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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
MAY SHIP WHISKY
 INTO DRY COUNTY

Montgomery, February 7.--Whisky can be shipped form a wet to a dry county in Alabama. Section "A of the Fuller law enacted in 1909. was declared invalid to- day by Judge Gunter in the municipal court. This section provided that no li- quors could be shipped from a prohibition county to one holding differently The court held the Smith regulating measure supplants the old measure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Land ProspectOrs

Greenville. February 7.-(Special.)-- The soil and climate conditions of But Ter county is creating outside atten- tion. There are at present in the city a number of farm land prospeetors who are pleased with the conditions here. There have been a number of farmers that have recently moved here and are now making preparations for the com ing farming season
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
IMMENSE PORKER
 KILLED IN MORGAN

Bacon, February 7.-(Special.)- Some hogs can be grown in Morgan W. l. King, a prosperous planter here, has just killed 15-months-o old Red Jersey hog which weighed over 700 pounds. Mir. King had scales on the place which weighed TOO pounds, but were not large enough 10 draw the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Missionary Institute

Greenville, February 7.-(Special.)- Drs Reid and Pinson of Nashville are Tn the city and will comm a mis- sionary institute at the Methodist church tonight The purpose of the institute is to give the members of the church more light on the mission ary work of their denomination. The in stitute will be largely attended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
DECATUR ID ISSUE
 S10,90O IN BONDS Money Will Be Used for
 Paying Paving Bills MURDERER RETURNED
Council Considering Purchasing Auto Fire Engine-Want Lower lnsur- apce Rates-Hand Burned.
 Tax Collector Busy

Decatur, February -(Special)-At a special session of the New Decatur city council an ordinance was passed Tor the issuance and sale of bonds to the amount of s10.900 for the purpose of paying off the amount due the contractors for pay ing Johnson street. The money is due to Contractor Goodrich of Hartman, Tenn He will receive s120o in cash and tho remainder in bonds. Only bare quorum was present at the meeting.
 Yesterday N. W. Thompson returned from Montgomery bringing with him John
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Militia Insnecfed

Greenville. February 1.-tSpecial)- Lieutenant Goodwin and. Adft. Cen B. Scuily were in the city yesterdav They were here to inspect the 1oca, military company. which is under the command of Capt. Duke Guice They were from Tt, Deposit, having inspected the company there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
B|bb DEMOCRATS
 FAVOR UNDERWOOD
Resolution Passed at Centre
 vile Indorsing Alabamian THE PRIMARY IN APRIL
Hicks Candidate for Superintendent of Term Convenes-Change at Brent.
 Weather Delays Farmers

Centrevile. February 7.-(Speciall- Al a meeting of the democratic executive com mittee of Bibb county, held recently. resolution was unanimously passed n- 1orsing Hon. Oscar w. Underwood for the nomination as the democratic candidate for President.
 The committee named April 1 as the day for holding election for nominating coun- ty officers of Bibb county.
 Prof. J. c. IIick, a prominent school teacher in this county, has announced lis candidacy for superintendent Of educa- ton of Bibb county. There are now three announced candidates for this position and the race promises to be very interesting
 The non-iury term of the county court for the Blocton division convened at Bloc ton on yesterday. There were quite a number of cases on the docket, but Judge Pratt cleared the docket in a few hours and the officers of the court returned to Centreville yesterday afternoon.
 As the result of the court there was P convictions and pleas of guilty, one for feiture made final. one acqulttal, but most of the cases were carried over to the jun y term, which will convene on the first Mofi- day in June. Several defendants were sentenced to hard labor.
 There was quite an important business change at Brent. a thriving town two miles west of Centrevile. yesterday. when the three most important mercantile firms at the place consolidated under the name of the Brent Mercantile company. These firms were Thompson Lumber company. IT. V Faucett and J. Wallace Mason. The new firm will do a general merchandise business.
 On account of the continued wet and cold weather the farmers in Bbb county are about six weeks behind with farming operations.
 The division in the supreme court of which Bibb county is a part was called yesterday and several of the attorneys from this place are in Montgomery to sub init cases to the supreme court and ap- pellate court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08

porker. He estimated he would deigh 750 pounds.
 The thermometers here registered five degrees above during the recent cold snap. There was considerable suffer ing among the stock or the country.
 The county candidates are becoming numerous. There are more aspirants to the position of county commissioner from this district than any other one office, there being six out for this place. The present incumbent, Hon. J. NJ Jackson, is a candidate to suc- ceed himself
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Farmers Selling Cotton

Greenville, February 7.-(Special.)- The cotton market in Greenville to- day still holds up to 10 cents. The price IS causing the farmers to con- tinue selling same.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Free soc Box Coupon

This coupon Is good for a full sized regular 50 cent package of our Home Trea tment and illustrated booklet when mailed to us with your name and address plainly written on a slip of paper, address The Miller Company, 1073 Miller Bldg, Kokomo, Ind, and you will receive the remedy in plain package by return mail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08

Bailey. the negro who killed his wife at Moulton Heights few days ago.
 Bailey hung around the Decaturs Tor A few days and then fled to Montgomery, where he was arrested He shot his wife with a shotgun, she living only few hours.
 Tax Collector George (. Harswick is
 busily engaged in preparing a list of the
 voters of this county for the probate
 judge and the state auditor. The work will be completed within few days. The Decatur city council met last night and the principal topic of importance to
 come, before the board was the reduc-
 ton of fire insurance. The city is con- templating the purchase of an auto fire engine and in this event the board feels that the underwriters should reduce the insurance rate here. Nothing definite was done. A good deal of routine business was disposed of.
 Annie Sheridan, white woman, has just been released from the county jail, after having served out. a jail sentence
 of 70 days on the charge of having vio-
 lated the prohibition laws Recently her husband was convicted of grand lar ceny and given seven years. He is now
 in jail pending an appeal to the su- preme court.
 Dr. ". H. Sanders, state health offi- cer. and Dr. P. B. Moss, state bacterio- ogist, will be here tomorrow and will
 meet with the Morgan County Medical society. They are making a trip over the state explaining the workings of
 their departments.
 Philip Mitchell, the 4-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs Tom Roberts of East New Decatur while playing in a room at his parents home yesterday afternoon fell,
 and his right hand struck hot grate,
 burning it frightfully.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08

On account of the continued wet and cold weather the farmers in Bibb county
 are about six weeks behind with farming operations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08
Confidence

There's a world of meaning means everything in the success of built our reputation and won our the public on this foundation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-08

All men s and up to 1900. at All men s and
 mp to D 90, at All men $ and up=to 22S.00, at All men s and up#to 35.00 at
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13
WHY WE CAN DO THIS

All big manufacturers automobiles
and most today spend thousands dollars
advertise their product The Wa
ated $4,000 for advertising goods
nesota this l8O of which
instead spending this the
big commissions agents and
ply the cash payment any they
New Ulm review., 1912-11-13
DON'T MISS ONE WORD OF THIS

We taken the factory of the Waltham Piano Co.
The large Milwaukee piano manufacturing Of eb
ished reputation makers high
found satisfied
NOW LISTEN will sell grade
direct from factory The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
Personals and Briefs.

Clarence Ebeling, Of woodsdale. is
able to be out after being confined to
his home for a few days with a slight
illness.
w. b. North. of Short Creek. was a
business caller in Wheeling yester-
day.
MI. and Mrs. George Miller. of
Terrace View. are the proud parents
OF a baby girl that arrived at their
home last evening.
Fred. Piepers, Sr.. was removed
from the City hospital to his home
at Glenwood yesterday. and is I'm
proving very nicely after an opera
ton performed several weeks ago.
NJ. l.. OFT, OF Echo Point. who re-
Gently returned from Florida, is I'll at
his home.
Miss Nellie Crow. who has been
visiting Miss Minnie Blattler at Mt.
de Chantal for n few weeks. has re-
turned to her home in Pittsburgh.
George McCombs. of Elm Grove,
spent yesterday visiting friends in
Pittsburgh.
a. d.. More Is confined to his home
in Patterson with a slight illness.
Miss Tena Bauchman. of Cameron.
is visiting friends in Elm Grove for
a few days.
Samuel Kent. Of Elm Grove. has
accepted a position with the Wheel
ing Mold and Foundry company on
the peninsula.
Or. Conrod. OF Elm Grove. has re-
turned after spending several days In
Pittsburgh on business.
Ernest Shinn has moved bis family
from Ohio 20 the Naples hotel in Elm
Grove.
The City 4 Elm Grove railroad has
a force Of men placing poles along
their line between Elmwood and
Landmyers station.
William Conners. OF Elm Grove. has
returned after an extended trip on
business In ohiQ.
william Kunsme ha. received the
contract for plumbing a large resi-
dence In Woodl2wn.
Personals sd Briefs.
ices Aston q sand Hm vas q
husiner. caller IN Elm Grove yestsr-
oay.
SIR Johr Battle. 90 Mount De
Chanfai . ahis % ~ ouf aft~ beine
confined 90 her hone fcr several
w-~Es ST.
A lErEs rrmber o pecpi- frcm I'm
Grove ~iu affsnd NJ puhuc saie -
- hsif b. 1ohn Hsrei~ft 81 eanf
Hm tcdaT 49, - uu disro-s -
fls sfocE n q ocmri--s nn- -
Tara im1l-r-fr
ratn Er~ra.er 10 wrFi-r 80 fsmrv
ncm CtsEsei ~. - TredsirhiA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEW YORK-The steamship Rot
terdam. which arrived today from Rot
terdam and Boulogne. experienced ter
rihc weather at sea and in the turn
oil two Of her crew were killed and
two others seriously injured.
MEANWHILE. Pa.-Charies Bige-
low. of New York. said to have been
n well known comedian. died at a nos
pitai here today. Since January 20.
Bigelow had been at Cambridge
Springs. Pa. coming to a hospital
here only yesterday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. galore in
the nations public printing estimated
to a v the government millions OF
dollars. were described to the senate
today In a statement by Senator
Smoot. on the seven years work OF
the printing investigating commission
in the preparation Of the bill revision
all the laws relating to printing.
ST. LOCIS-The ninth general con-
vention OF the religious education as
sociation began here tonight, and will
continue until Thursday. Preliminary
meetings OF allied organizations were
held during the day.
wASHINGTON-General Bixby.
chief of engineers. left Washington to-
day for Havana, via Knights Key TO
be present at the official sinking OF
the Maine on Saturday.
wASHINGTON-The House today
adopted a resolution calling upon the
department OF Justice to state what
action. IL any a beer taken TO IN
Nestisate the "smelter rust"
observation-disclosures chocolate makers
have petitioned the federal council for
the temporary abolition for a year OF
duty on American corn syrup.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taft
sent a special message TO congress to-
day recommending an appropriation to
reimburse Texas for additional rang
ers employed IN policing the border
during the Mexican outbreak.
BoSTON-An effort 20 reconsider
the Presidential preference primary
bill In the Senate today failed. Gov.
Foss expressed his willingness to sign
the bill.
LONDON-The estimated expendi-
lures OF the British Navy for the COM
ing yea is placed at $780, 27.oo or a
decrease Of r million and a half.
NEW ORl4EA Is be-
ing experienced In securing a Jury 10
try Annie Crawford on the charge OF
numbering her sister last September.
on the ground OF unwiningness OF
veniremen To impose the death pen
atty on a woman.
GRAFTON. W. va--The West Side
school house vas entered here and
robbed Of money belonging TO princi-
pal Borror and other articles. There
is no clue.
MINEOLA-CoI Roosevelt vTaz ex-
cused today from further Jury duty.
the attorney challenging him serving
stating he believed the colonel was
too busy a man to be kept three OF
four days on a jury.
TRENTON. y. Seven hundred
women occupied the gallery % the as
sembly chamber today when a rear
Ing Vss given the bill 20 amend the
constitution 10 extend suffrage 20
women.
L KEY WEST Fia-J. Goodwin. fire.
man On the battIeship North Caro-
lima. Vas stabbed o. death In . saloon
her" o. a civilian named knight
HERLIN-Lleut. Engwer and Lieut.
soimitz uho assembled 10 IN army
m~onopiane here vsre badly Injured
~hsn thsir s-sins stopped snd thsy
we've dashed Violently 90 the ~arta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
interesting Meetino.

A. an interesting md yell attended
meeting % Henry Clay camp Modern
Woodmen - America held last even
Ing In the X % y hall n Elm Grove.
l. y Simmons. state depnty. OF Buck.
hanan. W Va Vas present and ~.
planned me actions and options o. the
bead camp ~ its recent session IN
ChicaEo DIS = W spiilman. A .
huhle and n u Pedticord we're
Were chosen camp rhysicfans. ana
RIO committees rsportsd On fhe
p-uEr~ss - arranHsnenfa Cor -ne
sorial m~sfirE 20 - held Tu~sasy
ev~nirE Marco -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
Teachers Building Fund Levy Re-
celved.

j. II. Lazear. superintendent OF
free schools for Ohio county, has just
received and distributed TO the vari-
u county districts OF Ohio county.
from J. s. Dorst. auditor OF West vir-
ginia. the amount OF taxes assessed
against the various corporations do
Ing business in Ohio county for the
year OF 1911. The same also has been
divided between the teacher and
building funds In proportion TO the
rate OF levy made for each. The
amount each district receives Is as
follows: Triadelphia dIstrict-Teach-
ers' fund s~3.s34.53, building fund
~f3.452.s0: Richland d1strict-Teach.
Frs fund s2.Os7.s3. building fund 81
Liberty district - Teachers
fund. ti.2i64s. building fund s4s6.59
Richie district 49, Teachers fund
s210fi. building fund sIss37: Wash.
ington district-Teachers' fund fss. Of.
building fund sos 3f-total. sl3.4ss54.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

After suffering from q fail about
slK weeks 20 in which she suffered
a broken wrist and other ccmpfca-
lions. the deafh % Mr. Sarah wer
Ger occurred ~ the hone % her sou.
Lewis Mercer 90 shsrrard he 60.
ceased vas IN he 7-fh year % hef
"a and was the utdow q fte late
" lillian Mercer she uas q msmher
~ re hler Grove Prratvfsrfnr
church anf is eurriFef ~ fuo rors
leUa ~ shsrrsri. n1d GrrIft. 81
1er~sFHe N Tha flrfrai Eu 81
hea iron 10 ~resiterra ~ LeEr wer
cer aud serric~s wM - curd1rfr1
af 80 tler Grove rfurrf frfrru~f
HI D -afe IN Allrn Grove ceurfer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
G.. 0. P. CAUCUS
To Be Hold at Washington Today to
Act or Pending Tariff Bills
In House.

WASHINGTON. March I2.-The
first conference of Republicans of the
house on legislative policies since the
party became e minority in hat body
will be held tomorrow morning to rom
slider the Democratic free sugar bill
and excise-income tax measure and
other legislation. Progressive Repub-
lioan representatives have been invit-
ed to be present and there is every in
d'chtion they will do so.
The Republicans have expressed
opposition TO the Democratic free
sugar bill n plan to frame a propo-
sition which would include a motion
TO recommit IL. This may find sup
port from those Democrats who are
opposed to free sugar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
FILIBUSTER FAILS
Mann Unnecessarily Tries to Pre-
vent Agricultural Appropriation
Bill Passing.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
second filibuster within foDr days
preceded the passage OF the agricul-
tural appropriation bill in the house
tonight. The measure. which carried
approximately $15.s00.0 900, was de-
layed In its final Legislative stage in
the house by Minority Leader Mann.
He led a bitter fight against II in an
effort to obtain added appropriations
for rational ofrests and to eliminate
those voted for drainage purposes.
In both OF his contentious the Re-
publican leader lost. The bill now
e TO the senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
OUT PIKE
Returned From Extended Trip to
Florida.

Chas. Kaiser. former manager OF
the National Biscuit company. Of
Wheeling, now located near Marietta,
o.. was calling on friends in Elm
Grove yesterday. He returned last
week from Florida. where he was on
an extended visit with Geo. p. Folmar.
Mr.. Kaiser while there visited r. Z.
Shubert on his plantation. also Cecil
Robinson at his fishing camp, and j.
V. Braden. the wellknown freight
agent OF the Panhandle lines, and
many other wellknown Wheeling peo-
pie.
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sgsTRaLfss sEEEEss
Fo7 poLE sTaqT ouEsr

rHr 800 uarrt fl ~atr r
rnr lees - u "a
ra rerra
$1,000 n Dar
la HaHH FL u.
~ tn at co.
ft@ 80 80 w
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$780, 81 80 hr err
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Obituary
Mrs. Marie A. HaisIop.

At the family residence in Edging-
ton Lane at 1920 O'Clock last evening
the death OF Mrs. Marie Adelaide
Haislop. wife OF George Haislop. &C.
CURED after . short illness. The de-
ceased Is survived by two children,
Edward and Helen. and a brother and
sister. Mrs. Bowers OF Allegheny and
Jacob Haislop OF Denver. Colo. No
funeral arrangements have been
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
Alex. Linton OF Short Creek was =
usiness caller In Triadelphfa yester-

Alex. Linton of Short Creek was y
business caller in Triadelphia yester-
day.
John Snyder Is able to his
duties after being confined to his home
In Patterson III.
George Bowman In moving iron
Wheeling to his residence on Chapel
Hill Triaielphia.
DR.. Lean Refer was & personal
caller In Elm Grove yesterday.
Henry Snyder is improving at !
kcme in Patterson after being conffn-
ed there for several weeks with q Sc
we're illness.
John Mcclure OF Patterson VIII
open a barbershop at Gienwood in tho
near future.
Mrs. Curtice Rice Of Fulton who wks
operated on at the City hospital sew
erai weeks ago is improving very
nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

A. Place for Holding Next conven-
tlen Of vIreinIa-Wsst Virginia
laundrymen.

Special Dispatch to the rnt.uirencsr.
RICHMOND. Va. March 1.-THE
Virginia & West Virginia Laundry
mems Association selected Wheeling
as their place OF meeting on the sec.
ohd Monday and Tuesday In next Sep
TENDER. at which time oficers for the
year will be elected. The third an.
nual convention adjourned to-day.
after severa technical addresses had
bee delivered and discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
School Entertainemnt.

An entertainment will be held at
the Brick School house on Long Run.
three miles east OF ~Greggsville. on Fri
day. March %. After the entertain
ment a pie and cake social will be
held. the proceeds to go for a school
library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
Ames ObseoUies.

Requiem high mass was celebrated
over the remains % the late Mrs.
Cynthia. vife Of the late I VI. Ames.
AZ ? O'Clock yesterday morning a. the
s.. Ioseph's Cathedral lnfsrmeut
vas made in Mt Zion ceme'ery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

Tt- m-mh~fs - "a Ro1sv1s ruirf
trf-~e F~r-stTtersr ctrrrt IN 49,
r. rrar- u~~r-r In - irfrr~sf -
\ hIy slrdar raupalrn r. -
49, - z M~nCufre-a ftfs 49,
roc- 81 q orrE Al m~uh~n 49,
nrr~I a. $780,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
STEAMERS COLLIDE
IN NEW YORK HARBoR.

NEW YORK, March 12.-In a col
lision almost head-on in the fog at the
entrance to the lower bay late to-day,
the coastwise steamship City OF Sa-
vannah, OF the Ocean Steamship Co..
and the Navahoe. of the Clyde line.
were seriously damaged. No one was
seriously injured.
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soosEsElr sss sEr
sUsv ~ caLrrosss

nhMEeru ra uarrH u
FL rsr- - naw- - ~.
ere EuuFer urrr fna $1,000
rrwaw hanw r. ra s-r
frr ~ Va W 81 - fa sr -
- eHer frrrruaI fwrrs ~
80 r'sfs ~ - nrarr-
rn q fr r. rernrf frfar rr A. CO.
fr sr-uure serr-fnw to g1r~rurr
lotrrou
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SACKED
AND SET ON FIRE

LONDON. March 13.-Aecording to
the Peking correspondent OF the Daily
Mail. reports have reached the Chi
nese capital that the eastern part Of
h city OF Canton has been burned
and sacked by disbanded soldiers.
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A SIur.

See. I am familiar with your mu-
sic" remarked the amateur at the mu-
sicale the other evening.
ut seems So" replied the popular
composer. you are taking liberties
with it."-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
EVANGELIST PLEADS


did 30. and that county at the next
election voted dry and ever since that
nat one county In Georgia has never
had license.
~Sou have - much ~
ehet boy. haven't your Then Get
QUE and Do personal work."
Rev. Sunday closed the services
with an impressive prayer.
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Justified.

The hour of twelve has struck
hissed h ghost. 3
ct don't blame it," replied the ma
terialist. cit was worked TO death
long ago."-Judge.
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CHILDREN SEE MOTHER
SHOT TO DEATH

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 12.-in
the presence OF her three children.
who watched the tragedy in helpless
terror. Mrs. Rebecca Franks. SO years
old. was shot to death by her former
husband. Clinton Mccarthy. at her
home late this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

LUXEMBOURG. Marrh s-Th@
Grand Duchess Marie viii succeed her
father. william AieKander. the Grad
Duke % LuxemberE who has Just
fes square miles IN the aneis vhsrs
Germany. Frame ana belgium meet
and has a r~opulaftrn - about sbo.ooo
recrle he ofher names - ths Grad
nHrh~sa are Aaeialds Teresa Hfl1a
On Iune. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13

The stockholders OF the Cooper
alive store at Fulton. will hold a very
important meeting in the Fulton
school house. this evening. when ar
rangements will be made to open the
store.