7.so-To AsHewLLe. N. c.-Hso

Tuesday, August 6th. Round trip.
good tive weeks. Propnrtionate round
trip fares To Lake Toxaway Waynes-
wills. etc. Southern Railway.
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AMERICAN LEADERSHIP
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Washington Has Tusse With Chicago, Boston Takes Fall
. With Cleveland and Philadelphia Has Walk-over in
St. Louis--New York Drop Game to Detroit
League Games

Washington, 8: Chicago, 2.
Detroit, 4 New York, l.
Philadelphia. s: st. Louis, 3.
Boston, 8; Cleveland. 6.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Pittsburg in New York.
Cincinnati in Boston.
Chicago in Philadelphia
ST. ioufs in Brooklyn.
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Score by innings Il.
Cleveland ...02 @ 0 3 / 0 0--6
Boston t..&..0 0 5 o OF is
Summary: Hits--Ofr Collins. In 2
innings; Gregg. in Ia innings;
Steen. in = rs. O'Brien. In z;
Jackson Speaker, Ryan, Birmingham
Stolen base--Jackson. Bases on balls
Gardner, Sacrifice hits--Peckin-
paugh. Hooper Lewis. Ryan. Speaker
of Gregg. 8. OFF Steen. / OFF
O'Brien. 3. Hit by pitcher--By
O'Srien fGriggs1. First on errors
Cleveland /: Boston. /. Left on bases
Cleveland, 8; Boston. 6. Struck
out-By Gregg. 2; by Steen. l. by
O'Brien. 3. Double plays--Gardner
TO Stahl; O'NeiI TO Turner; Ryan 10
Laioie; Wagner to Yerkes to Stahl
Wild pitch--O' Brien. Time, 2:i0.
tmpires--Evans and Egan
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Standing OF Clubs.
Gamesf Today.

Gamest Today.
Washington In Chicago.
New York in Detroit.
Philadelphia in st Louis.
Boston In Cleveland.
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Mountain fxcuS!on Tuesday. Au-
gust 9Th, Vim
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

AsafViila Sfshb, Lake fuxnwaE
8 sft- Hsvu svtiie ss5n Gopd Two
- -si~
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1.-Two Uut when winning run was
made
Score by innings r.
Claim once % 40 % 90 o o o 0---o
Sunremes ....... 90 d 0 20 9 0 Ii
Summary: Home run-Rolahd
ChHlkleV Struck out--Bv Fuhank -.
hv orrane. 20 Time Of game, ! 40.
rmnire. NJ j. HARRY Gaskins. At
tendance, sos
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81. Louis.
PlaNers

I0tAIs ---,.-.3d Z = II
'Batted for Hamilton in seventh.
- Batted for shotton in eighth.
go Batted for &. Brown In ninth.
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Totals ...35 ! is "a 10 /


NRatred Tor fofu IN ftdtNif.
ssRan for Wolperton in ninth
Score by innings; II,
New orkY .-.....'.-. " u
y,,rot. o @ 90 O 2 @ -
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I IeVtAlallI.
Boston.

Totals 30 u Y I5
'Batted for Steen in eighth
sFRan for Easterly in eighth.
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WEST VIRGINIANS
WIN In TENNIS

Special Dispatch TO the intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. 27.-The
eighth annual lawn ennis tournament
OF the Potomac club for the champion
ship Of the Allegheny mountains
drew a large assembly today.
Miss Cunningham. Charleston. w.
Va, defearec Miss Helen Henderson.
GA. S-11. S.
William Oswald DETECTED Stanley
McCauiey. 60. 60.
\. Hunte- Boyd. Jr.. Baltimore. de-
feated Arthur Burke. Wheeling, w.
Va. 6-3 O..
Emmett Reynolds won from
Chisholm Garland. Pittsburgh and 4.
J. C~olborn. Fairmont. W. Va. won
from Charles =. Garland. Pittsburgh.
by default.
J. &. M~cManaway. Fairmont, de-
fe"t"d HanlY Oswald. Ca, CO.
Or. ]. Homer Wilson won from c.
:. pariand by default.
Walter -. Mckyley. Western Port.
Md. defeated Creole W. Wilson, Ga.
g..
J. Thurston Boyd defeated Ray
Chapman. Wheeling. W. Va. 6-i. 6-l.
and was then bested by Colborn. CO
Ga.
Miss Mary McHenry defeated Miss
Bryan Johrstown. Pa. Ga. G-I.
Miss Thacheray. Johnstown. Pa.
defeated Miss Cunningham c., 6-3.
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AMENDMENT T
coHsTIruTIoNAI AMnnDnHHT.
A Proclamation BY tn. Governor.

1. William l.. Glasscock. Governor OF
the state or West Virginia. pursuant
TO the Constitution and laws of said
state. do issue this proclamation. an
nouncing To the voters OF the State OF
west Virginia. that. ON the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in Novem-
Hundred and Twelve. at the general
election held on that day. there will
De submitted for ratification or retec-
ton AN amendment to the constitution
OF the state. as follows. to-wit:
Proposed Amendment.
That section ~forty-siN Of article six
OF the Constitution OF West Virginia
as II now * be stricken out and the
inserted in lieu thereof:
see 80 TN and after the first day
OF July, one thousand nine hundred
and keeping for sale OF malt. vinous
or spiriiuouS liquors. wine. ale. porter.
peers. or any intoxicating drink. mix
tute or PREPARATION of like nature, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided. are here
by prohibited IN this State. Provided,
however,. that the manufacture and
uoFs for medicinal. pharmaceutical.
mechanical. sacramental. and scientific
purposes. and the manufacture and
sale OF dcnatured alcohol for Industrial
purposes may be permitted under such
regulations as the Legislature may
prescribe. The Legislature shall. with
OUT delay. eLnct such laws. with regu-
iatlons. conditions. securities and BEN
alties az may be necessary to carry
into .eect the provisions OF this sec
tior.
The proposed amendment is ~dcsignat-
ed as Prohibition Amendment. and
on the official ballots to be voted al
said election will be printed the fol-
lowing:
Ballot on constitutional Prohibition
Amendment.
intending section f~Orty-siX OF Article
J or ratification OF Prohibition Amend
Against ratification Of Prohibition
Amendment.
Those faVoring the ratification OF
teld mendment will vote. "Tor Ratin-
cation Of Prohibition Amendment"
ana those opposing will vote, Against
nIent."
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the state. at the Capi-
tsl. this 2gth day OF June. in
'ScaI) the Year Of our Lord one
Thousand Nine Hundred and
Twelve. ana in the nftieth
year OF the State.
WM. r. GLASSCOCK,
by the Governor.
STUART r REIED
Secretary OF state.
q. .. M.-l3w. Last insertion oct. %.
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RED sox AND WHITE
O PLAY TIT

Sox PLAY A TIE
BOSTON. Aug 25.-Boston and
Chicago played y innings 20 an g 10 s.
tie today. darkness ending the game.
The game was fun 81 exciting moments.
Chirago's early lead was lost When Bos-
ton scored five runs on Cicotte IN the
fourth. largely on Speakers home run
and two passes. Chicago scored % like
number - tailies ON Hcdieut and Hall
IN the sixth. errors contributing The
tw" runs which Boston lacked - "a tie
came in tn" seventh. Cicpttc being re-
placed BY walsh after the FIRST was
scored on C%orriEnn's Itt Halls hit on
Walsh then drove in tho tving run both
teams made sim bids o. score tic de-.
cidfng run. but darkness Yell with out
decision being reached. strenuous kick
Ing over a decision hy Umpire Westcr-
welt resulted ~ the Punishment ~ Rafh
and Weaver 81 Chicago. and led To- the
FIRST major league appearance 81 KIi
fle''"n. in 70 long time. when he wen,
20 second Schaik's all around playing
ws~ note worthy Score Il. IL T.
BOSTON. 10 90 : Q % 70 @ % % 20 n-s .. ,
Chicago. i q I iO5 % % % % % 0-s - 3
H'ii"nt Van and Corrigau. Clsotts
Walsh and Schaik
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


1aAN
IN order 10 settle the estate OF the late
John Vote. deceased. / will offer for
sale an Iuolic Auction. on the premises.
On TIE north fork Of short Creek one
ana "he-hnlf miles northeast Of Clinton.
90 county. West virginia. on WcJnes
liy. il- -.t1 DAY. of August. 1912. com
m'HtinE a. 20 o'clock. a. ia. the follow
ms described real estate. 20 wit. That
is 20 say. all that certain piece or mar
,tl 3i ground situate and lying on the
''I.i "afffa ~ Short Creek. being
bounded and described a. follows
.~inWen'ing AZ "a stone near "a county
90. corner 70 Juo Waite and running
tnehce with his line north s2B east
alsf poles 10 a stone thence south
oaA east las 20 poles % stone. cDrner
10 \ : Maxwell. and thence Win his
lir" north \ 81 east Glfs poles 10 "A
stake. thence north 90. west II76 poles
70 TIE center of county road thence
al'nS SOD ronI north f3A west s.52
stake IN the west side ~ SAID road
Thence cutting OF a bend 90 said road.
norm ios west l@'2 poles % a point
SAID road north 60 west Dos poIes morn
30 west pos poles north 80 west
80 poles north fhaa west 1I1g poles
Sou,h NJ wesi D. 80 poles south 5s.
poles south sf west gst POLES south a.
w'Hi p poles then leaving the ROAD
fnNfh 70 east $3.50 pOles 10 the place ~
~ tnr year Iss-
'ontnininE 90 Acres. Hois O.. T. t. be
We same more or lees. and being a part
- The property cnntssed fo Trootcrc
W"lf hf D. Han-nn Cool. trustee Nv
decd datel tle lHfl day or june. 1875.
and reoo.l"d in th" office ~ the clerk
~ NC county Court Of Ohio COUNTY.
West virginia ln Deed Hook 90. pase
TEitMs pf SALE Made known On
day OF sale
EIf.SWOWT WOLFE
A~fwIr.atraf1r.
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SUMMER RESORTS
IT'S NEVER roo HOT a, Me.....H..

IT'S NEVER TOO HOT az Mountain
lake Park. On the crest of the Aile1e-
hies. in u white oak forest Boating ana
Bathing In the Lake. Coaching. Motor
ing July 4th to 18th. C~hautauq1a JuIy
,Stn to August esth. Summer school.
July 18th TO August 3eth. Missionary
l~nstitute, July 18th to 29th. Bible Con-
ffrence. July goth TO August sch. Good
hotels. home-l:ks boarding houses. with
every modern convenience.
summer homes on reasonable terms
Electric light. natural gas. mountain
spring water. sewers
Address the Superintendent,
lake ARK. MD.
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WAsHfNGTON aus 90 -Gcnrrsi
Ian Tien Wei representing tho
hinnse revolutionary movement. No.
rived bore today fo urFe rerngnifinn
.of fhe Chinese republic by fhe United
State He uaa met ~ me rafaav
station and esrnrfcd fo bic hotel bv
D. Ff1T ~ tho Chinese legation
From here Do rnes to Beverly. Mass
fo call on president TAR
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south Carolina Primary

COLUMBIA. s g.. aug @ -Incom.
pie'e reiurns from today's Democratic
primary in South Carolina show that
IRA u Jones former chief Justice Of
b state supreme court. b. leading
Cole Hlcase lncumhonf. in fho race
Tor b -Euhcmaf0riai nomination
T. nIfef States Senator BENJAMIN u
Til'man Del leadinc both his
= o. Tabor ard y % bal
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BAUMoARTuER BREAKS ILL
LUCK. CO.'S nAMr

WASIIlNGTpN Aur .21-St Louis
lrove 'ashion from the box In the fffth
ming - to-day's game ana also hlf
~fh"Fs hard and easily defeated wash
IrFton Co. 3 I~tumrarfnfr was a. afssf
ln@~l' anl only lct 10 ln the nlnth. with
fIf game eHfa. fHa Iur1Ia making uve ~
th"ir eisHt hits in that lnuiu. TIC
%" % O.
500 louis ...... 90 90 . H H Oh d.
Ma~r.Iurfru .N0uHuuuur 4
Hafferiff. IauWrarfner .nf kr.h.r.
Fashion. E'hsEr HrI flenrt
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TRr STATE LEAGUE

40 flrrrisfHrr Trenton
tf rfan a
hf NsHIIrr AfIHnfIr CTS
~ Cnrsisr, 90. Aiicntopn. "a.
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AMERICAN
Yesterdays Results

90 New York. :. Cleveland. 4
90 New York. 6 cleveland. 4.
Philadelphia. =. Detroit. >.
st. Louis. 2; Washington. }.
'Boston. :. Chicago. :.
SCALED 18th account OF darkness.
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roR SALT on TRAnE-A GOOD seven
rnHm house nrf fun lots. uIfh welia.
nnrr. anaff.s lawn arf nlffr improve
mrrfa VIII -rIl rreap or trade Tor q
email farm Address tnaffas ~ WIlrr.
Cameron. "a NH ra-auatf
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GENERAL NOTICE.


~ eUawinanor for teachera VII 30
frIi ln fle city high school hufidinr
AnFusf All. u EramIrauors begin a.
q 10 RI m
u WORK
uH ANDREW WILSON
UW JOHN q. urrErV
ls 80 |. = Ernmfners
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Out the Pike Home

s-roomed dwelling. modern. electric
light. gas. etc.
Lot sOx357. lawn. garden. fruit and
splendid chicken yard and house.
Twenty minutes from Wheeling,
street cars stop in front OF house. IL
looking for a home with large grounds.
all well improved. good neighborhood.
etc; on quick deal $1,000. can ar
range for easy terms. It's a real
home property.
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NOTICE-Contractors
NOTICE TO -ooNrIAcrons.

BIDS VIII be received by the Board of
commissioners of the County of Ohio
until THURSDAY, August 2sth. at 1890
a m. Tor putting ON macadam on the
Following roads. the mounts listed be-
low are approximate and may be
M by the Board
TRIADELPHIA
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Today's Games

IOuay UaneB
az Boston.
-. Louis At Washington.
Detroit n philadelphia
Cleveland at New YoI
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FOR SALE

Frame house containing sir rooms.
bath ana laundry. stone foundation. slate
roof. cement walks. finished attic. Lot
f01l20. Situated on south Broadway,
above ordinary high water.
Also a frame house consisting Of eight
rooms. laundry. arranged for two FAINT
lies Lot 30Nt20. on NOrth Wabash st
Bargain 20 quick buyer.
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oRFtNoToHs-Huff hl1rk white so,e
HNNHNfnf breeders aalr urIrr rfmns
B0th Dhones. "a "a Marsh. E-sg-t-ag-as
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$50 ACRE FARn FoR SALE.


one OF the best and best improved
farms IN elmont Co. Ohio. Located
on the Flushing and CadiE road. A-ml
north OF Flushing In Flushing To. ana
S-mi from u. g %. X. II. sta 1S-room
! rtck, ESQ iO-room frame residence.
bon cquipped with moders c~onVcnien-
ce-. AMI three fve-room tenant houses.
No lafGe barns. one modern dairy
born. other horse and dairy combined.
Carriage houses and out buildings. al!
under slate roof. Good soil farm we'll
watered. and plenty OF fruit. The No.
4-foot vein Of coal goes with the
farm. We will also sell the No. \
pittsburgh vein ~ purchaser 20 de-
sires Address r r. HOLLOWAY.
Flushing. Ohio. a-II-g6t y
fAhh foF SALE acres one mile
from Quaker city. Ohio. Fertile soil.
good residence. two barns and other
buildings. All kinds u fruit Good
poplar. oak and walnut timber. OIL and
Ens possibilities good forty acres tes-
ted coal. nothing reserved-ail goes FOR
f'.VVu. y gcnGine hargain-reason FOR
selling. closing ~ estate. Address N =
hartley. Quaker city. ohio. aug ii-p.
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SEALED PROPOSALS


Sealed bids Will be received az the Of
nee % the Board % Commissioners Of
the county - Ohio. wheeling. West Va,
until 10 o'clock a. 81. Wednesday. Aug
ust 2Sth. 1919 FOR tho paving with brick
81 parts Of each Of "a following roads.
NATIONAL ROAD
BETHANY PIKE
STEENROD and Nt ucCHANTAL
FRAZtERS RUS
FA1RMONT PIKE
WHEELING and BIN GROVE
Specifications together with approxf-
mate amounts uu each road are on nIa IN
the onicc ~ the clerk - the u0arf ~
Commiaa orcrE TIE HoarI reserves a..
riEIt Co reject any or of bids
gro "a. OLDHAM. Clerk
The BOARD 81 commissioner 81 -
county ~ ONO aus 1870.
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ROOMS WITH A

rHE SEvERN -Furnished rooms. with
board 915 Main s. 1851 Bell.
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ZOE SALE.
s6Corp-aAHD wrHDows, Doors
ALso
pEBRIcK WITH 7s-Poor
1OoMAMp o-Fo0T MAST. INQUIRE
~ JAl11a u. MWLEY on IKE u
AT THE BUILDTHo
UTE 1927 MA1H uTHEHT.
o. sALE-Te1 roomed frame dwelling
mouse and lot Fronting on Main
street lo2 feet running back 10 l.ef
more or less HOrsvgh Of West Aleran-
Agent au-re.
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'S ss:., e ~ n. o;s:S ".1.. Co., s..r-

NOTICE - HEHkhN sItEN. Trat
10 = ate Huard - Control OF the Sfafs
OF West NFGinla I'll receive bfda daily
G fts oClog a. Charisstou, West viz.
ftnia- fof furnishing supIlies for the
seNerai ctate lnatItutions. tie financial
hoarf Contracts eul ~ suardef 10 tns
lowest bidders quality considered and
other thfnEa uslur euunf. West EIrafufa
dealers uti b given preference
Lists Of aurpIifa nfrf4eu aHu D FUR.
nishe1 bidders on feoeipt % requests
nfufHnu fNH Inc WNmIHNN
sTATE BOARD or CONTROL.
go Charts.foa Wssf NirslofN
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GRAEBE@On Monday. August IS. 1912.
At ? L. NJ. WM =. GRAEBE. In the
5sth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1911
Jacob st. Thursday afternoon at 1880
services at Trim Lutheran church.
nj . o'clock. Friends Of the family are
invited 10 attend. lnterment at Green
wood cemetery.
OPittsburg papers please copy.)
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BertSGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhIAl EMsAIMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Ds, or Night
Store Phones 635.
Vic L. Bertschy. Bell Phone i2s2.R
c. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone 122s-Y
Bruemmer 8 HIdebrand
Funeral Directors aud EnnbAlmsra.
Corner Market and 1-genty-seconc sta.
T~eleDhon 101 Opvn dsE and Blght.
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Henry W. GundIIn0. Aqt.

nsai ESTATE and Tnsur.n~.
1879 NAREET aTnrHr
Eats - -
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DIED

HENCHMAN-At Weston. W. Va. on
Monday. Aug. &c. 1912. FREDER-
lCkA HENCHMAN. in her seth year.
Funeral from the residence Of her nep-
hew. August YAH Ring. No. 81 Indiana
street. on Wednesday afternoon at :
O'Clock. riends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment
Greenwood cemetery.
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FOR SALE.

The tents. flies and cots now in Us,
by the foy's Brigade at the Miller farm
up Wheeling Greek will he sold at tn
camp. Thursday the 10Th. Sale com
mences at / =. m.
B. A.
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lSCELLANEOCS
VETERINARY PRAcrIcn
D AND .EMEN

or call WIN"
No. ,osz nsyL
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FoP Rrnr


no MAikcl SifceJ Whcclln.
The Springdale news., 1912-09-27

few days with her father, Mr Me Broom near Aurora.
 The people around here are stil at work on harmony
 We have had no Sunday schoo for the past two Sundays.
 A. I. Smith is having porch built to the front of his house.
 Lloyd Jones is carrying erippl- ed thumb, caused by playing ball.
 Most of the Riehland View peo- pie have been attending the meet ing at Goshen.
 Mrs. Earl Oxford of Goshen visit ed latter part of last week wth her parents, MT. and Mrs A ]. Smith.
 J. NJ. Smith is suffering with his eye. He has been afflicted with diseased eye for some time and it is now giving him quite a lot of trouble.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Boyd, FL bert Hash and family and Lawrence Tunstill left Sunday for California Lawrence is going to stay only : little while. We wish them all a most enjoyable trip
 hlcHldnd e" iS J0iiy Sood place,
 Where cares disappear and leave no trace,
 And smiles play free on every face. Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah' for Rich- land View
 We stopped in and visited "our school" for just a little while Mon day morning Miss Hattie has a fine little school Every pupil seem ed to know what they We're there for. as they were all working like bees. and they were very quiet about it, too. We understand from all re- ports that Prof Mason has an ex- cellent school also. al the White house. We hope to be able To yis- it his school soon
 Evelyn.