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DALLAS

DALLAS. W. Va. Dec. IA very in
tsresung meeting - In progress at the
~. r church. While not many have
united with the church the interest IN
the meetings grows. Rev. Mr.. Teagard
en-. OF Greggsville. h assisting Mr.. car
der. this week.
Mrs. James stricklln and children
l-avon and charles will leave Saturday
20 Join her husband in Roumania.
drillers there and nothing has been
heard from them for so long that IN
able to bear the suspense longer Mrs
Strickiin and children viii make the
attempt 10 Join their loved one.
While attending church Wednesday
night T.. l.. Howard had q horse seri-
ously injured. horse belonging 20 \.
J. Medium hy got loose and kicked the
Howard horse II was believed AZ FIRST
that the lea was broken but upon fur
Their examination h. was found 60 be
In Mr.. Carder's stable where II VIII be
some unknown thief entered the
chicken house 81 Mrs. James Archer
this week and secured seventeen vaiu-
able hens. There b. "a great deal % this
Mind Of work going ON throughout the
Dora stollar purchased new gas
engine from George Spr0wles at Clays-
VILE this week The engine was set up
Friday and is ready for work.
Mr. odessa Richey and Miss I.ottis
E'cney. Of MnJ0rsviile were callers in
Dallas Wednesday
spending the Weekend with her mother
Mrs. John Millhen IL not 20 well at
present
Ralph Caldwell. little son OF sam
CALDWELL Is confined To his home with
pneumonia.
.. ID. Strickiiu attended the teachers'
lnstltute al Woodlawu Friday
Miss Laura kimmina was "A business
caller in Elm Grove Tuesday and We'd
uesdav.
Mrs. Lcxle McNinch and children Of
raiis. are spending few days With Mrs
- " Archer
Judson Grimes returned Co Pitts
burgh after Few days visit with hts
mother
Louise clovis who has been very III
~ tonsilitis ~ much improved
Miss Auua Tuihert spent "Wednesday
with Miss Jessie Carder
The N b. church win give a Xmas
entertainment on Xmas eve
william strlckiin. Of sand HIN was
g. business caller ln Dallas Thursday
Miss Freida Little was calling on her
aunt Mre. :. NJ Stricklin Thursdny
Mrs. McCoiium o. spending n few
weeks with her daughter Mrs Roe Hen
dfraOn
Misc uonuaF Grimes Do spending some
Grove
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LITTI.ETON

LITTLETON. w. Va. Dec. IL
Miss Jennie Meighen spent Saturday
with friends at Hundred
Dorrey Jones. OF Warrington. spent
Saturday evening in town.
Mary Slider was Hundred visitor
Saturday.
Messrs. Charles Adams and Wallace
McFall spent Sunday with friends at
Fairmont
Miss Laura Baldwin. OF Mounds
vile, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
In town.
Miss Margaret Antin was shoppine
In Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Garrison is visiting
friends in McMechen for a few days.
Gayle Flaugherty spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Mounds.
VILE.
Mr.. Ernest Young. OF Moundsville,
Is visiting friends here for a few days
Miss Marguerite Coughlin was
shopping in Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. Edgar Sole. OF Benwood. visited
his aunt. Mrs. VI. Coughlin. here Sun.
day.
Miss Nell Higgins Is visiting
friends at Downs this week.
Earl Musgane returned to Pitts.
burgh Wednesday after a short visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Musgrane
Robert Crow spent Sunday with
friends at Fairmont.
Miss May Dillingham; is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Laura OFT was Hundred
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Perrin. OF Elm
Grove. are spending a few days with
friends I'm town.
Mrs. n. y. Connolly was called 10
Fairmont Wednesday on account of
the sudden death OF her father. Alex.
y. Holden.
Bruce Robinson was a business Wis.
itOr In Cameron Wednesday
Andra Gilmer. OF Hundred. spent
wednesday evening with friends IN
town.
Henry Menkemeiler returned home
Wednesday after a short visit with
friends In Wheeling
Messrs. James Berdine and Burt
Renner. 81 Hundred. spent Wednes.
day IN town
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrison. Of
Hundred, spent Thursday with friends
In town
Mrs Charles Klmble and two chill.
dren. 81 Grafton. are spending a few
days with friends In town
A. >. Williams. Of Ciarksburr. b.
visiting friends In town
Mrs. Arthur 8trasnider returned 10
her home AZ Moundavillo after a short
visit with friends In town
Mr. Rob Putnam returned 20 his
home IN Fairmont after n short visit
with friends IN town.
Miss Ida Phillips spent Monday
evening with friends NJ Hundred
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. Dec. 11.-H. r. WortseI
was here from Tappan Monday.
r. p. Scott OF Williamsburg was
here Saturday.
Mrs. Joe IAfferty Of Akron was
Mrs. J. NJ sheriff was in Columbus
Sunday.
W. q. shotwen was at Walters
Park. Pa. this week
Miss Mary y. Hanna has returned
from Uhrichsville.
John Sharon returned from Cleve-
land on Saturday.
&. y. Chisholm - Oakdale. Canada
was here this week.
Mrs. VIM. Parks was with friends
In Steubenville this week.
Dr. J. Y. Cole Of Wheeling was here
Tuesday
Mrs a. r. sheriff has returned from
SOmerville. Pa.
Mrs. Margaret Irwin and daughter
are home from Pittsburgh
John A Rlchcy 81 scio was a Cadix
visitor Tuesday
y. l.. Garner was IN Chinicothe. O.
this week
Wayne Taggart Of Hopcdale was m
TOW few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ray are
home nom a visit In WhcclinE
Miss vivian Wright Of Keyser. ".
Va, IL with Cadiz friends
Miss Martha Kennedy is the guest
Of Miss Mary Kennedy In bridgeport
this week
Mr. and Mrs John Mcconnell re-
turned from Wellsburg and Wheeling
on Monday
W " Evans and son Raymond of
bridgeport were traneactlng business
In town this week.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Ions Of New
nrk are the guests ~ Mr. and Mrs.
John VI Mcconnell
Henry T. SNYDER % Wheeling was
the guest 81 relatives in and near
town n fev DAYS this week
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MAJORSVILLE

MAJoRsvILLE. W. Va. Dec I'M.
and Mrs, Bexie MTNinch. OF Calls. spent
"Wednesday win Mrs McNineh's
mother. Mre. Archer
Miss Amanda Harsh was calling on
Mrs. Wiil Harsh Tuesday.
q. G. Archer and John Harris we're
business visitors az Cameron Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harsh and children
we're caliing on hajorville friends Tues
Mrs. Oma Archer and children and
Lloyd Knapp spent Tuesday night with
Mra. Elizabeth Archer.
Miss Jennie chcdester returned 20 her
home Thursday. after pleasant visit
Mrs John Hiiiiken. Who has been
quite 900. iH not nearly 80 we'll
supt Mckcrrihnn has n large ranr ~
men ditchinr and laying the pipe on the
Work on the new conpressinr station
~ ihis rlacs p pfos re- sssi h plcsiy.
Tor several weeks. D. not 10 well "a
present.
ey T sa Ssy 81 STA iss fgsssdi mere
Burns Bros. stock dealers 81 Wind
ride have about 500 head ~ hoFs held
ur. ~ ne qls.rsntino. az the raiiroad
Misses Marie ana virgins spinmau
gNrcct 90 attend The remaining part n
TT ih'l fid dem ~ cai is' nss Ia. bee,
riosplisi Win a frsctursd hmb' Wss
ae i,, 20 ,,f,,urn e p ne hone w.d9ssasy
vile. who has BEEN tatinE treatment.
for Eoiter Ar he Mercy Hospital IN
Mirs Reese b. rnuch improved ana hsr
friends hope Tor complete recovery
W W Campbell spent Frtday with hts
aunt. Mr. Eutaeeih Clutter ~ Wind
The surface 20 our roads has turned
to noutd state
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IMPROVEMENTS
In All Glasses of Trade Noted Through.
out the Country hut Pro-
grcss IL slow.

NEW YORK. Dee li.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
That there Is Improvement in trade
u made clear in the reports from all
parts OF the country. through the de-
Neiopment Is slow and irregular and
the gains already attained inspire con
ndence IN further expansion with the
ADVENT OF the new ysnr. The prevailing
optimism Is strengthened by easier
money and the notable Improvement in
the financial position; also by the fact
that while the present volume OF bust
ness II much less than last year the
corner has been turned. and the trend is
now toward better conditions.
bank Exchanges for the week were
S2.Ss1,422lJ3. against S2T67 .437.T24 in
the same week last year and S3.2s5.6I
IN 1919.
Failures in the United States this
week numbered f6l against 42O last
year; la Canada 20 against ls last year
Wheat exports, were 7.03f.5oO bushels
against 5,04s,6s3 last year.
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WOODSFlELD, OHIO


wooDsFIELD. o.. Dec ii>-D1strtct
No a.. Antioch o. Moran OIL Co.
District No. lib. Jackson Ridge,
Plzinview Oh Cos No. Burkhart
District No. II. c. Moose ridge. w. N.
Loar's No. Albert Edwards. drilling
ut 500 feet.
Farm on Cos No !, Philip BsrSS.r,. =
drilling nj 1.s50 feet
mars. In shut down At $50 feet
Indian Valley OH Cos No. G. Fred
Has. Is shut down a. i.sSs feet
heirs. Is drilling at $50 feet.
Pure OIL Producing CO.. have rfx up
for No. - J. n. Mcvey.
district No. ~ b. Graysville, o.. Car
yer OIL Cos No; 2 A; u. hevsy. good
District No. IL C.. AacksburG, O.. j.
y Curry Cos o. Il. Waxisr No. ..
william Masters J. A Knoch No. .,
shut down
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NEW MARTINsvILLE. Dec 1.-THE
Ieacher's Institute for Magnolia dis
uiet VIII meet at the High school build
The FORENOON viii be devoted to
lead neaaing circle work. and In the after
noon the Following program will be car
How to make teaching stick. 49,.
vitaiizins the teaching or Arithmesie 's
In ordinary Arithmetic. what. part OF
the work can prohtably be done
mentally. 800. Hazel kirke Dunlap
should pupil recite 70 The teacher
vai,,a' 70 ths eiass l. o. workman
.......--... Randall Fitssimmons
which is better test. OF a pupils
abilty In English. high grade In
an examination In grammar or
well written composition A. r. Rogers
Some me WAYS Of increasing the pupils
Some simple agricultural experiments
.-.............. Teresa Gibbons
The many friends OF NJ. s. Long. the
In the Marietta hospital. having under
gone n rather serious operation. will
be pleased to know that he is reported
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist church
was entertained by Mrs. A. T. Butter at
her home on Maple avenue. Thursday
At the reception given BY Mrs L. v.
Mclnure and Miss Dosia McIntire,
ihIfSuty evening announcement was
made OF the marriage OF Miss Bertha
Blair and Eddis Earl McIntire. which
Will take place on Christmas day.
Miss Blair Is the popular clerk at
Shiben Bros. and Mr.. McIntire Is one
OF the prominent teachers OF the county
and is now principal OF the schools at
Bane.
z; T. Francis. OF smithneld. was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Lockmaster r. 7. Turley Is preparing
20 move his family to the government
building on the Ohio side.
some Interesting Litigation Started
Hart Bros through their counsel.
Judge NJ. ". Willis, have brought a
chancery suit In the circuit court OF
this county against the Kanawha OIL
those engaged IN the production OF oil
and gas with considerable interest The
farmer or lessor will not be n disin-
terested spectator for this suit II ex-
pected to settle some matters which
have long since been discussed.
In 1901 Hart Brothers leased. upon
the usual terms. four hundred acres OF
land for oil and gas purposes TO the
kanhwha OIL Company. BY 1908 nine
wells had been completed. seven Of
are now producing. These nine wells
cover an area OF about forty acres in
the northwest corner OF the lease. The
kanawha OIL Company owns leases on
the Ezra Hays and John Mills tracts
adjoining lands. There are wells drill
lease. close enough TO drain oil from
under IL and the bill alleges did drain
oil from under a.
The suit Il for cancellation OF all the
Lease except about nfty-six acres around
the wells. and for twenty-five thousand
dollars damages on account OF the drain
ing OF the oil from this land through
wells on adjacent tracts.
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE OPENS
xuuxED DHALIHo N STOCKS WILL
II 8E1uHED on CRAUOE
.la.rrr TKxD MORNING
ranAnctal pastrtet Greatly discouraged
~ the Prospect-Publfc
Greatly interested

NEW YORK. Dec. 1i.-After III
business days OF involuntary activity.
a condition imposed by the European
war which caused a suspension OF reRu-
lar dealings In all the leading financial
markets of the world the New York
stock Exchange win reopen Tomorrow
Tor limited dealings I'm stocks.
The financial district was distinctly
encouraged To-day by the prospect OF a
return even though partial. To the es-
sApuspeo order OF things. and all pre-
parauons TO meet the new situation
were perfected. including the re-ein-
ployment OF many clerks and messeng-
ers who had been without work durins,
. the long period OF idleness That the
re-opening will he attended by "A revival
Of public interest has been seen in the
many queries and messages received
during the last few days by brokers
from all sections OF the country.
Open Dealings Limitsd.
To prevent heavy or pre-arranged
liquidation from foreign or other Inn
portam sources. open stock dealings
will be limited to 1s2 railroad indus-
trial. utility and mining shares out of
the total Of about $50 listed on the Ex-
change This abbreviated list will in
clude some three score stocks OF vari-
GUS kinds. selling at or under SIS. on
which no restrictions Of any kind will
be Imposed. All other stocks will have
lar way. which Is expected to put
check ON speculative or marginal oper-
atoms.
The new minimum prices I'm mart mr..
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HAY AND GRAIN
Petroleum.

WV YORK. Dec. fi.-Butter stendv.
ladies' current make first $50 1I q. e..
Seconds lIm 12ihcs packing stock cut.
rent make No. 2. 3fM28fhc Cheers
steady unchanged. ErEa STEADY. state
Penney lFauia and nearby hHuuDrY whites
Flour steady
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 11.-Misgivings about
the effect OF cold weather on protected
fields In the winter crop belt tended TO
make the price OF wheat to-day rule
higher. There was a good deal of SELL
Lag on the bulge. however and the mar
ket closed easy AT "A shade to "a above
last night Corn finished unchanged 20
a sixteenth mp. oats unchanged TO q "
&C advance and provisions dearer BY "A
shade TO &c
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Butter, Egg. and Cheese.

OIL CITY pa. Dec 1f.-CredI bal
anree ~. e.. runs 1892. average f0l.
li'i shipments f5.41f. average f5.gsl
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND.

t2.0o round trip from wheeling ana
Martins Ferry every Saturday, return
Ing Monday. si.T6 round trip every
Sunday.
ti.5B round trip 20 Canton. going sat-
urday. returning Sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday.
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Cash ouortatiOns were:
Rye--So. .. St0sn1.1O.
Bariey--62 q zoe.
Timothy-f375 $3.50.
cloyer-s1z.00n 1870.
POrk-e1s.SO.
Iard-t72
Rfbs-ss12G9S7
CHICAGO Dec. fi--HoRs. receipts
$4,000: lower. bulk te90M7.15. light
1850 20 20. mixed t6.70m7.25: heavy
1856 q 795; rough ts.gsm6.s0. pigs
fsO0T7.i5. Cattle. receipts 5000:
steady steers f5.70n 100. western
f5.250s.fo; cows and beifers s32sa
s50; calves $3.50 0g.25. sheep. receipts
5000. firm. sheep g5.f0fseb. year
Iings fs.soa7sO; lambs fG.75as75
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dee. i1.-caftIe.
steady supply Hight Sheep ard lambs
unsettleds rs doubiedecks. prime weth-
ere f5.s0me.0o. culis and commons
81. sea 100 lambs is.00Hs.75. veal
calves $40. 50n 100. Hogs. unsettled.
j doubledeckss prime heavisF 81 90
mediums and workers 81 Is "a so. ufrr
fT.ee07.2bs rough ts.50ae.75.
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TheannuaI poultry and horticultural
show will be held In the Ludey and
Egger implement house, north OF public
square. January 9Th and 7th, 1916
Liberal premiums will be awarded
and everybody fs invited to enter their
poultry
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FINANCIAL
Bank of Ohio Valley

WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS e.; or TfMr DHPosrTa
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Marshal ID. Brooke TO The Blair Goa
Co., zoO-sSs acres. Salem township, 81.
Homer V. Barnett to VIM H Miller
lsl acres. Salem township. $4,000.
Albert Gaddis to the Fayette Coal Co
9si.4s acres. Malaga township. 81.
Isaac Gehring TO Ernest Howell !
acre, Ohio township. $500.
5. +. Rose to lanes Cain. y acre
Salem township. $40.
part lot los. Darlington. o.. $50.
John r. Scott to w. J. Moore part
out lot 81, Jerusalem, 81.
Steward TO l.. Il. Martin lots 10 and
IS. Woodsfield. 81
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NEW MARTINSYILLB.

The Daily inteiligencer will ce FOUND
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stanc.
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot
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An election under the Beal Law win
be held IN Woodsfield, December -.
1910. TO determine whether saloons will
open here or not.
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Roscoe Mcvey and Carrie Hodge
Everett n, Okey and Mae Manntx. h Il
Pyer and Rhoda hopkins.
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Application to probate the will of
John Curtis. Hearing set for Decemb
18th. y. m.
kimpel. executor OF Mary Kimpel.
uled first and final account
hearing on application for citation
estate OF VIM. Marnsworth. at Q a m
Application filed TO probate will of
Fred Dewey. Hearing December 18th.
Deporit OF unclaimed cash.
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WHEELING TRACTION oorzPArx
kxPzEss cAE SCHEDULE
Taktng Ensst June Al, 1903.
PANHANDLE LII

PANHANDLE LINE
. WHEELING AND WEI.LSBURG
Wheeling wefisburx
Leave
72nd Street I>ave
wheeling WellsburR
1890 a m. 800 n M
$3.50 .. m. 1900 noon
MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILE
Leave
10th Street. Leave
Wheeling Moundsvins
1000 a. m 1:3O n m
$50 p. m
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 600 and s:Is
p. m
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New Cases ftlad In Coznmon Y1snS Court
Emma Bachman Va. Edward Bertschy
paternity charge.
Emma Bachman VS. Ernest Holder
man. paternity charge
The Continental supply Co. w. A b.
Longfellow. action for money.
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was business caller here wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gibson; Friday evening
OrNiile Martin has moved into the
Schumacher property, on Eastern ave-
nue.. recently vacated by Oscar FRIDAY.
g. X. Jones. who Ii driving team az
Monday, enroute TO Cameron. 10 spend a
Few days with his family.
Inc second number OF the Lyceum
they were represented 10 be and de-
nssh.ed a large audience at the NJ. r.
a business caller here wednesday.
Doug las. left saturday FOR Bellevue
% the formers sister. Mrs. sarah s' u j.
quite number OF entrees are being
by the First National Bank Much in
terest should be manifested in this con-
test. as IL will mean the betterment OF
the corn grown throughout the county.
Albert Oden. OF near Jerusalem. was
In Woodsfield wednesday.
II N. stephens. OF Stats. W. Va. re-
ne funeral Of his mother. Mrs. Hannah
Mr.. and Mrs; W; c. Agin. Of LAins's.
J. X. Wright. W. b. Hubbard. s.
Rowles and Charles Minger. OF near Fix;
with Miss Fern Hamilton OF BeallsViIIs
waiter Beymer. OF Charleston, W. Va.
visited friends here last week.
Charles Mobloy. OF Altitude was a.
hNerlng dressed hogs here "Wednesday.
Freq EnElish was over from Lewis
q. NJ Greenbank. of the Heraid-r
pune % bellaire. spent sunday here
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris. OF I.aine's
passed through WOodsfield the fIrrt Of
the week 10 visit friends AZ pcfi.lr.
Rev. lgel. Of Burkhart % spent IN.
iirst OF the week here with friends
- ~. hiIiard, OF Lewisyiiie. spent a
isw days here with friends the first OF
the week "
Mrs. Charles Collins. Of wheeline. IL
spending Few days here with friends.
\ son was born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
vi Ihursday December srd
Inc g. NJ. ~. a. society realized faa -
~ their turkey supper given Tor az
benefit % the Catholic school buidiins
me W q, n y. VIII meet with Mrs
Milton McComas "Wednesday evenfns
December 10, az .. m
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THE WORLDS SERIES

when luck vas with me and I won.
although ! had nothing on the ball.
and had no license to win
A team can 90 into 4 game and
play the greatest game OF its ca
reer. yet. If Il isn't favored BY luck
10 a certain extent. al least, il can
not Ein- Luck is the biggest factor
in every ball game
Bill Bradley. manager of the
Brooklyn Federals. and a big league
star for many years. echoes the sen
timents OF McGraw and Mathewson.
He goes even farther than MeGraw
by saying that baseball is made I'D
Of IS per cent luck
Luck is the all important factor
in a ball game. says Bradley.
Sheer skill doesn't count for much
IN the total aggregate.
Evidences OF this are apparent
every day Very often the league
leading team has gone against the
tail-end team and been beaten
soundly.
And so, in face OF these facts. cited
BY men who are old in baseball ex-
pertenee, fandom may prepare itself
Tor some real surprises when the
Braves and Athletics 90 into battle
on Friday.
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PERSONAL
Comings and Goings Of Loca'
People and Others.


PAT WHELAN, a Bodieite for the
past thirty years. arrived from Bodie
yesterday and will remain here for
some time.
PROF. DINSMORE. of the Pure
Food and Weights and Measures
commissions. returned 70 Reno this
morning
j. H. EVANS. the attorney. went
over to GoIdfeld this morning to at
tend to the legal end Of the Tonopah
Goldfeld railroad directors meeting
In that city this forenoon
AL HOFFMAN. a large stakeholder
Of the Belmont Buckeye Mining com
pany. is here from Detroit. Michigan,
and will be the guest Of Letson Bal
liet. manager OF the Belmont-Buckeye,
for the next ten days
MRS. HARRY GREER. wife of L.o
cal Agent Harry Greer. of the Tono
pah and Tidewater railroad, came
over from Goldfeid this morning The
Greers will make Tonopah their per
manent home.
JAMES RICHIE. former mine su
perintendent OF the West End Mining
company. who has been on a health
seeking tour in Seattle and Los An
geles for the past four months. ar
rived from Los Angeles this morning
His health Is improving slowly.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER.

Tonight we have one of those ex-
cellent four single reel programs.
Stopping the Limited" Essanay com
edy-drama; THE Man Who Paid. "
Biograph drama; THE Upper Hand" "
Vitagraph drama. Leah Baird takes
the leading role. this being the first
picture that Leah Baird has taken
part in for some time and is promise
TO be OF great interest to all. Then
comes one of those Edison funny
comedies. "A Village Scandal" How
differences are patched up and how
the girls in the case become involved
In an escapade is depicted in an
amusing manner. This comedy has a
pathetic vein and is very good Of
fering in every respect Remember
Friday. "Perils Of Pauline" being the
most interesting of all numbers.
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GOLDFlELD STOCKS

GOL0FlELD STOCKS
Morning Sales
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q. 1895. Al $500. 40. SEQ. 4a. ieae.
80. 500. 40: zo9a. a.. 500. 40. leae.
&C. 500. Sc. 1893. =. Ie98. 81; lees
81: 10es0. g.
Atlanta 40aa. IS, les'o. Is; $3.50,
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Merger Mines seaa. Is. 5000. IS;
5000. Is. 200o. IT, ices. lss 5000 Is
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Afternoon Safes
Jumbo Extension 300. 3. 1899. =
1000. 81. l0ea. 81
Merger Mines 5ea Is