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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

AttiSl0StWltSlSt ipttp uuI ICtilCt
SaruI, ; Weilcn iiiol. bon Worriipn,
an
Srcitag, ben 81. Nuguit
bcginncno 8 llbr morscns, ~iolgenocs
Gigcntbum offentlid an oen Weiit-
bictcnocn pcrfaufen:
1 aft Sabre olte St,lte, 9 Gicl, 8
Sabre nlt. 4 Wilhfiibe lpopon cine
tri'dmcItis lit, 5 Sdbrlingc, 1 aipei.
~iGbriger Bull, II Sdafe, 3 Wutter-
idnucine, % Scrfel, @ilmallfee Bin.
Scr, WGbmaihine, SCOOTER SGema=
Ihine, Sdeibenesae, Gbed . Roiper,
Gultibator. Sel,rehcn. Springipagcn
ltno @uggp, 1 nieberer @ogen, H.
S0lligcr Sfli,g, 3 GornpfIiise. 2 eiier-
nc Seftions Gggen, I fiinfihaufel.
i1cr Gultipator, = Sfaufelpfliigc,
Corn Gruiber, Stltmppullcr, SideI.
ldurfer, 2 CRADLES, 7 @cinfGiier bon
10 bis $50 @alloncn entbalteno,
@cinbilttc, ) Scmncn Scll, Ffcrocgc.
ldirr, ionic SnllS. llnb Giifcngc-
rG%tbidoitcr.
@coin9rngen: @etrG9c I'M
fer SIS iino hoar 81 5oblcL S. unb
bnrilbcr 10 Monntc Credit geacll
Note nit gutter Siderbcit, ooer 8
Fro5clt Oisconto bel @aar5obIung.
Sm Sale cS an 81. gltgltit reg
net, finoet ser %erfol,f am fol9enocn
Snac itntt.
v M. GppIe,
ABORTION Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

Gntiauien: Elm Sertel Der Serfcctco
Spotted Bolano &aiie. 9asielbc lit
lueibliten @ei6ledts uno ipieet etua
40 Yfltno. 8%elobnung fir Mbliefes
rllrlg ooer Wittbeilune 100 id basiel-
be fiuoen fann.
" III. e. OabL,
q. 1, Dor As Berger, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

gu nerfanfcn: cin 9aditein 8obu.
bars nit z Simmcr, aiIf 6as No.
oernIte eingeridtet. Snnen trii6
anaeItriden. Got 60 bel 100 i'm Gen.
trurt bon $ermann., Breis uno 8e.
6%ing,,naen siinitis. Hadaufragen IN
Ser Office b. 8I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

8erlaugt: &naben uno MdO6cn
iiber is Sabre alt unb iunec Wt1n-
ner. 9eltGuoige Irbcit. Irbcits5eit
BON iest an 5H Gage per @odc.
Nadsrlfragen in Der Office Scr
S~l,ternational Sbpc 80.
Sermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
y ine enc Irt pom 3ugs

zine euc Irt pon 3ugs
bsjtihnuna bot Der Hrieg in 0eutIfs
lano qebroobt, Dell lls3ug. Sol6e
;3.ias erideircn jt.t in oen GNtlpiir
len 3um SpmMWfahr2Ilu. is ner
Den ounit Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3~e3eidnet, Ole jtgg III Den J%ubrpl0n
ouIgeuommen rperosn. Sic limb aus
i6lieBIih fiir Nn1ebOriGs pes 6eeres
5eitimmt. go pcrtebrt Der 3ug Il
20 uon OOerterQ nuH Neip5iI. Ser
nsr asbt ein 3ug Ii 30 pOn Sres.
iar nah 6pcIdnl. ludbreno ietn
Btacu3ng Die Sc5eiMnuna Il G6
iiibr;, III 20" tam o!Io jebt njhE
blcb Die St5ei0nun9 iiir ein I0uhr
5pn.. ionotrn fir eirsn Ejielblhr
~ itiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Iad]t tic 10 id6n mic nex.

&aBt mid eller Iuto, Surrep, ODER
SnggD anitreiden urlo ibnen Elm nelI.
es IrsIebcn geben.
2ouis Saberl It o If,
Sernarn, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

gu mietben seindt: in Scrmarm,
Elm 8obnbalis, nit bier biz 6 Clint
r1er, eingeridtet nit eleftriidem Sidt
uno @alierleit,tng urb menn moglid
nit @oiierbei5ung. Bin bereit $15
bis 500 mcnatlidc Wictbc 81 be-
3oblen. Sarrp q c 10 mann,
Scrmunn. Nto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

3n berfanfcu: Cine Chalmers
Soltring Gar 81 cinem biIIigcn Brei.
le. NadsuIrogcn in Der Sarmers 81
Werbants 8nnf ooer bel 8. O. @rat)
@ermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

Grlobrlng ntad,t flug Nbcr
&c Qibi oft ulld Mcnid,Nl. oic ais
Den %@riobrltngen, Die tic in Sehen &c,
modt hubcn. crit llidt flllg mcrbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

Berlaust: ein 2inoleum (ieconO
bano). W,tItcr borf gang obgetragcn
iein. Hodaufragen in Der Office 5.
Blattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

81 D%erfdnfcn: oas friibere Gisen
&obnbars uno @runbltiid an ser
@barfitraBe. Breis billig. Na65ll-
fragen in Der Scrmann Subinas
ganf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Sernbaro Ectrms,

NtFWUWfV f0FtWET
betpobntcn, ipred)cn mir bicrnlit ull
icren ber5lihiten Can't ulls. Chen
iulls !tnlcrcn gcebrtcl1 Srulnbcn fiir
Die Nllumcnincnoen lnb 9clpciic Der
Shcil1ohnc al inherent bcrbcl
S6ner5c, ionic Ocn @ourtl,htrGgern
ltno Scrrn Saitor &usmam fir icinl
her5ltden @nrtc ocs Sroltcs unb Scr
G%rimnerung. Iud mohtcn mir bier.
ourdl Ser s.. Of y. Goge ooufcn fiir
Die DEM Nnocnfcn bcS Ncrltorbcncn
%1elpioHlctc lcbtc Gbrc.
Die trancrnoen !Sinterblicbcucn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

3n Oerfanfen: Elm Srame 8obn.
ballS nit 5 3imnern i'm idonften
&obntbcile bon Sermann an ser 3.
StraBc. Had5ufra9en in ser Office
oieies 9Iattcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

Scrlanst: ein SicnItlnGofen IN Der
Samilic 3. Is. Starf in ct. 2oiiis.
Nan lpcnoe ii6 an Sruu 8. s. Starf
in Sernlann obcr aoreiiire 5rau 8.
IS. Starf. 3714 @umpbrep Ctr, st.
2ouis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
Oanfiaguna.

Ailcn 6rcunbcn lln0 @%cfunntcn,
melde DEM @cgrGbniiic unicrcs &c
liebteu @attcn, Safer uno @rob
batter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

3m perfanfen: leere @bisfep SGi-
icr. Frciic 6ieielben mie I'M Gor-
iabre
Serlnunn Siitilling so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17

Serluren: ant 1. Irtguit elm boil.
itdubiges Gurtain-Sc t fir Elm 6oro
guto. Ger Si1ocr lit erilldIt oas.
iclbc III Der Office 3. al. gcgcn &c
lpbnung abSugcben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-08-17
glnftiun.

llnter5eidnetcr miro auf iciner
Sarm, 3 Weilcn iiibl. bon Worriipm.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
'e1URT IN SESSION.
Jurors Called for Two Weeks and tSss-
sion Iikely to be q Long One.

THE court of common pleas con
rrncd Monday morning with Judg II.
= M&uldin on the bench and the 9TH
y officers Of the court in their ac-
customed places. With the exception
Of several orders and settlements
without trial. three cases have been
called so far. Last night the court
adjourned while the case or John
Gary Cunningham VS. the Sovereign
tamp w. o. W.. was in course Of trial.
This Is a case OF unusual character,
the plaintiff asking damages in the
sum OF $4,000 for libel as Il result Of
the defendants refusal Of his applica-
ton 'for membership in the order. The
elaine tor libel is based on statements
contained in letter from officers of
the order 10 the plaintiff giving rca-
sons Tor refusing Application for adj
nilsson. the plaintiif charging that
these statements were of a iiuclous
mature. I'hc defense claims that tho
rcfusal Of tho application was thc re-
i$ul' OF mistaken identity. the plain
ltiIl ICING confused with another pcr-
son. The defendants have ASKED the
court 10 order non-suit and this was
,bnn@ argued whcn court adjourned.
Othcr cases triCd were as follows:
II. r. T0'bcrt vs. J. NJ. CollimgS. this
/ beng Il case growing out OF a settle
mcnt or rCnt The Jury awarded a YER
q ~ for tho OlninIi0 il, fb,. ruI amount
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

Ridge and Bethany schools, first and
second winners respectively, 4iickory
Tavern. Woodrow Wilson, Sandy
Springs and Youngs. Mrs. Grover c..
Roper and Miss Ora Powers hmd in
dividual displays OF great merit.
In the Needle and Fancy Work ed
partmcnt the display of Miss McCarter
OF Fountain inn was probably the
most noteworthy though all the ex.
hibts in this department, though few
in number, were excellent. A credit
able display Of canning and fancy
work was shown I'm the childrcn's de-
partment The ladies' and childrcn's
departments were under the general
supervision of Miss Daisy Harris, as
sisted by corps OF chairmen.
The list Of premium and ribbon win
ners will probably be printed next
week after the secretary has had time
to go over tho lists and straighter
them out. This Will require several
days work and will probably be COM
ploted by Saturday.
Splendid order prevailed throughout
the day, the policemen of the city Civ
ing valuable assistance in keeping the
streets from being congested.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
Shortages in Necessities.

The troubles OF the housewives.
started when the supply OF coal hogan
TO give concern, have been added to
recently by scarcity Of other house
hold necessities. 70 coal has been
ADDED sugar and salt and probably
othcr things. No actual famine in
these articles has been experienced
YET, but supplies are limited and i'm
some stores exhausted. Merchants
promise relief at an carly date. as tho
shortage is due largely TO transporta-
tlon troubles. Gasoline. which con-
Germs tho men moro than it does the
women is also scarce and can only
be bought at one or two places in the
county. Waldr0r's Garage was the
only station in town with supply
Monday afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
T.. w. Moore Visits DarlinstOn.

Mr.. i. w. Moore, county farm
demonstrators, attenved tho county
fair in Darlington last week and made
several trips III different sections Of
the county. Mr. Moore states that as
a result Of the tobacco and long sta
Pie cotton growing in that section, the
people arc prospcring as they have
never done before. He visited the
COlsar seed farm, whrc he got an idea
Of the wonderful work Which Mr. Cox
Improvement
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
FOR THIS WEEK
DIR. Cromer to Speak Friday
Afternoon.
SEN. LUKE LEA
EXPECTED ALSO


arranged Tor tho TcnchprS Bonrd
is to he Had in Residences ii Dc.
sired.
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Saturday mo,pir, ,no ro.ul,r ro,
;nm nr 10 I,,,ro r,,,,, ro,.
association wiII no bo,a j., ~, nroa,a
school auditorium ,rbo ,ouori,o
prorron viii no c,,,.ind on,
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second hoII- -.,o.2o
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
RUSSIA NEEDS HELP
FROM THE ALLIES
Premier Kerensl<y Makes
Emphatic Appeal.
COUNTRY is WORN
OUT BY THE WAR
Says Russia Has Been Fighting Eigh-
teen Months Longer Than England
and Has Fought Her Battles Alone.
while England and France Have
Had Help.

Pc1roGrad, Nov. t.-Russia is worn
out by the strain OF war and must
| nave help, Premier Kcrcnsky today
told Tho Associated Press. He said
that Russia claims as her right tha,
the other allies now shoulder the bur
den which she has borne.
tiSSla. the premier declared, has
been lighting IS months longer than
ENGLAND and Russia has fought her
hat'lcS alone and is fighting alone.
The world must not lose faith IN thc
RUSSIAN revolution. because il is an
economic one, the premier added,
has the right to Iscl disillnsioncd
about il as it takes years to dcvclop
q stable government.
Americas most useful way Of help
ing Russia is in sending boots. lcath-
CT, iron and money Premier Kcrcnskv
SAD 1t would he impossible for the
United States to send troops because
tho difficulties OF transport would be
too great
Russia is not out of the war, Pre-
lnier kcrensky said in reply to reports
TO the contrary
RUSSIA has fought consistently
"incc tho beginning She saved France
and England from disaster early in
Ale war She is now worn out by the
strain and claims as her right that tho
allies now shoulder the burden"
Thus Premier Kerensky explained
fcnssa's position TO the correspondent,
The premier was seated in tho library
OF The former private ofRce OF the en-
peio1 in the Winter Palace The cor
respondent called attention to widely
contradictory reports on Russian con
ditions and asked the premier for a
frank statement of the facts.
IT has been said by travellers re-
turning from England and elsewhere
to America that opinion among the
people, not officially, but generally, is
that Russia is virtually out OF the
war" it was explained.
Is Russia out Of the war?" Pre-
mcr kcrcnsky laughed.
That" he answered "is a ridicu-
lous question. Russia is taking an
enormous part In the war. One has
only to remember history Russia be-
gan the war for the allies. While she
was already fighting. England was
only preparing and America was only
Russia at the beginning bore the
whole brunt Of the fighting, thereby
saving Great Britain and France. Peo-
pie who say she Is out Of the war have
short memories. We have fought
since the beginning and the must
now take the heaviest part OF the bur-
den on their shoulders.
"At present Russian public opinion
Is greatly agitated by the question:
Where is the great British fleet now
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

|
Ncxt Sunday morning nation wide
campaign is TO be launched to raisc a
i""i "a S'''"os""V lof VI. & A''Work
"''iohS INC american SoldlcrS hnh inc
So'oieiS OF lste alilcS. me campaign
- ~ "~ ProaHt'u Ill ihlS S'aic ann lhis
county. II. Adce Nickcis mas pech
'''h'o aH c''"if man i"r l1ahfehs e"uh-
y anu nc u vigorously iaFlhs phns TO
"''"H 'hc c"i''p'"Sl 10 S"ceeSFtni IS
H"'' s"'"'o u ,asNco lr"i" iMhFchS
N""i'!-
preliminary meeting VIII he held
in the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening ats O'Clock whcn an
address Will be madc by lt. Bolgcr,
"'nnccird VITA the NJ. {. a. al Camp
"adSworth Dr. lsolgcr is ranked
iisht along with Rr. Bivcns who was
bc$tfd Dy n large NraDcr OF Lauren 5
people at ErccEwoai Sunday. and his
NidrcSs whl doubtless attract a. large
cD's'u from the city ana all over The
c"''hts' y Spcclal INVITATION Is ISSUED
10 peopic from TIE faral communities
10 a"eho ana near ihis maGnlhceMl
speah'F'
Ministers are asked to preach Sun
day on The work for soldiers in train
ing camps, trenches and prison camps.
This Will assist greatly in accomplish
ing the task which can @rly be accom-
piishod by their help.
The Army Y. NJ. G. ~. ~ recognized
by the government as the agency for
promoiang the work of the church in
the army. Il attempts to supply the
environment so nccdful Tor the pre-
scrVauon OF character. 1t seeks to
iortiiy the s0faicr against the hour
morale OF the army by a constant in
nuencc which Includes the religious,
social. cduca tional and physical ac-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

that tho German fleet is out in the
Baltic?"
kuSsia', the premier repeated, lis
worn out. She has been fighting one
ana hali years longer than England" !"
Gould an American army be Of use
If sent to Russia?"
1t would be impossible to send one, y
said kcrcnSky. ct is question of
transport. The difficulties are too
great
II America cannot send troops,
what would he the most useful way
Tor her to help Russia was asked.
Have her send boots. leather iron.
ana, the premier added cmphatically.
money"
Premier Kcrcnsky drew attention TO
the fact that Russia has fought hcr
battles alone. Russia has fought
alone is ii2hting alone" Kcrcnsky
Said. France has had everything to
help her from The start ana now
America has gone in"
the morale Of the Russian people and
the Russian army. He answered. The
masses arc worn out cconomcallv
IN" disorganizcd state OF life i'm gcn-
eral has had Il psychological effect on
me people. They doubt the possibility
OF the attainment OF their hopes
What is the lesson to the democ-
raci"S CT the world of Russian rcvom
1iOn?"
This ircmicr Kcrcnsky replied,
is for them to find out. They must
not lose faitli in the Russian rcv0m-
ton because it is not a political rcyo-
luton, but an economic ono ana n
revolution OF facts. The Russian rev
olution is only seven months old No
one has the right to feel disillusioncd
about ii. II will take years to de-
rrlop.
In "rancn, which is only as large
as three Russian departments Estates,
1t took five years for their revolution
to develop fully"
-N'fN'' 'D0l It thDCtlcU from the
constituent assembly, the premier
said: The constituent assembly be-
gins new chapter in the history of
the rcvoMtion. It's voice certainly will
be the most important factor in the
future Of Russia"
What future do You picture for
Russia after the war?"
mo one can draw any real pictrc
or the future" Kercnsky said. NAT
urally man who really loves his
country will hope for all good things.
but that is only his viewpoints. which
may or may not be accepted by others.
Premier Kercnsky, pale and earnest
sat at the end of carved table and
the points of his state
ments by tapping the table with his
myers. He wore brown undccOr-
lted uniform buttOned closely. He an
pearcd to be fatigucd from his many
rips to the front and his constant
audience.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

Mrs. II. b. Ilix and daughter, Mrs.
w. l.. Boone, of Wilm;naton aro ex-
pectcd to arrive in the city tho latter
part of the week to visit Mr.. and Ars.
A. L. Mahaffey for some time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
Repeat Oyster Snppcr.

The ladies OF Gray Court will again
serve oysters Saturday, at the same
place as last Saturday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07
CAMP AIGN LAUNCHED
FOR Y.M.C.A. fund
$35,O00,OUO Asked OF This
Nation.
LAURENS ASKED
FOR $4,000

Campaign to DO Conducted Next Week.
Preliminary Meeting TO be Held To-
morrow Night When Address will
Ee Made by Noted Minister from
Camp WadkwOrth. Public Iniitcd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Smith, OF Water
loo. were shopping in tho city yester-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
Mother Made, Quick
Acting Cough Syrup
Should he Kept Handy in Every
Homc--Ensily Prepared and
Costs Little.

Mothers, you'll never know what You
arc missing until YOU make mp this in
EXPENSIVE quick acting cough syrup and
try it. Children love its pleasant taste
and nothing else will lnuscn Il cough or
chest cold and h,ul the intlam"d or
swollen throat membranes with such
ease and promptncss. It's equally az
good for Grnwn-ups ~ for children:
This splendid cough syrup il mad" by
pouring -, ouncrs Of Pin"y go cents
WORTH, into Il pint hottl" and illing. the
ottlc with plain eranuntcd sugar
syrup. This gives Won o iull pint-a
family supply-ot much hotter cough
remedy than vou could buy ready made
for So Jl---a clear saving nj 81.
The moment it touches the inHamcd,
rOld.con@cstrd membranes that line the
thrrat and air passages. the healing he
gins. the ph!cym looscns, soreness
leaves, cough spasms lessen and soon
disappear altogether, thus cndin a
cough quicker than you ever Thought
possible. iloarscnrsS and ordinary
coughs are conquered by it in "a hours
or less. Excellent for bronchitis, whooo?p,,
!rp cough, spasmodic Group, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs.
I'ucx is highly concentrated com
pound ni genuine Norway pine extract:
combined with cuaiac0l and is famous
The world over for its quick healing
effect on ihr pemhran"s..
Beware OF substitutes. Ask your
druggist ior III, Ounces nj Pincx" with
directions and don't accept anything
else t;uaran, "r,l to civ" absolute" salts
faction or m"nrr Rounded. The timex
Co., IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
IL -----------------
THE Pr NICE OF PnSEN

THE PrinceHof Pilscn." the popular
musical comedy by, F;n>nk Phxley and
Gustav -Luder$;: will be s.en at Court
th"atrc. TucsdSty night, March s. rs
tenure Of lav,sf has carried It through
several Scaso,fs which have been uni
fnrnly successful. In any comparative
analysis Of tfie elements which give
success to nus!cal comedy, Tho Prince
q; piIsnn" WIFE hc found TO possess IL
coordination as;rarn rs it Is welcome
a wholly ,i"l&httul musical setting
Joined to Il g%nunrly humorous story
pla ccd in an atmosphere OF romance and
pocsy. 4 cca:E any OF well known play
ers Will inlcrGtet the several roles.
charles unrncG:will ne seen as Hans
WAGNER. tho Cincinnati brewer whose
vacation trip &c Nice provides the hum
urnus incil"nrT around which the story
j. hu.lt, and F.s;clla Birncy will be the
ld0w. Mrs. G5p2rkrr.
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''C|arksburg Northern
Road Again is Sold

CLARkSBUEG, W. Va. March l.
For the scc0ad time within a few
weeks the ClarksburG Northern Rail-
road. running from New Marunsvllie
Iio Middlebournr. has been sold under
court order. lHiS time 10 the Citizens
Guarantee and Trust Company Of Park
nrsburg. whicnIn purchased the line
from Sew l.aftinsvile to the West
Cheste" exten-ion for $4,000 and 10
W. EIchlcay Of Pittsburg. who took
the line Al West Chester for $1,000.
The road which failed some time
ago with claity, amounting 10 nearly
S5nO 900 against il. was sold few
weeks ago to.-:N. J. Frank. a Pitts
burgl contractor for s40,9l5, but on
The ground that the price was. :oo
low Circuit Judge <. D. Morris ordered
n ra.snlp
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-ttlas Glass company. will spend the
next few weeks ut BATH" Creek, Mich.
J. J. Sells Of I5+ North Wabash. Is
land. leaves tunjsh: for Washington, -.
G., to witness the inauguration cXcr-
ciSeS.
Thomas J. Mccoy. Of Slstcrsrilie, IL
here on business.
Miss Louis. tlorslcy left Yesterday
for Winter lark. Florida. wpcr" SHE
will spen& the remainder OF the winter.
T. T. Russell. superintendent Of the
Pittsburgh district for the PRUDENTIAL
Life Insurance company. spent FeStcT-
dag in Wheeling.
fun HutIer, the wrestler. il i'll OK
grin Il, his hum" III Market street.
Mcssrs. Arthur Niebcrgal and Arthur
, Morcland are In Flint, Mich, whence
; home they will drive TWO new Oakland
autos. .,
! Charles Alnien. South Main street
merchant, received word yesterday that
his brother. Joseph Anlien and family
! who have been detained in AieNanuri l.
+ E;g, pit. on their ship. will soon sail ior
; America