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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
Mothers Friend
Before Baby Arrives

during several weeks % expectancy
there r. a splendid external embrocaton
in our Mothers Friend" ln which
thousands ~ women have the most
unboundcd confidence. They have used
Do and know. They tell 81 ita wonderful
influence 90 ease the abdominal muscles
ana how they avoided those dreaded
stretching pains "a are % much talked
shout This safe external application r.
gently used over the skin 70 render o.
nmenahle 90 the natural stretching whlch
% uudergoeH. The myriad Of nerve
threads just beneath the rkin a. thus
relieved u unnecessary pa-in-uroducInr
causes and great physical relief g. the
result ag expressed ~ n host % happy
mothers who write from personal
experience.
Il g. a subject that IA women should
20 familiar With 20 Mothers TrIendf
has been in use many years. has been
given The most sewers tests under most
oil trying conditions and fs recommended
By women Who to-day are Fraudmothena
aud who iu their earlier years learned
% rely upon this splendid afd 90 women
Mothers Friend" ~ declared ~ q
multitude - women 90 b. just what eu-
pertant motherhood requires
You can obtain Mothers rrfendH IL
almost auy drug store Get n b1ttia
todsv and then wrfte frr our utfia boa.
Adfress Hradfrid nruiator Go, az
lamar BIDS Attanta, c.
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CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRHAL DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES.

II you know someone who IL trOu
tied with catarrhal deafness OF head
noises. cut out this formula and hand
10 to them and you will have been the
means OF saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total desfness. Expert.
ments conducted I'm England some
time ago seem to prove conclusive
~ that catarrahal deafness. head
noises. etc. were directly caused by
constitutional trouble. II VAS further
brought out that salves. sprays. nhal-
crs. etc. merely temporize with the
complaint. and seldom. n ever. effect
a permanent cure. This being 70. much
time and money were spent In perfect.
inc a pure. gentle. yet effective tonic
that would quickly dispel all traces
Of the catarrhal poison from the sys-
ten. The prescription which was
eventually formulated and which has
aroused the belief that catarrhal deaf
ness and head noises will Don be ev-
ti1Ct is given below in understandable
form 80 that anyone can treat them
selves In their own home a. little ex-
penEe.
Secure from your druEgist I on. Par.
mint Double Strength. about -
worth Take this nome and add 20 10
pint Of hot water and 4 OF. 81
graduated sugar. stir until dissolved
Take % Tablespoonful four times a
day
Parmint is used in this way not only
60 reduce by tonic action. the innam
nation and swelling in tho Eustachian
Tubes. and thus fo cqualizc the air
pressure on the drum but TO correct
any cycoss Of sccrefions boz the middle
ear.
Every person who har rafarrh IN
form should EItc This recipe a trial
and free themselves from this destruc
tive disease
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nsllaira nrsfn

Fred Stewart Of Monara IA 10 s,.,d
ing a rev days with friends i1 the civ
Mrs John Stanley has returned "a
friends here. "
" wyrick has returned from q,
''slt WITH friends a. Columbua
Iord phillips has returned from
Mrs. j. o. McsraW. ri = gtr..,
neen called 60 Kansas city bv me
H.. !tlngss 81 q relative
..arles CHASER is 900 a. her home
Niles mildred watt has returned "a
nome l belmont after q visit with
Mice Eua Gsor9s III ~. CITY i- y,-,,
hsr aunt Mrr charles garyev of
p Gibson o. Noble street. has re-
4rnl from "a visit with relatives ri
D. strong Manage ~ me stror-
lpWpHnw ~ rsbriur ia spend.
'n ? few dave iu HoliaIre
'lyde keIlar entertained n rarf.
~ friends laFf eFerlur Hf her home .H
lraae Blum o. Blum Hr1s store O.
eNrectrd homo TODAY fr1m
trip fo New YorE and p-fI4dsf-rfs
W. and Mrs rfaries hammond of
are The parents OF H
Mics Neima Workman has returned ID,
nl Mon .-clo college after o. visit uIfH
Nlss Nly Unughrrts HaH returned fa
"lIrffH aftrr a rfuIf uIfH friends bore
VIZ and Mr. r q Uarmrr ur grf-.
hnua Former residents N fHfa ga. ~.
tlL"E uu friends bore
MI J1seplIua OHM haa returned .a
after .UNIUr IT, few FH.H
9Th relatives boz I|f.
p workman ~ SOL HlH.rarIIr. uHa
ne r.rrf ~ friends here rrafarlaU
telIal smith Doe returned fratI
= H' VIII 'r|rrnH Hf Beaver. ga
W. and Sire tired rrrrrr .r THfI..
ar. rrfa ~ Nr and MrH La.I.
blfna rr Gravel UIII
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBTRG. W. Va. Feb. "a
Jurors were M for the hrst term
or PENN The circuit court OF Brooke
morning. February %. when several OF
me smaller cases on the docket we're
tried before Judge Chas. g. Newman.
All Of the jurors were present Tuesday
morning to answer TO roll call and were
kept In court all lay. The Jurors were
been declared a holiday by the court.
The case OF Charles Shaner. Of Fol
~lansbec. against Ward and j. r. Patrick.
engineers was taken up az 10 "a. m. This
case was appealed from the court Of
justice. I'D T.. smith. OF Follansbee. and
which Shaffer claimed was due him FOR
Inspecting the street paving az F~ollauS-
bee during the months Of June. July and
n n was present m court with his
attorney. y T. Ramsey and testified
see 60 the street paving In Foliansbee.
IN MAY, 1919. lie was Co receive $3.50
PSeTr t dSS' m @nd W." wa {R1Ssid tor MS ss,55viSs,
had received nothing since that. 400
after trying %. get tho money from HE
he worked 20 days in June. Is in JULY
aud 20 Boa August for which he had re-
Attorney Harry p. McCamic represent
ed The defendant in this case. The de-
PENDANTS claimed Shaner did not work
ttSRes' Time f9d E TSf a. be P9IsSS1 Ss- ~, r9r
defense claimed Shumer had worked
on other Jobs while he was supposed 10
be Inspecting the street paving and bat
be had received pay for All work be- had
done Witnesses in the case were Geo
\ smith. president o. the Eulluushca
cuuncl 80 the time when Shafer was
hired Mayor r D. Rogers. OF Foiinuz-
bee william Lake. city clerk Mike Alc-
Nahau and Arthur T. MrCurt
The jurors Iu this case were o. o.
Lawrence Chas p Hall Earl McEruum-.
newton West. Elmer Rome. a o. Jones.
e. " Poland. John s. scott. Carl tnuu.
selman g. Arbogaft. p s. circuit. aud
IS. y E1s0u.
~ 90 10 o. n. the IurE adjourned Go
their rooms after hrHriuE The final ma
ufrurfluns from fnH attorneys and judge
and ln fweufy minutes returned with o.
verdict Of TIE Who'll. amount uf flTf for
the plaintiff
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AT ONCE! PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN STOPS
INDIGESTION, GAS, SOUR STOMACH

theT faVorite foods without fear
thcy know Il Is needless To- nave a bad
stomach.
Get a large nftyCent case Of Papes
b~iSpepsin from any drug store ard
put your stomach righL stop being
miserable-lfe Is too shcu-you're
not here long. so make YOUR STAY
agreeable Eat what YOU like and d.
Eest q. enjoy IL. without fear OF rebel.
lion in M stomach.
Papc's D~iapepsin belongs IN your
home should one OF the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. OF in case OF an attack OF iadi.
gesuon, dyspepsia. gastritis or st,m-
ach arrangement. II Is handy to give
instant relief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
Bridgeport Briefs.

Attorney W. w. Cowen. OF St.-Clairs.
Vile, was a business visitor In this
city yesterday.
Benten services will be held in the
st. Paul's church this evening
Bert Majors, OF st. Clalrsville. was a
business visitor In his city yesterday
W. r. King. Of Holloway. a former
resident Of this city was a business
visitor herr yesterday.
Mrs. John Kuhn and children have
returned home after a short visit in
Cleveland.
Nathan Holloway. OF Flushing. was
"a business visitor In this city yes
.terday.
Probate Judge John Nichols. OF st.
C~lairsville. was in this city yesterday
on business.
g. W. Anderson. Of Orange. y. J..
left yesterday for Point Pleasant. 10
spend a week with friends before re-.
turning home.
G. y. Albasin left yesterday for In
dianapolis on a short business trim.
Frank Woody has returned from a
short trip 10 the coal fields At Sha.
mOkin. Pa.
Any item Of interest for this paper
can De left az Roberts a. Frederick
drug store or call 312- on Bell phone
az Martins Ferry
The regular mid week PRAYER ser.
vices viii b. held in an the churches
this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
Wsllahurr P.raonals.

Hebron Robson, Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
general mauage Of tho West virginia.
or In Welisburg. ON TUESDAY.
Tony Leoui. OF ToilanSbee. was fr
WellshurE today buying grain.
Jack Schoonmaker was a. business
visitor TO Wheeling ON Tuesday after
noon
Marshall y. Duyall. Of Stcubenvilie.
was "A WellsburE business visitor ON
Tuesday and also visited among friends
on Tuesdav evening.
w. p klieu. of Independence. Pa. was
"a business visitor in town on tuesday.
william Campbell. OF Bethany. called
on friends en- this city Today.
Mrs. W. T. Green. Of Brilliant. was
calling on friends today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENVILLE. O.. Feb 23-In
the case OF J. w. Porter VS.. Admr. o.
Bezaleel Risher estateagainst James
Kelly ct al. an order was issued to
.appraise, with j. c. Au,t. James Aic-
.Conville and James Reynolds as ap-
~praisers.
The case OF the Hartje Paper Mfg.
company VS.. the S~teubenville a East
Liverpool Railway and Light company
growing out Of a contract as 10 the
furnishing OF electric power and ligh.
to the paper mill involving a large
sum Of money "a amicably adjusted
today after a conference and the trial
set for today was called off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
MARTINS FERRY
store Rooms SCARF.

several months there was quite .
nemoer OF empty store rooms in the
.tIdl part OF the city. but at the pres
ent tine there are but few and IN H.
sala these viii be taken up in the next
w weeks The deal that was closed
BUSINESS places to seek other quarters
~ Is said that the Goldberg cIothing
company Will move into the Hipk1fs
store room at the corner OF the aIiev ne
tween hlrd and Fourth street. but the
Lee jim. h Laundry man. has NOT de-
cided where he will move TO. II il safd
mat plans are on foot for the opening OF
a large department store IN this citV.
out al the present time there are no
rooms In the Central part OF the CITY
large enough for such a cnncern-
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the street car rails 20 become very
slippery and the motormen had their
troubles.
The members or the Belmont County
M Society have been notified that
q meeting OF the society will be held in
Bcllaire. Saturday afternoon.
The Locally baseball fans are boosting
hard FOR the Central League games 20
be played in his city.
Several candidates were initiated ir,,
the Knights Of Pythias lodge at their
meeting held last evening.
All Of the manufacturing plants OF
the city viii pay their employees Satur-
day Of this week and a large sum OF
money Will be paid out.
The members OF the y. 4. e. were
Pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Miss Grace Moore last evening.
The spcakeasy operator who was fined
IN Mayor Wyckom court Monday even
ing Will be taken Co the count JAN to-
dav
Rev. George Rtzor. of this city. IL con-
ducting revival services az Rayiand this
week
The Womeu's Missionary Society of
st fauls Episcopal church will meet at
the home OF Mr". r. a BlaCkford to-
morrow afternoon.
Bert and John Krim went to Smith
held yesterday morning 90 attend a horse
sale that was held az that place.
several uut-of-toWu people attended
the Davis funeral held en- this city yes
terdny afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
WARW00D


A. the meeting OF the WarWood coun-
~ last evening. a new ordinance was
s1opted changing the night OF meetins
rom tuesday 20 Friday evening. IN.
,hahge has been under consideration Tor
several weeks and last nights action
va not a surprise ~ was decided that
Improvements b. made 10 Reilly HuI
rosd, which Il now I'm bad condition.
Other matters were considered
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To Dr. ruIl that u mCetuE Ui tnr Tire
department viii be- held ln the next fcw
DAYS. az which time steps viii D. taken
toward asking council Co purchase two
more hose trucks for this city Both the
Liberty and NiElluuf trucks are be- bad
condition and are unsafe for the men TO-
ride on going fU a fire an inv atlEI-
tiun % the small machines has been
INSIDE and no wra found Dol RI large sum
OF money would bod. tu D.. expended fn
place them Boz good condition.
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DON'T SUFFER- HERE'S THg
QUICKEST AND SUREST
STohAcH RELIEF
KNOWN.

Time a., In a few minute all stom.
seh distress IL gone. Nc indigestion.
heartburn. sourness or belchinE OF
gas. acid. Or eructations OF undigest.
ed food. no dizziness. bloatiug. foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomaehs.
Il is the surest. quickest stomach
cpctor IN the whole world. and be-
SIDES. IL Is harmless.
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LOYDS WILLIE, 0.

LoHDsEiLLE. o.. Feb es-supt. Geo.
tpsLe ana vile. went TO Cincinnati on
'hey expect TO be gone "A week.
Mr.. and Mrs. EnEle Of Tniontou,
tormerly Martha Estep, were recent Wis,
Itors mere with Mr. and Mrs. Max Ham
The stork arrived In town recently
and left two boys. one al TN. homs -,
m Gossett and the other al the home
OF Harry Estep.
4 box social was held here on Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. Max Ham
merle FOR the beneht or the NJ. II.
church The affair was Ia the nature of
a George Washington social
Nj and Mrs. Chas. Lopez and family
OF bsimont spent Sunday here with Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. Lopez.
Mr. and Mrs. David Toge OF Norris
t9Nn' spent SUNDAY here with Mr.. and
Mr.. Harry Sipe OF Morristown. was
calling on friends i'm town last Friday
Mr.. J. g Taggart. our popular school
teacher, visited from Friday until Mon
day with home folks near HarrisviIIe.
Miss Nora Williams OF elmon -
here with her sister. Mrs. Geo. Pogue.
visiting for a short time.
Mrs, Jennie Williamson and Mrs. sue
Thompson were recent visitors here with
Mr.. and Mrs. W Williams.
Messrr. Ed, Chris and Ar He'll were
business visitors here last week and
spent the night with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
l.. George.
a birthday PARTY was given nst week
here by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank winteps
Tor them son Irwin. In honor Of his six
teenth birthday. quite "A lot OF Young
folks were present and a most enjoyable
evening was spent In games. etc.
Mr.. sylvester George OF Bethesda. was
calling on his numerous friends and
relatives here last week.
Mr.. VIII ColviE OF Wheeling drove out
In his auto last Sunday and spent the
day here with Rev. and Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. Emily Hunt OF Bethesda. Is a
visitor here with her sister Miss Nelia
Bewbry.
Messrs. Cylde clark and willard
George attended a party given at the
home or Cecil Campbell by the Sopho-
more class ON last Monday evening
Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Cha
Hammerle. Mrs. W. l.. George and DIT.
J. T.. Drcnnon
Miss Estelia Atkinson has returned
from an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. Lizzie Louder and family OF
Flushing.
Miss Alice Roscoe IL here v~isitin- her
cousin. Mrs. Martha George and family.
Mrs. Rebecca Michener went to
Bridgeport on Tuesday 10 visit a while
with her son. Mrs. Robert Kitchener and
family.
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IN. IHUTHfHrH ~ America held H we'll
Intended meeting Dol fHnI| hail Hr Mfra
over street IfHf evening
Regular WIu.w rrE prayer services Will
evening
THe mrwHfr uf fHl Industrious
DANES VIII H. TIsIHHuNF entertained Hf
fNr home HT NTa samuel UuaEIua Co..
wHrrHu afternoon
Tho rfaI rfusHI.lf fIf tus perform.
Fu.f of IHr Ladies MIraITtiH wac held
Boo IH. TIr.f ~rr.aEFferItu church ffs.
evening
The IHHgI HIrH rUlI basket baII team
rNI UIH. the Lisbon high a.HuHI team
IHIH| rErnIuE ~ fHia wees
Good progress Del being made uu rIH".
= fIr concrete on the third floor ~ too
new bank huIIIInE ur South IuurfH
street
The .1iu Hrstr.Ia. afternoon caused
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24

Luclan kriulgy. the Young man who
injured hts back I'm uftinE the side of
= plano. which be was helping TO move
from "a house below the Watsr ueart
during tho recent flood, Wa removed 10
the wheeling hospital after Il tuusuIta-
ton OF the a~ttcndiug Physicians When
Il was found that he e. iu "a very had
condition.
hriuley was working for a. " holland
at the time ne was injured and had
helped move a number of pianos frt-
houses but when hc finally attempted ft
llft the sid. OF one himself ne felt a.
well since. .
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Miss Mary Lamb OF West Alexander.
Is the guest at the home Of friends and
relatives In Center Warwood.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson
OF south Warwood. a son. yesterday.
Mrs. Walter W. Kemp Of North War
wood, has returned after visiting reia-
tives at West Liberty.
Car No. ) Of the Panhandle traction
line was received Yesterday from the
Island car barn after being repanited
and given a general o~verhauiinE.
Mrs. August Kindelberger Of South
Warwood avenue. g. improving after be-
ing III FOR the past couple Of DAYS.
Mrs. W. II. smith Is still seriously III
at her home on Twentieth street.
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Fabrey PunsraI rhur,a.v

Funeral services for the ar rr,as,
n hnrey. WAC died at his home in Soutb
Dsiialre. Monday morning will be held
viii be conducted at 2 O'Clock In cbsrSs
or ttev: Whitman. Interment viii he In
MI calvary cemetery on Rose Hiu
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Infant Child Dies.

Thomas Clyde. nine-months-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill. died at
the home Of the parents in Aetnayjlle
yesterday morning. after a lingering
illness. The child had been in for
some time OF pneumonia. I'D TO a
late hour last evening no ARRANGEMENTS
had been completed for the funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24
Marriage

The following marriage licenses wsr.
ISSUED At the county clerks 0mirg ON
Tuesday. February e5rds
William Thomas Thiclsmam. Washing.
ton, Pa, and Haddie Marie Leonard.
Washington. Pa.
Joseph Craig Ferguson. W~ilkiushurI
Pa and Hilda Philomcno Lynn. Pitts
burEh. Pa
Lewis q Flick. Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Grace r. HaunlEan. Pittsburgh. Pa
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Men who are familiar with speak
easy conditions here say that in the
blind tigers" in the north end OF the
city and on lower Market stree. Joints
they have been selling a brand Of stuff
called whiskey. which. IL enough "a
would set men crazy OF Kill
them. II is made at a cost OF r. cents
per gallon. based on a recipe that was
bought here eight years & for SIS.
The chemicals Used are deadly in
character. II IS liquid death.
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Tickets will be placed on sale today
FOR the two performances OF the Ladies'
Ministries. which will be given in the
high school auditorium on Thursday and
Friday evening, March II and -. The
entertainment will be given under the
auspices Of the Woman's Auxiliary 10
the city hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24

The miners In this vicinity are In "a
nervous state over a report that was
circulated in this city yesterday TO the
effect that the benefits OF three dollars
per week which have been paid to the
men for some time would be cut. IL is
said that the check for this weeks bene-
hts h now several days late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24

The report or the test 81 the drinking
water. which was made by the Coleman
Laboratories. In Wheeling last week
shows that the water D. pure In every
way and that - can be safely used for
drinking purposes. 4 test ~ all or the
milk that Is now used In the home In
which there " typhoid fever will be
made I'm order 20 ind n cause Tor the
disease.
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Held MeetIno.

a meeting OF all the pastors. oni.
GERS n teachers OF the Sunday
schools in Pease township was held
IN The Kirkwood Presbyterian church
last evening. Several important mat.
tiers in regard TO standardizing the
work in the township was taken up.
Another meeting will be held in the
near future at which time further
plans will be made.
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Punsral

Funeral services were held Yesterday
afternoon from the home OF his son
george Davis. On Locust street. over the
Iemains or the late Levi y. Davis. who
aled AT MS nome on south Fourth street.
saturday afternoon. Teh services were
IN charge OF Rev. J II McClay. pastor
largely attended. Thoburn Post. q a
X. OF which the deceased was a member
attended the funeral. Intcrment was in
RtVerview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24

The German Savings Bank or this
city viii In a short time let the coutra-
for ~ new bank building. which will be
erected on their property at the corner
Of Fourth and Walnut street. u g. known
that for some time the directors have
been talking Of "a new building. but Il
was only made public this week.
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Carefully Treat
ChiIdren's Colds

Fegisot Of ohldrsn's colds often iayaths
~toundau0n ~ serious lung trouble. on
ths other hand, DO b. harmful 20 cuntfnn.
ally dose delicate little at9machs with ir.
ternal msdirines or 90 Keep The children
always indoors.
Plenty Of fresh air In The bedroom and a
good Application Of Niak's yer. O-Eub'
halve over ths throat and chest 81 the first
slgn on trouble will Keep The little chars
Tree trum colds without iuiuriug their d..
gesious 25e, Co.. or e. 90.
HE oENuznE ~ nus rpsDF marx
NAPORUB"
WEKC Group and CATW
MlNAAS Pneumonia 9ALNE
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Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon from 81. Paurs Episcopal
church on Walnut street. over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth Pur-
cell, who died at her home in Wheeling
Friday. The services were in charge
OF Rev. Harry L. Hadiey. pastor OF the
church. lnterment was In Riverview
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-24

This probably will be the last week
pf the revival services In the South
Rellaire NJ. r. church. Rev. Hart has
announced the following services for
the remainder OF the week. "Wednesday
night a special service will be held for
yOunE men. Thursday night Rev. Hart
viii preach on. The Half Babed Cake
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Tho second trial Tor the daE took up
AZ 90 30 n m thia was fHe Case " IT.
M Johnson. ~ TollsralrD HEnIraf Fila
%. NrrwiIiuu. % brilliant TH. Uf--
arose over che Gale ur a piece Of prom.
erty in TDllanshro several months $50.
md was HUrruleH from fHI court 600
Justice IA f smith Nr Johnson fHa
plaintiff claimed that He waa fu ar'I DOE
so 100 ln tho town Hf TH'farHHHU for
Wrg Nrrwillfou and wac fn paw Der $3.50
and keen AT over that amount fur DIE
#uwwiaaiOu and frr expense ur fNN sale.
Re claimed BE- found RE- hufrr and could
have sold tho Dot Tor 5000 hon Nra
Ncrmiiit0n would not cell The amount
nr sued Tor wna $50 which was IHH
amount over tho $50 asked bH fHr owner
~ the Dot Tho plaintiff was represented
hv Afforury r. q cree fhr defendant 30
Nft0rnrV r o. Carter and Marshall ri.
UuVnft 81 sfUuhnrFIIIr
The jurors ON this case we're Edward
SANDERS a. D. EuIIsfff John Andrews
John Gorhy gaorEa rHrE o. b. TURNER
CHARLES Fair Harry sIiElra Nam grfFa
Tahy. Jason Waugh o. Do suufHr Huf
Uuaa Marsh
WitresHas examined In This .ase uH..
Lincoln EutIaru. FrrH hrnafruuf cash.
Ger o. D. NauE or f~1lInreDsr w. 81.
MaUkclruN. d N~rnahr"r. 2 rs Ufnn.
Ton. p O. Ramsey.