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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
CASES ASSIGNED
At ST, CLAIRSV|LLE
DIFFERENT PLAN TO BE ADOPTED
FOR NEARING DIVORCE CASES.
Annual Fair Opens To-day With Excel
lent Program-General News
OF st. Clatr3Ytle.

ST. CLAlRSV1Ll.E O.. Sept. IL
Howard h. Dixon. clerk OF courts. made
out the first assignment OF cases tor
trial in Belmont county common pleas
court. for the fall term. which starts on
Tuesday. September 18th. This assam
ment takes Up tho first two weeks or the
term. The first weeks coprtlln only trial
when 90 Rot require jury and Tue
first OF the divorce cases Will b" hH:;"
on Friday Septem ber "9th. Only 'LGH.
cases are set for trial. The court Is Sc
ing - adopt a different plan THIS term
in regard 20 divorces cases. y l"" CAS-
will Dr. heard every MGnLay mornIn- AID
this viii not leave so many Tor hearing
on on. Gay. rs has been Inc custom ~
n" i.Ast. The pGtts JURY yin appear On
their work. The grand jury. however.
will coN;l:;Ue Oh Tuesday, SeptemoeT
18th ana have over :. hundred and sl!E
cases 10 be investigated. Tho following
Is The first assignment of cases as nla0':
cut by Clerk Dixon.
Motions and Oernuzrers.
Tuesday. Sept. 25:h--J. y. Munro" ct
n vs.. Grafton Mfg. Co: ASA f.. Thomas
vs.. Anna Wilcox. e; al; Samuel FAIRY
vs.. CITY Of Martins Ferry. Ct a.: An!Sri-
can Bonding ca. -. Commercial anu
Savings Bank: Louis HcIlins Us. Tony
81. Charles. executor: Lizzie Cora S'su-
benrarh VS.. Isaiah Dean; John JANIS
xeski vs.. F'rcd White: D.. y. Truax vs.;
W l.. Cronin; 7. W. Wright VS.. Samuel
RidGeway. ct al: ESsle Z: Natthe"S W
Jesse +. McC,aryccy: w. II. Patterson "
Son vs.. Arthur Lloyd & Son; ST Men
olas Greek Church VS.. Paul Sik"ra; H. H.
Holloway Ct al w. Margaret X ttn'nrn-
rey. e. n: swift 4 CO. Us. joan N"iH".
Adolph Ma;t- vs.. Whitakcr-GlesSncE CO.
State OF Ohio ex rel Hall VS.. liannaa
StranSes, e. al; John J. liner vs.. Walter
Harris. ct al: City Of Bellaire vs.. Albert
J. Norton: Annie 8. Stewart. eArCutilN.
VS.. Wheeling Traction Co.; w NltaHl l.
Hughes ". Wheeling Traction CO.; Co
4 l.. u,
ing Tr&"t;'-' 60.
Naturalization Day.
Equity Cases.
Thursday. sept. aS.-Ednea 3. Moon
VS.. Elizabeth y. Tripiett. ct al; John IL
Heath vs. Village OF Shadyside; Stepnsn
Dunn Ys. Trustees Union township; John
Fox VS.. Peter Dittrich; John Box VS..
Friday. Sept. ee-Margares Kern VS..
City Of Bellaire.
Toe Sowitny vs. S.ary Nowttny; Wal
ter Bond Us. Mary Bond: Mabel r: Pierce
vs.. raul Castle Pierce: Jennie Edgar vs..
John Edgar: Jennie Mcdaniel VS.. "m'
Mcpansl; W. S. Bailey vs; Heller ~,
I. Stead: Pearl Wallace Us. VIM. y. wal
Monday October "--Catherins May
Hya:; Vs. Edward J. Hyatt; trank hGeu
VS. Maud Rood. LnS.phin" Skuk'h "
Mike Sk,Ikun: Ida Pearl Medley vs.: NJ
bert W. Mvct.y: Myrtle NrndIc vs. Joan
c. ki"d'": Nary Louisa Bowers vs.. leo.
y. Bowers. ,r 49,,
Jury--,;sc W. Davis vs.. +. T. OnS'
ct al. D,s
Tuesday October S-Tokeah hoHdS
VS.. Village ~ bridgeport.
"Wednesday October Eva Notion.
adm!niStrairi< ". Conservative Life
Insurance. 90. =. ,-.
Friday October 6--Charlcs r.; Mos
administrator w. Nlbert W. tE.tHr.
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Ing. lost week, after short visit vii

Ing. lost week, after q short visit With
relatives Eelc.
Miss FIossIe Archer and Bessie
Ritchea, or Najorsville. visited James
Archer and family Sunday.
Rev. Hur1thal and Mr.. VIM. DasueI
were calling on Dir. J. X. Riley and lam
lily Tuesday.
Mr.. Dannic pague is III with an attack
of appendicitis.
Miss sidney Daguc will return to
Weh"Iing Sunday after two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Afs.
Vim. Dacue
M-. Grodhaus, Of tho National BanH
Of Elm Grove was caller in Viola on
"Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Fitzsimmons IS VISIT
ing relatives in Wheeling and Martins
Ferry
visited relatives in this locality last
week. also attended the state fair at
Wheeling. ,.,
Tho Viola school began Tuesday with
Mr. Il. L. Ewing teacher.
Mr.. ]. X. Hugrins has purchased q
farm IN Rlalr's Ridge. where he Will
soon move his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C!irrnr" Furdy ana Mrs.
chalrncr Cray. Of Moundsr!ile. visited
RELATIVES. her" last week.
Mr.. lohn Darrr was n business caller
In Lin Grove THURSDAY.
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Mt Fairv:nw. W. Va, after Walt with
relatives here.
Little Miss Irene WEIGH. who haa
been spending the summer with her
grandmother. near Eurlington Mineral
county has returned to her home here.
John Crow. who WAS injured IN an
auto accident At Claysrille. several weeks
ago IL getting along nicely at his hoOe
here.
james Burch. OF Burch's ridge. is
spending i vacation here with friends.
Master Sterling Williams. OF near
Proctor, fus returned 10 his home after
Visit with friends here.
Ward y (iooGwin will arrive home TO-
day from 4 visit at FairmunI. Mrs.
Goodwin and children who have been at
EairnUri Tor two weeks will remain
there with her parents for week or ten
GuyS.
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her of faS' horses from tho country
and the race is an assured success. Y
male race Will also b" held Tuesday
and a number. Of entries have ,''ccn
made in this This - the ncst Year
that any attractions have been offered
for the first day and 1t should prove
beneficial to the fair.
The live stock exhibits this year are
and Some very fine STOCK IS being cX-
h.bitcci. Mcister'S panl o: Wheeling,
Will furnish the music arh this parto:
the Program will re the He$S lhtainahl'.
On Thursday the races will b. h:l'I
being the 80 trot with purse OF iMu
hundred dollars; the 20 pace with t
purse OF three hundred dollars and the
free for all trot with u purse or three
hundred dollars. No less than four
starters will be IN any race End some
.;nt: cVGntS are cNDA:tCN.
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Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendell's Ambition Pills-that will
put vicor, vim and vitality into nerv'
Gus tired out, all in, Respondent peo,
pc in a few days.
Anyot:e can buy 4 box for only 30
cents. and John Coleman co. is au'
thorized BY the maker TO refund the
purchase price il anyone is d!ssatlS'
fed with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prostration. mental
depression and unstrunc nerves
caused BY over-iudulSence in alcohol,
tobacco, or overwork OF any kind. -,
For any attiction Of the nervous
system Weadelrs Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed. while for hysteria, trem'
bling and neuralgia they are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at John Cote.
man Co. and dealers everywhere. Malt
orders filled, charges prepaid by Wen
deli Pharmacai Co, Inc, Syracuse, y.
Y.-Adv.
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GAINESVILLE, 0.

GAINESVILLE. O.. Sept. 1.-THE
death of Mr.. William Hamilton. an aged
and highly esteemed c"lorcd man. "c-
CURED IT his horne on East South street.
Saturday morning II se"cn O'CLOCK, death
resulting from complication OF dis
eases Mr.. Hamilton was about Is years
OF age and besides his wife he Is sur
vivcd by one brother, Charles Hamii-
ton. OF Mt. Vernon. Funeral services
were held Monday afternoon az one
o'clock Rev. Beck of the A. NJ. r.
church ofiiclntcd. In;ermcnt was made
| nthn Southern Cemetery.
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Hammock Briefs.

Miss Mary MacMlllcn. and II. w. Sklti
visited over the past Sabbath and Mon
day. with the formers uncle ana aunt
Mr.. and AIRS. J. T.. Doudn9.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Caldwell spent II
few days recently with their dnnGhtcr
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wilkinson, OF Edge
wood. Wheeling. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcnry'Taylor arc spend
Bentley and family. al The "Waddington
Farm" Wheeling. W. Va.
j. T.. .I1oudma recently purchased y
Stu,lcbaker seven passenger mahcine
from the local agent. J. H. McGraw. pi
Bcllairc.
Mrs. Shade MacMillru and children
ara visiting with hcr parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. .lhIl!p Jones. of Martins Ferry.
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Benwood Briefs,

Miss nellie Smith. who has h"nn Ill
during the past few days. has recovered
William II. NcfT Of the National Tub"
company. left yesterday for Pittsburgh
where he Will visit friends for Il few
days.
Luke Garvey, connected with the In
tcrnal Revenue department at rurk"rS-
burg. left yesterday morning for his
home after visit here.
Charles II. Hartley OF South Brnw""d
left yesterday morning for Parkrrshurc
for a visit Of few days with friends
Will Evans has returned 10 his hnmc
in Spencer, after u visit with friends
here.
Harry Rlaney OF Warwood, spent yes
tcrdaY here the guest Of friends.
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osr,o,+ co,,r+v rat~ Starts.

Tuesday norri0E the s!N'y-"Ighth Ut
nual county fair will be opened on mo
local fair grounds md Every md %tt!"a
points to the biggest and l'.st fair iaal
has ever been held h.r". Inc Sr"ii|@S
ara in zine share ard i large qumh''c
Of anus"ments Of all kind, are on INC
grounds and the entries IL every linz
are larger shan ever ~ the history Of
Tho entries in ;hH speed ring have
been heavy and there promises I" ne
eorrn verv tinc racing. Tuesday. a new
featur., viii 10 the hicG"S: event "t ~"
dav and that IS the farmers combination
race with premiums u fifteen. ten and
five dollars. This has attracted num-
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Mnnv II unlrerSitY.

Moundsvil!" VIII h" vii ""rr' s. nt"d
this year a. IN. <ra:" University. IN"
following havin" nlr"Fdy left q! "atr
in = few days: William Hurley. !. Is.
Dorsey. Jn. E!0%I. Sterling Enttor".
David iIamm"uu. 'Hly A'rNarlrr and
Miss Mary Willi1ms. John M"rruith
and Mis- Nnrh"riu" R"dl"y enter W"S-
l"yan; John E'rn"'i. James ifnTr;'
Howard Fonh-r. Misses Hazel W""u-
:rIC and ~ lyn E""h"r Will enter ohio
Wesleyan: Miss Alma I;!CSs GO IL
Wilson r"tl"c"; Miss EtizHU"th MrN"n-
Md I" birmingham. IA: Miss i',a'!
Chambers la MARSHAL! college and Miss
Meta E,h"l!Mg 10 thu University Of ll,ls-
hurch
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WOODSFIELD, 0.
woodsfield Public Schools

WOODSFIEI.D. O., Sept 1.-THE
Woods field public schools opened Mon
day with a full corps of teachers ana
a good attendance in all the grades.
The High school enrolment Tuesday
was liz thtrty-five OF whom are out ~
town students Tho attendance IN the
grades is as follows:
F.tchth-Mr. Henderson. 60.
S.vcnth--Atr. Mobberly. II.
Sixth--AIiss Menkel. 80.
SiXih-AIiss Hall. 80.
t'trh-Miss Hines, 81.
tifth-Miss Korner. 80.
F'aurth-MiSs Armstrong. Is.
fnurth-MiSs Archer. %.
Thlrd-Miss Goddard. %.
Third-AIiss Griffith. 25.
Second--Nra. Jennings. AZ.
Cna-NiSs Beard. IS.
Total in both grades and high school
55l
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Machine Over Embankmeut

Tho staring gear ri Vim. tltH~in'-
m"n> rHNiaud touring. car broke Sunday
afternoon when ii WIS being "riNr
down i Hill near R"cch l;Ott"m and i'"'
car w,nl eyer N r!nbdnkmcnt. r". turn
i'm: ever. The damage. 10 the car Nh@
sigh and n" an" WAS injured. Had The
Srrarinr S'hr broken ten yards further
NJ, the road NIL occupants al the rar
nigh, have been killed. as the embank-
uG"r, Ct This place l.; nearly 3h feet deep.
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WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

Installed a number Of '. : X. water
systems in ST. ClairSville which are re-
markable for their simplicity, com
nleteness and above all their quiet
ness and dependability. This firm
does quite a thriving business within
a radius OF fifty miles OF Wheeling and
is thoroughly equipped to handle any;
thing in the plumbing, heating and
water supply line.
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Rose Gets preliminary

RiChard ROs". NJ I'"nW0nd, VII 10
given hearing soon "n ;he rharE" If
maNciously shooting AMI killing VIM
Porter at Ecnwo"h. August IL. The
warrant charging ErS" with ia" mn"h I
was Issued In Justice w. VI. RiEE$' court
ami h" will likely l"' Lrraicn"h hrf"rr
this justice. Tn" hearing will likely b"
held Thursday in -" county jail. where
Rose has been confined since the shoot
ing occurred.
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VIOLA

VIOLA, W. VA. Sept. Il--The rail-.
rnnd Surveyors hay" all returned to CAM
afi"r 4 hrIrf vacation 1T their respective
homes.
MI. Lewis Moore who has been seri.
ousIy III for few Gays. is slightly I'm.
proved.
Mrs. Merton Winters md little son
Merle, returned 10 their home IN Flush.
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KNOCKS HAY FEVER
CLEARS THE HEAD
STOPS CATARRH

Here is treatment for Hay Fever
Rose Cold and Catarrhal troubles that
all should investigate. It Is known a.
NOSTRIOLA BALM, has heen used by
hundreds in this locality and all drug
yi<ts now have it for their customers.
NOSTRIOLA is 4 pheasant. antlsep-
tic, Soo:hing balm. quickly opens III"
head. eases the sore. in!lAm"d Innings
Of he air passages AMI when used IN
time Will USUALLY prevent an attack q!
Nay Fever or Ross Cold
Get small 'uho IL NnSTR!nLh nf
YOUR druggist 10 Try and NOu viii Ger
tanly wish you had tried il sooner.
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Lift For Charleston.

,orncys !. G. Simpson and Chas. +. car
rgan left last evening for charleston.
where hey will appear bcfor" tn" pub
lie service commission there today wren
the matter OF tn, Telephone merger
viii hn given :, hearing. ~" latter iwn
attorneys represent ih' Board Of Trade
here while Attorney Moore is attending
tn" h,:,rinG ~ the instance II riiy
council.
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Owing to shortage OF steel, the plato
department Of tho Wheeling Steel and
Iron company OF this place did not re-
sumo operations yesterday morning
along with the other departments. II
is expected that n sufficient quantity of
steel will have been secured during tn"
week IN insure its opening next Monday
morning,
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Tn diva BANQUET

TIL" Junior Sunday School department
of tn. FRS: NJ T.. church will Eivn q
banquet in the dining room nj tho Churrh
next Friday evening. Tho banquet will
hr given for sixteen people who have
attended Sunday School and church reg
uIar thrnUEnuut the past year
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BENW0OD
Arranre Homecoming,

Preliminary Preparations f"r III" Ron.
wood Homecoming have been c"mrl"ted
and It was announced Yesterday thnt IT
would be held the week of October nth
The affair will h. under the auspices or
the Bcnwood Fairgrounds association.
ard is being promoted by Mr.. John Eur
kln. One feature of the week will be
the Mother Hubbard" parade.
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Tea for Suffragists.

Mr-..M. T.. Whit" viii give n tea IN
h"nnr # Mis-. Augusta t. HnehSi"r: "t
Nrw YORK, Hn'l Rev. Efiir McCu!!hih
Inn"%. al lrwa. at the prison Idr.rrS
nus AFTERNOON from : 10 i. l'"th Mrs
IIuchst"n and Mrs. Jones are well
knr%n EuCt:aic. advocates.
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MIR. ard Mrs. T.. +. pancoast, OF Bel
mont X. r.. attended the club meeting
at the home or Dr. and Mrs. W. K. ALL
son. on last Saturday afternoon. spend
in.; ths night with their daughter. Mrs
W. J.. Armstrong and attending preAch-
ing services in the Presbyterian church
Oh Sabbath morning.
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crazed Negro Arreste d

\ "raHrd rugr" Was picked M III i''n-
wood Suudny evening hy th."f az E"!m'"
Luis. SHur"rS and later brought /" liz"
county jail Mcr". where he * now con-
find Ills case Will be given ntlcniI"n
hr ~" county insanity commission Some
llmn .NiAN.
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Getting INTO Shape.

Players who will try out for the bas-
have been out several days since the
cprnnE of school and several hours
lard work has been gone through. While
.ho season docs no. Opcn until late In
Octoher nevertheless the boys believe iE
starting carly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Martins Ferry Squire Is Sued For
DiuOlce

Minnie Della Briggs. through her at
,orncys. ". W. Cowcn and W. J. wal
kyr. today t!led suit in common pleas
Martins Ferry. asking for divorce ana
:I!u.rny. In her petition. the plaintiff
avcrrcd that the defendant had been
guilty. Of extreme cruelty towards her.
having failed to provide cor her ana AZ
.i,,cs hear and struck her. Plaintiff
also averred thar the defendant hal AT
various times. with various women heen
guilty 81 adultery. Plaintiff ais" said
that the defendant VAS justice 81 me
Peace in Tease township and asked TOR
reasonable alimcny and that she may be-
restored 70 her maiden name. Both par
ties are we'll known Martins Ferry reo-
ole aud have been married since lS22
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tho Third street school annex.

at the Third street school annex. Sat
urday underwent an appendicitis opera
zion at the Glendale hospital!
Howard Isaac Booher has returned
to Delaware. o., after u visit at hls
hume here. Mr.. BUoher will enter Ohio
MrSlrNnn,
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Attending Conference,

Rev. and Mrs. +. y. crow. Rev l.. 5.
Rose and Rcv. Z. y. Church Of this rlace
wont to StcuhcnvilIa today where they
will attend the Northeastern OH" CON
Ference lr.ia< held th-r". /. w. p"uduh
and J. W. Wait are Attending the CON
ference as lnymcn from the First Nj. il.
rkNrCh
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sr,+ tyr aasar,t And Battery

Stany Pietrzyk, Of BcIIalrc through
his attorney. c. F.. Timbcrlake. today
filed 4 suit In common pleas court
against Peter Stopeski. Paul Stopcsk!.
Jack Rohan. Joseph Smiga- and joseph
,Jayjnne, for CARRIAGES III the SUN OF one
thousand dollars. for assault and bat
terry The plaintiff AYERS that on the
4th OF September on the streets OF Be-,
laire the defendant attacked him and
gave him a severe beating aud mat NJ"
VAS damaged to the extend OF ono thouS-
ana dollars, for which he prays juds-
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RrOho Arm.

Gilman. tho hlt!c son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Walter Dickson of East Main street
fell on the porch ut the home Of John
Spencer on East Main street about noon,
Sunday. breaking his right arm. Dr.
W f. Stephens was called. who render
cd medical attention.
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Republican Headouarter

Two .Marshall C0Nnly E"nnNIlcAN cN-
ccU.!vr rommttcc has leased rooms n
tn" Marshall county oank hnldng her.
AMI VII OPEN headquarters. Tn" rooms
VII hc fitted out dLrnS the next sew
crul days.
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MOUNDSVILLE
rtne0 Tn Police Court

John Rabbit WAS arraignrl In rolicc
court Yesterday morning ~: Il charge or
resisting CHIEF Raider. when arrested
for disturbing the peace. ON both
charges he was fined $l3.i4. He paid.
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SeWer ReDaired

Street commissioner ". X. Ltma:
and = fore" OF w"rkm"n yesterday IL
paired The SII:fIr" drainage sewer 4
h." ""rncr Of Ninth &Irrl and Lafayette
uLNnlIn.
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Raised Much Money.

~ lh" >'rvi"nS ~ the First NJ. +.
chur,il SundIy oyer S;;.h"h was raised
IA irav of accrued Indebtedness ANA fer
Ill" interior improvements recently made
al lii" church.
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rnuol SUFFRAGE,

Rev. ErGj, McCuilum Jones. OF Iowa
n very i.rn,I.iu.nr woman ami AN elu-
qirut speaker. VIII deliver an equal sur
ffaC" lcctur" at III" rnrn"r al Ihlrd
street and jefferson arcnue this morn
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IN QUO 'eWAS1!RtO IS .zluel
i-o1 r " 'uoUe5 Iod eS,LS .so!!d A!ol
oHJ le 'lulGd p99luGLrnO uGol1euF
Dance

On Wednesday, night in the Court
House hall will b. held 4 select dance.
The dance Is being managed by Law
renee Ferren and q large crowd Is eA-
pected. Meisters orchestra mas been Sc.
ctIrrI ana us this will be the night ut
the second day OF the fair. n large crowd
OF out OF town people arc expected TO
attend.
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Visit Daughter,

=. the Ladies' Missionary Society meet
ing, held In the United Presbyterian
church in UnlontOwn on Thursday.
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r, IT T, Meettnr.

The l.. r. LIS will hold Il meeting IN
the dining room Of the First NJ: +.
church immediately after school. Friday
afternoon.
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Marriage Licenses.

S;evo Sebst. age -. a coaf minor ana
rn,in Scrovne, ago 81. both OF carton.
squire Henry NJ. Dawes. performed the
ceremony.
Cl%nence I.oblc Schatcr. age -. 4
manager % billiard room. and Winnie
t;,,,r7rr t'aSS.!lS. age p. both OF
E;,;n.SviIs". FaIh"r Robbins VIII per-
form II" ceremony.
r. J. Nolan. age b. a t"amstcr ard
Anna T.. 'Su"AvraSs. age a. H";H -: hcI-
lar. SOUR. John Sidchuttum performed
tn. ceremony.
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American Guaranteed Paint. n fac
tory price, $1.S5 per gallon. Laziel
Brothers, MoundsYille. ". Va.
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TWO Fined In Police Cont,

Two dr,tuks were all that the Bcnwood
rriice force could garner over the week
end. Last night they were arraiEnod
before Mayor Clark Sprouts and assess
60 the usual fines. One OF the two was
4 negro, which is unusual in Bcnwood.
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CtNcl "0rtop0,

American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price. SIS? per gallon. Cooey'
Bentz Co., 500 lain st.
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McMechen Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs =; Freedley and two
c4!id.,n have returned 10 their home
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hammock, 0.
Club Meeting.

Ing Valley Progressive" club met with
Mi ami Mrs. I"hr Humphrey. "f m"nr
I'nlor,"wn. on friday evening. \ good
number vas in ai;.nGaNr" and 4 s"Cia!
limo enjoyed.
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missionary Mertinp

The - -, Missionary ~,.'.'.:r 80 ~
Presbyterian church. me- ~ ~" hnuc o.
Mr. ". y. Merritt. "n THe-Ha".
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Attend Meeting.
Several from here were in attcrt:nr"
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OPEN N0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty: Your cold in head a,
'atarrh disappears. Your clo.rch nos
trils viii open. the air passages Of your
head will clear and YOU can breathe
freely. No more Snuffling hawkins.
mucous discharge. dryness or head
ache: no struggling for breath at might
tiet small bottle OF E.ly'S Cream
Baim from your druggist and apply ~
ilttie OF this fragrant antiSepiir cream
in your n":trilS. 1t pcntratcs throurh IA
every air passage of tho head SoOtil-
ing and healing the swollen or in
iamed mucous membrane civin. Won
instant relief Head colds and ratnrrl,
yield IKE magic. Don't stay stuffed up
and miserable. Relief is s,re-A,!v.