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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
ORDERED TO FURNISH
GAS TO MORGANTOWN
UNDER STEPTOE ACT

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 10
Order was entered today by the public
SERVED commission directing the Hop"
Natural Gas company to sell TO the West
virginia Traction and Electric company.
n gas distributing company, of Morgan
town approximately e50.000.000 cubic feet
Of natural gas at the temporary rate OF
90 cents n thousand cubic feet between
the dates of December /. 1919. and
August 81. 1920.
This is the first case dealt with by the
commission following the passage of the
Steptoc bill by the West Virginia lcgis-
laturc which directs that West Virginia
consumers be furnished gas In prefer
ence to other states. II was brought be-
fore the commi ssion upon the complaint
OF the city Of Morgantown and others.
The commission dismissed the COM
plainant's petitions S~ainst tho Randall
gas company on the ground that this
company can by curtailing the supply of
its industrial consumers supply the de-
mands Of it's consumers
The comm sSion directs the West Eir-
ginia TRACTION and Electric company and
the Hope Natural Gas company to make
physical connection of their lines and
mains not later than November 25. tho
expenses of the connection to be borne
by the former.
Judge z. T. Morgan. member Of the
commission. did not concur in the pro-
visions Of the order fixing the price. re-
Earding il as excessive and unr"ason-
able
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IS
DISCLOSED As
COMPANY HEAD

Special Dispatch to The Intclligcnccr.
TITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. 10.--The pro-
posed sale of all the remaining property
Of the estate OF Josiah Y. Thompson Oh
CniontOwn, Pa. once valued 1T S6O'"oo'-
600, to the Piedmont Coal Co.. corpora
ton said to be backed by Pittsburgh III
tcrcstA brought out the intimatlon az
the hearing before Referee William II.
Blair today that Thompson is at IN"
head of the Piedmont Coal Co.. and IN"
sale of the property in question to tins
concern, it is alleged. will mean mat IN"
creditors will lose millions Of dollars
The price offered by The Piedmont
company for the properties is sl5,OOO.VOO
Tho properties are located in Greene
Washington, Butler and Allegheny coun-
ties in this state. and in Harrison. Wet
eel, Ohio, Doddridgc and Monongalia
counties, in West NiI>nia. The West
Virginia creditors have filed frequent OBJ
jections to the sale. the principal one
, being that the apportionmcnt OF the
purchase price. about Sl5,000.00o. is I'M
fair insofar as tho West Virginia share
Is concerned.
G. K. ScruSham. ono Of tho trustees OF
the Thompson estate, ADMITTED under
cross questioning that lse did not know
who was /lcking the Piedmont coal com.
! pay, and that nc had never seen many
Of the properties in question. He could
! not locate them without the aid of his
maps.
4 larl;c number OF West Virginia at-
! tolncys arc appearing in tho case. which
will he continued before tho referee to-
morrow The trustees arc asking the a7-
prevail OF Referee Blair to the sale.
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CARELESS TOLEDO MAY
HAVE ANOTHER VOTE

TOLEDO. O., Nov. 1O.-With the city
and traction company officials in a
deadlock over settlement Of the street
ear question tho operating concern. the
Toledo Railways and Light company.
began today the circulation OF n petition
seeking to have an ordinance cmbody-
ing the granting of n cost-plus fran
Chisc. submitted 10 the voters al another
election.
It was pointed out by company at
torncys that $500 signatures were need
ed TO force a vote.
City council in rcgul:N- meeting TO-
night voted 13 to . against the repeal
/ the custer ordinance. At the same
time city controlled transportation with
motor cars was discussed and a maxi
mum rate Of fare of ten cents inccrpor-
Ht"d. This means that car riders using
two lines Will be forced to pay twenty
cents instead OF eight as was the rate
when cars were operating.
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SMOKER FOR HENRYS

A stag smoker was given last evening
by Coke Connors. Of South Front street.
for the Henry A. c. football team in
honor Of their success this season. The
schedule for the rest of the season was
filled and other important matters dis
cusscd. Tho team has four wins and
two scorcless tics TO its credit. Lunch
on was served for thirty last night.
Albert Knoke rendered tho music
Those enjoying the affair were r. Mel
del. r. Kind"lhergcr. Al Sarg. Ed How
ley. II. Council. i. Jochum. w. Ncbur.
W. Kidd. l.. King. Rob Clark, T.. West,
Glenn W"St. II. Cruise. T.. NOll. G. Wat
son. &. IIcld"lffcr. G.. West. ]. Mindcr. o.
Mindcr. o. Johnson. l.. Carroll. L. Smith,
y. Doyle and Al Knoke.
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FOR SALE-F arm Lands
FOR SALE.

Improved farm 120a.. highly produce
tive, In eastern jefferson Co, ONO :
miles from Ohio river and within .
miles Of ) railroads and pixies in al
directions, suitable for dairy and an
ideal location for poultry raising. a
ten room brick house and three room
brick house for store room. wash house
and milk house. Has good variety OF
fruit and berries; $50 cherries in pear
ing. $50 peaches, ESQ grapes, two apple
orchards, pears. plums, ounces. GOOSE
berries, currants and asparagus; IA
acres Of berries. consisting Of red yell
low, purple and black ,, raspb berries
all OF good quality; also barn. corn
crib grancres, carriage house, wagon
shed, Goa! house and smoke house ,
feuccd with new locust post and wite;
3 miles TO Brilliant, miles to MIngo.
miles to Strubenville. = mile to west
Alexander. The highest market for all
farm products. soil is principally black
limestone and black walnut OF almost
incxhaust!blc fertility. never failing
well at door and farm well watered.
For terms call at car stop So Mingo &
brilliant line or address,
GEORGE W. DALRTMPLE,
milk Mingo Junction. Ohio.
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SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Town Of woodsdaIs, Ohio County, West

Town Of Woo1sdals, Ohio County, West
The Undersigned Commissioners. ap-
pointed for the purpose by the Council
of the Town of Woodsdale. will. until
the Sth day Of November. 1919, at ~
O'Clock, noon, receive sealed bids for
the sale of One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars ($1o0.0U0.00) worth OF Street I'M
provcment coupon Bonds OF the Town
Of WUodsdalc, with accrued Interest
said bonds being numbered from l to
100 inclusive. in tho denomination of
One Thousand Dollars (sl.000.00J each.
All Of said bonds, or any part thereof.
are redccmablc at the option Of council
payable thirty-iour $50 years from
date. with intere,'t at the rate OF five
per cent $50 kr annun, payable an
nually at the E5llar Savings a. Trust
Company, Wheeling. West Virginia. and
are dated November LIST, 1919.
Said bondss having been approved by
the Attorney general OF the State of
West Virginia, as required by Chapter
81 Of the Acts Of 1917. are now a binding
obligation upon the town OF Woodsdale,
West Virginia.
Each bid shall hc accompanied by 4
certified check equal to five $50 per
cent OF the value OF the bonds bid por.
payable to the undersigned commits
sIOners.
The said commissioners reserve the
right 70 reject any and all bids. and may
use the check accompanying bids as H.
Quidsted damages for failure Ia comply
with the bid. II the same Is accepted.
All bids shall be marked Bids for
Woodsdale Bonds" and mailed to r. b.
Naylor. No. 3o5 National Bank Build ng.
Wheeling, West Virginia.
GEORGE w. BARON.
OTTO SCHENK.
GEO. A. LAUGHLIN.
ola. Commissioners.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. \

II MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.

II MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS:
NO. 269.
Insert a word in the first blank space
which. with the first letter omitted
can be placed in the second space:
The cannibal told the missionary that
his wife looked SO - she was fit TO -.
Our thought the water was 100
deep for the horses to wage through the
Madam. you should understand that
when you sold. what was -- became
-.
The gate was held - for the prs
oners to enter then the - was closeo
for the night.
When one goes to the 49, nothinH
IS - than that he Is financially going
TO the dogs.
ANSWER TO NO 268.
If the odds are to 3 against Apple
Pie. then we receive back $40 for an
outlay of SO; or would get back S11 TOT
nm outlay Of IS on Bundle Bee. There
fore to balance the book We must place
So IT, So on Cucumber. as proven oy
the fuIlow4ug s." on 4 would brlnG
$40 or $50 on i would bring $40 and
so7 10 $50 on G would bring $40. SO
If you place S33. $50 and s2f. which
amounts 10 $l10. no matter when
horse wins you just get your sllo
back
iC"ryright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
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How surprisingly lucky (unless oy
som. dire chance they should prove un-
speakably unlucky) are the children oil
this generation.
Just think Of the attention is paid
them; the sympathetic study TINS ~
accorded their tCmpcram"ntS; the care
that is taken Of their tonSlls. their ade-
nOidS. their teeth. their appcndlccS-lhc
possibilities for amusement and cduca-
ton that are theirs. Think of the NOV
ing PICTURES and boy scouts and camp
fire girl movements with all the big
range Of interests and amuScmcnts they
mean.
The snap Shots They'll Show Their
frances.
And just by way of small detail
think of'thc fun they are going to nave
looking over the snap shots n genera
ton of camera enthusiasts took Of them
from rattle days to college days ana
showing these TO their fianCCS and their
children and grandchildren as the years
go by, What sort of pictures did We OF
the last generation have Of ourselves"
Well. if We belonged TO family Of
fluent finances perhaps there were eight
or ten cabinet photographs taken OF US
from the first one in our christening
robe to the college graduation picture
If we belonged 10 the family ph"s" "H-
Chouucr had 10 be stretched TO cover the
necessities even OF life. we probably had
tho baby picture. tho high school Gradu-
alton picture and possibly one or two
between. In either case the pictures
were cabinet photographs taken by n
photographer who hadn't yet heard that
photography was n fin" art.
when we Went To The Photographer.
Our family saw 10 1t that our hair
was most formally curlcd or Slck"d
down. that "" had on our best and most
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Youngstown Directors
In Failure to Appear

PITTSBURGH Nov. l0.-Wiiliam Il.
Foster. secretary OF the national steel
strike committee, said tonight that the
steel workers committee, representing
mill mon ut Youngstown. who wished
TO return to work, had not put in its ap-
pcarance at headquarters today. Ac-
rording To dispatch from Youngstown
today the steel workers committee had
gone over the heads Of the local union
leaders and had departed for IrttsburGh
to ask permission of national head
quarters TO return 10 the mills. MT.
Foster reiterated. however, that Inc
national strike committc" would be Glad
to confer with the strikers if they have
a proDosition from their employers
which will permit opening Of negoti-
atoms looking to q settlement of the
strike.
The general situation. otherwise. was
reported "tinchanEcd" both both union
headquarters and steel corporation Off
Gals.
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Side Talks
w Raftln Cameron
THIS LUCKY GENERATION

stiffly-starchcd dress or suit. the occa'
sion saw to it that we looked sufficiently
stiff and self conscious; and the pho-
,o-raphrr say to it that we looked point
blank at the camera cit was years before
got il through my head that there
really wasn't any little bird under that
black Cloth.)
Tho results are in our albums. and
mn, gro rs they arc we treasure them.
Rut think what the child of today has
TO trcasurc-in the hrSt place nc prop
ably has twice as many cabinet photo
graphs and they are twice as caretuliS
takcr and finished.
And on top Of that he has goodpcss
alone knows how many snapshots OF
himself.
And some Of Them Caught The Very
Spirit Of The Child.
rroud aunt Of four fine youngsters
was showing me her files or inns the
ether day. II have taken little over
,,r, hundred" she said. "since the first
hahr was born I'm going to collect them
in - hook and give TO ito their mother
for Christmas. She has n book Of those
chs taken and Il rrrat big envelope full
Of snar shots different friends and visit
urs have made.
She showed me some Of the finished
pictures and some OF them were truly
wonderful in the way they have caught
the spirit Of the child.
All snapshots arc fun enough ut the
time. but their power TO please is en-
HANGED by tho years. Think what these
ricturcs arc going to moan to every
mother who is careful enough to keep
them Systematically and to every child
rnrtura," enough to hav csuch mother.
Once more. lucky are the children OF
this generation!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
Whiskey Made While
You Wait In New York

NEW YORK. Nov. 1o.-Sincc the pro-
hibition law went into effect New York's
insitcnt and enthusiastic drinkers have
been consuming the mon beverage" al
cohol which usually gocs into hair
tonic, cologne and patent medicines-at
thirty or forty cents n glass. according
10 Colonel Daniel l.. Porter. supervising
internal revenue agents here.
Prunc juice and caramel have aided
bartcndcrs to cater to customers and
whiskcy while you wait" from the ha- r
tonic ingredients has been colorcd and
served rs Scotch" rye" and other fav-
urite brands.
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WILL ISSUE CALL FOR
NATIONAL CONVENTION

CHICAGO. Nov. 10-A formal call will
be issued tomorrow by Will II. Hays
chairman Of the Republican national
committee for meeting OF tho commit
tee in Washington December 10. (" fix
the date and rScc for the national CON
vention in 1870. This Information was
learned from authoritative sources to-
night. following an informal SESSION 90;
twenty-five members Of the c"mmtt"".
II was learned also from this sam"
sourc" that the meeting today was ono
OF series Of informal gatherings which
have been held tho second Monday in tn"
month recently at various stat" head
quarters. These meetings. /, was sad
will be continued for some time.
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REcoRpER UNDER FIRE.

Special Dispatch to Tho Gntclligcnccr.
PAWPAW. w. Va, Nov. l0.-A sem
sation was caused here by the arrest or
City Recorder Lewis larIcnt. at the
instance of Mayor John kcsler. charged
with classifying the town books in not
entering ordinances as they were pass
ed. but on his own violation adding to or
crasing from them. Mr.. Largcnt gave
bond for the action OF the grand jury
at Berkeley Springs. The towns finances
arc in no. way involved. Mr.. LargHnt
is a former mayor Of Pawpaw. and a
former sheriff OF Morgan county.
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TWO ONO FARMS FOR SALE.

l5Gl, acres level and ROLLING, Wei
fenced, water In house and barn ana
near field. All tillablc except Is acres,
which is good timber: new large
barns. new s room house, out buildings.
On Stcubenvillc road, clay pike, close to
railroad and creamery and on creamery
route. Close 10 three good trains. 10
minutes walk 10 school and church.
Farm has beer reduced from $4,000 to
$1,000 per acre.
Also - ac! $ good land and new
buildings OF ali kinds well fenced, 4
mile apart -
T. Ii. BENDCRE.
Freeport, Ohio.
r d. No T. n-lO-1
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WOULD CHARTER SHIP
TO DEPORT THE REDS

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Of total or
81 prisoners taken in raids on radicaiS
here Saturday night only one is an Am
erican citizen. according to statement
tonight by Deputy Attorney Gcnerai
Berger.
Mr.. Berger said ii was-lik"ly that All
would be dcported although Assistant
District Attorney Rorkc said tonight
that he was informed there arc no pas
senEcr ships sailing for Russia, and ad-
vocatcd 1.-The organization of some pa
tr;otic American citizens TO charter a
ship to transport them back 10 where
they came from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
DRY ENFORCEMENT
ACT OVERTURNED
Special To The Intelligencer

EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. Nov 1o--B"-
cause il does not accept tho sale Of
liquor for chemical. pharmaceutical
and sa~ramental purposes East Liver
POOLS enforcement ordinance. enacted
az a temporary measure when state wide
prohibition became effective. is invalid.
This was the finding today of the appel
late court at Lisbon and reversed the
decision Of Mayor }. e. Wilson's court
here, in the case aga INST Allen Dawson.
soft drink proprietor. who was fined
800 on bootlcGginy charge. Dawson
carried the case 70 &C mmon pleas court.
which sustained the mayor. and then
asked the appellate c, urt to consider it.
The city will ask the supreme court to
review the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MILLIONS ere

MILLIONS ere suffering with rhennih-
tism. MGst important discovery Of the
age herb that actually drives tho
most stubborn CAGE Of rhccmatism en-
US and say ;hcy are astounded al the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. SLIP pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Caliior-
MIA mY-2s-tI
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TO PH|u|PPI COURT

Local men called as defendants ana
Witnesses in the federal court term TO
open at I'hilirpi today left yesterday
evening. Several local men are called
rs witnesses and some arc being brought
up for trial. The case that holds most
local interest is the George Scibert case
II comes up for trial carly in the ses-
sion, probably tomorrow or THURSDAY.
L. S. Deputy Marshal John Short IS
in charge OF the party.
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WOULD KEEP OUT DYES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator
Penrosc. Republican. Pennsylvania. In
troduced to-day a joint resolution. pro-
posing that restrictions against imror-
tat!on Of dycstuffs sot VI under war
legislation DO continued IN force until
JanuaI. 15, 1920. regardless 1T war
trade boards removing tho ban. The
resolution was referred 10 the finance
committee.
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GENERAL DENEKINE'S
ARMY In ATTACK

LONDON Nov. l0.--Authoritativc ad-
vices on the Russian military situation
show that the anti-BOlshcNik forces
have been compelled nearly everywhere
70 assume The defensive. except In the
vicinity Of Briansk. southwest OF Orel'
where General Dcnckine Is attacking.
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PRICE Of CREAM
GOES UP T0.S1.80

Wheeling milk dealers yesterday ad-
vanccd the price Of cream 90 cents on
the gallon. Wholesale purchasers OF
cream. upon receiving their bills for
cream for the day. found that the price
had gone up from $50 n gallon to sl.SO.
Only two weeks ago tho wholesale
price of milk was raised from As 10 so
cents a gallon.
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WILL GALL ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. io.-Gov'
crnor a. l.. Philip. Of Wisconsin. when
notified tonight Of Victor l.. Berger 5
expulsion from congress announced hf
would rall special election within d
few days 10 fll tho vacancy.
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POLICE PICKUPS

Three mon charged with drunkenness
and dts,,rdcrly conduct wcre arrested at
Alley IS last night. where they were
found haunting an italian storekccper
Officer IIortsman made the arrests.
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DIED

PoRSTER-On Monday November 10.
1919, at IL o'clock noon. at his home.
West Liberty. WILLIAM H FOhS-
TER. in the 77th year OF his sse.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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We specialize on farms in eastern OHIO
and western Pa, and particularly in Col
umbiana and Mahon!ng counties. Ohio.
And the western part of LawrclTcc and
Beaver counties. IA. We have about 100
farms for sale. each and every one a
real bargain. Part of these farms are
described in our booklet so Farms in
the Garden Spot of the World. II you
contemplate buying farm il will pay
YOU to send for our free booklet. Everett
x Capel. Salem. Ohio; Everett. Capel &;
Johnson, l.. Palestine. Ohio.
o-l6-tts-I0t
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BAYHA-On Monday. November 10.
in Pleasant VALLEY. MARY N. wife Of
the late Louis J. Bayha-'
Funeral notice hereafter.
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LOST and FOUND

LosF-On road between Wheeling ana
Pittsburgh, Goodrich cord tire 3SxS.
Liberal reward. Address c, c.. care In.
telligencer. n.1ol-i o.
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KEd-On Saturday. November !, 1913.
at o'clock p. m, at his late resi-
dence. No. 706 Main street. WIN. &.
KING. in his cath year.
Services ut the Second Presbyterian
church, corner Twentieth and Market
streets. on Tuesday afternoon at :
o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
Intermcnt private at Claysvile, Pa
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FOE SALE-Farm. two dwelling houses
and outbuildinSs. Mrs. Lizzie Hall,
Rayland. Ohio. l.. ID. =. n-5-k
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FOR SALE.
IDEAL LOCATION
.oDERN RoME AND BUSINESS

Located on paved street, car line. lot
6Ox15 feet. house two story. rooms,
stone foundation, bath. hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar cemcnted.
used as q Restaurant doing q good bus
mess, garage for cars, now rented at
800 per month. Price $4,000, part cash.
MITCHELL 3 SNYDER
1877 JEFFERSON Ave. washington. Pa
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FOE sA11-2oo feet Of 1-ineh pipe; 200
feet Of 6-inch pipe; 200 feet OF 5-inch
pipe; 200 feet Of 3-inch pipe: 500 feet
200 feet N inch pipe 900 feet Of 1-inch
pipe; also two deep we'll pumps; four
iron pump wells; ono quintrtple small
size pump. We have . lot Of Burnside
stoves: also a large line Of pipes and
connections and valves, etc. Tool Store
i03i-33 Market ST. Phone 1871.
'n1o-m
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FOE SALE

FOE SALH-At once. to close mp An %.
state. six room house and hail. good
we'll and cistern. water in house. good
natural gas in house. lot 5oxlSo, width
10 It. driveway and 10 It. alley In reaf.
Good garden, all kinds Of fruit and
flowers. Located on paved street and
Hiland Ave. Price 100000. Inquire
West Alexander Bank, West Alexander.
Pa MILL
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FARM FOR SALE

81 acres, house 10 rooms. bath and
furnace. plenty fruit all kinds. good land
LAYS we'll on fine macadam road. one
mile from street car and railroad. ten
miles from Wheeling. Call 81. or ad-
dress,
CHARLES &. RICE.
Elm Grove. W. Va.
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LosT-Wire auto wheel with AKA tire
between Hubbards lane and Ronay's
Point, Reward. Mrs: Frank Ehrhart.
5Ss-R. n-f.n
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REnuCEp IN PRICE.

REDUCED IN PRICE.
This elegant located North FroAt
street property. fronting sixty fecA on
y. Front street, and extending 20 the
river House contains seven rooms and
bath. with running water in all bed
rooms.
Owner anxious 10 sell and has reduced
the price several hundred dollars.
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
COL Wheeling Bank q Trust Building.
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FARM RARGAH.

Il. d. No. 4.