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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
CATTLE suvsas SCARCE
shortage In Cattle Demand This Sea
son 10 Attributed TO Various
causes BY stoekmen

While there is actually a shortage
In range cattle this spring. there n
more than proportlonate shortage
In the demand for them. a few
buyers only have visited the Panhan'
die this season. while In past years
they have come mere in large mum
bers
Various reasons have been assigned
BY stockmen for this very noticeable
falling OF In the demand for cattle
among Kansas and other Northern
buyers Prominent among these Is
the fact that last summers drouth
killed out the grass of many Kansas
pastures. and only so per cent of the
ordinary number OF cattle can be
grazed in that state this summer.
Another reason assigned for the
shortage in demand is the high
price. Eastern bankers. who have
heretofore been free in making cattle
loans on small margins are de-
manding safer margins. as they are
"shaky with reference to the stabili-
ty Of the high values.
The few prospective buyers who
have been here invariably. complain
that the cattle are priced too high.
Despite this fact they are unable
to buy at lower prices Panhandle
cattlemen know the value of their
stock. and rather than make sacr1-
fees and pocket losses. they are max
ing arrangements 20 hold over for
season.
A. above stated. there is really a
shortage In range cattle In the South
west. There IL also shortage in
the feed lots OF the Central or Mid
die-West states. Sooner or later
these must be filed up. and from
present indications OF crop prospects.
that viii not be later than the com
ing fall The feeders will have TO
come to the Panhandle for most OF
| their cattle. And when they come
they viii naturally be- expected to
pay for the summer feeding In add
ton to q reasonable profit thereon.
Meantime. grass on the Panhandle
ranges IN month ahead of ordinary
years. and our cattlemen. as a rule.
have secured ample pasture for their
herds and few OF them expect to
ship 10 Kansas pastures The cattle
came through the winter Ia the best
~ condition. on the whole. and are
ready for gains. rather than for max
ing up loss Of flesh resulting from
winter. as IL frequently the case al
this season OF the year
Some men predict a drop in cattle
prices during the next few months
Upon what grounds they base theil
prediction Is more than we can com
prehend The pessimists are usually
spectators who have failed in buy
Ing cattle at their own price
= Cattle are cattle, and will be cat
tie. as far as We are able 10 80,
ahead. While the market Is not actiy,
al this time. the time for break
away must come sooner or later
and when il comes the herd ownel
/. will have his day amarillo Daily
, News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
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This book tells nurses. teachers.
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCravery
came in Sunday from their Yoakum
county ranch. and left that afternoon
for Putnam. where Mrs. McCravery
win enter the Putnam Sanitarium for
treatment.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30

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e. l. Kiett attended to business
matters in the Federal Court at Am
arilo SATURDAY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
NO DISCOMFORT FROM
ooDsoN's LIVER TONE
Violent Puraatives Need No Longer
Be Used for Constipation, So
Why Run Risks OF Their
Dissqreesbie After
Effects

To overcome constipation pod slug
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ly. Dodson's DIVER TonqA guaran.
leed by ,se Rerrl oss a karmacy.
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ID (son Liser Tone is made to
iakesths giace OF calomel and other
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the dlsagrceag e. and often danger
Gus. aftereneds of oalomel. which is
In fact poison, mineral. form
Of deadly mercury.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is a strictly
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harmful. II not only leaves no bad
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Read the Avalanche.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

record with the clerk Of the county
court yesterday.
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stances. "a o. claimed lie claimed tSat
he was very drunk. but this was denied
by Mrs. HiNcnbauRh. who says that she
did not realize that the man was even
drinking
After West had told his story. on
cross examination. he said he was NOS
under oath. squire Hobbs then admin
istered the oath. he refusing 10 swear
unless he had "a Bible This was quick
- produced b chief Leyland and the
man half-heartedly placed his hand upon
II ana rereated the oath. Sitting
slouchinEly down in his chair he gave
every evidence of man who saw the
light Of manhood dying out before hia
eyes. ~ g. thought that he will con-
TESS o. the crime this morning when he
o. rearrangcd. state officials say that
there o. 300 doubt nr % his guilt from
the following circumstance. That he
was the only man with the little girl.
that she identified him a. the man wh3
committed che deed. that she was given
money hy him. that he cot out Of town
within very few minutes after the
deed was committed. that De remember
ID every Incident up 90 The place where
The crime was committed and then sui-
lcnly hid behind The - don't remember"
answer.
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COUNTY COURT


frank Fisher and Fannie Rlndel-
berger both OF Wheeling, w Va.
Earl Jewell and Margaret Mariine
OF Bellaire. Ohio. -
John Charles Sonde Of NcGraw-s
Run and Amanda Elizabeth bowman.
Clinton.
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M. 3. LAYMEN
OPENS SESSIONS
SEVENTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
At FAlRMoNT TODAY
AND FRIDAY.
Many Prominent Lsynen VIII Speak,
Including =. o. Blue, Judge
Robinson and Others.


The seventh annual session OF the
1aymen's Association Of the West
Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church opens this evening
end continues throughout tomorrow.
In the ~. r. South church. Fairmont.
a large attendance OF lay delegates
Is expected, and several persons from
this section Of the state are planning
70 attend
The opening address TONIGHT will
pe delivered By Bishop &. vi. smith
Hon. Fred o. Blue. OF Charlesfon
state Tax and Prohibition Commie.
sloner, VIII speak on "Our Rural
Church Problem"
Reports Of officers win be made
friday morning. Reports win BE- read
by the following officers President
g ". flesher, Vice Presidents u. q
comb. Ir.. John n Cole. j 81 Corn
ven, y Builman. ~ - Thraaher
ana Mentor Hetzer and Secretary
treasurer Harvey W Harmer.
lommission on Evangelism" In the
subject Of an address TO be- delivered
~ judge Ira r. Robinson. Of Charles
ton, and viii BE- followed hy an omen
parliament, with Hon d. NJ Merritt
OF Cameron. a. leader
RI, Addrssses will also BE- made BY
Hon. w y. Mathews. Charleston.
Rev John Lowe Fort. D. ID Nov
York. Rev. q. W Kepler. siatersviiie.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss. MOrganfowa
and President Carl q. Doney 81 Yves.
leyen College
onlcers win be elected tomorrow
afternoon.
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EXPECT MAN TO CONFESS TO
COMMITTING DASTARDLY CRIME

act. claiming that he could not re-
member.
Time after time when he seemed on
the point OF telling everything he
knew Of the dastardly deed. he would
gain control OF himself and with a
leering smile. say he did not remem-
Der anything as he was drunk Be
LIND this barrier he endeavored 10
cover up the immensity OF HIS crime.
Even when the bloody clothing OF
bis youthful victim was flashed In his
face BY the prosecuting attorney. he
covered In his weakness. while beads
OF preparation broke out on his fore
head
Immediately after the examination.
he was taken Into the lookup and a
close guard kept upon him. No one
was allowed 10 talk 20 him, or com
municate with him In any manner.
with the exception Of the officers n
D. expected that his conscience will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
20 NeuU Patterns in
s $:;;':s;' $3.50
Big Rugs
9x1 II FEET SIZE.
9 x IL FEET SIZE

If you have not seen the new "Peer-
less" Body Brussels Autumnal style,
there's treat in store.
Persian-Old blue grounds with oak
tan and rose Gotta.
neutrality-suspicious. blue and self
colorS. ,
Persian-Amber MoreSque with tan,
green, rose and black.
Moorish-Tan with sage, copper, am
Der, MoreSque and camel.
PomPeian-Brown, green and tan.
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Deeds Of Trust.
Three deeds OF trust were left for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
WILLIAM WEST, ALIAS wIRTH.
DRILLED BY STATE
OFFICIALS.
Victim Of Attempted Assault Identified
Her Assaiiant-1eid Under
Heavy Guard.

William West. alias william With.
aged 81 years. and. who IL considered
veritable degenerate. IL held At the
CITY lookup charged with enficing
pretty seven year old Gertrude VIII
son into an alley. Tuesday evening.
and there committing an unmention-
able crime upon her innocent person
Grilled numerically yesterday after
noon In police headquarters BY the
prosecuting attorney and bis assist
ants, the british man evaded the
question that bore directly upon the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
SALE CONFIRMED
Creditors o. 7. >. Bries Approve Action
Of Trustee-Wiii Meet Again
October ~.

~ a meeting OF the creditors IN
The bankruptcy case Of T. }. Brls.
held yesterday morning. before
Referee Henry A. Nolte. the sale Of
me bankrupts property By Trustee
Lee y. bobbs was confirmed
Notices were sent out yoafcrdav
afternoon, calling another meeting Of
the creditors. on October ~. al 10
o'clock. before Referee Nolte Al this
meeting the report Of The trustee will
D. received. the payment % court
COSTS and expenses and attorney fees
viii BE- considered. and n dividend
WI be declared n possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
What Would NYou Dc,

There are many times when one
man questions another's actions ana
motives. Men act differently under
different circumstances. The oues-
ton Is. what would you do right now
Il you had a severe cold? Gould Won
do better than TO take Camberlain.s
Cough Remedy II is highly recon-
mended by people who have used II
TOT years and know its value Mrs.
o. f. Sargent. Peru. Ind. saws.
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
worth It's weight IN gold and I take
pleasure In recommending IT," For
sale by all dealers.-Adv.
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DATE NOT aeT

No date has been set yet for the
hearing Of J. T. Willhide alias Roberta
who is charged with stealing a horse
and buggy from Burns and Church OF
this city. The warrant was issued BY
Squire Hobbs. Yesterday morning
the fellow was -mugged" and biz por-
trait sent to various towns to see II
he had been working the horse game
In other localities.
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bother him considerably and he Win
be willing TO cast whatever Iigbt he
can upon the point at issue. Wheel.
ing was shocked when the enornnitv
OF the crime was learned and threats
OF Violence were heard.
Identified NJ chnd.
Settrude Wilson. the victim. Is the
Wilson OF No. 100 Alley is. she h. an
extremely beautiful child with fovytrs
chestnut eurls streaming TO her should.
tore the man who IL charged with com
mltuns the assault. she covered in me
a ,nda .S 81 ,hro.s,eseuting Attorney Addie-
ION, a. her assailant An erarni1sfio,
was made yesterday afternoon nv H.
-. =. Piant and DR. y ~. Taylor ana
her condition was pronounced not sert-
Gus although there was no doubt a.,
the attempt had been made '
Inc little tot had been visiting AZ IN.
nome oI Mrs HiNeuhauEh, who ouerafe-
boarding house at No. fs3 EiEhteent6
street. West came there In the go,
ing. about 4 o'clock. and talked 10 Ms
the little Eiri upon he lap T.,'s sv'b ss
went into the cellar % get some bottle
ne chile FoinE with him. prom there
.is TAX with the woman. she giving hin
- % nuy some liduor. which III -.
~ Hell ~ a fair IN Ohio From there III
a .i.1 20 ne alley In the rear. the little
The little Rirl claims that D.. tbr.,,
her doWn upon the cellar floor and there
accomplished he purpose
re admitted giving the child rnonay
Nnicn sne claims was 20 keep her from
tellnE her mother. saying that her In
july wac received by falling agetnet
.oine object The little Firl rushed into
TIE home ~ Mrs HiNemhaugh. hvsfert~-
ally and told what had happened M.
alarm was given % the police and be
iecuvea Frazier. walker CIenrv ara
Miunrd we're set af work
Maksu Arrest.
heeterdnY morning Detective fVafter
vent % washington. pa. ana about fo
ocloch teiephnued that he had ~
man. The two arrived in the city AZ fq
p clorE and the man was hustled ~ ~
lgck-up. platoon ~ police mot me
nntcer ~ the train and surrounded d..
man. Keeping close runrd upon him ~
many threatening remarks had haru
made ~ relatives ~ the little efrf
state OFFICIALS and Squire Wohha zee
Immediately ruflnef and Che invesff
gafInn vas started
From ? until o'clock the man eaa
hammered with questions but tenf
pleading be was drunk and dfd not re-
lnernner De admitted being af the
Hirennaurh home and that be- had an
management ln the city huf broke ff
Thia vas also iuorinlnatlnE cIrcHfn-
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surprised at her home Tuesday evening
Dy. "a large number OF her friends
Mrs. j. a. Boyd. formerly OF this city
but now of Canton. %. IL visiting friends
days.
Mrs. Frank Goodwin. of South Mar
snail street. was called TO Mt Pleasant
Pa, on account OF the serious Illness OF
her brother. Mr.. George Hendricks
\. X. Philips. OF Washington Pa was
IN the city yesterday transacting bust
william Carry. the seven year old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Carry. is
slightly improved.
\. ID. Poian. OF New Castle, Pa, has
returned home after a few days visit
with friends in this city.
Attorney A. T.. Bryant left a few days
ago for Charleston. W. Va where he
viii spend a few days on business
. Z. T. Thompson has returned to his
home at Columbus. O.. after a brIef
business visit in the city
Several large stones rolled down from
the hillside on Kentucky Heights yes
terday afternoon and evening due To
the heavy rains OF the past - hours
W. II. Hagcrman viii leave for his
home AZ Newark. O.. to-day after visit
ing friends I'm the city for a few days.
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MOZART

The $50 o'clock car was derailed in
some mysterious manner Monday even
ing at the park gate. With the except
ion Of a little shaking up no one was
injured. The passengers were compell-
ed to walk TO the car station. 1t re-
CURED about two hours before ~ could
be replaced on the rails. Another car
was sent up from the barn.
The sunday school class OF the Christ
Lutheran church wiz give a supper
Thursday evening from to = O'Clock.
Mrs. John Beddillion entertained the
Tuesday evening sewing club ~ her
home Tuesday evening. 4 mt time
was had by all. The following were
present: Mrs. Harry Parshali. Mrs a.
Aron, Madge Patterson, Helen Moore
Ethel Moore. Madge Young. Christian
berger.
The youngest daughter OF Mrs. J.
Peach Is confined 90 her home on Ter
race No. ?. by pncumonis.
Mrs. kerner and family will be new
residents on Terrace No. .. having NOV
ed here from Youngstown to one OF Mr..
Rothermunds houses.
The many friends OF Mrs NJ T.
Plumer, Of South EOff street were very
sorry 20 hear OF her serious illness and
wish her speedy recovery.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE. o.. April 10
The April term of grand Jury ad-
Journed on Wednesday afternoon. hav-
ing found 46S indictments. John
Lyons, a negro, was indicted for the
murder of Mrs. James Brown. a white
woman. There were indictments for
illegal voting at the wet and dry cleo
tons at Bergholz and TiltonviIle. The
chattel loan companies here have
thirty indictments for charging an ex-
cessive rate of interest failing TO
take out state license ard not fur
nishing customers with cards, state
ments of their loans. Their interest
charges ran up TO 2fO per cent. The
indictments made public are.
John Lyons. murder second degree
Frank Hanlon. Irondaie druggist.
indicted for furnishing and ceiling m
local option territory.
ders
John and Dick Easton. burglary and
larceny OF Barnett's store at Irondale
Louie Fontana. furnishing to minor
at Dillonvale
John Trimmer. Illegal voting at Til
Joseph szozensh and Charles Pollen.
illegal voting az Bergholz.
NICK Poll. swearing on stfCct car.
terry.
Charles r. Neville. Union Loan Co.
~. w. Schroeder and Equitable Loan
Co. violating chattel loan laws.
Fred ManRiamela. selling to minor.
Frank Orris. selling 10 minor
John Lloyd and Wasil Lutvich. as
sault and battery.
Marion Elliott and F1em Household.
or. furnishing liquor An local option
township.
Mary Green Goose. selling liquor In
local option township.
ostrom Bros, soliciting booze or.
ders
George Evans. selling TO minors
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WEILSBURG

WELLSBURG, w. Va. April liz
Az the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Farmers State Bank.
heid yesterday afternoon at their bank
Dullding on Charles street. the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing wear
was held. All the stockholders we're
present, or were represented by
proxies, at the meeting. The officers
elected were: w. B. TAYLOR. of Roth
any. president; Alexander Gilchrist-
Or, OF Wellsburg. vice president. and
.. ,. Hedges, cashier.
=: Is. Reeves. who had been presi-
usht OF the institution since its La
ginning. was succeeded by w. b. Tay-
LOT, Mho has been the vice president
MT Hedges, the cashier. has been al
the bank since its organization.
The board of directors. which has
heretofore consisted OF is members
was reduced to nine the folIoUfn1
gentlemen being selected. a "a
Beans, of Wheeling: w. ID TayIor Of
bethany. J. ID. Brady. George p P6s,
Ter. John t. Carter, Alexander Gil
christ, Sr.. Newton Gilcnrist OF Rrii.
Reeves. - ID
Other matters of interest To the
Ddnk were discussed al the meeting
ana the business outlook also. The
Farmers state Bank is a new insfi.
tltlon IN the city, but Is growing ran
ldly. ana there is every reason 10
believe that II will continue 10 90
forward. 81
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Ncdlty Transfers.
l. w. zimmerman to G. W. Boyd et
al; trustees. lot. city: $3.50.
j: c. Lashley to r. n. CLARK. LOT
Belleview. $500
scott Rowan. Sr.. to W. J. Alexan.
aer: part two lots. pleasant Heights.
Jefferson Coal Co. ito p. r. NichoI.
son. 4 acres. Smithfeld township 81
III. w. Davis TO Clara Frazier two
lots, New Salem. $3.50.
Mary Mears Hill to Herman J-hlicb
part two lots. city. s33335.
william Mcconnell to John HON.
NEIL. lot. Toronto. 800.
hebecca Ellis TO John Ocheodorf
iot: East Springfield. S125.OO.
addison McClain to Witch Hazel
.oaI 70 20 so-lOO acres. Smithfield
r j. Smith to Ira r. Smith. I 2e-lOO
acres. Smithfleld township. So. 90.
Louis De Luca TO Antonio Santone
lot. Highland City. $500.
Sherin TO Viola Higgins. two lots.
lrondale. $1,000. u.s.
Viola Higgins to Carl Stanley two
lots. lrondale. 81 400.
J. g. Parr to Alexander Roe. 600
square feet. Steubenville township.
Lena Jagofzenski TO Michael Jsrod.
zenski. lot, city. s1.OO.
l. {. Bendure to L. l.. Wiegand. lot
Pleasant Heights, $1.OO.
Or, 4. Jenney TO Mary r. Rowan, lot.
Pleasant Heights. $4,000.
+. II. Bloom to Ida Nelson 279.1ooo
acres. Steubenyille township s20o m
VI: j. Hess to Joanna Proudlock
a;-oO square feet, Springfield town,
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81. cIairsviIle Briefs.

-
civil Engineer Carl Lash of Martins
Ferry was In town on business yes
terday.
G. w. Brokaw. the local jeweler.
Will spend the week end with friends
at Cambridge. From there he will go
10 Columbus to attend the jewelers.
conyention of this state. which will
be held next week
Miss Alma Piersol, who has been
the guest of Miss Jessie Hall. has re-
turned to her home at Bellaire. o.
Attorney w. G. Pratt of Martins
Ferry was here on legal business
Wednesday.
Il. W. DUNCAN. a prominent insur-
ance men OF Barton. was transacting
business here yesterday.
State Tax Commissioner George s.
Lentz is at Columbus this week on
Official business
Ernest Ely of GAINESVILLE was a
business visitor Wednesday at this
place.
Misses Jennie and Matte Anderson
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives at Lancaster
Mrs. J. c. fancy of Boston. Mass,
is visiting relatives on Marietta
H. c. Bigler OF Chicago is a bust
ness visitor in town this week.
Miss lnez Smith of Massillon, O.. is
spending few days here the guest
OF friends. =.
Attorneys u. f. Clevenger and
George Cook OF Martins Ferry were
transacting business in the court
house yesterday.
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The Union High school. of this city
base ball schedule this year. and AZ was
stated that they will 20 after the HIM
school honors OF this district The
school has games with all the principal
schools In the Central Ohio Valley The
team has not as yet arranged a game
with the Moundsville High. but will like
~ meet them before the season Is over
The schedule Is as follows:
Union. at Bellaire. April Is
Open. April Is.
Cathedral. at Wheeling. April ..
Bellaire. at Bellaire. April 25
bridgeport. 1t bridgeport April %
Sherrard. at Sherrard. May 2
Ltnsly. at Wheeling. Nav g.
wheeling ii. s.. at Wheeling. May O.
bridgeport at Benwood MAY 10
Cathedral. at Benwood. May 1s
I.insly. at Wheeling. May 20.
- Tyler Co. III. s., at Middlebourne May
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James Packer Johnso npassed ausv
~ a. m. on Wednesday. April ~
lslf. at the home Of his daugbter
Mrs. y. y. Nollhardt. al No. 626 Main
street Mr. Johnson was In his sOfb
year. ana had been IN but few days
~ asthina ana pneumonia. He was
1888. and had resided iu Weiisburs
TOT more than 20 years. Re Is sur.
Nved BY two children. Mrs. n n
Noilhardt. wNh whom ne has msde
MS nome for several years. and one
son. j.. g. Johnson OF WpIisburC
uneral services will be held from
~ noIne Iiday az p. m. Rev. a
nave charge OF the services Inter
ineni VIII be made IN Btooke GENE.
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were business callers in Bethany yes.
terday
Iohn q. Carter. Of Cross Greek dis
trict was O. Wellsburg business call.r
ON Tuesday
Alex Raher. 'gho has been Shaving M
the homo Of his daughter. Nrs ~ a.
helsTr, Tor Ecvs -al months. left vos.
torday for Pittebb-gh. pa. 10 yisit
With bis daughter there