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Different Nationalities.

D"0TSUS ELECTROMAGNETIC
"R. O." writes: II want to marry
certain young lady, but che 10 OF DIFF
aren't nationality from my own. DO
you think this difference will mar our
failure life together
Not necessarily.
II. D." writes: "A youns man and
I have planned TO marry in three years
hut my parents and myself want the
eraa cement announced at once. He
says he doesn't want that done for a
year. and my parents have forbidden
ssy having ANYTHING to do with MN
n he sti:ks TO his decision. II he really
cared for me wouldn't he do a. ] wished
about this"
! think %.
III. c." writes: Il an very much In
49, ~AA 49, hut I 0Ad thai ne
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CHAPTER XIV.
The Unexpected Happens.

~ are q dear unreason-
able little girl" he said.
Have you breath enough
to tell me why YOU came
down the LADDER
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pledged word sxa'tng the letter the expense of the spirit But
should ONES bond
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OUgU&. I'VE. ~ me ~ tuoA
A RE you acquainted with the fact
~ that on every school day Of the
year q schooihouss 10 burned IN
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CHAPTER XIII.
Continual
For the Defendant.

d =: :: 8: 5: :: =: ::
Law close To the brink, A
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~ G." writes: Il an very much In
I'VE With Q giri. bat and that ~
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The Folks That Write Our Books

rus.Ahs q. a.. M. 70 r...s MO-
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SOCIETY NEWS
Entertained.

SlSTERSVlLLE. w. Va. Jan. .
Miss Mildred Pritchard entertained
Tuesday night with a watch party in
honor of her brother. Ernest Pritch.
ard. a student of Wheeling High
school. who is home for the HOLIDAYS.
and Halle Wright. of Wheeling. who
is visiting Miss Pritchard at the home
OF the latter's parents. Rev. and Mrs
VI. +. Pritchard. Hill street. The
evening was most enjoyably spent in
various games and amusements. after
which delightful luncheon was
served. Those present were Misses
Pauline Richards. Allie Higgins. Vir.
GINA McMullin, Florence Shriver,
Lura Bunting, lrma Mccoy, Lena
Morgan. Mildred Pritchard. Halle
wright. OF Wheeling. and Myra
Smith. Of Parkersburg: Messrs. Ar.
thur McCamey. Harry McMulIin. Les.
lie Shriver. Ross Core. Orion Farrell.
Everett Meredith and Ernest Pritcn.
ard.
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ted to the direct vote of the people Of
oregon In one year
Now. honor bright" he said How
many citizens do you suppose there
are who studied those questions? How
many understood them when they did
study them? | do not mean 20 re-
nect on the Intelligence OF the people
wnen l say they could not understand
tnem with the opportunity they were
gwen TO study item. I could not do
He declared that in Switzerland the
people mad become disguised with the
constant necessity of voting on cues
tons of government and had gradu-
ally refused to go to the polls. A COM
pulsory voting law. he said had not
succeeded and they had finally de-
termined TO pay voters.
Pay Them to Vote.
Make EN- vote and II they won't.
pay EN- TO vote. is the principle sug
gested. said Senator Bailey.
senator Bailey declared that in
states where constitutional amend.
ments had been submitted TO the peo-
pie. but a small proportion of the cit
lzens voted upon them. In wiscon-
SIN. ne said. IL ran as low as from
- TO SO per cent. In Oregon. he de-
clared: on question involving the fu-
lure or the states university in which
the pubic had become keenly inter-
ested, but so per cent had voted upon
the question.
Senator Ashurst. answering Senator
BAILEY. declared that the percentage
OF people who voted on public ques-
lions In the states where direct leg.
lslatlon was attempted. was fully as
great as the percentage of L. S. sen
ators, sworn and paid To vote on
iegislation who voted on the major.
lily OF the subjects before the senate.
senator Ashurst in his defense of
Mr. Hearst declared that his name
was associated with the success of
many projects to promote the happi-
ness OF the people and the perpetuity
OF american institutions; and declaT.
ed mat he was firm friend a Low.
ing husband. and a faithful father"
More than that. | need not say:
less than that | could not say" he
added
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SUBURBAN TOWNS HAD
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY

10 be only matter of form. as there
was only seven running. of course no
opposition. out OF 225 voters fifteen
votes were cast. which were as fol.
lows: For mayor. J. y Bowler. Is:
for recorder. r. r. Armbruster. l.:
Tor councilmen. Friend Cox. -:
George J. Rodgers. Is: Charles Klein.
Ia j. +. Brown. -. and w n. Sha.
fer. -. These are the same as last
year with the exception of J. Z
hrown' he taking the place of a coun-
Gilman who resigned.
At Pleasant Valley.
The election at Pleasant Valley re-.
r'moIed tho WOOdsdale in many wavs.
lhe'e being no opposition. and the
same ones running this time as be-
I1re. There were nine votes cast ar
Pleasant Valley ont of a large nun.
Der OF voters. The result is as fol
lows; For mayor. u. &. List. Jr. g.:
kecrodcr. 2: +. G. BrCckardt .. conn.
cilmen. j. \. Bloch. .. j. X Hall q:
william Porte. @. George VI. shook.
. George r. Stifel. ..
At Triadelphia
" Iriadelphia where there are six
councilmcn elected and then tho an
point their own mayor and recorder
,h'I" was not much interest taken
IN the election. The results a-e as
follows. J. Creihtor. .i:H. y. Spring.
or. 20. Walter Thomas. 30: Fred
~ Lou Committee. .G. Henry ono
20. Ralph Mccoy. l.. e.. l.. Gardner
u; Or. Carter. II: s A Whitecof.
ton, DR.. shields. :. Herman Weiss
80 John Armstrong. @: Clint Craft a.
At Warwood
The town election ~ Warwood was
featured ht a contest for mayor. there
being come opposition developed 10
Mt Fuhr and W + Helfcnhine's name
was written in on the ticket Fubr
Won out. however. By large major
ltN- The vote was as follows Git
/"ns ticket. Mayor 70. G. Fuhr. ~.
recorder. Frank Klein. PISS. council
iiilmes. go: Finley. PSI. Rovd. ga.
sutton. 2G5: Weller. 271. Hilton. e3G.
Carlin. 352.
Socialist. Mayor. W D. Hilton tco.
rccordrr. " T. Archer. 1876. councii
Fish. -. Cope. ~. Daum. -. Dum.
MGR 10. Pryor. 90. Montgomery ffs.
M}or-. -. W r. U"lfenbine indn.
pond'ni Tor mayo. f@s
JUST received son rabbu4 AZ R,u..-
iirue.
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DIED.

HEFDER soH-On Wednesday niRbt AZ
O'Clock. - tie home Of his parents.
NJ and Mrs Frank " Henderson in
klfkW cod. JAMES ALEX AMBER
HENDERSON. aged years and 5
days
Funeral from inc late residence on Fri
day afternoon 80 o'clock rufrrurnt
privately 300 Greenwood ccmetcry.
ToFFINo-Ou Thursday. January .
1'li. ~ The Hotel Plaza. New York
cts. MiNNiE itNkISS. beloved wife
~ John Topping
Funeral services nt tho Plaza Hotel sat
urdnN. january fth. az % o'clock. In
torment private.
HCGE-pn Wednesday. January Let
JOS. 20 the family residence Woods
Ifure.
Funeral from her late residence Woods.
dale. Friday. January 1rd. ~ 3 O'Clock
o. m lntrrm"nt private az Greenwood
tfurftrrt.
Ifeaer omit flowersb
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CONSIDERABLE INTEREST MAN.
TESTED AND BIG VOTE
pOlCEO
No Special Issues at ANY. But
Considerable Rivalry Display
ed Between Factions.

\ number Of the suburban towns
held thcir annual election Yesterday
and much interest was manifested IN
the various results No specials
sues were before the voters hut war
ring factions were In evidence In
several Of the towns and added inter.
est to the results.
Tho results In the various towns
follow:
At Elm Grove.
The election Was helG IN Elm Grove
Yesterday. end was holly contested
quite surf rise was sprung In m"
recorder race. aS was in the council
men race. Therr was NJ contest Cor
mayor. as all withdrew hut Rinc. The
Kinc. 200. for recorder. Chas Sci
bort. 50: Dr. Geisler. TO-: for co;n-
ciimen. Chas. Eheliug. 81. T.. u %irls-
crson. %. !. VI. McCutcheon. 90. VIZ,
Fisher. 90. G. W. Smith. s.: q. W
Hand. IS. Elmer Nanaman. 90. J. NJ.
Butler. 81: W W. Gamble. -. Iae.
Ronksicy. 81. f.. y. Waiter. 80: lud
Frank Kimmins. 60.
At Fulton.
~ Fulton tho race seemed 20 80
for recorder and mayor tho old OH i-
ais winning hy large, maioritv.T his
years race for MAYOR WAS not 81
interesting a. last. last wear RocIer
v AiNlIlE Nv flNf aNIf.N. Nflf This
winning by o MAJORITY a. sixty IN.
result ~ tho election is as follo,ys.
For mayor. ". Rocder a.. jas N.II
50. for recorder. ! j. Nossou. IS.
Albert Srhwi1t. g. FOR counciIm.n.
Joseph Yocke. ST. To-: Jacob Rus D..
ihl: Geo. Ncim"r. lc5. \. y Wacr-
ncr. lce. Geo. Zoccklor. 81. AIoi4
Smaller. eo. Chas. Klapproth. 10.
Mich frcismuth. -. John HamIu.
s.. John Roth. g.. and "a. r.. Wcss,U
At Patterson.
A. Patterson. whore two tickets
we're in the field. the independents
won by q large majority over tho
Citizens ticket. nor one Of which was
elected. Tho difference Of those
tickets scom 10 bc the saloon qucs-
ton. and many changes were made IN
The last fcw days. as will be seen by
tho returns. The results were as fol
lows. Inpedendent Ticket Mayor.
William Folmar. ~. recorder. \ Nei.
haus g.. FOR councilmcn. John Reis-
ter. -. s. y. Davis. CO. o. Parker.
-. John Anderson. 80. Enoch smith.
~. Citizens Ticket Mayor. W r.
McGlone. 80. recorder. Dr Houston
20. for councilmen. Thomas Scott.
90. v W DaEue. 80. W. Campbell.
90. Wesley Rice. .. Ross Marble.
A. Edgwood.
- Tho light in Edgwood was not
~ 20 much interest aa in the above
towns. but there seemed 10 Do 90 little
hEht between the mayors and record
crs 81 EdgUood they voted at Two
precincts. ono M Echo Point and tho
other In Tho town hall Tho results
we're ~ follows For MAYOR. W v
lIoge. it3; J ~ Boans. GN. for re.
cordrr George o. C1renbaucr. no..
walter ~ Mcclure. 20. for council
mon. George vs. Yaoro. 100. George
W Clarke. So. William " NcNahb
20 Arthur Evans. 90. Gcnr.o W
Humphrey. IS. Frank ~ blowers
ll3. Edward Mosaburr. ST.. 90 and
Christ fIamm. eS
A. Woodsdsie
~ Woodsdalr tho election seemed
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Application For Franchise.
Nottcs.

1 Hottcs
! Notice is hereby given that AN apnifca-
I Grove Railroad Company a corpor alton
\ with the Council of the Town on patter-
\ son Ohio County West Virginia for "a
| Franchise or the privilege OF occur Vim
! the corporate limits OF said town nv m.
| said CITY A Elm Grove Railroad cam
pany for the construction buildinc erec-
| ton, operation and maintenance ther.of
| OF a certain water system Including
4 mains. pipes connecting lines and an
erection, operation and maintenance OF
an electric light SYSTEM Including poles
wires and necessary appliances. together
with the necessary CONNECTIONS at inter
system and said electric light system
The streets. highways and alleys ,y,r
which II is proposed TO construct erect
and maintain said water system mains
pipes. connections and appliances and
said electric lighting system. poles
wires and appliances are as follow TO-
Wit:
| Beginning AT a poInt at the intersec-
| ton OF Kruger street and Howell Avenue
thence running I'm "A westerly direction
along said Howell avenue 10 what is
known as Rig Wheeling Creek. and be-
ginning also at the said Intersection of
said Kruger street and Howell avenue
and thence running in "A southerly direc-
tersection of said Kruger street and Pat
terson avenue: hence in "A westerly d.
rection along said Patterson avenue 10
the intersection OF said Patterson avenue
and Davis alley: thence along said Davis
alley in a northerly direction TO the in
tersection OF said Davis alley and Syca-
more avenue: thence in . westerly direc-
tion along said sycamore avenue TO the
intersection OF said sycamore avenue and
Kine alley; thence in a northeriy .lirec-
Z eH..w. IL.
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SENATOR BAILEY
tcontlnuea from 80. P.r.-,

country sane and satisfaction, adj
ministration he declared "Tbe re-.
pNhllcan party viii never nominate
another candidate for the Precedence
W hN should you" ho continued
HdNauriuc toward tho Rrpubfiran sfd..
pi mo chamber You didn't carry buf
NO -iaics this yea. and those two OF
,h' smallest The contest four Years
rom now on between ue and tho
h9". "tflfians &c. 1oosrvoin win
lH.n som" moro. but thank God tho,
WI hc The Kind We can afford TO
our conflict is with Roosevelt n
nuf pro idnnf believes hn can f4ko
.I. IHui,ll vote away from Rousr.
t,Ii hc is mistaken. Tho only man
mo can DO that and h. has NOT
succeeded VOL. BEL Eurcnc Y Dcbs
li" BE- ih" only man who can ouf-Rooe.
'F'it Nopsctcf in attracting tho rad.
I'iI vote What tho Democratic marie
n''n is NOT fhc radical bur the Dem
Quotes Organizers
Much OF Senator Halcvs spoerh
was devoted fo rVrnrpfr rrd 1uota.
iron from The writings OF tho mon
who orrHnilcd ard administered tho
'ifll year 0f Che American govern
in'ut. and f0 students. who had in
later vca.e discussed Tho effect of tho
girect legislation upon Us princlpiee
rom Tho FORMER ho drew what he
"id was un1uee tion1hie proof that
Ihr nHtcd SiGfca began az rcprc
sentative government and not q do.
morracr of direct legislation From
llf latter. among whom WAS Governor
iIann. DO quoted tp show that tho
npinion oI students vas that tho pco
pl' We o not sO vol qualified 10 log
i"'r fs Werc seasoned mon selected
~ Ih'm. Who framed their legisla-
Ton in deliberate assembly
10 ono point senator U1iIcv nrodnc
90 a. book of 20, pages which he said
repro a'ni'd tho D. questions submit
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NOTICE Of Application for rranchi...

Notice IL hereby given that Wheeling
Electric company has upon the 25th day
Of November. A. D.. 1912. made appli-
cation To The Board OF Commissioners
o: the County of Ohio Cor the right to
stSelf. Its successors and assigns, to ac-
qCire, construct. maintain and operate
IN. above. along. upon. over and under
the river road from the northern corp
grafton line Of the City OF Wheeling,
West virginia. to the southern line of
~ coke county. lines for the distribution
~ electric energy. either by means Of
overhead or underground conductors,
with all the necessary desirable appur-
teEances. for the purpose OF supplying
ele trio energy TO the residents and
public AMI priNats corporations along
said road and beyond the limits thereof
Tor hght heat. power and other pur-
poses for which electricity is now OF
may hereafter De used. said grant to be
Tor period OF hfty years from and
after the date Of the final passage OF
said ordinance There was upon the
sdid 10Th day OF November. \ II. 1919
MED with the Clerk OF the said The
Board OF Commissioners or the County
OF ohio. "a copy OF the proposed ordin-
ance for the purpose OF granting the
above mentioned right. reference to
which ordinance for further Information
10 hereby made.
WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY
by JOHN r. GARDEN.
whesIing W. Va. Nov. 20. 1914 sot
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For Mrs. Kirkpatrick.

Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum was hostess to
a Few friends on Thursday afternoon
at her home in Kenwood as a compl!-
ment TO Mrs. Lyman Kirkpatrick. OF
rochester. y. Y. who is the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
RAUL. at the Stratford Springs Hotel.
Bridge was the diversion. supplement-
ed by delectable luncheon. Hospi.
tally was extended TO the following:
McS,lames.
Lyman Kirkpatrick. Eugene Hildra...
Of Rochester y Y Ill
uI. OF fhii- Gibson Caldwell.
1utiI, ~; IA. W. W Holloway.
.'Wlsht wagner. Arthur Greer Hub
John ". Storcr bard
y. \. HaninE.
Misses.
MAR Virginia Henrietta Harper.
Sahd, Emma Forbes.
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Iho Annual meeting ~ nckhofHsra "A
th" wheeling and Belmont bridge COM
panN VIII De held a. the office % the
hetw the hours. ~ ana Z o'ricrk ~
~. Tor TIE election ~ u1nuaEcra 20 esrvs
during the ensuing year
JOS. LAWSON Secretary
Wheellng ". Va. December 90. 1877
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ALEXANDER strain.
FOR SALE OR TRADE

TOE SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
room house and tNo lots. with wells
barn, shader lawn. arr other Improve.
meuts wiz sell ctesp. or trade for a
email farm. Address Cnar'es 81. Miller.
Camerra. -. Va 1e- 2a-tf
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'fimlnHl cases have been fUifId and
df"rf'i FROM The docket arafuef those
r'f james Burns. Matthias Smith.
L'' k"NNI HuH wife. Iuu fnIVnuatf.
MGR Ifaogt Narf q slack Craa Nil.
~ rFf. joe l.rf EfrrkF. UfIun wheaton.
w nfren Wellington NHc VvfanorFI
l."' InlrL. joe gullHEnrr y o. Tr.
u"u. Ia4fr Thomas. o. o.. Archer Prank
IruTNHf 90 Hanrr efurn
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There viii b. z stockhoIdefs meeting
lHla a. 500 y. mi. o. ~ held In ifa
hnnkins rooms, Tor the purpose or
glcrtHu ~ directors. and any other
fore the meeting
e. ~ EHERTs Cashier.
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ln pc estate ~ FRANK Ufrk au an
pl.''iI"n vas made Co. probate fIc Will
NNl'l WIS written In HunGHrIHn NJ
hHn o. Pc Interpreted and testimony
W. Ilh-I InI The LrnrIne cnntInunf =
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Mrs. Freese Entertains.

Mrs. j. G. Freese of Woodlawn en-
tertained with card party on Thurs
day afternoon and the event was quite
enjoyable. The members Of the Sub
urban Five Hundred club were pres
ent and that popular diversion was
me pleasure OF the afternoon. afte-
which luncheon was served includ
ing the seasons delicacies. The pres
ence Of other friends added to the
enjoyment OF the day and Mrs. Freeze
was voted charming hostess. The
rive Hundred prizes were won BY
Mrs. Louis Brand. Mrs. r. r. Mar
snail Mrs Fed cow and Mrs. 4. u.
imhOn. This was the first meeting
OF the club members in the new wear
and all made merry during the after
noon hours
The Euests included.
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Stockholders Meeting.
sTooKHoLDERs NrrTITo'

The annual meeting Of the stockroid-
Wheeling, wheeling. " va vIti NJ. r.ld
.at the 0nice Of The bank. Tuesday. Jan
vary ~. 1917 between the hours cf ten
and WE'VE n.rlesrk q. m. for the election
~ nine directors and the franla~ficn
~ such other business A. may pf0perfv
come before the meeting
G ". JEFFERs.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Hoties to Manufacturer Josb.r. -
Shants ana Other Wholesa1s Deaisrs
4, NOI lth ~ HEREBY GIVEN, That
" StAte ioarq OF Control Of the stats
~ Us oftice at Charleston, Wet Viz
Elnla, Tor furnishing supplies for ~
management OF which H. vested IN ssid
board. Contracts viii be awarded 10 the
loNest ntdders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West Virainia
dealers VIII be given preference ~
Lists or supplies needed will be IN
n-ael bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
ETATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL.
aE-t-tl Charlsaton. West Virginia
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POULTRY
sHEPPHRD.s THMoTs HNGoH

sHEPPARD's FAMOUS AHcoEAs. FIRST
At World greatest shows Greatest
esS recori-25 average. Cecil .shep-
perd Berea. ohio. fa-I-gOt
ALEXANDRA strain. single comb. brown
l.eEhorn Cockerels. Exhibition stock.
settings IN season. Catalogue II A
AlcNanier. Wheeling. d-3O-t-ia-30
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

re sEvrss-fSirSisS>S TSSTs' SsSS
board sts Main 81 1881 AN W.
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Probate TrIEs M,f-Is4rr .a.ueJ 70.
uIrriHrr licenses iu 1912
clyde " Maurrr. 2s wears Hrf Tea-ic
' HftrHfIi. IH wears. ~ fifnnfHfr
IiH.I. N Walter. 20 teHre 81 sfouhru
''l. Hni blanche 81 Hart 60 years. ol
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STEUBENYILLE

W - Brown. prose,utor-sic,t % q
public card today charges mat state
m'uts attributed Goo Hon % o. WslfV
"i lIuIa, Who is prosecuting the corrupt
pfHctIrer cases. are NOT only false"
huf 'wickedlv false fle asks WeIfy
o. publicly dlEriaim statement that
Llrre iH c0llustOu between Brown and
Robert .rendsnherEer. tho witness
AGAINST HroWn who refuses o. com. here
and TESTIFY. Brown also denies printed
rfh' FmrufH that ue went tn the Governor
trd secretary or state ana requested
t'"u fu issue hts certificate 81 eIe. ton
tom. IS Va
= dftfnfe in tue sorrurt Practice iu-
nH im'ut Hgatret tHr Treasurer .rle.f.
~au Stark uIlI bg flaf flr ..f Tor
which he ia Indicted had trr sanction ~
Jaw enforcing oniritlr ticrorc stark
""iHHffI on" .urau urcHu 90 fne rolufeH
.Huf'N Hf Mcintyre. Ie had f.c Jaw o..
I"ft lnE nnt'' HIe Co. pass on trs ff.i.lft
'ru they gave fhe donation tho unIsta1
~ u Then stark donated fHs orEnn.
Vow trnt nr ir indicted Ie oIit orer
nhIri4l sanction na H ufffatfug reason
Why bis case should rs annulicd
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There were f1s civil cases nied fn
otumou lIcts Court M the year 1912
Wary " Wise VS. ffa Jackson. ct =.
order ~ Confirmation vacated
10" Green w. Jas. Ice. al. huding
that rlaintln owns clover seed. also frsf
Pc and Lee oach own hair in corn and
Gordon W Inter state Hay CO..
% co.. Judgment Cor SOS %
MHrte ~H'cgtcr tH. Andrew Grcdicin.
sole confirmed
Geo vs. Myers te fs.nfht. d No..
81 ai. sale confirmed
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtRGhv
tONGHNL DIRECTOR AND
hRTEhiAL EMBALMER,
1i22 and it24 Main street.
Calls Answered Ds, or NlRnt-
Store Phones 635.
Vic l.. nsrtschy. Bell Phone 1882 n
G. J. Berischy. Nat Phone I22e.Y
BTuemmer e. HiIdebrsnd
Funeral Directors aud Klnaalmars
CQrner Maffet nud twenty second Sta
Islepnons- a0l 1p-n daF ard amt
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MISCELLANEOUS

"ASTED-To secure a copy OF the
JeurnN OF the session of the Whe-I-
ary Il, 1883; This journal Was printssS
and bound by campbell and Dermo(S
=. Va. any owner OF a copy OF the
journal viii perform public service
ey ommunlcatnX with tho Inteili-
s'Sts Arehiveist Charleston W, va
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