The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Lee fatch on Monday killed a garter
the road near the Baker place and the
snake craNIed across the road in front
George Evans mad the -nsFs on exhi6i-
ti0n In letersOurg.@Grant County Press.
The viii OF the late VIM. seymour
Edwards provides an Income Of $1,000 a
month for his widow and children. In
the chlidren are TO receive $500 a month
each The Coalburg residence is 10 be
maintained
Fifteen tons OF assessors supplies will.
De sent out ~ The excise tax depar tment
These supplies each year are placed ia
about four hundred packages by the
TO all OF the nfty-Gve ounue u the
state Tor use OF officials concerned with
making the assessments and collecting
certain taxes FOR the state. Getting me
plank forms ready Tor shipment requires
several weeks.
Fayette county claims TO be the home
OF the Oldest active business man IN the
Coleman, OF the firm OF j. u. coleman a
son az Victor, whore he Is TO be found
every business day. lie IL 1l5 years
~scendants.
During the year 1918 there were lO2
qSaths reported 60 County Clerk Hiram
autSon and -5s births. The birth rate
t~aa"NA ga
Than deaths. II the present birth raIo
years there will be a demand Tor more
and larger schools West Union Record.
The citizens OF lane Lew. Lewis
county. have started a movement TO se-
cure a glass factory Tor that town.
Deer are multiplying at a rapid rate in
me forests Of the state as a result OF
the. protection hat is being given them
q9y Iss,siatnre enactmsnt according 10 \.
IGuesnSy. state game. fish and forest
warden. The deer are becoming 30 thick.
snv iSst, MAt Nlsltysncy says. thot In a
keys also are multiplying rapidly.
Mr.. Robert y. Lemeu. who lives above
Shepherdstown. was the victim OF a
painful misfortune recently. 4 colt that
49, playful whlrlcd about and kicked
mat caused him a great deal Of disCom-
iS1t. Mr. Lemen had but two teeth on
We're knocked out and driven through
thS. roof n his mouth into his nostrils.
ne took "a drink OF water part Of Il
Mould run out OF his nose. His iawbone
~artinsbu Journal.
We understand from reliable sources
INA a new humber company will begin
operation on Birch al John DodriIs al
once they VIII put Ia a band mill OF
road 90 connect with the road al Ti0rs
snG employ a g1odly number OF men.
OF fine timber and Boo aII PROBABILITY be
AT work iu that section for several
ycdrs-Webster Echo.
In addition TO tle proposed Pond Fork
extension Of twenty miles. The
Chesapeake & OHIO railroad company Is
planning. within q short time. 10 build
another equally advantageous link in It's
h'lM OF rail-. according 20 reports
here. Their new line viii DE thirteen
miles long and will connect the Cabin
creek branch ~ the road with the rails
ROAD running alous Big Coal river
brauch-LoElu Banner.
While passing over the lot in kilmer's
grow Wednesday. Thomas T.. Dunn. au-
periuteud,ut of the Dunn WoOlsn Com
pan4- came upon Co EOo.-slZei viper iy-
ing, across his path The snake. though
iuliN alive ana ready FOR battle made
no. especial attempt t1 run ana was ErII-
ably somewhat hHuumbed Uv OBJ. cold
atmosnucre. Feeling "a sense OF pity for
me reptile lu its somewhat helpless cUr-
alLien ar. Dunn passed on and LEFT 30 90
its fnte lu the unequal struggle with the
elements-Martiu~hule World.
4. I'd Williams. stat. road engineer.
returned THIS afternoon after AN absence
or, several days during which time ne
nrll G.ol roads meetings 10 k.ugwoud.