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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
Notice TO Retail Liquor Dealers

Al nesting OF the Executive
Board of the Ohio County Retail
Liquors DoGlers association. II was
resolved that all saloon Keepers close
their places OF business from the
hours OF y. m. until 4 y. m Tuesday.
August 3Tth. 1912 In respect TO his
honor the mayor Ion G. c Schmidt.
BY order OF the Board.
H. l.. WHEAT, Prea
EDWARD HOFREUTER. Sec'y.
Resolutions OF Respect.
Whereas. Divine Providence has
taken from Us his Hon. Mayor c. c.
Schmidt: be II
Resolved, That In the death of Hon.
c. c. Schmidt the retail liquor dealers
interest OF the city has loet a friend
and worker for the betterment and
elevation OF their business. one who
was always willing Z o concede for
others the same rights he reserved for
himself.
Resolved. That the sympathy of this
organization be extended 10 his family
in their great loss.
THE RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS
ASSOCIATION.
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FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
OYER REMAINS OF MAYOR

O'Clock. IN honor OF the memory OF
the late Mayor. the commissioners
feeling deeply the loss of the Mayor.
as he as head OF the city. was closely
connected with the commissioners.
The members OF the board OF d.
rectors OF the Wheeling Board Of
Trade Will attend the funeral in a
body this afternoon. The directors
will meet at the Board OF Trade
rooms at 1870 o'clock and will march
10 he Elks' auditorium where they
will take part In the procession.
In the passing away Of Mayor
Schmidt. the Board OF Trade loses
one OF Its most enterprising members.
From the time OF It's organization he
was an active member and served as
q director for two terms.
The city will probably be without
an official head until Thursday or Fri
Cay. as the regular meeting of coun-
Gil scheduled for Tuesday evening
has postponed action on his success
sor out OF Difference to the memory
OF the late Mayor.
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NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting Of the crcd.%,rs in tho
bankruptcy case Of Abraham Bcdway
will be held tomorrow afternoon at .
O'Clock before Referee Henry 4.
Noite.
Rev W H. Fields. pastor Of the
First Christian church. leaves this
morning for Tunnclt0n. " Va. where
no will conduct the Preston County
Sunday school convention. which VIII
b. 10 session uf,iii tomorrow oven.
ing I'm tho absence NJ Secretary s.
T Arnold 81 tho sunday school aaso-
citation. Rev Fields viii have FUN
charge ~ the convention
Tho Elite Bible class of The FIRST
~ r. church ~ Elm Grove was yes
''rdav granted % charter ty fho West
Virginia sunday school association
Tho class IL numbered $50. and Rev
o. vs. Johnson is teacher. while Joe
cph McGiouo ls president
Secretary Roy % Nsylor and
George " Lutz ler Yesterday FOR
MorFantown. who're they attended a
meeting 81 tho executive council ~
Tho West Virginia board of trade
Secretary Naylor vul visit several
cities throughout Tho state before TO-
turning
% o. H~oufyahn. noiI secretary
~ Tho National society f0r rho Pro
v%rnf'0n " T~uhcrcuiosIf who has
been spending fho pact Wcck in fhis
city in fhe interests o. tho oreani
zafion. viii deliver on address tp Tho
nurses from fh's and surrounding
cities fhis afternoon iu fho rooms 81
fhe AFaocIafed Charities
On and nror November IN.
nefmenfa Sergeant williams. Who is
fhall be- for o. period OF fruf years
instead ~ three wears as heretofore.
anI upon ro.rnli.tmrut b. sfaII Do for
rrven years makInr on total OF elovcn
Fnars continuous service fnr two on.
ilatmen's Sergeant vuu.ams. who Is
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Z0AR ASSOCIATION


|
Tomorrow .Baptists from all sections
OF the ohio Valley will arrive IN this
city to attend the annual meeting OF tho
Loar Association. which will last three
deys. All Arrangements have been COM
pleted by the members OF the local
church for the entertainment OF the Wis
itors and IT is hoped 10 make this meet
ing the best ever held. The following
singing BY a large choir. will DE FENDER
The program follows:
Wednesday Afternoon.
1870 Devotional ..... Rev. A. l.. Warren
200 Reading OF church letters.
Recognition OF the New Pastors.
appointment OF Committees and
Othe business.
$500 Adjournment for Ordination Coun-
ell of Brother John samuel.
Wednesday Evening.
Charles Brown. East Liverpool
1880 Address
Prof. Chas d. Goodeii. Granville.
Ordination Services Continued.
Thursday Morning.
900 Devotional Rev Geo. +. Enterline
O. Il. e. Evangelist
$50 The sunday School and Evanse-
Pastor w. j. THOMPSON. East
Liverpool.
1000 II. Y. y L. and Evangelyism...
Rev. y r. Brininstool. Wheeling
10 % Discussion OF Above Topics I'M
Five Minute Talks. led ny Johu
samuel.
400 Annual Sermon. Pastor A l.. War
rem. bethesda.
Thursday Afternoon.
1880 Devotion. led by Pastor OF Flush
ing church.
1880 Election Of Officers and other
business.
2:l5 The Evangelistic Work 81 the o.
H. t...-.-.-..Ge h.. Eutcrlins
1850 Meeting OF the Womens Homea and
Foreign Mission Societies.. Mrs.
Martha McNilliams. President.
bethesda.
Thursday Afternoon.
1880 DEVOTION led hy Pastor Of Flushing
1850 Election Of Officers and other
2i5 The Evanrelistic Work Of the q.
Is. C.........G Geo. T. Euteriine
$3.50 Meeting OF the women's Home and
FOREIGN Mission Societies. Mrs.
Martha McWilliams. President.
Bethesda
400 Christi.U Stewardship........
Rev. W. J. Thompson
Thursday Evening.
200 Devotion and Praise
....... Mention Huff. Bethesda
730 Address-Home and Foreign Mis-
ns........ Rev G. l.. stanton
SIS To he arranged for.
80 E-yanRelistic Sermon .......
Pastor \. ~ Ellis. Mt. Morlah.
Friday Morning.
9.i5 Business Session.
Appointment 81 Committees and
Report OF Committees.
Miscellaneous business. etc.
obituary Report.
1913 The Bible School and Missions
1910 our AssociationaI Field. i,s i'res,
ent Condition ana Future Pros
pects-plscussion.
li:i5 Closing Address ...
Pastor Geo. r. Lowe. Martins
Ferry.
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IGH OF PYTHIAS
NOTICE.

Wheeling Lodge. No. ia, X. OF p.
The members Of the above lodqe are
requested to meet at the Castle Hall
on Tuesday, August 81. at I o'clock p.
m. for h purpose Of paying the last
tribute to our late brother, Charles C.
Schmidt.
Members Of kindred lodges are re-
quested to attend.
A. w. WURTZBACHER, c. c.
w. n. HORNISH, x. Of r. & S.
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Entertained Last Evening

Miss Hilda Luikhar entertained n
lumber OF her friends last evening at
her home in this city In honor OF her
ninth birthday. The evening WAS spent
in playing games and music and at a
reasonable hour dainty refreshments
We're served Those present were:
Misses Francis Clayton. Edna Becker.
kathrine Leach. Lillian Smith. Rose
Blake. Maggie German, Olive Pierson.
Ethel Pierson and Laura Pierson:
Nessrs. Louis SchRd. Jr. palph Moore.
Earnest Rutzky. LeOnsrd Geogline. joe
Brandon. and Edalic Cache.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. sofia Shirer returned Yesterday
u ner home on the National roud AZ
= "ltoi' after spending a few weeks
vacation at Cambridge. ..
i'eN. }. VI Potter. wife and family. are
expected home the latter part OF the
week from Mount Pleasant. q wher,.
vacation.
Wiley Holmes. open Front shop. In
fuiton. was closed yesterday ON account
OF not having a supply Of water.
Miss Laura Linton has returned Z,
her home al. Triadelphia. after spending
several weeks at Mt. Clemens Mich
ana points along the Great Lakes.
) H. cochran, assisted b. Walter
Ripley. both well known out the pike
y0ung men. viii continue 10 operate no
MheelinE and Elm Grove express lee
tween there two points. They We're for
merry win the Suburban Express 60.
MISS norma Horn. OF DanyIlle. Ind
- spending "a Few days the guest of rel,
atlNes IN Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II q. T-lrfcb and s.,
Julian. OF Wopdla wn. left YESTERDAY Tor
Boston. Mass. To spend "a Few weeks
VaSHlon along the Atlantic coast
Miss Martini schubert Will entertain
= number Of her friends with a U,rsT-
InaIigw toast on the hin. near her nom.
az Mopdlawu. Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Harriet ListOn. u D~illousvale.
ONO. is spending several days the guest
81 her sister. Mrs. John Davis. at Rim
Grove.
Harry SaN. Of Fulton. has returned n
hl> nome after speniinE % few days on
business AZ GAINESVILLE. -.
Mrs. Samuel Jacobs has returned fo
her nome At Washington. l.. a.. nff.r
spcnclug "a Few weeks with relatives az
Elm Grove. ~
Mrs. James Johnson IT, sim confined
70 her home az GreEE=viue. suffering
with an attack 81 Rheumatism
Miss REGINA E~ricsnuth lis able 10 10
s"out aEain after being confined o. her
home aa Fulton on the sick list
Mcmahon BROTHERS have raratve4 .rc
contract for painting the Albert YOUNG
home az Fulton.
ifHiry ID Hervy Of Pittsburgh. Ta fs
ives AMI friends af Ecru Point
pr and Mrs T. r Carter anil 5aurt.
Ter. ~ Triadelphia. ure spendir- +. fev
"H- INC guest ~ relatives gt Atlantic
Clty ana points along the Atlanti- .,..-
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. Aug. 26.-
Congress closed another billion dollar
session to-day. but the exact total OF
the nations cost Of living" varies as
IL Is seen through Democratic and
Republican eyes. The total appropri-
atoms for the fiscal year 1918. which
began July /. 1912. amount to ST.
Vls.s36. 1856 as given TO the Senate
and House to-day by Senator Warren
and Representative Fitzgerald. re-
spectively the chairmen OF the two
appropriations committees. II Is
conceded by both these leaders that
this Is s1.046. 900 less than the ma
tons budget OF 1912. but Il remained
for former Speaker Cannon, In behalf
OF the Republican forces. 10 produce
hgures TO show that the present Dem
ocrstic Congress had actually appro-
priated more for general purposes
Congress.
Representative Cannon declared
the general total should be taken OF
all expenditures made for the Pan
ANA Canal. With such deductions.
he said. the total appropriations for
1913 would be 0.656.143 as COM
pared with n total OF 1881. I22,ssl ap-
p~ropriated for general purposes last
year.
Predictions that the government
would face a heavy deficit at the end
OF the yea were made both by Sena-
tor Warren and Representative Can
non. Senator Warren said President
Taft and his cabinet had already re-
duced his estimates to the lowest fig
ure. The appropriations actually
made are over s2I, 600 900 less than
the estimates. and the Republican
leaders declare it will be impossible
for the government agencies TO keep
within them.
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DEMOCRATS EXPENDED MORE MONEY
In CONGRESS THAN REPUBLICANS

In charge OF the local recruiting sta
ton. has received orders to this ef.
feet.
Antonin Kadllc and John Zbock.
two H~ungarians of this city, made
application In Federal court yester.
day for thei naturalization papers.
In making their application both men
renounced all allegiance to the en-
peror or their former country and
swore allegiance TO President Taft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
CITY COUNCIL
VIII Meet Tonight IN Special Session
Fcr Transaction Of Reru-
lar Business.

a special meeting ~ the city
go hss been called Tor fhia evening.
the call having been issued hV tho
presidents off tho first aud second
f ranches OF council % waa reported
o. rH morning paper yesterday that Oh.
r"fffr "f appointing "a mayor fo 100
Ouf fhn unaNpffrd term oft Che late
NIfnr schmidt would COME ur 40 This
wrcfinr huf iu Difference ana honor
nf fHn IrIfh ~ fh. late Mayor. the
matter viii mot come up until the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
JEALOUS HuBBY SHOOTS
MAN WHO WON HIS WIPE

ETTTIT- v Va D G0-Nt
Grnhart Va. torifrt Charles Comp
Ion 10 fireman az the Mitchell Ice conn
rnnF rode up o. she home % "a man
named LeTel. who fa manager OF A
larEe farm near Graham. emptled a
large load 20 shot into MS aDd0man
chest and then rode away. Comp
Ion charges Lr0rI with wfnuine the ar
ferfions ~ his wife. while Lcrcl stout
N uru.nr my ErYu edge uT such a
fhinr LeTei was brought here fn a
hospital tonight. where is fa fn q
cartioua condition ~ his body ia allied
with shot Compton was arrested ana
tailed Lonel OIL married an has a
family.
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Benwood Briefs.

The city finance committee met in
regular semi-mOuthly session last
evening.
Miss Leona Alley. Of Moundsville.
IL spending "a few days with friends
and relatives in his city.
The local ball team Is trying 70 ar
range a game with the Hodshou team
OF Wheeling FOR next sunday.
The Ladies' % the MaCcabces will
hold their social IN the Firth ward
hose house this evening.
Elsie Bristol. who has been III at
the Glenda hospital for the past sew
eral weeks Is slowly improving
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AGO.. after evidence aat been pro
duccd "a show thai me- was conduct
ing "a rooming house under the rame
OF a hotel
Although a number % persons
caught iu the place when it vas
raidcd. testified eEDIst him. Bailey
appealed the case.
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Corn Growers Take roticn

All or the boys OF ohio count ywho be-
IohS 10 the Agriculture Club. are re-
10 bring three stalks Of corn 10
street. Friday or saturday afterpgpn AMI
superintendent Of Schools J. h. Lnzear
VIII De there 20 receive them. Every one
~ ulem Will receive "a free ticket to the
s'Hte tdlF' ana the following prizes Will
De awarded: First. s.. second. 81: third.
toutth, -, and fiftn, S.. All who
uclong 10 the Club Can rufnr
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BEN
Council Meeting Tonight VIII he Inter
esting. News OF the Mill
Town.
City Council To Meet

City Council To Meet
The city fathers will meet In regular
sem-monthly session this evening in
the chambers at the city hall. Many
interesting matters are due TO come up
at the meeting which promises to be
largely attended. The contractor at
work on the paving OF Harmony hill will
probably he present and report progress
on the contract. They will also go over
the city pay roll OF the finance com
mittee which met last evening.
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a Good

There's a good butcher IN -.
His clothes his aprons. his shirts are
always so clean and white hat people
who buy their meats OF him know the
meat must be clean and good. We
don't need 10 name him right out, but
bis wife uses Easy Task o and
that cleans butchers clothes. aprons
and linen.
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One OF the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with Is lame back. Apply Chamber
iain's Eminent twice a day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly AZ each ap-
plication. and you will get quick re-
lief. For sale by all druggists.
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knights Held Meeting.

Evening star Lodge. knights OF
Fythias met In regular semi-monthly
session at their headquarters IN the
Barlow building and transacted con-
siderable business pertaining To the
order : large attendance was had
and the meeting vas brought To- a close
with a smoker and socIal hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
BAILEY CARRIES CASE
TO HICHER COUQT

Papers in fho case Of the CITY w.
Jamcs a. Bailey were ficf |vcs.eriay
court so thrf tha case may o. l-o.sht
up at The September town of court
Tho defendant was hred 500 and
costs In police court several wr,k.
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Still On Strike.

The strike at the coal mine OF tho
Wheeling Steel and Iron
which occurred last saturday morning
following tho dischaTging Of two Of
the employees IS still unsettled and
prospects for an early settlement are
not probable. The strike Of the men
have caused a suspension OF the mill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-27
Fulton voy Fire Company socisl

me luton volunteer fIre COMPANY
ue4d their annual social and lawn f.te
.sSt "Nenlhg on the large lawn at Glen
wood. "Rudlers. one OF the larees,
crowns ever attending was present at
Tue colngs and sure bad the time OF
thelr hNes. Dancing and bowling was
a feature OF the evening aud at a late
hour refreshments were served by the
members. 80
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Six Paced Mayor

Six offenders faced Mayor Scanlon
last evening. four on charges Of be-
Ing drunk and d~i~orderly and hey all
drew the usual fines Of So and COSTS.
Two Foreigners were there on tile car
pet for lighting and zach was fined 81
and costS All paid and were released.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
COLUMBUS. O.. August estate
Treasury Dreamer 81 Belmont is con-
fined TO bis home by Illness. His case
has been diagnosed as typhoid fever.
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road east Of Elm Grove and will fin a
I0hs feIt want In this particular district.
The concern Will be a general store. and
handle all kinds OF merchandise. IL IS
u a short distance west OF the old
store room.
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At the Majestic theater tonight an
excellent program. Don't miss II.
Bring the children and let them laugh
at the comics.
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meeting. which viii likely be caiief
for THURSDAY. and only the routine
business will BE- transacted at the
meeting this evening.
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Everybody attend the horse sale at
the Stone House. Elm Grove, XXI
Thursday.
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Mrs. Thomas Oaks Of Halls Gar
is very low with typhoid flux.
II. b. Hays attended the Lexing
ton fair Monday.
Miss Emelia Peters of Danviile. is
the guest of Miss Dorothy Reid.
Circuit Clerk J. +. Holdam has
been laid up for about a week.
Mesers. W. o. Martin and l.. r.
Hughes went TO Lexington Tuesday
to attend the fair this week.
Miss Minnie Ripley has returned
home from Lebanon where she has
been visiting Mrs. r. X. Hourigan.
Miss Sue Taylor Engleman Is quite
i'll with typhoid fever at her home in
the country.
Miss Ida Lee Campbell, of Crab
Orchard is the guest of Miss Ida
NJ pcttus.
Mr.. Prescott Brown is visiting
friends and relatives at BrJdhead.
lie will take in the fair while there.
DIR. Heath has returned. TO Rich
mond after a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. A. II. Severance.
Misses Bertha Veatch, and Bessie
Afford, Of Louisville, arc :hc guests
of Miss Mollie Daugherty.
Mrs. Will Shanks went TO Rich>
mond Tuesday TO spend several days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bald
win.
Mesdames ". e. Shanks and J. II.
Shanks went to Crab Orchard
Springs, Tuesday to remain for a
week.
Mrs. Belle V. Dunn and Nancy Lee
of Wilmore, have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Campbell at IIustonvilla.
They went to Crab Orchard the first
of the week to visit her son, Mr..
Viii Dunn and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason Mo4-
NJ. Of Muskogee, Okla. arc rccciy-
inc congratulations upon the arrival
of "a handsome young son. who was
born at Crab Orchard wheIe Mrs.
Morris has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. +. lloldam. The Young man
has been named James Holdam Nor
ris.
;. ii. Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
ii. Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. John 5.
Baughman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
". y. Wearen and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Mckinney and family.
and Mr.. and Mrs. ;. NJ. Sauney and
family autoed to Berea Sunday and
spent the day with DR.. and Mrs. W.
y. Craig. Miss Sallie Mills Craig
and Master Sam Craig returned
with them for a visit here.
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Mr.. +. q. Scott is attending the
Blue Grass Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Butt. of Crab
Orchard were here Saturday.
Mr.. j. X. Coffev and daughter. of
Middlcburg. were in town Monday.
Mr.. Joe McAlistcr. of Way, Miss.
arrived Monday to visit her brother.
Mr.. J. y. Foster and other relatives.
Mr.. James II. Eads has been Wis
iting friends and relatives at Rankin
Ky.
Misses Isabel Reynolds and Mary
Lois Gam. Of Mckinney, were in
town Saturday for a short time.
Miss Ella Warren Is in Crab Orch
ard. visiting her sister, Mrs. G. F..
Garnett.
Mrs. Julia Higgins and daughter.
of Somerset, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. King at Hubble.
Mr.. G. W. King, of Norman. Okla,
i here visiting his brother, Mr.. l..
c. King at Hubble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will White and chill
dren, of Parksville, were the "uests
OF her uncle. Mr.. Cicero Reynolds,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner and
pretty daughter, Edna. Of Nicholas
vile, have returned home after
visit 10 her sister. Mesdames j. X.
Harris and J. w. Bryant.
Mrs. W. b. Mckinney and daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Katherine and Miss
Annette Wearen are visiting DIR.
and Mrs. w. n. Craig and family
at Berea.
NJ. O. Basin. who now holds an
important position at Bedford. Ind.
is back home for a short visit TO the
folks.
Mrs. Tinsiey Spoonamore and
Mrs. !. A. Potter. are visiting their
brother, Mr.. w. 7. Smith at Leying-
ton and will attend the fair while
there.
Miss Gertrude Anderson, Of Paris,
and Miss Annie Lee Burns. of Cow
ington, are the guests of Miss Ellen
Scott.
X. $. Steele and wife, of Coeburn,
are with Mrs. Steele's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hanson
in the West End.
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Personal and Social.

Miss Mary Higgins is visiting
friends ana relatives in Somerset.
Mrs. J. c. Lynn went to the city
Monday TO buy her fall millinery.
Miss Jennie Warren spent Satur-
day at the Crab Orchard Springs.
Messrs. W. q. Martin and +. H.
Tudor took IN the Danyille fair, Fri
day.
Miss Elizabeth Higgins and Mr..
Welch Rochester attended the Dan
vile fair Thursday.
Miss Mary Moore Raney is visit
ing Mr.. I. IL. Smiley at Lexington
during the fair.
Miss Effie Drye. of Hustonville,
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Drye.-llarrodsburg Herald.
Mrs. j. q. Carpenter was the
guest of her mother. Mrs. NJ. l..
Fish at Crab Orchard, Saturday.
Miss Milligan, of Lexington. is
the attractive guest of Miss Mary
Morrison Matheny.
Miss Louise LINN has returned
home from Danville. where she has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Logan
Wood for several weeks.
Mr.. W. ;. Fish and little son HUI
bert spent Saturday and Sunday
with his father, Mr.. W. c. Fish at
Paint Lick.
Misses Martha Ewing and Mary
Adams Terhune, of Lebanon. are
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. 7. W.
Pennington.
Miss Emma Meier. of Highland.
has been the recent guest of her
sisters. Mesdan.es 4, l.. Cover and
Nj. A. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :. Baughman.
Misses Effie Baughman and Mary
Moore Raney went TO the Danville
fair Friday.
Mrs. Basc1m Pelphrey and little
daughter, of Lancaster, have re-
turned home after a visit TO her
father, Mr.. W. A. Carson and fam
lily.
Mesdames Joseph Coffey. G. S.
Moore and daughter, of LeCOmntop.
Kansas, and Joe l.. Coffey and lit
tie son. are the guests Of Mrs. W. X.
Dillon at London.
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STAFF on ONO CITY oF 1oLIDo.
LUCAS COUNTY 81

sTaTr or ONO CITY oF 1oLEpo.
Lucas COUNTY. s.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that ne n senior
Partner q the hrfn Of r. J. CHENEY A Co. doing
business IN the CITY OF Toledo County and state
Aforesaid. ana that said nrm VIII pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of CAIAHHH that cannot be cured by the OF
HALLS CATAHHH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 70 before and subscribed IN my presence.
thi- 9Th day VI December. A. D.. 1850.
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