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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

The savage tension broke with a.
laugh at the word chosen by Quin-
tana to express their efforts of the
morning.
Sard had been standing with one
fat hand fiat against the trunk OF
tree. Now, at nod from Quin-
tana, he squatted down, and, with
the same hand that had been resting
against the tree, he spread out the
pile OF jewels into a fiat layer.
As he began to divide this into
five parts, stu using the fiat of his
pudgy hand, something poked him
lightly in the ribs. 1t was the muz-
zle of one of Quintana's pistols.
Sard, CHASTITY pale, looked up. His
palm, sticky with baIsam gum,
quivered in Quintana's grasp.
81 was going to scrape it off" he
gasped. "The tree was sticky"
Quintana, with the muzzle of his
pistol, detached half a dozen
diamonds and rubies that chung to
the gum on Mr. Sard's palm.
Wash" he said dryly.
Sard, sweating with fear, washed
his right hand with whisky from his
pocket flask and dried it for gem
eral inspection.
My God" he protested tremu-
lousy, at was accidental, gentle
men. Dc you think I'd try to get
away with anything like that"
Quintana coolly showed his aside,
ard with the barrel of his pistol zee
pushed thu at pile of gems into
five separate heaps. Only he and
Georgiadese knew that a magnificent
diamond had been lodged in the
muzzle Of his pistol The eyes of
the Greek famed with rage at the
trick, but he awaited the division
before he should come to any con
clusion.
Quintana coolly picked out the
Flaming Jewel and pocketed it.
Then, to each man he indicated the
head which was to be his portion.
A snarling wrangle instantly be
gan, Sanchez Directing to rubies
and demanding more emeralds, and
PicQuet complaining violently con
corning the smallness of the
diamonds allotted him.
Sard's trained eyes appraised
every allotment. Without weighing,
and, lacking time and parapher-
MALTA for expert examination, ne
was inclined to think the division
fair enough.
Quintana got to his feet lithely:
"For me-" he said, it is finish.
With my frien' Sard l shall now de-
part. Messi"urs, | embrace and
salute you. A bientout in Paris-if it
be Gods will! Donc-au revoir, les
amis, ct ala bonhuer! AIlons! Each
for, himself and gar auz fiicsw
Sard, seized with a sort of still
terror, regarded Quintana with
enormous eyes. Torn between dis
may Of being left alone in the vii.
derness, and very natural fear of
any single companion, he did not
know what TO say or do.
En- massc, the gang were too dis
trustful of one another to units on
robbing any individual. But any in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30
eR HAMINGXe1s
= JEWEL!,;,;S2
W.~B ROBERT W CHAMBERS
fteFsTeFS~ 1000 nropcr u pCpAh
} 1000 GEORGE II popAH coAnAkY

others are IN hurry.
Picquet added: "Also five shares
are sufficient division"
1T is propose, then, that we
abandon our comrades Beck and
Salzar to the rifle of Mike Clinch?'
why not?" demanded Georgiades
sullenly-" we shall have worse to
face before we see the Place de
POpera."
There remains, also, Eddie Abb
rams" remarked Quintana!
Crooks never betray their at,or-
ney. Everybody espresso da willing
ness to have the five shares Of
plumber properly assessed to satisfy
the fee due to Mr.. Abrams.
Yer WELL" nodded Quintana,
are you satisfy, meosieurs, to
divide an disperse?"
Sard said, heavily, that they ought
to stick together unit! they arrived
in New York.
Sanchez sneered, accusing Sard
of wanting bodyguard to escort
him to his own home. 'In this ac-
cursed forest" he insisted, Five Of
us would attract attention where
one alone, with sufficient stealth,
can slip through into the open coun-
try"
Two by two is better" said
Picquet. you, Sanchez, shall
travel alone if you desire"
Divide the gems first" growled
Georgiades, and then let each do
what pleases him"
That" nodded Quintana, "is also
my opinion. 1t is so settle. Atten-
ton" Two pistols were in his hands
as by magic. With a slight smile
he laid them on the moss beside
him.
He then spread a large white
handkerchief on the ground; and,
from his pockets, he poured out the
glittering cascade. Yet, like a feed
ing panther, every sense remained
alert to the slightest sound or move
ment elsewhere; and when Georgi-
AIDES grunted from excess emotion,
Quintana's right hand held a pistol
before the grunt had ceased.
) lncipocc
division of loot every reckless
visage reflected the strain of the
situation
Quintana, both pistols in his
hands, looked down at the scintillat-
ing heap of jewels.
Il estimate two and one quartaire
million Of dollaires," he said simply,
at has been agree that | accep' for
me the erosite gem known as The
Flaming Jewel. In addition, mes
sieurs, it has been agreed that l
accep' for myself one part in five
of the remainder"
A fierce silence reigned. Every
wolhsh eye was on the leader. He
smiled, rested his pair of pistols on
either knee.
, SIS there" he asked softly, "any
gentleman who shall objec'?"
Who demanded Georgiades
hoarsely, sis to divide for us?"
ut is for such purpose" ex-
planned Quintana suavely, that my
frien', Emanuel Sard is brokaire of
diamon's, as all know ver' well.
Therefore, it shall be our frien'
Sard who will divide for US what we
have gain today by our-industry."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

Genuine Pequot Pillow Tubing,
full width. This will probably be
your last opportunity to buy this
Tubing at this price as it has adj
vanced 80 per cent since we bought
this lot. Monday and Tuesday only,
per yard Csc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

One hundred pairs medium and
fine Blankets, some are slightly soil
ed; former prices were SIS to $3.50;
take your choice of the lot Monday
and Tuesday, paid $2.98.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

One hundred dozen Huckaback
Towels, size 17x34 inches; limit two
dozen to each buyer; Monday and
Tuesday only, per dozen $1,19.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

One case fine English Long Cloth,
chamois finish, regular width; worth
on todays market about 22c; Mon
day and Tuesday only, per bolt of
ten yards, STAG. ...
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30
THESTANDARD
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, BAR
GAINS-RICH, RIPE AN JUICY.

One bale 10-4 Unbleached Sheet
ing, guaranteed 80 inches wide, and
sold only on Monday and Tuesday
at this sale price, per yard 44c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

India Umbrellas for men, women
and children, the little umbrella with
the big spread, just right open, its
large-just right closed, it's small.
More style, more strength, more pro-
lection than any other umbrella. We
are going to sell some extra good
ones Monday and Tuesday at $3.50.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

One case Ladies' Bleached Ribbed
Vests, regular sizes and extra sizes;
value Csc; here Monday and Tues
day only, each, all sizes, 43c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

Our famous Willowbone Corsets;
made of English Coutil and French
Jean; every size; regularly 81; Mon
day and Tuesday only, each 81.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

One case extra heavy Crochet Bed
Spreads, I'LL large size; b!eached
snow Write: worth everywhere $3.50;
here Monday and Tuesday only $3.50
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

Two full bales fine Sea Island Sc
and SO inches wide, sold only on
Monday and Tuesday for this price
10 yards for CSC.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-10-30

Engraved Wedding Invitations
and Calling Cards. Americas Jew
elry Co., Wallis Mott, Mgr. 3O-3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-14
FIND DIRECTORY OF
FAKE WHSKEY MAKERS

Uunaln. r. z. Fob I3.--Whst II b.
rIovcd to ho Il dIrcrtory 81 pnuufacturies
ur rnhc bonded whIpk.y hrs fallen INTO
tho hnnds ur fedornl prohibition Officers.
following orrcqIa her" on Saturday ana
today, Of thrco men charged with
communicating revenue stamps ana
whlakcy labels. ;.
Dry agents said tho IabeIS iouhu
wrTs HimIlur 10 mhny fOuhn on poihon
Gus CuncOcti0uH seized during tho Ihn'
rk months chief Dry Agent btApp9-
Tan IN gazing over ~" list OF hhHpe
fpumd Ia tao mems rooms ana 1urther
arrests arc expected
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LOCAL STOCKS

WLssII"R ~ rr &c. .a
psIIy u""ia i,"r ua' ~ foe. TOE .....'r
U,,Lsrs- trWplIsd Zee ~" '"'"h'
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BRIDGEPORT
n OF O Me0t

Tho knights uf E"lHmbu7 h'.A thoI
,,,,,lor meeting last night Ia TIA" rnE!os'
t,,,,., i.lans wrro mado for dane" I"
a., n,.Id I'm tho now srhuOI h"!l a." '"'
49,, ,., ~ th.a u.uulh hin"r matters
-, Imrnr,,uca woro diaru".'H "'''i
which rnr r, fu.,iuinr or a.. evening "''r
.r.uI WITH NIr'OuH social d'''I'''"'.
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PROVISION MARKET

Wheeling. " "a Irn o. IL
INV REUTER- NIl', Illi's.,
WREaH NGATR
New Britain herald., 1922-12-05

while he apologized for his delay. He had important letters to get of in the post, and to make sure, had carried them to the tavern himself.
 And now. sirs, let us get about this business" he finished. like one who calls his assistants to Q labor.
 My father turned about and looked tthe man.
 "Is your name Gosford?" 2" he said in lis cold, level voice.
 Tt is sir" replied the Englush- man, Anthony Gosford!"
 Well, Mir. Anthony Gosford," re- piled my father, kindly close that door that you have opened"
 Lewis plucked out his snuff box and trumpeted in his many-c -colored hand kerchief to hide his laughter.
 The Englishman, thrown off his pa- tronizing manner, hesitated, closed the door as he was bidden-and could not regain his fine air.
 Now, MT. Gosford," my father went on, why was this room violated as we see it?"
 Tt was searched for Peyton Mar shall's will. sir" replied the man.
 How did you know that Marshall had will?" said my father.
 T saw him write it. returned the Englishman. "here in this very room, on the eighteenth day of October, 1854"
 That was two years ago." said my father Was the will here at Mar shall's death?"
 Tt was. He told me on his death bed"
 And it is gone now?"
 Tt is,n- replied the Englishman.
 And now, MT. Gosford," said my father, how do you know this will is gone unless you also know precise ly where it was?"
 T do know precisely where it was. sir" returned, the man.. "It was in row of drawers on the right of the window where you stand-the second drawer from the top. Mir. Marshall put it there when he wrote it. and he told me on his deathbed that it re- aimed there. You can see, sir, that the drawer has been rifled."
 My father looked casually at the row of mahogany drawers rising along the end of the bookcase. The second one and the oneaboye were open: the others below were closed.
 MT. Gosford,' he said, you would
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 have some interest in this will, to know about 1t so precisy,"
 And so have" replied the man, "it left me sum Of money"
 "A large sum 2"
 "A very argt sum, sir"
 "Mr. Anthony Gosford." said my father. for what purpose did Peyton Marshall bequeath you a large sum of money? You are no kin; nor was he in your debt"
 The Englishman sat down and put his fingers together with a judicial mir,
 Sir he began. ''I am not advised that the purpose of beauest Is rele- want, when the beauest Is direct and unencumbered by the testator with any indicatory words of trust or uses. This will beaueathes me a sum of money. am not required by any provision of the law to show the rea- sons moving the testator. Doubtless, Mir. Payton Marshall had reasons which he deemed excellent for this course, but they are, sir entombcd in the grave with him.
 My father looked steadily at the man, but he did not seem to consider his explanation, nor to go any further on that line.
 ''Is there another who would know about this wll?" he said.
 This effeminate son would know" replied Gosford, a sheer in the epithet, but no other. Marshall wrote the testament in his own hand, without witnesses, as he had the legal right to do under the laws of Virginia. The lawyer" he added, INT. Lewis. will confirm me in the legality Of that"
 fir CHAPTER II.
 And now, sir," continued. the Eng lishn,an, turning to my father, i've will inquire into the theft of this tes- lament"
 But my father did not appear to notice MT. Gosford. He seemed per- plexed and in some concern.
 Lewis" he said. what Is your definition of a crime?' "It is violation of the law" re- piled the lawyer.
 T do not accept your definition" said my father. Tt is rather, u NlOidtlOH VI JuotiCC-u Nioid- ton of something behind the law that makes an act a crime. I think" he went on, "that God must take a broader view than Mir. Blackstone and Lord Coke. have seen a murder in the law that was, in fact, only kind of awful accident, and I have seen your catalogue of crimes gone about by feeble men with no intent except an adjustment of their rights. Their crimes Lewis, were merely errors of their impractical judgment"
 Then he seemed to remember that the Englishman was present.
 And now, Mir. Gosford," he said will you kindly ask young Marshall to come in here?'
 Tn eman would have refused, with some rejoinder, but my father was looking at him, and he could not find the courage to resist my fathers will. He got up and went out, and present ly returned followed by the lad and Gaek. The old country doctor sat down by the door, his leather case of bottles by the chair, his cloak still fastened under his chin. Gosford went back to the table and sat down
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At this moment the door behind my father and Lewis was thrown violent ly open. and man entered. He was a person with the manner Of a bar rister, precise and dapper; he had n long. pink face, pale eyes, and a close-cropped beard that brought out the hard lines of his mouth. He hustled to the table. put down a sort of portfolio that held an inkpot, a writing pad and pens, and drew up chair like one about to take the minutes of meeting. And all the
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with his writing materials to keep notes. The boy stood,
 My father looked long time at the lad. His face was grave. but when he spoke. his voice was gentle.
 My hoy" he said. q have had a good deal of experience In the exami- nation of the devils work" He paused and indicated the violated room, Tt is often excellently done. His disciples are extremely clever. Ones ingenuity is often taxed to trace out the evil design in it, and to stamp 1t as a false piece set into the natural sequence of events"
 He paused again. and his big shoul- ders plotted out the window.
 Every natural event." he continued, 'is intimately connected with innum- erable events that precede and follow. It has SO many serratcd points Of contact with other events that the human mind is not able to fiji false event so that no trace of the joinder will appear. The most skilled work men in the devils shop arc only able to give their false piece a blurred ioinder."
 
 of mahogany drawers beside him.
 Now. my boy" he said, "can you tell me why the one who ransacked this room. in opening and tumbiing the contents Of all the drawers about, did not open the two at the bottom or the row where I stand?"
 Because there was nothing in them Of value, sir" replied the lad.
 What Is in them?" said my father. f'Only old letters, sir, written to my father, when was in Paris--nothing else"
 And who would know that7' said my father.
 The boy went suddenly white.
 "Precisely!" said my father. You alone knew it. and when you under took to give this library the appear ance of pillage room. you uncon- sciously endowed your imaginary rob- Der with the thing you know your self. Why search for loot in drawers that contained only old letters? So your imaginary robber reasoned, knowing what you knew. But real robber, having no such knowledge, would have ransacked them lest he miss the things of value that he searched for"
 He paused, his eyes on the lad, his voice deep and gentle.
 where is the will" he said The white. in the boys face changed l to scarlet. He looked moment about him in sort of terror; then he lifted his head and put back his shoulders. He crossed the room to bookcase, took down volume, opened it and brought out a sheet of folded foolscap. He stood up and faced my father and the men about the room. (The concluding installment of "rhe Fortune Teller will appear in
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NEED WOMEN DETECTIVES

!, Tokio, Dec. 5.-The need of won1- en detectives has been felt by the Metropolitan board of police and the new inspector general of the police, in favor Of the introduction of women to the police force, is organizing for the work
New Britain herald., 1922-12-05

(The concluding installment or "The Fortune Teller" will appear Tn our next issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

on ne inside OF street car. To avoid
,hc car he ramned a pole and In turn
VAS bumped 10y the car before me
u,oi,~man could make stop. The true"
N"- damaged and tho driver slightly
Injured
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Stomach
Causes Gas

Gas In tho stomach and bowels C"eSn
always result from dyspepsia. lrnnr"Per
dict or thc Fermentation "l in,' ."
most cases 4 Is due 10 highly son
sitive condition Of the stomach nerves
To get rid of :hc trouble. you mu1'
huild M and strengthen these weak r.
rlra.cd nerves Of III" stomach. IHk'hE
artificial diEcatcrs. such As Dcps'n ~
hisnuth. only males The stomach ""aY
~ rban ever II Is Ike using dope 20
Gcad"n p pain---,he relief given Is de-
,,ul.>r and harm 'ul
RaaImann'# Gas Tablets act dirH't,H
ruon the affected nerves and Er"auaI y
assist in restoring them 10 their natural:
hcol,hy state Gas aHd bInating VII.
nuicklv disappear. and you will no longer
he bothered with pain around Your heart.
ralpitat!on, shortness Of breath. gnaw-
ing ut the pit 81 the stomach or distress
after eating. duo 10 Eas. Ask Tor Eaa .
rauu's Gas Tablets IN the famous vel
,uw packages. prjc" on" dollar, 500 ny
. n Gricst 4 Co. and all leading drug
ctsie. ]. Eaalmann. Chemist, San Fran
ciS,o.-Adv.
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ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Probate Court

Edui, Saunders as administrator 81
Louise Saunders, deceased. VS.. Rjr"arH
saunders g, al. Cause heard finding
that ALL tho defendants arc properly he
fore the court: that the allegations OF
Tho ,c,itIon are true md that the sal" az
rho real esatr described herein nc"es-
sarv 10 nay debts Advertisement OF said
nrorcrtv ordered, order issued and cause
continued.
Samuel 6 Tccmnn. exr.. ot Corh'n A.
Tceman. decea scd vs.. william Ernest
Tenman. ct a Cause heard. flnuinS
that all the defendants arc properly be-
fore thr court: that the allegations %
tho petition are true and the sale or the
roaI csatte therein described necessary
70 ray the Legacy therein described.
Private sale Of said property ordered.
order issued and cause continued.
Mary F. McGary as admX. OF Alfred
X NrGarv. dcCcisrd W. Jennie l'atter-
son Ct al Summons returned and filed
endorsed with proof service.
Warren {. Parker assignment SEIZED
ME Of debts filed and record ordered
Motion flied 1" have assiGnecS bond
reduced from sl2.0An to $4,000. Cause
heard and bond ordered reduced.
clifford Mcdonnell. ~ admr. o' Her.
man Gochc. deceased ". Louis Go"he. =;
nj Proof Of publicatin Of notice 10 non
residents filed.
charles Arnold. deceased. Proof OF
rubNcatiou Of notice Of appointment
field, approved and record ordered.
Marriage Licenses.
4. H. Williams. age -. steel worker
Of rittShurEh and Ecruad.nc A. Hackcit
age q. Of Bellaire. Rev. John Nug"nt
performed the ceremony.
Raymond G. Yates. age g. collector,
Of Grafton. W. Va. and Phoebe LorHra
Bartlett. age IL. Of Bridgeport. Rev. II.
u. McMiI!cn performed the ceremony.
Realty Deeds
". w Scott and Anna J Scott 20 y
Earle Rogers Tract OF land IN Bridge
port. Consideration $1,000.
James L. Nichols and Elsie Nirho'S
to r. Earle Rogers. Tract OF land IN
Bridgeport. Consideration $1,000.
The NassillonB Belmont Coal company
n The New Pocock Coal Company
Tract Of land IN Township No. 9. Con.
sderation 800.
The Flushing Improvement Company
an Ohio corp. 70 The New Focork Goa
Company. Tract Of land In Flushing
Consideration $500.
The Mass!llon Belmont Coal Company
an Ohio corp. to The New Focock Goa
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m a few other places sprinkl"d w''n
sor,e few c.ndcrs THIS - The Tt'>' Nv
uor,an, road icaI.r tu;" Ecllai'c. 'h'
s,.-. en- - upkcrp and r"i'" mas
.,.~rtty mach OF = I"N". PERSONS "o''"''
70 use the road. declare.
Elk Iniation.
\ big meeting Of ;ne Eei'a'rr 'pu nI"
- E,t,<s vas held Is: nigh; a. the ma"
IN Rrimou, street LASS o. ,'"'.
dates was initiated aud a social SeS
s,on crioyed There Viii be hHi """
r,ret!rg during each -: tho summer
months oc July and August.
Briefs
James Fulton .; near "aTh''N'
,,,.rat.. CANDIDATE" for county
x.orc~ was a Rc,la.re visitor !Hst'r-
The wizard ph.lathca R'hi" Class ~
.bo PRESBYTERIAN church will hold 4
hake sal, SATURDAY. =. tina h''"''''
street church property. A.o
Nrs Thomas Smith and niece nay"
rc.ur2cd - ,rsi~ home 4; Stc"NenN''''
nftcr 4 visit here.
The members Of IN" Ladies Aid so
rie,v Of tho south R"llair NJ. T.. 'hur'n
mo, las, ri.Nt in IN" church basement L
Miss sara rH,ton ~ North Jefferson
s.rcc. has gone to Lexington, n.y. '''
4 visit. o,,,
Miss Lois Fcarce or M"AT'h"r' Nn'
and Wade clancy oc Marion were un'trH
In marriage here Yesterday by NV =
\ Pearce. uncle Of the bride
MY and Mrs Thomas Cooper nav
,.c,, >, HYckcya Lake 70 spend few
days with friends. 49,
Harry Fauplc has returned ~ MS
homo n cleveland after visit with
rslltlveS here.
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Company. Trnct Of land ard coal N
Flushing TrN.s.tEV. 'oNE.d":". i.h Sl-"V.
New Cases Filed
Ecllc Kennedy ~ the Brooks Kun
Coal Comrauy Action for money only
amount claimed tAiS no with interest
from August l3. 1917. Petition alleges
that $1,000 Of said sum Is due Tor use
Of plaintiffs horse by defendant nj the
rate OF s. On per day: that S""o."o "i
said sum IL for said horse Il h''ng al
Iag"d In the petition that while ne'hS
worked BY defendant. nail or shaI y
instrument ran into It's foot. causing inc
loss Of said horse 20 pla!nth ano 'ht,
the s4T4 on IS for feed and care OF sHtu
horse. Attorneys ThorUburG K Lewis
represent the plantif.
Marcia Todd ct al. Action Tor paru-
zion Attorneys Nichols & Walker re-
present the plaintiff.
John 6. rittman va Ida FittHan.
! Action for divorce IN the grounNS OF
adultery. Attorneys Thornhurg & Lewis
represent the plaintiff.
Vernie r; Hudson vs Clara r. Huu
con Action for divorce on the grounnF
! ~ adultery. Attorney II. T. TYLER re-
presents the plaintiff.
Case Continued
The case of Domcnlro taStrWanl w
Aredo Coco. ct NJ. set for trial IN
Common Pleas Court Yesterday was
! continued until July 10th.
The case Of Warren X. pavy - A.
vs n. Nelson Garden Is set for trial IN
Common Pleas Court today.
ST. Clairsviilo Briefs.
A,trrcv David lanes. of hr'dFcnort'
was n business visitor here Yesterday.
Attorney !. II CLANCY. of BarneSVI!'''
WIS IN 81. Cla'rsville on business yes
t"rGay.
Mr. and Mrs " l.. Cow"n. or Martins
Ferry. sp"rt Monday evening At me
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home NJ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs AL
ner, 7'rcu - Marietta street.
Mrs, W. X Butcher. Of West Man
street, was visitor in Barton yesterday
a afternoon.
W. II. Jones. Of bethesda. was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chew, OF Martins
Ferry. were visitors in ST. ClairsvIie
yesterday.
Mrs Charles Bulgcr and daughter. OF
Rellaire, spent yesterday with local rel
at!ves.
DR. Ramsey. Of Powhatan. was visi-
.or in town Monday evening.