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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-03-12

Nyals family remedies are guaranteed
by Spellman, the druggist.
Mrs. G. B. Mcmillan and neice were
Sunday visitors here from Hannah with
friends.
Miss Frances KERN was down from
Dresden over Sunday a guest at the
Boyd home.
Jos. Power was at Dresden on Friday
looking after his farm interests in that
section of the county.
A. o. Void Co., have a number of
second hand watches on hand that are
in good running order and will be sold
ct 80 so and up.
Miss Emma e. Olson, returned to the
city on Mondays train and will shortly
announce the spring opening of her
millinery parlors at the Schulke de-
partment store.
Us. Gogin was in town Tuesday
from the Nora farm at Osnabrock and
numbered among those from out of
town to attend Langdon's get-together
banquet in the evening.
Co. Auditor Hamilton's family have
required the attention of a doctor dur
ing the week, three of the younger
children being ill with spring fever, but
are now fairly on the road to recovery.
Mayor Mcintyre and George w. Price
returned Monday from Grand Forks,
where they attended the banquet and
heard the speeches of Jas. j. Hill and
other distinguished guests on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Crimson spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Ironslin at Edlnburg, re-
turning to the city Tuesday with her
husband who has been in Grand Forks
since the 10Th ult., conducting the pro-
secution of the Holum trial,
Thos. A. Krueger and family, who
during the winter have occupied rooms
in the First National bank block are
leaving this week for Montana. While
in Langdon Mr.. Kruger has been the
Cavalier county agent of the Watkins
remedies.
John Karsky is making a friendly
visit among his many old friends of
Langdon and vicinity this week. Back
in the years of long ago, when Langdon
was just getting nicely started after the
railroad had arrived Mr.. Karsky opened
a tailor shop here, which he sold Tailor
Bostik. MI. Karsky is still in the same
business but for a number of years past
has been located at Superior, Wis.
Instead of going home for supper as
usual on the evening of St. Patrick's
Day, which occurs on Tuesday of next
week, just stop in at the school house
and pick out your meal from among the
many good dishes you will find on the
dairy lunch counter, which will be found
to be located in the gymnasium. The
ladies of the Langdon Woman's Club
will prepare the dishes and serve you to
the Queens taste. After you have had
your fill they will help you to have a
good time in playing games. Be there
at six o'clock and be sure and have your
appetite ready for such good things as
pancakes baked while you wait and
served with pure maple syrup, good old
fashioned baked beans, the best cup of
in the town and lots of eakes atc
the time and place. The
gymnasium of the Langdon high school
the afternoon of st. Patrick's Day at
six o'clock, by the ladies OF the Langdon
Woman's Club.
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QUICK AND SURE
STOMACH DOCTOR
-Pape's Diapepsin~ ends Indi-
gestiOn. Gas. SOurness
in five minutes.

Tise Il, Pspe's Diapepsln will o.
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour. Eassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within Eve minutes.
III your meals don't AZ comfortably.
or what YOU eat lies like a lump OF
leac IN your stomach. or II you have
heartburn. that Is a sign Of indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a nfty.
cent case OF Pape's D%iapepsin and
take a dose Just as soon as you can.
There viii be no sour risings. 10
helching Of u~ndigested food mixed
with acid. no stomach gas or heart
ourn, fullness or heavy feeling In the
stomach. nausea. d~ebilitating hear
aches. dizziness or intestinal gripiug.
This will all 90. and. besides. there
VIII be no sour food left over in the
20 poison your breath with
~nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsln Is a certain cure
Tor out-of-order stomachs. because II
takes hold of your food and digests
II Just the same as IL your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in Eve minutes from all
misery Is waiting for you ~
any drug store.
These large hfty-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin" TO keen
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. II belongs in your home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

ley. M%oundsvile. W. Va. J. Z. Steven.
son. r. w. Campbell. Wheeling. W.
Va j. A. Bloyd. Moundsville. W. Va a:
mas. A. Bowers. Wheeling. W. Va I.
Geo. Il. Smith. c. 7. Updegran. Mar.
tlns Ferry. o: Henry Fox. bridge.
port: O.; Chas. X. Love. McNechen.
w Va; Wylie NJ. Rogerson. Hugh NJ
thompson. M~oundsyille. ". Va: c II.
Eberts. Warwood. W. Va: J. Sher.
wood Fee. Wheeling. W. Va: II Mc.
Mechen, Bank OF McMechen: 4 N.
hunter. Mound City Bank: ]. +. Fbe.
ING. Quarter Savings Bank: II. n Nc.
kee, Bank Ohio Valley. ". Is Thomas
bridgeport Bank and Trust Co: NJ. a
kendall. Farmers Deposit Nat Bank.
pittsburgh = n Brocklebank,
Money. Pittsburgh: Fred ]. Fox
Security Trust Co b r. Pyles. Lit.
Seton. W. Va ;B. w. Peterson, Dollar
Savings q Trust Co: Chas. G. Moods
FIRST National Bank: Arthur Is.
schmidt. Nat. Bank OF West Va l.
i. Buchse. First Nat. Bank. Rellsire
Q; c W. Dickens. Dollar Savings
Bank. Bellaire. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
THE THEATRE
BOUGHT AND PA1p roR,

When a real play or human interest.
a play that appeals 10 the masses as
well as the classes. rs ~cheduled FOR
presentation I'm this city IL h. "A pleas
IRE 10 announce it's coming and eucour-
< our theatregocrs TO p|atroulze 10. In
tris Instance the COMMUNICATION goes 10
ne second engagement OF "Bougn. AND
tala or, which comes TO the Court
l"hisht ior an engagement Io. tao
A4 Ilubahl uu play produced on
tht American stage 90 the past few
Years has created so much avprlbI.
discussion from people iu all WALKS az
IRE as AIR. E~ruadhursts int.r.~trr
drama This has been y~mphasizcI fno-t
'ohclusiNcly by the large ATTENDANCE
A''pF4cd this attraction. when last tr.-
Stuttd here. and by the " t.H-
pNlts IN the press reviews. Nj. Frotd-
hurst tells "a story 600 Bought and Pad
t"r mat u.s. entirely plausible. In t.gf
~ lS "A true story which IS nap.suinr
every gay. and he has uutold,I 10 in
som Nat'rlN a. auu as TO cnr,Iur.
hls critics or the moral he inteadsI ta
convey BESIDES being a strong drama.
y ~ an ideal comedy with .u4ta of
laughter. This attraction should AGAIN
prove one OF the notable theatrical or
ItIinfs Of the season. There WUl be n
~Hltllhee saturday. seats can now l.
secured Tor all performances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
SOME DCNT-s
For Stomach and Liver
Sufferers


Don't tax medicine for your stomach
a4imentF morning. noon and night. as
usually such medicines give only tenn
PoraTy RELIEF and simply digest the food
mat happens 90 be Ga the stomach.
Don't permit a surgical operation.
There Is always serious danger In opera
lions and in many cases OF stomach.
Liver and Intestinal Ailments the knife
can be avoided II the right remedy IS
taken in time.
Don't go around with a foul smeuine
breath caused by a disordered stomach
and Liver. To the discomfort OF those Won
come Ia contact with.
M you are a m sufferer don't
mink you cannot be helped. probably
stored by Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Most stomach ailments are mainly
caused ny, . catarrhal condition. Mayr's
moves tAe catarrhal mucous but allays
IN" chronic Inflammation and assists i'm
rendering the entire Hlimentary and in
teStlnal tract autiseptic. and this is the
secret Of rs marvellous success.
Don't su0er constant pain and agony
hun alloW your stomach ailments 20
physically undermine your health. No
matter how severe your cas-. NAV be ~
how long you have sunered-one dose az
NlaNr Wouderful stomach Remedy
aIould convince you that YOU can be re-
St9rci 70 health again. Mayr's wonder
ul stomach Remedy has been taken and
is Mighty recommended by Members of
congress. Justice % tho supreme Court
Educators. Lawyers, Merchants. Bank
facturers; Priests. Ministers. Farmers
and people 90 all walks 81 life.
send Tor FREE aluahia booklet on
Stofnach Ailments 70 Geo. u. Mayr, 1884,
10 Whiting 81. Chicago. Ill
For sale In Wheeling bv Harry Gram
llch, aSrd and Jacob. 6. ~. Grefyt 90
ll41 Market 81 Jno. coleman 90. Tbr,c
stores. and druggists eycrywhere.
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SALVATORE PUPURA. INMATE OF
STATE ASYLUM IN IVES
TON, A PARTY.
Son Of Man Whom He Killed Asks for
osmsges@kiIlins Took Place
Over a Yea Ago.

A $4,000 damage suit growing out
of a murder committed a little over a
year 70. was filed early Yesterday az.
ternoon With the clerk OF the circuit
court The case IL styled Charles ".
Lopreste. administrator for the estate
Francesca Lopreste. deceased. W. Sal
vatore Pupura. a trespass on the case
and Is ~returnable subject TO February
rules.
Pupura is al the present time con-
fined IN the hospital tor The insane at
Weston. having been placed there ear
y last year. shortly before Christmas
OF 1912. Pupura and Lopreste became
engaged in a quarrel ear Sixteenth
street on Market II IL said that Pur-
pura rushed upon Loprests stabbing
him four o r five times In the back.
Instead OF trying 20 get away he
turned around n walked TO Squire
Lee Dobbs' office but found no one
there lie was arrested by Deputy
sheriff Bert Philips. and placed In jail.
While there he sang. played on a VIC
lin and expressed himself as being
glad OF the deed. He was arranged
on a murder charge but IL was proven
that he was insane at tha time.
Salvatore and LopresJe were form
erly engaged In the produce business
on the South Side aud later dissolved.
II Is said that there was some dis
crepancies In the accounts which caus-
ed the men 10 "a the trouble. Both
of them we're exceedingly walthy and
the man who did tho cutting was
known among men as the banana
King The suit is one OF an unusual
nature, as cases OF this kind are the
exception and not the rule.
The Two men were very well known
In the business world and had ac-
cumulated wealth. One OF the sons
OF Purpura Is AN inventor. The case
caused quite a little talk in local cir.
Giles yesterday afternoon. Summonses
were ssued yesterday for the suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
"~FREcKLEsr conr1na

The producer OF "Freckfes a.
lpelaWater. has spared neither pains or
expense iu staging his play in the most
'~lfh'i"le style Tn the nT-t place th.re
D. an e"uvtroumeut. in FrecEss" vEfrE
NfiN rev plays possess. chances rlr
at'il' luNerIture amazingly natural
ana picturesque. and when 10 DE- urd.r-
stood that pclamater mas brought \, ,.
20 INC highest audar OF stage pr.-
NIcll"h. both from "a scenic point of
We" "Ni Toy means or o. most cOmu.fenf
cast there l- 90 double 4.eurar,. .f
I'''l. IhoN' who have loved tho name
Tess W'If f"r his manly spirit. his MN
VII lii.H lore. and his beautiful SONGS.
and who reverence .Tn. Svs.,. 49,
'I uff beauty auI beg Dnlste woman
% CHARACTER VIII meet no disuoIrfr.rt
i 'N' play. And Do why "Frs.lT.4-
is proving sin % greater sgre.s.
even ihtn the novel which has
'.i 'Hd by over a million souls
fcckl'~ VIII Dee given nxs uerf,-,r.
an'"s starting Thursday night i,trii-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
BANKERS MEET
AT FORT HENRY
INTERESTING MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT AND DIN
NER SERVED.
New Currency Law n REGIONAL
Banks Were Oicusseo-Oni-
eers Were Elected.

Group No. l. West Virginia Bank
ers' association. held a very interest
ing meeting at the Fort Henry club
last night. Many visitors OF banking
Importance and well known In ths
business world were present az the
meeting IL was an informal banquet
gwen as an annual affair and cues
tons OF present banking Importance
were discussed.
The principal question and discus
sion OF the evening was the new cur
rency laws and the regional banking
system. The talks were confined "a
me direct workings OF the bill and
vas an interchange OF opinions 10,
the benefit OF all concerned. This
meeting was not held in the wav OF
business. but 10 allow the men OF the
banking world n chance to get to
Sether and talk OF national questions
IN a commonplace way.
Officrse for the ensuing year were
elected, they being: W. W. BealI OF
Melisburg. chairman: Baird Mitchell.
o MS city; secretary. This meeting
was scheduled 10 have been held dur
ing the past summer but owing to un
looked Tor occurrences II was post
poned until the last evening This
group Is composed OF bankers over the
northern panhandle along the Ohio
river. embracing counties.
There are In the state seven groups
all making up h West Virginia Bank
ers Association. At the meeting last
night were several visiting bankers
{. ID. Richardson. OF the Common
wealth Trust Company. OF Pittsburgh
being the guest OF honor. and other
visitors were. T. II. Brocklebank gen
eral manager OF Money" a bankers
journal. printed In Pittsburgh. For
mer state Bank Examiner NJ. \. Ken
dali was also present
Several short talks were INDUCED in
by those present. Mr.. Richardson dis
cussed b regional banking system
and Mr.. Kendall also gave a short
talk. Dinner was served at 1880 by
Manager George Philips. OF the Fort
Henry Club. and a general good time
was enjoyed by all.
Those Present.
The Following were present at the
banquet.
W. w. Beall. Wellsburg. w. Va. c
d. Richardson. Pittsburgh. Pa; W. Il.
Irvine, Wheeling. W. Va: ID. Alex.
ander. M~oundsville. w. Va: j. ID. Bur.
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Dancing Outing. which proved a gsnu-
AT THE

Mile Tooua's twelve fun blooded In
dlaus opening "a three day engagement
go tho Victoria theatre yesterday. de-
llslt'i Two big audiences last night
with their unique music. Their singing
is entirely different from anything ever
attempted con- q vaudeville stage and IN
De- the variety Afforded that pleases
most The Indians an, quite clever ort-
on ana they put over some original
STUN 90 their splendid act thai got them
last night hearty applause.
Holmes and HOLSTER prersntcd n
splendid comedy sketch entitled "Shor.
Acres. which created amusement Tor
All SORTS OF people Miss Hone Vernon
IN their novelty singing and Nilon imi-
launi9 are exceedingly clever and
tdusht the crowd from the start. Moore
ana -. clair ga their comedy Along "a
COUNTRY Lane. have fifteen minutes Of
Ital run. and Eell-Thazer brothers i'm
tHtlr aihlctic feats have about the best
lhlHE OF the kind ever brought To town
me \Ictoriascope pictures were yery
good. '1f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

Tho only way to correct faulty sfom-
ach trouble ana digestive mIstakes IL
2" do what nature wants. All that ma
Ire needs 81 a little assistance 10 do
iuls work This lg why doctors ton
You TO- diet. BY not eating nature Is
.pmpellct TO aid herself You DO not
lnen oterWork her when she is already
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 20 irf,
your stomach just like food. They
Hetu llrest this food. Then thew en-
Ilcl the, blood. and thus when the
next meal is eaten the system b. better
prepared 90 do ifs work without assist
ange or a. lcnet less HarwfuIy.
BY following this natural habit v,u
WI IN q short time correct stomach
trouble, DO gwnv with IrIIesat0r and
remove all danger OF fatal digesf.o1
troubles.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are no
best tablets made. Thcv are COMPOSED
or the very best natural lugrcdi enfe.
one grain of one element viii digest
ln'o grains N meats. fish. veEetlbIe4.
grains. SOUP. etc.
Al"1FH take n Stuarrq pverere al
ah.'t after meals 1r Just before bod
time Hr doing This YOU will be arf-
ing wisely arI playing cafe.
CO fO your druggist Hrvwheer -rf
buy a box Dow. Price 90 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
INITIATION
OF Candidates In Rank % Knight Are
Features Of Two X. o. p.
loose Meetings

a class OF seven squire will he
Initiated into the mysteries OF knight.
mood In Ohio Valley lodge No. n.
knights Of Pythias. this evening. The
meeting promises to b. an Interest.
ing one and the full team will be on
hand 20 perform the work. Another
class OF candidates is forming for
next month.
Az the meeting OF Black Prince
lodge No 10. held last evening in
Pythian castle. seven esquires were
knlghted and the mysteries OF the or.
DER were explained. The work was
zone by the third rank team before
a large number OF lodge members and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

All arrangements are completed FOR
the big debate and literary x that
viii be held al the Valley Grove school
this evening. Aside from the regular
program OF music. rcsifations and es-
says Will be n debate that has been at
tracing the community FOR the past
several weeks. The SUBJECT for discus
sion at this meeting Is Resolved. that
women should have the right TO vote.
Inc Affirmative side OF the question
VIII be handled by Messrs. Morrison.
farmer and Rodgers. while the negative
Viii be under the cars OF Messrs. But
Ter. Blake and Carroll Each team has
Den making extensive preparations FOR
the event and a very interesting discus
sion h being expected A larEe number
OF people from Elm Grove ard vicinity
will attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

Reports from the country districts
are 90 the effect that the roads are in
practically impossible condition from
the mud that has been caussd by the
past heavy SHOWS falling on the SOFT
clay u f. said that the roads through
MARSHALL county as IN UGH shape that
y u almost impossible 20 travel them.
MS - not the case only In Marshall
county. but IN different sections OF Ohio
as Wen. IL l. said that the rural mail
carriers In several OF the country dis
tfict- are complaining considerable OF
me conditions and II T. thought that ua-
less something IL done In the rear Gu
ture that service In some places will
cease altogether.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
M'MECHEN
John Price.

John Price. a We'll known and high.
y respected resident OF this county
died at his old homestead on Reilly
hidge. about a mile east of this CITY.
Wednesday morning. The death was
due TO iniirmities incident to old age
Inc deceased was 81 years OF age
ana mad been a lifelong resident of
ms couhty Surviving his Is one
sister. Miss Hanna Jane Price who H.
now ~ years OF age. Funeral serv.
ices were conducted yesterday after.
noon at 2 o'clock at the family resi-
oence. lnterment was made in the
cemetery at hat place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
Citizens Improvement par+v

The CITIZENS Improvement party
has completed all the ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the primary election. which will
De- held today In this town. The polls
viii be open from sunrise and will
close al sunset The following candL
oales VIII appear on the ticket.
For mayor. Joseph &. Weidman.
recorder Harry VI. McElroy. chief OF
Fam. collector and treasurer lanes
Young. for council. otto Miller
Emil Peterson. ". VI. piel John
lsnock. Albert Wheeler and John NJ.
Lr.NlN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
UT-THE-PIKE
Reality TranHfera.

- deal was closed yesterday By D.. y.
'Nalters. prominent CUISINES man OF
~" ntoNe' whereby j. "A. Scott. OF Sclo.
r~eslnence IN Loring place and the gar
sse ana other buildings located n.ar
tne FIRST National bank. In rcfurr Tor
the property 10 is said that Waitcrs -.
,tlNed "A very valuable tract Of 200
aCIes or Ian near Scio. Aside from me
~ucrtaklng parlors and several ot1.r
MINOR buildings. Mr.. scott. IL is said viii
tHke immediate charge OF The propertv'
which Mr.. Walters resides. Mr. WsIicrs
."utcilpiates moving 10 his newly a.
CURED farm In tho early spring.
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ceased was a member OF the Masons
ana they viii lprobably have charge
or h funeral. The remains will
probably arrive in this city Saturday
and interment will be made at
Flushing, Ohio.
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Former Resident.

Nord was received in this city
yesterday OF the death Of VI. q No
cure which occurred az New Pra-
que Mich. "Wednesday night. Mr..
.''g.i' has been in the service Of
Tho B q ID a. telegram o-pcrafor
Tor the past 90 years and went west
about three months ago for the ben
ent OF bis health. Surviving him are
1ls wife and % daughter. Mrs. J.
* Burke. OF Maunincton Tho de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

gerleider on Sixth street vas robbed
yesterday morning The thief on
tered The saloon while the proprietor
was upstairs shaving and robbed the
cash register of about $40 In change.
lht'rIelder discovered the robbery
shortly afterwards and notified the
ioII'r so far ma clue 10 the iden.
W. o- Ll. LLIol has boon found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
Entertained

MI and Mrs. willard Harris very
tteasahtly entertained at their home in
wedding anniversary. A large
number or their friends were present 10
enjoy the evening. which was spenf in
games and music. After a d~eiiChtfaI So
cial evening. refreshments were served
a. late hour the many guests depart
n very pleasant evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

new company known as the Sub-
uthah Real Estate x Insurance com
pdhy' with W. NJ. TriesmuG al .be
head' VIII open an insurance ana real
estate once an the Fulton Bank bu,fI-
lhs IN the near future. The new ,-or1-
pany viii take up the quarter fprr,criy
o,'Npled 10y the Fulton Realty companv
Mhlcu mas recently moved To- the civ
ness February /.
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me brotherhood OF the church. the Chan
a-tua Aiale quartet gave a concert ana
mlsl.a. the chapei OF the church was
" TO the limit TO hear ths cefe-
,as musicians. and reports are TO the
-. a. they weer entirely satisfied with
ue sAcellent program that MS fur-
nIsnel- A large number OF tickets urrro
eoia Tor the occasion. the proceeds 81
shlcn VIII be for the benedt II the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

~ a late hour Wednesday evening
s"ine person while driving
al".E enter street. Fulton. procccde
j. ractlon * Electric company's lines Win
tne result that he ran over n nile ~
orlcks' upsetting the rig. and. II is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
McMechen Briefs

George Dean. Jr. who recently I'M
derwent an operation for Appendix
citls al the Glendale Hospital IL
improving nicely.
/. Ihasser, OF this city. was "A
business visitor at S~teubenyiile yes
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
Council Meetinr

last meeting OF the Fulton council
roy we year or 1913 was held in the
.'unclt chainher wednesday evening Al
thlS meeting several matters ~ in,,c-
tHnSe were taken up ana discussed In
luuihg tHc matter OF placing all buat-
u'SH IN readiness for the new body Ia
taes hoid. The newly elected coinct.
VII h2ld IT'S nrst regular meeting in me
."un,H examiners next Monday rVcntrr
~ winch time the oath OF Office viii
=. adlnlnlstered and several matters OF
business taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

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