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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-16

,ji, .Federace Prace zahajila agi-
taci. aby vsichni zelezafsti del
4iN 7 sClevelandu byli v unii
soustfedeni a vcera v vFAdamso-
We sini ma squaru prvnf toho
druhu agitacni schGze byla u
sporadana. N6koiik set ocelaru
Sc jiz k uni pripojilo a dalsi
tisice neuniovych prihlasi sc v
tomto tydnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-16
CLEVELANDSKE ZTRATY.

Vcereisf seznam ztrat amer
armady We Francii vykazoval
celkem 6340 jmen a mezi temi
ie 40 jmen Cleveland'an1. Ce-
ske ztraty jsou:
Cetar Ondrej Danek, PITS
zap. 7 ul., tezce ranen.
Gabriel Kvasnicka, 1886 W.
chodni 80 ul., tezce raneh.
S. Tichovsky, 8208 Fulton
Road, nezvestny.
AL. Jungman, 1922 vych. "a
'uI., nezvestny.
Josef Kocab, 1886 Trow-
bridge Ave., padl.
Ant. Pazdernik, 1858 zap,
so Place, ranen.
W!Ss;sl |W1!llsslSsl
PREPADLI WAX.
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.syE Yss'
INA ZBAR MAf1C1".
Divadelni pfedstaveni Sokola.
Havlicek. rg

Ia slusne navstevy. iez by
ale vzhledem k icelu pofada-
neho divadla mela byti vetsi Sc
|hrali clenove a tlenky Sokola
Havlfcek pfflezitostnou hru z
ceskeho zivota trech. iedna-
Mich "Na zdar Matici"", napsa-
nou F. j. Kostalem. Ulohy OBJ
sazeny: byly ma mnoze osvedce-
nymi ochotniky a sehrana sc
|.zdarem zasluhou dobre rezie.
Pan v. Baumgartl sehral iak
obycejn6 dobfe tilohu zamozne-
Tho mestana Samce a ,,peknou
.jeho dceruskou byla 81. M. Kim
Iowa. Ctverlfstek poradateli ma
iticni slavnosti byl dobre pred
staven PIP. Petrem, Pelichem,
Uhlem a simerkou. Najemce
Prauze pax Sc zdarem sehral p.
K. Cansky. Danny V. Brichcino-
va a M. Riedlova st9lesnily ma
prknech Lfzinku, kucharku q
Vondrejcovou, modistku. Ulo-
T. ha Fabiana sehrana byla pa
tricnou davkou humoru p. A.
Klimesem a pp. A. Navratil
(Nesyta, pekaf), FIR. Prochas-
ka (Koryto, reznik), j. Kiml
(Pesina). vhodne zapadli v ra-
mec souhry. Zpevni vlozky v
.moziaktf j We hre nemalo pfi-
,spelv k celkovemu dspechu.
Ned6lnf djvadlo ridil p. O.
*. Brichcin s velkou peel a pa
trf mu o celkovy zdar nemala
zasluha.
V meziaktich ucinkovala So
kolska hudba prednesem who'd
nych skladeb vyhravala po-
'zd6ji mladezi k tanci po skon-
cenem divadle. Nabytek potreb
my k vyzdobeni sceny zapdjcila
s nevsednf laskavosti firma Be-
mes, Federman a spoil. ma Broad
way. Cily zabavni vybor Sokola
Havlicek chysta ma rozlouce-
nou sc stavajicim rokem vel
kou sylvestrovskou zabavu.
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MNOHO DOPISt DO
FRANClE.

PoStmistr Murphy priznava,
ze vanocni correspondence letos
pfedstihla vSecko predvanocni
dopisovani v letech minulych.
Tisice dopisG adresovano je ma
Sim vojinGm do Francie a dalsi
tisice Sc ocekavaji. ZvlaStni IL
ga posiluje podobne uslecntile
dopisovani u kterezto igy zde
ie zvlaSte cinnou 81. Norma Hru
bych. 1922 Lee Road, jejiz
diva bratri slouzi v amer. VOL
sku ma zapadni fronte.
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MsS,:Ss,I -WSs!Sl
PREPADLI WAX.

Biz vesnice Deshler, o., pre-
paden byl vcera vlak Baltimore
& Ohio drahy peti bandity, je-
hoz cestujici obrani asi $500.
Bandite po lupu opustili vlak a
ujeli ma ne vyckavajicim auto
mobilem do Toledo, kde byli ma
stesti chyceni a korist Jim ode
brana.
Jsou to muzi vesmes z Tole-
do pochazejfci, VIM. Bennett,
VIM. Walsh, J. Williamson, w.
Woods j. Flanagan.
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VS. IMsa
RANEN v "BEZPEcNEM
PASMU".

w. Lands, 681O Franklin
Ave. vyckaval vcera ma prijezd
kary v tax zvanem "bezpec-
mem pasmu" ma zap. 80 ul., kde
Sc vsak velkeho bezpeci nedo.
,ckal. eKterys autoista zabocil
'nahodile do onoho pasma, Lam
disc tezce zranil, nacez ujel. Ra
'neny nachazi Sc pritomne v
Charity nemocnici a neopatrne-
no autoistu hledaji detekti-
hvove. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-16
soUbcE zcuL zAsTAvA
10 VEkEJNYCH URADO.

Smfrci soudce J. J. Zoul, je-
hoz 1radovna ma Ontario Ave.
Biz okr. budovy Sc nachazi, ia
stava pritomne deset vefejnych
1radd. Je totiz rychtarem, dale
policejnfm soudcem v Shake,
Heights, adjutantem IL Army &
Navy unie, cvititelem u strelec-
keho a revolveroveho klubu,
cvicitelem Il vojenskeho bube-
nickeho sboru, vykonnym Gle
mem u American Protective Ii
gy, zastupcem vladni poklad-
ny v Cuyahoga okresu, vojen-
skym zastupcem naseho okre-
su, okr. vypomocnym hajnym
a vyp. koronerem.
'WsSl IWSSl
MA cERVENY KRfz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-16
SVOBODU IRSKE ZEMI.

V divadle Colonial konala Sc
vcera schIze pratel svobodne-
no Irska, "a kterezto schdze
sformovana byla resoluce, zada
jici presidenta Wilsona jakoz
amer. mirovou konfisi nyni v
Pafizi prodlevajici, ably We pro.
speech irske samospravy "a ev.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-16
NAVRAT tEsKYCH
AVIATIkU.

V neivetsfm americkem tabo
| fe vojenskych aviatiku Garden
City II New Yorku pokracova-
no je rovnez V demobilisaci a
vcera vratilo Sc do Ohio $50
dotcenych aviatikG, mez' nimiz
byla celia rada letcG cleveland
Iskych a mezi mimi nekolik a
waikiki Geskeho p6vodu. Po ma
.vratu SVEN do Ohio, ohlasili Sc
predevsim v tabore Sherman
Chill;cothe, nacez odjeli do me
sta naseho.
z ceskych aviatiku Sc vratili: /:
Karel Refs Cd 259 letecke eska
dry; Kazimir siroky Cd 333 es-
kadry; Emil Cejka, mechanik; !;
H. snejd Cd 317 eskadry; Oto-
kar Krejci, vrchni aviatik; FIR.
Dezort Cd 80 eskadry; Harry
Kubes, mechanik.
V americkych leteckych tabo
rech je dosud We sluzbe 100000
aviatikG, kteri budou z vojny
v nekolika tydnech propusteni.
Kapitan NJ. E. Knight ma n.y.
H6iSi demobilisaci ma starosti.
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WS'ssl MSS Ml!'!s's]
HOCH ZABIT AUTEM.

Trinactilety Albert Bicas,
1896 Lakeview Ave. "a vcerej-
siho pokusu prebehnout, vych.
1913 ul. biz Euclid Ave. .zachy-
cen byl autem M. Minadena,
13404 Garden Ave. a ma mlste
zabit. Autoista byl zatcen, wy
mlouva Sc vsak, ze dft9 vbehlo
mu primo pod kola a nasledov-
ne nemohl pry v cas- stroj svuj
Zastaviti.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

Mrs Anna Parks attended the asso-
citation at Hopewell near Pontotoc last
week.
Mrs. Irby c. Nichols, of Baton
Rouge, La. spent the past week with
her mother, Mrs. p H. Wright Jr.
Mrs. W. s. Hamilton. of Jackson
Miss, Is tne guest OF ncr rsvtsn-'
Mrs. Ella Rhodes.
Miss Eta Allen, of Memphis. Tenn.
attended the funeral services of NJ
Stinebeck.
Miss Elgenia Leftwich. of Aberdeen,
is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Culley.
Mrs. Clarence Sivley, Of Memphis,
Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. Benz Price.
Mr.. Curby Parks is visiting friends !
Clarksdale this week.
Miss Susie May Baird is staying at
Miss Eugenia Trigg and attending the
High School.
Mrs. June Baker and daughter Leila
May and mother Mrs. Baker, of Bel
zoni. are visiting their sister and
daughter Mrs. o. NJ. Cresswell-
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

The next shipments will be as fol-
lows:
Cattle sheep and Goats on Saturday,
September 2lst.
Popcorn on Wednesday, September
the 25th.
Sorghum on Thursday, October
the 3rd.
Hogs on Friday, October the 11th.
The Second Boys Corn and Pig Con-
test will be held in Oxford on Friday,
October 18th, at which time We will
have an exchange day for pure-bred
pigs. All farmers who have pure
bred pigs for sale are requested 10
bring them to Oxford on this date and
those parties who desire first class
breeding stock are also requested 10
be present.
Details of the Club Show will be
given later.
l. A. OLSON,
County Agent
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

manslaughter.
A number of cases were disposed of
by the Court by trial and continuance,
among those continued was the Gran
berry case. Cranberry was rearrcst-
ed and his bond was fixed at $1,000,
which he made and was released.
Just before the Court adjourned,
fhe following resolutions were read 10
the Court:
Resolutions.
WHEREAS, it is known to the Bar
of this County that Judge J. L. Bates
will not hold another term of this
Court and that he is soon 20 leave the
Bench.
We. the Members Of this Bar of La
fayette County and Officers of Court
do formally express our regret in
losing Judge Bates from the Bench
and our appreciation of his Uniform
kind and courteous treatment of us
and the able, impartial ard fearless
manner in which he at all times dis
charged his onerous duties.
THEREFORE. RESOLVED FIRST
That the Members of the Bar of La
fayette County, and Officers of the
Court bear with deep regret of Judge
Bates's retirement from the Bench.
?. That Judge Bates has made an
able, impartial, fearless and courteous
Judge.
3. That wherever fortune may
carry him he has our best wishes foi
his happiness and prosperity. and that
he has always our friendship anc
confidence.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENING.

The Public School opened Monday
Morning at 9 o'clock. The Chapel
was overflowing. Quite a number OF
the pa1-ons and about 100 pupils
were present.
Rev. w. w. Woolard conducted the
Devotional Exercises and made a fine
address. DIR. C. 6. Longest presented
a beautiful picture of the Battle OF
Gettysburg given to the school by
Mrs. Bem Price.
Prof. Donaldson then drew the at
tention of the people to beautiful
Service Flag of 38 stars in honor OF
the High School Graduates from this
place in the service of their country
given by the graduating class of the
past year.
Two of the teachers, Misses Kim
mons and Wright are collecting the
names of all the students that are now
in the war, and will be glad to receive
the names of all, so that they may be
enabled to get complete list.
DR.. Hume made few remarks in a
most pleasing manner, and the exer-
cises were closed by Rev. w. ]. Bruce
with few well chosen words.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
BIG SHIPMENT OF
HOGS LEAVE OXFORD
ll9 Farmers Represented In Shipment
OF 365 Head of Hogs-Best Hogs
Bring Fancy Price.

Last Friday, September 6, was hog
shipping day for oxford and La
fayette county. Four cars Of hogs,
the best lot ever to leave a Mississippi
loading pen, We're brought in by ll9
farmers of the county There were
800 head.
The average weight of the entire
lot was 1874 pounds. The average
weight of No. Is 1913 head, was 2l0
pounds and was sold in ST. Louis with
in five cents of the top price, bringing
2015.
The total net receipts for the entire
shipment was $l2,1l6.
10 show the interest being taken in
Lafayette County IN hog raising, in
1916 there were five ears of hogs
shipped from Oxford. In 1917 there
were II ears of hogs shipped from Ok
ford. In 1918, up to date there has
been q cars of hogs shipped from Ok
ford, and the number viii go to 40 by
the end of the year.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE.
Rangers Sale.

| will, on the first Monday of Octo-
ber, 1918, within lawful hours, COM
mencing at twelve (12) o'clock. at the
Court House, sell for Cash, to the
highest bidder, the following de-
scTibed estray animal:
One Mare Colex Sorrel, height, Ii
l-2 hands, age about Is years. TAX
en up by Fred Wood. IL miles West of
Oxford, Miss.
Valued and appraised at the sum Of
$4,000.
Witness my signature, this 18th day
of September, 1918.
G. II. EVANS, J. p.
Ex-Officio &. a. r.
(E. Sept. l2-l9-26.l
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

Mr. Thomas Swami spent a few
IS in Oxford en-oute to Camp Pike
Isre he hoped to go in training.
Nr and Mrs. Buford Anderson, of
|mbert, Miss, were guests of Oxford
y College Hill relatives and friend;
ka few days this week.
Mss Lucy Elliott, of Grenville, spent
i--' aaye with her aunt Mrs. w. w.
lou en-oute 10 M. c. at Holly
brings.
Mss NELL Turner who has been
)siting Miss Pearl Hickey has return
to her home IN Jackson. Miss.
Mrs. Williams, of jackson, Tenn. is
pending a few days this week with
~ sister Mrs. S. S. Webster.
Mr. Rowland, of Coffeeville, Miss,
bent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
lavid Nelson.
Miss Vera Pullman, of Eta, is stay
Eg with her aunt Mrs. Land-um
|sayell and attending the Public
lhool
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Showers, Mrs.
[hlton, and Miss Anna Porter and
lece Miss Annie Elizabeth Harkins
riended the funeral services of Mrs.
lemon Bell at Oakland Monday.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Mississippi.)

s1tstNt vi hiSHtNNiPBl.J
County of Lafayette.)
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Clerk of the Board of -.
pervisors of above said county and
State will receive sealed bids up until
1900 o'clock, Noon, Tuesday, October
sth, 1918, for the construction of a
levee of bridges across Tallahatchie
Bottom to connect the two Bond Issue
Roads between the Abbeville Road
District and the Marshall Bond Issue
Road.
Said levee TO contain about $4,000
cubic yards of earth work, more or
! less, and about 900 feet of bridge work
more or less, and other incidentals as
shown on plans and specifications.
Said work to be done in accordance
with plans and specifications to be filed
with the Clerk of this Board not later
than the 18th day of September. 1918.
The successful bidder shall enter in
to good and solvent bond for the faith
full performance of the duties imposed
upon him in awarding contract; each
and every bid before being considered
by the Board shall contain a certified
check or bid bond for percent of
the amount of the bid as "A guarantee
of good faith on the part of the bidder.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids and either let
the same at public outcry or readver-
tlse, as they may see fit
Given under my hand and official
seal, this September 10th, 1918.
w. NJ. WOODWARD, Clerk.
BY LOUIS STEPHENS, ID. c.
r. Sept. 12-l9-26. st.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

Vernon Dalhart. the popular lyric
tenor, will be heard in an unique re-
cital at the opera house on the even
ing of October 1st.
Mr. Dalhart is one of the growing
body of splendid singers who boasts
of his American birth and training.
Until he was sixteen, Mr.. Dalhart,
lived and worked on n Texas cattle
ranch. He then went to Dallas to
work in a hardware store where he
teacher. He was induced to cultivate
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

Miss Elizabeth Blouat. of Water
Valley, spent the weekend with Miss
Elizabeth Bell.
Mesdames McCharen, Goodwin, Joe
Smith, Wilson, James Price, and
Messrs. w. L. Smith, w. l.. Goodwin
and Morris attended the Association
at Hopewell near Pontotoc, Friday
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. McDaniels and children, who
have been spending the summer at
their country home at Springville
Miss, have returned to Oxford.
Mr.. Robbie Buford, of Lambert
Miss, is visiting Oxford and College
Hill relatives and friends.
Mrs. Tease, of Water Valley, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Bunyan Wooten
Mr.. Huylett, of Water Valley, spent
the weekend with his cousin Miss Lii
lie Mae McElroy.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
|ARY MEETING AT
|USCLE SHOALS, ALA.

.,s are no doubt mary 49,, .e !"
n, a39pIe, friends and neighbors
in Sheffield, Tuscumbia, or
nee and Muscle Shoals, Ala. 1t
therefore, be of interest to such
/ to know that / am leaving this
fOr Sheffield for the purpose of
|ug an effort to help the Christian
Of all denominations of the
named communities to come to-
|sr Ii a united effort to reach for
h and the Church some of the
throngs Of people now living and
king in the great industrial center
he Muscle Shoals District. The
ting will be held under a Gospel
in the business center of Sheffield
n the crowds are thickest. Local
ors will be asked to come with
people, do most of the preaching
lead their forces in personal work.
want to ask everyone who reads
and feels an interest in the meet
10 drop me a card or letter assur-
ne of your sympathy and prayers;
if you wish to make an offering
rd the expenses of the meeting,
have the privilege of doing that
want to ask also that you give
he name and postoffice address of
one in the above named places in
n you are especially interested,
her such an one be a Christian or
Please address any communica-
which you may wish to send me
ev. w. ]. Bruce, care of Rev. T. H.
son, Sheffield, Alabama.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

There is no excuse for using mules
altogether on the farm. Trade one OF
more mules Tor good brood mares and
raise mule colts. The mares VIII be
regular and reliable work animals
The mules can de all the heavy work
and the brood mares the lighter work
on the farm. The colts viii often pay
for the keep of themselves and FOR the
keep of the mares. Selling good
horses and mules raised from work
mares is a highly profitable business
on well regulated farms.-The Pro
gressive Farmer.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
MRS. S. c. CARLTON
PASSES AWAY.

The many friends of Mrs. S. C.
Carlton will be grieved TO hear of hel
death which took place at her home in
Memphis Sunday morning. Her re
mains were inferred in Elmwood Gem.
etery Monday.
Mrs. Carlton was 81 years of age
She spent her young days in OrIwood
She is sister of Mr.. Bac Orrwood
and an aunt of Mesdames Rushing
Shinault, c. d. Bennett, and w. W
Elliott of this place.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
Oxford Lafayette County, Miss Thursday September y 1919
RUSSELL
GETS ARM BROKE.
Crank;ng q Ford When II Back fires
Rrcsking Mr.. Russell's Right
Arm.

This morning after he had been to
the depot to meet the 1856 south
bound passenger train, Mr.. Lee M
Russell, while cranking his Ford met
with most painful accident. The
engine back-fred, the crank striking
his right wrist and breaking both
bones. He was carried to a local
hospital where he received medical at
tention.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
CIRCUIT COURT HOLDS
SHORT SESSION
Judge J. L. Bates Retires From Bench
RESOLUTIONS Passed BY Bar
And Court Officers.

The fall term of the Circuit Court OF
Lafayette County convened Monday
and was in session Tuesday and
Wednesday, when adjournment was
taken.
Judge Bates delivered his charge to
the Grand Jury after it was drawn
Monday, which was an able document,
after which the Grand jury got down
to real business. This body was in
session all day Tuesday when il ad-
journed and made the following re
port.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
w. A. STINEBECk
PASSES AWAY
Prominent in Business Circles For 4
Number of lears-And One OF
The Pioneers of Oxford.

The entire town was shocked when
the news spread that ". A. Stinebeck
was dead last Wednesday Night. He
was Ga years old and was a resident
of the grand old state OF South Caro-
lima. He came to Oxford more than
81 years ago, and has been connected
IN the business world ever since. He
oWned large property holdings in Ok
ford. He was graduate OF the Col
lege of Pharmacy, of Philadelphia
Pa.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
BILBO DEFEATED IN
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

Governor Theo. G.. Bilbo, candidate
for Congress from the Sixth District,
was defeated by his opponent in the
second primary Tuesday by something
like 5000 votes, Judge Paul Johnson,
of Hattiesburg, being the successful
candidate.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

Mr.. Ii. j. Perkins, of Batesville, a
stockholder in the Porter Hardware
Company of this city, has accepted a
position with the corporation and is
now associated as Secretary and
Treasurer. We welcome Mr. Perkins
10 our city.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

The county paper is working for
you and the development of the
county's resources and you should
support it.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
MISS HARMON DIES.

Miss Fannie Harmon, age 81, of
near Tula, died Wednesday Morning.
No particulars regarding the death.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

was overheard singing by a vocaI
tne GIT that nature gave him, anc
after extensive study in New York
he made his debut in "The Girl of the
Golden West" He created such q
favorable impression that he was en-.
gagged to sing the leading role in tn,
hight opera "Pinafore" at the New
York Hippodrome. There are few
singers of either sex who can sing the
charming old southern melodies as
well as Mr.. Dalhart.
Admttance to the recital will be b,
card only issued by Porter Hardwar,
Company.
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12
LIST OF GRAND JURY.

J. W. Smith.
VIII Rogers.
J. l.. Read.
Lee Williams.
Charles Mize.
J. w. Stephens.
ID. +. Adams.
b. l.. Tarver.
J. d. Coffman.
J. c. Gates.
Dallas Jones.
NJ j. Sanders.
J. NJ. Sanders.
J. b. Hale.
w. II. Lagrone.
d. ID. White.
s. A. Littleton.
J. d. Johnson.
PETIT JURY, NO. 1.
A. NJ. McLarty.
]. A. Naples.
ID. L. DeShazo.
G. r. Norwood.
w. w. Lowe.
W. j. Beard.
G. A. Robbins.
]. w. Cook.
Hugh Hardy
Gilbert Stanes
w. f. McLarty.
Tom Hale.
PETIT JURY, NO. 2.
Wan Smith.
N. H. Taylor.
L. B. Murphey.
John Tubbs.
Will Rushing.
Ed. White.
j. d. Sansen.
w. ]. Williams.
Tom Mooney.
Dick Oliver.
G. H. Adams.
II. f. Denton.
TALESMEN.
Guy McLarty.
Dave Black.
Joe Palmer.
Dock Hamilton.
B. Kelley.
Grand Jury's Report.
To Your Honorable Judge j: L. Bate
Judge of the 3rd judicial District:
We the Grand Jury of Lafayet
for the September term
court 1918, beg to submit our final r
mort of the proceedings of this body
We have examined 40 witnesses ar
have found 10 true bills. We nav
tried diligently to apprehend iliic
distilling, but failed to get sufhciel
proof. :.
We have examined the books ar
records and find them correct. "
visited the Jail and find the inmas, !.
we'll cared for, plenty to eat and sun
cient bedding and sanitary CONDITION
good. o, hon.
We visited the county poor nou+
and find it in good condition and u
inmates we'll cared for.
Having completed our duties v
ask YOUR Honor to discharge US.
J. C. GATES, Foreman.
The Grand Jury returned an indie
ment against w. f. Cranberry II
Oxford eagle., 1918-09-12

666 cures Chills and Fever.
666 cures Chills and Fever.
COG cures Chills and Fever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-11-27

you Our
o ayth you ca muse every da onth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
Sleeps SoundIy, and
Rises Refreshed at Sixty
Pittsburgh Insurance Man Gains Aealsn
and ytSor After Taking Pop-V1go-
tho Iron Toutc-Only TWO WEEKS.

II s!eer more Sou1dly. and rise in the
morning feeling refreshed, after hard
DAYS work. said - prominent lnSur-
aI,c.. lnan uf Pittsburgh. VINO Is oo years
OF age and had been taking rep Nigo
Pills for two weeks. My nervous SSS-
tenn shows more endurance and l am
t.oS able u concentrate and work harder
with less strain or fatigue. fep-' lso
is a wonderful Iron Tonic
Pep Tigo gives you ths iron in the
proportion and form that y"a need. VIII
nor injur. your stomach or your teeth
Sutfici-a, IRON to make a ound hnser
ring &C.. - found in the normal body
This i. a..I :,ur. iron. but the organic
salts OF i:.,l: a. IS uSeG III the preScrtp-
,tlon for II. Nigo Pills.
Pen viHu pas are not a secret FOR
Ynyla. ~ yp::r physician and druggist
knows that ev"r! physicians prescrip-
ton contains thu hatsic medicines used
ia Pep vIgo. Su:!. ~; veptonate Of Iron.
Nux. Cannabin. I.uniania and Phosphate
IF I'm. Pep Nigo rrst"hnrS wasted It's
sues: ,nriches tn" blood: rrvives the
ambition and the powers Il youth and
health.
And it does ii in the natural way. by
Giving the blood more Iron and NuH.
with util-r nrrve medicines. Take Pep
S;gn for two weeks. II it does not give
you the benefits w.. claim. your druggist
will give you your money hack-for
Pep EiSu - sold TN guarantee t"r sat
istactiou. its i: has 6eca proven Tor
wears r.p-NigH is invaluable for t"'o-
nl.. vino ar. depressed. run down with
waning vitality. giving them Strength.
Ambition and Power. as nature is wont
~ b-s,op upon the youth.
i'.p Eigr Pills are sold at so pills for
"a cents. on this MONEY hack Suaran-
,.c by Bacrs Drug Store. Twelfth and
Market streets tonly).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
MANNlNGfON

Mrs. LorinE Toukin and children OF
Clarksh burg. are guests Of Mrs. y. Z.
Perry on Beatty avenue.
Miss Bertha Wade is quite III with
plcurisy Mt the HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. &. Clayton.
Rorn. Thursday April II. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Bowers, daughter.
Mrs J. y. Pickett. Mrs. Geo. VI.
Ford. Mrs. S. r. Warful and Mrs. 5. J.
Summers all Of Wheeling. were guests
of Mrs. L. II. Debcndarfcr on Locust
street yesterday.
Roy Williams has gone 10 Mt. Clem-
rnS. Mich. for several weeks Visit.
pr. phuchae Moore is professional
visitor in Wheeling today.
Frank Ward of the lHairmont hotci, is
visiting his mother on Buffalo street.
l.. Roland of Chicago. ILL.,. was n
business visitor here today.
Mr. aud Mrs. Roy f'alder have re-
turned from visit with relatives in
Columbus. O.
Mr. and Mrs. y. J. Hanley arc visit
ing friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. John Otteill received word 1ius