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REAL ESTATE.
EAST WHEELING
In East Wheeling, a house of six rooms, water and|
eras, cellar. Only few minutes' walk to business district.;
Price very reasonable.
HESSE & KIRCHNER CO.
Open Evenings 25 11TH STREET Both Phones 471
"Member Wheeling Real Estate Board"
ONE OF OUR BARGAINS
Eifjht-rooui modern liome, lot 25x100, on Wilson street.
$4,000
l.c-t ns show von tliis.
L. A. ROLF AGENCY
30 FOURTEENTH STREET,
Properties Managed. Money to Loan.;
Members Wheeling Real Estate Board.
Cfaapline Street
Six-room brick and frame on South Chaplino street, i
ii'as, water: arranged and rented to two families. A ?rood'
home for someone. Price, S 3,200. i
!
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.
BANKING? REAL ESTATE? INSURANCE
Corner Sixteenth and Market Streets. Both Phones, 49S.
Member Wheeling Real Estate Board.
FLOOR SPACE FOR RENT
Two floors, size 40x120, in Delaplaine Building, 1H07 Main street.!
Excellent elevator. lieasonable rent.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
Members of tlie Wheeling" Seal Estate Board
Capital Paid In $150,000.00. Seal Estate and Tiro Insuranos. j
W. Q-. BSAKX), Manager Seal Estate Department.
WANTED !
have good tenants Cor two apartments as follows, must be centrally
located.
Four rooms and bath i
Five rooms and bath, with heat 4".vv j
Also furnished apartment uf live rooms !
J. P. ROTH REALTY CO.
Members 'Wheeling' Seal Estate Board.
1138 Chapline Street. Opposite Post Office, j
FOR SALE
East Wheeling- property at a bargain, i.'all-ynd we will be sUul
to jrlve you any information.
DURST REAL ESTATE CO.
Ben 1727-J 512.13 SciiTanlbactL Bids'. Nat. 1286-X
Money to Xroan on Seal Eortate.
Members of Wheeling' Saal Estate Board.
CITY-DOUBLE YOUR MOREY
TICKETS FREE TO ACTUAL "INVESTORS.
ALLAN TURNER, Real Estate Specialist, 1220 Market Street.
Bell Phone 1135. Natl. 165- Y.
WHRWOOD
COTTAGE
ON 2 LARGE LOTS
REDUCED TO
$1900
ON TERMS.
JUST NEWLY BUILT
S.Nesbitt,Jr.
Sixteenth and Market Sts.
Open Evenings
Money to Loan Fire Insurance
FOR SALE
EDGWOOD HOME
Four rooms and bath, fine well
water, compressed air tank supplies I
house with water. Lot 40xlS5. Owner 1
leaving town. Possession any time.
Tatum & Caldwell
Soom 4 City Bank Building-.
BeU 'Phone 664. 2Tat. 'Phone 064J.
Will Buy a Farm
We have throe buyers Cor farms
These parties have city properties brinK- !
irvj; in yearly rentals of $180. S2S8 and
$4S0 respectively. Each of the parties
will buy a farm and turn their property
in as part payment.
Third Floor Schmulbach Utng.
ITational 621. * Bell 1593-K.
seeaecti aaasi k xxm
1 NORTH YORK STREET |
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
I
Has 7 rooms, hath, thi-ee finish
ed rooms tn attic, furnace, nice
laundrv ?nd celler. and the lot
extends to the river. Price
56.000.00. ,
McCULLAGH I REID
"We DO THINGS
521-22 GEBI2AN BA2TX BLDG.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phones ? Bell 832: National 118.
Si
. FOR SALE
6 room modern house. Rich'.and ave
nue. 'Warwood.
Roderus & Wingerfer
1019 Schmulbach Building,
14 SMI 1577; JTftt'l. 87S.
FOR SALE
THE FOLLOWING
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
WILL 3E SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE..
<o. I ? Three story pressed brick building, located at
the corner of 16th and South Sit: 6 living
room?, and good tl^ed storeroom. Lot 29x50.
Good location (or small business.
Price $6,000.00.
4o. 2 ? Doutlo frame house at No. 108 i 7th St., has
four rooms and kitchen each side. Lot JOdM.
Property always rented.
Price J.1.600.00.
4o. 3 ? Six room frame located at' No. 2917 Chaplin*
St.. stone foundation. Lot 25' 3xl00 ; rented
to two families for J 18.00 per month.
Price S2.000.00.
FOR INFORMATION AND INSPECTION
APPLY TO
ANDREW McGlNLEY, Adair.
OR
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.
(Momber Wheeling Real Estate Board.) o-23-tf
Chap'ine St. Investment
12%
This property centrally locnted
hits in all 22 rooms, hat lis. llnished
attics, laundries. garage, all ivith
everj convenience and in first class
condition: genuine bargain.
t.-rins.- l>-t us show you this prop
erty.
Paul-Lough Co,
19 Fourteenth St.
Bell 102. Nat. 873-M.
i . 1 T 2 > Farm of 2>>S acres locatr-d "n
he Panhandle it. It. in <>bio. Price
57. will exchange for good income
iroperty.
J. G. FINLEY
Real Estate and Insurance.
Sell Phone 35. Nat. Phono 2.
1108 Schmulbach Bldg. "
FOE RENT
r&TMJEDIATE POSSESSION.
i room Apt.. H. Park S 10.00
if room and bath, furnace: Wood
lawn "O.O.i
" room. Echo Point 00
S room. Echo Point L' j.O"
3 rooms and bath, hot wafer h* at.
garage ? Maple Ave., WoOdlawn.
Furnished home. Alfenlieim.
furnished home. Woodsdale.
Security Trust Co,
Agents
Boll 77 ? Telephones ? Nftt'l. 904.
NO ACTION TAKEN.
HAKUISBKRt'J, Pa.. i>ec. 4.? The Pub
lio Service ' 'oin mission to-day received
the application for approval of the in
torporatlon of the Pittsburgh and West
Virginia railroad, n. re-organization of
the Wab:tsh line in this state, but no
notion was taken. Copies of all proceed
ings In court were* submitted and ob
jections rnadu that the charter could
not he approved when the legal actions
had not been disposed of.
THE MOST UNETNDEST CUT Or ALL.
I .OS ANOELES. fal.. I >ec. 4. ?Six e?nt
cuts of |de and twelve cent sandwiches
visualized the high cost of living to
cclrks and business men to-day in
cafeterias and lunch rooms. An extra
charge of five cents for bread ;l ti<t but
ter in other places represented the iid
vance of proportionately -? per cent
recently agreed upon by restaurant pro
prietors.
How the Canadians
Captured the Bsgina
Trench from Germans
u$EOto?okD AND|
guard. |
I Many Old Canadian propers Were I
Trappers and Knew Old 1 nek ana
It Worked Successfully.
WITH THE B KIT IS 11 AKMY ON
THE FRONT IN FKANL K. k< r UU> .
y)l0 i ? via London. i>n-. \ A. >1.
Thai success in modern wart arc ot
^nmiv Semi upon .b,; ou?.
of soine article or connivance o an
oiVnt design and cunning has. again
b""n demonsirutwl by Oj?
troops in ibuir most recent a -an. ?
utuiiist Hie enemy. The old *un.;"
?iiul Indian and trapper trick u ai
nhig Snit weighs upon Hi- b??j
ii'v in i' a ns of a leather ihottj, a<io. .
i lie forehead bellied Canadians to gi>
forward when *U S', ' -'i ,?a t U ro n jl li
transport was d 1 1 1 1< v i It and ....'in- 1
supplies thus brought up ". ,.*,,jna I
pleleiy captured tne lull u u> ? a j
trench. which bitberto had i?bi.u |
OUi Ibis l?'r,;' iul''.r. ...'.'""j j
aSSrrJw.^
tiiiity. win/" ib.- i
s'V"" ,bY w.uiry luml)
quickly s.eeti tn.n ??? L usual i
would soon play su,, plies, and ?
methods ul ot-iii^m^ u| ? pbi t ?
without uiimterrup u d ? PL . (i,(l ;
?0 ?u l? " Vro ...8
uoopers 111,1,1 \ ,0 t-ommandim: ,
Stttcft who tur|
voUliucrs lor Ibe biit'W lbt'1
,,simlss AwiT?-. ~sst!
;Sl'.o'hS I
faithful army tuule could again g? I
W'?rk- Darinn Did the Rest.
sri.no batch ? an unusually
number to ^"larit under
^MH?5a3Sii
one of the comparand <*t\ u? 1
stances in the war in wb'?h ihi^li.u,
KHkitssrs^l
beiSiK thai .bey ...us: ?<?> '?<> j
approach the enemy lll'n(>1 dl
One Genua n kepi '.ui wllHj
closer to ibe Omauian n,ilU' hi<
twice warned away, and h -n. as hj
SESSS- S ???,? I
where ho made an indig.ian p :
??U-:
sidered the mailer and _ HioiieM P^*|
iirnJanm:1' "hi P;;i|^iuii^1bat'ki
1 ? Then * he Genua n crumpled up and j
said: . ... -? m t-?l io bp a ?
prisoner. ani'wWn he starts for the
rear he wore a broad ?""?
more join boycott. >dJ.
rnlon tor i'l Snffras-. thn lllioi;
MiSTon. ito ?V ??"<??? 1 ",on
i t hp lit ne v AssOcifltinu.
\yp ?.?.'?
j riouVewi'^-s- Leajine to demand an in-j
? vestigalion of loud price?.. j
I Plumbing, Heating and Fire j
Sprinkler Systems I
ROBT. w. &YLE CO. I
Now at 1518 Main Street.
Get Our Prices Before Installing.
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i C. H. QUIMBY
1513 MARKET STREET.
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FINANCIAL
WHEELING, "W. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS 4'ti ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Warwoocl Town Primary.
The Warwoud town primary will be
held today, from l o'clock to S o'clock
l>. in. The important announcement has
en made tiuit the names ??(" I he can
didates for city sergeant will not be
voted no in the primary. I>ut, will up
l>.-ar on :li>- tickets In the noucral town
clfi-i iiin. tliv tlrst Thursday in i'Vbruary.
The following aiv tin- candidaies:
!?"< > r mayor ? J. 11. Mont fc'tiiicry. J. C.
Williams.
liur recorder ? John Mi if hoi I, W. H.
Klbiii and K. 11. Smith.
l*"or council ? North War wood, two to
<? Iff t : It. J. MoCraeken and A. <.1. Kies
ler; Oen tor Warwmnl. two :?) elect: I*.
II. MeChire, lieorgv Mooncy, .liuin s ( '.
Moore and T. r. KindelberKer; South
Warwood, one to ??)???? I : J. W. \Vtcl?r;
ext re m<: South Warwood, two !o fleet:
(.'has. \\'i Ishans and C. l\ Doty.
The following have 1 ?? ?? n selected to
art as judges and clerks at the polls:
ISouih Warwood. Samuel Montgomery,
< Voegler. ?!. W. Jenkins: ('enter, ? 'has.
Smith, (.'has. 'Wyles. .las. tinoch; >Torth.
Herman W'eit/.oi, John Kr<-ssner, li. L
i lloss.
Manager of Grocery Rasig-ns.
I .1. K. Kline, who has been manager of
the J-Ced Star Grocery company for the
I past several years, ha.s tendered Ills re
i >? ideation, to accept a position as .store
[ j,e. |.. r of the slock room. with the
Wheeling Steel & Iron company, at
j Yorkvllle, < Mr. Kline will ta-ko up
his now duties about thu 15 of the
! month.
literury Society.
A lino literary program will In- given
this e.vening at die Center AVarwood
school house at N o'clock. The program:
The llible ai literature
l?ev. .1. C. Huekloy
lb ading ? I Selected i . . M iss Helen Slifl'e
Ijiterary iallon of Gorky's "My
Childhood" lohn A. Moore
Heading (Selected) Mr. Polity
Debate ? "Ilosolved, that, football should
be eliminated from High School
A thlotics."
Affirmative: Messrs. Smith and Kemp
_\>Kative: Messrs. Krtuiois and Fair.
Aft'-r the program tho organixal ion
Between 25th Street Warwood and
8th Street Benwood
Effective Sunday, November 12, 1916:
NORTH BOUND
From Benwood ?
Daily cxeept Sunday -5:15 A. M. and every fifteen minutes thereafter
until midnight. exi *pt that 11:45 P. M. cur goes to First Street only.
(Jars vin;; <: 12:15 ai d 12:30 A. M. go to Tenth Street only.
Sunday only ? t>:00 A. M., 6:30 A. M? 7:00 A. M? 7:30 A. M.. and every
tifi'Tii miiiut'-? thereafter, the schedule from then on being same as week
ilny.
From 10th Street ?
De.lly except Sunday ? -1:30 A. M. and every fifteen minutes 'hereafter
until 12:00 midnight. Dust car. 12:30 A. M. 12:15 ear to First Street only.
Sunday only ? 5.15. 5:45. 6:15. 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 A. M.. and every ilf
tc 'ii minutes thT^-after. The Bchedule from then on being sam? ?s week day.
SOUTH BOUND
From Warwood ? $
Daily except Sunday ? 4:53 A. M. and every fifteen minutes thereafter |
until 11:37 I*. Jl. ? last car to Benwood. Ci.rs leaving at 11:63 P. M. and B
12:0S, 12:23 and 12:53 go to Tenth Street only. Car leaves Worwood for 8
First Street only at 1:23 A. M.
Sunday only ? 5:3fi, 6:0S. C:38, 6:53, 7:23, 7:3S, 7:53 and S:23 A. M., and
every lifted- .-nlnutcs thereafter, the schedule from then on being same as
week day.
When the above described service Is Inaugurated fh* following now
rules will he In effect covrlng operation of the Wheeling- Wellsburg cars
between Tenth Street, "Wheeling, and 26th Street. Warwood:
SOUTH BOUND
Cars will stop at the regular stops between above points for the purpose
of discharging passengers who have boarded ear at or north of 26th Street.
Warwood. Cars will not be stopped to receive passeng-.-r* between these
points except at 19th and 5th Street, Warwood and First Street. Wheeling.
NORTE BOUND
Cars will make, local stops between above points for the purpose of re
ceiving1 passengers who desire to ride north of 25th Street, Warwood. but
will r.ot make stops between ? these points to discharge passengers except at
Flrsi Street. "Wheeling, and f?th and 10th Streets. Warwood.
Wheeling Traction Company
The man at the .'desk often
lacks it.
Are you an office worker? Are
you obliged to guard your health
against the consequences of too
much indoor brain work and not,
enough out-door exercise ?
Constipation is dangerous. The
laxative habit is even more so,
because it tends to make consti
pation chronic.
Nujol relieves constipation
effectively and without forming
a habit. It prevents the contents
of the intestines from becoming
hard, and in this way makes
natural movements easy. It acts
in effect as a" internal
lubricant.
i
Nujol Is bottled at the refinery and Is
sold only In pint bottles bearing the
name Nujol a"d the imprint of the
Standard Oil Company (New Jersey).
Refuse substitutes ? be sure you get
the genuine. Write to-day for booklet
"The Rational Treatment for Consti
pation."
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
Bayonne New Jersey
will he completed. Several espeeiatlv
the wintt'r U118 Ur? bcInsr t,rrauS*-'d tor
I
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore Brothers, Warwood. W. Va.
Business Meeting.
The Alpha iJiimma Tau's mot bsst
night at [he lumn- of Thos. c". Williams,
for their regular business meeting. Af
ter an interesting business session, a
social hour was enjoyed.
Bazar WlH Attract Many.
Tbe Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby
terian .church will hold a bazar in r!io
church, on AWdnosday ami Thursday)
evenings, of this week, December <; ami '
i. The booths will be verv 1 1 n i< |ii ? and
quite attractive to huiis.--ki-ep.-js -.-is
I hey will represent the six working days
of the week, where utensils appropriate
to each days duties may !><? procured.
The booths will bo as follows:
Monday ? Wash Day ? M is. Ed. Poll,
chairman.
Tuesday ? Ironing and Mending Dav ?
Miss Nellie Moore, chairman.
Wednesday ? ? 'hrlsl mas Moolh ? J. IV.,
Kinsley. chairman.
Thursday? Fancy Work ? A\". R Jie
Culla. chairman.
Kriduy (Meaning Day? Mrs. C. K.
I'chus, chairman.
Saturday- Making Day? Mrs. Prod
Jenkins, chairman.
Un Wednesday evening, there will bo1
a short musical program rendered,
which will be followed by a light lunch-;
eon, and on I'hur.sday evening supper
will lie served from 5 to .s o'clock. ?
Teachers' Training Class.
The teachers of the iv-nier and Xnrih
W nrwcmd schools held their Tegular
me" ting yesterday afternon in the Xorth
Uarwod school, where the "Model
Method <>l reaching lllslorv." was dis
cussed. The subject was not alto?.nhcr
npproved. and found rntlier impractical.
To The Citizens Of Warwood:
If my record as town councilman
during the past two and one-half
.rears meets with your approval. U
shall he glad lo have your influence,
and vote for mayor nr. the town pri
maries Tuesday, December r, from l
to .<> p. m.
Very Respectfully,
J. C. WILLIAMS,
Candidate for Mayor.
Street Car Jumped Track.
I.ast night between o and i! o'clock, ;
ii'.r i ,r' iV ''ars jumped !
lb. t'.K-k. at i he point where ihe river J
1 hemg repaired. After some d'<
day of tratyic. the car was replaced on I
the track. The incident caused a rr-:ii I
niiinunt ..f confusion, but there were no
Injuries. j
raise Mnmor. ! i
A rumor was circulated around town!-,
last nigh; lo th? effe.-t ,har the Alpha'
-'mon ",f w' "'-LTinl-j
'"" on "r Wnrw had combine, | forces!
and w-r<> throwing all their influence '
.t 'orfoin fi.'w candidates in ro#!a.v\s
This report, however. ts- entirely un
i"||,"|e,l. and through their President
lv T\ .. ,,nc'K r- club most mil- 1
Piatleally deny it. ;iniI w,5l) j( to be
Known, i hoy r.- "nor supporting anv
particular candidates."
Personals and Briefs.
John Jacob. Jr., of Morgantown. was'
n business caller in "Warwood the last,
of t n?> w
riJVfiSrr..,|'"t!V T'-v,,"-c and Carrie Mor- 1
or v, u- " vmTr '-"I,;sls 'his evening I
\r M ; ,e Keyser. Of Wheeling. I
Miss Maud W riKhr has returned home I
1*1 1 t'sl i u r irh S ViSit U"h r",ath'r:s '"I
Mrs John Hack, who was a former!
res, d.-n- Warwood. v.as calling on J
friends yesterday. ,
Mis \\ L Ma pe] , of Fairmont, has'
returned to |u.r ho,:? after n weeks-- \
visit W.ih her sister. .Urs. A. p. .-.-.tup-:
btir~h'' S AVr'ch1 Sunday In Pitts- j
W nt. 1 r. r-,|bi!i of South Warwood. one!
or the candidates for is verv I
I.I, I'emg t lire.-i | with apo. ndi< ii is." i
OLIVER WANTS THE FACTS I
U A SI II N'O'l'i ) \ [V'c. 4 ? Represen
tative (mi v?-r of Alabama, introduced
a resolution today calling on ihe Sec
i clary ot "War for Ihe facts in con
nection with a recent complaint hv
naprisf ministers that Major-fJeueral
l-unston imposed objectionable re
strictions when iliev asked permission
lo conduct evangelistic services among
the troops on (he Mexican border.
CHARLESTON. \\\ Vu.. L>ec. I? j
M. P. Shawkey, state superintendent j
[>(? free schools. said today I hut fli**j
next legislature wil be asked 10 make i
provisions for increases' in the amount. I
j{ the permanent school fund, which is j
now one million dollars. He says :* ;
is necessary that a large amount than!
now available is necessary lor dis- j
tribmlon among tbe public schools. '
He will ask thai the minimum amount
r>t' the general school fund be made
one million instead of $7r.i',<ioot ?'>s it
hns been foa the last 12 years.
Other provisions school authorities
will ask. the legislature to bring about
are;
Hotter and more effective compul
sory attendanee laws; minimum term
of seven months: pro\ ision to promote
night schools; free text books sup
plied by the state; provision for ap
pointment of one trustee for each one
rnom school to serve under the direc
tion of hoard of education: pensions
for teachers under certain conditions.
In rural districts; definite supervision
of colored schools; that the county be
made unit of taxation for school pur
poses; that offiees of state and court
ly superintendent be made appointive*:
increase in number of teacher train
ing schools: ? provision to encourage
rural' graded schools to offer domes
tic science, manual training and oth
pr vocational subjects suitable for vari
ous communities.
? The T\orn Kob TClub will meet ?
this evening- at their club rooms. ?
Thirty-seventh and Jacob streets, and J
hold their annual election of officers. j
At. the close of the meeting a banquet j
will be served.
? Mrs. Sarah Tii-ce and children were
sent to the home of relatives in Fair- .1
mont. yesterday morning by the West j
Virginia Humane society.
? A safety first meeting will be held i
(his afternoon for the employes of the j
R. & O. in the local office rooms. This
is the first meeting since l?st wwinter
and a largo attendance is expected.
? Over one hundred laborers were
brought here yesterday front Cincin- |
riati and will be put to work helping >
to erect the new $200,000 annex tn
Lite Manchester plant of the Wheeling
Mold & Foundry company.
? Joe Lopez, who was badly burn
ed when gasoline with which he at
tempted to kindle n fire in his place
at "'HO Market street Sunday morn
ing exploded Is getting along nicely
at the Wheeling hospital.
? Miss Louise C'lyker yesterday ten
dered to the county commissioner!)
her resignation as a nurse at the
county infirmary, effective December
10. No successor lias been named.
? Arrests to the number of 1">-I!>
have been made bv the Wheeling po
lice in eleven months of 1016.
? According to the workhouse re
port for November, 'here were 14 city
prisoners in custody there on Novem
ber m. one less than on thefirstdav
of the month. A total of 1,360 meals
All persons knowinp themselves in
debted to Wrn. II. Howler's estate will
please call on the undersigned for
settlement.
All persons having claims against
said estate will present same jo
t;i'S II MKlWfK.. Adminis' rator,
1 ! 2 1 Market Street.
Offi'iv hours 7:Oo to 7:!J0 1'. M.
WANTED? Male Help.
WANTED? Two young mco to work new# uenU (4
15. & U. trains. Apply *t Onion 2<?t( Co. ofnca,
JJ. & O. depot. ?e-3-tf
WAITED ? At once. several good delinrry and talti
boys, fo work beforo school. Apply at Circulation
Department, Iniolligenccr, between 4 and 6 *? _ ni.
WANTED? Male and Female
WANTED? Demonstrators. M?n for er?tor bulld'Ji*
tny?: wnnisn for Simplex toy typewriter*. Geo. H.
Snook Co. <1-4-1
FOR SALS.
FOR SALE OR TRADE? Govt firm. One m!l? frnra
Htre>-t pnr. Will trade for n*-il estate or oil ml!
machinery. .VMto ('.. <"&re Intelligencer. rl-5-p
FOR SALE? <'a?1 Usds on Norfolk A- Weetem IV B.. S
veins cheap. only tract left. Geo. Berlin, Keroilt.
W. Va. d-2''
FOR SALE - I'heap, registered 0. I. C mal# plo frm
prize winning mock. Improve your herd with & rei
istered fire. It. K. tiorMieh, Borland. Ohio, n-14-ltt
F03R RENT.
AT ANO N FAR CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH
STREET:
3 FRONT ROOMS *20.00
4 FRONT ROOMS 22.0*
7 FRONT ROOMS -W-Cf
C ROOMS AND HALL 30.C*
I STORE ROOM, LOGAN'S OLD CORNER
(MAY BE IMPROVED) I00.0|
i HAWLEY. ICfi5',4 MAIN ST.
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Application for Pardon.
X til: re is Iiornby given tliat on or alvnit tne LXrth
ilay of December. jfl'i. an aiipiicat.on will be ft ltd
iviiii K. I'Iit.*mi. I'uiWu Attorney. ('hariesun. \Vc?:
Virginia. for the iarih.ii of .lu.ies Myrtle, cetiTicUd
if the crime of breaking ami entering and former
ri.iivicUon. at thi- Dclnter Term. I?li, of the
t'rimlnal i.'olirt of Olun Cuunty <uid ?ent<ir.cci! to Irn
|/.-i,-> >tiii. "ill in the IVest Virginia l'autwriary for
the period of W.TMI years.
?SiKiiwI. JAMI.S MVliTl/E.
ii-r-u.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Notice.
Tt? the Holder* ?.f J<i?;d? of tin"1 Highland ?\vd Corn
pan y. secured by the indenture of the first day of
Aukum. A. I*. I1W6. between Highland Coal Com*
pany and Dollar Savings aim! Trust L'nxpauiy,
Tn i! >???*> :
NOTICE is hereby given, that Highland Coal
Company. has railed for bonds numbered
IM to -00. both inclusive, of Highland Coal Coin,
pany'# purchase rn??n?y first mortgage six ivr cent.
Hold l??j?d5. of the series m*? ured a* al*>ve indimted
and dated August l*t. JM'ti; and t!iat on the 'irst
flay "f February, A. l>. 1U17. there u:)l become a*id
lie due and payable upon each of the said bonds
numbered as aforesaid, the principal thereof and
accrued intercut to said date, which will Iw paid,
and said bonds purchased and rrtired at the office
of Hollar Savings and Trust Company, of Wheeling.
\V?vfS Virginia. on .said date in acetirdaure \?:th the
pnwisiorift of Artiele Three of said indenture, satd
trends numbered Isl to 'J00 being the la*t now out
bianduig nu:nlH*rs of >aid
IIIGULANli COAL COM T A NT.
?!-.%?) a-f?
LEGAL NOTICE
Probate of Will.
ufiVe of tl;e ?*!erk. t'uunly Court. Ohi-i County. State
of WYat Virginia.
In the iitMtti*r <?! the rr.?'?aie of tin* J.ast Will and
Trsldsnrrit ?-f William Hntr;* O art Ivy. ?'??coaM.ni.
The o!?Ji? t of '.he filed in tlus matter this
25s.li dar ??f .Voviinb'.T, I!?le*. i> to !:?*.? admitted to
pr. bati' ami r? i-rd a pa;4-r wntlnt; t>urport?;i^ to l?e
the \\*i J I and Tegument of Wllliaui llenrv
ciartley. de*Ta.*-?Hl. b?'j:uj;; ilaJ?* the 7th day i.f Au
gust. 1 i ? i . > ; and :t aiij^anng trom ar. affidavit filed
with ine :u in> uff!?*e that Mazie Ma'ir>. a >rson
who is t!"?riis? and try i?t i*?Titi.?n declared to tw
tnfer?>r??l ir* t!ie j?robate of said will :s a non-rc^i
u# ii* ?f tin ? f WeM Virginia; 1: is by i>atd
i ourt t.rd.-rod that th?* said Mazic -Maury, togethei
\*it!i th?* ;.it?n?n.;i l.^irs of the said WiJIian. Hcnrj
clariley. or tnc hoirs of any of them who arc nc
ii?n?i-r lir.ng. do appear at r.;y office in the City el
Wheeling, in I he County ar.d Stnf^ aforesaid, within
? !i?* inontii after the date of the f;r>-; ]>uMicatiot7
ireiv f. aint d?? what is m?**??s?ary to protect their in
t er?->: > in said matter.
The hearing of the said petition is set for thi
2f?th day t ( lJecetnl?er. IS'ltJ. at 10 o'clock a. ni.
JOHN ?. WKLLS.
iTcU of I he County Court. Ohio County, S^taie o!
West \"irgiu!x
n d 12 id.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE ? T!?* ! wn final! ir.rls who !/vik rfc,. pir*
<'i>ii;a.:i:nt; diamond* at '(:<? V. W. <'. A. 1*j*1 ulghl
jtro known. and nnlit.H I !<o pur*e uttii :t? contents !i
Mtinml a' ??iii'*! I?? l!ie V XV*. I*. A.. a<:Ut'n will
Ik* Mi*en Ilirrn il-'i-g
WANTED ? To K.row Jll.'.C'O. 3 In ;??, /ir?t inurl
u<iKe real ''Sta ?*'. 1*. o. Itox 7')j, city. d-l-t
WANTED ? ? >it n?s 1'lsos i? F')0<1 territory.
Adilros II. care Intelligencer. d-2-p
S??curea. Trad?
|jnarUs rejjlBter?
?<J. Patent au4
iradoniti.ru uugatioti. Booklet tree.
2u S. XiAi", Patent X, *w>?r.
National Kxclsantfe Batik Building.
Wheelln*. . V/. V*.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
aua
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
? ,7" ' ~~
promi-itij aitciiacu to al all Uiuojl
TEI^EiMIO.ofES:
Store ? Bt?li NuuuniU 1742.
?Rebidence ? \V. K. Couey. lioll 1324-J,
National 1272-1'.
Resilience ? A. B<il6 weaker, National
13S9-R.
DIED
BEAHD ? On Monday. DmemUsr 4. 1514. at
o'clooi p. i;i. . :b t-Uo home of her dutwhter. Mr*.
Molt-in Ault. Xo. H uhJO strevt. MKS. JtKIiECCJ
,ri;.NE BKA&IX in her Slst year.
Fumeul servloes at the home of h?r <!n:;hter. Mrs.
Melon Ault. VViiIikwI^, I'tvcmlwr t>. a: S:30 p.
in. Intcrtnoat pnvalo Thursday. December 7, *i
2 p. m.
RITZ ? On Saturday. December 2. 1310. at P:4I
o'clock p. id.. ROUEKT l.KK. fn of Anato Kill
Camp, in tbo 22nd your of his age.
funeral from tb? reside/ice of his Knu-.Jpa.-enM. Mi.
ajid Mrs. William Stobbs. So. -17 Sou'Jj Wabaak
aired. Tuesday afternoon. Service* from tho Fim
Kr.Kf.sh Uit!ier;ui church. Siit.'sith street, at i
o'clock p. m Friend* of the family limtod to
imil, Interment In Greenwood ceinKerr. Speslal
oar will in waltiug at tin; cheurch for flieodl
uf t l*o family.
McCARROLL ? On Saturday. IV.vrtiber 2, 191 ft. iu
I' .25 o'clock p. in . at the North WbecUng Hospital,
MISS illtll'UKT Mci'.VUBOI.I,.
Funeral services at I residence. 100 Fifteenth St.,
Tuewl&y morning at >:.?0 o'clok. ItoQUiRO blgfc
inaa>s in St. Joseph, cathedral at 3 o'clcevk. iat/ir
Til-IlL 111 llaznlwood. IV. cemetery.
(Piualnr.-h I'a.. :uul I'arkeraburg. V. Va. papen
please copy. J
FUNERAL DIEECT0E8
L 0 U I s TerT'Tchy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER
1122 and 1124 Main Street
? Calls Answered Day or Night
Siore Phones 635
C. J. Bcrtschy ? Nat. Phone 1915-R
Bell J334-R.
Breimimer & Hildebrand
runera'l Dl.roctor? r.i?d EmWaiev*.
Comer MRrkot and Tweaty- socoui. Sti
Toleohou?> 21 7 Open ia.v night.
wore served. Fifteen men were em
ployed ~'2 days on city work.
? The executive committee of th?
Board ol' Directors of the Ohio Vallej
<:? neral hospital hold a meeting yes
terdav afternoon.
"Tho Lifo of .Moses," was tho topii
of tho sermon of the Rev. W. H
Pields of the First Christian churob
at i ho annual service lor the Dauga
f Amorica. Sunday evening.
1 1 r
BUTTER IS REDUCED.
TOI.KDO. Ohio, Dor. 4? The prio
of but tor on tho local markoLs waj
roilueod today two cents a jiound
t'ouuuisison liiorchants .4aid the oil
was duo io tho boycott on butter am
opus by the Toledo House wive*
League". There was no change in th;
price of o^us. Tho price of hrea<
was today increased one cent on smai
loaves and two Cents ou the larg
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