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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
Application For Franchise.

Hotdca.
Notiee Il hereby gwen that an appllca-
Grove Railroad Company. a corporation.
with the Council OF the Tow OF Patter-
son. Ohio County. West Virginia for a
ranohise or the privilege of occui ying
certain streets. roads and alleys within
the corporate limits OF said town. by the
said City a Elm Grove Railroad Com
pany. Tor the construction. building. erec-
ton. operation and maintenance thereof
on = certain water system including
msins. pipes. eonnestins lines and APP
as well as for the construction.
erection. operation and maintenance OF
an electric light system. including poles.
wires and necessary appliances. together
sections OF streets or both said water
system and said electric light system.
streets. highways and alleys .ver
winch II Is proposed to construAt. erect
and maintain said water system. mains.
pipes. connections and appliances. and
said electric lighting system. poles.
wit.
B%eginning at a point at the intersec-
non OF Kruger street and Howell avenue.
thence running In a westerly direction
along said Howell avenue TO what Is
known as Big Wheeling Creek: ard be-
ginning also at the said intersection OF
said kruger street and Howell avenue.
and thence running In a southerly direc-
tion along said Kruger street to the in
tersection OF said Kruger street and Pat
rection along said Patterson avenue to
the intersection OF said Patterson avenue
and Davis alley: thence along said Davis
aIIey IN a northerly direction to the in
tersection Of said Davis alley and Syca-
more avenue; thence in a westerly diree-
tion along said Sycamore avenue ~ the
intersection of said Sycamore avenue and
rune alley; thence in a northerly .irec-
ton along said Rine alley TO the inter
section OF said Rine alley and Lawrence
ailey: thence In an easterly direction
along the line OF said Lawrence alley to
the intersection OF said Lawrence alley
n Wilson alley: IN In a southeriy
intersection OF Sycamore avenue and said
iison auey; thence In an easterly direc-
ZION along said Sycamore avenue TO said
Kruger street. thence commencing at n
point at the intersection OF Patterson
avenue and Kruger street. and thence
running In n westerly direction along the
line OF Paxton avenue to the intersection
OF said PaNton avenue and Kline alley.
Kline alley In a northerly direction to the
intersection OF Patterson street and said
ftlne alley; thence in a westerly direc-
ton along the line OF said Patterson
street TO the intersection OF said Patter-
son street and Alley Two: thence In a
northerly direction along the line OF said
Alley Two TO the intersection of Howell
street and said Alley Two.
With said application has been flied a
draft OF an ordinance containing the
rights and privileges asked for from said
Council OF the Town OF Patterson. ohio
Iounty. West Virginia, by the said Gin
a Elm Grove Railroad Company. IN is
application is published for the first
ana the said Council OF the Town OF Pat
terson Will be asked to act upon the
same as soon after the publication there
OF FOR thirty days as may he practicable.
PANY.
d-3O-3Ot BY CHAS MADDEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
ARCHIBALD PLAYED BY THE
PROSECUTORS OF THE HOUSE

tails in this system OF conduct which
he has carried on with the railroads.
| believe the inevitable and logical
and reasonable conclusion is that
Judge Archibald. by reason OF this as
sistance from Helm Bruce. was able
TO convince the court that their first
decision was wrong, and compelled
them to reverse il.
w are impelled to the conclusion
that Judge Archibald was determined
and ! am inclined to think he was
wrongfully determined-to have the
case decided I'm favor Of the Louisville
d Nashville Railroad"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEN
WOOD BREWERY.

On Thursday. February SUI. 1878, a.
10 O'Clock a. M. / shall sell all tne
property. including real estate. plant
and entire equipment OF the Benwood
Brewing Company. said sale VIII be
made either OF the entire plant. includ-
ing real estate. or of the machinery Gn-
GLIDING watts. tanks. boilers. engines
etc.J and of the real estate separately.
according as may appea more advan-
tageOus.
Cash or one-third cash. one
thinrd in six months: o%ne-third in :aeIy,
months; deferred payments 10 be salts
factorily secured.
The above Plant is first class in every
respect. and offers a rare bargain in
Brewery equipments.
CHARLES j.. SCHUCK.
ia-y-l6-2S-3O Trustee.
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0UT.THE-PIKE
New Store

Elm Grove IS 20 nt,-r ano,b.- a,.
store IN the near future In the way of A
paper store. art and decorating This
store VIII he in the Smith buildinE. next
10 the SLENDER barber siop. what w.
Formerly a confectionery. and Will he
opened by Louis Iaull, of WoodLawn-
anu scott y Russell. of Elm Grove. The
completed viii be one OF the finest i'm
thlS vicinity. ana Will be ready for busl-
ness within "A short while. Mr.. PAUL
mas been connected with tnis work 90
some time. as D." II Interested IL a. .
Art decorating co. in Wheeling. While
MT itusscll has been In this business
known w"
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KIM Death

Inesday morning at 10 o'clock at MS
nome IN West Alexander. occurred tu.
'utath OF Nester hing. a well known and
hlihIy respected citizen. lie was in MIS-
yum year. and has lived In this vicinity
Tor the most part Of his ltfc.
NIthoush he had been 81 for two years
or more. death came very sudden. as
hothlnE serious developed until III. day
before his death.
funeral services Will De held from
~ NJ y church Of West AleAand.r.
,IlnaN afternoon. with iutermcnt IN TIE
West Alexander cemetery.
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Hand FnnsraI-

J. lnsrtl services over the remains Of
~" lHt"" Mrs. sarah Ann Hand. wtfe 81
10" late VIM Hand. who died al tie
nom" Or nor ter. Mrs. Moses MAtf.
"f refers run. Tuesday afternoon al /.
4" .l"'k. VIII Do held from 90. stone
.huIch. Friday morning az ~ otiu,k
rev. l. ~ lewellyu. pastor 81 the stone
is'F. l. u l.cwelyn. pastor Of the stone
.%nurrI. viii o~ffcIate. and iutermeut wtu
.f made Iu ~ o. stone church rsmetcrv
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''ttf cent OF u~ utts. Albert
Fisher. 10 Patterson. was arrested tv
,'il''"r FULLERTON yesterday auI hrougn,
hcfnf" squire Scihrrt ~ the Grpy. and
Wa held for trial THIS morning at 40
90 Jock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

TIE annual mrefiur ~ fre aforkr0tH.
ere ~ the citizens Railway Can,auV
VII Le held % frc office OF The vhraf-
Huron streets WheeNuE Wet Vtrrfnia
saturday. J1uuHrv -sfH. efwer fhe
hours uf two AMI five o. M. fnr tho sfar-
Won of directors ard Ire -franpnrtinu ~
such Other business That wa, rraperty
D. vrc4cnfrF
N-S-is-23-30
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g~tcetholdsr M..llnn

Inc Annual mertiurof -afurknoTfrrs2
nc WrerinE and Belmont bridge rodl-
panl WIZ Nt held 20 the office ~ fhS
between tNe huura ~ g and o.rio-E M
~. Tor fre election ~ mnuacers 40 &C.,.
during the ensuing year.
~ law -t1N Srrrefrrv
Whceliur. " Va. DECEMBER co. 1914
F-Tn-a
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BroWnlen naath

The many friends in West Alexander
dhh Nl'iuity VIII regret 20 hear OF a. q
'tatH OF Robert irownIee. who passed
away at his home To- Nebraska ga Ianu-
"fN ." tie was the son Of the inte t.ben-
'@ei brownie. end s.. ent the early part
on 'l~ 'i" 10 tIls vicinity. Death Was
que " gomniII lehIlLfN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
HOTELS.

in3'ners ilinesS Nfiss Jessie Conield t.
ming ITO VmfurrN.
TIE Juniors met In the X u y. HAIL
itFt evening Zoo regular session. but Moth
~ 2 fuf"rrfHrte was done
Ais F1orcnce Titus. 81 Vienna -
D. hL-ftluG GO the uuur- ~ Mr. and Mrs
" p sample. ~ West AIerander
Mfs VI p sample. who has been con-
hhed t' Der home with trouble o. her
Jaw hone caused vs. pulling a tooth. h
getting along nicely. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

som" tIuf tive midnight and
morning Tuesday thieves broke tine core
nor uuf uf tls large Flasa window Of
ih" NhfiuuHl News stand ~ Elm Grove
trt stole several Nnluuhlc books -
'"'r found boot 10 Or Thought some az
r" q. viii hr made Boo the nrNt Few iasa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
PATENTSSMs.f.fs...d;,. .,. T,..:
SEALED PROPOSALS


AoSce TO Manufacturers. Jonbers, xzer-
chants and Other Whoiesaie peaierr
Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tint
TIE state Board OF Control OF the State
al It's office at Charleston, Wust yir-
sInia. for furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions, the financial
management OF which is vested In said
Board. Contracts Will be awarded 10 the
lowest piudeIs. quality cor -.Iered. and
Cther things being equal. M.st Virginia
dealers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed Will be fur
niShei bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
aE-f-n Charleston. West virginia.
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DIED


EDrBLEN-At Washington. n. c. on
MONDAY. January 6th. 1873. REV.
'N1.itR GEORGE p. EMBLEM. in
his C5th year.
funeral s-rsl.er at the residence ~ his
SISTER. Mrs. IDA ?. BeNinnev. No. g2ug
thaplinc street. on Friday morning at
80 O'Clock Requiem high mass at
- Joscphs Cathedral. az 800 O'Clock.
Friends of Tho family are invited to
attend lntcrmcnt at Greenwood
cemetery.
VANCE, Tuesday. January eth. 1914.
g. III O'Clock q M. AIRS. JAMES
Funeral from her late residence No. 2S4s
Fort street. Frtlay afternoon al ,
o'clock. Friends ~ the family are in
Nite To attend. lnterment At Green
wood.
sToPEs-pn TUESDAY. January 1919.
az lN O'Clock 9. m.. NrNFRT p
STlIES 800 The 18Th year " his are.
Funeral from tho iate residence. tUfG
E"ff street. frfdat. January fn. "a p
o. lnrk o. on 1utermenf .n Peninsula
cemetery Frieuus Of tIe family are
invited fo attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
Stockholders Meeting.


The annual meeting o. the stockhoId.
- ~ the national ENchanEe usuk q
" conn Nhfeltng ". Va. u1l Fa held
90 the onice q The hank. Tuesdav. Jan
uafy ~. 1918. be- wcen th~ hours ~ ten
ini we've o'clock. n M. frr the stacfiou
of nine directors ara the f-rrnea~ft0,
~ such other business a. mav pf~perfv
come before the meeting
& vs.. LETTERS.
TnaWaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
BUY a HOME
or INVEST IN
nLAL

NI.e Iffr frfua InelNne near Sort.
Inf OF enc NHffN Hnf tuIfI rsr Uu. f1r
.ra. fItr s. NUr IH
only g. -nl boil. nuf a small Hnis. ava
F0of eIls fYf Ir Wfru0rI TNfe fr.r.
frfr VIII .fUfIIt Increase In V~aIHtf.rr
Slice Iff.u country Iufrr urfr .frtf.
f.ff UIfrf o~If.fHs.rlFt RsaiIelfaf
rr fDn I.Hrre Iuf Room f1r another
Nnuae
Ir..rH.'n Property God NHffH Market
street, rft fIlHf. .lrfH uE .resu
f HnI IHf .fu.. foundation
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ron SALE
WOOdIaWn

'|I IsH N.r fnfn. frrme Hn-i.n In
NnHfHH IHfI. reception rnI
Ward HnuI floor. Hn1 finish Mol.
on In eVfrf respect Price DuIv
5000 lff ur ru fHig house g.
.HU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

LOST On Tuesday evening. silver tri-
angular bolt pin Reward for return
20 this Office. ia-e-t
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MISCELLAEEOCS

CLEAN, dry storage at 22tS Market ST.,
corner :3rd- Natl Phone l7T-Y. Gabel
& Warrick. ja-9-h
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR A
. SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
room mouse and two lots. with wells.
Earn. sh$ne" lawn. arr other improve
mentS. Nii sell ctesp. OF trade for a
small :arm. Address Charles ~. Miller,
Ssnl.I2l. v Va ,s-22-tf
POULTRY.
FREE samples Pratts guaranteed Rouu
tur" sud Poultry BOOK. at e.. /. Braun
ich q COS booth at Wheeling Poultry
snow. January 6th-11th. ta-6-l
SHEPPARD'S FAMOUS AnCoNAS First
at worlds greatest shows. Greatest
egg recOri-256 average. Cecil Shep-
pard. Berea. Ohio. fa-I-aOf
ALEXANDRA strain. single comb. brown
Lcshprn cockereis. Exhibition stock.
settings N season. Catalogue. e.. A..
Alexander. heeliug. d-Gu-f-fa-SO
-
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HELP.

WANTED-A nurse girl. Bell phona 3os-
. Ait or Nat. is5-R. Pleasant Valley.
Ja-s-tf
WAHrED-Two experienced girls To-
and Tenth. 20"
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Kershaw x Whitten
Finest line Of
WALL PAPERS

MO- s82 MADISON ST
d. & a. Phone. .5i05D. Wilmington. Del.
Estimate Furnished. Lowest Prices.
af2-u
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PRoPOSALS


- EALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
y ceircd By the Trustees OF the Poor Of
New Castle county until 10 a. M, on Wed
nesday. December Sl, 1913, Cor surprising the
New Castle Count. Hospital from Decsmhcr
81. 1918 to the last Wednesday IN March.
1914, With beef. bread, groceries, tobacco.
,rrpet slippers. dry goods and medicine
Bidders en- shoes. carpet slippers and dry
goods will be required 10 furnish samples
Bids for beef will be by tho quarter IN pro.
portion Of ono hind quarter TO three fore
quarters ont OF cattle well fatted and dress
ing not less than 500 pounds Bids fol
groceries and drugs viii be on tho vsrious
Kinds named ia the schedule and must be of
The best ouaiity Bids viii also be received
for supplying the hospital with creamery
butter delivered in such quantities As The
superintendent may direct. Bids 2of
bushels OF oats and three tons Of bran Al
goods must be first class and further par
tculark can be had by applying TO th'
superintendent. All bids 70 bc directed ts
tlf Trustees Of the Poor. No bids win be
fseeived unless In accordance with tho above
The trustees reserve the right 70 reject any
or al bids.
JAMES ". FOSTER.
Superintendent New Castle County Hospital
dec27 %.
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HOROSCOPE
DECEMBER 80

Children prn ON this date require I'M
usual care and patience ia bringing mp.
They are sensitive and ass..Ailate the
feelings and conditions OF those around
them, and they should not be allow Cd
to be IN the care OF sickly. irritable or
nervous people. They need nrm
strong hand in government. II MOI
controlled they win become self-willed
arrogant and troublcsoc
Patient love and determination ar,
The only ways TO govern them. They
should be trained TO simplicity of lite
and desire, as naturally they are fond
of display and extravaganza.
The governing planet is Saturn and
the governing sign j. Capricorn.
Read the Want Ads today and you
will lind many opportunities open for
a better location better business open
ings and advancement.
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is s.so $50 e.a5s 9a5 io.os osos 1921
ais s5s sso So. o5 ac. sss s. q so. e9 e. ss 7io
-'0 sgs ov
1870 i,57s. 8oo,
go ss t eio. 2t es5 7lo- 80 s5 sor 9o5s 9is
New EAprsssesA. 1927 Iss
i;S93 ziie7o r Mlss' Is5 aio tso 40 $50 s2h ss
itsF. p MI 81 o.io $50.
To- s5@'1s g,6 m and ard Ys'99sgn s '9
f2oa oo2s,
TO pstin9,e an T'snsien sunday N,9eo olt tls' AZ
70 Baltimore and Way ssnons A. M--ios f 49, 4a e.ia.
10 Baltimore and Way stations sundays N.-oo5 p. M5.5o.
A. r.
State Sundays. a. N.1a'oi 5s 10. a. p m-4.se.
Baltimore washington sund,ys $50; So 10 $50 r. NJ
ioss' ni.ac', 5 5a5. i5i' ss. s.i7
phiadephp, Sundays. a-81o 5.22t 90 s.2f s6 10 ss
li.i8r. p M.--2o
PHILADELPHIA
A. ksadn 'na Way Stations u7s7. p Ms1o AS s.27 sun
pAnss;les n.ny % TI1ssc Mi.so
e'-" Saturdays asd Sundays ony-~7 p
PEsNs7RovE
rp 1 g"sg" sS % 5 % @ .o e. @ % asS E. % M. ' es p. r sss
urday only II 90 p. p m
SUBURBAN TROLLEY
frcnch
Frori "sd Maris, every
for
bout g
10 Ihc
minutes bEnnigs 10 7nS 40
mao:s ,sr sei.s tor Eean.t
before hair
65s and res
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PUBLIC SALE


n JBLIC SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
i Rugs and Bedding contents of nicc,
furnished west side home. will be sold "a
Stidhsm SON Auction store. No. III
East Fourth street.
FRIDAY. JANUARY o. le-f
at 1 O'Clock. .. M. sharp.
Two Brass Beds. one Bird s-E,o Maple
Dresser and Chifonier. one Circassian Wall
nut Chiffonier Combination Bookcase and
Desk beautiful Leather Library Suit
Library Fable Turkish Lncker, Massive
~uartcred Oak Buffet Colonial style. cost
S75. Extension Table 10 match. also
Crystal China Closet. six leather-scated
Dining Chairs. Davenport Wardrobe. Easy
Rockers. Pictures, one set of Ilorence
China, Lamps. Couch Beddings, Comforts.
Wool Blankets, Table Linen, Napkins.
Sheets. Bed Spreads. six pairs Of fine Lace
Curtains Glassware. Bric-a- Brac one
Royal Wilton Rug 9x12; two Axminster
Rugs s.SxIO.6 and 9x12, two Brussels
Rugs several small Rues. Etc.
This Is the drst sale of the new year and
ought 10 be a good as the goods are in
fine condition, having only been used a short
time and everything must be sod as the
owners have moved from tho city and wa
took full charge OF the goods and will sell
them Friday. January 9. at I o. clock. p n.
for iust what they viii bring
SrIDHAM & son.
dec29, 30-iani. Auctioneers for Owners
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AUTOMOBILES
TIRES
Atlantic Manufacturing
T0 sAYE PRAIRIr cnIckrNs.

A strenuous efiort is being made by
sportsmen OF the Middle West to save
the fast disappearing prairie chicken.
On the plains where thousands and
thousands of the birds once roamed
there are now comparatively few. The
killing OF the birds. when they were
very plentiful. was considered great
sport, and some OF the ales told
about the slaughter can hardly be be-
lieved. Men would go adeld on wag-
ers 70 see who could kill the most
Legislators are now busy preparing
laws which, il Is hoped. will right the
conditions.
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LOST AND FOUND

b. McHUGH OF NO. 720 CHURCH
y street, win give reward for the re-
urn of s bunch of automobile keys, which
we're Lost dec2o-3t
0sT-TOp COVER FOR AUTOM0BtLE,
Il Saturday afternoon. Washington street
Boulevard on Concord pike. Reward u re-
turned TO 30. 3Of West Twenty fourth
street. dccso-lt.
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CONSTABLE's SALE


~ ONsTABLE'S SALE AT NO. sti
~ Market street. third and four doors-
Al the furniture belonging 20 the Whining
ton Bicycle Cub. viii be sold. Friday, Jsuu
AIRY ., 1914, az 10 O'Clock. sold by
u. G. JONES,
dec3oai. Constable.
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ROOFERs
HAIR DRESSING
CHIROPODIsTS

49,
II LORA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. sol
A. Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Coins. Bunions. Inrrovn
Nails, Etc. Evenings BY appointment ID.
A. 2ol4 nov.6-tf
L. LlzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna, Ltd Chiropody and
No. 900 Adams st. d. x A. 2oOs Tven.
ing by appointment. nayf5-iyr.
A NNlE NJ. sCHAFFER. CIIIROPODfsT.
"A Corns. bunious. ingrovn nails treated /;
foot massage. Consult me for all foot trou.
blcs. d. q a. Phone 1885 No. eli
West Tenth Street ian24-1yr.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

T~Rs. PiEkcE AND oAHN, DENTISTS.
IL have removed from No. 4lp Market
street. 70 No. Sl1 Market street sccoud
aool. dae2-lm.-
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MANICURIST


as lSs B. e. LE--HHAMPOOfNG,
M Electric Scalp Treatment Hair Dress
iug Hours By appointment. Phone. 4o92p.
dec1 I'm.
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and heat.
Desirable Apartments at reasonable rent
Buckingham Alhambrs. Terrace. 6of W.
Twentieth ST.. Gables. Lynne. Agnes Ser.
geant Third and King. 70i TatnaI. 40
Market Ninth and Mcnroe Giipir Ave and
Van Buren St., and others
Stores. Offices and business places. 21s
~ Tenth St. iO1 Delaware Ave. e34
Market. Corno. Seventh nd Tatn0n 2ii W.
Seventh. 400 King. 022 King s35 Tatnali
300 Delaware Ave.
Caragsss-501 W Ninth. Fourth and
Franklin SITS.
Talieyvile. rooms. 1-3 acre.
Cedars. 7 rooms. large lot
Road. Prices Corner 10 Marshalton. c
rooms.
Prices Corner. rooms
Eismere. 5 rooms largo lot. barn.
ar~~s = roc'-e ar' H,rr CN-ixftsus
scre farm. Rose Hill. n. g. Road
So acre farm near Cooches Bridge.
7O-acre farm. Mt. Cuba.
Call az office for particular nd additional
list.
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TYPEMRITERS

n, YPEWhITfkS NhN ltD iliNrr
months "a. 90 Rental applied on pur-
cnase Sold $500 mvnihls. flpewrters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
write Exchanee. 80. el5 Market street.
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APARTMENTS

II OR RENT-DEsIRABLE AROOM
IT apartment: All conyeniences; imme-
diste possession. Apply 20 DR.. Harris,
No. III West Tenth St. dec26 2wks
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REGISTERS NOTICE

II STATE or DAVID PEARSON CRAW.
II FORD DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tosta
mentsiy upon The Estate Of David Pearson
CraWiofd. laie oi Wilmington hundred de-.
ceased eora dul1 granted unto The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company. on the ninth
day Of December a y. 1913. and al persons
Indebted 10 the said deceased are requested
20 make payment TO the executor without De
lay, and AT persona having demands against
che deceased, are required 60 exhibit and pre-.
sent the same, duly probated 10 tho said
eSccutor. on or before the ninth day Of De.
cembcr, A. d. 1918. or abide By the law in
this behalf
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY
Executors
Address the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. Wilmington. Delaware.
dec1i-eod- 3whs.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

II OR RENT-ROOMs. THIRD AND
II fourth doors Front and back Apply
No. 7oa i'a Market 81. deci-im.
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SANITARY WORKERS

M t.. KELrER.
W. SANITARY, ODORLESs EXCAYAT.
ing Onlce, s. W. Corner Fourth aud
West streets. oct2i.tf
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Il OR RENT-FURNISHED APARTMENT.
L No s2G West street. three rooms and
bath. Possession any time. Apply W T..
Powell No. S39 Market St. declI-tt.s a.
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Il OR RENT-APARTMENT. No. s47
Il Orange street o rooms and bath. S13.
Apply W. F.. Powell. No $50 Market
street nOv25-t,t's-tf-
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HELP wANTED-MALE
Help WANTED-FEMALE

II
AZ ANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE
" cook Apply No. lVo9 PARK Place.
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DANCING LESSONS

II ANCJSG LESSONS PRIVATE OR rN
- classes. Regular dances Monday aud
FRIDAY evenings Mrs Snyder. Odd Eel.
low. Hall Third aud King streets.
ID = A. Phone t26iD. decl7 20 apr Ii
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Information for Travellers

Time OF Of froe,s Wilmington.
Trains Marked 90 E2presson
PHILADELPHIA RALrIMoRE 4 WASHINcToN r r
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taxi NOTICE

~ ANI NOTICE -'rANI AND HORSE CAB
day. JOHN n. KNOTTS
Front and French Streets
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-15
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
FOOT PLANS FOR BUSY AND PRO
FITABLE YEAR.

At the meeting Of the WOman's Elk
change held last week, in the Methodist
Church, officers were elected for the en-
suing yeaor. and plans for the years
work we're discussed. The election result
ed in the choice of the following officers:
President. Mrs. George Stell.
Nive President Mrs. s. B. Hopkins.
Treasurer. Mrs. T. A. Kinder.
Secretary, Miss Bette Hopper.
The treasurer reported the earnings of
the various churches interested in the
exchange for the past year as follows:
Episcopal 1898. 50. Christian $13S 33.
Methodist SIG. 10. Presbyterian $115.45
privte consigner So sc total $659.S9
The Exchange is planning to make the
year just beginning one Of the busiest
and most profitable III its history. The
Exchange is operated for the benefit Of
the Protestant churches of Brownsville.
1t is. i'll fact, Il kind of perpetual baZar,
where all kinds of fancy work is constant
ly on sale. affording any private individ-
ual an opportunity to dispose of art
specimens or fancy work.. or other such
handiwork as they may wish to do, in
order to turn a few pennies into their pin
money account. A small commission is
charged by the Exchange for this privil-
eye.
The Exchange Market held each Satur-
day. is quite Il famous adjunct to the Sun
day menu. Many Housewives regularly or
der their Sunday cakes, or pies. or other
culinary dainties from the Exchange on
Saturdays. The Exchange vii continue
to be located at the Scrivner Hat Shop.