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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-05
IMPROVEMENT
For Future Foreeasted in All Trade
Reports, but Markets at Pres
n Are Irregular.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Bradstreets'
Review will say. tomorrow:
Financial recuperation and resump.
lions make for improved basic condi.
ions for the future. but irregularity
still 10 the distinguishing feature in
trade and industry. and a very plain.
ly marked line of divergence Is visible
between export and purely domestic
trade movements. The resumption OF
bond dealings at New York and IN
stocks and bonds at outside markets.
the r~eopening of he call money mar.
ket. he growing ease Of money re.
Elected In that market and in the mar.
ket for commercial paper. are all evi.
dences OF progress and point TO a pos.
sible early restoration Of complete
financial and credit machinery
In export trade. war orders and
grain exports furnish sources OF
marked activity. though cotton 81.
ports. despite further expansion and
h largest weeks total since h war
began. are stlll far below a year ago.
Demand for American products 10 be
used by the troops In the field r. In
urn reflected IN activity IN favored
industries. and many lines are report.
I'd busily employed thereon. though
a jarrinR note r. found In reports that
foreign takinRa have been exaggerated
a. some markets.
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STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. Following are
n hnal prices OF stocks as issued by
the Stock Exchange committee to-day:
Beet Sugar, 27K: American Can.
26A: American Cotton OIL. Say:
American Smelling. pfd.. %: American
Sugar, lol; American Tel. a. Tel.
III; Atchison. 80; Bethlehem Steel.
~; Brooklyn Rapid Transit. S67s
Canadian Pacific, 156; Central Leath-
er, 5sh; Chesapeake & Ohio. AZ: st.
Paul. 81; Denver. pfd.. 49,: Erie nrsts.
30; General Electric. 1917: Illinois
Central. 1854; Inter. Met, 11&: Har-
vester. s1h; Lehigh Valley. 1926:
Lead. 4OTs; New York Central. 81;
New Haven. 51h; Norfolk & Western,
81: Northern Pacific. 50: Ontario 4
Western. 1sk; Pennsylvania. 105h /:
Reading. 13S; Southern Pacific. S3M /:
Union Pacific. 113h: Union Pacific.
pfd., IL: Utah Copper. as; Western
Union. 57h; Texas OIL. 125Q135.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Dec. a. Investment
conditions were more promising today
This was demonstrated by the ready
sale OF h SIP. zoo. 900 worth OF Cana.
dian Pacific railway AZ per rent trust
offered by a banking syn.
dictate. There was also a further ex-
tension Of the inquiry for various short
term notes. including New York City
os, which retained their recen. advan.
tage.
Monetary conditions were again a
pronounced factor. the relaxation OF
rates In 80 and &C day loans being
most apparent. There wa an even
larger supply OF call money IT 3Ik
per cent. and most time renewals were
reduced TO 8 per cent. his figure being
scaled on prime collateral.
A few changes. mainly in the direc.
ton OF Improvement. were sees IN the
lists of stock prices Issued by the
exchange. People Gas of Chicago
gained 2 points and st. Paul IL, with
fractional advances in Pennsylvania
and Union Pacific.
Trading in bonds was marked by
more narrowness and smaller offer.
tngs. with an irregular mixture OF
gains and losses, the latter being more
pronounced in relatively unknown Is.
sues. Gains extended generally from
| to 4 points. Virginia Debt certih.
Gates rose 8 points.
n OF the largest railroads placed
an order for rails. Pittsburgh and
other steel centers reported an I'm.
crease Of operations. and the textile
market also made an improved how
ing on icreased jobbing demand.
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HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm remains over the gulf
states. with rain area extending
northward over the Ohio valley this
morning. The center Of depression
and heaviest rainfall covers the Ten
nessee valley. where the "a hour falls
We're near or slightly above . inches
In many sections. The falls over he
upper Ohio valley were light.
The high pressure. fair and colder
weather area coyers the upper val
leys and lake region. Fair weather
and moderate temperatures also pre-
vail over the plains states and north
west.
a low pressure area Of considerable
force extends from the Pacific coast
eastward into the plateau states.
The southern storm will probably
continue the rainy weather in this
section tonight and Saturday. with
lower temperature.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. So degrees: lowest last
night. so degrees: rainfall. O.3T.
The Oaio will continue to rise slow
ly in the district.
II. &. HOWE. Section Director.
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rangements for the poultry show to be
held some time the hrst OF the year.
Mrs. e q. Cunningham and Miss Ida
from Pleasant City. o., where they at
tended the Rebekah Assembly as dele
gates from the local lodge.
&. NJ. Atkinson and family attended
Sunday afternoon.
eron. were In town Tuesday spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Waid.
AIR. John Farley OF Quaker City. r. r.
- Is spending a few days here with
Roy e Dyer. OF Ravenna. spent a few
days here with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Gray n sister Mabel. stud
ents At The Elliott Commercial school
vacation with their parents near Woods
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. McKeivey. Of
Lalngs. were -transacting business here
o. e Huffman. OF Antioch. delivered
a Load OF gasoline here Tuesday.
Lainss. o, near woodsieid. Friday and
saturday. Dec. IL and IL.
The circuit court. consisting of Judge
held a short session here beginning
Tuesday at ! .: m.
Chas. Jones has accepted a position
in John Caton's barber shop.
DR.. Weber, Of Louisville. was n busi-
caller here Tuesday.
ness visitor here Tuesday and wednes-
day.
J. A. Wright purchased quite a num-
Der OF horses here Tuesday.
Mrs. n. G. Koontz has returned from
allen. ~
Miss Freda Dennis. OF New Castle
Pa, Is visiting relatives here this week
ANerill Bishop has returned from a
rev days visit with Wheeling relatives
day. "0n-
%. p, Caldwell. OF Bremen. O.. IA Wis
lung relatives In Woodsneld.
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADIZ. o.. Dec. IN. n Fierbaus
was here from Conotton Tuesday.
Mrs. A. O. Long was IN soio Thurs
Elmer Downer went to c~oshoctOn on
Mrs. Persia suesenEuth was in stsu.
bcnViUe last week.
Francis Wright Of Cleveland. spen,
sunday with Cadlz friends.
John sheriff. q Flushing. was the
"a ~ McFadden. Of steubenvnis. wa,
in CadiE Tuesday
a. o. Lynn. a chiropractor. r. here
from Davenport Iowa
Mrs. ,. p Smith and Mrs. Frank
Grove are In Pittsburgh.
r. a Scott was IN New York and
Haltimors q few days THE week
Mias Marie Baker vas with home
Rev. q ~ bloom D. In Auguhsta M.
Miss olive copeland was with friends
in Pittsburgh this week
Miss blanche Zimmerman has return
% from a visit on Canton.
Miss MARI D. Hanna r. with friends
NJ and Mrs D. g. Kane we're with
Henry Kane and family in Foiiansbes
last week.
ing a Few weeks with relatives In Penn
Mr and Nfrs Paul Reyes Of cisve.
land we're guests Of Mr. and Mrs a. D.
Mrs Charles al Addieman spent sun
day With relatives in and near bowers
Mrs Kate simmons vas o. columbus
George Arnold
Vivian Grissinrsr vas win his par
ents Mr ard Mrs 90 " Grlsrinrer a.
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Ruuyon. or
eteuhrufiIIr. unrf tho guests urf week
~ NJ and Mra Dallas Hunyon
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONGS MILLS. O.. Dec. -
"A Perkins and Cliford BnlingsIy
Lyle Scatterday and Orville Toothman
or were visitors here Friday.
H p Ttmberlake. of Columbus, came
friends.
Mrs: Bruce Jackson. OF warwood.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
son Moore in C~enterville the past week.
ChAs. Roderfer and Harry Welsh and
mother OF Shadyside. were at Center
vile. o.. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde McGaughy spent
SUNDAY with friends at Bethesda.
Miss Mary McKeIvey, OF BeIiaire. and
her mother. Mrs, Margaret McKelvey.
: Selmont, visited friends at Center
Ross stonebraker, a well known resi-
dent of this vicinity. died at his home
ness. Of heart trouble. The funeral took
place on Wednesday at Bendfork. where
burial was made.
on Monday night OF last week thieves
made an attempt TO enter the store OF
r. p Danford. The entrance was at
pried open, The attempt was not sue
cessful, however. and the thieves es-
caped leaving the tools they had used.
smith shop near by. The Fifty blood
hounds from 81. Clairsville were brought
70 the scene on Tuesday morning. but
failed TO strike a trail.
Misses Kettle and Murle Moore were
shopping in Wheeling Friday.
r. p stonebraier OF. SteHbsnViiis. spent
Thanksgiving nj their home.
A surpris party was rendered Mrs.
Ella Blaker. at her home on "Wednesday
evening. A delightful evening was spent
by the crowd which niled the house 70
OVERLOOKING
Mrs. Felix Mcconnell and children,
OF Belmont. visited friends at Center
Vile. the past week.
Mrs. Frank Dining. OF Smithport. Pa.
was the guest OF Mrs. u. p. Biaker. the
past week
Rev. Jay r. Johnson closed special
meetings at Beallsviile on Tuesday
night.
Miss Eulia Taylor. OF Shadyside. Is
clerking In the store OF T.. E. Danford.
=. T. Hoover and son. Carl and J. s.
Rush. drove 10 Marietta In their auto
mobile on Wednesday OF last week and
spent Thanksgiving with n riie HOov-
er. who n at Marietta college.
a Christmas Entertainment f. being
prepared az Concord church.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. w. Va. Dec Mic De-
loftcr. ~ Neham. la the quest Of Hff
cousin. Mrs Ida strlcklln.
Euasel Crawford Wa = business caller
% tlm Grove "wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Nrener and ION
Byron visited Mr. and ME- fonu Earnp-
son WedneeduV Nj sampson Dr. ra.
GOVERNS from a recent Illness
Mra John Millkru har been runer.
ms with a severe cold
Mrs. James Archer tnT dauaHfsr.
Madeline have recovered fr.m tuusiifia.
Mre Lena Thompson vac shopping ln
Dallas "wednesday
Mrs o. Or NaY hae nt.n rlunueI to
Der home with "a heavy coils
Mr and Mrs Wyiic horte VISITED
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HAY AND GRAIN
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. ". Va. Dec. 4-The en-
tlrc city was shocked this week By the
- = hailty who dropped dad on wall
street. Now York city. on Tuesday even
ing. ar. Bailey was one Of the leading
attorneys In this part Of west Virginia
ane mas played "a prominent part in
state politics for years.
Reports that the Central District Tel
ephonc Company. or the Ben interests.
wcuid buy out the The plant and equip
ment Of the Consolidated Telephone
Company. was officially denied TITS
week in a letter b. Mr.. ". g. Handlsn.
president OF the Consolidated Company.
Ar handlan wrote the letter from his
offices In Wheeling immediately after
MS return from a trip 90 New York
city. Both the telephone lines have cx-
t%ensive lines through this part OF the
AFTER q brief illness or
Herman Stiiiwcl passed away and was
INFERRED here Muudgy. Tie wns 10 years
oia and hus bycn prominent in local
when he has been attpndiug thc local
scnools Pie ives pitcher ou the high
star foot ball player.
Nrr. a D. Parrish died at nor home
in the itrft ward. at the age Of 90. after
rcsidcnee 81 many ycsr- in this city.
ono son. D.. 81 Parrish. of this city sur
wives her
o.. Aionxo Wilson parr.d away al his
home in Barbour county. aged 90. and
iufermFuf was made 900 fhIH citF. Hs
was o. brother fp William ana Isaac Wiz
| ". ".NN. |."N|"H NNN UA. N||N. e. MN|NNH
rent aErlrulturist and orchardist Of
Inia puft ot tnr state for many years.
Nuru. coos %rrlattca also live near Graf
ton.
Th- various authorities are having "a
huHF Wwr i@rr.tiug out the whiskoy
..HI De- being sold Boo Grafton. 1--WE
.funh. ed the EriHf before Mayor Gfn-
hHm one uIYruins this week ana iu each
.f.' INF ~NI.fnfuarr Zine was doubled A
nuouFarr o. given q fine 81 500 and
H nlrrrHd To serve SIS month"; in Jail
HutcIrYI ftfIrT d. Uaturld nua lu
.n h tgl1d of ~
tns rutfe STATE De bad zone from
nrH tnt.H eNfrr Do inspected the
et NIfEinin Inifcrsity to Terra Alta
of conditions found GO fIr state tuber-
'uInHIa rtuIfaTium There. aud made some
POI nuW'uIltioua Tor Improvement Tne
afn 'n o. ll'iign hnd mon
from thIa cItv Wher. Che West NIraiuts
80 lo1sed over tHe rround there in n
6issssi sith saa6iitiooi
fnrre U le Understood fhHf the various
state i1.Hfltiona educational roforma
3D.. fla bose IrriaIatlfe 81 Governor Haf
Nrld i" Irtrrmlnrd That tHey shall be-
rit intD good rhipe ar coon ar possible
while at'emuunr to kick a car colpi.
'ur r fHHf tUo fralsht cara would
..Ir." .Hf"rII. q D nnulru ~ This
. .a .Nf biz foot lr Too coupling and
maa N 30 .oa, 81 tss asis W.
0" NN. accident occurred Of
PEI. fmHn. E mIIrH from Grafton.
o. u"ud.n raa empigyfl ae hratr
30 fhla ritF end placed iu the Powell
Hospital
TIE torn Of federal court o. Enr
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

WOODSFIELD. o.. Dec. Nov. a.
j. r. Zwick. admr. Of Ida Zwick. nled
FIRST and final account.
Nov. e5-W. O. Wolff. admir-. OF Aus
tin J.. Robey. filed application TO sell
personal property at private sale. Or
der issued.
Nov. 27-Application filed to admit 20
record authenticated copy OF the will
Of Hannah Dufy
Proof OF publication OF notice OF A.
pointment Of Mary E Edwards. admir-.
Of Lizzie A Brown. deceased. filed.
John Burpy appointed guardian OF
Helen T.. Miller. Ct ano.
Nov. 2s-W. n. cooke appointed guar
dian ad ntem for Harold Jacksou ct al.
Application by Nell Gro. Co. and 9TH
ers 70 removc ". y. Moore. assignee. Of
Robinson q McNey. filed. Set for hear
ing Dec. 10. at 3 a. IN.
W a. Rice Med for citation TO accept
or r%enounce to administrator OF estate
OF VIM. Farnsworth. deceased. Hear
ing set for Dec. :. at ? a. m. Citation
issued and statement OF inventory nled
with auditor.
James G. White. admr. OF sarah NJ.
Holiday. nlcd first Ond final account.
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ton. but the session was not Important
a. no cases had been set for trial BoGy
Weiss was appointed jury commissioner
John ;. Brown was admitted to practIc-
along with another attorney. Chief Of
dee Deputy Marshal Thomas Joyce. of
Grafton. Vas among the officers that at
tended the opening OF court
An Important social event IN local So
ciety was the recital given Tuesday
evening by the Woman's Music Club Al
the Willard hotel. \ splendid program.
composed OF choruses. and vocal and In
strumental solos and Duets we're gwen
BY the club. A social session was given
after the program had been completes
club. The ladies' OF the club will held
their Md winter reception. which ~ the
big social event OF local soctety. will lie
Lloyd Heffner. OF Fairmont. visited
his brothers. Hugh and o. a Feffner. In
Miss Irene Foley has returned 60
Elkins efter n short visit here.
Miss Elizabeth Cou1chan has ~returned
from Portsmouth. Ohio. where she has
spent several weeks.
Grant bailey. who has been on a visit
10 relatives In New York for a month
past. has returned home.
DIT. l. J. Welkcr has gone TO Column
Dus. O. TO attend the annual meeting OF
the Ohio State Dental Society.
Miss blanche Guard is in Parkersburg
Tor a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Carder. OF salem.
for a few days.
J.. W. Cassidy. OF Pittsburgh. has been
visiting here for a few days.
Mrs. j. G. Duftey. accompanied by j.
M. Garvey and wife. OF Wheeling. have
returned from Wilmington. Del.
J. W. Proudfoot has returned from n
visit TO ~Morgantown.
Mrs. Thomas Cline and daughter. Miss
Nellie. are visiting relatives In Frost
burg and Cumberland Md. afterwards
intending to go to Washington and Bal
umOre FOR a couple or weeks visit.
Mrs. Lena Whiteford. OF Baltimore.
who has been visiting Mrs. Anna
Isaacs. has gone 10 Wheeling. where she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.. Williams
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilgallon. OF East
Liverpool. o.. have returned home after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. 6. NJ. Leigh.
Mr. and Mrs c.. N. Colebank have re-
turned to their home at Fairmont-
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Jno. : Wood. Of Akron. and Miss
Myrtle Cehrs. OF BenwoOd.. o.
James N. Lucas and Miss Freda IL
ma Fogie. both OF Bcailsville.
Swasey g.. botson. Of Smithheld. o..
and Miss Ethel Robinson. OF Franklin
township.
John W Pettay. Of Woodsheld. and
Miss Fannie l.. Giilispie, or Altitude.
O. " DALEY. Of Calais. and Miss
Hazel Carpenter. Of Seneca township.
Everett X. Okey and Miss Mae Mann.
both Of Woodsneid.
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N.NeLeft p DhlIs son Or = Weir OkNW.
and Miee Mae Mann. daughter 81 Mrs.
auann Mann. we're united iu marriage
Tuesday evening NJ The ~ 81 paraon-
see by Roy o. D. Carlos. The attend
ante we're Guy Mann. brother o. the
bride. ana Villas nulln nhrF. sister ~
fhe nrnun They have kept their many
ffIrulH Dub Ignorance na CO. the time the
Weddinr uu take place but neverfhr-
ieaf conErntulnurua are hearty ard sim
core hes viii reside iH W0udaneIH.
where Mr bFfY has ri good position nn
ho1fFeeuer Tor for1and uroa end has
Lnfrreafa ln several 0fl wells and leases
"'I nave n VIDE ar1unIutHnco ~
fendr who extend generalization and
best wInHnn
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. Export buying and
a good deal 81 uneasiness about harfn
from prolonged dry weather. In the 40
nestle winter crop belt ran up prices
to-day In the wheat market here. The
outcome was a strong close at Ia
to 2ac. above last night. other leading
staples too. all scored a net gain-corn
ia hc to isc; ats aalsc to &c and
provisions i0c TO I5c.
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ssx-PAttsrsOn 60.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Butter-Ffrm
andunchanEed.
Cheese-Steady. state who.c milk.
fresh average fancy 14ft 0fbc.
kEEs-irregular. state. pc-uuaNfrau.H
and nearby gathered whites 2sef5ic
FIour-gtcadv
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Nora Buscha 10 Lena NJ. Brown. %
acres. Benton twp. f325.
Bradford Gray and wife TO Roy G.
Gray, IS acres. Wayne twp. 81. 40O.
W. n. Gatchci and wife TO w. j.
Moore. part lot rs. Jerusalem, 800.
Catherine Meioun 20 a. r. Meloun. so
acres. Washington twp. $500.
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q daughter wac born fo Mr. and Me-
a n brown. November lr
NH"IF IrINnr has moved BITE family
from fhla place o. fha-etoehr farm on
Jerusalem n
The Monroe county horticultural and.
InHIfrr NHHHIIHfINu MET Ir fhr court.
room Friday evening OBJ complete a.
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Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. =. S1.10M1Il.
Barley-5s "a 75c.
Ttmothy-S3.75H5.5O.
Clover-flZ.00M 1850.
Pork-s16.50.
Lard-S9.T0.
Ribs-ss.12as.62.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Hogs-Recetpts
1I.oVO head higher. Bulk S6.7OQ7 .15.
hght 1-2O; mixed ~Ss.65u135.
pigs $500 u 100.
Cattlc-keceipts 2,0O0 head: steady.
Nauye steers $500 1850: western SIS IS
calves s6.IBQs75.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head. well
lambs $500 S.S5.
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Mrs Hannah stephens aged % years.
died at the home ~ her son David
stephens. ON Nevhart Ridge. Tuesday.
Dec T. fnterment Thurrdny afternoon.
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The River seine. its branches asd
nnala connect the city Of Houen With
one-nfth the ares and one-fhird tie
population Of France.
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The travelling men n this section
rendered Hon W g. Mooney. cnnrreaa-
man-elcrf ri banquet NJ the Hotel smith
Wednesday eveunE
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New casss IN Common P1sas cOurt.

J. u. Hogue ". J.. T. Christy. appeal.
Lititia Coniey and Isaac Coniey vs.
Mary Conley. Cecil Conley and Homer
Conley. action 60 set aside deed. etc.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Dec f=Crsdit bal.
ances $ a.. Runs t24.3fF average o.
ig1 shipments 51.411 r-errrr RI 500
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The X . n ~ enjoyed an oyster
supper az g. u. H~cinherr's
Saturday evening after lodge degree
work was finished.
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4 n. Morris u prominent citizen 81
Jerusalem died Saturday Nov. 90 MIss
Hiauche Morris. crr local photographic
is hia ~dau~htor
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Do " y, tIIIlsQle. q Le0anon, AM
Carl Martin Of MARI. have each pur.
chased new Maxwell cars.
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posed Of workers In seventeen indus.
tries
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FINANCIAL.

their aunt Mrs. Belle TaIbers. Tuesday.
Gus sax % Fulton. has been In thls
vicinity THE week buyinE poultry.
The attendance az the mecting "a the
p church L. very Euol considering
me hlnd ~ weather the weatnsr man -
handing cut 90 us.
The clay roads are IN a tfr dtie con.
ultlun now The heavy hauling TO the
station being crested al Majors
Vile together with The rain have made
The roads very tough.
MrH Mary Hart Allison. 20 Mourde-
vile ie sEendtnF a few weeks Win Mrs..
Clarence Mccullough.
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Mrs Frth-My husband b. e. perfect
brutci
Fricud-Tou smaze met
MrH Elrfn-Nra. ne D. since fHa
baby BEGAN teethlnE nothing VIII ouIrf
~ little angel but pulling nanaa heard
and-wuul1 you believe Wr-veatrrfav
BE- went r bad hls beard shaved or
Hrookiyn Eagle.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeling 1--we Stock comusssion CO.
WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 4. IL
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Open. High. Low. Close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
LEGAL NOTICE
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
AIOND.

VIRGINIA.: IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND:
Annie s. Dwyer. In her own right and
as Administrative of the estate OF
Lawrence Dryer, deceased.
We.
Lawrence Dryer, deceased,
BY decree entered in the above
suit on the 12th day OF October. 1914.
the court having directed an account
OF all the debts and demands against
the estate OF Lawrence Dwyer, de-
ceased; their nature. amounts and pri-
critics, if any. and to whom due" and
that notice of the time and place OF
taking said account be published once
week for four successive weeks in
some newspaper published in the city
OF Richmond. which publication shah
be equivalent to personal service of
said notice upon all parties Interested
in said enquiry, all such parties are
hereby notified that I have Gxed on .he
ssrd day OF November. 1914. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. and my office No. s1l
Travellers Building. Richmond. Va, as
the time and place to TAX. the said
account.
Given under my hand this Goth day
OF October. 1914.
g. CARLTON JACKSON.
Commissioner In Chancsry.
Wyndham r. Meredith. .. U.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23

she looked down at Mr.. smith. 141SN
ing:
II believe I am correctr'
oh you know returned the dtn.
trict attorney. you are doing thu 49,
tifyinr',
"pid Won GO into the kitchen ana
say. Il shot him."
"Jo r
" Did vou GO from the kitchen 10 the
pantry?,
mo, n
Made Nm f,onfcssi,,,, ts, NewrAaa
"Did YOU 60 into the once Il any
time on the night Of June s0.''
NO"
did you show Celia a revolver that
night?"
mo"
"Did YOU ever have a revolver ID
your hand?"
"Only a small one we kept In q
drawer
.Did Celia touch Won ON the arm
mat night?"
| No"
| "Did vou hear Celia testify Won said
Won were not going to do anything
more ?'
! yes"
is that trne?"
| NO"
! Mrs rsrr,,r denied that sbe had
gone into Celia's bedroom and said
/ to Celia: "Oh. what did I kill that
woman for. she is a stranger to me-"
Did YOU saw to Celia, I hope God
will forgive me-"
I mo"
Did she saw to YOU. God will for.
give ANYTHING except self-murder p"
NO"