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OFFENSIVE
Assumed BY the Russians in South
Poland and Battle RACES Along
tire Austrian Frontier.

LONDON. Aug 81. I a ma dis
patch TO the Reuter- Telegram Com
psny from St Petersburg gives the
following omcial statement.
Fresh troops have appeared on the
Frussian frontier and are taking the
offensive in ONE places. The battle
continues al along the Austrian from
tier
To the south Of Lubin Csoutheast
Russian Poland the Rus SLAMS have
assumed the offensive and are march
ing through a district encountered by
h bodies % Austrian soldiers which
the enemy has been unable 10 re-
move.
Although SOME regiments already
haye been in action for more than q
week. the combat Is being carried on
with undated fury. The hghting
near Tomachen has been Of a par
ucularly stubborn character. The
Russians have captured many Gals.
sons. guns and quick hrers and one
haE
Near Lemberg. Galicia. ater
heavy fighting. the Russians seized
the line 70 Kamionka. GIinlany.
Przemyslany and Brzukovitze. all In
Gallcia
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REFUGEES
SS-esrics isoo Arrives YESTERDAY a.
Me- Nork-roo Mere &c Arrive
To-say.

NEW YORK. AuE 10-Upuards ~
Lse9 American refugees arrived here
to-day from Europe They cane IN
tho steamship s. Prui o. the Amer
Caa line frCm LiverpooL Nhics car.
md . total u SIS pas-~nEers. an1
ne Espagne q n. Frrnch line. from
hAvre. which had 76s passenger OF
the - faul's st-euge passengers isI
we're returning AmsriCaus.
H. r. Pancck. OF New York. wno
came n the s. Psuls sieeraEc. told
how 1e got tUcnty women out %
Paris BY a ruse The women had
gathsred from the Interior Of France
n were anxious 90 get 10 England.
but found the trains Of cattle cars
crowded
] told Cnc Noung wOman 90 faint.
aid SIR Fancck. and she did II sell.
Those aboard the trains rushed out 10
see the cause OF the trouble and hy a
pr>rransement the other nineteen
made FOR the places eft vacant while
] carried the fainting voman aboard
IN my rms
Or George ~. GerVig. secretary %
the board % public education OF Pitts.
burgh. Pa, returned with his son and
daughter and i've Pittsburgh school
teachers he found stranded In Vienna
and Berlin.
\ wireless message received to-day
announced that the steamship San c.
ovanni was IA aeis o-morroW IRON
Naples. with 6s1 American refugees.
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LATEST MAGAZINES

harpers Atlantic. Scribners. WorId,
work Cosmopolitan. Mcclure. smart
set Evan bodys. Munsys and MANY
otherH Daily rapers, Fashion ms
zines, books and stationery.
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AUTLOS COLLIDE
haHus R~unabout Crashes into rors
TVuring Car, Damaging 10th
MachiuaM

slight automobile accident occurred
HIfer $50 uciurk last night on
h NHifnua. uH about m NILE and I.
li west ~ West Alexander when a
AtNNfN rIrauulf c1lfidrf with F.rF
lus car The ruunhouf was Eur
| damaged. sustaining n broken.
DUO guard while the damage 90 the
car wHe CONSIDERABLY Greater.
t.l o. N1H brought Co Wheeling affn
lNe nF.Fer uf The rIrHhHuf Ie SAID o.
.efu rrrrunafFIr Cor The accident
coz d .a.l fa DaiouE "a. aa Ufm
WHO vac driving If az tho
contained two nfuranfa and
pro- SAID Iu have been intoxicated
nj" Irr..rH were injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31
ARRIVES HOME
Mrs. L. Z. Sands Returns Prom Euro
pGan Tup-othsrs in
rev York.

Mrs l. o. Sands. one Of a party Of
N~heeltuglfcs who reached New York
Saturday morning on board the Olympic
after a tour or Europe. arrived fn the
CttN yesterday Afternoon She left i'm
me1lttel for the family summer home
90 ML Pleasant ~.
Mrr. Sends daughter. Mrs singleton
Pau was in the party. but remained
On Sew York city. 90 visit friends. aa
did cleo Mrs Harry Nhftaker. Col and
Mrs. E ~ bglebHW were other Wheel
tnEltca returning Co. This country on the
Olympic. but they Viii spend r. fou DAYS
tn CIereiard before coming 20 their sum
mer home az Waddlnrfrn.
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SUICIDED
smithheld Man sIsshes Throat with
Razor end Is Dead When Found
-oespondeney The Cause.
sreeial DI.rateh b b. Irtemrene.r.

Special Dispatch to III Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug. 30. -
Brady Johnson. aged 90. a teamster.
employed by W u Smith. Of Man
%nington, committed suicide az I
o'clock tonight by slashing his throat
with a razor. When found he was
dead lie leaves a wife and family al
Smithheld. The suicide occurred
near Seven Pines and just over the
end of the Wetzel county line II ~as
reported 70 Wetz-l county authorities
and the body ent 20 the home AZ
Smithheld 10 be prepared for burial.
Dependency caused by 90 health -
said 10 have caused the act.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
wREoK Ar wnnELno surcrTou.

iernrIirarla passenger train due In
wheeling at 1910 ocioek % m ran int8
a freight rnrlnr af wheeling june.
tor laaf nfar shout q oeIork. ana vac
r't able to nnrh her frD on schedule
a~nr'rs were transferred to tfe Vs.
a D. train due here az s5s oeIotr
TIE f-anar ~ fhe Freight sau me dan
cor end Jumped slsfain.ng a sprainef
leF The engineer uaf not hurt Norn
ee fnIlred. but aI sustained a severe
rr un an open switch. be- In ON.
lcretocd caused the slight wreck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31
PLANNED
Temperance WorRsru M.-t -
Eressive Campaign.

~ a nesting yesterday afternoon tsff
LAptlft church ~ Martins Fsrrr.
FORCES on the riVer.fr0rf
Nns Or belmont county diu-5s..f
Tor the coming rHurafrr fn -.
F'lr a~ftrrHeI. over 500 naIrr 49,
20 De- planned 90 secure aael--f
and hold "a series o. meafirgr
iN. ifnnuf the county
nga VIII Do held in the vrrfrr.
un tre river front errr er-frv
being arranged ff.
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TWO DRowHED

WILDWOOD 81 f- a. -
were lrur ned end fuarf.nr.
we're rescued f.Iw fHn s..f Hrre
TIE deed are lorenzo rrrfrrr.
81 years rlI of phia
rfr'r l0ef BITE I'VE when be- uerf
rn1 gotten teFrrf Their dafr
iFnfers were rerrIef By rfc-
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FINANCIAL.

Cd 10 ptomaine poisoning Saturday
evening. have not Deen made She
a member Of s. Johns Lutheran
church and the services viii BE- In
charge % Rev W g. UIfert The de-
ceased was In The e~ighty-reventh year
% her age but despite this fact. she
always strong News Of her
cane BE- quite a shock 20 her
many friends
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no Romharhm.nt

AoANt TAU. Aug So % 2. m
reports that building here and ths
Ising Tau railway bridge have been
correct.
There has ben no japanese lombard
ment or the city az yet. The forst
torpedo boat DESTROYER.
The crew OF the Austrian cruiser
halserin Elizabeth has been ordered -
return 70 Using Tau but has been pre-.
Nented from doing so boy chinese auth
neutrality.
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Funeral services OF an impressive
nature viii beheld this afternoon a.
2 oclbck over the remains o. the late
Louis Sax. Who passed away Thur.
day az the hasklns hospital The
services viii be- held a. his late home
in Fulf0u. FoliouiLz M services in.
terment viii BE- in Greenwood ceme
terry.
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loNnpNs Aus. 30. $50 a m--A dee
patch 20 the Times from Amtens.
rance -ays that since Monday morning
49, The German sdNanc has h~en one
OF almost incredible rapidly. the Ger
a moments rest.
The urst great German effort has
sHNc"eaeds says the correspondent W
nave 20 face 9 fact that the British
e~Apediuonary force requires Immediate
ana immense rCinforcemcnts. The in
etmen of Paris cannot be baniahed
from the field 81 p%oasibfIfv
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whether OF not the body Of Sister
Charles venerable sister 81 the order
~ St 5ofcrh's viii DO brought here
Tor intement has not been learned
The ven known passed away
saturday afternoon no C~larksburE. 20
which place che has been FOR several
years She had reached quite an old
age and her travels had taken har
into the Holy Lands she vas former
l] a teacher in The old Firh ward
school and enjoyed a vide acquaint.
anceshlp IN this city.
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RENT

Fine second floor location on Mai,
street. near bridge corner
suitable for store room. once roma
doctors parlors. etc Acceesrbro
plenty 81 Light and ventilation In
GOOD condition can give good .s,sa
Sci ~ - CALL Us - Maj sot
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SERIOUSLY

CARDIFF Wales. Aug 80 fvia Lon.
don. I 30 D. mI-ff is reported herd
mat The Hon Archer Windsor Cffvr.
Fecond son ~ TIE Earl a. Plymouth.
D 81 a Lieutenant iu Che Coidsfrear p,
Guards was seriously wounded Ir fha
lFhtlnr ~ Mons Lieutenant Windsor
Give is a years old
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r~EoNISESr woNsAs DEAD

IaI UIerafrr tr fra rrr.Hfra--.r
TDMN Aug r1=Mra a r
GAZING club woman 20 frIs cts
uerf fn W o. r. rI~-rar
I fHIa rrrr-r rrra price --r
come mnrfra ego urf-r ~r.
100 rrarrr |rHHrn ~ rHfr.
E-af+ ~ wra rrarrfrf 81
arose. tasteulrE the End
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PAU is HERO
Seneral Cheeks German Advance.
Germans Not Near Amiers.

F.."M
LONDON. Aur ~. s.7 a ma
dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Amienr dated Saturday morning.
saFa
So Ear the German advance has not
come within ton miles % this city DO
vas rltIahle fo eco The unhappy VII.
Eerr turned out OF their homes at
Albert making their way along The
road t0 Amiers with such % their
ard furniture on they were
able t1 carry
have not been able fo discover
re.nrr r eas General Psus army
irom N oIhauser or other fresh TROOPS
checked fhe German advance.
Tor 'ne moment General Pan s
I popular hero here All seem 90
believe that 10 win turn the tide
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BASIL. Sutherland. Aug 90. VIA
ATS. tA m-TWo Eermon aero
Ptsnes made an unsuccessful attempt
eafy today 70 destroy with bombs
me elugibie BALBOA hangar az Bel
Tort rance. which ~ So miles uortn-
west OF here
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Nloh cerNta. Aug 10-Servlan
troops entering nam. % foun d.iofgd
70 eenserl found half the town had
llllAged ~ the AuEtrtams In two
man streets every house had
fen looted and some 81 them burned
IN one house twenty girls we're found
SHY eerNtan prisoners are said
To have been executed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-31
ALLIES In DESPERATE STRAIGHTS'
In FRANCE SAYS CORRESPONDENT.
TURKEY ON THE EYE


lns ne Russians wireless e auon
snaoie 70 read the nsxt fex worcsl
hessiAn endurance y described -
tHtne Corpses he IN heaps on the
eetueneld Many prisoners includiag
Russian general we're captured
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LoNLoNAuE 81. 1a5e a nm off,
l.ement Issued IN Paris and telc-
panN Says
ne itustlon IN the main remains
the same. After u.rod - rnlr, ~.
.AlAe hAs ben A regiment Of
ne snen1s infantry. essnyfuE % cross
tAe he1so NAs aImnef auufhtlnted4
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Hold out mr. Months.

AuE- IO-MIIItarF cNUerfs
here are said not % expect the fall OF
kiso Chow before the end OF November
except By n voluntary c-apituIafion 81
the Germans. The dcfences are report
"a 70 De most formidable and virtually
i~mpreEnahle from the saa. The land
iprhficattous DO not follow the usua.
German methods. but resemble those az
Tort Arthur. There are three lines OF
these defcnses.
The food supply IN Kiao chow is said
70 De ample FOR three months.
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saws Whv Mo- tbe a..

AXIS Aug 3u-s 80 D. nj stephen
Iichun, former minister Of forcIgn ar
ialrs in anaruclc In the Petit Journal
80 why me army should not
participate IN the war in Europe. lie
says ne - convinced that all that H.
Lelulrcd - an agreement between Lon
don. 81 p~ctsrshurr and Paris 40 enshis
several hundred thousand ~Jauanese 10
- cent 20 France. In closing the ar
ticle he Gays.
need not 4 that We should
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Arrangement Tor the funeral o.
The late Frcdericka Koop. ared reef
dent Of South Wheeling Who sur~uwh
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sesnss OF Manatnh.

LONDON. Aug. an T-OS m-Tbc
russian front H. the scene OF events o.
NE greatest magnitude. but between the
claims and countcrclaims OF the beiliF-
erents here - such a vital difference
" ~ impossible 20 form an eetimaf. ~
which way the balance swings.
from northern France the news an
pears 70 tolloW events BY three or four
Gays. The French embassy announce
that there has been hard fighting on
Lne right wing Of its northern army near
Aezieres since Friday and also that the
Lerman forces are making progress In
the la Fere district. which apnarrntfv
means that the French left wing has re-
ured somewhat furrher but 10 h. not
revealed how near the Germans have APP
pruached 20 Ia Fero fortress.
Moving Away Back.
IRON Holland and belgium come cir-
c~umstanttal reports that the Germans
aie motlng part o. their army ~ trains
nacA from Eelgium Apparently the
troops are destined 90 meet the Russians
AuH IT the reports are true 10 NAV
mean that the Germans feel strong
enough on the french frontier o. snare
lart or their force. or that they consider
the Iepulse Of the Russian Invasion 10
De more important than throwing IA
great army into France.
Prominent Prisoners.
among the German prisoners OF the
naval action ts the son OF Admiral Non
llrpit1 the German minister or ma
Admiralty. Mr. Churchill has sent al
mr.-ase ot his sons safety. while
Count Won Schwerln. nephew OF me
man emperor. ls "a prisoner ln the
hauas of the French.
british colony played g. dr-t part
samoa surrendered Co an rnpsditi6n
from View Zealand.
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CLAIRVOYAN'T

Come 20 Wheeling Park and consult
the noted and world wide Clairvoyant
only sc car fare. You do not have 10
write or ask any questions. Measares
given from spirit friends. Come to
seoa genuine ~Clairvoyant and medium.
au-2T-J
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For SALE
FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View Box l02. Elm Grove. W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbers, Msr-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEHtahT GIVEN. That
me state board Of Control % the state
West Virginia will receive ids daily
a. ite office 81 Charleston. West Nirginia.
Tor furnishing supplies FOR the several
state Institutions. tbr financial manage
mcnt Or which ia vested in enld Board
Contracts viii b. awarded % the Lowest
hidderf quality considered. and other
things being equal West virginia deal
ere viii BE- given preference
Lists of supplies needed viii he fur
nlshed hidderH on receipt n requests
stating fhe line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
l-l-ll Charlertou. West Virginia
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LOST

T-iadi Hunting ease gold watch
betWcs iryora station ~ Film
Grove corporation line. Has initials IA.
y l. Reward ~ returned % j. ID Wal
ton. Elm Grove. W. Va au-30-i
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FOR RENT
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

REDEMPTION or BONDS.
Notice OF Redemption Of Honda nv ths
Wheeling steel Q Iron COMPANY.
WHEELING. ". Va. August D. I9f,.
The holders % bonds Nos. g0f. a0..
sos. 900, 3o5. SOC. 3ii 812. ala. 5f4. alS.
issued BY the Wheeling Steel d Iron
Company. September j. 1893. are hereby
notified that these bonds will be re-
deemed September I. 1914 al The Na-
tioual Exchange Sank. Wheeling. w.
Va The bonds enumerated In this no.
Der I. 1910.
WHEELING STEEL IRON COMPANY
c J. HUNTER.
am-f-s-fS-22-.a-gf
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5AN-hf the Haskina hospital Tbu-u-
day. august 81. 1914 81 aTf 0'pfork
O. m. LOUIS SAX. in Die f7th year
uurraI rerticea a. the family r-rridarre
corner urn street n Rational ROAD
fNlfnn. on Monday Afternoon 10 Z
o'clock Friends ~ the family re-
np.rifuIIr Invited t1 attend Inter-
merf fl Greenwood cemetery.
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FOR SALE

Tive seven rocm fcuscs NItH baths
ard iaundrfG South Front Sc. az q
Bargain.
For further information .-ouIro %
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The nrst inkiing that I had that
The Germans had penetrated far into
France was this morning when on The
road here from Eieppe. In a village
where a banner inscribed Honor 70
the British army hung across the
road met the Royal Engineer column
with the pOntoons which had been Al
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-21
MARRIED..
RERD-MOUTON.


Tuesday morning DR.. A. W.
Reed was married to Miss Marie
NJ. Mouton ct the home of Mr.. A.
G. Goulas BY Father j. B. NORM.
DR.. Reed 10 . prominent young
gentleman who 10 now at the head
of . large sanitarium in Honduras,
and the bride 10 the accomplished
daughter of the late Gov. G. II.
Mouton. Tho bride was in St.
Msrtinville for several months at
tho bone of her sister, Mrs. A. g.
Goulas, whore tue marriage took
place.
DR. and Mrs. Reed left The same
day for New Orleans where they
took . steamer for Honduras,
which will b. their home, carry.
jig With them, the best wishes OF
. large circle of relatives and
friends.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fruit Cakes supplies at Goulas.
Mrs. Felix Esstin OF Csds wss
here Thursday.
School Shoes for Boys and
Girls ct X. Schwsrts.
Mr.. Jerome Mouton Of Lsfsy.
cite was here this week.
Thanksgiving Liquors and
Wines ct j. B. Fsrran.
-Msssrs., Alexis Reswsbsr and
Jules Francois of New Iberia we're
visiting hssr Sunday.
Mrs. Eddie Bisuvsnu of Orange.
Texas. 10 here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Chss. Guirard.
Mr.. Ed. Chauvin OF Houms, Was
here several days this week, visit
ing ct the home of Supt. Chavez.
Mr.. L. j. Duchamp and daugh.
tor. Miss May, spent the week in
New Orleans.
Boys and Girls school shoes the
best wearing shoes for the money
ct K. Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achills Patin Of
Orange, Texas, are here guests at
the homo of Mr.. and Mis-. J. Il.
Duohamp.
Mr.. Edwin Martin of Arnsud.
vile WAS here several days this
week at the home Of bis brother,
Sheriff Martin.
Mr.. jean Domso who WAS 70.
Gently elected Justice Of the Peace
of the fifth ward, Was in town this
week, attending to business.
An orchestra was organized by
the pupils of the high School
this week and will be ready to fur.
nish music At oil the exercises OF
tho school.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-21

Every acre that 10 turned this
fell and winter will increase your
possibilities for . large yield and
profitable returns next year. Those
who Wal, till spring to break their
land will DO circumscribsd in their
farm operations next year. You
can not afford to neglect fall and
winter orssking.-Fsrm & Ranch.
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Thursday next, November 26th.,
will be Thanksgiving Day. We
may thank the Lord that W are
at peace while nearly oil the world
10 ct war. hut We. Of the South,
aud especially Louisiana. hsvs no
thanks to offer to Wilson and bic
administration for any good hs bss
done %.
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Don't Delay Treating Your Cou1h

A slight cough often becomes serious.
Lungs get congssted. Bronchial Tubes
ali with mucous. Your vitality 10 re-
ducsd. You need Dr.. Bells Pine-Tsr.
Honey. II soothss your irritated cir
passage. loossns mucous and makes
your system resist Colds. Give the Baby
and Children DR.. Bsll's Pine. Tai. Honey.
It's guaranteed to help them. Only 25c
ut your druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-21

The essentials for satisfying life
in any community are: Good
churches; good schools; whole
some social'and rsorsstiOnsl life;
and good roads, that the other %.
ssu.ials may bs enjoyed every day
in the ysar.-Fsrm and Ranch.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-21

DR.. F. E. Stockton left last week
On tho Steam ship Bsrnis Price
from Galveston. for France, whore
tho ship 10 conveying horses for
the allied armies. DR.. Stockton
will be about sixty days on the
trip, being employed IS the ships
surgeon.
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Mr.. ]. E. Cain, deputy consul
general of the Columbian Wood.
men and Nh. 81. B. Chsmbsrs,
state lecturer, were here this week
and sddrssssd the local lodge and
soliciting new members 10 this al.
ready large order.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-11-21

Hamilton street; and having 6 feet 8
inch sewer pipes on Hamilton street.
srloncously statad In the assessment or
dinsncs Of November 9Th. 1914. - being
assssssd for the sum Of e67.S0; the true
assessment being $3.50: therefore the
said erroneous assessment Of t87.l6 10.
We'd - Aforesaid 10 hereby caneslled and
the correct sidewalk and curbing assess.
msnt Of et7.Sl based - aforesaid, 10
hereby levied and assesssd against the
said property and It. owner. payable -
6xsd In tho original ordinance.
4thly. Lot owned BY Nrs. W. h. Ii.
vingston. situated In the Town Of st.
Aartinville. Parish Of st. Martin. La.
bounded North By lot Of Corporation Of
Aartinvills. South By Old Market. East
By Bayou Tschs. West By lot Of Sisters
Of Mercy. srronsously stated In said a.
ssssmsnt ordinance Of November 9Th.
1914. - having . frontage Of % feet on
the sidewalk on Port street, and an a.
ssssment Of e12.s9; the true frontage ON
said street being IS feet; therefore the
said erroneous assessment Of t22.30. L.
We'd - sfresaid 10 hereby eancslled and
the correct sidewalk and curbins ~
ssssmsnt Of ts0.lS for IS feet based %
Aforesaid 10 hereby lsvisd and assessed
against the said property and it owner
payable - 6xsd IN the Aforesaid oriei-
nal ordinance.
Sthly. Lot owned By Joseph Remors
Initiated 10 the town OF st. Asrtinville.
Parish Of 81. Martin Parish. La. bouu.
ded North By Claiborne street. South BY
lot Of Of Harry Psnns. Rast BY Main
strest. and West bv lot Of Robert Tho
mas. srrsnously stated In the said ordi-
nance Of Nov. 9th. l0l4. - having .
frontage Of 81 feet s inches on the side.
walks on Claiborne street, the said lot
having true frontage Of "a feet and 8
inches on the sidewalks on Main street
and also having true frontage Of l48
feet II inches on the sidswalks on Clsi-.
borne street and having 8 feet 9 inches.
sewer pips on Main str~st aud Is feet
q inch and ia feet 10 inch sewer pips
on Claiborne street; the error being
merely In the published frontage Of said
lot on ssid ssrssss. the original side
walk aud curling assessment OF eil3.09
bsi6g correct which ssid correct side.
walk and curling asssssmet Of tll3.0e
10 again levied and - originally done In
the ordinance OF Nov. 6th. 1914. and -.
sssssd against the said property or IL
owner. payable - 6xsd 10 the Aforesaid
original ordnance
ALBERT BlINvENU. Mayor.
SIDNEY 3. DELAHOUssAYE.
Secretary.