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sephinc and Junior we're calling on
Mrs WIN Fetiy one evening last
week
Mrs. James Fleming Of Maple
eFenue vas calling On her grand.
mother Mrs. Phosbe Havkinberry
% this place one day last weak.
NJ. Glenn Hawktnberry and wife
and child Of Barnstown were call.
Ing on the formers aunt, Miss Ma.
LISA Hswkinberfy Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford MerTtfield and
daughter, Miss Mauds, were shop.
ping in Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie satterfleld OF Loves.
vile, who died Thursday, July IS,
was brought here for burial In the
Pitchers cemetery, Friday after,
noon.
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Oil Well Struck
In Doddridge Co,

cLARKsBURG, W. VA, August
Am oil well good for so barrels
a day has Just been struck by En-
est Randolph, ClarksbuEg and
Salem attorney, on the Granville
Willis heirs farm near Market, In
Doddridge county. Tho pay was
found in,the Maxon sand and the
strike opens UP a new oil field
there. The well was drilled in is
days by j. W, Johnson and sons.
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BIG BRIDGE RUN

Mrs. WIN satterfleld and son,
Dewey, and two daughters, Miss
Cathsleen and Evelyn OF this place
were visiting at Mrs. sattertisld's
father-in.law, Mr.. Thomas Satter.
field Of Dents Run, Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Jones and little sen
Allen Of Barnstown we're visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Neason Hawkin,
berry Sunday.
Mrs. WI Fetty and daughter
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FOR sALE-S4 acres with 2 gas
wells only $4,000. Good produc,
tive hill land, all In grass, except
some timber and lots OF locust. Can
be at least 3 cars OF locust posts
cut at once, 2 good gas wells that
pay $500 per year and good chance
for more wells all goes TO purchas.
er; nothing reserved; free gas
piped in house, good Groom house,
fine well of water, good barn, or.
chard. Close to school, 8 miles OF
town on railroad. Here Is big
bargain for someone, only $1,000,
S10u0 down balance easy payments.
Write for new catalogue OF farms,
NJ. L. Trout Realty Co., H. v. At.
kinson, agt., Macarthur. Ohio.
S.2.St-4s5A
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sREelAE NoTees
NoTicE

!, Jacob Bfoldy having pnr.
chased the stock and fixture OF the
business formerly known AZ
Gould's Bakery at 3as Madison
street. viii not BE- responnibie ior
debts contracted Ia tie name Of
Goald's Bakery prior 70 August i,
Signed. JACOB RRoiDY.
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FaMALl HALp WAnTEn

WANTED-Rrlsht snoFgstic younr
women 70 canvass Quick sellius
toilet articles from house 10 houss
IN home city. Also % work druf.
glsEs. Can earn four dollars per
day in commissions. Fnif particu.
lars furnished. Wrlte AZ ones 10
THE NoDoR co.. Hss 1871, Rich
mona, Va s-slIt- lioA
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MANTED-YouEG LADY Ex
PERlENcED M oFffcR WORN
MUST ABsoLuTELH NJ AccU'
HATE AND DEpE lsnArl. b
KNOWLEDGE OF sHuRTHAND
NOT ESSENTIAL BUT MusJ III
CAPABLE OF OPP sis ATIs;t,
TYPHWlltTE Err, APPLY All Once
REF ERENoE REQUIRED. APPLl
AT coURTNEYs STORE.
Sf3-2t-461A
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Thirty-four miles Of wire cable
is used for the elevator system OF
the Woolworth building, New York
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FOR sALE-g good COWS, ! heller
months old, Fred Walters, No.
10, shagtown, W. Va, S,2.3t-46SA
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that one of the assistant district
attorneys in the northern district
will go to him.
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FOR sALE-5 room house; Pos
session at once, 1910 Field street
s.2-at-4s1A
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WANTED,

wANTEp-ROaehss and bed bugs
heieaIed out by an expert All work
guaranteed, l can't fail. Call 1851
Tor appointment. [. A. Shots.
S,3.3t-467A
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-1 sood 4 room house,
newly painted. acre 5 poles
ground. Store viii invoice $500.
Garden, COW fresh 18th. Horse ana
wagon, Post office with or without
II competent. 81 chickens. Fine
place for small family to live in.
depepdenly. Price right. Call
7l02.RA S.1.St-4S4A
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AUTo-AsT aasoHiEs

FOR SALE Fort t6urtile. neal
painted, mechanically good. alia
Overhead, valves, gNaraa 40 h IS
miles. can HlQsR:si s,lsst 45aA
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70 RRENT Cool, COW room Tor
gentleman, one Of b6sl location,
10 Nelty. Call at So Pierpont Az.
nue. and see thib room.
s,isst-fsaA
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FOR RENT-s.room nat Modern
eonyenieneeS. Mouongah. Call
7los.R,2S or 7liJ. 7,29.st,42aA
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FOR RENT ttrst floor iirht
housekeeping rooms Sss PER.
pont avenue. Phone tS2s,M.
s.s,aI-lslA
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FoRpErr


FOR RENT-Stcrage nor an kinds
Of business on r, R Siding aud
with elevator service. II We do not
have the kind Of space you need
we will build same on reasonable
time leases. MARION ICE COM.
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9TH
St. and Virginia Ave. 7.2s-2st'4SeA
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WANTED 10 BUY second hand
FORD roadster, MHst be in sood
condition. VIII hay reason sble
price, What do you Nave Address
"" care West yifglHlsu
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FOR, Rents office rooms. siasly
or three IN suite. SIS Main ST.,
Call 7lo5-R.28 or 72l-J.
7as st-4sOA
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FURNISHED ROOMS

= ,
per 'week. ss7 Grant ST.
5t-t5sA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
MT. PLEASANT

Mrs. Jessie Harbourt was called 10
the bedside OF her mother in Pennsyl-
vnnia. l.,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Burris moved In
nart of Mrs. Nellie Brysons house.
Mrs p3yiG Orr is improving alter an
Illness Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Ray Davidson and son Robert OF
Georges Run, was called TO the nome
If her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Orr.
on account OF the illness of her mother.
Mr.. Averal Moore, who purchased the
home Of Mr.. Elisha Haynes recently.
Mrs Jefferies is still on the Sick list.
Mrs Mary Orr returned home after
visit with her brother. Sherrard 9th
cart of Tennessee. -.
:, e. Irwin is not better at this WRIT
Mrs, Heller of Blanchcster O.. is mus
f. teacher at the high school IN tH!s
Harvey 1cCue Is seriously il! at the
Martins Ferry hospital.
Mrs Harvey McCue and son farkcr
was called TO the hospital as MT. NC
Cue was worse Wednesday:
Mrs. Fare went to Wellsburg Tues
dav to have her eyes treated.
John Bashore is still ON the sick list.
Edward Sponhaltz of Rayland, was
caller at the home of his sister Mrs.
Harry Sterling.
VIII Hall is seriously i'll at the hos
pital in Wheeling.
David Buchanan had sinking spell
Wednesday morning.
DR. Kackley was 4 professional caller
at the home Of David Buchanan.
Mr., and Mrs. William Of Adena spent
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COLERAIk

Mrs. ]. r. Haines underwent an oper-
alton at the o. V. G. hospita! FRIDAY,
and is getting along as well AZ coulo
be expected.
Miss Laura Bundy was caller IN
Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. w H. Roberts was caller IN
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. Gilbert Thomas OF Harrtsville
was n caller at this place WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Cusick of Pittsburgh returned
home Saturday after a visit with ner
mother. Laura Clark.
Joseph Lando of Bellaire was ousi'
ness 'isitor here Wednesday.
Edm in Miller was n caller at the nome
Of c. X. Hogue OF GAINESVILLE TUESDAY.
Mrs. r. l.. Walker was a caller IN
Wheeling Sunday.
J. r.. Haines was caller At the
o. v. G. hospital Wednesday.
There will be a social at the w. =.
T. L. hall for the benefit OF the w. =.
T. u Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Colvin spent the week emo
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiis-
Margaret Miller spent the week end
with her sister. Mrs. NJ. Q. Martin OK
Mr., I. A Hosue was a visitor At the
home Of his son. Comfy Hogue OF
GAINESVILLE. The many frien9a oe
Comfy will be pleased to learn -
Howard White is improving,
Edwin Baily was caller In "heeifno
Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura Clark IL improving nicely
after q severe accident.
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CASH FOR LIBERTY BONDS
WE PAY nnMEDATELY-No DELAY
VAN HOUTEN s. co.
ROOM 916-sCHMULBACH BLDG.

nainfulIv burned about the. face and
hands recently, by an explosion or gas
in the kitchen range. The stove cohncc,
lions had been groken in moving. ana
Mrs. Johnson not being aware OF the
fact, lighted the gas
The entertainment given by the NJ.
w of A. camp OF MajorsVtle, was
very pleasant social affair. ReV. ~, n
Newman was present and gave an inter
cstine talk. II. w. Steele also spoke VI.
rho brotherhood Of Man. The readings
hv Miss Fanny Harsh and Miss kathryn
Steele were heartily applauded. All EN-
ioycI the music by the orchestra ana
The singing by the Majorsville Giee Clnp
but, most enjoyable OF All was INe e"'''
Gets Scholarship. ,,
Dinsmore Alley, son OF ). u. AlieS'
deceased, formerly Of this community,
and Mrs. Margaret Alley. OF ONO; "as
n rdcd n scholarship in n university ~,
Franco. Mr.. Alley is chemiSt ana VIZ -
20 to Paris next July to take UP ms
company him. During the world val r.
4 m.ns instructor in a gas laboratory IN
Paris. ,.<,
Mr.. McMillen. lumber dealer OF - !.
burgr. was 4 bushes visitor mere '"i'
"o Mss Anne Atkinson, teacher at Upper
Sand hill spent the weekend at her
Who is the stranger that is using inc
barns in this community Tor s4eep'he
"P Born. January II. to Mr.. and Mrs.
william Richey, OF Hundred W. '"'' q
Mrs. ]. NJ. Allison returned January ..
from an extended visit with "heel'ns
md Moundsville friends. -;aro
Ne UeIle Swat, Of Dinsmore's ridge'
snnnt the past week with her daughter
Mrs. Charlie Clutter. ~ prrrs-
,.iii H' was the guest Of Bloomfield
friends Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Whtttingham, or MOUNDS :,
Vile is spending this week with MT. ana
Mrs Elmer Allison. >.,. Nv
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Nelson M Mr,
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson. and Mrs; Lee
St",Icr and children, were guests or MT.
and Mrs. VIM. McKerrihan Sun.
Miss Margaret Andrews Is recovering
from n very severe case OF tonsiiitis.
Little Miss Evelyn McNinch is on the
sick list.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 21.--Cattlc, receipts, o.
oOO. beef steers steady: spots lower.
nothing choice horc: top, 800; bulk, ~ ~,
ass; shc-stock, STEADY 10 D. io OWL, IN I'm
n 600: butcher hcifers, largely $40 %
S 6 %,?V Gamers and cutters mostly $.?5 q
S9S: bulls, closed weak: bulk bol"En2s'
s40Gp &. 90. veal calves. 25r higher. DUN.
good and choice. 1l5ON l='1o' s'"eNe'
and feeders slow I" lower.
1Inrs rccclpt-, Sc 900: fairly active;
o.. 20 In,, Inwer than yesterdays aver
aye 1S closed active at days best prices;
Iev US; bulk, 9,OOu9.?5; pigs. S5G to u
4Oc lower; bulk desirable ~ 10 Low
pound pigs. ?.4OM9,GO: ,o,,. s,-orr
sheep. receipts, 1900; lambs; st 70 nG
to higher; lambs, top. Il.gV' pub ~.
S a. rVi'S solicited lot, prime 95-pound ewes
AZ It higher figure; bulk fat ewes 4'''0
$50; ycarlinSs, y.25.
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SUGAR.

New York. Jan. Either" was no'h-
ing new in the local raw sugar market
ard prices were unchanged ut ~ for
CuhaS. cost and freight. equal 10 5.%3
for centrifugal. There were sahrS 10
local rrincrs Of 5000 bags Of CubaS.
prompt shipment. $500 bags Of Porto
RtCos for February shipment and ID
900 bags Of San DoIningoS aflnat and
prompt shipment. all at the equivalent
OF $40 for centrifugal
In refined prices were unchanged at
IT'S for fine graduated with moderate
inquiry reported.
Sugar futures were more active and
prices were lrmcr on covering and buy
ing BY Wall Street which was credited
TO western account with prices at one
time . 10 l2 points above the close Of
the previous night Near the close
there was partial setback under rcali:
ing and final prices were tire" {" seven
points net higher. January closed At
80: March 4.G3; May 4.7j: July ASS;
alt bid
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Jan. 2l.--primc mercantile
paper. Il. ltS. Exchange firm; sterling
6O-day bills. S.72%; commercial 60-day
bills on banks. S7@@4 commercial CO.
3.TS. Francs, demand. 6.T7; cables, SO.
belgian francs, demand, Ill: cables,
7.l3. Guildcrs, demand, 1906; cables,
1916. Lire. demand, $50; cables. 3.62.
Marks, demand LEG; cables, 1.OT: Greece
demand, $50. Argentine. demand. 3I.5".
brazilian, demand. 1900. Montreal: i ~
per cent discount. Government bonds
easy: railroad bonds irregular. Time
loans steady: GO days. 80 days and SIN
months. 6@6ta per cent. ,,.
Call money firm: high I: low 8; ruilnE
rate Z: closing bid 6: offered at I; last
loan Z: bank aCceptances. 5&.
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n, !, STOCKS

AVE- York, Jan. 2I.-From the OUT
be the session. business on the STOCK
anEe today was marked By an ao-
~ the recent operations OF bull
3, and popular issues, together WIZ"
erous ,nconspicuous specia!tIes'
stered declines OF two TO Sls points
here were 4 few isolated exceptions
live firmness being displayed by
raj OF the motors, oils, shippinSs'
food issues, but the day as II whole
ted to an accession OF oearishness
professional quarters. Final deal
when such stocks as stceIS, equip
Its and oils were under eSpeclai
bsure, resulted In q number N Sc
losses. Sales amounted to 10000
res.
ankers continued to express conf
&c in the Immediate future OF the
hit situation, but this failed OF re-
lion in the money market. whore
5 for demand nd time nccommo-
ons were again inclined TO sti6en.
hvices affecting the domestic In
rial situation dealt principally with
buncemcnts Of further wage rCduc-
5. a coal strike in Pennsylvania.
pension OF coal shipments from Ken
Ny fields and moderate revival Of &C
ity IN the shoe trade.
OF foreign exchange were
Iefly noteworthy for the renewed
-ength Ct Frcach remittanccs, watch
SO TO SIT with concurrent advance
the Belgian rate and more suostan-
/ gains to northern European points.
we'll as Italy and Spain.
OF the 100000. 600 Raj
In loan on 20 year S percent basis
- made the basis OF much conjecture
spectinG other foreign unGerwrit, nGs
Itch now are engaging the attention
American ilnancie.S.
The bond market vas firm N the
hin on the smallest turnover OF any
cent period. Liberty issues closed at
riab.e advances after moderate reac-
ms and other domestic and foreign
tations were disposed to Improve
tai sales (par valued S9.900.O00. on
u bid prices OF old L. S. 2'S ard As
nc and points lower respectively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

New York. Jan, 2l.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say;
Improvement is still the keyword in
the trade situation, but there IS St.II
a rru3, deal of irrrEularity III the re-
ports, different industries and sections
Of country sending in varying adNiGcS.
For one thing. Wholesale distributing
trade seems to Nave held all tn" ground
gained in recent weeks, whereas, ON the
other hand. retail trade is rath"r
uuIelcr. mild weather IN part or the
west being charged with affecting sales
OF winter apparel. Perhaps the most
marked Improvement is noted IN hd,
vices ms to gains in manufactures ana
Industry. but these gains are not una.
form. Nor are the reports from mo
country as Il whole uniform. R"S; re-
ports as To wholesale trad" com" from
th,. big primary markets. next I" these
being the west generally and lew
Pacific coast mar%cti. while the south.
possibly owing to reaction IN cotton
prices. shows littl" ground 81 med.
Weekly bank cirar'ne&. A"""".V'''ooo'
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Sunday at the home Of her parents. MI.
and Mrs. Turner.
Winford. young son Of Mr.. and Mr..
J. w. Moore, Is improving slowly a1oSf
Mrs. Asa Harbourt returned hone
from Shadyside.
Messrs. Ray Mercer Of Plse9nt
Grove. and Walter Thomas OF near hat
risville, were business callers A tne
home Of Henry Zeyer, Thursday OF Ios
Alex Buchanan Of Glen Robin was z
caller at the home Of his parents. M,
and Mrs. David Buchanan THURSDAY;
Mrs. James Durbin is on the sick lisS
Several persons from out-of-toWn e1'
tended the farmers institute.
talk at the farmers institute Wsdnes-
day evening.
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BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Jan. 2l.--ln!ttcr--l'n se'-
tied. Creamery higher than "Ntr,s. ; -
to $40: extra O. score, 50i" 10 sic: first
So 10 81 score. - TO soc; packing stock,
current make No. =. &c.
EgrS-UnSe,tIcd Fresh gathered OK
ira first 60" to tic; FIRST, 81 TO Csc;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery white. first to extra. IS I" 7%c:
do. brown extra % to zoe; do. gathered
brown and mixed colorS, first 10 extra.
IS 10 Csc: refrigerator seconds. aS 10 cue.
CheeSc-Stcady. STAT" Who'll" milk
flats. held specials. &c TO "9c; do. aver
age run. "A TO %j Nc: state Who'll" milk
flats. fresh specials. 2A2 TO %ji2c; do.
average run. % To "IC.
IOultry-I.ive steady. BronlerS. 40
70 45c: chickens. - to SEC; fowls, IS to
SOC; old roosters, Zoe; turkeys, i5c.
Dressed irregular Western broilcrS, 46
to 6Oc; chickens in boxes. SO 10 45c: In
barrels. 81 to 4tc: fowls. rs to Ale:
BOOSTERS, "a to &c: turkeys 81 to Coo.
Flour-UnChan
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MAJORSV|LLE
Greene County octog enarian Marriss.

Nr. Dennis Murphy, aged so years, a
we'll known veteran Of the Civil war.
and tipstaff In the Greene county
courts. and Mrs. Elizabeth Rose n
wealthy Wayncshurg lady, were united
in marriage Wednesday evening. Janu-
nry by the clerk Of the courts, James
McCrackcn. His many friends desire 10
extend To Comrade Murphy best wishes
In this. his fourth, matrimonial venture.
Mrs. Joseph Lutes.
Local friends received the news IucS-
dav Of the death of Mrs. Joseph Lutes.
of near Viola. The deceased was the
wife OF the late Joseph I,utes, and was
the mother OF n number Of children. only
one. Sullivan LutcS. Of Viola, surviving.
Accident.
Mrs M G. Johnson. formerly Of Ma
louisville, but now Of Cameron, was
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CAMERON

mains of J T.. Davis, who died SUNDAY
mt Cleveland. Ohio, were brought 10 MS
late home at this place Tuesoag even
ing. from which place the funeral oC-
currcd today wednesday, at p m
under the auspices Of the q. A. II. Inc
remains were laid ut re-t In the hish-
land cemetery. The near relatives VINO
are left to mourn their loss are nc
,,;dow IN daughter. Mrs. Hoy Bowcres
of Cleveland, Ohio; two DrothcrS' d. ID.
Davis of this place and Bud Davis OK
ncor pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. j. {. CraW-
ford of Fa!rmont Is 4 sister. Deceased
had lived about this place Tor many
wears. and was noted rs straighttor-
ward. ht nest business man. lie serve"
with distinction In the Office OF )uStlce
of the peace in this city for several
ycors. After h. camo nome from the
civil war he went west and spent sew
cral years prospecting in the gold llei"s'
H.. was capturCd by the Indians twice.
but Shrcwdncss and tact saved ms Ire
both times. He could tell very thrill
Ing story Of his adventures whiie out
west He WAS affiliated with several
secret orders. the Odd Fellows, Il OF T.
and the G.. 4. r. being the most promi-
nrnt on his list. His age and inhrmitlcS
had prevented him from engaging IN
wears. and himself and wife had gone
to Cley Gland. Ohio. where they expect
cd to spend the winter with Their
doughfrr II" contracted pneumonia
md died suddenly. News Of his sudden
death reached this place Monday morn
in. and was u great shock to his many
friends here.
Revival Announced.
Tho week o. prayer. following when
the revival services VIII bc held at the
NJ. l.. church. will begin Monday night
the @4th inst. The meetings will he
held this year und"r the direction OF the
minister. Rev. G. c. Lnnham. Great
preparations are being made for n
grand gospel rally at that church dur
Ing the series OF revival meetings to
D. held.
Firemen Banquet.
The fire department gave swell
banquet. 1t Their apartments in the
CITY Building laS; night. Almost the
entire force ard their families were
represented. Tn" Clergy IF the city were
all invited and nearly Ill IF them re
spondcd 10 the cali and did amnie
Justice to the occasion. Al nine o'clock
the crowd marched TO American Legion
hall where an old fashioned country
dance was held
Cameron Locals.
C.orre F Hoffman. has moved his
family 10 Fairmuut where they will
reside rcrmarcntly. where Mr.. Hoffman
Is engaged in business.
William Gump. an aged resident OF
the west end OF the city has been con-
fined 10 his bed for several months on
account Of i'll health. and was reported
t. he in 4 very dangerous condition
yesterday
H. j. Mc'"ardln. moved his family
from MoundsviIle To this place last
Thursday and occupies the Archer prop
crty on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Rev. J. S Jewell. filled the pulpit
Of the BAPTIST Church at this place
Sunday night.
T. s. Romaine. Of Wheeling was 4
business caller in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fleming. depart
cd for Key West. Fla. yesterday, where
they will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Tho Moundsv!lIc Lumber Company
Las broken ground for 4 new dwelling
10 be erected on High street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PlttsburEh. Jan. 2l.-HoSs, reCe!pIs'
1900; market lower. Heavies, 9.5O@
g.75; heavy workers.. light workers. ana
pigs. l0.00Q10.25.
ket steady. Top sheep, GAO; top lambs
calves. receipts, 100; market steady.
TOP 1855
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DRY GOODS

New York. Jan. 21.--Cotton goods
markets were Quieter today in gray
goods lines. and some easing in price
was reported on wide print cloths.
Other goods held steady. Yarns were
more active and prices higher. Burlaps
continued quiet. Silks were in improved
demand and more business was report
cd in dress goods lines.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Jan. 21.-Announoement that
seabosrd exporters were offering to re-
Sell brought about collapse Of wheat
prices today, after bulge due largely
to inquiries from Portugal. The marKel
closed heavy. 3% to 5% net lower, with
March l.64I. to l.65. and May l.54& 10
l,55. Corn lost ono to nc, and oats -.
to Ike. In provisions the outcome var
led from unchanged figures to l2c higher
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I~ERTv pONDS.

New York Ian 2l-Libcrty bonus
slosed: 3ls's. geo; first As, $3.50: see,
ond as. $500: first AIS. $50; second
AVS. 1874: third AIS, 1926; fourth
AXIS, SS.22: Victory 3M's, 97.lS; Victor!
ANS ST22
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Mind Nan wins Dsgrss.

London, Eng.-Peter s. CumlA .
blinded ex-sold!er. has gained B. A.
degree at the University Of London. He
was blinded in the battle Of Ypres ana
spent the last three years studying In
London for tho degree.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Jan. 81. 81.
Furnished The MA lliger Ger by A. u
Aasten & Co.. membe:s ~ the New York
Stock Exchange. Na;lonal Bank Build.
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brnrd
Rerttl~ur f~SrNner
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va, Jan. 81. 81.
Furnished TIE lnteiIigHn"er by A. l.
Masten & Co, members Pittsburgh SlocR
Exchange. second floor National BANK
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