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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21

1e-inch Deep Alluminum Pie Plates, Special 1oc each.
 Genuine Dover Egg Beaters- Special 6e each.
 S-quart Covered Berlin Enameled Kettles. all perfect goods, regular 75e valae-Special 29c each.
 White Enamel Combinets, with coyer-Special ssc each.
 Self Blasting Enamel Savory Roast CTS, regular $2.50 quality-Special Wire Coat Hapgers-SpeeiaIs Sc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
studen. at Pratt In.tituta.

Maurice Jordan of this city left Wfllimantic Monday morning for New York city, where he is enrolled as a student at Pratt institute in Brook lyn.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
THE H. 6. MURRAY co.

Glastonbury.-The commercial course at the high school has been changed to include two years of bookkeeping to occupy the students during their fresh- man and sophomore years, and to give the stenography and typewriting to the seniors and juniors only.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
ANpovER NOMINATIONS.
Town Tickets Nominated by Two
 Regular Parties.

The following nominations have been made by the two old parties in the town of Andover:
 Republicans.
 Selectmen, Louis B. whitcomb. Ralph w. Bass; assessor. William B. Sprague: board of relief, Willard F. Fuller, Erskine B. Hyde, Leonard J. Merritt; clerk Fred A. sackett; William B. Sprague; grand jurors, Erskine B. Hyde. Fred J. Jewett and Randall l.. Jones; collector of taxes. Leonard H. Porter; constables, Leon ard J.. Merritt. Frank E. Thompson, George Mcdonald. August Lindhelm; registrar of voters. Edwin A. Stand ish: school committee, William s. Bishop; library directors, Guy M. Bartlett and William B. SpFague. Democrats.
 Selectmen, E. H. Cook, Winthrop White: assessor, Edgar D. White: board of relief, Fred J. Olds, Selah A. Burnham, Mulford H. Gatchell; clerk, F. A. Sackett; treasurer, F. A. Sackett: auditor Edgar D. White; grand jurors. Lucius D. Post. Selah A.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
BREAD MIXERS

4-Loaf size Universal Bread Mixers. value $2.0O-Speeial S1.69.
 S-Loaf size Universal Bread Mixers, value $2,50-Special s2.19.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
Murrays Boston Store. WILLIMANTlC, CONN. 10 Days Specials
 IN THE KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT These specials taken from regular stock and marked at prices that afford good saving articles you
 need to replenish your kitchen.
American Marble Ware

outside lined with Is lily worth from
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-21
JEWETT CITY

Strawberries for Mrs Louisa Camp bell on s5th 6irthday-Two We'd dinss Mo1day-RosweIi Meffat Given 30 Days In Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
LITTIETON

LslIILETON. Feb. 6.-Niss Ionic.
heaFney Of Clarksburg Is VISITING ber
d5C,leI' Mrs Maggie kearney. for a Few
Dr. a. -. Rlnehart formerly, o, ,,.,-
place. but now Of McAiechen. Is spe md
ing a Few days here with Ms fan,tI,,
VT wallace McFall OF Fairmonf
Sf1nt a rev days ln town this week
me Ladies. Aid society OF the nj L.
MI Hiet thursday at the home Of
Mrs. sadie Talkington and daurbt.-
auhue. OF Falrmout. are VISITING tbs
forHiers sister. Mrs. Harry MusgraVe
Miss ElilaGe,h Viuers L. sn.,d,,., -.
lev days with friends In WheelinF
a, Ml-s Ethei Caste zpcnt SATURDAY and
sunday with her parents at MORGAN
Mr. June. Carrico Of Fairmont. spen,
town. A''e'us IN
Mrs. Arthur strosnider spent the s-s,
or, the week With friends IN Mounds
y, Mr5 Hase Smith was shopping In
Misses Jennie and Lidia Meirben
spent wednesday iu Hundred
Mlrs klupra GillinEham b. spending
week With friends ln McMechen
- ai. ~. LNans OF Hundred. visited
IT, ~ gAuEhter. Mrs. g.. J.. Alendar
Mossrs. Harry and Arthur MoFait n
az mont spent a few days with friends
Mis- May Enons ~ Hundred -r.,,
wednesday, with friends boo town.
.tf. tul FlauEhertV spent Thurafeyy
with friends ln town.
Miss Pauline Tnlkiugt0n Of Fafrr,ort
spfnains a few days with Mrs Harry
Miss NciHe owen spent Tburs6,v
WIN friends 20 Mauulugt0n.
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MIS-. Carrie Guy and daughter Mildred
e. 81 bfssze visited Mrs. Guys sis
yer mrs. VIII Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. Lynn Archer and son Byron and
MISS Cora sampson spent Tuesday Win
MT. John sampson. who Is seriously IN
M. David Potter. OF West Alexander
day. " UNITS
Mrs. Samuel Holmes was cailing nj,
Dallas friends "Wednesday aftorSoo,,
MIS-, Mrs kena Alley and daughter Mrs.
NJ w Miil as,i spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Paul Rhoades Of Cool Rreozo
was shopping in Dallas wednesday.
harNe McCOllum was taken 10 tho
ohio Valley General HOSPITAL XVed,,si.o
day In Order Bros. am bulsnce from, T.lr,
GsIo.e. his condition grows worse ali
Mrs. John Ferrell who has b..r ,,o.,.
III OF tonsilitis is considerably improved
ne cholr OF the N. r. Church met 10
prsSlce thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Rhoades ARE gpe.t,
lorstOwn. VI 10y
Mrs. Frank Little and Mrs. A. ]. Por-
~, 81 SL a., Dehain were guests Of Mrs Roy
Stsiekhn, Thursday evening
Miss Theresa Hess and prank yvood-
ruIt or sand Hill. are visiting DIT. and
Mrs. r. ". Woodruff
Roe Henderson was a bustn.,, .,t,.-
In Wheeling Wednesday
NJ ana MIS- Bridge Little and chill
dren have returned from a pleasant ~
~ VIII MI. and Mrs. Whiteman OF Ma
g. n. striokiin Is quite il AZ bis bor,.
with heavy cold
WAYNE Cuttings and Finn Rfrrte Of
ming. u"7uAy eve
Mrs. VIII Davis and children sr..rt
lhursday with the formers paror,f- ~
and Mrs. Jacob Tenant -'''
Mr and Mr.. Hid Grimes will .rt..-
u.h SATURDAY evening with a rna-ou..r-
hac party. They will move soon 81 49,.
new home on Peters Run
DIR. and Mrs Harry Mrgfuu,rb,- 81
huEeWpod. are guests or tho f0rfg.r.-
~ ehts' Mr and Mrs. A. T. Mcgturnr.b,.
Mrs. Arch Carroll ana Miss DGao 81
,-I sre fpending some time with Mrs
WOODS lattlHon u washington r.
list 10" tHe SICK
Miss Ethel Hhoades Of The rrfsf.r-.tt.
ne. rict High school fr auandIrg ~
weg,s-end Win her parents Mr. ana Mrs
Since writing the above rru.r ...-.r
hae ben received Of the death III 49,
Mc'lllum ne the ohio VALLEY ta-,.ii.i
lie died early Friday n1rrfrr- 800 IN.
10y VIII he brought t0 the homo ~ 80
lrler hrs. Roe Henderson aaturdsv
funeral Arrangements are tnror-rilfl
ulL ln an probability the body viii b..
leld p rest on Sabbath uaY TIe q. .tlr.
rlved BY an aFcd mother. one br.frlr
..eater of cleveland two afafrrr nfr.
Use MckcaE. Of CinfHviIIs and nrr-
Nora Henderson ~ Dallas
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GEORGE CAZZAS, mot GUILTY"
WAS SPEAKEASY CASE VERDICT
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARNsTROSG-s MILLS. Feb. s-Mrr
& y Aobley spent = few days the past
week visiting her daughter. Ars. Harry
The Farmer Institute Al CenterviIls
the past week Il spoken OF very highly
AZ very successful affair Much com
ment is heard about the able state
Speakers and the good music and the
good Attendance. The ladies session IL
especially worthy OF comment Il Is
pronounced b. many 60 b. the best sss-
sion OF the Institute. The officers for
the coming year are Pres. Mrs. Sflas
Durisg; Vice Pres. Mrs. GLADDEN.. sse'y-.
ficers of the ladies parr OF the Institute.
The otficers Tor the main Institute are
Pres. j. q. Porterfteld. Vice Pres. r. A
i(uniee. Sec O. Is. Dysart: Treas. A X.
7. 1. Tracy and family and Me.sr-
Lura and Ethel Mobley were visitors al
the home OF F. A. NObiey on saturday
night
A. n. Myers has been suffering an at
tack OF rheumatism which has some
what disabled his left shoulders
The new Sas plant ON Anderson's Run
II well under way: one building Is up
and another will soon be up.
Aobley we'll. No. :. drilled into
the grit last week bat what the well Is
going to do IL. not very certain: gas
and oil are both In the hole, but which
Will be the most valuable In not yet
few feet more was drilled which seem
cd TO rather increase the flow OF oil
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wharton. OF Ale
donis- visited friends at Centerviiie the
past week and took In the Farmers In
SIR. r. II clifford ct Csno.. .1rre mas
returned TO his house after spending
several weeks visiting his son IN Pitts
burgh.
The property owners along the road
from this place TO centerVille have pre-
pared n petition praying for the pikinE
OF the road along Armstrong; Ridge and
II II said that the thing looks very fa-
Vorable TO be n 20.
Mrs. +. A. forman. OF Bellaire, Wis
tied friends along Armstrong; route the
past week
The Evangelistic meetings that had
been IN progress for a couple OF weeks
AT the Christian church in Centervillo
were concluded on last Monday evening
with twelve additions TO the church.
Master Gordan Wilson. OF Bellaire was
present on Saturday and SUNDAY and
rendered a number OF beautiful vocal
solos.
Miss Grace Wise entertained Miss
Maud Tustin. OF kelsey. at her home in
CentcrviIle n few days last week
49,. IN fndhahe'iis.
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JURY RETURNED AT s:r5 WITH
ADVERSE VERDICT TO
STATE
First Case Of Series Where Jun
Agreed Either For or Against
the State

Shortly after Eve O'Clock last even
ing the jury in the speakeasy case
OF the State vs.. George Cazzas re-
turned and reported 10 the court that
they had agreed upon a verdict OF ac-
quittal for the defendant This YER
oict IL the hrst agreement that has
teen reached either for OF against the
state IN a Yost law case so far this
term of court.
Both sides had finished their tes-
timony at noon yesterday and the
Judge gave his final Instructions TO
the jury yesterday afternoon. At 3:l5
o'clock the jury received the case and
retired TO its room where it was clos.
eted for two hours.
The state charged Cazzas with op-
Grating a speakeasy on the South
side. II admitted that the evidence
against him was only circumstantial
but seemed TO be reasonable strong
10 warrant a conviction The raid on
the place was made by Detective Ed.
Minard. Officers Sam Moran. and
Sandy" Crimson last December. II
was located at No. 2419 Market street.
The officers claimed that they
found almost a score OF Americans
and Greeks in the place drinking at
the time the raid was made Several
OF the men arrested were "quizzed'
but the defense forced them TO say
that the liquor they bought was not
sold by the defendant.
Three dozen bottles OF Belmont
Beer and several empties were intro
duced as evidence against the men
Deputy Sheriff William Green acted
as the Official beer faster and declared
u TO be good. The defense claimed
innocence. Cazzas saying his boariers
were in the habit OF bringing Il into
his place and drinking Il.
The jury was made up OF r. f. Key.
ser r. r. Shafer. Herbert Moore. +.
-. Barger. Edgar Younginger. Lee
Supp, Walter X. venaman. Frank
scroggfns, @. L. Reed. c. r. Cameron.
william Bowler. and W. b. Tucker
Assistant Prosecutor Mckee and Ben.
exc had charge of the case for the
etate and Attorney A. L. sawtelIe 70.
presented the defendant.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR.
Professor Chester Johnson Enoaoed
Tor One Evening Each Week

Jrof Chester Johnson. n local nusl
clan Of exceptional ability. has beep
engaged BY Recreation Manager W
Francis Hyde ~ the Wheeling pIav.
Fround Association. TO give musical I'm.
siructionH one evening each week AZ
The social certers of the CITY. Mon.
Gay evening Mr. Johnson will be AZ
emerson school and Tuesday Ar the
Mckinley
Mr Hyde was instructed To- securs
music teacher nt tho meeting -
Zoe board 81 directors of tho piav.
ground association. held last week.
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W. Va. Hallsias sir.

A huge slip fully i50 feet in breadth.
taking In good sized section OF the
West Virginia hillside. opposite this city
came down on Thursday night. blocking
the county road and the Meirton trac-
ton line
The slip extends back on the sloping
hillside fully 900 feet and when a came
down II brought earth, trees and rocks.
at the bottom.
Before noon the traction line was
cleared and cars we're RAINING force
OF men from the Weilsburg Jail were
brought up and are al work removing
the slip. Some Of the rocks have to be
dynamited.
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oLDTIMER DIES

ROCKFORD uf. FEB. DIR.
George w. Brown. who was q promL
nent hFure in Tho clash of slavery and
hnti slavery forces in Kansas. died
mere today. AGED ~ He founded In
1888 the Herald OF Freedom. the frrt
lf'e state nrweuapnr published ln
Kansas. ie established the Councils
vile. Pa. Courier in 1866
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Stockholders Meeting.
atocfholanr.. rI...r.~

stoekhoidsrs' Msstfn9.
wheeling Steel a Iron Company.
wheeling. W. Va. January as. 1919.
The annual meeting OF the stochhoLd.
ers OF the Wheeling steel a Iron Com
pany will b. held at the offSos Of the
Company. corner Main and South Street.
wheeling. W. Va. on Tuesday. Fsbruarv
9th. 1915. ~ 500 O'Clock p. NJ. for tn
election Of Directors and the tranaaottor
81 any other business that may b mr.
scented
1a-2e-.s-so-f-5-e-i9 : = Tn '"'ar''
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The hauling OF the bricks for the
paving OF the old National Road r. be-
ing pushed rapidly by the contractors
IWenty-four teams are hauling every
day and the work will soon be complet-
ed
steward and Anderson will open their
new pool room. on center Main street
Monday. They have cnstalled three new
tables and everything - first class and
up-to-date
Aorristown will vote on the wet and
Dry proposition Saturday. February 20.
10th sides are making a great flght and
both PARTIES are confident OF a sweeping
victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

MI. and Mrs. a. NJ. Burt took In the
hlis circus at Fairmont yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Quick were called TO
r alrinont yesterday by the serious III
ness or their daughter. Mrs. RoesRier
trough at this writing she Is somewhat
improved.
VIM Lillis. Of East Liverpool. o.. is
mere Tor a visit with his family
MISS Emma Stanford. of CannonsburR
COWan. ~
Mrs. l.. a. Inglemar and son. Clarence
are nome from a visit with relatives al
,. lN,s, W; va. Her sister. Miss Gwycr
accompanied her for a visit
Mts. X v. Noble and daughter. Helen
Hamilton. -. IA
w n. Reardon. Of Folsom. was n
business visitor here this week
Iusca Morris. Judge r. - Norrap-
mas. Fowell and Kendall White All az
IIihoht were here Wednesday 10 en-
anime Witnesses In the Baker case
Miss Para Dent. or Fairuont h tbx
Dent. ~i'9- T. -
Mrs J. Oscar Hayes is a patient M
the ONO valley Hospital in Wheeiin9
Mrs Guy =. Furbee and Misc Eiss-.
hoen are Fairmont visitors today.
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Don't fail to attend the services An
the Christian church Sunday evening.
Walton Haylor went 20 wheeling to-
day on business.
e. p Frittor is transacting business
az GAINESVILLE today
Judge r. NJ. Eaton and wife are visit
ing friends In Cleveland today.
Mrs. walton Walker. 81 St C'IaireyfIfe
D. visiting relatives here
e. *. Lee. made n business trim 20
Wheeling. yesterday.
Peter Williamson Is on the sick list
az present
The young people held a dance 80 the
McEndrce home last night
OFFICER TravcrE 81 Heiinire was here
On business few days ago
Prank Ayers. OF Zancrgllfo was trans
hctlnE buninrsF here yesterday
hcod McEndrUc has purchased the
barber property in the West Bind
Miss Nina Ewing g. homo from Re
thOsda
business
There viii b. a railroad macs meet
lur held in the school BUILDING T4frs-
Jay evening af O'Clock
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STAY rs GRANTED

TRENTON. n. J.. Fob. 5.-An ap-
peal 20 the court Of errors and appeals
vas made today by counsel Edgar G.
murphy sentenced 20 die next Tues
day for tho murder Of Herman Fisher
az Iaylors station IN July. 1914
the appeal acts as a stay Of execu-
ton. and the case win b. argued In
March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

LONDON. FEB. g. tbs D. m.-The
Earl or Aberdeen. retiring lord lieu
tenant ~ ireland. whose announced IN.
lehtion or assuming tho new title Of
MARQUIS Of Aberdeen and Tara pro
Noked strong protests from ireland.
mas roconslderod hfs decision IN view
OF This criticism. no was announced to-
Gay that no would style himself the
MARQUIS of Tfmalr. n name which b.
anciently associated With tho historic
bah Of Tara.
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SEALED PROPOSAIS

Hotios ~ nIanufaotursru. Tobbs~u- Ne.
ehants ara othsra Wholaaala Dealers.
NOTICE ~ HFHEuT gIVWN That
~ West virginia viii receive BIDS daily
~ itg offiCe ~ Charleston. West Wfrninia.
lof furnlshinH supplies f0r the severe
htate lneututlnna. TIE nnancial manage
mcnt % which g. vested H. aaid poard.
ggrtraca viii D. awarded ~ the lowest
maoerat quality considered ana other
- VII - rivcn prafarencs
AAeN 81 supplies needed VIII ~ FUR
ni.aed nlodsra Qn reeeirt ~ requests
bIAIE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-u Charleston. West Virniuta
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Diploma E1anainatiou a, n.,,..

Inc examination for diplomas was
IeIo Al the Dallas school house Thurs
er Roy Strickln. The onos who took
~ examination were Ethel Barnhart-
Lthel McWhorter. Ronald RAY. Glenn
is 49, Shd SIenn Marshall from the BAL
i nlanehe Luke. Robert Junkins. Frank
woodruff and Benton Hazlett from me
t.ohe oak school. Bernard Armstront.
chahan from Sand Hill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

quite a number OF prominent cfti-
zeus were In town Tuesday TO instruct
our citizens as to the best method of
disposing Of the village charter. relative
20 the paving Of the old National Road
. through the town. II Is quite a problem
as 20 what the out come will be
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MORRISTOWN

MORRISTOwN. o.. Feb 5.-Rev. z.
II Bourne will begin a series Of meet
ings In the NJ. y. church. sunday eve
ming. EerNices each evening during the
week. Solos will be rendered and special
music BY the choir. Everybody - invited
TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
STEUBENVILLE

sTEuBESvII-i.E. O. Feb. E-The re-
port o. the examination into county of-
nses made by = state examiner A. a. fol-
The officials Of jefferson county ar
lSyal 20 the Bureau ard make an honcst
enort 70 conform % IL rulings. some
errors and irregularities were found.
out In most instances they were due ~
a,as. 0s.sss ton 81 ne l2S
tented every courtesy TO the examiners
And required assistance 20 facilitate the
orA The summary shows the follow
due county s.Sssos: due from coun-
~ hils;st. net amount due s2.Te1.3s.
due county ts1s3s.
Two banks are Gagged visa ssi.s
y, sh ss balance has been paid in There
- Due from the county 20 former Treas
grer Robert r. Blum tss.Ss. due from
James u. Blinn a balance q siAe2. due
allowance and payment. due from n a
Eel. Probate Judge. 81. which MAS raid
sss;s o We g ~, MeM sss,s a, s,srk
clerk. owes the county ,issS. 80
T. r. HaTei I ,S S~s eSSn'S IS follows ,Ss
9. 2. Nayior tiI. John carisr S. s.: csa as.
L>&ch SIS; Thomas Priest 50: n r MI
Ter ~. O. W. Whitaker - Paid hack
There was a HIDING against W. A
hnscroft AZ sheriff, $50 which was
LAID, Also against II. N. Carpenter for
1855. which was paid
Turnpike Superintendent owe the
county David Pegs t1l50. A y Wat
lace $3.50; J. G. owen ale: ]. a Peggs
lisSo; g u Ferguson $3.50: John
blackburn fiG15. q. NJ Beckett Isl
paid IN; Chss, Mccormick 81.
Herald Printing Co SIS. due 20 what
IL claimed excessive Publication OF Crox-
ton Run Pike bonds
AGENTS OF state IN serving rcauis,-
tons, George A Grifnth SIS: John Iiurns
.xsln; u. =. Voorhees, $50: PAT Ward
tlo; W. J. Broadly S4S.es. W. ~. Camp
Deh sisl.tS jas Parkinson S55.o5: Z.
{. Lutkart s122 81; Joseph Morrow $50.
Justices and mayor. etc. excess in
allowance: u. =. Lawier seas 50. w. u
Downer. $3.50; @ W. McI.eish s5fsS.
Paid In A. g. Blackburn si5.9s; W. }.
Preeinct election officials owe: T. ..
Hanson 50; r. y. Barnhiuse S35O: Geo.
Crook s210; A. W. Elliott 81
municipalities for election expenses
owe county: Mingo Junction So so: To-
ronio sss.Te' steubenviiie city te25. all
school examiner W. / Everson owes
county $500"
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Mayor Wilson Linn today officially
notihed Marshal Rem Batsch that he had
removed f'atrolman Larry Fahey from
the Mtngo police force for causes set
iorth IN a communication which has
been addressed 10 Mineo council and
Instructed 20 Marshal TO govern himself
accordingly and relieve officer Fahey OF
has raphernalfa
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nArY slLLs sREssnrsp

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. 5.-Jurt
as bills have been introduced IN the
legislature OF this number 2Ss have
been presented IN the House Hair
% the number are appropriation bills
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Application for Pardon.
Apnlioation for Paraon-

Application for Pardon
Notice Is hereby given that on or
about the FIRST day OF March. 1915. an
application will be filed with r. q. Pier
son. Pardon Attorney. Charleston, West
Virginia for the pardon Of Antonio Man
duro convicted OF the crime Of malicious
wounding az the April term. 1917 OF the
criminal court OF Ohio county and sen
fenced % Imprisonment In the West
virginia penitentiary for the period OF
2 Co 10 years.
tsignsdj ANTONIO MANDURo.
fo6-I3
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At the regular meeting OF the Mingo
board OF Education X. = Quinn was
erected as member OF the school board
20 success his deceased father, John
Quinn. The board elected W. u. Arm
strong a. president and $. W. Baltic AZ
as clerk. acting as treasurer
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DALLAS


~ auI hhoades met with a heavy loss
~ euhesday when he had to Kill one Of
MS ne IarSe horses. The horse was hurt
some time ago on an unkaown 49,
ner and II was believed X could be
saved but this week the condition -
q, ,ne morse became such that they had
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On Monday evening. February sth.
~ inc Methodist church. two weeks re-
VIII Dc assisted By Rev. Frye, an Ivan
selisI ~ Is 10 be hoped that the con-
uluon OF the roads viii improve so the
ing "A success 49,
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WARRINGTON


MANNiNGTON, ". Va. Feb. 5.-AIrs
Fred Burt entertained a party OF ladies
AZ fancy work party at the home In
Clayton addition Tuesday afternoon
complimentary 10 her house guest Miss
Elizabeth Richards. OF Baltimore, Nd.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

"ANThD-I1adies and girls. sew pen-
nahts' experience unnecessary. plain
.Ihb' material furnished: rare oIypor-
tuntty: complete fnstruction ior 49,
~ ,,,,., II dissatisfied. Wayne Studio. Rich
--.o--. lilulaila fcs-e
Do Easy. Pleasing ColorfnV We, :,
nome good pay. no canvaHsfnsr. no a.
ReIlence required. Write GIeasoD-
heeier Co. 837 Madison, Chicago. fed y
WAHTBp-I.arEe knitting mill Invite.
CORES pondence from women deEfrous
% tsIhing money. part or full tfrna
100. sooo pay. Experience unnecessary In
ternationai Knitting Mills. West Phtia
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06

The pre-lenten dance at the Elks club
wednesday evening was an enjoyable
sralr. about 30 couples enjoying the
dancing
bunet luncheon was served BY the
ladles, Wrights SaNophone orchestra
furnishing the music Tor the evening
The out-of-town guests were: Miss
elizabeth richards. OF Baltimore: Miss
Emma stanford, OF Cannonsburg. Pa
ana Dr. AcBee. OF Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-06
At the Wrizht Hot.l-

Ray W. Ben, Cleveland. o.. Carl smith
Wheeling: Mike McClolland. BarnesviIie.
J. W. Osborn. St Clairsvillc. X r. wa.
ger. HnrtviIle