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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
To Act on Stockholders Petition.

A communication has been received
by John Muir & Co. from the secre-
tary of the United States Rubber
Company saying that the petition of
more than 700 stockholders. represent
ing $500 shares, for greater pub
LEFTY in the company's affairs, will be
acted upon at the next meeting of the
board Of directors on September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
Receipts. OG3 head. none on sale Feeling nom
iuai.y steady.

Chicago Sept ll-HOGs- Receipts 1000 light
strong. others "cak. bulk S6sOS$ IS light -
.ough. $6.-juS6i5. plgs S65OeSi.,5. CATTLE
Receipts. 800. s'cail beeyes sl.l0e $40. 70: COWS
~ tcn steer. <t.1U@ $50; calves. $500 81 80
ShEEfUheeelpis. z.gIg. s.'ohs: native; S..3s
Cincinnati. Sept. ll.-HOGs - Receipts 500
se.ty packers and butchers $. :5@ $. - common
10 choicc s. so 10: says. $40 =, IS. cArrLE
-kec,ipis. 400: STEADY: calves slow. jgsil.
sIiLLl-lteevpts. 100; steady lambs stead. ana
active. hesvcs. 81 600 -: heavy Yorkcrs s. jO@
$.j5. Hsnt lorkot,. S.25ss $50: piE si.i0@ss.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-kecs pts, 200 steady: top
loo tad, tor r 81, is''''' ~
Last buffalo. Sept. Il CATTLE Receipts 1850
s ;S% 81, ana ;51 1I COO fairs .c .S%
heavy. $1,000 s.. 20. mixed $500 1855: Workers.
80 ~, ), ;s Ps; "ijSitN rGrs t9s So
ccip.s. LOO; artLe and steady: lambs 500 81. IS
lear,inss. SijO9 'I.:5; weLleG, Seize $3.50; ewes
Kansas city. Sect ll.-HOGs- Receipts. 900 ;
aud butchers. S5..jass light. s, 900 s.: pigs s;a
steers. So j0NSloIO dressed beet s,eCr, Sssse 40
southern ,teers j5.SjsS s2j: COWS. S4ssI %; helf-
halls. $3.50 SOS. calIes. $6s,i050. SHEEP
Receipts, none: steady: lambs. s. io@ss.6j: year.
ings. fC.jOeS: weIhers. SJoe'6j 30. ewes. $50
81 Louis. sept lI-HoGs Receipts 200: :
steady pgs and Lights. St.JOa >A.@5. niNed and
but hers. SSsSS.j; good heavy. N?5aN.i5.
CATrIE-l.oce9is 800. steady. native beef steers.
81 500 SO - }carhg steers aud heiiers. ts.jO3
SO. COWS SlgSs. stoc.cn and feciers. S6.ts % /.
Teas aud indian sieeis 800 s.. y. COWS ard
he.fefs. HP}e.lo. native calves. 500 30. sHEEP
-Rcccpts. 900. steady lambs. s. SEQ s. IS
SHEEP and ewes S. 50HSs.N0
Louisville. Sept. il.-SHi.EP AND LAMBS-Re-
cclws. a.. making total Of $3.50 for the week
Markc; showed material change from Yesterday .
uost lambs. TH@Sc: butcher lambs. 5aGJsc. oulls
lose: best fat sheep. a. g Sc. medium aud com
mon. sss ~ ga93c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September IL. 1915.
BEEVgS.

New York. September II. 1915.
BEEVES.
Receipts 3jj lead. mainly consigned direct 20
local ,Iaughtercrs. No trading. feeling unchanged.
Dressed beef quiet ordinary 10 choice native sides
selling at l2H liiac peg b.
CALVES.
Receipts. 10 head. 627 sale Yeals almost
nominal and JUS; about steady grassers and year
!ugs ucmOrslzed. with almost demand.
uc. line OF j0c@sl about 500 unsod Ordinary
10 good veas sold at S9@ 81. 80 per 100 10. a few
choice grasscrs picked cut and sold ior 1915 :
Eo other sales reported. Dressed calves dull and
unchanged.
Salrs-Kens Commission Co. veal. $50 10,
$500 per loo 10. 2 100 50. 10 z-a,sers (,e-
lectcdl. 81. S.7j
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES. l. bb,. *l2jasl.65. Jersey.
round. BAG Sos. 80: long. sl@$.l0 Dbl. 7jcS
ST.. southern. No l. hbl. slasl.j0; southern
sweets. iG$l75; bsk. 40dj0s: Jersey. bsk. 20 d
lt'. red. EliOC NIB s,a'c and Jersey. small.
yellow. 500 zoe. red. 80 7jc. Nd and Va. bsk.
TNt0c: BIOL. SlaSl2j. Orange County. red.
bag Slo >l-j yelnw. slgtl..j; Conn VALLEY.
yellow. bag. Sl.2jH $50: AhTICHOkES. Cal.
drum. $Jns7: BRU SSELS SPROUTS. nearby. at.
"a l-c: BlANS. stare. wax. bush bsk. coca 81
green. 80, 81. bag jO@ 7Jc. nearby. 5sk. jOce 81
bag. 5l0 &c: Va. green. bsk. 500 soc: cranberry.
N.-j@SLo0: BETS. nearby loo punches. ;jc@
81: to.n on. bhi. Sl9 - CARROTS. nearby.
ucw, Dol .jcMSl: 100 lunches tocasl. CORN.
Jersey per 100 jOca$l.jO CACLHLOWEaS.
Western J. crate u doz. 7ic9 81 -: state.
$l.2j. CCCtMBERS. state. bsh. 6Ocasl: l. l.
hbl. $20S3: Jersey. hsk. jOc@ 81 cucJlber pickles
bbl. .l@> s'ate. b,6. 1jc@N: CELERY. state
aud Jersey. bunch 100 3jc: Standard craze, 81 q
Sl.jo; CARRIAGES. pcr 100. sl@$4: Dbl. ESQ zoe.
red Sl@$l.2j; EGGPLANTs. Jersey. Dbl ijc@
$i.2j: bsk. t0a soc. 81 a. crate 400 SOC. LET
TtCE. state. per doz craze. 30c@S: doc
crate. 5000 81 % bsk. 309ijc nearby. bsk asa
zoe. LIMA BEANS bSk. 81 a 81. %: bag. siG 81 IS
MI SHROOMS. bsk. j0cG$2 OkRA. Jersey. car
r.er. SlNS2. bsk. Ni0aS2.jo: PEAS state bsk.
NWf2: bag. Sle SIS: Va. bsk. SOC :. PEPPERS.
ercen. Dbl, jOG7jc. red SlaSl.J. cheese. green.
J0cgS 81 red 81. .jSSLjO. Italian. green. SOC 7Jc
red. 60e 1jc; Cuban. green 7jcs 81: red Sl9sl .
tADlSliES. yer 100 buncheq, Ijca 81. ROMANO.
hsE o.. crate. 2jc@ 81; SPINACH. bsk. BE:
SQUASH Hubbard. Dbl. 75cGN: marrow. jOa
NirS. white. ~. seas ruts5ags. Dbl bag.
400 soc. TOMATOES. Staten Island. box. $50 soc
Jersey 200 i0'. Jersey. carrier. 500 zoe. WATER
CRESS. leo punches. Sl@fl.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
corToNsEEO OIL.

Prices Ia the coiiCnseed oil market we're again
n-n ard al the close were net unchanged 10
points higher The strength il the market was
based on further buying credited 10 Wall street
mi rnffcn h0uscs and was believed % b, the
result %; the recent rise 700 cotton. reports ~
higher price, FOR ccttCnscei in the south and an
b,frc az hedging pressure against crude OIL. sea
timeut was divided. however. and some leading
commission houses are anticipating heavy oNcts ~
oil early IN october. and say that the actual de
maud is not more than normal. Range ~ prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES.


Tn, provision market vas inactive ann p loneJ
were irregular slightly 't'aie, tone F,,n 1r,i,r
e.rlv I'm tho LAY as q result NJ me sharp GI,ii,r
a. -, ,0t moderate receipt, ~ hogs Sell
rrc~surc developed on the advance 4d at Iae
ro,, pork aud lard were rasf. although ".S Cbi
cor,D,roti,cIy steady I,eceipts ~ hogs a. IN
cag1 were 900. estimated Tor Monday Ioo At
f0r next l0j 900: kansas cry r.rl'es ~, s a.
family Sla0s2 short. Gear. ST." >i53p en- ~
,icaIy Mcss. $l7osiS; family. >l,.'o, ESQ
nVFSSFD Hogs steady Bacous. ll%c; 49, d.
liz. I5o h. il.c. li9 d. I2 r. Pig r., ~ e.
- M t.aigt,r: Il m. I4n lll1c. picN'eh
vans 49, dui. 'qudicd I2ia l3ac TALON Bs,gS
steady. srcla. 90: city. '4s@ a.. sSi.S
81. siiy iari' s,cAdy: quoted. SIC rsnn;d
lard quiet; continent 81 10. South America S1.oI
Urazu ksgs $1,000. compound s'eA'P apoLn
;m7i,c STEARINE- Steady. oLEO, 'i'c' 'iV
,arI .feariur uias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
EGGS.

Receipts. SO. cases fresh gathered extras per
dozcu 2Si -Jiac. extra nrsts 2oi2 a-,iec tir,ts.
2ia 35i.c: seconds. ga 23izc. thirds and poorer.
l9a2Iisc. drties. No !. 20ig "a 2lc; No aud
poorer. lSa zoe. checks. good 10 choice dry 1910
special marks. fancy ga g2jc. frsts 23e24c.
second. .li3@-2i.c. thirds or poorer. Isa2lc.
state. Penn aud nearby. heuuery whites. fine 10
fancy. $50 35c. ordinary 10 good. 27R32c. gath
cred wite,. a, 10 lie aud quality 2ja 3:c. West
ern. gathered whites. ~ a 2gc. state. Penn aud
nearby. heuuery browns. 900 32c. gathered brown
and mixed color. - 2ec. NEARBY. refrigerator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

earnings of the same roads for the cor
responding period year ago; also for
roads that reported for the two pre-
cedng months, together with the per-
centages Of loss compared with last
year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September II. 1915
BUTTER.

Receipts 9Gii packages. creamery. extras l92
s.orel. .5l-r. higher ,coras. -'o !iisc. hr,is ga
dairy. finest 2Jr. good to prime. -3ie w -4iec. COM
mon to fair -l1 -jc. renovated extras. - first.
creamery fr,ts 92i. "a BE. ladies. current make.
trsts. -lis "a -2c: seconds, &c. .o"cr gfadc'. 100
zoe. packing stock June make. rne. 2oizr. current
make nue. 2gc. No .. l9isc. lower srades.
10. ,gl9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
SUGAR FUTURES.

Open!ng quiet points higher 10 points lower.
the future. market continued inactive throUshou,
Tho session and the market closed easy, unchanged
Ia A ue- dcci inc o. 1 points, With sales FOR the
day go tons. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

81 Ford Hook box. 75cg.l50: Del and Nd
acreage Jumbo. crate tl@S!j0. standard crate
5ic@ Sl.7j. CASABA MELONS. Cal. Two thirds
81, WATERMELONS. carload. 800 a $500; 100. $40
Hs3g. DANCES. Cal. box. $3.50 ass; CRAZE
LIZ. 4, It'll ~ box SIC 81 Su6,n S3H $50 t,io
PLES. Porto Rico. ned Spanish. crate. 6Oc@ g IS ;
tunsn. 5jc@ Sl.ij smooth Cayenne. Fla. Sl.Ijs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
WEEKLY Suu1Py OF ROND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

changes all bonds
eked
"
This the stock
date$G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid md asked prices Tor stocks which
arc listed but which were not dealt IN
ON tho Stock EXCHANGE SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
ROND SALES on THE SIOCh EACHANGE
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1915.

honda nm Exchange Saturday
aeo ooo nn q 100 Friday week sts
Exchange Total from January 10 e against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
SHEEP AID LAMBS.

Receipts. ..9jj head: cars sale Sleep
steady. lambs nfm 10 4 shade higher. sheep te~esl
sold at s. 80 $3.50 per 100 10 yearlin.s. $3.50.
lambs. $500 >9.6-i. Dressed mutton slow. a.
So lie per DO. Dire is-I lambs. "a IJc
saies-Aclus Commission Co. 81 W Va lambs.
80 Dbl average. S3.6ei2 per 100 10. 90. D.. 50 -.
- sheep Ia. $3.50: u. SO. S3.25.
Newton 3 co. 80 Va lambs. q 10. 80.
= Sanders. l3i state LAMBS. % b. 1910 IL
yearln2s. ~ $3.50. ~ sheep. rs S.25.
roDm 4 shannon 90 '. lam0s. 81 h. $50.
20 sheep - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Alexander. Dbl. $50 $50: wo'f River.
$50 s. so. Mcintosh. SeaS3j0. Wealthy S.as2 q:
Beiihamer ssg So liouah. 81. 500 s-2j. Maiden
Blush. SlJOgS1.25. Cul,er. WEZ.5O. Cooling
iL75e $50. Duchess $50 .Grlycn,tein. seui$ ::
Twenty ounce. $50 10 s. %. Northwestern Green
lug. e. 500 1850 Grceniug. <l75gs2.5O. Baldwin.
Sl.5ja s. - Fan and Holland Pippu. sl.jogS3.
orange P9pln. 81 j0at2 80. Rib Plppin Sl75e
5: 20. common. SleSl7j. as 10 kinds. b,k 1850
$l.ej; PEARS. Bartlett Dbl. S4.50e 81 -: bsk. 7ic
aSl..5; keg. 7jcg rs. Capps Fs,orite bbl
s. ioG 81: bss. flgN.2i; keg. Sl--l "a $50: L.
Conte. Dbl. 81. 2jGs g. hlefrer. Sl.25aSe. Seckel
Dbl. S4RS6. Bcurre Bose. bhi Se75mS3.sj: Bcurre
Clargesu. S250@ $3.50: Beurre dAniou. s. go
s. p: sheldon. s2jo@S s. So: PEACHES. nearby
and state, carrier. l0ca 81 % bsk 200 soc: South
em. carrier j0c@tl.le. bsk. goa 500. bush blk
goa SOC. PLUMS s-lh h.k. 90 l.c. Is ID h,N lGa
s2c 20-lb bsk. $50 o0c. carrier 50ca 81 bush hsA
.ocdsi.s5: GRAPES up-river. Del. case. i0GGIc:
up.rtver. Niagara 500 65c. Worden. 400 j0c. Con-
cord. iOGjoc; Moore Early. 400 lor. Champion
= 90: nlack. IN nsk. ,wSc. tlGS. Va. o.
lea lsc. CRANBERRIES Cape Cod bhl $50
$50: STRAWBERRIES. %. 5&l5c. BLACHBEK-
RIE.S a. Ga Toe. RASPBERRIES. pint 3Sjr.
~ CkLEBERRIEs Penn and Ier.ey. q. Ia Toe:
Nova Scotia. 100 l6c. MI SkAlELONS. Racay Ford
col. pink nests. fat case. 81 % q slsT. cat
standard crate $50 Sa.75 pony crate, 81 fat crate
Sl50SSl 90. Ind. standard crate. Slj0G s.; Jer-
sey 55ee $3.50. 3?-Gt crate. 75cefI.25, boz. 50c@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12

II. Union Trust Company of New York has two we'll
Inc R,,n.be for its uptown businesshe 18th Street
Bs"cb the Of the bus, Fifth Ave nus Sb district
and the Plaza Branch at Filth ADenue anu '' "ee' Just
onnosite the entrance Central Park
IT,. facilities Of all the Offices of the Company arc
aa"r.d to Jeposors of either Branch of the Main Office
at 80 Broadway.
The Union Trust Safe Deposit Company, entirely owned
b bc Union Trust Company conducts modern safe deposit
vaults at both Branches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Advance
on Commercial Demand
and Short Covering.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WHEhT

Sew YORK september ~. i'','
The wheat market Wds a'if' anL IT,
cited with violent price changes t4Il5 ~,
the day the market became strong. ana
advanced rapidly. until they shoWe' i,'te
gains ~ 90. % o." from tac previous Iii.
Tho buying mot ,moUf was Tho o..
~ Surth.r in LEGATIONS of stroncth I'm the com ,
morcal position and the general aus. ,,',,,,,
offerings NJ winter wheat. cash p.''" ,,'.'e
ws-e We'll maintained and exporter
81 o., Ie bayirp great 3lr.ults lu pi''-l
lne cash wheat WITH which 20 ODD '.' ''"
tracts. - clio iirturn.
Sot,s ,t, had been abio 90 vitnstai !
The adyan,c on THURSDAY ana frii"y ,-t,,
forced TO cover Late in th~ Day lhr ',n'a',i1u.,
developed an easier tone ufi'F ',,..ta,.ci
he large cash houses closing not uh'"a'''
In the local cash market No red l.i,,.e, al
wheat AMI y, iati winter "sIt ,tti,,,lnt.
81 i-S 81 Z %erv YORK.. ~eptcmne. aHl, >..-tb-
%o I Northern Iu,u;h SOL an1 80 wv
.rn Manitoba. epsc q 8 T. buhai'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

s. 900 Lake Sup inc IS p 20 ~
900 Leh Nv con as ssi. ssi. 9s -
, 0c0 Phila Co con S. IS. So. Ss ~
1000 Unit Rys Inv 81 70 20 70 -,
10. O0J Span-A Iron Is. lOl l0l l0l VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL. BONDS.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

\ yCuy 4,s.I9,T. May 1000 .......... esh
81 900 ........ 1913 Do as. 1864 oel
Do fi.C 1860 1.uVv .--.....- ''t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
Hay AND STRAW.

HAY-Large balcd. timothy No l. per ton. s25G
SO. No 20 No =. Sl950@S23j 30. shipping. tlSa
SEQ. fancy light clover mixed. SEQ S23 RYE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-12
RAILROADS
MINING.

10 Boston & Alb...is+ lS iS i9
10 Boston Elev 49,, y e IS n
% Chic j 6 ; Y prlOik lOis. io4is lAa
20 Mass Elec ...... 81. So 81 81
W End 81 Ry pr s. 50 s. q
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-04-15
No Use to Try and Wear Out
Your Cold 1t Will Wear
You Out Instead.

Thousands keep on suffering
coughs and colds through neg
lect and delay. Why make your
self an easy prey to serious all
ments and epidemics as the re-
suit Of a neglected cold? Coughs
and colds sap your strength and
vitality unless checked in the ear
ly stages. Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery is what you need the
first dose helps. Your head clears
up, you breathe freely and you
feel so much better. Buy a bot
tie today and start taking at once.
ADV
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-04-15
When the Big European
War Ends.

What will be theyresult when
the European war ends? Our
Democratic friends blame the
European war for the hard times,
but is not the opposite true?
Hard times were here before the
war came and the balance of
trade had turned against us for
the first time in twenty years.
The war has changed this and TO
our own advantage The tre-
mendous exports of foodstuffs,
as we'll as the huge amount of
war munitions and supplies we
are now selling abroad, have not
only turned the balance of trade
largely in our favor, hut thOu&-
ands are now employed filling
European war orders who were
idle men wi en- the war began.
When the war ends, the tremen-
dous exports of foodstuffs will
cease and the orders for wal sup
plies ard munitions will be can
celed, resulting in a great in
crease of the army unemployed.
The nations now at war will de-
vote their energies to trade and
industry, and the rest of the
world will lend their best efforts
to foCd our markets. With the
great nations of Europe engaged
in mighty war, our imports un-
der the present free trade" bill
already averaged nearly a quar-
ter of a billion dollars more than
under the Payne-Aldrich bill.
What will be the result when all
the nations are at peace and are
eagerly contending for our un-
protected markets?
That imports will vastly in
crease few will doubt. Increased
imports mean more American
dollars sent abroad, more work
for the foreign workshop and less
for American labor. This is a
poor road toward prosperity, and
until we return to the policy OF
legislating in favor of American
labor and American products,
rather than that of the foreigner,
we can expect a continuance Of
the present unsatisfactory bust.
ness conditions. - Perrysville
(MO. } New Republican Era.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-04-15
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

filed in estate of Levi N. Miller.
Sale of real estate confirmed
and deeds ordered in estate of B.
F. Corpess.
Last will of Clarissa A. Ford
was filed for probate and record.
Inventory and appraisement
filed, also first and final account,
in estate of Sarah Albright.
Petition to sell real estate filed,
order of appraisement issued and
answer and cross-petition of Hes
ter Oakes filed in estate of Dav-
id Oakes.
Order of sale of real estate re-
turned in estate OF Catharine
Kershner.
Account of final distribution
filed in estate of Godfrey Leath-
erman.
George Kershner was recon-
mitted to the Dayton State Hos
pital.
Last will of Frederick Poep-
pleman was admitted to probate
and record. Bernadina People,
man, widow. elected to take un-
der the will of her late husband.
Application filed for appointment
of an executor under said will.
First account filed in guardian
ship of Theodore Lucbking.
First and final account filed in
guardianship of Lillian Eagan.
First and final account filed in
estate of Brazil Hogston.
Additional bond in sum of $500
filed in guardianship of Elizabeth
]. Martin. Order of sale issued
in same. Elizabeth A. Tritt filed
answer and cross-petiti0n in same
regarding sale of real estate.
Second account filed in estate
of Fred L. Beisner.
Last will of Clarissa A. Ford
was admitted to probate and re-
cord.
Petition TO sell real estate to
pay debts filed in estate of VIM.
Carter.
Order of appraisement of real
estate issued in estate of Lydia
A. Bergman.
B. E. Delk was appointed ad-
ministrator of estate of Burl Cor
win; bond $4,000.
Grace Jetferis filed answer in
case Of Isaac Brown, executor of
estate of Jessie Brown, versus
Oscar Brown and others.
Order of appraisement of real
estate issued in estate Of Noah
Foutz.
Third account filed in guard
ianship of Earl Marchal and 9TH
ers.
First account filed in guardian
ship of Lucy C. Simon and 9TH
ers.
| First account filed in guard
ianship of Walter Heironimus.
Bernadina Poeppleman was ap.
pointed executrix of estate of
Frederick Poeppleman; bond
$4,000.
| Account of fiual distribution
filed in estate of A. J. Surber.
Petition to sell real estate filed
in guardianship of Ira J. Lam
bert and Others.
| Statement in lieu of account
filed in estate of Mary ]. Eliker.
Second account filed in guard
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-04-15

Second account filed in guard
ianship of Anna Triebold,
Application filed for an order
to invest funds in estate of Dan
iel Brock.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles C. Knose, 20, farmer,
Morgantown, Ind, and Goldie M.
Byers, 10, Butler township. dau-
ghter of VIM. B, Byers.
Henry Sease, 20, farmer, Mon
roe township, son of Samuel
Sease, and Gertrude E. Fryman,
II, Monroe township, daughter
of George W. Fryman.
Lawrence E. Schmidt, 81,
switchman,, Bradford, and Mrs.
Edna w. Lowell, 80, Bradford.
COMMON fLEAG COUkT.
NEW CASES.
20541-Jacob Williamson YER
su5 Estate of Sarah ]. William
son; on appeal.
20542-Lizzia Schnause versus
Ohio Electric Railway Company
and City of Greenvillo; on appeal
from docket of Squire Brandon.
2O543-Mary j. Arnold versus
Ohio Electric Railway Company
and City of Greenville; \on ap-
peal from docket of Squire Bran
don.
2O544-M. w. Laurimore YER
sus Ohio Electric Railway Com
pany and City of Greenville; on
appeal from docket Of Squire
Brandon.
2O54E-The Dorman Grocery
| Company versus Ohio Electric
Railway Company and City Of
I Greenville; on appeal from dock
ct of Squire Brandon.
20546-The Indiana Brewing
Company versus Ohio Electric
Railway Company and City of
Greenville; on appeal from dock
ct of Squire Brandon.
20547-W. D. Rush, admins
traitor of estate of E. E. Calder
wood, versus Charles R. Kemble;
to recover $500. 33.
20548-Eliza abeth M. Drake ver-
sus Samuel M. Hupman and 9TH
ers; for partition of real estate
and accounting.
20549-The First National Bank
of Celina, Ohio, versus John T.
and J. C. SchiIling; on appeal.
20550-John W. Welch versus
L. H. StocksdaIe; en- error.
| 20551-Esther Patterson versus
Walter Patterson; for divorce
gross neglect charged.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
G. W. Wheeler to William A.
Hiestand and others, a small
tract in Allen township, $275.
Zadoc Dunevant and others tc
Christian D. Croft, lot IL in Get.
tysburg, $500.
! Christian D. Croft to Glare
Pelffer, lot IL in Gettysburg
$500.
Harvey S. Fry and others tt
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TO small tract in Union City, ST. fecton.
C. V. Martin and others to Jacob F. Sink to s. H. Mea
Herbert Lambert 20 in dcaha part and II in
Twin tow nship, $44O0, Greenville $780,
W. l. Thomas and others to Omer D. Henderson to Mary
elmer E. Chenoweth part lots A. Defen5augh lot II Brown
and 13 in Glenkarn, $1z75 township, $165
W. D. Brumbaugh Mary E. S. B. Bauqhman to D. G Wen
Wills lot 1916 Greenvie $3.50 rick acres in Adams township
Same to Edgar NJ Wills lot $780,
1916 in Greenvlle, $3.50. Seth A. Hoke to Geotro c.
Guy Daugherty to Harvey Brewer 60 in RichIand
Laughman, two small tracts in townshi2 $780,
Franklin township $575 Ira Arnet to John Ever a ac
Isabel Marker Cordea res in Butler township 5000
singer quit claim 26 and $40 David Myers to Elmer Ad
acres in Rchand township 81 ANS lot 1882 in Greenvle ST.
and to former deed Mary j. Howard to Elizabeth
Emma G. Ferris to Charles Adams lot 1888 in Greenvie
| Driver 4Oacres in Franklin town. $50.
ship, S7OOO Mary McNeely to Elmer j. Ad-
NJ Nopge to Tonv Hammer ams lot 1881 Greenve $50
acres in Harrison township Corrne L. Finrocl to William
$425 Singleton let 457 in Versailles
Same to Lewis Smith, a tracI F0'
of land in Harrison township " H. oaNey 20 trustees OF
$780, Church OF goa Oh Yorkshire O''
Is of an acre in Yorkshire $11O
opit claim 70 two +r+ Of 1 Arthur Iddings to Cora B ID
y; Cro iu +op,bi e1ooo dings in Greenvie town
H. -, !. ,,,., ship, ST.
lot in New Madison s12OO MARY 0"ar'z TO w. H. Cunt
1,.:,1,s.,, rum and Orlando Stotz lot 1888
anda L. Mccoy 10 acres in Her :" ~ Y-O
rson township. ST., love and af
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