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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-05-23
DELEGATES to Window Meeting.

At a meeting of the Woodmen held
last night Joseph Hampl, William
Morgan and, Dan Fuquay We're. namef
as delegates to the insurgent Wool
men convention to be, held in Win
dom, May 81 Attorney f. +. Ellis
worth will also attend. Alber!
Schippel was appointed a delegats
to, the district convention in Roches
ter on May 10. Joseph Hampi, p, G
Davies. G.. w. Jessup, William Nor
gan and George, Anderson. weft
named as committee to cooperate
with the people interested In thu
Auberculesis hospital project.
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JOSEPH HRUSHA IS DEAD.

- S.s 2 "a p > !, = =
: Le Sueif Center. Mimi. May rs.
Joseph Hruska. ST., an old and high
ly.. respected citizen, passed away at
his home here yesterday morning,
after being an, invalid with. a COM
plication of diseases for a long time.
The deceased was born in Bohemia
about fifty-fiye years. ago, and came
to- the United States with. his par
ents when young man, locating in
the township of Montgomery on q
farm He lived there until after he
was married, when he took up his
residence in. the village: of Montgom'
cry. He remained there until 1894
when !. he came with. his family J. &c
LIE Sueur Center, having secured q
position as court house janitor. He
held that position for ten years. Mr.
Hruska was a kind and obligine
neighbor and an affeetiona@i father
and husband, He leaves to mourn
his death a wife, one, son, one daugh
ter and his parents. The funera
arrangements have not yet beer
made.
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rom. Fridays Daily.
Will Attend Parry-Arnoid Wedding.

:
Mrs. Mary p, Noe and her daugh7
ter, Miss Alberta, left this. afternoon
for Mexico. Mo-. where they viii be
guests at the wedding of Mrs.. Noes
brother. DIR. Ivan A, Parry of Seattle.
Wash, and Miss Elizabeth Arnold OF
Mexico The ceremony will take
place tomorrow evening in the First
Christian Church of Mexico and Rev.
w. H. Shellenberger will officiate.
The maid of honor will be Miss An
1erson of Kansas City, Mo-. and Mrs,
David III. Moss of Seattle, a sister
of the bride, Mrs. Oliver Garrison OF
st. Louis. Mrs. Charles Madison OF
Kansas City and Mrs. b. F. Robert.
son of Detroit will be matrons of
honor
DR.. Parry's best man will be John
B. Arnold of Billings, Mont, a broth.
ar of the bride. The usners will be
Fred A. Morris, M. M. Frye, M. B
Brett and, DR.. Charles Diggs. Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception viii
be given at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VESSEL
Arnold.
DIR. Parry and his bride may spend
I short time in Mankato on then
way to Seattle, where DR.. Parry is
lracticing.
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pleasant Surprise Party.

pleasant Surprise Party.
The ladies of the Woodman Circle
had a very pleasant surprise party
for Mrs, Nettie hummer at the lodge
looms last night. Games were play
I'd and after enjoying a five course
Inner the ladies INDUCED in dane
ng. Mrs. hummer, who will soon
cave for. California to make her
Tome. was. presented with a gold
Mn bearing the lodge emblems.
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om FRIDAYS Daily.

Attorney C. j Laurisch has been
engaged to deliver the commence.
ment address at Minnesota Lake.
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eistieth Birthday ceiebration.

4 - -
twenty-five friends of Ernest
Mahlke, ST., surprised him at his
ONE last evening to celebrate his
,fftieth birthday. The evening was
spent playing 800 and later deli
;ious luncheon was served. A cake
which was. baked by Fred Eichhorn
If Minneapolis and sent to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlke on their twenty-fifth
Wedding anniversary about two
weeks ago, was decorated with fifty
candles and was cut last night. Mr..
Mahlke was. presented with very
fine. gold-headed umbrella by the
ruests. Head honors in 800, We're
eceived by Mrs John. Williams and
John. Steiner and. Mrs, NJ. j. Bekke
nd Mr.. Mahlke had low scores. Mr.
4ahlke was also given q post, card
hover by a number of his. Mime
lpolis friends. 5.
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scuna Ladies' Entertained.

ecuns Ladies' Entertained.
Mrs John Page entertained sew
nral Young. ladies' at dinner last
light for her daughter. Miss May
veil, whose birthday anniversary was
celebrated. A four course dinner
vas served and the guests enjoyed
, pleasant evening in. music.
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Q, Fl. Josten of Owatonna spent
yesterday in the city.
M. A. Patterson OF, Mount Vernon
g visiting here today.
DIR. NJ. B.. Wood is in southern
Wisconsin, on business.
J.. P. Backes of Winona transacted
business here yesterday.
W. S. Chadwick. travelling passen-
ger agent for the Great Northern
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position.
DR.. w. H. Powell is suffering
| from four carbuncles on his neck. Flo
went to Mankato Wednesday to re-
ceive treatment
Mrs. Hannah Turrittin of Redwood
Twill celebrate her SEVENTEEN birth
day Saturday, Her friends here will
give her a postcard shower.
/ Royal Newton was hit on the nose
Iby. ball Sunday while the Kasota-
New Ulm game was in progress. and
Ehad to be attended by DR.. Powell.
| Rev. Il. &C.. Bailey will occupy the
soulpit at the Presbyterian church at
| St.. Peter next Sunday. Rev. Cour-
tice OF ST.. Peter viii ail the pulpit
there. s
The third game between the Ka-
sofa and lie Sueur high school teams
resulted in the defeat of Kasota. Thus
lie Sueur has Won two games out iof
three. ~.
i j. August Peterson went to st
Paul hospital last Friday and sub
United to, an, operation. Word re
4 ceived here says he is getting alons
lnicely.
/ Rev. r. G. Bailey will preach tbs
baccalaureate sermon to the higl
school graduating class, at the Pres
| byterian church, Sunday evening
May %.
4 Mrs. Herman Mayes and sol
George returned to their home a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Motto. TO Heating Contractors.

Sotloe - hereby given that tho under
tlEHei state Board - control OF West
virginia. vii. until noon on the fiffh cav
81 Aiay. 1913. receive sealed bids for fur
sary 10 10 am fuiIy complete ali the
W0rk 81 rrmodeling the heating ana
power plant ~ the West virginia Ini-
versity a. MorEantoWn. according 20
loving places Office % the wheeling
lutelllgenrer. Wheeling. " Va Once
~ the lFrpatch News. ParkcrEburF "
va mayors offi.e. Grafton. " Va.
OIfice 81 the President ~ the t'nivsr-
city. MorFH ntowr. " Va Bffice ~ lie
Office ~ tie S'ate Biarf IL control.
harlcftnn. " Va All bios must be
sealed. plainly addressed a. the state
Hpard ~ Control Charleston " Va
.ll.I 10 49, IN conrpicuous place on the
W. Tor lieatig Wet VIZ
g.fnrantei 10y q certified check for F-ive
Nuudrfl Dollars $500 00I gnerbs ~
lhsuCr eeaful bidders vii 10 returned
and check ~ surr essful bidder held until
executed. upon failure Of which the
check VII 30 retained bv tire state
b"nrd ~ control 90 cover eApensrs
~ re.a dv"rt-inz and re-ietting I'm
tr~ surcssHfut bidder viii he feauiref fs
execute proper contract vith susranty
n"ut Do penalty equal o. THE amount ~
We contract price condition Tor fhe ron
strurtinu AMI completion 81 the work as
81 forth IN TIC plans and FL ecffications
nnd In Nrst.riass workmsnlike r,rrrsr
AZ bids must - made on Towns ffI~d
WIN The specifications ami wrfrr will
OF request BE- mailed 90 any bidder The
state Hosrd - control reserves the rtsht
dav ~ NpriL 1919 state Hosri 81 p.o1,
trn. ap-f3 fa-fe-Ta.gf-gT
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ELKS BANQUET
Persons VINO Participated IN Recent
Show VIII Be Entertained BY
Elkg Lodge

Members ~ Tho Elks' club will give
a banquet for all those who took part
In the extravaganza produced ~ tn
Court fhoTfer 'hc nrsf three nights
~ fhe past week. and although a do.
nnito date ha7 MOI hen ae.. Wedncs-
day nIgh' ~ fh's veck will probably
boz selected Manager Peter Haher-
s'ick d. in charge Of Tho arrangements
FOR Tho affair aud This si0no is q guar.
anfoe 'Isf the banquet $50 he n Sue
rrta
Only those who p1rfirIp afrd in tho
rYfravn2luza will receive Invitation
~ no hanque' and % most elaborate
menu Of nli Tho season '4 driisacifa uir
feature Tho AFFAIR Aff0rnrs Fen s.
H0ernhiopm vh0 played n prominent
part in rho minstrel viii preside or
f0a tmaef'r and following tho dinnc~
O. PROGRAM ~ special features vil
hc presented as o. grand surprise
about seventy 1.c persons will bc iu.
vIfrd f0 attend fne banquet which wiU
b. hold bod fhr auditorium OF tho club.
corn oil exports have atcrarsd g..
Fr".nnH pound In fLr ptst two Years
if- ta'u" FL. returned 80 Gts ,'uts p.r
.nr'hrrn Eprnp. r.r mskue .utp a.d
lubr.,fnts
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BANKRUPT NOTICE

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Northern District OF West Virginia.
In the United States District Court
In and for said District.
In the matter OF Union Hardware
supply ,S CO. s,nkIurs; ,.,,, .
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton.
Idse % s,, the District ,ss Court OF the
trict OF West Virginia:
Union Hardware supply Company. q
County of Hancock and state of West
virginia. In said District. respectfully
represents that on the 27th day OF May.
rupt under the acts of Congress reIat-
ing 10 bankruptcy; that II has duly sur
rendered all It's property and rights OF
all the requirements of said acts and OF
orders or the court touching its bank
Wherefore, its prays that II may be
decreed by the Court to have a full dts
charge from all debts provable against
Its estate under said BANKRUPT acts. ex-
eept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this 10th day OF April A. D..
UNION HARDWARE SUPPLY Co.
Bankrupt
. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
Northern District OF West Virginia, IS:
ON this ilth day OF April 4. D.. 1913.
on s the no, fSresons petition Il
be had upon the same on the 18th day or
May. a. -, 1913 before said Count at
in the forenoon; and that notice Thereon
be published in the Wheeling Intelli-
sencer. newspaper printed in said Dis
trict. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place nnI show cause
~ any they have. why the prayer of the
said petition should be franted
Ana IL IL further ordered hy the
court; that the clerk shall send by mail
70 ali known creditors cories OF said
them at their places Of residence as
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
sen thereof. at Wheeling in said dis
tric.. on the iith day Of April, A. d,
Attest: c. n REFAUvER. Clerk.
L. s. ID. C.. y. d. w. Va
apr-i4-21
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rrustss's s.i. Of vsiaSsi. wsr~ocd

BY virtue OF an order made in the
ISSs 1ss ss 81 J ssy
90 TUESDAY. APRIL asTH. isis,
S comm s at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the
Ohio county. in the city OF Wheeling,
West virginis, cell at public auction 10
scribed real estate. TO wit: All ~ t d
certain lot or parcel OF ground ritua e
n Riehland District. Ohio County. West
Is shown and defined as lot number
seNNen on the plat OF South warwood.
which plat Is recorded in the office OF
ohio County in Plat Book No. /, page
le6. said lot fronts fifty feet on the
East side OF Main street and extends
hundred and ten feet Reserving and
excepting. however. the restrictions in
regard 10 the sale OF intoxicating liquors
OF any kind. and also the restrictions in
regard 10 the building line. as are more
iuly described in the conveyance made
10 the said Joseph n. Wilson by the
the 25th day OF May. A. b. 1903. and now
OF record In the office OF the clerk of
the county Court OF Ohio County West
virginia: IN Deed Book I3o. page ass.
The above property will be sold free
and clear from the following deeds of
Wilson and Minnie r. Wilson. mis- wife
- James W. Ewing. trustee. dated ,the
:sth day OF July. 1911. and recorded in
No. Zoe. page 2T3; deed OF trust made by
the said Joseph Il. Wilson and Minnii II
Mllson. MIS- wife. 10 Adam r. Bkitz.
1911. and recorded IN said Clerks office
In Deed OF Trust BoOk i0i, page So; deed
OF trust made by the said Joseph n VII
son and Minnie II. Wilson. his wife to
EDMUND l. Jones. Trustee. dated the 81 st
Jay OF November. 1912. and recorded in
said Clerks office ia Deed OF Trust HOOK
No. LOG. page 29s: also free and cIeat OF
the inchOut~ dover right Of Minnie n
wilson. the wife Of said Joseph IT, Will
son; also free and clear OF the taxes for
tho year 1912. and free and clear from
all Hens Whatsoever
IT, from any cause the sale not having
been completed on the day aforesaid Il
viii be adjourned from time TO time
without otAer notice than oral prOciama-
sale.
The terms Of the sale will be for cash
HERMAN A HUNT, Trustee
of the Estate Of Joseph n. wilson Bank
rupt ap-1It-21-zS
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Warwood 8r,sfs

Tho WarwppI Stars. ~ twentieth
street. defeated tho Eighteenth Street
~llgEers 90 n hotly contsEfe-i game sat
Iriav by the score % Is TO ~ TIC
~lrgEorg challenge tho stars f1- n game
reFt nay or SATURDAY to he playe,l on
90 sixteenth street grounds
MitT Fanny Bond visited her sister.
Mrs Hen Wilson. YESTERDAY
william Johnson. who conducts a Pro-
cory 81 Riclianf. ~ slowly recoveriug
from q bal ftii received while build
ny an addition ~ tfs store
- T. reported that q " Miner viii
erect q FiS family flat north ~ bis
rrefdcure
VI Macon. q wheeling visited v-
ori M-f H-'t Mccullough SUNDAY even
frF
y = Mortford. who has heen work.
day
Mics Ni~a Uue-eff ~ Nefiahrrr g.
visiting ne Gibson family
CAROLINE hummer wae ffc quest ~
W. Huf Mrs Drummer yesterday
Nr Nrrr1r1 1Hrh o. wheeling u.4
90 Nir .rg nwp.f1fe1 Saturday ~ fre
N0rfH Wh"slirn hospital feel in p very
SERIOUS runi zion blood rrfrurfur az
TIE ~aIee VT Bach 81 Tho fafhsr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-14
Look TO Your PLUMBING.

You know what happens in a house
IN which the plumbing is in poor con-
dltion-everybody in the house is liza
~" 10 contract tvphoid or some other
fever. The digestive organs perform
tne same Iunctions IN the human body
as the plumbing does for the house.
and they should be kept in first class
condition all the time. IL you have any
trouble with your. digestion take
Chamberlain's Tablets and you are
certain 10 get quick relief. For sale
by all dealers. Adv.
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WARWOOD


ne water committee Of Loveland r,et
Win the officials Of the WarWo0d and
Loveland Water Companies Vsster,,av
aiI inspected tie tmproN ements at tn,.
formers worHs. NJ. Moore OF the Mar
WOOD 90, viii furnish estimates and
rates within few days The wafer
committee composed Of Messrs KIstt-
slce ana Straub Will call a meeting nf
the citizens At an early date and Re.
Iurled To- what VIII la donn
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Warwood ReanfifnI-

Mayor Fuar has set TUESDAY. April
- aside a. cleanup day in Warwoo-i
ing 10 n success. Many remarks are he
!hS made ~ visitors as to the conIi-
Won ~ streets and vacant lots 1T the
keep IL 20 and a. dumping rubb!sh H. a
Violation OF ~" health ordinance. any
one caught VIII be prosecuted Wagons
nave nt+n obtained and Will cart away
al! rubbish which has been gathrre.l in
piles d"
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EvanRalistin hrantinnn

Rev Samuel l. Boston Of Wocs,er
,,nio: preached bonn sermons at tho
fresh'terian church Sunday. his morn
INK subject being. Porn Again" and
ne theme 81 the evening being. Weigh
~ which was well received by large
attendance
ToniTnt his topic will be chris, Re-
r",NeE sinners AMI there will be sper-
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DIED.

aUsTEMEVuR-Dn FRIDAY. April II.
1919. Hf D. .H o'clock n r Mrs WA
IiI STENENEN in tIe effI year 81
Yer nEr
Funeral from Her lafo residence so. 60
AlIrf IN. IN Monday Afternoon az 2 30
O'Clock Irfarfa uF f"H family ore fu.
E.feeI COB attend Trfrrrrfnf 40 Greet n
wUHl rrueffrf
There wIIf nc r special oar in wait
Ink 40 fIe corner OF Twfufv. md
ana Fufr efreeta Co.. convey t.r fr.e-sfs
co. gro cemetery
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NOTICE.
W. III.
IoIIcE 10 GRApuATE NuRsEs

NOIIJE TO DHNDUNTE NUNSES.
The annual meeting ~ the state
BOARD % Examiners for tho cNamina
tion and registration ~ Nurses. Vill
be held IN Charleston. ". Va. May
2Oth. 1919. s go a m
Apply 10 Secretary ~ once for ~
plicstion 20 be sworn 90 and nlod be-.
sore date ~ examination
Iiy order % tho President
CHAS VI SCOTT. Hlueheld W Va
Secretary
MAZE % Mon only
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Accident

Bernle EIrlNe. prominent young man
"f south WHrwcof. had the mi-fortIirs
70 run a nail IN his foot az the Wheeling
. "rrug eating company SATURDAY Al
thouEn the Injured member - very st!gf
AMI sore Mr. Burke Will resume work
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Mrs. w T. Burke. of south warwood
and a pioneer resident OF Wheeling
The condition OF Richard Drummer Is
much better and is resting easily at his
home in Centre warwood
Born-Saturday TO Mr. and Mrs r.
L. Grim. baby boy.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
aAIrn HATL

Hotel snf Sautturfum Atlantic Cify Nsw
gerssv. An IDEAL place for a long nj srart
stay Stone. brick and steel build ne
Rooms On suite With hot ans coff sea
water IN IrlVate Rains Tonic anf rura.
tive iiathr and Treatments with frafuef
attendants I.sssons fu Waskrfrt rnf
Weavtng. =. I. Nobag. Gem MANAGE
Sa-gi-ff
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Opportunities

bPLEHDID opportunities in Edmonton,
Alberta. Tor manufacturers. capitalists
and live men. generally. Write to-day
TOT the facts Address George VI Hall
Industrial Commissioner. Edmonton
anada. ap-l2-E
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HELP.
Wanted-Male and Female Help

WAHTED-Ticket sellers. and ticket
takers FOR travelling carnival shows
honest hustler. sober. $500 and eN-
penses security required. Also man
ager for platform show. one capable -
handling help. Must he "A hustler. Young
man ana wife. for ticket box ADDRESS.
SnnHs 5. care IntelI gencer. ap-l2-i
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LIBEL SUITS
UP IN JULY
CASES OF GOVERNOR AGAINST
STUART w. WALKER TO BE
PRESSED.
libelous Article Was Published by
other Papers Against Whom Suit
Has Been Brought.

CHARLESTON. April l3.-The suits
or Henry Drury Hatfield against
Stuart W. Walker, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee. and
George Summers. newspaper CORES
pendent. for libel will come up in the
court OF Wood county during the July
term. This was the statement made
by Attorney Robert Gregory OF Par
kersburg while here several days this
week.
These suits are the result Of the
publication OF articles rejecting on
the character OF Dr. Hatfield while a
candidate for governor and on the eve
OF the election. The article was first
published In the Cincinnati Enquirer,
and in supplements by a Parkersburg
paper and sent TO all the Democratic
papers Of the state. II f. charged
that the article was prepared by
George Summers at the instance OF
Chairman Walker OF the Democratic
state Committee. and was fathered by
him before IL was first published. and
that re FIRST publication was secured
after Walker had given his word that
every declaration contained in the ar
ticle was the truth and could be sus-
tanned
Papers Are Sued.
As soon as the article was published
In Cincinnati paper and ~ was learned
that supplements we're being printed
for all Democratic papers In the state.
DR. Hatfield sent kilograms 10 all the
papers that the article was libelOus
end that II Il were published. suit
would be instituted against such pub
Usher. Only a few papers published
the article. and suit has been fled
against them They are the Hunting
ton Advertiser. Raleigh Register. and
on" or two other papers The trial
~ these suits will come up after the
one against Chairman Walker has
been tried
n Is alleged that the article caused
MANY thousand votes 20 be- cast
against Dr. Hatfield i'm his candidacy
Tor governor n f. reported that tho
prosecution will have several hundred
Witnesses
n II also reported that the defense
has sought 10 compromise the case.
but that the attorneys for tho governor
have declared the only compromise
They would accept would be n comics
sion to rho amount ~ damages SO. 600
.wrr.frH 49, Ill
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EoR SALE.
90 Aer. Farm FOR $4,000.

Your room house. barn nnf OH er
buildings Three ares ~ timber farm
veil waffrred and fenced Telephone v
i blue grass soil never orc-eI such
e bargain. terms only 1900. balance 20
elif you. f1sneHq'nr ~ any time. two
lots fte room cottage for 500. owner
wil take plano. iu as part pay Write
for catalogue ~ farms. 90
n II. MABTEns.
~ faf Rank BIDS Uel Phone Cam
1870 l.L.
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" iF expected that this year over
400 900 immigrants viii land IN tho
United states
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6OR RENT

FOR REuT-otfies rooms suitabis for
lawyer, architect, real estate, etc. In
quire 1907 Chapnns. Both phones l4e.
TOE RENT-eo acre farm. miles south
uf -. tla!rsvtlle. mile from Clare
mont station. good dw yelling and other
farm buildings. also fruit. Address l.,
y -. BOX 80. st. ClaiTsvillc. Ohio.
ap-S-f
FOR REHT-Six room apartment. 5rd
floor. .Orrer 2fth and Chapiine Sta.
Enquire Irwin Drug store. mr-i2-tf
TOE RENT rooms with bath. Pos
session 90 once suitable for two gem
tieinen. Browne Brothers. if2c Market
street f-gg-tf
EoR REHT-Nicely furnished J and A.
room fats vita bath. TOR light house
keeTins rent reasOna bic. Apply 30 y.
Front ST. Aus g-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtS G1X
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhlAL EMeALMER.
ti22 ara 1874 Main Street
Calls Anspe cred Ia. or S.ent-
Store Phones 63s.
VIC l. psrtschy. Rel Phone i2S2R
G. J pertechv. Nat Phone Pray
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
--~--~~-~---~-=~~-~-~---~
roe SAID OF THADE-A good seven
rooT house and ~ lots With wells
barn. afaner lawn. arr other improve
nlenta VIII coll cheap. OF trade FOR .
ennil fsfin ADDRESS Cratfes q miller.
CANTON. " Va Js-1i-u
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAHTEp-To sserr. . copy Of tns
Ing convention. which convened Fsbru.
cry ~. 1883: This journal was printed
hbd bound by SatnpeeD and Dernott
journal viii perform pubic servies
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