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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-16
A. l. Adamson,
Sill Hull Street.
md
Chaplin & Hume.
IL North Eleventh Street.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN cHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. VA. ABOUT
ONE MILE FROM CENTRALTA, ON
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC LINE AND ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Tho Progressive Railway OF rho South"
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 900 A. M.-Local to Noriina
lao r. M.-Sieepers and coaches Atlanta.
Birmingham, Savannah. jacksonville 1:eS
+. M.-Florlda Limited. $3.50 p. M.-LocaI
las p. M--Sleepero and coaches. Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis 30 a. M.-Sleepers
and coaches, Jacksonville. North bound
trains scheduled to arrive In Richmond
daily: $3.50 a. NJ. 7:io a. 81, $3.50 A. NJ. 10 80
4. NJ. lorija Limited; Local. Cos p. n. s:zs
T.. NJ. Local.
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legal Dotices

VIM 0>INI- AN THE CHANCEfsY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
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land In Chester held County on the
wnrwici Road 81" mt
from Woodland Heights. between
Midlothian and New Road. all In
grass Address w. r.. DAVIS. Room
2o7 Park Building. Tenth and Bank
Streets. Madison 1878.
FoR SALE QUICK. 127 ACRES. TO-
bacco grain and grass farm. ono
mile from Ford. Norfolk and Western
Railroad: eight-room dwelling. OUT
houses: well drained and watered.
bargain. Address ID J y w ID u / h
REALTY CO. Ford. Va.
WEST END HOMES. SIX. EIGHT, NINE
and ten rooms; choice location. Madi-
son 1897
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELL'S
FARM AGENCY. Richmond. Va. Pos
tai VIII bring necessary blank.
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letpfrssfpnal GRIP luanteo

AN EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN FOR
contract practice among the en-
ployes OF e manufacturing plant
working about seven hundred men.
In town az about two thousand
Inhabitants. Address l. 107. care
= Times Dtspatcn.
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Lost anb 3iouno

Lost, SATURDAY MONT, LEFT
hand kid glove. lined tan. with straps
ret WRIST. Return TO S25 East Broad
GONNELl4A BROS, receive reward.
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PrfttngG

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
stockholders OF tho Il. Il. Taylor
Company VIII be held at their office,
10ll East Main Street. Richmond.
Va. TUESDAY, February II. 1914,
mt 3 o'clock T. NJ.
w. L. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the (;ans-Rady Com
pany Will be held at the office of tho
company, 1905 East Main Street
Richmond. Va, on Wednesday. Feb
ruaty Is, l9li, at IL o'clock noon.
GEO. w. RADY,
Secretary
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heteby certify that the bond re-
quired OF said trustees In the foregoing
order has been duly givon.
JOSEPH p, BRADY.
...-,.-..44--4-.-.. Clork.
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BY Pollard d Sagby.
Real Estate Auctionoery.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
LOT ON THU EAST LINE OF THE
BOULEVARD. BETWEEN CARY
AND TAYLOR STREETS.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Rlenmond aua chesapeane p., a.,lwar.

Richmond aud Chesapeake Lay RAILWAY.
Schedule of Electric Trains. effective MAY
70. 1917: Leava Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets. b'G:D5 y. NJ, '7;lo a. NJ, hs:la A.
Nj, 9:l9 A. NJ. 'slo:io A. Nj. n:i0 A. Nj i:is
p. NJ. 2:l0 II. NJ. 1910 y. NJ. b4:l0 P. al. s:2s
7. Al. $50 2. NJ. 7:lo l.. NJ. bs:io r. NJ.
1910 L. NJ, ll:45 l.. NJ Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple Streets: '5:55 A. NJ. b7:D 4.
a.. 500 a. Al. b9:o0 4. 81. 10 40 a. M, '-l 100
a. NJ. 1890 Nj. s.l;o0 z. NJ. 1900 p M 3:0s
p NJ, 400 z. NJ. 900 ?. NJ. 500 p M. 7:os
r. M. 800 +. M, h9:So z. NJ. 200 p. III.
sDaiiy except Sunday. "Sunday only.
hCarries baggage
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ns.p =1lanten, a7alf

WANTED. FoR THE UNITED
men, between ages of eighteen and
thirty-nye, citizens OF United states.
of good character and temperate habits,
who cn2 speak. read and write the
Englitt language. For information.
apply To RECRUITING OFFICER. $50
East Broad Street Richmond, Va.
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PARCEL POST MEANS MANY APP
pointnents from the February 81
railway mall clerk examinations In
Richmond. Commence SIS month,
Common education sufficient Sam
pie questions free. Write imme-
diateIy. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept. i3G L. RoGhester. y. Y.
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Office Virginia Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company,
Richmond Va, February A. 1914.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE
regular annual meeting Of the stock :
holders of this company will be held
at the companys Office on TUESDAY
& tho 18th Inst, at IL o'clock NJ
Isl WM- II. MCCARTHY
!. Z. 81. = .8 Secretary. q
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state Corporation Commission of
Virginia
vs..
Commonwealth Bank, Inc.
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a9eeting5

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of stockholders
of the Virg Maryland Coal Cor
poration viii he held at Room No.
1907 First National Bank Building,
In the city OF Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1914, at
IL o'clock a. ".
A. >. ADAMS,
Secretary.
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A. Royal d Co..
s27 Hull Street,
and
Chas. a. Rose Co,
IS North Eighth Street,
Real Estate AuctioneerE.
TRUSTEES SALE

THREE VALUABLE SMALL FARMS
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM CEN
TRALIA. ON RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBURG ELECTRIC LINE AND
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD.
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Hot Springs, VA. February 10, 1914.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THU
Virginia Hot Springs Company-The
annual meeting of the stock holders
OF the Virginia Hot Springs Company
Tor a inc no purpose OF Giecting directors
business as may lawfully come be.
fore tho said meeting. including the
approval or all OF the acts of the
board OF directors and OF all COM
mittees thereof of the said company
n in the past year, WIN be held in the
Homestead Hotel, at Hot Springs.
Va, on SATURDAY. tho 2Sth day OF
February, 1914, at IL A. NJ. The
transfer books VIII be closed Friday,
February 90, at 8 II. NJ. and remain
closed until 10 A. NJ. Monday, March
2, 1914,
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FLATS Jor RrQt

FOR RENT. uNExPIRED S.EASE At
reduced price third-stofY apart.
IS ment, bedroom. sitting -roSm. bath
n nntob bitchen' = 400, care Iifnes-Dis-i
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INSTITUTE. Dept. 7e3 X, Rochester,
~. Y.
So PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING.
FREQUENT INCREASES THERE
AFTER AMBITIOUS YOUNG LA.
DIES OVER SEVENTEEN HAVE
EXCELLENT CHANCES FOR PRO
MOTION TO RESPONSIBLE POSI-
TIONS APPLY TO CHESAPEAKE
AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COM
PANY OF VIRGINIA., 700 EAST
GRACE STREET. ASK FOR MISS
DORSET. ROOM 2o2.
WANTED. a YOUNG LADY TO TAKE
entire charge OF millinery depart
nent Must be experienced In max
ing over and trimming hats. Apply
NJ LESSER, Raleigh Apartments
Phone Madison ih23
WANTED. SETTLED WHITE LADY
TO keep house for six In fam
ily-.hree men. three boys. aged
aeven. nine and thirteen. Every
thing TO your hand Good home and
good pay 10 right party. References
exchanged, Apply, stating age and
salary expected TO Lock Box 40,
South HILL Va.
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pflp llaantrD, female

RICHM0ND GOVERNMENT EXAM
nations March i6 Women eligible.
Sample questions free. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 723 X, Rochester.
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Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
(MancheSter.)

(Manchester.)
Richmond Va, January IS, 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders of this bank will be
held ut the bank, 1929 Hull Street,
action of any business that may be
brought before II, and especially to
consider and take action on the mat
ter OF application for clnbership in
the regional bank OF the district In
which this bank may be located
J. III. PATTERSON
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Agents 1uantrn

IdENrs TO HANDLE THE Max
we'll cars IN Hanover. King william
County, Caroline County, New Kent
County. King and Queen County,
Gooch,and County. Apply at once TO
MAXWELL MOTOR CAR CO., No.
1929 West Broad Street, Richmond.
ADVERTISEMENT PROPOSITION JUST
out Does away with extra tire on
automobiles. Particulars free. THE
a. B. JONES SUPPLY CO., Bridge
ton York County. Pm
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49, as=
JGr sale

THE BEST DRINKS AND EATS FOR
all the family-Aragon coffee, Aragon
Yosan tea. Aragon peanut butter.
BUY DIAMONDS DIRECT FROM
wholesalers. Five-eighths carat. blue
white perfect diamond ring, s45;
worth $50: guaranteed n-day offer.
G. o. ID. on approval BECK JEW
ELRY Co. ITO Equitable Building,
Baltimore. Md
EGGS by PARCEL POST, WEEKLY
from farm. Want regular customers
b 35. care Times Dispatch.
II IT'S WAGONS YOU NEED. SEE
MEYERS, builders and dealers in
high grade wagons for every use
Complete stock on our floor ready 10
deliver: 20 different styles. We make
specially of buggies for the busi.
ness man; 40 styles to select from
Prices and terms viii suit. We also
do repairing and rcpainting of car
riages,t wagons and automobiles
Rubber tires for your carriage or
automobile put on while you walt
Several secondhand wagons and
buggies cheap. a MEYERS SONS,
73l East Cary.
FOR SALE, PRIVATELY. CONTENTS
of hve-room fiat South Adams
Street.
SECOND HAND. GUARANTEED MA
chlnery of every description. 1 BLU
FORD & co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09

baltimore. are visiting at the hom. OF
'r and Mrs. W. J. Leahy.
Miss Florence Connolly returned this
norning, after spending Tie Fourth with
her sister. Miss Marie and Miss Vera
Francis. In Fairmont
Miss Startzman. OF Fairmont. f. the
guest OF Miss Beryl Stewart on Pleas
Mrs. A. r. Jolline was called 10 UT.
her father
Mr.. and Mrs. John oNeiI has returned
relatives and attended the ordination
% Mrs. O'Neiis brother. Rev Francis
shields. at St Whence College. Beatty.
The Friendship club held a bus,n-,-
meeting at their hall last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Mcwilnans and chill
dren are home from a visit with rela-
lives at East Liverpool. Ohio.
Rosa McCarty. OF oil city, Pa. IL
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hsniey. Of
l.ogansport. were visitors IN town last
Mrs. Fred Barrass and son. are visit
ing friends IN Clarksburg.
Miss Emma Stanford. Of Cannonsburr.
Ia. - visiting Mrs. Arch CoWan.
Jas. a. johnson spent the Fourth with
friends In East Liverpool. Ohio.
Miss Bertha Yost has returned from
visit at Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Elizabeth Nickefn left this morn.
Ing for Wheeling, where she will resume
her work In the North wheeling Hospi-
tai. after months visit with friends
here
Miss Alice jerks e. home from Cleve-
land. o. for summer vacation.
Miss Berniee Derley, OF Ciarksburg.
g. the guest Of Miss Madeline Ingle
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 r Goodwin. daughter
Esther. and son Everett, are guests or
their son. Rev. 9. 3. Goo4win and family
during Chautauqua week
Mr and Mrs. w. ~ SpraEg and Mr.
and
guests Of Miss Laura Free over sum
day.
I'd Helfast ~ home from the Texas
oil helds for visit with his family.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGTON. w. Va, July s.-The
Warrington Lincoln Chautauqua opened
It's third annual meeting sunday TO an
over flow attendance OF both afternoon
ana night sessions.
The Conservatory Players, n quartette
highly entertaining program on vocal
and instrumental music at both sessions
and Dr. McCrOey of Pittsburgh derry
cred Interesting addresses both after
noon and night
Mondays attractions were the Emer-
afternoon by Mae TanEier preSenting The
wonderful aliegory shasta Daisies and
at night by Goo. Oswald West in his
celebrated lecture. When Your Are
King"
Tuesdays attraction was the Russei
Music Makers and as before followed by
two excellent lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. G. sybert left yes,er-
Jay on an automobile trip TO Cleveland.
Maurice Frnncis returned home TO
New Martinsville. after several DAYS
visit with Warrington friends
Mrs T. W. Leonard Is visiting friends
In clarksburg
Miss leila Harlan. OF CIarksburg.
spent the Fourth with friends mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Mari left today for
virginia, after a visit with the formers
\ team 81 horses belonging TO IN.
road contractors. Frech and Allen while
hauling coal 60 their stone crusher -
Gated on Rock Camp Run. went over a
horss. .Chas. Dunn. the driver. saved
himself by jumping
Harry stevens Is spending his vaca-
Miss Alice Vessels ana pro,her. Of
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Mr and Mrs. F. o. Funk and cnsI.
oren VIII leave in a few days for Web.
stet springs. where they will spend
several weeks at the hotel.
ana Mrs. George Taylor and
uaushter left last Monday for Cleve.
land. o.. whore they will spend The
week with friends and relatives
Mrs. a. Linkletter of this CITY Ief,
Yesterday for blanchard, Pa. where
she VIII visit relatives for a few days
MRS. Philip Ebling and daughter ieft
evening TOT the Great Lakes
visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray. OF Fairmont
are spending few DAYS with friends
ana relatives In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimes Ief,
iast evening for Parkersburg. where
NY viii spend the weekend with
relatives and friends.
William Liston. OF Mulberry avenue
let last evening for New MartinsviIle
where he will spend a few days visit.
ing friends.
Mrs. Jacob Staley and children left
Yesterday morning for Tyler county
Mhere they viii spend a month visit.
INF friends and relatives.
Allen Mathew has returned 10 his
nome at Akron. O.. after spending the
Last- two weeks with his parents in
this city.
Mrs f. c. Oldham and children will
leave tomorrow for Winchester. Va.
where they will visit friends for a
few weeks.
Miss Emma Dorf left yesterday for
SUFFOLK. Va. where she will spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Isaac
Murray.
W. T. Beam. of the Beam Drug
company. Is spending few days AZ
Nlagara Fails attending the Rexall
convention.
Mrs. ~. r. Williams has returned
70 her home on Jefferson avenue from
CrestOn. W. Va. whore she spent the
past few weeks with her father who
is seriously III.
Edwin A. Murphy has returned 70
tis home ~ Williamsburg. Pa. arter
spending the past few dayr with
friends and relatives in this city.
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WRONG BREAKFAST.



Many persons think that for
strength they must begin the day with
2 breakfast Of meat and other heavy
foods. This Is a mistake. as anyone
can easily discover for himself
w. Va carpenters experience may
benefit others. lie writes:
I used 10 be n very heavy breakfast
eater. but finally Indigestion caused
me such distress I became afraid 10
cat anything
Ny wife suggested "a trial OF Grape.
Nuts. and as ! had to eat something or
siarve. 1 concluded 20 take her ad
vice She dyed mo up q dish and
remarked at The time that the quality
was au right but the quantity was
TOO small wanted a saucerful
. bu' she said q small amount Of
Grape Nuts went q long way and that
] must eat Do according 20 directions
20 ] started In with Grape Nuts and
cream. p soft boiled eggs and some
crisp toast for breakfast
cut ont meats and lot Of other
SUM 7 bad been used 90 eating am my
ute ana was eratihed 10 see that & was
fcitinE better right along I concIud
% 7 had struck the right thing and
STUCK 10 o. had not only been cat.
inF improper food but too much
was WORKING az tho carpenter
trade a. that time and thought that
unless ] had hearty breakfast with
plenty ot meat 7 would play out be-.
iore dinner But after n few dava Of
my new breakfast 7 found ! could 40
more work. felt better In every way.
reefion
Name given By Postum Co Rattle
Areeh. Mich. Read The Road fo
MELVILLE. In pkFs. There's a Rea.
son
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 20 time. They
are genuine, true, and fui Of human
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Agricultural mee,i,o

ne Sherrard High school building
49, vel hlled last night with Union
uls, nc. farmers and others interested
-, ~ isIhlihE' who had gathered TO hear
g. {: Musgrove. graduate OF The w. ~
virginia agricultural school ana ,be
s1eMH appointed agent OF the Narsbaii
Sounty Agricultural Club Mr. Nns.
sr9Ve proved an interesting sneaker
an an showed himself well posted ON
soJects OF general interest 10 the
cornn - re was given a rousinE vel
S.a.D vS me farmers OF that section
SS,everaI others, including Prestscnt
kk.trsuson, gave short talks of intsres,
MeetlngH will be held throurbout ,bo
county IN the immediate future.
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Hearing Friday Albanian

Jesse Anderson. the local Junk deal.
er, who was arrested by Chief OF Po-
ice w; p. Games Tuesday afternoon
liquor law will be given a hearing he.
Tore Squire +. NJ. Lewis tomorrow az.
ternoon at 1880 o'clock. Several viii.
nesses have been summoned 10 an.
pear at the hearing which is beinr
watched with much interest. Attor.
hey Martin Brown mas been retained
as counsel for the defendant while
Prosecuting Attorney J. ID. Parriott
Wlll appear as counsel for the state.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Hartley Held 70 Grand Jury

The case OF the state against Joe
Hartley who was charged win steal
Ing a valuable horse from Benz Price
on Second street a few days ago. was
tried in the county jail mere yester-
day afternoon by Squire w. NJ Riggs
and Hartley was held 10 await the &C
ton OF the grand jury under a bond
OF $500. Bond was not furnished and
Hartley will remain in iail until next
October at least. Three Witnesses
were examined az the hearing yester-
day afternoon. Attorney ID. g. Evans
represented the defendant while Pro
scouting attorney y ID. Parriott aD-
peared as counsel for the state.
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John Sivert. who vas temporary
chairman of the joint memorial serv
ice committee which conducted q
union memorial service here Decora-
ton Day. has called n meeting of the
different secret societies to be held
IN the X. of T. hall Friday night for
the purpose OF effecting a permanent
organization OF this kind. Mr.. Sivert
has been busy for some ,i..-- wcra.
Ing up enthusiasm in this matter and
N IL proves n success IL will be due
largely to his efforts. The object OF
the proposed organization is TO keep
the subject OF a proper Memorial Day
Observance. well before the people,
and to hold an elaborate service each
year.
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Fullerton Case Dismissed

The case OF the state against Geo.
Fullerton charged with dispensing
liquors on the sabbath at a clam bake
held az McMechen a few weeks acc
was tried before Squire r. NJ. Lewis
yesterday afternoon and each one Of
the charges dismissed Attorney Mar.
TN Brown appeared as counsel FOR
fullerton and seven other men who
were also arrested. while Prosecuting
attorney J. ID. Parriott appeared for
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Picnic To.daX-

Members OF St Francis Xavier =
Nathoiic church and Sunday school
pave completed arrangements for their
annual picnic and outing 10 De held
this afternoon at Glendale The tocsi
memb beers will leave here on the no
CLOCK traction car for Glendale
Where a basket dinner Will be served
splendid program. consisting OF con.
tests OF every conceivable nature. has
been ARRANGED. and many useful pres
EMS have been offered the winners In
eacn contest. All are cordially Invited
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Hold MeetInn

The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ
r church met In a business and go
cial session In the church parlors yes
terday afternoon Plans for the psr.
cef post sale which will be held July
y. were discused. Other business
OF a routine nature was disposed of
and after the business session a de-
hghtful social hour was enjoyed.
About twenty-five Of the members
we're present.
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ReIIsf eoard R.oraanIr,d-

The relief board recent yorganized
8y, warden " l. Brown az the prison
l n.1 meeung last evening and or.
ganizt.- for the ensuing wear bv elect.
ing Rev. Father Flanagan president
and rev. a. s. Arnett secretary. The
Telief boards duty BE- 10 aid tho reia.
ives OF convlcts confined In tho pris.
on during their term Of sentence The
Ishds are available from the inmates
Eistance.
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senwood Briefs.

az 100 fsscault young lad Of ~.,--
ini1red ~, NIsiting here was severely
~ or house boat az the Ioc,t
,,sn 9Sa BARRIERS are making srra,r.-
.ntts 70 attend the harbers' nir,.,.
rieh rs 20 be held AZ Canton. Ohi" ~
a, ~, = Zones Is confined To his bo,,.
ness. ACCOUNT or III
i,,,l1 'hur olson and Samuel Nelso, viii
,'r,. to-11say Tor Mex York. and on SAL.
49, VIII sail aboard the Irnp.rst,-
,or Malma- Sweden. where thew -,
u, 70. spend several mo-ths visiting r.lo.
Walter HazNtt. an .r,rio,,o -, a. .,
%; - Off duty on account 81 a., - -.
lured loot which he received while ~.
"Ish N the local yards a few dsys No.
harrington. OF Fairmont. was in
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Musarove at Sherrsrd-

agent Tor the Marshall County Agri.
cultural Association left last evening
Win president w. c. Ferguson In the
ferguson auto for Sherrard where no
dcHvered 4 short address TO the farm.
trs OF tnat district al their first meet.
1.s VI shat nature ever held. Nearly
present at this meeting and Mr. Mus.
groves address proved more than in
teresting and instructive to the large
gathering " %
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rying an American flag and two men
Win comets. IL looked as Though
trouble would occur at most any mo-
inent but there was no resistance on
one part OF the operators on the field
mine Is closed completely down.
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AlI-coIlealans PractIc.

me local AllColiegians base ball
IAN - holding daily practice in prep
asuon tor me game next Saturday
with The WellsburE Gisr,s a. Nsiis
nurs- The Brooke count yboys have
oesh travelling afast pace this season
Ahd nave trounced several teams from
mis- city and sectio nwho have Ven.
tnfed into their territory. but the 10
sls are confident % winning The
go. nss b.en considerably strength.
.nen recently. and the MANAGEMENT
states th-t the appearance OF the linz
UP is materially Imnroxed
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W'MECHEN
Great Enthu,iaso,

Great enthusiasm Is beinx shown
10y members OF the odd Fellows lodge
In regard 10 the Odd Fellows picnic
which viii BE- held AT a popular out
lhe pike amusement resort today
Lincoln lodge No. 40. OF this city. will
attend in body. everyone who can
get away will b. present. A clever
program of athletic events has been
aTraneed. and together with the vol
ume OF good things to eat. these two
features alone are worth the price OF
admission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
Nc Mechen Brief,

r. T. Goodwin and family are visit.
Ing Rev. c. F. Goodwin at Manning
ton
Nicholic Pavlic. of South Marshall
street, Is confined to his home with
typhoid fever.
well attended prayer meeting was
held in the VI. +. church last even
inE.
Marion Miner. who was injured at
The Hickman mine some time ago
and who has been confined in the
Glendale hospital for several weeks.
is now considerably improved and