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The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
Correspondence
HATFrELD HorsrUrH.

MT. and Mrs Joe slxeen were pas senEers to Mena Friday
 Bro. T. J. Benson preached at the Baptist church Sunday night
 Miss Ida has been spending a week at uilIham visiting relatives r 1<3hn Hilton of octavia was trading and meeting friends here Saturday.
 Misses Jean and Johnnie Henderson visited over Sunday with homefolks.
 Mir and Mrs Win Hazel of 1eyn- ton, Ok, are here for two weeks visit.
 W. E. Watkins and sherifr Finger were in town transacting business on Monday.
 Dr connaliy went to Texarkana on Saturday to attend the State Medical Association,
 Miss Jettie Henderson returned Fri day from a visit with friends and rela- tives at Mena.
 George Pottorff and wayman Crane. Mena High School students. spent Saturday and Sunday with us.
 Misses Ceicil Nations and Rhodie Cecil were in town Saturday visiting a while with Miss Boss Cecil
 The Hatfield production, star Of the Vest goes to Giilham Friday night This is warm play and will be shown sn several neighboring towns.
 According to Dr. Johnson's reports a big bouncing baby girl has been at the home of Mir. and Mrs Abe Stephens since the night of the seventh
 Will Crane, who has been employed in the lumber business for several months at Bol<homa. Ok. spent Satur- day and Sunday with hts family and returned Monday morning to his work
 Will Lowe Is moving his stock of goods to the store recently occupied by J. 0. Gates Mir Lowe will also change his residence to the one just being vacated by Mir Gates and fam fly,
 Frank Rork Jr.. Artie Littlepage and Dewey Myers certainly know how to deliver the goods when 1t comes to hauling lumber The three of them haul almost q thousand every day. Iotng some. eh3
 Theca will be a Grandmothers lawn social given by the w c T. ' at the home of Mrs. F F. Martin May 12 at 2 b n. All grandmothers are Invited tobe present and all arrangements will be made for refreshments and speak ing So will expect all grandmothers in Hatfield to be present
 lt takes Q Billy sunday to get many people interested in religion. and a William Jennings Bryan to arouse them over politics but where Is the man who can get farmers interested In cooperative associations. Nine farm CTS out Of every ten cry and howl about what politicians and business men are doing to rob them, but they will never give ten minutes thought week on how best to organize and cooperate for mutual protection. Farmers should thank their gods that they are treated as well as what they are We have plenty ef honest politicians and bust ness fnen. If it was not so they could make r a hundred times harder for the farmers than what they do We have great possibilities in future in store for us. but how to get farmers to take immediate steps Is the question
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
OLD COVE ouTooMEs.

 Mrs " D. Stockton is on the sick list this week
 Mrs. s. c. Wright was a. caller at Hatfield Friday
 Rev Shaw of Cove preached at Old Cove church Sunday morning
 May Rose. Oracle Bell and Mamie Little spent Saturday night at Mrs. Wright's
 Bob Banks of Bog Springs came up Saturday to stay few days with his cousins, C. and Bud Liner
 Wylie Turner and family of near Vandervoort spent Saturday and Sun day with Mrs. Turner's parents. MT and Mrs. W D. Stockton
 Will some of the numerous core spondents to The Star" tell me how to grow pieplant (rheubarb) and goose berries, as l have been very unfortu nate in getting them to grow.
 Mothers Day will be celebrated al Old Cove church the second Sunday in May. There will be all-day services and basket dinner. All are cordially invited. but please bring we'll filled baskets
 The announcements for Old Cove church for the week Sunday school at 10 a m. preaching at p. m. Christian Endeavor at ?. m. prayer meeting Thursday night singing on Saturday
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

enjoyable affair There was a large crowd out and the net proceeds was applied on the piano.
 Mrs J M Neal left the first of last week for Idabel ok. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Nell Thomas, and while there will be under the care of doctor as she has been In poor health for the past six months.
 Miss Sylvia Aiston left Wednesday of last week for her former home near Perm, Ind She has been in the home of Mir Ross. her uncle. for the past four years, but now goes where she will have better school facilities. so as to finish her education
 Mir and Mrs. Dan McVey left Satur- day evening for Kansas City Mir Me- Vey having gotten able to make the trip, went to the Kansas City hospital thinking he would recover from the hurt he recently got sooner, and Mrs McVey went to be near him and while there will visit her sister, Katie MT. and Mrs. Roscoe TunneiI are looking after the children and home while they are away
 Quite a number of ladies and men met Friday morning at the cemetery as preannounced and did a good days work. They will meet the first and get the cemetery clear of weeds, hriars and sprouts and everything that takes from the beauty of 1t and then will meet once a month to keep 1t clean. So remember the days and come early.
 The celebration of the one hundreth anniversary of the American Bible So- ciety held at the Union church last Sunday was very interesting to those present The music was good and there wils some good thoughts krought out by those who took part. There were Mesdames Edith Wood and Nina King of Hatton, Rev. and Mrs HiddIe- son, MT ana Mrs TaIlie Woodeii Prof. Woods and Mrs A. M Woodeii of Cove present from out of town. There was a good attendance and attention.
 NJ F. D. M
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
INK ITEMS.

Miss Davis of Oklahoma is visiting at the Farris home.
 s. M. Riding of Mena spent Sunday at the Mcclure home.
 MT. McNulty and daughter attended church in Mena Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs, H. L. Rosson visited friends at Cove Sunday
 Farmers have been very busy the past week planting cotton.
 There was a singing at the H. Q. Chambers home Sunday night
 Mir and Mrs. George Scott visited friends near Pine Grove Sunday
 Uncle Bob Edwards and Uncle Green Conn were Mena visitors Saturday
 Mrs Amanda Corley visited in Mena Friday night, returning Saturday
 c. W. Wyatt made q business trip to Montgomery county the first of the week.
 Walter Howard and family and Bob Edwards and family traded in Mena Friday
 Miss Hill of Shady Point ok, arr rived Friday for visit at the home of her sister, Mrs, Bob Edwards
 Joe Blackwell and family of Yocana spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of his brother, Jack, near Pine Grove
 Grandma Johnson of LeFlore Ok, who has been visiting her son, Will Wyatt, near Hickory Grove, is visiting relatives near Ink this week.
 w D. Wyatt. who has been confined to his home since September. visited at the Berry Brown home Sunday His wife and two daughters were with him
 The remains of Elisha Lambert were laid to rest in the Concord cemetery Thursday afternoon. He leaves a son and one grandchild Miss Essie Rob son, of Mena, to mourn his loss.
 Mrs. Flatt, who has been sick so long, passed from this life Wednesday lat noon and was laid to rest in the Con cord cemetery Thursday. She leaves an aged husband and seven children. besides a host of friends to mourn her death
 This reporter has been requested to send in notice of the cleaning off of the Concord cemetery. Let everyone who possibly can bring tools and help clean up for the Decoration. come the f7th, 18th, 18th and 20th. Those who cant come one day can come the next. Decoration will be the third Sunday. the 21st.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
ALDER LEAVES.

A number of kilns are being built at the Eddleman mill
 Alf Maddox of Waters was in this vicinity cow hunting the past week Robert and Bill Edwards of Big Fork visited relatives here first of the week. Rev Jerry Newman of Big Fork will preach at Clancy school house Sunday. May 14
 Earl Fountain has sold hts crop to Henry Lilies and contemplates going to |Oldamoma
 Jesse Fountain spent a few days in Mena the past week to recuperate his health
 Grady Ward of Black Springs has been employed as teacher for the Clancy school
 r. z Davis of Big Fork was buying cattle in this part last week Cattle are getting scarce it seems. Wonder if they are like the Buffalo. doomed to extinction?
 Carafaau Tooa4
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
cRANNrs GRAINS.

Willie Kirby is at present clerlSlng in his fathers store
 Arthur MeCurley left Monday to look up lob for the summer
 Prof R l.. Ruffn made a business grip north Friday of last week
 Judge T. K Moore made business trip to Wickes one day last week
 Mrs Golf of Cove. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs O c Kirby. this week
 Ed Collins of Ashdown spent the past week with his brother. wtll Col 1ins
 many friends in Grannis. She came in sunday
 Will waldrop of Ashdown. Sheriff of Little River county was in Grannls on Sunday
 Mir. and Mrs " E Clinton and daughter, Winnie, spent Saturday and Sunday at Cove.
 Will Collins moved in the south part of town recently vacated by Frank Pearson the past week
 Bill Batson bought a farm and crop at Hochatown and moved his family there some ten days ago
 Mrs, Roy Alston came up Monday Co spend two or three days with homefoiks and friends in Grannis
 Another little daughter came on last Wednesday to gladden. the home of Mr and Mrs. Henry Martin
 Jim Pickens returned from Texas last week While there he visited the Humble oil fields and Houston.
 D. F. Goldsmith and family left the past week for Sedaiia, Mo. They expect to make their home there for the pres ent
 l.. q Ross and family left "Wednesday night for Kusa, Ok. with a view of lo- eating there and engaging "a the pro- zauce business.
 Mrs. Kittie Lee Johnson came up from Vivian. La. Thursday. She has been gone nine months. She moved into one $f ". H. BIanda houses on East Port Arthur avenue
 Mr. Henkle of Kansas City. father of Cecil is with his son for the summer. He win look after the barber shap while Cecil turns farmer. having rent ed Jeff Wisly's farm land
 The men are still interested In fm- proving the looks of Grannis and had large force of men and teams grad ing Port Arthur avenue last WednAs- day Bill Taylor bossed the job
 Mrs. NTrtIe Wolf came In Sunday evening from her home in Kameas to be with her parents Mir and Mrs Weaver. and weet ether friends She szxpecfH to spend some time here
 Thu school eftertAipnesrf given last Fri3ex night ty the runfls of Miss An sief6keys4 and Mrs. James rooms was Wei1 6Itenx3ed and proved t43 I,e all tkat va& <h&tted cf t in tie way Of an
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

salt put these all in the flour, and SIT, together; a piece of lard the size ol two eggs rubbed in the sifted flour then wet up with buttermilk or sour milk Half this Is enough for one quart of berries
 B. A Riding traded in Hatfield Sat urday
 w R. Rogers traded in Mena Thurs, day
 2. B Worsham traded In Mene Sat urday.
 A Sunday school was organized a' Liberty last Sunday
 Someone broke 32 window panes ou' Of the Liberty church house last SUI day night.
 MT and Mrs Frank Upton speh' Saturday night with J R Rogers pn Oklahoma
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
vANDERvooRT vERITrEs.

Charles Cargill Is having his lunch room painted inside
 Kelsey Beauchamp, our liveryman. has purchased a new automobile Childrens' Day will probably be ob- served here the first Sunday in June. kneedham Westbrook of Ogden. Ark. arrived here Saturday for visit with his aunt Mrs. J. A. Watkins.
 Levi Howard, east of town, who re- ceived' a bad cut on the knee from an ax ten days ago Is able to be about on crutches
 Mrs Presley Garrett received word lew days ago announcing the birth of another grandson to Mr. and Mrs. Warrior Ifounsel of McAlester. Ok. There was party at the home of Miss Madge Bonner Monday night Quite a number of our young folks at tended and all report having a spleu- did time
 Rambior
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
OAK HILL HINTS.

MT. and Mrs. John Gobble were shop ping in Mena Saturday
 Mrs. Mamie Buchanan visited A's Hattie Medford Wednesday.
 Miss Gay Crawford visited Miss Va' sic Medford Wednesday night. w F. Lemons and w. B. BucnanaA went to Big Fork Wednesday to ps' corn
 Mrs. Willie Martin visited at sns home of Mir and Mrs Luke Meaip'S Saturday Miss virtie suggs ard Miss cass,' Medford visited Miss Sallie Corley o'' urday night
 Fred Sykes Is building a new nous on his farm and making ready to h0'' in 1t by this fall. .. Mir. and Mrs. Calvin Heath were ~ Oak Hill Sunday evening at sing'Hs and Sunday school .a The rain. which fell Monday aa aS Tuesday sure does make the wheat ss ss oats grow fine People will hs' homemade bread to eat next year Mrs Gordimiller and family as rIos Waters. Montgomery county. viAssSS friends around Oak Hill this week 's,s ass Mrs. Mamie Luice went meme VII, ,.s them to spend a few weeks "'''' friends
 Black Eyes
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
RATES KREEIS KINKS.

Wayne and Jesse Beck are thinking of going to the harvest
 $. F, Orriek and family of Big Fork visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Sam Spake.
 Farming is progressing nicely under the favorable conditions. Some cotton to plant yet.
 The Misses Ethel and Florence Beck Of Ali spent Sataurday night at the Tom Spake home
 Elijah Abee was up last week from the Caddo locking after the cultivation of his corn crop on the George Beck farm
 A letter from Fl. s. Edwards at Du- rant, Ok, states that he is attending college at that place and Intends fo finish the course in two more years
 Mir. and Mrs-~J- M Beck and Afr. and Mrs. c. V. Beck. Mr and Mrs Galan Lsiveley and Mrs J H. Edwards and
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
ROCKY RUsBLEs.

Ode Turner and Bob Carolon made A business trip to Mena Monday.
 Several of the Rocky people attend ed the literary society at Freedom last Saturday night
 The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs Willard Lowthers last week, bringing very fine looking girl hahe
 The new store at Rocky Is almost completed It Is said Mfr pigg and Mir
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

children attended the Primative Bap- list meeting at Big Fork Sunday. Jesse Beck who was laid up the past week from injuries sustained in an ac- cident while working at the Trum- bull stave bucker, went to Big Fork the first of the week to work for Hamrick & Abernathy.
 Buster Rrnwn
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

In the whole field of medIelns there is not 8 healing remedy 'nss will repair damage to the flesh lorSf inuf quickly than BILLIARDS bhV" |LiNIMENT. Tn cuts, wounds, Dvflls, lss sprains. sealds and rheumatism ix
 healing and penetrating power ad extraordinary. Price 25c. DOC a,'s si.00 per bottle. Sold by JacsvSS, ~
 Drug & Furniture Go. a''
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
( ae Turner will soon be selling goods

c te Turner will soon be selling goods therein.
 Bob Connally and William Caroiah, who are attending the teachers normal at Acorn, spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Rocky.
 Rev. Forbes from Cove delivered a very interesting sermon at the M r, church house Saturday night and Sun day. Everyone enjoyed his sermons greatly and welcome him back again.
 Rocky Gentleman
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
WEST VALLEY NOTES.

''fsachelor Girl" here Is your recipe Tor making strawberry shortcakes Take three cups -four, one teaspoonfui Arm x Hammer soda, two teaspoons of cream ct tartar. one teaspoonful of
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

it tangled in wire and cutting the wire the horse fell on a snag about two Feet long and killed itself
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11


 A c. Ellsworth traded in Mena on Wednesday,
 The Sons of Rest meet at Nunlev Monday evening.
 Wade Thompson made a business trip to Mena Thursday.
 There will be cream supper at Nunley Saturday evening
 Jim Thomas of Howard county visit ed his brother, Monroe Thomas. last week
 Daniel Heath of Heath Valley vis- ited his brother, James Saturday and Sunday
 Rev. Mir Patterson of Mena preached at Nunley Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday night
 ! Hudgins was at Nunley satur- day after some calves which he pur- chased some few days ago
 Clyde Whisnant and Roy whftten ; burg and Naley Blair. all of Ransom. attended the dance st the home of James Heath Saturday night
 Jim Wagner and Miss Ora Shirley. both of Nunley. were united In mar rlage Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Tine ceremony was performed on the road between Nunley and the home of the bride. near the RinggoId school house
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
HATFIELD ADVERTISING
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
NUNLEY NEWS.

W. L. Ringgold returned last week from Hominy and Wlnona, Ok, where he visited his children. He thinks Polk county is good enough for anybody |now.
 J. ". Riggoid and wife visited their son-in-law. D. N Mitchell on the head waters of Big Fork last Saturday and Sunday, stopping over at the Travel CTS Home at Big Fork to attend the Primitive church at that plaae.
 Our wheat and oats are looking fine now and prospects are good for corn and cotton and the weather is model for cultivating the same and everybody is busy now getting crops in shape for harvest time
 We are ready now for a disucssion of the stock law subject pro and con. As for me 1 am ready for an entire stock law and can easily give my reasons for same when necessary However, will wait to hear from someone else on this important subject. While in the east end of the county 1 learned an iron mine was being open ed up that may some day outrival Birmingham, Ala. We wish them very great success in their undertaking and l hope they may dig out tons and tons of iron. They are building a highway from the mine to Glenwood which is
 to cost $15,OO0 These mines are lo-
 cated on the head of the Little Missouri river Uncle Johnny
 Mrs Dovie wemby is quite Ill this week.
 Eula silxes was visiting at Board Camp Monday.
 | Charles Penninger went to Board Camp Saturday. D C. and W J Parker made a busi- ness trip to Mena Saturday. Pool Wagoner and David Wilhite went to Board Camp Tuesday Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Heath visited rel atives in Heath valley Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Miller of Ransom were guests at the Hilton home Sunday MT. and Mrs. John Miller and baby
 were Nunley visitors Saturday night. Isaac Putnam of Big Fork was 6
 guest at the Wade Parker home Sun
 day
 Nlr. and Mrs D Wilcox spent Sunday
 at the home of James B5oney at Board Camp
 w P Hilton of Board Camp spent
 Monday with his brother s. Hilton of this place
 Mrs. s. " Hilton and daughter. Miss
 Retta, were wis ting at the Turner home Monday
 Miss Daisy Cecil of Nunley was visit ing her aunt. Mrs s. G. Cecil of Board Camp Sunday
 Miss Emma Yamor of Board Camp i is visiting her sister Mrs Willis Shirley of this place Mrs. Hetty Ellison of Board Camp spent Wednesday at the home of her brother. J. A Shirley. l Mrs. Minerva Ellison of Board Camv
 is spending this week with her daugh ter, Mrs. W NJ Sikes simon Heath of Heath valley is
 spending this week with his brother C. N Heath of this place MT. and Mrs. Horace Fite of Nunley
 were visiting friends at Board Camp
 Saturday night and Sunday 1 MT and Mrs. F. A Heath were visit
 ing Mrs. Heath's parents, Mr and Mrs | w. ]. Parker. of this place Saturday Mir and Mrs Ali Ellison of Board Camp was visiting Mrs. Ellison's pa rents, MT. and Mrs. N Ellsworth on
 Saturday night and Sunday Dewdrop
The Washington times., 1916-08-18
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. August IL. 1916 Sealed
proposals Will be received at this Depa rtment
until p. m, Wednesday. September 20. 1919,
and then opened. for the furnishing Of all
labor and material required to install a ref
We destructor at Freedmen's Hospital
washington. ID. c., In accordance with speci-
ncations for the work. OF which copies can he
obtained from the Undersigned The right II
reserved TO reject any and all bids. or TO ac-
tion of the Secret0ry OF the Interior. Pro-
posais should be securely enveloped. marked
Proposal for refuse desiructor'' and ad-
dressed to the Secretary Of the Interior. E.
j. AYERS. Acting Assistant Secretary. I
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton. August 1s, 1916. Sealed proposals will be
Building. until 2 o'clock p. NJ. August 81.
1915. for furnishing and delivering during
the nscal year 1917. twenty-five. more or less,
horses. for use in the Fire Department, this
city. Specifications and form Of proposal may
be obtained upon application TO the Purchas-
ing. OLIVER p NEWMAN. Louis
BRoWNLow. CHARLES W. KUTz. COM
missioners. d. C.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, AUGUST Is, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office OF the Secretary OF the Board OF Com
missioners, Room 500. District Building. until
Ing and installing weather stripping at the
New Central High School, No. 1f3. located at
18th and Clifton Streets Northwest. Blank
forms OF proposal. specifications and all nee
essary Information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk, Engineer Department. Room >27.
P. NEWMAN. Louis BRowNLow.
CHARLES w. KCTZ Commissioners, d. c.
The Washington times., 1916-08-18
FARMERS UNITE TO
BOOST WHAT PRICES
Dakota Growers to Combine and
Demand Greater Profit.

FARGO. N. D., Aug. 1s-Spring wheat
growers through both the Dakotas and
Minnesota tomorrow will confer here on
a plan to combine and demand what
they consider legitimate prices FOR their
grain.
o. s. Morris, of the editorial depatt'
ment. of the Non Partisan Leader. Far
go. will be one of the speakers. The
Leader Is the organ OF the Farmers
party that recenutly swept North Dakota
in a political primary victory.
Each raiser of spring wheat will get
n chance to tell of the cost of produr-
ton of spring wheat" said Morris to-
day. 1--WE shall then add reasonable
profit and arrive at n reasonable price
per ,bushel. When that price isn't paid,
farmers will be equipped to store the
wheat sufficient length of time to
command the proper price. Discrimina-
tion must be stopped"
The Washington times., 1916-08-18
DEATHS

wARREN-suddenly on Wednesday,. August
10. 1916, at the George Wa shington Univer-
atty Hospital EDWARD ~. beloved hus-,
bapd Of IDA NJ warrei
Funeral from his late resid suce, a. Ean-
dofph street northwest, on Ss,u-1ay. August
II. at 1880 y. m. Interment private.
wALI.Ac cE-on Thursday, August II, 1915. at
his residence, SIS L street northwest, WILL
LIAM W. WALLACE. aged seventy-two
years.
Funeral from the chapel " Thomas 8.
Serges. 10i1 Seventh etreet northwest, on
Saturday, August 10. at 2 p. m. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Interment at
Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1916-08-18
MALE
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
MARYLAND.

Maryland.
So-ee75. Baltimore Co. One elderly man to
help man confined to wheel chair and act as
general help around house and garden.
TT. adv. from Baltimore. d Pm, BAL
122s7 Baltimore Co. One married man. with
some help In family. for general farm work.
RsS, Gs on sssres VIII. II 70 sssp hop.s raise
poultry. etc.
1882. Baltimore co. One fermsr desired.
Any Es. = cows. Esp Married. children
Quoted. 500 per annum. house. garden. fuel
and milk; also allowance Of -four. meats, v
poultry. eggs, butter, etc.
1885. Baltimore co. One single man on
lawn, sarden. etc. cows Any Ds. ~. q
s7o-7T4 Prince George Co. One married.
work. Prefer Foreigners tnot over lo-4 years
OF ase). Us Pm Ball
Virginia.
1929 Fauquisr Co. One married man for
flower and vegetable garden. care Of chick
ems, etc. Belgian. swi.s. English or good
ns.. ns con-; Children exp p.y%,a %Ssis take ii ''H Pa
general farm work. GOOD miiser, car. q
%ist.d %ats s''i,s ,ss pA Any yHoEAM 81 ' '''' '''
New Jersey.
I217s. Hudson Co. Unlimited number Of sin
, gle men for laboring work, English No.
Tr. 10 hrs. PD. Sl2 Pw
1881 Hudson Co Four iaborers for foundry
work. Any Es. Married or single. hrs.
PD. q PD.
Penpsylvania.
l22@. Northampton Co. Wanted Is married
or single men for laborinG work. Italians.
Usual hours. SEQ PD.
i2i32. Philadelphia Co. Wanted drivsrs:
Married or single. Usual hours. PW
and board.
1879 Allegheny Co. Wanted Is married or
single men for pick and shovel work. 1tal-
ians and Austrians. Any but colored. No
Tr 10 hrs PD &c PHI.