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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

I'm the market for outside securitl ',s
fading was extremely light with me 'V ,ho
,rrcg,iIar Standard oil continued INC
nhiof feature breaking sharply ~ points
fr"m TUESDAY final and only rallied
slightly. American Tobacco was doWn
Points Houston oil issues were snsu'
lowor Chicago subway was heaNS,
/ 'ritcd cigar tell . points. I'm the mining
Isis Greene Clnanoa declined "a: lnspr-
atiru ard Glroux Consolidated were
6rmer silver stocks ruled hrm WIN .
FAIR inquiry for Ia Rose Consolidated on
tho report that an extra dividend woulh
likely ho declared for the next Quartz.
porciiul issues were duh, but geneiaI!
steady Bonds were Irregular ureo'
weak
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IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
The Iron Age says:

THE Iron Age says:
More emphasis has been put this week
on the continued operation OF steel Cor
poration mills al a better rate man ne
has been previously pointed out TINS Is
due IN large part 10 the excellent export
trade Of the corporation, but In some
lines II appears 10 have been increasing
in recent weeks its share Of the domestic
business Structural steel shapes are
easily the most active OF finished products
The mills. however, get more saus sl'1,-
zion from the volume Of business than
from the prices which underlie recent
large contracts for buildings and bridges
II is estimated that. with the mainten-
ance OF the present rate through the year,
the 1911 total will exceed that Of the
record year 1906 in fabricated steel con-
tracts by 10 70 Is per cent In view or
the very heavy bookings. leading faoti-
Gators are now naming figures more IN
line WITH ] CSC basis for plain material.
Further evidence Of the strictness with
which railroads are limiting expenditure
has appeared IN the frog and crossing ana
track supply trades. where specifications.
conspicuOusly IN the case Of the eastern
lines have been cut sharply. Three rail-
sales are reported by Steel Corporation
mills 500 tons 70 the Chesapeake & Ohio.
= 40 tons TO the Illinois Central and 900
tons 10 the Texas d Pacihc Inc Crane
Trunk is I'm the market for 10000 tons OF
rails which may 20 10 a seabOard mill,
as they are wanted for delivery In New
England Reports from the wire trade
show that August has been a month OF
greater activity than has been indicated
81 market reviews Of the past few weeks.
Much Of the selling has been done with
ouietness bearing out reports Of cOnces-
si0ns by certain producers on wire nails
81 s. per keg representing a reduction OF
s. ton. has been announced by one
seller as applying 20 prompt orders. but
II only met quiet cutting already iu prog
Tess.
The Iron Trade Review" says:
Heavy specifying against contracts dur
Ing August has sustained mill activities az
a good percentage Of capacity but new
business has been light. and on nearly all
finished products there has been and still
is much rregularity of prices. Prospects
~ close Of month are not very encourage
ing a reduction Of 81 q ton lower than
schedule at opening Of year. There is more
shading Of prices in merchant pipe. and
rumOrs are in circulation that a new Of
fetal price card will be issued September
reducing quotations about 3 a ton. There
f. very sharp competition I'm sheets Tin
plate has settled 10 a base OF 10 cents net
from The old prices for most desirable bust
ness
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TO HOLDERS OF
JEFFERSON & CIEARF1ELD Nusn
& IRO> CONPANl =
t-fusT NnRIf. S~f RONDs. y

SINKING FUND NOTICE. .f L..
Notice IL hereby given as provided u Arnes
3 OF the Iudenture dated June IS, lsaN-ss,ohh.
ing the above bonds. that sealed oueIs N,.rn,,
received ND TO p VI. on September lotn ~, !.
nv the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY ",
new YORK az is ONCE. No. 20 Nassau $50
New York. for tho sale 20 Il as Trus'es =. "
lowest price at which such bonds sra. p..,.
fered. not exceeding 1850 and accrued tn.n.,
est OF sufficient ot the above bonds 70 etnssi
tho sum OF Ffty-one Thousand Five huhu mats
and Thirty-seyen Dollars ana Sky
1851. 53T go. -, .,o,.a
Offers should be sealed and endorses iii =
for the sale of Jefferson & Clearneld 800
Iron Company 5cc Bonds 20 sinking gun"
JEFFERSON & CLEARFlELD COAL M
COMPANY,
by GEO. H. CLUNE, Treasurer,
Dated Rochester. n Y. AUGUST 10. .s...-s
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street,
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Diminished by J. Thomas Reinhsrdt 10. ~
Broad street. New York: No - Deyonshirs
street Boston, and 40. 10 King street West.
Tnronto. Canada
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester'
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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Bid.Ask.d BID Asked.
Bklyn IS. i2i. 10. 10th & 23d 50. go 81
NY&HF @ 5s % 81 10 bonds 81 ~
II p fst SIS 1854 1914 Union Ferry. - g
y & r. 90 10 ist IS. II 100
40 fst "a SIS as
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funds than they can secure on sixty day
collateral loans in the local market.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
terday at auction AT the Exchange Sales
room by ADRIAN IL. Muller & Son:
For account OF whom IL may concern
- shares Klncaid Manufacturing Co OF Griffin
ga 'tss 100
u shares grimm Manufacturing Co. OF Griffin.
Ga. ............... 80
> shares Merchants and Planters Bank Of Grif
I'm. Ga. .....,....,...... ...................l0 1917
81 shares kincad Manufacturing Co. OF Griffin
"a s.s.t.t. ..'...t ..............lO 100
. shares Brooklyn Trust Co. delivered by trans
fer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ................ Az
IL shares Cedar Grove Lumber 60. ~ North
Carolina; per share. .............. 81
20 shares Audubon National Bank. ......... AOt,
~ shares Weeks Land Co., % shares Urban
Realty 60. 30 shares Malh1 Land 60 and 50
shares smith romirson Land 60 lot 81 Gao
II shares Pscihc Bank .......... ......... PA,
s2.Woooo Western steel corporation FIRST mort
gage and collateral per cent gold bonds
duo october /, 1880. ,.....-.............,,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney Co., Va.
% Broad street Now York. and 10 ia
South 4th street. Phllafelpha) "
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DOMESTIC EXPoRTs-JCLY.
7 otaI exports
IMPORTS

IMPORTS tSEN
Tpotsfufs IN natural
state and food ami
mails .................
FocdstTfs partly oI
WHOLLY prepared ....
crude material for use
I'm manufacturing ...
Manufactures for further
Use I'M manufacturing
Manufactures ready for
consumption ,..........
Miscellaneous ..-.......
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

CFurnishsd by williams. Mcconnell 4 Coleman.
No. 90 Wall street)
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIESl
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished BY Van schaIck Co.. No 7 Wan
gtreet.) ~ -
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COUNTRY'S FOREIGN TRADE.

The chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor, re-
ports the classification of imports and ex-
ports for July and for the seven months
ended July 81 as follows:
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co.. NO. u Broad
street, New York;
LAND STOCKS
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sCoupons interchangeable. tF.sis,sr,'. 'co'-
pons. sRegistered and coupon
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bankers posted rates follow.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston par
Sc premium; Chicago. loc discount; New
Orleans. commercial, Dc discount. oank 81
premium: St Louis. Zoe premium DO, 7 Tc
discount. selling par; Minneapolis boc pre-
MUM; Charleston, buying par, seling l-lo
per cent premium; San Francisco, sight &C.
telegraph nc.
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York, ex-
changes s25s, 3s5. All, balances Ne Us, !D; Bos-
ton. exchanges So. 235, 100, balances sLolo,Ho;
Baltimore. exchanges A,612l3. balances
s677 935: Philadelphia, exchanges @ZIilo;soo'
balances s. l55.09e: Chicago, exchanges w.
920, l0i, balances S,56i,4lS
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar sill
yer. b2iI; Mexican silver dollars. 8c. Bar
silver I'm London closed at $40
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, s.35; Lis
bon. l.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York IL quoted at Di12'
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS;
The latest daily report OF me i Ie1e ~
Treasury shows customs receipts, $3.50 yo4'
internal revenue including corporation tsh,
$3.50 OO4, and miscellaneous S2l6ois, maklhs
n total Of 81 102,04s Expenditures on orni-
time we're 81. s37,332 For the month TO date
ordinary receipts have been t4s, B+,oZs ana
ordinary expenditures S55,2loS9l, me excess
of expenditures since August being ~ '|o,-
receipts have been siO0 5ss,59l, against Sls,-
916 80 I'm the same time last year, while
ordinary expenditures have been s123 3s3, ss3.
compared with sl22,74S,289 in the correspond
ing period of 1910, the excess OF eA
penditures amounting TO s2,S43C2, against
an excess OF expenditures of N4,iSl727 a
year ago; including Panama Canal account
and public debt account, the excess or all
receipts over expenditures since July J.
1911. amounts 10 $4,000 comparing with
deficit in the preceding year Of s2l,Ss'S9'.
sTrR-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local Sub-Treasury was creditor 10 the
New York Clearing House yesterday TO the
amount OF sS39,395
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished b. ~. y. Coler & Co.. No. a. c.ir
strset)
Accrued interest 20 b. sid.d ;
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Totals
DOMESTIC EXPORTS

AFNfNl 70 4 ~ r ~ fiN =
Foodstuns in natura
state and food ant
nuHls ...t...t..t sss...sI
Fgodstu1s partly Ol
wholly prepared ......
Crude material for use
In manufacturing .....
Manufactures for further
use In manufacturing
Manufactures ready Cor
consumption ..........
Miscellaneous ..........,
Total domcstic......S
Foreign merchandise,
exports .............
Totals................N
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FERRY COMPANIES.

.In,sr.st 20 be add
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Toronto. Canada)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
EXCITING RUNAWAY
IN CROWDED STREET
Central Delivery Horse Makes Nild
Dash Saturday Night

Becoming frightened at a passing
automobile while being unhi'ched at
the Central delivery barn. Saturday
evening. II horse ran madiy from the
barn. raced down the second alley
south Of Center street. between Stat'
and Main streets and crossed Hain
street which was crowded with peo-
ple n the tim, at break neck speed.
Instead of continuing It's course IN
the alley. the frightened animal head
ed directly for the entrance Of Harry
Scribners grocery store on the op-
poeito side of the street. Unmindiul
of a horse and buggy, which was
bitched dirctly i'm front Of the store
tho runaway horse plunged into the
rio throwing the other horse upon
fine sidewalk and completely dcmohsh- %
inc the buggy. Both horses escaped
with a few cuts and bruises me
horse ana buggy which was MT was
owned by MerriclS Haley q Iarn' T.
residing south of the city.
/ II. Montgomery n deliver BOY
who was caring for the horse When
Il started ATTEMPTED 10 stop the AMI
NAL I'm it's wild dash ana was throw,
a. me pnv,ment. the wagon passe'
o,,.r his body but he escaped WIN
out serious injury.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
MARION OFFICERS LOSE
OUT ON CRESTLIGE TRIP
Harry Slocum is Sentenced
To Workhouse.
Man VIII be Rcarresicd on Evp;raH n
or Ills Sentence aud Prosecuted by
Local lIumanc society.

Chl1f of Police Knncreltor ana Com
stable Ullom Of Justice Conley's court
were disappointed when they arrlveo
m Crrstline Saturday night for the
purpose ur bringing Harry Slorum
hack to this city to. stand trial ON
% Charge of cruelty 90 animals and
dcfraudng "a livHrymau.
Slocum Is wanted here FOR mistrcat-
ing horse belonging tp James
Church. the alleged onrense being COM
mittcd September 23 1910 When the
officers arrived I'm Crestline, they found
that Slocum had been rearrcstcd there
ON charge Of dcfrauding Ivory
man. and had been fined ten dollars
and costs and sentenced to 80 days
I'm the Cleveland workhousc.
The Marion county Humane societ'
has taken the matter iu hand ami
filed its warrant for Slocum's arrest
with the commitment papers. so
that ne will be rearrested and re-
turned here when his sentence In the
worlthouse expires.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12

rus.u A song ara exercise by the
Primary department. followed. which
was entitled Don't BE Gross" A
recitation came next, the title Of
which was "Joybells," spoken by
Passie t,by. A solo by Flossie Pick
erine came next, after which Grace
Meeahey spoke Sunny Lives"
.preak the Roses" was the title OF
n recitation spoken by Edna Eby, and
Jennie Ellen Young recited "The JOY
Of Living" "Harold's Mite Box"
was the subject Of Rhea Thompson's
recitation, which was followed by
selection "The Old and the New
Crusade" spoken by Wilhelmina Gra-
blll. A song "Send the Glad Tidings."
was then sung by the school, after
which Rev Mercer delivered a short
address An especially good offering
was then taken up for missionary
purposes. A closing tableau by ele-
Won girls was very pretty. The lights
Of the church were turned off while
the tableau was given as follows
In the center Of the platform stood
n white cross 10 which was clinging.
n girl I'm white robe. Knneling
about her. with fingers pointing to
the cross. were ten girls similarly
gowned. A red light illumined the
SCENE AS the electric lights Of the
church were again switched on. and
tho henediction was pronounced nv
Rev. Mercer. the girls changed thor
roeiiions. knoeling with clasped hands
and bowed heads.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
Interesting Program.

Flowers and growing plants OF
colored crepe paper drnped about tie
auditorium of the Central Christian
church made a lovely background for
the children Of the Sunday school az
tho Children's Day services held sun
day evening. An unusually large con-
gregation was In attendance ana
fine pro gram was rendered In the fol-
lowing manner: Mrs, w. c. Young,
who presided at the organ played
an organ voluntary as the opening
number Of the program. This was
followed bv the song Joyful sum
NOR" by the school. WELCOME was
then spoken by Miss Wllhelmlha
Graybill. which was followed ny a
SONG "Welcomn 20 June by the
school The scripture lesson was
found I'm Matthew sixth chapter and
twenty -hfth 10 the thlrty-'"uIuh
VERSES Invocation was tneh nlhue ps
Rev. L. !. Mercer which was tohoW"o
by male quartet composed OF a.
u. Pickering. George Gray GEORGE
TAYLOR and w. B. Camp. A reclta-
tlon "The Better part was men
sroken bv Russell Ulsh. Wilhert Mar
tin, Edna Ehy and Grace Megahey'
A motion song, omitted "Noddins In
the sunshine" was then sung by nine
llttla girls A recitation followed "a
Hapny Home.r by Grace Rockwell
"God the Giver.'' was the title Of a
song sung bv the school, aiter which
came recitation by Martha cowan
entitled "The Sunlight on Gods
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
REGISTRAR OF VITAL
STATISTICS REPORT
Births Exceed the Number Of Draths
Dnring Month of May. u

According to the report Of Charles
Tobin, local registrar OF vital statis-
ties for the city of Marion. there were
20 births and 90 deaths in Marion
during the month of May. or the
births. twelve were males and fourteen
were females.
The deaths resulted from the fol-
lowing diseases: one female, goitre;
one male, acute gastritis; two females
and one male, tuberculosis; one fe-
male and one male, organic heart di-
eease; one male, obstruction of the
bowels; one male, appendicitis; two
females and one male. eudocarditis,
resulting from innammatory rheuma-
tism; one male. cerebral hemorrhage:
9ne male, paresis. softening Of the
prain; one female, dysentery:, one fe-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
COUNTY
STUDENTS HONORED
Two Win Honors in Large Class az O.
W. 4.

Two Win Honors in Large Class az O.
W. 4.
Marion county graduates were
among the prominent winners of the
houors announced at the final chapel
service of Ohio Wesleyan university
this morning
Clarence Herbert LaRue of LaRue
was awarded Magma Oum Laude,"
or highest hOnors in general scholar
ship. aud membership i'm Phi Beta
Kappa the noted scholarship fratern-
ity, being among a dozen Of the
l2G graduates To win these high hon
ors the highest in the gift of the in
stlutlun. Mr. LalRue was also award
ed one of the Taylor scholarships for
theological study.
Miss Euln May Young, of Marion,
won "Oum Laude." or honOrs In gem
eral scholarship. ana honors i'm the
department of Greek. her thesis be
ing upon the subject. "The Tive
Iphigenias Of Eurlpidcs."
Cherries for canning tomorrow. X.
T. Lewis Il co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
FLOWER MISSION DAY
AT OLO LADIES HOME
Tuesday a Program Will be
Given by w. G. T. U.
Eycrybudy i Welcome Ia attend This
service Which VIII be Very Inter-
c~ting and Beneficial.

The Frances willard w. g. r. u.
viii hold their Annual flower mission
program service at the Waddel Ladies'
home Tuesday at 2:SO p. m. The fol-
lowing program win I've rendered:
Song "Blest De the Tie that Binds. "
scripture reading.
Prayer.
Song sweet Hour Of Prayer"
Reading. Ruth Ellen Fisher
Paper. "Our Flower Mission"
Song, Some Glad Day"
Reading. Mrs. Nellie Flies
Address. Miss Genevieve Sackctt
state superintendent of franchise.
Song. Jesus Savior Pilot Me"
White ribbon benedirtiou.
Everybody welcome.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
MARION MAN WEEDS
NEBRASKA YOUNG lADS
Miss Mae Chambers and Mr..
Herman Klentschy Marry
Came 10 Their New Home on '"e
pc,Io,ord Last saturday Evening
crocm Holds Prominent Position

Mr.. ana Mrs Herman klentschE'
whose wedding took place last WI
ncad,y at Auburne, Nebraska, CAM
a. tholr new home on the BouleV'r"'
Saturday evening. ,,,,,,,t
Mr.. I[lontschy has held promp''n,.' ~.
rorItion as mechanical engineer IN III
tbe Marion steam shovel oihce ior Wv, ,nt
nost several months. week ago las' ,
saturdav. he Dsft FOR NeorasHa, ,,I,
,"naro his marriage to Miss Mae
T,,a,,,ors took place on the following
,,,'Inosdav afternoon. Mr. ana MIS-
,Wn..tschv W reside on the Boulevard
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12

IN April. 1856. whore she has since
made her home Ten children were
born of this union. six Of whom sur
vive. They are Mrs Daniel Jones, at
whose home death occurred; g. b..
Sanders and e. II Sanders Of Column
bus, Mrs. Dell Mitchell OF Everett.
Washington; Mrs. Sarah Nichols, OF
Blissfield, Michigan. and X. w. sam
ders, OF Marion.
Funeral services will be held at 1890
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence, Rev. w. w. Grimes officiating.
1nterment viii be made in the Marion
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
MARY ANN SANDERS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
AGED Colorcd Woman Dies at Home
OF Daughter.

AT twelve O'Clock Sunday noon
death came to Mrs. Mary Ann San
ders. colored, at the home OF @ @nef
daughter Mrs. Daniel Jones, at Sl4
palIentine avenue Death was re-
snlt Of old age inhrmities from when
tbe deceased suffered for about SIX
weeks. -, In
county, West Virginia. Feb
ruary ~, ls27f In April 1897 she
was united In marriage 10 benjamin.
Sanders, coming with him to Marion
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
JOINED IN MARRIAGE
BY REV. MILES
Miss Hattie Kidwell iBecomes Mrs.
John Scigfricd.

John ]. seigfried and Miss Hattie
Almeda Kidwell We're united In mar
riage at o'clock Sunday morning by
Rev. j. w. Miles at the Unl1ed Broth
rem church parsonage.
The service was very simply per-
formed. the couple being unattended
The groom is employed as boiler
maker in the Marion Steam shovel
shops. They viii make their home In
Marion
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
MARRIED SUNDAY
BY REV. BAILEY
MIR. Edison Downs and Miss Ural John
son United in Marriage.

Edison Downs and Miss Ural John
son, both OF this city. were united in
marriage by Rev. ID. IT, Bailey at his
home on east Center street. sunday at
12 o'clock
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of only O few relatives. The
groom IL employed as machinist at
the Marion steam shovel shops. They
viii make their home on Fahey street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
GOES TO PITTSBURG
william Hin Accepts Position rs AS
sis.ant Physical Director.

william Hill. physical director oil
the local Y. M. G. A., who resigned
his position some time ago, VIII go 10
Pittsburg next Thursday, where ne
has accepted a position as assistant
physical director of the Pittsburg cen-
trail Y. NJ. c. A. The Central asso-
citation is the largest In Pittsburg'
having control of the branches To-
Gated in the city.
As f. $. Bartholomew, OF Glouster'
Ntassa chusetts. who was elected by
the Y. NJ. c. A. board of trustees TO
nm the vacancy win not take up ms
new duties until August the Local
association will be without pny-
sIcal director until that time.
Cherries for canning tomorrow H.
n Lewis q Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
Cnlrnr, E,nngclIcnI sunday schooI.

N"N"S . -. -. =,
laIst '''s' % ,,,
the Childreh uaE seINIce "s'u ~
,"' Hnu"s .'.....,..s Ant
ing Inc cnu'0" ~ ..,|.,',,
tul appeora'',e MNu ''
OF mowers anu s,oW,ne -. e.u,r
uhoer the ,v"uels"ip Y. 10 a.,
nEeiS, '"'
liVered' , =.
+ "elNoI''' "''' W nv
partmeht
ITaNeI' NV N'"e'''' .,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
Notice to the Public.

Phillians Bros. take pleasure to In
form their customers and their
friends that they have Joined the Ma
rion Central Delivery company COM
mencing Monday, june ~ All patrons
desiring meats to boil or roast please
have your order in for the q O'Clock
delivery In order TO receive prompt
attention for dinner. Yours,
Pnnligns Bros,
Meat Dealers, n. Main st.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
QUIETLY MARRIED
BY REV. M'CLEARY
Marion Machinist Claims heh''"''
Girl n Bride.

Miss Edna Adams, dangnle' ",
samuel Adams OF Kenton' anu
rl,ner b. Lawrence machinst AZ
he Marion Steam shovel shops WeFe =,
united in marriage by REV ~ ~
Mccleary at his home sunday morn, ORR,
mo mo- The groom has fitted up a coy '.,
home al 422 owen street ana WI"
ht, brlde Immediately took up housr-
roanlne there. lThe youNs people
',a,,o ne hest wishes OF many friends
In their new life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12

male cystitis; one male, diabetes meln-
It's; one male, hemorrhage of tho
stomach; one male. operation shock;
one male. Inflammation of brain; one
male, chronic nephrits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-12
NOTICE
OF Examination of Applicants for Po-
lice and Fire DeDnrtmenfs

I'V "IIU TT'V IIVIIIFIIIIVIIIS'
Notice Is hereby given that the
Civil Service Commission OF the City
OF Marion. ohio. will hold an exam
nation OF applicants for the Police
and Fire Departments OF said city at
Council Chamber In the Masonic
building, beginning at9 O'Clock a. m,
June IL. 1911.
nv order of the Civil Service Com
mission. VIM. n. Jones,
G-1O-13-15 Clerk.