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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
ANNUAL
Meeting
or Stockholders OF Mi. Yer.
non Telephone Go,
Held In This City On Tuesday
Afternoon
When Reports And Statistic
For Year We're Read
And Officers We're Elected
By The Directors
An Interesting Statement
GiVnR RV pTeSt Rgam
An Interesting Statement
Given By PfeSt. Beam

The annual meeting OF the Mt. Yer
non Telephone Company was held
Tuesday afternoon at the building of
the company on East Gambler street
at which time directors were elected
for the year and reports were given
by the officers.
Secretary Harry C. Devin read a
very interesting financial statement
for the year ending December 81, 1913,
The property of the Mt. Vernon
Telephone Company includes the fol-
lowing:
Telephones in Mt. Vernon ..... .2454
Telephones in Fredericktown 80. 1888
Telephones in Centerburg ...... 314
Telephones in Gambler ....... go
Telephones in Danyille ...... 424
Telephones in Bladensburg ..... 1917
Telephones in Brandon ....,... 113
Telephones in North Liberty. -. 81
Total subscribers. ............ 1867
Net gain over 8 months. ..... 81
637 miles of poles.
3714 miles OF open wire.
S7697 feet of aerial cable.
1928 miles of wire in aerial cable.
2O459 duct feet of underground con-
duit.
12100 feet of cable underground.
SO miles of wire in underground ca
BILE.
Real estate value, $29,0S0.00
An interesting statement was given
by President Frank l.. Beam, showing
the following:
For every 1000 people in the world
there are IL telephones.
For every 1000 people in the Unit
ed States there are SS telephones.
For every 1000 people in Canada
there are 81 telephones.
For every 1000 people in Denmark
there are 40 telephones,
For every 1000 people in Switzer-
land there are % telephones.
For every 1000 people in Germany
there are IS telephones.
For every 1000 people in France
there are telephones.
For every 1000 people in Great Bri-
tain there are 2 telephones.
For every 1000 people in Ohio there
are 1870 telephones,
For every 1000 people in Knox
county there are 1877 telephones.
For every 1000 people in Mt. Ver-
non there are 326 telephones.
OF these telephones the Independ-
enrs in Ohio have n, in Knox county
156, in Mt. Vernon 270. OF this num-
ber the Bell has 43 in Ohio, 81 in Knox
county and 56 in Mt. Vernon.
The following directors were elect
ed: Frank l.. Beam, w. p. Bogardus,
Harry C. Devin, f. o. Arnold, P. S.
Kelser, B. D. Heron, Rev. r. G. Nc
Clelland.
The directors met and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year;
President-Frank l.. Beam.
Vice President-W. P. Bogardus.
Secretary-Harry C. Devin.
Treasurer and General Manager
| Edward O Arnold.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
WEDDING IN ARMY CIRCLES

San Francisco, Ca, Feb. la wed.
ding of interest in army circles took
place at Fort Mason today, when Miss
Sadie de Roussy Murray, daughter OF
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray
U. IS. A., became the bride of Lieut.
Henry Conger Pratt, U. S. A, After
spending their honeymoon at Coro
nado Lieut.. Pratt and his bride will
take up their residence at the Presi
dio of Monterey.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
Valentine Party
At Business College

Preparations are being completed
for valentine party to be held at the
Mt Vernon Business College. Cooper
Block, on Thursday evening, Feb. Y.
An effort is being made to reach all
Of the students who have graduated
from the college in the past and per.
auade them to attend All persons
who ever attended the college are
urged to be present and enjoy the oc.
Casion'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
CONCERT AT MARTINsBuRe

Martinsburg, Ohio, Feb. 1.-THE
Jeannette-Kling Concert Co. of Gin
cinnati gave an excellent entertain
ment in the Church of Christ at this
place Tuesday evening. The church
was filled by an enthusiastic and ap-
preciative audience. The program of
the entertainment consisted Of musi-
cal numbers and readings.
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old law the matter was in the hands
Of a commission of three persons in
each county. At the time the last re-
lief was given in Knox county there
we're rs worthy blind in this county.
Auditor Riley states that he is wait
ing until he hears from Prosecutor
Cromley to call the commission togeth-
er and allow the relief.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will offer al public
sale, on the farm known as the Syl-
vester Baker farm, 1Ia miles north Of
Gambler, and 4 miles east of Mount
Vernon, on the coshocton road, on
Tuesday, February, II, 1914
The following described property,
to.wit:
One Draft Geldins coming 2 yrs. old;
draft geldine, coming | yr. old; bay
fiIly, one road colt, coming I year old;
driving seIding years old, broke IN
all harness; / Jersey heifer, to be fresh
in February; Durham COW, giving
milk; two Durham cows, calves by
side; Durham heifer, to be fresh June
/; Durham heifer, 5 months old; Po-
land China sow, due to farrow March
20; Chester White sow, due to farrow
March 20; eight head of shoats, weigh
ine 100 lbs; thirty-six head Of fine
wool ewes, due TO lamb March 1; TWEEN
ty-nine head lambs, ready for market
any time; 10 tons of No. I timothy hay
in NOW; 500 bundles of fodder, one
hundred bushels corn in crib, thirty
bushels of potatoes, barrel Of cider
vinegar.
Farming implements: Two-horse
farm wagon, corn planter, sprins-tooti
hay rake, set of double work harness
set of single driving harness, ano
other articles too numerous to men
tlon.
Terms made known on day of sale
Sale to commence at one o'clock.
SYLVESTER BAKER,
r. r. Sellers, Auetioneer.
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!. !. = = I. =. i. i. ). :. : +
DEATHS i
;! X :. X 4 X \ !. = J. :. i.
Cooper Hiahwarden

Cooper the three-day-old son Of MIR.
and Mrs Albert Highwarden Of West
Hamtramck street. died Wednesday
morning at II o'clock The funeral
Thursday afternoon at 1880 at the
house. Interment in Mound View
cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
TABERNACLE
EvangelistiC CampaignMay Be
Held In 'DanViIle

There will be mass meeting of the
Christian people of the community,
Sunday, Feb. 18th, in the First Chris
tian church of Danville, at p. m. for
the purpose of planning and discuss
ing Tabernacle Evangelistic Cam
paign.
All persons interested are urged to
be present.
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pelinnuent Tax sale-

The delinquent tax sale occurred at
the ounty treasurer's office on Tues
day The sale amounted to less than
$500. About thirty pieces we're sold,
mostly lots in Clinton township and
small properties in the city. The Nc
Guire farm in Hilliar township was
sold.
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As Verdict Was Set Aside In
Franklin County
Worthy Blind In Knox County
To Get Relief

The case of Ira Wheaton VS.. Edward
Neiderbouser was commenced in the
court of common pleas Wednesday
morning before Judge Jewell and the
Jury. The plaintiff sued the defendant
for 81, 900 damages. The plaintiff is a
stock buyer and the allegation is made
in the petition that the defendant cir
culated false stories concering the
plaintiff and that his credit was in
jured A. ]. Workman and B. B. Fer
enbaugh were the attorneys for the
plaintiff. Frank o. Levering and Pat
rick A. Berry represented the defend
ant.
When the jurors were called, it was
found that only seven were present
and this was not enough to fill the
panel. Judge Jewell directed Court
Bailiff to call in the following persons
to complete the panel: r. S. Clements,
Fred ]. Lawler, B. e. Salisbury, G. w.
Armstrong, Thomas Auskings, Will
liam Banning. The panel was COM
pleted and the case was commenced
shortly before 10 o'clock.
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Entertain
With Dance

Entertain
With Dance
The lodge OF Red Men Of Gambler
entertained with dance in their hall
Tuesday evening. Forty couples were
present throughout the program. mus.
ic for which was furnished by the
Bricker orchestra Of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
1. !. !. j. i i. i. i. i i. j. i !
+ BIRTHS !

+ !. i. + !. .s.'.t. i. 4 + i !. i
"A son SAs born Wednesday morn.
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett of
West High street.
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BORROW MONEY

From The Buckeye State Building
and Loan Company, Rankin Build.
ing, % West Gay street, Columbus,
ohio.
l. 100000 ready to loan.
2. On first mortgage on homes and
farms.
8. Lowest interest rates.
a. VIII loan up to one half actual
value.
s. Insurance policies required.
G. Loans made promptly.
z. Borrowers can repay in whole
or in part at any time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
KEEP YOUR. MONEY IN THIS
BIG STRONG BANK

BIG STRONG BANK
An old couple living at Shelbyville,
Ind, attended church Sunday as was
their usual and excellent custom.
Returning home they looked under
the bed, as was also their custom, to
see if their money was still in the
band box. 1t wasn't. Somebody else
had looked under the bed in their alb
sence and their earnings of years
we're gone.
West Side Public Square
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned has been appointed and
qualified administrator of the estate
OF
NORMAN Fl. WHITE
late of Knox county, Ohio, deceased.
by the Probate court of said county
February Srd, 1914.
Marcus r. White.
Administrator,
Centerburg, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
First and Final

First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by Elias j. Thayer,
administrator of Rosanna Thayer,
which shows the following: Received
s505.7S, paid out S521.S3, due the adj
ministrator $16.05.
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Deed Filed

Deed Filed
Alfred A. Perrine, mayor, to Free
man F. Ward, lot in Mound View Gem
etery $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13

Andrew E. Proper, jeweler, and
Agnes f. Swigeart, both of Mt. Yer
non. Rev. J. A. Long.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
Verdict Set Aside

A number of Mt Vernon persons
will go to Columbus Thursday as wit
nesses in an important case-that
Georgia C. Wood VS.. The John Han
cock Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The plaintiff secured a judgment
against the insurance company in the
Franklin county common pleas court
for $4,000 some months ago. A mo-
tion for a new trial was filed by the
defendant and the verdict was set
aside by the court and rehearing of
the case was ordered in the common
pleas court. The case is assigned for
Thursday. Among those from Mt.
Vernon who will go to Columbus as
witnesses in the case are Harry w.
Rooms, L. G. Stillwell, Squire S. Har-
ter and r. B. McCune. Hon. Lewis B.
Houck of this city is the attorney for
the plaintiff. The defendant refused
to pay $4,000 claim held by the
plaintiff on the life of the late Her
bert G. Wood of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-02-13
Blind To Get Relief

Blind To Get Relief
County Auditor Riley stated Wed
nesday that the worthy blind in Knox
county would soon secure relief under
the old law, which was in effect some
years ago. The supreme court held
the new law unconstitutional and the
attorney general recently held that the
old law is still operative. Under the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10

Asrt.nsriiis yesterday morning. AFTER
~ a SEX here
ess hrrla Cartwright. q Dsia.
80. o 81 arrive In this clfv to
1919 10 VISIT friends Tor a fex
Mr. s s co-sev arrive, -. L.,
tsenins IRON Farr-in gton. ioura. vrher.
- spent TIE past month Win r.i..
ulcs and frields
hra. Nancy Nsy. % Wsusriii.. q
ste9ainE a fsS Gays vita friends
nc relatives IN this ci,r
Mrs. Miiikrc Ransom il CO.. &c. a
- n9sle on FIRST street Win a ser.
Lem Consie vas brought 10 IA. bo-,.
nere last Wcsiresdsy eveninr f-o-,
ton. ''-ee4 eonoi
Mr.. Aneiia Rarchsr ana .ou F-ss
let lestsrday for WoodEfsid- a no
days .0s ieN
Miss Cora Foster. Of Center AIR.,
no underwent an operation AZ the
Slendale hospital a few davs axo 4.
improving nicely.
Mrs " u. voitle. OF Sixth stree,
.eit yesterday for Mountain Lake p.rt
20 speno a week with friends and rels.
Mrs. Mary Miller and dAurb,e- i.,
yesterday morning for Chsriesto, NJ
home. theif future
Ms Alfred Burke. of Morz.,,o,,,
- pending the week in this CITY Win
ifl,nds and relatives
ars. Elmer Peters and children ief,
f'stefcay Tor Weston. where fb.,- IN
locate In the future. "''i
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RAILROAD PASSES
oe-sgree5 ~ ce--srse ce--i..ie-
80 sensee &C t-stitstio-s e Fr,s
Pcorie

WASHINGTON. JAY > - LIBERAL
iisirihut.on q free rAliroaa pass.. 20
federal and state o-cisls Judrss
newspaper ren ard cth.rs bv tha
LouisNiiie md Nashville and Ns,s.
'.-le. ChaiianooEa a 81 Louis raj.
To.ds vas rc7c-tsd 70 tire senate To-
Gay ~ the interstate cur-rrs-c. r-,-,-
-t.slon More thsn LOCO passes.
a-t'o a. above $50 o0a gere shown
% nave been issued last year 10 h..
~ .luais ranElnr from a United
states senator. whose pass show.s
- mtsaEe travelled 10 county sh.r.
N and local Politician
~ ne commission sharply criticised
n LACK Of morality revealed nv
tnese facts a. a menace 10 ,he
Institutions OF r free people" ana a..
neihced is Intention Of issuinr =,
order dealing with the situation
a. ~" com missions report il a n-e-
ilinlhlrl document In RESPONSE 10 a
s lsse.uuon 81 inquiry passed bv the
senate some time ago AZ the insfa,-,
OF Senator Lea Of Te1nessse
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Hay Fever and Asthma
The Season is Here 20 Spoil the pleas.
ure and Cornfort Of Thouaanda.

Among the disorders which have
haincd medical science since time i'm.
memorial none has been 20 pulling
or devoid 81 sympathy az hay fever.
or its fOrprunncr. rose cold. and It's
complication. bronchial asthma.
frompt relief from this spasmOdic
bronchial affection can promptly be
rad b. burning and inhaling the fumes
oi warmers Safe Asthma Remedy.
lts effect in stubborn cases where 9th
% means have failed be- concluaIvclv
proved by the following. You sent
me a sample % Warmers Safe Asthma
hcm'dy which helped me- ] bought
box % 10 and % cured me. much to
mF astonishment a. had tried many
thinEs without any success ~ ia now
t..,fH weeks and have had no return
OF The trouble. and do not expect am {"
". Davis. 1882 8 Flower IT,. Los
AZ druggists. or postpaid 7sr A
rec sample ~ prove how promptly Ia
relieves Warner safe Remedies co
Dept f3i. Rochester. y. y.
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BENW0OD
would BE SCARCITY.

should the RIVERSIDE pIrnt OF the M.
tiohal lubc works resume operations
ao'ut thc httcenth Of the present month.
a. was reported few days ago. there
N'Hld De a very noticeable scarcity OF
H'i hnl'u. according t. the estimation OF
t''al Hllll men. or course there wouIi
- yh abundant supply or ordinary
WoFhmen, but 10 secure enough expert
.H'tu furnace men would be diTficuf..
tnty say. \ large number OF foreign
tiH' since the suspension several weeks
ak'. heNc LETT this city for other mills
or returned To their native land rms
- also true In regard To quite "A numb her
OF american born workmcn. who arc
now employed at other plants Ia Wheel
ing or IN other cifIca.
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tor, r. l.. Ireland and others; SOC. 900
Inc stove improvement Company.
$4,000.
The Toledo Single Company. To
ledo. X. +. Lee and others: $4,000.
The Navarro Street Coal Company,
canton. James G.. Graham and others;
$4,000.
The Edgeheld Land Company. Can
ton, A. NJ. Hickey and others; $4,000.
The Interstate Mining Company,
Akron John =. Jones and others:
$4,000
The Automobile Fire Association.
Troy. J. c. Fullerton. jr.. and others.
TOLEDO. July Q 49, Accused Of pass
ing a worthless check for 1880.
on the Mitchell Automobile Agency,
1902 Madison Avenue. George f. Black
man. % years old. OF San Francisco,
was arrested tonight When searched
al central station five pennies were
found In his pockets. He asked an Of
hcer to take the coins and buy him a
pork-chop sandwich.
Blackman called at the garage We'd
nesday and ordered a new Mitchell
car. He said he had no cash and that
he had lost his bank book When he
produced the draft for the large sum
the manager OF the agency became
suspicious and notified police. A tele-
gram 10 Indianapolis revealed that
Blackman Is not known there and that
he has no money in an Indiana Nation
al bank on which the check was
drawn.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEE s SALE
Valuable Real Eslate IN the cttv q,
MoundaYllle. W va

Moundsvills, W. va.
by virtue % the authority vested in
VIZ, ,le uhct Islsned tru-t tee unuer the pro-
slslons OF a certain deed Of trust made
BY Theresa Crlswcl. widow, hearing
cave august 2sth. 1919. and OF record in
the ouicc OF the clerk Of the eotlrt,,
court OF Marshall county. West NtrEi,,
"a IN Trust Deed Book No. 81 at page
90. l viii oner for sale at public action
Marshall county. West Virginia. on
MONDAY, AUGUST Ord. 1914
commencing AZ 10 O'Clock a. IN. the fol
lowing described property. that Is TO
\ tract or parcel OF land situated in
Masnington District, Marshall county,
described as follows
beginning at post corner TO land of
", MOSS, deceased. on the line OF the
county road. thence north in the line OF
ald road 10 poles TO a stake. corner to
the land OF Mrs. N. r. Compton thence
east IN a line parallel to the line Of Or.
MOSS heirs. p poles to a stake corner
10 the said Mrs. NJ. +. Compton's prop
erty. thcnce south with said Compton s
n h 10 poles 70 the land OF the said Or.
M"ss heirs' thence with said DR.. Moss
line TO the place Of beginning. contain
lnf Two 20 acres and cighty-dye ts5p
poles. together with all the hutidtnrs
ana Improvements thereon and the here
qliamcuts and appurtcnanccs thereunto
esel9nging being, the same property
thtt Wa conveyed 60 the said Thcresn
tlisweu by Christian D. KIe{uer and
VIE. by deed bearing date on the 2qth
day Or APRIL 1882, reference 20 which
"a hereby made. which said deed g. duly
recorded In the unice Of the clerk OF the
county court OF Marshall county. West
Virginia
Terms Of sale. One-third. or as much
more as the purchaser may elect 10 paw
OF the purchase money cash on tho dav
or sale. the residue in two equal INSTALL
meuts. payable respectively In six ana
twelve months from day Of sale. with
interest. the purchaser 20 give his nego-
table promissory notes Tor the dcferScd
payments and the legal title 10 he re-
ttued Rs a further security until All
OF the purchase money shall be paid
JAMES \. StGAFOOSE.
Jy-iO-i7-c4-Si.
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Mine Resumes Operations.

The Panama mine south of the CITY
operated by the Ben Franklin com.
pany suspended operations YESTERDAY
morning about nine o'clock due 10 a
Dreak down with the OR shaft The
ian which gives the air in the mine
became broken and the officials i'm.
msdlateIy called the men TO the out
been made and the mine will resume
operations this morning as usual A
Wiz report gained quite a circula-
tion Yesterday morning that the / W.
w. organization had closed the mine
which was unfounded
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MenIechen Briefs.

u. =. Kirby. conductor on tn Mounds.
Nille division OF the Wheeling traction
rival OF new boy ~
harry Jennings has returned TO his
nome IN this city af'er spending n fe,y
Gays visiting friends In GAINESVILLE.
MISS Laura Iarr has resigned her no
grocery store "
Dave Henry. who has been vIqi,ir.
IrltndS ana relatives In Grafton for ire
pa several DAYS. Is expected 20 return
70 MS home IN this city to-day
Mrs. W. W. Keller T. recovering fror,
injuries which she received as the Re-
sun or railing on tho pavement in front
OF her home some time ago
y u Peabody. motorman on thu
Moundsville division OF the Vybectf, :.
TRACTION company. a. now wearing The
smile mat VIII not come off as the re-
sun OF the stork leaving him a bounc-
ported doing nicely
Mrs. John Oyerstreet returned yester-
day evening from a visit with friends
In Newark. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Nuldrev ana
sons, Harry and Herman. Will leave ~,
hrst OF next week for points in the
state Of Wisconsin where they viii
spend several weeks visiting relatives
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Private Secretary 20 Warden NJ
J. Brown. issued Invitations 90 tho
execution ~ Silas Jones yesterday
mofnlna. The hanging VIII take place
ihls evening ~ near five O'Clock az
20 .slble only Epapermcn. ply
sentenced him will gain aduitfance
20 the execution TODAY. Jones is the
vie murderer who was granted IA
thirty days rosuuto by Gov. Do ID
Hatfield few hours before No. Was
10 walk 10 tho scan1ld
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Picnic Tomorrow.

The annual picnic and outing Of
the Wolf Run Camp Modern Wood
men OF America VIII be held touor.
row at Phillips Grove. In Connection
with the picnic a big farmers meet.
ing VIII be held. The popular Dallas
Sornet band will furnish the music
curing the day and splendid pro
gram has been arranged Included
IN the list OF speakers are Victor f.
Myers and X. J. Smith Of this citv
Rev. j. l. Gregory OF Cameron and &
>. Musgroye. agent OF the Marshall
county Agricultural society. All are
invited TO attend.
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Inc committee OF local merchants
Who we're recently appointed 20 con.
Ter with the merchants of Banwood
and McMechen regarding the Joint an
nual picnic and otuinE have nearly
completed their work They have do
Clued on giving the affair Wednesday
July p. Special traction cars Will
convey the local picnlCkers TO .ho
park ana return and a special pro-
gram VIII De arranged for the affair.
a large delegation from this CITY Is
expected 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
STEUBENYILLE

SrEUBENNft.r.E % ryi,.
hsiAhep Esq. has secured in ~. --,,,,t
- appcAls peremrtory writ 80 49,
S COMMANDING the county eiertf,n
--Iu enu Secrstary % state a ia
1--we 70 Issue a certificate 81 .lectt,,
- l.oate judge, and 90 have A. re,-f,r,s.
- arc signed and Forwarded TO the ri.r,,
tArdy. but II H. never too ia,o - ,
% poliucSl petit larceny Of an offi...
oy democratic state officials
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Miss Cclrafir GRAY. Df NourdstIIa BE-
visiting bier sister Mrs Tr vs. IS grav.
OF this city. Tor o. flv. dnVr.
Arthur olson and Samuel nelson feft
Yesterday Tor New YORK city. and viii
anll from that city On SATURDAY ah01r .
the fuperatDr FOR MaIrra. sweden. rhers
.ngy viii spend several months visiting
relatives.
Harry Schumacher ~ thIr city VINO
has been visiting friends iu Keyser fsf
seNeral DAYS. ia expected Co return home
ln tee urnr future
Miss br.ruu GrrteUn. a. C0vven "
Va. Be- ti.|tiuE friends on Ashland ave.
niue. thia city.
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Two To Prison

Jailor +. VI. Howard Of this city re-
moved Ira Knight. colored and Joe
herDer' white TO the prison yesterda >,
afternoon where both will begin their
respective sentences imposed upon
them by Judge Hervey al the last ses.
sion or the circuit court. Knight IL
viii be recalled received five years
while kerker received less Both al
legged crimes were committed IN Mar
last term OF court.