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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

The Marion County Chapter Red
Cross received the message last night
that the Christmas boxes to go on the
Christmas ship to our boys in France
must be in Atlanta by the 18th of
the current month. Only specified
articles will be sent on the Christ
mas ship, a list of which was written
for today and will be published in a
day or two. Watch for it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mrs. r. D. Thompson recently made
and donated to the battleship Florida
two sweaters, two muffers, two pairs
of socks and three pairs of of wrist
let's Little Miss Margaret Chace, the
nine-year-old daughter of Mayor and
Mrs, J. Z. Chace, and a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Thompson, knitted one of
the sweaters and it was beautifully
done. Mrs. Thompson's gift was sent
to the battleship Florida through
Mrs. Harvey Clark, who is in charge
of the knitting for these comfort sets.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mrs. J. Carstens of the lake and
her sister, Miss Sara Agnew of Jack
sonville, who has been her guest at
the lake for sometime, left early this
morning for two weeks visit in New
York city. About the 22nd of this
month Mr.. and Mrs. Carstens, who
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mrs. Minnie Stevens, one of the eff
ficient nurses at the Marion County
Hospital, returned home Sunday from
visit to friends in Atlanta.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mrs. E. E. Dobbs left Saturday for
a short visit to friends in St. Peters
burg.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mr.. Frederick Hooker has returned
home from a months visit to Mrs.
Hooker and little Clifton in Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Ky. Mrs. Hooker and son
and Mrs. Watkins will return to
Ocala in about two weeks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

The Junior sewing circle of the
Methodist church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. G. C. Bryant ct
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-02

Mrs. Jacob H. Mason of Tampa,
formerly Miss Minnie Stovall, is en-
tertaining at cards this afternoon at
her home on the Boulevard in honor
of Miss Olive Petty, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Kenneth MacKay of
Tampa was recently announced.
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8 Head Of Horses,
Mules & Colts

No. Gray Mare, II years old, good
brood mare.
No. 2.-Bay Horse, years old, excellent
driver and true in all harness.
No. S-Bay Horse, 6 years old, work in all
harness.
No. 4-Yellow Mare, A years old. fine size
aad an excellent work mare.
No. 5---Sorrel Mare, 6 years old, work IN
all harness and fine driver.
No. 6-Black Colt, 8 years old, good size
No. bay Mare Colt, year old, good
size and very promising.
No.8-Mule, years old, good size and
gentle
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Or a total expenditure for
Rnard of Prisoners Of......... 5
s7.O1O.2O

a very considerable sum in the aggregate. Now,
in view of the fact, as we understand II, that
ahout 81 700 90 was paid to the prisoners eonhned
in Do yer iail by farmers and other citizens OF
this County for labor performed by them last
vaar we suggest that the Levy Court present a
biIi TO The present Legislature, requiring the
Sheriff of this County TO procure employment ior
al prisoners physically able TO work, ana the
wage obtained for their toll after first dedueting
10 per cent thoreof, TO be retained by tne eherl1
aS bis compensation for the extra service thus
imnosed' IN nos 10 be equally divided between the
Connty and the prisoner performing the lao0r. S,
Tast wears experience has clearly and tuly
donoonstrated Loo the practicability of the plan.
Only one prisoner Of the many employed, es-
censsd There certainly can be no question as 10
me beneiit to the prisoners both physically ana
morally in being employed out in the open ar
md sunlight rather than sitting In idleness IN
Close confinement, either in prison cell or jail
| corridor.
Tho great demand for farm labor in sections
,v1aroediatelv contiguous to the jail, trom which
the prisoners be conveyed 70 their IespecuiSSs iS
i Sonrtv makes the plan easily workable, anc
strenethens It's appeal to the sound Judgment o
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s2,872.2O

For short term prisoners in
Dover Jail last year the
cost Was............................' z,ofA'AV
For long term prisoners IN
New Castle County Work
house last year, the cost
was. f'ioo'VV
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Expenditures
Balance Good Roads Fund, Dec I, 1916, s 25OOS.s8

Your Committee. following the course it has
pursued for several years past, again respectfully
begs tO call attention to certain items OF Comp
trOller Grieves' report, and to suggest possible
remedies or Improvements in the interest OF the
citizens of this County.
First of all, we want to commend without stint,
Comptroller Grieves for the faithful performance
of his duty in this to the tax payers, exceedingly
valuable Office; for the splendid showing his
report ma keS, is due, in no small measure not
only to his close scrutiny in detail of all the bills
presented to him for audit, but also TO his watch
fulness of the expenditures in the administra-
tiOn of the COunty's affairs. Economies OF mo-
ment have already been secured, as witness a
deficit four years ago of 81 94443, as compared
with credit at the close of the past fiscal year of
$40 GAL So or net gain of nearly S5l 10000 in the
General Fund.
By careful regard for expenditures ON the part
of the Levy Court and all other County Ohlees
and Departments of the County Administration,
this balance to credit can, in our Judgment not
only be maintained but materially increased:
In this connection, we note in the purchase OF
ma erials and supplies for the County, vide
difference in the price paid by different Offices
| for apparently the same article 1t then, before
purchasing or placing an order for any materials
| or supplies, the Controllers Office, il which are
/ ali the bills of prior purchases, was consulted
| Information that would at least tend to uniform
| ity in price as well as economy to the county
| could be obtained. SO =,
| We are loathe to close this report without di
/ recting attention to the expenditure OF board
| prisoners.
Smyrna times., 1917-01-31

PUBLIC SALES

DGiO OAIG9
Thursday, Feb. Stock and Farming
Implements, of ]. Howard Garrison.
on the York farm at Brenford Sta
tion, 81 miles from Smyrna. |
son Moore. auc.
Friday, Feb. 2.--Stock. Farming I'm
plements, etc.. of Samuel ]. Now
land. on the P. Scott farm, on the
State Road, 3 miles north of
Smyrna. D. P. Hutchison, auc
Monday, Feb. Stock and Farming
Implements, of George Reed, Jr.,
ON the Scott farm on road leading
from Clayton to Delaney's, a miles
from Clayton and 2 miles from
Delaney's- Rynear W. Slaughter,
auc.
Tuesday Feb. 6-Stock and farming
implements, of w. C. Savin, on his
farm at Moores Corner, road leading
from Kenton tn Dover Ii miles west
of Cheswold.
Wednesday, Feb. 7-Stock and farm
ing implements of Michael Moffitt
on the Graham farm, or road lead
ing from Kenton to Downs Chapel,
one mile from Kenton. Leroy
Roberts. auc.
Wednesday, Feb. stock and farming
implements, of Arthur Minner, on
the Malcom Cochran farm, Ii miles
north of Townsend -Hutchison and
Collins, auctineers.
Thursday. Feb 8-Stock and farming
implemnts, Of A. Brattingham, on
the Miss Agnes Cummins farm, on
road leading from Smyrna to Sever
sons Church.
Monday, Feb. 12-Sale of Personal
Property. of Gilbert FARRELL on the
Alex. Corbitt farm, on the road from
Middletown to Odessa. Hutch
ison and Collins, auc.
Monday, Feb. 12.-Stock and farm
ing implements of Thomas H. Bur-
ris, on the Perkins Pratt home
farm, on road from Blackiston s
Cross Roads to Kenton. R. W
Slaughter, auc.
Tuesday, Feb. 13-Stock and Farm
ing Implements, of John H. Pratt,
on the Downs farm, on road lead.
ing from Kenton to Downs Chape
/ mile from Downs Chapel. Wilson
C. Moore, auc.
Wednesday. Feb. I4-Stock and farm
ing Implements, of Mrs. Mary ].
Reeder, OH her farm, on the roaC
from Powell's Corner to Reynold'i
Corner, 4 miles west of Clayton
D. P. Hutchinson, auc.
Wednesday. Feb. Ia Stock and farm
ing implements, of Sallie E. an
William g. Smith, on Alex. Corbit
farm in Dutch Neck, on road lead
ing from Leipsic to Woodlan
Beach. w. H. Collins, auc.
Thursday, Feb. 15-Stock and Farm
ing Implements, of W. Fl. Reed, o
the Garrison farm. on road fror
Kenton to Seven Hickories. .-LeRo
: Roberts, auc.
Thursday, Feb. 15-StocI1 and farm
i ing implements, of Daniel Ford, G
4 the Theodore Cavender farm, on ros
n from Smyrna to Walkers Schoo
! 2 miles from Smyrna w. H. Co
Is lins, auc.
Tuesday, 2O-Stock and farming in
6 plements, of W. B. Fretz. on Il
= Reihms farm, on road leading fro
Blacklist ms to Delaney's. / mi
from Blackiston. r. w. Slaughte
, acu.
st Wed. Feb. 21-Stock and farmil
:, implements. of Clarence Tingle,
is his farm on road from Kenton
IS Lockwood, 21miles from Kenton.
al Leroy Roberts auc.
Smyrna times., 1917-01-31
Farming Implements, &c.

Farm Wagon, Hay Rigging, York Carriage,
in good order; 2 No. 19 Oliver Plows,in good
srder: No 40 Oliver Plow, ,60-tOoth Harrow,
58-tooth from Frame Harrow, Spring-tooth
Harrow, Randall Harrow, in perfect order;
Acme Harrow, good as new; Steel Roller,
good as new; 14-foot Wheelbarrow Seed
Sower, 6 Walking Cultlvators, Sulky Gull
tivators, Wheelbarrow, Slop Cart, 11-spout
Disc Ontario Grain Drill good as new; Silky
Plow, Oliver, just used one season; Corn
Shelter, Birthstone. Tomato Body and
Springs, in good shape; Farm Bell, ,Carrlrge
Pole, Dearborn Pole, 6 sets Plow Harness,
all good; sets Wagon Harness, set Double
Harness, all complete: set Carriage Harness,
Fly Net, Hogshead, lot Collars and Brides,
good as new; some Forks and Shovels, &c.
Blue Rock and good one; some Milk Cans.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Consisting of
Bedsteads, Rocking Chairs, China Cupboard,
Stands. Sewing Machine, Buckeye Incubator
and Brooder, good as new.
TERMS-All sums of 800 and under, casE
will be required; over this amount credll
of 10 months will be given by purchaser
giving bankable note with approved Sec
urity. No goods to be removed until term
are complied with.
Thomas II. BurriS
r. w. SLAUGHTER. Auctioneer.
"a Sale Goes on Rain or Shine.
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Thomas II. Burris.

r. w. SLAUGHTER. Auctioneer.
r4r Sale Goes on Rain or Shine.
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9 Head of Cattle
s Head Of Good Mich Cows

Some will be close springers by day of sale
Bulls. one Holstein and one Guernsey,
years old, good size and good bred. Year
ling Heifers, good size and bred from my
best cows
Smyrna times., 1917-01-31
13 Head of Hogs

Q Brood Sows. 10 Shoats, weighing from
40 to so pounds each. Boar, weighing 135
pounds. These are the short nose Berk-
shire Breed.
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GOOD ROADS ACCOUNT

Total Indebtedness......................s 185OOOI
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4,1ss.OO
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EXPENDITURES

Total Receipts for the year, including
Balance in General Fund. ......... S 142 23l. .O6 |
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REPORT
Auditing Committee
COmptroller's Office
Kent County, Del.
1916
To the Honorable William H. BOvce.
Resident Associate Judge of Kent County
Delaware

10 the honorable William H. BOyce,
Resident Associate Judge of Kent County,
Delaware
We, the undersigned committee of three free
holders OF Kent County, appointed by the Hon
0raole William II. BOyce, Resident Assoca te
Judge of Kent County, to inspect the books and
accounts of Mr. Harry B. Grieves, Comptroller of
follows:
The period covered by this report is from De
eember first nineteen hundred and fifteen, to
December first Nineteen Hundred and Sixteen.
We have examined the books and accounts of
Nj. Harry B. Grieves, Comptroller of Kent
County, and find them correct
We have carefully examined the published re-
port OF Mr.. GreVeS, and hereby incorporate its
main features in our report as follows:
Dec. l, 1915, Balance in General Fund s 27,O49.65
RECEIPTS
Fees from County Officers SIS, ,424Ol
From Taxes and COnstableS. &C. 757. 40 l15 ISL Al
Total Receipts for the year, including
Balance in General kuDd &
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Kent County Indebtedness

S unding Bonds of the
value of 100000 each as
provided by Act of General
Assembly approved March
u, A. b. .l9l8'.................... SIS, 10000
100 Kent County Good Roads
Bonds of the value of
100000 each as provided by
Aci of General Assembly
approved March 20, A. D.
1913 .......... ..................... SlOO OOO.UO
Smyrna times., 1917-01-31

Our good citizens. If we can improve the phys
ical and especially the moral conditions of our
prisoners. and at the same time make the inca
ceration seli-SuppOrting, why IS 1t not good
system to inaugurate?
In closing this report we reiterate our previous
declaration that with the right man in this
Office too much cannot be said in cOmmendatlOn,
either of the office or the man in it,
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER O. HDFFECkER,
JOHN c. HOPKINS,
HENRY !. BEERS, Jr.,
Committee.
State of Delaware,
Kent County, IS:
Be il remembered, that on the tenth day Of
January A. ID. 1917, before the subscriber, No
tary Public of the state of Delaware, personally
appeared Walter 0. HOffecker, John {. Hopkins
and Henry J. Beers, Jr.. cOmmittt to inspect lie
books and accounts of the Comptroller OF Kent
County respectively, and made solemn oath that
the foregoing report and statements are true ana
correct to the best of their know ledge and be
lief . ...,,-.-,.l,,.,.r,
JOHN G. HOPKINS,
HENRY /. BEERS, JR.,
Committee.
Sworn and subscribed before me the day and
WILBUR D. BURTON,
(SeaD Notary Public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
VOCATIONAL TEACHERS
TO MEET HERE TONIGHT
School Nursing" Will Be Topic Of
Oiscussion-Many Educators and
Orhers to Take Part.

Teachers Of tho Ohio Valley NoCa-
tIonal Teachers Association will gath
or in the domestic science building Of
the Wheeling High school tonight for
their regular meeting. school Nurs-
ing will b" the evenings discussion
topic.
PEof. L. F. Church. Jr.. of the West
Virginia University; Miss Harriet NJ.
PhalPn. Of the Ohio Valley General
Hospital School for Nurses: Jr. Il. L.
Drnkard, school physician; Miss
M0ulter. Of the WnodSdale school:
Miss Beecroft. Of rhr Wheeling public
schools. and Miss Clara Ross. of the
Wheeling High school, will deliver ad.
dresses.
The program is AS follows:
THE Conditions in the Schools"
Miss Clara Ross.
conditions in the Home Miss Bee,
croft. =.
"Conditions in Rural Schools" Miss
Mnulter.
conditions as Found by School Doc
tor" Or. Il. /. Drinkard.
conditions in the Hospital" Miss
Harriet NJ. Phalrn.
"ReQuiSitns of Il Vocational Teach.
cr," Prof. T.. T.. Church, Jr
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REV, We, SCHUETTE
TO MAKE ADDRESS
ON REFORMAT ton
ST. James Pastor to Speak at Quadrl.
Centennial Mass Meeting
ID

Rev. Walter F.. Schuctte, pastor OF
ST. James Lutheran church, has been
iinviied BY the quadri-centennial com,
miter of the Lutheran churches or
Wheeling district 10 address a big
mass meeting in this city on~SundaH :.
June "a. The meeting will be one Of
the many of tho year celebrating the
quadri-ccnlrnnial Of the Reformation.
The Commitfe in charge mas not yet
decided upon the place of holding the
June mass meeting. but it will prob
ably be In the Court theatre.
Rev. Schu"l,e, who recently became
pastor of ST. lanes. is widely known
for his ability as an orator. He has
addressed several quadri.ceNtennial
events and is particularly we'll quail
fled To discuss the Reformation.
The quadri-centennial committee
took this opportunity 10 present him
10 the people of Wheeling district in
The capacity in which he is we'll known
in many parts of the country.
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This morning nj 10 o'clock the last
case TO be tried al the present term
of federal court here, being that OF
w. S. Freed Of Moundsyille against the
Lisgett & Myers Tobacco company Of
Richmond. Va. will be started. The
suit is for $25. Don for alleged perma-
nenr injuries received when me de.
PENDANT was struck by an automobile
belonging 10 the defendant company
Ut Fourteenth and Market streets, this
city. about TWO years ago. There Is
large arraw OF lawyers engaged 10 try
the case. which vii! he bitterly
fought. There are Il number OF Wit
nesSes 10 be examined and The attor.
news will address the jury. II is like.
ly that The case will not he giTen the
jury until larc Saturday afternoon. I'M
mediately upon the jury returning It's
verdict court will adjourn.
Senator J. b. Sommerville VIII be
chief counsel Tor the plaintiff while
the Hon. Charles T.. Carrigan or
M0undsyille and Attorneys t.rskne.
Palmer and Curl of This CRY Will rep
resent the defendant company.
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0. Y. G. \, TAG DAY
PROCEEDS WILL Be
GIVEN RED CROSS
SATURDAY. JUNE 9, SELECTED
AS DATE FOR ANNUAL
OBSERVANCE
Woman's Hospital Association Will
Sew on Thursdays at Red Cross
AeadduarterS

At a meeting of the woman's boalc
of the o. V. G.. hospital il WAS decided
10 hold the annual Tag day on Satur.
day, June y. and he proceeds OF the
day BE- given TO The Wheeling chapter
Of tho American Red Cross for tic
purchase Of necessary supplies. The
ladies are hoping this will meet with
the hearty approval and cooperation
of the people OF Wheeling. enabling
tho Woman's Hospital association 20
add large sum 10 the Red Cross
work.
II was also decided 10 have Thurs
days as the Ohio Vallev General hos
pital association DAY for sewing at the
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provide quarters for the Mems club OF
the church and additional Sunday
school room. Work Of remodeling the
building will be started soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY
Will Be Held in Methodist Churches
Last Saturday in May to
Boost Institute

Last Saturday in May to
Boost institute.
Special plans are being made for
great rally in the Methodist Episcopal
churches the last Sunday night In
May 70 enlist young men and women
for membership in The Epworlh league
institute Ia be- held al BuCkhannOn.
w. Va. August +-12. That will be
known as "Epworth League Institute
Night in all the EpwOrlh leagues in
Meihodism and the topic discussed by
the young people will be in this form:
."Why Should Attend League llstl-
tute?"
West Virginia young folks will or
course be- most interested in the IN
stitutc at Buckhannon., The various
committees have been appointed and
plans are being worked out To make
this event one Of the most helpful
ever offered 10 the boys and girls OF
The state Rev. H. Blaine Moose, Tun-
Melton, W. Va. is chairman Of the reg
istration committee and is ready TO
answer any questions concerning cost
and room and board This and other
items OF information will be ready for
the folks at the rally, Sunday evening,
May q.
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The specifications have been approved

The specifications have been approved
and bids will be opened May rs.
June . has been fixed as the date
for opening bids for a new inmate
building at the new county lntirmary.
The estimated cost Is In the neighbor-
hood of 100000.
The commissioners ordered drastic
action 10 stop a contractor from dig.
ging up the National pike at Lennox
and instructed Engineer McCluskey
to submit ordinances to the Fulton and
Elm Grove councils turning the TUT
towns over to the commissioners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-11

Garden .Rakes Of malleaDlc
iron with If curved teeth. 39c
kind Friday at 27c each.
Naruum Washers made of cx-
ira heavy tim and rctinned, no
solder used in construction, 19c
kind Friday for CSC.
Wool Wall or Ceiling Brushes
complete with long handle for
wall and ceiling work and short
handle for close range busting,
soc kind Friday for 71c.
Screen Wire Cloth, black
enamcled kind, 81, 26, IS, 80
and 80 inches wide, specially
priced for Friday, any width
for &c a running foot.
Clothes Dryers, folding wall
kind. S arms 30 inches long,
adjustable to two heights, Zoe
kind Friday for 61c.
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Elastic Felt
Mattresses at
$685.

nDR Friday $ and Saturday S
i selling wr will have 300
Elastic Felt Mattresses at Il
very special price. These are
very soft and luxurious, ex-
ccptionally we'll made and are
covered with high-gradc art
ticking!i They com" in sizes tor
single or full-sizc beds, are %
pounds in weight and have the
French roll edge. These Mat
tresses were bought six months
ago at price concession and
would be worth at present quo
tationS $500, but Friday, and
S SaS 'a":c E tor . sa1 1885
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Clothes Baskets made of
whole willow, large size with
plain or heavy braided top,
$1.79 and $1.98 kinds, Friday
for S1.37.
Step Ladders, s feet tall,
with bucket shelf and center
brace. iron rod under each step,
$1.25 kind Friday for S1.O3.
Toilet Paper, the Lake Cham
plain brand Of crepe toilet It's
sue, our &c leader Friday at
seven rolls for 29c.
Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans
made Of heavy black sheet iron
which is then dipped in gal
vanizing fluid which fills up the
seams and makes the best can,
deep fitting cover and bail,
$1.l0 kind Friday for 7Sf.
Market Street aoor
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SCRATCHED 10 YEARS
HEALED IN ONE WEEK
Finally Cured by Using One
Dollar Bottle of AmoloX.

One bottle OF Amolo1 cured me. For
ten years | suffered with eczema OF the
scalp. my head being covered with scales
and scabs. ] tried everything recon-
mended and everything advertised with
out relief until | bought Il bottle OF
Amolox 1t relieved the itching at once.
and one bottle entirely cured my eczema
! heartily and cheertully recommend II
TO all sufferers of thia horrible disease.
JAMES w. SEWARD,
Brazil Indiana
Amolox Ointment alone will quickly
Danish pimplcS, blaCkheadS. and take out
all rcdness OF the skin and cure most
forms Of skin disease. Bad. chronic cases
IF Eczema, Psoriasis. letter, that have
lasted for years. yield more quick!y
when both ointment and liquid are used;
Trial size SOC. {. II. Griest Il Co.. ll49
Market St. Wheeling. w. Va. guarantee
Amolnx. and will refund the money If 1t
fails To give satisfaction.
Send postal for free sample 20 Amolo1
Laboratories. Youngstown Ohio.
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ASKING FOR BIDS

County Commissioners Ask Contrac-
tors to Submit Proposals.
The county commissioners yester'
day instructed Road Engineer ". u.
McCluskey. Jr. to submit his specth'
cations for retaining walls and CON
crete culverts to be constructed along
the new Middle Wheeling Creek road.
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Friday Specials From the
Housewares Section

CEASONtABLE special offerings from the House
- wares Section for the benefit Of Friday shoppers:
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BIG CIVIL SUIT IN
j. 5, COURT TODAY
w. S. FREED OF HUNTSVILLE,
WHO SEEKS DAMAGES
AGAINST TOBACCO CO.,

suesfor S25, 5000 for Alleged injuries
When Struck by Auto--Court
Adjourns Saturday.
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DEAL IS CLOSED
First Presbyterian Church trustees
Purchase the Fawcett Property.

Trustees Of the First Presbyterian
church Yesterday closed a deal. for the
]. ". Fawcett property, Immediately
adjoining the church property on
Chapline street. The congregation
authorized the purchase Of the prop
erty for S33. 900 wednesday evening. =.
The newly acquired property will