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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-18

MANTED--Pensacola State
Bank stock; will trade inn
proved city property for it.
p. O. Box 173, city. llnov
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PERSONAL attention given to all horse
shoeing placed with US. Briggs and
Fomison-two shops
10 z. Garden rs w. Intendencia
Phone 1910 Phone 622
25Sept1m
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OYSTERS.

OYSTERS receive fresh Escambia
. oysters daily, and are now ready to
serve you. Prompt delivery. Phone
674. Peter Christoles, Belmont and Pal
afox. 14nov1m
OYSTERS-Fresh Escambfa oysters re-
ceived daily. Fancy groceries We de-
liver promptly. Phone 1915. 14nov6t
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-Strayed from McDavid, Fla.
yellow cow with one horn off. of Hols-
teen stock. Notify H. Q. Brewton, Nc
David, Fla Reward. 1Snov6t"
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BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP

BREwToN & HANDRoP-Bicyc1e re-
pair shop All kinds of repair work
done cheap. Bayien and Intendencia
street. 15nov6t
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REWARD.

REWARD of $500 to any person bringing
in G-s7S, $40 sewing machine number
Apply Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, 80 South Palafox I5nov1ws
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!. W. Bullock, Jr.
Phone TIT. 5o4-5o5 American Mat. Bldg.
FOR SALE.

KUMoUATS FOR SALE for jelly and
preserves. Phone 366 or call at 904 E.
Gadsden street. 1Snov7t
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-Settled and refined lady
wants position in store or Office Adj
dress NJ. R, care Journal. 15nov6t
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WANTED-Position in office. Have Just
completed Massey's commercial course
Reasonable salary to begin with. Tele-
phone 1444, or apply Clerk, care Jour
nal noy14s
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wANTED-To borrow $4,000 for one or
81 two years. secured by first mortgage
on. Pensacola real estate. Address "Citi-
ken." care Journal 11nov
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SKIPPER SHOE SHOP, 20 East Garden
greet. All repair work guaranteed and
cheap: called for and delivered. Phone
1885, 4nov1m
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GIVE do kodak finishing and
do it we'll" Prompt atten-
tention to out-of-town or
ders.- Get our prices. Glover
Studio, Masonic Temple,
Pensacola, Fla. 1'nOv1m
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PERSONAL.

KATE DAVIS, midwife and nurse, los s.
Coyle street, between Intendencia and
Government. 16noV7t*
DOLLS DRESSED FOR CHRISTMAS
VIII make doll costumes any kind de
stirred. Very reasonable. Apply between
a. m. and p. m. 212 Blount building.
16noV1W$
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FOR SALE-Child's iron bed with sides.
Good mattress and all in perfect con-
dition. Cheap. 1l17 E. 14th street.
1Snov6ta
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAND-PAINTED CHINA - Beautiful
hand-painted china, some real bargains.
Call at "a West Intendencia street.
Telephone 1851. Mrs. Armstrong.
18novGt'
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-Succesfu salesman, high
class line pumps and tanks for factor
les stores, garages, Cleaners etc., dig
kee Tank Works, Milwaukee, Wis
1Snov
WHIP SALESMEN-we manufacture a
superior line. 1t gets the trade. Not
connected with any trust or combination.
Liberal commission. Send references
with application. Empire State Whip
Co.. Windsor, n. Y. 1enov
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UMBRELLAS repaired Work guaran-
teed. Tarragona and Gregory streets.
J. c. Young, Proprietor. .15nov1m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A large. heavy lap robe, black on
one side, colored with yellow with ami
NAL head on other side. Return to 20S
American National Bank Building.
nov14
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wANTED-You TO get my price on auto
mobile tops. I make q speciality on
tops, cushions, slip covers, dust covers,
etc. Phone $685. PA East Romano street.
W. E. Splitter. mch2e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-18

Swift & Co packing house and Saunders
mill; finder please notify John Gates:
phone 1860. Ring 8. 1Snov7t
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HOOTON & WATSON
"THE RENTAL AGENTS"
BIount Building. Phone 5
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HIGH,CLAss SALARIES or WAGES
purchased. Hall q Co. 1914 Fast
Government st. Phone 11s3. 2smch
MONEY loaned on real estate or personal
property in the City Of Pensacola at
the legal rate OF interest. HALL &
CO, 1914 E. Government street. Phone
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Tighter
viii Be Trousers And Goats
Win Be Shorter

Cleveland, Feb. 12--Trousers tight
Or than ever; coats shortened and
close fitting are the 1918 sprine
styles promised to those men who
plan to dress In the mode. according
TO delegates to the annual convention
Of the National Association Of Mer.
chant Tajlors Of America, which open.
ed here today.
Thin men and fat men will have
trouble with the new fashions; only
the athletic ones will be in their glory
Delegates say this is tribute to the
vastly increasing number OF athletic.
looking, well-built American men.
For the first time In the assocfa
tons history, women tailors will at
tend. It is said that one idea that
will be worked out will be that OF
tailoring mems and women's suits OF
the same cloth. That is a man and
wife will be provided with uniform
suits Of brown, or blue, or black, OF
any other color they may deside. Eigh,
hundred tailors are expected to at
tend.
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All loans are repayable at any time
and without advance interest.
Partial payments permitted in any
sum.
Installment loans made on which
weekly or monthly payments can be
made to suit borrowers convenience.
All papers in connection with loans
are on file at our office and can be
seen by the borrower at any time.
Prompt service.
II your are contemplating buying a
home in the city or country--buying
more land--building or repairing, ge,
our proposition before completing
your arrangements.
If you are interested either as De
positor or Borrower, we invite you tc
call at our Office at the Northwest
Corner of Main and Vine streets.
The Knox Savings & Loan ASSN.
c. F. COLVILLE, Sec'y.
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MEET
At Police Station And De.
nounce Each Other As Frauds
(Mansheld News)

''' Nm80Bu0iO NoWBJ
Dark. threatening clonds, one a big
one and the other q little one, were
lowering over the police station this
afternoon when the. Rev. Emery Cain,
whom the police designated as the
Little Negro and Brother Thomas,
whom they designated as the Big Ne
gro. met and accused each other Of
being frauds and grafters. Each COL
ored man dropped into town today and
each began soliciting funds for an In.
dustrial school he claimed to be con-
Quoting for colored children. Rev.
Emery Cain claimed to have a school
at Indianapolis and Brother Thomas
said he had one down on the Ohio.
The Rev. Emery Cain visited some
Of the manufacturers today and sue
ceeded In securing donations. Soon
after the b. N. dropped in at the same
office and when he found the L. N. had
beat him to 1t, Brudder Thomas made
holler and complained at the police
station that the L. N. was q fraud.
Officer Beam went to the Carlton no.
tel and found the l.. N. there with his
wife and another "cullud" lady They
had engaged a room and were eating
their meals IN the room. The l.. N.
was brought to the station and ne and
the b. N. exposed each other.
The b. N. said the l.. Ms school
was frost and that the L. N. was q
bigger one. Then the l.. N. came back
at him and reminded Brudder Thomas
that he, the Rev. Emery Cain, had
run Brudder Thomas away from his
home when he was calling ON the
Rev. Mr. Gains wife. The B. NJ, ad-
mitted he had called on Sister Cain
and had been ordered away but he re-
minded the Rev. Emery Cain he had
later received an invitation to call
again. The b. N. said the L., N. was
wanted at Indianapolis for fraud. Up
on this the L. N. pulled his coat and
told the B. N. he would give him q
beating.
"You know what they do to q toma.
toes before they can them. don't your
the B. N. asked the little one. "Well,
that's what Ill do TO YOU" Tho case
was settled by both the B. N. and the
l.! N. being ordered out Of town. When
departing the l.. N. asked the B. N.
what train he was going to take, tell.
ing him he would meet him there.
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HARRY THAw's BIRTHDAY

Fishkill Landing, N. Y, Feb. 12--
Harry X. Thaw quietly celebrated his
forty-third birthday today at the Mat
teawan Hospital for the Criminal In
sane. where he was sentenced ive
years ago after the second jury which
tried him for the staying Of Stanford
White found him insane. No special
incident in the routine Of Thaw's life
marked the anniversary, excepting the
receipt OF several presents and meA
sages Of greeting from relatives,
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A fine CONCERT


The Victrola concert given at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
was excellent and no doubt did q
great deal toward its purpose which
was to encourage the interest in good
music in Mt. Vernon. The program
was very we'll selected and was made
Nd OF high class records by the great
est vocal artists In the world. The
church auditorium was nearly nlled
bg Mt. Vernon lovers Of good music.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

vith LOCAL APPLICATIONS. . SlSoy
cann0t TeSoh the seat Of the di0ease. Ca
tarrh y 8 blood or eonstitutional dlsease.
and in order to cure i you must taxa -.
eernaI remedies, Halls Catarrh CusU u
taken Internally. and acts directly upon
CStarrh Cure IL not quack medicine. II
Was prescribed by one Of the best ply.
Gjcians In this country for years ana =
q regular prescription. 1t y compcsed 6
the best tOnica known. combined Wtn ~
mucous surfaces. The perfect cemuouae
ton Of the two ingredients 10 what pso.
duces such wonderful results IN curino
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
y. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo 2
Gold by Druggists. prico 76c.
- HAMS Family piils for coustipAsSeA
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And Gave Bond Late At Night
In The The Sum Of $1,000
Alleged That He Didn't Tell
Truth On Witness Stand
The Other indictments Are
Not Made Public

The grand Jury Of the February
term Of common pleas court reported
to Judge Jewell late Tuesday after.
noon.
Three indictments were returned
against three persons, but none Of the
indictments were made public at the
time for the reason that the persons
against whom indictments were re-
turned had not been apprehended.
Late Tuesday night the first person
against whom an indictment was re-
turned was arrested by sheriff wooir-
son. It was late in the evening when
the sheriff apprehended Elva L. Loney
at his home west Of Fredericktown.
Loney was indicted for perjury. It
is alleged that at the November term
Of common pleas court Loney was de-
fendant in q case in which Johnson
& Crowell were plaintiffs. 1t 10 al
legged that Loney did not tell the true
state q Affairs when he was on the
witness stand and there was quite .
sensational scene in common pleas
court when Lot G. stllwell. attorney
for Loney. withdrew from the case,
stating that his client was not tellins
the truth ON the witness stand.
A the outcome Of this case the In
dictment for perjury was returned BY
the grand jury.
Loney was brought to Mt Vernon
by Sheriff Woolison where his bond
was fixed at $1,000 by the common
pleas court. The defendant imme-
diately gave bond with John Jones ana
8. q. Dowds as sureties and was re-
leased from custody.
The other indictments returned by
the grand jury are against persons
not in Mt. Vernon at the present time.
The indictments are all for felonies.
The grand Jury investigated 26
cases and examined 80 witnesses and
as stated before returned three indict-
ments against three persons.
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PLAN OCEAN TO
OCEAN HIGHWAY

Asheville, N. c.. Feb. l3--In re-
sponse to an invitation from Gov.
Craig Of N. Carolina conference q
delegates appointed BY the governoss
of nearly all Of the Southern StatsA
met here today to consider the ~
visibility OF building trans-continen-
tai highway In accordance with thA
project recently launched In Caiifee-
mia. 1t is planned to build the rosa
far enough south to make 1t availasSe
for satisfactory travel the year rounAs
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Enjoyable Meeting
az 9eafhovan Club

Enjoyable Meeting
OF Beethoven Club
The Beethoven Club met Tuesday
evening at Miss Porter's home. The
subject Of the evening Brahms Sym
phony and Songs" was in charge Of
Miss shireman and Mrs. Taylor. Miss
shireman read an interesting sketch
of the Life Of Brahms and the follow
ing program was given.
Hungarian Dance No. S"-Miss
Shireman.
Cradle Song"--Miss Clara McCar.
thy.
I'm Meeting Tones''-Mrs. Beggs.
Symphony No. III. "Allegro con
brio"-Mrs. Cooley, Miss Gertrude
Porter.
"The Dustman," "Sapphic Ode
Mrs. Taylor.
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OUR 5 PER Cent,

Certificates Of Deposit are the Safest
and Most Desirable investments
The Buckeye stats Building 4
Loan Company. Rankin Building,
q West Gay Street. Columbus, o.
4. Ready money. You can have
your money at any time Notice to
withdraw can be, but never has been
required by our company. To get
monev on mortgages owned by your.
self, might be almost impossible II
you should need It quickly. Not 30
with out certificates. Herein they are
most desirable Assets S6.400,000.
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in SESSION At GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. ia
large attendance marked the 0penins
OF the annual convention Of the North
Dakota Retail Dealers Association,
which was called to order here this
afternoon by President A. J. Smith OF
Darlington. The convention will con-
tnue its sessions until Friday.
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Jack Ryan, formerly pitcher for the
Boston and Cleveland Americans and
the st. Paul American Association
team, has signed with the Los An
geles club, Of the Pacific Coast Lea
que.
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rR. MuLuANE At NEWARK

Rev. l.. w. Mulhane. pastor OF st.
Vincent de Paul's Catholic church OF
this city. delivered Lenten lecture
at the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment in East Newark on Tuesday ev-
ening.
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I. i. j. !. !. i. !. !. i. i. i. ;, + i
4. BIRTHS i.
1. =. i. i. i. j. i i. + 4. i !. i +
A daughter was born Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Vail
of West Chestnut street.
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Meeting os Soros's
Twesday AfteenooM

Tuesday Afternoon
sorosis met Tuesday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. Il. C. Nulock, East
High street. After the regular bust.
ness the following papers were read
The 0hettos Of New York City from
the book called the Trial Of the Emf.
grants, by Mrs. Lucy Mckay and Len.
ington from Summer Haunt's by Mrs
John c. Wood. Both papers were very
much enjoyed. Sorosis adjourned to
meet next with Mrs. Vance, East Vine
street
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Pleasant Surprise
Near BladensburQ

About twenty-five of the friends and
relatives of Mrs. Scott Dudgeon ten.
dered her a surprise at her home near
Bladensburg Sunday evening in honor
of her 2Sth birthday anniversary. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music. A three course
supper was served. All departed for
their homes at late hour, wishing
the hostess many returns of the day.
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Horn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Cles-
ter Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Peres Dud,
geon, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dudgeon,
DIR. and Mrs. Stonehocker, Miss Ida
Nelick, Miss Lena McPeek, the
Misses Maude, Ruth, and Grace Dud-
geon, the Misses Cora and Faye Horn
and Mr. Ed. Farquhar of Gambler.
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0cottNrepe
Wedding
Mr.. Levi I. Scott and Miss Mary
Kreps, both Of this city, were united
in marriage at 4 o'clock Tuesday ar
ternoon at the home of Rev. John T.
Black, pastor Of the Mulberry street
NJ. p. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
will make their home in Mt. Vernon.
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Entertained

EnteFtained
With Tea
Miss Ila Williams entertained very
pleasantly with tea at her home on
North Mckenzie street Saturday even.
ing. All Of the lady members Of the
High school faculty and Mrs. J. 8.
Alan were present.
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Building Commission Met Al
Court House Wednesday
AIimOny Allowed In The
Case Of WorIey VS. WOrley
Offices Al The Court HOnse
We're Closed Wednesday

Judge Jewell in the court of com.
mon pleas on Tuesday made the fol.
lowing assignment of cases, commenc.
ing Monday, February II, on which
date the members Of the petit jury
will report for duty at . a. m:
Monday, February II
Ohio Live Stock Com. Co. VS.. Lev.
ering Brothers.
Sperry ct al vs.. The Mt. Vernon
Glass Co.
King vs. King ct al.
Thomas Vs.. Thompson Cooper
Lodge.
Tuesday, February 10
Fuller vs. Yauger.
Carr vs. Simmons.
Daily & Poland vs. Freese.
Wednesday, February 10
Hampshire vs. Clutter.
Bradfeld vs.. Hardness
Horn vs. Walker.
Thursday, February 20 /
Otis & Co. vs. lowering Brothers.
Young vs. The Mt. Vernon Bridge
Company.
Friday, February n
Cochran vs. Wilson.
Monday, February 24
Feeney va. William Lewis.
Natinonal Supply Co. vs. Upham
Gas Sompany.
Bradheld vs.. Brannigan.
F. & M. Bank VS.. Sharp. Admr.
Tuesday. February IS
]. b. Waight, Exr. vs. Lucy Mckay
Wednesday, February 26
Hyatt vs. Bailey.
Finley-Barell Co. vs.. Levering Bros.
Thursday. February 81
Colgin vs. Ferenbaugh.
Koch ct al VS.. Levison.
Friday, February 20
Rinehart vs. The Penn Co.
Monday, March 10
Wuchner VS.. The Mt. Vernon Glass
Co.
Higgins vs. Zeig.
Fertilizer Co. vs. Bowers.
Sharp, Receiver, vs. Penn.
Tuesday, March II
Stephen Adamson Co. vs.. The Mill.
wood Sand Co.
Bitcher vs.. Howell
Van voorhis VS.. The Mt. Vernon
Electric Co.
"Wednesday, March IL
Sapp vs.. Cooper.
Doty vs. Harris.
Thursday, March 13
Kelser.Dowds Co. va. Blubaugh.
S0ckman VS.. Koons.
Wants A Divorce
To secure divorce and othter reliet
from his wife, Maude Maxwell, D. Ora
Maxwell has fled suit in probate
through his attorney, w. ]. Bissman.
The parties were married December
6, 1911, and no children were born.
Mr.. Maxwell says his wife has been
guilty of extreme cruelty and that she
continually endeavored to. humiliate
and embarrass him In his employment
by charging him with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct during and ar
ter hours OF employment. making the
charges to his employer and In tho
presence of his neighbors.
He further says she neglected her
household duties and that each have
children Of a prior marriage and that
she failed to take care OF them and to
keep his and their home clean. He
says she rendered their home as q
place unsuitable to live.
Further he says he fully supported
their home and family and that he has
conducted himself - faithful and duti-
full husband. He alleges she left him In
the middle Of June, 1912, and has since
refused to communicate with him.
Mansfield Shield.
Building Commission Met
The commission having In charge
the building Of the new county jail
met at the court house Wednesday
when the plans for the new structure
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Cociety
0News
GWesptslnsd
A. 0a0vi11o

A. 0aWvIlle
Miss Helen Nssor entertained ten
giri friends at her home In Danville
Saturday evening. Games, music and
various kinds Of contests were enjoy.
I'd. A luncheoo was served.
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were presented By the architect
%
of,ess cIossd Wsdnssdsy--
On account Of the lincoln birthday
holiday. all the oficss at the Knoa
county court mousse we're cscsed 81,
day.
Common pisas Court
A session Of common pleas court
was held "Wednesday by Judge H. ".
Jewell when . number q motions and
demurrers came up.
o.
AIImony GRANTED
Judge Jewell in the court Of com.
mon pleas ON Tuesday In the Case
Of Emma M. worley vs.. John Q. wor-
ley allowed the plaintlff alimony in
the sum of 81 per week, commencing
on February Is, 1913. Both the plain.
tiff and defendant in the case are
nearly 10 years of age.
No Court Until Monday
Shortly before noon Wednesday,
Judge Jewell adjourned common pleas
court until next Monday morning. at
o'clock at which time the first case
to be taken up will be that of the
Camp Glass Co. VS.. the Upham Gas
Co.
inventory and Appralsernent-
In the matter Of the estate Of vii.
liam Welsh, an inventory and ap-
praisement has been flled in probate,
showing the following: Personal
s2s, moneys S372.16, securities 1890.
SO, claims 1893. Total s2.92o09.
The Tsueher Estate
Thomas E. Taugher has been ap-
pointed executor of Patrick Taugher
giving bond in the sum Of 500 with
p. A. Berry and Patrick Purcell az
sureties. No appraisement.
Referee To Hold Court
Referee w. A. Hosack will hold a
session of court in the common pleas
court room Thursday afternoon. com.
mencing at o'clock to hear the Penn
matter.
Marriage lieenses-
Levi I. Scott, laborer. and Mary
Kreps. both of Mt. Vernon. Rev. John
=. Black.
Deed Filed
Nellie Mulhane to Sumner 8. Pierce.
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TFF
DEATHS
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James Miller


James Miller
James Miller, residing ON the Mar,
tinsburg road. South Vernon, died at
7:15 Wednesday morning Of bronchial
pneumonia after an illness Of days.
The deceased was born April n, 1887.
Mr.. Miller was O widower and is sur
vived by three children: Mrs. Eliza.
beth Bacey and Frank Miller of Gin
cinnau and Mrs. Nellie Brown Of Mt.
Vernon.
The remains will be shipped to Gin.
cinnati for interment, but the date OF
the funeral has not been SGT.
Charles A. Durbln
Word was received Wednesday by
relatives in Mt. Vernon and Gambler
announcing the death of Mr.. Charles
A. Durbin Of Salt Lake City. Utah.
His death occurred Tuesday after
noon. He was 20 years Of age and had
resided in Salt Lake City for period
Of about five, years. He formerly re-
sided at Gambler. but left thsre about
nine years ago. He Is survived by
his mother and one brother, Mr.. Frank
Durbin, OF South Mulberry street. this
city. He Is also survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. Stanley A. Williams Of
Gambler and Mrs. Ella Willis of
GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Willis was a twin
sister Of the deceased. Arrangements
for the funeral nave not yet been com
pleted.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-14

Building Commission Met
The commission having In charge
the building Of the new county jail
met at the court house Wednesday
when the plans for the new structure
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Common pIess ceurt-

Common Pleae Court
A session Of common pleas court
was held "wednesday by Judge H. W.
Jewell when . number q motions and
demurrers came up.
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Deed Filed
Nellie Mulhane to Sumner 8. Pierce.
lot 95 Riverside park addition to city,
$500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-14

of'ess ciossd Wsdnssdsy--
On account Of the lincoln birthday
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day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-14

Marriage Licenses
Levi I. Scott, laborer. and Mar,
Kreps, both of Mt. Vernon. Rev. Johr
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