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The herald., 1918-03-28
CHARTERS.

Article VI.-This act of Incorporation may
be changed, modified or amended, the
capital stock may be increased or decreased
by and with the consent of two-thirds OF
all of the stock issued at a general meeting
OF the stockholders called for that purpose.
Thirty 800 days previous notice OF such
meeting shall have been published in one
OF the daily newspapers Of the City
OF New Orleans, and copy OF said notice
mailed by registered letter to each share
holder at his last known address
Article Nll.-Nheneyer this Company may
/ be dissolved by the expiration OF this Charter
or otherwise, two 81 liquidating commits
sloners shall be elected by the shareholders
at a general meeting OF the stockholders
held as herein provided. The liquidators shall
continue in office until the full liquidation
OF the corporation, or in OF the death
OF either of them, the remaing liquidator
shall continue said liquidation until the
shareholders shall see fit to elect a successor
to hll such vacancy.
Article VIII.-No stakeholder of this
corporation shall ever be held liable or re-
SPonSlble for the faults or contracts
OF this corporation in any further sum than
the unpaid balance due the corporation on
the shares owned by him; nor shall any
mere infOrmalIty in organization have the
effect of rendering this charter null, or OF
exposing a stakeholder to any liability in
the amount of his stock
mus done and passed. at my office in the
city OF New Orleans, Louisiana. on the day.
month and year herein FIRST above written
in the presence of Messiers Louis l. Dema-
rest and Edward J. Thilborger, competent
witnesses, who hereunto sign their names
with the said appearers and me, Notary
after due reading of the whole.
Original signed uiseppe Uddo, 1222 De-
catur Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. Az
shares; Gaetano Uddo, 1922 Decatur ST. 555
shares; Frank Barresi, 635 Esplanade Ave
nue., New Orleans. Louisiana, $50 shares.
Witnesses: Louis J. Demarest, Edward J.
Thilborger.
LAWRENCE NJ. JANIN, Notary Public
|, the undersigned Recorder of mortgages
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation of "Uddo
Brothers Company, Inc was this day duly
recorded in my office in Book 1919, Folio -
New Orleans, Louisiana, this l4th day of
February, 1918
EMILE J. LEONARD, by. R.
true copy.
LAWRENCE NJ. JANIN. Notary Public
Feb p % March 7 Il 2l-2S
The herald., 1918-03-28

OF UDDO BROTHERS COMPANY, INC.
United States of America, State of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Be it known, That on this fourteenth day
of the month of February, in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen, and of the Independence of the
United States of America, the one hundred
Janin, a notary public. in and for the Parish
of Orleans, State of Louisiana, aforesaid,
therein residing, duly commissioned, sworn
and qualified, and in the presence of the
witnesses hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared:
Giuseppe Uddo, Gaetano Uddo and Frank
Bares, all of the full age of majority and
residents of the city of New Orleans, being
The herald., 1918-03-28
SHARP SHOTS

True argument should be torch
light-not a club.
The new thrill is to toll for the ne
cessaries of death.
Even a 16inch gun may be less dam
gerous than Pinch mouth.
Lots of people seek Opportunity
a good many only reconnoiter it.
Haven't you noticed that ancestral
pride always traces its "descentT
Men are sometimes like razors-
the cheapest has the strongest pull.
Yet the community gourd at the
old spring never poisoned anybody.
A '1aggard in love" may be giving
the girl further respite from hunger.
OF course, If nations will "stop to
argue" the Yankees will get 'em, most
Of the time.
Maybe a man speaks of his an
most soul" because 1t isn't apparent
upon the outside.
Energy Is the motive power Of the
human machine. Don't waste II in
blowing the whistle.
The herald., 1918-03-28

Some men, like that Russian red,
Lenine, wear whiskers to protect the
throat, then keep the wind roaring
through the inside.-J. Fl. Mackley.
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FINANCIAL OPINION

Try Private Wire To \. r.: MaStcn & Coz
New York Tribune SuyS:--l. :. cham
her Of commerce in favor al proposed
higher income and profit tnXcS.
=. urrItan:--(;ain" of SIS percent IN size
of loads carried since government took
tho railroads.
World la n:LncSc defeat RUSSIAN
Reds in Siberia. killing %nu. July not
L. l. increase SG"S.umn: {. +. II q. IN
crease $l.3530no: y. {. l.. increased
$3.50. 200.
Herald More than w" million Ger
mans killed since war began. may reach
three million.
Financial News Bullctin:-St"Ck mar
ke outlook :-Ii"acli"nary operations ar"
expected 10 continue temporarily ls,-
Gu Isr Of tho money Culnmitlc" warning
against undue Srrcuiaiiv" arLinT. but
VIC d" ntn h"li"N" declines will 20 far
and w'uI,! prefer To- buy sound rails and
indu>lrirIs during market hcHHInr$S for
turns. Good buying is reported III Ana
Conda rupU"r. rh" nuISd" crlncnt is
growing In arpr"Cia;" thr strong posi-
ton "f this r"mIEIny NOR" AMI moro az
corlIrg t.. information r"rr'IN"d from
bankers affiliated with III" company.
Strength and activity at Utah copper
is att r,,'lIn-r outside HlL"nl ion Special
list gossip refers IL Uniformed buying
during recent market r"r"SSinnS. Utah
Copper Is lunk"I upnn as tn" premier
stock in IN" p"rphr!S copper metal pro-
duCinG crnulL 1t was nrErly H. ii
abroad. but mos, a. ia" stock was un-
Gcrstnrd t. have been sold back 4" This
4
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
fEropn 1,ognn & Bryan TO ~ r. Nasle
& Co. by Private Wlre-)

NEWBORN. Aug. 30-ActiV1ty WINS
restricted and prtco changes were NOM
inal. Yesterday warming by tho chair
man OF tho money committee appeared
TO have the desired effect. Tho Strr"t
&c now irving TO reconcile itSell 10 :.
nc-io1 Of narrow fluctuations until nj
1c1st the next inStallmcnt nf inc I.'h"r'?
lcon has been placed. Now that money
conditions have been clearly defined arm
tho attitude Of banking interests made
known. il ia not unlikely that me inter-
io,- will bend its rnrr7-irs toward rcd3r-
ine. obligations in tho east through
means Of either shifting loans from New
E,nr-t:lnd TO the interior or by forward q,
inC additional surns nf money. III wouih
NOT 10 very difficult for tho rails I"
advsnce considerably after tho conSum-
nation or the contract for tho reason
that offerings arc so light that even 4
n,ndcrLtc amount of buying would b" re-
rIcsrtc1 ny charp advances. Then. ''-l.
II le TO hc horne in mind that ihH h'nk
Of rails arc held hv wealthy men ana
INSTITUTIONS. who under tho urrSrur con-
diriorts would not Ihe worry much HtS3JhS-
NJ, 10 rraliZr on th"ir investments on ar
court of tho high tax rates:
This condition Will probably h" ac-
cor,uatcd should no distinction h" n'H''"
IN inc tax law "a being earned and mn
cantd tnconcs-tf1o latter w"r" dis
.crirn;ratr1 against. then tho tcndrn""
ro,,ld he moro pronounced 10 shift cor
nn-otc iss1ns into government bombs on
n larEcr scale than would normally h>
tho
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War news continues favorable. inc
reaction IN market yesterday brought
in good buying which should b" re-
Elected by moderate improvement IN
priccs.--IElrris. Winthrop & co.
Financial News Bulletin says: NJ"
Haven stock Is declared IN active car
clos close Ia the banking channels IL
Sociatcd with thr company TO nc on
;br, verge Of 4 sharp upward movements
Tho floating supply % the stock around
current levels has been materially re-
Lucrd In the past few days. aSoru'-e
to floor testimony.
There has been 4 81 d deal Of evening
up on accounts 10 'cipatl"n or In"
Labor Day holid7 MAIL SUI:
people leaving too return UNI
next Tuesday or sday. ''oS''iH
nj market commitmcD has been SUB
st,ntinl. \ good many longs having
disposed OF" holdings DISAPPOINTED oF"'
,hc confirmed money stringcncy.
Foreign absorption Of American So
surlties continues. There Is no at
tcopt to bid aEgrrss!vcly for stocKS'
however. according to international
channels. But tho buying is apparent
and I. comes from most conservative"
Furopcnn channels. Prominent bank
ers abroad are said to have replac"d
son,c of their choice holdings.
4 canvass shows general sentiment
inclined to 30 glow for few days
hulIish trading, but the utmost con-
e5enco sec1us to be entertained WITH
ecrard to decifnes-which are expected
to be somewhat. The bear element VIII
find that Il cannot diSlodEc long nofo-
tnrs In any volume, according TO the
conccnSuS OF opinion
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BELMONT

Misses Io,tic and AIRY Wilson were
callers nj Belmont Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.Clyd" Travis ana sons
were callers at Belmont ono day last
week.
Mt Rcllairn last Wednesday.
George Kemp was q caller at Belmont
Oh" day last week
Iloyd Travis wac calling at Henry
Cations Friday. 1.,,,
\. l.. Kemp was caller at Belmon.
Harold Sumption passed through This
vicinity Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Hawkinbcrry and
children visited friends at New Concord
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin White and dauGh-
ter visited ut George SYMPTOMS sum
day.
Mtssrs. T>rvic Hatcher md James
Scott, OF Camp Sherman. visited friends
in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milhonn. visited at
Dc Nilhoan'S Sunday.
w S. Wilson WIS Is caller at Bellalro
ono day last week
Several from this vicinity attended
tho. GranGc picEic at Chestnut Level on
Saturday.
Henry Cation was q caller at Belmont
one day last week.
Hobart Spencer passed along this VI
cinity Saturday.
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IN THE
STOCK MARKET.

SE1y YORK. Aug So.-Anac'pa'ins
r. approaching holiday and having 80
r,,a Yesterdays unexpected reproot re-
.ardtns excessive speculation from '4i'
ha,rrnan Of the local money pool w.
I,v,s stock market lapscd into ITS p''S-
~, su1sness. dealings being concentrated
,.-s than half 4 seore- OF issues 4
- headers. notco oily United states Seeel
ma canadian Pacific. both selling en-
s,yjd,nd. registered early dec!ln'S W
I 70 TX points, but these Were laEe''!
-,c,tncd in the gradual recovery "a
thc final hour. ~,
Tho most. interesting development. CT
~ session in It's significant Fs'al'o"
N tho encouraging war news was
fn}>,, advance in French exchahee ~
tho highest level Of the past tru''
1earn. ,oss SYM
lra thettca11y, italian exchange oe
favored BY additional stabiiiz'ne
atrictions, but reuntttances to neu.ta'
countries manifested contrary
tdencics. - ra,N
additional July statements 81
,4nad earnings submitted oy tae 49,,
i4c,xfa.o Commerce commission lot viz
ss,,sost ,1,,rt showrt net gains. eSpccla''S
Eg.uv York Central and Chicago d''"
Northwestern. .,,r,-
I srrho ruling Of the Interstate Ho"',
.,,arce commission classifying w."
transmission companies ~ So',f".a,,
ir.rricrs" was without effect on SnN,s
sof that clas. beyond the Ht"uN'
strength Of American Telephone:
sncctaities were irregular within rec
.&1yriy narrow bounds. General Mo-.
:,,,r ro,n.s, while Suruatra 10"
49,, r,ined a large fraction. safes
,sr,o,,ntrd TO 5000 shares
I.,nrrty~ bonds. including "Hs. W.
.-..estonary. but most foreign issues issues
80 slightly higher. Total tpar value,
- rrn1,ted ss,525.000. Old United
Sssts, bonds were unchanged on GILL;
ernepe for n s reaction in the ~
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Bradstrc"t :
tomorrow will say:
with attention focused on me war.
with the government insisting upon get =
ting larger and larger supplies Of rsSen-
ttnls. and with the drought stricken Soc
tinns OF The southwest cumplaIuinI. s"h-
tln,rnt tends 10 become more couScrva-
tive Considerable business Offering.
consumption requirements being heavy.
but supplies ar" light. and all around
activity would reign were ii not for AMI
p"ratiVc needs Of war Merchants HAY
ing goods 10 sell select their customers
while others less fuvorRhly circun-
Siancrd find that restrictions of on" kind
or another Crimp rI'ernt ions. and smaller
dealers experience difficulty IN carry Ing
Sizr;th" stocks, this situation beng duo
/" high prices and inability IT. procure
full credit facilities. Weekly bank
rlcuringS $;,I3G,5Sl 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31
WOOL REVIEW

BOSTON. Aug. %H.---Th" Commercial
Eull"tln viii say to-day: Wool hlt"t-
nIcnt% ar" being mad" III increasing lots.
~ arrivals at the dumrSii" clip have b.
come Ncry larE'. Thu government ma
chinrry for handling viii - running
smoothly and manufacturers are getting
supplies IN quantity and quality NOR"
:s'i .JptCd ;U their rrGulrrm"nj>. The
goods iunrk' ~ III Il very uuS;it i>fH'turN
condition 50 fur rs civilian goods ar
concerned. tn" new goods being shown
containing Il large percentage Of SuhSII-
tut"s. and As at u very high prize tn"
prospects Of much wool being allotted
fur civilian USE during the next few
months IS very slight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-31

Rev. Cyrus y iiyl"r pnSl"r "f 'h'
First Church 81 t;ud. returned from
eastern Pennsylvania Thursday al inns
week He Hunnun"' IN" following S'rN
ircs for sunday: sunday N''h""l' ''''
=. M. rhnr!r~ Il. Low" S'ii"r'h''h''" H. e
Seru"nrtl" for "h'lhr"n. l".i" a. III
preaching S"rNIr". -. m. '''h''E 80
ice. T.. m. nlI~' ~ ''H'''' '''
Nnu.ioN ,.:"ninI y :. l.. :. 6. t.. ~"
,hur..h ..nun..I vii meet IN tn" haS'-
rrni Of ,hc rhur"h Tuesday evening
n, |, i Imnnrtani thar every mem
her 10 present. Members If council
will rlras, not" Ms. Wednesday. \
p M. prayer meeting: Friday, r. M.
choir practice: Wednesday, evening"
Scr,cmhcr Is til" annual church mm"ci-
ing will hc hold.
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Personals.

Mrssrs. Harry krfi"r and Henry
\,rr;.. all. l"ci today for Murfr"c$-
horn. T.nn. whore they will Srenh ::
few days with Sergeant carskad"n
Mrs. Fd Parker has returned HON"
after an extended visit nj 'larkshurs.
Harold MARBLE and sister Mrs. Oscar
Strcn. arc spending Il few days III
Camp Meade.
Frank Goodwin. nf Dayton. O.. Is
srrndnG few days with his m"thr"
on seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MntTuir" has re-
turned home after an extended WISH
NJ Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton MrGr"w. who
have been visiting relatives nj Ken
lucky, have returned home.
John Crow has returned from WASH
inetun. where nc WAS attending the
fair.
rrnr. Hannifan and family hncn re-
turned home after a visit in the lower
part nr thr state.
Private r"ril Daily. Of Camp Meade
Is spending n fiv"-'lay furlouCh Win
his parents.
J. G.. Downing. who has been con-
fined at The til"ndnlr hospital. is i'm
rr' Ing and WAS removed home FcStcr
day.
Mrs. William Miller. or ClarkshurE. Ia
tho e,ics, uf T. S"ltnrr and family.
Mrs. \. H. RInrhart and family have
returned HON" utter M extended rlslt
in Wctzel county.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. V. Anderson and
family left Today for Camp Meade.
Harry IiiggS. Of Park"rshurE. is visit
ing relatives here for n week.
Miss Duroihy S"h1ffcr left yesterday
for Warrington, wherc she will spend
scvcral days with friends.
Miss Marie Boylcs is slightly III Mt
her homo.
Roy. l.azcnhy. Of Elm Grove, spent
Yesterday in this city.
Mrs. s. ]. Cotton 81 spending few
DAVIS with relatives at 1linEwood:
Charles Weiss was 4 business visitor
in This city yesterday.
Miss May Miller. Of washington. Is
Tho guest If I'D. Morris and family.
Miss Jeanette Stimblc or Cameron
is spending n few days with relatives
hero.
Mrs. J. Brown and Miss Rosetta
Doylc loft yesterday for Camp Meade.
Mcssrs. William Hart and I'D. Cor
don returned homo from ClarksourE.
whcrc they were attending the grand
lodge Of the knights OF Fythias.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Aug 3n.-Butter strong
creamery higher and extras 4Sr1 o. ne;
extras (a2 score) 4Sc:firsts IS n 4! -
packing stock current make. No. ?. 80 r. r
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extras
Ella 5ec: fresh. gathered regular pack
I'd extra firSts 4S650c: do firsts 4tFp
4, SIS; state. Pcnnsy,vaQia and nearby
western hrnncry white. fine TO fancy IS
Il SIC: state. Pennsylvania onddd nearby:
hcnncry brown 54M56c do gathered
brown and mixed colors 9Sma2c.
Cheese firm; state whole milk flhts'
fresh specials 26% T27c: do a'ornS"
run 2Shc.
Poultry, live firm chickens. hroilers
SIC: fowls 3nG sac: old ROSTERS csc:
turkeys 3HH30c.
Dressed firm and unchanged
Flour. Unchanged.
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NEW LOW LEVEL
|NCORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Aus. S0.-Corn today
found \ new low level. but rccnrcrco
and closed l1G1h:c over yesterday.
The, dip was duo to the fact that VIC
tories in Europe arc regarded as bear
ish. and to the big discount Of the
No. grades tn The sample market.
which dcciincdf5 S1oc. and were &C un-
der the August and September deliveries.
The closing rally was due to profit tax
ing by shorts Cash houses generally
were in the selling side. October closed
1I.c up nj $156l4 Fluctuations. INC
md were nervous and Ierky.
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TnnHafa Arriua

6. T.. bentley. Mr.. and Mrs T.. T.
BENTLEY. OF Wherlno. Ia. arrived NJ III"
home Of their sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Fer
g1ISon. Snuth Of town. on Thursday
morning. having made tn" cnttretrip IN
tho formers "Poerlees" machine. for II
visit with friends In Belmont. They
OF another brother. James 7. Bentlcy. or
81. ClaIrcville. by Mrs. S f. Bentley.
she having been visiting with their son.
George Bentley, and nephew. Bruce
McClrary, also from Iowa. who have
been in military training mt award uni
versty. Cambridge. Mass. near Boston.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH Pa Aug. 3o.--Cattls
steady: supply light: prime SlI.25Gp
1890.
crs i.50TDlo5O: Gull and common
54.n0Gf on: lnmbs Sl6.O0T 1850: veal
calves &l3.oo9l9.h0.
Hogs. dull: receipts 20 double decks i:
prime heavics s2h.nn T2n.c5:S medium
and heavy yorkrrs s2o.75 a. 20.e06: light
workers. s?n.25 n: n.5n PIGS 1915 82u.o0:
rouGhs $3.50 IlI.75.
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wellsorrP Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Galloway "XrcrtS
10 Irav. today FIR II visit ar several Gays
at tht. home Of AIr and Mrs. l.. il. Nc
Cumir, Of New castle" Pa.
JulIr 'rh .mrS0n one nf tho carriers
for tho Ilnilv Herald. loft on Friday Tor
"A visit al several days with his brother
Merle Thorn r$on. WHO is III III" office
Of tn" P"nnsylv1n:r Railroad Co.. AK
Pitt ShurEh.
Prof. and Mrs. i. \. Jones and son.
Elliott. have returned /" their HON" IN
sharon Pa by auto after spending
their vacation ~ til" homo Of MIS-.
Jones mohtrr, Mrs. Ellie Jones. of Pine
Terrace on bethany Pike.
Elizn Crisis. t>CambridGc Ohio IS q
visitor at the hnn" of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Brady Of Buffalo district. Mr.:
Crisis was for many years Il resident OF
Brooke county.
Teachers INSTITUTES closed on Friday
afternoon. after most interesting scS-
sion with ninnLy-SiX enrolled.
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.--lTogS--li"cetrts
son head: market higher: packinI:
grades relatively slow; top. $2n.c":
butchers. sl9.e5Gfoo.2n; light. $1,000
cN.25; packing. $lS,15T 1910: rnuShS.
Sl7@h q $50: pigs. SIS c5fr19.on.
Caitlc--Rcceipts. 5000 head, market
steady.
hieher ton westerns, $3.50: natives.
s17S5; rat sheep steady; feeding sheep
higher: limbs, sl6.00T 1870: culls
S1@.l0Q 1880; feeders. $500 e. l7."a;
ewes, slhEOQ l2.25; hr."dinE ewc%.
sl1hnM.lSoh
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RrtefS.

Mrs. Ira Moore and two daughtcrs.
Adaliuc and I-cota. Of near Louisville.
were recent callers ut the home OF A. NJ.
Lodge. west of town.
Mrs. Guy Hartley. OF MorGantown, mas
been visiting with her parents. Ar. anu
Mrs. John Cunard.
Mr., and Mrs. G. +. I>ec and daughters.
Misses Marthan and Sarah. spent few
DAYS tho past week at Columbus attend
ing tho fair.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
ST.. CLA|RSVILLE
R.ealtv DEEDS Filed.

T. Fl. Dinsrnnrc to Peter i'acco. laho
in Union township: consideration $500.
i. W. Osborn. sheriff. 10 George Cook'
S1Un ~ r
Justin {. Kemp TO Peter Kemp. Jr..
land in Goshen township; consideration
t;u0
Harry f.. Kinney. administrator or Ira
Ed Wilson. drrrus,d. To Justin =. hcihP
and Peter Kemp. Jr.. land IN HoSne''
township: consideration s3.6T'.
William II. l.inch and Mamie + Linen
Of al, 10 William n. Liuch. land in Bel
laire consideration $l.bn.
Frank NJ. Toilet To J. \. Paisley Com
panv, land in Richland township; con-
SidcrHti"n SJ.2"u.
Peter Kemp. .1r. 10 Justin Z. krnnE'
land I'm Goshen. township; consideration
S;.Gn.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Aug. %".--C"ndiil"n" n
the raw sugar mark'; r"maIu"d tn"
same" with quotations n i"hIc f"-
rubaS. cost md freight, "1uai to 6.n'j.
Tor centrifugal. The trade - $t':i awni'-
inE an announcement uS I" ia" new
cuhnn prjcc. \ somewhat better do
r'raad is reported for Refined. hui SUP
plies arr still accommodating. Fine
cranulntrd WAS quoted at I.Io". y"
sales r. ported
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Tho ". T.. church held birthday
party last evening in the basement Of
the church. Only children who had
birthdays in tn" months IF July and
August were permitted 10 intend.
delightful program Of games wrr" IN
store for tho youngsters. AT a iatc
hour a delicious luncheon was served.
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hammock
Attand Pair.

Mcssrs Corwin Curnrd OF Flushing.
John Eitchcy Of near Dni0ntown. in conf
panv with Gloon Armstrong. Walter
Caldwell. Clyde l-0dE" md William M"r-
rift. spent The past week at Columbus
attending Tho state fair. and. also visit
Ing other places and points Of interest IN
and arnunl the city.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. Aug. SG.--ClorerSe'd
nrIlnc October 1856; December Sl6.se:
March slS15
Alsike. rrlmc October 1855; Decera-
her sl5.60: March N5.A5.
Timothy. primo cash $50: S"ntcm-
hnr AA5: t)ctnhrr ana December 1870;
March and April IS.
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Mrs Houell'a Death

Mrs. Eliza both Howell. "f F1ushinG
died at the HON" OF her niece. Mrs. Nam
nIr Lyle. on Monday morning at =
o'clock Of pneumonia Funeral was held
from tho Methodist church in Flushing
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
with intcrmcnt at that place.
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School Begins Tuesday.

TIL" first semester Of ;hc l?lH-l'
school term IN thu MCMc"hrn pubic
schools opens next Tuesday morning.
Tho buildings ar" in shap" and prh"ti-
cnlly all the teachers have l""n select
cd All children VIII" become" six years
If ar. h"for" January LIST are entitled
f., ;-1-nllmrnt
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Ionrley-Fe6,

Miss Alirc lrngl"y and Mr. ha7rE ~
Nrr surprised their friends By the an
nnuucrm"nt If their marriage" Which
took place oh Thursday evening AT th'
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Longiry. Rev. Ira - h'l'i ),
nasinr nf th,. I'nitrd Presbyterian
Church. performing TN" ceremony. fo'h
AIR, and Mrs. Ncm are we'll known ana
have |. host If friends. VIII" extend con-
rratulnilnnS and best wishes.
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watch Presented.

oliver Taylor. Of this place. has ocen
presented with u $I6U watch by IN" nj
pIny"s Of TN" clhrks"n coal CompanE::
Wr .r,,yInr has been the efficient chief
bnnkk.Grer for the Clarksou Coal Com
pany for som" time. and a few wcrks
ago resign"d his position 10 accept a
similar ono with rht Geo Coal Company
st l.aGeriy beginning Monday, Scptcm-