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The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

- any cheering IN when announced yes
ko George uoarty had drawn his unconditional release
vouaA 10 Ionser be Tiger. Tho fans knew was coming
~ - he time they Witt day after day cutting
fvo ogEers and turning them into put outs with con
tha has led the believe that eventually the III
fo9 FRISCO win the greatest thrdsackers OF ms
n tremendously popular In Detroit and MS s, an.
A jIGers have made player whom the fans VIII nor
~ outer darkness claims many diamond
ahould not forget either for no player dd
- he boys in line the Federal league was makns
= o>IesU and looked good ~. ., .~r...,xa
- never perfect player But his
made him young whom the fans loved 10 see oul
az the fray valuable lieutenant 10 Jennihss
6nys when Yannigan parts OF the sprns ips
mn Donovan the tourists MS JUG
S6inS The capabity OF young talent was good, TOO
Ma biggest year purchased from New TOT
heffnA for 273 elded the top Ihereaer ne
~ each year when he staged quite comepaIE
average about $50 again and neideo Win nis
inst sprinR bad. and before was
o1y1l another and cinched job Bearing
Vsh been popular pastime for three or Tour years
thst co,ld be scraped wasn't good enough ior ,e
mn Louden. Charley Deal and Corriden were ulo ea
Aance but back went George 10 the no
shovn some ability first baseman, and would
tSsr, 81 some league club now were not 'na' "
toeFed strong batter.
pwnbahv will accept offers 10 become
ero g much beiieve that he will be whale as
nakes Good very likely as did hughey 'e"
W. = Hi Donovan All Detroit hopes So
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
D.U. 8. CALLS OFF
NEW YORK GAME

ID. u. 8. will not play the North
Tonawanda, N. " high school team
next Saturday because Of the Grip
pied condition of the Nmwood
SQUAD. No less than half Q dozen
regulars are laid up BY the batter
ing received at Culver. and Leith
will not be able TO put a representa-
tive team into the field this week.
The situation has been explained to
tho New Workers., and II 10 believed
that the game vii be played at a
later date this season.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Stoek Companies Don't Work

AUgu tie immense capital needed would seem that the fu
league Ownership would be stock affair
nnirht but Its fatal weakness has
cf q cases been attempted stakeholder
by the playing affairs
'osI 1IornIsed club been the outcome
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Peor Crep Of Talent Hurts Minors

frisco this week and they set
n noSn that heard the continent There
rsnarrr for their predicament The chief that those
spotmsn Insist on providing their patrons with more ex
ther territory support When they players
ii1her thsy make up the difference When they
There q big market for capable
S ut To rockies the considered
13s ncosding reports OF the hunters This
the that
lost in three four when they
the depression the jungles
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
The Gunner Wine One.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1o.-Gunbost
Smith won q slow eisht-round bout
with Joe Cox. OF Springfield, Mo-.
here last night
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

amenable lack Of good taste In airing
troubles Just when the football fireworks are mos.
vren1h Feds the summer sport Is getuhs AVA!
E ~ ha,ht hut that baseball having troubles The
q the u fairly to diagnose Inc outlaws W s
xGry costly One that there ism In
tie other for the amount the rnsieaaers nave
bought into organized pan ana
~ They can still ouy IN lot eve naIoi
TIA pobe exception the White Sox and the Yankees
who still fascinated WIN the sane
HIT the outlaws likely to be able to use In break
have dropped In the gilmore venture
their chief diff
facf that other business baseball mas nciesseo
n rnasnifude take many times the capitai 10
3hoe 6svs that ala few ago. and oaseoa no eE
6psen ago man with ssoovo cou,a In Now
Sno ro6 tnst The investment In modern MAJOR
IN and sadiums that are gooa Ior hs
I'M milton Salaries inflated ano overhead
9Sl nps Of the high cost living 10 make any
etS~r a holidays saturdays and Sundays must be fine
nuut ~ bad run OF weather. ana losing .ean
thouSands n and takes lot OF GOOD years
1lr orn way make up previous losses
the biggest ssmbe in the world and when few sports
such game, they are certain 10
$3.50 speculation and simple and there mucn
investing Of thousands in such an enterprise
hundren And the magnates are realizing IL
mighty anxious to get their money out so ines
r. he savings the considerable in
4 ~ small interest such sum-
nfoemed that there isn't big league
weudnt be glad OF chance to get his money
they Baseball clubs aren't changing hands ire
the simple that cash purchas
the well known moars In the beaks OF barnyard
1o White 0Uw Conisksy has fairly certain money maker and
- sxcspuon would happen to him the Hose
standing hard luck damaged the popu
am Be guessed from the present position OF the Cubs
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

vor Harvard insulted sticking substitutes
Providence while the
ers boxing the Brownies in their peevshness
q Whether Harvard will
t Saturday remains TO be but Brown isn't
would be bad thing
aTistcrats records should tell victory
AoAo islanders the men Of Haughon.
attention will Syracuse
Princeton. II is something
Yales chances. but still is fact that in 1870
the week the he
EYf And Princeton strong that Last
H6Ao2 Ynle Shevln. who led
49, ssain shift person.
p1nod westward are Aonxo Stage II he
Saturday, he Will BE- as OF
~ - GOD chance Of doing that thing of
ooro1n tWo weeks ago.
Mn H. another notable meeting of Illinois
tnis week With Fullback Calvin Of the Badgers missing
ond Harold RoGue popular AlAmerican nominee
9sus ~ enms Of the year Illinois looks like
Go1mng the recor6 smashing year Mark
Gupho&11G ago Geyer
nAo0e forward this was
ovu s e)a Longest is the claim for this
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. Such ANNA
ton as was manifested at odd times
by today's stock market was mainly
In the special class OF securities This
embraced Bethlehem Steel. which rose
10 a new high price TO the accompain-
ment OF dividend resumption rumors.
American Can. whose earnings are
said TO be very large, Westinghouse
Electric. International Harvester, tai
though there was an abrupt decline to
It's minimum by the stock OF the for
eign corporationl and several OF the
newly listed automobile SHARES
Favorite railway stocks we're under
pressure for the greater part OF the
session, likewise United States Steel.
which vas again offered for foreign
interests. according to board room
gossip. In the final hour. however.
and TO the accompaniment OF more
activity than has recently been shown.
the whole list broadeded and ad-
vanced. with numerous net gains of
over three points.
BY far the most interesting develop
ment o fthe day was another decline
in exchange on London. bringing the
quotation down to 4s3Is. the lowest
price since October OF 1907, at which
time a stock market panic was pre-
vailing and New York banks had de-
cided to issue loan certificates. Apart
from technical considerations. IL was
agreed that the chief cause OF the
decline lay in the vast improvement
shown by this country's foreign trade
Total sales 154, 500 shares.
The local market for bonds was IT.
regular with wide fluctuations In many
issues. Total sales, par value, ST..
$4,000.
United States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
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THE THEATRE
MARIE DREss1IR RETURNS

IL has been such stars a. Marie Ores
sler that have made motion pictures
what they are today. IL a. now the Gus
tom OF persons contemplating visit
70 the .movies' TO scan the columns OF
the daily newspapers and select their
Picture play just as one would make
rhFfr cnrfte Of choosing the best spoken
play In town for their attention. Pro-
ducers. having come 20 realize this
change on the part OF the public. have
been quick to make provision for the
discriminating and fastidious ones with
the result that the best stars from the
musical comedy and dramatic field are
sation. They simply must be had And
the Keystone company appreciated this
fact when u come time for their pro
ducti0n Of TITLES Functured Ho-
nance. They had many clever actors
such as Charles Chaplin. Mabel Nor
mand. Mack Sennett. etc. who are
known 90 rmost every patron Of the
commcdienne Tor the role ~ "Tillie"
who could make that part stand out
prominently and above ali others. Marie
pressler was az thai time about 10 end
her road tour On Titles NiEhtmare." a
comedy with music iu which she had
management % Messrs shubcrt Tho
consent Of the latter hrm secured. Miss
presslcr Immediately agreed Co 90 Co
California a. a salary never before paid
"a legitimate star 90 enact "a role iu mo-
zion pictures. Tho result has been tho
production Of the best comedy the
screen has ever known and Dr. d. likely
will be duplicated.
Seats are now on raIs for two per-
furuanrUa fu De given Iu fnH Court The
atrr tomorrow. matinee and night
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Personals.

Mr.. Dellekar. Of Columbus. one OF the
managers OF the Ohio Fuel Supply Co.
IA visiting the various plants and call
ing upan the consumers Of the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure and chill
dren have returned to their home in
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hague. OF this
place.
Mrs. Thomas Bratton OF Fairvtew
has been seriously III the past few days
with pneumonia
Mrs. Jane Davis. OF North Chestnut
street. IL home from a visit with Mrs.
q. y. Rhinehart. OF Somerton.
Mrs. William Bartlett. OF Peoria, Ill.
~ here for n visit with her sister Mrs.
W. l.. Judkins. OF East South street.
The remains OF Mrs. Louisa Hissey.
whose death occurred at tho home of ner
daughter. Mrs. Guy Patterson, OF Cam
bridge were taken to f'airview where
the funeral was held Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Jerrs Bond. Of FaIrview, is i'm
proving after a severe illness.
Miss Isabel and Helen BradneId. OF
West Main street, are home from a visit
with relatives at steubenvilie.
Mrs. Clara Buchanan. OF North Chest
nut street, left this week for Battle
rCeek. Mich, where she will take treat
ment.
The following people from n distance
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Ruth Por-
Ter; Mr.. and Mrs. +: l.. schick and fam
lily, Mrs. John Schick Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Schnzer and son. Albert Bell, William
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardvick Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Schick and William
West. OF Cambridge: Mrs. Allie Benton
and MIS-. Roy Colby, of Somerton: Mrs.
wharton. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haas, OF
Cambridge
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THE w ATHER
CONDITIONS

\ storm OF such energy. with center
~ ontario. IL passing eastward over the
lake region. attended by high winds.
MS storm caused moderate rains over
the ohio and Tennessee valleys and
Lake region during the past - hours.
West Of the Mississippi the wea ther
Is fair and colder, with the pressures
generally high. No unseasonahly cold
weather. however prevails Ia any Sec
tion. The morning readings over the
16e
Partly cloudy and colder weather is
expected In this vicinity tonight and
fair and continued cold weather Friday.
The temperature Thursday morning Will
probably be about 22'
Local data: highest tempcratur.
yesterday, b5'. lowest last night.
OBS.
The Ohio will rise moderately in the
district for the next 80 hours
Il. -. HOWE.
Section Director.
daily by A. T.. Masi-n A. Co. bankers
and brokers. national Exchange lianh
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Logan nryan's Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK, Jan. The gyrations
OF specialties tended TO relieve the dull
ness In other quarters. The profession
al element Is still Inclined to favor the
selling side OF the stock lists whenever
any occurrence. whether its influence be
enduring ornot. makes such course
seem advisable. The reported breach IN
the relations between Italy and Austria
was productive Of some scattered realiz-
ing, but prices recovered easily. Such
specialties as Can. Bethlehem Steel.
which have been facored by the war
were active. Sentiment Is improving
daily and large corporations gradually
entering the market for materials.
which n little later should be reflected
by betterment in commercial and in
dustrial lines. While price movements
may continue for time to be narrow.
still we believe that course OF least re-
sistance will he found to be on the buy
ing side
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AT THE VICTORIA.

victoria theatres new bin yestsrday
packed the house for three perfurmances
and that the new acts met approval Uaf
manifested hV the enthusiastic Applause
ElNCn Dave walters and hts company
~ i've people Iu Salvation sue" made 4
great hlf ana were given one walton
after another Mr Walters is an actor
OF ability and De has company that b.
good throughout The little plaVlet ia
.nfeus'lF inferestIrr and the story De-
brought out iu a way Co. rirasr There
.s good lesson n the plot and ro per-
son can 10" q without being helped.
leo Chandler and company Ir Ray
r .mF CIRCUS have made "a tremendous
Doc with their comedy. f.auahInr HaFfns
tNn minute the TIRE. men come on the
.ftE, Hul never quite fi fhev retire.
The Your IruunrIa lu their great cast.
IuE H"f have been sensation and they
deserve all the praise rIttu them Sheri-
Jan arI Niles Gates iu singing and
talking acc made good with the crowds
uf Yesterday and viii He popular Tor the
remainder UI THE wee. Ada DIlahurN.
the singing coincidence Del clever and aI|
her work Ia good Tho NfUturiasrons
pictures are uu fu the standard on the
balance Of the IIiI
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DIDN'T APPEAR
Justice Court Case Of Syrian scrap"
Failed 20 MsterialiEe-WiII
BE Compromised.

Squire Hobbs had quite a busy DAY
yesterday strengthening up Syrian
war and etc. Persons who had com.
planned against Kali Joseph. alleging
that he had been selling whiskcy 81.
legally failed 20 show MP and a. a con.
sequence the case will BE- compro.
missed. u is learned that the whole
auair was spite work from the begin.
ming
Edward krupp was remanded 10 tail
on charge Of stealing about SIS
worth ~ towels and etc. from tho
windsor hotel The time for the hear.
ing has not yet been set
Adam Petratz was fined $40 and
costs yesterday on a charge Of assault
and battery or thirty DAYS In Jail tie
paid
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Wsllsburr Peruonals

J. J. Murphy. formerly OF Cross Creek
district; A. moving to Twenty-fifth
street. Weilsburg.
Miss Sarah McCamIc was a Steuben-
vile. o. visitor last evening. and at
tended the National theatre
samuel and Clarence Jacobs, were
Pittsburgh. Pa. visitors on wednesday.
Mrs. a. G. Jones. OF Yorkville o.. Is
visiting her parents in this city.
Edward Childs and family have moved
from the corner OF Eleventh and Yam
kee streets. 90 73l Main street.
Harry Ludwig. OF Lancaster Ohio In
visiting Wellsburg relatives.
Miss Hazel Kyle Is III at her home on
Main street, with the typhoid fever
H. -. Cresap was business visitor in
Cleveland. o. on Wednesday
MarNey Ferguson and daughter Mrs
John smith, were visiting relatives In
Washington. Pa. on Wednesday
Mrs. Smith will visit In Washington
ana Pittsburgh. Pa. before returning TO
her home In this city.
Or X. g Brashear was a business
caller IN Mcdonald. Pa. on Wednesday
Mrs. Emma Stickel. OF Pittsburgh IA
- visiting Wellsburg friends
Miss Ruth Fleming. OF Brilliant. O..
was a Wellsburg caller on "wednesday
evening.
T.. +. Cash. Of Cincinnati. O.. was n
Wellsburg business visitor on Thursday
). NJ. Warden was a Wheeling bust
ness caller on Wednesday.
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ID wInDnnnnRns ~

frCsl theatrical Interest Ia just now
concentrated uu fHg forthcoming on.
AuEIIu and her .rrsHr uU rHHIH company
Co. Oscar WIlHa.H brilliant COMEDY.
drama of au.irf. nr1 MANNER lady
" iuder mere fuu. which wIlI hf the
attraction 80 fnr Court theatre uu Mon.
DAY uiEhf. January co.
Since fhr announcement OF tho book.
Iug there has been H continuous enquiry
81 the luN uTi.H ana there Ia every In
dIoatiun that the capacity Of me the.
afrc viii Pc rsfed in the Wilde play
Nisa Nrrliu VIII ne seen ir role That
uf tho fner mating Mrs I.TIN rra wIfHr
o. aeuerasly conceded fn Dol ideally suit.
~ 20 De- emotional and rfafrluuII F.rta.
The ruIn = n fntufIf. with fHa actress
her SER. probably because .. HHe Won
be- ffa highfrf critical praise rnH IHr.
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measurable popular success -he pro.
duction will be complete and elaborate
In every detail. and will be presented
here in exactly the same manner as our.
ing is three months run az the Liberty
and Hudson theatres IN New York last
season. Miss Angiins supporting com
pany includes Ruth Holt Boucicauit
stanley Dark. Florence Carpenter. SD.
ney Greenstrcet. Harry Reddinr. Wal
lace WiddecOmbc Virginia Palmer.
Harry Barfoot. Carolyn Darling. Leon.
ard Wiley and dozen others Tn,
sale of seats will open this morning
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Miss Alice Hall N W0osfeT. returned
to her home Yesterday after pleasant
visit With friends hero
y division ~ the Ladies. Aid guafrf,s
or tho Iroahvterian church viii hold
tfeterin luncheon ln the dining ra1rn
airy 1frt
Miss Ruth Butcher. formerly Of tbt,
place. Who ls teaching in the Alliance
hlEh school was among those recently
granted ltfe high school cerun-atea
AT ard Mrs j. e.. Gibson are eup.~f-
81 home SATURDAY. from r. two weeks "
gatou spent in New YORK and phiIadei-
Attorney Fred sprIsss ~ pridr.r.,,
was DOB town Yesterday ON LEGAL bust.
o. HetheI or Fiushinr was d.
visitor at the county seat ThurHfar
ATTORNEY o. g. sedgwirE on Teffafra
was here on leEai business yeaferfav
Week - PRAYER services are beirg
held 20 the " p church THE week 80
DAY eHouing George rierFun Will sreaE
on Families Schools and VuIIeFee 40
tHo Young Saturday evening" prof
butcher viii speak on Home MiraIora p
Everybody Is welcome
Rev Horn. pastor az the trfIafIar
CHURCH moved yesterday from Nariatta
street tD the Rachel Rice property on
I. Ir-. W 4 Seal Mrs F-sns uorrsn
Mrs 7. ~ Fittrn and Mrs o. Tawfer~e
a.l nt Eellaire. spent Thuradar Win
VIZ y p workman
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uttcr, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Jan. butter. dull.
creamery. extras tg2 Scorsl 81. cream
cry higher scoriGg) 3gia n IS. creamery
hrsts sln3sis. seconds gSH3u. ladies
current make. hrsts 23iz aga. seconds
y y n =. packing stock current make
No. .. 2in1s
cheese. steady. unchanged
Eggs. unsettled. fresh gathered eN-
ira nue 40u 81 extra trgts 3gM 90. fIrsts
~ n = seconds So az. state. Peunsvl-
vania and nearby. henu-ry whites fine
TO fancy $50 IS. do gathered whites
81 n -, do hsuuery browns g.. do gath
cred browns and mixed colors 27Ht1.
Flour. arm.
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GERMANY PROHIBITS
FRATERNiZtNo or TROOPS

BERLIN. Jan. Z. via London. s.0s
p. M The German army authorities
have Issued "a general order prohibit.
inE in future troops IN the field from
fraternizing with forces Of tho enemy
as they did a. several points in the
western theater of the war a. Christ.
mas
To such an extent was this fra.
iernizing carried out that NJ one place
where the Germans and British
played football Christmas dav they
agreed to suspend hoeu'ities Tor tvo
days more.
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ssE-rat.sr-on 20.

% want you 10 understand" said
Young spender. that got my money
by hard work"
Why. 7 fhouaht 90 was left 10 YOU
by your rich uncle
So % was. bur ! hard work 10 get
% away from The lawyers. ladies'
Home Journal
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WELLSBURG

wELLSBURG. w. Va. Jan. Rev
Thomas 9. Pears. minister OF the First
Presbyterian church. at Follsnsbee. will
De the speaker at the Hamilton Club
meeting To be held In the auditorium ON
next sunday afternoon. The meeting
VIII start at 1850 sharp and will keep In
Tor Just sixty minutes.
The meeting will b. open for both men
and women and as Rev. Pears will have
special message IL II expected that a
large crowd will be present. Rev. Pears
has Tor more than three years preached
at the FollanSbee church. during which
time he has been heard by many Wells
burg people. who will be glad to hear
him again.
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"A PooL THERE WAS"

Porter Emerson HrUwre's modern
,rgil,. ~, pay t'ggl rh,re Wa
ara. Will he The attraction af the Court
next Thursday and Friday. Jan. 1915.
with matinee on Friday HNa Ia zen.
orally known The pIaF waa .ulEfsftd HF
RUDY ara kiUlluEH poem Tho vampire
ana if ls iu the part ~ Tho Woman fhHt
Eugene EIHir ia arrr Or Usr beet. SUD-.
ported hy Albert Phillips auH iarr-
and CAPABLE cast. ono ~ fHH scenic
feature ir ls che fsrE of Hu ocean liner
90 sailing hour
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENvILLE, O.. Jan At
torneys here say that a determined ef-
Tort Will be made TO repeal the manda-
tory section OF the Torrens Land Law
Ihey claim IL ts Objectionable for many
reasons IL reads: In all suits to sell
an estate in fee In the whole OF un-
registered land brought by an assignee
or trustee for the benefit OF creditors.
commissioner or insolvents. receiver.
master commissioner. administrator,
executor or other person appointed by
court and In all suits TO uartitior ,pr.
Elstered land held I'm fee. proper ale
cations and parties necessary to a de-
cree TOT original registration OF the title
TO said estate shall be made IN the nett
uon. the said allegations 70 be included
IN a separate cause or action. and said
ute before any order OF sale or parti-
tion shall be made or entered An tbo
case shall be registered as provided In
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat advanced
eNcltedlN IN the last hour to-day Euro
p-an buying that had again become ram
Iant wSs the force under the market
mere was strong close at I &c 20 80 e.
above last night Corn rose 4. isc to
&c net and oats =, W7c to Iulrc. In
provisions the finish varied from Sc de
cline TO an upturn OF ga use.
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Eagles Present Chair.

ON Monday evening. wellsburg Aerie.
No. SOC, OF this city. presented Harry Il.
Turley. the retiring Worthy President.
with n fine leather covered rocker. an
appreciation for this work during the
year. Regular installation took place
with the following induced into office:
Past Presidential. T.. Turley.
Worthy President-John Crabtree
Worthy Vice President-C. T. Haw-
kinS.
Worthy SecretAry-W. NJ. Workman.
Worthy Treasurer-Abe MONTGOMERY.
Worthy Trustee--H. 4. Turley.
Worthy Conductor-Adan Boyd.
Worthy Inside Guard-Joseph Miller.
Worthy Outer Guard-Oscar Corrigan.
The lodge had n good growth last year,
and the prospects for the coming year
Tor the lodge are very bright
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Nnnic Woods and John ~ Woods TO
alteration. $3.50
Mary J. McGOuEh 20 Thos McGougb
Two lots lu Bruokside. cousIdernfi0r
money and other vaIunblsar
Hannah y. Milligan 20 Elizabeth WE.
Tot IN tellalre, consideration t8su0
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GAINESVILLE
Appoantmsnt OF onatAls.

BARNESVILLE. o.. Jan. Council
meets In regular session tonight and
Will appoint the several officials for the
ensuing years. as follows: President pro
tenn or the council. street commissioner
chief Of the fire department. weigh mas
ter. and deputy marshal
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Elizabeth Hines vs.. Ohio River and
western r n. Co. appeal by Defendant
amount claimed SifO.Ss
John HrOtmire W.. Samuel Rarpes
motion FOR leave to nle petition Ia error.