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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-26

Mrs. John Walton and SON Alvin OF
North Sixth street. have returned home
after l :iiit with relatives At Cam
ridge.
llr J. NJ Hunter Of Rayland was
business visitor i'm the city last evening.
Howard Gnsney who has hccn visit
inr his ;.1r"ntS for tho East week. re-
turrr,..i :" E.rada last evening to report
IL Tho aviation corps.
Mrs. John Pryor Of Fifth street has
returned lomc after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James Snn-
MRS nj Cambridge.
Attorney George Cooke returned horre
ycett rlny after L short business trip TO
Washington. IA.
According 10 word recAtvcn In this
city yesterday. John Reese has been
promoted t" corporal at Camp Sherman
AT Chillicnth".
Donald and Gilbert Woods Of West
Washington street left yesterday morn
ing for Salisbury. Pa. to enter kiski
college.
Attorney W. r. Francis raturned yes
tcrday morning after spending Monday
in St"ubnnvill" on business
Charles Chopper left Monday for
Philadelphia tn rc-cnter the University
of Pennsylvania.
Inhn MrH"nry has resigned his POSI-
ton nj tho Ohio Valley Dairy compan"
on crthN Fifth street.
Harold Owens. who has been employed
at THE Capitol for tn" past several
months. will leave this morning for
Cumhcrlan1. Md.
Walter IFuss"y Of Mount Pleasant was
in tho city yesterday morning calling
OH lends.
Fred Davidson left yesterday morning
for Columbus. where he will report to
the Columbus barracks.
Mrs. Rose Blnke Of Buckeye Run was
in the city yesterday calling on friends
and relatives.
Miss Grace Lcsuer OF the local teach
ing staff Is confined to her home by Ill
ness and her place Is peing filled by one
Of The substitute teachers.
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Rellaire Briefs.

The Ladies' Social club Of ST. Johns
church will entertain with parcel post
sale and cuchre nj Turner hall this
evening. The public Is invited.
Upton McMillen Of Shadyside. who
has been employed in MorEantown. w.
Va. has returned home and accepted n
position with tho company in this city.
Mrs Charles Owens will entertain tho
members Of the T. n. s. club Thursday
evening at her home on Noble street.
Miss Mary Jones has returned from a
visit with friends at Mansfield.
Robert Carson. who has hcrn i'll at
his home on Gravel HIIill. is able to be
cut.
Mrs. William Kessclman Of ParkerS-
burg was here Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her mother. Mrs. Dennis
Murphy.
Politics is beginning 10 he little In
teresting. In few weeks 1t is expected
the city campaign will be on in full.
A meeting will he held In the high
school Monday 10 organiZc a high school
orchestra.
Miss Catherine Corbett Mt her homo
on Seneca street Thursday evening vii;
entertain the Ladies' Auxiliary To Rcd
Cross society.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culhcrtson OF
Union street will leave today for visit
with friends at Zanesvillr.
Miss Stella Fawcctt has returned
from few days visit with friends at
Delaware.
Mrs. Hannah Ney Of Belmont street
IL a guest Of friends Mt Pittsburgh.
Thomas Carey is making number nf
improvements 10 his residence on
Guernsey street. Four rooms and n
bath arc being added.
Miss Marie Baker will leave this week
for a visit with friends and relatives ct
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Potter Simpson Of South Bellaire
has returned from Lamira after a visit
with her daughter.
Miss Minnie Sewers left last evening
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DIGESTION WAS
MADE perfect
BY WENTWORTH
Which Also Brought Sound Sleep
And Other Good Things to
Bridgeport User.

This endorsement amounts 10 an
important message 10 Mrs. Lynch =
fplow.suffeTcrs. Observe especially
what she says about her improved III,
gestion: Il have been feeling la"
for the last three or four years. was
troubled with palpitation OF the heHrt'
gas on my stomach. which mada me
feei dreadful. | have taken Two Do'-
ties of Wentworth, which has mane
a great change in me. Have no more
trouble with my heart AND MY d.
GESTlON is PERFECT. AT nisht l
get whole nights sleep wA1.'G DE-
fore Nerv.Worth was rccommen1ed 10
me one or two hours sleep was al
could get. | cheerfully say that Merry
Worth HAS MADE ME WELL.
(Signed.) "ANNA LYNCH.
bridgeport, o.
Your dollar back 1t Daer's Drug
Stores, Wheeling. if Nery-Wor.1 does
not benefit YOU.
Wentworth is sold at Warwooi by
". E. Mcnamara: Fult,n. Fulton
Pharmacy; MinGo Junction. Moore
Bros; Martins Ferry. Ralston g. Par
ker; st. Clairsville, Patterson IL
Sons: GAINESVILLE, Hilles Bros; Cam
eTon. Cameron Drug Co..; Sistersrille.
c. B. DisQue; New MartinsvillA, Horn
brooks Drug Store: MoundsTillc, j.
H. Beam Drug Co.: Bridgeport. Selhy
& Reed (Dcnt Pharmacy; Bellairc
rankworth Bros; Paden City. Nor
San Bros; West Alexander. E. X. Nc
Conn; Edgwood, Edgwood Pharmacy;
Elm Grove. Blum's Pharmacy: Ben
wood. Bcnwood Drug Coz; McMechen.
Carrolls Pharmacy.
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that after a reasonable time II council
and the company were unable 10 agree
then the probate Judge shall hear the
case and grant the franchise.
Council also learned that In the case
of East Liverpool where the Telephone
company and council were unable 10
agree the probate judge did hear tho
case and did grant the franchise.
Council was also informed that by the
provisions Of Sections 614, and SAL
70 614-S4 inclusive that the public utll-
tiles commission at Columbus, Ohio.
fixed the schedule Of rates for the use
of telephones.
Council had after much discussion
with the Telephone company. secured
the Telephone company's assent to give
the city twelve tl2) single party line
telephones. and eight (S) party line
telephones.
This service calculated on the basis
of the schedule approved by the public
utilities commission would save the
city as follows:
Twelve single party telephones at sio
each. s5T6.
Eight party telephones at SIS each
per annumi $l44.
Total annual saving in telephones
rental S720.
For period oc twenty-five years this
would amount to $4,000.
But this was not all that the Civ
receives with citizens may verify py
reading the ordinance granting inc
franchise Is published
With all of these facts in possession
of council the ordinance granting TIC
franchise was passed at the first reg
mar meeting OF council on Sept. l1th.
1917. as the best solution OF the case.
AT no time during the consideration
was nny motion made to amend the or
dinance by changing the period or -
years. ~
Councilman Chaser has stalled In inc
nublic press that he was approached oy
the representative of the telephone WIN
an insinuation OF brioe. Accoru'"s
10 the statement Of Councilman CHASER
he WAS aDuroachgd four weeks PRIOR 10
the massage Of the ordinance granting
the franchise and did not inform councli
at either Of the meetings Of council:
II is incompreheutible to council why
Councilman Chaser d:d not make his m
formation 10 council unless ne hau So''ie
sinister purpose to attain.
And in view of the facts why Shouio
,bc Central District and Printing Tele-
sr.nh company try TO bride any one to
obtain something that they already mad
in substance.
with this presentation OF the FACTS
which all citizens interested are court
eously requested to verify councll Is
willing to let the good people OF DeA-
laire judge
The MAYORS report for the month CT
August showed the following Col'eclion'
zines so72.20; license. S6l; Total Sl'-
o3320.
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living High.

Earl Sutton Of this city. member OF
the selected army which left here last
Thursday. has sent letter To relatives
de scrihing briefly tho convcntcnces OF
Camp Sherman at Chillicothc. The let
ter would indicate that the boys ate lir-
ing high. having fine time training
for service in the European trenches: in
fart. the letter contains information
that it Is recreation camp instead OF
camp for making soldiers. In part. the
letter states: arrived O. *. about >
a. m. Friday Retired at . q. m. Some
Of the boys did not get to bed until
a. m Nice feather beds to sleep In
Some feed: Portcrhouse steak. gravy.
coffee. milk. country butter. mashed po-
tatocs Drowned sweet potatoes. All
convenicnces hot and cold water. cleo
trio lights and telephone service. and
piano in every room" Young Sutton is
connected with Company X. 3S0th rcGi-
ment. Camp Sherman.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Sept. 26.-Word
was received here Monday Of the death
of Mrs. Frank Donnelly. which occurred
suddenly Monday morning about $3.50
o'clock. at the home. In Youngstown.
death resulting from paralysis Of the
heart. Mrs. Donnelly was about -
years Of age, and besides her husband
leaves three children. Lucille. Gilbert
and Mary. The Donnelly family were
residents Of this place until about eight
weeks ago. when they removed to
Youngstown. The remains will be
brought to the home Of her brother.
John Cline. Of Quaker City. today on
train No. 81. Funeral services will b
held Thursday afternoon and interment:
will be made in Quaker City.
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HHd1enort RrtafH.

\. NJ. Major of ST. ClairsvIlle was In
the city yesterday calling on friends
and relatives.
Alexander Maxwell Of Whitley street
returned yesterday afternoon after a
several days business trip TO Barnes
Vile.
Attorney w ". Cowen Of St. Glars
vile was a business caller in the city
yesterday morning.
Frank Frankhauser, who enlisted In
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the United States army several months


ego. is home on furlough.
George Wyess Of Whitley street left
yesterday morning for Cabin Creek. w.
Va. in the interests Of the Lorain Coal
and Dock company.
J. W. thinner and family have
shipped their household goods to Lou
Gcnville. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
{. V. Morse O representative Of the
California Perfume company. was In the
city on business yesterday morning.
Miss Catherine Sommers entertained
the L. I. w. club at her home on West
Main street last evening.
4. P. Oxtody Of Wellsville was in the
city for O short time on business yel.
terday. s:
Mrs. Susan Cook Of Lincoln avenue
left yesterday for Huntington. ". Va,
TO attend the nurses convention. sa
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Can Escape Punishment.

According 10 word just received from
Captain Bert Itdrich Of Company G.
Tenth Ohio regiment. now In camp at
Cunip Sheridan. Mont gomery. Ala,
Harry Alhaugh who confessed desert
ing the company, can escape punish
meat by returning to his company. The
captains message stated that Albaugh.
who has been under arrest here can OBJ
tain his car fare by reporting. to the
nearest recruiting station. which Is In
Wheeling. The local authorities are at
a loss as to what to do, but some are
said 10 favor turning AlDaush loose.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. OF North
Broadway, received the following letter
from their son. Hoyt Smith. who ID;
somewhere in France" on Tuesday
morning:
Dear Father and Mother:-I thought
I would drop you a few lines to let you
know that l am still alive and we'll /.
have received all your letters and ono
from Mardis. knew you were glad
to see him get a furlough. have
written you Is or 90 letters. but II ID
very, very difficult to get them TO you.
so IL you don't hear from me for two
weeks or more please don't worry about
me. l certainly am enjoying myself hers,
We will have much excitement here next
month" &7
This letter will be OF interest to NJ:
Smiths GAINESVILLE friends.
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Police COnrt.

The four ItulIars who werc arrested
Sunday evening on the charge Of fight
ing in the upper part Of the city. Were
given q hcurng before Mayor RalSinn
last evening. Two nf the men were
found guilty and were fined $!J puG
costs each whiIa the other two wcr"
released. The TWO men paid out and
were released.
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Coroner Wyatt Of Rollairc has rem
d"rrd verdict of accidental denth in
the case OF Frank Lnruch, Barton
Timer who died Saturday following in
iurics sustained in the Y. Il o. mine
earlier In tn" day. Funeral services for
the man were conducted yesterday aft
crnoon and ntcrment was in the Barton
cemetery.
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Earle Died.

The eagle which was on display In
the window of tho Bridgeport Hardware
company last week died Monday night.
Ever since it's capture the bird refused
Ia ent and Mr.. Farmer. Of the store. did
everything in his power to provide
things for the bird, hut It would take
no food. The bird measured five feet
from tip to tip. and attracted much at
tcntion.
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MANY INDICTMENTS
BROUGHT IN BY the
JEFFERSON JURY

SPECIAL n,,atrh Ia tnr ;nt"lrencer. -
STEtEENNH.LE. ~, Sept. 23.-lhc
.,..ifrrSun county grand jury. after beIng
N session for Is days and after one OF
the busiest sessions in several years.
h. adjourned until November. In the
ueighborhood Of SIS true bills were re-
turned. a number Of them secret indict-
mrnts. 4 list of the most important
cnes follows:
John Lcngzcl, murder in the second
degree for killing of John Smogya. on
July %, 1917, at Block House mining
settlement.
John I.cngzcl, cutting Mike Ncmeth
with intent To kill and wound. July %.
John LcnsZel shouting John Holas
with intent TO kill and wound. July ~.
O. NJ. Owen. forgery tthrec indict-
nenls) Of three notes with name OF K.
W. McClavc. July 90. 1917.
9. NJ. Owen. utlcring and publishing
same notes (lhrce indictments).
e. NJ. Owen. giving check on bank in
Which he never had any funds 1.-TWO in
dictmcnts).
John Hogoz. assault with intent to
kill on Dan Dacy.
William Lane. robbery Of kogma Ma
gar or Slhu.
WASH l.cccspor, carrying concealed
weapon.
William Alunscy. robbery of John
CovcSky of 81.
George Matthews. obstructng high
way i'm Wells township from January l.
1917. tn date.
George Walters receiving stolen prop
'crty, to-wit: brace. value Of s. from
John Doe.
Joseph Galcspia, breaking and enter
ing Mcl.istrr's confectionery store al
MiuGn. To steal.
George Walters. receiving stolen prop
crty, tu-wit Satchcl and tools.
William Cox. rape.
Harry Maxwell. assault and battery
If John Lucas.
Anna Knpras. assault and battery Of
Grace Finpic.
Victor IIcIomc larceny or chickens.
IT, NJ. Ilupp. threatening in menacIng
manner william Francis.
II. N. Hump, assault and battery OF
Ruth llurp.
George Walters. receiving brass
which was stolen from city Of Stcuben-
willie. amount $500
George Walters. burglary and larceny
Of city watcrwurks. and stealing brass
of value Of 5000. property of city.
, Charles Campbell. cmbezzlcmcnt OF
| NJ ntlDnElnE w NuhIilS EISP'
Charles Campbell. cmbczzlement or
diamond ring. value S55. from Adams
| Express.
George y. Snyder. larceny of s65. $40
nd SEQ from Adams Express company.
Vincent Teal. carrying concealed
raron.
Mrli Jajich. robbery of Lazo Romano
ch Of 500.
John Krirokula. pointing firearms at
lie Hrkma.
John Krivokula. pointing firearms at
tvc NujakIljl.
.ouis Rurrcr. larceny Of $50 and
kcthook from Margaret McConlIey.
David Miller. larceny OF goods Of
but SEQ
tlnnislaw Grisko assault and battery
kasimir EvanrSki.
Harris Wolf. receiving timber belong
To Carnr gle steel company Of value
Iahout $3.50.
| Loo Jones. threatening in n mcnacinG
manner Ia shoot John Japrly.
Leo Jones. carrying concealed weapon.
John johnson. nnrkctpcking of Nick
Palian Of s1.07 and purse.
William lriC" assault and battery OF
Mrs. Ida Stewart.
Henry Harris. carrying concealed
weapons.
henry Harris. shooting with intent to
kill and wnund Judge Jones.
William kilmartn. rape. on June S.
1917.
Mrs. Kalc stiff. larceny of SEQ from
Thu liuh.
Mrs Kate stiff. larceny OF S2.75 from
Munkcr company.
Mrs. Alice Hancli, larceny OF $3.50
rrrm Tho Huh.
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BRIDGEPORT
Condition Serious.

II was stated last evening that the
condition Of George T. Burke Of Brook
side. who was struck by an auto Sunday
evening while crossing the road near
his home. was serious and fears are en-
;rrtHirrd for his recovery. 1t was ut
first thought that he was only slightly
ir jurcd. but his condition has taken a
decided change III the past two days.
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rpXarfaipad missionary Society

Tho Woman's Missionary society OF
the Second Pre- sbytcrian church met last
night at the homo of Mrs. NJ! West. on
Franklin street. A brief business ses-
sion was held followed by social ses-
sion. The hostes wa assisted by Mos
dame T G. Atkinson. Otto Hoffman and
NJ POmerOY.
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Directors Meeting.

The directors Of tho Dcaconcss Home
on Howard street held n regular
mnnthly meeting ut the home yesterday
afternoon. but only routine matters
were taken UP. Committees were ap-
pointed Ia arrange for the work to he
done tho coming winter and they will
&c mort nj the next meeting.
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Presents Fine flag.

Mrs. y. H. Sharp and her daughter.
Mrs. c. r. McFaGdrn. have just re-
tirnod homc from Montgomery. Ala.
whore tho former presented n lnc nag
to tho Tenth Ohio regiment. now il
camp ut Camp Sheridan Mrs. sharp
mad" q brief presentation speech in Civ
Ing the flag Ia the regiment. which IN
rlE1rs Companies + and g from this
city. Tho two women w"rr guests Of
tn" two companies while nj the lamp
End were royalty entertained.
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Waiting on List.

The members of the draft board arc
waiting on the list of names from the
district board OF Cambridge. before they
can mail notices To the men who will
he called in the third contingent to leave
for Camp Sherman next week. Until The
list is received the board has little work
10 d" and they are taking things easy for
the present.
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Local Boys Doing wolf

According to cards received in this
city. all Of tho local boys who were in
III" second contingent who left last
"hur: ;,iHy for Thllicothe nre doing we'll
ri" cards stated that the wrath her has
l"cn very chilly at nights. but the boys
arc making THO best or t..
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Plan Liberty Bond Campaign.

c. w. Dickens cashier Of the Dollar
Savings ard Trust company. county
chairman for the sale Of Liberty bonds.
will leave Friday for Cleveland 10 at
tend a meeting OF all the county chair
nan Of the state. At this meeting
rlans will be formulated for the next
Liberty bond sale. which starts Oc-
tohrr I
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Eonud Dead.

William Schick, ~. we'll known
tcamStcr, was found dead this morning
IN Charles divers horseshoeing estab-
lishmcnt. He had slept all night In the
Place and was found dead on the floor
when the shop was opened for the day.
Heart trouble is believed to have caused
dcuth. Coroner Kirk will conduct an in
vCstigation.
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To Erect New FALL

The miners local ut Blaine IS re-
cciving bids for the erection OF new
nall ut that place. 10 replace their
present hall. which has become too
small for their increasing membership.
Tho contract will likely he awarded the
latter part Of tho week and the work
will BE- rushed TO completion.
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Rates Not To Raise,

The Belmont County Far association
met N tn" court house yesterday morn
inr shortly before the opening Of court.
hut nnthin: WAS done in regard 10 4
riis" in rates Of legal cases which has
been talked OF for some time Only
routine business matters were given at
IL rtioD
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The murphy Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Murphy.
who died Sunday afternoon ut tho home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles Wassman.
on Guernsey street. took place Tuesday
morning. Services were conducted at
ST. ohn's church at Q o'clock and inter
mcnt was made in Mt. Calvary ccmc-
terry.
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Contractors Clifford "ad Shannrf"lt
have started thu work Of grazing Elm
street preparatory to paving II but II is
doubt Tul If tn" work will hc completed:
before bad weather sets in as the con-
tractors are unn:,ir To secure brick from
tho factory. The paving 81 Fifth street
is also being delayed by tn" non'arriNal
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for visit with friends ut Pittsburgh.
Mrs George Robinson will entertain
the Varsity club Friday evening nj her
home on Gravel Hill.
Members Of tho Gladiola club will hc
entertained Friday evening by Mrs.
Charles Henderson ut her home OIL
1hirty-eighth street
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Opens To-day.

The annual jefferson county fair will
open this morning nj Springfield and
large crowds ar" expected The remainder
of the week. y large number of local
people are planning to attend both
Thursday and Friday. une local horse
has been entered in the speed events
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Meet for Practice,

All members Of nv Fairgrounds
iger football team arc requested tn meet
at the Fairgrounds this afternoon At
4:30 o'ClCCk for praciiC". This Will h"
one of III" fastest fouri"cn-yrars-nld
teams in this vicinity aud has {" fast
schrdul" already mapped out.
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Cripple for Life.

It was stated yesterday by relatives
that Zack Workman. injured at the Car
ncgie Steel works. would be crippled for
life. Workman fell from 4 trestlc while
engaged at work. injuring his right arm.
The bones were shattered. neccssltatinG
removal of a portion of the elbow joint.
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Six boys, who we're arrested by the

Six boys, who we're arrested by the
local police at an early hour Tuesday
morning, were returned to the Chill
drens Home at Tacoma. from which
they escaped several days ago. Ye
terday an attendant came from t
home and escorted them back to
coma. The boys are: Clifford G
Lester Susick. Paul Floyd, Frank
ferson and Roy Weaver, all Of Barr
vile, and Glenn Porter. Of BRO
Run. The boys informed the
police they were en- route to Vince
to secure work in one of the factQ
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Case Continued.

The hlackrnail case called for Squire
r. Y. OngS court last evening was again
continued for some reason. The cas-"
will he called again for the latter part
of the week.
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ing that the MEN get oil they want TO
cat. The men are short on blankets.
md aside from suffering slight incon-
vfnicnce from the cold they are COM
fCrtable.
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HalcC Frost.

Reports from iUr country district YES
tcrday was t" tn" effect that Il heavy
frost occurred Monday niSht. and mu"H
dnmag" WAS don" Ia the " recitation.
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Assault and Battery.

bud" Bealls, who assaulted anu
cut Herman Lucas with kni1e Mon.
day night, was arraigned before
Squire Mason yesterday afternoon. ne
pleaded guilty to assault and battery
and was fined 500 and costs ana
sentenced to 30 days in jail His
brother, John Bealls. and Thomas
Byles, who are alleged to have as,
sisted in the assault, were fined sao
and costs and given 80 days each IN
Jail.