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1887 DISTRICT. COMMITTEE
On election day the committee
for this district, consisting OF
Messrs. A. H. Denmark, Drew
w. Paulk, O. Fl. Elkins, ]. j Dor
miney and w. r. Bowen, were
reelected for the term
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MUSICAL READING
Entertainment Given Before First
presbyterian Mems Club last
Night OF Unusual Merit

An unusually interesting musical
anu nterary program was given last
evening in the club room Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church to a large audi
ence. the majority being young folk.
meeting.
The program was opened with a
vocal duet by William and Daniel
Jones. followed with a reading. "A
Real Irish Lady" by Miss Maxine
Ooer. Mrs: Anna Foster sang In
the Springtime. Little Miss Mary
Louise Towar made a decided hit in
an representation of a Japanese doll
dramatic reading. Conquered" was
given by Miss ODER. followed BY a
baritone solo by Daniel Jones. Miss
Towar gave an impressive pantomime
OF Rock OF Ages Mrs Foster sang
Love Has Wings, followed by the
closing number in which Miss Ober
gave negro dialect reading, which
proved TO be the most humorous num-
Der OF the evening. She was encored
until she gave another recitation on
Don't Use Big Words"
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GAS PLANT
Is Expected to Close Soon.

The citizens of Wheeling are prepar-
ing Tor the closing of the gas plant
oy having natural gas run into their
Illuminating piping and the lines test
ed out. Mantle burners are also neces-
sary TO burn natural gas. People are
urged TO have all connections made
ana burners put on now because of
the rush when definite date for the
plants closing is announced VIM.
Hares Sons. the local Plumbing and
heating Contractors. are doing this
work and are prepared to furnish ali
Kinds OF burners. nantes and shades
in any quantity.
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Equal Suffrage Meeting.

A gathering which promises to be
OF especial interest TO local suffragists
is ttat which will be held next Tues
day evening. March IA. q the Woods
dale school at o'clock. Addresses
will be made by Miss Ames. suffrage
organizer for West Virginia and At
torney Charles ]. Schuck. The meet
ing viii be in charge OF Hon. George
A. Laughlin and the following young
ladies will act as ushers:
Misses
Pauline Hork- Gladys Deter
heimer Mary Clifford
Frances Ogden Martha Schubart
Ruth Mason
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The installation exercises will be held
Friday evening. April IA Officers
elected are: William Kindelberger,
dictator; Joseph Bolcer. vice dictator:
r.. r. Ruggaber. prelate: N. II. Pal
mer. secretary; y. L. Carpenter, treas
urer; Harry J. Bell. inner guard: Ed
ward Kennedy. outer guard: Thomas
George. trustee: j. II. Smith, repre-
sentative to supreme convention;
Frank Matthews, alternate.
How much is he making?"
Between "a motorcycle and a car
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Pastry Sale.

NJ. 4. church of Mt. de ChantaI will
hold pastry sale. this morning AT
the George +. Stifel company store.
Home made products will be offered
and the following ladies will be in
Sharge: Mesdames Fred Ewing. A.
b. White and Charles Reed.
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With the coming of two comedias
to the Court on st. Patrick's day nm.
ger me direction of Mr.. Stewart WAL
ker. wheeling play goers will have an
opportunity OF seeing two fine coma
dies, ane "Gammer Gurten's Needle /"
a splendid old English comedy which
aoouhus IN mirth. With the pleasure
which are brought TO Wheeling by the
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Quietly Welded

.r Joseph Pancoast. of Louisville.
tli Miss Mary T.. Taylor. OF Lafferty,
-.'l, a march on their friends on We'd
h..day. March s. going to ST. Glars
." in the afternoon. marriage
N''Nee VAS secured. Returning to
.f..'riy ON the evening train. accom-
panied by Mr.. John Taylor and Miss
rai Taylor. brother and sister OF the
...I". Hiss Mary pancOast, sister OF
Groom. and George Caldwell, they
N''. mot by automobile and taken TO
... parsonage boz Uniontown. where
DO Wedding ceremony was performed
N-thirty by Rev. r. g. SnOdgrass.
PASTOR N the United Presbyterian
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Ienten Recital

On the afternoon o. March 80. at
roe -lks auditorium. a recital will be
gwen by Alvira Phelps Haagsma, I'M
ger me auspices OF the Ohio County
Equal Suffrage league. Mrs. Haagsma
VIII appear in "Everywoman." the ar
iistic production in which she scored
such q success last May before tine
woman S club of this city. Every
woman is from the pen of Walter
Browne and depicts a woman OF to-
gay on pilgrimage in quest OF love.
Toe characters in the play are Nobody.
O. msical philosopher; Flattery. Il
courier: Truth, a witch: Love. her
SONG Bluff and Stuff. theatre mana
gers. Old Father Time: Wealth, a mil
ho1a.re. Witless. a nobleman: Con-
gi'ree. e"erywoman's handmaiden;
Youth, Beauty and Modesty. every
Nonans companions; Puff, a press
agent. Age, an old man; Passion, a
pay actor; Vice. a siren, and Charity,
a minister of the gospel There are
I'VE ganticles or acts: scene one and
.." being room in "Eveyywoman's
apartments in the city: scene two. on
me .dgc Of New York theatre:
scene three, "EverywOman's apart
.'nt ln the city: scene four. New
Years eve on Broadway. These char
..'eTa viii be- graphically depicted by
N''rd Phelps Haagsma in the recital
'I tNerywOman." to be given under
no auspices of the WOman's Suffrage
1oIation. az the Elks hall Thurs
daI afternoon. March 80. beginning
of 2 i0 O clock.
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cotiIiIon Club 81. patrick Dance.

The popular Cotillion club will give
n dance Monday night at the Carroll
club. The hall will be beautifully dec
GRATED In shamrocks and green
streamers. Each lady and gentleman
will receive a shamrock souvenir.
husic by Bentfield's orchestra.
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Birthday Party

Mrs. Francis Neugardt at her home
on the Island, celebrated her seventy
second birthday yesterday. In honor
OF the event family dinner party
was held at which the children and
grandchildren were IN attendance. All
appointments OF the affair were very
enjoyable and Mrs. Neugardt was fe-
hcitated by a large number of her
friends.
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MOOSE ELECT
Several Old Officers Were Unanimous.
ly Elected at Meeting Held
Last Night.

Wheeling lodge No. 81. L. O. o. NJ.
held Its annual election of officers last
night in connection with the regular
weekly meeting. Several of the Old
oiticers were unanimously reelected.
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t1fth twig OF the Ohio Valley General
hospital. the occasion will oermi, -
beneyolence as well. as the proceeds
VIII be used by this organization I'm
their work for the Ohio Valley General
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Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Molter. will be
hostess today 10 number OF friends
IN honor OF her tenth birthday. The
little guests have been Invited for .
O'Clock and upon their arrival will
enjoy games until 3. when n luncheon
viii be served. She will have as her
guests:
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VIII Meet Monday

AT her home IN Warwood. Mrs. W..
y: McCulla will be hostess to the
Kings Daughters on Monday evening.
a social hour Will be enjoyed follow
ing the discussion OF various import
ant business matters. A full attend
ance is requested.
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RummaQe Sale.

Contributions for the Rummage
sale. which will be held by the Ohio
County Equal Suffrage league, next
week. are to be delivered at 212l
Main street today or Monday morn
ing.
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Misses


Ethel May Jenner Grace Mccullough
OF Masslllon. q. Dorothy White
louise Abbott Estelle Abbott
Katherine Burruss Eleanor Duvall
Helen limbaugh Irene TomIinson
Iauline Beekman Beatrice Keller
Emma Martin Martha Knoke
Dorothy Beans Martha Ellen Pet
Virginia Weaver ticord
Virginia Brand Julia Gaines
Jane Cox Madeline ScEerff
Sarah McKown Sarah Cox
Ruth Jenner OF Jessie Cox
Massillon. o. Virginia Bier
Marie Hartman
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c. n. Griest & Co., "oriainaI Cut
Rate 1125 Market street, announce
another ONE CENT SALE today and
Monday. See the large adv. in today's
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Dinner Party.

AS pretty compliment to Miss
Siaudia Raduziner. whose marriage 10
MT sam o. Cohn. OF Akron. o.. will
De solemnized on March 10, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Banov entertained with
dinner party on Thursday evening
az their home on the Island. American
beauty roses formed handsome cen
terplece for the table, and the place
csrus harmonized with the pretty dec
mere were covers laid for:
Misses
Esther Lessner. of Claudia Raduziuer
McKeesport.
Akron Will Radnrir
Win Melet. OF Jacob Cobn
David Daniels
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Charles Banov New York
"iike Coin, OF David Banov
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AFFAIR
LAST EVENING
DE-. AND MRS. CLARENCE ALLEN
GIVE A RECEPTION AT
THEIR HOME.
other Social Events OF Particular
Pleasure Fill the lenten Season.
Although Usually Small
and Informal.

AZ an informal reception last eve
nina given'at their residence on Chan
line street. DIR. and Mrs. Clarence
,. Allen. the former pastor of the
Fourth Street NJ. +. church. welcomed
the members OF the parish. DIR. and
Mrs. Allen, who have recently come to
Wheeling from Buffalo, n. Y. already
number their friends by the score
and last evenings affair provided a
delightful opportunity for the social
pleasures of an informal party, which
proved very jolly affair and large
numbers Of guests called during the
hours from seven to ten.
The rooms throughout were prettily
decorated and in the dining room.
where tea was served. the table bore
a cluster OF pink carnations, with
trailing lengths of asparagus vine
lending an attractive touch. Here A
bevy OF young ladies officiated, and
w.nriy dispensed the hospitalities.
Misses Nettie Young and Miss Mary
Na-ucr were assisted by the follow
ing. Misses Virginia Nay. Martha
Nav. Dorothy Allen, Esther McMiller.
and Mary Hanna.
A delightful musical program was
provided by Messrs. Charles Allen and
Russell Nesbitt. which lent additional
pleasure TO the intimate gathering.
Receiving the guests in the parlors
with the hostess were
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Entertainment at WeIIsburo

Entertainment at Wellsburu.
The clever entertainment. Pictures
IN Fire, was given in Wellsburg yes
terday and the following from This
city participated: Mrs. Flora Williams.
Mrs. Allan Burt. Miss Kate Lawson
and Mr.. Thomas Foulk.
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enurch OF Uniontown. Of which the
orioe Is member. Going 70 the home
ny me brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
a, ns taylor. at Lafferty, a we'd
olng supper was served.
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The worlds deepest well. 1880 feet
Is in one OF the German coal fields.
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Luncheon for Visitor.

Mrs. T.. A. Graham of North Main
street entertained at a luncheon yes
terday for. her visitors. Mrs. George
Morris and Mics Morrie Morris OF
Washington. ID. G. A luncheon of at
tractive appointments was served to
the following guests:
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For Tenth Birthday.
At her pretty home in Woodlawn
Miss Elizabeth Molter. daughter OF
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Liver Pills

Just the thing to gently stimulate
the liver and remove the poisonous
bile from the system. 90
25c boxes. 2 for ......Z OC
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Kidney and Liver Tea

This preparation orough Iy
cleanses both the above organs
without harsh effect CSC Op
boxes, for......-.........Z OC
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Compound Syrup of
HypophosphitesL

IL you don't know how fine this
preparation is for rundown and
weakened conditions, ask your doc
tor. he knows. s1.OO OF o.
bottles, 2 for. Ol.Ul
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IPLAN DEDICATION
OF new TEMPLE
SCOTTISH RITE GUARDS MAKE
PRELIMINARY ARRANGE
MENTS FOR BIG EVENT.
Five-day Celebration Will Be Attended
BY Many Prominent Masons
of the State

! The Scottish Rite guards met last
might in the Masonic Temple on Mar
ket street TO make further arrange
ments for the dedication Of the new
temple, corner Fourteenth and Byron
streets After the meeting a social
jsession was held.
The dedication will take place Mon
day afternoon, October >. and I'll he
followed by q reunion of the various
bodies on October 10. II, j. and Is.
and October II the Shriners will hold
ceremonial session.
DR.. John W. Morris, 33 degree, will
be in charge Of the dedication ceremon-
lies and will be assisted by many othhr
high degree members. The opening
services at the cathedral will be pre-
sided over by Sovereign Grand Com
!mander Geo. F. Moore, assisted by
Lieut.. Grand Commander Chas. ".
IRosenbaum and Grand Prior Chas. r
buck. The ceremony Will begin with
music by Frank B. Kincheloe. The
Scottish Rite guards will have gen.
leral charge Of the affair
It will be remembered the Scottish
Rite cathedral was destroyed by fire
a year ago 1t was the home Of West
Virginia Consistory No. l. lmmedi-
ately after its destruction plans were
made 10 erect a much large and more
! commodius building and the present
structure is one of the most beautiful
lin the entire state.
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D YOU REMEMBER
yARN'
SPRUNG THIS STORY WHEN HERE
AND IT SEEMS 1T TURNED
OUT TO BE TRUE.
LAUGHING IN HUNTINGTON YET
ABOUT GROCER THERE.

Well, well, well, II here isn't that
Groceryman yarn. It's so good, honest
it's worth reading. Remember it?
Well sir: II was funny
1t seems Henry McBurney'S grocery
man got wise 10 the wonderful prop
critics Of a certain medicine--tried il
himself and found it stirred up the ap.
petite in great shape, SO he casually
remarked one day TO Henry'S wife that
she ought to get her husband 10 try it.
Well sir: Up to that time Henry
would come in from his TRIP (you know
he's engineer on the Il. d O.. running
out OF Wheeling) and never had an
appetite for the good things Mrs Nc
Burney prepared, Felt run down and
the high cost OF foodstuffs was the
least Of his troubles for he didn't seem
TO need any. But; whew: Mrs. Nc
Burney prevailed on him 10 take
Tanlac and say-just read what En-
gineer McBurney said: I've got a
whale OF an appetite and naturally
feel better. think Tanlac Is a fine
tonic. I'm thankful for the advice OF
now"
A grocer up in Huntington heard
about this. spread the news around his
neighborhood and business picked up
wonderfully. Folks grocery bills went
up like the electric light bills 20 UP
in winter. But sad 10 relate, he began
taking it himself and had hard time
making ends meet. he ate so much
profits dwindled to naught.
or course. told right. the above
makes a cracker-jack yarn. but under
lying all the frills in the story is. a
great big truth worth putting down in
the little memo book. Tanlac surely
does, renew and stimulate WORKOUT,
tagging digestion and appetites. It's
won the recommendation of over ESQ
600 men and women. So Just try a
dollar bottle for luck. It's sold through
{. II: Grtest & Co.'S Drug Store here
in Wheeline-Adv.
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LIBERAL CLUB
will. Discuss a Number of Civic Mat
ters al informal Dinner at
Windsor Tonight.

10 discuss "a better Wheeling" an
informal dinner will be held this even.
ing a, G:@0 o'clock at tho Windsor
.hot$ by he Mems Liberal club. Plates
may be- reserved and friends and OH
crs interested are invited 10 attend.
Several prominent speakers will talk
on 'pnssiDlr improvements in Our
Iubiic Schools "Educalion in Santa
lion" Our Water Supply Proper
Construction and Care of Our Streets, -
"prlSon Reform and Improvement Of
Wheeling Press"
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progressive Supper.

On Tuesday evening. number Of
young folks enjoyed Il progressive sup
per. complimentary 10 Misses Etftc Kin
dor and Frances Hill. of Scenery I'M.
ra and lr,na Nefr. nf .Auahcim. Culif.
\ five course supper was served, each
course being served at Il different house.
Those present wnro: Misses Effic Kinder
aud Frances 1Iill. Of Scenery Nil!. IA:
Tram Neff. of AnahoAni. Calf, N"il!':
McKnlvey. Beatrice Cowcn. Mary Close,
Katherine cHskctt. and Mrs. Ruth afr
ton. and Mcssrs: Lawrence i'crren. FL
mcr Miller Fred Sidcbott"m: Clyde Mil
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AGAINST BUDGET SYSTEM.

IOHNSTuWN. Pa. Sept. 20.--IiiShnr
william NJ. W""klrv. If rarkc"Sbu"g
To-day at III" annual session uf Tho Allie
Gh"ny Cnnirr"rr" If III" United 1;rcthr"n
church advocated ahnlit ion Of Tho budget
SYSTEM. whI"h hc declared meant sui.
cd" roe !hr missionary U;tusr and h.
turthc" ,i,riaTnd than %hu. nnn members
had contributed only 1000 for foreign
missions the past year
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THOMSON MEMS CLUB IN
SOCIAL MEET THIS EVENING

Tire first social session Of the fall
and winter season under the auspices
of, Thomson Mems club will be held
This evening in The clubs quarters in
THOMSON NJ H. church building on the
Island All men are invited 10 attend.
There will be 10 collection and no adj
mission lee and everybody is guaran-
iced pleasant time. An excellent
program has been arranged by the m
iertainmenl committee in which music
will Gr Il prominent feature.
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ST, GAINESVILLE
missionary Me0tipP-

ST GAINESVILLE. O., Sept. cot 10
regular meeting OF tho Womrn's Mis-
Si0nary Society of the Presby eriar
church this afternoon. This meeting wa-
postponed from lats week on account nl
tho county fair. 4 large crowd was
present and the program which WAS rcn.
drred vas fine. After the program. Il
social session was held and the host
esses served dainty refreshments.
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the National road. ran into q telephone
L. l.rn hir Loft hand

the National road. ran into a telephone
pole and broke his left hand
Samuel 'Cowcn Of Mount de Chantal
sustained a slight injury Tuesday when
he fell from a wagon.
Mrs. Ruck and daughter, Minnie
Ruck of Edgington Lane. will leave to-
day for Washington. D. c., where they
will make their future hame.
improvements are henig made to the
track of the Wet Virginia Traction and
Electric company at Woodsdale.
John klGcr. mail carrier on route NO.
.. from the Elm Grove office, Is enjoy
ing n vacation.
Work of PAINTING the various bridges
of the county has been started by
Weeks Bros.
Louis D. Garrett of Patterson is con-
icmplating opening an electric shop In
Elm Grove in the near future.
\ meeting of the Elm Grove board OF
trade will be held on next Monday even
ing in the town hall.
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New School Suggested.

house At tho mouth of Peters run near
tho IS" bridge is being given careful
consideration m thr part of tho mem
hers Of tho board of education Of Tria-
dcIphia district. Should tho now build
ing he erected ii would tend 10 relieve
the crowded condition which exists In
the Elm Grove school. II is understood
that rlans for tho proposed scohol
building will he prepared in tho next
few weeks. AS the ground has already
hcrn purchased.
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Damare Suit Filed,

As result OF an alleged assault cum
mttcd at Martins Ferry on the 9Th "t
September. on Herman F'cldman. 5000
damage suit was filed to-day against
David Kerr Allen. f3dman AYERS that
he was assaulted by the dcfcada Mt
knocked down and seriously beaten and
that he was permanently injured ny the
assault Gordon II. Kinder Is the atlor-
ncY Tor The plaintiff.
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WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

installed Il number of V. & X. water
systems in st. .Clairsville which are re.
markable for their simplicity, com.
pletcneSS and above alt their quiet
ness and dependability. This firm
does quite 4 thriving business within
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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Assaulted q Woman.

CLENELA ND-Directnr OF pui,li,,
Safety Sprosty turned into Andes court
IN hts automobile tonight just IN time
u tax. Il woman. bleeding AT the throat
from Il knife wound. To Huron Road
hospital. Ten minutes later Detectives
Ryan ana ConIcy arrested Michael De-
iIsS. after ne had knocked Cunley down
III AN Effort TO get away. Dellss was
charged with cutting to kill. His al
'icsat:d victim. Mrs. Stella Clemmar
was declared 10 be in 4 serious conLl-
ton at the hospital. Mystery sur
rounds the cause OF the cutting. police
say. Deliss refuses 70 give an account
OF the trouble
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Fifty new coke ovens. costing SZ;e'".
ism tnns ~ coke q day. will be built at
New Boston. a suburb o. Portsmouth
by the Columbus Iron and Steel com
pauy. III. Portsmouth Steel company;
the Whitaker L;lessner company an"
the SoIvav Process company. accord
inc 10 President John q. Eattelie ~ me
CoinmhuS Iron and Steel company.
WORK will begin l;nmeGia;"ty
The four companies VIII snare IN SHr
colo nrnd.icr a.: ,!:a rsw ovens. All are
now purchasing a part % their supply
in the open market.
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Rev. Salmon. TO Canton.

AkkuS-tt-v =. a. Salmon. pastor az
The. First VI. f.. church here. today was
preparing 10 move 10 Canton To TAX. uu
his duties as superintendent or the Can
ton district Of thu NJ. T.. conference. IL.
succerdS DR.. ". Il. Winters. whn re-
tired after having served tho iuaXimum
term OF six years. Appointment nf nr.
Salmon 10 the district SUPPLEMENTARY
was made ut the northeast Ohio con-
ference which adjourned last night 1T
SteIbenvilln
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OUT-THE-PIkE
won prem,ums at Fair.

The Springer Poultry farm OF near
Triadelphia. was successful in carrying
off first. premiums on S. c. Rhode ISL
and Reds and White Leghorns AT tic
West Alexander fair. On Reds the firm
won 3 firsts; and seconds. On Leg
horns. first pen. first cockerel, first pull
let and first hen. Curtis Fl. Springer
is manager OF the farm and had charge
of the exhibits at the fair. The firm
is having a 2.40O egg incubator installed.
Last week the same chickens made Il
clean sweep at the West Virginia state
fair in their respective classes.