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Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
TASK GOVERNORS ID AID
 FIGHT 0N CANKER WORM

A fatal fungoid malady, known as the citrus canker, supposed to have originated in Japan is rampant in some of the citrus groves in the state of California, and though at the present time it is very Virulent 1t has not spread widely. an, in order that the United States gov ernment may lend it's aid toward the suppression of the pest, a move ment has been launched for the purpose of getting the governor of each citrus growing state to endorse the means which have been taken to fight the disease.
 An apparel twas sent to Governor Hunt several days ago, signed by D. C. Gillette, of Tampa, Fla, chair of that state, asking the state of ficials here to take the matter up with their congressman, in an effort to have governmental aid extended to them for the fight.
 Yesterday Governor Hunt ad dressed a communication to MT. Gii- lette. stating that he was heartily in sympathy with the movement of eradication, as he felt that the elim nation of the pest would be of in- estimable value to the citrus growers of the state of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for Nov. by
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at 6 a. m. .......... 2O5.14 Contents. acre feet .....1,O53,2 2S7 Loss in 24 hours. acre feet. 4.514 Elevation one year ago w 1885 Contents year ago, acre feet. IFS, 1905 Flow of Verde and Salt riv-
 CTS at Granite Reef dam,
 Nj. L ..................... 19,56O Normal flow water for lands
 up to year ............... 1881 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. NJ. L.. 29.940 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, south side, M. L.. TAO
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

SOUVENIR SALE-REDEWILL AUTOPIANO DAY TODAY. BEAU TIFUL SOUVENIR TO ALL WHO CALL, F'REE-Adv. k
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

SOUVENIR ALE-REDEWILL'S
 AUTOPIANO DAY TODAY BEAU TIFUL SOUVENIR TO ALL WHO CALL. F'REE-Adv k
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

! A girl wishing to attend high school 1 or business college. can receive room
 and board in return for light house.
 work. Phone mornings before 10 A. NJ. | 2O69 k
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

Milo maize. -f.4O cwt. Elwer Grocery co. 230 l.. Washington St. and WetZler old stand Five Points.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

SOUVENIR SALE+REDEWILL AUTOPIANO DAY TODAY BEAU TIFUL SOUVENIR TO ALL WHC CALL. FREE-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

Milo maize. S1.40 cWt. ElWell Grocery Go. 2S0 F. Washington St. and WetZler old stand Five Points.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

Milo maze. s1.40 cwt. E,lWell Grocery Co. 23O F.. Washington St and Wetzler old stand Five Points.-Adv. II
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

Milo maize, S1.40 cwt. Elwel Grocery co. 230 l.. Washington St. and WetzIer old stand Five PointS-Adv If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

WHY NOT TRY BALLSUM'S for your next suit, 5000 and up. Across from Kress' and 10c Store.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
FREE DEMONSTRATION SATUR
 DAY

Vaughn Bros. Grocery, opposite In dian school will serve free coffee Sat urday Nov. 6, in a demonstration of their own particular line of bulk cof- fee, and will show why you can save at least SC q pound and get as good or bet ter quality, by getting this superior coffee fresh in bulk, saving the cost of can, label. and packing. Come and drink coffee free, with us.-Adv. m
 Milo maize, $40 cwt. Eiwell Grocery
 co. 23O r. Washington St. and Wetzler old stand Five Points.--Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

EXCefSS III temperature SestetudS' 0 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 19 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1. 241 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, O.O1 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month O.05 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1. 0.04 inch.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
)ata for Tucson

Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday s- Rainfall yesterday ..-.-.-..-..-- None
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

robbed the postoffice at Akuila, was arraigned before United States Com missioner J. H. Langston yesterday and bound over to the grand jury His bond was placed at $500. Portelo con- fesscd to the county officials that he had served in the state reform school He is suspected as being implicated in a California bank robbery for which his brother is now serving time at Folsom nriSon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

Diving. Steel a Iron books close
July 3rd-iS dividend payable July
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GOVERNMENT
CROP REPORT

WASHINGTON. July She DE-
paTtment OF agriculture's July crop
report today announced.
Winter wheat. Condition sfs: indi.
Gated yield 1876: production sss.o0o.'
Spring wheat. Condition SIS. yield
i5.3. prOdnction 2s5 900 900.
AL wheat. Condition $40: yield
is.2: Production $50 600 900.
Wheat remaining on farms July LIST.
zs.s72. 900.
Corn: Acreage i0s .273 900. condi
ton sig: yield 25s: production 3
si4 900 coo.
Oats; Condition s3s. yield 34s;
production 1898. 0Oo. 900.
Barley: Condition Sal. yield 2S2.
production 2os00O.0O0
Rye: Condition $40: yield III.
White potatoes. acreage 3.T32. O00;
condition si-2: yield 1854. production
3S3. 900 600.
Sweet potatoes: Acreage 66O. 900 I.
condition ss.7. yield s7l. production
50 .O00. 900.
Tobacco: Acreage i.3l7.O0O. condi.
ton Ssh. yield $3.50: production l..
los. 900 900.
Rice. Acreage $4,000: condition
sos: yield 35.4. production 10000 600.
Hay. Condition $50; yield las.
Apples: Condition $50; production
isf, OOO. 900.
Peaches: Condition 731; production
5000 900.
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

81. ARMSTRONG; MILLS. o.. July -
hAlds have teen uorkllg - Aotiey
N a. 80 20 y S a., a. 80 ss5' ~ . 50 /,
- rssvd The easinE has been pa4led
but tne talier refuses g. - down -
M W. y. ,s ~ - -, eslie2 90 .,..i,
driling o. cut cut the hole 90 a. % ist
eo~u the =and pans. ~ tho water can
- so1len - ~ and the casing propeerly
COMPANY a. nsedlug sas and tnc ten
d,ncy j. Tor the salpiy % rsn % The
hss 6s aads az 's so5 sS time IN ne ~ i ~,
turc.
~ their hofns IN Csutsr,ius on iss,
saturday the silver seddinE % Ar aud
Airs Geo barrett VAS celchruted. sixty
guesfs Neru present for the event and
a most elaborate dinner wa- served ~
NJ and Ms. Jarrett anong whicn thrre
~. and Mrs.. ] \. McMaster OF Asrstii.
dehghtful day was spent BY All
present.
IRE Bsraea class o. the NJ Is sunda,
school was eufeftalnel on Thursday ~
the home uf MrsLfr ArrstrouE q
very pleasant social occasion was en-
in Teachers Traluius ~ork is b,ins puf-
sued and Mrs. Armstrvug conducted tire
lesson Preparations are being made
Mrs gene haEIstt ana daughter. %
Wheeling, were the pleasant E4csts ~
Mrs. q p. lsiaker last seek
Mrs. a. ]. NnblcN O. spending the week
visiting friends a. Rcthesda
Fourteen new u.Cusf.rrs we're received
"a tne n p church in Ceutersule on
The Mobley sisters spent Wednesday
The guests u Aiss1s Pearl and Edna
Mrs. Miles Perkins ana nor mother.
Mrs. John Hes visited friends IN
Noodsncld the past week.
quite number attended the spciuu <
school az Alledonia on last saturday
night
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fiur r'r rrrrre ~ arf Sire Thomaa
IrHdn.iI Off NHrff Chestnut afrrrf
IT e. h.rsr .f fHf ss e Trarr Gro.
r.rs D. NfrsIinE. called nu the local
Roland EIsft. of Columbus be- here
f.r tI.it with BITE sister Nrr. win
h.HI.U. of south Gardner street
tr and Nr. Charles TFaurIIf OF
IfIrH rrrH recent tI..fHrH uffh rrIa-
fI..a here
Nrr II W UHE.r arf daughter. Noe
n no Chanel" nrH HT N.HHIfHHH.. ~ III
whore fr.Y wiII spend some fma
ST. and Sire Everett Tteraffr 81
newark N. Hr" hero f.r n rIaf ur.fr
th.Ir mother Mra. Mary Little. of Nrrfr
lincoln avenue
DO HH.rIrs with uatrr urrs
iI-... 1900. .a calling .r fh. InraI frrfr.
Sire Harry fIHr.HnI end baby. Thomas
.r. .'rIfIur boz rarHrfa Nr and Wra
..H.H Rogers. .f NauHr. N
IrHrH '..H .| N.rTH I|rH.In aH.r.Ir
I.ff Tuesday f"r eIaf.rrrII.. ~ va
Prank MHEH uHH rrr f.rr.HrI. f.ar
connected uIfn IfrrrfrHr.a frr goods
fnrr Irf' Tuesday fHr grrrrtUIe q.
whore hr vuI conduct a r. and DO cent
store
Mr end ura ru Krrnr. off rftfs.
burrh. have been rranfirr a fau flra
uIfI f|U.r I.r.H.a Wr and rfrr r4u.
krnuun. uT Wr.I Main street,
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Mrs. 2. b. MCNally a. visiting her
daughter. Mrs. r. J. Boye On rownaville.
ga. She will also visit BOZ Fairmout. IS.
Va. before returning 60 her home.
Irene. were visiting Mrs Warden's
"wednesday.
Vs. White. ~ weusviIie. Ohio. wa.
a Weilsburg business caller on Wednes-
Misses Anna and Clara HeIsIey we're
Wheeling visitors ON Wednesday Miss
fnuH viii remain Tor an extended visit.
Ralph SchwertEfeger ia 90 al his home
Miss Nora Werlich has returned 20
her homo lr Monaco. Pa. after r. visit
DO the home ~ per grandmother. Mrs.
william Anderson
Miss ustfIs sutherland. of webb CITY.
40. Ia tho house guest o. Mr. and Mrs.
D .a. uh ". ImIr She viii make an ea-
tended sUI0uru Iu Che east.
Miss IelrI brownie has returned to
h.r num. Iu tUa FOURTH ward. after u
sisIf with relatives in East Liverpool.
ohio.
So and SIRE charles smurthvaft. ~
rfHH H.uN|Ir. IH|H wore fHa holiday
Eusef. ~ Nr HnI Mrs Alex Eanburn.
OF tHr Fourth ward
Nra David Lewis and children Ftoitu
Huf HlfH. Of NuunrafuuH. u. are tho
guests uf Wr aud SIZE % H stocks
~. Gallo. Hl AfIraT. fhr guest n
Park Wilson a. recovering from an
illness OF plouriey
Sire IrsaIrs NaFe end faIrhfar. Mites
IrHaI.H Uf uI.rf |'HrrEa IHrTH nrHr
HeftaHy. were WfIstIrr visitors .r
wednesday
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. July s-st0css we're
again nervous and unsettled to-day.
but not 70 the sane degree a. yester-
day D~aliuEs we're on a much more
-cortractef scale. the result IN large
Dsft OF some diminuti0n IN he vol
ums of foreign offerings. selling Tor
Europe was sufficiently extensive.
however. 10 cause more new low re
cords
Louisville 4 Nashville declined TO
~10fis. southern Railway common and
preferred TO i3a. and 49,. resDec-
lively. and Missouri Pscinc fell 70 ia.
Missouri. Kansas a Texss Issues.
Kansas City Southern and 81 LOUIS
and San francisco second preferred
also were weak.
Many OF the standard railway stocks
SOLD under yesterdays low levels. IS
pecialiy In the last hour on publica-
tion OF the mixed crop report. wnile
others seemed In process OF readjuSt
ment 10 new conditions. Leaders IKE
Reading. Union Pacinc and United
States Steel offered resistance TO bear
pressure. bul the list a. a whole was
inclined 20 yield on moderate offer
ings. War specialties ranged from l
10 points higher and coppers hard.
metal Is being sold under quoted
prices. Total sales $4,000 shares.
Steadiness In the various markets
for foreign exchange gave added
point TO the negotiations now pro
ceeding for the new British loan At
this center.
Money brokers reported a better de-
mand for mercantile loans. an indica-
ton OF betterment In general lines
OF trade.
Japanese bonds bearing the Ger
man stamp inquired In today's bond
dealings. Total sales. par value. 81
10000.
United States bonds we're I'M
changed on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July S-Cotton futures
opened fairly steady; July 50 90: Octo-
Der 1871. December 50 666: January
Ss1a. March Ss.ss.
increasing nervousness over the poll
teal situation and continued weakness
IN the STOCK market promoted "a renewal
OF heavy general liquidation during the
carly afternoon. stop orders were un-
covered on the decline which carried
prices about Is TO 20 points net lower.
Liquidation was less active later iu
the morning ana prices rallied 3 or I
points from the lowest on scattered COW
cring and buying Tor reaction. with
the market quiet shortly after midday.
spot cotton quiet. middling uplands
Cotton futures closed easy: July gSss.
october f9.25; December 1881: January
S9.56: March t9.SS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
BARNES WILLIE

The Grat meeting OF the runior nod.
path Club. r. new department Of fte
local fhautHuuuH. win d. held Friday.
July 9TH ON tNHf occasion Mra Grace
Iefum. general supervisor OF children r.
work. Will be- ths guest % HnrueayfIfa
boys ard girls. The Invitation Tor tho
meeting ls general adm aiI arc invited
lt VIII D. held rec ego o'clock Ht Che
outlining plans Tor rhli1~au.r work dur
ing the 1915 ChHufruuuu Nra Tafum
VIII describe several new games tell
some iufarrefIrg stories and explain Doe
Junior club IIrH AZ tho IrINsf usrffrr
fhr BOYS and kris viii elect their orr.
,tra Tor the season
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FINANCIAL.

tiers. Thelma and Avis. Of Patterson.
are visiting ~ Wheeling Creek near
here.
The work OF repairing the MI Olivct
~. y. church has been commenced. r.
X. Fair has the contract
Mrs. W. T.. Caldwell. who underwent
an operation az the ohio valley General
Hospital on Wednesday, H. improving
fnicely.
Mrs. Fanny Garland Or CarroIIton,
O.. was visiting az the e.. W. McComhs
home on "wednesday and Thursday.
Both tho White Iiill and the Bothle-
hem ridge roads are undergoing Inn
pruvemeuts IN the way OF macadam
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
MONEY AnARKEr.

NEW YORK. July s-Closing: Mer-
camille paper 3G2h
Sterling. so day bills SsT21s. de-
mand ts.Is5O. cables Safes. Francs.
demand f5.66, cables f5.65. Marks de-
mand SlEc. cables k1L C. Lires de-
mand $50. cables sos. Rubles de-
mand 3eAc. cables $50 Bar silver
- &c Mexican dollars 81 &C. Govern
meut bonds steady. Railroad bonds
easy.
. Time loans steady: so days - per
cent 20 days "a six months 3
Cali money steady: high per cent:
Closing bid b. offered AZ p
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Juiy s-Wheat prl-s.
maze a Substantial Aevanos TO-DAY nor
Sith-iancing generally accepted unof-
n'iAi estimates tast the roN~rumcut
,i'r REPORT you'd Indicate q dccidod TN
Df.ete ~ tns f1rolauls Yield - cumparell
elth fhr prospect 81 = moth 80
-. rs Nhlcn Implied thEf the delays
7" Nne NOV eflert % neW Nh-ar would
&c" lt Nur-e Here culeflF Responsible
Lnf ne uFfuru iu values IRE mlark~t
Nte--u steady a. 60 - above last
Llshl Corn gained fnlh 10 lAu1aC
~rre unchanged 60 - Ne lover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July s-Metal exchange
quotes lead offered 1915. spelter not
Al London. lead f2s. lis Sd. speiter
Corner qutet but steady. EIectroly-
tic $50. 25 "a 20. 80.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin easy 8 and
p ton lots f3s25si 3S.T5
Al London SPOT copper 81 l5s Fu-
lures EIe. Electrolytic 1913 los spot tin
tlto; futures Gl65 los. Anthony UNI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
SUGAR MARKEr

NEW YORK. July s-Raw sugar
steady. centrifugal S4sOqag5: molaEses
ff.u3afls. Refined arm
sugar futures were steady on rumors
that "a large sale OF grauulnted Co tho
I nited Kingdom was pending. Prices
az noon were ! 90 points net higher
Futures closed steady. unchanged 10 4
points lower. sales . $50 tons July
81 30. September t4o1. December t3.66.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
WELLSBURG

MELLSBURG. W. Va. July s.-Plans
ana spec lncatious and biue-prtuts Tor the
T. uittd states postuffice az Wcllrburg
have arrived and are on play At the
post u1ice. Postmaster h.Hry Ziniken
has charge Of the plans ami VIII display
them for the bsnent OF the contractors
that want 20 bid on them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

Rain caused the picnic or the Pres
UFfcritn sunday school 20 Do post poned
from THURSDAY July sth % Friday.
July Hth. The picnic will be held &C
TIE home q ID. a. Burt. at Beech
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Attending convention-

Joseph b. Cumba. OF this city. mem
Der OF the local union OF American
FLINT Glasswortcra. o. ga Columbus. o..
attending 'the annual convention as "a
dsleEate ~ the WcilsburE local After
Ter. Mrs. r. B. Fitzpatrick in Windsor.
Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
Logan q nry.a'. cio.inr Letter.

again prevailed. Dealings continued
largely professional but owing 10 the
absence OF aggressive support prices
yielded easily. The strength In steel
sNas faVOrably commented upon but
otherwise much boarishness was IN evil
dence- Judging BY Washington adgtccs
diplomatic discussions with Berlin are
ikcly TO be prolonged and this factor
will encourage a continuance OF depress-
ing endeasors In the stock market until
there occurs something sufficiently faV-
orablc 10 improve sentiment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09

fAklSs July h.-frtcCa were weak uu
the bourse today. Heutes 80 &c. suc EN-
change on London % n. &c
LONDON. July s-Rar silver % 9-Isd
per ounce.
Money p per cent
Discount rates short bills sNfh per
cent. three months - afA per cent
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Petroleum

Uf|. CITY. rH. 'II. If.IfI F.|.
once. H.. I..|I.. H..THr. .f
i-.. shipments o.f.a average s.lI.
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fiTTSHURGH. Pa July S-Cattie-
steady. supply light Gnolc. 81 81 ia
e.aa. prime ss.g5q8.gO
Sheep-steAdy supply fair Prime
wethers fs.s0gsG0. culls and coTmons
- 30 - 81. lambs f1.Ooa 1890.
Veal 1alvcs-NlQ s0u 90.
hoEs-stsady receipts 10 double
decks Prime heayies $500 I. 90. med
lums, workers and pigs $500
roughs $500 q $50.
CHICAGO. July -HoES-Receipts
-l.uop head. weak. Huk STIbu75O.
lsht Ai.as m I-sa. mixed s1Q0u 1sB
heaNl ttea a 80. rough SG.ssG o IS .
pigs f6.500 $50
Cattle Receipts Z 600 head: unsettled
naive beer steers $1,000 30. western
At.Iu u $50. cows and hellerr KggBffe Sol.
calves fT6Oull.0o.
sheep-Rcceipts 5000 head. erm
shccp la.t3 D 100. Lamb. lI.nNn -
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STEUBBNYILLB

Judge John q. Bsiknap. delegate from
The u. =. r. lodge. has gone % Los
Angeles 20 attend the Grand Lodge meet
INK OF the Elks there. lie Will visit
the san Francisco Exposition and study
juvenile work IN western states while
away.
stany Kamnoski W Frank Ketnset e
Al suit 20 sell property 90 satisfy 1udg
ment lien for $500 and costs. 4. +. Lev
r. attorney.
=. =. Lewis ~. jefferson Hullding a
saNings Co. and Fl1reuve Wilson. suit
10 sell 10 satisfy judgment lien
against defendant Wilson.
Mary Aalu-AI ~ John MaiiuSki 90 al
suit Tor alununy and custody Of children
and Co restrain him dlspoaiug 81 his
property. They were married Boo 1900
and she alleges h. beat her with 81 base
hall bat and was sent 70 the workhouse
Tor his cruelty. ". g.. brown attorney.
Mayor wade % Brilliant fined Fred
haupt Of this city $500 for Keeping a
speakeasy. Jackcy Culhertsun was fined
$500 FOR the same offense. Both Mayor
Wade and Mayor Mcrann OF New Alex
andria soak heavy fines on sveukeasy
people when they 20 before them.
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Probats Court.

Laura -. Parks appointed cNecutrix OF
viii or HARRIET n. Parks
catherine Rodgers named guardian
Tor james Rodgers 81 al and petition to
sell real estate filed
Margaret SWitzsr appointed guardian
for Henry SWttger Il al and petition 10
sell real estate filed
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. July \. l5.
Range VI acuNe stocks the New
fOrk stock ENch.ngc. corrected daily u
A. h. Masten n Co. brokers.
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NEW YORK. July s-Conee Rio No
December gs.e3
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPACT
ExShESs CAN SCHEDULE
FAkinG EJECT June a.. lsoe.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELI4Shuh0
Daily Except sunday
whselinE wsIlsburs
Leave
HIND Street Leave
wheeling weltsburn
1880 a m. 500 a nj
1.g0 D m. ll:0S noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOuNDSVIIA
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10th street Leavs
wheeling Mcundsvilis
10 90 Z. m. l.sO ID. M
5:SO y. IA
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on Passenger cars.
ALL LiNES-Daily Except sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
rnents Of medicines will be carried on
passenger cars between 600 and ais
~ m.
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Harry Dennis %. AmbridRe. Pa and
Emma Stricklor. n. Aliquippa. Pa
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. July s. 10.
The actiNe ItttsnurEn stocks corrected
daily By a. Il. Aaatrn a. Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
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william Uaiiss and Martin Crwen vii
drive Co Shndyside in The latte -.
this evening. who're they will ti-t'
friends
The ball game on fhr fair grounds
yesterday WAS we'll attended
Addison Murphy and Frank Frazier
were husIusar visitors Ir InI1nf05Vn
yesterday afternoon.
Mre 9 80 shepherd has returned
from HOLLOWAY. wHfr. ans WAS a. buaI-
ness visitor fHr u f.u I1sa
Prank Hubbard wac business caller
Dob Flushing to-day
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one case wac flcd boz the common
pleas court to-day bv Attorney @. A.
tolnifts. o. Iurneeyfllr The case was
filed in behalf Of The ThirnhiU Wagon
Company against ". %. Chappell re-
cciVer Of Jacklcy a Lowe. "a partnership.
Plaintiff allerrs that the defendants
made. executed and delivered 90 the
plriutiff o. note
The note g. unpaid and ths plaintiff
alleges tHut there is due from the de-
PENDANTS the sum Of $500 30 with inter
ct from the first DAY ~ February. 1915.
Wherefore the plaintiff ask judgment In
the above sum.
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Curb xininE stocks.
LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. July g. Is.
Daily Quotation fisf 81 The wheeiina
Stock Exchange.
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Marriage License.


Andrew Ncry q years 81 Toronto
beuNillc.
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FrrsecufluE Attorney George Thorn
burg and Attorney -. ". Cowen. of ST.
ClairsylIr. wcr. 10 Flushing yesterday.
where they tried two cases before Mayor
Holloway. Boo the mayors court.
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karl kIuklc ~ Nsffs. 1t no iq charged
with attcmptlug Co rUue a Polish LADY OF
that place. on the goth or June gne
given preliminary hearing iu tho
mayors court TO-DAY. After q thorough
examination of tho case be- WAS bound
over To- the next grand jury on the
charge and bond was fixed a. $500.
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ST. GAINESVILLE


The following realty deeds were re-
ceived In the recorders office to-day for
transfer.
William Refine ana Bertha Refine %
Fritz Refine. land in Richiand town
ship. 81
ID. II. Taylor e. al Co George W tents.
land situated In Shadyside. $3.50
J. A. Clark 90 sam Wasalewski. land
situated IN Eichtand township. sI1f.F0.
Lewis Sklemar Co Anna Iovefoy. land
situated IN Pultney township. $500.
A. b. Alexander and wife TO Godfrey
shin. 81.
W. Porter HuEhe7 fo Earl D. Hughes.
Land situated IN Bellaire $500.
Cnrolus N. Kelley 81 81 60 Lille 4.
tuumins. land situated in BclInlre. 81.
Florence J. Harris 20 W. l.. Patton.
lana situated Ia the village Of Fair
point. 81
" l.. sullivan and J. O. Warrick. od-
minlstrafurs 10 George Truck. land sftu-
atcd tn Wayne owushiu. $3.50
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Total shares S64. 200. Bonds s2.2Og.
D-Cents share.
t2)-EN din. IL per cent.
t3)-EN-div. ~ per cent.