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The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08

ROM Noah down abused ntoxcants; but
that signifies nothing whatever From Noah down have
done all fool things Of the things have learned
gradually that they foies eschewed them George
Washington drank before breakfast There
for sticking Georges than for cutting and bleeding patients
every illness The tobacco is much than the
of noxcants That human does tobacco
know from the simple fact that along comfortably for
thousand without it. That normal does
need alcohol equally well from the millions of and
who do without and female human nature always has been
able subsist without getting drunk.
The historical argument bogus The moderate drnke need
be considered ALL for if truly moderate dnker
alcohol of slight him its make
difference Men who really alcohol moderate drink
although great majority of them msca themselves Ration
al men, they drink all do pec order to become ntox
degrees they feel warmth and color aud
test again the truth of the the bar that with
drink the world looks different -.
The Russian duma repudated the historical argument when it
made vodka first promulgated
ian expert mental as-measure.-Greeley spokesman
OUBTLESS the installation creamery neghborng
L. Of Carbopda1e add much 70 the prosperity Of the
Of Garfield and the Post feels like giving the venture
all the encouragement possible Farming is diversified vocation
rarely those who place all their in
basket rely exclusively branch Of agriculture However
Important be the growing Of potatoes and hay few
be made add the yearly Of the farm
and the who mks few good and markets the
making intelligent Of the skim milk will find that the
monthly check addition to his yearly in
and the certain of all his
SLENWOOD is expecting visit this from Charles E.
Hughes the president Of the United States and OF
hope citizens in that direction will be
Hughes a citizen urist and politician and
Genwood there why the two
should be brought together Mr. Hughes with notable party
friends trip Pacific and of he will
make big mistake be fails to ysit Gssw9od sprinsA
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08
LEAVE THE LAW ALONE

furnish good why the state
should abolished but thus far the has not
been forthcoming with the exception Of the lame offered by
Bob speer Denver and the of Weld and
wealthy counties the effect that their counties
being against whe as matter OF FACT they only
their proportion of the taxes of the state
something they had done for long that they regard the
fair they getting in the nature of hardship
It perfectly absurd for Denver claim that she should be
leved road for the that she
her municipal streets and that she has public
highways beyond the limits and therefore benefited by the
rather large forced to contribute toward the
of highways o.
If continue the great social political and nan
which be- she stand
ready contribute proportion Of taxes toward the
in the state including public highways in accordance with her
accordance with the length of her public
county good roads valuable the
City County of her efforts evade her share
of the construction and of the state highways
and short-sghted onsharart Of Denver 80.
With to the old
political system which
held being controlled by the political
Denver in the might much Of
her legitimate obligation the in the of taxation while
the time drawing the state trade capacity thus subor
dnatng the Denver This the scheme of Bob Sper
supporting him The make Colorado the
goat while Denver receives the benefit ... --, So.
The effort justify this action the claim that the state
fuses for Denver ridiculous and unworthy of
sdaton Denver is not alone in this respect Garfield county
testify have for been boarding insane at
county expense the private institution of Dr. Work Pueblo
This unfortunate condition will be remedied build
ngs being constructed at the state insane asylum and
peced within the days will be able
institution all of the citizens who have
bert of the conditions unfortunate
apparently unavoidable furnish for allowing Denver
shrk her full share responsibility along the line of payment
which the sole object Speer initiated bill to do with the
commission.
The Post sometimes maintaining
similar the state and the
of equalization insist that the
of who be brbed by Den
do the work which the state tax
mission s called upon do
The commission puchaseble by the Denver tax
shkers and therein the rub If those fellows could only handle
the evadng their just responsible
then all would be well and the present
quite satisfactory Mr. Speer should that of
yesterday though do live in the country
that be made the
the she lift her load and bear her nan
responsibility evaded shameful fashion
the past
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08
THAT BOOZE SEIZURE

HE other day the officials Of Denver seized shipment
proxmatey 10000 the railway yards
OF this city had been shipped in by addressed
to hundreds of The scheme that
prospective purchaser of the and him
whom the whisky had shipped go
freight depot and call for it. This certainly way
the liquor law We hardly understand how shipments
made under without railroads
some sort Of suspicion what going To every
way possible that be devised viii violate
the hqnor law but this effort cubersoey foolish
can hardly conceive OF riskng money PROPOSE
on The people of this state have prohibition
enforced and those who would aid violating knowingly
IN any other way will be held to account public opinion
Grand junction News. 49,
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08

BOOZE editors making ado
ing $4,000 worth of booze day supply houses
That would about $4,000 month the prohb
Ion law went into effect averaged 100000 per month If the
boozernes can get satisfaction figures they are
welcome to It, But they word falling Of Of
he population Of state prison Colorado went
kiss Tmes - ~. ~ ,s; r. ys .,r,.s, -. 10y -. =.
The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08
DENVER Is CRYING AGAIN

the role of the
~ found cannot dominer the state Poor old Denver
hence egsate the State Tax commission Of
ce It get Of the for roads hence down
iAh the state Hghway commisdon Il - going insae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
MT, PLEASANT

Mt. PLEASANT. o.. oct. 2@.-Mr
RnLrrl Finley and Hiss lr"dn SoWmcrs
were. married Thursday, October -.
Mr.. and Mrs. len Coleman and fam
ilv spcnt Sunday II the home Of his
father III Iiarrisvilc.
Mir. and Mrs. Harry Schcchr and
daughtcr. moved tho first OF the "ccF
near Yorkvillc.
Mir. and Mrs Ed. Eoudcrush. Of Glove.
land and Mrs. Katherine l;oud"hush. al
Carrultnn. returned home after n pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Ed RoudchuSh' s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. David buchanan
MrSsrs. Richard Roberts and Griffin
home Of MIR Henry Ncycr Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Thcakcr is able TO DC
around again.
- business caller near this place Thurs
day. ;,
Sir. NJ. G.. button was business call
e. in Nnrkvillr Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Burke will have public
sale October 26th. on the Mrs; Mary
lane Mrcks farm. west of this place.
Mir William krirkc was a business
caller in DillOnvar Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel Coleman of Harisville
was Il business caller in this place Wed
nesday.
Several near this place were at the
barn raising at the home Of Mr.. Don
CARPENTER, Friday. AS Mr.. Carpenter
had his barn burned and all the con-
tents, August last
Little Ruth Burke Is still improving
AT the home Of her grandparents. MT.
and Mrs. Albert Burke.
Mr.. william Hall was an out or town
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. Marion button was a caller in
Dillonvalc Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

By Harris. Winthrop & Co.. 20 Fidelity InTsssnen'
~ Association.
CHICAGO. III. Oct. 20.--wheas: With continual
dy weather IN Arseutlna and a bullsh tone To sao
foreign news. prices readily found their way into
new s-ouud and record figures sos the crop were
recorded early. ForetSn news particularly thst ltea
Argentina was very strong ForetSn markets were
strong and higher. Reports from BuenoS Ayres 81
suggest further lowering OF the e1poEtab'e sueplus
estimates Export ners was mixed. The seab9arI
reported bids scarce. aging that tho advance NAG
checked ouylnS Greece. noweTes was credited WIFE
orally strong and influences were about tte
dudnS the recent past Minneapolis 10.
premiums The Modern Miller In Its weekly review
said that the Trough; In the winter wheat Ssc'on
had been fairy we'll broken. Farm w9'k IN tne
hight. Father free selling was encountered tn tho
bulGeS and 'Ecrc liberal realizing on the theory
that tc sharp advance OF the past te" lays ~
least invites caution Feel that q high level 70 to
continue. bat that sharp reactions arc hksIy iso1'
Corr-N". = rslpw cnu has sold 4: 81 tH-da?
and this che highest Stree the manipulated uiaVSet
OF 1892. New rocS reports cora selins AZ STU Tor
new yellow corr, testing y ger mojsiI:. sold
here AZ - cents. witch Latter is probably he h'H'>
1as much excited and higher ea:sy hE "c c"H..''''S
tlon OF the rough weather .: the last 1850 dayS over
the cc.n belt h,ry ra'nS most u; eastern hall " e'
and SHOWS Yves; aGi extending we'll into Central.
This will d"lav marketing and cc;:d;nntn: q the
corn. Sht9ainc call good hUt cash hard 70 ma.
Leading ow,trrs Of cash here reported - hare
Sptd !; all WI. Baltimore reported sale OF S921"o
buStel tnC sNpH:t.
Oa,t-Th.r. his been al en"run,is tra,!,. III na,s.
Shorts cuvcvr,. \: very r,El advance early bu: pref:
taking sales hsirrc. dur!us AM! after the Blk bulge
caused rccr|"n ft"m ;he top ou. re,a!Hc'! a
good re; gain Tor II" ,lay. WinuipcH prceJ were
sharply higher
Provisions Provisions higher biz fa!:I t.
retnin all 90 she a'!-ex:e There was. IL STai'i.
inuch covering b. shorts. les !nve':m'ac
call and free offerings tn. hard Si"tS. Hog rs-
Fcipss ives: $500 against $50" last year.
TOLEDO. o.. Oct. 2h.-Whcat. cash
III: December tT41.: May ~.
Glover seed. prIm" cash lnl|: Decent
Der 1905: February lois: March zoos.
.Alsike. prim" cash 1870: December
1890: March 1850.
Timothy. prime cash 2l"; December
o+J: March o52i..
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Private Wire Ia 4. L. haSt"h ~ 70
NEW YORK, nci. @h.--Thc press this morning does
MOI rate to any great extent Uu the matthr or
british merchantmen being armed or Of u renewal
of operations in the Atlantic by German Hh-
uIarillcs though thu reports which caihe To nand
Yesterday have no, from any quarter been officially
denied Tho room sold stocks freely In the last half
hour and cuyelin: from that direction may steady
tho list somewhat but additions are gradually bLluS
made To the ranks OF those who beere that between
now and election much unset!ement Is likely 10 be
experienced. ,
Al The organization meeting Of new hoard II dlrcc-
tors Of International Mercantile Marine Company T.
A. S. Franklin WAS elected president Of the company
and Hurold ShnderSon, the retiring president, RaI
elected chairman Of the board.
Ono OF thu directors when asked whether the queS
tiou of back dividends tie preferred stock was
considered said tho subject bad not lcen
discussed.
Gold IN amount OF five million dollars has been
received at assay office from Canada for J.
T. Morgan & Co. THE makes total OF 1894 jed. 900
imported since present movement began May 18th.
I'rnnsylysnia crude oil Advanced 10. now $3.50.
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This months clearings to date:
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Totals .......5I0. 5SG. $50 s7.0iS.0J2.5I
Increase .......S S.53S. 205. GS. ......,......-J
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u. s, Steel FEATURED
THE STOCK MARKET
Prominence of Stock overshadowed All
Other Issues-Total Sales
Over Million.

NEW YORK. Oct. "g.---TradmE i'll to-
days broad. strong and active market
was completely o"crshaduwcd by the
prominence Of United States steel that
stock contributing over - Per cent 20
the total turnover. which approNimatGd
1850. 900 shares.
StccrS extreme advance OF points 10
1893 places the stock within l 4 points
of its record quotation made in the lat
ter part OF September and represents Il
gain Of more than II points for the
week. having fallen To los last Satur-
day
Other active. though less strong f"a-
lures included Republic and Crucihlo
Stccls. Anaconda and Inspiration Cop
perS. American Smelling. such equip
mcnts rs American aud Baldwin Loco
motives. General Electric and Wcsting-
house. Central Leather. and numerous
low priced rails.
Motors also were restored TO Specula-
tive favor. Studcbaker and Maxwell re-
cordiug substantial gains with some
subsidiaries. and sugars were IN renew
ed request. with new records for Cuban
American and Cuban Cane ut us and
90 l., respectively.
Investment rails were under moderate
pressure. but regainrd their losses III
the general Improvement OF the last
half hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
CLOSING STOCK MARKET.

BY Private Wire to Fidelity Iuves.men. Association
from Harris Winthrop s Co. ., =,
NEW YORK Oct 2U.--Stccl the feature or
the market to-day and tho copper stocks were also
i'll good demand. Moro attention Is hehlS pad at
present IN eeccti"n news and many arc ulc'l"Sn l"
th!k that the market Is In such strong position
that the effects oi Democratic victory would nave
but littlo adverse effect on prices Wo do NOT look
for any decided change as thero viii probably To
quito some evening w tomorrow
Dow Jones SAYS: Directors or RpttcrHorth Jltie'ln
Co.. will meet on October So but it is not likely
that any action will bu takHn on dirldenIS An Nl-
tiL dividend on cnmn"r Is likely In IN declared III
first quarter Of next year. report Of tho colnay
says earnings Of over 100000 In August will DO "a
rrcIch n September and October. Earnings are nuw
running at rate Of 500 or moro SHARE on To
common.
Boston wires: II Is understood earnings o! intel
States Sntens for September an first fortnight
" October have hcou running about 100000 altoad
" July and August ami is now earning at rate Of
between $Suu oUu und 500 900 US compared with low
water this year Of close to S4UQpOo for TWO
sulamcr mouths.
RankrrS Trust Company and Win. l.. liunhrieht "
Co.. arranging credit for French Industrial!
CONCERNS 10 purchase OF goods III this rnui;ry.
which will be the largest thing Of Its kind yet under
tnkrn by American ounkers Full amount OF credit
Is not yet know, but II ia expected to reach the
ncighbnrhnCu Of 500 O0Q.0 00
FROM ~ To 50 Frenrh industrial and Importing
concerns will lie represented III tho credit anu baHkS
throughout this country will 10 represented la The
credit and nanks Throughout this couutry Will To
allowed To participate In dlscottnG the bills " the
French These acrcplancos will IuEi for ~
days and will carry privilege Of 1.-Two RENEWALS mR.nS
full length =! credit a ycaV and a huff The dis
count plus commission tlut accepting banks
will receive viii briuS tho Return the credit NJ To
slightly i Per cent As additional security I"
make the bills acceptable 10 banks which naiO not
the facility Investigate the credit standing II tho
French concerns there will DO deposited with iha
Guaranty Trust Co.. 10 per cent IN French treasury
bonds.
Dow Junes says: Stockholders committee ot tho
American Hide and Leather Co. consisting OF All
drew Price. Frederick Drew and Hans l.. Freeze.
has rrrIar preferred stockholders announcing
Will Ili REORGANIZATION recently
suggested h. 'WaFtwot and Apprnhellsr Committed
states THAI rclresents 10000 shares Of preferred
stock.
Wheeling \ l.aEo Eric September gross Increase
SlS2 IN net increase SJT S21: three mouths gross
increase S7I.570: net increase S37S.453
Oh City. Pa.-Pennsylyanis crude oil has been ad-
rancrd 10 cents :. barrel to $500
Dow Jones says: General Chemical Co. declared
regular quarterly dividend Of III cent cont
stock. payable December LIST. stock record Nuy
rHber 20.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS.

Trirai. VIE :" \. = MaS;cn X 80
Financial News <avS:rh"r" aiT"aTS :" ~ u1
change A. the but, '.s!ty :rndeHr'"; ~ TIE
general list aud the tactics = ;Ge
SaS; ZEN ra"S repeated modified sal" wiki nHw
groups made ;r0ln.Esu. w. :il.nS a.:v" tni">;Drs
should pu: i:i":tl>-t'.S ~ position I" sustain 4
sud.ie2 h:eik. wI;rh ..Sht with S!s.r.I::,9
eliminated ,El". pr',f,<s.Gai hraTSl ACTIVITY
sensational :t:;lnG> tu"" PArtic and R-aI'ms
show al un.ics"in; TI'r,r,! ;:snG. Pools 81:
hiir- Wuni"::. t,.u":ai t:,+,:F!r. NC-th :ccli.
r."->s'! SEC. a.. WahJ>h ~ and rTl,s i::;s'.
Journal n, '":'a'F"',' 'rn.mS>:"r A!l.>-> !.."'t:
;r"r".>e !nye~t:r":.: buvES.
S:fa: Sock markg. t-a.!rn: all H." :Nasss
g: sound and rrp~.st":; >:'':i:.at"a - !s:i-!
.!."cs.
Va, Str"A. Journal r. ~" railroad lis: AID III
;hn rail- an c"pp"-S a;ri rgU .I"ur ts:.
seems at"i1di". l'!-ti:CG'.":I t'r }':h!!r hIyIa.
Harris. WI'ry". -. IN" ca?!d a'TAH..'S -
AZ u" l"" ::.rst u'TSt:Ial> ..'Atd
-;h ta.": and sa:"" - :h's" st"'I> >ii!fS
ahIc sa;i-
T.. F. Hutton y ''.-N" hr.r t..;: WSS;.-. rrr"n
has Nearir SIS ""I 80" IN cash and -;..ti", i'tat
the: :nn: tn it.!;'G r4h: "a $rI;h N;se5cl
81 'rar earnings.
J..>spGi!ia. l",u:hl"t:n " "a. There Ii ;irsi
tins >tt!c 20 ,'ruS'-rI:if" SrSs s,.rn az
Rails AID tncpers
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Pihlc Class Met

Tn Wednesday, evening thr regular
monthly meeting of tic Wuman'S Adult
Bible class OF the Bethlehem Union
Sunday school was held III tho chapel.
The hu"lcsSrS were Mrs. Kate Wolfe.
Mrs. William iarhu!an. MIS-. Ernest
l5uCk and Miss Emma Baker. Following
the devotional exercises. DR.. Mary H..
Monroe delivered AN address on w.
mans Suffrage and later u musical
and literary program WAS rendered.
There were ia members present. Tic
next meeting viii hr held un N0vcm-
her II. and each member will have
earned $1.10 before This timr and Will
tell in rhyme how 1t was earned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
LOGAN { sRYAa's CLOSING LETTER.

Private Wi.s 4 E. MaSien Il 60
NEW YORK. De-. Tile marker u.rs"r,,.d A
strong frrn: tt:NEsIHI; IN" session. wiki S"c i"!r.:
absorbed broad o. the accom- aaiiiult
~ :a!S nf Substantial extra di:!den,i i: III" quar-
teri" meeting. Tl..' s,."Iirl tor nrtr's'r -
There ntli"'l IT. TIE iiay'$ na:,s
n;GSct o. a:''f ~'-k F:ar-"t t'u"nt lt; 81 .hr
absence ~ ':Irt :">sir. ICl ";tSil. sources SHORTS
became dri..rT ""sv";,: 7ui th"ir ',7"r.ng vas
celebrated Is intrnS" operations in selected ,>l..S
TIE renewal - n gold !r'rt movement lent c'.irr
taS ~ further "S:arSior y ..s.I; q: :ir ga
WIKI which srsd;. ohca,nable.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Oct. @0.-Buttcr uuic1,
creamery higher than extras 81 l. a 80 Il ,
creamery extras CO. ScUrc) 35A tirStS
3IGl 30: seconds - = n 1884.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered. extra fine
SSU3g: extra firSlS 35m3T; tirsts SO
81; seconds %OM%1: nearby heuu"ry
whites fine to fancy JIht I'll; nearby hell
merry browns 4%GriT
Cheese steady: stat" fresh. specials
2lGoli4: do. average fancy - = n 90
Live poultry firm: brUilrrs II L.: fowls
15If19: no other prices settled. Dressed
quiet; chickens 200, 80; fowls l7m94 -;
turkeys 22dr%1.
Flour strong.
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BANK CLEAR|NCS
Of ,709.96,
FRIDAYS REPORT
Fridays banking cleariI

Fridays banking clearings. accord
ing to the daily report Of: the Wheel
ing Clearing House, amounted TO $ooI,-
TO9 90, an increase OF S291.06S.4O, or
1914 per cent. over the total clearinSs
reported for the corresponding day or
last year.
The clearings for October to date
amount to 500 per cent more than the
total reported for the corresponding
period Of October, 1915. This month $,
up to the present, aggregate $lo,5S6.-
25S.23, while the sum for last October
was ST,04S,052.57.
This 1nannt h s cIanrineS to date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Oct. n.--Raw sugar firTn: rentri
furaI s63a: molssses S5.51: refined firm fine gran
ulatrd S1.35
Sugar futures we're irnor on covering and fall
remand from outside sourcas At neon prices wers
10 points higher
Later the list moved i7cCulnrly near months ad
yapcinr IN aympsthy with the strength In raw anil
fined and distant positions declining under n9uidn
ton Closed Irregular 10 points hiShor To loTsr
Sales 1880 tons: December 16.oS; January s4bs
March $t.27.
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Gave Entertainment.

y very large attendance was assem-
blcd at the school auditorium Oh 'rucsCiay
night TO hear Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II
Nncheloc and Mrs. Anna Hilton UT 81
w hceiinE. when they gave u musical
program InLGrSpurScd with readings. Il
WAS one of the most pleasing and enjoy
able entertainments ever given here
The Allen Grove Christ ian Endcav"I
Society VIII receive 4 larH" amount I"I
the treasury from tn" sale "f r"!r"Sh'
mcnt$ following the program.
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St. Clairsville Briefs.

Miss Margaret Farn"ll t"achc" III me
Weekend guest Of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs j. E. tarncll.
Attorney ". W. Cow"n was IN Bcl!aire
today on business 49,,
Miss Francis Mead will entertain me
,Iifkn club at her home in the East End
Saturday night.
Attorney \. NJ. Brown. Democrat &c
c,n.Gotn for Probate Judge. was in Rcll-
airc today in the interest or his cahol-
dacy. = ,, was ,
river front visitor today.
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WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

VIM. Hare'S Sons, Wheeling. have re-
Gently installed ii number of '. d ~.
water systems in 81. Clalrsville when
are remarkable for their simplicity
completeness and above I'LL their quiet
ness and dependabilitN. This urn
does quite Il thriving business withl9
y rIdius of iif1v miles OF Wheeling and
* Thoroughly equipped to handle any,
thing in the plumbing, heating anc
water supply line.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. Ok sd.-MsTsanile nar~r ~ re'
cent Sterling. 10 aay billa SI7lL. d"mand S.f5S:
cables Si.TGAs. Francs. demand $&S3h7; eAb@A
$751;. Mark. demand ;uhr: cGhles toSSo
Kroull. demand IL l!t: eAhlrs ~ ; taN GnilrE'.
Golnsnd. IL s. l6c: oahles IL LOO LlFes. 1eslam
&: "; cables 81 st. Ruhles demand. 2lGe: essleA
SlIo Ear silver g. 30 MnSi"an dollars asil%
Government huids sieady Ralrusd bMds- irregular,
Time iuails steady: ID days %Sfx yer epa.i ~
days and Nix mouths SA eSar Per cent. Call maner
finn: high Isr cent how ~ ler cent? ruling f<se
. l4r cent; lasl loan lar Cent; Wu4ing bud ~ pss
cent. offered st per seni.
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The Republican meeting held AT LIZ 60,
mont, Thursday night, was one OF NJ
m,sI ,.nIhusiastir that has been hc!! III
t thr comfy 1 Im<pitc Of The bad weather,
the hail was crowded and thosc attend
INK were we'll paid for three GooI ~.
DRESSES we're delivered ~ A't"i TeS
,,lairsviIlr. aud Mir. Eallinscr Of inc
1hto' next Ne, meeting will be hrld ut Nor
rislown on saturday night and 4 Larse
,.rnwJ is expected y band will furnish
,hnn, usic and Attorneys V. ". C"w"n
and ", !. Walker will be the speakers
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No Court.

80 court was held again To-Day aiiu
tnn uclit Jurors were excused until Non
I.,,. r,nrninr TIN case Of Anton lie
irna againsJ the Rail and River Coal
rnmpany was settled and dismissed anu !.
,hr Jurors were notified not 10 appear
until Monday morning. All the cnS''T So.
for trial during the past week hnNE pt IN
i,irnrs have been off duty all week
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
ST, CLAIRSVILLE
%,,,-i,re I,iceuS g.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Oct. 2o.--Cart
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