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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-17
SHADYSIDE

Rnv 4. G.. Whitmnrc. pastor nf inc
Lincoln avenue Methodist church' lc''
Yesterday for Cleveland tn attend inc
annual conference of the Methodist
body. He will he gone the entire week.
Members of the Shadysidr branch OF
the Red Cross society will hold the an
nual business meeting IN the School an-
ditoriun, this evening. An interesting
program is arranged and all members
are urged 10 attend.
Miss Margaret McGrrw Of HiEhAnn
avenue, Is visiting friends in Clcve.nhd'
Mrs, Charles Bowen and daughter
Miss Mary. were guests Of MoundsFil'e
friends on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DALEY and child
rem Of Tpsilanti. Mich, VIII" nave p''n
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. bernard
Of Lincoln avenue. will visit relatives NJ
Fair7nont, W. Va. this week before re-
turning 10 their home
.-Thc Old Dairy Homestead" an inter
esting comedy in four acts. Will DC pre-
scented here by HON" talent some Time IN
October. Tho proceeds arc TO DC useu 10
Improve tho school grounds
Miss Lillian Mckclycy will leave al
the end Of this week to enter Kent NOT
NAL school at Kent. Ohio. ABOUT inc
same time Miss Vera Walker will 90 10
gethany College. bethany. West Va 10
take 4 course in Home Econ"n'cS'
Yesterday the prizes awarded ny the
Woman's club 10 III" three chiidrcn
nrarcs, normal according 10 government
statistics in connection with tho weigh
inr and measuring OF the towns chiId-
ron wore distributed Tho three awards
were alike. thrift stamps tn the amount
of $50 each. and were given to verona
C;ulIry. little daughter Of Mr. and MIS-
Alder, tiuliey: Harry Reed. five year
did son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther hc1'h'
NJ West Forticth street: anu hclcI'
Swanbcre. daughter Of Nr. and Mrs
Charles Swanbcrg. OF South Grand Az
enur.
rhilio Nartz of St. C7airsvillc. form
erly of Shadysid.. spent Sunday morn
ing calling on friend here.
CorDoral John Wilson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan Wilson. Of West aetn
stree, has returned 10 his company M
Camp HUMPHREYS Va. after enjoying
nyc-day leave at his home here
Private Frank King, vh" has spent
several DAYS here with his familS NJ
their horne on Lincoln avenue. l@lt sun
dar evening 10 visit his mother At CAM
, bridge. Ohio. before joining his c"mpan%
\. CamI, Fnlyhanna in eastern l'rhnsE''
varia.
! Mrs. Charles TrISg. Of Central avenue
went Yesterday ~ thr ohio Valley hos
piiaI IN Wheeling for surgical tr"a''
mcni. -,
Tho improved Order nf Rcd Men VIII
holu n special meeting for business on
Friday rvenIrfg and following thai sos
| sion rcfrr shmrnts ar" I" br served
Charles Boston. = II. s.. IN lett yes
trrday for Columbus to enter ohin Statc
t University. Ernest Nr1 junior IN INC
: cnsinrrrinC department ri IN" same IN
! stitution. accompanied him.
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p-xonal Notes.

Nrs Horny Zillikrn has been called
~ charleston to a war council. in re-
gard to thu Fourth Liberty loan, ana
homes 10 organize her committees ZOE
work on her return the latter part u
Miss Elizabeth Ulrich. Of Foilans5ee'
,s spending her vacation in Akron. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gilbert. OF Twen-
ty-second atreot. arc visiting In Brlose-
port. Ohio. ,
Miss Bertha MaEce has accepted
nosition with the Bell Telephone Com
nauy Miss Magec is q daughter OF
Thomas Magcc the popular FARMER OIL
Cross Creek district. ,>,,
Mr., John Spcllman. Of Cleveland. Ohio,
IS visiting his cousin. Mrs. Rose HTozHa
Bctts on Ninth street.
Misses l>rssic I.audmnyrr and Mar
caret Fleming. of Wheeling. were WISE
tors over Sunday with Mrs. hose bro%-
Mrs. T.: Worthy. Of Beech Bottom. was
n visitor in the city on Monday alter
noon ~
Mrs. ". f.. Smith. of Buffalo district
was visitor In inc cry on MoiS'I ~,
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Shaw. OF Ches-
Ter. Ia, are visitors At the home OF MT.
and Mrs, f.. M. Plummrr. Of Beech Bot
TOM. Mrs. Shaw is sister ~ MIS-.
lIumncr.
Miss Eva Black is visiting relatives
i'll Washington, Ia. l1!S VEIN
NESS Elizabeth Crcsap. of Captina. w.
Va, is n vsitur AZ the hpnne OF her
brother Il. @. CrcSap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaily Schultz, or Buff
falu district. were business visitors IN
the city on Monday.
r. r. Pirrrl"n returned on MONDAY
from Sew York cry. after Il business
visit FOR Il week.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Miller arc visit
ing relatives III t'"nton. hh:t.
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STOCK MARKET
Is FEATURELESS

Ht.V YORK. sept lh--tn dull and
.,.,r,.r,ss session # so stock market
|,d2y. IN" restricted money Si'ua'''"
tho political Significance
|. ~, Austrian and German pHac" OYER
-os IT.. h,nk statement of SATURDAY.
.,,,s,nr !, de~rcaS- VI reserves. to-
l,h.r with IN. calling "t loans ny
arLs today: were tho general ""nsr"l-
|rc factors in ;hc ahS"nc" OF any III
|inartrn N Official quarters III WASH,
Irron and London I" respond TO the
cutonjc proposals.
,f,er A steady opening, internr"tlv"
Il = continued ch"rk 81 the r"ccne nQu'-
Axiom and % satisfactory war news.
harp POSSESSIONS developed III re" III
|,e speculative ISSUES. r"t"olE -N''e''
Rr S,rYarr;e Tobacco. which suffered
decline Of seven points during the DAY
|, 1885,. ITS loves, III many months
--hnreat,er sp.culAticn Of 4 highly ~
|.ruIar character tnateri;tliz"d. various
.Ics t..,u- pushed up Substantially
;-b bnvrIrr 4 GrSr".' IF caution III
be- hryinr lnyrS;rl,.r, traders not be-
X disposed - follow up prices eager
Tn. so-c:tii.d peace shares. as stan
ard rails. gave Il good account "'
ber,selvrs. notably Southern Pacific
|na Northern Pacific. Speculative" op.-
|rat,onS were resumed IN som" al IN"
|olatls Spccralti-s. particularly IN inc
IL group, which scored 10 pcint
Livanccs on. r.putso farS" earnings:
,e.ls and Equipments were dominated
y ,n,ermitten, selling of niteu
Hates Steel. which offered freely. d'-
Ejncd about. point. With similar loss
h affiliated properties. There was
|,srked weakness IN distillery shares
which. however. reduced losses before
b." day closed.
During final dealings the trend was
F"ucraily downward on reaiiZauoh ..
|rnfi,s and on speculative se,iiSS OF
United states Steel. Sales amounted 70
~ non shares.
Bonds held we'll with some slight I'M
rnvcncnt in foreign issues. Liberty
|onds were inclined 10 yield. Iotal
AIS tpar valued aggregated @s'1So,-
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Mrs Em,na Suhiv"ly. who has hrcn
visiting Mr.. Krstm"r md family. hnS re-
turned Ia her homo III Cleveland.
Mrs. tirorgc Smith has returned In nor
HON" in Russell Ky. after spending
several DAYS her" with friends.
Iohn WI.kly has returned nome after a
brief vacation ut bumhrrp'rt w. Va
W. kcr"r. Ir.. will leave TOMORROW
for Newark. q.
rcru clark has accepted a position
Mt III" Price grocery.
Mrs Ed Morrow has returned homo
after Il hri:f visit At t1ttshurrh
Mr. and Mrs Auto Davis. or Farkers-
hurry arc tho g,Icssts nf Mrs Jennie Dean
md family. mf Fourth street.
Jesse Yrunkius has recovered after
slight illness.
Edwin InrS"v has resigned his posi-
tinn AZ thc Red Star grocery an" &C
rcr,tad same at I.in"h.rg"r & Hunter
Mrs l. H. Br0wn LETT this morning
for Pittsburgh wrcr" eli" will spend
"'1' X ''I E.rcr. Sr.. viii lrav" tomorrow
fo, y.itr,hurgh, whore y: viii spend s'v-
ral days
*ncndiI,r f-w days with relatives h"r"
Mr., I.vic Mnr7l" and family and Mt
Forest kirby md family loft this morn
Ing on n hunting trip nj f1sh 'r"N" -,
James Riggs. who haa hc"n III az
TORN Alta. is expected homo this w""H.
Privatc ] y. brown hns returned tn
rnr1p Meade n"irr hTt"f furIo'lEh
with friends hrr".
Mrs. G. Chnmhors hns returned homo
nf,cr n brief Wilt NJ 'ihrksnnrG;
MIR Earl Muldrcw aud family mr."
.nrnd!nr several DAYS With relatives 1T
Mr. VIM. Taylor and r,orh"- NV" r"-
turned hrn,c af'"r hri"f r'sf a.
bridgeport. =
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THE DAYS REVIEW
onr,1Se srocK IErrER.

The bank statement on 'oa'" va! ~,
moi favorable IL the money market Inc
var news continues good. pur guess Is
thai prices will remain stchdE anu
speculation BE- probably still further cur
tailed temporarily 1T least.
Financial Nows bulletin says: After
the corrective measures hav" been com
nIer.d there is no doubt that invest mcnt
huyinr will operate tor gradual I'M
rroycment, Notwithstanding money re.
sirictiouS. according To wcll-informcd
channels, which say tn: floating supply
OF good stocks Is steadily decrcaslnE'
,,anvassing sentiment as 10 the peace
proposals, a prominent mouse VOICES
Ivp,cal poinion in saying: Nobody has
confidence in the protrstations Of tho
leaders Of tn: Teutonic nations, and the
only sure move is to place them "hcr:
they cannot avoid being decent.
An active stock exchange interest says
peace moves from German should DE- ol
interest only as They dcilect Il CROWNS
fear with the enemy ~! punishment cei
tnin To be handed cut There seems !"
ba no expectation OF Important tiiN' me-
influence at this time. The GcHerai COM
mcnt is that like a big bully. Germany
nov getting licked" cries lets quit.
A good deal of short covering IS re-
ported TO be going on IN United etateE
Steel and Marin" prrIcrr"u folh sL"' NJ
have Shcwn considerable sh"r l"6
LATELY. and it is displaying confidence On
occoi,nt NJ TIC money scarcity. In some
ouar1rrs II Is rumorcd that bear stop
loss orders arc i'll The market Jtf'l ADEe
current prices IN large NUMBERS.
TIL, main question in the minds OF
kcrn market observers seems I" o.:
whether or not tho necessary amount ~
iiouldntion by people committed to the
nro,rriion of special stocks is thorough
enough to justify tn: banks IN conetnd-
ing loan Establishments The acu.n
lroublc is held in conservative circles
- ~
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SHERRARD
Delegates to Lecture Course.

Mrs. Harry G.. Marsh, secretary OF
tho Shcrrnrd Red Cross. is in receipt
RI = letter from the Moundsville chap
Tor. urging the local auxiliary to send
a Representatives /" the Home service
I,ccturc Course to be given nj tn"
hraJouartrrs. from 10 In - and 30 Il"
3:26, on three successive ThurSdAFs'
S"n,.nhcr 10 81 and October 3. There
viii No no meeting nf the auxiliary be-
fore this time hut any one who desires
m attend on" or all Of the lectures can
got card IL br filled out from Mrs.
Marsh. Tho lectures will b" quite IN
structive and will hr free Of charge. y
representative will also b" sent ny inc
MI Olivct auxiliary.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

SE-1 YORK. Sopt. lG.---liutt:r strong:
.o,n,-y higher Than extras ~ % y ID
Csc: creamery extras t92 sc"r"l a9c;
crca,nrry nrs,s 6lm -; packing
stock, current make. 30. ?. aT"
Eggs barely steady: fresh Eath"r"a'
cy1rn4 5lmb2c: fresh gathered. r"Ku!hI
packed f1rsts. taG soc; regular nhckfu
-, t,r.ts 4s6rI soc; no. iirSiH. iiM iIc.
stn,r, PENNSYLVANIA nnd nearby w"S'"rn
honnrry whites. inc TO fnn"y. tiftfS";
xtntr, PENNSYLVANIA ard n"arb% h"nn"ry
browns, E4Q 6ec: do. gathered browns
and mixed colors igRi2c.
t'brcs,, strong: state. fresh. specials,
ga, 4r2Sc: do. average RIM. 80. n27 -.
1.-Two poultry steady; chickens. "a p
a7,. fowls. 12G SIC. old r""S'crs. - :
aGr; turkeys, SW3oc.
Dressed pnnirrr sirady: chickens, " y
45r: FOWLS SnFI acc: turkeys. - ii ?''".
Flour quiet.
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Baruesville Briefs.

Miss Mildred Henderson. Of Pitts
hurrh. is visiting her grandparents.
Mt. and Mrs. George W. Henderson.
nf South Chestnut street
Miss Grarcwood Pickering returned
10 her home in Columbus SUNDAY aitrE
North Chestnut street and relatives
Of this vicinity.
Miss Ruth Rogers. Of Grccnmounr,t
avenue. left Sunday. FOR t,aidWeI,.
where she will teach In the Hlgh
School there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ManN. OF West
Main street. rft Sunday for Chicago:
where Mr. Man,z will attend a bakers:
convention being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Groves, Of Wheel
inr. and willard Groves. OF camp shcr-
man. visited over Sunday with th"lr
na-cnts. MIR. and Mrs. Matthew GroTc*'
Of North Chestnut street
Warner knnnon Of the u. S. service
who Is stationed At Pittsourgh. eht
SUNDAY at hra home on West Main
street.
turned IN her home Sunday after spend
ing n two wccks' visit with her auhI.
Miss Mary Harland. Of West Church
street. a.;
home in New Philadclph!a Sunday after
a visit with the family ot W. Q. Chap
pnll. Of Warren avenue,
Miss Care Hayes. az West South
street. has returned after visit with
relatives and friends in Wheeling.
charles n. Hunt returned To camp
Sherman today after spending two
days' visit with his wife and parents.
Nj and Mrs. p. c. Hunt. or East Main
Miss Katherine Fordyce. 81 Cam
bridge. who has been visiting with her
friend. Miss Katherine "orthinEton. or
South Lincoln avenue. returned 10 nor
hnnc Sunday evening. ,
Miss Iva D. Hunt, Of North ChcHtnus
! street, will leave Tuesday morning for
New York City. where she will enter
Cofumbia University. She VIII DC ac-
commanded by her father. who Will re-
+ turn to his homo here the last OF. the
week.
Mrs. Earl NOVEL; has returned TO her
home in Cameron. ". Va. after three
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fowler. "f North Broan-
! way.
! Francis Hihbard. sergeant OF ORD,
| nance. stationed ut Cleveland. returned
| Sunday after weeks visit with MS
mother. Mrs. Kate Ribbard OF South
| broadway.
! Miss Mary. Morrison will return "a
! her homo In Scn"caville todny. AFTER
; spendirE n few days with Mr.. ana MT
A. r. Pratt. Of South Broadway. q
| Clvdc Patterson. Of Camp Sherman.
spent SUNDAY and Monday at his 49,
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M'MECHEN
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.

District No | Of the Ladies' Nd Sh-
.ir,y will meet this evening nj the nom"
of Miss Shirley Waymnn. District ~,
will meet ut tn" HON" ri MRS; \: H.
Rinehnrt this evening: a o'clock. IDS
tri>t M will meet ri tho homo ~
Mrs. s !. Winter Thursday afternoon a
o'clock. District NN. nj tho home or
Mrs rnNcu Thursday evening.
The weekly prayer meeting service
viii l.: held Wednesday evening nj \
n'rluCk
The SunGlny school board Will m"et
Thursday rv' nInE 1T \ ucIock
is,y scouts will mccr Thursday "y"n-
inc ut 7:3 n"'clnck.
Th"rr will b" Il choir rehearsal Friday
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Birthday Party.

,,nwd Of Young men and women gain
e ereG at Il the home Of Mrs. Bertha Earb.
rec 81 Twenty-fifth street: at birth
dsy narty. held in honor of her dauGh-
ter Miss .Docie Hiles, on IN" evening
Of September 18th. o,io
"Mr. Donald VanDikc. of Toronto, ono;
rendered fine violin music. acGoinpll'e =.
nionist The evening WAS pcrvadcd by
fin" spirit which showed itself IN t. Inc
Tho Sunday school class NJ wh1ch
Miss Doc,c is member. came and en-
loved tho evening and with the others
gave presents worth ~hllc 70 =,
nncic 81 1850 o'clock a nice lunch
~ ,rr cream and cake was served.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
,r.ro-,, 1,ogan & bryan to A. z. Massen
d o. nv Private Wire.)

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-The market
reit fully the effect Of the restraints
which have been imposed and er:rSon"
appears To- be working toward the emo
Of stabilizing things and promoting
state of calm in the security markets 81
that when the fourth Liberty loan C't''',
,,Iv, is nj hand that full attention can
he dcvut:d toward the end Of making the
Offering Il huge and pronounced success
Under existing conditions VA ucS arr not
much discussed. except when invest
mrn,s ar" contemplated. and r"nS!
ucntlv a continuance " dull! and mario"
markets is To hc expected. WIN perhaps
rnrnvrr;nr tendencies after the recent
nnuldn,iun has been dlgcStc'i
TIL, oil storkSS wore the feature today.
Aside from these. and perhaps Marin"
stocks. the market vas Hat. Ther" Is
really nothing In hr said ahnut IT,
HARRIS, WINTHROP & CO.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS
fBy Private wtre to A. E. Masten q Co.!

fpv private wtre to A. E. nIasten b Co..
Regular Northern Pacific dividend OF
IL. per cent. declared.
The oil stocks attracted attent'"t'
after midday by the Continued Strength
which was shown III Texas OH. thal
stock selling mp 10 l5Hl2. and AT Inc
same time Mexican Petroleum n'aac "A
further advance to 1Ocas. against 100 at
the close ON Saturday. These advances.
however. were not maintained. and those
STOCKS rScatrd under small sales.
Dealings in other issues were small.
with some stocks making fractional
gains during tho carly afternoon. nut
business WAS too small tn haT" thcSc
advances regarded with Importance
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Entertained.

Mr.. a1i Mrs. L. NJ. piummer o, pc, hecc CT,
Ro,tom. entertained in elegant style OH
last evening. III their home at hccch
Bottom. the employees "f the Eo-"Pcrh-
riyc Store Of this city. the dinner
s,.rvod nv the hostess. as described by
some of those present would cause even
newspaper men who are accustomed to
iiv. on tho fat Of the land. TO git up ana
lake notice Look out for Il rush OF
citizens It. the Cooperative store Dcnt
upon becoming an cmploye OF that OK
crllcn, business house.
rhoee nrcsant were: Mr.. md MIS-.
Alvin HoeE. and son. Elmer, Mrs, Ar
thur shriner. Mrs. Jennie Seelcy. MISS
agnes Wilson and Hiss henrietta
kichucr.
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Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes. OF south
Of town. held a family reunion at their
home Sunday. Among the out OF town
guests present were: Mr.: and Mrs.
Raymond Morris. Of Woodsfteld: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r. Conner or Columpu
Mrs. Milton Hoguc and children. nj Dc
troit. Mich. and Allen Barnes. ~ AK,
ron. 4 sump,uous dinner was served
and Il most enjoyable day was spent
by lhosr present.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
WELlSBURG
Smith Shuey.

A. n. m occurred tho wedding OK
N; s Marina shuey and MT, Myrnn o.
smith, OF pittsburgh. a! st. Johns Cath-
olic church. Rev. Father l.; Hsrmh s, ~
officiating. The bride is the dausntc1
of Mrs Mary Shucy. ri Conlnlel re =
street. an efficient clerk oil feE[ go 8
Shop. Of Wheeling a;T. Smith hoI1S
,2.;gs; position with the West xir,
rinin. pittsburEh Coal Co. \, weddinG
br,hkfast was served at the brides nome
after which they, left on the 9;So Train
for an eastern trip.
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OFFERINGS Of
CORN SMALLER

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-~Scant!ncss OF
offerings rallied the corn mar6", today
from, 4 decline brought about chiefly by
q railroad embargo on grain shipments
TO Kansas City. st. Louis and Omaha
Prices closed unsettled. &c OF to &c
net higher with October l.a%H 10 l.'"' .
and November l.49& to l.i9H. oats
gained * to n. Provisions tinsheu
2I-r To 81 down.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs Sara Ellen Hall. an aged and
respected lady. passed away At the
home on South Broadway Sunday morn
ing at 2:30 o'clock. death resulting
from an Illness OF complication "t
discases. Mrs. Hall was ~ years ,nf
age. She was daughter Of the lat"
Ella French and Everett Fowler. and
was horn and spent hcr entire life here
Besides her husband. Mr.. George Hall.
she leaves ono daughter and one son.
Mrs. Jack Jordon and Gus Hall. ~
tho home Funeral services Will be
held Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock
and burial will be made in the North
crn cemetery.
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Marriage Licenses,

Myron nrland Smith. W"llshurG. W.
VA: Martha Pearl Shucy. WcilSburG.
". Va.
Charles " Welsh. Munhal. Pa: Hen
'rirtta Kucnnenund. Munhall. Pa.
Antonio SPoyle. I'itishurGh. Pa: Bor-
tina Mccarthy. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ralph George He'll. Stcubcnrillc. o.:
Mary Oris. Stcuhrnvillr. q.
Frank FL zcmbnr. Latrob". Pa: 1renc
e Kuhn, Derry. I'm.
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Chictcn Pho supper.

Tho W"man'S Adult Bible class hf the
Nj. nIivct Sund;cy school will serve
rhrk"n not pic supper NJ MI. pIlEel
holl Thursday evening, the hours hc-
:nc from $50 to q o'clock. The price
for tho supper will hc Is cents for adults
and IS cents for children.
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dar;rhtcrs and one son: Misses Nancy
and Mary Stone. uf the home: Mrs: with
Sh.nkln Of Du Bots Pa: Cortney stone.
of Corpus Christi. Texas lntcrmcnt was
made in the Northern cemetery.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock.

plTTSHURGli Sept. lG - Cattle
supply. -" ionhS: prime VIZ"
n 1900.
sheep higher: supply. - 1"uhIc decks;
,.-,n,, wc,hcrs. S,o.25Gl30n: culls md
,..,nr,cn SjOQGiEnn: lambs. Sln.00Q
+. %: veal calves. $500 II 1900.
Hogs Ic1r,-r. receipts 1ouhio docks;
rur :t.tvina 3cpE5m 100: mediums
and nruvv workers.. $2i on a. "a: light
v.,rk"rS. 2h"nfr 2h.1': pigs @-o"oQ
20 "a: rnuEh4. $500 Il on.
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risasnp IN Action.

Hiram Drum received telegram from
,h. warI Department AT washington.
few days; agn. stating that his son.
Robert who was with 'hc Marines III
France. hrs he"n missing since July
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Death O. Edward Taylor.

The death II Mt. Edwnrd TAyIoF DC
Cured nj tho home on South Gardner
street Sunday morning nj fftcfn, min
utes past three o'clock d"ath following
n lingering Illness. He WIS IS years
of agr and waa we'll known here: hay
Ink been a lifelong resident OF this
place. Besides his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Taylor. hr leaves his
wlfe and two children. Katherine md
Hansc Taylor. and ono brother. l.aunrc
Tayinr, Of New Philadelphia. Funeral
services will he held from the home
TUESDAY afternoon nj o'clock and IN
torment will be made in the Southern
cemetery.
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Arm Broken,

Mr. and Mrs. .fuscrh Combs have re-
rclved word that their son. FRANK orinS
had his arm broken. At camp hriIy
Field. San Antonio. Texas. y" l,arllcu-
i,rs or Inc accident wcr.. gwen. hut as
surnnCc is given that the plucky young
man is getting along all right,
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Toledo Grain

TOI.El.tn. O. Sept. 10 F1"v"rS"fd-
Primo .,:4sl }co.sh, Dr'"rnb"r. go.
AFcbr7Ia-,- So ca. March, $3.50
Alsike--I'rirre 'Hrrc.i'"r. fII.1H. No.
Gem h.t slA IN: Nar"h 2iI.2..
Tlronth~-. prr,a" CAS-. I'D : -. S-:>-
re-hA- $50 0s'~ boz trcr0'Ner aTc
Marcr. s. 81. Ap1:;. 80.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Sept. 10. is,
FURNISHED the 1ntclligencer BY a. +.
k,as,rn d Co. members OF the New 1orA
BECK Exchange. National Bank Build
nr. Wheeling. w, Va. Louis +. Brand
LiaNaCcE.
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4 meeting Of tho entire membership
nf plrnsan; IIIll VI. t.. church. is called
TO consider business matters THURSDAY.
az T. m. NJ thr church. TIL" official
board is especially requested 10 b" pres
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VIM r. Baird. Il prominent agra man
If this ,.iiv. .di"d 81 his home ~ Gar
held street. III. * survived ny widow.
Mr. Eaird was Formerly employed nj 'Hc
Hlrkninu Goa! NINE. Funeral S"r' 'c"S
IrL moi rnlnil"tr.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. l6. is.
FURNISHED the Intelligence by A e
Mssten Il Co.. members or the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
lnr, wheeling, w. Va, Louis +. Brnnd.
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nps. Sarah Stone.

Funeral services over tho remains ~
Mrs. Sarah Stone were. held from the
home on North Arch street Sunday
afternoon at o'cl"cx Roy. Fl. Scott.
Of the First NJ. Z. church.. Nftciatlng:
The death nf Mrs. Stone occurred
Thursday evening. death resulting from
a complication OF diseases. She