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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

sightseers were kept away. Mayor Stern announced that he had receiv- led offers of relief from many cities in Pennsylvania but he thought the city will be able to take care of it's own expense.
 Physicians from the Pennsylvania health department arrived here during the night and at once took up the task of safeguarding the city from pest1- lence.
 All persons known to have come in contact with the flood water were or dered to. appear at the office of the Erie Health Bureau this afternoon for vaccination against typhoid. The pe- cuniary loss by the flood. it was to day asserted, probably would reach $5.OOO, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
MRS. CoTTRELL GIVES
 ALL TO HER HUSBAND

In her will filed in the probate court today Mrs. Vienna Stearns Cottren, wife. of John W. Cottrel1, the president manager. of the R. E.. Parsons Co.,, leaves all her property to her husband. The value of the estate is not known but it is believed to be a large one. Besides her husband Mrs. CottreI is survived by three daughters, Lena G. RoweH, Cora B. Bilton and Olive M. Cottreu. The will was drawn on May 5, 1896. Fred E. Blake and former Mayor Marcus L. Reync1G- =-e. today named appraisers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
Build Housatonic
 Ave. Sewer Soon

Frank B. Hastings. vice president and general manager of the B. D. Pierce, Jr., Co., announced today that work will start on the Housatonic ave- nue sewer by the end of the week. The line. of the sewer will go under the curb on the east side and it is neces- sary to move the poles which hold cleo tric light and telephone wires tempo rarily onto the property of the New Haven railroad As soon as permis- sion is obtained the work will begin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
Fourth Attack on Polish Capital With Million PopS ulation By German Arm ies Results Successfully in Face of Tenacious Resist ance By Russians.
Bavarian Troops, Under Prince Leopold, Advance on Lomza, Ostrov and Wyszkow, Taking Thous- ands of Russian Prisoners, Guns and Munitions.

Warsaw, with it's population of nearly 1 ,0o0, GOO, the third largesfscity of the Russian em- plre, capitulated to the armies of Emperor William to-day The fortress was stormed by Bavarian troops under the lead- ePship of Prince Leopold, ofsBa- varia
 The evacuation of the Polish capital had been under way. for several days and most of the governmental institutions had been removed before the Teu- tons succeeded in forcing the esof the city
 Three previous German at tempts to capture the city were resisted by the Russians and the fourth great drive which ended successfully to-day for German arms had beentin pro- gress since last May
 The fall of Warsaw marks the continuation of the greatest sustained offensive movement of the European war Thrice before the Tentonic armies have knocked on it's gates only to be met by the strength of its defenses and the resistance oi the. forces holding it. Appa rently innpregnab1e in the face of direct attack, if was compeH- ed to eapitulate before the sweep of vast movement which threatened to encirclf the capital and with ii the Rus sian armies engaged in: the campaign of whiebeit was the storm center
 Berlin, Aug. 5.-By wireless te1eg raphy to Tuckerton, N J-Warsav was taken this morning by German 4roops. according to official announce r1el4t at German army Headquarters. Continuing, the report from head quarters sayss
 .sThe German armies under Genera ; -von Scholz and General yon Galfwiti advanced in the direction of the roat between Lornza, Ostrov and Wyszkpy and fought a number of violent eTi gagements~ The brave and desperat' resistance of the Russians on bol Bides of the road between Ostrov ant Rozan was without success
 ssTwenty-tFo Russian officers ant l.s4O soldiers were taken prisoners The Germans also captured IT ma chine guns
 German cavalry yesterday and tn day before defeated in Courtand de fachments of Russian cavalry at point near Genaize BirsIlI and Onizkszptl A total of 2.225 Russian prisoners va taken.
 The situation near and to the nortl Df Ivangorod remains unchanged.
 The campaign is being continued between the upper V1stula river ant the river Bug German cavaIryrnel have entered Vladimir Wo1ynsk, o1 the Bug river.
 In the vosges. there has been d nev engagement near the Lngekopf.''
 Lornza, ostrov and wyszaow are t, Enc northeast of Warsaw. The las ientioned city Is 45 kilometres @ Tat1es9 from the Polish capital. Os9ro 50 Kilometres (sO mi1es) northeas of Wyezkow and Lomza is 45 kifo metres CT m11es1 north of ostroz .Rpzan ig 40 Kilometres CA miles north Of Wyszkow-
 London, Aug. 5.-The first news 0 kke fall of Warsaw was received il
 andon this afternoon in a messag
 uErnftted by wireless telegraph, from Berlin It said that official an nduncexuent had been made of tn rapture of Warsaw by the. Germans. LONDON AWAITS NEWS
 OF WARSAW'S FALL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
WATERBURY BUSINESSMAN
 DIES IN BERMUDA

Waterbury, Aug. 5.-word was re- ceived here today from a steamship agency, of the death of Francis Prior. well known local business man, in Bermuda. where he had gone for a va cation. He was manager for tea and coffee company having several stores 1n this cit-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

Virtually Kidnapped property to-day by order of Mayor Wilson,
 They bundled into police automobile and rushed to, police headquarters.
 want of another that of breach of the filed against the trio
 This is the charge that the police department when there nothing else available alege against prisoners they wish to hold.
 Bond fixed at s1 ooo supt Birmingham placed the figure He has been acting through the labor crisis of Bridge port under the directions of the police and the mayor |
 was apparent acting orders to-day He did not invade the private property where the meeting held in his initiative, He had been ordered he said, by
 The prisoners Of whom prominently identified with the labor movement in the state are:
 Frederick CederhO1m former Socialist alderman,
 member of the Municipal Ice Plant and Good NHous
 ing commissions.
 George Bowen, Business agent Bridgeport Local
 Louis Nelson, machnist and former ernploye of
 Eocomobile Company.
 All are charged witt breach of peace.
 After counsel arrived for the he objected to such bond and Gederhom and Bowen released their lrecognizanc bond to $i0o According to the police, they bonded him they looked up his record and they say he 4agitator Bowen George Bowen nhed the bonds The will in city court in the morning.
 Manufacturers association behind their the assertion of the prisoners They added that the Manufac1rers association maintaining openly police headquarters that they had documentary evidence to prove this assertion.
 photographs documents will these manufacturers fighting interesed the the workers declared of the prisoners when he discussed the circumstances of the sudden breaking up of the day meeting,
 That constitutional right free speech has been grossly is the claim of the prisoners
 They unable get bail for several hours after their arrest and though the figure was regarded as unusually high they confident that they would have little diff culty n gainng liberty before night
 meeting the speakers arrested promised Ito be the biggest present industrial There 600 the throng The emper of the crowd
 There was great cheering for the labor men Rounds d9 ance the storyspreadng like yVldregot abroad that the meeting being stopped by the mayors orders the afiOIx
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; gentle to moderate northeast to east winds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry F Jewett, solicitor for the S. N. F. Telephone Co., has resumed his duties after two weeks vacation spent in the Adirondack mountains.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05

Miss F. L. Bi1tz. 8e Warren street. reported to the police this morning the gtheft of an open face gold watch and s35N in cash. taken from her bedroom last night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-08-05
MAYOR DENIES LABOR MEN
 RIGHT OF SPEECH EVEN ON
 PROPERTY THEY HAD HIRED

Police Virtually Kidnap Three Speakers And Rush Them to Police Headquarters in Tour ing Car-Shouts of Encourag cement fromBig Crowd When Speakers Are Taken Into Gus tody-NO Violence at Big Meeting
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LITTI.BTON

Littleton. April Miss Olive Hixen-
ha9gh was shopping in Wheeling sat
Mr. Wallace McFan OF Tromas. Pa
spent Thursday In town.
Mr.. Charles Colbert visited friends in
ClaIksburg Saturday and Sunday.
MISS l.oIa OFT was visitor in Wheel
Mr.. o. {, swartz OF Fairmont. spent
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. " J. Renner were very
, ni,eassaniiy surprised Monday evening
spent with games and music aud at a
late hour a delicious luncheon was Scrv-
ed. They received many beautiful pres
ents.
Miss Nettie Poland OF Georgetown
spent Sunday in town.
A reception was given In the Bank hall
Thursday evening; by the VI. r. sunday
School in honor OF Mrs Dr 4. ~ Kline
hart. who r. 20 leave in few days for
her new home in McMechen A large
crowd was present and after enjoying
themselves with various games "a lunch
con was served after which they depart
ed for their homes
Mrs. Mary Nillers T. spending a Few
days with friends IN McMechen
Miss Edna Long OF Fairmont Is visit
The Uniform Teachers examination
was held here Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Henry Menkemeller is spending
n few days with relatives In Wheeling.
Mr. Clarence James H. spending a few
DAYS IN Moundsvi!le
Misses Ida OblinRer and Ethel Castu
were SHOPPING IN wheeling Saturday.
spent Wednesday here with her rar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sturfn.
Tho infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Garrison died Wednesday. Inter
Mr. Dewey Hunt ~ Hundred visited
friends in town "wednesday
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The ATHE r
CONDITIONS


rue nigh pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the Plains States
anu Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
this morning. extending eastward over
The central valleys 10 the Atlantic
coast.
The temperatures in many sections
are nearly as low as the record for
April The readings I'm the upper
ONO, Valley were generally from : 90
10 degrees below the freezing point.
A storm appears south OF Florida.
attended by rain in the South Atlantic
sections.
continued fair and cool weather is
indicated for this section tonight and
saturday. with the temperature near
freezing tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature
Yesterday. IS degrees: lowest last
night, p degrees: lowest Of record
for April. 20 degrees. No precipita-
don
The Ohio will continue TO fall SLOW
ly In the district.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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rev nsrtinzviiie Briefs.

Misses Margaret Grimm and Nfab.i
L.ntz aud Mr.. Burrows snodgrnss have
University after spending the SnriDg
N.gati"n with their parents IN this
Antony Heals 81 GaIinisb has b..,,
days.
,,ieorgs Mason was a woodland visitor
:. y Van"amp was IN Wallace look.
ing after business the fret 81 the week.
MI g. " Highland was Wheeling
=. @. Butcher 81 visiting IN Minnie FOR
"a -cw dlvs thia week
Miss Fay Brothers left Tor Ciarinr.
' 'o4i onio. IhursdaN TO spend the week
Miss Hazei stone has returned 70
the fairmont Normal School after
, -nsna,nE nc Spring vacation with her
=. v. CLARK and mother spout Thurs.
day shouping In Wheeling
Mrs. John Scaiiv pud daughter Mrs
Iso carleton were Wheeling shoppers.
Earl McintIre has returned 10 Archer
after being in the city Tuesday evening
Co take rn-f in THE Dssssrict Skui
Mrs. Jessie Brown - Turtle Green.
-. - no" " he CITY visltInr her rar.
ents nv and Mrs. ~Irncr Wells 81
North Natn Street
VI John woo.lroct ond ?. r. rrs-ee
.rtt Tor EurnsVillc. W. Va. on "a fishing
rr.erd r-e1ci. ~ raiiinr Timber 4.
member - fhc county com was IN the
cite on business
sheriff stone waa business visitor
IN Pine Grove this week
W. W. Given 81 - Pleasant creek
business visitor In the citv. FRI
1rnev ref YhNst was va Wheeling
d.. tir- after leGsi business
r. w Nrfufire wac foui-fug after L.
eal business in Moundevllle this weef
f1lrN Wei 0f Pittshurwh is m fhe
-fv rif..ir- he parents Mr. AMI Mrs
Turner Wei
E t Hurher OF enuduetv w Va.
~ o. lu fNf tifF ou husI.ees rrfdav
Mrs charles smith md rff'1rfn ~
Nhfrfln~ leland pro fn fha sift rfrffIn.r
Nrs -fnlfha urreufs Wf and Me- ~
Irnief ~ uhf1 street
Nffnrrrr o. thnrrpr vac LEGAL
..itu- 10 Wnsriirr ftfe week
D. Cos uar in Wlii'nmafowr Fri.
dHt.
50 ffHrfer o. -la.r-rrIff- we
Hu .r.e fI.'fH- fu fra rffr. rrIf4r
30 T-orfrIa 90 VIraou vs. va
vas .r The rifr. FRIDAY
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MT. PLEASANT. O.

MT. PLEASANT. o.. April 2-Severa,
members OF the 1. q. q. p. lodge OF this
49,, vent 70 Martins Ferry. Saturday
place. - N"''
Mrs. Harry soheehle and sister. Miss
MlIdfed Law renee. were Wheeling shop
pers saturday.
Mrs Sophia Hooper and daughter.
Helen. went TO Elm Grove saturday
Mrs Burt. OF this place Is able 10 b.
out again after few days Illness
Mrs George Chambers. OF Martins
ferry. vas visitor In this place for a
Mrs. Anna cleaver has returned home
after pleasant visit In Michigan.
Mr.. J. T. Walker n able TO be Gus
again after few days Illness
Mrs- Martha Hsrbout has returned
home; after spending the winter with
her chil6ren In Pittsburgh. Pa
Several from this place attended the
wrestling match at Wheeling Monday
Mr.. VIM. Lawrence was a caller in
Martins Ferry. Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Beck OF Pleasant
Grove, were visitors In this place. Tues
Miss Lou Kinsey has returned TO her
nome from Wheeling hospital where
proved.
AIR. Charlie zeyer spent this week in
Mrs. Charlie Scott Is sim confined to
her home.
AIR. aud Mrs. Samuel Major and
daughter Alice. were visitors in this
place Tuesday.
Mr.. Pred Heburn met with an accident
wednesday. just after leaving his home
In an automobile. The machine over
turned. and Dir. Heburn received a few
minor scratches and bruises. The ma
chine was slightly damaged.
Miss freda Sommers is on the sick
list.
Miss Lizzie Brown In very low ut this
writing.
Mr.. VIM. Lawrence was a caller In
Pleasant Grove Thursday.
Miss Marjorie BashOre is sim con-
fined to her home.
Mr.. George McCue was a visitor in
this place Wednesday.
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Mrs, W. r. Gorbey and little son. Of
shorts.
Mrs. Emerson. OF Newburg. W. Va
- visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Emerson
Col w. W. Beall. OF wellsburg was n
visitor In town this week,
hr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols and III
tie daughter, OF Moodsdale. were guests
OF relatives here this week
number OF the students attended
tne enamination at Woodsdale Thursday
The members OF the Epworth League
choir are preparing special Easter music
Tor the service ON sunday evening The
resular church service will be held at
80 .. m.
SIR: Frank Dorsey was a visitor here
MIR. Dorsey L. 80 far reversed. he a.
able TO leave the hospital. and after a
snort visit with Mrs. Dorsey's mother
,nnsy VIII return TO their home In West
Mrs. Gardner. who has been IN Is i'm
proving Her daughter. Mrs Ford Gin
son and children. OF Fredrichs. Md. are
visiting her.
Mr. Guy McCannon. district super,n-
tendent. was visiting some OF the rural
schools this week.
Miss Gladys HALEY. or wellsburg.
was the guest OF friends here on sun
air. and Mrs. r. j. Dickson. OF Wheel
were callers In town this week
Mrs. Ltbton moved from here 20
wheeling on Thursday.
Nit Hercules moved to West Liberty
on Thursday. into the McColloch prom
ert). and Will open meat market.
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HExETS GIVE
GOOD CHEER

BE happy, Be cheerful, Don't
go around all the time complain
ing of Indigestion or stomach
trouble.
HEXETS will cure and prevent
all indigestion and stomach mis-
cry. They regulate the stomach
and keep IL in good. healthy con-
dition. They digest your food and
help TO keep you strong and we'll.
When you sit down to your next
meal eat all you want. HEXETS
viii help the stomach perform its
duties if it is overworked.
Get a JOc box from any drug
store. They will help YOU to keep
IN good health and happy and
cheerful. You'll Ike the spearmint
flavor. TOO.
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WESTERN EAILRoAD WAGE
ADVANCE WITH ARBITRAroRs

CHICAGO. April 2=The last word on
behalf OF the opposing sides In the arbi-
tration OF the demands OF engineers and
ilremen OF western railroads for higher
rates OF pay was spoken here this after
noon when Warren = Stone head OF the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
concluded his oral argument
stipulation was entered into bx-
which the time limit for the handing
down Of award was extended from
April 20 to April 80. The board OF which
the neutral members are Judge Peter .
fritchard OF North Carolina and Charles
Nagel or ST. Louis. former secretary OF
commerce and labor. may ~ their work
Is completed. render the award at any
time before the 3Oth.
The case has been On hearing since
November 80. last. and Is said 10 have
been the most elaborate and searching
authorization OF an Industrial case in the
history OF the country.
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GAINING SLOWLY
ovn's Review Cites Trade Conditions
That Make For Bstterment-
Optimistic Statement.

NEW YORK. April 2.-R. G.. Dun A
Company's review OF trade tomorrow
vii say:
Domestic trade gains slowly. but war
orders and food exports continue very
heavy and In all branches of business.
The big advance in cotton is q great
relief TO the depression in the South.
while In the West high prices for farm
products make for continued activity.
and In spite OF low temperature IN the
winter wheat section crop prospects
are regarded as favorable. A nota bic
expansion OF stock exchange activity
Is speculative expression both OF
the improving business conditions and
or the increasing hopes OF peace. Inc
action in renewing all restrictions
upon stock trading means a complete
return to normal market conditions
and is another notable proof OF ex-
panding financial power. Bank clear
inss. commercial failures and other
statistics of business. however. still
reveal the wide extent and effect OF
the depression that was produced
by the war. but IL is significant that
these indices of trade activity are
growing better month by month. IL
In noteworthy that American bankers
are arranging large credits for Euro
pean buyers OF American commodities
and preparations must eventually be
made for financing the governmental
war loans, that cannot be taken by
the people OF the several belligerent
nations.
Settlement OF the wage scale with
sheet and tin plante workers, permit
ting independent plants TO resume,
was the most noteworthy develop
ment Of the week in iron and steel.
Bank clearings for the week total
t2,640.792.S91. a decrease OF 1874 per
cent as compared with the same week
last year.
Commercial failures for the week
number 472 against 3i3 for the cor
responding week last year. Failures
in Canada number ~ compared with
10 for the corresponding week year
ago.
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NEW MARTlNSVIL

The Daily lnteiiis encer Will De rouna
~ ~ SAFE al Agars CIgnr and Eru,. stanc
lain street. lannon's Cigar and fruit
seshu Mosos Thomas Fruit stand Jonr
'Hoiias Fruit stand. at depot
New Martinsvilie. W. Va. April -
gLe OF tnc hncat home taleu plays that
was ever put on ia New MartinsViIis
Ssas The Deestrict Skul". given Tues
' cry enening. March 30. ia the school Au-
nltorium BY the \. ". G.. 4. u.der a..
auspices OF the Alumni Association Tine
audlence was In laughter the entire
tN,hlhS Tor the play wac maze OF VIA
anu i,a. humor Some Of the most prominent
cluzsns took part and every one plaN cd
-Iisht up TO their part. The visit OF Ijea-
con Tidd and Mrs. Quackenbush was
i.lte effective. The Iresen.auon OF the
diplomas TO the graduates by the teav..-
praised
The Hadger Orchestra furnished the
music Tor tnc evening. IL was u seven
piece orchestra aud their music No
without a doubt very fine. WHY should
Ne, IN icyp.e Of New siartiu-vIlle. send
70 other places for music when ". have
the very best right u our own midst
Miss Mildred Mccaskey coached the
play and Miss Etta Mowery Mas th-
musical Instructor
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SICK WITH A COLD
HEAD STOPPED UP?
TRY "NOSTRIOLA"

A small tube OF NOSTRIOLA will
keep the whole family free from
colds for months
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places FOR tho Catsrrh.
Hay Fever and other disease. breeding
germs and all need NOSTRfOI.A to
cleanse and purify noeirlls
When you catch cold. bead stopped
up. Wheezing. enerz-na. mlap-y from
head 70 loot and you want quick help.
Just apply a little NosTRiOLA 10 noe
trils. rub on chest and throat. or
wherever there De- distress and "a
pleasant surprise awaits YOU
NOSTEIOLA costs but frinle
Get trial rizo tube 81 your drurrief
today aud youu Wish sou had tried
NOSTklOLA sooner
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WHEELING CREEK

Elm GROVE. W. Va. r. =. ~ 80 O.
April Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DaEue. %
the creek. spent Thursday IN Wheeling.
Hanford White. 81 Patterson. b. visit
Ing his father. Wesley White. on the
creek
Mrs. Jesse Dourhe-tv is sick
$. v. Davis has returned g. hts home
after spending the winter In Florida
Chester Dean was visiting al Wesley
Whites Saturday evening
Mics Anna steinman and Mre Neinfa
Green we're visiting friends IN Wheeling
Sunday.
Misc F1ors q. Sheets is spending .
few DAYS with her sister. Mrs Jesse
DouFherty.
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senIor clas. Ent.r,ain.n.

The senior class Of Magnolia ITirh
school was very pleasantly entertained
a. the home ~ Miss Dorothy Buerr.
Wednesday evening The guests came
dressed 90 represent "a book. After ev-
crNone was present. there was "a guess
ing contest lu which each one was TO
guess the books that the others repre-
scented The prizes for this contest
were awarded To Niles Evelyn pyles and
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Old Residents VIII Leave.

Ar. Henry Thompson and Miss Ncttie
W llHon who have lived iu New Martins
we i1r tue past twenty-five years i-tt
make their future home Mr. T'noup-
son lived In Littleton before coming 10
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DRY ORDER WOULD BE LIKE
TAKING BOTTLE FROM BABY

WARRINGTON. April 2.-When Sec
rotary Gsrrison's views were sought to-
day on the subject Of prohibition in the
army. he said he was 50 busy planning
a reorganization OF the countrys mill
tary defenders that lac had not even con-
sidered what he would prohibit" when
ne hRd brought the army up TO what he
thought Its proper size. To introduce
dry order into the army regulations at
present. Mr.. Garrison said. would b.
like taking a bottle from a baby"
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WEST LIBERTY


WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. April a.
ne Ladies Aid Society of the ~ l..
church observed their anniversary by a
social evening at the church Thursday
evening. The members OF the Aid IN
Guiding a number OF Invited friends w.
present A delightful time was enjoyed
~ every one. and delicious refreshments
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rfTTsnt-RGH Pa April Cattle.
steady auuu'y iight. choice s. Zsff ~ 60.
prime 5000 90 Sheen. STEADY. auuufr
ard commons o. O1mfs0. lambs So 90 a
tF'. veal calves $40 nnn 1850 ffnra.
lower. rereirf9 d1uhIe1rrkr. prime
hearirs ~ 10m 1f mediums 81 flff q r0.
workers $500 30. piles fra.r .n.
r0uEha 81 nn q G 60
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Thursday evening MaguoMa's nrst
team dcf'etcd SistersVill.'s first team
with "a score Of 90 Co 70. The same even
lns the scrub teams Of both places
played SistcrSvilie winning from Mag