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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Fink Frazier Nuptials.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis Fink and
Miss Xina Frazier, which was sol
emnized at the M. E. church Sunday
evening at 9:15 by Rev. r. S. Fair.
child was marked by quiet simplicity
Miss Dorothy Davies was the brides
maid and Mr.. Glenn Persons support
ed the groom, in the capacity Of best
man. About fifty friends witnessed
the ceremony.
Immediately after the service the
bridal party went to the Home cafe,
where dainty wedding supper was
served. Very pretty table decorations
were carried out in pink and white.
Pink roses formed the centerpiece and
the flower was the favor. The color
motif was effectively reproduced in
the menu. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Fink, Miss Davies and Mr..
Persons, Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Fairchild,
Mr.. and Mrs. Black, Mr.. and Mrs,
U. G. Roach, Mrs. Robin Frazier, Mrs.
Brown and the Misses Ethel, Trulie
and Edith Frazier and Mr.. Harry
Stultz.
The bride was gowned in accord
ance with the color scheme Of the
decorations, handsome crepe de
chine creation with a touch of pink
She carried sheath bouquet Of pink
roses. The brides maid was attired
In white.
Miss Frazier Is one Of La Plata
county's prettiest girls. She is tho
sAest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Mrs. Luella Cassell arrived from
Chicago last night on her way to
Cortez to spend the. summer with her
brothers who are well known residents
of the section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

At their regular meeting last even
ing the Pocahontas ladies perfected
arrangements for their entertainment
next Friday night. One Of the pleas
urcs the organisation hopes II has in
store 10 an excursion to Riverside,
June 2sth.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Miss Ollie Frazier, who has been
in attendance at the teachers insti-
tute, came down from Silverton this
morning on her way to her home al
Elco. Miss Frazier recently grad.
uated from the State Teachers col
lege but she never loses an opportun.
ity to improve herself in profes.
sional way, taking advantage of ev.
cry training course the section of.
fers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

w. w. Bylers, prominent Monte
yuma county cattleman, returned
from the eastern markets last night.
where he disposed of shipment Of
cattle.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Mrs. Albert Foster and daughter
returned this morning to their home
at Rosing, N. NJ. The girl was quite
sick and came to Durango for medi-
cal aid
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Principal G. F. Snyder this morn
ing came down from Silverton,
where he attended the normal insti-
tute. He speaks in glowing terms of
the excellent work being presented
there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

Frank Thompson, who now declare:
himself to be one of the most pro
ficient agriculturists that dwells or
the mesa, was in town last night for
getting ranch troubles for the while
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-15

State of Colorado La Plata County, ss.
In the District Court
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN DENNISON, DECEASED.
NOTICE.
OF Hearing on Determination of Heir
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ing her daughter. airs. G. = Remks. re-
turned 60 Kim Grove sunday.
The fonoNlng we're VISITING over
Sunday "a the home Of John culver,
Mrs. j. Minds and her son. Charles. ~
WhesnnE. aud HaEei and Henry stewart
% Martins Ferry.
Road Engineer Isaac Rogers. who has
about recovered after long illness. va,
cut here Friday. ana he vent over sew
sral OF the roads with District Super-
visor J. 4 Rogerson.
force OF men are working on the
Brown Kun road
Mrs. Anna bowler. OF short creek. Is
The guest Of Mrs. sam Robinson. OF Pine
AIT and Mrs James X Robinson and
family and Mr. and Mr. John Robinson
and family visited a. the home 81 Sauy
Robinson sunday.
Walter WhetEal visited rslatttes AT
Elm Grove Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. X SeuEcwalt OF East
Twenty ninth street. wheeling. visited az
the home OF :. Is Fisher sunday
An important event OF this week Al
ait. Onvet T. the comedy play on Thurs.
day evening at the hall
An enthusiastic agricultural meeting
was held az the Pleasant valley school
house Saturday evening.
Miss Alberta Mozsna 81 Martins
Ferry. g. visiting ~ the home OF her
grandparents near here.
The following persons were guests 81
the A. &. Myers family over SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs Ford Moore and their chill.
drcn. poris and John. OF West Wheel
Ing Mr.. and Airs w. T Hicks OF River.
view. Miss Alma smith. % MoundSviile
vile. and Mrs. Anna Myers. Of Wheel
ing
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Geo. Baron 81 ,'s s!s s's Nm. :.a. e 3D.
IMPENDING CRISIS In EUROPE
AFFECTS THE NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. July 2T,-The one sub
jsct OF discussion and cause OF appTe-
hension In financial circles to-day was
the impending crisis In Europe. This
condition was fOreshadowcd In the dem
oraliIed state Of the London market,
which was also bearing the weight Of
latest Developments IN Ireland.
Prices OF principal American stocks
we're on 10 points In London Cana
dian Pacific being weakest. At the
opening here declines were less extern
slve. but further recessions occurred as
the morning progressed. Canadian losing
total OF 49, and other securities OF
the frst class yielding 20 per cent.
Activity was grentest while prices
we're falling. Dealings In the 1rst hour
Appropriated 200. OOg shares and BY
noon the total had increased TO 35O. 900.
Pronounced betterment was witnessed
In the Afternoon. the entire market
gradually working towards substantial
recovery on Circumstantial rumors in
dicating that Austria aud Servia might
agree 20 submit their grievances to the
leading powers. Many OF the more seri-
Gus declines OF the morning were re-
duced By half or more and In a few
tnconspicuous instances actual gains
were made. Total sales asa. 800 shares.
Bonds were weak with break OF II u
points In Chicago and Indiana Coal rail-
way s. and ~ In New York city 4i.s
q 1898. Total sales. par value. "a
United states bonds we're unchanged
on call
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Butter. Egg and Chee.e

NEW YORK, July 27-Ruttsr. stead
Creamery extras 2s029c. frsta fs8
~ p ri 23hc. ladies current mas. Tr.t.
1oia ~ 2ic, seconds 1874 n zoe. paeFIrr
STOCK. current make 80. 2. 1871 ~ fqr.
tneese steady state whole milk
fresh. white or coiored. auerfaIs rtt. III
skins 4 U11ihc
~ 2ec. extra frata 28Teal. frst- ID r9
~ lsc. seconds is1 GOO. state penrreI.
Eania and nearby heuncfv whites atfl
aN.. n" Eathcred whites Z2u ZTt. go
browns at1 mixed Coiora 2On Csc
y lnur-F lrmer spring patents 90 rHrl
so. winter str1iEhts 50 Hu1fIU whit.
or f0T3b6
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P0LLANSBEE
Aaed Radiant Die


FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. July 81
Mrs. Annie smith one Of the oldest
and most highly respected residents
Of Follansbee. passed quietly away Al
the home Of her daughter. Mrs G. VI.
Brandon. on Banfeld avenue. sunday
morning. July 26. 1914. AZ o'clock.
Mrs. Smith was In the S6th year OF
Ter age. and had always been In good
health until only a few weeks ago.
when she began to weaken. and finally
was forced to take to her bed. from
which she was unable to rise She
had resided IN Follansbee with her
daughter for the past years. and was
well known through her many Chris
tan acts and loving ways. She had
been a member OF the Presbyterian
church all her life. and was very ac-
tive In church work. She was one
Of the first members OF the Follansb bee
Presbyterian church. and was the
founder Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. Smith was az one time a noted
singer. having come 10 this country
from Staffnshire. England. az n cho-
rus singer with a troupe composed of
Il number 81 relatives. She is sur
Nived by two children. one daughter.
Mrs. e. VI. Brandon. with whom she
rad made her home. and one son.
James Hiil Funeral services will be
held from the Brandon home this eve.
ming az Z p. no. Rev. Thomas G. Pears.
pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
will have charge Of the services. after
which the body will be sent 10 Wells.
Vile. o. for burial
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The following persons visited on sun
DAY 1t the home ~ J. r Rorcraon. Mr
1nd MrF. Frank Bird and son. Carmen.
gnd Mr. and Mrs william Rorcrsor ana
d1uEhfrr Zelda. ~ McMcchen. Mr. and
Mrs william Cooke. ~ Wood uni: Mr.
~. ', w .S,.l.arence Dorsey and Mrs
The Pleasant 500 Fpworth league held
h's,ne.- meeting NJ the church Mon
Miss ysft Marsh. ~ Cameron. f. the
F1sst - Niles Edna McCieary
Mle- MARI Ii1ruhro0k. ~ Indianapolis.
r ihe guest ~ her cousin. Miss Etta
NJ and Mrs " r Actsr. ~ p.tbi..
BON were guests Of Nr and Mrs g. W
We .ofnne sunday evening
The Marshall county court had r,-
rinrgr r1rtrur ont last week surroyin~
ine McMechen hll and Reilly hiU roads
lI pr fef nrtoI that The plans are 30
,.'.'i 1fn .Te these roads near McMechen
Mre q O. G1rvIn wac In Martins
E.rfN l1-f .rid1y visiting rc11fives and
gilnE i1e nov section of me Mar
Mies Ethel Mrrnis has returned from,
r. visit with friends and relatives =,
0n sunday Miss Ards Moron, ,,
W.,ood.9sle wae The guest ~ frisnds ~
Me. MARY . Graham End Mrs oliver
WHikln.. of Maynard. ohio. WIRE ufrIf.
inr at Silrerdais from Friday tiI Non
M!raes villa end Bessie MurrIn LEFT
on Sunday Tor their new home ~ C'fet..
land on Monday the rest 81 Inc w1r-
rln family vacated their residence a.
,.elhlehem. which they have cold 10 4.
Mics DORIS Hazieu returned to,,.
saturday after finishing mo rtr4,-er
terms work 90 the West Liberty Norrst
Mr. ana Nrs TT r ,.rcv $1,000
MguudFrIlle SUNDAY
hfs August Gieaeier. who was Welt.
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FoIIansbee Notes

Miss Margaret Ulrich was a Wells
buIE visitor last evening
William Williams returned INF.
morning 20 hts work AZ Wheeling after
p short visit with relatives and friends
W. Bryan visited friends In Inc
country today.
Herbert Martin was a Wheeling visitor
today
Mrs Charles Miller g. seriously d
~ her home on Main street Her ron
dillon requires the constant attention
OF nurse
Misses Ruth and Grace CLANCY are
visiting their aunt Mrs. Harry culr
n Columbus. Ohio They will be- rone
for six weeks
Miss Bertha Simpson left today n
tb'nd hfr summer vacation Of two
Hccks 90 shepherds Inn. Ohio
MISS Margaret Hancv Of HOLIDAYS
Cove visited friends in town on sun
Cay afternoon
August Mulley 81 Wheeling spent
Sunday with his family on virginia
Ave.
Miss Agnes McGrav Of Highland
avenue is on the sick lIFt
Misses Pearl and Marie Henry III
litteburgh. Pa are visiting their
aunt Mrs William McGraw. for the
week
vic Marlier returned last ovonipa
from visit with his folks at Nc
Donald. Pa
Wallace Banheld ~ trordaIe. %
spent Sunday a. HE home in the or.
rhard
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. O.. July e5.-ouite =
number from the Ridge attended the
eolored camp meeting at Smiths grove
Daniel Harper. east Of Barnesyine
visited with the family OF his daughter
Mrs William Stotlcr. sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey were shop
PING IN GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Park p Fisher. l. q. Nayior and
Samuel Dewies delivered some fine YEA
calves in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mrs william Boyd and daughter
Hilda. were shopping In Barnesvihe sat
Aaron DewIes was on the Ridge Fri.
day buying stock.
We had me rain here Friday after.
noon. which was badly needed.
Mrs Lake Howell was shopping in
Barnesville Saturday.
Miss Ruth Bailey was the guest OF
Misses Audrey and Inez Fisher Satur'
Mrs l.. q. NayIor was shopping IN
GAINESVILLE Thurs day
The Misses Michner from Bethesda
Tor wednesday and THURSDAY. way
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker and IN
teresting children. OF Columbus. have
IS ~ Naylor. They left "wednesday &c
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Parker. OF the vicinity OF Fairview.
Mr William King and daughter. Lefty
were flarnesvilie visitors saturday.
Mrs Herman McEndree was shopping
In Barnesville Saturday.
visited with the family OF their uncle.
John Brooks. last week
Spurs Thomas. Of near Slabtown. was
on the Ridge Saturday.
Howard skinner. west OF town. T.
staying with his uncle Lewis Naylor. a
few DAYS helping IN harvest.
Henry McEndree. Of Reiiaire who has
been visiting with the family OF his
uncle. John Brooks. returned home Fri
day
Master Harold Fisher visited with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs l.. II. Fore
man. OF Spetdei. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Naylor visited
their parents Mr. and Mrs I'd Gibson.
OF GAINESVILLE. sunday and attended
church ~ the Chapel"
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. Lake Howell attended camp
meeting a. Smiths grove. west OF
town. Sunday.
Mr.. William Benson and daughter. OF
Lower sandy, were shopping In
Barnesville Saturday.
Mrs. \. ~. Peddicord. Of Dora" spent
last week with her sister. Mrs. George
Luders. OF GAINESVILLE
Mr.. CPrl Moore. Of Pigeontown. was
BarneaVille visitor Thursday.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July 27-Morev on cali
teady 277is. ruling rate. pa. gf1afr,-
hld. = asked. ~ Time money sf-org-
~, ~ days. aWai 90 daya. asasr..
~ months. 81 mfH
.orrer.Quiet Spot ft7gs. electro.
sass ''-ilnE'
Lead .fastts GaqqL
surffrra s. n04rfO
Iron Quiet
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~ ? o'clock Monday morning at his
home on Irish Ridge. between Pleasant
valley and Viola. occurred the death OF
John Taylor. a former justice of tho
peace and n prominent resident OF Mar
shall county. The deceased had reached
an advanced age and had been an In
many years a member Of the Wolf Run
Presbyterian church. and his pastor.
Rev. H. 4. Riddle. will conduct the
funeral from the late residence wednes-
day az a. m. Interment viii be made
at the cemetery Of the Sand Hin NJ r.
church
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rnt,rtain.d MissionaI-y society

~ her nome on mozart Hill Mrs.
Frank Patterson entertained the Ladies'
Missionary society OF the Third Presby-
terrain church of Wheeling Friday after
noon and evening. The affair was IN the
nature Of n picnic on the lawns untfi
the rain late In the afternoon. The even
ing was pleasantly spent In the house.
and the picnic lunch was enjoyed by
about p ladies who were present
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The following young people 81 Tria-
delphia are camping for the week a. the
wildwood club. chnperouod BY Mrs II.
l.. Reed and Miss Maud wharton. Misses
Georgia Rentschler. Doretta otto. Adella
Herwig. Anna Smith. Sarah Dimmack
Marie Porter. Ethel Rempke Royda
Reed, Jean Armstrong. Mcssrs.- Joseph
Henry and Edwin Wickham. CHARLES
Weeks. Charles craft. Robert Green
Matthew DimmaCk. Louis Wagner. AL
bert Ru-t and John Mccoy
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Car RemodeIed.

Car Number on the steubenviIle
MeIIsburg and Weirton Railway has
been remodeled and IL now one ol
the best and r. the most comfortable
car Tor passengers on the line. A new
uo0r mas been placed in the car and
the exterior treated with a fresh Goa,
81 paint and much 10 the convenience
OF me passengers the seats have been
npholstereh
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viii Enter Suit

The. case Of James Scardina against
Zoe Hozac charging him with break
,nr his leg will likely be taken IA
mghcr court Last week Hozac was
arrested and In a trial was found
Euilty OF assault and battery and y
civil suit h. 10 be re-entered for Tho
purpose Of recovering damages caus
ed BY breaking the boys limb
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HAY AND GRAIN
SHERRARD


The T a. circle or rairview held their
annual picnic I'm Elmer W. Dorsey's or
chard Saturday afternoon and evening
There was a very good attendance. and
all enjoyed "A good time A baseball
game between Fairview and Glendale
was a feature. and q. r. DeVries. Of
Glendale. delivered an address on agri-
culture. TIE circle cleared about $40
from the sale OF refreshments.
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Chief Of Police Addison Barnes was
called 20 the mill on Sunday morning
10 shoot a large grey horse. one 81 the
best draft horses in use AZ the mill for
several years past Betsy a. the
stecd was called. was heard making
an unusually loud noise BY the stable
boss early sunday morning. and upon
invcstiEation 40 was found the horse Z
lor had been broken Just how 10
happened could not b. learned but IL
probably fen during the niRht The
loss % tho company De- heavy. a. the
horse was well fitted for mill work.
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The last service 10 be held ~ the
Presbyterian church for one month
vas held on Sabbath morning when
Rev Pears preached n strong sermon
" hiCh was proceeded BY a short child.
tfns' sermon which was wonderfully
Illustrated The pastor will take HE
summer vacation during the month Of
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~ whore he will conduct the county
sunday school convention Tresday ana
"wednesday and 0n Thursday and Friday
Do viii conduct tho Giimer county sun
oaN school convention ~ gfenvius All
~ The county sunday school conventions
That have been held frfs YEAR have bso7
wen attended Miss Martha " Graham
elementary superintendent o. the a..
fu.IHfInn viii also attend the conveu-
fInua.
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parcel post sale and ice cream 80
clal VIII be given this evening by the
Bethlehem Hees' and the junior class
o. the bethlehem Union sunday school.
~ VIII be held At the Bethlehem school
mouse. and the proceeds will be added
10 the chapel building fund
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Low payson You sure r6t svipdIed
On hat auter' ] told Won NOT 10 INV
anything from a stranger
Ed bodd - lie wasn't n stranger I
FeHn mat Teller somewhere about
seven years ago Judge
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Tho Enworth league ~ tho Pleasant
liill " r. church viii give n lawn fete
wednesday evening. July 90 on the
lawns near the william Remke rest
dence. Everyone BE- invited.
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Pelroleurn

or. CtrY. "a fuiv III s--6t, 81
nnres no Runs sa4s9t ry....
.sioS Shipmentc e2gt0t. aversre
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Pittsburgh Stock.

WHEELING ". Va. July %. -
ne active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
aaliy ~ a. " Masten a Co. bankers
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Mrs George Hog. Of wheeling creek
vas taken 20 the Haskins hospital Mon.
DAY. To-day she will UNDERGO an oparn.
ton Tor r. generous trouble
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 77-Hope that wsr
might yet be avertsd made the wheat
market react sharply to-day after a de-
sioSo adNshce- The close was nervous
outcome was unchanged to a c up and
Tor oats unchanged To &c off Provis-
IONS scored net gain OF lOc 20 25c.
Articles / Opon. | Hish. Low I C,in..
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tll-Transfer books close July gfst
Tor - cash dividend payable at once
l4l-Iranafcr books close July 18Th
August g.
90 Transfer books close July q for
4fs cash dividend Iayable August 1
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. July %. ~
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. y. Masten a Co. brokers.
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Top. what do We mean By Saving
discretion b. the better part ~ valar7"
GENERALLY speaking. my son. We
Judge
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CHICAGO. July 2T-Receipts 40 ooo
head. strong; buD ts70n 3 %. iight
ss.s5 y s.l5; mixed is.5509.15. heavy
q 9O5. Ne' S''oV
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head: steady.
beeNes $500 1900. steers x6.4OdS3b:
and heifers SASS q s.25. calves i7.5Oa
Sheep-Receipts 10 900 head. STEADY.
lambs s6.OOds25
PiTTSBIRGH, Pa. July 27.-CattIe-
Dull; supply. 100 loads Choice 80 % n
s.2b. prime. Ss.65Isa0
sheep. Higher: supply. 20 double
decks Prime wethers. 1878 a $50: culis
SIS. s''V'V
Veal calves-siobOaIO.75
hoss-i9weri deceipts, so double
decks. Phime heavies SO 256fg 40. me.
diums. heavy and light workers and
pigs, 1915 n9.5O; roughs, sSO0as2b
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FINANCIAL.

August. Sunday school will be held
as usual each Sunday morning at
g:45
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ATTENDS CONVENTION

Secretary r. Arnold ~ tho West
NifEinla sunday school Association ffff
yesterday Tor 9asraway. HraHtou euun.
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Bloch Bros T1h n
tiBl0ch Bros n com
Central Glass ~
ConFervatlve Life Inc
Fost0ria Glass
German Wire Ira Go
Hazel-Ttlas Glass
Home Wire Iua Co.
Imperial Glass ..
Laheila Iron Works
Do common ~
Market Audit m. .
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WHEELING. ". Va July ~ "a
The following aunfafto-s ar ~. 80.
eetNe stoke ~ the wheeling marker srs
sorrected daily for Tue intelligence ~
building.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va, July 81 4

veal calves and Fresh Gown
veal calves. good TO choice 10 90 u 10 81
Ncel calves. fair TO good. OO6fi 10 00
idght' heaYy q com. calves s OOu . 90
fresh Cows. ext. per nd. SO OOal7O 90
fresh cows. common 20 fairs 90 40 %
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tp-Transfer books close July send
Tor u cash dividend payable August II
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WHEELING. W. Va. July 81. IL
active stocks OF tho Wheeling marked
are corrected daily for the IntelHgencsr
6y Geo. W, Baron. local broker and a
X harshall. manager bond Department:
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U)-Transfor books close July ~ for
per cent cash dividend payable Au-
gust LIST
- Transfer books closed July "a for
-, cash dividend payable August l.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. July 2T. IL
Corrected daily for the Tntcliiger~sr
oy the Fidelity Investment Association.
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Baron Local Stocks.

1)-Transfer- books close July 20 fs
30 cash dividend payable August Is
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JERRY ON THE JOB.

WE OFFER FOR SALE
rs FoSToRIA GLASS
S CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
IS WHEELING STEEL & IRON STOCK
so WHEELING STEEL IRON RIGHTS"
so WARD BAKING PREFERRED
100 WARD BAKING COMMON
IS NEURALGYLlNE
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Cash quotations were a. folIows.
Kye-No. ?. 66a67e.
Barley-49 " sec.
Timothy-S4.O0T 1850.
Clover-Si0.00N 1900.
Pork-S22.g5.
Lard-S992
Hibs-S1l.s7al225.
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Total sales I.7Os shares.
MITCHELL & STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.
WHEELING. W. Va. July 81 "a
The following quotations on the more
actNe stocks OF the wheeling market
corrected Tor the lntelligencer by
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