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Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
Sidney

DR.. L. r. Evans of Barren Fork
was here Friday practicing his pro-
fession.
The youngsters enjoyed lawn
party at the home of j. W. Bruce
Saturday night.
Alison Bone is attending the clos
ing exercises of the Salem High
School this week.
J. W. MCGEE and wife spent Sun.
day with Sheriff j. H. Kirtley and
family at Evening Shade.
Jack Simpson, one of Cave City's
best citizens, was here one day re-
Gently miDeling pleasure with busi-
ness.
Prof. C. M. Grisham and wife
spent one day last week with the
latter's father, Henry Miller at Pine
Springs.
Miss Edith Johnston, who has
been attending Galloway College at
Searcy the past year, came home
one day last week.
There is being a childrens' day
program prepared by the Sunday
school, which will be rendered the
second Sunday in June.
Misses Venia and Lexa Kirtley,
Ruth Brickle and Messrs Jim Edgar
and Ransom Davidson, some of Even
ing Shades popular young folks,
spent Sunday here.
The rains of the past few weeks
have let General Green take full
possession of our crops, but if "Old
Sol" would shine his light for few
days the farmers no doubt would
conquer him.
Misses jamie and Mary E. John
ston, the former, who taught at
Jonesboro. the past year, and the
latter at Black Rock, came home
Saturday. They were accompanied
from Hardy by little Merle John
st0n.
Rev, j. D. Rasen attended the
burial of his sister, Mrs. Mary Pix
ineton, near Sandtown Monday,
The deceased was 78 years of age,
Rev. Raeon has many friends who
symLathize with him in his be-
reavement
Presiding Elder B, L, Wil(ord of
Batesville, accompanied by several
league workers, was here Thursday
night and Friday and organized an
Epworth League, This orsaniza-
ton is primarily for the young peo-
pie, and we are hopeful that they
will manifest a GREAT interest in the
work, for 1t will unite our young
people more closely and make bet
ter christian men and women out
of them
The report comes here of the
marriage Of Miss Bessie Arm to a
Mr., Chester Wright Of Lubbock,
Texas, on last Sunday, Miss Arm
was raised here, and was one of our
most popular young ladies. She
Sharp County record., 1915-06-04
Cave City

folks. -,
Mrs. Mary Harrell is visiting the
family of Rev. E. D. WllllalnS nedi
Sidney.
Miss Josie Taylor Of Evening
Shade was here a few days la'e'y
Twisting friends. -,
Miss Ira Thomas has returned
from an extended visit with rela-
lives at Evening Shade
r W. Aldridse and family o +
williford we're visiting relatives and
friends here few days lately
I NJ, Aldridee came up from
Batesyille Sunday and spent the
lay with friends and relatives
In Sparks and family of Nelson
vlle spent Sunday at this place and
attended the Childrens' day pre-
Gram
Austin Carpenter returned Satur-
av from Conway, where he had
been attending the State Normal
School.
Mrs, F. A. Gray and children of
Batesville spent few days here
last week among relatives and
friends
Otis Tompkins, a splendid young
cjtizen of Poughkeepsie, was In
Gave City last week visiting his
many friends.
Marvin Andrews and his sister,
Miss Myrtle, came up from Scott
~ township and spent Sunday with
Gave City friends.
W. |. Simpson and Jack Heard,
1.-Two well known citizens of Maxvllle,
We're looking after some business
N Ind meeting their friends here a
lew days ago.
. Clerk E. A. Boyce was here from
Evening Shade one last week Mr..
Boyce has many friends in this
seCtioD, and we would be glad to
lave him among US oftener.
A party from Batesville organiz-
ed an Epworth League at this place
a few nights ago The organization
begins with a membership of q,
and we wish it much success.
W. G. Ball, who lives on Curia,
about four miles from town, is
working number of hands in his
manganese mines, and is taking out
that mineral in paying quantities.
The Rural Telephone Co. held a
meeting here Saturday. A contract
was awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Ashby
to keep the central Office for the
company during the remainder of
the year.
Dnke Ward a graduate of the
school at this place who home Is
now at Batesville, was in town last
week seeing his friends, He taught
10 the Newport school during the
posi- year, and will again teach there
THIS year.
Lloyd Ashby, who was KEEPING
the switchboard for h c Rural
lekphone Company at this place,
died last week, following an illness
consumption, He leaves a wife
and two children, who have the
SMpathy Of the community,
IN interesting game of base ball
ww played at this place last Satur.
oay The Dame was contest be-
'ween the married men of this town
and the single men, and the unmar-
rled fellows won the Dame by tbe
very close score of II to TO- The
married men say they are not salts.
nsd and will win the next game.
"lll Crow, who resides something
two miles southeast of this
town, has leased the mineral rish,O
"a his farm to a gentleman To' Crom
Minnesota, who will soon m, IN
some machinery and begin a search
lor mineral, It Is believed bv nan,,
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Rufus Walters. who sustained seri.
Gus injuries last fan when an automo.
bic In which he was riding turned tur.
tie. received bad fall yesterday when
he tell down the cellar steps At his
home. In the automobile accident Mr..
walters received a badly broken limb.
which has been giving him Considerable
trouble for the past several months
During the time OF his couvalescence
he has been compelled 20 use
clutches. Yesterday when be started
fo The cellar he failed % make the
proper connection with his crutch
and the result was that be- was thrown
to the cellar ne was picked M In an
almost unconscious condition and car.
led 10 his room Ur A. D. RubIo
ras called and after an examination
fund that while ho was suffering from
various bruires. that no bones had
been broken. He was resting very
easy last cveninr. and mo- serious re.
siita are antlciuafod
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Albert Hall, motorman on the West
virginia Traction and Electric com.
pany. left yesterday morning ror Mel.
sonville. Ohio. 10 spend several DAYS
with George Hawley. II will be re.
membered that several days ago Haw.
ley suffered a mashed leg In a trolley
accident. and his condition Is said 10
BE- serious. II f. likely that auputa.
ton will be- necessary for the injured
member
Mrs. John HuEus. OF Ellsworth Pa.
arrived in Elm Grove yesterday 10 AT.
tend the funeral OF her brother. DR..
tiarry Chambers. who died at his home
az Florence. Wisconsin. Sunday morn.
ing The funeral will be held from
Elm Grove Thursday az 2:3O O'Clock
.. m.
Mrs Frank sommers. OF Toledo. is
spending several days as the guest OF
friends a. Lenox
Motorman Edward Eikey resumed
his duties OF the West virginia Artc.
ton lines yesterday after having been
on duty for some days on account OF
Illness
Earl Marshall H. confined to his
home az Elm Grove with an attack OF
blood poison
~. G. liellstron. Of Woodsdale. left
Saturday Tor the east. where he will
spend several days looking after bust
ness matters
Miss Grace Mariing has returned TO
her home az Toledo yesterday after
haFinE spent the past few days with
friends and relatives az Woodsdale
harry waterproof has returned 70 his
home 81 Elm Grove after having
spent tho rast several DAYS looking
afier business matters a. Pittsburgh.
George Ebbert ~ Fulton. o. able 20
- cot after having been confined 10
his home Tor the past several DAYS on
account 81 lines
meeunE Of she Phuathea Bible
class - ths Stone church sunday
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A SAFE WAY TO
STOP INDIGESTION
without Tear Of weakening the stomach
WORKS Pine IN Any Case and Brings
Relief In Ten Minutes

The greatest folly 81 today o. commit
TED D. people with weak dyspputic stom-
hchs WI" tako artificial digestcrs 60
cure indigestion.
Artificial dircsters-rcprin pills. etc
simply encourage lazy or tired out
90 Co. work for if This ia fine Tor = time
huf Hs every chronic dyaurUtIr knows.
artificial dIEeetrrH soon loco their fffI.
Cheney hero one one dId the trick
three ur Tour are now required and the
poor oId stomach farIf Or worse Off than
ever
Your stomach must b. strong enough
f1 expand and contract with sort Cd
rnurninr mDNcm.ut 90 aH 90 mix its a.
F..IIF. juices with your food o. your
stomach iaut strong enough o. properly
ghnrn your food sou will Keep rIrht on
hatinE Indigestion after every meal un-
TO- you maze DO strong
There ia uu. stomach remedy that
every 1FFurpfir can depend uu o. surely
aa fNaf fH" sun viii rise tomorrow and
mot o. fnn famous old MONA Ef0m-
urh I1hIHfa MOat stomach remedies iaf
th stomach rect and digest anything
hii PC VIII strengthen and stimulate tho
stomach and make If do Ifa own digest
INK 10 HfHuH stomach pains. gas hInafa
Ing. hurnlur. hrIrhIrE. etc. fn Ten aim
utNH ana does sfI1 better hV making
th. fHnhF. irIIurHrf and inactive etori-
a.h waIIa rrnw afrHnE and .lnvtic and
Tablets rrter fHrs treIr rffrlt ana M
.iNr mere artificial dirrrtrra need not
p. urrd forever. a f.N weeks use H.
ErngrnIIy sufficient l1 put any stomach
WherlIrr aud urnr other leading drur-
E... n-r.a hIuf9 r.I o. with chat under
fr EHr0 vh" docs uHt see comrI.t. re-
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Der OF the orchestra which il furnish
ing the music on the steamer Ohio
making the Mardi Gras trip.
Edward Spragg of Flushing. Ohio
spent yesterday in the city transact
ing business.
Rev. J. l. Gregory OF Cameron. was
business caller in tho city yester
day.
Mrs. Henry Montgomery of Mounds
vile. is the guest OF friends in Full
ton for a few days.
IL. c. Young, an emplcye OF the d
d 0. railroad. is off duty on account
of Illness
Will Burkhart an employe OF the u
q o. railroad, is detained at his home
on account of illness.
Miss Mary G. Malooly OF South
Wheeling left last night for Washing
ton, Pa, Pittsburgh and other cities
In Pennsylvania. She will be gone
the greater part of the week.
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BROTHERS FIGHT;
ONE Is STABBED
FIGHT OCCURRED AS RESULT or
PERSONAL REMARKS
UTTERED.
Wives Of Two Brothers Get Into Dis.
pute and Serious Trouble oil.
lowed-No Arrests.

Austin Richmond was stabbed last
night in the neck and hip at his faith
er's home on Clinton avenue. Mounds.
Vile. He and his brother. John Rich
mond. were in family quarrel that
was brought about on the part OF the
wives of the two brothers. IL is claim
cd. GLOWING the quarrel. Austin
Richmond was able to go to his home
AT the corner OF Third street and Nor
ton avenue. DR.. Bone was summon.
cd and dressed the injuries of the
wounded man. II is thought that I'M
less complications arise. the WOUNDS
Will not prove II a serious nature.
Should the injuries prove serious. ac
lion Will Immediately be taken against
the assailant
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The Triadelphia Baseball associa.
ton viii present the play entitled 81
slocum's Country Store 81 the Craft
fall at Triadelphia Thursday and Fri.
day evenings OF this week. The play
IL being given BY the baseball asso.
citation for the benefit % the team. u
"a splendid farce and a LAUGH IL
promised for every minute Of the time
IL will be presented entirely by local
talent and promises 20 be quite inter.
Getting. Music win BE- furnished By q
local orchestra.
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Negotiations were brought 10 A
close yesterday whereby Guy Winters.
OF Fulton. and Ellie Miller, OF Elm
Grove. became the owners OF the
Kraft barber shop AZ that place. The
shop IL located near the stone bridge.
and has been under the direction OF
Mr.. Kraft for the past several months.
II IL the shop that was formerly con.
Quoted BY Frame and Mason. MeFsrs
winters and Miller took immediate
charge.
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DIRECTORS MEET
Final Meeting Of Old Board OF Wheel
Ing Steel & Iron Company
Held Neaterday

At the meeting OF the directors OF
the Wheeling Steel q Iron Company
held yesterday only business matters
OF general nature were considered
by the members OF the board. accord
ing to statements made by Mr. G. r.
Hubbard, president and Mr.. G. j.
Hunter. secretary. last night, when
asked by an lntelligencer reporter In
regard to the matter
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the company win be held
to-day, and IL Is likely that several
matters Of Importance will come up
for discussion. aside from the election
OF directors. The merger Of the
Wheeling Steel a. Iron with the La
Belle Is creating a great deal OF inter
est among the stockholders OF the two
companies.
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FOUR TICKETS IN
MUNICIPAL FIGHT
POLITICAL FIGHT IN MARTINS
FERRY BEGINS TO
WARM UP.
Election Will Not Be Held Until Sep
tember-Independent Socialist
Ticket ls the Last.

From present indications there will
be at least four tickets in the neid at
the municipal election, which will be
held at Martins Ferry this fall. which
viii be the largest number of tickets
TO be in the field in that city for sevlr-
al years. II was thought that here
would be only three tickets. Democra-
tic. Republican and Socialist in the
held, but in the last few days there
has been some talk OF placing an In
dependent Socialist ticket in the field.
which will BE- headed BY James
Sweeney for Mayor
Sweeney. who II Is said will be the
candidate on the Independent Social
LIST ticket Is az the present time ser
Ing as cOuncilman-at-la having
been elected on the Socialist ticket al
the last election He also polled the
largest vote OF any candidate az the
election. Several months ago he failed
20 vote according TO the wishes Of the
Socialist local. in the city council. and
charges were preferred against him.
and he was thrown out OF the party
for conduct unbecominR a Socialist.
At the time Of his election. a. coun-
Gilman. he was talked Of a. a candl-
date for mayor. and 70 a. said that
some Of the members OF the Socialist
local. fearing that he would be a can
.didate against Wyckoh. preferred the
charges which resulted IN him being
dumped" out % the party
There are all ready a large list OF
candidates for the Office OF Mayor a.
James Wcatherston will be- a candi-
date on the Democratic ticket. while
on the Republican ticket James Rails
ton. and Theodore Burris are be-
INK talked 81 ne candidates for
the office n o. said that Navor
Wyckon will again be the candidate
on the Socialist ticket. although he
has served two terms In the office.
City Health Onicer Fred White and
Director ~ Service Brock are also be-
inr talked % a. candidates for Mayor
on the Socialist ticket
With four tickets In the field there
will. no doubt. BE- n large number Of
candidates Oh the ovcr.thc.rIvcr city
when the date for the primaries roll
around. which will be- In September.
With tho fourth ticket In the field %
will lessen the chances o. tho Social.
isis putting their ticket through for
another term % two years
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OUT-THE-PIKE



The regular monthly meeting OF the
Fulton council was held last evening
In the rooms OF the Volunteer Fire
company. Several matters pertaining
TO the business OF the town were dis
cussed, committees were appointed
and a proposition whereby Glenwood
IL TO be annexed 10 Fulton was dis
cusssd.
In regard TO the matters OF amer
ing Glenwood TO Fulton the committee
on streets. alleys and bridges was
given authority to meet in consulta-
uon with the residents as to their
feeling IN the matter. This Will be
discussed and in all likelihood will be
taken up at the next meeting. Council
also ordered that all delinquent taxes
be collected and that due notice be
given OF go days to the people, who
have curbing. TO place sidewalks along
thteir property. The election OF off.
GERS WAS postponed until Friday eve
ming on account of notice OF the cleo
ton not having been officially posted.
The different Committees that were
appointed were as follows: Finance
Committee. James Noll, Henry Russell
and Jacob Busch; Ordinance and
Rules Committee, Henry Russell.
Jacob Busch and John Stehm: Streets
Alleys and Grades Committee. John
Stehm. John Korn and Henry Russell:
Fire, Water and Lights Committee.
Jacob Busch, Charles Sneider and
James Non; Sanitary Regulators. John
korn and Charles Sneider; Town Of
fices and Property Committee. Charles
Sneider. John Stehm and John Korn.
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Tennis Msrlna

The annual meeting OF the members
OF the Stein Tennis Club will b. held
this evening at Woeber's hall Among
other matters that will come up for
consideration r. the annual election Of
officers and the discussion OF matters
pertaining 10 improvements 10 the
ground. Several other matters are
scheduled 10 come UP. and all mem
bers are urged to attend
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The last sad rites over the remains
Of the late Ge0rEe culver. prominent
feHidenre If F'uitun. sho passed awaf
- HE home sunday evening. vliI b.
held from che family residencs on the
Rational road "wednesday ~ 3 o'Ciock
p m The services utl b. In rhsrEs
n Rev William Ulfert. 81 the German
Lutheran church tntrrmeuf siu BE-
in the Stone church cemeferv
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4 meeting Of the Glendale rranra
VIII be held this evening 81 the Glen
oale school building ~ this meetin r.
me fourth chapter ~ the text boot
VII be taken ND Tor Discussion Agent
~ the Panhandle Agricultural club
VII b. IN attendance FOR the Nee
ing. which will open promptly a. f.s1
O'Clock
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Goldie Clemans. Of Film Grove. yes.
to-day gave the contract FOR the ere.
ton Or house on PIN Heirhta 20
FinneRan and Amos. prominent con.
tractors ~ that place They viii com.
mence the erection % the buildinr
within the NEXT few days and rush if
20 completion a. soon a. possible
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Woodmen Isetur.

+. s. Burns. a lecturer OF national
reputation. will address the members
OF Henry Clay camp Modern WOodmen
Of America Wednesday evening In tho
FIRST NJ. =. church At Eim Grove The
speaker will take A. his topic for de
cussion. The Man Who Came Back
Quite an Interesting talk IL being ex-
pected and all members OF the order
ere urged 70 be In attendance
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Funeral services ever fhe remains
Of me late John Prather. vho passed
FWaY ~ hlr homo in Patterson Fri.
ufY murninr we're nfif from fhe uiara
~ death yesterday afternoon REV
s Hart pastor of the FIru nj D.
church - PIN Grove. OfIriafef and
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Chicken Supper.

Last evening in the Ruble NJ. r.
church at Mt. de Chantal. a chicken
supper was served By the ladies' OF
the church. During the evening about
$50 persons were served. The Buck
ley orchestra OF the Buckley NJ. r.
church at Edgwood furnished the mu-
siC for the occasion. Rev. Fellers. OF
houndsville. was present At the meet
ing. The ladies' OF the church are
setting ready for IN entertainment to
be held in the near future. the pro
Ceeds accrued therefrom to be used
70 pay the debt on the church.
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The regular meeting OF the Greggs.
Vile Jr. o. U. A. NJ. was held last
evening in the lodge rooms at that
place. Several business matters were
taken up and some candidates were
given degree work. Following the
transaction OF business matters a so.
cial session was held.
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The farmers living in the vicinity
OF Falley Grove will meet Wednesday
evening for the purpose of taking up
matters pertaining to farming and cat
lie raising. Several men prominent in
agricultural circles and some OF the
breeders OF registered cattle will be
IN attendance az the meeting.
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The regular weekly meeting OF Niys.
uc lodge No. -. X. Of v. Wa held In
their hail on Main street last even
ing. Following the transaction uf ft.
regular weekly business q number OF
applications we're acted on and q ciasr
of candidates was Initiated ono
general matters were taken up.
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~ Clay camp Modern Woodmen OF
America vii b. hsld This evening IN
their lodge rooms on Hands hall Sew
eral matters pertaining 90 the bust
ness % the lodge VII b. taken up 81
this msefinF and class Of several
candidates wiil b. iakon in An mem
hers - m" order are urred 10 b. In
attendance
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schol will be held this evening at the

schol will be held this evening at the
church.
Mrs. Henry Montgomery. OF Mounds
Vile. is spending several days as the
guest of friends at Fulton.
James Armstrong has returned TO
his home at GAINESVILLE after having
spent a few days with friends at EdE.
wood
Louis McGinnis OF Parkersburg. Is
spending several days as the guest OF
friends and relatives at Woodsdale.
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cents hall. The play IL entitled The
Silent witness II IL a western play
and IL considered one OF the best am.
otcur productions on the market 4
local orchestra will furnish music dur.
ing the evening. II will be repeated
again wednesday evening
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The members OF the SCI Vincent
Club. 20 Elm Grove have completed
on arrangement Tor the play that
IN - given This evening in ST. Win
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Farmers' MeetIno

interment was made in the Stone
church cemetery.
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COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Members OF the Second Presbyterian
church VIII bold cottage PRAYER
meeting tonight 90 the home OF Mr.
n IT, Parker az f7th Twentieth street
The Aeolian quartotfe viii sing sever
OF solectons' and a pleasant evening
On anticipated.