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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
OHIO VALLEY NEWS.

responsible position with the steel COM
pany. Both arc popular and we'll known
young folks, and will make their fu-
turc home in the Cove.
Foster c. Hindmnn has taken over
tho position Of postmaster Of Holidays
Cove. succeeding Miss Ethel c. Ram
sey. who resigned some months ago.
Mr. Hindman has started working With
an effort soon 10 put the Cove office IN
third class.
Miss Ruth Conlon. who was employed
at the general Offices OF the Weirton
Steel company until recently has de-
cided to give her life to a religious Work
and has entered the novitiate OF the
Dominican Convent OF st. Mary's OF the
Springs at Shepard. Ohio.
Mrs. 8. B. Campbell was called to
Warren, Ohio. Sunday afternoon by the
serious illness OF her daughter. Mrs
Doris Evans. who visited her several
weeks this summer.
Miss Laura Sharp. Of Eldcrsvi1'e. IS
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. J. w.
Moulds.
A new walk ia being laid in front or
the Cove Presbyterian church. \ num-
Der Of other improvements are also
planned for the church property.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Jackson and
daughter were recent visitors in Col
liers-
Rev. n. c. Marshall is home from
his vacation to Buffalo. y. Y.
Miss Virginia Park returned TO her
home in Florence. Pa. after visit with
relatives here.
Mrs. Martha Mcdonald. the oldest
woman Of the Cove. is improving nicely
after her recent illness.
f~lo Dat q
the hospital and an operation Is not
now thought necessary
Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Gullette are car
ing for their little grandchildren while
the childrens' mother undergoes an OPP
Grafton at Wheeling.
Mrs. Florence Andrews and children
are home from a visit TO Coraopolls.
Harry Johnston is moving his fam
fly to East Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Snyder and SON..
Arthur. left today for their new home
in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Homer G. McMillen has been
elected key woman for tho jubilee fpnd
Of the Wheeling prcsbytery.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BE-
vier, a daughter.
c. T. Hoover is here from Canfieldt
Ohio, on business.
E. l.. Hlnoman IS hothe Aioi'' 'i"-s
to Canada
Kenneth NJ Gould has been discharg-
cd from the army and has become as
sociate secretary of the Social Hygiene
Association OF America. with offices at
los West Fortieth street New YORK
City.
Miss Ellen Finklea. OF the Cove. and
William Talbot, Of Steubenvillc. were
quietly married by the Rev. Frederick
"A. Gould at the NJ. T. parsonage.
George Gulyas is moving here from
Johnstown. Pa. having purchased prop
erty on Elm street recently.
Howard Campbell. student in the
Weir High school. Is improving nicely
aftc rhaving accidentally shot himself
in the thigh few days ago.
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Mrs. G. r. Mctzlcr has returned 10 her
home at Morgantown. after brief visit
here with friends.
Mrs John Finncgan. who has been i'll
al her home for some time is improving.
Miss Georgia Miller. who has been
visiting friends here has returned to
her homo at New York.
Pat QuiGlcy has returned home after
spending several days with friends IN
Cameron.
Misses Helena Houck and Myrtle Iim-
norman will leave within few weeks
for Florida whCr" they Will spend sew
cral weeks vacation.
Carmen Byrd has ben removed to his
home after an operation nj the Glendale
hospital several weeks ago.
Mrs Plank. who has been i'll NJ her
home for some time. is now on the road
TO recovery.
Mrs Fred BuSkirk IS confined at the
G,cndal" hospital ILL.,
Arthur McCabe. OF Flushing. Ohio. is
visiting friends in this city for several
days.
Mrs Cooper has returned tn her homo
in Cleveland after brief visit here.
John Oycrstrcct has returned To his
home nj Newark after calling on friends
IN this city for n number Of days.
Robert Past0rLOus. who underwent an
operation At the Glcndal" hospital sew
"ral days ago. is getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ). Brownlcy. who
hay" been visiting friends here. have ro'
turned To their HON" in S1cubcnrillr.
g. J. CARPENTER has returned home
after n brief visit with friends At West
Alexander.
Fred Fullerton has returned to his
homo nj Cameron after Il brief visit here
with friends.
Miss Hazel Penick. who has been Ill
NJ her home for several days. is improV-
ing.
Mss Margaret Sharp is now on tho
road to recovery after several days i'll
ness.
Albert Sibcrt continues III at his home
on Garfield street.
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman. who has been
i'll at her home for several days, Is i'm
proving nicely.
Mrs. Scott Chambers continues i'll at
her hunI, on. Logan street.
R. J. Williams Is able to be out again
after being confined at his homo for
several days.
.. W. Bullion OF Pittsburgh. is calling
on friends IN this city for several days.
William MaCkcy has resumed his
studies at tho John Hopkins university
at Baltimore.
Mrs. Clark SChaffcr Is confined ut her
home OH Marshall street seriously i'll.
Earl DauEhcriy. OF Cadiz, Ohio. is
calling un friends in this city for sever
al days.
Jack Goodwin is able 10 be out again
after several dnys illness
Douglas curbft. II New York. spent
yesterday IN this city on business.
Mrs. Harry Grandstaff, who fell from
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CHESTER

CHESTER. W. Va. Sept. 15.-Funeral
services will hc held Wednesday over
the BODY If Mrs. Margaret Boil kcarns'
aged IS. who was found dead in bed at
her homo here Sunday morning. Heart
disease was tho cause OF death
Mrs. kcarns. following her return
from a shopping trip Saturday night.
retired. apparently in GOOD health her
husband found her lIfclcss body when
awakened by tn" cries Of his 17-months-
old son. Ray. Besides her husband. Mrs.
Kcarns leaves five children.
Tho funeral Of Miss Lidc Roscberry'
aged 50. who died Saturday at the
home OF her cousin Mrs. Peter A. Fugh'
in Gas Valley. was held Monday after
noon Rev. w T.. Allen. Of tn" First
Presbyterian church. Now Cumberland.
ofticiatCd. Burial was made in the
Flats cemetery at rught"wn.
Announcement was made today OF IN"
marriage Of Miss Catherine Snnwdcn. of
Chester. and John II. Lindsay. Of Sha-
ron, Pa Tho ceremony was performed
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. Glenn
I'ugh. Rev. J. W. Dunbar. OF Burke
willie. Va. formerly pastor OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN church here. ofiiciated-
Following an eastern honeymoon trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay will rcsid" here
Thomas r. Timothy. general manager
Of the Chester plant Of the American
Sheet and Tinplatc company. has re-
turned here, following = two-months
visit in England and Wales. During his
absence the mill was under the man
agcment OF &. J. Ross manager OF tho
Wellsville. Ohio, plant.
Announcement was made today or
. the marriage August II Of Miss Fila
cullen, Of New Cumberland. and Har-
old Grafton. Of Chester. The ceremony
was performed at New Cumberland by
Rev. ]. T. Ridgclcy. pastor Of the First
Christian church there.
With the election of Herbert Patton
as president. Paul Highncld as secre-
tary and Alvin Arncr rs treasurer tho
American Boys club has been organ
lied by Chester High school pupils. The
club will hold banquet Friday even
inc. the opening feature of the social
season.
Twenty-Five piIIowcases and six sheets
we're completed by the Women's Mis-
sionary Society OF the First United
PRESBYTERIAN church at a sewing ses-
sion yesterday.
In honor Of tho thirteenth birthday
Of her daughter. Leila, Mrs. John Shoot
entertained 25 boys and girls at her
homo in New Cumberland Friday eve
ming.
Mrs J. s. D. Mercer. wife OF Sheriff
Mercer, has been removed TO the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs James Al
lison, following an operation which she
underwent in the East Liverpool hos
pitaL
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Will STRICkLER .'lih1
FOUND DEAD IN g
BED BY HIS WIFE
BY HAIRY Ksxpor Dnwsua)

ELLENBORO. W. Va, Sept 16.-Wqi
Altman Strickler. ono Of the leading
citizens Of Richie county, and With q
statewide reputation. was found dead -
bed yesterday morning, BY his VITA
who went to summon him to breakfASe
The grim reaper visited his bedside dur,
ing the night. and he evidently passed
away painlessly. as he had often era
pressed q desire to cross the bar th1e
way. Mr.. Strickler was In his sixtys.
eighth year. having been born q. Nor
terey. Highland county. Virginia. Asruo
5.1S53. and came to Richie county with
his father, the late Jacob etricklsf
lust at the end Of tho civil war. vhefo
he for years was employed In hl9s
fathers store, until 1878, when he wGy,
elected clerk Of the circuit court OF
Richie county. which Office he filled 70.
the entire satisfaction Of tho people for
two terms. He studied law. and va
admitted to the bar. but never took up
active practice, but was the handy La
gal man Of the town. and At the time OF
his death was serving Gs Justice Of Clay
district. He was q devoted member Of
the Methodist Protestant church. o
great Sunday school worker, and .
prominent secret society man, ana serv-
cd as assistant clerk Of tho West VIZ
GINA House OF DeleBAIcSt unQer Sou-
gresham II. II. Nicely. He was one OF
the six oldest members Of the Ellenboro
lodge OF A. F. G. A. n. the three Of
whom have passed to their reward with.
In the past three weeks, leaving 7. p.
Jeffrey. Of the state Of Washington, L.
r. Graham, Of West Union and Johnson
d. Mallory. Of Clarksburg. he WIS -
knight Tcmplar. Shriner and member
Of the Scottish Rite bodies Of the Mas
sonic order, lso for years a member OF
the grand tribune Of the knights oE
Pythias order. and an ardent and ACTIVE
member Of the former prosperous IndcS
pendent Order Of Good Templafs, hay3
ing together with his brother Tom q.
Strickler. represented tho grand Lodge.
OF West Virginia at the 1nternatione&
session at Edinburgh. Scotland. In l8sta
lie Is survived by his wife and tWQj
children Alex G. Strickler. . promine
ent merchant Of Ellenboro, and AroH
Kathleen Stricklcr Underwood. wife OF
lanes Blaine Underwood. local supervise
tcndent OF the Reserve Natural Gas coms.
pDny, also residing at Ellenboro. MI
Strickler expressed a desire that he b,
laid to rest in his knight Templar unfs
form. The funeral will be held. o.
Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock, ana
will be largely attended for Mr. StrtcSe
Ter was popular with all classes. "A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
NEWELL

NEWELL, W. Va. Sept. 1e.-The New
ell club will open tho football season
Sunday, Sept. IS. in game with the
Weirton eleven at Weirton. The team IS
fast rounding into shape, daily practice
sessions being held.
Miss Vida Graham entertained mum
Der O friends ut her home In Grant
street Friday evening. Music and games
were tho diversions Luncheon was
served.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
First Presbyterian church has elected
the following officers: President.
Charles Carruthers; vice president. Isa-
belle Hamilton; secretary, Vera Osborne:
chairman Of prayer meeting committee
Irene wilhelm: chairman Of lookout
committee. Esther Bosscn: chairman or
social committee, Rcxy Lewis.
Harry Nicelcy was chosen captain or
the newly organized high school foot
ball team at a meeting Monday.
Lafayette Barrett and Alonzo Renyc-.
following more than a years service IN
the American ExpcditionaY force. IN
Franco. have been discharged and have
returned to Newell.
Miss Ida Baxter entertained a party OF
friends at her home Monday evening.
Rev Herman Hosack. pastor, and Will
liam H. Wilhelm an elder. are delegates
from teh First Presbyterian church 70
the meeting OF the Wheeling Prcsbytcry
being held today at Warwood.
Following a visit In Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Harry Graham has returned here.
Mrs. Florence Green and Miss Carrie
Harrison have returned from visit 70
Cleveland.
John Mcmillan, packer at the Homer
Laughlin pottery. has resigned to accept
a position at the Harkcr pottery in East
Liverpool
Following a visit In Cleveland, Mrs.
D. S. Crum has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy McGouse have re-
turned from a visit in Wheeling.
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STEUbENVILlE

erE1-RENy1LLE, O.. Sept. ls.-Eishs
nov burglars were rounded up by the
police and probation officers last h.sn.
and today. thus breaking up 1850
hand that has been operating extensively
here for several weeks.
Four Of the boys. John clease: Vnc'ol
MAYO. Clifford Mayo and Guido Daioen.
no, were arrested while in the ac. Va
breaking into Loorners grocery s'ore.
Eaortlv atter their arrest they told the
ofrlcers the names Of other boys VINO
have been working with them and -FOUR
others were gathered In. They are Al
bsr4 and Mike Denocola and Lena anu
MIKE TrombettL Their ages range from
eight to ten years
The boys confessed, the ponce say:
=, several local jobs including the tael'
OF bullets cartridges and other a',.eiea
at Bean & steele's drug s'oN
h.vs hean turned over to the Juvenile
Court and are expected to be implicated
In half a dozen burglarles here recen''s'
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Seek Black Handler.

The city and county authorities are 70.
day seeking Patsy Tilane. italian. aSeo
80 years, and alleged Black Handler. VINO
early today shot and probably Fatally
wounded Paul Cioapoli. aged SO. Italian
at his boarding house here. Police nave
been unS,lc 10 get any information ABOUT
the shooting from other inmates or the
house but believe that the shooting roi-
lowed some demand on Cloapoli when
ne refused TO grant. The would-oe as
sassin fired eight shots. three OF which
took effect through the left breast near
the heart. Cloapoli is in a critical con-
di,ion a, a local hospital. Police nave
no trace OF Tilano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
WELLSBURG

though small quantity of government
food supplies were placed on sale at the
store room Of Charles II. Bcall Saturday
morning. very little interest has been
shown, q considerable quantity of these
supplies remaining unsold. In Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh these supplies have
been sold in one hour after their arrival
but no such rush accompanys their sale
less beans OF the very best quality are
to be had at a cost much less than tho
retail prices in the stores. yet consum-
ers are paying no attention TO these
goods James II. Rodgers. who IS in
charge Of selling these supplies. an
nounccd this morning that several hum
bred pounds OF tin bacon would arrive
this week. also a large quantity OF can
ned beef.
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Hunting Party.

\ group Of people of this city iclt
Sunday for Lewis county where thcy
will spend ten days hunting. they lett
Cr M early train taking win tncn
tents and other accessories which they
Will use Will" away. Not only the men
but the women as well. are taking an
interest in hunting. proving quite az
good as shooters rs the men. The par
ty includes: Mcssrs. and M"sdameS
Vim. Keller VIM. Blatz; Mcssrs. Harry
Parker. Evcrcttc Parker. ". MCCann
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WILL ACCEPT THE
BOLSREV|K PEACE

BERLIN. Sept Eth" representa-
tivrs 81 L"tviH. Lithuania and Estho-
mia. who have been in conference at
Riga have decided to accept the Rus
sian RolshcVik pcar" proposal, accord
ing To tn" Lokal ArZcigcr They also
decided 10 adopt the franc currency and
abolish customs barriers between their
countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
wellsnurxer Robbed.

SO Alex. BerEhovc. assistant manager
Of the Eagle Glass works at Wellsourg.
W. Va. was beaten IN and robbed or SiV
cash. 4 gold watch and diamond STICK
pin on Wells street. this city. last night.
Berghove said he was walking along the
street when three men lcaped out on HIM
from behind a fence. beat him almost in
sensible and relieved him OF his
Yaluablcs. The case is being investigat-
Cd nv The nnltce.
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Merchants Practice

Another practice has been called Tor
the members of the Merchant y. {. TO
be held Monday evening ut Central Park
at 7 o'clock. Manager Davidson stated
last evening that the schedule for IN"
season will be ready in Il few days
which includes the best teams in this
section OF the country. Efforts arc be-
ing made TO book Bethany college for
The opcning game here on September -.
To secured funds with which TO pur-
chase uniforms. benefit dance. will be
held in the city hall ON Thursday eve
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Archie Adams. OF Wheeling was ar.
rested here last night for reckless div
ing after hc an, a companion VIII" gave
his nam" aS Louis Allen. had driven
over sidewalks and lawns ard tcrroriZ'd
tho residential section Of LA Bell" Wow.
Their car. an Overland. was badly dam
ncrd in its laS, dash over The curb, ono
wheel being ripped off.
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warwood Briefs

Harry \. Smith has returned from
business trip to Stcubcnvillc, Ohio.
Master Roy Mitchell. of North War
wood. il i'll at his home.
Donald ORCar was visiting friends at
Capatina yesterday.
Harold Sinclair was business visitor
in this town.
Clarence Wise Is suffering from q
wrcnChCd neck.
William Elhart. of Pittsburgh. was
visiting friends in this town.
Local hunters are cleaning up their
firearms for squirrel season. They ar"
r'purtrd 10 be lot of squirrels this
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General invited.

Tho jefferson County War Board
which Is arranging a great home com
ing celebration S"r soldiers. sailors and
marines for Oct. II and H. haveInvitcd
General FarnSworth. who led local com
panicS \ and r Of the l34th VI. G.. Bn.
into action ono year ago in France. to be
here on that occasion to make an al
dress. General E'rrshinE. General Wood.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt and other prom
incnt men have hcCn invited.
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Leroy skinner. negro. was placed und-
or arrest ~ MI. Pleasant Sunady and
brought To- rho county jail her" by Shcr-
.ff Rakcr. lie Will he hold for IN" au-
thoritlcs AZ Ch:lrcC,hr o.. where II Is
said nc is wanted for attempted criminal
assault
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III c,g IN scr,mmape..

Thcy-W. \. G. football team will
srrlmmage against tho local Hi school
eleven Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Of this week The Hi eleven needs plenty
Of scrimmage this week as they meet
Wheeling Hi Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Coach Smith is the coach Of the HI
school line this week, while Mr. Elbricl:.
uf W. and ]. will handle the Hi school
baCkficld.
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woman Badly Hurt

Mra Charles Russell. Of this city IS
IN the Ohio Valley hospital. and haiT
dozen others, including George DerLn.
OF this city, are suffering from palnru'
wounds, as q result OF gang OF nooo-
lums stoning automobiles containing inc
Acme A. c. baseball team and Its Follow
ers at Mingo Junction last evening. tno
Acme A. c. won the deciding game OF .ne
county championship series and atte'
the game a gang Of boys and young men
waited along the railroad track near 'ne
ball track and stoned. the autos as 'ney
passed Mrs. Russell was struck on the
head with a brick and sustained pao
scalp wound. She is suffering CONSIDER
able from conclusion and Is In serious
condition. There have been no afrestA
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Albert G. HcckTan. well known man
of this city, passed away sunday eN"h-
ing at tho home Of his daughter MIS-
Thomas Fargo. following several Gays
illness. Mr.. Hickman has resided IN
this city for several years ana was VIZ VIZ
known here and his many friends will
be gricved TO learn Of his death / I'M
rral services are incomplete
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we1lsburp Briefs

John Caracr. OF Cross Creek district.
was n business visitor in the city on
pr. W. w. Miller. OF pittsburgh. Sher-
iden division. was a visitor In IN" city
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. John. two SONS Of
HrnwnSvlllc. Ia. wrr" sunday visitors
=, ,h,. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fault
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Els"f, Mr.
John. who is 90 years Of age. is disting-
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The annual picnic or the Chapel Hill
Sunday school. the liadcsh Chapel and
Windsor Sunday schools will be held
Mt Hill Top farm, former residence Of
H.. {. Wells, Saturday. September 20.
The picnic will be ba2kct affair and
ali friends Of these Sunday schools arc
asked to come and enjoy a day in the
open with pleasant surroundings.
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Robbed Of Clothes.

Police here arc looking for Arthur
NJohnson, colorcd. VIII" is accused by II
j. Clark, ot Wc'rton. ". Va. with har-
ing stolen two suits OF clothes and two
silk shirts from his home Al W"irton
yesterday afternoon. Johnson was tra"-
cd TO this city, but so far has not been
located
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uo,a Rnsineas Meeting.

Tho \. A. Mountain Post or inc Am
.rican Legion met last evening in the
81. James hall on Marshall street. Inc
evening was devoted to transactinG mo
weekly business and handing in tho TICK
rts and money from tho play which was
given by the Legion several evenings
,ro The meeting was we'll attended.
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M'MECHEN
r-v,rpcH COUNCIL WILL MEET.

This evening IN III" auditorium "t ,hS
cburcb tho First Church OF God tn"
church council will meet. Tho purpose
~ tho meeting is To elect officers for
the ensuing year and transact o'hcr
businoss matters. All members Of the
council arc requested to be present
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Literary Society Organized

wood High school. held its first meet
ing Monday afternoon and elected OF
tic"rs for the coming year as follows:
Benz. Kemp. president: Ed. Pell' vice
president: Alice Hood. secretary; Nellie
shirley. treasurer: Tom Mckee' niai
shall, and Roscoe Smith, critic
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I. o. o. p. Lodge Met.

Tho !. O. q. J.. lodge met last evening
in their headquarters on Marshall
street. The evening was spent in dis
GUESSING Il number of business matters
and there was large class OF Candi-
dates up for initiation. The meeting
was concluded with a smoker.
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WHEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
Have Sloau's Linimont Ready for Those
Sudden Rheumatic TwtnSes.

DON'T lct that rheumatic pain or
ache find you without Sloan's Lini-
- mrnt again. Keep it handy in the
medicine cabinet for immediate action
when needed. II you arc out of II now.
got another bottle today. so you won't
suffer any longer than necessary when
4 pain or 'aCh" attacks you.
Apply Il without rubbinG-for II pcnc-
tratcS-giynE prompt relief OF sclatlca.
lumba 80, sncuralgia. lamcnrss, soreness,
sprninS. strains. bruises. Be prepared
keep IT handy.
Al! druggists--35c, zoe, Sl.40.
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Tho Knights of Pythias Lodge NO. lAf
will meet this evening in their armory
on Marshall street. A full membership
is expected NJ there Is a large class OF
candidates up for initiation Tn" meet
ing will b" concluded by smoker.
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home on Caldwell street. After orlcl
business session the remainder OF the
evening will be spent in music. games
and other pastimcs. At late hour
dainty luncheon will be served.
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rents FOR Sale or Rent. wheeling
Tent q Awning Co.
Real Estate

The s. Q. Hamilton Real Estate agen-
CIV reports the sale Of lot on 22nd
street TO John Henry and another on
Charles street to d. n. Montgomery.
homes in the near future. The failure
to secure abe mill. seemingly does not
prevent our citizens from buying Wells
burg property for building purposes