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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-01
The DAYS REVIEW
FURNISHED The Intel1gencer BY ne
Finance Company.
CHASING LETTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-friceS ruled
strong today for many stocks. although
SOME of the ,induStrials engaged solely
in war production suffered. Coppers and
equipments appear "a DO selected rs the
peace stocks by the trading element and
ara likely TO shop still further advances.
The war news is glorious and the mar
KIT would feel il much more II money
was 10 be had.-lIarTiS, Winthrop & Co.
Considerable comment is noted on "thr
non-rcspouSe OF tho stock market" Ia
tn" bulgarian unconditional surrender
news, but inquiries around the street
show that active speculative investment
interests. while daily growing more OPP
timiStic. feel that certain cross current
Establishments will operate for waiting
on the part Of the influential people
until q line can be had OH peace require
mcntS.
In hiGh-class quarters coppers are
being placed first in the list of dcsira Dlc
pcacc stocks for the reason that 1t is dc
clared that the producers can turn out.
with present labor supply. only enough
copper for war purposes. and this means
4 peace demand that may rush the price
up to 50 or IS cents when the fixed
figures arc removed.
Second in the peace list Is put the
railway equipment stocks, notably tho
locomotive and car Issues. which is Is
firmly held will enjoy Il period Of almost
indefinite prosperity after tho war.
Recommendations arc being made to buy
American Car 4 Foundry and Baldwin
Locomotive on all reactions
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept. %o.-TIogs. receipts
$4,000: market closed strong with pack
ing grades mostly 10 cents higher:butch
crS sl0.5n20.0U; light $4,000 1895
packing $3.50 a 1888: rough SlS:0oY
1850: pigs. good 10 choice sl1.i1 a 1871.
Cattle. receipts 5000; live steers
steady 10 25c higher; medium kinds nd
vancing most; western mostly 25c high
er: butchers stock 10 10 % cents higher:
calves about steady; beef cattle. good.
choice and prime Sl5. ~ 1850; common
and medium 10000 1i.25; butcher
stock: cows and heifcrs s6.75 n 1850
Gamers and cutters sS.I5 q 6.t5; stock
ers and feeders: good. choice and fancy
S10.5OFTiS.T5: inferior. common and me
dunn ST.n0m1G5n. Veal calves: good
and choice I.1aNt ism.
Sheep. receipts 10000: killing class
and feeding lambs nasty Is 70 soc:
lower; extreme bottom on lambs i5c
lower: some feeding and breeding year
lingS steady. Lambs. choirr and prime
$500 n 1T.uh; medium and good sl4 .nnn
1870: culls sS.t0T l2.0O; ewes. choice
and prim" slD.75a Il.n0: medium and
good Samoa 1878: cuIls $3.50 $50.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
From Logan & Bryan to a. L. Mas

From Logan Il Bryan to 4. L. MastHn &
Co. by Private Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. %0.--Couitc a little
discrimination with consequent irrcgu-
larity. was observed today. The highly
gratifying war news caused many hold
evs of stocks TO begin TO seriously con-
slider the probable effect for time on
the earnings Of many corporations Now
engaged exclusively in war work. who.
If present indications hold out. will he
confronted with tho problem Of altering
manu- fac turing methods in runt.n pla-
ton or n changed order Of things. The
result WIS quite 4 little Liquidation in
r.. s. Steel and allied issues though on
the other hand. much confident buying
took place in the rails. oils and motor
stocks. n is hardly necessary to call
commodities IS not likely to begin where
the war demand ends. and that the
strain on the money market is likely 10
continue for IN Indefinite period. NOR"
particularly IA government financing
will still have to be accomplished and in
addition crop moving Demands will b.,
felt I'm an impressive fashion from now
on. Tho jubilatinn tn" world oyer al
trndant uron what seems Ia b. an earlier
termination Of huSiiliiits than WAY
looked for awhile ago may h. rrfi"crcd
FOR n while In a further up-ruSh nf So
lnctcd issues hut We think ihr situation
,ecncratly' warrants very conservative at
tiiudc with those finding themselves
Sith obligations contracted. in the better
position TO gr:Lp7lc with problems which
are now In thu making.
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WELLSBURG
Exciting RUNAWAY.

On Monday afternoon at about 80
o'clock while Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Given
were driving down Washington pix"
hill their horse ran away. kicking be-
ing intcrspcrsrd.. Al tho curve at the
corner IF Seventh and High streets thG
buggy was overturned, throwing hoth
occupants to the road. Mrs. Given was
severely cut upon III" forehead and was
badly bruised and jultcd in general. Mr.
Given was severely jolted and more or
less bruised. Both were taken into
office Of Dr. J. Theodore Dare for Inedl-
cni attention. 'rh" condition OF neither
is considered serious.
lust Il fcrw days ago Mr.. Given had
his arm broken whilo crnnking his
auto. and last winter while howe on
rurlough from the army he was out
hunting and accidentally shot himself
in the foot and has been at home for
some months on account Of the injury
to his foot.
Near the old toll gate. about hall
milo from where the upset occurred one
OF the holding back straps broke, us
ing the horse to run. One whee oKe
down and finally second wheeNefe
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J GAINS IN
bTOCKNARKET
YORK. Sept. %h.-Cnfier thu

YORK. Sept. %h-Cnder tho
of The po-tsu:ouS news from
to-day'S stock market developed
activity aud strength; hucn
large turnover conferred In so
peace issues. few OF which reg
lster d sensational gains
OH shares were conspicuous from the
putset Mexican Petroleum making IN
Extreme advance of 10 points. while
rexas Company featured the final hour
lt a gross advance OF II points.
Moderate strength was manifested By
Ted States Steel and kindred indus
B and equipments in tho early deal
but profit taking and short sell
effected reactions Of I to points.
Omitted States Steers gain OF point
the first half ho1r was Succ'eoed pH
SiStent pressure at an extreme rsSer-
points. but the stock again III
ed later, closing UNCHANGED al
stment rail. we're backward dur
e greater part OF the Interstate
erce Commission but roS: ortskiy
9 the Close Canadian Pacific
at an advance Of II points.nh most
ID was retained.
shares became prominent At
DAY. gathering greater strength
on another drive against the SnortS
General Motors. which held much OK
T point rise, while Studehaker. Max
"a and Chandler improved from t" 4
bints.
Utilities, notably Ss,s shares. feathers.
6baccos and fertilizers comprised I'M,
pther strong stocks. extensive Sn'It
covering setting in ut the close. SfeS
amounted TO $4,000 shares.
Bonds we're variable. Liberty issues
displaying moderate irrcEularitE. Total
raIes (nar valued aggregated SS.650.09".
Old United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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Whcelnck have returned to their hone
at Chicago after spending sewers
weeks at tn" irfrrr hotel.
G.. II. Charlotte of Huntington. W. Va.
Is stopping at tn" Refer hotel tor
number of days.
David Henry has accepted position
at the Tarr barber shop.
George Bchrcns has returned TO ms
home at Chicago, Ill.,, after ~ week
visit here
f. J. McMIllcn has returned to St"u'
bcnville after several days visit Win
relatives here.
Russell Ash "f Alma. ". Va. is stop
ping al the Hotel kerr"r for y fe"
weeks.
John McCann spent last evening win
friends III Muundsvllr
Mrs, Charles Sturm and daughter
Nellie will leave soon Tor Texas. "h"r'
thcy will visit Charles Stlrm
Private Homer Davis Of Fort Me-
Henry is spending brici inriouEh
here with rrlutiv"S.
John Berry Of MnundSrillr vas =
caller in this city last evening.
Mrs. Thomas Weston has returned "a
her home Il; Scnt'dalc IA. "''':
spending several days us the guest "
Miss Irene Rude here.
Rillln kINCail ana IHhEiiN lh
turned 10 Holloway after brief f!s''
here.
Miss Inrz Hoffman and- aunt MIS-
Harry Metz, arr visiting friends 'oF
Il few weeks at RoiisburK.
Mira. Sarah Holland Of minneapolis
Is the guest of Ed Morris and i"m''y
Of Fifth street.
Nns.rs. Arthur Mc'ahr and Harry
NuIdrcw sprn, last "von,ng at Mounas'
vill"
Nrs. r.. W. Stephens left YESTERDAY
for New York. whore she Will spend
week.
Misses Norma Howard. Agnes Llmon
and Thrlma Morris were VISITORS !"
SToundsyillc last evening.
John Finnrgan has returned IRON.
Hun,inElo on. W. Va. where h" au"'o"o
the VI. T.. conference
Mrs. george kelpz OF LA tiFahae
Orc. and Mrs. n. NJ Muldrcw VIII i"a'e
today for Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nolan ana
dauchtcrk a hlrcn spent sunday IA
lhc guests nf Mrs. George Hauschlucl
Of Wheeling.
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MARKET COMMENT

By Private Wire TO A. e. Mastcn & Co.
Corn Products: Understand directors
Of Influence arc very sure there will he
no dividend this year. Therefore. If
Corn Products Is bought let it I've OIL
pool prospects not dividend. This de-
Cdcd at Fridays meeting this year.
American Hide & Leather: We think
preferred can hc bought here. Expect
pool will mako it n feature when rest
Of list turns.
Tho motor shares for long time
we're subjected 10 heavy liquidation so
far MS the shares OF the principal conf
panics are concerned they are in Il very
good position marketwise. The major
ity Of the companies will engage In wa1'
work still can readily adjust themselves
To a peace basis and will b. confronted
after tho war with q tremendous demand
for motors of all types.
Just as n speculation would take n
chance on Marine preferred here. Hear
considerable talk OF ms for 1t this week.
Also hear good talk on Chile Copper.
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.RuY LIBERTY BoHSC
4

.E.5..s: 4..:...35l2.<;.: ,;.,.
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Shadyside Notes.

owing tn III" large number of the
members HOW in military and naVa
service. il has hr"n necessary for nv
Belmont club To suspend the orEanlH;''
ton temporarily.
\ delegation OF The daughters OF
Pnrah"ntas lodge will 80 I" DilionyaI'
tomorrow To attend tho annual district
school OF the order.
Many ShadysiiG persons were "
Wheeling sunday afternoon /" hear en-
President Taft in the interest uf ih'
Fourth Liberty Loan.
beginning this evening all stores al
the town will close at " o'clock each
day excepting SaIurdayS. when they will
continue. business until y o'clock.
Mius lean Mc,'unn has received in
slruc,ionS 10 report Saturday at tAmr
Sherman for training in the student
nurse reserve.
Mrs. K. j. Evans Of East Thirty sixth
street has been quite i'll again for 4
few days.
Mrs. Charles Trige. who underwent an
operation in IN" OH" Valley hospital
If Wheeling about tw" weeks ago. Is
exp..l"d homr tomorrow.
Miss Taylor. principal Of the Local
high school. Is doing work in the Eel
lairr high school while there are III
sessions here. Sh" hns taken the class
cS Of Miss Nclnn R"dafcr. who resigned
because Of serious threat trouble.
Mrs. t'Iar-ncn He'll Of Lincoln AVE-
nue. has h..cn quit" sick mt her home 70,
several days.
The Willing Workers Of the PrnSby-
trrian church viii meet with Mrs 7
NJ. Brooks I'll 'h't"h"r 10. and not this
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SHADYSIDE
For tho Rcd Cross.

prunir OF the town are asked !" kc'?
in mind the observance "f ti"tNl"E
Week" that the local branch al IN" heH
Cross society may hav" a iiberhi d"hl
ton nj clean. warm garments I" S''n'
The l!hlgian and French refugees. IL Is
also requested that the comWunitT give
II shower nf linens this week for tn"
American hospitals in Franc. F"r In"
latter cause, towels, sheets and napkins
are desired. II Is nrt necessary that
gifts b. Of now material. bat in c"ndi-
iimn ii, for immediately use. donations
for l.nth purposes may b. left nj the
Smith news Stnnd or at the home III
Miss Martha Smith. 1900 Central ave-
nile.
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BUTTER EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3h.--Ruttrr firm;
creamery higher than extras Ga FG3c:
creamery extras f92 scored &C: firsts
59Gr6l re: packing stock. current make
No. .. Oisc.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered extras 56Tf
SIC: fresh gathered regular packed en-
ira firs1s a4T55c: do firsts s2 n SIC;
Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry whites. fine to fancy $50 { &C: state
Pennsylvania and nearby hcnnery
browns $50 Coo: do gathered browns and
mixed CnIrrS 5hhl SIC.
Cheese steady: state fresh specials
SOL: ii Bic: do average run 3hR 3oi&c-
Dressed poultry quiet: hr"tlcrS 80
4Gc; chickens 3lU4lc: fowls 30T &c:
old rooSterS % a Huc.
Live poultry weak; no prices quoted.
Flour steady.
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wel1sbuT Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Hlass enu
son. William Reed. Of rittsnursh sre
sunday AT the home of Justice ana "'S'
W F. Glass.
Mrs. Sara Bond has returned Ifo"
q visit with her sister! Mrs. Carl LEU
man. nf Rycsrillc. =.
Miss Belle Mc1ntirc has retutnen
from an extended visit with relatiFe"
and friends in Ohio. having FisIteu
f,vcsvillc Columbus and Buckeye Hn,
Miss Erva Myer. who had ocen 49,
,b, nrrica Of the ]. II. Walker company
rn- n,,i,r , while, has accepted posi-
tim in the freight office of tho Penn
sylvania lines. ,ns
W. =. Russell has returned from Inc
War Work Activities convention Ut
Huntington. W. Va.
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MANNING70N

Tho led cross comnlSsion"r lol
Frame. has cahlcd that the hospitals ~
in urgent, need of supplies OK tn"e'S'
nundkcrrhiers. napkins and sheets. ~
has been thought ad"!sa Bile TO ssGu'.
these articles by the sn-calied lIhGn
shower" plan. Each and every l"i"'i =,
is askcdtto give an article or SET -.
articles of household linen from l'.e't
reserve stock. All chapters III 'i
United STATES ar" being called ui','
provide their share. Mnnmnsto , n,ota
Ter has never fallen short III ,tS ~ IT,
on anything and Will not wi .m' ,.horc
,,r,- ar,arl. given will NC put %hrre
continent and facilities are being SORE
~ ,r;n,I The linen shower will he hcla
from September :" /" October D. III
elusive,
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mnnntug-ton Briefs.

Private Glenn \. Spears returned iuHt
evening 70 Newport News Va "hslc
br Is member OF the military pol'ce
I.narl1nrn; after SpcndinE>h luFioue"
vim relatives in Warrington.
I,ert Davis returned last evening froIn
Akron. o., where he has been Tor soi,e
limo HI. and Srhun Mcneil lcar" ms
ovrninc To Join the United States navy
nj Hampton Roads, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. S. r. Davis have re-
turned frum visit with rrlaiNes III
Wheeling.
p +. Cartwright and y. S. lines were
business visitors AZ AnnabrlIc ycs'eF-
day. ,. u,.,,-
arthur Hnpwood returned last even
ing to the United States navy AFTER a
visit with his parents on Furhcr ave
nu., H., has hrcn on the L. ). ). 80
lace
Edwin Taught returned. saturday
morning to Buckhannon, where he IS
q member Of Wesleyan training corps
after visit with his parents in Brook
side.
charles +. Kunst has returned after
spending a few days at Washington,
D. c,
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Briefs and Personals.

Attorney and Mrs. f. F.. McCombs
and I'M Charles Of Martins Ferry and
Mfr. and Mrs. Fl. W. Bloomfield OF
Washington, Pa. were guests OF Mt
and Mrs. c. ". MeComhs over the week
end.
W. n. Kittlo Is seriously III. :,
Rally day will be observed in the
Mount Orivet Sunday school next Sum
day morning with appropriate services.
\ number Of persons from this com
munIty attended the meeting in the in
terest of the fourth Liberty loan in
the Market auditorium, Wheeling. on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Schubert and
family Of Mozart Vi sited relatives IN
Belmont. O., Sunday.
Mrs. J. l.. Garvin ana sons. Jack and
Donald spent Sunday at the home or
\. u. Hood. near Mount Olivet.
4. NJ. SnedeKer and daughter. Miss
Lillian Of Mount Olivet. were visiting
Mrs. Milcha Bowler Of Moundsvillo Sat
urday and Sunday.
MI and Mrs. George Minch OF Bel
mont are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J.. {.
Klages.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. "A. Steinman and
children visited Sfr. and Mrs. Henry
SteInmaR. on Sunday:
. Miss Lotto Bonar' OF Mount Olivet
spent Sunday at" the home OF Jacob
Braun Of Park View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Briemeon or
McMechen were visiting at the Henry
Bricmson home over the weekend.
Communion services were held in the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church sun
day afternoon. beginning at O'clock:
Rev. c. W. Boyle preached q splendid
sermon.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home OF Mrs Joseph
.Archey Wednesday, afternoon. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Stegman or Soun
Wheeling spent Sunday at tho hclos'nG
farm at Mount OlivGt.
A patriotic service was held IN the
Christ Lutheran church ut Mozart
Sunday. Gx:-.
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Ared Woman rAiuraL.

Mrs. Martin Caldwell Was severely
injured a few days ago at the home OF
her grandson, Martin Marsh. when shc
lripped and fell in her room, fractur-
ing her hip bone. DR.. B. F. Bone OF
Moundsville was called and rendered
medical attention. Mrs. Caldwell was
later removed to the home Of her
granddaughter. Mrs. Benjamin Fill OF
Pleasant Valley, where she IS slightly
irnnrprcd..
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BRISK
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept. 3o.---Hopes of a
speedy general peace captivatcd traders
GA chang" here. and made war prices
move downward Xix" maIic After con-
liuunuS heavy selling and an extreme
break OF 7Ac. the corn market closed
eNirtcd. ~. to Z Hsc net lower with O'io-
her Sl.3$4. to St.36: and November
$l.%3+a to sl.33"4. Oats showed set
back Uf lTsc to &c. In provisions tho
result varied from 81 decline TO 15e ad-
N:lllrC.
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Missionary society.

The WnmahS Foreign Missionary So
| ric,y will hold It's monthly mr"inG A.
the HON" OF Mr.. Isauchmmhn this eve
ming at 1:3r u'rlnck. business matters
will b. transacted in the E"rr part az
! the evening. after which social hour
will he enjoyed. All members ar" re-
uueStrh to be present.
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Norman Potter.

The word received this morning OF
tl,. d.a.h Of Norman Potter at Great
Lakes. Chicago. at ! o'clock g. m: Is
mos, dcplorahlc. On September IL TINS
line young soldier left for camp in inc
hes, Of health and thus far the cause
If his death has not been given. His
father, mother and brother Don han
left ~ visit the son and brother at inc
hnSptal
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Minister Back.

E",. i buckley returned last "N"h-
ing frun Huntington. w. Va. at "hi'h
rlarr h" spent tho past week Attending
tho West Virginia chnf"r'll"H 81 t'r
Mathodis, church. Rrv. Buckley han
hncu r,.anpnin,rd pastor Of The NJ. IL.
rhurch cf This city for III" coming
yc,r which news will h" gladly re-
,-ciy"d ny thc people.
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belgian Belief.

nujto :, nu,nh-r If garments were
tunai.J tn the i9"lgian relief fund Yes
;n-day. huyon" wishing Ia donate any
clothes plraSa- leave ut IN" McM"chetl
buiIdius at the corner Of Seventh ana
Marshall streets. Any person unahle
to deliver clothes call the mayors or
fee l,"twrrn S:3n Il. III. and I p. m. ana
,E,. Boy Scouts will So" 20 IN" coii"c-
ion Of thaul
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SHERRARD


The regular monthly meeting OF Tho
Sherrard Red Cross will be held in
Marsh's hall next Friday evening. The
membership committee is requested to
make a report TO the secretary. Mrs.
H. C. Marsh. All members are urged
to attend this meeting AS important
business matters will be discussed,
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IOpenJ High. / Low. | Close
SUGAR.

NEW YORK Sept. 20.--No new de-
vslopsnsnts occurred in III" local raw
sur:,r market and prices are UNCHANGED
ar a. "a for centrifugal. The committee
reported purchases OF a36,6oo bags of
Cuban.
7, refined. business is expected to be-
come more ;ctive N the near future, o"-
80 70 thaf distribution Of. the October
rer,iticatas. Prices are unchanged at
g.. for fine Sranulated.S
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n l.. Grimm Dead.

IT, l.. Grimm, who had leg proke1
and was otherwise injured about SIX
weeks ago in a motorcycle accident near
thc old ball park above Foransoee' dlea
This forenoon. The deceased was IN d
struhenville hospital for some tune
following the ACCIDENT. Funernl an
uutlnrcment later.
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Flag Dedication.

The dedication of service flag lot
nine mon from the Louise mine WAS
Gttingly observed on Sunday afternoon
ut Ebenczrr church. Prof. W. Is. ray
lor delivered the dedicatory" sermon.
There WAS an address and remarks ny
!. II. Jones. president OF the LOUISE
,'o,l comnanv. and Others. Complete
net nf sneakers and men in service Will
he riyon TUESDAY. The occasion was
taken to appeal for purchase Of LID
, erty bonds and the meeting was patri-
otto throughout.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 3N.--t'attlc low
or: supply 15U loads: prime SlS.|O@
1900.
Sheep lower: supply IS double decks:
prime wethcrs $1l.0nM ll.T5; cu'ls and
common 23.5pd so: lambs S10.u0n ! 6.6G:
veal calves SlS.60Ml9.1n.
Hogs slow: receipts so double decks:
prime heavi.s Sla.9Un 2G.u1: mediums
and heavy workers. $3h. nNFf 2G."5: pigs
$3.50 II "n.gn rouGhS ST.. 90 n lS.an.
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BANK CLEARINGS

CTrarinSs for September 2s. SSo:.20S.-
46.
Same day last year. sS16,1co.sl.
l1earinES for wNk ending Saturday
si.uli.90!.ii.
Same week last year. $50. 70S.2 9S.S3.
CIearings for day. September 80, 1884,
S4%.lS.
Same day last year s1.oot.5So.5e.
Clcarings <-V month OF September,
SIG. 0?3 ""v.s5.
Same month last year. Sl5.1S1.6s2.!5s.
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Rack Prom Hospital.

Miss Edith Craft has returned rom
North wheeling hospital after nas!ns
undergone an operation Tor appGnuie
It's. Miss Craft arrived IN NeItSou
,nd,v In company Of her father ana
Iii ha IN. guest Of, MIR. and MIS-
t-har,ns Wilson for few days.
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Mrs. William Wallace Chiswell OF
Washington. D. g.. sister OF Mrs. George
W. Mct'nrd of this city. leaves OCTOBER
for Paris to do ambulance driving uh-
der the American Red Cross. Mrs.
C,hisweH is tn. first Wellsburg woman
,o 20 To Franco To do service IN tHis
line under tho Rcd Cross. She Will DC
manager of the Red Cross garage III
raris. Mrs.. j. Borden Hartman. go
,i,,y wurnnn uf Erw York and WASH
instnn. kill have charge of the ampu-
lanr,. drivers.
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MCMECHEN


The men IF R"nwVnd met last month
and formed u club called thr married
Mems club" This club will hold a
meeting once - month in Armofy hall
l'repa rutionS are being made FOR a
dance. which will tax" place in the near
fun
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Baseball.

very interesting gam" was ria! ~
YESTERDAY at Blarkshrre park nr." 80
INK Mc,tonkeys nf Wheeling ana ,na
loculs, Max Carney. the NV ,,i.,as.
ou,IcIder nf the lHttshurkn NJ
MAJ t 't,,i,, st,tr lragu. and BcreridEc
W. III, " Nav we're ali with Mannington'
patriotir spcrchcs were given before
th, rsmc and thu E:lks band PLAYED
u.I,ich added cnthusiasn 10 the game