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WILL Be ENORMOUS
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close vote, every absent representa-
tives was notified more than week
ago Of the approaching contest which
will mark the climax of the national
defense campaign. Scores who have
been away for weeks arrived in
Washington tonight and more are eX-
pected tomorrow.
Two days may be required to dis.
pose Of this issue in the house and il
leaders predictions are justified the
senate will quickly adopt the confer
ence report so that the last Of the de-
Tense measures may be ready for
President Wilson's approval by Satur-
day. Appropriations for preparedness
alone will aggregate approximately
500, 00u.000 unless unexpected ueVel-
opnlents should force reduction in
the naval program.
While the house this week is bring
ing defense legislation 10 a close ;,ie
senate will pass the ship bill, work.
mems compensation bill and confer
ence reports preparatory for the reve-
nue. bill on which stubborn political
assault will be waged by the Republi-
cans. When the amended revenue bill
gets through conference, 1t is expect
cd congress will be ready 10 adjourn.
Leaders of both parties are hoping
adjournment will come by September
first.
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GENERAL NOTICE.
GALL ron JUDICIAL coNVENTIoN.

First. That judicial Convention OF
the Republican Party be held in the
Court Room q! Part l.. of the Circuit
Court Of ohio County. in the City OF
Wheeling Ohio County. West Virginia,
on the 18th day Of August. 1916. at :3h
mating 4 candidate for the office OF
Judge Of the First Judicial Circuit OF
West Virginia. To be voted for on the
Republican ticket. at the general cleo
ton To be hold throughout the said Cir
cult. on the Eth day of November. 1915.
Second That delegates TO the said
Judicial Convention be selected from the
Counties Of Hancock. Brooke. Ohio and
Marshall. composing the said FIRST Judi
ciaI circuit. on the basis of one delegate
for cacn Two hundred votes. or tract ION
thereof over one hundred. cast for
Howard Sutherland. candidate for Con-
gresham at Large. at the general cleo
tipn held in 1914.
Third. Tina, no alternate be elected
10 such convention, nor any proxies rec
ognzed. but that the delegates present
from each County. bc allowed TO cast
The entire vote nf County from which
they arc selected.
FOURTH That the delegates 10 tho
said Judicial Convention be selected
from the several Counties composing the
First Judicial Circuit. In a manner TO
b" determined by the members OF this
Committee from each OF the said Coun-
ties.
And In case Of failure Of said COM
mitteemsn from any County, 10 act In
this behalf. on or before the 10th day of
August, 1915. then the chairman Of each
County Committee. shall perform the
duties specified in Section Four OF the
above resolution. The said delegates
shall be selected on or before the 10th
day of August. 1916.
by order Judicial Committee.
L. y. HART,
Chairman.
AMI -lI-lp-li
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WHEELING CREEK

WHEELING CREEK. Aug, tS:--Mr,
and Mrs. n. l.. Brinkman of East Liver
pool. O.. who have been spending some
time with relatives on the creek left
Thursday. accompanied by Mrs. f.
Steinman. for Coshocton. o.. where they
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. {. H.
White. who will return 10 West Viz
ginia in tho near future 10 live.
Prof. Blumcnbcrg and wife. who arc
spending the summer at the home or
Wesley White were called to Wheeling
recently by tho death Of Mr.. Blumcn-
bcrg's uncle Wenscl Hucbel.
John Glenn and family. George Conrod
and Walter Bachmann spent Wednesday
evening al tho homo "f W. White.
Ralph. the youngest son Of Mrs. j. y.
naughcrty. is sick and under the care
of Qr 4. +. Rublc.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. McWhorter ar"
tho proud parents Of a boy born We'd
nnsday evening.
Work has boon started on tho clean
ing out Of the gas we'll on W. s. r. Da-
Wis farm. which has boon OVERLOOKED
with water for III" past six weeks.
charles DaGuc Of Elm Grove has charge
Of it,
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CAD|z, 0.

Raiph D Gnnninsham S and chiIdre aO pas ID
and Elizabeth, of Cleveland. are visiting
Major and Mrs u; Cunningham.
welch. of Salt Lake city. Titan, have
returned to their home after pleasant
visit with Miss Ada WEIGH.
Craig Richcy. of Detroit. is here on a
visit with his mother. Mrs. Thomas
Mrs; Chester FranzeIl and daug11ssr.
Emma tlli<9n's guests: u.n,. o.,
children Dorothy and Ruth and Ralph.
'or Columbus. are the guests at the home
Of y. y. Hanna.
Mrs. Frances Reynolds. of Martins
Ferry. has returned I" her, home, alter
a visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs, Leslie Iiifrcn. of Maryvile. Mo,
IS visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Chalmers Mcconnell. Of Brook.
lyn. y. Y. and Miss Nellie Rumble; OF
Wheeling are tho guests Of T. J.. NC
Math and sister. Mrs, Anna Day,
Miss Elizabeth Mulhy. Of bridgeport.
is Miss Mary X. kcnnedy's Chautauqua
Miss EVA Deems and George Dems; of Of
Fleming this week. w
Paul and Albert Wagner and Miss
Doris Wagner. OF MnGo Junction. were
visiting Cadiz relatives this week.
Rev Willis McFadden and Mrs, Nc
Faddcn and daughter. Dorothy and son
Ralph. Of Pittsburgh. are guests or Mr..
and Mrs. George u. McFadden.
Miss Stella Ross and Miss Jessie Ross,
of Flushing and Miss Mary Kerr and
Kenneth Cook of Bellfuntaine. have been
Miss Effie Hedges guests. this week.
Misses Dorothy and Mudclaine Host,
uf Barton. arc visiting their grandpar'
cnis MIR. and Mrs D, p. Host.
Miss Rena Crawford. nf Niagara Falls.
y. y, is the guest Of h r aunt, Mrs. Il.
IL. Harcrfcld.
John Comley and Archie Johnson. of
Stcubenvillc. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
J. q. Mclaughlin.
Miss blanche Zimmerman. Of Bellalre,
is spending her vacation with her sister
Mrs William r. Hector.
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STOCK LICENSE TAX
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terially affect revenue requirements
No vote was taken on the resolution
which was supported by senators
MARITIME. Hardwick and Underwood in
debate and opposed By Senators Sim
mons. Hoke Smith and Walsh. Sen
ator Lewis will ask for action on ii
later. but its adoption. administration
leaders believe * unlikely.
In perfectinG tho income lax sec
lion the caucus agreed 10 an amend
ment adjusting the Increased surfaces
on incomes in excess of $5n0. 900 aS
follows: On net income exceeding
$500 .nOn but NOT exceeding $1.nnn.0oh
a tax Of ion per cent; exceeding
81 .nOn. 900 bur not exceeding 81 $40. h0h
eleven per cent: exceeding S1.5nh.0 n0
but no. exceeding $c.nhh. Goa. twelve
per cent: exceeding $".N0n.n0D thir'
teen per. cent.
I'll" caucus. which remained III session
Untii la" tonight. HU2i'tlrd II" stock H.
c"n:.' taN so lhHt II would not apply "a
m"u!i ions corporations 'a,"G und"r iii"
plTnitinnS section. several hours were
spent III discussing ti' vino tax $.'rlin
hut no conclusions w"rI reached The
caucus also tail.d :" r,.;,c3 e detailed
cons Iteration - what stamp iuA">
should he retained hI' senator's said
tho stamn taxes on rxirc~~ aud freight
bills NJ ladlnE and tcInrhnn" messages
certainly wonld n" stricken ont.
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BRITISH SHELL FIRE
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village on the way 70 Bapaume and
Bapaume itself and at the same time
their superior numbers of aeroplanes
continue dropping bombs on the same
targets that the artillery bomhards
Wherever the Germans are quartered
they are subjected night and day 10
this nerve wrecking bombardment. \
British artillery commander has only
TO- say:
Put twenty rounds Of eight inch
into Courcellette." or couple OF. sal
vos of twelve inch into Thiepral or
we might as well stop that working
party digging in Martinpuich for the
evening" and away 20 messengers
roaring like railroad trains through the
air with their tons Of explosives.
Attack Oemorafizine
We don't make changes in the map
this way" said gunner. but as a
matter Of bookkeeping in casualties
The balance is all in our favor. II soft
ems things up for the infantry before
they attack Ii is az demoralizIng as
continuous nightmare and explains
why the Germans can put no more
shirt into their counter attacks
AZ some illustration OF the power 81
artillery fire when the shells arc ample
and me guns numerous. il Is estimated
hat during this last week tho Germans
in tho Snmme harilc area had l7,nhh
casualties from mortar fire and l'lnilre
alone
One result Of the widespread she'll
fire over a great depth Of the German
front whether l. inch shells into dis.
tam villages or eighteen Founders into
NE front line and support trench Is. 10
prevent the Germans from bringing
water. is well as food. up 10 thirsty
men ponned up IN trenches of burning
hot earth in this fierce August wealth
Most OF the villages this side Of 8a'
naume arc filled With debris Of houses
which the British shell fire has bat
tered down
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FLOOD DISTRICTS
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Barbour is in command on Coal River
with headquarters at Seth.
Scores Of miners have been leaving
Cabin Creek today. some Of them ac
companed by their families, all walk
ing. Many have gone TO Ward. on
kelly's Creek. where employment has
been promised all the men who care
to work. Work has been provided A
long Cabin Creek for all persons who
care 10 work. \. disposition has been
shown BY many of them not 10 assist
in the work Of reconstruction.
Several months will he required in
bringing Cabin Creek back tn con,
dition permitting of full resumption OF
:, the mining industry. but the. new Cab
in Creek will be made altogether DIFF
fcrcnt in many particulars from The
Cabin Creek Of old.
No More Bodies Found.
Searching parties looking for bodies
of tho flood victims have conc luded
tina, those bodies not already found
have probably been carried into the
larger streams. with a possibility Of
some Of them being found in the
Great kanawha and others still
farther away. into the Ohio river
Many persons los' currency in large
amounts when their ihomes were
destroyed Onr mlneI had saved
almost S@0ho. and it went down
stream with his house and his wife.
Another bad saved something over
81 400. which was lost in the flood.
There is occasion for on one 10 be
hungry or exposed 10 Tho weather in
The flood district tonight. but Keller
parties will hc kept busy for an
indefinite period To keep supplies at
hand for The maintenance Of several
thousand persons.
Governor Hatfield. who returned
lasr night from The Cabin Creek
country. says 0.nnn is needed 10
carry our tho program IF relief
He says that 1000 10 5000 persons
are homeless. and that only those who
have seen the conditions can realize
Just what is the situation. He says
that hr trusts tho commercial. bust.
ness. civil and other associations Of
West Virginia will sec that the need
is supplied al once.
The executive COmmendS the
soldiers for the service they have
been performing and will continue to
perform as long as they are needed.
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Importaut Advance.

LONDON. Aug.-(3:l5 ?. n.)-An i'm
portant advance on the Somme front
northwest Of Poziercs was announcer
today by tho war office. The British
rushed forward their lines son or 400
yards over front OF nearly mile. Tho
announcement follows:
"On the plateau northwest of Bazen-
tin-Lc-PctIt we gained ground toward
Martinpuich and captured enemy
trenches. Northwest of Pozicrcs we
also made p further important advance
of 800 IN 400 yards over a front Of near
" n mile. Our losses were light In spite
of heavy harrage by the cncmy's artfl-
lery.
Last night we carried out three sue
cessful raids on trenches of tho enemy:
the first southwest OF l.afolc Farm In
Vimy Ridge; the second opposite Ca
Tonne and the third east nf ArmcntiereS.
We inflicted many casualties on the enc
my and captured a machine gun and
prisoners.
The enemy attempted a raid near tho
.TInhcnZollern rednubt. which was re-
nulsed with loss by our infantry. Several
Ravarian prisoners were captured. The
enemy exploded Il mine east of Ca baret
Rouge, but we occupied the lip OF the
crater. We fired three mines north of
Nauve Chapclle and also south Of the
uuarries northwest Of Hulluch. The
enemy made no attempt 10 occupy tho
Craters"
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German Attack Repulsed.

LONDON, Aug. l+.-ThN relN!Se or
q German attack southeast of Guile
mont is reported in an official state
mcnt issued by tho British war oftirc
tonight. The text Of the statement f"l-
lows:
"Southcast nf IN" Guillrmont the emo
my last night made An attack with
bombs which we rcpulsed.
North of PozicrcS tho enemy were
observed by aeroplanc IN he conc"nlrat-
inr largo numbers behind Mnunauct
farm. our artillery was very effect
i've against them. IN" enemy scattering
Wildly. No hostile attack developed. In
the same nciShhnrhood working party
Of two hundred Germans was surprised
BY our machine guns and lost heavily:
yesterday our flying corps carried
ont n long distance raid and did great
damage 10 some railway works and sid
inEs. We drov" down one enemy ma
chine and ono IF ours is missing"
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LONDON. Aug. l2.-2:3S p, m.--Rrtt-
ish forces in Egypt are still driving
back the Turks. who wre defeated in
the recent BATHS cast Of the Suez Canal:
Tho following announcement in regard
t" this campaign was given out here to-
day:
the Turkish rear guard. and yesterday
evening had driven back the Turks TO
a position east Of Birs- El-Nanca- AL
though no materials OF stores wore
found at Brs-El Ahdad. there were
large heaps OF ashes In the vicinity OF
the abandoned Turkish position"
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Heavy FichtinE Mt Suez.

CONSTANTINoPLE. Aug. 13.-Fia
London. $50 p. m.-Hcavy fighting has
been resumed between the British and
Turks along The front east Of the Suez
Canal. tho wor office announced today.
Tho Turks attacked the British on the
flank and inflicted heavy losses on
them, the statement says, compelling
them to retreat.
In Mesopotamia, where there has been
a long period of quiet the British made
an attack but retreated after battle
Of two hours leaving dead and wounded
behind them. Turkish successes in Per-
STA and on the Caucasian front also are
reported.
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RIG REVENUE INCREASE.

WNSUTN';TnN. Aug. H. Collections
n" IN in!"rrl! revenue bureau TOR tn"
! fiscal ir;ir ending Jun" 20 reached n
tnral ~ $5l2T23.2s< an increase "f
So 22.2ii r.,.r hos, for til" FISCAL Year
l1l5. \ preliminary report mad" public
."dry hy Commissioner Osborn" show
thai at iho fntai S2SG, 80 .G;:I Am" ir"'u
ordinary collections and Sl@i.27S %ne
vas crIlr":cd under tn" emergency tax
law ard tn" r"st came from tho taxes
m spirits. tobacco. etc.
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BERLIN. Aug. l3.-Eia London. 5:31
r. m.-The repulse OF Russian attacks
at various points on the eastern front is
recorded in the following official state
rnent given out here today:
Front Of Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg: Russian attacks south Of Smor-
ron and near LuhleSzozw were unsuc-
cessful. West Of ZalocZze enemy at
tacks were warded off.
Front OF Archduke Charles Francis:
West Of MonasterZyska and also on the
Bystritsa front southwest Of Stantslau
attacking Russians were thrown back
partly by our counter attacks.
y balkan front: Nothing Of import
Rncc has occurred.
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FOR SALE-Coal Lands.

FOE sAIE-3S0 Acres of Pittsburgh No.
Coal with mining privileges. located
In the Coal Operating District. Wayne
acres of which is valuable stripping coal
and the remainder a thick vein OF the
best grade OF Pittsburgh No. Coal;
we'll drained. located between Hopedale.
Harrison County. and Bloominsdale, Jei.
with right OF way one-half mile to the
Lake Erie. Alliance & Wheeling r. R.,
and one mile from the Wabash. Pitts
burgh Terminal f. r. w. X. Adams,
Stcubouyillc. Ohio. auli-l
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rrench Make Propre ss.

FAIRS. Aug. I".-IO:FN 2. m.-The
French have made further progress
southeast of Mourcpas. In the Sommc
sector. according TO an official an
nounccment issued by the war office
tonight.
\ violent artillery duel is proceeding
in tho Barlcux Chalnns sector.
On the Ncrdun sector n German at
tack south of Avocourt Wood was re-
pulsed
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All bids 10 he sealed and sent Ia thu
Secretary Of the Board of Education Of
Liberty District at West Liberty. w.
Va. on or before August 81. 1916.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
j. T.. EMSLEY. PRESIDENT.
e. ". ROGERS. Secretary. Pro. Tenn.
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CHEAPER COAL roH ITALY.

MILAN, Mug. l3.-Nia Partisan ar
ranEcment has been completed between
Italy and Great Britain and France for
obtaining cheaper coal for Italy neAt
winter. Great Britain and France will
provide for the transportation of coal 10
Italy and Of Italian goods to England
and France
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FARMS-For Sale.

FOE HALE-Farm. $50 Acres. 'linestone
ground in good state of civilizations; well
wa tered and we'll fenced. Good 5 roomed
dwelling house AMI all necessary out
buildings. Situated AZ miles from
school and church. Good price to quick
buyer Inquire of Wylie Degarmo,
WsllsburE. ". Va. aul4.l9.21.2S-sep.4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOE SALE-Grocery at invoice. Good
trade and location: manufacturing CITY
Lock Box 81, salem, Ohio. au-12-I
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AUSTRIAN RESISTANCE
Continued from First FaEe.)

Spondcnl in the north OF France.
In the trenches the infantry watch.
cd the formidable artillery prepare
tons" the correspondent adds. walt
Ing patiently FOR the moment 10 rush
to the assault FINAL? as if ubrying
an order which had been heard stimuli
raneously on til" entire front. The bat
tCricS suddenly ceased fire. The ST.
lence which succeeded the great up
roar lasted Only few minutes. Sev-
eral blows on the whistle were given
and orders were passed along: Inc
ClankinE Of hayOnetS being adjusted
and there was Il lumulr Of confused
forces and a shout Of forward.
Human forms SurCcd from the
black holes. running madly toward, the
noise Of warning sirens OF the adver-
sary and tho cracking of their ma
chine guns told that the battle had be-
gun. The positions, that the French
captured. which were exceedingly.
strong. and along the entire front OF
The defensive system Of the Germans.
comprised two or three lines Of trench
es. according 10 their locality ana even
four lines at some points.
Takes Many forts.
Numerous we're armored forts ana
powerful organization and it fell into
French hands from one end TO the
other in exactly one hour and twenty
minutes. The French losses were
much less than had been expected,
At Maurepas they did not have 300
men disabled. and it was al this point
of the summit plateau, the southern
part OF which had been occupied the
day before that the combat was
hottest. The Germans hung on defend
ingthe ground inch By inch. trying to
cone with the French and hurriedly
bringing up rcinforcements.
Their resistance was vain, how
ever. The French after furious hand
to hand fighting pushed forward and
entered the village, which had been
completely destroyed BY the French
shells. The French are continuing
their progress and their possession Of
the entire village seems proba ble.'
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NOTICE

The BOARD Of Education OF Liberty
District hereby advertiScs for bids for
furnishing coal for the school houses
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE-. AND
BEACH Central to all attractions. Prl-
vate baths, running water in rooms, Gle
vHIur fine purches. etc; capacity 800.
Rookic R. H. WILLIAMS.
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SUMMER RESORTS
LOCH LYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD. Open
June TO- On crest of the beautiful Al
lcGhanies.
Write for booklet. L. B. c. LIST. Prop.
!e1-6
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s'pose YOU think she's worth her
weight IN gold"
"Goldo Gasoline. Mag
azine.
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II Is probable that less than ono,
third IF the earth's population get
what the Americans call square meal
three times day.
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LEXIkCT0

raclflc and Ark. ayes. Grounds adjoining
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL.
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
~ EATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT Is
ING STREETS. WHICH Is PROHlBlT-
ED Use Of bath house free. RUNNING
WAITER IN ROOMS. PriNate bathf'
Spcciaj rates. 81 to $3.50 weekly: s. up
daily. Including choice table, supplied
from uWN FARM. WHITE SERN ICE.
ORCHESTRA. BALLROOM. TENNIS
COURTS GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed.
aug-atlG
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Tue NIL IcuIpE Virginia av. and
INT n IL lSnIhE beach. Ocean view.
Capacity 3jU, private baths. elevator
purcheS, etc. Special rats. SD up week
w. $a.Sp up daily. American plan. Every
convenience Open all year. Auto meets
Trains Booker. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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''"rL Platforms r-.r' m - Iur"uie.I 80
r,!d - +" comfort -; rci:tIc policemen
in 1et streets.
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SPECIAL Get acquainted offer. $1S
yearly old line policy against sickness
and accident: pays $500 death. s2J
weekly disability benefit. s:5 weekly hos
! pital benefit for either accident or SICK
, tivcs wanted. southern Security Co..
! Laclede Gas Bldg, ST. Louis. No,
Aul4-g
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MISCELLANEOUS

TURN that old car into cash. We pay
worn out automobiles. Tools and ma,
chinery of ali descriptions bought and
sold. Tool store. 1888 Market ST.. Nat.
l3I6-R Open saturday evenings. auliJ
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FOR SALE

FOB SALE - Cheap - Household goods
and ornaments. Can DO seen bsrWeen
10 a. m. and q. M, Monday and Tues
day 1T $40 Main Street. aul4-S E,
FOR SALE-No. l Underwood type.
writer. Good condition. H. J.. SmiAh,
Sill Swami St., ParkersburH. w. Va
49, te.l5-tf