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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobnerr 80
chants and Other wholesale Deaiers
. -N.'l o. = IL Hll.ElIA s,INEN. FF4r
w. ~i't" -i"ar! OF tuufrn. OF tie. Sf.f.
~ West N.relrIa Will r-..iK- hfas ,lal a.
a. aus glI.tr a Charleston. West N.r-
h4Hld. iDr f4TnisLin- supplies for 2 q,
tt'iai SUIT .nTt'tI'ilus the fnunc al
fraftrerlcut 81 Wh.,l b. vested I'M So
n"al o contracts viii l. awarded Co. the
..N'St fI-''r-. quail ty euu~.I ereI aaI
ulHtf fh-HE- -nE equal Nest Virgin.
-' si"if Mi Do" -lV'r preference
l-iNfs uf ~Irgl Is uss-feI 49,. 20 fur.
h.-L.rt .'iitrs Oh r.rrllt OF REQUESTS
ftutlfg the line a.sirtl.
- MI BOARD tI CONTROL.
Gk-t-li Charleston Wset ,.rE ma
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Lecture.

a lecture will be given in the Tria-
delphia VI f. church next MONDAY
evening. December 30. beginning at
30. under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth League OF this place. Rev. u. l..
heed. pastor OF the church. will lee
ture on "Fun-a-Foot: or. Humor OF a
Hustler" Judging from the subject.
and the ability OF the speaker. no
doubt II will be largely attended. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit
of the EpWorth League.
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tn" last sal rites ever th. r,ma rs
~ thu lat J g. boW. 81 hu died az DO.
family hum" 100 SpriugdaIo ON Nnndtl.
following hri,f illness from pu.I-
monia. viii Do. held from th, hofn. o.
% o'clock this afternoon. E,t. % g..
Hart pastor 90 IN, Eim Grot, Meth
odist church. will ori,Iai.. ana inter
mont viii boz made u Stou. church
JymtftrN
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The rcmains of th- lat, Mrs cells.
" 's~. orr. of tho most hirhl- rc-
sI'Ct"d residents Of th. island. Whose.
d,'th "'t uTr'd az 90. Norfh Wheel
.rg hospital ora Saturdar mrrnIur.
were Laid Geo r.sf ',~t,riHf morning
90 m. AT Wo.d ..m,t.r1 it.r.
'hram Eriu. pastor oi -h, E.n street
J"inpl'. ofr'iat'i az th, funeral ser
Ni'ts. which wer" held from "a. home.
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Obituary
Oauoherty Obseouies

Funeral services over On, remains
OF ia" late Mrs. Mary Iturh,rtt.
ld"W - m" late Patrick Ulurh,r',.
Nh" passed away az h'r r,-.i, fIr. uii
Jacob street SUNDAY Afternoon. .,r,
held from tho HON yesterday morn
INK AZ SO" O'Clock Requiem hirh
mass was celebrated and intcrm,ut
Was made tn ~. ',Nar, m,tery.
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Triadelphia Xmas Entertainment.

The Triadelphia NJ r. church enter
tainment will De held In the church
ueNt Thursday evening. December IS
beginning az 80. There will be no
Xmas tree AZ This entertainment. and
The treat was given out last Sunday.
but a fine program has been prepared
for the occasion. and no doubt a large
crowd will be- present.
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Carney Obseautes.

Funeral s'rvi.'S over DO. remains
o. the lat" Mrs. ANN. carney. who's.
o'ath occurred az tho family resi-
d'n'y on Merritt street SUNDAY morn
iTg. w"r- held from th" hom, ,.Sf,I-
CrN morning 80 70 t'rlus.. E.IuI.m
firh mass was celebrated. and inter
m-nt Wa mad. Iu Nj. calvary ,,tu,-
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Stone Church Entertainment.

An Xmas entertainment was held in
tho old stone church last evening. and
the house was hlled TO its capacity
An excellent program was rendered.
consisting Of songs. recitations. dia-
logues and both vocal and instrument
tai solos. after which Santa Claus
made hts appearance through the win
dow and distributed the presents and
she treat
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0UT-TEE-PIKE
Christmas PART,

The children OF the First NJ r
church Sunday school and al the
members OF Lhs-church will enjoy
themselves this evening IN the church
with an Xmas party This Is some.
thing new In this line. ana To doubt
NIL be 4 success. Not only tho mem.
bers. but an Invitation IL extended 70
all. A short. but interesting. program
Viii De carried out. after which the
social part will take place.
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The Wheeling Really Go.

Third Floor scrruIbscb Boudiro.
Nau. 62i Bel f593R
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toR SALE o. TRADE good seven
room house ami tNo lots With WE'LL.
nhr ate. Lam. rrI other improve
mems al -. cap. or trade FOR a
silieu "a IN. Address charles 81 miller.
NeL-e---.L .. a ls-21-u
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
FOR SALE

TOR SALE f.... .., T-'-I B.
y ''....r f. I...t. -
fCL ShLE-TErte work horses we.sht
! so one pair niulea weigit 2 SON -
ooub-t ssis u Scrk harness two dunn
gyms one ilat bed wagon. ono concret.
misel, Al! In first class condition q m
kirleerley Co, Schmu- zach Bldg Both
phones
fOR sALE-Ifuus- an -,fu,r t.t,.,.,,,,
anu Jacob streets very a..fraf.l,
kneElre ~ Fifteenth street au-25-tf
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Henry W. Gundlina. Alt.

Rel Eafrff ana Insurance
fops. Victoria Thea.rrf.
No 1870 MARKET street
Ne - BEL. 20 n
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FOR RENT

Ton RENT.
FROM APRIL. l. 1914
TEE SEVERN BOARDING HOUSE,
80 TO $50 MAIN Er. 1T - DESIRED
TO LEASE TO A PARTY WKo CAN
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT A HON
Class BOARDING house AND Owe
SECURITY.
JAMES L. HAwLrY,
1851, IlAIN ST
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TOR RENr-Buiiding corner 10th anI
aAEkst SITS, formerly occupied ~
wing. Livery CO. Address Geo. II Nsu-
bard Elm Grove, W. Va, Bell phone
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FOE RENT ~Ir,. on Terminal swift, h.
N' he"ilnc STOW" - Range eco. n-II-tr
Soa kGNT--Niccly furnish,,i and 4
oiu fats with bath flr l.eIf house
be. AK. rent reasonable. Apply 80 y.
. ru.I 81 AuG5 str
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
COTTON MARKETS.

Now York. April e7-rnfavorable p-iva,e
weather Teptrts caused "a somewhat excited
advance in the cotton market during mis-
morning eaFlier trading, but with the off,
cIa ""a'Her details railing to show ~ much
ram as anticipated there was an cuilauv
saaFp reaction. with the close easy net 3
POINTS 9o"er to points higher. The wealth
ration in the belt Tor the preceding iwen;y.
ioor hours with the exception o. a ,an %
over wv" inches at Memphis. bur there wa.
.o~ urea wcst OF the belt. which led 10
private predictions % rain over Sunday. The
competed week lend figures attracted !i;;lc
attention. and tho talk around tho locsi ring
susEesi tina; The trade IS chiefly Interested
N weather conditions and tn. outlook FOR
the nov crop
HeceipiS a; the ports TO-DAY were l..5u
o"ieS hShinst 25,iIo last week and i5lel las,
year To-dsy's receipts a: Galveston -s5:
nd.es AGAINST i,2s7 last year: al New orleans
- na!es against 7.io last year and al
h0uS1"'' " Hales asalnst !.31l last year
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NEW YoRk pRoproE MAHkEr.

New York. April @T.-Fiour-Iiigher with
trading light. spring patents. S5.j5 q 80
win;er stra!eh;s. S.:) 500; winter patents.
s5.lon S.2S. Rye Flour and Cornmeai--Firm.
Rye and ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Whcat-Spoi rrnl;
no. red. Sal elevator. espo.; basis. and
81 90. :. O. b. ahoai. options Il, a lac. not
higher. MAJ, si.iei.: July, s.lsHs; September.
I!.iti. Co-n-!ipot steady: exports, Ssi@c.
nominal. o. .. anoat. Futures nominal.
Oats-Spn; steady; standard white. sac. elc-
vstor; No. = sti-c. Futures nominal
Pork and Bcef-Firm. Cut Meats and
I.ard-St-ons. Tallow-Fi-nl. Petroleum
Resin and Turpen,ine-Firm. Eicc-Firm.
Mols sses-s;eady. Sugar-Raw. steady; re-
fired, quiet. CoTee-Fu;urcs closed stead.
net unchanged to points higher spot,
quiet; Flo. No. :. Ai:c.; Santos. No l. Isle :
mild. quiet; Cordova. saiSl:c. nominal.
But;er-stronE. Checse-Steady and un-
changed Egrs-Barely steady. Potatoes-
Weak. Freishts and Pcanu,s-unchangcd
Coitonsc"d oil was partly lower early IN
der scattered liquidation. bu; renewed spec
NATIVE buying. inspired by the sharp adj
"anee in lard. soon caused the market e.
strensthen up. and closing prices OF futures
showed not advance OF aai2 points Sales
aggregated 1880 barrels. May ..il37is:
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ceipts. 6;5 bales: STOCK i5D,i0 ba,ss 800.
10 the Continent. 10 bales: Coastwise. Is
Io'a TO-DAY al al ports-Se; receipts
!-'9f' oaies' export 20 GTeai Britain. - o.,
es' IS to the Continent, 1855 bales: stock.
Consolidated at all po1s-Ne, reccipts
'-'al pAles; export 10 Grea; Britain - i..l
o".eS; to The Continent. 1853 bales.
iotai .iHce September q, all ports-Nc,
,cccipts lihn.:Sl bales: expor, 10 Grc,t
naIe' 70 the Continent. ioss 40 haIns. ~
Japan E.cri bales; 10 MEXICO $50, bales
New Orleans La. April c7-RAal,vi,. -,
longs ard snort selling In the trading in tho
cotton market overcame an advance enrlicr
IN the session. due 20 the weathsr ncv-s. and
Tue close was unchanged 10 point IN COM
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HAvAI. STORES

Wilmington. y - April -.-spIrits TINT
pcn,ine-Steady N nlse. receipts casks.
Rosin-atcady AT $6.ip; receipts barrels.
Tar-Frm at Sie5; receipts 81 barrels Crude
barrels
savannah. Ca. April = -'rurpcntinc-. FIRM
at ~ idl,c.. sales t,$ casks. receipts Ctwo
days. SIS cisks; shipments IS casks. stock
1855 casks Rosin Firm. sales $3.50 barrels :
receipt ,'"S barrels. shipments l,,1i barrels .
stock i..G.1 hArrels. Quote: b. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28

Dr,ytop Minis ~
l.,,.i ',,i i,i,,,i $4,000 T"
l:Dsis,,' ,.o,,on Yin 1900 .so
snorc, Nj 70 ''''''''''' ieo LOO
l.norcc Nj 90 '''', ,,5 % "
i5nt,r,-is ~, - P'"'''''' - NV
It~To.i,i, va .,'''''''' -. 80
Fn,r,iriJ rotton Nh. s''''''' 10
Gnffncy Mr. % :. $1,000 :"
Gainesville ,-o,tou Nuts ~, '.5i
,;len,,ood MN. 49, ''''' o' ~
C;l.nu-Io,yrv Nrt- 20 ~, AZ
tilcnn.Lowrv MfS. "a nri 'V' -.
t;Iuck Mills g F'" 80 -
tirnni,cvirc NJ $500 -, "
Greenwood rott9, MN 49, g. IL
Grundci Muls. :. C' , ~
HamrclS Mills. = C'' ~, ~.
Hartsvillc Cotton Mills S CT Ia
Henrietta Mills y C ian -
Highland Park ME- 20 \ ., 80 ~
iumnn MILE. : C ~;
lnmau MilIs : O. md ~,
Jackson Mills, s q.
John + King Mig. Co. Ga ~ ;6
Lancaster cotton Mills ,- tso
Lancaster Cotton Mills : G M Ss
Langley ME- 90 g
Lourcns Cotton Mis-. s en-. ~,
Loclhar, Mnis. ;. c...,.....,...,. 20 20
l.oray Nils \, q con, ~
Lorey sins. y. G., lst nd ......... .;
Marlboro Minis :. C 80
Mills AIfr. CO. G. ~
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cIIcAGo GRAlN MARKET.

Chicago, Ill. April Tin the face OF pre-
diei;ons OF much needed rain Tor Kansas and
Nebraska. tho wheat market advanced to-
day 10 point higher than for several years.
one reason was dread % big decrease in
North Dakota acreage. Prices closed nerv-
Gus and Irregular. "a 2i.c. above last night
Corn finished unchanged to ,.mi.c. M; oats
> CSC. and provisions dcare- by "a, 35c
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High Low Close
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CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSalcs at Union Stock Gards)
Richmond Va Nnrif - ra,a

Richmond, Va. April %. 1919
Report az tho live stock marie; Tor the
week ending Apri =:
Best steers. So ono load extra hne
cattle higher, medium good. 6d5i!c.:
common to fair. q. dji,c. best hcifrrs 6ip
fair, -. u4'.r.: besl COWS. "a she; medium
10 good. -. SC. common to fair SisIn4c.;
best oxen. 81 zoe; medium to good q. y
&c ouis' ga S'sc.: caves. extra, LAS;
'Soo pc head. Best heavy hogs 5it45isc.;
good 40 to ise-pound hogs 7d7tc: iisht
hogs and pigs, o'al &c; sows ana stays, ~
n5',c: bcsl sheep. h.H5isc.; common 20
faii. ga &c: best lambs, gu &c; common 10
fair; i':p5l.e: spring lambs. $4,000 per
head.
New York Ap!il IL Beevcs-Ecccipts is.t
head. Market nominally steady. calves
fec~tNs jid head; feeling unchanged. Sheer
and Lambs Receipts 1870 head Market
steady. Hogs Receipts :.Js5 head Market
steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUr MARKET.

PEI EKSRUEG PEANUl MAEk TT.
(Reportcd BY Rodgers McCabe q: Coz
Petersburg Va April :7.--Pesnuts Span
ishMarket steady: farmers Spanish. a,i.c
No. shciler. spanish. ~. q sac. per pound ;
No shelter. Spanish. ic. per pound v:r.
sinias-Market firm Fancy jumbo. SC per
pound: fancy handpickcd. S'sTSs,c. , por
pound; extra prime. sac, per pound prime
3',c. per pound; machine picked, .0sisc,
per pound; shcilns stock. sac. per
pound.
DRY GOODS MARKET
New York. April :a.-rhe dry goods mar.
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June Ill = 80: July. ,.i5q7,,; August. 7.25do
~: Sei;embcr 30 30, prime crude. Gc5:
prime summer yellow. 6toD7.lo; prime win
.75lrS.oo
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pared with yesterdays close Futures closed
steady: April. ii.ss; May HE: July. ii.sT.
August. He: September. ii.so: October li5I;
December, Hos: Januar., iiso
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days, Sl-4 per cent; six months. SIG
a ; Sd.
Prime mercantile paper, fl-iail-2
per cent
Sterling exchange easy sisiio 70,
siNty-day bills: sLs5oj for demand.
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BOND LIST.

Is-Cta.nerS Observation-Disclosures. ss.,
American Tobacco Co old +s........... .ii.
:, nietiGah Tobacco Co old ss........... - Z:
Atlantic Coast Limo ISL Is tb:d) ....... .5,.
y. G. Ill. and y - DID .............. ~
y G. !. eonv. Is lin baltimore. bid :v5s,
chesapeake and Ohio COW. ti.s........ 49,.
iIrgctt & Myers Observation-Disclosures. s4E
l.iSgett & Myers Is..................le 57
Lotiilard Company 5s................ 81
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i:or!liard compsny ..................... 1915.
Nqffoik and Western conv. f........... ia
seaboard Az Line stamped 4s CbId)... 81.
SeaooHrd Air Line stamped 5s..... 50
S"uthctn Railway Observation-Disclosures. IA.
southern hallway IS Did, ............ 10
. 3'ec ma Observation-Disclosures. iI:s-
L. :. registered y. 1880 Observation-Disclosures. i63-
- :. registered S. 1918 tpid) ...... losis
tanaina new Is tb'db.....-...-... 1912.
AirTinia-Bfo Bros. cts. tb:dy....... -
Nir=:nis Car. Chem. ist - asked - 90;
va Ry. and Power co. IS odd . 9.
Wabasn dob. Observation-Disclosures. -
Wabash P:its. Term. list 5s. 81,
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RICHMOND Hay M.ARKEr.
Elehmonh. Nn.. .\nril y. ,al,.

Load your cars that hay az doors rep
reSents contents and thus avoid reflections.
This market grades hay In accordance
citation
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LOCAL MAKkEr Quotations.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Conn
mission Merchants Richmond. Va)
Richmond. Va. April y; 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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BALES. Stock.

b2!es. stock.
1000 Allis-Clalmers ...........
eoo Aliis-Chalmers. pfi. 49,.
ESQ Amalsamatcd Copper -.
100 Amer. Agrl. Chem, com
1850 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. d.
Go Am .rican Can ............
go American Can. pfd.
leo Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
600 American Cotton Oil. =.
30 American Linseed Oil.
40 American Locoms tive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd. 49,.
500 American Smelling .
100 America Sugar ..
l'"O Amer Tel. ana Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
.o American Tobacco, pfd.
j.loD Anaconda Copper .
go .Atchison ......
100 Atlantic Coast Lime
=. g. l. II Connecticut
90 baltimore and Ohio....
Loo bethlehem Steel. com. -.
90 bethlehem Steel. pfd.
b5p British- Amer. Tob. 60.
LOO BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
coz Central Leather. COM.
$50 Canadian Pacific ........
Cast Iron Pipe. corn......
20 IN esapcake ana Ohio.
lrI Chicago Great western,
LOO Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
truciblc Steel Cor. com.
. Crucible Steel. prd .......
SO Chica go aud Northwest.
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
." Consolidated Gas ....
~ Delaware and Hudson
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. ana Rio Gran. pfd.
Distillers' Sec Corr,
Erie. list pfd...............
Fed. Min. ana SIN. pfd
Geo. W EIclnc Tob. 60
90 General Electric .......
- Great Northern. pfd..
Great Northern orc Gifts
100 Illinois Central .....
- lnterbOro- Met. .......
br intcrboro- Met. pcd.
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sii5n ll6'.; No. hard. Sil5diIs: No.
northern. Si.C a l.2S: No : spring Sii5aiiS
chaH. 81: duruIn. 81 Corn--No vel
low. sc; No. white, 7a':dSIc. No /; Vol
low. IS n Soi:c. No. { white, 1SG She; No
yellow. IsIIsc. Osts-No. white jeI. n
s,sc1 No. white, 90. 5Jc.;. standard
67', a 5S;ic.
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cOUSTRY-CCRED BACON.
Hams. well smoked, small. Not wanted
Eams. well smoked. large. ib...Not wanted
Sides. we'll smoked, lb.............Not wanted
shoulders. vel! smoked. ib....Sot wanted
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Baltimore. Md. April Observation-Disclosures:
SPOT. contract. 'i.i1i.. Corn-Duil; spot. con
tract Stssc. oats-Firm No. = white Gi,sc.
:1c.
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quota tions 20! Interest paying bonds az.
~ P-!ce TO which intcre., mus Be- ,sded
Income bonds ana certificate. OF !ndebtsS
aces are lat
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steamer Brandon. Iiatncy Norfolk mct-
chanda.o and pnssonGcrs. Old Dominion Inc.
steamer AURORA, Furman Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise ana uaS-
seugers. FUrmNu Line
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kcts were uuict Tor the dag with prices con,
tinGias firm
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard w Maury.
sioch and Bond Broker. icis T. Main Street
Richmond. Va, April e. 49,.
SALES AT BOARD
Virginia csnturi.s-ep1 "a, -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL q. i9i.
ARRIVED

steamer Brandon. narncy Norfolk mcr,
chandisc ana passengers. old Dominion Line
James River landings. mcychlnd!sc and pas
scnscFs. Nirsinia Navigation Conipany
steamer Aurora. Furnan, retcrsD,irg nns
scnscrs Eurmau Line
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARkEr.

Richmond Va April p. 1917
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
WIIEAT-Car lois.
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New York, April 27.-AIoncy on call
nominal. Time loans Hrmcr; sixty
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" York. April :5.-rhe dry goods mar.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-07-11

Farmers who have potatoes that are
to be used for planting next year will
do well to examine their fields at once
for signs of the Blsckleg. This com
p2rative!y new disease is showing in
parts OF the State where IL had never
been seen before. If it continue, -
msy be expected TO cut down The I'd
OF The potato crop quite severely. Toe
symptoms by which The disease NAV b.
recognized as the follows: LIST. The
tops begin to look curley and the leaf
let's are under normal size. I'd. The
tops begin to turn yellow near tho
ground, and finally die. Sd. If plant
is dug up, one will see that the under
ground portion of the stalk is black,
hence the name Blackleg.
If plants in the early stage of the
disease are examined it will be seen
that the blsckening of the stalk begins
near the pieces of seed tuber. Tnis is
an indication of what has been proven
by experiments, namely, that the dis.
ease is principally spread by the use of
diseased seed. 1t will, therefore, be
unwise to use potatoes taken from a
field showing the disease, for seed next
year. 1t will also be impractical to
plant potatoes next year on fields which
show any sign OF. the disease at present.
1t is, therefore, wise to examine the field
and save seed potatoes only from those
which appear to be free from the dis
ease. Some success has been had from
dipping the seed potatoes just before
planting, in formaldehyde solution,
made by dissolving one pint of formal
dehyde in 80 gallons of water.
In case of doubtful specimens, far
mers are asked to send plants to the
Expermint Station at Blacksburg' Va.
for identification.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-07-11

Jane Holiway and Mary A. Lewis. Com
plainants,
VS. Commissioners Notice.
Albert sheppard and others, Defend
ants.
To Jane HoIiway, Mary A. Lewis, AL
bert Sheppard, Frank Sheppard. Roe
Shinault, Mary Ann Ross, Bessie White.
Rhody Sheppard, Eliza Pruitt, Newton
Sheppard, Cleveland Sheppard, William
Sheppard, Mallie Sutman, Belle Hughes,
Thomas billiard, Hostin billiard, Roe
billiard, Matilda Davidson, Susie AS
James, Laura Sheppard, Horton Shep-
pard, George billiard, Kelly Sheppard,
Stella Sheppard, Charles Alexander
Sheppard, the last nine of whom are
infants under the age of twenty-one
years, and j. Powell Royal, Guardian
ad Item for said nine infants:
TAKE NOTICE, that have fixed on
Monday, the 22nd day of July, 1912, as
the time, and the law office of Hartman
IL PObst, in the Town of Tazewell, Vir-
ginia, as the place, for taking of the ac-
count and the making up the report
ordered in the above styled chancery
cause by the Circuit Court of Tazewell
county, virginia, at its May, 1912,
term thereof, to which decree reference
is here made.
And if for any cause said account and
report be not commenced on that day,
or if commenced and not completed,
the same will be continued from day to
day or from time to time, at the same
place, or, if necessary or convenient,
from place to place, until the same is
completed.
At which time and place you and
each of you are required to be present
to protect your interests
Given under my hand this June goth,
1912
III. CLAUDE POBST
Commissioner in Chancery.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-07-11
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-07-11

GO about your business is the in
scription which workman, mistaking
a judges petulant reproof of an order
for motto, chiseled upon the face of
the old Temple clock in London. 1t was
a fortunate mistake for it has for over
two hundred years preached a sermon
which many have needed. That injunc-
ton is still in order for many people who
might better go about their business in
stead of idling their time away or med
ding with the business of others. If
that were done there would be far less
friction in the world and a vast increase
of harmony.