davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

Driving the automobile Of W. F.
Allen into q rope closing 3 street.
Winfield Scott, of seaford. was badly
cut by glass.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
i.,s of the label or wrapper Of this
,,ner will show the time up to which
,aar subscribtion is paid.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24
FOR SALE

Valuable property on Market street.
Smyrna. Also. Dwelling For Rent on Del
aware street. Apply 70
SAMUEL ]. REYNOLDS.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

EXCEPTIONAL OFFER As an
'aaaeement for new subscribers. we
VII send. on receipt of one dollar.
ihe Smyrna Times for the balance
u the year free AMI receipt in full
nom January l. 1916 TO January l.
lGL-adv.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

w. r. s. West has retired from
management Of the Millsboro Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

~. sina Grange P. os II. No 21.
So .s'Ored by good attendance on
v,o-'y The interest is gradually
vb,.. as the attendance grows,
Vs,,,- . indicates the farmers are
sDsS-ss' through with their fall work
/ uort - more tine to devote to grange
/ even;.. me meeting will be in the
HF. R,.s ms Saturday. Nov. q. B.
1 charss' '''os will have the program Ia
Il stte,s. -. ine master asks for a full
Il neo,s n.aes s to make final arrange.
I 'ns supper. Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

centennial n E. Church, Smyrna's
sell'known colored church in charge
y HeV' N. h. Murphy. pastor. has
aaaa'goDe thorough renovation and
% interior pFettily painted. J. c.
-saneflng did the work. The church
y" oe fe-opened Sunday. December
~ and will include weeks interest
Smyrna times., 1915-11-24

Inc meeting Of the Womsn's For.
81 Missionary Society of the AS
~; M Methodist Episcopal Church
al 'u 0s neld at the home Of the presi-
- - Miss Mary W. Thompson next
=. uay evening. at 7.3O O'Clock. At
- Important business has been trans
-; interesting extracts will be
l :, 49, ~ ron the report Of the meeting
\ 49, sne Oeneral Executive Committed
=. ~ recently in Los Angeles. Califor.
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TEXTBOOK STUDY
To Be Taken Up This Week for First
Time by Farmers OF Ohio and
Brooke Counties.

The many enterprising farmers or
Ohio and Brooke counties. who believe
In scientific farming. which IL being
advocated and taught in the Northern
Pan Handle section by the Pan Handle
Agricultural club. will begin this
week to study their first text books
under the direction of the officials OF
the organization.
A meeting was held for farmers in
the Glendale. Ohio county. school
house last Night. which was addressed
by Senior Agent Horace Atwood OF
the Agricultural club. who discussed
The principal features of the scientific
text books. closing by speaking on
Feed and Feeding"
Mr.. Atwood will speak "Wednesday
night at Mt. Leon school house TO
the farmers of that community. while
on Thursday night he will address
the farmers meeting at Bethlehem
school house.
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NOTICE.
Ths Public Service commtssion OF west
Virginia. Capitol building.
Charlenton-

A meeting OF The Public Service Com
mission OF West Virginia. held ON Mon
day. the 18th. day OF November. A. d.
Case No. 42s.
Benweod q MeMechen Consolidated
Water Company
by 3 q. Smith. Receiver
Application for Authority TO Increase
Whereas, application 10 Increase rates
named Benwood a McMechen Consoli-
dated Water Company. by :. O. smith.
It's Receiver:
IL L. hereby ordered that leave be
granted TO any person interested 20 file
objections to said application before
time before the 18th day Of December
1915. and that this matter b. set down
Tor hearing at n Session OF the Commits
sion TO be held at the Capitol Building.
In the City OF Charleston. ON the said
10th day OF December. az two O'Clock u.
m. at which time all persons interested
may appear and make such objections as
they may see tit.
IL il further directed that a copy Of
this order be published by the applicant
once each week for four successive
weeks In two newspapers OF opposite
politics. IL such there be. and OF general
circulation In the towns OF BenwoOd and
McMechen. and that a copy OF said APP
phcation. including the proposed rates.
be filed for public inspection in the
office OF the Mayor and at the Post
Offlce In said towns Of Renwood and Nc
Mechen. respectively, and that due re-
sion.
A Copy.
Teste.
n. b. BERNHEIAI.
n-2e-d-l-s-lS Secretary.
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JOSEPH M. HANDLAN
BURNED TO DEATH
FORMER POPULAR YOUNG MAN
oF THIS CITY MEETS FATE
Was Working in LseelIe Mil Ash Pit
When Hot cinders Are Poured
In Upon Him.

Joseph II. Handlan. aged %. a pop
ular and well known young man who
formerly lived in this city, met a hor-
rible death early yesterday morning
while working in the LaBelle iron
works at Steubenville, Ohio, by being
burned and from suffocation in an
ash pit which he entered to make
some repairs. His body was burned
from head TO foot by the hot steam
and he inhaled considerable poisonous
gases before he was rescued from the
pit He was rushed to the Ohio VAL
ley hospital az Steubenville. but lived
only few hours. dying in intense
agony.
Following the death the body was
removed to his late home in Steuben-
vile. where his young wife with their
two-year-old son. Jospeh NJ. Handlan,
Jr.. had been told Of the deplorable ac-
cident. The body will likely be brought
to the home of his grandmother, Mrs
X n. List. No. IL Ninth street, where
the funeral services will be held and
terry.
The deceased young man was the
son OF the late John r. Handlan of this
city. He was born and reared in
Wheelin gand was graduated about
eight years ago from the Linsly insti-
tute. In 1908 he went to Steubenville
where he accepted a position as fore
man OF LaBelle blast furnaces. Four
years ago he married Miss Catherine
Amber. daughter OF b. NJ. Amber. a
prominent attorney OF Parkersburg.
and sister of Congressman Hunter II.
Moss OF that city. Besides his wife
and young son he is survived by his
mother. Mrs. John Handlan. of Orange,
y. J.. one sister. Mrs. Allan b. Mills.
OF New York city. and oen brother.
John II. Handlan, OF Monnessen. Pa,
an uncle, Joseph Handlan, local at
torney, also two aunts, Miss Frances
List and Mrs. Edward Hazlett. of this
city.
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TREAT MANY IN
DENTAL CLINIC
IMPORTANT BRANCH OF SOCIAL
SERVICE WORK WAS START
Ed YESTERDAY.
Members Of Wheeling Dental Society
Will Care for Children's Teeth
Tuesday and Friday Mornings.

The Aid and Social Service Dental
Clinic was formally opened yester-
Cay morning in the room that has re-
Gently been fitted up by the associa-
ton in the board OF trade building.
Quite a number OF the little folks.
who are either orphans OF their par
ents are unable to hove their teeth
cared for. called and many were at.
tended to- Il was necessary. how
ever. to turn some away as they
could not all be looked after. one den
list being all that the office has been
fitted TO accommodate.
The work was In charge OF Dr. r.
s. Morrison. president OF the Wheel
ing Dental society. and he was assist
ed by DIR. w. f. II. Caldwell. At pres
ent II Is the intention OF the society
TO have open days" on Tuesday and
Friday mornings. but II they are I'M
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BULGARS PURSUE
toonHnusd from Firss Pare,

Dos aFaIn been bOmharded Austrian
OFFICERS who have been through MANI
big battles on The eastern front a.
scribe the Italian artillery fire aa
more terrific and continuous than anv
ihfy nave previously experienced
The appointment Of General Sir
Horace smith Dorricn TO the supreme
command Of The forces operating In
EHHt africa means that the British
are taking steps in an cndoavor a
clear The Germans out of the 0nIr
colony That remains f0 them ovcrrf
"a small part OF fhc kamoruna Tho
Germans are In strong force in Eaef
Africa. but General Smith. Durrien With
the army that ie being raised in South
Africa. The troops who arc alroad .
there and those who arc going HON.
hopes fO complete hIa new JOB in .Inrf
order The commander. Ike the mon
under hlm. Dol experienced In hfrIrfr
warfare
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SOFIA. Dec. / 4. via London. Dec. IL.
1920 a. m.-"December II will remain
for the Bulgarian army and nation a
day OF great historical Importance"
says an official communication issued
from general headquarters. "On that
day the army occupied the last three
Macedonian towns still In the hands OF
the enemy-Doiran. GievEeli and Struga-
The last fights against the British.
French and Servians took place near
Dorian and the Ochrida lakes. The en-
envy everywhere is beaten. Macedonia
Is freed. Not a single hostile soldier is
TO be found on Macedonia soil. After
yesterdays defeat OF the British and
French on the right bank Of the Var
dar river, they retired upon neutral
Greek territory. Our troops pursued
them to the Greek frontier
The town OF Dorian was captured at
noon The population received our
troops with cheers and decorated them
with flowers. They also cheered King
Ferdinand"
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able to care for the patients during
these hours il is likely that other days
will be added In order that all may
be cared for.
This Is one branch OF the local
charity work that is calculated to
bring best results in the prevention
OF disease. The care OF the teeth is
one of the most important matters as
neglect breeds disease and NAV invite
tuberculosis. II the public gives the
necessary assistance. this clinic VIII
be one OF the greatest things ever IN
augurated m this city. as the Dental
society has volunteered TO give u
more attention If II becomes neces-
saTy. Members will take turns do
ing the work. I'm alphabetical order.
The next open day" viii be Friday
morning.
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correspondent at Salonih says the fight
ing during the week did no serious harm
10 The allied forces. the Bulgarians hav-
ing shown no desire 10 come to close
quarters since Monday Of last week
The British casualties on the day q"
Gays the correspondent. although Sc
we're. totalled less than a thousand. but
during the rest OF the week a few dozen
would sum up the total casualties along
the whole Franco-Iritish front
During the week the allies retired
about Il miles by gradual stages. re-
moving all their stores and absolutely
ocnuding the country OF everything val
liable 60 The enemy.
Meanwhile. reinforcements continue
q pour into Salonili. including several
; cottish regiments. ana on the semi
circle or hills surrounding tine town the
Qualifications are rapidly nearing com
pletion The soldiers arc confident and
many or them express the hone that
they viii soon be able 20 test the
strength ~ these works against the
enemy"
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IfIMfHIN. doc Do. fa.HI oil HI IfrIf.
.h n'h'I1l rDfnunica i0n Iuef Ieaufl Hnrr
HHfH
lIIEhf Sub. Lieutenant Graham Ir sn
rrfuUIaun With FIrnf Huh.r .I.rf.n.Ur
lnrH nH observer. while nu patrol "a
ine HelrInu coast fhIa lTurefa.I affrf
noon. aiEhfrd inrrr German arr1rIrne
end gave chase
hficr H severe fUEHFrHnrnf The Cor.
man machine wac hII nrH frII Uff.r.
roarhiur fhn uufrr If furaI into nHn.ra
ard Hf fhr moment ~ afrIEInE erniaf|sI
500 Trace of ODE pilot. rarrrnrrr 0r bod.
chine could hr found
Lieutenant grahnm.n nralE.r.
WHH "nUrrrIN dams rrn HN machine rrr.
IRE and feIl into fhe ~ra. Huf hafI ed
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SPEAKEASY RAID
BY Prohibition Officer Phillips nets
Two Arrests ana Much
Bottled Beer

In r. reid lead by Deputy Prohibition
commissioner Ecrt PHILIPPE two men
W''e arrested in en alleged speakeasy at
the rear Of gees 5 ain street The place
was entered ab,ut $3.50 IN the afternoon
and r. Davis. said Co b. the proprietor.
was taken. along with James Wolfe who
was held as 4 witness. Wolfe lives on
the premises
\ quantity nf bottled beer was fouuI
when the reid Yves made. Davis viewed
nearing before squire j. Elwood
tuEhes md furnished bond Of $500 20
appear before the Grand Jury
Britain has crown abroad to IS
times her ~rca q home
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RHEUMATISM is
POOR BLOOD
Tanlae Has Proven Best Remedy
Succeeds Where Others
Bring No Relief.

Another Huntington lady. Mrs. G.. l.
Stacy. living at 1881 Ninth avenue.
suffered a long time with rheumatism
and other conditions that were caused
by poor condition OF the blood.
rheumatism is a common illness and
the direct cause of IL is still undecid-
ed. But most doctors agree that Il
is cause by a poor condition or the
blood and an anemic condition. In n
recent interview she said: Il suffered
from rheumatism. my limbs ached
and ] could hardly sleep. Half the
time I had 20 force the food down
The pains in my back were terrible
and j simply broke down. tried other
remedies but got no results. saw
Tanlac advertised and read where II
had helped others who suffered with
the same trouble had. Since taking
IL / feel better in every way. Ny ap-
petite is improved and l. can eat and
enjoy "A hearty meal and can eat all
the time. Ny husband and I have
taken three bottles together. can
honestly recommend Tanlac because
I know # has helped me- and made
me feel better. and know II will do
the same for anybody else with the
same trouble I had"
Tanlac succeeds where others fail
because II helps nature and does not
drug the body. If you are suffering
from stomach. kidney or liver trouble.
constipation. indigestion. catarrhal ar
fections or any like ailment do not
wait until you are very sick and are
are on deaths door. but 20 today 10
c. II. Griest & Co. 1125 Market street.
and get bottle OF Tanlac. Mr.. Rem
frow. the Tanlac representative here,
IL always in attendance to courteously
explain Tanlac. Tanlac is sold only
at this store for the better protection
of the public against substitution.
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CHICAGO GETS
to5ntinu.a - - -

were held was pretty we'll nllod with
IepublicanH who have been mentioned
as presidential pOssibilitos and their
supporter
Tho Republican neht. the gossip
vent today wlll br warcd ON few
plain urnrlp'ra. defense OF American
commerce end Industry and defense of
American lives. One of tho points 0f
attack VIII De- that The Democratic
party in congress had moi stood Tor an
adequate plan ~ Dreparadnoss until
events across The Atlantic forced Thorn
% change Their position.
Arrangements Committee
One Of Tho last thlnRs done bv the
committee today waa fhr selection of
n committee on arrangements which
VII select temporary chairman OF
me convention, and name some of ifs
important temporary committee
Chairman iIlllee ig head OF the ar.
ranRemenfs committee and the other
member are Ralph b. williams. 81
Oregon Franklin Murphy. of New
Jersey. p r Duncan. 81 Norih Caro-
lima Fred W. Estabrook. Of New
Hampshire. Fred Stanley. OF Kanaar
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Concentration camp.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA concentra-
ton camp FOR Germans and Austrians'
taken from ships by British and French
cruisers in South American and West
indian waters has been established at
Barbados. according to passengers who
arrived here to-day on the steamship
Acre. from West Indian ports When
they left Barbadoes the passengers said
the camp held / 20 prisoners
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LONDON. Dec. ~. S:25 y. m.-Repiy-
ing TO questions in the house OF com
mons today. Harold j. Tenant, parlia-
mentary undcr-sccrcta for war. said
that II was circulated that Turkey had
$50 600 men in the field and that this
force under certain circumstances might
be increased TO a million.
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SOFIA. via London. Dec. ~. 1870 D.
mt Is announced here that the So
hran1e will meet December IS. The gov
eminent will ask credit Of $50 900 600
francs. Tho government will be- SUP
ported by all the parties except tho So
cialist.
AZ the meeting OF tho ministry at
which 10 was decided 90 convene the So
branJe % was announced that the Bull
Ear had enlarged his territory by 1000
kilometres lover $1,000 mflesD
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PETROGRAD. VIA London. Dec IL
1895 p. m.-The official communication
issued by the war office today says
there Is no change in the situation either
on the Russian or Caucasian fronts.
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AGO Doc If Itrrrrrnnfa ~ ItrH
0f ices willard and rred button viii
go NrfU fu.uurruu 90 sign articles fnr
H0nft uriEhf boxing match Gov fna
rhnm rionehir. fo take place iu New or
leans un March g.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 60 manufacturers, Jobbara. rTsr.
chants and Others Whoissals Dealers.
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN That
The state Board ~ Control OF the State
81 West Airriuln Will receive bids daily
20 ite oflcn 90 Charleston West virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies Tor the several
STATE infutli IONS. tne financial manage
uent of which De- vested ir aafd f09r1
CONTRACTS viii De awarded Co. THE loves.
uiddfrF. quality considered. aud other
ihlnEa nrinF equal West Virginia deal
ere VIII d. EiNru preference
liata 90 supplies needed viii be- fur.
niHhrd bidders on receipt OF requests
Stains the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ia-l-tf Charleston West Niralnfa
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situation Unchanged

heers were picked up and safely land
cd" -rkiRsGN
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Charles y. Warren. of Michigan: AIyah
II. Martin. OF Virginia; James p.
Goodrich. of Indiana. and John T.
Adams, OF Iowa. This committee will
meet either in New York or Chicago
In few days TO lay out its prelimin-
airy plans and is expected TO have
many meetings before June.
Chairman Hilles said tonight he hao
heard no serious suggestions for tenn
pOrary chairman of the convention.
but that there seemed TO be sentiment
among the many members to see
whether the winter docs not develop
some Republican orator in congress
who can properly sound the keynote.
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LoaT-ietwccn Martins FERRY and Kirk-
wood. Masonic watch charm. lr and
Shrine UHffrre. last night about fn
o'clnrk Reward lf returned to tho Intel
llAenrrf Office da1a.I
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EEHNEDr-On sunday. December 18th.
1910. at 800 o'clock D. M. MARGAEfsI
IS. widow of che late James Kennel.
in The sfth year of her age
Funeral from her late residence az
south broadway. Island WedueadnY
December Do. at O'Clock D.. m. Inter
mrut Greenwood cemetery FRIENDS %
the family respectfully invited to at-
tend
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BoHo-On Tuesday. December ~. 1915.
81 ll;f3 o'clock a. M. GEORGE s. an
rant son Of Harry A. and Lula b. Long
Funeral from the family residences. ae4r
Woods street Wednesday. December
Do. Of = y. m. fnterment In Pcninsuf a
c.mstely. Friends ol the family iu-
fIfed Co. attend
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DIED

GLESSNER-On Tuesday. December IA
1915. At H:f5 o'clock D. m. At his late
residence on the National pike. W. D..
GLESSNER
Funeral notice hereafter.
iflcase omit fowcraD
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FOR sALE-AutomobiIe

foR SALE-AutomOhile Six Cylinder
touring car. @. \. smith. l.. :. I.aun-
dry, Bellaire OHIO. se-3O-tf
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FARMs-Wanted.

WANTED-To rent. a good farm from
100 TO 500 acres. Will buy farm IN
suitable. Address Renter. care IntcIIi-
Eencer d-7-q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGflN
I'm EN~L DlntCTOR ANO
ASTEhtAl EMnALMER.
ii22 ard it2f Main street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones s35
g. J. BCrtschv. MAJ Phone issg.R
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LOST

LoHT-ltUefon bull terrier aneuerf.r
fhn name of Dandy Brown ari
white. rUrfw tail are 81 years Reward.
Cali lfa4-N NATL Wheeling d.fs-I
LOST Between 1f and fe Tuesday r. mi.
small brown leather h1l folder. rnn.
tanning VIII finder please return.
MIer Helen $40 Court Theatre BLDG
n.Irar
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot sON
1900. Spring water plped into house.
Lots OF nruhery-beautifui grounds-
an Ideal home
ZINE BUILDING SfTE-In woJdsdale.
Lot 210N5ZO containing ga acres.
more Or less. VIII sell AZ a whole Or
half OF a.
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Proxy Resolution.

The committee adopted a resolu.
ton designed TO prevent use of proxies
al future meetings OF the committee
except when the giver OF the proxy
Is III, out OF the city where the meet
ing "a TO be held or a member from
territory outside the continental linn
It's OF the United States. This reso
iutlon was introduced by Mr. Warren
ana was said to have been drawn
lot It's effect upon the committee meet
ing next June. when contests viii n.
taken up. III w
The committee gave an bour durir.
the afternoon 10 proponents and oppo
nthls OF woman suffrage App,s1ss
ana laughter greeted all the speaker.
Di' Anna Howard Shaw asked that M,
hepubhcan platform Of 1910 carr J,
plank promising a federal suffrag,
amendment. ana Miss Frances Joliff.
fleld, Of oregon. OF the Congressional
on california. and Mrs sara Bard
union Tor Woman Suffrage. served
n0Ice mat there were 1000 600 womeo
voters in the west whose votes were
worth getting and could be- had IL tho
hepubican party would put such
plank in De platform Mrs. a. >
George was spokesman for the anti
suffragists
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LONDON. Dec. Il. f:29 p m.-Revieyy-
ing the past weeks operations. Reuters
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WE nUl

WANTED-To hire. horse and wagon
with or without oriysr. The Bon Ton.
d-1O-k
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oTT--uu Tura1ay afternoon December
ltfh. 1915. MARGARET 81 OTr
ueN Uff
Funeral notice hereafter.
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lHIa. Hf $50 O'Clock o. fn. no the ohio
valley General Hospital DANIEL.
oitNlLlE slLLtMAN. in bis 25th
year.
Funeral services to hr held at the resi-
drure Of BITS uncle Robert Narriann
lI-i Euif street. uu Thureday evening
ai O'Clock. lnt.rmrnt private Friday
norninE at Do o'clock at ST. ZlHn ccfu-
NfHrN
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To the Reading Public.
Having dispensed with agents the
price OF Mlcrs' history of West Nlr-
Elnia. Dee two large coIumes. has been re-
duced Co &2.5U per set Would make "a
zine Christmas present. should be ln
every home. For pros peCtus and further
particulars write s.. Mycrs. New Martins
Vile. W. Va d-Il-h
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED buy second hand Evin,
rude attachnblc motor Must b. IN
good condition. Geo. Hoffman. 3rd St
city. d-I5-m
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WE BUY WE SELL
Machinery and tools 81 ell descriptions
open evenings Tool store. 1851 Market
81 d-I-ff
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WANTED-Position

WAHTED-1oung married man. expert
enced I'm office. wants position Al once
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