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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-28

The New York six-day bicycle race
will be conducted this year by Inglis
NJ. Uppercu, of this city, and P. T.
Powers, of Jersey City This fact
became known last night at Madison
Square Garden, where the big race
is always held. II was said by one
in authority that Messrs. Uppercu
and Powers had secured the Garden
for the six-day grind during the sec
ond week in December, and that the
gentlemen concerned had given a
bonus, in the form of a certified
check, of $4,000 over the amount re-
ceived by the Garden management
for it's share of the proceeds last
year, when Messrs. Million and Chap
man promoted the race. 1t was said
that the Garden management would
have nothing whatever to do with the
race. and that Messrs. Uppercu and
Powers would have full charge of
everything.
Gossip that Mr.. Uppercu, who
controls the Newark Motor
drome. would run six-day
race in New York this year
has been on the wing for months.
Various places in which to hold the
race were suggested, but it was very
evident that none of them would fill
the bill. Instead, it is said, Mr.. Up
percu has had an assurance all along
that he would be given control of the
Garden when the time came, and
yesterday afternoon the papers were
signed. In securing Mr.. Powers as
partner, Mr. Uppercu has brought
man back in the game who controlled
the New York grind for years. In
fact. il was only last year that p.
t." lost out and now he is back
again, apparently, at the top of the
heap.
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The New York race has always
been a trem andous attraction and the
receipts have reached way up into
the thousands. The success of the
affair last year was perhaps as great
as ever and it is said that the re-
ceipts, something in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000, were the second larg-
est in the history of the race. How
ever, the profits, it is known are not
so very large, and last year, for man
aging the event, Messrs. Million and
Chapman, who worked on percent
age basis, received less than $4,000 for
their share. The proceeds were split
up among the lessees of Madison
Square, the Garden A. C. and the
owners of the Garden. But the race
this year will be different. Only the
Garden and Messrs. Uppercu and
Powers will share in the profits. The
Garden A. c., from all accounts, is
out of it.
What effect the control of the six
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lose on general principles, and A, for
his gambling tendencies, ought to
get a fogging. You both lose Now
give the penny to some charitable in
stitution.
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MUSEUM TO GET
ART COLLECTION

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Metro
pohtan Museum OF Art will receive
tne great art collection OF Benimin
Altman, the department store million
aire, whose will was filed here today
Tor probate. Mr.. Altman was a bach
eIor and his collection occupied most
OF his time outside OF business hours
He had what is said 10 be the finest
collection of porcelains in the world.
Mr.. Altman left the Metropolitan MI
scum $4,000 TO be devoted TO the
care OF his collection.
The Mount Sinai hospital OF this
city receives 100000 Other public
requests amount TO SIS. 900 Employees
OF the Altman store for 20 years
service receive $4,000 each. Those
OF is years service. 1880. and those
OF 10 years service $1,000. In add
ton, IL OF the oldest employees are
left $1,000 each Mr.. Altman's two
secretaries receive $4,000 each.
The viii leaves 10 each OF the
neices and nephews 100000.
All real estate is willed to y. Alt
man and company.
The Altman art collection has been
valued at more than $4,000. 900
Among the paintings are II Rem
brandts and other old masters. almost
beyond price. Sevearl years ago II
was said that Mr.. Altman paid 81 q.
OOo. 600 for the celebrated portraits ~
King Philip ~ and OF Olivares by
Nelasquez. He gave a similar sum
for four pictures from the Kann col
lection-three Rembrandts and a
Ruysdael His gallery contains two
OF the finest paintings OF Franzhals
One OF them is The Merry Com
pany." a small copy of which hangs
in the Louvre. He gave S250.0oO for
Holbeins portrait OF Margaret Wyatt
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In Chancery,
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EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTORS SALE.

IN order to settle the estate Of the
tate samuel Eindelberger. ! VIII offer
TOT sale At Public Auction, on th, prcr,-
lses ~ riverside. Belmont COUNTY ohio
On "th day OF November 1913 com
henclng at 10 o'clock 4 NJ the follow
lng property to wit
mat IL TO say. lots number fiftv-six
'2p1s ilftN-seVsu $50. and INV M
'Se), together with all the buildings and
. 'ppurtenanc"a thereto bclonginE a.
SHOWN IN Plat hooA page 81 and which
Is OF record IN the recorders Office Of
i'tlnont county. Ohio. viii also offer
10Y number twenty-five '25l. az River
sue belmont County. Ohio. as shown in
pIat made by q. Is. cooke e. e as rec
1rded IN the office OF the recorder. In
ftimont county. Ohio iu Plat book &
age 90. subject t. all legal highways.
together with all buildings and appurt-
'hhilcr~ thereto belonging. and al tho
Same time and place viii also offer lot
number i'itE-fiHc 1857. same being "A va
cant lot with no improvements also rec
'fied In said clerks office of /. lu0nt
county. ohio. in Vol page g. will also
"Iier Tor sale Tot number tWenty-four
,-''. together with am rights and privi-
ltE'-. the above named lots will be Of
iefed Tor sale separately or a. whole.
ana ,old as Co which ever way they viii
Terms Of sale Made known the day
Of sale
EDWARD KT-NZ.
Executor 90 tho Win OF samuel Ktndel-
herrer. Deceased
CT ETT~ IT, RICE
Augtioueer.
o-N-l I-.1 -ne-T-g
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rTot.ce to crenitnrr-

JOHN l.. KTNGHORN.
E1gr
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Lecture az M. pechantnl.

Mt dc Chantal Academy enjoyed A
rare literary treat Tuesday afternoon
when Rev. Fr. Camillus. the well known
Pas-ionist auditor OF Pittsburgh de-
hvered "a lecture on the SHAKESPEARE
drama Henry VIII. The object OF the
lecture was 20 illustrate in the down
fall Of Wolsey. the tradEy or over
reaching ambition and the lessons
drawn from the dimina ZION Of the great
Cardinals character showed that the
lecturer has made "a profound study OF
the master poet. Father tamillus
possesses a remarkably flexible voice.
expressive counte nance and engaging
personality which with his flultle-s
elocution aid IN bringing before his
he pUrtrays
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

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Plaintiff.
Henry c. Blatchley. Z.
=. Leonhart &. for Bar
bara A. Blatchley, an In
sane person. Louis r. Sti-
Eel. administrator. with In Chancery.
the VIII annexed OF the
estate OF John ". Blatch-
ley, deceased. r. c. Leon
hart administrator OF the
estate OF Barbara Batch
ley. deceased and William
;. Nickhafn. defendants.
bN virtue Of an order entered in the
above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia,
referred TO the undersigned Commits
sloner TO take. state and report an ac-
count showing:
Barbara A. Blatchley owned at the time
OF her death. and the character and
SECOND: What disposition. ~ any
was made OF the personal estate by the
said Z &. Leonhart. Administrator OF
the said Barbara A. Blatchley. deceased,
anu how much. ~ any. Of such personal
estate il now in the hands OF the said r,
-. Lecnhart. Administrator. available for
the payment Of the debts owing frori
the estate OF the said Barbara A. Blatch-
ley. deceased
THIRD. A settlement Of the Admins.
tration OF the estate OF the said Barbara
A. Blatchley. deceased BY r g Leon.
hart, her Administrator
FOURTH: What debts Barbara A
Blatchley owed at the time OF her death
10 whom they are payable. their respec-
tive amounts and priority.
FIFTH. What real estate was owned
by the said Barbara \ Blatchiey nj the
time OF her death. its quantity, deScrip-
ton and location. and the said Commits
sloner shall further take and report an
First. What personal estate of the
said John ". Blatchley. deceased. came
into the hands OF J. +. Ebeiing. Admins
traitor of the estate OF John W. Blatch-
ley, deceased. de boniS non.
second The character and value
thereof.
Third What disposition. II any. va,
made OF the said personal estate by the
said J. r Eheltng. Administrator OF the
estate OF John w. Blatchley, with tbs
VIII annexed. de bonis non. and how
iauch of the said personal estate il now
In tho hands OF the said J. +. EbelinE
administrator aforesaid. available for
the payment OF any debts owing from
the estate of the said John W. Blatch-
ley. deceased.
Fourth. \ settlement Of the Admins
trauon Of the estate Of the said John
". Blatchlcy. decea sed. 10y the said J. L
Ebeling, Administrator as aforesaid.
Fifth: what real estate II any is now
owned by the estate Of the said John W
Blatchlcy. deceased.
Ana the said Commissioner shall fur.
Their take. state and report an account
OF such other matters a. any party In
interest may require. the same being
pertinent. or such matters as such Com
missioner himself may deem pertinent
whether 80 requested or not.
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Thursday. the
9th day OF November. 1918. commenclnr
at % o'clock 4. NJ. as the time and mis-
office. Rooms 500 and SO{ Schmulbact
Building. Wheeling. West Virginia. as
the place at which he will proceed e
ascertain AMI report the several matters
In said order OF reference required
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF
October. 1913.
FRANK a. MCMAHON.
rHgsa-H
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pittsburgh While In the Smoky City.
they attended the exposition.
Many persons from the out the pike
district Will go to Steubenville Thurs
cay 10 attend the evening meeting or
the billy sunday revival
Rev. J. W. Johnson. OF Buckley NJ. r.
Shurch has returned TO hts home at
Eugewood. after attending the annual
Methodist conference at Buchannon-
ar. Mike Griffin. OF McCracken, Pa.
Is visiting his sister Mrs. Robert Yates
or the Stone church road.
AR. and Mrs. Lewis Crawford return
Cd 20 their home at Trenton. y. J. yes
teruay. after spending several days
WIN friends on Big Wheeling Creek.
MIR. Jess Davis. OF West Alexander.
Is seriously III AZ his home with pneu-
monia.
Miss Minnie Ealy. Of West Alexand-
er. who has been IN for some time has
been taken 70 the hospital at ASKING
ton
AIR. and Mrs Todd. OF China. are the
guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs +. I. Moore. OF
West Alexander
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Notice 20 Creditors.

ley, deceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the CIR.
cult Court of ohio County. West Nir
rinia. made IN the cause therein pendinC
- subject the real estate Of the sal,
barbara A BlatChlcy To the Payment OF
her debts. you are required To present
your claims against the estate % the
said Barbara \. Blatchlcy for adludiCa'
uon 90 Frank a Mcmahon. Commission
- az his office ia the said county
Rooms SOB and 500 Schmulbach Bald.
ing. Wheeling. West Virginia. on or be
fore the 25th Cay OF November, 1913.
Witness. John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of
the said court. this 18th day Of october
1913.
JOHN l.. KTNGHORN.
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Commissioner salo.
!. II. Ieucerotl.

Commissioner saio.
J. II. HencerotH.
Anna Seabright. 81 al
BY virtue of the authority vested IN
the undersigned 'ommissioncr by de
cree OF a. Circuit court OF ohio County.
West Virginia. made In the chanccry
cause Of j. ~ Henrecroth. plaintin. and
Anna Scthright. 90 a.. defendants.
thcreiu pending. on the first day or
February. 1873. ard entered Boo chancery
order book SO. 81. page 26t. I viii sell
- public auction Co the highest ana best
hi .drr, 90 the north front door 81 the
Court House Of Drio county. tn the
city ~ WI ceiling. West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. September goth. 1878.
follow ur described real estate. that g.
Z" say. Part of Tot number 10 tfsnl. 800
square number tWeuty-siN t26l. with
the iWprof cusnts thereon. also lot num-
her eleven ti1. IN square twenty-six
-hI. urITprONHI. both 90 which said
lots or parcels ~ real estate are situate
fwF"u Thirfy-efEhfH and TIirtv-nfntr
streets. Boo tho CITY ~ Whctliur. County
or ONO ana state ~ west NirEiria. nc
ing ih. sam" property OF which Fred
erica Alderman died solved. and which
Was CON owed 90 her hf Geo. D. Eovd
snrrial comm .ssinncr. hy deed dated Tho
county Records
said iote OPP parcels Of r''i estate may
TERMS OF SALE Ouc-trird 90 tho
rnf. pos" price. ana so much more ne tho
pure rH.cr uIr elect Co. ruv s1a. fn
hand ur 'rs day off sale arI trs balance
in tHH equal annual miscellaneous. due in
one year and 1870 years lrum tnc date OF
n't "i DO. iHo purchaser giving fie
notes with approved personal security
in- fn. deferred Payments. arf t.s legal
.iIs '' Ic retained ae further security
ntI fH' rurrhasa money aUaI have been
ofNHLrs o. cNrRfGAN.
ID
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WELLSBURG
BUYS Fine ProaertY.

c. b. Reeves. Of the firm of Curtis
* Reeves. purchased on Monday, the
fine brick residence property of Fred
l.. Hall. formerly OF this city. now o
Oberlin. o. The property stands on
a delightful knoll at the head of Sew
enth street and is one of the most
attractive residence properties in the
city. The consideration is private
The property will hereafter be known
as Reeve View.
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Tabernacle For WeIlsbura.

Arrangements were made on Mon
daN night by the Ministers and Lay
mems Association for the building Of
tabernacle. the same TO be com
pleted and ready for holiday evanbel-
istic services to be opened about the
middle OF November Dr.. Hamilton.
OF Cleveland. o, has been engaged to
conduct a series of meetings LASTING
about five or six weeks
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WATTEp-Immcdiat for manufac-
ture OF new lines pressmen. operatives
and other indoor labC-. Apply at Mar
tins Ferry Dept. OF Wheeling Corruca-
ting Co. s-s-tf
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work Progressing Rapidly.

Work on tho Installation OF the water
system for the View Point sanitariurn %
tl" Ohio county Anti Tuberculosis
league. 81 progressing rapidly. and 10 is
cNr'rfed that Do viii be completed be-
f"I- winter weather arrives. The LAYING
81 the mains VIII soon Doc completed and
the erection OF large storage tanks az
the saritarlum will he started within
the next few days The water mains
arr being laid from the reservoir above
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claa. Nyin Entertain

Tho sun lay school class OF the stone
church. Elm Grove. taught hy Mrs Ella
Weitmau. will entertain the members Of
the keystone Bible class Of the same
sunday school tomorrow evening at
Woeber's residence Various games Will
form TIE diversions OF the evening and
a delightful social PROGRAM has been
arranged
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Henry clay camp. Modern Woodmen
OF America. held 90 regular meeting In
the X. % J.. hall az Elm Grove last eve
ming. which proved 20 be- one OF tire most
interesting meetings ~ the year.
class % candidates was initiated ana
some application for membership were
received. ln addition Co the transaction
of routine business The session was
very largely ATTENDED
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To the Creditors OF John w Blatchiey
Deceased
I'm pursuance Of % decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
made IN the cause therein pending 20
subject IN, real estate Of the said John
". Blatchl'y Co the payment Of her
debts. you are required 90 present your
claims against the estate OF the said
John W. Blatchley for adjudication 20
Frank \. Mcmahon. Commissioner. NJ
hts office go the said county. Rooms 500
and sos SChm Ilhach Building. Wheeling.
West Virginia. Oh or before the 2sth dag
Of November. 1919.
Witness. John J.. Kingdom. Clerk Of
tho said court. this 4th day Of October.
1913.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk.
o-I5-1g -2q-u-5 la-Iq
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0UT-THE-PTKE
Or. Will Cruise, Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
Office, 6layney's Drug Store.
Auto Hits wall.

Charles Pierce. "a we'll known auto
mobile driver OF Wheeling. while dItN-
ing Nr. OSferlngS car out the pike
Monday. swearNed TO miss another cur
and ran into the stone wall at High
land Park, MASKING the entire front
end Of the car and narrowly escaping
serious injury TO himself
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Grand jury Meets.

At the meeting OF the grand Jury
held on Monday found a number OF
true bills and cases set for trial.
Joe HCblock. Nick Mascozzin and
Richard Webb. indictments for felony.
Harry Garrison. felony.
John j. Walsh. misdemeanor
W. Donelly. misdemcanor
Nick Sabatine. misdemeanor
Frank Julis. John Burka and John
Doe, misdcmeanor charges
Alexander Craig vs.. Jesse Cohen.
demurrer cases set for October Is
Board OF education. II Wensburg
district. VS.. The National Surety
Company of New York. demurrer
hearing on October ~.
;. Ihilabaum rs. Sara Maloy and
c. =. Smith. hearing for demurrer on
October 10.
The criminal docket I'm the Circuit
court will be called on Wednesday
morning. October 10 at 10 q. m
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studer Funeral.

The funeral ~ the late Mrs Margaret
Ntuder. 81 Elm Grove. who died SUNDAY
evening. viii lo held his morning az e
O'Clock. from -. Vincent DO Paul rtth0.
ic church Following the services Iu-
terment viii ne made in Nft calvary
cemetery
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MelIshurn Rriefs


Miss Hazel Phillips who. on Thurs
day evening. was given by accident
"A bichloride OF mercury tablet. il i'm
proving and il is thought that there
VIII be no permanent or serious re-
suits from the accidental poisoning
Miss Phillips. who is the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Phillips. OF Bethany. is
primary teacher in the Follansbee
schools and her many friends hone
20 see her ont soon
All Of the banks closed here in tho
afternoon OF election day.
The members OF the Merchants
Athletic club held a good practice on
Tuesday evening and expect TO be in
good trim FOR the game 10 be piaved
on Saturday.
G. +. Guild. Of Wheeling. was a
visitor I'm the city on Monday.
John IT. CharnCck. OF Charleston
mas been visitor here for several
days az the home OF his parents. Nr
and Mrs. J VI. Charuock
Mr.. and Mrs J NJ Carmichael left
on tuesday for a visit of a couple of
months 81 the home Of their son Rev
George Carm chael OF Buckhorn. Ky.
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DIE

BODEEETETN-Dr rreer,, ,-..t.- 9.
ti. go o'clock D. ODD FrNf-u
N-IEIN. HEed O.. years mont.
.f'fH. from residence ~ Die mother
NJ. ''|r Jacob street TrIf4,. brf.fer
iErF af goo o. m rrf.r...r, III.
cemetery Friends of family fr-
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LOST

TOS1- -"-~s-~>-~--~-~~-~~~~.
bOST-Ihe following certificates Of
stock in the a. =. Steel Cornorotfo,,.
S-lsN.3 two shares preferred: S-e7-CO
one share preferred. C-1115s. one share
common. All persons are hereby warned
AGAINST the purchase 81 said original
certificate ~ stock IN the hands Of any
person Whatsoever Adolph IurEenSeu
80 4fie Eoff ST.. city o-Is-2f-eod
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West Virginia Traction 6
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized paw stations:

OoInpanys once. co-rer l2th g
Chapli'e Street, Wheeling. ". va
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton, w. Va
Ine First National BANK, Elm Grove
West Virginia.
State Bank of Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills At the most convenient pay
station c. ID JUNKINS. Treasurer
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TNrElNRil rs FOR SALE

Ton SALE-ftota al Typewriter With tab.
II1r. almost new. $500 fr. Main
ST.. Wheeling ..tf.rI
ron 8AL-i-OiVcr t;peOritcr Good
conc It.uu. ~ 3 smith. GO Main
- v h~clinE Rel SER National
ls'f-M. aulh-tf
ZOE GALE oliver Tvpevrite SO q
Positively good az new Your own
.Hr. pr. q. ~ reasonable Loci. 7fc Film
,L-L-- w Va au-f-tf
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wANTED-Men II or over, PAY in IN.

WANTED-Men II or over. Pay in the
L. :. Navy averages $40 per month.
promotion possible up to Chief Petty
Otficer At over $50 clear Learn mechani-
cal trade. Must prove you are an Amer
lean citizen. Complete information at
Navy Recruiting station. New Fedora /
huiiding, cleveland. For free booklet
he Making OF a Man-O'warsman al
dress. Bureau OF Navigation. Roy 3g.
Navy Department. Washington. ID. c.
s-1S-25-o-2-s-I6
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

} -OuiS Bert SCf1N
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EwBALMER.
ii22 and 1874 Main street
'aIls Answered Day or Nirbt-
store Phones G25
VIC T. R'riechy Roll Phone fqSa.R
& j. Rcrtschy Nat Phone 1920 Y
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POLL Try


OEpINGTOEB- black white hat1
guy Hnh Young. DhcAr inspection bro.
flted Ioth phones d. co. Marsh
20 rIf
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ladies AND GENT FNFN
ROOMS EOR RENT

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FcP "EuT-furn| .neH rnrne ra~g.
elegant room vi'h private iavafrrr
o-fi-m
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Breummer G. Hiidebysnd

q. uhefei Directors and Embainsra
ffkfi HnN Twenty. second afa
Aeeihoue 20. OEcn dag and nshL
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WANTED laborers. corner 25th and
Market SITS. Wheeling Wall Plaster
" o-l5--g
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WANTED meat cutter. single: speak
Slavish or Polish. Apply. oscar WI
son. 80 Lafayette. Moundsville W. Va.
o-13-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

s-~s----~-~~~-~~-~~~------ ,~>-o
FcTICE-Fersous having clothing NJ
charles Ncwman's 4s. 18th st. over
time. must call within IS days or tlrv
viii be sold o-Tr-f
FRUIT. ornamental and shade trees NJ
special prices for few days 90 iu-
duce fall planting. nt Colcrain Nurseries.
Address A. Starbuck. Colerain. q.
o-7-7ot
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid for cast on clothing write
or cali
NJ. LEVY,
NO los hArFst ST. wheeling, ". va
WE-Collccf Bad Ri.is puv ana sci
tiniu. Alta -hmcrts carefully place
art cEettfed We adjust claims al
Innkc col.cctionI on n commission baais
~. n. S?lleo ON no roy. The Euckeyc Mer.
q9i,,tie ,,.A AGENCY 800 BOARD OF Trads
ti't' NN''inr ". Va. a.
PATENTS secured. Trad.
hAN - Marks registered
lo.kle- lr-c Fifteen years practice
II a.. DrELAP. PATENT ATTORNEY
NATION ~ E1cha1 90 Bank Bldg.
Wheclin-, " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
EOR SALE
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FOR SALE-Iielglc hounds Is month,
old. well broke and guaranteed Send
stamp Tor reply. Address =. O. BoN 1872.
Fairvtew. o. o-T-f
FoR SALE-Threc tu-ret lathes. differ
eut sizes. one engine lathe Drfll
press. Excellent condition. bargain.
fllcr Co. Cameron. ". Va. o-Ig-i
FoG SALE-Three young chester brood
sows Enquire ". p. Gibson. Trfadei-
phia. W Va. Eel phone 2S2-R %
TOR SABE-work horse. years old
'hll bell 50 X. 3. MY. o-s-tf
TOR sALE-Team OF match gray horses.
weight 1000 pounds Inquire War
wood Bakery. National phone 255s-R
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT.
THE pASEEEETH, TINST GTCOHp
THIRD. FOURTH AND FIFTH FIOORS
OF III NEW FIRE PROOF MERCAN.
TILL PUDDING CE MAIN STuETT
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNER.
VIII y EEADY ABOUT FIRST CT
april. 1914
EACH TIooR CAN BE RENTED
JAMES Z. HsWIrY.
lc65ls MAIN STREET.