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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
EMPIRE OF CHINA
FACING A CRISIS
Uprising of Mongolians, 1t Is
Thought, Constitutes Ser
ious Menace.

Washington. Sept. 14.-In the opin
IN of students Of oriental affairs,
China is rapidly approaching a great
crisis in her history. The uprising in
SIC Chuen province is expected to ex-
tent TO other ~neighboring provinces,
especially to the southwark, where
the Monaghan element has for many
years been opposed to the ~reigning
ManChu dynasty.
Evidently prepared for trouble, the
Chinese government las been quick to
dispatch troops into the d~isaftected
district, and to deal with the situation
with a strong hand. 1t is believed
here that the government will be able
to suppress the present disturbance,
though the unforeseen and disastrous
flooding of the Yang Use valley is eX-
peCted to drive thousands of the un-
fortunate natives, whose means Of
support nave been destroyed, into the
ranks Of the revolutionists.
Other Outbreaks Likely.
But it is believed that his SEE
Chucn uprising is only the precursor
OF other outbreaks in different parts
Of the FlOwery kingdom, for the fact
is hat the struggle now going on is
really a gigantic test of the relative
strength ms power Of the central
government as opposed to the pro-
Vincial government; in other words,
the situation resembles the great
feudal wars Of Europe in the middle
ages. Japan also had to pass through
a similar ordeal before the emperor
was able to break the power OF his
mut1nous barons and it is believed
that the Chinese government will now
be put to the same test.
While the sympathy of the OcCiden-
tai people must remain with the Chi
nese central government, there a be
no interference in this great internal
strife and the activities of other Ia
tons, at least at present, must be
confined to the protection Of their own
citizens resident in China.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
DEAF MUTE WILL GIVE
TESTIMONY IN COURT

Somerset, KY, Sept. 13.-Testimony
by q deaf and dumb boy Is to be given
in the sign language for the first time
In the history OF Kentucky courts will
be a feature OF the trial of Fount Hill
ton and James Ellis, charged with the
murder of Magistrate A. J. Beally and
Constable w. Il. Heath at Burnside,
KY.
The boy is alleged to have seen the
killing of the two men. Special bailiffs
left here today to summon a venire of
100 men In Lincoln county from which
to select a jury. During the first day
OF the trial yesterday the regular
Pulaski county panels were exhausted
without securing even one juror.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
HUNNEWELL COUNCIL
Is Baking AGAIN

Hunnewell, Kan, Sept. 1--WE don't
want any more women in office" declared
the city council OF .Hunnewell last night,
and adjourned after rejecting the names
OF the mayors ~appo.ntees for city clerk.
city treasurer and to I'LL the vacancy In
the council.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, the mayor. determined
to get the government OF Hunnewell in
working order, sent In the names OF three
women for city clerk. The council reject
ed each of them. The mayor then sent In
the names Of two women for treasurer.
Each In its turn was rejected. Then the
mayo tried TO fill the vacancy with two
masculine sympathizers but the council
would not have II and adjourned.
II guess III nave to call IN the state
officials yet" said Mrs. Wilson after the
meeting. THE councilmen were actually
rude tonight. They won't be, however.
after the state officers get after them.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
SICILIAN VOLCANO IS
IN ACTIVE ERUPTION
Mount Etna Spouting Up Lava
and Residents Are in
Terror.

Calania, Sicily, Sept. 13.-The wooden
OF Mount Etna increases. Sixteen new
assures have opened and from the two
nearest the base of the volcano a
great stream OF ava issues. 1t is
Ing at the rate OF 1850 feet an hour
today had covered several miles
In the direction of Linguaglossa, north
east of Etna.
L~fnguaglossa and Randazzo TO the
northwest are on elevations and are
not threatened by the flow of lava
though storms OF ashes beat on them.
The residents. however. are panic
stricken and some have deserted the
towns. Earth shocks continue.
The river OF lava has invaded the
centuries-old forests of Larch and Pine
and appears about to destroy the beau
tiful vineyards and nutwoods.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
EXPRESS RATE FIGHT
WILL BE MADE WARM

.Des Moines. Ia, Sept. 13.-The rail-
road commission decided today upon
an aggressive campaign for reduction
of express rates and issued an order
asking all shippers, merchants and
Guiding commercial clubs and organic
ations, to send to the m coun-
sci before October 10 ali information
they possess on the subject OF express
rates.
The commission intends to take his
up with the Interstate Commerce COM
mission, and make a fight there for
reduction Of rates. The commission
also set November 2 as the time for re-
hearing on the order of the board fix
ing the minimum weight for carload
shipments OF live stock. The railroads
have asked that the case be reopened.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
EX-CONVICT Is ACCUSED
IN A CHICAGO MURDER

Chicago, Sept. 13.-Continuing the
search for the alleged murderers Of
Frederick Wennerstrom, the chauffeur
whose body was found in the Fox river
at Cary. ILL.,. Chicago detectives today
arrested Oscar L. Brown, said TO have
been released recently from the peni-
tertiary and a man who gave the name
Of John Clopton. The Information
which led to the arrest OF the sus-
poets was furnished the police by a
mysterious woman said to live near
Woodstock. Ill.
The police theory is that the men
may have knowledge Of several recent
holdups in which chauffeurs were vic
inns. Brown had $50 in his pockets
and wore a large diamond pin when
taken into custody.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
CHENG TU SURROUNDED
by CHINESE RIOTERS

London, Sept. ia news dispatch
received here today from Tsu Chau
a y that the project Of police there
has attempted to communicate with
Cheng Tu by messengers, but that the
line Of rioters who were attacking the
city at four points. Troops the dis
patch adds line the walls of Chen Flu
surrounded the city.
Tsu Chu is Is miles southeast Of
Cheng Tu, the capital Of the province
Of SEE ChuCn, in which district a re-
bellion has occurred, and Tsu Chau is
nearer the capital than any other point
from which news of the rebellion has
been sent to the outside world, since
September 9. 1t is about half way be-
tween hen Tu and Sui Flu, where the
British refugees were reported as haV-
ing arrived safely.
This afternoon the foreign Office re-
CeiVed official advices from the British
consul at Chcug Tu, dispatched under
date OF September 3. They state that
there was fighting within the walls Of
Cheng Tu on September I, when some
persons were killed and others
wounded both among the populaCc ana
the soldiers who engaged each other
in the streets. The rebels were easily
~repulsed and the gates OF the city wcrO
closed. The business shops We're shut
up. On the following day r0uGhs from
the suburbs attacked the city, but Wcrs
driven back.
The advtces add that the Americans
and British residents Of ChcnE TU who
did not leave the city on September e,
still remained in the capital when the
dispatch was sent as the governor gen
eral refused to permit them to leave
on September S, owing to the presence
Of thC rabbIp outside the walls.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
ALASKA STEAMSHIP is
WRECKED ON VOYAGE

LeMars. Ia, Sept. 13.-Colita. the 1S-
steamship Ramona Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company, bound from Skag-
way for Seattle, with passengers and
freight. went ashore on one Of the
Spanish islands, opposite Cape Deci-
sion. Alaska at $50 o'clock Sunday
morning and Is a total loss. The pas
sengers and crew were taken off by the
steamship Northwestern and are ON
the way TO Seattle.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
MISSOURI PRISONER
ESCAPES FROM JAIL

Warsaw, Mo-, Sept. 14.-Sheriff and
deputies today are searching for
Arthur Carpenter, who broke Jail here
last night by digging through an IS
inch brick wall with the handle OF q
teaspoon and a horseshoe. Carpenter
was captured at Fayetteville, Ark,
last week and brought here on a
charge OF assault with intent TO kill.
Carpenter has been In jail a num-
Der Of times and has ALWAYS escaped.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER
is GRANTED A DIVORCE

Leavcnworth, Kan, Sept. ia de-
cree of absolute divorce was granted
here today TO Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Cheever, now of Chicago, from Lieut..
Col. Benjamin II. Cheever, Third Uni
ted states cavalry. This allegations
were neglect, extreme cruelty and de-
sertion. The plaintiff was awarded
$40 monthly alimony.
Lieutenant Colonel Cheever has been
living in Chicago since his disappear
ance from here several months ago.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
M'NAMARA TRIAL WILL
BE HELD NEXT MONTH

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 14.-Judge
Walter Bordwell announced today
that the trial OF John j. and James h.
Mcnamara, alleged dynamite conspir-
ators, would begin october IL. There
has been considerable rumor lately that
there might be a -postponement for a
week because of elections, holidays and
the visit OF President Taft, but the
Judge said nothing known at present
would Interfere with the beginning OF
the trial as scheduled.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
SOLDIERS DROWNED.

Dresden, Saxony, Sept. 13.-The Sax
on army maneuvers assumed a realistic
character today, when IL Uhlans lost
their lives In the waters of the EIbe
These cavalry scouts We're drowned
while attempting TO swim the river
near Pirna.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
JOHNSON Is ARRAIGNED
FOR MURDER OF CHILD

Madison, Wis, Sept. 14.-John A.
Johnson was arraigned In municipal
court today. charged with murder In
the first degree in connection with the
death OF 7-year-old Annie Lemberger,
whose body was found in Lake Monona
last Saturday.
Johnson pleaded not guilty. Bail
was fixed at $4,000 and preliminary
examination was set for September %.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
SEEK RELEASE OF WOMAN
HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE

Fremont. Neb, Sept. 13.-The federal
district attorney, Frank Howell. or
Omaha has been called in by the Boz
hemians living in this neighhorhood I'd,
use his influence In securing the release
OF Marie Necid, the Bohemian woma11
held mere on the charge of bigamy and
threatened with deportation. HI wO
mans baby has been I'll and she hal
been given the freedom OF the jail
grounds as a result.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
PROHIBITION WINS
IN Pine TREE STATE
BY Popular Vote of the People
State Wide Primary Law
Is Adopted.

tinued to decrease the small I'M
official anti prohibition majority
shown this morning, and at that
hour it looked as if the official
be slight. The prohibitionists
were very hopeful that further fig
ures would turn the result in their
favor.
Portland, Me-, Sept. 13.-At las p.
N. official returns indicated that the
apparent majority in favor of repeating
the prohibitory amendment to the state
constitution may be wiped out, and that
the forces of prohibition may have won.
Official figures from 225 cities, towns
and plantations, used in revising the
unofficial figures of last night and this
morning, ave reduced the repeal ma
jority TO a bare los votes.
A p~rohibitorY law was first passed
in Maine in 1857. IT was reinforced
in 1884 by a constitutional amendment.
At nearly every election the democrats
have declared in favor Of resubmittfng
the prohibition question TO the people,
and their advocacy of submission
was mainly responsible for their VIC
tory last fall. The democratic legis-
lature complied with the demand for
resubmission. and made it possible for
the people to vote on the question
again.
At s a.. M. ID towns had not been
heard from and without these towns
the vote stood: For repeal, 60,721;
against repeal, 59,55S. This gave a ma
jority of 763 for the repeal of the pro-
hibitory amendment to the state con-
stitutiOn.
Former Mayor Adam p. Leighton,
Of Portland. president Of the No Id
cense league. announced this morning
that steps would be taken for n re-
count OF the vote unless the official
returns should materially increase the
majority for the repeal of the amend
ment. official returns had been re-
ceived this morning from Sc cities and
towns.
Next In interest to the prohibition
question, was that of the adoption or
rejection Of q state wide primary act.
Returns thus far received indicate it's
adoption by a good margin. The Of
fetal vote from 20 cities and towns at
hand this morning show %, $50 favor
able and $3.50 opposing votes, a ma
jority in favor OF 17,41S.
On the question of making Augusta
forever the seat Of government up
state, voters very generally voted in
favor Of it, but Cumberland county,
York county and other sections nearer
Portland were strong on the other side
and the defeat Of h proposition was
early indicated.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
FOR BAKERS HOME.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 13.--ResoIu-
tions were presented TO the convention
OF the International Union OF Bakery
and Confectionery Workers today, urg-
ing the establishment of a bakers
home to be opened on the same scheme
as the printers home in Colorado
STRINGS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
MEETING.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. levin
more than 1900 delegates present from
all over the country, the 10Th annual
convention of the National Association
OF Stationary Engineers opened here
today.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
ACTOR lN ~PENlTENTIARY.

Fremont. Neb., Sept. 13.-Louis Rog|
ers, the vaudeville actor. who is bein}
held here on the charge of havtuj
murdered the infant child OF hin wo|
man companion. win be taken to tn
state penitentiary for safe keeping
ibis Is done to render communicates
between him and the woman. Mr1
Rietchie impossible.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
PROHIBITION WINS IN
The MAINE ELECTION
"Drys" Garry the State On In
complete Returns BY 531
Majority.

Portland, Me-, Sept. fs-With
all but rs Of the 521 cities, towns
and plantations verified by mail
returns from town and city clerks,
there was an apparent majority
against the repeal of constitutional
prohibition Of 3S9 votes.
The Portland Evening Express,
a prohibition paper controlled by
the family of the late Neal Dow,
this afternoon issued a bulletin
stating that Maine had Como "wet'
by 500 votes.
Portland, Me-, Sept. 14.-Town
clerks returns from 402 out of the 52l
cities, towns and plantations in the
state give & majority against repeal of
the prohibitory law OF SCI. The vote
on the ACE OF these returns stands:
For repeal. 60,097.
Against repeal, 60 ,628.
The almost constant gain of the
dry faction by which an apparent
wet" majority Of more than 700 Votes
was wiped out yesterday, is believed TO
be traceable to some extent to differ
ent methods employed by the newspa-
pers In collecting the result on Mon
day night. In most cases c%orrespon-
were instructed TO telephone the
vote for repeal first and that against
repeal after.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-09-22
AERONAUT BEGINS
FLIGHT To CROSS
WHOLE CONTINENT
James j. Ward Starts in Biplane
from New York On Long
Trip to Pacific Coast.

Ashbrook, NJ. j, Sept. a.
Aviator Ward landed mere this
morning on his coast to coast flight
having mistaken the Lehiah Valley
railroad for the Erie road. The avia-
tor when he found out where he was
went into the air again and re-
traced his course toward Jersey
City where he purposed taking up
his course along the line of the
Erie railroad for MiddIetown, N.
Y.
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LOW PRICES
FOR STOCKS
Outbreak Of Liquidation In Wall
Street Sends Many Securities
TO Low Levels.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i-An out
break of the liquidation which began
IN the stock market almost a month
< occurred TO-DAY. New low prices
were made by many stocks. including
the Harrimdn's. -. Paul and United
States steel. The selling was CON
vcrced largely around Union Pacific.
~Sou'hcrn Pacific and Steel and for
reasons which We're perhaps more
clearly defined than before Rumors
ot "a crisis IN thc labor situation on
.h' Southern Pacific were received
with IlI-coucealcI anxiety. Tho heavy
offerings Of steel were regarded as
q logical outcome o. tho u~nfavorable
diagnosis published yesterday bu an
lucrative trade journals. and recciv-
al further impetus 10 the shutting
down over night o. an important in
dependent steel plant in New Jersey.
Tho partial recovery which ensued
after The sharp slump m midday was
followed by the usual proceeding o.
CuI.rcsS and G~nccr'aI0fy. Another
setback came IN tho hu. hour. with
another fc'h." recover. the list go.
ing from Weakness to strength on
light dealings. In which short cover.
Ing was observed After that 'eh list
reflected "a degree OF arrest uppor
especially 70 Union Pacific and steel.
and for the first time OF tho session
grew moderately active on the ad-
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. -. II.
EATTTE
Money.

NEW YORK. Aug. e4-Money on
call. steady, 2is T2ie per cent: ruling
rate. "a closing bid. 2ls: offered,
"a per cent.
Time loans. steady: 60 days 294 a
: per cent: 90 days. 3G3L: six
months. 3a4Hi
Prime mercantile paper. IA Hfi2
per cent. Sterling exchange. steady.
with actual business in bankers bills
~ SlS37o FOR G0 day bills and al
s4.Sf.o5T 1850 for demand. Com
mercial bills. $iS3. Bar silver. - C.
Mexican dollars. i5c. Government
bonds. steady; railroad bonds. easy.
WASHINGTON. D c. Aug PA
tn" beginning Of business today the
condition of the United States Treasu-
~ was.
Working balance in treasury Offices.
SSf.o47 .4ul.
In banks and the Philippine treasu-
~. S32.lD 500.
The total OF the general fund was
s~1i3.2el.oS4.
Receipts Yesterday were s.. 0qf.-
$50. disbursements were S..f7I.63l.
The deficit 10 date tlis fiscal wear
is 2"."sG.l62. as against a deficit OF
81. si2.G9n ~ this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama ca.
nal and public debt transactions.
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F. \. Rueche 10 Robert HaGgerty.
lot. MinEa; $500.
6. L. Welday 10 Ray Dye. lot. city:
$500.
\. G. blackburn to Samuel Hanna,
lot. city; $1,000.
John stephens 10 Jess Stephens,
2CG acres. Island Greek township: s..
Peoples Savings Bank company 10
G. \. Hell. IL acre. Warren township;
$1,000.
Mary Stringer TO 6. 4. He'll. -
acre. Warren township; $500.
". J. Yost TO Lizzie blackburn. lot,
city: $3.50.
Mary Maxwell 10 O. p. Jennings,
lot. city. $4,000.
Eliza Mcconnell TO W. T. McCon-
nell. lot. Toronto; 81.
!. W. Porter 10 Antonio Ronfine, ,
lots. Toronto; $3.50.
Wilhelmina Lyon 10 T. F. Streight,
lot. Grover; $500.
y. 9. Hess 20 T. r. Wilson, lot,
Amsterdam. 5000.
J.. 7. Moore 20 Ernest Wolters. lot,
city; $1,000.
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STEUBENYTLLE


srs rIear'.r o. 'ao rr-friurer-e-
-TEfNENNfrI.E. o.. Aug zt-
Iaf. liIrc. halter yr rbas d. TIrt.
la..'r. sI.f fnr divorce. custody of
minor child and for ai'moDy. also Boo.
sumo. ou f9 prevent Interference with
'.r rrI fI. child Tl,r vrra mar
ri'i 'n fI''shurr Sow &c. 1000 and
ah, alleges extreme cruelty. as ho
made "a pnsfImc of striking her in
fho face with bic faf cicctine hcr
'rnw home 90 uighf. cursInr her.
kiDtInr hor a1 ~ which wae unbcar
able. and Io deserted Der and now
has a cruelty charge against him in
fIef cn court
John W Porter administration o.
Harold Ncf. Nc"nt. ys o. a. D. rail.
road. euif far 10000 damages for
.i|nE ~ trn Dos on tho railroad
frf,.r ~ Smiths Perry nr April g.
fY'I NeEHrsucc Is ALLEGED
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vance which was not participated in.
however. by the less speculative IS
sues. notably PENNSYLVANIA. which
also sold under the years low on eN.
tensive offerings. The pressure on
this stock had Its effect on the bal
ance OF the list and in the final op.
erations much OF the improvement
was lost, closing prices being a point
or more under yesterday.
The bond market was heavy. with
total sales. par value. of $2.253.0n0.
United states government bonds
were unchanged on call.
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Cofee

NTc-T|l I'sf7f'h . no T-~fcllIroncer
NEW YORK. Auc - Tho Havrc
market was unchanged 10 on, quar-.
ter franc decline. September futures
closed offered A. 11.71c: December
closed offered a- o. -'c. March closed
offered at li1fc. Nav closed offered
CO.. 'lilc july closed offered a.
'ii'" RIO 40 quoted az l3i.c
Market steady.
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Dry Goods.

NFW YORK. Aug 20 Gray goods
NJ print cloth construction wcrc lu
good demand hy johhors and con
r"rt"rt Large orders ON hcavy
hrnNr shrc'lnEs we're declined BE-
cause buyers offers were too low
I'r'cne generally wcro VOL main.
ta'0rf ou fhc primary cotton goods
market
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Butter. Cheese and Egc,.

NI.W YORK. Aug el-Uutfor-
steady. unchanged. receipts. 7.1ea
hcos'- Firm receipts. l.2S5.
state" whole mills. Colo-cd and white.
specials. iii+c go smai colorcd and
White average .dncy. 1919 Hi3c.
I.ss Steady. receipts. 1855.
fresh gathered dirtes. so. Z. Iiiza
L. ~ =. Ilc- .
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 24-Iarsely be.
cause buyers We're holding OF expect.
irs lower prices 10 follow the
ta1ad.an vote on reciprocity. the
wheat market today casci down.
Latest figures were - o., % l. Sc
under last D. chs. other leading sta
pies all showed an advance. corn D..
70 to ~ $50; oats "a shade 20
ic. and provisions "a. 20 .Uc.
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HANCOCK DAY
Home Coming 20 Be Held az Rock
Springs Park Tomorrow-ESpect
Big Crowd.

Tomorrow 90 Rock Springs Park ~
Chester VIII bp held the annual Han.
coo. county outing The affair al
ways draws % largo Attendance. be-
FMS % reunion ~ the residents ~ Han
cock county and 20 home coming for
those who have ieff FOR other places
Big basket picu'cs and au impromptu
program wll hc features after which
the Hancock residents VIII rcorgauizc
Tor the coming year.
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Great Liv st K Exhibition

The Horse Show. the Cattle Show,
Sheep. Goats, Swine, Poultry and
Pet Stock.
Merchants, Manufacturers and
Machinery Display.
Fruit and Flower Show, Vegetable,
Domestic and Farm Exhibits.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. pa Aug 2f-Crcii' hai.
anc's $3.50 Runs. fS1.fS0. average.
ifn .', shipments. cOf.-65 average.
COZ. ..i
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Baron's Local Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. 81. ~.
The following quotations on tie more
I'VE NNeeliHs stocks are corrected
uail3 Tor the I~ureilgeucer by GeorEe ".
baron. local broker. Snd u. n. Marshall.
manager ltnd Ierartuept
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pi'fehuyC Stocks.

WHEELING w Va. Aug p. II.
Tho active l1ttsaur- sto.as. corrected
daily rv \ l.. Nasten & Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange BANK