davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

was great success. Prof. S. NJ
Boyer furnished the music. The
committee in charge was ed Wads-
worth, JEFF Watson and J. NJ. Gra-
ham.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

Manicure Rolls and Cases for Hol-
diay remembrances. The C. d. Smith
Drug Company Stores. 16
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

William McGinley is bemoaning
the loss of his fine Registered Ches-
peake spaniel whom some one poi
soned last night.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

Keep a close watch on the want
Of The Sentinel for bargains
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

Percy Grubbs, representing the
Nuekolls Packing Company, is here
today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

Infant sets for Holiday Gifts in
colors and white. The G. d. Smith
Drug Company Stores. 16
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

Weather Observer Stewart an
nounces this morning that the de-
partment of agriculture had designa-
ted the Canon block as the location
of the new weather station. The in
stnllation of apparti will commence
at once.
The daily sentinel., 1913-12-23

The Odd Fellows ball last night
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

fGat bas soloene arusifir, bas iie
ge9alten, niif Die Steine, nit mel.
den Der 8oben gepflaitert lit.
Siloegaro iest lid auf. Sic blidt
perrpirrt pic elm id]laftrrtnfenes ainb
Inn iid. !.
Sic greiit iid nit beioen Sdnoeu
al, Die Stirne.
$50 bin ih?" iliilterte lie.
Sbre Sano bate ben &oienfron5
erfabt, lie reibt i'm aus ben Saarcri,
iiebt ibn al iino mirft tin laitt orf.
ihreieno BON lid.
sic ipringt aiif. lie greift init ben
6dnoen al Die Mauer--falt rieielt
es onrd, ibren 9eib, bis ms SerS
fiiblt lie ben falten Shauer.
5ort lit cine 5biire-binter Der
Sbiire mrrb Seben. miiiien Ienifen
iein. Sic 5iebt at ben &iegeln. lie
reiBt oil Den perroiteten eiienit1ben,
bis ibr Die fleinen. meiBen Sanbc
bluten-Oie 5biir itebt felt wie ein
Gels.
Sic iiebt Den leud)tenoet Strabl
an Dem id)parSen @emdiier, lie folsi
linn nit ben Iu9eit, lie fat Den
Guell Des 2id,tes entoeft.
Sic ipringt aif bas 9rettergeltell
nod fam lie baS Seuiterd)en nit
ibrem Bid nid)t erreifen; lie fabi
Die 9anf mo ihleppt Tie beran uno
5iebt lie aui ons @eitell--iest fam
lie binonrdieben uno elm gellenber
Sd)rei iliegt bon ibren 2ippen.
.@aiier - Der ShloBgra6en - 0,
mein Sraum!!"
Sect peiB iie. no lie iIt-oie
iiirdterlihe Gntoedung bat ibr Die
grinnerung, Die alarbeit oes @eiitcs
mieocr aegeben. Sic ldBt lid, bon
Der 9anf berabgleiten unb iest iid)
aui Den Han0 ibrer Sagcritatt.
Gin nelicr. cntietlider 5rmm,--
.@aloemar." idreit Tie iammernS
AMI. .@aloemar biIf mir, rette
midi"
Sic hordt-nidts rcgt lid.
.@albemor lit ia nift bier"
iagte lie mad, cinem @eild)en 81 lid
iclbit; onrd) lire Gimme 5~itterte tie
les @eb. .Waloemar lieB mid
aQein = inter benz Sd)use ieiner
9riiber.--iie mir, lie bnben mid
hierber geid)leppt. baben mid, leben.
oia begroben. 9lber wic--lpann III
cS geifcbcnp Sd idlicf in cinem
Bette Gin bier bin id) crmaht--id
muB lanse. muB icit aeihlaien ba.
ben--baS mar fcin natiirliter Sdlai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
aopitel.
Sac wrdbselanf-.

Gle Ndd)t lpaF cltiid, pirnhc,; sic
tilcn Strnbfcn Scr Morgeuiomc
,iieten mn lohteir poili 8iuunial
'erob. Tid, IN mas Shurnprrlicb
rang cinc Tbullm BON bcnt 2ibt
mo @lolls bcs aniacu Cages.
aiod LA &ilbcgdrb. bcocdt bon
en- Mahtck ilorr Iio rcgnngslos
III Ncln Wt%etteraeitelf: noh hing
or &roiB ron ipci6cH &pien III III.
en- lanaen, bianorM Sqoren; nod
'arcn Die -8e6finctcn T,lgen obne
cbct.
Gic Sonnc ltieg hober; aud, in
en- mrtcrirbiifcn aerfcr miir6e es
cllcr, cin lcitdtenoer StrabI iiel
>urd) Oas fleilie. pergittertc Setiter.
Sprd)-gire c. niht pie elm lei.
or gtbeln5ng oiirf Die &rabesitile?
Sieh-5i,dte cs nift eben in ben
Simrcrn. III ocn giSern?
Gin nclter TtbeliI5llg, id,mcr uno
lei. DIS miibte CT lid miihiam ans
'cr Truit losriiaer ein teiies
'ndcr- bic Sioer idlicBcn lid! Sic
iifncn lid, wicocr-oic aiisen Der.
iercn ibre Starrhcit- tic gelpinten
2cbcn mo Snbnlt suriif.
Gin ;%}ittcrn o,rd)lduft Die @lieoer
sic Singer bsioeaen lid. lie Idle
ben bcil Mnltcl Siriid flirreno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

nit mcitgc0ffnctcn sligeu aib oorm
ihllig or Den 9lif Sn 9oocl. 'a.
Wid)ocl mar crgrifien; raid trat
tic nilf i'm 5u ruio nohm icinc Sonh.
.Ntid)oel," ingtc tic nit lpcidlcm.
wnrnlcm Conc. .6l Shucn ipriht
uilr Siloegoro, bic @ottin Sbre5
9rliocrs. ben Sic licbcu, Der ,Sbucu
emit 0aS Sebcl, rcttetc- bohcn Sic
eS idon pergeiicn. onB mir SrcluIbc
icili mollten2 Sic bnben mir nid,t
iogen fnnner, mas ih SSbncn &c.
than--ingcn Sic mir, Oh id) aid
Sbnen i'm @eac itebe. Scrlangcll
aud, Sic. oaB if) ben Hlat rGiirnc,
alif mclfcn mid, @oloenior gcitcat
bat-ipoblan, ih nerbc i'm pcrloi'
ien!"
.@alOemor piro Sic ST. bnltcn
piiien!"
%, mein @aloemar!" ionmerte
oie @rGfin nno barg ibr Nntlis iii
ibren Sdnoen.
sd nil i'm ltie lpieocricbcn,~
flrbr lie nod elmer Eailic fort, vid)
Gortiebuna aui Der A. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

DIES er Sbuen Suglcid nit iciucr
San0 geid)crft bot. Snhcn Sic oic
@lofen gebort? Is morcn Snot"ns
elofcn; ibr @elGutc, @ro6acl1utc!
Iie @rGfin bon Scbenou lebt nid)t
mcbr; mir bnbcn tic hcilte nit olcnl
@cpranac, oas ibr scbiibrt, bc9ro-
ben. @albcn1ar miro bic Sobtc be
rpeiner, mir meroen icine S1r0ncn
trodnen."
!Siloegaro rid,tcte lid aiti mo
trat einen Sd,ritt Dor; ihrc g,git
mar Dem 3orne gcipid)cil. ihrc Sit.
gen blittcrL i6rc 2ippen bcbten.
.So mar cs Giif nid,t acnlla nit
Dem trepelbaften Spiel, oas Shr nit
meincm Sebet. nit Giircm ci1cncn
griioer, nit Der Giro ocs Soiiics
treibt? 9eourftct Sbr nod oo,it
oes trommen 9ebetes, Scr @cihc Scr
Stride, oes IrteltS ciues Yrieitcra?
DtitBte Der Sintmel pollenbcn hclfcn,
mas Die Soae begonncn2 Siirhtet
lettte 3od)e-@ott ldbt ieincr nidt
ipotten!"
WertSel lad)te Ipottiid1 aui.
.Wfaonme," iagtc or, .Sic ii,o
cine trefflihe aomooiahtin."
Sic lafen, Sic ipotten, Ser
@raf, es miro Die 3cit fonlmen. ga
Sic 5ittern perben lino perspeiiclt
I'M @nabe nno 9armbcrSiafeit
ifreienl Sic nber, Iitoel, iaecu
Sic mir, fpas babe id) gethan. Inn
elm iolfes Coos peroieitt 81 ba6cn-
fpns babe i'd Sbnen getban, oob Sic
mid einem iold)en 9ooic meiben
fonnte1,? Intipprten Sic mir, Nti.
hael, ih min es piiicn!"
Die 1odter cineS arGmcrs, Mo.
oame," fubr @enSel rolb oospi.
ifer, .ordnet iid) nid)t rmgcitraft
TT cine srdflide SamiIiel"
~Oas lit oIio mcin G~erbrcdenl
., 10 6oren Sic oenn---id, bobc
nitnmer oarnad ecgei6t, @rGfiu.
ertdoige @rGfiu aellamnt gu mcroen,
tdJ babe ben StolS oes Sunnpeit,
mebr iein 5i molIen, oils man lit, nic
gefannt, id ueiB. baB nid)t 5itel
uno Mamen gut uno ebcl madden,
oab ben ipabren Abel MIR Die @e.
'innung berleiben fam. aIs mein
Batter, bieier 8rGmer, Sbrem griloer
oas Seben %rettete, ba fragte er aud,
niht, Oh er Gin Bauer lei ODER ein
@oelnlonn, er ieste iein Scben elm
fiir einen Witmenifen, iinS ais i'd,
Sbren 0ru0er lieben Iernte, oa no.
rem eS nidt Name ino @iiroen lno
Nfabt nno Heibtbirm, mas i'd lie6.
te,-er alletn,- Walocmar mar es!
Wdre es Elm Ser5og gcipeien. elm
&onig, nnb CT bate Wensel &c.
beiBen; id bate i'm nift SIT lieben
pertnoHt, i'd bate ieine 9erbuna
5nriidgerpieien. Grit an Dem Gage
linierer 8erlobuna erflibr id, mel
8aloemar lei; i'd Iiebte i'm barrm
rtdbt mebr, i'd fiihlte mid and, nid,t
Defenders geebrt, zines 8rafen gramt
81 iein, mo iiferfid bot @aIoemar
Die Gbre ieines Namens uno ieiner
5amilie niht 81 perIesen eemeint,
ais er mid 81 ieiner 8ottin, sur
@rdfin Sobenalt madte. Sie-Sie
baben einen anoeren Sinn, Scrr
@raf! SSt oeinielben amgenblidc, ga
Sic mid, bic Sof)ter eines ardmers,
oes 9amens elmer @rGiin Sobenarl
iiir ltntpiirbie erflGren. balten Sic
es zines @rafen bon Sobenan fiir
rpiiroig, elm Seisling nnb elm @tiiic.
tbdter 81 iein!"
.Weib," ifrie @cn5el auf, id,
eripiirse Tif!"
rSiIbesarb, Die Sohter oes ard.
mers, mar Shire Rihterin. Serr
@rai sic @rGfin Sobenan lit Elm
Cpfer SbreS Saiies,-tbum Sic, mas
Sic Sbrer Gbre iduloig iinb!"
Wen5el bate Die SGnbe ifon aus.
geitredt-er lieB lie wieoer %iilifcn;
er itorrte Die @rGiin cine ScflinSc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

nj dficiit it bent oNcn fnltcn Hounl,
nc acknowledgements. Wcn5cl
10 Wid)acl fcbricn nagcicbcn III
cn Ahnenioal 5uriif. Ocr @cntuIci,
CT ld,li6 ld,em icincr @cbnlng Sit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

(Sortiesung aui Der A. Seite.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
OUT-THE-PKE
Arranae for Picnic.

Al the meeting OF Mystic lodge.
Knights OF Pythias. held last evening.
large number of the members gath
cred TO hear the report of the picnic
committee. This committee reported
good progress on arrangements and
stated that special cars will be Sc
cured to carry the members and
friends TO and from Blayneys Grove
August .. both morning and evening.
and that a special fare of Is cents
VIII be charged for the round trip.
The committee has arranged for
games and amusements OF all kinds
for the day. including a base ball
game between members OF the lodge.
II is also reported that a large num-
Der OF members of Wheeling lodges
will be in attendance.
This will be the third annual affair
TO be held by the lodge and doubtless
Will far eclipse any past efforts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
RESOLUTION.

WHEREAS. II is the sense OF the
Executive Board OF the Second dis.
trict. that the Weirton plant Of ,he
Philips Sheet 4 Tinplate Company
Is menace TO organized labor. also
the employees of said plant BY con-
unuing at work, are exerting q
bsneful influence upon the conduct
OF the strike now I'm progress. Be IL
RESOLVED. We declare the Weir.
ton mill unfair. and that after Friday.
August l. 1913. all privileges granted
former members OF the Amalgamated
Association be withdrawn. and that
any man working in the plant Of the
Phillips Sheet & Tinplate Company
at Weirton. W. Va. after the above
date will be considered as non.union
men and working under non-union
conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

been spending his vacation at Terra
Alta. was called home BY the death of
his grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Roth.
1eSrge Zeisler. OF Fulton. will! leave
TOMORROW morn ng for Buffalo Niagara
ahx o'het northern points OF Canada.
MI and AIS. IL. r. Behrens who have
oeen spending several days at Union
dale Sunday.
Louis Ssxs new home at Fulton IL
lart nearing completion
George Fox. OF sand Hill was "a busi.
ness caller m Elm Grove yesterday
W. ;. Elliot. OF New Castle who ha q
Zen NisitIns trends at Elm Grove for
some time. returned TO his home yes
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
SHERRARD
wood Climb Hama

new club house winch = a we'll
pullt modern structure has been com
pletel on srOuad leased by TN. Mild
Mood club from William Caldwell on
wheeling Greek Alfred Simms and a
number OF other members OF the Clun
did the carpentry work on the butidi ny
~ rs about ibN25 feet IN size contains
beside the man room. a small kitchen.
anG has a large porch across the front.
AZ 10 located IN "a quiet spot near a good
spring. an ideal place FOR the members
10 10 FOR fishing and hunting The club
- the Following members. Dr. ". -.
t'ieselrr. Alfred = mms Fred Folmar.
irInk Higgs Harry Kimmins. Ellsworth
Miller. Howard Springer. Andrew KIM
ard and " \ Madden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
stnts situation urehanr.n.

The Sfrik" that las heeu going on NJ
IN" Elm Grove cool company mine for
some months remains the same with no
sign Of "a settlement. About every day
ptc hears or sees men being brought
int" tie strike zone ~ an EFFORT 80 ouer-
ate the mite Yesterday afternoon about
tn O'clock i've negroes. two men ard
three women Aitgi ted from an Elm GROW -
car ami hogan luquiriug for tire mines.
hlt what their mission WIS could not
TO learned. ono of lie women was so
thirsty she could not wait until size
arrived 81 the boarding house brt pro-
ce~ded go empty a bottle as soon as sic
glf OF the car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
l. E X NC ON

Most popular and attractive hotel for
W heeiing visitors. HOTEL BOHToM
ocean end Tennessee Ave central 10 all
stttacuons. hUmelike. $40 UP weekly:
- up daily. T. V. VOOituEES
to-iv-2s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
The Wiltshire. yirsinis Az. and Beach

tennessee Avenue. near
Reach. Excellent accom-
tahle. Bathing from
over bath. 80 70 SI5
l.. X. LOWER.
Jy-2Sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
For rsractory
Concrete Work call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulbach Building.


The last sad rites over the remains OF
the late Elizabeth Roth. old and highly
respected resident of Fulton. who died at
her home after lingering for some time
with complications that arise from old
age. Viii lie held this afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the place OF death. The ser
vices Will be I'm charge OF Rev. Dysinger
OF the First English Lutheran church
intermeut will he made in Greenwood
cemetery. The deceased was in the
eightieth year Of her age and will lie
greatly missed by all who knew her. She
leaves TO mourn her loss six sons and
one daughter. The sons will act as pail
bearers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Edward E-hr-Hs nla some .,,u.
N'-t Experiences tE- other t.tv when
ne Attempted 20 hltcn a. foul- t.ar-,,ld
time ~ hen f.L.H u..r fu,. tu,.bi, -
~" animal became frightened i,r,,k.
dW't ana ran across tile ae.d Nr
zen. ems caught ~ With little d4fficulf,.
on Nh"t h~ attempted 90 mount f6e
81 tened an uul turned quickly, thr.,y
Aii. I" the ground aud steut ON MS
iAFn. i"s below The knee Forturaf.l,
~ Ire SOFT ground the bone was pnt
iIfctlfrd. hut the horses shoe inflicted
~" ugly Hrui~e St!I h had no ids. 10.
~ M ~. ana before evening the coli
W'@ W"r".ug very well h't,hcd 10 Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Auto Hifu Henca

While proceeding along the National
road near the Fulton bank late Sunday
night. a driver. whose name could not lie
learned. lost control OF his machine ana
crashed Into the fence surrounding the
property that lately belonged 10 Louis
sax but now owned by u church organ "a
ton. The machine was not badly dam
aged and proceeded under its own power,
while Ihc fence was badly broken up,
one post being entirely broken on and the
railing split. Had ~ not been that the
fence was constructed of heavy metal u
- very likely that the machine would
have run into the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Orchard Inapaotorn

he Inspectors recently appointed by
the crop Pest CommiSs ON ~ th.. "
Va Agricultural Experiment Station
are BEGINNING tneir work ~ Inspection.
with the PuTpore OF eTadtcatins certain
%, the pests ". e. CAST of " elisbure
who has been ss.zued 10 this Work ~
Marshall and WeNel counties arrived
here to begin tho WORK last Friday
l-dNari iehIeuE. of this place haa
ch'srge uf the nspec ing III Ohio. BROOKE
ana Hancock counties. ana he expects
?" take up his duties there "a "A week
~ TWO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
LaRue Furerai Today.

From lis residence IN Gleuwooi us
afternoon VIII occur tGe funeral Sery Ices
o' or the remains ~ fLr late Charles liz
hue. Who died following an attack or
paralysis. tn" services viii he conduct
.d by Rev. BysinH@r ~ the First English
Lutheran church. ~ which tho deceased
VS. member. ~ 20 O'Clock. after
which l0tsrmeut viii De made I'm Mount
Wood cemetery. The drreas"i was well
HuoWu business man ~ Glenwood an Z
leaves a host u friends vino will mourn
if. loss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Clean Reservoir.

The " va r 4 r. 60 vii clean
heir Isse&rvoir. located "u 're hII
above Elm Grove fooir. Nrs Ute
new altering system hos been Installed
There has been prtrf .rAliv mo- mud
PUMPED into The basin HuI Tho Cob viii
D. easy corr pared with the rleIr.rg -
former times Tho walls Ffll Boo cover
- W ~ d coating ~ cement md re&
f"nre vii be put up au4uI The place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

This f. the day. VIII the weather
man and all other natural forces in ac-
cordsnce with the wishes of the children.
anything of rs Kind ever iuauguratef
All children under - who ar, accompa-
nlcd by their parents or guardians viii
to ride on the various devices Hratais.
Special events have tc-n put on FOR tn"
enjoyment " the youngsters who Will
throug This popular resort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Will Lecture Tonight

Tonight ia Tho R~ll school house. "
y Ziru well known agriCuiturtlist or
lie northern Panhandle viii lecture ON
49," ever-preqent question - soil care 20
the farmers Whu viii gather 60 hear tIfs
able speaker SIR Zirr has speut the
most Of hts life IN work of this Kind
ara lis reputation ~ "a speaker - such
that ar Introduce IN - uuneressarr. All
farmers - the community are requested
not 20 allow this opportunity slip by
vi'h out hearing fuis man Tae meeting
viii open 81 81 2 IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Addition 20 Hatton Hal.

The large building Owned lv Hattop
i"Hgr J. -. - J. at Washington Iorke
east ~ Shcrrard - having au add .'ion
~ two tnum~ built on the eastern Side.
j." "dd.tl"u Will ada mach 90 tn, az
- "i"n'" 81 IN" c!in"-. ana Will add
u~et1i when baupueta. -ociaI- etc are
held v T. caldwell coutrncting on
I-ntrr 81 Nj. 'Is"t H. ia charge Ur the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Many were tie ordinations ~ sur
prise voiced yesterday morning when It
became known that Miss Alice Hand.
charming Young lady or Elm Grove. ana
Mr. jane Franklin FeuSton 81 Dayton.
church mans Following the wFSiIus
Ceremony. ~ Rev. llew-llyu. the happy
young couple left for an extended honey
moon. after which they will bc AT home
In DAYTON. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The class ~ tho Sfon" church sunday
e~H'ul taught hv Prof = Y. GiT'u VIII
meet f'iS evening ~ fi- home - f:p-.
Neck - f.'m Grove flueiusss - n Ken
erni nature relating O. 'r.. class viii DO
tran sarfeI. after which q social hour will
n. enjoyed Nj ueri efs utc requested
20 70 urresuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL rBoHrENAc Ksnsuoky Ave
100 yards from Beach. TIE most popu-
piers. central to all attractions: modern
nigh-elass hotel. as good as the best:
capacity $50. Will make very special
terms OF rs. $40. si2.so. SIS up weekly.
including large ocean rooms, metal beds.
with white service: table supplied direct
from isrm: pure water: sanitary plumb
ing. porches overlooking the ocean and
boarowalk- w. r. WATTS.
JlylS-i2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
FREE MANUFACTURING SITE

~ quaker 'l't. ou % a - g. 30 ste
@t tnc oii window a ass factory. having
ceres - ground. large sInfr roof
"ii. dirE a" Ivy 90 With large anuex also
olicA and stone bus. 'inE 40 los g. 80
dancer from floods. plenty % good coal
k"'u water, and good town. Addreas q.
vi. Eh-rie. SOC ~ Com go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

- 0NHIHf sCnDuI u ne ChrIet
NOR annual picnic 80 Mozart pa,t
ed-r-'Hy. July Ju Their. viii To-. 80.
outdoor aiuu-etu.rtz '' ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Dinner Party

n" MiHs"~ AIurrIu 81 Eefblere-,
t"E" dinnor party last Friday even
.E 'W"iE THOSE who n,f- pr.s..nf
"iu ''l'h rd thr affair were several from
1--WE i-iI'. if' uttrc Mrs O. " ca
wv. MIS- B.. e. ages. y! .~- If.l.f, t...,-
'ln ana iladd.u ..af.in '''i'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
FOR SALE
FOR sale
BETHESDA, OHIO.

bsautiful home n Belmont Co, o..
enSe OF village OF Bethosda
This place contains fifteen arr,s good
latf under cultivation. fin. bearinsT or
Sh" also small fruits. new modern
a.. mouse. eight rooms and bath, hot
p 80. 30 water furnace IN collar. story
baIn and large chicken house
His residence ~ situnte1 on n knoll
'oilhlanding splendid view 81 the village
Must De seen To- be fully appr.rist,d
irl'e reasonable Apply to
WILLIAM JONES,
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Houes 70 saanuf-etu.r. Jsbb.r, -
ohanta aaa OthaT Wholaaala n.ai.r.

eesats sss othsT Whoisssis D.si.rs
, 80 " ~ tiihkh1 OWN. I.Ht
- susie board 81 control ~ tho afaf b
' .rt srsiria viii rsreiVs btds daily
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slTa Tor fIfnIshins suBfIfs- H.
seFefal rtgfs ina' .tlfiuus the fiuarr.eI
risNH. meut - sfjri ~ vesfen 10 raIH
htatl NHhifFrls xii be- awarded Co.. the
.Neat tl1ifrn. .4Hl - .prsrIe.rd anr
"tnF hlnFF hFthE equal Nssf -figInia
stIE NlIi - stFln preference
HrLfl tldffrF pr receipt - reI.eafa
ffaf'fG fIs lius CeHfren
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FOR RENT


IN 1A5EMrNTs, rfRsT. sTcOrp
IHfhD y, F0UnTH AVID rIFTH FLOORS
~ ~ WV THE moor MEaohH.
TIT Buzz DIN0 ON MAIN gTRTTr
At p. EEL BRID1E COaNER
VIII ~ rEADV ABOUT FIRST or
EACH TLoOR CAN Be REErEp
JANIS T. HAWLrT.
lCesis MAIN STREE
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FOR SALE OR Trade

roe rALE OF TnABH-A sood 80
70 % ROUSE ard tee lots Wifh wells
barn -hedsg lawn. srf other Improve
Hentf VIII seu heap. 90 trade for =
srsls ifffu address CEat'Fa - " ..rr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertachU

tCNe nal D.RECrOE ASo
AEItHiAL sMsALMER.
VIZ and ttsG Main sfrest
tails Answered Ia. or SlEnt-
Store Phones 62s.
VIC L. Dertschy. Rau fshon. t,s. -
C. J. Rertschy. Nat Prone 100 y
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DIED
CI.GNE

SA-ANb ON Monday. Jult =. 1919. A.
~. 40 her late residence 4tt
Nof'h Huron street NN~ KEHi.,t'A
" 'Il$E W dow nf the late ~ 81
g. 'rf. iu TIE s.tl wear 90 her aEe.
Funeral Nutice hereafter
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FOR SALE acre farm. small hous.
"a a other buildings. GOOD water and
mutt. 1000 To 500" feet staining fttnb,r-
mile Z" school and church Will ia.
.lin" pair % brood mares pri.,
s-.'"'."p Tor limited time to settle M,
busluer- John y Coveufv r,ecrs,.t.I
Harrison Go. o. t,5s ~
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ZOE sALE-Thirty acre farm. room
frame house. blacksmith and wagon
smith. Large productive orchards ma
garden All necessary conveni.nces ,
miles from railroad. near school ana
mai hes Also lots and five room
houte. blacksmith shop. with ali adyan-
t$g"S of above farm Address q 8
kOcher. Armstrong Mills. - 1y-2S-i
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900 g9 ,r... , ~ ''. years s.. planted io
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FOR SALE-r-nc beagle hounds 4
I..-n Ilins. Adena. Ohio y-i5.r
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GAL LAchE Saturday. july %.
~. Or $50 o'clock % ur. TIIi< =
''lLI-N"iI;i.. iu tire 85tl year OF h.,
lurr.l. FROM Iir late home y, ga.
~ ''i street IuesuHy morning a. 10
w. ITI'w uHrs 30 ~ Joseph. raffel
h. 20 = c'"rk fl'rd- or the family
Invited Geo attend rrferu...f,t AZ
tHfNsrv cemetery
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Bruemmer G HiLdebtand

Ennet.s Directors Aud EmHaImsrs
- w nmU Q nsrfY. aarrnH Efa
Ase1ho"ss ~. os-n dss snd niGhA
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foE SALE-Fsrm. Cain or address IA,
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