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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-18

LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Oct. 8.-Following are The quota
tions on the local market today:
Eggs, 221zc.
Butter - Dairy. 27jzc; creamery,
3Z1zc.
Lard, 121zc
Feed ard Fuel.
Corn, per bushel, csc 20 7Oc.
OATS, 43c 20 Acc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-18
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
RIVER FORECAST.
WILLIS L. MOORE. Chic
cooler Thursday.

RIVER FORECAST.
Rapidly rising stages in the Missis-
sippi will continue at Clinton until Fri
day. Oct 90 and from Davenport to
Muscatine until Saturday. Oct. 81.
J. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-18
THE GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO Cash Grain.

Wheat-No. 1OO01O1, No. 3 r
9Sd100, No. 2 104G LOG, No. 3 h 1O2
d1O5, No. 1 ms 113m1151a, No. 2 rs
111@114, No. 3 ms 11O6113. No. 2 <
11O@ 112, No. 5 10O6 III, No. + 80
61OS, VIC 95@112, durum 954 loo.
Corn - No. 2 71A 07314, No. W
1871, No. 2 Y 1874 GA, No. 711z d73.
No. W 721a d73. No. 3 y 1874 G7394,
No. 4 7O34 n 71i4, No. 4 W 711z a 1871.
No. 4 y 72673, sym 6S, sgy G8.
Oats-No. 4Ga5 G47, No. 2 47a4
GAS, No. 461a 04G24. No. 3 W ara
4712, No. 46, No. f W 46G4714, stand
ard Az 44si4.
Liverpool Cables.
Wheat opened Is 10 higher; closed
Il to p up.
Corn opened unchanged; closed u
up
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

Subscribers who fail TO receive their
paper regularly will please notify this
office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

renee flor it would i'll become me, as
the only literary man in Radville, TO
yield a point in dispute with the pro.
prietor of the town TAVERN. Besides
he was wrong, even as | was indis'
putably right, only he had not the
grace to admit it. We ended vulgarly
with bet, Will wagering me the best
five cent clear Havana in the BigeIow
House sample room that nothing worth
mentioning would take place in Rad
vile before shutdown of the following
day.
| left him. returning TO my room al
Miss Carpenters (Will and ! are old
friends. but | refuse to eat the food be
serves his guests. warmed by the
prospect of certain triumph If little
appalled, by the prospect OF winning
the stake and sympathizing a little
with Will, who, for all his gorgeous
stubbornness, has some excuse. for up
holding his unreasonable and ridlcu
lous views.
At $40 the evening train lurched III.
bearing the mysterious stranger.
Tracey Tanner saw him tirst. having
driven down to the station with his
fathers surrey ON the off chance OF
picking up a quarter or so from some
drummer wishing TO be conveyed 10
the Bigelow House. Only outlanders
pay money for hacks in Radviiie
Everybody else walks. of course. Nat
urally Tracey took the mysterious
stranger for drummer Ee had three
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
ound hand. Nathaniel Duncan,

n. Y"
I'D like room with a BATH he
told Will. something simple and
chaste. within the means Of a man in
moderate circumstances"
Will thought he was joking at first,
but he didn't smile. so VIII explained
that there was bathroom on the
third floor at the end Of the hall.
though there wasn't much call for it.
81 could give you a room next to
that" be said. but you wouldn't want
it, guess"
"Why not?" asked the mysterious
stranger.
Because" said Will. "'taint near
the sample room"
THAT doesn't make any difference.
I'm on the wagon"
The only sense viii could get out OF
that was that the young man was trav-
cling for buggy house and hadn't
brought any samples with him. Il
thought" he allowed, las how you'd
be wantin' a place to display your
samples. but of course if you're in the
wagon business
oh" said Mr.. Duncan, Il thought
you meant the sample room over
there" He nodded toward the bar.
That's what you call the dispensaries
of Intoxicating liquors in this part of
the country, is it not?'
Will made q noise resembling an af-
firmative and as soon as he got his
breath explained that travelling men
generally wanted sort of a show
room next to theirs and that that was
called sample room too.
But I'm not travelling man." said
the mysterious stranger. 80 ! shall
have US little use for the one as the
other
Then the room on the third hoor'll
do for you" said Will. How long do
you calculate on stayin'?"
That will depend" said Mr.. Dun
can. "a day or So perhaps longer, I'M
til | can find comfortable and more
permanent quarters"
In his Amusement VIII jabbed the
pen so hard into the potato beside the
ink we'll that he never could get the
nib out and had to buy new one
You don't mean to say you're thinkin
of coming here TO live?" he gasped.
Yes, do said the young man
ALPHABETICALLY. II don't think you'll
find me in the way. shall be very
quiet and unobtrusive. I'm a student
looking for quiet place in which to
pursue my studies"
We'll" said viii, you've found it..
all right. There amt no quieter place in
Pennsylvania than Radville, Mr.. Dun
can. ! hope youth like it." he said, sar
castle.
Il shall endeavor to-" said the young
man. And now may go to my room.
please? should like to renovate my
travel stained person to some extent
before dinner"
You'll have time" said Will. Din
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

trunks and heavy packing box. SO
Tracey's misrepresentation was pardon
able. Instinctively be drove him to
the Bigelow House. Will now and
again makes Tracey a present Of a
bottle Of sarsaparilla or lemon pop,
with the result that Tracey calls Tan
nehill, who runs the opposition hotel, a
skinflint and never takes strangers
there except on their express desire.
The mysterious stranger merely asked
to be driven to the best hotel. This Is
not like most commercial travellers.
who, as a rule, know where they want
to go, even in strange town, having
made inquiry in advance from their
brothers of the road.
Will Bigelow was doing behind the
desk. luled by the sound of Hi Nuts
voice in the barroom as he explained
to all and sundry just how he had in
advertently permitted Watty the tailor
to best him at checkers that morning;
otherwise the office was deserted.
Tracey Weakened Will by stamping
heavily across the floor, and Will me-
chanically pushed down his spectacles
alsl dipped pen in ink. Slowing the
register round for the guests sigma
ture He says he knew at glance
that the mysterious stranger was no
travelling man. But this is a moot
point, Tracey's memory being minute
ly accurate and at variance with
Wills assertion.
The mysterious stranger was
young man. rather severely clothed in
dark suit which excited no interest
in Bigelow's understanding. although
l, when | saw him later. had no diff
Guilty in realizing that it had never
been made by tailor whose place OF
business was more than five doors re-
moved from Fifth avenue. He was
tallish, but not really tall, and carried
himself with a slight stoop which took
away from his real height. Tracey
says he had way of looking at you
as if he was smiling inside at some
Joke he'd heard long time ago. and
| don't know but that's a fairly apt
description of his ordinary expression
He had a way. too. ~ nodding Jerklly
at you-just once-to show he recog-
nized you or understood what you
were driving att at other times be
carried his head a tribe to one side
and slightly forward. He was a man
you wouldn't forget. somehow, though
what there was about him that was
remarkable nobody seemed to know.
He nodded that jerky way in an
swer to Will Bigelow's "G'devenin',"
and without saying anything took the
pen and started to register. He had
to stop. however, for Tracey was
pressing him so close upon the right
that he couldn't get any play for his
elbow, and after minute or two he
asked Tracey politely would he mind
stepping round to the left, where he
could see just as well. So Tracey did.
Then he wrote bis name in a good
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
ner's at noon tomorrow. l guess you're
thinkip' about supper. That's ready

ner's at noon tomorrow. l guess you're
thinkin about supper. That's ready
now. Here. Tracey. you carry this
gentleman's things up to No. 43."
l have never been able to under
stand how we failed to hear of it at
Miss Carpenters befor. o'clock.
That was the hour when. having dn-
ished supper and my first evening pipe,
started down town to the Citizen Of
fee, intending to stop in at the Bige-
low House on the way and confound
Will with the list Of the days happen
ings. Main street was pretty well
crowded for that hour, l remembered
noticing, and most Of the townsfolk
were grouped together on the corners,
underneath the lamps. discussing
something rather excitedly. | paid no
particular attention, realizing that be-
tween Caesar, Pete Willing. Roland
Burnette's suit and the checker game
they had enough to talk about So it
wasn't until walked into the Bgelow
House office that either heard or saw
anything of the mysterious stranger.
Will Bigelow was in his usual place
behind the desk and looked. | thought,
rather disgruntled. His reply to my
'Howdy. WHIP" sounded somewhat
snappish. But he got out Of his chair
and moved round the end of the desk
just as the young man came out of the
dining room door. Then VIII pulled
up and | realized that he was calling
my attention to the stranger.
Will grabbed my arm without say
ing anything and pulled the into the
bar
Hello" said as he went round
behind and opened the cigar case.
whats up:"
He took out two boxes of the finest
five-centers in town and placed them
before me- "Them's up" he said.
You win. Have one
1t staggered me to have him give in
that way. l had been looking forward
to long and diverting dispute. "
guess you've heard everything worth
hearing about today's history | said,
disappointed. as / selected the least
unpleasant looking OF the cigars.
NO, haven't" he said. Il didn't
have TO hear anything. What earned
you that smoke took place right here
in this office. Here" he said, striking
match for me.
l had been trying to put the cigar
away so that l might dispose Of il
without hurting Wills feelings, but be
had me, SO l recklessly poked the
thing into the automatic clipper and
then into my mouth What do you
mean;" asked. putting
Come long outside" said VIII, and
we went out on the porch just in time
to see Mr.. Duncan going YEARLY up
stairs to his room. II mean." said
Will. him" And then he told me all
about 1t.
Ito Be Continued.)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

The offer of a dozen free lots to
deserving heads of families. by well
known property owner OF Aberdeen,
who desires to remain incog., will
make delightful Christmas presents
to dozen families. The Herald is
already receiving applications for the
lots. one coming in the mail yesterday
from a former resident of this city.
now living at Castle Rock.
Continued from page g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
CHAPTER ".

CHAPTER ".
~ HE 21st of June was day Of
memorable triumph to me,
day of memorable events for
Radville
Only the evening previous Will
Bigelow and l had INDUCED in acr-
moniOus argument in the office of the
Bigelow House, the subject of con
tention being the Importance of the
work to which l am devoting my de-
Ginning years-to wit. the recording Of
the history Of Radville township. Yves
terly county, in Pennsylvania, Will
maintaining with that obstinacy for
which he Is famous that nothing ever
had happened. does happen. can or
will happen in our community. in
sisting gently, but firmly. that it knows
no day unmarked by important occur
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

deal TOR myself. Now. VII you:'
You mean it?''
Every word Of it. Well?"
For Il moment longer Duncan hest
lated; then the vision of what he must
return to otherwise decided him In
desperation he accepted. It's a
drowning mans straw he said. lii
tie breathlessly. I'm sure | shouldn't
but | will
kellogg flung hand across the
table palm uppermost.
Word of honor, Nat:''
Duncan let his hand fall into II
Word of honor. I'll see it through"
Good. It's bargain" Kellogg
lifted his glass high in air. ITO the
fortune hunterw he cried. half laugh
ingly.
Duncan nervously fingered the stem
of his glass God help the future
Mrs. Duncan" he said and drank.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year .................. .S2.uu
Six Months NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
One year, cash in advance $50. 1.50
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

The cut OF the new union depot,
used in the last issue of the Herald,
should have been credited to the Abb
erdeen World, through whose courtesy
this paper was permitted to use il,
and the acknowledgment of the cour-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
SEMI.WEEKLY
ABERDEEN HERALD

Published every Monday and Thurs
day at SOC East Wishkah Street
by the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Telephone 5401.
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were the best for the preservation of
peace and order in the city.

The serial story began in the last
issue OF the Herald, The Fortune
Hunter has been dramatized, and
the play will hold the boards at the
Grand theater on December 9.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27
JNo. j. CARNEY, Editor and Mgr.

Entered at the Postoffice at Aberdeen,
Wash, as second-class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

Continued from page g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-27

(To Be Continued.)
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Wellsburo Briefs.

Misses Ethel cummings and Mabel
Fowler arr spending their vacation
In ''hdutauqua. y. Y.
Chralcs HAN. Of Alton. Ill. is visit
inE relatives in Wellsburg.
Miss loretta Schehl. OF Tarentum.
Pa. is h guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
RAY mond I;oVlc. Of Main street.
Frank !. McNallv will return today
from. a visit with his sister Mrs. Franz
l'o''. ~ Brownsville. Pa.
Misses Ethel and May Mccoy are
visiting relatives IN rarkersburg, W.
Va.
Edward Rithuer was tho guest this
week ~ relatives in Pittsburg.
Miss Lila Charnock ia the guest 81
h.r sister. Mrs. W. X. Rodgers. Of
Mt. Nrrric. Pa.
= rumbcr NJ W,llshurgers attended
tn Firatc-Giant game I'm Pittsburg
yesterday.
Misses Anna Lewis. ,'arie Pomeroy
and Mabel elliott" have returned from
Nor. au,"Wu. where thcv took the
summer urs ar West virginia uni
t'rsItt.
IS. p. Miller has purchased the
Risi , property on the corner Of Six
te"uth ana Main streets.
Miss Minnie Linton has returned
f",I. 90 Visit with relatives in Sebrins
and cleveland. ohio.
Hiss Cora Maccall ~ spending her
Vacation at Atlantic city.
Miss Roll" Henry has returned from
% visit with her sister in Mt. vernon.
ohio.
AIRS George g. Curtis ia visitins
relatives ia GAINESVILLE. ohm
Miss May Fields has returned 90 hor
HON" in charles col after a visit with
relatives here
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. =
local once l.. =. Weather Bureau.l
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows.
The low pressure. showery area
noted yesterday moving eastward
over the upper valleys and lake re
gion has passed into the 81. Lawrence
valley. having caused light and scat
tered showers in the Ohio and Ten
nessee valleys and lake region.
The ~presSures continue high over
the Atlantic sections. They are rela.
lively low over the plateau and slope
states. with a slight storm formation
over Colorado.
The cloud area over the central
valleys VII probably continue over
this section for the next &c hours.
and local showers are probable to-
night or Thursday.
Tho Onto will probably remain
nearly stationary in tho district for
the next So hours.
Ii. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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call steady At 2a2la per cent. ruins
rate. "a closing bid. "a. offered
az -. Time Oan stronger. 80 days.
- d2[ per cent: 80 days. 3d3a
sin months. ga . Prime mercan-
tile paper. ! 10 a. per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
in Bankers bills at s4S425 for 50
day bills. and at s4s6lO for demand
Commercial bills. S4s3Ls bar silver.
Sac. Mexican dollars. 45c GOV
eminent bonds steady. Railroad
bonds heavy.
WASHINGTON. Aug AT the
beginning Of business today the con-
di;ion OF the United States treasury
was
Working balance in treasury ofnces.
s92.357.46s.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
S33.594.46l.
The total OF the general fund was
sl53.O54.3OO.
Receipts yesterday were sl.ess.7e2.
Disbursements were s~l.4sO.2sT.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year
Is sl5,5S4.s3s. as against a dercit OF
~slO.O55.33s at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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STEADY DECLINES
IN STOCK MARKET
Besrlsh Movement Resulting From
Security Values Sends Prices
Down..

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-On a much
larger volume of trading. the stock
market today manifested n pro-
inclination TO seek "A lower
level. Prices held fairly steady at the
outset. but early In the session a sell
ing movement of no mean dimensions
provoked substantial declines. The
movement was at times strongly sug-
fcs'lve OF bearish initiative. but was
quite successful inasmuCh az the out
come resulted in a number OF severe
not losses. The heaviness OF the list
probably was traceable TO "A number
OF causes. bearing more or less di-
reCtly upon security values. Railroad
and other executives have recently
been preaching the gospel of caution
and conservatism. and these utter
ances were seized upon yesterday.
when a number Of poor railroad re-
ports were submitted as somewhat in
the nature OF n warning. Another
unwhOlesome influence is the persist
ency with which currency is given to
rumors that a federal investigation or
the ~so-called money power Prob
ably an incident which added much
Go the days unsettlcment was the &C.
ton OF American Tobacco
so - AA MS PAY lAttAA u INC
quarterly dividend on the common
stock. This step. Il appears was
taken largely as a legal precaution
pending the readjustmeut OF tho com
pany's affairs. as ordered by the
United States supreme court. Tobacco
shares were materially affected. the
common stock making a net decline OF
i points on the curb. with q loss OF
over five points for Standard OIL
whose affairs also are in the way OF
reorganization.
Distinct weakness was shown by
United States Steel today. and tho
selling was naturally associated whh
developments bearing upon tho fell
eral inquiry into the compauy's pur-
chase OF Tennessee Coal and Iron In
point az fact. however. steel was much
stronger than many other speculative
leaders. both Union Pacific. Northern
Pacific and Reading losing two or
more points. Bethlehem Steel pre-
ferred declined a. much on a denial
Of rumors that dividends are 10 be re-
sumed in the near future.
The bond market reacted in svm-
patty with stocks. Total sales. par
value. were $3.50. 000.
The United states government
bonds were unchanged on call.
New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. ?. ~.
Range Of F~ffy. r-o~u- -
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Work ~Suapended.

All building operations have been
suspended on the construction OF the
FIRST Ward school building. pending
the decision OF Judge Nesbitt. OF
Wheeling. before whom the suit for
injunction will he heard.
Work on tho new high school build
INK which & being erected m Pleas
ant venue is progressing nicely.
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Dry Goods.

NEW NORK-The dry goods mar
kcts are showing signs OF very mod
crate Improvement in demand. but
orders are small and scattered.
Prices are easing on some lines. Silks
are I'm slightly better call There Is
more business i'm q small ~ a re
ported by knit goods manufacturers.
Yarn markets arc showing n slight
Improvement In demand. Jobbers mr."
doing a moderate trude.
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Cohee

Spect1l Dispatch to the Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Havre mar
ket declined :. TO y franc. Septcm-
Der futures closed offered at 1880;
December closed offered at 1G.66C;
March closed offered At 1065c; May
closed offered at loose: July closed
offered at l0.65c. Rio No. : quoted
at l3iiC. Market steady.
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Sealed proposals viii he received
until saturday noon for improving the
main entrance OF Brooke cemetery by
widening same. building retaining
wall and stone gate posts. according
to present plans Of the cemetery COM
lany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

The people of Wcrsburg are GER
tainly lucky in the way ~ getting
the lntest moving pictures ~ the day.
owing 90 the fact that the local pie
ture houses are trying to Guido each
other In the way 81 feature films
and no expense is being spared In
ord.r ~ E.t the latcst smhiects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

al prices varying from the same as
.last night 20 i-c decline. Other lead
inc staples showed net gains all
arOund-cOrn. 'sGS,c 10 %GAc;
oats. 81 90 TO &c. and provisions,
5N1i2c TO l3i=c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

The first auto delivery 20 be used
In tats city has been purchased 10y
the firm - Noiihardt and sheets and
was 90 u>e Tuesday for the fret time.
The auto IL a Si-Ho overland and pre-
sents an attractive appearance IL
Is thought that several % the other
stores will emulate the example %
the above named firm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

An ordinary case OF diarrEoea can.
as "a rule. De- cured by a singl" dose
o.. Cnambcr.a.us Collie. Cholera and
DiarrnCca Remedy. This remedy has
10 superior for bowel complaints. For
sal, by All Dealers
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Butter. Cheese and Eqss.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Butter-
Firm. UNCHANGED: receipts. 1881.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged. receipts.
1855. ~Eggs-Steady: receipts. 49,
5Sl: fresh gathered extra frsts. 1Sla
lgibc.
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Marriage Licenses.


George Rock and Bertha Mercer.
both 90 Monaco. Pa.
charles oliver pougherty. 81
Browns Island. and Margaret Han
nen. % Freedom. Pa
fredsick Gran IIaney. Jr- and
i~lah Nav Branford. both ~ Wells
Vile. Ohio.
Francis J.. MundV and Dorothy
Schmidt. both 90 Pittsburg.
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Eats Won.

The Fats defeated the Leans al
tho Fourth Ward ban park OF Tues
day evening in a five inning game 10y
i score OF 3 10 Z. In an interesting
same.
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WiEAT

CHICAGO. Aug % Ni'rcd fear o.
reciprocity. coupled today with ra-
-cuce 90 cNrcr's. had q hoJrish iulI.
eucc DO wheat. The market Close.
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COUNTY COURT
Transfers Recorded. .

NIOI- SWaIfI0r AMI Louise Sm"IiZcr
10 James IiH0. tract near Park View.
SO.
seven deeds OF trrsf were left for
record
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph g. IIu1schmiti. - 81 ohio
coauts. and barbara st. %rurkhart. -".
OF NhDoiiur
Norman g.. Groh. 20. auI Pcssic d.
uotts. 3D.. both of New Philadelphia
O.
Joseph Io'mes. 81. and Katherine
Niilhcreer. .u. both of Wheeling
Coal i- handled ou tho rreH' lat's
500 larg. IIIt mri. fhfr If H" '1
tom. hHtiuC passed tui" sh the 5000
tauui ga 1910
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F--le't's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. .. II.
'i' iuii""i- quotst'uu. ot t.te more
h lt'c Nhttlll< stocks are corrected
Tally i"r t." ltt-iiteenDer by IIuwar.
~il'fl"tt a. son. lotsI hgCkcrs.