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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Counterfeit dollars are being cir
culated in Gunnison. Several Of
the saloons have been victimized in
the last week or two
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
0aeus1 ~ Asssuh

Ii. +. Tr4mpe, a rancher living
north Of town, came to Gannisou
Wednesday and swore to a warrant
for the arrest of Theo. DAVIS, a
neighbor, charging assault and bat
terry. The action is the outgrowtll
Of an encounter last Sunday between
the two men TO which there were
several witnesses. Ii is said a
shovel was brought into play
Both are prominent rsnchmen, and
Mr. Trampe is one Of the trustees
Of the Methodist church here. The
warrant was served upon Mr.. Davis,
who appeared before Judge Hether-
ington and was released ON hin own
recognizsnce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Horace Dudley, well known in and
around Gunnison, returned on Tues
day from Bow Island, Alberta Hor-
ace started out to get away from
Gunnison "cold winter" but has
returned TO escape the colder winters
of other sections. For six weeks
prior to leaving British Columbia,
he was laid mp with typhoid fever,
but waited only long enough to re-
gain sufficient strength to travel, to
leave. A week ago Tuesday, the
day be departed from Bow Island,
the thermometer registered So below
zero, and there was eighteen inches
of hard packed snow on the level.
Winter had set in the middle Of Oct
ober and bid fair to be q record
breaker Horace was in the employ
of natural gas company, owned by
British capital, and sixteen gas wells
we're in operation. He was offered a
position by this company in India
but had to forego acceptance when
he became ILL., He expects TO Join
the company's service in India next
snpney
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Miss Dorothea Ziegler is visiting
friends in different sections Of the
state. During her absence Mrs
Eva Booth has charge of the tele.
graph Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

CONTEST Cases bo
60oed Monday
0oV1ooeoRs Deny cseesess
60W6o0WO @ 0sllee 0oxos-
Pvay Sos Recount.

Replying TO the at William eiilasI~y and T. ii
Mcdowell contestess the eon
HEY and jos III Collins make
raised concerning the guardianship
they reosd the offices of Coanv Clerk Hurley d
claim that 6tasIy aud Meo~el Republican Progressive
diates entitled ba counted
and straight Roosevelt ballots.
The relcatioBs filed Monday aud agreement Of
counsel the da for hearing the Monday
intense the Interest aroused hy
doubtless the will te crowded The
hearings will Ire held the The , Sapp
and Nash and j. NJ Mc,ougal will represent the
attorneys and the conteses will have T. NJ Noar-e
Magener.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mrs. Jarvis. who owns a fine
ranch in Taylor Park with a splen-
did herd Of cattle, shipped to Denver
Saturday last Mrs. Jarvis manage
her own ranch, rides after cattle and
attends to the shipping and selling
Lerself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Zugelder have
moved into the Arch house in Colo.
rado street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Frank Boeon has returned from a
visit with friends in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

C. T. Mixer OF Ohio City was in
Gunnison last FRIDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mise Kate Doyle has returned
from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
DOYS' ClUO INTERESTING
YOUTH Of CUNNlSON

ThiIty-6ve boys, between the ages
OF twelve and eighteen, have become
members Of the Gunnison Boy' s
Club which was recently organized
in this city for athletic and social
purposes The iniative in the form
alton of this club was taken by DIR
George n Nuckolls who is at pres
ent acting as overseer of the bunch
A hall for athletic games has been
rented and many plans for the
future are already under way.
The management of the organ
ization is entirely in the hands of
the boys Every Tuesday evening
the members meet aud, first, hold a
regular business session, after which
they engage in various athletic con-
tests. In the business meeting all
Of the rules Of parliamentary prac-
tice are fully observed, thus giving
the boys an insight into this impor-
tant art.
Two feeds have already been
given and this very enjoyable diver
sion will be persistently followed dur
ing the winter months. Camping
trips and outdoor games will receive
the attention of the boys during the
summer.
In order to become a member of
the organization, boys name must
be proposed at one meeting and fav-
orablv voted upon at the next.
Each hsv pays membership fee
of twenty FIVE cents a month
The officers OF the organization
are. Herbert Lsshbrook, president;
Steve Day, Jr., vice president and
jay Miller, secreatry-treasurer-
The case Of Carl Zugelder. ct al,
against Peter Bessie Of Denver, .
third owner in the Aberdeen granite
Quarries. in which Bessie was sued
for back wages and supplies at the
quarry was decided in favor Of the
plaintiffs by County Judge Hether-
ington on Saturday last, judg-
nent by default being given. E NJ.
Eovrpe represented the plaintiffs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mise Helen Webster has gone TO
Lac Vegas, n. NJ, where she will
teach echool. Mrs. Webster accom-
panied her but returned to Gunni-
son TODAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

John Lupold left Monday for a
four months visit in California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Sapp and Nash have moved into
their ne~ Law Offices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mrs George Miller arrived Sun
day from Denver. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller are living over his under
taking apartments ON Virginia Ave
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Frank Resrdon ia suffering from
q severe attack Of Rheumatism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
A Oris1nas Csa1a1a

Special rehearsals are being held
by the Presbyterian church chorus
in preparation for the Christmas
cautata entitled The First
Christmas, to be rendered Sunday
evening Dee. % No admission will
be charged for this evenings pro-
gram but silver offering will be
received for the music fund of the
church,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mrs kurtz and Miss Bertha have
gone to Salids to make their home
for the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Miss HERNIA keithley Of Telluride
is visiting friends in Gnnnison this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mrs. Cara Parsons and children
left this morning for Grand
Junction to visit Mrs. Parsons par
pnta
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

DIR. and Mrs. George Sullivan
and Miss Luella Boehmer returned
Monday from a visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13

Mrs r b. Lewis is still confined
to her bed with a severe attack Of
.yyippe
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-13
Doat Be Asleep
Al the Switchl

Don't wait until every present has
been handled and shopworn. do1t
walt until all the good things have
been picked out. don't rush into the
shops at the very last minute. cut u
breath and out of patience. and graf
the 6rsi thing You see. don't get the
idea that Christmas giving properly
done 10 . hurry up, haphassrd entes-
prise
REMEMBER-the big crowd that
shops at The last minute.
REMEMBER how hard n y to -
waited on
RCMEMRER- R-how utterly impossible
y f0r even . we'll Orsa nised stero
&c guarantee that your prs.ests Nm
- 1eiiver~1 on tins Whsa ysu youe-
Gplf oelay your Chrlsanao ohepp4n1
Until Dec. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
GENERAL NOTICE.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention ~ the
First judicial Circuit OF the state Of
West virginia composed ~ Hancock.
Brooke. ohio. and Marshall Counties
Will be held ON
SATURDAY, sEPTELBER 7rH, 1912.
At TO O'Clock a. M, at the Court House,
Port l. Wheeling. ". Va. foI the puT-
FOR Judges 10 be voted for nt the next
general election Nov. 5th. 1919. also
one Cd member OF the Judicial Commit
tee from each county. such member 20
he selected by confercss or each county
10 serve for eight years. or until their
su"rssnrs are elected and qualified. and
for any other business that may proper
$ come before said Convention.
Each county shall be entitled 90 two
90 Conferecs for each Msgisterial Dis
trict OF the county. said c"nferecs to
gurt the vote of their District on the
basis ~ tie vote cast for VIM. II. Tart
fOr President Ia the year 1908. The
manner 81 the selection o. the con-
ferees shall Doe determined ~ the Coun-
~ committee Of each county In the cir
quit and the judicial Committee earn
cSfly recommends tLat Maglsterial Iis-
trlrt Conventions Poe held.
such conferecs shall be selected not
later than saturday. Au-. 3lst. 1912. and
the Secretary Of the county committee
or each county shall not later than sept
4fh. 1912. certify the names or the con-
ferees 30 selected 70 the judicial Com
mlttee
~ Proxies viii be recognized and the
cor fereea present az the Convention VII
CIlAS. T. M.D'ANIc. Ser'y.
a IT, BEACH. Chairman.
Judiciary Committee
fy-2--au-3- -1T-@4-a1
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PUBLICATION NOTICE



county. est Virginia. = - In TO-
giniA- August Rules. 1879
virginia Aay HellnAn.
Pialntifr.
John J. Hefrnan.
Defendant
The OLDEST Of this suit u 70 obtain An
slsol4te divorce from the above narn~l
80. n ..t Tor hs above named plain
20 have the maiden name OF th@ piatn-
TN restored 10 her
ma Il spp-aring from an affidavit
The defendant John J. Hsiirnan- Is not a
resident OF the state OF West virginia
anu ne not having been served with
process IN said suit. on motion 90 the
plaintiff by ". = Robinson her counsel
tnls order or publication 10 entered
against him. and "a - ordered that the
ssid detenaeni. shove named. be and he
u required TO appear within one month
after the date az the nrst publlcat ton OF
this order and do what is necessary to
Protect his Interests. II Il further or
posted as required by law
Witness
JOHN l. KINGHORS
ei e, OF our said Court. at the Court
House of said County. this 5th day OF
AUGUST. 1919. to-wit. August Rules,
JOHN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk
fnohshed the first time. August 10.
Attest:
JOHN /. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
w. y. ROBINSON
solicitor for Plaintiff
The State OF West Virginia,
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County. greet
ing;
Iohn }. Heilman. Defendant, ~ ne be
round IN your bailiwick. to appear at
the Clerks office Of the circuit Court
FsaHur
the said Court. on the first Monday in
August. 1912. to answer bill in chancery
ekhibited against him In the said Court
81 virginia May Heilman. and have then
there this writ.
Witness
JOHN l. KINGHORN.
clerk OF said Court. at the Court House
OF said county. In the city OF Wheel
ing. the Srd day OF August. 1912 and
~ the Both year OF the State of West
JOHN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
The within named John j. Heilman In
no inhabitant Of my bailiwick nor found
therein this 18th day Of August. 1919.
4. ii. BAtftMAN. u. =. for
W. NJ CLEMANS. : q. C.
Notice % Take Dispositions.
In The circuit Court for ohio County.
Virginia May Heilman.
Plaintiff.
VS.. I'm Chancery.
John J. Heilman.
Defendant.
The above named defendant will take
notice that the dispositions OF Virginia
May Heilman. James Noll. Fred IIamm.
sarah Altmeyer. Albert Hcilman. Amelia
Nickersou and others will bee taken at
the law offices OF Robinson & Robinson
No 1882 Chapline street in the city OF
Wheeling. county Of Ohio and State Of
West virginia. IN the End day OF Sep
TENDER. 1919. between the hours Of 9 90
a. m. and 90 T. IN. to Ice read as evil
a. bel ~
the above named plaintiff And IT, from
any cause. the taking Of the said deposit
lions or any OF them shall not be COM
mencei. or being commenced. shall not
be completed on the DAY aforesaid the
taking Of the same will be adiotfrnc,i
from time % time, az the same place and
between the same hours. until the same
shall b. completed
VIRGINIA MAY HEILMAN.
by W. L. ROBINSON.
Her solicitor.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

bidS VIII be received until ~ o'clock
noon On August cufh FOR the INSTALLATION
INK CITY Hospital
AIl bios must he delivered IN sealed
envelopes. addressed TO u r. Behrens
NHatiuGn' Buildiug Committee. Neural
syline Co. Wheeiius. ". Va before r. .
uine above given. Each hid must be ac-
.oupani-l by certified check equal To
e OF tie amount Of the bid
Plans ami specifications are on cvbtbt-
non az the Office Of Charles " Rates
Architect. BOARD Of Trade Bidg.. and nj
city Hospitnl 49,
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BUSINESS CHANCES
nUsTHnss oPPoRTUNTTY.

An unusual opportunity for an ann
billions man. with "A few thousand dol
lars. 60 become bis own employer hy
buying. for special territory. the pro-
cess OF manufacture. which must be
taught. ~ successful. wei. known.
high grade mineral oil. lubricatinE
grease which is being used ty the q.
Govt. by many well known textile
mills. on automobiles. and by hundreds
81 other Industries
Its manufacture IN connection with
any business or a. "A new business for
anyone is bound o. be- profitable.
t. anyone seriously Interested would
De- furnished FUN AMI aluafactorv IN
formation. highest references. names
Of largo manufacturer using a.. FREQ
sarnples FOR trial etc. Address 4 j
Lyman. Beacon Street. Boston. Mass.
auE-l7-s
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ITS NEVER TOO HOT AZ Nou,f,fp
s-ake Park ON the crest Of the ALICE
hes. in white oak forest Boafine end
hnth ing 10 the Lake Coaching. Motor
INK, Rowing. Tennis. COLI Camuneat-
tbs July 4th 90 ifth Chautauqua Julv
18Th ~ August 2qth. sumnler school
Iu'y ism Co August 10Th. Mlaafonary
Institute. July 18Th o. 3qth uibfe con-
ference, July 1lth 90 August sfh oood
hotels. home-like noaTdlng houses with
every modern convenience
summer ZONES on reaeonabls terms
Electric iight. nsfurai gas mountain
spring gafer. sewers
Address tie Superintendent
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. ND.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

HfaI0d UTUIUruIa WI ~ rr-eIVoI ~
NE offico 81 the Loard - control. CIV
buliiiug. Wheeling. " Va. ou or br.
Standard Time. for tho eVravation ami
concrete base Tor Main St. from M.
hridse over Wheeling creek a. Main ~
o. twenty -setsuth 81. il tho city OF
Wheeling. ". Va
Specifications Tor the said work are
On hle 10 tle office ~ the city Engineer
city HuuldiuE Wheeling. W Va
'erthe1 check To- the sum 81 $500 90
payable fp tie city of wheeling. " IA
must acc nmpary each and every propo-
sal Co insure the execution OF "a proper
contract
The Board 81 control ~ tho CITY Of
WheflrE. W. Va. reserves The rIaht 20
relort any AMI ell proposals
o. O. BKpW%. CLERK
aux if-f9-1g-Z1-ce
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109 acre farm. Az miles from
Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio. This
is a splendid neighborhood. The land
lays well and is well improved. with
plenty Of fruit. II you are looking
for a home farm. u will pay you 20
visit this farm. New of excitement
I'm this location. Should o. prove
good you will have a splendid farm
for nothing, as the oil would pay
for ~ alone. on quick deal. $50 per
acre. fee simple Oil. Gas. Coal. ~
erything. up and down. This Is a rare
bargain.
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To Raise licsnss.

Al the regular meeting OF the city
council held on Thursday evening n
was decided to raise the license on
peddlers In this city. quite few
years ago the city placed a small IL
cense on reddiers but the town has
grown considerably and 81 f. though,
best TO raise the tax. However the
matter was referred to the ordinance
committee and they Will make their
report at the next regular meeting OF
the council. The council held n
special session last evening and the
city solicitor was present. the most
important matter taken up at the
meeting was in regard to the kind
OF curbing &C be used along Marshall
street. where the new paving is being
done.
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n'MECHEN
Car, Running o, ne~ Track

Cars on the NOundsvilie Division Of
the Wneeiins Traction lines were run
through this city yesterday on the
new tracks for the FIRST time A large
force OF workman we've Al work early
yesterday morning erecting the new
trolley wire and the FIRST car was run
over the tracks about noon. WORK
on the other track has already been
started sn5 part of the old track o.
torn Up. Tie concrete mixer will be
put into operations this morning and
concrete will be placed between the
ties as was done on the new track
through Glendale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
IL Anld Raxaar

Arrangements have been completed
by the members OF the Christian
church OF this city. TO hold a bazaar
at the church this evening. Extern
sive preparations have been made for
the AFFAIR and all are cordially invited
to attend.
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Hotios 20 Manufacturers. Josbers der.
enaEta ann OLnar Nn..a..L. n..I.r.

NOTICE - HEWksY GItr.N That
To state Board ~ Control OF the state
o. West virginia viii receive BIDS daily
~ tts oJicr 81 Charleston West NiT-
einla, Tor furnishing supplies for the
several slate lrrfltutious fuo financial
NAM cement % which u vested iu eatd
buai j Contracts viii BE- sWsrdei TO ths
ioWeFt bidders quality CONSIDERED and
otner thiuEf being eQunt. West Virgins
dealera VIII BE- given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed viii D fur.
niehed bidders on receipt OF requests
stating fNr line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
"a ctr Charleston. Wssi NIrsiniA
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ron RENT. SECURITY TRUsf co.
AGENTS.
FOR SALE

Frame house containing air rooms
bath ana laundry. stone foundation. alnfe
roof. cement walks. finished rfffr Irf
f0Nll0. situated on South ErprfTHy u.
above binary t.rh water.
Alec frame hrIae consisting ~ eight
rooms. Laundry. arranged frr two FAINT
1rH Lot 1nr11n. lr NortI Wabash 81
bargain to qlIrk ger.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

PoR SALE OR Trade good aev,.,
. room mousse and two lots. with vel.
barn. shade. lawn. ana otlSr Improve.
mems. VIII sell cheap, or trade tor a
small Farm. Address Charles NJ Miller.
Naurion. w. va Je-2e-tf
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POULTRY

oRPIFGToNS-Huff. black. white. some
o. rhcf iifhf breeders. sale price right.
Ilot- EL0ncs VI % Marsh. iy-29-t-au-2s
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FOR SALE
ESQ AcnE yAnn ron sALx.


One % fhe best And best ImVrovee
farms In belmont Co Ohlo I-oe.t.I
On the FLUSHING and CatiE rad Ami
.erth 81 finshtng IN f1ushins Tp and
s-fni IRON n A o r. Il sta ii-room
INK. also io-room frame r~sid@nc.
both esuipped with modern eonv-nien-
ces. and thre~-rOom tenant house.
leo Aarse barns. one modern dairy
IArn. other horse and dairy confined
carriage houses and out buildinF.. All
-nesr slate roof Good soil. farm we'll
satered. and plenty OF frul. IN. IA
t-fcot vein Of coal goes with the
isrn We Will also sell the No \
Ittsourgh vein n purchaser so de-
sltes Address l. r. HOLLOWAY.
fiesnins. Ohio. a-ii-2st
ron sALE-Farn OF 2sO acre. II mile,
- East OF Wheeltns. on Nat. Pike ii A
- * X and motor line. Z miles from
paved street With good houses 4
,s sahs 81 tipped with hay forks. viii hold
100 tons OF hay. = stables and ali a.-ce.-
sary outbulidingS. orrhards o., ~
slnds Of fruit and vineyard and. fruit
never talls sugar grove OF about 200
trees All newly fenced with locus;
postss ana never failing spring In each
ABOUT six acres VIII sell all or any
part. and viii exchange for city prop-
erty. Make terms to suit purchaser
BOWMAN Bros. Valley Grove. w. va
heh phone 2sl-R- 10 Z @. au-s-r
ron sALE-ccon. rabbit. bear. deer
Molf, and fox hounds. well and un-
trained generally puppies OF all varie-
,es. On receipt OF 10 cents We mail
descriptive highly illustrated catalogue
which gives fun Information of az breed
OF dogs. several breed Of cattle sheen
swine. ferrets and rabbits Price ust
iree G L. l.. Lands. Dept. 80 Recalling.
iehha- au-S-l0-ia-2t
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Redemption of Bonds.


NEW YORK. AS Trustee Of the First
Mortgage Of The Wheeling Railway
company dated september 3. 1892. here
by gives notice that 20 has been advised
10y Wheeling Traction Company. as sue
cessor OF said Wheelin.. Railway COM
ptnE that said Traction Company has
elected 10 pay ana redeem all OF the
bonds issued and outstanding under the
said mort gag agEreEatIug 5000. 900 face
amount OF principal. on september ,.
ltl-. a. The Offlc" of the undersigned.
No % Wall street. New York city. 10y
the payment of the priu. ipai thereof. to-
sether with al interest accrued ON the
aald bonds and unpaid ON said 3rd day
Of september. 1912. after which said
date interest upon said bonds VIII cca Sc
Z" accrue. and That upon the deposit with
tine undersigned Of the amount neres-
snry to pay the principal aaI interest or
he same. said bonds v.il be- paid by the
after S"pie Wnrr o. 3. upon the pre-
scntdfion and surrender thereof. ia me-
e"tial.e form. win all unmutUred cou-
.pons thereto attached.
Dated AIeu-t g. 1912
CENTl.Ai. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
~ GEORGE W. DAWSON.
Wee President
Notice.
Referring 90 tHe above notice 81 re-
l"nftI"n OF The Wheeling Railway
Company first mortgage &C. bonds. We
hereby offer tic holders of said bonds
amount OF Wheeling Traction Company
.ir-f consolidated fnorfEac d ll bonds OF
1891 ~ a special price Of % ANA inter
est said Offer subject Co termination at
anH time without notice.
Tie Wheeling Traction company first
consolidated mortgage 90 bonds OF 1881
NIi h" secured Dos a clo=eI first mort
gag" ~ two million five hundred thou
sand dollars con tine entire property Of
me com pan!. which III earning more
cfargcs
We shalt boo g.aI o. furnish further
particulars upon application
CpNTfN ENTAT. TfVr-T COMPANY
NASFf$GTDN d. 81
REDMOND o. COMPANY.
80 Pine street
New York. y. y
auau-9-f0-t1-2s-3I
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

THH snvHRE FSrSiSS>S I,-S>-. Viz
hoafd at6 Main 80 iete-J Rell
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MISCELLANEOUS

HAHTED-Io secure "a COPY OF the
Journal of the session OF the Wheel
i1E convention. which convened Fehrtf-
ar. IL. 1863. This journal was printed
6 nd ie wanted for the State Archives ~
W Va. any owner 81 a COPY ~ the
journal VIII perform a public service
hy communicating with the rnfelif-
gencer. or with Hon Virgu T.euis
state Archiveist Charleston. W. Va
ff-fulvI2
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ron REHT
HALLER e. JEFFERSON
Farm for Sale

~ arrea one mile from Quaker tIfv.
ohio. FERTILE soil. good resIdcuee. two
bans ard other buildings Au kinds
OF fruit good poplar oak and walnut
timber. oil AMI gas pos-IhiIIfiea FYaI.
forty acros tested euI. upfhIur ra.
served. Oh goes f1r 5000 81 genuine
bargain. ronrpu for ceiling. CLOSING 4t
estaf" Address o. 3 Hartley. g1nk,r
CITY. Onto
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McMechon Briefs.

The local teachers who were at
tending the institute at Moundsville
returned TO their respective homes
yesterday.
Railroad street, are the proud parents
Of twin boys.
The regular weekly social will he
given at the brotherhood hall this
evening.
Miss May Conley. OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending 4 few days with friends and
relatives In this city.
Many local people will go TO
Moundsville this afternoon To hear
William Jennings Bryan at the
campgrCunds.
Misses Mamie and May Cooper left
last evening Tor Atlantic City. where
they will spend the next ten days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-17
DIED.

DUNN Athens Hospital. on Thurs
CAV tHtI.f u.s. 1912. EDWIN /
DUNN. husband % Sarah Dunn
nrr iuIEtfe. Funeral notice
hereafter