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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04
5EWALk
BONDS SOLD
New Orleans Bank the Successful
Bidder. All Bids for Side
walks Rejected.


There were four bidders for the
$40, 900 of sidewalk bonds adver.
tised by the board of aldermen of
Port Gibson, and Whitney Central
Trust & Savings Bank ui New
Orleans was the best bidder, offer
ing par with accrued interest to
time of delivery.
All of the six bids for construct.
ing the sidewalks were rejected,
and the clerk was ordered to read.
vertise. The Claiborne County
Concrete Construction Co., Frank
D. Working, manager, was the
lowest bidder.
The board elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
A. A. Maddox, marshal.
T. B. Rowan, night policeman.
c. R. Wharton, clerk.
ii. B. Smith, superintendent of
plant.
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SHORT TERM
CIRCUIT COURT
Final Adjournment at Noon To-
day. Two Penitentiary SEN
tences of -Four Years.

Court convened Tuesday will
Judge E. L. Brien presiding. Th,
following other court official,
were present. ]. D. Thames, dis
trict attorney; M. M. Satterfeld
county attorney; Hiram Zadek,
court stenographer; JOS. Daveu-
port, sheriff; S. H. Baguell, clerk.
The grand jury empaneIled was
composed of the following: c. S.
Kennard, R E. L. Hamilton, w.
w. Trim, Morgan HutchIns, S.
H. Price. ]. S. Brown. F. c Head
ley, A. c Boyd, R. H. Magruder.
T. L. Rush. ] B. Moore, T. P
Pickett, W. w. Noble. Geo. Ellis,
Jesse Flowers. NJ. T. Fife. T. L.
Rush was appointed foreman.
The following named men COM
posed the peti. juries:
Jury No. I-B F. Dow, ]. H.
Hilton, ]. D. Davis. Forest Sink,
6. B. Flowers, S. NJ. White, ]. P.
Bass, T. E. Herlong, c. A. Cor
don, M. NJ. Reean, W. T.sHarrell.
H. F. Harper.
Jury No. 2-H. R. Guthrie,
Arnold Adair, Ernest Greer, N. L.
Hackett. Jr,, c. w. Houston, c.
F. Fields, L. l.. Abraham, B. F.
Shannon.
The following were appointed
riding deputy sheriffs: ]. E. Bunt-
ing, ]. L Crawford. G. B. Regan,
H. NJ Chunn, w. M. Roam. F.
A. Peyton was appointed bailiff,
and S. c. Daniell, deputy clerk.
A fine of IS was imposed against
Joe Baker, a defaultlng state wit
ness.
Henry Mcclure plead guilty to
charge of larceny, and was re-
manded to jail to await sentence.
Eugene Price was arraigned on
charge of assault to kill and
murder and plead not guilty.
Joe Flowers failing to appear In
court to answer the charge of as
sault to kill and murder, forfeit
ure was taken against bis bonds
men. ]. NJ Flowers, A. L. Flow
ers, F. A. Peyton and T. B.
Magruder. the sum OF the bond
being $1,000.
The charge of petit larceny
against Blanche WiIbert was dis
missed.
Pete Nathan was tried on a
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04

Cans Brothers Guaranteed Um
brellas at 6. E, Morris.
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Wluter Brlngs coIds 70 chlIdren.

A child rarely goes through the whole
winter without cold. and every mother
should have reliable remedy handy. Fe-
yer, sore throat, tight chest and croupy
coughs are sure symptoms. A dose Of DR..
Bells Pine Tar Honey will loosen the
phIegm relieve the congested lungs and
stop the cough. Its antiseptic pine bal
sans heal and soothe. For Group, whoop-
ing cough and chronic bronchial troubles
try DIR, Bells Pine Tar Honey. At all
druggists, 25c. Adv
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04

Split peas, maple
butter, fat shore mac
kerel, silver prunes,
stuffed dates and figs.
self-rising buckWheat
apple butter. straw
berry marshmalloWs,
anChovies, Crystalized
cherries fouIds mood.
les, oyster cocktail
sauce, horse radish,
boneless h herring,
Cross & BIackWeII's
malt and tarragon vim
egar.
C. E. MORRIS.
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Rush-Weeks.

Miss Nellie Weeks. daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weeks of Bar
low, and Mr.. Howard E. Rush,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Rush oI
Brandywine, were married Sunday,
Dec. 24th. at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. G. A. Schultz
performing the ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Flossie
Coen and Mr.. Ray Weeks and
Miss Emma Rush and Mr.. J. Mack
Jones. Only the relatives Of both
families aud few intimate friends
were present.
The young people will make
their home on the farm of the
groom near Peyton.
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charge of petit larceny, and wa
found guilty with a recommenda-
ton of mercy by the jury,
A nolle pros was entered In the
case against RoselIe Lawrence.
Willie Phillips who was convict
ed before the mayor of Port Gibson
for having more than a quart oil
liquor In his possession. plead
guilty and sentence was sus-
pended,
F. w. Davis was admitted to
practice law.
Emma Brown VS. Ed Logan ct al:
Verdict for defendants.
Joe Flowers later appeared in
court and plead guilty Of assault
to kill and murder aud was re-
manded for sentence.
The grand jury adjourned this
morning after having returned FIVE
indictments.
The board of supervisors wrote
the Judge, commencing him for the
economical way be has been run
ming court.
This has been an unusually short
term, court having finally ad-
jQurned at noon today.
SENTENCES IMPOSED
Joe Flowers, four years in peni-
tentiarY.
Henry Mcclure, four years in
Penitentiary.
Pete Nathan, senieoce of justice
court affirmed, 90 days 10 Jail.
Eugene Price, plea OF guilty of
assault, and fined S25.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04

Carload Southern Cotton
Mules, they are all young and
sound, at Marx & Morehead's S
Stable.
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{ The New Hardware Company.

The charter of Incorporation OF
the new hardware company, which
has been named the Peoples Hard
ware & Produce Company, appears
In today's Reveiile. There Is only
one addition to the list of incor-
porators which we published last
week, the name of G. B. Darden.
The company will have capital
stock of $40, 900, and the charter
gives 1t the privilege of buying and
selling farm products. live stock,
etc.
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and solicit your order

over them that should by all means
be replaced with either a concrete
calvert or large metal piping.
would recommend In case where
the road Is sure to remain located
at that point the placing of per-
manent concrete culvetts; bat In
places where 1t is possible that the
road may be changed In years to
come would recommend the use of
metal culVerts.
Respectfully submitted,
L. B. ALLEN,
Supervisor Dist. No. I.
Port Gibson, Jan. I. 1917.
The Board of Supervisors of CIai-
borne County, Mississippi:
beg to submit this my report
of the roads In my district for the
fourth quarter of the year A. D.
1916:
have examined the said roads
In Dist. No. S Of said county and
find them as follows, towit:
All worked and up to contract
except as follows. towlt: Two
miles of Link No. Three; two miles
Of Link No. Two; three miles Of
Link No. Thirteen and two miles
Link No. Twenty.One. I recon-
mend that payment be made to
contractor for all the roads In said
district except the above mem
toned links. Most of the bridges
are In good shape, bat there are
some that must be fixed as soon as
we can get the lumber.
Respectfully submitted,
l. w. FIFE,
Supervisor Dist. No. S.
CONTINUED Next Week.
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The l1ablt of Taklnn Gold.

With many people taking cold is habit,
but fortunately one that is easily broken.
Take a cold sponge bath every morning
when You first get out of bed-not ice cold
but temperature of about 90 degrees F..
Also sleep with your window up. Do this
and you will seldom take cold. When you
do take cold take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and get rid of it as quickly as pos
sible. Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisement
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Eclipse Of Moon.

It Is stated that an eclipse of the
moon will occur on the early
morning of Jan. sth-next Mon
day-beginnine at II O'Clock Sun
day night aDd continuing until
about O'Clock Monday morning.
The eclipse viii be distinctly vis-
ible throughout the United States,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04
GhambHTIain-Hunt.
Academy
PoRT GIBSON. MISS.
Classical and Science Courses.

Ranks among the best schools in
South. Graduates enter Soph class at A
& M, Freshman at University. Rates $50
per year for day students.
cHAs. T. THOMSON, NJ. A., D. D., Phi. D.,
President; Bible and Bible History
JAMES SoMERvILLE, JR., B. A, NJ. A.
Headmaster; Latin and History
JOHN W. KENNEDY, B. A.,
Director of Discipline; Science
cHAs. R. McLAURIN, B. A.,
Athletic Director; Mathematics
W. G. MoRRIsoN,EB. A,
Musical Director; English and Spanish
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1917-01-04

Rheumatic pains and aches get into the
joints and muscles, making every move
ment torture. Relieve your suffering with
Sloan's Liniment; It quickly penetrates
without rubbing. and soothes and warns
your sore muscles. The congested blood
is stimulated to action: a single application
will drive out the pain. Sloan's Liniment
is clean. convenient and quickly effective.
it does not stain the skin OF clog the pores.
Get bottle today at your Druggist 25c.
Adv
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BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS

A regular meeting OF the boar(
Of Supervisors OF Claiborne county
Miss was begun and held Mon
day. Jan. !, 1917. Present.. B
Allen. president; A. c. Calender
IN. Nelson, w. R Trim, 1. w
Fife, members; Jos. Davenport
sheriff; B H. Morehead, clerk.
The following orders and entriei
we're had, towit:
Port Gibson, Jan. I, 1917.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Claiborne County, Mis-
sissippi:
I hereby respectfully submit this
my resignation of the Office ol
Constable In District No. Five oI
the County OF Claiborne. Missis
sippi, to take effect instanter.
Very respectfully submitted,
w. A. Remington, Constable.
Ordered that the resignation ol
w. A. Remington as constable Of
District No. Five of said county be
and Is hereby accepted, and that
the clerk of this Board certify to
Secretary of State said acceptance.
REPORTS
Port Gibson. Jan. I, 1917.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Claiborne County:
Gentlemen:- Beg leave to sub
init this my report on roads and
bridges In District One. I have
Inspected the roads In my district
and find that my contractor has
been doing excellent work, al
though he has been Q little slow in
getting over all the roads. How
ever I have requested that he not
work certain roads until spring as
fear that 1t would be bad policy
to move fresh dirt at this season OF
the year. l have instructed him
to start dragging bis road today
and think be Is now doing this
work / have the same old COM
plant to make-inabllity to get
lumber for bridge and cnlvert
work. The large mills away from
here can't get the freight cars to
ship In and the little mills around
through the country are very slow
making deliveries and will take an
order and forget about It. And
then the grade Of lumber that they
furnish is q very poor investment
for the county to make. / find
very many OF my large bridges In
VERY bad condition and can only
wonder why they do not fall In OF
their own weight. I am repairing
these as fast as the necessary lum-
Der can be secured, and hope to
have things Ia better shape before
/ make another report. There are
numerous places that now have
quite expensive wooden bridges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
Nature Needs Assistance
In Keeping You Well

in keeping the blood absolutely free
Of all impurities This old remedy Is
a wonderful purifier and tonic. and has
no equal for keeping the blood rlch
and pure. 1t builds UP the appetite
and, tones up the entire system.
s. S. S. is sold by druggists every.
where. |, has been successfully used
for more than fifty years. and people
in practically every stale, testify TO It's
great worth. Writesfor booklets and
free medical advice 10 Swift Specihc
Co., Dept. OFT, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
Continued Prom First Paze.)

subscribe to the Red Cross, returned
to the city Yesterday and FASTENED to
turn in check for $500. There arc
many, he said. who are anxious to
give to the Red Cross when the team
workers have time 10 give them the
opportunity.
Then, too. DR.. Dickev said. the peo-
pie of Elm Grove who organized The
big event for last night had asked TO
be allowed TO get in on the campaign.
and they would have been shut oct
had the campaign ended Thursday.
A telegram was read at the dinner
yesterday from Hon. c. 0. Maggie, who
organized the campaign, congratula-
ting the executive committee on the
hpe work that has been done in
Wheeling Another was received from
A. E. Sinks, secretary OF the Wheel
ing Chapter, who is now out OF the
city.
Automobile is Sold.
When the automobile given for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23

benefit Of the Red Cross was dis
posed OF yesterday 1t went to George
II. Phillips. manager Of the Fort Hen
~ Club. MI Phillips re-donateG It TO
the Red Cross. and it will be sold at
auction to-day.
National Tube Employees.
Many OF the subscribers reported
BY Team No. l. o; which Mr.. Thomas
Of the National Tube company. y
hundred or more Of these are an
nounced in yesterdays list Of con-
trtbutors and the remainder will be
announced today. Treasurer Howard
was unable, TO Compile all the con-
mornings papers.
Many persons who have not been
canrassed are sending In subScrtp-
tons to headquarters. While the city
is being canyassed as thoroughly as
possible, 1t IS evident that 1t Is inn
possible to reach everyone. and the
committee requests any persons WHO
have not been solicited by some cam
paign workers TO send their contri-
buttons TO Howard HaZlett. treasurer
One Of the subscriptions reported
yesterday was a pledge of $50 from
Wheeling Lodge No. SIS, lndependent
Order Of B'Nai Birth. Geo. ]. Mathi-
sons team secured the pledge.
Rev. r. Z. L. Strider. rector of ST.
Matthews Episcopal church. made a
stirring patriotic address when the
team reports had been submitted.
Red Cross contributions reported
Yesterday follow:
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WEEK AT BETHESDA:

Boys of the First English Lutheran
church will spend the second week In
July camping at Bethesda. Ohio. They
Will occupy Il cottage at Bethesda park.
There pastor. Rev. E. G. Howard, will
accompany them and nave charge Of the
camp The week al camp was made
nossihIe through tho Mons brotherhood
OF the church securing the donation Of 4
cottage for lhe week for their use.
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William kinkard. 81: Thomas William
Colts. ST.. Total. Sl.15i
Team NO. IA, A. b. Paxton, Captain.

II. &. Whitaker. $500: a. Ecymann.
5000 Charles r. Rocdrr. 500; n: s.
Sands. S10Q: GrorE" Adams. $lV0: D. 5.
AIGco. $50; 0. RI. Moyc. SIS; J.. *: era
l.. Hawlry, $.5; Alex Updegraff, SIS: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter II. Mcclure. SIS; WV.
Scott. SIS; }. K. Walters. SIS: Miss Jean:
ncttc KNOX. $l5; Mrs. Alice McC. Pitcher.
SIS: Marshall cropplc. Sl..50; G. l.. Rad.
cliff. $40; Miss JGlnncitc Knox, $40: lsa-
belle II. Wilkinson. $40; Qulnn's Phar-
macy. $lO r. NJ. Cummings. SO; S. 5.
Jacobs. Jr.. $40; w. 4. Mayn. s.; Edgar
w. Mcyn. 50; Il. T. t;lcsey, 81; Georgia
w. Hess, ST. NJ. ". r. 81; PhyiilS sure
bel, 81; Fannie $. Campbell. 81; +. II.
Garden. 81; L. &. Mossburg. Total.
$3.50.
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C. A. C's Will Play the
vhginianS Tomorrow

The Central Athletic club Of Bellain:
will furnish opposition for the fast Wit
gInia. club on the F'orty-serenth Street
grounds Sunday afternoon. in which Il
battle royal is expected. Manager RoS;
OF the Centrals, viii put one Of the
strongest teams in the valley on the field
for this game and will use Duffy at third
base. Toben, IS; r. Upperman. 2b; Snive'
OBrien. CT: Ross or Jerrett RI; Kane,
c; and VaRyo or Lee. p.
The Centrals will on July l play at
ParkcrSburg, and on July 4, will play
two games at Paden City. Sunday July
8. the Bellaire aggregation will journey
10 ClurkSburg.
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RETURN THIS MORNING
Wheeling Council, Officials and Com.
merciaI Association Men on Way
Home From Dayton; O.

Wheellngs new good government
council. with its appointive officers.
will return this morning from Dayton.
Ohio, where they spent Thursday and
Friday inspecting the several depart
ments of the Dayton commission gov
eminent. The party includes five rep
resentatives of the Wheeling Com
mercial Association. who made the trip
with the city officials.
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THURspAYs CONTRIBUTIONS.

THURSDAYS CONT RlSU tONo'
Following is list of contributions re-
ported Thursday. The compilation was
made Friday morning:
Team NO. 8, W. W. HOLLOWAY, Captain
J. G. Hoffman. 3rd, 500: Miss ELY
abeth Greer, $50: Bert E. Philips go;
David Deluc s25; W. D. Robertson: $2U ;
r. ". Rodgers. $50: John Speidel. S2V: a.
c. Barackman. $40: Jessie B. Scott sly;
II. Mendel Taylor, $40; George Hasse l.
$40: E. F.. Shatfcr. 81: r. S. Douglas, 80;
cash. Sc: Maude Day. IS; Jack r BlShop.
IS: E. f. Burke. So: S. A. Klein. 50: II.
p Rose, SIS; ". NJ Wcstwood. S5;' Louis
A. Chimney, So: Charles b. Maggie. 50: +.
Harbr1Ick. SIS; G.. Z. Freeland. 81: Der
nurd W. Burke. 81: +. b. Daniels: "
Harry F. L.asch. 81: Goldie Lewis. 81: 3.
NJ Wartheu, 81: Charlie Buzzard, 81:
Charles II. Cooke. 81; f. K: Seters, 81:
Lewis II. Cook, Jr.. 81: Albert GehrlnS,
81: John f. Richardson. 81: Charles HH-
dinRer. 81: Webster Fox, soc; g. II. Har-
ris. SOC. Total s31S.
Team No. 7, B. T. Honeoker, Captain.
John b. Garden. 500: ". T. Nico!l'
$50: Commercial Law Co. s2o; cash, SZ0:
donor. SIS: r. S. Honecker. $40: j. F.
Wcizcnd. $40: R. l.. Frazier. $40: MISS
Sarah Mcintyre. IN: Mayor II. Kirk. $40:
W. NJ. Windsor. $40: Edward Salade $40;
Marsh Watkins. SO; Edward Blakeley'
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Team NO. IL, Geo. J. Math son, Captain.

Ar. and Mt :. :. :. TN1TtN. EJVV, JN4EI'
Eorkhclmrr. $50: = friend. S:5u;' K. t.
Nay. sou: nr. and Mrs. r. Kelly SlOO:
George NJ. Sno"k. 500; George W. Baron.
slpO: Jan, \. Woods. $780,: Henry Bic
bcrSun. $50: William l.. Rricr. $50: W.
:. Mcdonald. SIS: j. {. Dent. sc5; Louis
T.. Brand, So. !. w.. Bcltz Sons Co. SIS;
Wheeling l.udE" No. iIj. |. q. 4. s.. SEQ:
F.. r. Carney. sla: Mary T.. Mckcrn. $40;
inm Plankry. $40: K. II. Nnylor. $40;
,;""rc" L. Carrnhaurr. IS: Allen Brock.
81: William W. England. So: Anton RE
hrrsnn. 81: +. +, .SuIth 81; Mrs isabella
Irwin, So. Total, $l.i"6.
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Team NO. 9, w. B. Irvine, Captain

E. ", Oslchav. $4,000: rslal" Of W. Y.
Burt. 81. 600: friend, $500: Wilson Nay
Tor. SlUO; NJ. y. Cecil, sine; y. g.. Nay
lor. SIS: Zrntz Bros. tirorcry Co. sou;
A. E. Schmidt. SIS: Louis White. SIS: j.
A. +. Dunbar SIS: Edward +. Qberman'
$:i: Georgr Norton. So: II. }. SchGuNer'
$50; Benjamin X. Higgins. IS: w. F.
Shalt"r. S.: T. n. McCnlIorh. So; W. q.
Brand. S.; W. J.. E'rl&lng, s.; J. +. Nc
Curdy. S.: :. ". Morris. 50; ". H. Up
ham. 50; T.. a.. Sl"Hdhlan. So John
Nplte. ST. rutal $G.Il6.
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Team NO. Is, c. A. Robinson, Captain

Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Stone. $500: Wheel
INK High School. $l46: Mrs. W: II. Koch.
$500: W. O. McClusky, $50; William hlr-
bach, .1r. $50; William Kirbach, ST.. $50:
Mrs. William Kirhach. $50; DR.. Elizabeth
II. kcay. S"5 Mrs. Z. l.. Stone. So;
Louis Kraft. S23; p: +. King. SIS:
Charles II. kccsur. NJ. n. S2U; William
X. kaiser. SIS: Y. j. korn. 50: Mrs. Harry
king. Jr.. 81: p. =. Kurncr, IS; J. J.
Ennncy. So d. II. II. kraalz. S.. Total.
Sl,n96.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-23
METHODIST PICNIC

Several hundred persons attended the
annual outing Of Methodist Sunday
Schools of the Wheeling district. held
yesterday At Wheeling Park No pro-
gram was carried out, but the day was
spent enjoying the amusements offered
at the mark
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Funeral for Miss Riddle Today.

Funeral services viii be held in the
family home. 123 Nineteenth street.
for Miss Mayme Riddle. popular
young woman where her death &C.
mass will Ue celebrated in st. JOS
'eph's cathedral at o'clock. The
members of branch Of St. Joseph's
346. l.. c. B. A. will attend the serY-
ices in body. Interment will be IN
Mt. Calvary.
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Funeral for MIR. Roberts Today.

This afternoon at 2:5U cIoCk lu-
neral services will be held for. An
drew Glass Roberts. we'll known resi-,
dent who died Thursday in the family
home. ~ 'Thirty-irst street. Mr.. Rob
erts was brother Of Miss Eta VI.
Roberts public librarian. the only sur
viying member Of the family. The
Rev. DR.. ". H.. Fields OF the First
Christian church. will o0iciate. and
interment viii be private in Green
wood
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Team No 1s. A. p. scheut. captalu.

F. Schenk \ Suns Co. Sl.UUUi Inc II:
Belts Co.. 500: 5. Ncsbitt, Jr., s5O: Mr.
and Mrs. George l.. Ioeckler. $50: Air,
and Mrs S. D. ClegS. $50: T. D. Prosser.
$50: q. g Clark. s25; Max Crone. SIS;
cash. $40: Gerhard \. Doepkcn. $40: W.
L. II. Caldwell. $40; l.. r. Crago. $40: II.
W. Campbell. So: Kirk Ridgcly. So: D: &.
Foo. Sc: G. r. Campbell. SIS: II. d. Nally.
s.: Harry SEN. 81: Dan Woods, 5; Harry
Shook, s.: Charles Hovcr,'S1; E. G. Ga
brIel. ST.. Total, sl.423.
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Team No. 10, r. R. Kitchen, Captain.

MI. and Mrs.. T., I. STUMP, S1Ui MI
and Mrs. .Nhn IL. clark. sac: n. Eek
stern. So: t. T. t;rir>l Il Co. $"J: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. &. T'auravAsi"$. $25; Wheel
ing Tir" Works. So; Mrs. Mollic i. Gut
man slh: :. T.. Elr"rn. $lU: j. u. Cor
don. $40: ". e. Gordon. $lD: DR.. lara
r. Sullivan $40: John }. Gompcrs. 81:
r. &. Glalx. 81: w. D. ,irisclrr. 81 II. {.
C;cmprrS. 81. Total. .$@6p.
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. Funeral for Mrs. Zieqler

Yesterday afternoon funeral SerV-
ices were held for Mrs. Anna Ziegler.
wife of Joseph Ziesler. who died sud
denly Tuesday in the family home.
1902 Woods street. Internlent was in
Greenwood
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Team No. Il, A. S. PAUL, Captain.

Anonymous. 500: the Windsor Hotel
CO.. 500: George VI. Van Kirk. 500:
George W. Sia!Eur. $50: Hicncr Hardware
90. S25: a. g. Hubbard. Sa5; - Nc
I Iuskcy. SO: George *. Wheat. SIN; {. I.
$40: Margaret johnson. $40;
cash. so: Perry Stationery Co. $40; II.
Miller Carcajauer. 81; Leo Hedges. 50;
cash s.; {. Il. Hamilton. 81. Total. S6e3.
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John Ausvar of Martins Ferry,

John Husvar. aged So. Hungarian.
of Martins Ferry. died in the North
Wheeling hospital yesterday after
noon OF abscess OF the head
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A little help goes a long ways.

If YOU would keep your body in
healthy and robust condition. throo-
bling with that splendid vitality that
indicates freedom from all ailments,
first Of all see that your blood IS Kept
pure. Any slight impurity tnae creePs
into YOUR blood will soon effect the
well-beng Of your whole system.
A few bottles OF S. $. S. will. give
lust the assistance that nature needs
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Death of Meyer Infant.

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Meyer of 29o9 Chapline street
died Yesterday morning at 1880
O'Clock Of infantile trouble.