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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-31
A STATEMENT
CPaid AdvertisemenD.
October. 81. 1912.

OCIOueI. - T. - / =.
Mr.. Walter Walker,
Editor of The Sentinel,
Grand Junction, Colo.
DEAR SIR
In view of the attempt to make
political capital against Judge Sui
RoZZelle as Conservator of Charles
livan out of his appointment of Joe
Cron, an insane person, upon whose
bond The American Bonding Com
pany of Baltimore was accepted as
surety, we desire to say that Mr..
Ro2Zelle on October }, 1912, paid
over to this company as his bondsmen
all moneys due the estate of the said
Charles Cron and that the same will
be paid upon demand to any conser-
vator who may be hereafter appoint
ed without any expense to the estate
Of the said insane person.
Yours very truly,
FRY q WELSH.
Agents for The American Bonding
Company Of Baltimore.
(Paid Advertisement)
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FAMOUS COMPOSER HERE.

= Mrs. John f. Tenncy of New :
= York famous musical com :
3 poser and sister of c. H. :
= Branscombe of this city. was :
), visitor in the city last night :
> and this morning. stopping off
= on her way east to visit her
:, brother Mrs. Tenney was met .
= here by her husband this morn :
= ing and they continued their :
!, trip east. Mr.. Brauscombe aC- :
= cOmpanied them up the road a
= ways. Mrs. Tenney's musical
= compositions are of the high
= est class and are today being
: sung by Nine Nordica and Nine.
= Gadski in grand opera. Mrs. :
!, Tenney enjoyed her short stay
= here and liked the looks of the :
: city and valley very much.
:. = . - = = = = . p = = = = = = :.
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The Shnckleford Article.

As it seems to be causing some peo-
pie some uncasiness because the ar
ticle concerning Judge Shackleford' s
candidacy, which was published in
The Sentinel last night, was not prop
erly marked Paid Advertisement
we take this opportunity to state
that the matter was run at advertis-
ing space rates.
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Father T. NJ. Conway returned this
noon from Denver, where he went to
attend the celebration of the 25th
anniversary of the ascendancy into
office of Bishop MatZ. Father Con
way enjoyed the trip very much.
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FOUND AT LAST.

Many people have told us recentlr
that they have at last found the place
where they can buy syringes and hot
water bottles that are worth this
money. The Van Horn Drug Co.
55l Main street.
(Adv.-l0-l CITE cd
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AUTONIOBILISG

is hard on clothing. After that spin
call us up. and let us remove the
spots and dust from your clothes.
VIII return them fresh and free from
dirt. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone Junction 1853.
The Suitorium.
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BRICK AND TILE.

Leave orders for brick and tile
with us. We are exclusive local
agents for the Delta Brick & Tile
Company.-Milne & Milne, 527 Main
street. 11-1-tf
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Mrs, Glasco of Grand Junction /!
visiting her daughters, Mrs NJ. o
Hayes and Mrs. Fred Groves
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berry Finds Things Bright.

Robert j Derry who just return
ed from a seventeen day trip through
the San Juan section and Paradox
valley, says he never found condi-
tions so good in regards to business,
nor the outlook any brighter.
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Returned from Denver.

Ollie Bannister and wife returned
this noon from Denver. where they
have been visiting and shopping for
"A week or more.
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Trimmed and untrimmed street
hats a choice of any in The Fair
on Saturday. 9s cents, values up to
millinery department.
tO-2t o.
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Keedcr in City.

Reedcr in City.
John D. Reeder of Palisade arrived
this noon from Palisade to look after
his interests here.
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The Junior class of the high school
give a Halloween party this even
ing at the home of Miss Edith Nc
Gahon
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What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live.
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Mrs. Joseph Mainard who has
been very i'll, is reported 10 be i'm
proving.
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Mrs. Ora Reames returned Sunday
from Salida, where she spent a week
visiting her sister.
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Here for Election.

Here for Election.
James U. Harris of the state land
office in Denver arrived in the city
this noon to spend a few days and
will be here for election next week
This city he still calls home
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Which Shall It Be?

Do you intend continue aborng, burning valuable
fuel and destroying high priced food with that old
cook stove?
You know that old up lot of fuel each year
You know you have trouble in getting it to bake Just
right in fact spoil batch of bread every in while
you know it costs considerable for yearly repairs
Stop and think and figure.
Wouldn't it pay you buy good range-a range
with
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-31

You have it, he needs it: you ad-
vertise it, he sees it; Sentinel Want
Ads will sell it.
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The Great Majestic halleable
and Charcoal Iron RANGE?

You make mistake in buying the GREAT MAJES-
TIC-it's the range with THE REPUTATION-asl your
neighbors Then too it's made just right and of the right
kind of matcrial-MALLEABIE AND CHARCOAL
lRON-riveted together practically air tight-ined with
pure asbestos boardparts being malleabe can't break
has movable reservoir and that don't warp-thats
why the MAJESTIC little fuel bakes just right
every day in the year (browns bread just right all
without turnng) heats gallons of while breakfast
is cookng-propery handled lasts lifetime and
practically nothing for repairs.
Don't buy the range you expect to last lifetime 'un-
sight unseen; you'll be be disappointed. Come
our store during demonstration week. the GREAT MA
JSIIChave its many exclusive features explaned-find
out why the MAJESTIC is 5000 stronger than other rang
eS where most ranges weakest.
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George Bowen Back.

Assistant Fire Chief George Bowen
returned this morning from an ex-
tended visit in his old home city,
Knoxville. Tenn. He gained 12
pounds while gone and says he feels
like a new man after his long rest
and is ready to enter into his duties
as fireman with anew zest.
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NInsInnder Gets Rack.

vision.
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See for yourself what buggies cost
Fred Mantey. Advertisement.
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Mrs. G. w Finnicum returned thi
morning from Iowa, where she har
been visiting for the past tw
months.
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DR.. Stroud and Tanner Grove
came in yesterday from Paonia TO
a months visit with relatives an
friends in Fruita.
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William Briggs Here.

William Briggs of De Beque.
prominent fruit grower was in the
city today Oh business.
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Here from Paonia.

f. A. Bay of Paonia is in the city
this week on matters of business i'm
portance,
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Miss Margaret Mccarthy, who has
Deem visiting Mrs. Katie Skelly for
nearly year, leaves this evening
for her home in Caledonia, Mimi.
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What the People Are Dong
From Day to Day in the Live.
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.
Mrs Joseph Mainard, who has
been very i'll, is reported 10 be i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ora Reames returned Sunday
from Salda, where she spent a week
visiting her sister.
Mrs Glasco of Grand Junction is
visiting her daughters. Mrs. NJ. o.
Hayes and Mrs. Fred Groves.
The Junior class of the high school
give a Halloween party this even
ing at the home of Miss Edith Nc
Gahon
Mrs. G. w Finnicum returned this
morning from Iowa, where she had
been visiting for the past two
months.
DR.. Stroud and Tanner Groves
came in yesterday from Paonia for
q i'ibhih Nloll win ltidllNtS anu
friends in Fruita.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy, who has
Deem visiting Mrs. Katie Skelly for
nearly a year, leaves this evening
for her home in Caledonia, Minn.
The Q. s Club and the Ms of
the Methodist Church give a Hal
lowe'en entertainment this evening
at the home of Miss Grace Hunter.
The b. Y. p. U. will celebrate Hal
lowe'en this evening at the residence
OF Cell Burson. All kinds of mys-
teries will be explained and the flu
ture foretold.
Leo Miller of Fruita and Miss
Frances Kyle of Fort Collins were
married in Grand Junction yesterday
by Rev. E. G. Lane of the Baptist
Church. Mr.. Miller was resident
of Fort Collins before coming to this
city.
Silver Poplar Circle and friends
We're entertained last eeyning at the
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-31

The Q. S. Club and the Ms of
the Methodist Church give a Hal
lowe'en entertainment this evening
at the home of Miss Grace Hunter
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-31

The b. Y. P. U. will celebrate Hal
lowe'en this evening at the residence
Of Cell Burson. All kinds of mys-
teries will be explained and the fu-
ture foretold.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-31

Silver Poplar Circle and friends
were entertained last eeyning at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. March 27.-Fair
weather continues east OF the Miss
issippi valley, where the pressures
are high. Fair weather also prevaiiel
over the Northwest and upper valleys
although a low pressure area. attended
by higher temperatures. is spreading
southwark over those sections.
The pressures are low over the mid
de and lower Plateau regions and
southwest. and a storm formation. at
tended, by unsettled weather, is NOV
ing northeastward into the middle
Mississippi valley region.
The Southwestern disturbance will
probably continue to move northeast
ward and rain is indicated for this
section late tonight or Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. So degrees; lowest last
night. 80 degrees; rainfall DOL.
The Ohio will probably continue tc
fall rapidly in the district for the
next So hours. ~
II. G. HOWE.
Section Director
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BALTIMORE BANK
VIII Head Syndicate 70 Float Big
Traction Merger Mortgage
at Fairmont.

Special Dispatch % the Intsiifrorcer
FAfRMONT. w Va, March 2s-
The Fidelity Trust company % Balu-
more will head the syndicate which
will urderwrite S25OO.O00 general
mortgage bonds Of the Monongahoia
Valley Traction company OF West Vir.
ginia, according 20 a current report IN
financial circles Tho Morougahela Vs.i-
ley Traction company. which ls con
trollod hy interests identified with the
Consolidation Coal company. VIII take
over tho Fairmont Ciarksburg Trac.
ton company. the Fairmont & North.
crn Traction company ard the Weston
A. Clarksburg street railway and will
have n capitalization ~ f2250O 900. Of
which ti5.0O0.OOO will be general mort.
garn bonds
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Mellahura arlnfa

Charles Craft OF Wheeling, was q
Wellsburg business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Kathryn Nee, OF Brilliant. Is
spending q few days in Pittsburgh.
Miss Maud Cox, OF Wheeling. waf
the recent guest Of her mother. IN
this city.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.. Parke
Jacobs, March 20. a son.
Mrs. T. W. Carmichael has return.
ed from a visit with relatives in
Washington. Pa.
Ray Patterson, OF Welisburg. was
a visitor IN Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs Helen Harden. who has been
attending school ut DanaHall. Welles-
ley. Mass, Is visiting az the home OF
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. b. r. Hard
en-, for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. J. ]. Dawes. OF Fal.
lansbee, are visiting Pittsburgh re
latives.
Several new residences are being
erected in Wellsburg, az the present
time.
Services were held last evening at
Christ's p. Y. church. same being con.
Quoted by Rev Jacob Birmingham, OF
Wheeling.
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Choral Society.

The Wellsburg Choral Society met
on Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
parlors for practice. II being the first
practice held since the evening of the
concert q short time ago, aud the sec
ond concert will be given in the near
future. The next practice Of the club
will be held at the lecture room OF
the Presby terian church on next Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Prof
Walter Browne. OF Wheeling. is act
ing as instructor.
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WRONG CORPSE
Psrksrshurp Relatives Find Body ssns
Them From Utah Was Not
W. p. Foy.

Special Dispatch to the Inssllisenesr.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. March ~.
"A week ago today Michael Toy. of
this city. received word that his son,
w. p. Foy. q telegraph operator. had
been found dead on a train out of
Prove. Utah. Utah authorities there
directed the remains to be forwarded
here. On their arrival here today,
when the casket was opened at a To-
cal Undertaking estabiismment, the
parents and other relatives at once
saw the remains were not those OF
Foy. Just what disposition win be
made OF the remains Is not known, as
Toys relatives refuse to receive them.
This Is the second case OF this kind
to occur here in a year.
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WGLLSBURG
Womsn's Club Today.

The regular semi monthly meeting
OF the Wellsburg Woman's club WIN
be held this afternoon in the parlors
The subject for the meeting will be
English Literature" and the regular
program will be followed. A mum.
Der OF out of town guests are expect.
ed 10 De in attendance. The follow.
ing is the program:
English Literature. Roll Call, Quo
tation: Primitive English Writer'S
Mrs. Elliott; King Arthur's Patron
age OF Letters, Mrs. Curtis; CHANGER
and His Contemporaries. Mrs. Rodg
ers; Music, Misses Cornelius and
Nave; Department Work; Social and
Industrial Conditions; Grammar. Mrs
Hupp.
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WHEELING TRACTION colrPANY
SPECIAL CAH BBnvTCE
sRILLYs auHpAY MlRTnHQa.

Extra cars In addition 10 the regular
services will be operated on all lines OF
the company 70 accommodate people de-
airing 10 attend the mostinGs.
Passengers using the Moundsviile, Nc
Nechen Fair Grounds and North Wheel
log lines will find 10 most convenient 10
leave and board cars az z1th street
The Pan Handle cars from Weiisburr
connecting at Weilshurg for Foilansbee
ard steubonviiia via the Tri state rrac-
tion Company and for Brilliant. MinRo
ana stsubenville via Ferry and from
Warw~0d and NOrth Whseiinr. viii run
20 lind and Market streets. which point
L. within a convenient distance Of the
tabernacle. or passengers boarding Pan
handle cars north of wheeling may
transfer 20 Henwood and North wheel
Ing cars at FIRST street. which viii land
passenEers a. iTth street
For ntaht meetings feNcept Saturdayn1
and for all services on sundays. extra
ears 20 and from all ohio points fin-
Guiding ghndyside. Rsiiaire. West wheel
Ing. bridgeport. Harton. Blaine. i.ansing.
Rrookside Martins Ferry Torkviiie. TIL.
louisville and Rayiand1 will Be creretei
around the f1nd street loon. This ser
vice Will enable Ohio people 90 travel o.
ard from point convenient % the Tab.
srrarie without changing cars ana with.
out the usual additional sitf fare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
U. S. STEEL
'HALTS MARKET
Sale OF Bonds For Working Capital
Has Bad Eject On Speculation
In Exchange.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Another
halt In the upward movement Of
stocks came today rs a result or some
unexpected financing by the United
States Steel CORPORATION. The market
gave every evidence Of continuing its
rise OF last week until Il became
known that the steel corporation had
sold some s3o.ooo.rso of bonds for
working capital and necessary i'm
provements to its more important
plants. AS a matter OF fact the sale
OF these bonds should not have been q
surprise to those conversant with the
corporations financial condition as
disclosed In the annual report recently
published. Reduced earnings and sur
plus last year made appropriations for
depreciation and new construction
practically impossible, assuming that
the hve per cent dividend rate on
the common stock was to be main
tained. Last years surplus net In
come was only s4.666.000 as against
s36.772,000 in 1910, when the corpora
ton charged on no less than SIS .00o..
900 for various expenditures. includ-
Ing new plants and construction $780,
100000. OF which went to the Gary
plant alone. Today bond sale In its
broad aspect, simply represents the
difference in earnings or the corpora
ton in the years 1911 and 1910. a de-
crease for the former OF virtually
$4,000. 900.
A., Political developments over night
and the acquittal OF the Chicago pack
ers were matters that the spectators
utilized with some effect early In the
day.
Reading, the Harrimans and Anal
gamated copper were the STOCKS which
supplied the greater part Of the bull
ammunition in the early trading Buy
ing in the first named seemed to be
OF an accumulative character and the
movement was credited to the same
influential faction supposed TO be re
sponsible for the recent advance IN
Lehigh Valley. Rock Island and Amer
lean Cans. The strength OF Union Pa.
cifc and Southern Pacific was pre-
dicated on the belief that February
earnings would prove more favorable
than in the months preceding. AS
for the coppers. those issues were
held in check because OF feeling
in conservative quarters that the re
peated advances in the metal were
based more upon prospective than
actual conditions. Many secondary
railway and industrial stocks took
part in the rise OF the morning. the
Goulds being especially conspicuous
The electrical and a few OF the equip
ment shares added to their recent
gains. but all fell back with the best
OF the list on announcement of the
steel bond issue.
Lowest prices were made in the last
hour. more particularly in the fna
thirty minutes. when heavy selling
Of the leaders undoubtedly accelerated
by the shorts more than wiped out al
previous gains and sent some stock.
under yesterdays low level
Total transactions. aggregating $50.
GOO shares, were the largest OF an,
day this year. last Monday excepted
Bonds here were strong at the out
Set. but fell back later in sympath,
with stocks. otTal sales par yaIu,
were S3.2SS.O00.
U. 5. government bonds were IN
changed on call.
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Coffee.

NTW YORK-flavre market Dc.
clined one-duarter 10 ons-quarter
franc advance. March futures closed
offered a. ~ zoe May closed offered
az f3S2c. July closed offered At
i3q3c. Eeptember closed offered Al
t410c. December closed offered ai
t4O2c. Rio 80 quoted a. f4A "a
loo Market steady
l.. W. MINFORD q co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
THOMPSON BUSY
Huntington AspIrant for Democratic
Gubernstorial Nomination
Waits Grafton.

Special DISPATCH to the InteilIsencer.
GRAFTON. w. Va. March 27.-To-
day Hon. w. n. Thompson. OF Hunt.
ingfon, was here consulting local
leaders relative to his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor. He said he will have the solid
support of the southern part of the
State at the convention. He ex.
pressed his gratitude over his recep-
ton here. and will visit the city again
Saturday. He left for the Eastern
Pan Handle this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

eral matters OF importance to come
up at the meeting viii be the discus
sion OF the necessity Of q bond issue
for Brooke County, for the improve
ments OF the roads and II 10 expect
ed that some action win be taken re-
garding the commencement OF the
boulevard from this city to Wheeling
that is as far as this county is con
cerned..
Seversy prominent men state that
they are in favor of a bond issue for
improving the principal roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

NEW YORK. March 27.-standard
copper-Firm spot SIS 20 q SIS 37h
London strong: spot c6S. 15s; IN
lures Csc. 12s. 3d. Lake copper i5I1
ai5h electroiytic 15% n 1885 cast
ing 1914 n 15ik.
in-FiTrm: spot $40 S7ik n $40 7s
London steady spot e1ss; future.
G1et. S.
Lead-Steady 80 80 n 81 so. New
York London GIG. p. Sd.
Spclter-Steady So so ~ 50 90
New York London c75. S.
Cleveland warrants Sis. 1916
In London. Locally iron was quiet
No. foundry northern SIS Is d
SIS rs. No. 2. tt4 IS q SIS 25. No
] southern and No. 1 southern soft
SIS Is n SIS rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
ARBUCKLE DEAD
Veteran Coffee Man Dies In Brooklyn
Will Be Inferred at
Pittsburgh.

NEW YORK. March 227.-John Ar
buckle, the we'll known coffee man,
died early today at his home IN Brook.
Ign. He was "a years old. Death was
due to a general collapse incident TO
old age. The body will be taken to
Pittsburgh tomorrow for burial
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Communion Service.

The regular preparatory services
viii be held tonight and Friday at the
Presbyterian church In preparation
for the quarterly communion which 10
to be celebrated on Sunday morning
next. The speaker for the services
will be Rev. A. d. Allison OF Uhrichs-
vile, o.
will poin in the music on these two
vera beId No. on Trs,d.v night in
the several wards and announcements
will be made in O short time for the
meetings for next week.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 27.-News OF the
first seeding of spring wheat served
today to check an advance due TO de-
pletion of stocks on both sides Of the
Atlantic. The close. nevertheless. was
firm at 1-sc TO lac above last night
Cornhnished with 4 gain OF IA q
3-sc to 5.sc; oats up Is q lac TO Ii
q 3-sc and provisions dearer by q
7Ac to 22h c.
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80 NEARLY DROWN
When River Spree Breaks Into Sub
way Being Border Under
River 80 Berlin.

BERLIN. March 27.--Eighty work
men barely escaped with their lives
today. when tho river Spree broke
through tho tunnel now being bored
under the river from the extension %
the Berlin subway 70 the northeast
of Berlin The entire downtown
section 81 the subway was flooded
and damage TO tho extent Of several
millions was done The down traf
Nc viii be interrupted probably for a
month. and the completion Of the OK.
tension has been indefinitely deferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28
MARRIAGE Licenses.

a number of marriage licenses have
been issued this week by the County
Clerk, among them being licenses to
Henry NJ. England and Elveena Walk
er. both OF Pittsburgh; Julius Tes.
sane and Clara Pempilgky. both OF
Mineral City, Pa: John B. Carnahan.
OF Conway. Pa, and Marie L. Cash.
dollar, OF Pittsburgh. Pa. Several
deeds have been left for record.
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NEW YORK. March 77.-The cotton
goods markets were quleter. but stiu
very firm during the day. woolens
and worsted goods are IN better zen
cral demand for spot delivery. Yarns
are steady Iobhcrs report n season
able demand Of nearly normal proper.
lions.
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Missionary Circle.

A meeting OF the Home and For
eign Missionary Circle will be held at
$3.50 o'clock in the class room OF
Judge Hervey, Of the Presbyterian
church on tomorrow afternoon. All
members are urged TO be present and
bring their friends The principal
topic for the afternoon will be China"
and Study of same will be In charge OF
Mrs. Dorothy Kean. Several matters
OF importance will come before the
society for attention.
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Autolsts To Meet.

Another meeting Of the Brooke
County Autoists is scheduled for the
latter part OF this week at the office
or Attorney F. A. Chapman. chairman
Of the association. Among the sew.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-28

WHEELING. W. Va. March -. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by A. l.. hasten & CO.. naake-s
and brokers. National Excha.ise Bank
building
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OIL CITY. Pa. March 27,-Credit
balances $50 Runs i0f.4ff. aver.
axe t2S.52b. shipments $500. aver.
age 1929