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Court NeWa.

Eurhemia McCohon vs.. James A. Nc
canon. suit for divorce and 10 enfcIn
MN from destroying household goods
and Tor alimony. They were nsrriea
september .. 1907. and she alleges he
drove her from the house with n razor
lie mas thrown her out Of room ard
INTO another with such force as 10
break globes on chandeliers He ha,
ccussed her and threatens 20 destroy All
the furniture.
Andrew Fontaua. John Thomson
Mike Harsan. Joe Nemet and Mag" "a
mela. all Of Dillonyale. gave bond in
court on numerous indictments for SELL
ing 10 minors.
hoiek Marley vs. Roby Coal Co. suit
ior 10000 damages. for Injuries on,
Aprli - 1913. when he was caught ana
crushed between = coal car and the en-
tfN wall Negligence is alleged
mary j. slack was fined 5000 and costs
on nor various Illegal sales OF Iiauor-
-c!!ing on election day sunday seiiinc
ana keeping a place IN violation Of law
sam Soakol ~. "a -. Coal Co Jude
mont Tor $500 ana costs.
behiinah =. Wilson VS. W T. Roberfq
uelthdaht enJoiucd from disposlnr ~
pi"pclit Hnd be is required TO answc,
anu satisfy Judgment.
.cd laislcy OF Wclleville who has a
n"tch "f indictments against him Tor
something liquor orders has been arrest-
ca ana lodged So Jail
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Attenaea Lsctnr, conr...

1NN-Aatu LtNNuAt NouNAes
y large number Of people from flf~
CITY attended the seventh number OF tho
ttiEh school lecture course nt Martins
ffrrr. and Wcrc well paid for their trim.
g. they had the opportunity Of seeing
VIC Zen Greet Players in The Merchant
"t venice The local PEOPLE who rIr.
CHASED season tickets Tor the lecture Hre
Wfll pleased with tho number reruersr
f1 fnr ana the only complaint be- tI~
rrre aeafo
"olds FOXES Concert
" o. expected That H large crowd VIII
20 present 90 fhr EIrNFuUd NJ o.
church thio EVENING fp fre tho rrudur.
Won gf The -tide EoiEeH Concert. wilton
VIII 20 rendered nF local people assist.
"a hy several out .Df.fpuu parties. d
large number ~ tickets have been cold
Tor the affair which win begin zoo r
clock Yesterday morning fne com.
mlttee also Issued ehIltrsrs Tickets
~ you Gre looking FOR good pictures
hero HIn H.I.U. fU 600
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BrfdReport Rriefs


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cloggston left
yssterday Tor several weeks visit
with Marshheld relatives
The Luther league Of the English
Lutheran church will hold reception
TOT It's new members this evening
Many local people attended the
euchrc party given by the knights or
columbus lodge in the Elks' hall al
Martins Ferry last evening.
Judge Pollock. Of St Clairsville. WAS
mere Yesterday on business
Mrs. W. a. Rags left yesterday for
cord. -.
Charles Dougherty returned vcster-
Jay from short visit with friends in
Massillou. -.
=. w. Appenzclier. the local Tailor.
ana daughter. Miss Lillian. Will leave
today for Florida. whore they will
spsnd few weeks with relatives
me condition of Paul Higgins nj n
nv. h"ur was reported very critical
Mrs lafc Troutcn was given "A hear
nt ~ squire McCounaughy's court
luesdaN evening. The warrant was
sworn out by Mrs Lessic. charged win
li"Nokiug q breach Of promise. She
va released hy paying the costs In the
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BELLAlRE
fnteIllgencer 1914 Almanac for 25e
at the City Book store. Get enc today.


Practically every physician in this
city. In speaking OF the laws recently
passed by the legislature. relative to
the sale OF morphine. cocaine and such
drugs. state that while the law has sew
eral good points. IL has many draw
backs. one physician stated that "A
person addicted to the use OF these
drugs. especially In the advanced stag
es. required larger amount than the
law allows. II they do not secure
enough of the drug. they become in
sane and In many cases die This ply
sician stated that there is large num-
Der In this city addicted TO the use OF
this drug. and had been using II for
many years. The doctor - compelled
To decide between the law and his own
common sense and II Is needless TO say
mat the majority OF the decisions are
In favor of giving the fiend the amount
OF drug required.
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Y.uu fid auI5f '' s8i.
roller 90 40 leading
dIue stores In samuerf
TUEEr ssa,to.
.'t r.Ifs Ea and
NfUH.IHf.rI EU a. u
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a fine furnished ladies' rest room has
been fitted up for the use OF the general
public. in the A. Kern store on Belmont
street. This is the first room OF this
kind 20 be furnished in this city, and
SPEAKS well OF the progressiveness OF
Mr.. Kern. The room has been furnish
ed with good carpet lounge. mission
FURNITURE, pictures and a toilet and will
prove boon TO the tired women who
have been shopping for several hours
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Tho frst double funeral 10 no held fr
.I. vicinity Tor SOME time win take
place tlIs morning at Warfanf ,Ier
fuf n"HI'. ~ I.sf 1rI Mildred Homes
rLunfgn ~ ST. HrI Mrs Thomas Zones.
iiuIewrII cemetery Hf EnVfnrF TIE
~ wees r'I. Dol held nf tho home af o. fo
CLOCK anil viii Do In charge of Rev
hlroh. paste ~ the Enylard church.
. eF Mildred inree. wed o. wears died
Monday 5000. Mine. and Tuc.d. morning
I,n l"te. Hr'i 81 years. died nt the
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Martina o. 49,

Mrs AleN. Frost and Mrs Nfrf-ef
lifft ~ belmont. orc fn the cts fs-
Iev DAYS calling on friends and reia-
fINeF
if vac reported in town veaferfav
Vat lteurf GehfIng and Miss Ttte
= hauh hnf boon quietly married fn
Wheeling Nfaffrdar morning
Ifr Junior Mechanic viii hold
NCAulif meeting IH their hall Iu tho
ehrcNe .ilrrteE building this mnrnfug
n large number ~ local people AL.
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IntellIgeneer 1914 Almanac for 25c
at the o. Sehick News Stand. Get IL
today.
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Meet This Evening.

MS evening In the office Of p r.
Mc' "fnhs tu the Shrete-iiervcy building
INC board 81 education. several contr1c.
t"IN ana Architect NJ. T.. Wells Of Wells
.urE. VIII hold conference to 60 over
me plans Tor the eection Of the new Al
eltlon q" tho North school building
"tNtial contractor in this CITY have
already submitted bids on the structure
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TunsrAl Today.

Funeral services will Re held this AT
ernoon from the Noble chapel on Nortn
FOURTH street over the remains OF the
ate Barney SieburT. who died at hts
late home In Washington. Pa. Monday.
after a short Illness lie IL a brother OF
Joseph Stehurt Who resides on Elm
street Services were held at his late
home last evening and the remains will
arrive In this city at noon.
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inteliioeneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
at ths Sehsne News Stand. Get one
today.
Euohrs Lar Whit.

About 40 tables were m play a. the
hrst or series OF euchres and dances
given In the Elks' hall last evening by
the Knights OF Columbus. and many
out-of-town people were present. At the
close or the play handsome prize- were
awarded the winners. Cards were the
diversion OF the evening from s:5O TN
10 o'clock. after which dancing was in
dulged In TIL midnight. Another VIA
be given IN the near future.
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Returned Prom SHOW.

WiIbur HesIOp. OF the nrm OF X @.
Heslop & Son returned home Tuesday
evening from Grand Rapids and Chit
agoc. where he has been the last week
In attendance at the furniture shaw.
Mr.. Heslop stated that the line OF fur
niture displayed at the show was the
finest ever seen. While on the trip
the firms line OF spring furniture was
placed
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IL does not take the foreigner. very
long TO become acquainted TO the crook
ed ways OF some OF the Americans.
Yesterday Afternoon two foreigners.
came 20 this city from Neffs and want
ed n local man TO enter suit against the
Men Coal company for injuries alleged
to have been sustained I'm the mine.
The man Investigated and found that
the supposed injured man. who was an
employe OF the mine. had been splitting
n stone and splinter OF stone had
struck him in the eye. lie claimed that
he was blind I'm that eye. hut the Bell
airc man thought otherwise and ord
cred him from his home
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STEUBENVILLE

sTEBENVILLE. o.. Jan. 2i.-Ths
He was passed vehemently and was re-
peated several times in "A passage 1T
arms IN Court No. I. on Wednesday, be-
Attorney jay Paisley. IL all occurred In
the trial Of May Racle. who had tho
dictment for keeping "A house OF mi fam.
with eliminating witnesses against her
Attorney Paisley asserted that the
houses on Water street were in opera
tion under official sanction. This
brought the prosecutor to his feet to de-
nouncc IL as a lie
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How 10 Break up a BAD Cold

Gee +. PHunE. Of Hamburg. y Y.
saws "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
VIII break up cold the quickest OF
anything have ever used" This
remedy contains no opium or other
narcotic. n is most effectual and r.
pleasant and safe to take. Try Il
For sale by all dealers ADV.
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~. y ~ - l9o.I6E n - DIoIu-.--
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Completing Amusement.

Nrrauremcuts are fart being corn
Iletea tnr the ffth annual banquet or
tnc Martins Ferry Acrie 40 sG o. al
-. which VIII be- riVcn in the FIEs hail
~ fne eNeuinE ~ Saturday. Iuuuprv 81
.'Ie WIZ no doubt hc large crowd .r
ntitndhnre. ne the members wives hn.r
Hlro been invited Co. attend
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probate Court

In the matter 81 the estate az John
T. Hunt. deceased. inventory filed and
approved
tu tIc matter 81 ne estate ~ Will
liam T.. JudNns. deceased. inventory
nlecd aul approved
10 the matter Of tire estate OF Andrew
Eolercr. deceased. distrihutiuu account
nlcf and approved and administrator
discharged.
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Realty Transfers

-. q smith o. Peter Groh. s aces.
~ jug .elu township. 81. T. r. Case 10
inNf MONT. acres. ~mithfIe1d town
SnP 500 Leah Harris 20 y. J. Conner
..vh ~ Iillguvalc. $3.50. y. r. Campbcii
=. Jones. lot. Vine Cuff Ptac.
Stu.; Alice l.ceTcr Co e. r. Jones. Virs
t,uit FhCe, $40. Ross Walker to g ~
"ie'I. ~ acres. Stoubeuvillc township
-. p. - Iitzsimmous 20 Catherine Fffy.
5Lglnons, Mctcs. LOGAN ST.. 81: Auditor
5'lIerson 90. 20 IS. ". Cattcll. lot. High
ii,ll 'iy As--; Lecetta Knock 10 vii
iitm heau lot Highland city. $500.
Iut'I EarEhurFt to y. w. CrigwrIl
Tf.teN SMITH. old township. $3.50. J. j.
'"il'n O" w. 'risweil lot York
w 'rifWrll io u. j. button. lot. Yort'
NN.N. = O.. Jones to John Pear. - II.
~ ware icct Warren township. sf7O roh-,
ff,,i,'Ilunt =" steve karEolcs. go rods. Aff
Ileaennt tlNn.LIn. 1910 -.
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MARTINS FERRY


The hlgh school auditorium was
crowded 20 its capacity last evening o.
&c .srSe crowd that was present 70
see the Ben Greet PLAYERS the siNfn
hlnnoer OF the lecture course. Tue play
ers presented The Merchant OF Venice
ana the large crowd we'll pleased
Win the program. The company ar
rived IN this city yesterday afternoon
snd remained over night. The next num-
pei on the course vii be a lecture BY
Mss Nirginla Brooks. who Will appear
on the evening OF February u.
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The Loyal Woman's class OF the
First Christian church will he enter
tanned this afternoon ut the home OF
Mrs. Leniger. on Vine street and no
doubt a large crowd will be present.
The diversions ~ the fternoon will be
sewing and fancy wrok. At sea-
Sonable hour dainty refreshments will
be served
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To Sell Building.

The old Gravel hin school building.
which has been in use for many years.
VIII be sold at public auction. this morn
ing. This Is a very desirable piece OF
property and Will undoubtedly bring
good price. The money received from
the sale Of this building will be used 10
help TO pay for the erection OF the two
new school buildings in this city. Sew
eral business men are after the site and
flats will probably be erected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22
Business Change.

Inc EIChlrds ErOs HardWnre Co or
this city. has purchased controlling
interest in the Stcubenville Hardware q
supply Co. and will amalgamate tho
stores. George Swan Will retire as
manager and J.. G. Richards will assume
the duties.
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Come. 90 !. IT, Moore's Jcwelry
store n its nrst-class Watch Re
pairing you want done. All work
guaranteed Tor a year.
J. H. MOORE, JEWELER,

sol Hanoyer St.

several OF the mines out the W 4 L.
y. railroad. were idle yesterday and Will
remain SO Tor Few days. while rniup
troubles are being settled at the niner
ne mines VIII resume iu fun the latter
part OF the week and ~ g. hoped th.t
GOOD time viii be made. The miners in
this vicinity win receive their nav SAL.
urday Of this week
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Union Social Mnetin1.

a union social meeting OF the Christ
ian Endeavor Societies OF the various
churches in this city will be held IN
the First Presbyterian church In this
city, Thursday evening. February 3. 4
program OF addresses. musical numbers
ana recitations viii be rendered and
az an appropriate hour refreshments
will be served.
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bridgeport was solemnized az the par
sonage OF the First NJ. =. church. by
rev. ;. g. Smith. Following the cere-
mony an excellent wedding supper wa
served and only the immediate relatives
or the young PEOPLE were present
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MarrIarn I.lcrnaea

Amos Hrowu. age a. 81 Haruesyiilc
and Minnie Reeves. axe o.. Of New CAS-
tie. Pa. Rev. v =. Young onlciatcd.
Lew bonlcy. age %. and Lucy Lowe
age 7. both of Bridcenort. ~ Rev
Smith. % i;o;'rire. cTiciated
samuel Opuondck axe o. and Suzic
Heduar. age %. both Of Barton. Squi -
Sidehottom OBLIGATED.
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EAA HridAY.

Friday OF this week the property OF
William McCue on the Gray-DiNon farm
at Scotch Ridge will be offered for sale
by The sheriff in order 20 pay the two
damage suits that were instituted
against the man TO recover the sum -
se25 each, which was claimed due on
the sale of a farm.
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Kerrigan at Liforama

The Home OF Universal Fiims present
warren Ksrrigan In THE Dread Inheri.
tsnos." A q part drama.
"rhs Return Of Tony" an Imp drama
with King Baggot and Marie Hail.
Always others.
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Mrs. willard Evans viii entertain the
members ~ tho Entire Sous club this
evening ut her home ou East Main street.
Fancy wuIh and games viii hs tho chief
diversions and Refreshments Will De-
served
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Mike OlcNi . years and Anna Magyar.
% years. OF MinCO.
Ross J. Parks. p years. and Elizabeth
Samuel &. Miller. "a years OF KnoO-
VILE and Lorena !. Maple. 10 years. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

Much stock is being sold in this
city by the Koehnline Ice & Storage
company Tor their new plant which
will be erected In bridgeport this
spring. The company will also erect a
plant I'm Bellaire and will supply all OF
the surrounding towns with ice. Sew
eral large auto trucks will be purchas-
ed to haul the ice to the towns in
which the company will open branch
stations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

What promises 60 be ono Of tho social
events of the season viii be the dance
which will DO given iu the Elks hall on
belmont street. this evening by the
Harmony Circle. ~ this city. s large
number 81 invitations have been ISSUED
and large crowd g. expected 90 be pref
ent. Herneider's orchestra will furnish
the music and an excellent dance pro-
gram viii De rendered
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Best of Moving Pictures AL
ways at
ROMA THEATRE
Change Of Program Daily
Admission .......... Sc
slippery sidewalks.

The sudden change OF the weather has
turned the slush 10 ice and the sidewalks
In All sections of the city are In very
bad cOnd ton. making walking very an
hcult. The snow has covered the Ice
and the unlucky pedestrian who does not
watch his foot ir soon sprawling on
tie Sidewalk and blessing the elements
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Township Must PAY.

In the case OF the trustees Of Stei
benNille township W. Jefferson county.
Judge Smith has decided that the SO
900 expended In building the Ningo-
GoludS road cannot be borne legally Nv
tne county. The township must sad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

Much Interest Is being taken in this
city In regard 60 the outcome OF the
murder trial iu criminal court in
Nheehng In which Hayward Manuel -
tharEed with. the death Of A. W Ham,
merlee. well known huckSer OF
boynsNille who was shot by the man
WINE ne was assisting a policeman to
MAKE the arrest. Owing 20 the fact
that the deceased was well known in
ion.
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TIT. ss Ihlh evening
elected officers Of the Knirras OF Noc.
cabees and tho officers Of the LADY Mac
cabees will meet to rehearse their rsrf-
Tor the public installation. The inEtni-
lation Will be held next Tueqd7v even
ing and the general public will be cor
daily Invited 20 attend the exercises
as they will be very elaborate.
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BRIDGEPORT
Soma Hout

The boxing bout that was given In
the Union opera House last evening be-
tween Goo Stewart and Frank Conley
was the finest ever seen in this vicinity
as the fighters were In the best condi-
ton FOR the bout The bouts that were
staged previous TO the main one were
also very good and the large hall was
crowded TO Its capacity. The autos that
were lined NJ around the Pennsylvania
freight station made 10 look like an auto
show was In progress There were near
ly 100 lined up against the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

This evening in the Trinity Lutheran
cnurch the Luther League Of the church
hers OF the church and the affair viii
be very elaborate one \ fine program
has been arranged for the evening Re-
freshments Of all kinds will be serves
The affair will continue all evening.
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Giee Club.
girls glee club was organized in
the Bellaire High school yesterday aft
ernoon. The club will start with a mem
bership OF about 20. but this number
VIII be greatly increased In n few DAYS
Prof L. r. Halstead. Instructor OF mu-
sic In the local schools. will instruct
the club. Arrangements are being made
club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

Lives OF sufragettcs remind us
nat a. long as hlst'riee note
We have always had some trouble
More or less. about the vote .-Judse.
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Raaketball aames.

The ST. Clairsville Ifigh school has
ketball teams. both boys and girls. ~~o
come 20 this city Friday evening for I.
douhle-hcader with the local high school
teams. Will he accompanied by = sarr-
crowd or roOters. The 81. Clairsvfile
this season and are confident that tney
can defeat the locals. The Bellaire az
greEatiOns are practicinE hard and will
be in fine condition for the contests.
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strong's Mills. Mr.. Hall will probably
retire from this line OF business.
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city solicitor n. y McTrVman ba.
announced his candidacy for the Repub-
lean nomination for attorney general or
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The One Price Store
Martins Ferry Clothing Co.
The home Of Hart. schanfner &
Marx.
Cor. 5th ana Hanover SITS.
Infant Child ntAa

Edward Kenneth. the thirteen-year-
Thompson. former residents OF this
city. died at the home of its parents on
the Island yesterday morning after "A
few hours illness The funeral ser
vices will probably be held this after
noon. Interment viii be made in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

Come TO Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four 10c loaves for 25c.
ja-17-tf
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Come tn Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four Ice loaves for Csc.
ia-l7-tf
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ELK GRAND THEATER
Monday. Tuesday, wednesday
That wonderful six-Reel white Slave
Picture.
THE TRAFFIC Nv SOULS"
Every Afternoon and Evening
All Seats CSC.


Arrangements are being made for the
chicken supper 20 be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society 81 the First VI. l.. church in
the basement Of the church. Tuesday
evening. OF next week \ large number
OF tickets have already been disposed u
and large crowd will undoubtedly 10
ln ATTENDING. The ladies are noted FOR
their excellent suppers adm this viii not
prove 20 be an exception
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rirm piaaolveh.

TIE well known hrm Of Hall a Gil
hooly, coal dealers and operators. has
dissolved partnership. y. g. guhoolv
has taken over the intorrHts 81 T. -.
Hail. and Mr.. Glhooly VIII take charge
- the entire property uf the former
nrm The first ~ next week The Arm
operated the HcatnerinEton mine IN
South Hellairc. and ls Interested ORR n
company that d. operating at Arm
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Furniture, Carpets
and
Linoleum.
w. L. NOBLE
Furniture and Undertaking.
Sudden Chanra-

The sudden change In the weather
Tuesday evening and Wednesday morn
Ing caused much suffering I'm this city.
The streets and sidewalks were AGAIN
In bad condition last evening as a
result Of the change. The blacksmith
shops were kept open till late last
evening in order that all OF the team
sters may get their horses in shape.
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Acting OueerIv

one ~ the tramps who has been act
ing queerly at the Crystal Glass works
for several days was arrested nv MAJ
sinai McClairn yesterday afternoon ana
lodged in the local Jail The local auth
do with the man and they are az the
heller that the man is demented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-22

large number OF local people went
70 wheeling last evening. where they
witnessed the two plays that were pre-
sented at the Carroll Club by the chill
Iren OF 81. Anthony's Catholic church.
me boys or the school gave the play
ne Boys OF 20" The girls presented
the oneratta christmas Night" The
chlldren all took their parts well in the
pays and were the subject of much COM