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MAJORSYILLE

MAJORSN1LLE. W Va. May IA
riday. May Sth. was the last day "a tho
MsJorsville school. taught by Miss Mary
hpmes Although the morning was
very rainy % did not delay any member
Or the friends or the teacher and pupils
from being present. The foreuoof's re-
view work was good. At noon the lad
les took charge Of the entertaining part
ana served 'lagt-dav-of- chuuT. din
her. mat was equnlcd hY frw aud eNreiI-
81 by none. tn the afternoon "a musical
.ul literary program was given that
deliEhted ell. but the hit 81 the dav
was the tahleaus THE Colonial Girl and
the tlrl of To-day. Niise Annie AtEIu-
son. - Colonial SRI attlred lu drraa.
mat had belonged % .Uid NHunt Annie
HARSH. and that was probably much
Older than any person present. together
Win very wide hoops certainly made
n contrast with Miss Fauv Harsh. drcaa.
80 in the extreme fashion ~ t0.dry
Win culurcd wiz Tho girls 90 pleased
the audience that thev we're rccafIed H.,
ne stage second and third time At
The close n The school exercise the
patrons were called on for talks Mrs
johnson. Mrs. Harsh. Mr. Alley and
pthers responded and spoke very favor
ably ~ the work Of the teacher and
scholars. Miss Annie Atkinson in be-
half or the pupils presented Miss Homes
with beautiful Cameo pin and Gold
collar pins. Miss Homes presented sew
efal ~ the pupils with presents Tor
EHnl attendance and OH ~ the girls and
boys With box ~ sweets
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six years instead or -FOUR Ia the i've
question that VIII hc taken up.
Ollie Ewing. reporter Hud solicitor for
The Wellington Observer was "A burf.
ness caller ThurednN. Mr. Tvpiuv rraf
crfd 70 HurnH wife. but bad abandon HIr
,1r tt That place. and used 81 horse and
Mr.. QuInnie Chamber returned rr,.
Gay from visit with hcr sister. Nfra
Gun Nh. 90 thn North Wheeling Hnr-
piitl whom she found rUuvalfariur
l,eiF. NrF Chambers was Hccomnau-
led home hN her Urfuddrurhfer. WIas
Ianres Murphy. % Cameron.
mrf. 'he Ewing OF Washington IA
has been gpcrIIru n few DAYS with hef
mother. Mrs Burbiu
NJ. aud Mrs. VIII Harsh. Wra Iaa
var sh. Mrs. o. T.. steele and Miss fraf.t
Ing. SATURDAY
Little Misses virginia Patterson ana
NnpUa Drum OF Dallas. visited tHsIr
cousin. Miss Eliza Alley. Thura1av
Mr. johnson and children. and Mr..
and Mrs. %. D. Steele. OF che station ..
70 use country cxrrreei1n-W Went
home with Mra IDA steel f1r surrar
The last day OF school
4 NJ Archer la improving from o.
recent severe illness.
Miss iNltt Archer rceurreT o. her
work at the Glendale Graded school
Monday
Mrs Mamie Rahfbaurb and dsuehte-.
liuzol gpcut saturday au1 SUNDAY WIN
Emma Toiarf
tn The absence of Wra Harsh ,fIas
Hazel Alley wra appointed fenfr- 0f
The Erwurfh League Sunday e1trfrr.
The secession was "a very instructive one
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Luther Lewis has returned home after
burgh. Pa
William Gill who has been very III for
the past eight weeks. was able to resume
Monday.
Oiwen and Kathryn Griffeths. Of Ma
nan avenue. were Mcllsburg visitors on
sunday evening.
Brinley. James was a weiisburg caller
Mrs. Thomas ouigIey and son.
Thomas. Jr., Of bridgeport have return
uves In town.
Misses Beatrice and Lillian Turner. OF
tors.
Joe Allen. who received a bad cut
while ~ work on the sheet mill shears
on Friday Is getting along very nicely
ROBERT Rogers was a Steubenvilis
Edward Buckley. formerly of his
place. but now Of Martins Ferry o. Is
spending "A few days with friends here
Jess Thomas was business visitor
In Holidays Cove. yesterday
oliver Williams, has accepted a M,
ton as pianist In the Palace theatre
Mike Lott. Jess Thomas william,
heister. Charles Cody and W. r. Hale
All attended the circus IN Wheeling on
saturday. making the trip By auto.
Frank Morton. OF Mahan avenue. was
a recent Pittsburgh visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Ledger and chill
dren. spent Sunday AZ the home OF Mr.
ana Mrs Earl Williams. OF the country
on Main street.
RUFF Horne. Of Bethany. IL spendin,-
few days with friends in town
Mrs. J. \. Robinson was a Wheeling
Visitor yesterday.
a baby daughter
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SISTERSVILLE

slSTERSvILLE. w. Va, NAV IL
Wheeling sunday. Vi i'iehds IN
=, Mrs $, Z. sayre went to Wheeling
time ''' shott
Miss Elizabeth Gartney left Monday
ioI I'm, - 70 spend a few days.
,Whesling' where he has been spending a
g. o. Fluharty. Of the ClarLsh,,r.
Exponent. spent sunday with his family
maurice Frances has returned to New
Martinsville. after visiting his sister
Mrs. Leon kreuzburg
Frank Nickers left Monday afternoo,
IL 1T Sh1wnee' o. 90 visit his sister. Mrs.
Mrs. J.. W. Durham has ron. %
several days i''
=, Mill Potty, I'd scauy. Harry Nc
Nc -" N ana AlDert Berger were here from
Wv MartnsVille sunday evening
- - = 1onklln. Of the American OIL
20, left FOR Pittsburgh EIondav on -
business mission. "
Miss Grace has returned to her hmm.
Mary stewart -
scS W. W strain. superintendent . OF
hchoois has gone TO Morgantown. where
ne viii spend several days LOOKING a
ter business matters
MIs. : :. Lumbattis. who has been
Nlsltns AT the home Of her brother-in-
Jaw. George Lumbattis has returnsd
10 her home IN Lewisville. ..
a. aAlAAHfl W mite. who has
mated visit with Miss virginia Cuticr
mas returned 10 her home in Weston
MlSs Katherine shaw. who has bee,
rItIllnB a couple OF weeks with her
naIehts. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter shaw. re-
'u.ned 10 farkersburE Monday
MISS Gcnevieve Gaffney arrived bor,.
saturday from Leith. o.. where she bas
~ spending couple Of weeks
Miss Gladys Holmes. who has h.o,,
tne guest Of the Misses Katherine ard
burg ." h"Thers-
}. W Mooney has returned 60 vvh..,
NE Mooney FOR several davs
..Jnnh q. Mullin departed Mondav TO-
Ilttsburgh. where he has ac~ert.d y
position with a large steel comnanv
,-.At, - 90 o'clock SATURDAY evening Nts.
Elhel Young. the daughter Of M 80
~, y. J. Young, Of Lima. W Va. ana
llI miller. the editor ~ the TVio-
,t..5I{l News, we're quietly married in
slildic bourne by Rev. g.. D. craig Tbe
pride is well known in sistersviiie ba,.
l"L visited here several times She -
graduate Of At de ,-barfsr -.
Whe"uhE The groom b. also veil
hn"Wu here. being SUCCESSFUL sditor
on one or the counties leading pspers
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NOTlCE-CONTRACTORS
Notice TO contraetor..


Notice n hereby given that the under
signed state BOARD OF Control OF West
virginia vii. until noon on the 5th day
OF June. 1914, receive az Its office IN
Charleston. West Virginia. sealed bidn
Tor furnishing all materials and labor
Necessary 10 erect and complete al tbs
West virginia Colorcd Institute. lnsti-
tute. West Virginia. a two story aud
basement durmttory and dining hsII
building. said building will b. COM
crete.
Plans and specifications will be on
nc al the Following places ON and after
May Is. 1914.
ofnce OF the State Board OF Control
Charleston. W. Va
ofiiec OF Herald Dispatch. Huntin..
ton. W. Va
W. Va -
ofnee OF the Fairuont West virein-
ian. Fairmout. W. Va
office OF tho Wheeling lnteiie,pr,r
Wheeling. w Va
All bids must be scaled. plainly adj
dressed 10 the state Board OF Control.
conspicuous place on the enveiops-"i;ii
for Work AT Institute" The bid must
% accompanied By certified check FOR
Five Hundred tS50O .Ugb Dollars ,,b.cks
OF unsuccessful bidders will b. returned
when contract b. awarded. and cheek
OF successful bidders will BE- held nm
vi proper contract and bond have been
executed. upon failure OF bidder To exc
cute which. his check will be- retained
by the state Board OF Control TO cover
ting.
Immediately after contract f. award
"a the successful bidder will be- required
10 execute proper contract with guar
anty company bond IN a penalty .0trI
!" the amount Of the contract price aatd
bond 10 be conditioned for the construt-
tion and completion Of the work as set
iorth ~ the plans and specifications
All bids must be MADE on forms filed
with the specifications. and which will
on request. be mailed To any bidder The
state Board Of Control reserves m.
right 70 reject any and all bids
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
mo-wed-fri-2w
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WELLSBURG

WEfL-sHURG. " Va NAY L -
The JOINT committees appoIrfse 10
represent f0llnnsbs-s and fhs taruay.
ers ~ ths rest " Cross Greek district.
on the division % fhs district into
TO nlaElsterlal districts. helc an all
cay session IN the Circuit Court room.
ort could not agree They reported
a dlsazreeulent 20 the County Com
inlsslonsra The Cross Greek com
t.ittee vas j J. SWearinEen. Alvery
hoolnson-and George Hunter Pol.
lanabes had W J KIRK. l. A Diller,
and George T. Wood Follansbes
made a division OF the district. but Il
Nas not excepted b. the other com
mlttee. and nothing could b. done.
On motion 81 County Commissioner
George Z. Wells. IN. petition was dis
missed. but the right was given AZ
any and all times 20 accept another
petition from the taxpayers II u Was
agreeable 20 the people In the dis
triCf
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Sc, Bed cIeth,. on EIr,.

At 20 minutes TO one. a IRE alarm
was turned IN. that brought the d..
partment 10 the second story OF the
building on the alley between Sixth
and seventh streets. on Charles. above
the West Meat Market. 4 number
OF 1remen entered and found the bed
clothes IN the room on FIRE. and they
were tossed out the window. The
man sleeping In the bed refused 10
get up. but lay in a stupor. as though
intoxicated. until all danger was over
The man had been smoking IN bed
and a lighted cigarette had set the
bed clothes on fire.
A large crowd gathered in the
streets. and the first ward hose reel
was taken out. but ~ was not used.
No damage was done.
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Deeds Recorded.

Sarah W. Fellows OF Denver. Col.
TO Margaret u. Anderson OF East Liv-
erpool. o.. one-seventh OF the interest
of a tract OF land in Crook Greek dis
trict, consideration, $500. Dated
April 20. 1914.
George r. Woods and Sadie l..
Woods. his wife. to Ed Hopkins, all
of Follansbee. lot No. in the HeaZs-
lett subdivision in Cross Creek dis
trict: consideration. SO. and other
valuable consideration. Dated Feb.
ruary 10. 1914.
Benjamin Hopkins and Malinda
Hopkins. his wife. of Follansbee 10
Ed Hopkins OF Follansbee. lot No. 80
In the seventh addition TO the original
plant of Follansbee; consideration.
$40. Dated May .. 1914.
Rebecca NJ. Wheeler and John NJ.
Wheeler. her husband. of Urichsville,
o, to Harry T. Lucas of Golfers. W.
Va, half OF lots Nos. SO. 81, 65 and
SO OF the town OF Golfers: consider
alton. 500. and other valuable con-
sideration. Dated May 4. 1914.
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VIII Grimes was attacked bv two rrrr.
HF De- returned home saturday night af
the bridge near the old Archer nom.
We wtr thrown from bic buFrv over
an fmbaukusut and au severely Hrfrf
probably follow
Tho debate az the Modern Woodrnar.s
hAil saturday night was a success tFe
SUBJECT Womcn.a Rights was eer-
tainlV discussed Co a. nnIsH tsorEy Nj
son and Arch. affirmative. steele ana
EWiuF. NEGATIVE Decision for aairr.ra
i've. on SATURDAY. MAY "a. the Irfre
VIII give another drhafe Ueerfylf
mat the presidential term should be-
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FOLLANSBEE

IolI.ANsBEE. vs. Va. May fz.--Eg-
h.ne Holland hurt h.a ankle eryerelv
MNll, uWuirinE The base ball game b.
ih' ~fruhentillc team at Ferguson rieisf
'n NltufteF Hftsrnuur. ON close drrt-
-i.h pc followed The runner 60 first base.
frII '''P ~"
NIih"uEh tho ankle was badly hurs he
I'naln'f on The grounds tiII tho game
The office OF ur Mcrfrn. who ur,gp -.
tIIlhifion found the bone had been
lhf"wn out ~ place and two iigausnts
lnlh loose. llo d. suli under the Doctors
~, end VIII D. unable Co walk on the
foot for several weeks
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PERSONAL
-"----~-->------~-~-@~-~~~>
CONSULT MRS. MEADOW. the

CONSULT MRS. MEADOW. the noted
clairNoyant and medium. on all bugf-
ness and love affairs do not fail 10 con-
SUIT this GIFTED medium. whose gtft
comes from the spirit world: strangely
fascinating and interesting are the words
that fall from the Inns OF this cultured
and interesting woman
II seems. indeed as ~ her knowiedas
must come from that mysterious world
OF which we all would know. vet long
ing. cannot know. She looks far away
INTO the dim. mysterious futurc-thc
great beyond-across the dark chan,
which separates the human body from
the fitting soul-and that which Is TO
be told.
She - surely a woman Of the pagsin z
time. NO HOME SO SAD. No HEART
SO DREARY But WHAT SHE CAN
HIRING SUNSHINE AND HAPPINESS
TO 1T.
Cor. 4th and Center SITS. Fulton. w
Va Take any out the pike car from
NhtfnnE. mw-1g-l
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Froi. $. y. Grill. Of the Wellsburg
niEh school. was taken 10 the ohio
valley General Hospital. NJ Wheeling.
this morning
q. q. Sterling. of New York. was a
business caller In Wollsburg on Tues
day
Richard, tho young son 81 Mr. and
Mrs X. y. Monroe. is 800 al the fam.
W. vs.. Bcall returned from n trim
IN the southern end of the~Ftatc. last
evening
Uncle Jim" an employee OF tho
crescent Glass Company. is able 10
Do back 10 work after a few DAYS of
illness
s d. HurL Of FolIansbee. was a
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Found In Road

Jack Stiem, a glassworker from
wheeling, is lying in the city Jail in a
critical condition. He was found by
a workman at the Gilchrist mine
ABOVE town about 10 O'Clock last
night When found the man was ly-
ing along the road so sick that he
was unable TO talk and Deputy sheriff
Charles Patterson was called for over
the phone and he with X. &, IRA
shear went to the scene in an automo-
bile and afterwards briught him 20
s an CITY jan. the county Jail being
hlled with prisoners. Al the iaiI re
condiuon grew no better and N was
necessary 10 summon a doctor several
umes during the night and this
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day. on tues
Miss Josephine Blosser. OF FoIlans.
day. oN iues'
Mrs. George Patterson. left this
morning. for Orrville, Ohio. for a Wis.
~ at the home OF her sister. She
viii return on Friday.
Miss Agnes Kolz has returned 10
her home after a weeks visit with
relatives in Wheeling.
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Mine Down Above the civ.

Mine No. 3 OF the West Virginia.
Pittsburgh Coal company. formerly
La Belle mine. Is not working owing
to the fact that most of the mon have
left the mine. The Officials Il the
local mine workers union S. that
most OF the men that left the mine
had joined the union.
The miners paraded 10 this mine
on last Saturday and later in the
evening three men were attacked nv
crowd of men at the bride. and
early Sunday morning a house below
the mine was shot into by some IN.
known parties.
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pr Yves iD1rund yesterday that several
p .fin"r members 81 thn Follnnqbeo WELSH
l.hp9 IHt hnll tenn may b. given try
.h, WIN fhe Bethany college team This
IhII .nd if fNia o. the case all here are
ure tnf} viii make Ecod
. y. 20 o. plenty ~ good material her.
."F several teams and there has afunv4
been several teams tu town until lad
year. when there wna only the Tigers
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ION fett. arrested on Sunday
morning. for shooting al several nIi,;.
ers as they came from Ningo obin
iast saturday evening. and who was
10 nave been given 4 hearing TODAY
waived a hearing through his attor.
ney j. G. Palmer. Jr. and will NOT
De gwen a preliminary trial. hut will
come up before the Grand Jury when
u meets In June.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SEALED PROPOSALS

voice 10 MSnSSSc.Ssc -~<,>S,-cc~c~cS->~
chants and Other Wholesale Dsaisrs
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. frat
TIE state Board Of Control OF m. STATE
Of West Virginia will receive bids dst.s
a. Us ottlce at Charleston, West VirginiN
FOR furnishing supplies for the gevoral
ment OF which Is vested IN said P1.rd
Sonuacts Will be awarded TO the Lowest
bidderH, quality considered. and othor
things being equal West virginia deaf
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nlsned bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
je-1-u Charleston. West Virginia.
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esk For watehme,.

The Court also instructed the Clerk
TO write 10 the Wabash Pittsburgh
Terminal railroad company. at Pitts
burgh. Pa. instructing them OF the
use OF their property In Cross Creek
district and asking them 60 put a
Waterman at the West Virginia end
OF the bridge
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WON was started yesterday IN the
tr'cil0n % the two new sheet mills
Nnl.n WIZ hc urrretarY Co supply the
material Tor tne new raftaflyIrr dcr.rt
mont t0 D. hulif Dol connection uitb tbr
sheet wiu within "a short time
ne mIll is being extended consider
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YounHstoNn Matt

The Romtlly Boys left yesterday
morning for Youngstown o.. where they
VIII give "A concert. A large crowd OF
friends saw the boys off and before they
TOOK the car they rendered n selection
for their friends
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James y. Doyle. n deaf and dunn
veteran Of the Spanish-American war.
applied Co the Sheriff today for "a
peddlers license. which was granted
him. War veterans can secure ped.
dlers licenses free Of charge
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Marriage Licenses.

August Graf. Springdale. Pa, and
Neilie NJ. Brown, Springdale. Pa.
Albert Shonesky. Pittsburgh, Pa.
and Julia Hemenyar, Homestead, Pa
Walter A Miller. Bolivar. Pa, aud
Beatrice Mcclellan. Bolivar, Pa.
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RECEIVERS AFTER
TOTAL COLLAPSE
Rad Nervous Bressoo~n are ss-erea
fror inciaestion ara con-
atipStion.
UNITED DOCTORS PRAISED.
= Fino LIE Erjoyseie Again. Saw
Patiert-ooetors Make Free
O-cr

Never ending praise f. given the
nited Doctors. who have their Wheel.
ms Medical Institute on the second
noor OF the Mciain building. a. a.
lNeifth street. and almost daily some
one comes forward with q public state
nlent telling OF the remarkable ben.-
nts EiNen them with the new u nited
system OF medicine. These voluntary
statements are especially Noteworthy
Tor the majority Of them tell of haVfnx
treated long with other doctors with
out having obtained relief-and then
nhelnE relief from their misery
through the United Doctors The cor.
slant Endorsement emphasizes the "a,
That the United Doctors make good
To the Public: ''
/ have been sick with severe merry.
business about two years. and stomach
and bowel trouble for four years NV
nervousness ended In a nervous break.
down after the Dayton food. I could
not sleep and had feeling of numb
ness over my body
Ny stomach was very bad with in
digestion. and I was constipated
treated with several doctors without
relief. and finally started treatment
Win the United Doctors while in this
serious rundown condition. This was
February 2sth. and saw IMPROVEMENT
now eN' anu
Il feel fine and can do nv own vash.
ing. also garden work. My stomach
IN good condition. I am rarely con
supated. no longer nervous. and feel
stronger than ! have In a long. long
lline. Recently I walked a long dis.
lance. something which I could not
90 formerly. l certainly enjoy life
"(SignedD
MRS. ANNA WALKER
Slb Dell street. DAYTON. o"
Until May goth a special Offer Is he.
ing made all sick people BY the United
doctors, as follows. Examination and
consultation Is free TO all. Treatments
ana other services will be given AZ
ohe-haf their usual charges TO ali
staIung treatment with them before
mat date. Cases they deem incurabIe
OF VINO cannot be greatly benefited
shey VIII not accept for treatment al
The United Doctors treat. amonp
other ailments. the chronic diseases
OF the nerves. blood. heart. liver kid.
heys. bladder. spine. brain. Including
rheumatism. paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones, goitre. Indigestion. rtlpttIrc
asthma, catarrh. deafness, dropsy- men
raIeia, dyspepsia. weak lungs. rectal
troubles. eczema and other diseases ~
women and of men. Vi
SICK and ailing people cannot do he,.
ter than 10 consult the United Doctora
immediately.-Adv.
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McDoNFELL-On SUNDAY. MAY -. 1915.
o. "-ll O'Clock -. NJ. 90 iiq lnfr rIri-
deuco 30. 1858 Main street ALTN. s.
MCDONNELL. IN the 61rd year 81 his
age.
Funeral from fia late residence WcIrra-
o1F morning 80. Requiem Nigh
Mass at So. Aluhunsus church go 70
O. rluUk. lrIrrIe Of the family arc Boo.
NitrI lrfDrmeut Mt Caltrfv gUmc-
terry
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ABLY southwark from the aneaiing floor.
the new addition being ready for roof
ing. The bar mill shears were repaired
yesterday.
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I E d

CUsrER-On sunday. May N. 1914 AZ
ll;45 ,. m. HENRY CUSTER. In the
torty-ninth year q his age.
unerh from bis late residence 3SO6
Eon street. Wednesday. May H. az
O'Clock. lutcrment az Mt Zion refnc-
terry. Friends OF the family invited.
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LATEsr mAeAzlnrs

Everybody. Munsoy'a. Century.
ltarpers. North American RevieW.
Io-ue, Popular. Peoples. March and
April Pa shion magazines.
Books and Stationery.
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BURKLEY-On Monday. May II. 1914
~ 1880 3. m. a. his home on Lincoln
street. McMccheu. WILLIAM a.
HCHkLEI. in the 5ist year OF hts
axe.
Funeral notice hereafter
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Grand Recorder Paid Vial,

co ~ 8 " Wi gal Of Wheeling. grand re-
S 1,uer OF the A O. U. W lodge OF
West virginia. paid an unofficial Visit
az the Wellsburg lodge last evening
During the meeting Mr.. WiRal gave
an a interesting talk on the lodges
una finances. He left for his home late
7. M. S. Club Met
The T. VI. S. club met ios, o,-o.
ing at the home OF Miss Hazel Mont.
s0nery' OF Seventh street. Almost
an the members were present and
good time was had by all Al 10
y; m. a luncheon was served. The
uiuInB room was decorated in the
club colors of Yellow and White 'ie
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ron RENr-SiN rooms and bath. Pos
session at once Inquire IO2. 18th st
mr-ia-tf
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FOR SALE

OIN pFtTsEI
FOR SALE-Ctgar and confectionery
store. Selling out on account of loev-
ing town. Inquire at Eckloff a Son
corner Zane and North Huron St
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roe sALE-Ths Homestead" oottag.
on the Moundsvtlle camp Rrounds
Located on corner of upper pari con-
tains seven rooms completely furnished
House IN good repair. Price reasonabis
70 quick buyer. Call =. ID. walton IN
teligeneer Editorial rooms after D. "a.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
BUSINESS Opportunities
FOX RENT

FOR RENT-New fire-proof bust
ness building, enormous stores
or salesrOOms on every floor. sep
arate or together. Best business
location. Free from fire or flood.
Main part ready next month.
las. l.. Hawley 1861, Main ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-13
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE

foh sALE-Dliver typewriter. good con-
dition. II. J. Smith los ScbmuIbsrn
bach Bldg. Bell 232-w; Natl TsO-M.
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