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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
WANTED-MALE HELP


81 next SATURDAY.
anu new proposition. patented Jan
AmaElng invention. romprrr-~r
AT washinE machine, wcighS but two
chimes Customers excited Ag.rf-
ms money. A sale at every house. prfr.
thi2 Al-eNs zoos prunt. Does fautI,
NaHnlhs IN 2 20 3 minutes. Works lUE.
nlaglc. Hughes made S2l first eight
hoefN No charge FOR territory. To-
war or limitations. Write now. Wen
fceO-E
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DALLAS
Dsath Of Former ne.ia.n.

DALLAS. W. Va. aFcb. 1s-Mr. John
Patterson who passed away at the home
o. Seinuel Patterson near CtaysViIIe.
Monday. was buried IN the Methodist
graveyard at Dallas. Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Patterson formerly resided
Nhere AT. wan Ruth now lives. He was
an old soldier and was aged seventy
Tour years. Undertaken Brownies. OF
Claysville, had charge or the funeral
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF RONDs
Office OF REDEMPTION or BONDS
ny THE WHEELING STEEL
AND IRON COMPANY.

Whe'IinF, " Va Jan 30fH- 1918
The holders ~ bonds Nos 3I6. 3i7.
BIS. als. 800. 1Z6. J27. J2S. 800 and 800.
Issued by the Wheeling steel x iron
company. Septombsr let 1899. are here
~ nottfted that these bonds viii b. re-
Exchange Bank Wheeling W. Va. The
bonds enumerated iu this notice Will
ceHsc Co bear interest March let. 1915.
WHEELING STEEL q IRON COMPANY
Ja-30-f-6-13-2O-77
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oETs MILITARY MEoAL.

PARIS. Feb i9-1.fO % m-THe
government TODAY decided to confer
che military medal on Field Marshal
Sir John French. commander InchIrI
Of The British forces in the field
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Young Man niaa

Air. ohn Gosney was called TO Pitts
burgh. this week by the death OF MS
son me young man was hit in the
throat one time while playing baseball
Win me result that growth came In the
throat which finally caused his death.
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irof. =. 5. Jacob and Miss Molter. the
school nurse for Triadelphia District
visited at o Breeze Thursday.
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WA6EED-Salcsmcn Tor most attrar.
tive land and orchard propo-iti,N -
INK rapidly complete satisfaction. issd.
furnished, admitted under am sEiu.
West Virginia fssd-g
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DIED

EBELIro-O Wednesday, Feb. Il. 1915.
A. the Woman's Hospital In New York
city. IDA MAY EBELING Cnee Ger
hartJ. wife Of Charles w. Ebelinr
Remains have been removed to her
nome on shepherd street. Elm Grove.
I uneral from the residence shepherd
street. Elm Grove. on Saturday. Feb
ruary 20. 1915. At 2:8O o'clock p. on.
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
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I"nr" Dr. m plan f0 safeguard Ma
Mia against The longest r0FHfbfr Irg
fahHn water rhed r. a000o 900 000-raT0n
rcrcrt0ir
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For Sale-FaTmS.

FOH arm OF so acres. six room
house and barn and other buildings.
orchard best or water. fifteen acres Of
timber under laid with coal, six miles
from F~reepOrt. Ohio. s.. 400. part cash.
Jas. Andrew. Freeport. Ohio. y. j.. No. 3.
feiG-l
FOR sALE-1ss acre farm on pike. we'll
improved. one mile from good town.
fine location. 100 acres well improved
and n humber OF other good farms. large
and small. Also "a number ~ good resi-
dcuCc properties I'm New concord For
description address J.. D.. Watson. New
Concord. Ohio. BOX 2ff. Ia-16-aat-5t
FoH BALE-FIue Ohio farms. large and
small. easy terms For list write.
smith Farm Agency. Atwufcr ohio.
ia~-g-Hut-f2f
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Above the
highest high water mark-Property
Nos. SO and So Eighteenth street,.
suitable for storage, factory or auto.
mobile agency. .. J. M'KEE. p. o.
Boz 632; EARL p. M'kEE, office Of
". T. ~. Co, Eighteenth n Market.
fec 13.2O-Z7
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Farm For Sale

20 acres. ? good Q room houses. 2
barns, land lays rolling. lots Of Fruit
on good road and owner wants 40
sell see " We VIII show you. write
for HH o. $50 others Rlee BIOS
Elm Grove. ~. Va, Doth phones.
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Ho1 4MAnU-On Wednesday. February
II. 1915, az 8 O'Clock p. m. at famiIv
residence No. 30 Sixteenth strect.
DORA G, daughter Of August aud
Christine hoffman,, In her 25th year.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Friends OF the family
respectfully invited TO attend. Inter
mcut at Greenwood cemetery.
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You ~BAcKaoNr-

concern uCcls you. GrIt, psragyer.n.-
means more than money. Write Dent
: Roman l.. Modra, - East sist street.
New York. f.a0--
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PEBLER-On Thursday. February is.
1875, az 1870 o'clock. b. mr.. MARTIN
IN the 18th year OF his axe.
Funeral from his late residence No. Izf
18th. 81, Monday afternoon at I.Iu.
services at lions German Lutheran
church at 2 o'clock. Friends OF the
family are requested 10 attend. 70
20 go direct TO the ChurCh. Intermout
al Greenwood cemetery.
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woNpER om-Qnnrt cnnnl. -.

WONDER oIL-Quart equals forty gaI-
ION gasoline New product. proven
merit Revelation TO automobfH1t4
Trial can soc. Compst.nt mon v.1tssl
Nerywhcre; exclusive territory given.
ncsmond-Hcmenger Mfg. Co. Detroit.
Nilch. fc2U-gs
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"ANTED-Collector. man TO make our
monthly collections In Wheeling. on
commission basis prefer man who h. at
present employed and who has a little
extra time; knowledge OF physical health.
culture and health building by natural
methods preferred. good compensation.
First class references required. Address
q J. Corley, Mgr. 1876 Lytton Bids.
Chicago. fci.-m
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WAETED-Whcoling Government Clerk
Examinations March 20; $1,000 month.
sample questions free. Franklin Iusti-
tute. Dept f63 b, Rochester, y. Y.
fc13-we-fi-sa mar-l3
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oETz-On Friday. February 10, 1915. az
$3.50 a M JOHN +. GETZ, in the 42nd
year Of his age.
Funeral services az the residence or hts
mother-lu-law. Mrs. Mary J.. Hazlett.
BIS So. Huron ST.. Monday Afternoon
al . o'clock. Friends OF tho family
invited 60 attend. interment in Green
wood cemetery.
TBRRILL-MARGARET r. wife of
John ". TerrilL. Wednesday. FebruaU
18th. at . o'clock, .. m.. at her late
home No. f2f Elm street. Martins
Ferry. IN the seth year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ONLY $500. DOWN
HaIIer -BiebersOn-GundIin Co.

Real Estate and Fire Insurance..
Cor. i+th q Narkst Sta. Bsn phone 4ss.
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Positions Wanted - Female

lady. copying. ledger or
bookkeeping evenings at home. Ex-
pericnccd. Address y. Y. D.. Martins
Ferry Ohio. fe2O-i
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WANTED-Agents $40 weekly oasiIy
made with patented InterchanEesbis
Scarf Pins. selling plans and par
~ticulars Free. Write today. Opal Manu-
featuring co. MIS- East 18th. New
York. fe-I3-eO
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WANrED-Agents 90 sell the New En-
press Vacuum C'eaner and cRrpet
sweeper. on weekly payments OF So cts.
Big sales Big pay . r. Adams Co,
llt0-1itt Main 81. Up stairs. apr2s-tf
wANrED-At once. several rood deliv-
cry and sales boys. to work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment lntelligencer. between 4 and 9
p. m.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED

WAETED-Ladics and girls. sew psn-
nants. experience unnecessary. plain
sewing. material furnished. rare oppor-
tunlty. Instructions lUC. return n dis
satisfied. Wayne studio. Richmond.
Indiana fe2O-E
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SALE d i EJI'FS
AND O'COATS
" 5. oSIen hlills VgiIL Inauss,.
rsss sels Aass. Besianins
.,d Saturday.

81 Mr.. AZ wphimOuth OF Greenyilie,
the district hanagef OF the u. s.
fEoafen Aiilj 4 Co, completed arrange
lneflts yesterday for gigantic sale OF
suits and 1oyercoats made TO measure
at greatly reduced prices. And II
was whispered around thai In adtii-
tion tothe great reductions Tint thero
might be ether irdiicemehts. too, II
thsHe silrlprs niathriaiixe, business
VIII no doubt pick up's right away.
This company conducts quite q
iinuabar OF Atsres &C IS said; having
Ave In TIL St&to alone. 40 Nth
ieFerage tina great buying tpoger
should give them. they are probably
IN q coed position to name very at
tractiye prices at this big sale. Sec
the pspers for fpstheE parsieAiars.
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f4t.s--s - 4. T. 4
r. Maynard Peterson, of the office
Iog markets. United States Department
lof sAgrtc nitHre. who with eleven others
OF the sRiife Office is engaged in maxi
ing an exhaustive Investigation as 10
the grain acreage In South Carolina
this yea. spent yesterday ia Ander-
gon for the pprp pose sf ga afhering data
along this line with re efefence Co AM
reFson county Fforns here Alr Peter
son goes TO SpaftanbnFg where he VIII
make similar infesiigafi ions.
These agents Of the department of
lagricu iture are mining fhis fhrasti-
yatipng with the view af "a determining
the present acreage or grain In Sonth
Carol lima the present prospects Tor tIie
yield per acre. the handling ana The
mark citing OF the same. 8
Before he became affiliated with the
government work, Mr.. Peterson was
an extensive grain planter OF Minne-
sofa and knows the grain buajriess
thorvpg ghly& He expressad himself sur
prised at the large amount OF Grain
town In South Carolina, and stated
that II three things are aahered to
there should be no franble in market
Ing the grains ct present prices. These
things, which he admits In the outset
VIII be hard u Dsing about. are. first:
gef the farmer to properly cut, sack.
sweat and ysty out his grain and nut
lit IN mar able onditlop; second:
tne securing OF grain elevators for
terminal and local Purposes in cities
located IN Campo titiye railroad terri
tory In regions where tile acreage 81
large or exceeds 80 900 acres. and ir
iaecnring other terminal e5nipetitsVs
plants where the scrSsge is not iarSf6
enong gI to- warrant tho estabiishihen
tof sgrain var ehonses viii, grain mar
ketilkS Att aehneats thirds securing
sBf grain tatos on the rAfiipaGss
The result Of the investigat ations be.
| ing made by these agents Will Be re-
ported 90 CharlaS ]. Brand, chief 8.
| the bureau ff b:
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GR||Bl|UsE SlG
EA TO DARKEN nAIR
She Mixed sulphur with II TO Restore
Color, Gloss, Thickness. !

Common garden sage brewed into a
heayy tee with sulphur and alcohol
added will turn gray, sfreaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
sufiarti remove oyery bit OF dandruff,
stop snalp itching aid falling hair.
JuEt 10 few app piicaiiohs wiiI prove 4
revelation if your hair is fading. gray
or dry, scraggiy and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea and sulphur recipe at home,
though, IFS troublesome. An easier way
is % get the read yrto-use tonic, COST
ing pbont sc cents q large bottle at
drug stores, known as Wyethss Sage
and hIphitE Compound. thus avoiding
q lot Gg iisiss. 81 & IS & sss
While, sgispy, gray. faded hair Is not
sinful We eil ieslre 70 retain our
yeGtffui Rppearahce and attractfye-
ness by ming y0nr hair with
4 Nyyesh's Sage and Sulphur no one
can tell, heealse ii does IL SO nat
iik2l 80 evenly You just dampel a
Sh6hge e for soft brush wsta1 ~ ana
dla1 Ids tIifbus ycllr hair. taking
onS sAmail strand at o time: By morn
aSall grey hnirs have disappeared,
ana after nthet piieati0n OF two,
YOU gliair beeDnies beaVtifuiiy dark,
gloA son and lnxyiriaiit.
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Hundreds Atsenaed
Lecture az Orr.


II 10 estimated that .between. 400
and 500, poopls attended the lecture
given at Orr Mills audzsorium Mon
day night under the auspices OF the
extension depaStmentt Of 1.-THE Young
Mems Christian Association, the sub
ject Of which was Touring Through
North India This was the first Of
q series of illustrated, religious and
educational lectures oil foreign coun-
tries which will be given at the var
ioue miliS of Anderson Several Of
the lectures will be given each week
and the course will probably last un-
til about March. Last night the lee
ture was given at the Gluck Mill.
When this lecture has been shown at
ali the cotton mills Of Anderson,
+another subject will be taken up and
lectures delivered on this until all the
mills have been visited. AS stated,
Etiley lectures are illustrated, beauti-
fully colored slides depicting scenes
In the Countries under discussion be-
ing shown. While the lectures have
an; educational value, they acquaint
one with the religious aspect in the
various countries treated in the Iec-
lures. 1t is safe 10 say that nothing
which the extension department OF the
Y. M. c.. A. has undertaken In its
history will bring moro genuine en-
joyment 20 the mill people than this
series OF lectures.
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Eh
IRE PLEA. OF Defence !
Geo. b Resitiius On TriaI Charges
With Killing Jaeks0nsille
Nesyspaper Man.

COLUMBIA, S..S., Jan. I9,- Tempo
rary mental sderangement caused by
overdose OF drugs was the lsNlense
made here today by Attorneys for
George 3. Psrking, n Boston archi-
tect, who was placed on trial in the
United States cQHEt on Abe charge Of
kiiling r. ". II. 4 kIinnan, business
u1ahaser 0f the g1crida Tinlea1I 1IJnipn.
November II, j ED The shontfng oc-
Cured on tho Clyde liner Mohawk, on
the coast 6f North Carolina. !,
Evidence was fntrodaced that the
defendant hea Dseacrip ptiona cnifinE
for BtfonS drugs llfetH IN New York ON
the day before tic MOHAWK left that
port. Robert AhslefsQ1i, d NeR tYork
phRrmaessf. testified that he fssted the
pfSsetl tlptlaEiB ead ideatiii iel the
drugs fopflG In lserliins efEectsson 4lse
NJ. X. wentworth, who was III the
Same etaterUSni With the defendanS
ttestiiled that Rlez lllls took repeated
doses OF the iaesaie re-. ;lss g,
Tho ifiR1 moseil aEistIy today, the
jury being empAneiieil, and tiie ss,s-
eFglnens evid denes o9nesndeG early, In
Abe etnpen fenHe Is axpectaIi
k1 close tfs case to;iloPfoSg. Tho
EpveFnment, ft IA ssiJis VIII present
expert wttlcsses % combat the theory
os mental iIeran Eefaesit
CaDenill !, fTk III gran, Of the Mo-
ll4ek. flies sgisiEs cor tie Arcssnii-
tisn teeti iElSe he sas taakisik WIT s1fks
HiIiniaA siss; 81 &. zsiia sfIz
ioA wfen ReFklns wearing & rhfHc0at
over bis "a SaEiias end bare fp2tad, i eflS
tere'. IS 5nS liss 81 Fiji sSsi g.
:, 4ssk1. Il ~, = AZ
ats EssIfe nto1, = rs 4 iisa tiss ca :
s Other SsilS g 70 bSsa Ca x:6iSs
tela s. EDs sAasil1l q q
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leWIelly Repairing

When yop leave q place sof ilcWIst.-
RY TO be repaired, do You want to
walt always for II? Lyon viii re-
pair IT at once.
4 Yllen you leave ynIrs glasses. can
you afford 70 be Without themg Lyon
VIII repair them at once.
And YOU have bunch or old
JEW ELRyS laid aE- & tthSS could hi
made sstfD behntifaIA ,ieces, as i rerv
little cost. Almost every day 4 IIaYo s
some one to tell me that they have
an old piece Of IeWeiry chat was worn
by their niothers father or grand 81
mother and would give any thing IL
they could aear IT No piece is too
bad to be made 70 look now
Let me mako you q price.
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Once Again Police {
Court Drew q. Blank,

Once again there was nothing to
engage the attention, OF the recorder.
the docket being bare when police
court was called TO. order yesterday at
high noon. For several days the, re-
sorder's court has been, without any
thing to o,4and not within several
weeks have any cases of 3 serious
nature been before the court. Either
people are too hard up In matters Of
cash 70 induike Ia laWbr brealzing. or the
police are keeping the iia on so tight
one cannot get the opportunity OF In.
dulging In, statute smashing.
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Two Sent 70 CIlail,..
Gang for Steal.ag.

Two negroes, Cleye Lesley and
Clint White, were sent yesterday to
the county Chafngnng, whore they
will work out sentences OF so, days
leach. imposed upon tliara when they
were convicted In the recorderss
court or petit larceriy. Tho negroes
Iare members Of q quartet who some
|time ago stole several hides from the
!abatt0if. Two Zof the negroes were
some y.tInle ago and sent
ito tie gang. The two cent out .yel-
terday nade their getaway after the
theft was conlmit tied, but were rounds
led up immediately upon their return
g tAe city S
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II e.. seo11esl
SS.,,.tsss.ss.as.,.,. ~,


~. Al. Jordan &c wiIiiamston was
snlong !, u Tie visitors iii TIE city yester-
sz q. H. Bales has rcturned from o.
business trip 70 New York.
Il III ~ Wright anu Ue5fge EEsfsii;sss.
of Townville have accepted positions
with The. Anderson Cotton Mills.
James Brown and y. III. Brown or
Heftwell hsvE accepted positions with
the Anderst.a Cotton Mills.
y. n. C. BFownlee has returned to Dlc
West after q short visit to Anderson,
w: ii. Smith OF the country was
among the yislaors in tho city yesters
Z !. r. Hinton OF Greenwood was Ia
tho city yesterday. for q short while
4 Miss Ladla Sherard has returned 10
Nilliamston after q visit to friends III
the city. ,sis ,s., 81. &,
{ J. +. sutherland has returned to Mt.
Carmel after q short visit here.
e,ty aftsr G 5 y;sit ~ On III cars,e, e - Il Wy
~ .te.. s'S'
4 ais; vss;t,re 4 ~ +, ~ eSg, = S'1s'.lilisn
s '.' - !, - z. =
John Flynn of spartanburg was q
ssssR ne Wy sesssls'.y 's 7
sfIsa IsfiIe Wjiiinrlsssn ofl 4,e,ion
ss,'iit' = isss ~. ~
srisi,n f,fsx r : n =, i 4 ts6,,as
Il IS; ,,n,,s ,;a : ....,,,,S. y, y. .,,...,p
4 IN * sss.ssrss's,
--.-1..l & ( ~ ~
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Ait { q visit ID srtendssin this city,
.airs. u. w Keys or Char otto, LEFT reB-
tsrday morning for Charleston To Wis
L u the home Of Herman Hremer.
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J. y. Stacks OF the country was
among the visitors in The city yesterz
day. s.
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EiE CFsE STOPS Il
NE .GTA CONE.
80
Dr Jarnes fIesdsrlse Powders
give iEislasst rslS Cost
disne : seIEase.

thrpbbing heads ciieB Yield sin Just d
fcw fnesn6n:e 10 pr saIneR YIeadacliA
Fotdass which cost only 10 ecnts d
package at aDy drug store. IT'S me
quickest eaFegt headache relief 10 the
pkpie efprld DON'T suffer Relieve
the agony ,and lstrass poWi Yor casas
saiilieGB IL men ana women aage
found that headache or neuralgia
saisaHz = Resalsss st sghat Sess as,
SEf s6n dsn,t Inc tlse kIaeSf ss
i5Rey 4stfhiaR. be sHfc 90 reSl
yTns};s e&Al : re l,sHek flie test
es,al - ni6ney be ~
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Cadet Claude GAraets OF Clerasor
BpshS $ 5sss ss;:s- 1. s!e sitv with Cti,Ie
Giadstone Aciler az tic home OF Mr
H. II. AekeF.
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= = u y 50 s 4 u ~ s y Is ~ * = ss asSs s. 81 i ss
ELECTRlC CFTY SPARK ETS
Items of Inssas and Personal Menoa Csushs Over the
whas6Gsean shss sKssss oe Asslsssoa y s7, 4
%8@&a* w#&H . %* u sss ,es#s#v = ~ !
Cottpii SsIa As
High as 8 If.

High rs 3 1-4s
se:1tton sold as high az s 1-4,c cents
on The. local market early yesterday
morning. though the prevailing price
during the day was 8 cents. The top
price was paid for n few bales OF ex-
ira hne grade cotton. Not. n great
deal OF thes staple was offered for sale
on the streets. as the country roads
are so bad few Of those farmers hav-
Ing cotton ON their places and desir-
ling to. sell It can get 20 town with
their wagons.
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If yes, don't lille ne s,nnli 81
Esgney burning, De- sure s,eail
Eynit's Coal al. n n6ana fhe hest
eeai st neney savilg prizes.
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Jim Newt Watkins pT Groenyiiie
spent Yesterday with his brother, Capt,
II. II. Wntktns. S., 4 &
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Lee g; Holienan has gone 20 colum
bia on business. y Is,
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3fdhlhk t7htgfy.

z = ltstlhk flistgty. 8
Nos beyond tic rolling sea
IN thpse iands afar y
Folks are Taahing history
In q nighyt war.
|Histoty g mad this WAY, = =
And we All inast own
|Snoh m OUTPUT slby IS day
ieser yss aas lllplshs
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ters relative tolegislation for the city
OF Anderson. s
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~. N fiiEsfit .iiiu ;i ue1ise Esisi;sss.
of Townville have accepted positions
with The. Anderson Cotton Mills.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

James Brown, and j. III. Brown or
Heftwell hsve accepted positions with
the Andersy.a Cotton Mills.
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iSagiEelt ltH.s

d lonst the people next door to
you: buy aM slitom0bile He gets
$isiS9 ii YEAR, 3 ,ss
thnysFeS q bunch OF :gnys sl,Ht
iElis put ii nxef Is tgfl1llon giiiSs
s;rts li,S fof gfeaEn
3 5eIis Rcl l1lscoti ia ee6s.
lon me- llF,s said les lady IN
the III Is 3 y
me 4 etorted
5.sl sl.sl.' 80. 7. IA tEse ~: e.svhy
dsas yet liVi,lI aa eoese
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

s 9 sIexaHier iii sl,ed soT natfe worlds
|te e1nqnos 8 :, IS
Ne dllll,st hare the difisl lesalti Is os,
Villa. " lila hrs 10 keas IL s - flle
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

1t. u. Smitss has seturned ID Grsci,l
siiie5 after q aueiness trip 10 AlIaepsoh.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

n. G. Bfownlee has returned to 1lo
West after a short visit to Anderson,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

I b. c. sutherland hes returned to the
cltg, after Q visit 70 AZ, Carmel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

GARRISON Cox hsls returned TO fI6Gea
satll after p short visit ~ the city. @ S
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

sN. Al. Jordan ef Williamston was
among the visitors IN tic city yester-
day. ss.'t ~. s.ss. y
z, @. H. Bales has returned from o
business trip 70 New York.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

Esae Ii5bson Of Sandy Springs iifs
|reiufnsa hnlnS otter spending apEhoft
willie 10 the city. &
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Q NJ. sniiiShh 81 FSlfilENsfon "a
4 sisls1f q sIS fasslss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

John Flynn OF Sparfanhurg was q
visitor in the city Yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20

Mrs. II. M. Armstrong 81 sayannah
Is Visiting In the city.