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Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
LEWES.

Inspector Kitchens, of the U. S.
Lighthouse Service, reports that the
extensive repair work which he has
been experimenting in this vicinity, is
now practically completed After a
week lay-otf here, Mr. Kitchens and
family will return to their home in
Philadelphia.
While driving in town near the Meth
odist Protestant Church a few days ago.
Clarence Ewing barely averted a ser
lous accident when the reins broke a ID
caused the horse to make a sudden
lunge, which threw him out. He was
injured about the leg, and the wagon
was badly damaged by con ing in Goa
tact with post
Members of the W. C. T. U. of Ebe-
nezer Church and Rehoboth Church.
have contributed several barrels and
boxes of clothing and food to be sent to
the Belgian sufferers
Mrs. Edward Messck and Mrs. Duval
I. Mustard attended the National
Grange at Wilmington last week. Mrs.
Mustard IS Pomona of the Delaware
State Grange.
The home boys Of town are preparing
for The Coontown Minstrels ." to be
given on Thanksgiving night. The pro.
gram promises to be very good. All
desiring to hear the way down South
negro jokes and songs. should witness
TINS star performance given by our
home boys.
Mrs J. C. Walker, who has been
making her home at the Rodney House.
has accepted a position as secretary of
the Hinckley Sanitarium at Rehoboth.
United services will be held Thanks
giving, in which the Methodist Episc0-
pal, Methodist Protestant and Presby-
terian churches will participate. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. julius
A. Herold.
The wrecking crew of the Pennsy
vania Railroad came to town Friday
afternoon, and took up the bridge at
South street for the Richard Dredge to
come through. The smoke stack barely
had space TO get through.
Mary PickfOrd in "Tess..of the Storm
Country" in five acts was snoWn IN
motion pictures at the Auditorium on
Tuesday night for the benefit of the
Women Club, The receipts to be con
tributed to the Belgium sufferers.
Some of the pubhc spirited citizen of
Lewes, are agltating the filling in of
the Block House Pond" for the pur-
pose Of converting it into a play ground
and athletic field. For years It has
been looked upon as a breeding place
for mosquitoes, and this is one of the
main reasons why the Lewes residents
have been desirious to fill it. The prop
osition is being headed by Postmaster
Ebe 7. Lynch
Harry Walls. of Wilmington, has
been home the past week visiting his
parents. George R. Walls.
Rural mail carriers William P Car
ter. Charlie Martin. Walton Virden,
Stephen Pierce have been on a cunning
trip at the Club House down on Reho-
both Bay.
Coolspring Grange. No. A. met at
the home of Eli W Robbins, Saturday
evening. After a very interesting pro.
gram of reading and recitations by
Sallie Creadick and Mrs. Jerome Rob
bins, and also &" Echos " from the Nat
ional Grange. Refreshments was served'
The next meeting Will convene at the
home of George. r. Walls. Saturday
evening, December 5th, 1914.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27

"In northern Poland the fierce fight
ing which has been taking place still
has been without result.
"In southern Poland the battle in
the region OF Censtochowa has come
to a standstill.
HThe official Russian report that
Generals Liebert and Tannewitz were
made prisoners in East Prussia is an
invention. General Liebert at present
is in Berlin and General Tannewits
is at the head of his troops"
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
TURKS FIGHT WAY
TO SUEz CANAL
Ottoman Forces Win Battle
on the ISthmuS.

Turkish troops have reached the
Suez canal. according to an official
communication made public in Con-
stantinople The statement is as i'll.
lows:
Turkish troops have reached the
Suez canal. Fighting has occurred
between Katasa and Teatebe, both
thirty kilometers (about nineteen
miles) east of the Suez canal. and
near Kantara Teo (probably FL Kan
TARA.
English officers and many soldiers,
as well as many wounded. were taken
prisoners. Troops Of English camel
riders and Egyptian police surren-
Tered"
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
HARRINGTON

7. Dickerson has purchased
laW E. Parsonage and has leased
W .r.-,,rd for five years. They will
s.'a' Of the end Of the year, -,
IVY I Leighton McKim has been
~. 49, from a sprained ankle. aSa
Y. .'IS Merritt Burke was recently cleo
y yei,srd Senior Warden of Delaware,
N WIZ Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, of
fnington. &c. ii, LII
Y. .boq tomorrow afternoon. Come
.'5 n see what your neighbor has
~ 4Es s ~ "a
r Dickerson7 has purchased a
i-sr pisno and placed it in his motion
o-g -' Wr and Mrs. Northrup are oc-
rrpg & the new parsonage on Weiner
Tr lIe' Alfred Raughley has returned
~ New York and Buffalo.
\, tbeir return from their wedding
J. y M and Mrs. Harry Murphy were
.,s.aded at the home of the brides
...nts Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Shaw. The
-on m responded with a speech and re-
.;hnents.
m, Ann Trice has been entertaining
4,1j, from Middletown and New
Secal church services were held
" Sunday at the M. E. Church.
4, Robert Watt, D. D. preached both
,nipg and evening, and AnstOn Miles,
\ singer and composer had charge of
I singing while his son played the
lb
Harvest Home services were held at
iites. Evangelist Vickers assisted
I Dsstor. Rev. Mr.. Price.
About $50 was cleared for the new
Iuonage Fund by the Ladies' Aid of
IN. E. Church.
Quite a good sum was realized for
P Church from the supper and
llsr held on Friday and Saturday
slng at the Fireman's Hall.
lrs B. F. Ross and Mrs. R. W. Ross
.nt Thank 3giving with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. COyerdale.
he boys are requested to bring their
ses filed with the ''long green" to
Tie and Shadow Social tonight,
isy at Tomahawk. The program
Iuiing Thanksgiving play, will be-
at Z o'clock. Admission free.
liss Ada Jones received a handsome !
eh Bracelet for playing at the Teach
Institute.
he senior class of the "High School"
hold a Box Social in the Firemen's |
this Saturday evening. The girls |
requested to bring box and the |
8 well-filled purses. Ice cream and |
iv will be for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
CANADIAN cVN8oAT IN FIGHT
Rainbow Saved by French WarshIps
After Being Disabled

Information that has been received
in Portland, Ore, by shipping firms
from reliable sources was to the ef
feet that the Canadian gunboat Rain
bow and the German cruisers LEIPZIG
and Nurnberg had an engagement
several weeks ago, in which the Rain
bow was badly damaged and the ma
jor. of her crew wounded.
TIE Rainbow only escaped destruc-
ton. the advices said. through the
arrival of the French cruiser Mont
calm. The disabled Rainbow was
towed by the Montcalm to Esquimalt,
where a large part of her crew was
placed in a hospital and the boat
docked.
The censorship prevailing in Can
ada, it is said, prevented the account
of the battle from being made public
through regular channels.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
ADAMS CROSS ROADS

lIiss Pearl Todd, of Greenwood, spent
& week with her cousin, Miss Ruth
ans
Mrs. John Adams, Miss Ola Scott and
ls Altha Adams were Milford visitors
b week.
Er and Mrs. Arthur Collision and child
b Of Pennington, were guests of Mr..
ID Mrs Ira Adams OH Sunday.
As viii Todd and Miss Emma Will
1giby, Of Wllliston, ud.. were guests
their sister. Mrs. John Bullock, on
liulsiay.
Hiss Mary Smith. of Greenwood. aud
Us Emma Collision spent the weekend
pa her sister. Mrs. Minnie Adams.
Mss Mira Wright, of Smithville, Md. e,
r the guest of her brother. Robert
night part of last week.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
csIls Il ou.post Fiahtina.

The official bureau in London has
issued the following:
"A small affair between outposts
has taken place between the enemy
and the Bikanir camel corps in Egypt.
hc l.;tes ,ought we'll and killed a
lumber D.. -lc enemy Our losses
veg. tairlc.u missi iu-"
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
TAKE MAN OFF U. S. SHIP
German Who Had Taken Out Citizens
Papers Seized by French Warship.

On the arrival of the American
steamer Windber at the port Of New
York from Bellingham, Wash, by the
way of the Panama canal, it was
learned that the vessel was stopped
in the Caribbean by the French cruis-
er COnde.
After lool ing over the ships papers
a French officer took from the Wind
ber 4. c. II. Pipenhrock, a German
member of the crew. who had taken
out papers as an American citizen.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
puke.s Nephew a suIeIde.

Despondcnt because he could not
recure a commission in the royal navy
and over illness, Guy Ernest Famil-
ton. son Of Lord Ernest Hamilton
committed suicide at the family seat
IN Hortonsoire, near London. He was
twenty years old.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
RUSSIAN.

Between the Vistula and the War
the rivers the Germans have retreated
from the line running from Strykow
to Zgiera, Szadek, Zdunska, VIOLA and
WozniH.
"This line from which the Germans
have retreated runs from the north
east of LODI down past that town and
TO the southwest. (Strykow is nine
teen miles southwest of LOwics).
'eThe Russians are also vigorously
attacking along the Czenstochowa-
Cracow line. This day seems to mark
one of the most important and per
6aps desicive phases Of the war"
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
GERMAN.

'Tn the eastern theater OF the war
the situation has not been decided. In
East Prussia our troops are holding
their own to the northeast OF tie
plain of the Mauer lakes.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
More noer Rebels Taken.

An official dispatch from Pretoria
announces the capture Of 100 mora
Boer rebels. including Commandant
Jordan and four other officers.
Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
Come To See Me.

n M Write or phone me this month about
Tome 10 see We. your magazine subscriptions l can
save YOU money If they expire until later order now
nd II wear from the expiration get the beneht OF my
ebep prices for the bargain month Each order gets ny
perona attention. your magazines have not come
and regularly place your order with me and nave no
froube Send YOUR where il will do the most
an irvine 70 get 3 subscriptions this month 70 the Ladies
Home Jornal Saturday Evening Post and Country Senea
ch s O Aiso years subscriptions to the Womans home N
snon or American Magazine for 81 regular 81 50 each
L W. PRETTYAAN. 7O9 W. sth S.. Wiluninston Del
HELPLEss UNABLE TO WALK FOR FOUR YEARS
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War.ood Bri.fs

" p Reeves. OF Warwood will
leave this morning for Weston where
DE will spend the week on business
Motorman John Jackson OF the
Panhandletraction line and family OF
Twenty sixth street spent sunday Wis
iting friends az Brookside
Mr. and Mrs. George Thrau ana
family Of Eighteenth street will leave
IN few days for visit 10 Column
bus %.
Miss Esther Blllter. OF Mounds
Vile has returned home after visit
Ing her grandmother In Center War
wood
Miss Cora Darrah. % Seventh street
left sunday morning for a VISIT TO
friends down the river
The Brooke Electric company has a
large force OF men working on the
putting In 81 some new poles along
Warwood avenue
Pete Lasch corner Sixteenth street
and Warwood avenue is expected
home from business trip 20 Wash
ington. ID. &.
Since the state has gone dry a large
number o. people have been riding on
the Panhandle traction cars 20 Min
60 and other wet points in northern
Ohio
Work has been completed on the
building Of r. p. Schafers house on
Warwood avenue
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81 cIaIftvIII. Rrlrf,

Miss ANY Henderson 81 Cleveland
Is the guest Of local relatives
Misses Anna and Alice Lonely are
spending few days with relatives N
Cadiz. O.
Albert Beck OF Wheeling was d
business visitor az this place Monday
afternoon
Frank BumEarner and family o.
Mdhsllon. o., are spending a short
,lme st the home o. John RauEh on
East Main street
Former treasurer. Rudolph Weum4r
Archer. ~ Columbus. was calling an
old friends yesterday
Me Carl Morton and children q
0.'lnfnNllle. are visiting ar the home
o., her parents Mr. and MR. W W
Morton on Main street
fhneral services over the RENAME
or william Wilson. formerly Ion 0f
LtIlr- NJ i-1n. proprietor OF the CIsr-
fuluu Hotel Tor num- Der ur re.r..
were conducted yesterday from f-a
lafe home ar Pitfsburgh ia The H..
ceased had been aiiinF dhr some time
vito heart trouble and leaves q a.tfa
and two children.
To local * ~ p. T.rfra aw frIf
heir weekly meeting mia rvr-i.s i-
Iheir lodge rooms Orb the Troll fTiIf
lN- several matters Of imrorfarea
aI come before The merfIrr and
after 'ln business "a social time u.u
Do enjoyed by the member
e-orer Collin and wife ana Earf
collins and family Of Teueff % .r.
% The home of Frank Wrrf
IN the East End
. Wayne Van curcr hes returned On
HaruearIIln where hr holds a- |---.-
Ltnt position with tbe National Ta.r.
Tl01e Company.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE
Beatty Trantfsrs FIl.d

ST. GAINESVILLE. o. Aug 10
ne following realty transfers were
lii.q ~ the recorders office MONDAY
from Efhe Shelf % s. = Harbout
lLHct OF land situated IN Pease town
snip, consideration $40
From Clara Collins 10 Antonio Dt
aolo' tract of land situated In Beli
are consideration s. 300
rom isaac FOrman 20 Josie LIKE
,la,l on land situated In Shadyside .
consideration S21OO.
from bess Burns 20 Jacob bowman
I1ragt OF land situated In Martins
F,LIN consideration $40
FROM Tom Edmunds 20 EDGAR Tr
WIN. tract of land situated In Wartins
cry. consideration $3.50
fIom Charles Dunn % 7 w GsbeI
.Is,i or land situated in St claire.
vile. confederation ST.
FROM Abel Williams to Cora sbry
. .,s,i oi land situated in Barnesviile
from p l. Sedgvick 20 Mary Sod.
Hicks tract Of land situated In Mar
ms Ferry. consideration 81
from Ebert Hoskinson IN gs-.
Kirkland. tract Of land situated ir
9n,s,dyside consideration S252s
FROM ID McNcy to Cora shry tract
oi land situated in BarnesviIle con.
-i1erafi0n 81 ''"
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Rlre again che meeting 81 the Foi-
.aa7lsre CtfI council nirh sas 90 have
20 ATlA an e..H 9. m. uu last saturday
eve nluE vas postponed on account ~
l.Ht having quorum MaNor IA
l-"-frn ans Eecurder hlrN smith Uers
fl|HrHt ann tsn CouuCIlmen. but meet
~ could not te Conducted uifh only
nose present An official said A man
Pm 'Ulre cannot b. present az all meet
NiAas bAt mere Oh mo- excuse rur . ,--s,ls-
. -t.ilAN or fuIlanHnee "a miss three Or
-FOUR meetings Iu surcession An0ther
-tl4- have held an Orfc. in Foitans-
zee almost cuuuuuaug since the tuN \
o. rNortfeu and have not rnfs--sf a
N.rLnE unless 4 notified the mayor
30 OF rlano. special meeting o. the
titnNil has been called FOR nest ru~z-
80 morrow evening. and 20 o.
npped that az least = quorum viii at
lr.d me regular meeting has veen
~ Iur nent -aturdAy eLenlnE.
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Nj and Mrs. James Is Reed and
mother returned last evening from a
Visit ~ ten days 90 Cleveland. ohio and
along the great lakes
MrH. p. =. Caddi,k and children.
James and Malva. have retur-ed frCr,, I,
Y. and Apollo. Pa
ttarrY Briggs and -1ohn shirley were
W hseliug visitors on SATURDAY
'hnlll L1ndeu is the new owner Of a
me shepherd dog.
!ta Mariner and Harold gteck we're
'- ~ da3 visitors az Beech Bottom
ne Atkinson reunion held al Ferrti-
-nn grove on Saturday was largely a.
Misses Rachael Morgan ana Ret.
Jones returned this affern.Dr o., ,b.i-
MONIES a. New Castle. Pa. after a pleas
80, l'u gays visit With Follansbee
81 Ruli' a number from here attended
.-' -arsed band concert az stanton rsrL
on sunday evening '-'
T.h"ol starts four weeks from, to-dsy
ne trlal of the Golfers man arr.-f.s
,l-i monday for threatening 10 sbc,t
mas not yet been held "'''
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P0LLANSBEE

tHl.L-ANsEEE. ~ Va AZ fr-A
Nl W. utswnFrH 81 rna EnIInra-
49, MIA trust as r~fr ~ - - ID
a-arnru U~uhsr IaF MaHEar lei
NfanfrF nnrfh Or fran o. Easf zar-
enc a. asaal frnse ar-ssuf re-
NAME over sight - ra-ar. -. 60
70 Zone @ ~ Nalkar sas = IrrIa...s b
ia'e-. aua TIE fraflre % rna ulrrf
tar laan party held fruu o. o.
All Hers afftred On fr@ lafesf
alsa NlaHasr. which urre very slIr-
a. m neaf had hen f-f~rsa
knnat m daI a great cntrE-u
80 eaa served nrf al STAYED over
.l-r tae saArlr "a re- rs1fef az rra u1on
"1 sunday a rrgrsa O. tive 90
- 81 r. sas present. 81 fhe rslrfuu
40 So Firfures. uhIrn ulll - rur-
$500 70 tns cuuCrru No. lu the West
NNal lnNsT grreruf 81 the r-lulun
Say HlakrlF. James stephens
..tlrft FrtTstn. Nrs.ey Nahah- rheo-
ore -etEfried Jay ard rall Walker
and Chullr LlrdeIf
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COMPANIES WIN

A .'lrpE. VIE Aug 10 To-
~ ,,.. o[olFrf 70 effect ne revo~siio1
rt-.,.- charters f0 the Werfe-r
FhiIadrIDhIa and ReafIr- TO- 80. ll'
were won bF fha rorrr..-.-- l..
..yn announced f1fav 81 r,f--
=. a. J. sauborn RI " Co..
-rr-.r hofIsaaf The r0mrTairf
l thaf each company re-1oe.'s
,...-. Iiom the state 10 fedarsi
f.-.-r,.. t.,lt n state laws. bur the
TOT cause for reF0kirv fbe i.~cr..-
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Electrical Companies
Entering the City Of
Ben~ood, w. Va.

Nne NaNcr ara CauuCll 90 ffa CITY %
Arnuurd Marshall County Wet ~
Ill ~ tnrlr nFAt regular uerfluE 70
- rFlt On tne liza raf 90 August lals.
IN Nrrlr lnuncll Cham trrs receive anl
Cpru sealed hlds. frrrr the several E-ir-c-
tflIa. Null.ArlEs entering TO- LHfF. On =
contract o. furnish Scr $500 mEhfinr
49,. lamps % various MattaErr.
lntl zee - zee for a. term 81 nut less
tEan uNe 1Fars. bttlrrs o. su-cifs fNrc
80 make % Arc LAMPS. uEhts % barn
rf-rA alEhf from dark e. daun
Ane Company aecFufnf BENG rfrlirrI
- lafnlsh NEhts noe later than The Lea
4al 70 ~rEtruahrf. 1914
A1trrss a. cids a. p Prank nranncn-
NitN flrrk. kenuna,f ~ IA
lhe touncil resrrVcs ths FiEht @ re-
Jet anF 90 al biaE-
EN order %
ne Mayor ana Council Of fNa CITY Of
henuuud " Va
~ ,. FRANK nRANNES
eA-l-o CITY Clrrk
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10TH KENDERToN

ave ana the beach. me center on an a.
SIa'hgns and best bathing Capacity
-Vg ElsNator. private baths. etc Nof-J
labls hathing from house no charre
special. - up weekly. J. a q MrCiu
1uly1O-e6t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Plans for the lawn fete which viii
BE- given Wednesday evening were
completed az the meeting held in the
hose house. corner FIFTH street and
Warwood avenue. last evening AZ
ter the meeting eEas over a large
wire vas stretched which will be- used
Tor furnishing the light for the even
Ing
The ladies Of South Warwood met
~ the home of Mrs Ray Yost Ina
South Warwood and much business
was completed. The ladies will have
charge OF selling ice cream. cake and
candy.
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PROBATE OF WILL
Frohats ID IN

Erpnata OF VIII.
Nlttcf ot thc CLERK County Court
Tn the Matter 90 the Probate III the
LAST VIII and Testamrnt OF Wilbur IA
Eallman. deceased
The object 90 the Petition MED IN this
matter 90 ire let dFv 90 August. 1914
J. % have admitted o. probate the paper
~, unE lufporung 81 q the Last VIII
and Isstamrut % Wilbur d. TaIIrnan.
deceased. bearing date the mn dny of
srptemher. 1879. And ~ Appearing
from an affidavit made before me bv
Lllcn 7. haalstt one ~ the petitioners
therein. that Mrs ELLEN r. English John
lopping. wilbur Topping Albert
~ sioppins. gcorsc Iopping. Prank W. WIZ
Louis vs.. Ladd. Mr.. Elirabcth Rarr~tf.
MARI louise IoppiuE. Albert Topping
80 on george TupptuE. Helen Topping
Lat,man ladd. minor. and the said
lalluan Ladd b. Joseph a. Curl his
Guardian al htcm. Carolyn Iadd Helen
hnElish and the unknown heirs and dis
Nlpuises % Nilbur a. TalIman de-
ceased. are non-resideuts OF the STATE Or
vest Virginia. 90 ~ ordered that
they do appear a. my offire ia
we city u Wheeling West VIZ
Einia IN the county and state
aiof'Held. within one month after the
cate nf the first publication hereof ana
terests IN said matter
ne hearing - said petition h. set for
We oth day % September 1914. a. 10
o'clock a m.
Published first time August 4 le1.
JOHN H WELLS
of West Nirgtuia
Erskinc. Palmer a Curl
Attorneys for the Petitioners
au-N-Ir-IEa-r
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Breummer T. HiIdebyaod,i

Z. rr-' II 'eotofa hhf zmbalmsrs
.rr.a-.F..-. nI.A tWerfV. Hrrrnf 80
ngen faE and rirht
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oroanIr. M,nsoiI, cIuh

Young men Of Center Warwood
have organized a mandolin club The
following were the organizers. Bernie
Fisher William Stuntz. Harry Ken.
nedy and Mr.. Thompson The men
viii hold meeting every week az DIFF
ferent places 10 b. thought that tha
nrst meeting viii be held this even
ing II b. thought that some Other
men viii Join the organization in the
near future
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Reguiar monthly practice raeetinE
Of the Warwood band was held yes-
terday evening AZ $50 O'Clock al the
North WarwOod hose house on Twel-
~ fourth street Most OF the mem
uFrs Nere present and the evening
was spent In prartlcinE music which
viii b. played "wednesday evening I'D
the lawn fete which viii BE- given by
the members Of the rloveland Voiun-
teer Fire and Protection association
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HOTEL NEW ENGIANn

SDl Ih CAROLINA Az and Reach
lrlNate baths. running water IN rooms
elevator 90 street level Pine uorrb.-.
'apafltl. 500. Special rates noolf.f
BRYAN a WILLIAMS
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

Foh HENT-Two Furnished roo,,- -
nlcke. 16 Eleventh street nWfi
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

AHriuta AZ glns- 60 beach ana an At
tractinns fnuarffy SOC. Sea water
naths. private arf uuhlir. are coai
s-,.stors extensive purchss. etc
$500 American plan. fgEa % taii-.
10 W D. NIAM
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street ComuisEiouer Edward bronx
and ANAL force 90 men are WorkInr
ou The ming % the sever al tha co...
nrr n Ihird street and Warwood ave-
nue. Work was started this morning
ana Lhey expect % complete the work
By "Wednesday u possible The sevrr-
has been stopped up for sometime and
f has been causing much trouble 10
many 90 the people OF that part % me
town
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IN" InIIoNlHE cases were rfaf IN
In clerks Office. Monday 5sg.
NnfnEL plaintiff Ea Peter rha-ru-'-r
LfIfH1arf. frr PLAINTIFF rIaima fbst
.n std day N August 1910 tho al.
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h'fnrrrVa "a Y WaIFr- ana
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james Cr.nrruI rraIrIr va La.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

scott Porter has purchased a new
Fprd roadster from the Heryy garage
pol ellsburE. tie brought the macrfn-
up on saturday afternoon. and has a
ready made several trips in a. The Ola
mac nine formerly owned by him was
Wellsburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11
HOTEL MAJESTICvlrsinls az.

lions ocean view. CAPACITY 400 F.f.,.-
lols private baths. white service. 80
Sup.rior table Special gIgs So IN vel
- i-so up daily Booklet
Avg 5-6-daily NJ cNsr--rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

fglly 200 people from Foilanshe~ At
leHoed the closing - the Moose rafa
week at SfeuhenFille on Saturday ~Ven-
lnE The carnival which showed during
IN" week Vas the largest seen IN this
.|'lt"n Tor many years. and goes neat
on Saturday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-11

Fred Shaddick. sr who ura- so-foy.ly
injured iu an automobile accident Nth
-eNeftl other fullansbee men rour weeks
- ~ improving nicely. and was able
To ne taken doWustaIrs and onto -
lIont porch on sunday. the hrst FOR