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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-10
Martins Ferry Briefs.

The meeting OF the Ladies' auxiliary
70 the hospital sch eduled for last eve
condition OF the building while the i'm
provements are going on.
The Degree OF Pocahontas heI da well
sttended meeting in their hall in the
Shreve-iervey building last evening.
The plumbers were kept busy yester-
DAY morning on account OF so many
water pipes being frozen.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold an
important meeting In their hall In the
Opera block this evening.
The condition OF Charles Cross, the
wounded IN the shooting afrary last eve
ning. sun continues to improve ar hrs
Charles Van Pelt. Of Canton, Is in the
city. being called here on account OF the
death OF his mother.
Rev. g. ". Robinson. OF Wheeling Will
United Presbyterian church this eve
ming.
Several attachment cases were heard
In the local Justice OF the peace offices
Much complaint was heard yesterday
morning on account OF the little heat
that was In the street cars.
Clarence Van Pelt. OF Canton. is in
the city 20 attend the funeral OF the
late Airs Lovina Van Peit.
The Knights % HythiaS In this city
have nearly completed arrangements for
the hfueth anniversary Of the founding
Of the order.
a home at Florence where there is n
case OF scarlet fever was quarantined
yesterday by the toWnshi IN health officer.
The cold weather of the last few days
has nearly put stop to all outside
work
Attorney ". a.. Pratt will he home to-
morrow after tn weeks vacation
at philadelphia and other eastern points
All or the moulderF in this vicinity
who were on strike for the last two
weeks returned to their work yesterday
morning.
Amy one having items Of interest for
this paper can call 3le-J on the Bell
phone
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~ You are bothered with sore and
sun joints and muscles, headache,
pains In back. II you never feel quite
rested. or II you have wakeful nights
and you are generally out OF sorts.
II s almost certain that your system
contains an abnormal amount Of Uric
ACID In fact 80 per cent Of adults
are more or less AFFLICTED with this
disease producing poison.
FOR II years We have made the
treatment OF Uric Acid disease a
speciality. We can refer to thousands
OF grateful patients who state in
writing that they have been cured Of
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Rheu-
matism. Uric Acid Eczema. Stomach
troubles. etc. by the Williams treat
To prove its promptness and ef.
neacy. Tor ten cents In stamps or coin
TO pay package and portage
addressed to the DIR. ID. A. williams
Co, Dept. 2599 Post once Building.
East Hampton. Conn. We are willing
TO send to any sufferer from any Of
the above ailments. full size so
cent bottle. t32 doses) OF The VIII
liams Treatment. which will prove to
even the skeptical. that our treat
ment Is worthy OF fun confidence.
only one bottle to a person.
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PROT. DIVERS OF LOCAL
HIGH SCHOOL REsIaNs

" has been reported that Prof g
1873 ~ the commercial department
~ The wheeling High school bss hen
'le't'd o. position iu tho Kalat0n Iigh
r'h""l ~ fittehurgh. Pat. 90 a hand
Some Increase 10 salary prof. Dlvers
has rendered his resiguatfou a. tbc
me futcrs ~ the board 81 educaffou.
WNicn VIII ln an probability b. accent
- ifoi. Divers will leave inside Of
thc next few DAYS 60 enter upou bis
new Weld 81 labor This makes Tho SEQ
"Nh tfachcr Who has resigned from the
Gunner lal department 90 the TTirh
school Co accept positions III ofb,,
- h"nir ~ Ar tncreaee IN salary Miss
ltta y. Holland having resigned lat
week ~ accept H lucrative position in
we Detroit Michigan High school.
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GETTING WAR MER
One Dsv Of Severe Cold weather 4. FOL
lowed BY Mildsr Temperature.
Some Difference.

AFTER treating the people Of Wheeling
ana Nirintty 20 taste Of winter the
weather man seem. 60 have withdrawn
completely from our vicinity
yesterday morning tue thofmom.tsr
I'H.nrd 90 Tow ~ above in tine sttt.
Nhlle ~ points through the country re-
ports - degrees rstou keru vor..
hfnrd During the dsy the uercttrr
.rept w ns high as 90 above with hut
uttle change during the afternoon at
. o'clock iHst evening tho government
hefm"ineter registered 30 above This
Vas followed hy a slight rafao IN tho
iemperature ana az o'clock this morn
ING we mercury stood at Co. Tho
weather report Tor to-day indicate con
lii,,'g vain wehther With Perhaps %
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
COMMITTEE TO MEET TONIGHT

Final ARRANGEMENTS for the holding or
the Ohio County Sunday School associa-
ton convention in the Island Christian
church this evening have been compIet-
Ell. Aneiaborate program has been pre-
pared for the occasion and will be ear
rcd out IN connection with the conVcu-
ton Among the speakers who will de-
Rotary a. r. Arnold and President II l..
Bond. Of the Ohio County SUNDAY Schoo!
association. IL Is expected that every
denomination In the district will send
delegates TO attend the convention. J.
w. Little. % Warwood. Is president, ana
\. r. Forni. secretary OF the organiza-
ton.
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VIII be entertained this afternoon at the
nome or Mrs. Frank Bernhardt. on North
SeNenh street. and no doubt all OF the
members viii be present. Bridge whist
VIII be the diversion OF the afternoon.
NJ seasonable hour elaborate refrsh-
ments will be served
Arrangements have been completed for
the Valentine dance which will be given
py the Alpha Phi fraternity I'm the Elks'
naii ON Friday evening OF this week
Inc committee In charge will decorate
ule nan In keeping with the event. a
large number OF invitations have been
ISSUED. and music will he furnished by
bentneids orchestra. OF Bellaire.
The members OF the l.. II. Sewing club
VIII be entertained this evening al the
nome of Miss Ruth Petite. on North
rourth street. and no doub all of the
members will be present. Fancy work
ana sewing VIII be the diversions OF the
evening At late hour refreshments
VIII lie served.
Thls evening. at TN home OF Mrs Lou
peminick. on Walnut street. the regular
monthly meeting or the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union will be held and
All or the women are invited to he pres
emit. nne program has been arranged
Tor the evening. At the close OF the
meeting light refreshments viii be
served.
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Soc al Motaa.

The Vincent class Of the First " r.
sunday school. taught by Mrs. Theo.
Snodgrass. will be entertained az the
home OF Miss Belle Graham. on Concord
street ond no doubt large crowd VIII
% present. as ~ will he the FIRST meet
ing OF the class since the HOLIDAYS
Fancy work and sewing will be the ~.
versions 81 the evening At "a late hour
refreshments viii be served
MISS Julia Callahan will he hostess
20 about - Young lady friends ut her
Tome on West Hanover street this eve
mig and n very ENJOYABLE time H. Looked
Tor. The evening Will be spent in piav-
tng games. and ~ a seasonabIe hour 70
lt"rhihehts VIII be served Several la
die from Wheeling will be present
The Martins Ferry Bridge Whist club
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BANK NOTES
which Disappeared From Treasury
Department Last Week Have
Not Been Found

WASHINGTON. Feb. a. tatterod
dollar bill and o ragged 25-ccnt shin
plaster mailed 10 the treasury on
January q. 1854. were found In a
crevice To the comptroller Of the cur.
reucys Office today while some old
hNtures were being removed
More than 81 200 iu national bank
.".'' which disappeared within the
iaht week, however. have not been
found and officials are much worried
over what promises 10 he tho FIRST
loss 81 That kind in a. years
four thousand dollars in ten dollar
gold notes which disappeared during
me process Of manufacture ia Jauu.
airy also SIN are unaccounted Cor
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. Naiiau was sworn out yeafrruav
~ The state for Robert Means cbareing
nin WIN assault. Intending o. main.
~. VINO ~ stu ~ the North wheeling
hospital sanders has improved 10 such
~ tstfnt thnt ~ - thought he viii he
lne Inc trouble which resulted In the
near murder took place In Mike Arpic' =
rHl"uh several weeks ago. Means be-
came angry bccauaed vouue e.vfcr.
pushed him. and rushing from the sa.
loon picked up an az aud dealt voune
sanders a crushing blow
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First Baptist church. held sunday even
ing after the services n call was extend
ed TO the Rev. II. II. Hall. y. IL. D.. OF
Minneapolis. Mimi. to take up the pas
torate OF the church and he hmm ediately
accepted. He will enter upon his duties
the first or March. At the meeting
the largest vote that was ever given for
pastor TO take up the charge. There
were over $50 members OF the congrega-
ton present For the last two sundays
Rev. Hall has had charge OF the ser
vices and has made many friends. The
church has been without a pastor since
December 81.
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a new device has been Installed at the
First NJ T.. church and IL II one OF the
first In this city. owing to the fact
that 80 many people are hard OF hearing
and are unable to hear the PASTOR a
phone has been placed near the pulpit
and wires run TO the rear OF the church
AT each aisle there are attachments that
people can put to their ear and hear the
sermon. The wires can also be attached
TO the phone wires and can be run to the
hospital or to the home of member
and they can hear the sermon. The de-
vice was Installed In the local church on
trial and will no doubt be accepted by
the congregation.
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st. Clairsvilie Briefs.

Raymond Evans. OF Bridgeport, IS
spending several days with relatives on
Main street.
Miss Gertrude Lynch. OF this place.
was an over Sunday guest OF Martins
Ferry relatives.
Miss Beatrice Barton. Of Barton. called
on friends In town Monday.
Mayor Rossell Summons. OF Shasysfde
was n business visitor here yesterday.
Ross -. Robinson. OF Martins Ferry,
was here on business Monday.
George StrattOn. Of Flushing, and
George Kelly. of Bethesda, were business
visitors In town Monday.
James = Anderson. OF Bellaire. was
here on business Monday.
Mayor j. H. Clancy. OF GAINESVILLE
was here on legal business yesterday.
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Grafton. $500.
From Robert Applegarth to Nellie Da-
Wis. tract Of land in Pease township;
consideration. 81.
From George II. Smith TO Fred Sam
pie. tract of land in Kirkwood town
ship: consideration. 81.
From J. G. White to A. II. Lynn. tract
Of land In kirkwood township: consid-
Grafton. 81.
From Maggie Brooks ct al to Charles
Konczak, tract Of land IN Pease town
ship: consideration. 81 500.
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Netting C1auaad-

ciety will meet this evening at the home
OF Mrs. W. l.. Noble. on North Fourth
street. and no doubt all of the members
viii be present. The meeting had been
set for Thursday evening. but owing to
the TACT that IL fell - the evening OF
the lecture course IL was thought best
10 change the meeting
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viii Get Up Petition.

IL was learned yesterday that in the
next Few days the residents OF all OF
the M the river towns would sign a
petition asking the W. a T.. T.. railroad
20 run special train a. far as Rayland
twice day. They will ask that one
Train be run in the morning and the
other In the evening. The Traction com
iany had given a fifteen minute service
but have not reduced the fare and IL Is
said that the railroad company will run
train TO Yorkville for fifteen cents n
round trip. which Is FIVE cents lower
than the street car fare.
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Yesterday was one OF the coolest
mornings OF the season. as all OF the
thermometers lowered around the zero
was felt In this city as there was much
suffering on account OF the shortage OF
gas Several water pipies were frozen
noon the gas supply come on a little
stronger.
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Owing 20 the fact that a case OF scar
let fever developed i'm the home OF a
foreign family at Florence Sunday aft
ernoon the school at that place was
closed for a few days till the room couid
an outbreak OF the disease, but as the
child attended school last Friday n was
thought best To close the school for sew
eral days The room will be fumigated
today.
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The Wheeling Traction company YES
terday morning placed their fifteen min
ut schedule In operation ON the Rayland
line. but after short tryout they were
forced To with draw the extra cars on
account OF the shortage OF power IL
viii now he up to the Traction company
70 make arrangements to take care of
the extra travel on the road
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That is does not pay to start trouble
on the street cars was learned yester-
day when In the Wheeling police court
Fred Knoke. OF this city, was arrested
saturday on two charges He was nned
SZv and costs on "a disorderly charge
and S2O and costs for resisting an OF
ncer. The man did not appear. but the
hne and costs amounted to $50 was
Saturday evening
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Seat Sale Tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning at \ o'clock the
seat sale for the seventh number OF the
High school lecture course. Miss vir-
gtnia Brooks will open at the Selby q
Reed drug store. and no doubt n large
crowd viii be ON hand. The lecture Is
said TO he one OF the finest on the sched-
ule. as she IL said to he n fine speaker.
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SHADYSIDE
AT THE PIKE THEATRE
Changes Program
Daily.
Admiration (.
Admission .
ST. CLAIRSVILLE


ST. CLAtRSViLLE. Feb. g.-Charlee
~ hetts. age ~. and Daisy Geisey. axe
u both 81 GAINESVILLE ~.
Charles = CrlswelI oge 90 OF Mar
Tins Ferry. and Marie Fllcaske. age :.
~ bridgeport. -. Rev " : Young ori-
ciated.
Marco Nukobrntovic. age q e and Theo-
lore liumel. age -. both Of Flushing -.
Rev. Daniel BurkoroVic OBLIGATED
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inteiIigeneer 1914 Almanac for $50
at IN, Sehsne News stand. Get one
to-day.


At the meeting OF the Alert hose COM
pany held sunday afternoon. Pete Read
dy was given the preference In running
the new auto truck. From what could
De learned from some OF the members
yesterday. there seems to be some dis
senuon In the departmnt. as one mem
Der. who claims that he paid his own
railroad fare to the factory to leorn 70
run he machine. was given tho cold
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River Marks
WELD YoR NuRpER

los ANGELES. cali. Feb a.-Hov
v. glover, land agent 81 San Antonio
Isxs-. rhsrred With the murder ~ MS
wifes FORMER husband. Daniel paVfIti-
ers soldier ~ fortune and Hoer var
Netcr@n. va hold 20 answer % the sun.
erior court ~ the conclusion today ~ T,
preliminary hesving
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II was reported ga this city yesterday
mat I'D. Mullaney. the local hoy. who
Giants last year would he sent 20 Gin
cinnau this year. IL h. said that he
VIII figure In q trade which will he
made ia few days. The many friends
81 Mullaney ia this city hope that he
VIII be able To give an account OF him
SELF this year a. last year he was only
used as warming np catcher
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MARTINS FERRY


TIE late Mrs- Lovina Van Peit. who died
sunday afternoon. will be held wednes-
eay AFTERNOON al lac o'clock from the
Brown. on Walnut street. Rev. .. :.
hill. pastor OF the United Presbyterian
snureh- VIII have charge OF the funeral
interment Will b In Weeks cemetery.
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Dox social

A box social will be given IN the
Aetnaville chapel mis- evening ev the
members OF the Sunday school and no
doubt q large crowd Will Be in attend
Ance. During the evening q short pro-
gram viii be rendered and there will
De All kinds OF boxes on sale. Refresh
ments will be on sale.
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In Society.

Mrs. y NJ Henry. at her home on the
North Side. entertained last evening the
members ~ the Happcn-in club. During
the evening 900" was the main d.
version aId later a tempting luncheon
was served
Miss Anna Gordon was 80 home Inst
evening Go tho members Of fho Tntrr
Nous club cf tho Fast End Games trt
music were tho afuusrWeuts Of tho eve
ming uud rffrsHHmcnts were served
Tue members 81 the O. D. club piave
900 Monday evening 10 tho home. OF
Miss Jean Gincu Ia The East End Nrfef
- erHl games Hight lunch was served.
Last evening lu tie rreatyterIan
churc hthc ladies entertained ne classes
or Rev. Young and James Eees az a
siN o'clock dinner All the delicaciea 81
The season were served and an interest
inE imrfomptu program was rendered.
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- meeting ~ tho c-editors - Harry
rant bankrupt Main street cinthIer
iI n' .rld thIH morning before Referee
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Healfv rransfnr.

From william T.. Nlnsey 90 Eeuren
ochseuhein ct uV.. tract OF land In Peas.
township. cons Iteration. Sg0O
FROM James Mckirk 90 Albert N
Smith. tract % land Iu Flushing TOWN
ship. con alteration. fGGI
From Monta Arthur g. Andrew Toiu1Ie
tract % land in EcllHire confederation
81 90
Irom John Nelson o. Charles "
AnereEu. tract 81 land fu T0vhaffsr.
consideration. SO.
Prom john GRAY Co. Zoe GARCIA. fra.f
fiuu. 81
Prom Msiinda PIgFott 20 Leslie Dun
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Expected inability a. reach an agree
l-'ui - wage difference 1f The confer
ence between miners ana 0r.erafprs
which opens IN philadelphia to-day. g.
VIC caufe 81 predictions on the raft ~
nrefHfors that a suspension ~ oreraft,,,,
~ mines IN thia district will rssuif b.,
The eariy spring
nder The auspices 81 the Panhandle
Agricultursl club. Webster o. sfU ftstd
'.'it inf that organization. viii demon
rifHfc gurdculuE on nffy farm. In tti.
section.
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URIC ACID CAUSES
MOST OUR Ills

Remove the cssss. and Mature Will
Cvre-Naturs's Beet AID 10 De-
erioed ss'o.-ssnd 10 Cents
Full Size SOC Bottle AZ 32 Dr..
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RIVER NEWS

~ was announced here yesterdav
mat the palatial steamer Queen civ
VIII leave this city on her ANIMAL
Matdi Gras run to New Orleans SAT.
urday az noon. February II, Instead of
~ PITTSBURGH. from which point she
onginally Intended to embark. The
steamer VIII be brought To this CITY
SOL ana her freight and passengers
viii De brought down from Ptttsburgb
on the steamers Iorena and Kanawba
and VIII be transferred to the Oneen
NY mere. The reason for the change
IN arrangements Is that the company
reared the low stage OF the river vouId
not permit the boats getting awaV
from Pittsburgh.
The Steel City. several hours late
passed down yesterday. bound for Gin.
cinnati She cleared the local wharf
shortly after s O'Clock.
The Liberty arrived last night and
vii depart az II o'clock this morning
Tor Matamoras
The river was falling last night A
stage Of ii.s feet was recorded AZ tbe
McMecben dam.
River Marks
PIIIsBURGH. Pa. Feb. 9-River
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-7s feet and
stationary; clear.
sTEUBENvILLE-iOo feet and fall.
PARKERsBURo-ist feet and fall.
:, MoRGASTowx-7 fee, and sta.
OIL crTY~ss feet and stationary:
WARREN feet and stationary
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AUTO CLUE NOTIFIES
OF CHANGES IN BYLAWS

Copies OF the following letter. notify.
m, ,i members OF the Ohio Valley Auto
,hoplIe cruz or recent changes in nv
H"tufi nave hs,,, been sent out by Secretary
Al meeting OF the stockholders Of
the ONO Valley Automobile Club hold
were made for the following cban9es H.,
,he bylaws. as Indicated below, words
90 the adjourned meeting of the stoctI
hoiders on Friday evening. Februnrv
iS'h' al a. a,,, C.rrol club auditorium.
Membership.
,os Any White person may be eligible 10
Ineinbership who - the owner 81 a
moor mo- vehicle Tor pleasure commercially
A sas1s 81 p ss..,S@ l.
saeh annual meeting board Of
shall be chosen bv ballot who fogetts
With the president secretary ana tress.
urer shall constitute a board u direct
~ ~, Tor manaEement ana control ~ The
affairs, funds and property IN M. elm
Article 5. section 2. '' ''''
Amendments.
lowing. '' we i"i-
Section 2 SO proposition 10 am.,d
or after this constitution shall be acted
uppn ~ any meeting unless II shall he
presented IN writing 10 the secre,,,,'
signed BY at least i've active rne,ut,,-
ana ,ts notice efnbodyinr the purport 81
thc proposed amendment alteration sbslt
have been sent To- each fnefnlsf ,.r ~.
Gun IN = call for such meeting which,
hpuce snail De sent a. least nte dsva
prior 10 the date 81 the proposed meet
ing. ''-
~ is proposed 90 strike out the mart
~ thc following article which providea
mat the purpose Of the proposed amend
ing.
Article y.
me bylaw may be- amended only
UN tWuafhfruH vote 90 rn 49,. ..sltt
members present ~ " regular rneefIoo
pI the club the purpose ~ the proposed
am, ndment having been stated 81 fhe
call Tor the meeting
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About People |
Movements Of individuals q aadl
From the City.
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT the LOCAL hoTELo

MeLvr~C. W. windeIl. Charles.
ton; N. NJ Bowyer. Charleston: W. NJ.
Brooke. Huntington. Sadie X. Guse-
man. Morgantown. G. Il. Kemp. Nor
gantown. Frank Hess, Gallipolis: r
:Cuvsck. Washington; L. n. Robert.
c. S. Shriver. West Union: II. o. AK
enc: Youngstown; Paul II. Goldey
Parkersburg: b. J. Thomas, Colerain.
u. T.. Fowler. Marietta: o. =. Parker,
Washington. X. X. Jeffries. Morgan,
town Albert Rush. Waynesburg: c.
II. Holden. Petersburg: II. ID. earns,
Marietta. j. X Anderson. Charleston.
erunswiek-G. Stein. Cleveland: j.
White. New York; J. Newton Jones.
Reigmon. Spring City Bessie Chiiden,
fairmont: r. X. Porter. Akron; c. NJ.
kilgore. Akron. VIM. Davis. Manning.
ton:W. Ault. Glencoe. Homer White,
Waynesburg.
Grand Central. c. Meyers, wes-
terville; z: c. Wilfong. windham; NJ
B. Scott. GAINESVILLE: c. L. Morris,
Beallsville; w. J. Cain. Canton; ..
s :; Mo n Canton; !; W; Duncan.
roi; John Bornett. Cameron; T. G..
Flegay. GAINESVILLE: w. N. De La
Verge. Akron, w. NJ. Beveridge.
Clarksburg: A. L. Kelly. Clarkeburg;
Fred Honnicke. Flushing.
Stamina. D. Brickwede, Mari
eta; W. Haldmonon. Elkins: Z. G.
Gothardt. Darlington: l.. c. Peoples.
Canton: ]. A. Donakey. GAINESVILLE; ;
w. j. Timson. Du Bots; Harry Mum
chew, Clearfield: G. +. Willis. Free
port: o. II. Woofter. Kenova; r. NJ.
Conner. GAINESVILLE: G. b. Carver.
Glen Easten; +. w. Morgan, Zanes-
vile: X. g. Dakan. Rosby's Rock: Il.
+: Dewey. Cleveland: L. ii. Sobul,
Cleveland.