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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24

NlcIe COth "dllts olltcH@clc1 10
George Washington. and facing the
C LIBERATED Nelson house. in which
ne terms of that event were Peunec.
ynree thousand persons gathered /
ass Saturday afternoon az YorkSoWa |
celebrate the one hundred ano /
airty-first anniversary OF the sur
renoer OF LoId CornwalIis and his
,rmy 10 Gen. George Washington.
-ommander-in-chist of the American
rmy.
Probably never IN the history Of
{.-S,o~n Historical Society OF the
J.ited States. under whose auspices
tie celebration was held. was a more
-accssstul programme given and tHe
o~d in attendance spent a most CT
| i,yeole day viewing the scenes that
N an SO much 70 the American peo
pie. The day broke with heavy
clo1 is snd al Intervals there was g.
smal. Fprinklng OF rain. but the
crowd began gathering there shorty
after 9 o CLOCK and by noon the his
toric village was a scene OF sursinl
and animated humanity.
Out in the usrbor was the trin
gunboat Nashville. -nd al noon tn'
nine planter General Mills. anc
the tug. Reno. arrived from For
Monroe with the Fourth Unns'
States artillery oand and two com
psnies of heavy coast artillery whic
came 70 participate n the exercises
Mcdonald Lee and a party or youp
: people from Irvington came on u
i state oyster boat. wnile the haroC
sas well dotted with small BOA
= rom Gloucester county and oth'
y points along York river and Chesi
oeake bav. Yorktown was IN ga
9 ature tor the celebration. most
o the homes and stores being dee
$ rated with American dlgs and bur
g ,ng. Tns iupTovised speaker
N' stand was literally covsrd with q
le zmb.ems of the United States.
o. From 10 o'clock uauA after
- ne visitors spent the tune sig
seeing and viewing the points
interest around the town SO III
'e With historical spots. Provisic
al tor taxing care OF the visitors WI
' admirable and the hotels and cat
iN stands saw that none went IA
~ hungry. while many brought oask
'S Of the most tempting Wancs ana
SO ioyed them from the yards and r
'e Oanks.
Shortly after l o clock the par
vas formed and marched aroi
: town. Tne parade was headed
the Fourth Artillery band. anC
the columns were the Seventy-ti
and One Hundred and sixty Gig
companies OF coast arallery Il
: Fort Monroe, unoer command
Major Bunker. Then came
companies of sailors from the Ni
-. vile. followed oY persons on nc
back. Senator Swanson, Dr.. 5
and the other guests reviewed
parade from the porch OF the q
Of Conway Shields; and the SOLD
and sailors we're hoerally applaT
oy the crowd, which admired
splendid young fighters OF tne q
and navy. The music oy the 70
Artillery band was Que OF the teal
= of the occasion.
s.lf Atthe conclusion Of the march
,nl. column proceeded 70 the speai
nes stand where the crowd had air
~ gathered and where Major II
,ols Reed Hatfield. of Washington.
ON president OF the society. annoa
On. that the exercises sere 70 osgiD
d at Major Hatfield introduced
. William Reese Scott. chaplail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
williamsburg BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
IS NAME CHOSEN EOR ORGANIZATION
SECOND MEETING RESULTS IN much PRELIMINARY
WORK. ADOPTION OF CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS

mess men of Williamsburg assem-
bled in the courthouse here last
Thursday night and put the finishing {
touches on the new organization
that promises to be factor in the
growth and advancement of the
material welfare of the city and ad-
iacent territory. The msetinE was
enthusiastic and harmonious through
out. and there was a feeling Of
earnestness about everything that
was done. Thirty or forty men
participated in the meeting which
was long drawn out. the adoption OF
a constitution requiring considerable
detail work. Hereafter the meetings
will be short and so arranged that
they may be terminated at short no
tee.
President H. N. Phillips presided,
with most of the other officers in
place. After the reading of min
utes of the first meeting and reports
of a few committees. the most i'm
portant of which was that on mem
bership, quite a number OF new
names being added. the body got
down to the adoption of a constitu-
ton. The old organic law was read
section by section. the committee on
revision making amendments from
time to time. The annual dues were
fixed at S1.00. payable on the first
of October. That will be the only
charge of membership during the
year.
There was quite a heated discus
sion over a suitable name for the or
ganizauon. Three or four names
among them being the following
were suggested: The Peninsula
Business Mems Association; The
Williamsburg Business Mems Asso
ciation;" The Business Mems AS
socistion of Williamsburg" etc
name agreed upon more for brevit,
and comprehensiveness than other
wise. was The Williamsburg Bus
ness Association" The constitudo
provides that men only can becom
members, so the ladies are excluded
even if they deeired to get mixed u
IN mems work.
1t was about 1920 before the o
eanizstion had adopted its constitl
tion, after which several membe
discussed some measures that wou
be taken Up at an early meeting.
+. Wolfe put himself on record
favoring a market place aud d
holding of regular markets in w
liamsburg. He met with the hear
approval of number of his assoc
atss. and this matter will probab
be brought to the attention OF |
city council. with the request th
such a market be provided 1t "
also suggested that the matter
cotton growing among the Peninsr
farmers be gwen attention by
association and such assistance az
in its power be given. along W
other support TO the agricultural
terests. The farmers around v
liamsburg are going to find a strC
friend in the Business Associat
and It is hoped that many of tn
will join the organization.
All Peninsula farmers. lumberm
or others. interested in the grov
of this section are invited to becc
members on the same basis as Il
men. No matter what bushes:
profession you may follow. you
eligible to membership. if you S
scribe to the laws of the associatl
When the association adjourne
was to meet in the courthouse
morrow night at o'clock. and c
member is asked to have somett
to suggest for the betterment of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-24
WILLIAMSBURG RETAIL MARKET

Following are the retail prices paid
at the stores for the products named.
These prices were prevailing yester-
dav AZ u o'clock.
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(Continusd ou page 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
Ger itarfs slid.

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Serr, i9 brtnee ben SiI4, ben sic
Bel mir bsItelItsn."
RunOe: r@ut. Stellen Sie i'm
bisrber, unb nun 5eisen sic einmdl.
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mobt baben."
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msin aisber. id iebs bier sinen RiB,
Der bsrtittst it,"
SiI6ler: rSu, Ssrr, iaiuObl, gang
re6t; aber bas merit man ia gar
niht, penn Ter aitt srf bart it,"
aunbe (osr, UNI ben Slid berum'
gebenb, nr8 sine foIde St.Ile finbeD:
r2lbsr bier finbe i6 ipieber 8itt,
mein 2ieber; mas iOlI bus beoeus
ten2"
siIdGer: rSa, feb.n Sic, Serr. mir
fprang Elm Stiiddsn Spl5 BON Der
Rant. ub. unb id babe bi. Glide nit
elm tpenig aitt auseefiilIt. @bsr bus
f6abet nidts, Serr, luHen sic es MIR
srIt bart fperbsn."
aunb.: ,,@sb,n Sic bier. ous s.bt
bod niht; bier in Der Mitte biefss
gein.s lit Elm gans.r 8lumpen &itt.
@as Tugen sic bdsus"
SiIdlsr: .9as 1T ntdt fpeiter
fflimm, Ssrr; tpsnn Der &itt bart
pirb, 70 lit er feItsr uIs Ous Sol5
uno bdIt piel beFer."
arnbe: w6ier, mein Better, nsbs
men sic 6isIen Sif9 lpiebsr nit nah
SauIe unb brinssn sic mir einen
onOeren gang aus 8itt. 9llfo brins
gen sic einen aus &itt, bt. 9fiife
t0nnen Sic bann nit SuI8 ausfiils
Ien." ID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

-Grtannt. 9lr5t: r@us febIt
Sbnen bsnn2"
Puticnt: SD ipeiB aud nidt.
Strr 9ottor. 0as @fen f9medt mir
ni9t, i'm lam ni4t idIafen 80"
glr5t: .Qtber iporum beiratsn sic
osnu 6as MdO9eu itidt2-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

Griter 9uferiunse WdS
6u fasft, - uITo oo4 Ulitslieo BONN
SierI6ubDsrsin is bsin Wseiter9
3peiter S9uiteriungG
unO mas fir eensl = Der is fogai
fp'n erober sSreun6 bon be Sieres
Gel id tssns 9a9t ungeitOrt fhldfsn
fdnn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

6 d a. b. 4Is. 2luf Der 4bOIf
emil : 6iitte perunJIi,dte Der 80
Sabre aIte 9isBer @eorg DoIff. Or
ItanO nebsn sinem NIT fIiiITgem Ro6s
eiisn geFiiIlten 8onb.rter. oIs bisier
infoIge zines Sruds5 umfieI. Die
sIiibenbe MoFe fpribts aus unb traf
ibn am 86rper, Dobsi er Iebsnsses
fGbrlibe 8rnnoturnosn erlitt. @r ers
lag feinen @erleBuraeH turse 3sit
na6ber.
9ingen. Der @rbeitsr Satob
Roud aus 0oIbsim serier nit Der
gbsfrou BIS DsrIm5i:b.nfen 6Gnos
Itrs Sogl S9rosoer in Chit unb
CAB aus elmer Gntfernung BON eiais
gen Metern sineu ReOolpsrt9ub auT
bic Jrou ab. 9ieie iDurbs in bic
Bruit getroffen mlo idpsr perleBt.
Der Sdter puroe perbafies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. july 30
a number OF Pittsburgh parties head.
20 by j. u. Balm. :. II. Fuller. n n
Roberts. ID. Kelly. y. ~ Galloway and
y. w lngold have procured a charter
from the Secretary Of state in tbis
Stat" for the CO-oI rratiye Improve-
mrnt Company Of Washington II G.
~ develop lands for residence pur-
poses. mortgage properties. deal in
real estate. furnish electricity. ctc
The authorized capital is s3-0.00O
oiher charters issued today were
90 the following
'lov"rlick and Burbin Mutual Tefa.
phone company. Of Cass. W Va. 20
hn.d . telephone line connecting Go.
N'fliok. Uurbin. Buftousvule and
'ro"n bank The authorized CAN'T,
De- $1,000. and tho incorporators are
q q Wauless. u. J.. Kesier and Al.
Ten 6olford. of Wanlc7s. W VaV "
u Moore. of stony Bottom. w Va
ana Max Curry. az Cars. " Va
Fruit Hidg" Farms COMPANY Of
H'rkrI"y Springs. W. Va. 10 cultivate
irnit. raise farm products. poulfrv.
etc. 300 Morgan county. West viz.
cihi1 Authorized capital. $50 600 In.
rorporft0re Hammond Silcr g.
w bis"r. %. T. Graham. a. a. VI era.
iam and a 50 Graham. all ~ Berto.
i'f Springs. IS so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
TRACTION DEAL
TO GO THROUGH
STOCKHOLDERS oF WHEELING
Traction COMPANY TO TURN
Ore Fourth % Purchase Price Will Be
Pad On THIS Os.s ard About
$4,000 Will Be Distrihutsc.

Formal notices were sent out yes
terday by the Dollar Savings and
Trust company notifying the stock
holders OF the Wheeling Traction
company TO deposit their stock at the
bank on August first. In Accordance
with the agreement entered into some
time ago when the company disposed
u its ownings. According to the
agre sment a cash payment OF one
fourth will be made on the stock
which will be cashed in by the stock
holders al $3.50 per share.
This means that about Ss60.000 will
be paid out and Il Is understood that
this amount has already been deposit
ed In the bank BY the purchasing
company. Practically all OF the stock
holders have signed the agreement
and the notice for the turning IN OF
the stock viii dispell all doubt that
the ovnings of the company were ac-
tually sold. Practically all OF the
stockholders signed the original
agreement and no trouble will be eX-
pericnced in getting all OF them TO
turn in their shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
A GREAT RECORD


HARD 20 duplicate n IN wheeling.
soores % representative citiEens Of
MheeiinE are testifying for Doan
Kidney Pills such a record Of local
endorsements D. uneQuAlled IN NOD
I'm times. This public statement
made % a citizen IL but one Of the
many That have preceded Il and the
hundreds that Will follow Read n.
Mrs. Pred Maurer. el5 5. Wabash
81. Wheeling. ". Va. says: 4 hold
a high opinion OF Deans kidney Pills,
judging from the knowledge Of their
curative powers. They have been
used In my home on different occa-
stons with the most excellent results.
Some three years ago a enember OF
my family suffered severely from
pains In the small of the back and
there were other distressing symp-
toms OF kidney complaint present.
Doans Kidney Pills were so highly
recommended that a supply was pro-
cured. They lived up TO the claims
made for them. the contents of two
boxes effecting a complete cure. !
publicly recommended this remedy
nearly three years ago and now |
gladly confirm that statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-a
take no other.
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Miss Margaret Jackson. OF Washing
t"h. l'i. AMI Niss Ni-cc RidClev. Of
" ""',a"n' sp"nt M"n1a:- the guest OF
Ais Margaret Young here
MISS kowaine Hen -n- easter Wade
b"l, ~ Springdaie. spent saturday and
HunHaN the guests of friends here
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank johnson and
danghter Margaret. 81 Wheeling are
calling on friends here for O. few dav-
w Y Gorhy a. well known bu~Ine@.
man ~ Wheeling spent SUNDAY tho
guest "f hIs parents here
NdFlcS Nichols. 90 " oodSdaI. aud
Elmer Becker. ~ Wheeling. sp.nt sun
dar Nis'tinr friends here
Samuel keller OF t1,trrs,..tto ~ -
a ~ 'iuai" ~ o." Norma: cIaSs ~ 1912.
iN VISITING friends here tri- Week
Mf~- J.. ). Crosse AMI sire NaIofanI
uaNs near Huntington. y. Va
Misses liza ipEu" and wilma Shears
haN" returned TO their nome aft.r s,..,,'l-
ing several weeks 80 Morsantown. W.
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DIED.

SMITH Monday morning. at the
Martins Ferry hospital. MRS. MAMIE
SMITH. wife of Levi Smith. in the
35th year ~ her age.
Funeral services from her late resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon at 80
o'clo'k lntcrmeut az River View
cemetery.
IoITER On sunday July 21st 1912.
a. 30 O'Clock .. m. at her home No
49, Fourteenth street. MRS
SARAH. widow Of the late William
Moltcr.
Funeral services from The late residence
TUESDAY afternoon 40 $50 o'clock
Friends OF family invited 10 attend.
lntermcnt private. Greenwood Gene
terry.
LEoNARD-On SUNDAY. July 21st. 1912.
at li-5o O'Clock q. ~. KATE. widow
Of the late James Leonard. IN her 63rd
year.
Funeral from lcr late residence No. 1876
Twelfth street. ON Wednesday morn
ing az o'clock Friends 81 the fam
ily respectfully invited 10 attend In
fcrw'rt Mt calvary cemetery. The
T.. e.. o.. \. Society Will attend in
body.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Eotio. to contractorr

BIDS Will 10 received until b. O'Clock
noon on Mon Low. July 1-I. 1912. f1r re
constr 1-ffnu q the new tIfF Hospital
General contract tHr Electric Work. and
tre fiumhIu-
tiua FEal. he addressed fr sealed en-
ffiHfs fl Mr 70 D. lle reus Chairman
Ell1irE Com riffea. Neuralryiirr Co
IS "eefrr. " Va. anil -rpauIaI hy a
.'rifleI rnerf f'r on amount equal 90
10 fto total nf fns rff
i.fre end rrf fIrafInra are on eN-
'HIt.nu 90 f.a .ff 20 f.ar.ra 49,
Rates. Architect Board nr TraFe HsE
~ Irr N So. arf also af f.r nffirs
- f.r -lfa-irfsr ST. rIara. af ne
Ir.a l.Hrrr .y.fr.u
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here's lots Of wastofulncss i'm soap.
i""pi" usually argue that a cake or
soap costs five cents and that's all
.h'T" is 20 D.. but ~ isn't Easy
TASK soap. for example does twice
I'd" work ~ cheap. common rosin
soaps. and costs the same 70 does
m" work quicker. better and much
more easily. It's saving qualities only
BEGIN with its price. 10 saves clothes
lN'l and health Don'- use uncertain
soaps Get Easy Task go your
groCrTs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

The meeting 81 the building commit
tee 81 the First " T. church ~ tb,s
CITY. which wls To- Doe hold last evening.
Was postponed until later IN the week
lher" were only three members OF the
committee atteude the meeting and Il
was decided 90 postpone % until later
Architect NJ Geisev. ~ Wheeling
was present. hut decided To give no in
t"rmation out until afcr the meeting is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
WEST LIBERTY
MOCK Trial.

The students OF the West Liberty Nor
NAL school held mock trial In the
auditorium OF hte school Saturday even
ing. and large part Of the populat ion
OF the town was in attendance one Of
the students was charged with the theft
or a dog. and = great deal OF amusement
was derived by everyone present at his
expense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
WINDE RMERu.

South Carolina Ave. End house from
feacd. Best equipped modern price
hotel in Atlantic city. Elevator. bath
irE from hotel Booklet. r. \. BEN
DEE. owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

The Great Leon Medicine show
Whic hop-rated last wee kon the vacant
lot at the corner OF Third and Marshall
streets viii remain all Of the present
week The show was not well attended
last week. due % the fact that ~ rained
nearly every evening They will give
"a matinee 90 Thursday afternoon. also
ou SATURDAY. afternoon
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cree t ta
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west Liherty Prerhrterian chnroh-

heN Mr.. wilkinson 20 Bsummons -
MlH have charge Of the services at the
IrrshNterian church SUNDAY morning
July. - R"V. Mr.. Wilkinson comes
as candidate II Is cxpect-d
tnat a large crowd viii be present t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
Entertained Yinitorn.

Der OF friends at her home Monday even
ing. when she entertained. very
llcasant evening was spent. and many
uiU"rfut diversions were INDUCED in
The following were present. Mrs Ralph
MORRISON and son. OF Valley Grove. Mrs.
lea Norkheiser and son. OF Chester. W
Va. and Miss Wuua Spears
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HOTEL FRONTENAC kEN ~

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
laI section. between the two famous
piers. central ." an attractions modcrn
high-class hotel. ass good asa the best
capacity 25u VIII make very spectral
terms OF - up weekly. $3.50 up daily.
Including larE. ocean rooms. metal beds
tltNat"r. baths. phones. superior table.
WIN white service. table supplied direct
rom farm. poTchss overlook the ocean
ana boardwalk. tookl.t y. T. WATTS
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HOTEL. IROOUOIS

south car lf",. a." and Beach. center -
all atfraril.-.-. CAPACITY SOC tnc Of
f" most n.1d@rn ami up-to-da.e. 100
ocean SIDE rooms. Pri~tte baths. run
Ming Vafc~ 30 rooms. elevator. music.
IN" torc 'S White service. Spectral
rnfea. 81 up weekly. 3 90 up daily
Eooalrf ~ D. SHAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
GENERAL NOTICE.
Aprlication for Pardnn.

Application for Pardon.
Nofitc o. hereby given that on or
ABOUT the 3iSt day Of July. 1879 an ar
j arduu Attorney. Charleston. West VIZ
fiuii. fnr tho pardon o. Joseph pser,
tnuFicfed OF tho crime Of felony. az the
April term. 1912. % tho Criminal court
of 81. LOB county. ani sentenced 90 irpris-
oninfrf in tIe West virginia Tcnfeu-
uar. for the period OF g years
f~lEuefl JOSEPH OSER.
Hf.sU.nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

- virginia ~ near Beach and steel Pier
pieA |.rTolaiiukS. Capacity 500. Hot
''a co'l sea water ratnS Large rooms.
"rn exposure Elevator to, street
.eyt!. spacious porches. etc special week
rh'cs- 49, u9 daily. Booklet Coaches
COOPER and LEEDS
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
Liquor Application city OF whssIinT.

Liquor Application city OF Wheeling.
Wheeling. W Va July %, 1917
To Whom 10 May Concern.
The following is an application filed
with me for liquor license for the year
commencing September ]. 1912.
Retail.
Jesse McCombs. 1888 Market St. Resi-
dence 1916 aMrket st
] DO hereby certify that the above an
Ilcant for retail liquor license has re-
cetved certificstc from tho sheriff OF
ONO county, certifying that he has de-
posted Eigat Hundred and Thirty-threa
Dollars and Thirty-four Cents (Ss33SlJ
as required 10y law
Respectfully.
CHAS. 70 tfFIGER
Clerk OF the License Court
fV-9n-gf. au-f-1g
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cOmp-stsa for Outing.

Local Journeymans' Barber Union No.
20. have completed arrangements for
it, annual outing To- Doe held at Wheel
ing Park. next Thursday. All shops OF
the cit will Toe closed and a great pro-
gram has been arranged for the cay.
including a shaving contest at o'clock
Many local BARRIERS have entered their
names in the contest. which will prove
very interesting It II likely that a
large crowd from this town will attend
the picnic All shops will remain open
at a late hour Wednesday evening.
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THE COLwYN.

II South Michigan Ave. splendidly
u catei near Reach and amusement
ienghtfuf rooms. open surroundings
one block from q. n -. station. MRS.
&. ;. BERGEN. Prop. formerly Of san
Jose
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HOTEL SEMINOLE

80. Carolina Az and Beach Rest lo~a
'on. new modern. complete. elevator.
Iriva'" baths. etc. special SO up ,.Ety.
fk't Mrs : r. ALLEN
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NJ MECHEN
Knights of Pythia. TO Meet

LOca' Lodge. knights OF Pythias. No.
la. viii hold its regular weekly meet
ing this evening at its headquarters IN
the NIcMechen building. at the corner Of
seventh and Marshall streets. Several
candidates will be initiated into the
order and given the first and second de-
grees. All members are requested 10
lie present
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wANTED-To secure a copy OF the
Journal OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
airy ~, 1853. This Journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Dsrmott.
and is wanted for the State Archives OF
". Va. any owner OF "a copy OF tho
journal Will perform a public service
gencer, or with Hon Virgil Lewis,
state Archiveist. Charleston. w. Va
tf-July12.
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HOTEL boutwell,.
VIRGINIA AVENUE

Second house from steel Ficr. Highest
StancaId In tu.=iae ard service Rc-,kl.t.
=. & y 2 boutwell,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTED-Tent. medium size must
be in good condition. State price and
dimensions. Tent care Intelligence.
jy-20-i 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

It's the best for all wood work
GIOSSlT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
Wanted-Male ana Female Help

WArTED-Ladies or gentlemen for
house to house canvass. Salary paid
weekly. Apply at once. Mr.. Gould.
ll26 Eoff street. between 5 and D. m
Nat phone ls34X. jy-ls-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
RiVer-BOttOm
Farm

OF 360-A.; in Lebanon township.
Meigs county, Ohio. fronting half
mile on Ohio river; 65-A. Of all
bottom land, balance rolling. Land
in good state OF cultivation plenty
of fruit; we'll watcred by springs.
wells and cistern; Groom house.
all plastered, 36xlO8-foot barn.
with capacity of 100 head Of cat
tie; boat landing and r r. station
on opposite side of river. and farm
IS near good town Good reasons
for selling; price right; terms 90
suit purchaser.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-10-19
Papar Guns and towels.

Most useful to picnickers, travellers.
motorists. etc, are the paper cups
which are TO be had in sealed pack
ages Of one dozen for five cents. The
sanitary towels made OF crepe paper.
which come In half dozen packages.
are also extremely useful to travellers.
walking parties. etc. Incidentally, the
housewife who is determined to take
things easy during her summer in the
country may also consider these add
lions TO the list OF household articles
which may be used once and thep