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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
Sherif's Sale.
GEORGIA BEN HILL COUNTY,


Will be sold on first Tuesday in
March next within legal hours of
sale to highest bidder for cash, be-
fore courthouse door in said coun-
ty, the following property towit:
One Red Hickory two horse wagon
one Ellis Top buggy and harness.
Said property levied on to satisfy
execution from City Court Fitz-
gerald, favor w. j. c. Brown
against George Harris, said pro-
perty to be sold as property of
George Harris to satisfy said fila.
w. H. Fountain, Sheriff.
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First Baptist Church.

Rev. L. A. Cooper, Pastor.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Preaching 11:00 Sunday morn
ng.
preaching 7:15 Sunday evening
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United Brethren Church

West Oconee street.
Rev. Chas A. CHM, Pastor.
Sabbath School at $3.50 a. M.
Preaching at 1915 a. 10. and
7:45 p. N.
Junior Y. P. G. f. at 2:3O D. M.
Sunday.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
7:45 p. NJ.
Everybody Welcome. Come.
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us to prepare,
And be ready for his coming
some day
That no night ever comes in that
city above
And we'll never know pain or
Well be cleansed of our sins and
be filled with Jesus love
And our garments will be spot
less, white as snow
If we trust IN our SAVIOR and be
true to him.
If we'll help all those in sorrow
every day,
Wen receive great blessing and
be free from sin
And be happy on our journey
home to stay
Ii we obey our Lords command
and pray
And tell of his wonderful grace
He'll reward us up in glory, if
we'll never go astray.
There We'll rest, sweetly rest in
that heavenly place.
Mr.. L. E. Ashurst spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. Alva Ewing
of near Ashurst.
Sing to tune "Home Sweet Home'
1st.
Mid conflicts and strife
Our Saviour is near
To brighten our life
Our prayers he'll hear
He'll save us from sin, If we'll
trust him more
He'll guide our feet Alright,
on yonder bright shore.
CHORUS
Love, Love, never ending love
There's nothing SO sweet as the
love from above.
End.
Tho in darkness we roam,
In the valley of sin,
Tho we wonder from home
He's willing to help US, our
burdens to bear
He'll take US all to heaven, our
sorrows he'll share.
Ord
lis so sweet to trust in Jesus
To work for him each day
He's ready ever to help us,
To show US the way
Our Saviour is good and so ten
der, 50 kind
We may search this world
over, no better friend we'll
find.
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Central Christian
Church.

Corner Lee and Jessamine
E. G. ORAHooD, PASTOR.
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Communion 1915 a. no.
Sunday morning subject: Goods
Heroic Witnesses"
Preaching HOO,
Evening Services 7:30 p. m.
You can get four splendid maya
zines one year for Is cents extra
by renewing your subscription to
The Leader Enterprise.
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Rural News Notes
ASHTON NEWS

IT. s. P. Dykes from town
J a recent visitor in our vicini-
'e just as cherry and optimis-
as possible, you have no
1T to be anything else.
randna Mccall was sum-
led to the bedside of her
ghter, Mrs. Mary Prayer
dublin who is quite ill.
Lesdames Tom sBaggette and
vey Blanchard from the city
e the guests Of Mrs. M. l..
ker Thursday.
r. G. G. Reeves and family
1t Sunday near Roanoke as
guests Of their son, Mr.. Edd
yes.
9vlval services commenced
zine Level Friday evening
liabilities are that the servi-
will continue through out
week. Rev. MCGOWAN will
st Rev. Prickett for a few
RS. J. E. Dykes is visiting
ives in Appling county this
'rn to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
tzsch Monday evening a fine
girl.
e man to like is one who has
led conviction; who is not
ed in his opinion by every
ng breeze f argument.
we shall expect two kinds
en- who never change their
ons, foolish men and dead
e man who will not learn
another is a stiff necked
back sitting on the tail of
'ess, and as unpleasant to
long with as a sore thumb.
S. Nicey Smiley who has
visiting her daughter Mrs.
/. Robitzseh for the past
light returned to her home
dowici Tuesday.
5. A. NJ. Powell entertained
fully at her home seven
west Of town Saturday
ng at a Pound Party. The
and ''dinning room was
siteIy decorated in butter
with graceful ferns form
pretty back ground.
'gressive conversation and
were the main features of
evening. A t ten o'clock
uests were invited into the
ous dining room, where a
Y course of fruits served
cakes and whipped cream
partaken Of. Mrs. Rodgers
ed in entertaining.
ong those enjoying Mrs.
IS hospitality were Misses
Middlebrooks, Elizabeth
Oslo Harper, Mabel Ro-
Ruth Powell and Ethel
ar. Messrs. Helm, Ed
ar, Frank Hunter. Neavely
It's, Calvin Calhoun and
Lester. The guests de-
! at 1890 O'Clock declaring
Powell a charming hostess.
cry year brings so much
while despite the old
hes. The year of 1915 may
golden year to all if we
ut believe in its wondrous
,ility and do all in our pow
ealize them.
must be workers and get
the ruts and not wait for
lie to punce upon US una
We must cease to hang
cease expecting, worse
le" and expectation which
z:s honest endeaver in
yer line of activity we
feel that the wheels of
ry are turning, new manu-
les are starting. the fence
IN and the highway of
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Catholic Church

Sunday March %
Sunday School $3.50 o'clock a. m.
Mass 8 a. no.
H. A. Schonhardt.
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BOWEN'S MILL

row,
And know not the way they trod
We have got good prayer-meet-
ing,
Which is held every Saturday
night.
There we meet with a happy greet
ing,
That helps US all to do right.
We extend to all an invitation
Who are seeking for salvation,
10 come and join our happy band.
Tell your father and your broth
Bring your sisters and your moth
err,
And we'll tell of Gods many
blessings througout the land.
We lived selfish life for years,
and sought after worldly things,
We forgot our Savior who died for
US.
How much we could help others
sing.
But now we have ceased our sinn-
ing
and put on our armor bright
To march to the realm where God
is reighning
Striving to help others, old
Satan to fight.
We are marching now to the land
of light,
In that beautiful city up there
Where Jesus is watching US day
and night,
Constantly helping us, our bur-
dens to bear,
Jesus died to set US free,
and help US our faults to see.
SO come to our meeting and help
US to pray
That we might help others, to
learn the right way.
Rev. G.. G. Ball filled his regu-
lar appointment at VOLTS Pit Sun
day noon. Quite a crowd was out.
We regret very much that Miss
Lexie Cooper is confined to her
bed very ill. However we hope
she will soon be entirely we'll
again.
Miss Jessie Morris has been
confined to her home on account
Of severe cold.
Mr.. L, E. Ashurst was a guest
of Mr.. W. A. Moreland recently.
Mr.. D. Ewlngs of Fitzgerald
spent Monday in our vicinity.
We are very sorry to say that
we are infested with some pests OF
the human kind, that seems to de-
light in doing mischief to others.
They are to be looked over and
pitied however.
We notice they have a good
prayer meeting at Bethlehem every
Saturday night. Go it friends!
that's the best way to build up a
community and you have our very
best wishes for a successful one.
Our Sunday school at VOLTS
Pit is doing nicely under the
supervision of Mr.. Fred Ray.
If you feel kinder blue lust re.
member that every cloud has its
silver lining. 60 to Jesus with
your troubles, confess your faults.
He is ever willing 10 help you and
there's no better friend anywhere
on earth than Him.
I'VE BEEN TOLD
I've been told of land that is
bright and fair,
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First Methodist
Episcopal Church

Edward Arnold Wanless, Pastor
Sunday School-9:3O a. M.
Morning Worship and Sacra.
ment of the Lords Supper 1O:45
a. NJ.
Junior League 300 p. m.
Epwor,h League $3.50 p. M.
Evening Worship 1880 p. m.
The Rev. E. j. Hammond, Dis
trict Superintendent, of Atlanta
will occupy the pulpit both morn
ing and evening.
Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day evening at 1870.
OUR INVITATION.
To all who mourn and need COM
fort; To all who are weary and
need rest: To all who are friend
less and want friendship: To all
who are homeless and want shell.
tering love; To all who pray and
to all who do not, but ought; To
all who sin and need Saviour and
to whosoever will, this church
opens wide the door and makes
free a place and in the name of
Jesus, the Lord, says, "Welcome."
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LEoNNE DELORAINE.

e on! Our pocket is yaWning
t dollar and a half.
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Pre- sbYterian Church.

Corner Grant and Palm.
REV. R. M. MANN, PASTOR.
Sunday school at 9:45 A. M.
Preaching at II a. m. Sunday
morning every second and fourth
Sabbaths.
Evening Services 1880. All will
receive cordial welcome.
Some folks wander in their minds
but are never able tc stray far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

The government OF New Zealand is
replacing its wooden telegraph poles
and letter box posts with reinforced
concrete ones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
MONDAY WILL BIZ
OBSERVED AS 4TH
MAYOR KIRK WILL ISSUE HoLt.
DAY PROCLAMATION TODAY.
To Request All Persons 20 Join In
Sane and Fitting Celebration
Public offices to Close.

Mayor Kirk by proclamation. will
declare Monday. July S. as a holiday
for Wheeling The proclamation will
be issued to-day. In IL he will ask
that the business Of tho city he sus.
poaded and that all persons ioin in
hitting and sane celebration Of indie
pendence Day.
This designation OF another dsy for
the ceiebrau0R. Is necessary because
OF the fact that the Fourth falls on
Sunday,
In the county and city building ali
business VIII be suspended. The holt.
daF viii be generally observed
throughout the city SEMI profes-
sionai baseball teams will mako an
ehoft TO produce CObbs. Wagner and
possibly another Collins. Wheeling
viii try TO trim Dayton a. Athletic
park, and the followers OF golf ana
tennis Will End the Country club a
favored spot on the holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
HOTEL MEN WILL
FIGHT YIN. C. AS.
WEST VIRGINIA May FOLLOW
OTHER STATES LEAD.
Local Proprietor Declares That Com.
petition Hss Become Very
Effective

Are the hotel men OF West Virginia
10 nsht the Y. N. {. As in this state
from a strictly commercial standpoint.
as has been done during the past few
months by hotel men In many other
States.
The current issue OF the Hotel
World. the official monthly organ OF
the National Hotel Keepers Assoeia.
ton. carries a leading editorial attack
ing the Y. NJ. c. AS from a CONNER
cial point OF view. IL declares that
the organizations are cutting deeply
into the hotel business. that the asso-
Citations can afford TO furnish lodging
about 80 per cent. cheaper than the
ordinary hotel and serve meals at a
much reduced rate because the asso
cations have no hotel license to pay
and are maintained on charity says
the Hotel World. The publication
puts the question squarely up 90 the
public by asking how any business
man would like such competition
II was stated last night by a prom
inent local member of the National
and State hitel keepers associations
that the hotel men are preparing to
20 after the Y. NJ. {. AS in all cities.
because the competition has reached
such point that commercial and re-
ligious conventions in many places
throughput the country during the past
year have been entertained at the
associations headquarters. and the
hotels did not even get look in
While scores of travelling men who
formerly stopped at the hotels are
now registering at the Y. NJ {. As.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
GRAND FOURTH
AT FAIRGROUNDS
nLAnonArB YRoaRAM ARRANGED
ron CHIL u n EH or
WHEELING.
rroiio ana Fan and Interesting Sport
Ing stunts, Closing VITA
Fireworks.

This years Furth Of July safe and
ssne program 80 arranged BY the
held az The various grounds on Monday
promises 10 be the biggest and best ar
fair 81 the kind ever N wheeling
late az nieht there viii be fan ana fToi-
10 for the thousands Of children Of this
community and enjoyment and enter
Ths program ~ arranged b. Recrea-
ton Manager Hyde and his several az
siztssnth street Piaygreund.
=. m.-Opcniua Ground
t1s .. m.-Frmation Parade
1880 .. m.-Flag Raising.
las 3. m.-Address ~ Rev Dr ia
~ m@Gsme { Playground ball
SEMI Boys. 10 I'd. dash; running
lntsrmsdists hoys. loe yd dash.
Junior Boys. So "a. dash: standing
broad jump bah throw
i hlsss5 ees aiSis ss bah ,hrSs
gunir sirls: Flss relay. ball throw.
ITO 2. m.-FireWrka
Hnbbard Ground, Twenty-afrth strsst
y m.-Chlldren'a parade.
ADDRESS M" br Ksos sha gff sRsa' raising
w. g., Flsld Games tboysD
@8dsHss.' fot small children.
Last cOupie out
Three deep
call BAH
Center base
5lo Baseball CRoysJ
k1se bail throw
Three lsgged aash fGirisJ
30 "a dash
s3e y IN -IiaE relay fsmau children
RI. Eefrrafirnarfa
y m.-Apparafua taken In
J.. ma .tafu Bali TuIIfrhf haze
Nsfk Il. Fire works
Forty-atEth Street Ground
10 . m.-F1aE raising ~ anall bova
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
CHANCERY SUITS
FILED In COURT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ASK
DAMAGES OF eGlLAlRE
BUSINESS MAN.
Charge Destruction Of Brisse-Attaeh-
ment Proeeedires Brought BY
W. J. oierinoer.

Three suits OF unusual interest were
nled In the circuit court yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney ID. A. Mckee
Med a 81. 900 damage suit In sssumpsit
and attachment against Prank Hatha.
way and Helen Hathaway for the
county commissioners OF Ohio county.
The basis for the suit Is the destruc-
ton OF bridge az Valley Grove. which
n Is alleged. was destroyed by an auto
mobile owned and driven by Hatha-
way. The machine has been attached
al the Woodsdale garage.
Attorney James ID. Parrio;t and
James 7. Miller fled a chancery suit
in attachment yesterday. styled W. ].
Dieringer vs.. W. NJ Dunlap. W. j.
Bertram. Frank Gable. Boyd r. War
rem. John G. Booth. w. +. Hughes. T.
;. Riley. trustee. and a local bank In
the bill OF attachment IL is alleged that
the defendants owe the plaintiff the
sum of 5000. with a possible credit of
SIS. for coal lands
Attorney George J. Rogers filed a
chancery suit styled Katherine Kreu-
ter. sdministrarix. d. b. n. for the
estate Of Cornelius Kreuter. against
Agnes and James Clark. ct al. This
action Is brought. IL Is understood. to
settle an estate.
The praecipes in the cases we're
made returnable subject to the July
rules.
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2 .. m.-FiaR drilling and march by
all with flags forming as

.. m.-Fiss drilling and march by
all with flags forming as.
2.i5 .. m.--Singing OF America"
2:2O .. m.-Address BY Rev. o. G.
Dean. IS min, Trinity Lutheran church.
subject Playing Their Way Into Life.
$50 y. m.-Haccs. etc.
Relay race, girls TO 5 years
~ ID. dash boys ~ 10 rs years.
Three Legged race, girls 10 ~ years.
50 yard dash. bys IL 20 Is years.
Is I'd. dash. girls TO y years.
81 ID. dash. boys to ~ years
100 I'd dash. boys ~ to 20 years
Relay races. girls ~ 10 ~ years.
Baseball throw. girls 2 10 10 years.
shot put. men 20 90 Is years.
Baseball throw. women 20 10 80 years
TuE-0f-war. men 20 Is years
y. m.-Hefreshmeuts.
y. m.-FircWrks.
The evening programs 81 hreW Orics are
In charge ~ the following local commit
tees who are working with the directors
o. the play grOunds. This idea has been
worked out ln order 70 bring parents
and adults IN closer touch With the
playground activities and interests
Fireworta Committees.
Sixteenth Strect-Mr Frank Blake.
'hairmani Messrs =. ~ Bleifus Dank
Eorth. shetterer. !. NeininFsr. Is. r.
oliver. George Nan, W. j. Quinn. Wilson
D. Balls and Paul ~ Wright.
TWcnty-EiNth Strect-MosEra Meg
way, Rafferty,. craig. Fulmcr. O'Neh.
sullivan. Farvcyt basins. Chester Eekoy
Farmer. Coniff Carish. Bowman n.
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State OF West Virginia. County OF Ohio.
/. J. =. Ebeling. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solentnly swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
J. r. EBELING, Cashier.
GEO. J. MATHISON,
u. 6 kALBiTzER. Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
this goth day OF June. 1915.
ID. STEWART MCKEE,
Notary Public. .-
My commission expires March "a. 1915.
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION or
The Quarter Savings Bank

Located Al wheeling. Ohio County. In
the state OF West Virginia at the close
OF business June 20. 1915.
Organized 1901. Bank first began
business July /. 1891
RESOURCES.
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COUNTY COURT.
MARRIAGE Licenses.

"afNtdSc ltCtUbco
William Hunter and Ethel Vincent.
both OF Follansbee.
Frank G.. Ogden and Lulu Blanche
Clarke. both OF Martins Ferry.
Deeds.
George II. Robinson, ct al. to Frank
p. Jones. lots 1873 and one-half lot 1870.
in Greenwood. Consideration. $40
George f.. Stifel. ct al. to Security
Trust company as trustees, 80 acres
land on Middle Wheeling creek. known
as the Skelley property. Considera-
tion. SIS
George l.. Reed and wife TO Carl NJ.
Marsh. lot 24l. in Glenova Considera-
ton. SO.
Deeds OF Trust.
Three deeds OF trust were left for
record with the clerk Of the county
court yesterday
Licenses Granted.
Ninety-three licenses were issued
through the county clerks office yes
terday for concessions.
Mortgage Filed.
mortgage was filed yesterday with
the county clerk from the Scottish
Rite Cathedral trustees TO Mr. A. NJ.
Hamilton. The mortgage covers the
sum OF $4,000 to be used for the de-
fraying of expenses in building the
new cathedral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
ONLY TWO DRINKS.
Yesterdays Session Of Police Court
Was Tame Affair.

For the first time this week police
court yesterday was not graced by
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an offender Of the traffic ordinance.
Only two infractions OF the law were
to be handled. and both of these were
plain DRINKS. John Lake was ar.
raigned for being drunk and was fined
s. and costs for trying TO hold up a
telegraph pole. Jack Corcoran was
up on a similar charge and was fined
s. and costs. He said that he had a
job about this time every year. and
tried to pull the anniversary stun, but
didn't get away with IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Free admission and free rides for
children, Wheeling Park, Friday,
July 2.
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creditors Of that section against Al.
torney P. ID Morris. Of New Martins
vile. Who has been doing some en-.
tensiVe oil operations during the past
year
The petitioners. whose credits they
calm run into several thousand dol.
lars. follow Herbert Porter. Jareckf
Manufacturing a Machine Co. Tyler
County Bank. Sexton machine Co
aud the Sistersvilie Boiler Works.
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Roy J. Meyers.
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NEARLY A MILLION
Building Permits Issued Last Year
Represent Cost Of Sefs,775.
Considered Fair.

According to the report of Building
Inspector Fahey for the fiscal year
ending June 30. there has been a to-
tai of go permits issued during the
year. covering building valued at
sel9.115. This report. while not ex-
ceedingly large. Is considered a IA
vorable one. During June 30 permits
were Issued. representing a contem-
plated expenditure of $sS.G53. One
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
SOCIALISTS MEET
Routine Session Held Last Night and
General Questions Discussed.
Delegate for State Meet

A meeting of the Ohio county So
cialists was held last night in their
headquarters on Market street Moth
ing of unusual importance was before
the meeting. The report OF State Sec
rotary Thompson. of Huntington. was
read and ordered received and filed.
Announcement was made of a State
meeting to be held July at Hunting
ton. Mr.. a. l.. Bauer. well known To-
cal contractor. was named as dele
gte.
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ATTORNEY MORRIS
70 Descendant IN involuntary Bank.
ruptey Matter Brought BY New
MsrtinsVille Creditors.

An involuntary petition in bank
Tuptcy was hlod yesterday before
commissioner George p. Boyd. Of the
FEDERAL court BY Attorneys Mccoy
a sViger' Of sistersville. BY Eve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-31
GROCERY BILL OF
S9,333.92I
eharies Oswald, 0yerseer OF the Poor,
Has Spent This Sum fer the
Needy Residents.

The books of Overseer Of the Poor
Charles Oswald. for the fiscal year OF
his office. show many interesting
phases Of the work of caring for The
poor and needy In Rock Island county.
Among the details, it is seen that the
total OF money paid out for nursing
during the year is. To st. Anthonys
hospital, $3,S65,50; to Bethany home,
1851.
orders drawn for poor relief from
Sept, ! to Dec J., 1914 were: Rock Is
land, SI39l9i: Moline, s1191.74:
South Moline, s1,099.52. Total other
towns in county, S676.44.
March / to June /, 1915: Rock Is
land, $2.2I22S; Moline. $1,3412S;
South Moline. s1.441.21 Total other
towns in county. Ss4I.12.
June l to Sept. IS. 1915: Rock Is
land, s1,s7490; Moline. s1.442A
South Moline. s993.95. Total other
towns in county, s676.44.
Sept. l to Dec. |. 1915. Rock Is
land, s1,329.16; Moline, s1,35s95;
South Moline, sS72.75. Total other
towns in county, sS4T1a.
For groceries and provisions the to-
tai IS ss,333.92, and for fuel total Of
81, 1896 is given,