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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
NEWS BRIEFS

The Tri State Milk Producers
association will meet in special s"S'
sion this afternoon in the Wheeling
Commercial association assembly
room. II is reported that formal ac'
ton will b. taken To boost the price
of milk.
! -Thomas H. Neal. Cameron NOR
chant, filed voluntary petition IN
bankruptcy yesterday in federal
court here. through ]. d. Parriot. OF
MnundSville, his attorney. tn" ha-
bilities are given at $4,000 with as
sets about the same amount.
The county commissioners ycstcr.
day closed il contract for four Rem
ington typewriters for Sheriff Hast
ings' office
Squire r. G. Hobbs Yesterday con-
tlnued the hearing Of the bi@amy
charge against W. r. Hall. who wat
stricken with paralysis Tuesday.
Arthur Writzrl 4 cOior"d miner,
was brought from Fairlroint. O. Yes,
Itrrday sufterin: with compound
fracture Of Il leg sustained when he
was caught by fall Of stone.
-Cnss & Myers today Nill start Lh"
work preparatory 10 paving tn" RiN.
or Road, north Of the city. Tn" county
is having the work done h"cauS" thr
Panhandle Traction company failed
10 comply with IN order IL pave tn"
road
John l. Rvrne has closed Il deal
for the urchasc Of the l'lnm"nh"rG
brick home on South Eoff street.
&C. II. Hess. employed b. The
Foundation company. fell from a scat
fold while working at Beech EDITION.
Yesterday and diSlncalcd ii shoulder.
! lie was brought to tn" North Wheel
! ing hospital.
! Chief Of Police Thomas l."ylanl
is erecting modern Understanding
shop at his newly acquired place near
Roncys Point and will open the shop
as soon as he rntires from office
July l.
The Ohio county cOnScripli0n
hoard yesterday completed Il conrass
of the. REGISTRATION in the county. The
Officers have been furnished with
names of several men to determine
the reason why they ar" not regis
: tered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
RESOLUTIONS PASSED
BY CHECKER PLAYERS
Five New Members Enrolled N Panhan'
die Association and Future
Plans Outline.

krNcluilrnS Were adopted and nv" ne"
mrmi".r:. enrolled III tho weekly meeting
~ rh" Panhandle. checker and chess As
Eorlatiuu III Wheeling, held last night III
The hr:tluuart"r* Ia tn" Schmulharh
huiidunp The organization. which WAS
recently formed. now has Il membership
uf - half hundred. which Includes some
Of the most prominent residents AMI eS
Ter; check n and chess players in w peel
Ing district. Preliminary plans we're
made Ia har" the association ailiilate
with the national organization and later
To- h'crm" "a member Of the lut"rnati"hd'
association of checker and chess players
It's too hot to play hard games oil
checkers ar chess at this season. "lt"ncr
than one" every Thursday night. hut as
the weather becomes cooler "" $h;tll Play
more Frequently" said I'm officer ItSt
night.
The association will give number
Of dinners and social affairs this lali
and winter. The rlUh WAS organized
unly Il few weeks az" and the mem per
ship is rapidly increasing. TINS Is the
first checker and chess club organized
IN this state. IT is Che intention Of the
officials IA latter HAY" TN" dissertation
chartered and exclusive headquarters
established tina, they may "ntcrlHih
representatives from other CLUBS
Throughout thu country IN putting OIL
tournaments
Officers were Elected last week. In.
Guiding .Iams' \. iaull. president ana
George \. Kaiser. OF Mozart Hill. Srcre'
arY-trcasLrcr.
The following four resolutions. In
brief. wrr" adopted last night. followed
with several Interesting games being
rlay"h
THAT In" aSSnr!aiIuu shall continue its
existence rs long ~ seven members ar"
willing To maintain il. Voluntary con-
trIhutinhS shall maintain lhc aSSor!allurl
instead al REGULAR dues. Five members
shall constitute quorum. The annual
election and lu$tH llHtipu OF Officers shall
lrr made on the first Thursday Of every
/ JulN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
WHEN DOES IT BEGIN?
Vacations for Post Office Attaches is
Just One After Another
The Year Round

Annual vHrauiunS HAY" juSl begun
in The majority ni businesses bur not
with tn" Wheeling post office at
tarh"s. They have Just been cont
pirird Lester II. Walters. clerk IN
The Elm Grove hranch office. started
on his l1-hay vacation y"$t"riay. lie
was III" last OF the hundred employees
of the Wheeling district offices to take
Il var;y ion.
ms JUST one vacation after aE1ih-
rr with tn" attaches Of IN" offices
in This Srrtiun.' said Assistant Post
master Iiornish yesterday. Men ar"
taking vacations here when The papers
ARE carrying tn" request. DO your
Christmas Shopping Early or this is
10 br 4 Safe and San" Fourth. We
rUn the vacation period here IN the
same schedule ae T"nnyson'S brook
Men may come and men may 20. but
/ 90 on forever. said The brook,
Next week til" vacations Will b"
continued "" fear collision some
time" concluded The rnn""nial y. i.
NJ. "by The end of one annual racH-
lion season running into IN" other
years vacation season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
DR.. W. D. GIESELER
TO COMMAND COMPANY
viii Re-Oreanize Boys Brigade at
Stone Church-Companics TO
Soon Have Outing.

Dr.W. d. GieSr!rr. prominent local
dentist and resident Of Elm Grove.
has made ARRANGEMENTS 10 rr-orga'
nizr liz Bows lircah" company OF
stone Presbyterian church of Elm
Grove. pr. GirSrl"r will command
the newly organized company.
Il WAS announced yesterday thai
the twn.day uulin" 10 b" given all
the Boys Brigade companies nt
Wheeling district will likely b" held
The latter part Of n"Ni week.. Gene
raj II. t.. caI1abau"h and tn" other
officers uf The brigade are making
plans TO give IN" "yuun" soldiers" an
enjoyable time in the hills.
An officer remarked yesterday that
nh" Rows Brigade of Wheeling dis
trict was or@ani2rd about 10 years
ago and had never asked for 4 cent
from the public in maintaining The
organization which is for making up.
righr and honnrabl" little men and
fat the same time giving Them phNSi-
cal strength and enjoyment. The
SPEAKER sail that ii present hun-
drrd dollars would equip The hnvS
with many things they need for drill
and outings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
More Disorder Among
West Virginia Troops

FAIRMONT. W. Va. June l4.-Con
! IinuinS their rioting from last night
members Of the First West Virginia
! infantry in camp her" Today created
much disturbance in III" city. Several
citizens were assaulted and hpaten on
the streets and the police made ar
rests.
Tonight June Johnson Of Company
II" was Knocked down by civilian
when they Rad An argumrnlf johnson
drew a revolver but was prevented
from shooting. Hundreds of persons
, followed the man when he WAS arret'
! ed 10 The city Jail.
This afternoon the police arrested
number Of the soldiers who they
found with whiskcy IN their possess
ion. The soldiers wera. paid y"ster'
day and the riotnc started as soon
aS thr men from camp reached the
city with their money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
"Wife Gone to Country;
He Joins Army-On Farm
Prominent and Wealthy Local Busi
ness Man Volunteers to Help
Farmers This Spring.

\ communication was received AT
The Wheeling Commercial association
yesterday from prominent and
wealthy local business Iran saying
that his wife had gun" To tn" conn
Try" and that no wished To volunteer
his services in the regiment IF The
soldiers Of The soil in doing his hit
in helping the farmers with their
crops for certain period each week
this summer and fall.
The applicant said ihHt hr had had
considerable experience" in harvesting
crops in his Younger day. His offer
WIS accepted and 4 farming field OF
activity will b" found for bin by the
Pan lIandir Agricultural club.
nuriu" the past week there have
been nearly Il dozen men Ot Wheeling
- enlist in the farmers regiment be-
inn recruited by the Commercial AS
SoCiatinn. but Ih":c ar" many more
needed to bring the enlistment up 10
the thousand quota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
ALARMING SHORTAGE
In ROLLING STOCK

9TH" car shortage reported Nl May
again broke all previous records. Its
seriousness is sufficiently great. hut
not so much for what it mems in the
Immediate present AZ because Of tho
indication it affords us 10 what prob
ably is coming" says the Railway Age
GaZrtlc in an editorial in It's current
issue. "A deficiency of 1850 cars,
or approximately L per cent OF The to-
tai freight car equipment. would b"
bad enough al any time. The largest
shortage previous 10 that of April and
May Of this year. Of l%77.S4T cars in
among all commercial and railway in
SlercstS Rur conditions Then We're rn.
Iircly different. 4 shortage 50 large
this year and al This time OF tn" year
Indicate Il tendency which. ii moi re-
lirvpd. will lead 10 Il condition not
comparable 10 any that eyer previous.
~ existed
'ShippcrS must co-Uprrat" with the
railways. first, by assisting In move
every possible item Of traffic during
the summer months when normal acc
,c<Sary traffic ordinarily is fehtest:
and second. By assisting in the Utiliza-
ton of every facility in the most eff
fcCtivr manner This means fOreSU-
ing some of the rights recognized as
established under normal conditions of
transportation service: for tn" present
condition is not Il normal one: and ii
means thai every car ought ia h" load
ed. ~ its rated capacity. where his Is
physically practicable. and thai thtIln
per cent average overload limit Ought
often TO be ignored.
circulating bodies have impTScN
upon railways regulating r"qurrmcr4+1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
CHASER PROGRAM
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

WASHINGTON. June LITTLE sub,
marine chaser building program is
more than month ahead nj schedule.
The navy department announced to-
day that nearly three times the eX.
pecled number of 1l0rool ChaSers will
he delivered by August !, according
To present indications. and that all ri
the large number Of boats are actually
under construction.
The department has not announced
The number OF boats ordered. 1t is
known, however. that several of these
swift, armed craft will be- in service
by January Of next year. The first
vessel of the type was completed AT
the New York navy yard some weeks
ago and is now under test. The little
vessel proved herself Staunch and
capable Of carrying the armament
specified, which would make her dan
gerous to the largest German sub
marines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
ALLAN TURNER
CATHEDRAL ALUMNI
WELCOME 1917 CLASS
At Reunion Held Last Night In Ar1nory.
Over Sixty Members Present.

The 49, graduates Of the t3tmrrlai
high school were guests OF mrinl"rS
If The Cathedral High School Alumni
association ut n reunion which Was held
in tn. arinory last night. In ali more
than - former graduates Of Cathedral
high wire present and enjoyed tn" eye
ming In accordance with Prc$l,l"nt
Wilson'S request that bahqu2,S h. can
cellcd 10 cunScrv" the food supply BE-"
ratIS, Of III" present war conditions. a
reunion WIS drcllrd upun inSt"rI Of tn"
auuU,l haHIUct. y tempting luncheon
WIS served. however. following Nh pro-
grant
Cornelius oI.rary. vice president "f
tn" alumni. acted IN thu raiIrltS nt
WESTMINSTER. Thomas Th"n"r lrc>t-
dent. made the address of welcome +"
the ncw grads aud Vincent ArinhruSt"r
responded aud accepted in behalf nj the
49, class. Errnarh Alexander was
I next introduced and III behalf ii. the as
Snciatiun h. presented q %unaly sized
check t. Brother Aus" IN IT, h'. used IN
! ripping L. erect Novice HON" for tn"
catholic brothers in III" southern part "i
MARYLAND o.h"r interesting addresses
wrr" mad. Icy Father Er"Wu. Edwin
J"pSon. pr. W. Arthur Gr"S'.. nstrnr-
tor In Now York university. New York
rity. Inr Glazi"r. brother AS'luinas and
Edwin pail"r. pr"Sidcn, ~ IN" I?I7 class
Icy John ;orSuCh. and also several s"lrr-
ti"nS hy' tn. ~ class SrXt"tt". TIL"
lr"im"r orchestra furnished IN" music
for tn. urcaSjun. In combining he. pro-
gram ,hos. present ar"Sc and sang Anu
erica.
Tho following were present:
IT," / Rnn"nh"rGer. -: Vincent T..
naiIrr. II: Reynolds li"lSl"y. u: LOUIS
y. ialzrr. 'oH; Loo y. E";h. %: l.. L.;
vocl"r. %: Leonard Schmid. IL. +. =.
knltrnharh. rG; Fro A~,ji;r,uS &. r.
y: Lawrence y. Mitchell. -: l.. j, Fr"i-
smith 10: T. Quinn. 80 Toy i.
HaSnry. IL: l.. w. TI"inrr. 10; Louis II.
Wcidnar. Ii: Frank !. Whyt". II: los
J. rsurilla. IL: rev. Rr". Ans"m: /; q
Thomas ]. Wachcr. -: 4. A. ,;laSs"r. -:
Harry !. I"y&. Is Edward +. Mayors.
IL; Jas. Schmih. Ia: Louis A. Coleman.
10: Fred L. C;antZcn. It: John u. Me
Closkcy. Is: Louis !. MarTnHrt. a.;
Bernard .Nl"Xard"r. OF; FRO. Edwin. ..
+. X: ". A.. Cruise: Rev. Patrick \.
Browne: !. !. Owens. 'nf: PRO. l.'oT"ld.
q. F. x: Coo ". Hughes. r2: lack
Thun"r. -: Y. l.. owens. l"n". Herman
". Campbell 'ns; R"v. Err" barnard. =.
T. X: Rev Pro. Roman. e. +. y. Fro.
Philemon: Marr"lluS T. Ratf"rt". ~:
John II. t;nr%ucII. Arthur i. kuru'2.
Lewis F. Weiss Edward !. T'ailrr, rrHmk
ling. James i. Henry. Thomns Il: HAS
kins. Earl 7. Murphy. Michael J. Long.
H. A. Knlpa. Edward N. N"r"kh"T.
~: Francis ]. QUigl'v. IL: Albert !.
Kirchg"Ssnrr. -; John f. l'addru. IL:
=. Edward Smith. -: Vincent i. Arm.
bruSt"r. II: ChaS. L. D""ran. -. David
NJ. campbell. -: Fro. Thadd"ns; =. :.
'nI: Leo I. Harding. as; Cornelius tear
f.. '0R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
ERV-W0RTH IS
A. LIFE SAVER"
SAYS MRS. SM I'll
Resident New Cumberland Re
lates Her Happy Experience
With This Supreme
Family Tonic.


The following is the copy OF a let
Ter received frw days ago by L. 1.
LarkinS. the Nerv-Worth druggist at
East Liverpool. O.:
New Cumberland. ". Va. Grill.
Mrs. Chas. Z. Smith says that she
can thank thr druggist for the Nerv-
Worth as it has been life-saTlng
remedy Has strengthened her nerves
and has wonderfully built her up.
Before taking Nery-Worth she could
scarcely walk UP stairs without Doing
exhausted and heart humping like an
engine. Since taking four bottles or
this great madeline feel like new
woman. am still taking Nerv-WorLh
and will always keep Il bottle in my
house.
MRS. CHAS. Z. SMITH,
New Cumberland. ". Va. Box 265.
Bacrs Pharmacy. Wheeling. Will
hand your dollar back if Nery-Worth
does not do for you. what it did tor
Mrs. Smith.
Nerv-Worth is also sold at Minso
Junction by Moore Bros; Martins
Ferry by Ralston & Parker; st. Glars
Vile by Patterson & Sons; GAINESVILLE
BY Hiles Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co.: SisteEsville by c. 3. Disque !;
New Martinsville by Hornbrook's Drug
Store: Moundsvillr BY J. II. Beam
Drug Co.: bridgeport by Selby &
Reed: Bellairr by Dankworth Bros.
(neni Pharmacy: Padcn City. by
Morgan Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
LABOR DEMANDS
AN AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June IL
a demand that the government enter
into definite working agreement with
organized labor to preserve labor
standards and rights during the war is
made in statement signed BY Grant
Hamilton, of the legislative commit
lee of the American Federation Of La
Dor. and issued to-day through the
governments public information com.
mittce.
The statement says that various Ia
Dor organizations of the Federation'S
metal trades department presented to
the government on April 10 concrete
proposition for working agreement
during the war.
The labor men offered 10 guarantee.
Il is declared. that there should be no
strikes in government plants il plan
were adopted whereby grievances
would be taken up for adjustment
within reasonable time. Under the
plan the Council Of National Defense
and officials of the metal trades depart
ment Of the Federation would act as
final adiudicators in disputes.
To this proposal. the statement says.
no answer has Yet been made by the
government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
United Wooden Mills
Anniversary Observed

Special Dispatch :" the intrliIs"rnrr
PARkERSBuRG. W. Va. June IL
The fifteenth anniversary. Of Tie
founding Of The United N0Ol,T Mills
'company's business in his city. which
now has branch stores extending over
iuur states. WIS deliberately celebrated
here This afternoon.
Tn" event was featured with a biz
parade by several hundred employees
aGId an athletic program this alter
moon. followed by Il big dinner tonight,
at which ih"rr were speakers present
representing the city administration.
board Of commerce and other aclivi-
ties
One OF ihr main features in cnnnc&
ton with HE dinner WAS the presHnta-
lion Of handsome "iit 10 W. y.
iIrrSch. president and founder of the
company. byt the employees a. token
Of the high esteem i'm which he is held
by them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
SEEKING GREATER
SCHOOL REVENUES

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June IA
20. J. Rife. county superintendent OF
Wayne: l.. L.. Hanifaa Of Charleston;
state supervisor of rural schools, and
Otis G.. Wilson. superintendent OF
schools Of Fairmont: comprise COM
mission of three appointed upon the
authorization Of the State Education
association, the forty-seventh annual
convention Of which is now IN session
here 10 launch a movement looking
toward The enhancement of the reve.
mes of the schools of the state and
their more equal distribution. About
Il thousand teachers are in attendance.
about half OF the association enroll
mont The principal speaker. Of the
day was David \. Snedden Of Teach
erS' college. Columbia university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
SWEDEN STAYS NEUTRAL,

STOCKHOLM, June 14.-Nia Lon
don Foreign Minister l.indman made
4 statement Ia parliament today. IN
which he declared that the Swedish
government intended 10 continue TO
observe uneuuvocal. loyal neutrality.
1.-THE war will not end soon,' SAID
the foreign minister. ''and We must
be Prepared for greater sufferings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
% DEATHS IN MAY.

CHAIR .ESTON. W. Va. Jun" IL
Twcniy-richi persons We're killed in
the mines of West Virginia during
The month of May. according 10 the
report issued Today by Chief Earl
Henry. of the department IF mines.
The twelve counties reporting were:
Raleigh, 9: Fayrtte. j: Mcdowell. 4:
Kanawha. ,: One in each Roone. Lo-
gan. Marion. Mingo. OHIO. Preston.
Putnam and Wyoming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
CHAIRMAN OFT IN CITY
Head Of Workmen's Compensation
Bureau on Mission for His
Department.
an c Htt chairman Of I

Lee s. Or. chairman Of tn" work
mems compensation bureau! arrived
last evening from Charleston on an of
flcla1 visit. Mr. on While here will in
vestigute Il numbe" Of claims ana
other matters concerning the opera
tinn of she workmen's compensation
law in the Panhandle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
WANT PERMIT TO STRIKE.

| DENVER. Colo. June i4.--Officerc
fof the United Mine Workers. repre-
istnting members of that organization
employed by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company. have telrgeaphed their
national officers asking permission to
strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
RECURRENT SHOCKS
FELT IN SALVADOR

SAN SALVADOR. Republic Of San
Salvador. June 1+.-S"Vrral earth.
quake shocks of varying intensity were
fell here yesterday and today. but no
damage has been reported.
The various relic! committees are
distributing provisions 10 tho destitute
and shelter: are being built 10 house
The thousands Of homeless who n
present are cncamped in the streets.
The wounded are being attended BY
the RED Cross.
Several bodies have been recovered
AT Armenia and Quezaltnpec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Springfield. A.; Grand Rapids, 4
Richmond. IL; 1T. Wayne. II.
Richmond. 3; FIT. Wayne. s.
Evansville. >: South Bend, Z.
Dayton. II; Muskegon, 4. =,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June H.
Automobile license tags cannot legally
5e transferred from one car TO an
other, even though the owner OF the
licensed car owns another of exactly
the same make, size and horsepower
which he uses only as q substitute
when The first one breaks down, the
state road commission ruled today.
The law does not provide for the
transfer OF any license tags. except IN
The casa OF dealers in automobiles,
and such tags then 10 be used only
upon cars operated for sale and used
for demonstration purposes.
IAN automobile license secured by d
citizen OF West Virginia while spend,
ing the winted in another state. and
which is good in the other state until
October !. 1917, will not ue recognized
here BY the state road commission,
according TO its ruling. The clause
of tn. license law by which reciprocity
! is guaranteed between states for tour
ISIS is declared not 10 apply.
Corporate charters were issued to-
dav bv the secretary Of state 70 the
following concerns:
Riverside Realty company, Charles
ton. to operate in kanawha county.
Capital stock. $4,000: incorporatOrS, &.
p. Mver, Margaret ". Niger. George +,
SkdIuore, E. y. McCarty, of Charles,
ton. and f. V. Carroll. OF Peters
burg. Va.
Fort Pitt Coal company. of Clarks-
burg. To operate in Clark district, Har'
rison county. Capital stock. $3o,o0o;
incorporates. John =. Kelley, Percy
Byrd, Richard Scott. Roscoe Brown
and f. 3. Templeman, all OF ClarkS-
bnrc.
The Huff M;ninc company. of near
Man. 10 operate in Philadelphia dis
trict. Logan county. Capital STOCK
5000: incorporatorS. K. NJ. Wilson,
Elmer Mcdonald. II. II. Oakley, Lille
Oakley and K. l.. SpcaS. OF Logan.
Railway Safety DeviC" " Tool com
panv. of Dunbar, Ia operate 4 factory
. al Dunbar. Eanawha county. Capital
stock. Sf00nOp: incorpOraiorS. X. r.,
Jackson. f. &. I.ives;ty. Princeton: J,
A. Eiquesney. Bclinsion: Frank NJ
Glenn. Parsons, and W. II, Rardin, of
,, Becklcy.
The J. ". Feveridcr Sales company
Of Charleston: to operate in Charles
ton. Capital stock. $1,000: incorpora'
tors. l.. C. Summers. John Z. CrlSwell
!. W. Pauley. J. ". B"vertdge and Is,
; VI. Beveridce. all of Charleston.
New subscribers 70 the state work
: mems compensation fund were an
nounced today BY Commissioner Lee
; OH as follows:
! =. NJ. Summers. coal mining. Clay;
| Price Hill Culliery company. Charles
ton: Taylor Coal company. kingwnod;
Fitzhugh and Bran, building con
, tractors. Fairmonl.
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NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF FRANCHISE.

than we have previously borne all
the more as the Swedish harvest this
year will unquestionably be Il poor
one
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
li49 Market ST., End floor. s rooms
Datn : N''''0'
ll 9th H''''N'. -. ~ . $500
'IIS1 Market ST. 3nd .nor rooms.
I,.th ~ . 1000
.n-I5th St. list floor. rooms bath 31.00
18th. K Mcc"llrr!r st. @rd. floor.
pantry. bath, water rent paid. @c.D0
1ns snuih p,nn 81 rooms, bath. 1000
F;dgdale s rooms. bath. ......... 5000
hatb - 1906
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WANTED-Male Help
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SkLE-Farn in Belmont county Flushing town
ship. containing ~ acres: frame room house
good barn, other buildings. Call write J. A HinsI
X. ID. 2, Piedmont, Ohio, k-l3-F--