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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
Aeberf@t oes ginctamati ii
Wfarftes,
Sir bic Nuntas, ben 1. 9uni
1914 snbisenos @u9s.

Die nd6foIsenben Auotirunsen Be.
SisheH iid nur auf Gngrob Grams,
attioneH. Bel ilsinsrsn Gei6dfter
perosn ettDas b0bere prsiie krsdnet.
prpifionen.
Der Wartt mar rubig prsiis itetis
9 d ma a. - primI Steam
l9.50-9.60e {. o. 3.
5rodengeialsenes 5Ieiid.
Sbort clear Seiten 12-124c, ibprl
Rippenisiten 11a-12c, extra ibors
clear Ssitsu 11s-12c. SduItern IL
-114c. Bellies 13f-13ac Ioie unb
Dc mtbr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
13-133e, tiir3s Rippsnieiten 12a-
13e. srtra ibort clear Gsitsn 12i-
13e. S6uItern l2-l21e unb Bellies
14a-14ie lcfs unb 4c per pfunb
mebr Derpadt.
Sasar Gureo Tleifh. -
Sdin.tn 16-16Ae. pienic S6ultern
12A-13c, BreatfsFt Bacon 19-20c,
Sdultern 12a-13e. Rem Dort Gut
Sdultsrn 12a-13c, trodens Beef
Shinten $27.00-28.00.
SaBsepoteltes Sfeii6.z
Shinteu 13t-14e. pienic S6uItern
10t-11e, Bellies 15-16e, Stulten
11-114c. Rem gort Gut 11-114e.
Srif6es Gtifd. - G6in.
Ten 13a-14e. pieniesS9uItern 10A
lie. Sdultsrn 10l-11c, fort
RippenItitsn 11--112e, fbort clear
Gtiten 11-11Se, ertru ibort Ssiten
l0i-11c. Bellies 13a-15ac pro
Plumb.
Mebl uub 0etrtibe
Msbl.-Minter g,atent $4.25-
4.50. Winter sSaneb $3.9o--4.15, no.
'samilp $3.20-3.50, Grtra $500 -
Bis, orbinGres $2.75-2.95. Barter
Weisen patsnt $3.75-3.90, bo. fanep
S3.S5-4.25. bp. GamiIp $3.50-3.75,
Roaasnmebl, norbpeitIitb ssmiIdtes
IS. 1880. reinss 9th S4.10-
i.20, aemiihtes $3.80-4.10 per Dbl.
Wtisen. - go. 2 rotbtr Winier
800 96Ac, No, 8 bo. 94-95c, Ro. |
4 rotber $3.50 per @n.
Welf9forn. Ro. 2 ipeiBes
75-75Ae, Po. 8 fpeibss 74-75c,
10. 4 bo. 72-73c, glo. 2 aslbes
72d-73e, No. 3 DO. 71i-72ac, so. |
4 DO. 70-71r, glD. 2 stmiftfss 72h |
-73is, Ro. 3 So. 7la-72c. go. 4 |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
Niebmdrfte.
Gincinnati !. otur

Cincinnati, !. SUM.
3ufubr unb 9srianbt ipabrenb b.r
peraanasnen 4S StuHOsn, pergliden
nit berielben 3sit Der persanaenen
Wode, paren ipis folgt:
3ufubr. RinbD. Sttpeine. ghafe.
25. Wai . . 2572 423S 1190
/. Suni 1921 1920 1918
9srianot pahrsnb berIelbsn 3eit:
Rinbp. Saipeins. S6afe.
20. Wai 262 620 1883
4. SuHi 166 80 763
Rinbpieb. = Die augerIeTenen
Iei6ten, fetten 5leiIdsrIorten paren
itetis, ionit uber mar Der Wlartt
fdpaa unb bic 9reiis I'm 10-15c
nieoriaer. Stodsrs purSen nur psnis
aetauft uno MiI4tiite fieIsu um 50
bis So per Gtiid.
Rittltre unb idtpere Stiere 1925
$50; Sdien $3.75-6.75, Gleis
i6er Stiers S5.75 1925, auser.
Isisne Biz grtra Ss.5o-8.75, eine
WassonIapuns EXTRA faneD bon je TOP
pfo. 1895; aiibe $3.50-6.25. aus
erleiens $6.50-6,75, einise funcp
S7.00-7.15, Gamers S3.25-4.25,
Cutters $4.25-5.25, Stpters uno
ifserss $6.0o-7.75. Stot Seifers
$5.25-6.50, Stod aiibe $4.25-
5.25.
Sullen.-Tsr Martt ipar beute
iangiam unb bic prsiis fielen um 10
-25e.
Massre uno lsi8te $5.00-5.S5,
Bologna $5.S5-6.S0, Grtra $6.85-
100. fette gulIen $6.75-7.25.
&GIber.-9ei aismIich GROCER 3us
fubr mar Der Wartt rubig unb bic
prsiie poreu tpie folst:
Orbindre uno srobe $5.5o-8.75,
fair biz quite leiate S7.5o-9.oo Grs
tra $9.25-9.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-02
5lmk'N
~XN---
Oienit ag, 2. Suni 1914.

~ " y y, & aSu!ll I0lt.
SSm Gincinnatier 0iitritt 1T oer
Tlub IGngium I'M GaIen begriffen,
0erfelbee bate seitern Qbeno Bel bic.
itger Staot einen WufIeritanb Don 8,9
5ub.
Die fOIgenben 9speIen trafen pG6s
reno oes geitrigen 9ages bier elm:
pittsburg Pa.-5.8 SUB uno iteigt.
Bbeeling, W. @a,-5.3 unb fteigt.
partersburg, 70. ga.-5.7 unb fdlt.
&anapbu Sails, W.@a.-8 3oa, fdGt.
66arleitOn, 20. 8a.-6.6 unb fGQt.
Portsmouth. O.-7.1 unb fGlIt.
louisville. &b.-8.4 unb faint.
gpanspiIle, Snb.-8.6 unb fdut.
gtaihDiLe. senn.-7.7 uno fGut.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-7 SUB u. fGGt.
Gairo, Sas.-16.9 unb fGGt.
Wempbis, Senn.-14.4 uub fdllt.
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osanowirt6 t6f6aftfi6es.
srd 6tige Stuten.

Mie bebanbsIt man trG6tige Stuz
ten? 0teie 5rase tpirb DON mandsm
2eier seiteIlt.
Die qntport iii 10 fur3, pie bic
5rage: Wan bebanbeIt Iie tpie anoere
Yferoe. llno iebes pferb piI freunos
lid bebanpelt iein, muB gefiittert unb
gepflegt DerDen.
IS 1T auf bic Stute Ridii6t gu
nebmeu, buB man Tie ni6t iiberans
ftrengt. 9enn jsoe 4uitrenguna be-
oeutet TutteraufpanD, unb es tDnnte
eas gu erpartenDe 5oblen Ieiat gu
tur5 tommen. Sebes pferb tann fi4
perIeben. penH es binftiirat; Bel ben
trd4tigen 5hiereu t0nneH bic 5olgen
i6limmer ieiH.
Die erfoIgreidsn gferbe3ii6ter
MAIDEN nit ben trtdttgen Stuten
penig WeIens, lie IoFen bic gbiere
freiIaufeu, 10 lauge Oas @etter es
erIaubt. uno fiittern lie tpis bic iibriz
gen gferbe bis gum Ie6iten Monat,
bann erboItsn lie etipas peniger
Raubfutter unb mebr tpn5entrirte
Ra6runs; BON bisier 3ett an tperben
bic Stuten in serGumigen Gin5elitaQe
aeitellt, oamit lie iia bequemer Iegen
t0nnen.
9esen bas Gnbe Der srd6ttafeit
beiBt es uufpaieu; bic gferoe inb
bann ibperfdQig uno meiitens ni6t
10 ii6er ouf ben getnen aIs Subor.
Utau tonn iie gu lsihten Qrbeiten nod
berpenben. nimmt aber am BETTER
4bitanb oabpu, bub man lie Dor @az
gen ober NIT 0eidiel rerft6ene Mas
ihinsn fpannt. neil Get6IelI6ldee
unsemein ifGblih fino.
Soba!b lid bic Wa1strppfen an
ben s3iBen bilbsH, ipdnnt man bic
pferoe niht mebr an. 8amit 1T ober
nift eeIagt, bub fie fib ni6t mebr be.
peaen iolIen. Stuten miiTien Be
pesung baben, ieIbit irenu es notb=
penoia iein ioIlte, lie berum5ufiibren.
Sdqt bas gbfoblsr in eine 3eit, bd
man eine quite 8eibe bat, % IdBt
man bic Shiere auf bic @eibe ge6en.
Die 9epsgung, bic iie Ii6 bier perz
Iaaffen, uno Oas sriine, friide 5uts
Ter, bas iie finbsn, III thnen iebr fors
Derlid.
Oas qbfofleH tit inncr6alb 12 6is
"a Stuuoen gu erparteu, iobaIo Die
itarten 8edeniebnsn reinfalleu,
0as QFerb lit in einem serdumigen
sir5elitano unter3ubringen uuo gu
oeipaden, bamit man bel Der Sann
IT, fpenn es gu 6anoeln gilt. Die
neiiten Pfsrbe beoiirfsn teiner 6ilie
IND poller ni6t belGitigt iein. Stelt
g fif beraus, bob es lid um sinen
bperen Sall banbelt, 10 Jorge man
iir SiIfe, inbem man enttpsber einen
sbierarst poer etne in Iolhen Sa6en |
'eponberte Yeripu berbeibolt.
ST bas sSobIen ba, 10 nimmt man |
8 in 8ebonblung, inIofern Der Ras
,elftrang in 8straht tommt. DieIer |
uirb. BON Der 9lussanssfeue nit ei= |
lsm rsiusn Mefsr abssI6nit!sn, gu: |
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s 6icaep, /. cSunt.

S4psins. .-3uFu6r $1,000. Martt
itetia. Die meiitsn 8srtduis bra4tsn
$795-8.05; lsitte $780-8.071;
gemii6te $7.80-8.10; fdpere $3.50
-8.074, raubs $7.60-7.75; 5ertel
$700-7.75.
gfinbDieb. .-3ufubr 1850. Wlartt
itetiQ. 8eeDes $7.35-9.25; Gtiere
$700-8.15; stoders uno iyseosrs
$6.35-8.30; &iibe unb Seifers $3,70
-8.75; &dIber $7.00-9.50.
S6afe. = 3ufu6r 14,OO0. Wartt
itetig. S6aFe $5.35-6.25; SGbrlinge
$6,10-7.15; 2dmmer $6.25-8.35;
Triibiabrs 2dmmsr $7.OO-9.50.
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WV OsHee nv Wttteu - WV Bsbb
Dsib .on cal1 puroe 81 1x--iTH aus.
etlieben.
grima S.Iaiftspapisrs DurOsn su az
~ oisfonti-t.
SterltngGTaangs III itetis.-Sidt
~ S4.soz unp Gommerciai Sa s4.s6A-
AS6X.
Dsaptt ObftsatioHsn paren
idpa9 uno fuurotn wIs ioig. axotlrt:
Bsr. Staatsn JffuHoiruHg 2 VI - 9e,
geb., ~ reslitrirre l0y--i1UX geb., Gov.
pons II0-1ilH ,SS reslitrirts iv1 4-l02,
coupons lv1 \ = l0z, 4anania Heglltereo
Sy6 VI get.. 90. Coupon az, 1vu-lu2.
aftieHmar rtt.-9er Marft mar beute
idleppeno unb be Hursidwanfungen nur
upbsosuteHo, Die Yrslis aper parsn I'M gl.
gemaHsu lgwafl. Dte S9luBnotlrungen
lianosn melpeas etpas unIsr oenea non
selttra.
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bo. 7o-71c per 9u. Weibss aolben-
torn 73-75c, selbes DO. "a 76c,
gemiidiss DO. 73-75c.
5afer.-ylo. 2 ipeiber 42a 43c,
Stanoarb ipeiber 42-42ae, go. 8
peiber 41a-42c, go. A tpeiber 40ac,
Ho. 2 gsmiitter 41-41ae, No. 8 bo.
40-40te, Ro. a DO. 39h-40e.
Hoggen.-Ro. 2 69-70e, go.
3 DO. 66-68c. 30. a DO. 61-64c.
@erfe-Ro. 2 s5riibiabrs SO -
zoe. No. 3 bo. 60-65t per Bu.
20 bisfp.
@ertauft ipuroen 703 8bls. 9iz
filters sytnifbeb @oobs auf Ter Bats
bon $1.35 per 9alIons.
9roeeriss.
r Saffe Wirtt ruhia. prsiIs
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G6icaao, 1. cSuni.

y plc q 8 0, l. gum.
Dei8en.-Sir Suli 864-87c, am
S4IuB 864c; fir September Ssh
85ac, an SAluB 854c.
Nlidtorn.-5iir Suli 67s-68ac,
am S6IuB $3.50; iiir septsm6er 65s
-669c, am SdluB $3.50.
5afsr.-Jiir Suli 39s-39sc, am
SdluB 39s; fir September 375 -
384c. am Shlub 38c.
Rpsgen-ylo. 2 66-e6tt.
@erits 50-65c.
simotbp $3.75-475.
&lee $z0$13.
Bort $19.8o.-Giir Sult $19.7O-
1882. ON SdluB $3.50. Sir Ssp=
TENDER $19.60-19.75, am S4luB
s19.e5.
sdmats 1912. = Sir Suli 1910
am S6lub 1882; fir Ssps
tsmber $9,87-10.O0, am S4luB $9.s
81.
aippenTeiten $1o.s7 = 11.25. GHr
1SulI 9ll.Uo-ll.IZ, am SOluB SIl.z
10; fir Septsmbsr $11.12-11.22,
am S6luB $11.17.
81 ;pOnt, ,anS79li3 ai2r3-
gutter.-Rurtt itstis. CREAMERY 20
-26tc.
Gisr. - Martt itstis. Srbinarp
firits 174-173c, firfts 184-184c.
adie.-Wartt itetig. Saiiies 14a
5pins 14-14se; Qmericds
Gong 5prns 15-154c.
aartuffeln. = qrsiie b66er. Wi8i.
qan upb Misconfin peibe s0-87e,
Widiaon rptbs 70-s0c; 2ouifiana
nsue $1.30.
@tfIiiael. - 2ebenbss niebriger i'm
prsiis. 5iihner 1916.
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Metaas Ntarft.
n { 10 gort, l. osunt

Rem yort, l. Sunt.
Rupfer,-Rarft rpbig; Spot mb
TSuIi S13.70-14.10; @lectroIptic
$14.25; 2afe uomineII; Cuttings
$14.00-14.12.
3inH 1T itstiq 8u $31.20-31.50.
slntimon. -Warft iIau; Goofion's 3
S7.25-7.37.
Gilen.-Wartt rubig. Rp. / Rprt6s
srn $15.25-15.75; go. 2 Hortbern
$15.00-15.50; go. l Sout6ern
$14.75 - 1926; 20. 2 Goutbsrn
$14.50 1890.
@Iei.-Rarft rubis 5u 1856
3.95.
SpsIter.-Martt flau gu $5.05 -
SIS.
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-22.5O; S5amilp $23.oo = $500;
S6ort Clear $19.50-21.00.
Beef. Utartt rubis. Uleb $500
1850; 6amilp $19.00-20.00.
Gut Weats. -Wartt itetig. @ep0e
felte Bellies bon 10 Bis IA pfunb
12a-144e; @sp1elte G6inten lac.
S4mals. = Martt felt. Ulibbls
Weit $9.80-9.90; raffinirtes ungerss
aelt; Continent $10.45; Gib @merita
$10.95; COMPOUND 8t-8gc.
5alg.-Wartt itstig. Gitp 64c;
Gountrp 6-63c; Special 64c.
gaumtpoQfaamsnDl. = Wlartt feIt.
Primd CONNER aslbss $7.15-7.28.
Wolle. = Martt itetig. 0omeItic
sSleece Xxx Sbio 2Sc.
6ara.-Wattt rubig. Strainsb Dr.
bindres Bis CUES $4.00-4.10.
Serpentin. n.-Martt pGig. Ma6ine
8arrels Ate.
Reis.-Wartt rubig. 0omeitic pris
ma BIB auserleiener 2g-6c; patna
5a-6c.
MolaiIss. -Martt fluu. Rem Or
leans Open &sttle 35-55c.
3uder. = Rober 1T felt. WtolaTss
2.74c; Centrifugal 1896. Raffinirtsr
itetia. Gut Goaf 5,15c; GruTbsb 81
O5c; Moulb u 4.70c; Cubes 4.45c;
xxx pombsrsb 4.35c; popbereo
4.30c; Sine 0ranulatsb 4.20c; Dia.
monb u 4.20c; GonfsctiOners' u A.
1 0c. Dn dr
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6eabligbt 175 @rdo 1916. Grolpn Ga.
iolin zoe, Hdpbta 17c Der @aaone il.
aIartien bon 1--5 g6ls.
g Sals.-Der Wnrtt 1T rubig. Otio
RiDer $1.20, Wi6igan unb afron
$1.14 Der gbl. bon 28O gfunD.
Z alg itetig. .-prima gitp 6i-65c.
DO. Gountrp 6t-6sc per pfunb.
* oblen.-Wartt rubis. Dough,
bioabenb $3.50-3.75, glub uno clad
1925. aanarpba Gtiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad $2.25-2.35
per 9onne abaelieiert. Rauhloie
Stiidfoblen $3.50, 2lnt6racite $7.75
per 3onne abgeli.fert. Gote toiiet
$6.00-6.50 per sonre abseli.fert.
Wolle. - Der Martt mar in Der
perfloHensn Wofe 5ismli9 l.bbast
uno bic preife itetig.
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ia sr ssrie

10 afiien Cincinnati Street Rp -. 1o2A
RadIte3moe Tabeae BON i'm bisiiaeu
IRarft bsinbIi6sH Bombs uno Gttien gIebt
Ole pihjiellen GuotiruIaen On
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X5onr Welomarrt.
Gfneinnatt1. Suni 1914.

4IHtiHHhtt L. jun lvl4.
Die Banfen waren bsuie nit Noutinear.
HiteH sismlid, ftari bei1ditigt bod ua bic
Na9frage naf 9arfeben feine groBe unb
GeI6 Ii wiIlig. 5hr Sarlehen ron eaIl1 pur.
ben Don ben Banfen 4--4H % berehnet uno.
DsiAdttspapiere tpuroen tu b-1 q bisfontirt.
Die Mailer pfasirten 9arleben on coll. su
w nHD apf BstI 5u <K-5&.
IssAtd eat afp vsri
iuurofn 81 Bari jwiidsn Banfsn persauif.
En' HonHIsrrafs bttrdst soc grdmis per
tl00u
nshid auf Garsps.
ilne tieiis Die folssubsn Guotirunssn iinb
~ bsrthIen:
s,onoon, fas. si&t, s4.s9 per G; 90
Iaee Edit S4.S7 per 8; yaris, 8 Tage
got sN Jrancs per t1eo; ~ 7ast 6iaf,
oi7 FRANCS per 500; far Deuti4lsnb, 4
dage St6t, Rarf S5H - e5A, DO. go
xage Stdt, 94H-Akf.
Iofnmfntarp Sils aai gonoon wuroen
Az s4.e4s4. auf Gfassou .u s4.s4 Y uno auf
Ueliaft Su t4.s41 uertauft.
Sunsss.E Ebiisapsnsn.
rlbig unS iteiis. Die ganisn quoiiren
Iple iolat.
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Vferbe unb mamleiel.
Cincinnati. l. Suni

~ " - = - DS"''
Die 3ufubr mar in Der perfloFensn
Wo6e sttpas gr0ber als in Der porberz
atebnben. uno bic preiie tpar.n itetig,
deaeu Gtluh dber fdotpddher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. Ohio. July 24.-Miss Esther
Harrison. OF Wheeling, has been visit.
ing Miss Marie Caldwell the past
week
Mrs. Joseph Lafferty and daughter
Miss Helen. are visiting relatives at
Bridgeport.
Miss Edith Reyes. OF Martins Ferry.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles +
Mr. and Mrs. william Benke. O,
Wheeling, were guests at the Ehrhart
Hotel the past week
Ellsworth Shivers was here from
Bridgeport the past week
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. McGavran
Of Columbus. are visiting Dr. and Mrs
;. -. McGavran.
consin. where he has been in the EN-.
ploy of the Chisholm Scott Company
during the pea packing season.
l.. V. Bethel and Hugh s. Smyie
are home from Newark, where they
were attending the Ohio Rural Mail
Carriers convention
James Tagga-t, of TiltonFille. Is
spending a weeks vacation with his
parents near town
Dr. J. IT. Hines, who has been visit.
Ing with relatives here. has returned
10 his home I'm CLEVELAND
Clyde W. Perry Of Akron. Is visit.
ing his parents. Judge and Mrs. vii
liam T. Perry.
Dryden Pearce. OF Columbus. Is Wis
iting relatives here
DIR. a. G. Beetham and family of
Bellaire, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert r. Beetham.
Charles McFadden. Of Cambridge
Is visiting relatives and friends here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
MORRlSTCWN

MoR1sTowN. o.. July 2t-on satur-
day evening. August =. Miss Lillian
Phelps. Temperance lecturer 81 a
national reputation. will deliver an sd-
dress here. Everyone should take ad-
ysantaEe ~ the opportunity Of hearing
Mrs ". T. Mcrrearv visited her
neiice. " Klondike. a few days ago.
Mrs. Harry Douglass is IN Wheeling
for few days
The Presbyterian sunday school has
arranged for n lawn fete 10 be held on
the Ambrose lawn tonight. Ice cream.
cake. chicken sandwiches hot coffee.
fruit and lemonade. Every body invited.
Miss Elizabeth CLARK. 81 Brilliant.
has been the guest the past week of her
aunt. Mrs. Mary o. Woods
Several from here attended tho church
Ticnic ~ BEND Fork Thursday
Leave Items ~ interest for this paper
~ Kidneys shaving parlor. West Main
Attorney Walton walker and family.
81 -. Clairsyille. we're visiting rcla-
lives IN town yesterday
=. 7. Fritter and family made an auto
trip 20 Lore city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Gibson. ~ Rarnea-
VIE, Will visit the Misses Ewan to-day.
Miss, Miss Mary Walker entertained a
afternoon with porch party. Delight
tul refresn meufr were served
h. clyde Johnson has purchased a new
Clara Howles 81 home from wheeling.
Harry SLANT ~ GAINESVILLE ia hore
today on business.
William Hcarne. 81 wheeling. was
here Yesterday looking after bic OH in
terests
=. q Miner purchased a new Ford
auto = few days aFo
Hert HOPKINS of Benalre. wac on our
= . wnkins9n. ~ csnterviue. Demo
on his friends hcre yesterday
- 20" ~tagg and HiI Ambrose we're at
'''''T' rev GAYS nFu ON business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
WELLSBURG

WELI.SBURG. W. Va. july "a
hlrty-hNe, or more. valuable Ply.
mouth Barred chickens belonging 10
iJOhn X. Elson were killed by a small
DOG belonging TO Mrs Jodie Miller al
~ O'Clock this morning. The chick
ems were very valuable some OF them
having taken prizes at the Wheeling
Fair and Mr.. Elson estimates the loss
at least AT 500.
lie has a fine lot OF chickens which
are allowed TO run about in a lard
near the house at Twenty-first street.
IN which about an acre of alfalfa is
I planted and this morning members OF
the family heard the chickens making
an unusually loud noice and going 10
the held saw the dog running after
chicken and grabbing IL by the neck
killed II. after which IL would 20 az.
ter another. By the time the dog was
chased out of the held a large num-
Der OF the fowls had been killed and
afterwards when gathered up and
placed IN wheelbarrow there we're
TO be found - and still more are miss.
ing.
The dog IL very small and when
seen in the field with the chickens
was having a great time but did not
bark once. all of the chickens were
frightened and tried 10 get away bur
he was too fast for them and left
them laying in different places all
over the lot Mr.. Elson who is n great
I chicken fancier was raising these as
prize chickens and II is a heavy loss
10 him. Shortly after noon a warrant
was sworn out for the owner OF the
DOG and the damages may be recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
MUST Hsvr STAFF LICENSE
AFTER FIRST OF THE YEAIs

HARRISBURG. Ps. July st-The
state board Of medical education and
licensure tonight announced It's defini-
tion OF optomctry and that after 1anp-
airy I. 1915. ~ would BE- unlawful for
any one to practice II without a state
iicnse.
The official definition announced was
The employment 90 any means other
than the use OF drugs for the measure
ment or the powers Of vision and the
adaptation OF lenses for the correction
and aid thereof" All persons who can
satisfy the bureau that they have been
actually and continuously engaged IN
the practice OF optometry In the state
Tor more than two years prior 20 to-day
and are OF good moral character. Will
be licensed forthwith and without ~ -
animation. All others must take an.eN-
animation. The applications must bo
made to DR.. Matthias G. Schaefer super
intendent 81 public instruction. by Nov
embcr 7. 1914 The license issued wilt
not allow the use OF the title OF doctor.
The Korean postal savings bank
system has 42O. 900 depositors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. o., July "a
me festival given by the Young PEG
pies Society OF the Christian church
mere last Saturday night was a decid-
"a success. the attendance being quite
large and neat sum was realized for
Che benefit Of the church.
Mrs. Walter Williams moved to
hendrysborg on Tuesday, where she
viii do light Housekeeping while her
husband is working on the pike there
VIII Gates. of MoundsvilIe. visited
here over Sunday with his sister. Mrs.
Annie Mills. and family.
Mrs. Daisy Martin returned to her
nome at Columbus. Sunday. after a
Few weeks visit here with her parents.
Mr: and Mrs. ID. T. Mills.
several from here expect 20 attend
me me raily ana picnic held AZ Ben Fork
christian church Thursday, July %
Oscar Taylor. who is working at
Shepherdstown, spent Saturday night
ana sunday with his mother here. lie
was accompanied home by Mr.. Eldred
lodge. who is working at the same
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Bryant and
S1nlIdren spent Sunday here with Mrs
hryants parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Deegan. OF Mar
TINS Ferry. and Mr.. Math NcNamee
were over-Sunday visitors here with
Mrs. Eliza McNamee.
MT. and Mrs. J. C. Pickering drove
out 10 see Mr.. Jacob Gossett. Satur.
day. who is lying very low al Ms borno
near Lloydsville.
Miss Mildred Taylor went. last Fri.
gay, 10 Canton to visit for a while with
her sister, Mrs. Gertrude HAYS
MIS- Rosa Robb went, last Sunday
70 Wellsburg. with Mr.. and Mrs. W
IL george in the George car. and spent
the day with friends.
- Miss Alice Roscoe spent Monday and
Tuesday with relatives lin RelIaiTe
Mrs Lois Woodruff and children. NJ
,,,,lspurRh. are here. visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Robert Thompson. ''''''
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BOYS DREADFUL
SKIN TORTURE
itched 50 They Couldn't sIeep-cur,
b. Resinol Cost Only sf5O.

Chicago. lll. April %. f9If-"Mv
tWo boys were troubled with little rod
piWplCs on their hands and face Tho
l1rFrr They got tho more they urhod
Pc Eot 20 bad they couldn't rlcpp AL
nlEhl had t0 dc mittcns on their
hands 10 keep them from dirrinr
uplea ln their faces. I tried an kinds
~ ointmcntE. but 10 always got worse.
lfent FOR Rcqinol Ointment and Resi-.
hol SOAP The second application o..
Uevod them. and they had their FIRST
n.fhl rcFt 'n three months used
two soc jars of HcsiroI Oinfment and
Two cakes of Rofinol SOAP. and tho
cure was complete Not q succk has
rpreargd on their skin since
'-irncdl VIM. Marker. 1I5 Willow
street
every druEFist sells Roeinol Oint.
mont and Rcsinoi Soap Dor triat a.,
'ritc 20 Dept CIR Rcsinoi. Halfi.
more
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worship: s:t5 p. m. Epworth League:
80 y. m public worship. Preaching
morning ana evening By the rector.
Emmanuel Baptist church. Eor stree,
near nwenty-ninth street, Pastor Arden
Sunday morning you are expected In
your place for Bible school. SO far our
S,i,h atiendance has nearly Kept UP
clock the morning preacheing. sub
Ject; The BesinninE But Not the End
service. on the lawn n too no, Tor ins
side, topic: The Profitable" "Wednesday
evening at 7:45 our regular monthly
meeting and each member should mako
special EFFORT to attend.
chapline Street NJ z. church. Samuel
earnestly desired and a very cordial
Invitation extended TO the following.
10 A. m; SUNDAY school, Mr.. A. L. Whit
chss. II. EaTbort. attorney for h iTh
saloon League will speak on the Yost
League service On the he. lawn p 6f MT Pw sss
bright. l4s Merritt street. No evening
service.
Simpson Memorial " r. church. Eorr
and Twelfth streets. Rev. John NJ. Jack
son; 8 t. H., pastor, See Gods Love-
2.sO D. m. SUNDAY school Mr. p. 4 JET,
fries, assistant superintendent. 7:46 p.
s m. preaching nsih By the pastor. The Deaf
season. the services will be short. no one
heed stay away for fear OF long ser
/ vices BY . o'clock, promptly. we close
promptly. closes the morning worship.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
strangers and those without a church
Fret United Presbyterian church. next
door 70 p1storiee Rev; Chss. II. Robin
morning az lO;45 with sermon by the
pestor' 40 evening service. Bible
sehool, mems and women,s Bible classes
vice, "Wednesday evening at 7:45. A
cordial Invitation Is extended and a
warm welcome given 20 strangers
The First Presbyterian church. corner
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Preach
Ing In the morning and evening by the
morning at 1890. the subject will be.
"A New Man With a New Name" In
ne ne evening a. 7;is the subject will be
The Mems Bible class at Sis Greats A
growing interest Men who attend al
woys AZ n. e SGs sn Stree. Tss greet
chapel r. always getting greater Mr.
/ Gee. the superintendent. r. home again
and viii be on deck. at the afternoon
The marvellous work At the Tuesday
night class, in care OF Mr.. KIRK speaks
for itself. Tho Mission school viii pfc
mic Al the park. on the twenty-efRhth.
There r. something IN the air that he
drawing large numbers 20 the nnid-week
P %sissTo. rn ,Ss we Nh be glad 20
FIRST Christian church. No Pip Mar
kst street w, ~ Fields. pastor are
Ing services; Sunday. July &c bible
school $3.50 ". =. TruSell. superintend-
~. Iornbination service and com
munion' ioIb; sermon by Rev. Flax. Of