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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01
CARTERSVILLE.

Mrs. +. P. Bryant who has been i'll
is able to be out again.
War Conference Day at Lancaster,
August Sth.
Mrs. Cora Payne's two small boys
are very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. d. Carter sold six head of
shoats to Preston Ward for $50.
Miss Susie Green was the pleasant
guest of Miss Roop, last Sunday.
Miss Anne Whitfield of Buckeye, is
the guest of Mrs. Eliza Conn at the
weeks end.
Mrs. Clara Wylic of Preachersville
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wylie
last week.
Mrs. John Calico and children Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. F. P. Bryant
last Monday.
Mr.. E. B. Ray and little son, Elmer
of Buckeye, visited Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Roop, Saturday night.
Misses Lenna Hollon and Susie
Green visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Calico, last Monday night.
Mrs. Alice Pennington who has
been visiting her husband at Camp
in South Carolina has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Pennington
have returned home after a weeks
stay with relatives and friends in
Indiana and Ohio.
Mrs. Ruth Davis and children and
Mrs. Susie Renfro spent a most en-
joyable day with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Davis, last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Pennington and
grand daughter, Nancy McQuerry. of
Indiana, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Pennington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wylie gave a
dinner last Sunday in honor of
Waldo Wylie's twenty-second birth
day. There were twenty-five pres
emit and most enjoyable day spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Dawson of
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
South of Springfield, Missouri. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Roop last
Thursday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01
FEED WORK HORSES ALFALFA
Bad Practice to FIJI Msnosr Morning.
Noon and Night and Let Animals
Eat All They Want

The method practsced by a majority
OF those who have been feeding
alfalfa to work horses has been TO NIL
the manger morning, noon and night.
allowing the horse 20 eat all he
wishes. Prairie hay has been fed In
this way without any serious results,
but not so In the case OF alfalfa hay.
Alfalfa hay Is very palatable and
horses eat very large amounts. Ex-
eessive urination and soft. 'windy"
horses that are pulled In the hooks,
stocked on the legs and unable to en-.
dure hard work result. This has been
tho experience OF hundreds Of horse
men. The trouble IL with the method
q feeding. not with alfalfs hay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01
LANCASTER WOMAN THINKS
She CAN'T talk enough.

81 had gall stones for Ia years
and suffered severely from gas, collie
and indigestion. Doctors wanted
me to go to the hospital, but | took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy instead,
and am now feeling fine and better
than | ever did. can't talk enough
about this remedy" II is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, in,
GLIDING appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
r. +. McRoberts, Druggist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01
last week the guest of relatives.

last week the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark Fish, of Okla,
Mrs. NJ. T. Fish and Mrs. Pettus, Of
Crab Orchard, have been guests of
Mr.. James b. Leavell.
Mr.. ]. Z. Bryant returned to Camp
Meigo. Washington, d. c., after
spending several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bryant.
> Rev. G. S. Conant has returned
from a two weeks visit to relatives
in Illinois, and filed his regular APP
pointment here Sunday at the Meth
odist church. The regular quarterly
services viii be held next Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01
COY

Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Mcmillan were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Duncan.
War Conference Day at Lancaster.
August 9Th.
Sanders Bros, have bought four
Aberdeen Angus heifers from a
noted stock farmer ia Illinois.
Creme dairy feed will make your
COW give more milk.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Bro. Cooper Of Louisville, viii be-
gin series of meetings at SCOTS
Fork, Sunday. August 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Frederick
were recent visitors of Mr.. Marian
Frederick and family on Lexington
pike.
Misses Reva Ray Manford Of
Frankfort. and Inez Ray and Mr.
John Edd Layton Of MeCreary. were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James l. Sanders.
Mr.. Crowley Broaddus and little
daughter. Hazel. Of Lancaster, MIR.
and Mrs. j. M. Sanders attended
preaching at Scots Fork Sunday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
l. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hicks, Mrs. G.
w. Thompson and Miss Ruth Broad
dus Of Bourne, attended preaching
at this place Sunday and were the
guests Of Mrs. Mary A. Sanders and
family.
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BUCKEYE

Mr.. Earl Carter visited his brother
Mr.. Hubert Carter, last week.
Miss Hughes Of Lexington, is Wis
iting DIR. and Mrs. J. 4. Edwards.
War Conference Day at Lancaster,
August 9Th.
Mr.. J. p. Prather is in Lexington.
visiting his daughter. Mrs. James
Stapp.
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July 2Sth. He leaves to mourn his
loss, wife, and three children. Mrs.
A. Casey, Mrs Mollie Moberley, and
Mr.. Wilson Hurt. The deepest
sympathy Of this community goes
out TO the bereaved ones.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

her work AS librarian at the Cadiz pup
lie library. u,h;,,ton
Pm. was here for a short WISH Will
tadiz friends.
MI, and MIS-. Joseph Lafferty' VINO
wc-. visiting their daughter. MIS-. JcHsG
Brown. in Pittsburgh, have re'u' 'icu
home. ;;,; or
Mrs.. William II. Corby Is visiting ~ IT;
and Mrs. W. S.. webb at Warwood. w.
Va ,.,oto,d 10
Mrs. II. NJ Merritt. OF ClcyetanG. IS
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS.
Mc;Ilry. <,s voc
Miss IIilda Smith. of PccrhelG, was
Miss Mildred Clarks guest Il few GAYS.
Mrs. Eugene Watson has gone 10 UES-
wny Gallo, for 4 visit with 'her dausn-
ter, Mrs. Stephen 6. 1lcnfritz.
John Woriey andd Stewart Kyle nave
rcturned home from Camp sherman
Mr.. and Mrs George Gates anu Hltle
son arc hume from tile West Penn nos
uI;aJ in Pittsburgh. where the son. was
Mrs. J. W. Gillespie received a mes:
sage from her. Son. John w. lIticspIc,
stating that he had arrived nj noooHe'
on a ship carrying wounded soihlerS.
Miss Kate Simmun and MISS Lucy
simmons have gone To Cleveland "hcrt
Miss Simmons will undergo an 'opt'"'
Tho girls quartet of Cadiz, composco
of Miss Lila Work. Miss nellie BroKaW'
Miss Martha Corbly. Miss Mildred ClaIH;
wiih Miss Helen Adams. rs pianist. wiz
furnish music for the farmers INSTITUTE
nj I-n!UnnUrt.
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LOWEST LEVELS
FOR THE WEEK

EL-yy YORK Dec. l2--Dp"ratlons IN
ti, stock market Today coHSis,.cnt.S
followed the lines Of least itC.
average prices and th' volume o. N"".Ie
declining almost - lowest i'Hc,S - nc
vc,k Almost so per CENT 81 the n,'n'
- ,,.-r,..- during th.' "arly and inter
,ncd,,,r stages IL thr session WAS rep
res,>n,r,: by ha!t 4 dozen ISSUES 81 ",
tho ,no-r speculative FaFitt!.
S.otrs Steel! StWdSbakcr. alNr'Ef ~
rerr"d ard Mexican Pstroisun trat
the movement ana lnolCateu I''' "''' Nv"
Suprri;I.ii character. ,,
i.-:,.s changes until the final hnhF
wy, rather mixed. with prep"adrI
anc,. II losses. but the cntfr" ilSe o'"n'
.harnlv towards the end. cppp"rS re-
flrrt.nS especial weakness on reports Ok
= GU. III the metal ~ n cents
Thc setback among popular copper
shares extended from I 10 3H2 points.
Utah showing greatest i'npaItln,,:'. ~. ~,
From that group the reaction Spreao ~
other uStri;,lS and pT"rn:ncn' cup
mcnts United States Steel showing
loss Of - points. ;,,;ro,
Investment rails Thich "'Ie ~
70 iro-nv. after 4 liStirsS FORENOON, tt
yers,Si their course with ShippinGS "l!S.
nofnrs and fertilizers. though raIiylnS
T:,;l;i:ss. notably local fractions, IN
which weakness spread 10 bonds were
Under constant 1re$Sure. prooao'!
r>Suit OF recent intavorablc statcncntS
% earnings. Total safes '''"u">Iu ~
u s nnn shares. 80.
al, money was offered as low as +'a
NO. rert. but per cent was the r'u:aS
-atr. With q minimum ": time FUNDS
.,s:nr slightly and liberty bonds steady
NIX after early declines. Trta! sales
imar valcuN aggregated sH.fno 900. Ola
Isnited States bonds unchanged Oh call.
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1n.o 1jghT IoV. ICk9e
su-ER, EGGS. AND CHEESE

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Eutter-Mar-
Ike, firm. crea mery. higher than extras,
S4a; ar70c: extra (sc score>. CSC rflrStS
50 = q 6Sc:. packing stock. current MAKE
I;rrA-Harkct steady: fresh gathered
.rtrns, 7iG nc: fresh gathered regular
packed extra firsts. ssT7oc: do, firsts.
bsSt &c: state. Pennsylvania and near
by hcun"ry whites. fine to fancy. som
92c: do ordinary to prime. - soc: 10
brown. f4T7Sc; do. gathered brown ana
mixed coiurs. 6STf &c.
.Chrest.--Narkrt easier: whole MILK
nn,s. fresh. special, :sH&r27Izc; DO.
average run. IS q 36lsc.
Ppultry--drcssed. market irregular;
hroilcrs. G+M SEC: chickens. e?df 25c {;
fowls. esq $50: old roosters. 24T25c;
turkeys, western. 34440c; live, market
strfldy :echlckcns ctm:6c: fowls. csGf SOC
old BOOSTERS. "Oc: turkeys. 25&30c.
F'lour-Markct unchanged.
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M1srepresent1ng . Bee.

English officers and men still c1pcr,
icncr difficulties with the language al
inc front. Recently an officer. seeing
swarm OF bees settled mar his billet
the residents. But explain verbally he
could not. So. taking paper and pencil.
he drew a rough sketch Of a hive. then
waggled his fingers in what he thought
the correct wing-l!ke way. 1t was y
failure so he Sketchnd a number OF
ices and buzed n bccsome buzz. There
upon the cottngcrs. together with one
consent. boltcd to their duSouts. bclicv-
ing that he meant hostile aircraft over
head.-l.ondon Daily Chronicle.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Hogs-Rccetpt
T2l 600 head market mostly l0c lower
than yesterdays average closing weak
The dny quotations unchanged.
Cnttle-Rrccipts. $500 head: desirable
hec< steers, ferdcrS and canning stock.
steady; other classes slow 10 lower
Veal calves. good and choice. s1&t0m
$3.50. Tn" day quotations were othcr-
wise unchanged.
Shecp-Rcccipt, $4,000 head: market
mostly. csc lower: lambs, choice and
nrimc s15.OnI15S5; medium and good.
si5.s0915no; culls. ss5oa12.oo; ewes.
choiSe and prime. 39.O0G9 $50; medium
and good, STU q 900; culLs fA.oo@6.55.
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CCA[)ll.

Iicut. Juhn =. Sharon ard John NTyhnt.
Ir, are Win the Firt Army Of uccupa-
ton CoblenH. Germany
PARKS McLaughIin. y; FhilIcot ne MO,
,-,vrrnnrn, r,stntricc inspector. came
out from rinc;Enati. where he was en-.
,arcL in business, to spend few days
wtth his rnrcntS. SIR. and Mrs. y. H..
Mclaughlin. ,,,o >-,,,
Nr.. John Martin returned hor'r rum
tho Wheeling Hospital on Snnn"T .
Mrs. Lillian Brown rrtnrh'n '"m,
cleveland this week and VIII ''1>' ~
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Redmon and Miss Theresa RamsburG-
attended the Warrcnrath Homo concert
in Morgn last night.
jesse Hays is home from Camp Ice,
called by the death OF his brother, Car
lin Hayes.
Mrs. ". " Way. was L visitor ic
Fairnont today.
Rev. G. D. Mitchell OF Fairmont for.
mcr pastor OF the Christian church
here. was n visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hardesty nave
returned from n visit in Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Wolfe are moving
TO the c. J. Wilson residence in Brook.
side.
James 4. JollifIc, IS a business visitor
from Pittsburgh
Mrs. j.. J.. Maclslin have returned
home to parkcrsburg after visit With
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Ice.
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Ch1dYsinc EotoS.

nr DanrGrti. presiding elder for this
district Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. will be here tomorrow 10 con-
duct the regular services at the Lincoln
avenue church ara 10 hpIa 1tHr Pu"'
tcrly conference.
The Roy Scouts held n meeting the
Ursl for several weeks. in the basement
nf Tho Christian church last evening.
Mrs. ticurEc Frazier Of FIX avenue
ep"n; Thursday shopping III Wheeling.
Miss Duanr Caldwell entertained the
tkclrlr Band 1T her home on Centrn
avenue "Wednesday evening. Miss mar
garc, Lucas of Sm!thnicld street Will DC
hostess at The rehearsal n+At IucSdaE.
HosScll S;,inmnrs has received %ord
of the death Of. his nephew. DR.. w. i.
Sn,nmons, which, occurred November ?.
IN France. Tho young man was q lirSl
lituirna,t and Il hrilllinnt medical STU
dent out nf school only n short !lnc
before his enlistment. Tn" chuSr OF ms
death is not known; hut was a,.r r!. h"I
10 disease. though Ii was III work PC
hind the front lines when his last let
ter WIS written. lie is survived by MS
mother. Mrs. Mary Samm"nS ana SISTER.
Hazel Of 9i> Market street. W hccIlnG.
They had moved t" thH; CITY very re-
t;rnrEr Nurtun OF Lincoln avenue
spcnt the carly part "f tn" week nj New
Cumberland W. Va. where nc was cail"d
hy tho SERIOUS illness of his mother.
Mrs. 5. G. Norton, who formerly rcSidco
nr T., f.. Ring returned yesterday
from ,:nmp Taylor NY, where he had
been in lhr service rs first lieutenant IN
the medical division.
IL, E,lIv nf Nest Furty-firSt street.
Who vas injured Mt the Fultncy. mine
last wcrw, Is now recovering. Tor
last week. is now recovering. f"r IL
for his recovery.
Mrs. 4. g. Mhitmorr was hostess OF
Thursday evening I" tn" Md S"'frtF "l
Inc Methods, church. the meeting being
held nj the parsonage.
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rrr.rssUEaH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. l3.--Cattle--M Mar
kct steady; supply light: prime. Sl52'
~ 100.
Sherp--Markrt steady: supply fair:
prime wethcrs. }9.0UW9.75: culis and
common. s3OOV+.50: lambs. slN.OOH
1875:
HoSs-MarSct slow; receipts ITO car
loads; prime hravieS. mediums ana
heavy workers., s17.S5: light yurkcrs and
pigs, Sl6,25; ruughS. $l5.00@ 1850
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SuGAR MARKET,

NEW YORK, Dec l3.--Therr was n
little moro activity in the raw sugar
market today. with the committee re-
porting purchases OF S5,ss6 bags. Of old
crop Cuba for December shipment
Prices were unchanged at 1880 for cen
trifugal to the rcflner.
with refIncrs behind in delivery. Prices
are unchanged at SC for fine Granulntcd.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

, TOLEDO. Dec l3-Cloversecd--rrim
cash and December, $1,000: january,
SIC. 10: February. $2diO: March. sc6.25.
Alsike-Prime caah and December.
S19.75; March $4,000.
Timo1hy-T'rime cash. old. $50; new
and December. s5.2I u; January. 1873:
May. S5.47h.
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HIGHEST Of THE
YEAR FOR CORN

CHICAGO. dec. 13.-Ircreasod rural
together with adverse weather,
highest prices yot this senSor. Tho
close was unsettled at tx to 3& net ad-
vance with January ti.&9A To Sl.SS =
and May Sl.3S% to $1.aS1s. Oats gained
+. 10 TX. The outcome in provisions
ranged from &c decline to O. riso Of +5
cents,
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outside on stocks.
krHa BANK RoBBERY.

Dec. 13.-Onc man was
KILLED and two others wounded
automobile bandits who held up
brooklyn Savings Bank today
I'd 1t Of $4,000. Hewitt Peal.
teller. who reached for 4 re-
pen ehe hishwnynep entered
tsion. just before closing time.
dead.
looms. assistant treasurer Of
was shot in the abdomen. and
was wounded in the arm in
to capture the men.
ers escaped on foot. Juggling
pey through busy street.
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Inanni Alexander.

Jusrph Alexander. n we'll known local
Sy-inn who was given u life sentence
in the state prison nj M"undsrillc for
murder in ohio county about TWO years
ago. died IN the state hospital for the
in::unr at Weston. on Monday. where ne
md b,rn transferred three weeks ago
having lost his mind. The body was
brought IA Shinston where the funeral
Will hc held from the homo OF his
brother Mack Alexander.
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HAMMOCK
Club Postponed

Tho Wheeling Valley Progressive
club. which was to have been held on
Friday. evening, December Is, n the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. ". ]. Taylor, near
Uniontown, Pa. has been post noncd LOT
at least one week and possibly longer
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va Dec Is. IS.
Furnished the Ir;clitsencer by n E
Iss,en & Co.. members OF the New Yorh
stock Exchange National Bank Build
ing wheeling. w. Va Louis F. Brand
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Mr. and Mrs. James l'ricr OF west or
town entertained entertained ut siS
o'clock dinner on Vucsday evening IN
honor of their couSlb Mrs. Mary Gregg.
OF RriEton. Iowa, TIL" guests present
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VIII Open Store.

Mrs. G. G. Wright will in few days
open n confcctinnary and cigar store in
the Bartlett building on Rnilroad street.
in the location formerly occupied by -
c. Basnetts. shoe store. MI anu MIS-.
wright and family are moving their
household goods To rooms in the koen
building IN Market street W here they
will reside
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B&d ASH
New York Cotton Market

U7EEN:TNG. W: Va Dec IL. IL
Furnished ITO 1nteiiiEeneer by a d
Ha.ten II Co. members OF the New 1ofs
s,ocx Exchange. Nationai Bank Build
I,4 wheeling. ". Va Louis r. Brand
manager
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N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. Is. Is.
Furnished the 1nleii,sencer BY A:
Has,en & Co. members OF the New for1
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
INK. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis f. BTaod'
manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. -. IS. r,
ru,niSncd tn. !.:.lliEcncer by A. r.
ea.ten & Co.. members Of the New YORK
s,ocx Exchange. National Bank Bpiid'
.nr Wheeling, ". Va. Louis F. Brand
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec II, Is
FURNISHED The intelligence by A q
slasten ( Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange National Hanb Buiid-
ing, Wheeling. ". Va Louis r. Brani;
manager
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D-TranSIer books close Dec. II. for
n regular per cent cash dividend. pay
able JAN 2.
(2)-Transfcr hooks close Dec. l.. for
a regular | per cent and an extra per
cent cash dividend. payable Jnn.'2.
(3)-rransfer books close DC. -. Tor
a regular per cent and an extra ! per
cent cash dividend. payable Jan. !.
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Rcd crosn mcanbcrship Drive.

The Rcd Cross war d rlE" when VIZ
omen on December IL for membership
will soon b. here. and everyone Is re-
Questcd /" brruuc II member: The mei-
bcrship Zee is one dollar. The same -
requested Ia hc paid tn j. II. Do"diEt
the treasurer Of our local auxiliary. anu
the donor will receive a button.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va Dec Is. IL
r,rn,.hed the IrterngcDcer By A. L
uasten & Co. members OF the New sorh
STOCK Exchange Nattoon! panh Ba'la-
inr. wheeling. ". Va. Louts +. 6raAa
rnnpa ser
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WARRINGTON

Elliott and Hoffman, have drilled
their No. W. j.. Troy near Burton
into the Maxon sand and have show
for q 20 barrel pulnpcr.
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were: Ir and Mrs. George Nhia%rl'
and daughter Miss Katherine, MIS-. Ma'!
Gregg and Mrs. T.. NJ. lHn!ei.
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rniured BY Fall.

Thomas Flowers received painful in
jurica about the head and neck in
fall near his livery stable. in the rear
Of the Arlington hotel. Inst last even
ing.
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MH Mcfarland.


Mrs. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Walter McFarland dicd ut nvI
home in FaIrpotnt on SATURDAY ron
pneumonia. following ;ntluenz&. De,
ceased is survived by her husband anu
-four small children. besides several
brothers and SISTERS. She was we'll
known here. having lived here Tor sew
oral months. Will" Mr.. Mrfariand was
ticket agent and operator nj the Il. N
.. depot two years ago
Briefs.
Mrs. Q. J. tirundcr returned ~ t,..
home at Gnrrnllton, Ohio. on Nnnnhs
after IL weeks v9Sit with her sister
Mos. ". r. Allison. ,,,.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell spent n few Gays
the first Of the week with her parents.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Pickering. or n"er
East Eichlund. Mr.. Pickering. "niis
staining rn IN" pavement taking VIII
friends who were in Il machine on IN"
road was struck by Il passing auton'"-
bile on Sunday. tn" knee va" HtIy
badly diSlurair1l and the "thcr lrE ""H
also badly broken above The ankle.
Mrs. f. NJ. Daniel and guest. NJ th"
Mary Gregg. spent nc itttrr pr. ~ USHER
Mrs. Jennie clark. nf south of toxin;
Mrs. E. +. I."" and daughters: Misses
Martha and Sarah. were rh'i"rs III
Wheeling IA" first Of ih" wrrN: ,,,-
Wnnstcr to cnrc for. her son. 'nnricS
McCiintork and family, who are III CT
tho Influenza cr =
Private William l.. Merritt Of IN" >:
4. r g of MuskinEun college. ~
Concord Ohio was a week ma E,:'t,'
with his parents. Mt. and Mrs" w" ~
Merritt and family: ~,,u ord
Mir. and Mrs. W. 7. Cafdwct nnn
daughters Misses Et hcl ana Sfrah; VI ~ T..
md Mrs. Gcorg1 Calwwcll and danSn.
;rr MARY: Mr. mud Mrs. T.. NJ. Daniel ana
daughter Fnr.,ia and son Henry ana mo
Mrs. Mary Gregg w"r" callorS one ~,
tcrnonn the first OF thr wc"S ut 'hH
NTrs Ccnrrc Sniycly Of CaSsndy. can
rda, is cxrcct"d III" middle &C The week
f"r a visi, with her dsnrhtcr and hns-
hand pr. and Mrs. W. Il. Allison "'
."rth Of town. g, r,o;-c,,,lo
ruroI rnutc was ? cnllrr On Sundar nj
Tho hnmc az h"r h"n,h"r Daniel M''i'r'
rh; is very III with pneumonia.
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PETROLEUM.

OH CITY. Pa, Doc. l2--Credit hAl-
anccs. 81 Runs, 1896: average. IL
.526. Shipments, 1889: average. 1S.03t.
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NTH, W, Taught.

MIS-. W. Fl. Taught passed away atI
her home on Main street last evening,
after nn attack OF. the "flu. which re,
suited in pncumonin She is survived
by her husband. and three children.
Funeral arrangements will be mado
later.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. DEC. II, IS.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
tx chungc, compiled for tho Intclligcn-
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SHADYSIDE
Roll Cali next Week.

Everybody should answer here" when
The solicitors call the Red Cross roii
call next week. The first three oayT ;;
Monday, Tuesday md Wednesday, VIII
no devoted 10 the .houSc-to-housc can
T rsst a%: and the rerGuindcr Of the time 10
locating everybody not taken in the hrs'
call. nrccmhrr 1923 arc IN" oates;
seven teams of five members ench wiz
enroll thu town. and when reports are
,rndr il * expected to have 1000 mem
hcrs in Shadysidc and Meade township
Thcrr will hr no Soliciting in the mines
and mills this time, and il is desirahIc
'nr,nhrrshin for every individual IN
The household &hcn the opportunity ar.
riyrs Remember the great work inc
great work tho Fed Cross is dong ana
has planned 10 DO FOR our woundeu IilSlI
relief afforded In our own community
during this dread epidemic. and orlne
out your dollar with Il smile. =
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N n rst 81. 81 50 - 93ls7 .s0is7 %
a. nnd Is 1913 409: 40i93 2n.93 -
10 I'D a.; t46 oo.96. 1925 90 96. o6
Io Am AZ ~. $685. S295. 1925 SO