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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-11

nm. q. T. the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
n. r. Stcibart.
Miss Emma Montgomery. court stem
ographer. Is spending a few days at
her homo NJ GAINESVILLE
Nile HarknS. OF Martins Ferry. is
spending few DAYS with his parents.
Ms and Mrs. II. Wayne Harkins. lie Is
painting Mr.. Harkin's house.
Or. T. q. HUH. Of Cambridge. In
spending Few days here with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Jones and son.
raul, OF Cameron. o.. spent sunday and
Monday With Mr.. and Mrs. Earl ).
Ward
William Tidd and Lizzie Perry. OF
cameron. ., were transacting business
here Saturday.
Travelling statesmen. J. s. Arnold. ".
=. koontz, Chas. Straight and Albert
Strickling spent sunday here with their
families.
Or. and Mrs. J. \. Haney. OF Winter
set. O.. drove through Saturday In their
car and spent SUNDAY the guests OF
their parents. Mrs. ". =. Haney ac-
coupanicd them home for a few days
VISIT
Alger Vosper and wife. OF Crooksyille.
are the guests OF their parents here FOR
a few days.
Miss Lucille williams has returned 20
her home at New Martinsville. after
q short visit At the home Of Air. ana
Mrs. W. &. Mooney.
W = Blowers and family Of Bealls-
Vile. are visiting friends and relatives
here. Attorney n. r. Sears was a busi-
ness caller al Wheeling Saturday.
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MAJ0RSVILLE

MAJORSVGLLE. W. Va. August 10
quite a large party Of young folks from
our village enjoyed an outing al the
wheeling Park Sunday those that made
the TRIP were Misses Nellie Harsh. Olive
wallace. Lenora Harsh. May Nelson. To
Gle Millikcn. Pearl Plants Messrs ILov
cutter. Charlie and Bob Mluikeu Earl
.lutter Clarence Nelson. Homer pay.
william Mckerrihan. VIII Armstronr
Mt and Mrs. John Milliken and Mr. and
Mrs o. r Milliken.
The Gas well on the Mrs. J. NJ Allison
farm. belonging TO the city a sub. Gas
%. came In good gasser during tho
John. Riggs and George Harsh OF
Washington arrived MONDAY for a week 5
visit with } y. Allison and family.
VIII kahlbaugh and family Of Wheel
ing expect 20 move ln the near futufe
% the workman farm on Dinsmore'
Ridge.
Mr. j. r Harsh and daughter Miss W.
da and Miss Cora Riggs and children
Margaret and Billie. OF Washington were
the weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
W. Campbell
. Messrs. Shrump. Fyhay. b@-!Sfprd.
Yoke. Davis and Rowers Of dwelling
were the guests during tho week of their
friend Zekc Chichester While herr thsv
enjoyed a good old fashioned ground hos,
hunt with splendid success
Miss Charlotte Hart OF CadiZ. Ohio. re
turned home Saturday. after spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs clutter.
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Steele and daugh-
ter Kathryn spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends az Hundred
W. a Harsh who has been on the sick
list - improving.
Miss Hazel KahlbnuEh spent Monday
with Bloomfield friends
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Miss Maggie karr. Of Third street and
niece. Miss Mary Lee karr. OF Memphis
Tenn. who f. visiting here. Will leave
today for Niagara Falls. TO spend a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Evelyn Booher. OF Delaware. o..
Will arrive here Saturday for visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Helen Getley. OF Was hington II.
c. Will be the guest OF Mrs. Blair Lind
sly and Mrs. Mayes Rickerty. OF this
city. for a couple Of weeks
Mrs. Mary Miller and daughter. Miss
Virginia left Yesterday for MorRantown
where they will spend some time visit
ing with relatives
Miss Elizabcth Woods Of Wheeling Is
spending a few days In the city Wishing
with Mrs. J. X. Logan, Of Tomlinson
Mrs. Eta Hin. OF Holidays Cove. O..
IL the guest of relatives in this city
for r. few days.
Mrs I'd. Lohr. Of second street. has
as her guest for a few days. her mother.
Mrs. Amanda Flanagan. OF Wheeling
The following compose party who
Cecilia Reed. Of Cedar avenue. Mrs. J..
=. Wilhelm and Misses Alma Mayman
and Amanda Criswell. Of Cameron.
J. a Chamb ers. Of this city, will leave
shortly for Bethany. where ne will visit
relatives for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Martha Lemly. who has been
spending some time at Mountain Lake
Park. has arrived AZ her home here.
Miss Anna Maurct. who has been
spending her vacation with friends At
Pitts burgh. viii arrive home the latter
part Of the week
The butcher shops in the city will be
closed all day Thursday the date OF
the big butchers outing al Myers Lake.
Canton. %. quite a delegation Of local
people VIII attend the picnic
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

WOODSFiELD. o.. Aug 1O.-Joseph
W. Brown. aged 20 years. and a highly
respected citizen Of Moodsneld died At
MS home on South Main street, Satur-
DAY morning Of pneumonia lie was
born in Monroe county and grew, to
county. For the last 10 years he has
resided in Woodsncld having NOV ed
rom hts farm here. He is survived by
MS aged companion. one son and i've
daughters. He WAS member OF the
10. \. r. and OF the NJ. T. church E'u-
afternoon at 500 ,. m. by Rev. V. p
vikings. OF the NJ T.. church and as
sisted by Rev. Eyall. Of the Hresbyt,r-
ian church lnterment In ola cemetery.
The. l7-months-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Nanroy or Crane Nest
o.. died saturday from a severe attack
OF whooping cough. The funeral was
hel sunday. There are numerous cases
throughout Monroe county and IL is
noted FOR its severity
WOodsfeld defeated the Belmont
team sunday on the local grounds by
called in the seventh inning on account
of rain. Dowen pitched for Woods
neld and r. Sells was on the mound for
Belmont
William Beardmore and Charles
smith was awarded the contract FOR
painting the County Chiidrens Home
by the county commissioners.
Mrs. Mary Powell, aged 70 years
wife or Dan Powell. died August T.
1915. at the home Of Herschel Harper.
who was her sou-in-laW She Us sur
vivcd by her aged husband and II chill
dren. four having preceded her TO the
grave. Funeral services were conduct I'd
Saturday and interment was made in
Oak Lawn cemetery.
Miss Grave Applegate. OF Branch
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LINE AND TUBERCULOSIS.

DR.. Roberts Batholow, former profez-
sor - Jefferson Medical College, Phtla-
delphia, says IN his Materta Msdica
tlSs5l, on pages AIS and ale; Clinical
experience hrs shown that 10 referring
% calcium salt) Possesses the hide
fined property known as Alternative, re-
moves certain toxic or morbihc mater
ials and secures thc.r secretion by the
organs of elimination The
testimony wh.ch has lately been pub
nshed IN respect % tie curative powers
IN consumption - certainly striking"
He does not refer 20 testimony re-
garding Eckmans Alternative. since the
medical profession never publicly recon-
mcnds proprietary remedies. However.
many cases % consumption seem 10 have
yielded to this remedy
This success may be due largely TO
the fact that IN Eckman's Alternative n
calcium thmcl salt BE- so combined with
other valuable ingredients as 60 be easily
nssimilated BY the average person. Il
contains neither opiatcs. narcotics nor
ahtt-forwinE drugs. 80 g. safe. Al your
druEEiEts or direct
Eckman Labratory. Philadelphia
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Briefs and Personals

A north bound Benwood- North
wheeling car was derailed at Twenty.
seventh and Eoff streets Monday eve.
ming. The Traction company Is max
ing repairs at this place and the car
merely slipped from the slanted rails.
Nahnse Zantileze. the FOREIGNER VINO
was injured several days ago AZ the
wheeling Steel and Iron plant. is i'm
proving slowly.
The Benwood Athletic club is plan.
n'ng 10 hold n lawn fete in the near
future 70 purchase fixtures for a club
room this winter.
Mrs. j. l.. Liscomb Of Newark. o is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Best Of this city.
Mr.. John Specht Is planning 10
spend his vacation at the Killarney
club. south OF the city.
Mr. Paul Moran. Of this city will
leave the latter part OF this mopfb FOR
Florida.
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HAIR is GRAY;
YOU LOOK OLD
LOOK YOUNG ~ DARSENINo
GRAY HAIR VITA o-BAN.
NO DNE-HARNlEsS.

n your hair Is gray. faded. wispy.
thin. prematureiy gray. or streaked
with gray. you will look twelve or df-
teen years younger II you dzrken your
say hair b. sharnpOoing your hair
and scalp a few times with Q.Ban
Hair Color Rsstorer II Is not a dye.
but acts on the roots. makes gray hair
healthy. turning your gray ha To a
beautiful. lustrous. soft. natural dark
shade. darkening your gray hair and
entire head OF hair 50 evenly that no
che need suspect you use Q-BaR. Be
sides. Q-i3an stops dandrun. Itching
scalp. and falling hair. promotes It's
growth. makes hair and scalp clean
and feel fine and always darkens gray
hair Results guaranteed Only soc for
a big 7-oz- bottle at Griest Drug Co.
li35 Market street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Out-of-tovn folks supplied by mail
Cab or write. asking for Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer.
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McMsohen Brtofa.

The little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Mike Klein Of Glendale succumbed iu
lnfantile troubles at the family home.
late Monday night Funeral services over
the remains will be held this afternoon
and interment made In the Mount Rose
cemetery.
a delegation OF local people attend
ed the camp meeting al the Mound - lille
camp grounds last evening.
Miss Mabel Hull OF Marshall street
mas accepted = position a. clerk al one
OF the lsorentz grocery stores here.
McMechen lodge. No. lff. Knights OF
fNthias. held its regular meeting last
evening In the McMechcn building Con-
siderable business vas given attentio
Edward Anderson OF seventh street.
VINO suffered a paralytlc stroke Sunday
evening Is reported to be recovering
slowly at the Glendale hospital
number Of local parties are PLAN
ming TO attend che annual butchers out
ing 10 be held at Myers Lake. Canton
ONO. tomorrow. Arthur Miller and "A
party Of friends will motor TO canton TO
attend the picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralrh ID. Johnson OF near
Middlebourne. Tyler county. arrived
here yesterday 70 ra visit with rela-
Uves.
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Company. Cleveland. 5. II. Davis and
others. $4,000.
The following articles OF incorporation
were filed yesterday:
The schultz Real Estate Company.
Cleveland. Conrad Beck and others; $50.
GOO
The Prudential Realty and Construc-
uou company. Cleveland, ID. /. Gardner
and others. $4,000.
The Mt Vernon Country Club Com
pauy. Mt Vernon. Walter J. Sperry and
others: $4,000.
The Conway Store Company. Bellevue.
j.. A. Knapp and others; $4,000.
The cowgirl Floral Company. Salem,
T.. 7. kille and others; $4,000.
The Peter kuntz Lumber Company
DAYTON. Peter Kuntz and others; $780,
600
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MOUNDSVILLB


INe MarshHIl county ruHIrrIasfUrars Ir
Ha1nr Hf M1urdeviIIa rssfarr.. .,..I'
-- annual estimate Tor tho ruru0ar oil
r. ndion in the county Tive cents was
t...H iron The levy estimate for dia.
..LIy I.ud estimate. thus mHEIrr fH.
mated levy % cent. un tH. 500
Li.htlNh Tor county purposes and Do
cents. ON the 500 gafuIfIur a.. .ff.
Eltt ROAD purposes An estimate was
made Tor a. cent fe.s Ir Union ~.
.IlgL % pay ihc interest ou the Union
district road bonds
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Mrs Eli.As.tA n.r.Aau DEAD

:, he Wlnl ITIcnla % Ms F.IIrahffh
MarshaA here. viii regret 20 l.arn OF
her death which occurred az her home
~ Nashlnstun. Pa. yesterday morn
r.sloeut % Shcrrard and the remains
Viii be brought 20 the home Of n.r
sister. Mrs sarah Marsh at Shsrraru
where funeral services will be conduct
"a thursday Afternoon al j O'Clock
lnt"rment viii be made IN the AIlcn
Grove cemetery there.
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Mrs. Columbia Mayors. wife OF New
toh Masefs, OF t)alrvicw. passed away
Monday night al the family home fol-
loNing an extended illness. The de-
ceased was - years OF age. and be-
sldts her husband leaves twelve chill
dren 10 mourn her loss. Mrs Mayors
II well known here and the news OF ner
death comes with deep regret to her
many friends and acquaintances
Funeral services over the remains
viii be conducted at the fairvtew NJ.
r. church this afternoon at . 80 o'clock
with Rev. A. r. Bennett. OF this city
and Rev RIFE, OF Fairview. Officiating.
Interment viii be In the church Gene
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been secured 90 conduct the annual meet
ing here. bcginning Thursday evening.
september End To- 5th. inclusive
Teachers Institute will be held in Mt
.leasant this year commencing August
SUth. concluding september 3rd.
Teachers examination will be- held in
the Wells High school building Friday.
August n.
The Maids ana Matrons meet at the
nome or Mrs. Molly Cope "wednesday.
where they will entertain their hus-
bands 10 dinner and supper
The village schools open for organiza-
day. September 9Th
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OSBORN RESIGNS.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. Aug To-
William y. Osborn. resigned today as
a member Of the Clarksburg school
board owing to ~ health and the
board appointed Robert Morris as his
successor.
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Nav Built Bathinq House.

Several prominent men Of this city
are contemplating building a bath
house al one Of the popular bathing
beaches of the city BeIaire now Is
the scene OF most Of the popular bath
Ing and IL g. very probable that a bath
house and CONNECTION stand would be
paying proposition
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between Eighth street and Midway Is
not discontinued. The automobilists
take advantage OF the long stretch OF
paved road here and 20 at a 4O-mile
clip. Several people have had narrow
escapes at this place. The people will
take the matter before the CITY Off
cials II the practice Is not stopped.
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No Word.

The city officials have as vet re-
ceiyed no word from the PENNSYLVANIA
or Baltimore and Ohio railroad off.
Gals, In regards TO the station at Sixth
street and the danger gates at Fourth
street.
The extension Of time granted the
pennsylvania officials has expired and
action viii be taken IL they are not
heard from within the next three
days as II is likely they viii be given
three days grace.
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BENW00D


The Riverside park in this city r.
becoming very popular. Since the city
officials have equipped II with all
modern apparatus. the citizens take
great pleasure In spending the eve
ming. This park Is probably more pop
ular with the youngsters than the
play grounds which have been
equipped for their express purpose.
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ROAD worn Prorr.s...

The work OF making improvements 70
the road. between the car barn and the
leet or The narruWs hill be- progressing
nlesl4. The curling has all been re-
isld and the work % rt-layiug the
brick viii be started this morning Dur
closed 20 travel some much needed re-
pairs VIII be made on the narrows' hill
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IL MECHEN
xiansrn.n ru..ra, ro4.x.

a Zimmerman. hirhiv rcspertss 30
80 ~ THIS city. who sucCumtcd % a
lenEtty Illness. AZ his home on Fourth
.tlNet nnlaay morning viii o. held a
We Nhrtstitn church here this after
neen Al : oclock. The Rev. Arthur
Lss.1tnbs. pastor % the First N =
SL-fNh viii grlclatc, assisted - the
heN. g. W fuller. lr. pastor - the
Nhrlsuan church 1uttrucnt Will bg
In the McMechsn cemetery.
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The sum spent for newspapers ad-
vertising In the United States is
$3.50. 100000 This is 40 per cent Of
all advertising and more than four
times ~ much as in the second larg.
est medium
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X. K. Team Praotsotnr.

Members OF the k X football team
or this city are already out FOR prac-
ttce. Each evening the players take
long hikes. getting themselves in con-
dition for the strenuous practice before
the season opens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-11

sec. W, r. HasWem OF the state board
~ standardization viii Joe. his position
- result OF a ruling - the attorney
sen-ral that the board acted illegally In
oNtrtinE funds from the general salary
appf orriatl0n to retain Haswell At
ss.vYv. The Legislature had ABOLISHED
me- position and combined the duties
win those of Fiscal Supervisor r. D.
btown. whose pay was reduced from
$4,000 10 $4,000.
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The Village board ~ education met at
the High school building Tuesday even
ing. and transacted the usual business
of passing on bills. etc
Mr.. II. l.. buchanan was unanimously
elected second assistant teacher In the
High school for the ensuing year. MI.
buchanan f. graduate Of BETHANY col
lege and has had four years Of exper-
fence In teaching.
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chautauauA a suooeas

The Chautauqua held at the Fair
grounds from July 2l-25 was big sue
cess In every way. The talent furnish
ed by the Cleveland Chautauqua System
was superb and the treatment accorded
them by the local committee was royal.
Financially. there seems to be small
deficit. due mostly To advertising. police
force and tciephoning
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SMlIHFIELD, OHIO

SMITHFIELD. o.. Aug 1O.--After six
weeks OF instruction the Smithfield
County Normal school closed on July
80. The nfty-acyen students who at
tended were highly pleased with our
village. the treatment Of its patrons
and the work of the school in general.
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An ice wagon belonging 20 The Hitch
nan Coal company. Naz upset ON Mar
shall street. between Ninth and Tenth
e1"fts yesterday morning. when the
team Of mules. that was uitch.d 20 it.
attempted turning around. The WAGON
a a. considerably damaged
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Open Road soon.

The road leading from Western ave-
the main Glendale highway at Mrs
Cecilia Tomlinson's property will be
opened probably the latter Tart Of this
week. The Curbing on this stretch OF
road has been put down and men are
at work laying the brick
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celsbrate a4th Ana,ver.arv.

Mystic Castle. No. g. knights OF the
Golden Eagle win hold it, twenty-fourth
anniversary celebration In their quar-
tiers on Jefferson avenue Thursday even
lnE. The memhrs Of the Wheeling and
McMechen orders will attend the ceie-
bration.
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DAYToN-Suit was filed today IN the
common pleas court by the state. Ia
which Judge HagEott ~ named defend
aant and judgment h asked for a bal
= zee due 81 S2.395h6. The action ~
beeed upon the report on the Juvenile
court made by the state examiners.
which was published some weeks ago.
= udge baEgott b. at present out OF the
city His attorneys state that his an
Swer TO plaintiffs claim will be- filed ia
due time. The suit was brought by Rob
ert G. Patterson, prosecuting attorney.
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Edward Ringer. aged ~. was killed.
and his cousin. Dorothy French OF Canal
nincheater. was injured At Canal Win
chester today In runaway accident
rhen the two. driving pony 10 a cart.
races with two boys on bicycles.
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NEWARk-All slot machines and
gambling devices must be removed from
Iicking county. This order viii hit
buckeye Lake. where much gambling Of
iris nature has been INDUCED In this
season.
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ne A 20 ritgH over fIr renrafnH
I We 'r Wary NHUE.'. EnIne fHuEI.
.nNINiIH avenue. uHH aH.UUm.HrH Sun.
duJ mnrnluE were held az GOO rrmIs
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FREMONT--When Charles GIL ten
drred his services 90 n man and woman
la a supposedly disabled automobile east
OF town today. the man pulled n revolver.
nude ON hold VI his hands and robbed
MIN. The auto then sped away.
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Col. n. s. Bryant OF the adiutant zen
eLal office today reported that n cars
~ TODD have been sent into the docking
fauey district o. feed destitute miners
and their families and that 900 persons
nse now being fed Bills payable exceed
the cash on hand by $4,000.
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VIM Give Rin pay

Tho first pay TO be handed out al the
Riverside mill for nearly two years
viii De- given Friday. The payroll
viii probably amount 10 about $50
600. This viii be- short Of the amount
That was handed out before the mill
shut down. but this is due 20 the fact
that the tube department b. not run
ming In Fun as yet. The merchants
about the city are expecting 10 make
almost a fortune when the plant pays.
Many ~ the foreign families who
came here without money and receive
cd credit in the stores will owe the
largest percentage.
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Adiudged Insane.

Lizzie gray OF Viola. was given a
nearing yesterday afternoon before the
Marshall county sanity commission and
adjudgcd insane and committed To the
Weston asylum.
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~ l.. Taylor. a former eonrre-.man
tocay Was granted q fee % SIC goe ~
eoeral Judge saier for his services a.
receiver OF the Capital city Dairy CON-
l~ny. the officers Of which were convict
"a .ecently la the federal court OF olso
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smithfield Briefs ana Porsonals.

Miss Frances =. Leech. Of Chicago. ~
visiting her sister. Mrs -. l.. Buchanan
and family Of Maple avenue.
Rev. William a. Hunt formerly pas
tor ~ the Christian church here. has
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nre az harrisburg. "A village on the
ankltn- Pickaway county line caused a
loss ssumatsd al $4,000. The principal
out
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The Second Brigade Ohio National
cohrd today went into camp az camp
wills ~ yellow springs There ar.
s.so9 men IN camp under command OF
hf4E. Gen. j. &. speaks OF this city.
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4 CLENELAND-Mrs. Carmella Malloni
aged 30. was killed and her husband and
three children were probably fatally in
Jured when their wagon was struck by a
Traction car.
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PORT CLINTON Adjutant General
.Hough today inspected camp Perry and
left later for Camp Willis at Yellow
Springs.
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DAYTON-Rev. Daniel McGurk. pas-
tor OF Grace NJ. r. church. has resigned
20 become pastor Of n church az Walnut
His. Cincinnati
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residence yesterday morning at II
- clock The Rev. {. G Lanhafn, pastor
or the calvary NJ. r. church ofTiciat "a
cemetery.
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HAMILTON-Nat MAYNARD Brigham.
AGED 81. % Wheaton. ma well known
lecturer. died suddenly while board a
train.
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The churches 81 the village and their
respective pastors are holding union
services each Sunday evening at the
81. H. church