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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-12
ipdbrenS bsrieIben 3eit:
Ninbb. Sttpeine. 6

Rinb ieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
iebr serins, bic Rndfras, cine gut.
uno bic preifs itetis. = Ril6iiibe
blieben ebsnfnls unperGnbert i'm
preiis. - TlittIers unb lalpere
Stisre S7.75-9, O9ien $3.50-6.s >
rs, Jleiidsr Gtiere $5.75-S, Seis
fers $4.75-7.75, ouserleiene $7.75--
s. &ii6e $3.50-6.o0, auserIeIene big
srtra $6.25-6.75, Gamers $3.75-
Ats. Gtodsrs unb Deeosrs 5000
IT'S. Stod Seifsrs $5.50-6.50,
Stpd Ribs $4.50-5.50.
8ulIen.-gei nur mdBiser Cue
fIbr ipar Der Wsartt beute fart unb
bic pr,iis iti,ssn I'M 10e per 100
pfb. = Was,re uub leidts $4.75-
5.S5, Bologna $5.90-6.60, grtra
$685. ,fette BulI.n $6.50-6.85.
RGlber.-Dis 3ufubr mar nur
maBie. bic Ra9frdss gut unb bic
preiis Itetis bis itart. - Crbindre
unb srobs $5.75-11. fair Bis CUTE
Iei6te $s-11.50. ggtra $11.75. I'll.
nise fancb $12.
g 6neine.-9is 3uiubr BON
Sdpeinen mar bsute 5iemlid srob
unb bic preiie fislen uri 5-10c per
100 gfunb. ~ Guie bis duserleisHs
Utrpndunsss unb 1leii9sriorten unb
.i9rsrs S9rpsius S9.5o--s.55. oysis
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1irnen. Storage Bartlett
S4OO-4.5O Der gbl.; 5lsmtfbgsauip
$3.00-3.50 per 9bl.; Clap Geporites
$3.0O-3.50 per 8bl.; Bel $150-
$50 per gbl.; einbeimtfhe 9arpeit
5Oc Bic slips per Du.
pflaumen. - Oamfon $1.75--
200 per Bu., Green Guges 75e-$1
per Crate.
2udermeTonen. - Jnbiana
50-75c per aor6 unb $1.0o-1.25
pc. Gtanbarb Crate.
MaffermeIonen trerben ~
$10-15 per 100 Gtiid Dertduft.
Rartoffeln ginhsimii&e
Ro. / $2.25-2.40, SO. 2 $1.25-
LAO per Bbl., gObblsrs 75-80e per
8u. ,nuf benz @eleife.
SIbfartoffeIa-G9ie Sers
ieb $3.50-4.00, Reb Star 8a. $2.75
300 per 8bI..
Rraut.-Marft rubis. Ginbeis
| miides $1.O0-1.25 per 8bl. unb
$10-12 per 9on aui Dem Geleiie.
3pie Ginbeimiide freibe
$3.50, gslbe $3.50 per gbl. Dsibs
$1.50-1.75 per 8u. Gelbe Globe 10
-75e per gu.
Crime gobnen. - gintkimi'
i6e 90c-$1.00 per 2 8u. Sad.
Gina gObnen 12hc per Qt.
@arteu. gintsimilde 10
20c per 9ubenb.
ptdfe s.--10-15c per 100.
Rabitsden.-Ginbsimif6 70.
tbe 8-10c.
tomatoes. Ginbsimiide 5os
loo per 9u.
&arotten. 1B-2Oe pr
9ubenb giinb.l.
| Rotbe Riiben. - Ginbeiinii&
20-25e per 9ubsnp 8iinhel.
Gpinot. - ginbeimiTder $1.00
-1.25 per BEL.
weise Rabsn.-s2. s2.5o-2.75
per 96I.
lanbprobufte.
Seu. - go. l 9imot6p $500,
sc. 2 3imotbp $1,000, go. 8 DO.
$14.5o. ales: glo. ! eemiItter
$1750-17.75. go. 2 S15.50-15.75
per 5onne. go. l &ls. $17.50, go.
2 $3.50. qtlfalfd $1700 per 5ouns.
Nublenfutter in fietis. 9leie
! $25.0o-2e.o0, WibbIins srobe $28
= 1880, DO. fsin.s S29.00-3o.00,
ssmiidtes Iutter $26.50-27.00.
GGmereien. Mart. iteiig.
aI.eIaamen S7.5O-9.o0 oui bem Ses
Ieife unb $9.00-1000 per gu. bonn
Gtor.. Simotbn s2.25-2.6o auf bem
Geleif. un6 $2.75-3.10 per gu. bonn
Stor.. guhpeis.H S1.3o, Sla4ss
fam.n S1.40 Der Bu. bonn Stpre.
! Berfnfebenes.
| Oele.-Warft ft.tig. 2etn6l TO.
bss 60e per Gallons in partien Don
s gbl. gelo6t.s Ii mehr. 30. l
2arb0I Cor; Cotton Seeb Del raffi'
nirtes 56e per Gallone. Serpentin 54c
per Gallon. in parti.n ron Is
Barrels. Petroleum. Sbio Carbon
120 Grab Sse. DO. $50 Grab 10ac,
6sdbIidht 175 Grab 12c. gropn
GaioIin 20c. Rapbta 16e per Gallone
in parti.n Don 1--5 gbls.
| Gals.-Der Wayit iIt rubig. S6io
0tiDer $1.2O, Ni4isan unb airou
S1.14 per Bbl. bon 280 glfunb.
| 5ala itstig. prima gitp Tie,
bo. Gountrp 6s-6ae per pfunb.
aobIen.-Mar,t rubis. Dough.
hioab.np $3.50-3.75. Rub uns Glad
S2.25. aanapba Stidfobl,n $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Slad $2.25 - 2.35
per Sonns abgelisFert. Raudloie
Stii9ioblen s4.75e, anthracite S7.B
per apnne obs.liefert. Cote ioifet
| $6.00-6.5O per SonM abs.li.fsrt.
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ndre Bis auserlsIens i6tpere fette
GGue $6.00-8.35, grtra $8.4O-
$50, Stuss $5.00-735, grtra ST.
40-7.50, leiate @erfunbtforten $S.,
5O-9.30, Tertel 1926 1925, mittz
lere 0erfanbtforten $9.40-9.45.
S9afe unb 2dmmer. Die
0adfrase mar cine CUTE unb Der
Wtarft fart. 2Gmmer ftiesen um 10
Poe per 100 pfunb. - S3afe: @r.
ira $4.85-4.90, CUTE bis auserleIene
$4.50-4.75, orbindre Bis fair $2.75
4.25. Gafnmer $5.75-8.6o, GuIs
&.5O-5.25.
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gineinnati II. Sept.
Ok nd4folsenben Quotirunsen be.
Siebsn ii4 slur ouf gugrob 9rans.
sttionen. Bel fleineren Uef&dfteu
iserbtn ettpas b5bere preiI. bere9nei.
prpnifipnen
DER Warit mar rubis, preife fen.
9 d m q 4. - prin,d Gtedm
10.12a-10.222c.
Irodenqeiolaents Gfeif9.
Short clear Seitsn 14-144c, fort
Rippnieiten 13s-133c, srtra fbort
clear Geiten 13s-14c, S&ulfern
-. pe,ies 15--154e, Ioie unb ae
mebr berpadt.
Bacon Sbort clear Geiien
15l-15Ae, turae Rippenfeitsn 14i
-15c. ertra ibort clear S.iten 15 -
15te. Sfultsrn - unb 9elIies
16.-16Ae lofe unb ae per pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Suadi gur.b NfetTh. -
Shini.n 20-20tc, g]icnic Sduliern
15-15ac, Brsaifait Bacon 20i- -21e,
S6u!.:-H 15-153e, irodene Beef
Sdini.n 2S-30e.
Giibaepofelt.s NIetfh.-
Sdini.n 17-17tc, pienic Shuliern
13-13sc. Bellies 17i-19c. gduI'
tern 13-13is gteip yOti Gut 13--
13se.
srird.s NI.ifn g6in.
fen 154-16ie, gitnie sdultern 11a
Lilo. SduItsrn 11a-11se, fort
@ipp.ni.iten 13-131t. ibort clear
S.itn 13-13at, ertra ibort geiten
13-13be, Bellies 16t-17ac prOpfb.
Mehl.nnb @ttr.ibe
MebI. - Winter pai.nt $5.25 =
5.45, Dinter Sanes S4.90-5.15. DO.
Iami!b $4.50--4.65, Grtra $4.05 -
4.25, orbinGres $3.90-4.05. 5arter
Weissn patent $5.10-6.30. bo. fanep
$5.45-5.70, bo. Gamilp $4.65-4.S5,
Rogssnmsbl, norbtpeitIites semifhtss
$5.10-5.25. reines gitp $5.05 -
5.45 per g6l.
Weiaep. - To. 2 rotfer ggintsr
s116-1.1s, go. 8 DO. 81. Bib
Rc. a rotbsr $1.06-1.12.
Welf 9tprn. go. / ipeibes
83c. go. 2 bp. 82a-83c, Ro. 3 DO
s2-s2sc, gs. a DO. ss-S2e. glo.
DO. S1-81ae, Ro. 6 DO. 81-819e
gso. l a.lbss 81ac. 30. Q DO. 81
S1ac. Ro. 8 bo. 80e Sic, Ro. A DO
S0-8oae, glo. s DO, 79t-80c, Ro
6 DO. 79s-S0c. Ro. / asmiittes SIC
Ro. 2 90. S0-81e. go. 3 bo. 80
80se, Ro. 4 DO. 79l--s00c. 9o. 8 DO
79-79le. glo. 6 DO. 79-79ae. Mei
bss aolbentOrn s4-S5c, selbss aOI
bsntorn 1886. asmiihtes aOIten
torn 83-84e.
5afer. Ro. 2 peiber SOC
Sianbarb ipeib.r 4Oa-50e. 80. {
tpsihr 49-49te. Ro. 1 ipeibsr 4S-
Acc. &c. 2 qerniifisr 4sa-49c, go
. gelnll1ter as 4S3e, Ylo, a geMIi9
ter 47--4Sc.
Rossen. - Np. 2 94-95e. Ro
8 92-94t, Ro. A 90-92c.
WaI,. - Sribiahrs 9eriie 81,
-$1.05. DO. orbinGreS8-97e per Blu
Wbtsfs.
Dsriauft tpurbsn 1908 96ls. 9i'
FILTERS fiinifkp gocbs auf Der Baiu
BON $1.44 per 9allone.
0rpteriel
9affee - Rarit ru5is. preii,
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8lnk'N ahrid5ten.
g tag, IL. Sept. 1914.


Sm Gineinra!ier Diitritt pirb ii3
Der 6lub nur ipeniG perdnbern. Ges
fern absnb bate berfeIbe bel bi.iissr
Staot sinen Daferitaub Don 1873
SUB.
Die folssnbsu S.pei6en trafen
lpdbrenb bee ssityiseH 9ases pier elm:
piitsburs, 9a.-5.1 Sub.
WbseIing, %. 9a.--7.9 SUB, fGut.
gartersburg, 10. 9a.--3,8 g.. fdGIt.
ebdrleftpn, 80. ga.-5.9 GuB, iteigt.
pprtsmoutb. S.-5.5 GuB unb fdut.
9ouispiIIe. Sn.-8.3 SUB uub fdlt.
epunspilIe. Sno.-7.3 Jub.
RaIbpille, 5sun.-8 CUB.
Chattanooga. Seuu.-7.1 SUB. fiGt.
gairo. SGs.-13,4 5uB.W
Remphis, Senr.--S.7 Jub.
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gbicaqo, II. Gept.

S4tpeins. -3ufubr 5000. preiIe
niebriger. 2eihte $8.85-9.5O; gee
mii6te $S.40-9.50; i6pere 1925
-9.25; raabe $8.25-8.45; Gerisl
$475-8.25.
gtinbDisb. -3ufubr 1900. Wlartt
felt. 8espes $6.90-n, Stisre $6.35
-9.35; Sioders unO 5.eoers $5.40
1925; aiibe unb Seifers $3.75--
9.35; &dlber $500 1900.
S9afs.-3ufubr 1900. preiie
bObsr. Gdnfe $5&-6.10, Sdbrs
linse $5.90-6.65; 2dmm.r $6.75--
$40.
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0iebmarfte.

giHetunat;, Il. Sept.
3uiufr unb @erianbt tpG6rsnb Der
persanssuen "a Stunben, OersIi3sn
nit ben por1srssbenbeH 4 5assn, ipas
ren ipis folgt:
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gbicasp, II. S.pt.
Wsi3sn. Sir September $1.10-
1.12t, am SdIub Sill; fir De
sem6sr $1.123 -1.16, an S6IuB
$1.144; fir Wiai $1.2o!-123a, am
Sd!uB S1.225.
Dslidtorn.- l5iir DECEMBER 71s-
1896, am S6Iub 1896; fir Wlai "a!
-76te, am GtluB 75ac.
Sdfer.-Giir DECEMBER 49s-51tc.
am SdluB 50}t; fir Wai 52i-544c,
am S6lub 53!c.
Rosssn. 2 92a-93e.
Gerite 65-7Sc.
Simotbp $450-6.00.
aletidamsu. Ulartt nomineI.
port $500. = 5iir Sanuur $20.s
70-21.45, ON 59Iub $20.s0.
S4mal3 1926. - Sir OttObsr
$9.30-9.45. am Sdlub $9.32; fir
Sanuar S10.00-10.22, am S4Iub
$1,000.
Rippsni.iten S11.75-12.25. Jar
Ottober S11.5O-11.60, am S9Iub
$11.50; fir Sanuar $10.75-11.12,
am Sdlub Sl0.82.
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Gineinnatt n. s.st. is,l

GfnetHnati. II. Gsyt. 1910
Die Nad)fraos naa Gnyi,ten par beutt
sidt sseb uno UeIb In nidt mebr 10 iss
als AZ Anfams Der Wpde. Die Bonis,,
'h&nsisn fiir Tanebsn on eaus se6. ooh
aures IN einigsn sydnen 0slb aea,n b.fte
Siderbeit bu bK% aussdieten. Seihdits.
rspitrs psn xnnpen .uurosu 3u 81 biSfpn.
id.
TsNfd snl Nsts psrf
Eurben AZ 10t 7istpnto Der $1,000 ,pii6,u
Hanf.H vsrfauit. 9ie gouHterrate betrdot
sve Fsimir pet $1,000.
Esaid ssf ssrsys
xabt!'anpellungsn suf Honoou wurbeH
yo-vi yer Sfune Sieriina qusttrt. 81
Atp yett nurotn Rsd,isi aui qonboa
sovo per yiuno SitrliHs, aui gmifer.
tam ~ ~ Gsnts per Gulbsn quotiri.
pnMsa.rbassiissts.
fuhig ans itstia Die ssnssn sustirsa
Eis tslst:
ginlaut. Bertaui.
~ Uonss 1926 Coup .1fo t11H
SS Bonos. 1918 10I 1o3
~ Urnos. 1883. ...9 81 "
- yananla ....... 9s4 geb.
." 1ahania ........ 100 lOS
shs.fns SsHIt umFasf.
nir umia5. In bieIasi gf,arin5boujs
b!N'ifn lid b.nie aui ss,077.2 400.
tefs..etiuritatss.
Ter giartt in QoialIeiaritaten mar beuts
II ian iui,ge upb fs mar aud nid,t Gin
q iiGtr Striaui 81 bsri4en.
Ndtiehnb. label. Don i'm hitiiaen
stnftf b.fiibiif,er B,Not uuo Wfttea aiett
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Mms,pd rtise Wdrtte.
Rem Dort, II. Sept.
pehf IIpnrft uiehr;ner

~ :, iA' ~Sf''
Ulebl.-Wlartt niebrieer.
RoggsnmebI. .-Wartt ,ubia.
Wlaismebl.- Wartt taum itetis.
ROsgen.-Mdrtt piGig. go. 2
tpeItlider 94a c. /. {. Buffalo.
@srite.-glarti ipiaig. Utal5serite
1880; Gutier zoe {. /. (. Buffalo.
Dei5sn.-Wartt piais, 80. 2 ros
ibsr $1.164; No. 2 barter 81, ,143; Ro.
1 Rortbern OuIutb $1.17a uno go. l
Rortbetn Wtanitobd $1.19 nOminel {.
|. {. Buffalo.
Weli6toru.-Wartt itsiig. go. 2
ssltss s54c {. I. I. BEL antuRft; itritt
prima arsentinii8es 85c nOminsa abs
geliefert.
9afer.-Rarft i9pa6. Stanbarb
tpeiber 54-54ae; Ro. 3 53t-54e,
faDcp tpeiber $3.50.
Seu.-Wartt ipiIiser. primd ST.
05, Ro. l S1.00-1,02A, go. 2 95e,
Np. 3 $500.
SOpfen.-Warft itstig.
SGute.-Warit tuiais. 8ospta %
--29c.
2eoer.-Warft feit.
POrt.-Rartt taum itstig. goms
pDunb rubig.
saIs.-Rdrft itstig.
8pae.-Warit itstis.
9ara.-WSdrtf it.tis.
9erpentin.-Wurtt ieit. Waains
Barrels 44-46l.
R.is. Rdrtt pilig.
WloIaiIes. .-Wlartt left.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. o.. Nov. 2e.-Miss Mary Will
son OF Wheeling visited Mrs. Geo. Ray
last week.
John Gillespie has returned from a
visit IN Columbus.
j. u. McMath. Of Frecport. was a
Cadiz visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs: y. w. strayer. Of scio. was a
Mrs. August Eeir was in Dennison
over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Gas. carson were In
Mrs Ernest streng is with relatives
Mrs. Elizabeth George has returned
from East Liverpool.
Spence Rates. OF Parlette. visited
RAYMOND Black sunday.
tylde JudkinS. OF Cleveland. visited
friends here this week
after visiting in Pittsburgh
Merle Grissingcr was up fromsSteu-
benviile over sunday.
Miss Mary V. Houser has returned
from visit IN New York.
g. VI. HoEE has returned after spend
ing a few days In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Timmons were
With friends near iiopsdale, sunday.
Mrs. A. o. Ross. Of Columbus has
been the guest OF Mrs. j n. Moore
Miss Julia Myer. 81 Coshoct0n ID with
Mrs j. o. Mclaughlin.
Robert scott. Of Wellsburg. was here
on business on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. VI W Spiker have gone
70 Kansas for a Few weeks
Elmer powner returned Monday after
visiting friends near Wheeling and
Mr. and Mrs sherman Porter spent
last Saturday ~ Wheeling where they
saw the football game.
Mrs charles Maynard Of Trinwav.
Vas me E,g,est this week Of Mr.. and
Albert Howell % steubenviue. was
re guest OF }. ,. Howell few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
MORE FAVORABLE
Conditions In All Lines Of Trade Are
Rapidly improving Says
Bradstreets

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Bradstreet.s
tomorrow will cay:
Favorable features predominant
this week. and in many directions
performance has followed the promise
OF earlier weeks. A further loosen
ing up OF money. with easier rates.
Is attributed 70 the going into effect
OF the new federal bank system. The
re-opening OF the leading cotton en-
changes and the reports OF the sue
cessful forming OF the cotton pool
nave made for more favorable
southern sentiment. though freer cot
ton marketing has been accompanied
by easing OF quotations from the on
ening prices. War orders have con-
tinued TO come out In good volume
and have given employment to larger
numbers OF employees In various lines
TO meet rush order requirements
Better feeling and some resumptions
OF steel mills have given employment.
lacking for some time past.
Failures this week in the United
states were 364 compared with $40
last year; in Canada so compared
with AZ last year.
Bank cleartngs aggregate S2s3b
$4,000. decrease OF 1871 per cent.
from last year.
Wheat exports from the United
states and Canada were 7.395.2l2
bushels against 6,149.023 a year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
FINANCE
District Shows Disappointment Over
Failure Of Plan to Reopen Stock
Market-Money Market
Active.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Prices of Sc
surities in the several private and I'M
oficial markets now In operation re-
covered slightly from the recessions
recorded yesterday. Trading. how
ever. was on a more moderate scale.
The financial district continued to
show its disappointment at the failure
d the plan to reopen the Stock Ex-
ehange Tor dealings in bonds. but the
circumstances attending the sudden
reversal OF policy were recognized as
inevitable.
Estimates respecting the amount OF
toreign-owned American securities
awaiting sale in this market at tho
drst opportunity differed to-day. but
u was evident that this question con.
stituted the chief menace to the do.
nestle situation.
BY reason of the greater activity In
the money market and the forthcom-
ing changes in the clearing housr
statement, necessitated by the nsw
banking laws, more than usual inter
est attaches TO the showing of local
financial institutions tomorrow. IL is
reasonable 10 assume that a larger
surplus will be disclosed. as a result
OF the reduction in reserve require
ments from 25 to Is per cent. There
were indication. also. of a small cash
gain and further loan contraction.
Detailed reports issued by the more
important banks OF the clearing house
indicated that increasing sums Of
money were being deposited here,
particularly for English and French
commercial interests. with a sprink-
ing OF German and Russian accounts.
These deposits. it was said. were be-
ing constantly drawn upon to meet
payments for war materials, general
merchandise and foodstuffs.
General bank returns also showed
that further large amounts OF emer-
gency currency and loan certificates
were being retired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
STEUBENYILLE

~ BENNII.I4E O.. Nov. 2O.-At the
steueenVille Chamber OF Commerce
.leeuhg a. a get together attraction the
eently engaged the Chamber on Com
netee IN cooperative work with Canton
~ attpiiton. Tor the proposed inn
1851 hlshWay running from this city
70 anton. and with the wheeling Rusf.
a.s- Mems Association for the proposed
90. Ste9 hNlile- wheeling boulevard were
mtteF secretary OF the wheeling associa-
ZION presented the boulevard proposi-
o. bring their personal influence 40 49,
On the Steubsnvillc-W Wheeling Traction
emfant Tor an extension Of the Stou-
b'nNllle- hrillinnt line to Rayland They
stated that the alleged objections 81
wheeling 20 this extension are a myth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-21
LITTI.BTON

LiTTLETON, W. Va. Nov. 20
Henry Menkemeller returned home after
few days visit with friends at Wheel
Mr.. Flspins. Of wheeling, was a
business visitor N town Wednesday.
Miss Mabel owens vas visiting
friends at Manninston Wednesday.
A. George spent saturday and sun
gay with friends at New Maft'nsvillc.
Mrs. Ellen Garrison returned bQsn-
after a Few days Nisit With relatives
Genevieve Bobbitt. Of Hundred. spent
Mrs. Virgil Mayer and son. Virgil.
were Warrington visitors Wednesday
Leo Nllsrs spent saturday with
Mrs. Jesse orndofr and son. Franklin.
are visiting relatives at Columbus Tor
Mrs Rosa Pyles spent saturday ana
sunday with friends on Rices Ridge.
Miss Lillian Carghlin returned home
efter "A rev days visit with friends at
Wilson Barnard was a Wheeling visit
Charles kislig. OF New Martinsville.
was n business visitor In town wednes-
Miss Msrsaret Antn was shopping in
Mr. Wallace McFau spent sunday
with friends at Benwood.
Charles Adams visited his PARENTS at
Fairmont Saturday and Sunday.
Mr T. VI. FUNK was business visitor
IN W wheeling wednesday and Thursday.
Audrn Gilmer. OF Hundred. spent sun
day with friends in town.
John Gibbons, OF Hundred visited
friends here Wednesday.
Mr. r. =. Moore. OF BarrackNille spent
SUNDAY Ia town.
Groften Stidger was a business visit
or in Wheeling Tuesday.
J. Boxer attended the funeral Of
his brother-in-law at Metz. Thursday.
John Barrett. OF Moundsvine. visited
friends here Saturday and SUNDAY.
Miss Ida Phillips spent Tuesday even
ing with friends at Hundred.
Wayne Burch. of Anthem. T. spend
ing few days with friends In town.
John limerick. Of Pine Glen. spent
Thursday Ia town.
Mrs clyde Boathe OF Burton, visited
her parents here FOR few days
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Mt PLEASANT. a.. Nov 2O-Mr
Charles Hawthorne lectured IN the
Friends church "wednesday evening On
Christian tndcnfor Rally.
Misses Cornella Caftslt and virginia
fiulCy and Doris smith was the eusaf
~ Miss Anna Zimmerman. ~ the High
land Inn Tuesday evening
The Ladies Ala % the " r. church
meet ~ the home of Nrs WIN Bopisr
n uillonVnle one day this week
Rev = p Hurtt pastor ~ the Pres
byterian church entertained the orEcera
2nd teacher. n the sabbath school
INurnlHV evening
Lyiah 1icburn. ~ this place. has been
rlCk for roreraI days. but b. iuprOV Iur
Mrs lurid buchanan and daughter
Nellie spent Thursday afternoon al the
home ~ Mrs. kcnworthy Hooper
Neirhh0rs ~ Mr and Mrs Louia
sommerE spent Thursday evening al
Their home pear this place. All enjoyed
the evening very we'll
Revival qerv lrrs viii commence 81
The FrlendF church nest Sunday All
are cordially Invited 20 attend these
NJ ana Mrs John Tayior. 81 near
this place has zone 70 Oklahoma 10
spend the winter
Messrs ii=ruid Rurrfa and Harry Nc
NasterH we're wheeling shoppers eatur-
day
rtis e. surely winter Tine. wtth 70
hlcglug and showing fne sport
MrH audlrv fnoaas and two faurh-
tera are visiting az the home 81 Mr.
Ralph Burke
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Yves calling on his trade here wednes-
day.
WIN Dunn and daughter. Martha.spsnt
sunday at Bealisville-
Mrs. John Farley and two children.
have returned to their home near Qua
ehre with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Spraggs WEIR
transacttng business at GAINESVILLE
Tuesday.
Hazel and Homer Litton. Clyde Nal
llory. Charles rost. Supt- Z. Il. Nelson.
Michael Msury, Frank ksich and George
ftinkley. OF Harrington. attended the
foot bal game hers Saturday,
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November 3. hearing on petition of
sr Try r; stewatr. ct. OF Anna Caroth-
Hearing on applicat ton 20 release sure
ties On bond Of Elizabeth McVes. guar
p lied s9S s H Ms, teeasss
dian OF Pearl J. Walter ct al. filed petit
nc. ZION TO lease Tor OIL and gas. Hearing
November 1l-Mary T. Edwards ex
OF Lizzie A. Brown. filed inventory.
TIT N9Sember I'D; r. Yost. adm. Thos.
portionment OF funds.
November l4-Nancy Hurd. widow OF
oven Hurd. made her election.
november ie-Hearing on motion for
increase OF allowance TO Jane MaIlett
Increased TO s3e0 by agreement
VIM. A. Penn filed application to ter
inmate guardianship and be declared re-
stored Hearing November rs. b. IA
IN common pleas court, Cyrus Graf
ton for money. bI.eaVe to defendant To-
answer by November 10. Allowance OF
attorney to guardian ad liteni. n A.
4. y. Dsnson VS.. Geo. q. Jenninxs
Appeal Dismissed at cost OF plaintiff
Jss9o C0ss vs.. Mahala Cline ct al.
firmed. Sale ordered.
9; - buchanan. ia. ct al. vs.. The Ty-
ages. Leave 10 plaintiff TO plead TO an
swer by November 81. IL.
a r. John vs.. Harvey NJ Berkeley et
al forciosure. First branch OF motion
10 second defense 20 first and second
cause OF action sustained. Leave 10 de-
ierdants % amend by December 5th.
James Twinem vs.. Martha Fcisley 81
al Partition Leave to defendant
sarah Barber 70 file cross petition b.
Charles @. obnnger vs.. A. Il. Longfel-
low Action for money.
Judgment by defendant In favor OF
pl1nIlIi and against defendant for S2i9
John X. Brown appointed member OF
SoiuiSfs henet CON- term 10 expire ON
Margaretha Gardner q an. W.. Cath
crime Lergcr 81 al. Partition. Partition
ordered 70 account FOR rents and profits
70 amount OF SCI and 20 pay costs OF
this hearing.
Ferry license Of George Paden re-
ce,ved for one year from expiration OF
Ola license, upon payment OF fee OF IS.
Ohio vs.. Ellis Leach. assault and bat
terry. Defendant enters plea Of guilty
Pine OF $40 and costs assessed
Ohio ~. VIM. y. Weir threatening In
menacing manner, Defendant arraign-
ed. Entered plea Of not guilty and fur
nished bond IN sum OF 400.
The following cases were nolle prose-
qui, by order Of the court. az the request
Of the prosecuting attorney.
OHIO Vs. Honjamin iiroWn. Ohio vs..
VIM, Matthews; ohio vs: Ben Littie.Ohio
Us. Lemuel Whitlock; Ohio vs.. VIM. sal
lsoury: ohio v. Homer Fisher. 2: ohio
?; Ohio vs. Clement Whitmoro, 2: ohio
vs.. Anna Davis; ohio ". William ~
Weir, ?; Ohio vs.. Pearl Grodhaus; Ohio
dry Powen; Ohio ". James Tagart Ohio
vs.. Jacob W. Saunders: Ohio W. Jacob
Byers; ohio ". John Cecil: ohio vs. AL
pert 1unkers. 2. Ohio W.. Levi Yoss
Fred Schneider ". G w scott and
Lena Scott, action for money. Deed or
dered on payment Of money into court
and purchaser ordered to pay by Nov
ember IS. 1914. sale being confirmed.
order Of distribution made TO conform
10 previous orders Of this court rehear-
Ing have been heretofore refused
q. Oliver Woodcock W. VIM " Wood
cock. action for money. Leave 20 dcfcn-
ant 70 filc reply by Nov. Is. 1910.
George Morris vs.. Pure OIL Co. appeal
for money. Leave 20 file answer by
Nov. 1f. 1914