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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-28
THAYER.
each
Trustee,

Oct. 15.--The voters around Thayer
are talking some about the new Jail at
Erie. MY opinion is the best thing the
county can do is to build barb wire
fence around Erie and make it five or
six wires high.
VIM. Curtis, of Morehead, is moving
to Thayer.
Mrs. Thos. McNulty has returned
from a visit with her son, Harry, at
Coffeyville.
DR.. T. G. Murphy, from illinois, is
visiting friends in Thayer. He leaves
for home on Tuesday.
Harve Lowrance raid Chanute a
visit on Monday and reports the breth'
rem all in good standing.
Some thief stole the clapper from
the schoolhouse bell and the pendulum
from the clock last week.
AL Stapleton, Don Mckay and W.
A, Walthall and wife went on the ex'
cursion to Omaha Monday.
Miss Amy McNulty entertained
large number of her young friends on
Monday eve, the occasion being the
anniversary Of her 18th birthday.
F. M. Benefiel speaks here on Thurs
day, Nov. 3rd, and we bespeak for him
full house. 1 have no doubt that
even J. w. f. will 60 to hear him.
The ladies of Thayer have organized
social club and / believe have ap
pointed officers. This club is for the
social enjoyment Of its members: ]
have heard that Mrs. Burkett will be
the next president.
The Demo.Pop rally here on Satur'
day night last was great fzzle. H.
P. Farrelly was billed to speak at the
opera house on that night, but Far.
reilly knew too much and wouldn't
come; so Senator Young, of Indepen'
deuce, was called to fill the appoint
ment. He came, but they didn't open
or light the opera house at all. These
kind of meetings will help the combi'
nation better than if they were well at
tended, as the leaders are not COMPEL
ed to make any more pledges.
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LEANNA.

Tuesday Oct. 24.-W. A. Afford and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Afford were in
Chanute today.
Ezra Donham is delivering his corn
to Mr.. SCantlin.
Mr.. Long and wife visited near
Kimball Saturday.
Miss Hannah McCracken is quite
sick at this writing.
Russell Thompson is reported very
low of typhoid fever.
Henry Roderick and family have
returned from their trip to Chautau-
qua Co.
The convention was well attended
and very pleasant and enjoyable ev-
ening was spent.
VIM. Cation and Miss Zeldy Afford
spent Sunday in Chanute, the guest
OF Miss DOsha Afford.
Mrs. George James moved to her
new home last week. Kimmy Hunt
er expects to move Thursday.
Several of the boys of the neighbor-
hood are contemplating visit to the
bachelors hall" tomorrow night.
Mr.. Charley Gilllis of Salem is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Ida Afford who
has been quite sick for some time Of
malaria fever.
A. W. Hunter and family are at
home again after their visit in Chau-
tauuua and Elk counties. Miss Nan
ME Stafford came home with them to
visit a few weeks among relatives and
friends,
A. G. Afford, Lee Afford, Dieskow
Courtney and Earl Reed went hunt
ing Saturday night and after several
miles tramp up and down the creek,
returned late in the night bringing
home-a mouse.
Mrs, Galligar, of Pittsburg, Kansas,
who has been visiting the past month
with her sister, Mrs. John Clemmens,
returned to her home Saturday ac-
companied by Mrs. O., who will spend
few week with her.
Some of the farmers are complain
ing Of thieves disturbing their chich-
en- roosts. 1t is a pity that in civiliZ-
ed and enlightened Kansas, farmers
have to keep their grainaries and
chicken houses locked against such
intruders.
Amos Reed is proudly exhibiting to
the gaze of his admiring neighbors,
the largest sweet potato ever raised
In this part of the country, this mon.
ster is over two feet in length, and II
inches around and weighs nine lbs
and ten OF. Can anybody beat that?
I'VE will have to doubt the later story
unless we see the tater.-ED.
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~~~~~>NON~NSN|>|NO
A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES
Continued from the first page.
ODENSE.

Wednesday, Oct. 26. Mr.. Frank
McGuffey marketed % fine hogs on
Monday,
Clinton Trammell was absent fro Il
school last Monday.
Miss Ester Olson is quite i'll with
typhoid fever at the present.
George Edwards commenced husk-
ing corn for Norman Mills last Mon
day.
Miss Hulda Peterson was enrolled
as a new scholar on last Monday NOR
ming.
The spelling school at Garfield Dist.
was failure on account or the
rain
Dow. Crapson and wife went to
Kimball last Sunday, to visit reiat-
ives.
Mr.. Harry Grove and wife were Wis
iting Mrs. Groves parents, Dir. and
Mrs. McGuffey last Sunday.
Harry Kelley was at home last Sun
day from Humboldt. for the first time
in 9 weeks. visiting friends and par
entS.
Remember the 9Th Sunday meet
ing at the Baptist church commenc-
ing on Friday and continuing over
Sunday.
James and Frank Cook attended
the dance at Mr.. Richardson's last
Wednesday night and report splen-
did time.
Odense was well represented and
took an active part in the Sunday
school convention at the Big Creek
Chapel last Sunday.
Noah Whitworth's sale on last Mon
day was very well attended. Noah
intends to go to Kansas City to take
business course of study. We with
his many friends wish him sue
cess.
The spelling school at this place
on Friday night was well ATTENDED
and good interest was manifested by
all present. The championship wa,
doubtful between Arthur Hanson and
Grace Smith both missing the word
"tannin." Miss Ada Wiman was the
undoubted champion at the ciphering
match.
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KIM BALL..

Tuesday, Oct. 25.-Another snow
this morning.
Mr.. Dennis Simmons is very sick at
present.
Isn't this weather cold and bad en-
ough for you.
Mr.. Smith, of Erie, is working on
the section this week,
J. T. Smith and V. S. Kelsey have
purchased a telegraph outfit.
MO. Crapson and wife, we're visit
inc j. II. Smith and family last Sun
day.
Mr.. Seeds returned to his old home
at this place, he being in Salem, "
for the past nine years.
John McCeister and Mr.. Reese re-
turned last week from out west, they
being the last to return home.
Miss Minnie Johnson OF Pittsburg.
will deliver lecture ut this place
next Friday night. Subject: our vol
unteer." Everybody is cordially invl-
ted to attend as no fee Is charged at
the door.
Literary was organized at this place
last Wednesday night, and the follow
ing officers were elected. President,
DR.. Morgan, Vice Pres. J. T. Smith,
Sec. F. Nation, Treas. w. Fl. Adolf,
Marshall, J. Bender. S. Brown COM
mlttee on constitution and by laws.
]. S. Smith, j. Bender, Fred Nation,
committee on program, Miss Myrtle
Reed. Mary Seeds and Velma Smith.
Literary will be every Tuesday
night.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-28

You will save money time and a
great deal of suffering by seeing the
Emf aent Electro Magnetic Bovologiist
Prof. P. L. Britain who stops all pain
es and aches, and cures all diseases,
with the wonderful Magnetic treat
ment. Office in Bacon block North
Depot street, Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-28
Township Board Meeting.

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Township Board Of Canville town
ship at carlton Monday, Oct. 81, 1898,
for the purpose of auditing accounts.
and any other township business. All
persons interested will please take no
tice and govern themselves according
ly. R. W. MECUM, Trustee.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-28
TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING

There will be a regular meeting of
the Township Board Of Tioga Town,
ship at the Township house In said
Township. on Monday Oct. 3lst, 1898.
for the purpose of auditing accounts,
and any other township business. All
persons interested will please take
notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
S. E. BEACH.
Trustee.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-10-28

Ifyou are suffering from any disea-
Sc or troubles, it will be to your inter
est to see Prof, p, L, Britain. The
wonder worker in curing ali diseases
without the use of Medicine. Office
in Bacon block, North Depot street,
Chanute.
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A CrIvE SOLICITORS WANT

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F.A.PeW,E G 's" Eiftt :
Chanute, Kansas.
excursion via Santa Fe.

Commencing Tuesday, September
sfh and each Thursday and Tuesday
here after up to October 10th, good
Tor return five days from date OF sale,
10 st. Touis. one and one-thlro are for
The rcard TIN, account OF st.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

From The Terra Alta Republican.
The Davis News says that il the
Postmaster General had been at the
Keyser convention no could have
seen all the postmasters Of the
second district. Aud that's no
joke.
Mrs. Elisha Thomas and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice. were in Terra Alta
Saturday lasC, looking up u resi-
dence with n view to locating here.
Terra Alta would bo very glad to
welcome MIR. and Mrs. Thomas and
family as residents.
Miss Grace Smith Of Baltimore,
who has been at the Terra Alta
Hotel for a few weeks. will take up
a dancing class at this place, and
also at Oakland, in the near future.
We understand that the the young
lady is promised \ large class here.
An effort has been made this
week to have a camp OF United
States soldiers located near Terra
Alta, and u committee will proba.
bly, visit here soon TO look up u
suitable location. Should the com.
mIttee decide ON loctatiug num-
Der OF soldiers ia this section the
camp will most probably be at
Lake Terra Alta.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Da-
vis daughter Of Ex-senator and
Mrs. Henry G.. y Wis. 90 Mr.. Ar.
thur Lee. Of Richmond, which is
to take place the third week ~ Sep
tcmber, - al event tGat IS creating
a furore ia fashionable society.
The Wedding is TO take place at
Elkins, W. Va. According 10 Tie
wishes OF the popular bride the in-
tercsting event will bc attended
with great simplicity. Her sm4ii
nIcces aud gallant ncphews wlll
form The wedding parry. and The
ceremony will take place 90 the
DAVIS Memorial Church. which WAS
erected by Senator y wis. BOO honor
Of bis father and mother. Rev. DR..
lloQe. Of Richmond. 70 cinse per-
sonal FREUD Of The two families.
viii ohicitte. The guests sill be
only the relatives aud close personal
friends Of he bride and groom. who
will leave shortly after the ccrc-
mony for an extensive trip abroad,
including = visit TO japan.
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announcements.

There will be preaching by the Rev.
r. N. Barb at Concord next Sunday,
Sept 18th at 1880 a. IN, and at Howes-
Vile 3 p. IN.
And preaching at Concord at 1890 a.
m on Tuesday, sept Goth. baptizing
and reception of probstiners into full
membership and the close Of tall church
business for the year. Rev. EnRie and
smother brother is expected TO assist in
the services. Every BODY invited. And
at Howesyille 1850 Of same day. same as
above
And on the aext evening Sept. 2lst.
1891 m. At Suider church same as
above with Bpworth League talk.
On sunday Sept. 25th on Canp
Ground, will be held The closing SER
vices Of the Conference year for all the
appointments Of Tunnelton circuit.
who with all the country are invited
To come and help in tho services Of that
day. 1t is TO be a basket meeting and
for erybody. VIII commence at . a.
10. with general speaking meeting and
songs Of praise, a praise service. And
at ~; o a m. preaching by pastor. fol-
lowed by general collection for missions
benevolent purposes, a great op-
portunity for an acceptable Offering to
God. Twelve o'clock basket feelings
and watering horses; 1880 D m. "a gen
erai social with songs; at 2 p. m. gen
eral social. speaking r~ecitations, select
readings, solos, duets, quartets and
general songs. At8p p. m. closing SER
vice with Baptism Of children, admits
and reception into full membership
G.. ROGERs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15
1t Is Just as Important.

That you enrich and purify your blood
in the Fall as in the Spring. At this
time. owing TO ~decayIng vegetation, ~
low water level. and other causes. there
are disease germs ali about as, and "A
weak and debilitated system quickly
yields to- attacks OF malaria. %feyers, etc
Hy purifying and enriching your
blood with HOoIis S~arsaparilla you
may build up your system to resist
these dangers. as well as coughs colds.
pneumonia and the grip which come
with colder weather. To be on the
safe SIDE, take Hoods Sarsaparilla now.
and always DO sure IL ia Hoods and
not something else represented 10 be
just as good /"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15
PROGRAM
or Lyon District sunday School
Convention 10 be Held NJ Gordon's
Chapel. Saturday and Sunday, Oc-
tOber 10 and 10, 1898.
SATURDAY.


10 A. NJ. Devotional Services by
the President, S. N. Rogers.
1890. Address Of Welcome, by
Richard Loar.
10:45. Response, by f. w. Candy.
HOO. Song Service.
1I:1O. Order of Business. cleo
ton of officers, enroll ment Of dele
gates, reading letters, etc.
NOON.
1870. Devotional Services, by
John Fortney.
1:45. Relation to the Sunday
School, by Rev C. e. L~oatherby.
2:30 Song Service.
2:45. Subject. Qualification Of n
sunday School Teacher, by Eugene
Ford. Sr.
3:15. General Discussion.
Music. Adjournment.
1870. Literary Exercises, mr.
ranged by 3 e. Couley and Mrs.
Rosa Blown.
SUNDAY.
800 A.. NJ. Devotional Service,
by ID. J.. Gibson.
1000. Management Of Sunday
School, by Eugene L4nbam, John
Mays and j y. McGinnIs.
HOO. Scope and Aims Of the
SUNDAY School, by j. y. Williams.
Music. Adjournment.
NOON.
1870. Devotional Services, by A.
s.. Scott.
1:45. What Points should be
Recognized in the Organization Of
a Sunday School ? by Rev. B. L..
Mercer.
2.30. Music.
2:4O. Papers on Teachers Aims.
Mrs. S.N Rogers; Teachers Work.
Mrs. g. H. Bonn berger; Teachers
Influence, Lawrence Snyder.
800. General Discussion by Pas
tors, Supts. Officers and Teachers
the Most Successful way Of
Conducting The sunday School.
Music, Good be with you ill we
meet again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15

Sewer. FIRST Governor OF Tennessee and
of the State of Franklyn. His nick
name was 'Noluck Jack" odd enough
indeed when on the other side we hnd
engraved; 'S5 Battles-SS Victories 4"
Many interesting facts OF him are
noted.
Pay day has come and gone again.
The paymasters have been busy the
past week paying of the division. The
boys were glad To get their money, too,
as IL only lasts rs a shadow.
200 prevosts ~ ards are stationed in
town To keep order and preserve the
peace and dignity of the common.
wealth. Several Preston boys were
on this guard. Private Glass, Co. Il.
ist w. Va, aceidently shot a member
OF the police the other night.
Ira c. GIBSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15
Our New York Letter.
the Wild Waves Are Saying
The Sights of the Town.

Until the seventh OF this month,
August held ON with such a grip
MS never was (; and notwithstand
ing the present cool wave, which
was gratefully received by "A parch
ed community last evening. We can
not yet be certain that we have
seen ,he last OF her.
The observation-disclosures
the atmosphere. caught me at Bay
shore, whittier | had gone "a cool
oil "a bit. Well. | did so. and the
turhulent pillows told mo to go
home. Doubtless they are this
minnie telling other folks the same
thing. Such sensible advice coin
Gliding with my views. here |
am again. happy Ms "a clam at high
tide-as always-tc be in New
York.
| have recently seer Eve hundred
pairs OF cru,ches for our crippled
soldiers. paid for by Miss Helen
Gould. She is the heroine OF this
war. Fourteen Of our w0urded
heroes are now being nurscd back
to life and hral,h at her beautiful
country home on the Hudson. 1t
is easy to imagine how we'll they
will be cared for. Miss Gould is
n of tho busiest women in New
York these days /; spending freely
her time and money in loving ser
vice TO Uncle Sans sick boys.
These crutohes were supplied by
Mr.. A. j.. Ditman, concerning
whose TrigestIa tablets, charcoal
lozsngss and sea salt | have spoken,
many a time and oft, in these col
umns. Ills place ut . Barclay
street. is II repository for every sort
of surgical appliance that can pos.
slhlv ameliorate the condition of
suffering humanity. | e Der
al occasion when no hid u call for
n pair OF extra long crutches +; the
first order for that particular size
he had received for sixteen yenrs.
The party desiring them supposed
they might have to be made to or.
der but no. Mr.. Ditman had
them in stock.
Berries and cherries ; and quilts
Of every bent and color appear in
very early millinery. or course.
chrysanthemums will come soon.
The city and the stores are so full
of out-of town buyers that one
might fear they would carry away
all the pretty new things, leaving
none for us, If one were less sure
OF the illImItnble resources OF such
houses as Lord b Taylor, whore
buyers in tho metropolis and from
the midland town or village alike,
are always sure to 60, knowing TINT
its excellence endures positively
from generation to generation.
The prevalent skirt fits like u
redingote about the hips.
White broidcloth, trimmed with
black velvet ribbon is u leader
among high class calling costumes,
Very formal gowns are OF velvet
or brocade.
Golden brown is n leader in col
or lines this Fall.
'IrImmlngs are more eXtravagant
than Tor many seasons past.
EVELYN CABLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15

hSooSville,
Correspondence Of the Argus
The frost crop for this month bids
fair To be a large Que.
Harvey Markley. OF LOUISVILLE, is a
frequent visitor at w. u, MeneAr's.
Home, Sweet Home, is a very popu-
lar tune just now with all the soldier
boys.
We are glad TO know that Rev .oehle-
tree will remain another year on tails
circuit.
MIR. Mareellus Christopher, of Pisgah,
WAS visiting his brother, Barney
Christopher.
Miss Agnes Clever was the guest OF
her friend, Miss Myra Cobun, OF Mason.
town, last SUNDAY.
David Loar, who has been sick for
some titne, is now in Grafton under
the care of a Doctor.
There Is a great deal OF curiosity
just now among girls to know who
Hobson's choice will bc.
Mr., aud Mrs. Marcellus Martin. OF
Terra Alta, we're the guest OF Mrs
EMILY Fairfax several days.
Frank and Flota Christopher are
very sick with diphthcria. DIR. w. IL.
MeGinuis attending physician,
Rev, William Bayles and sister.
Minnie, Of G~ladesville, were visiting
their uncle, Clarke Bayles, Sunday.
Mrs. - Arnett, OF Morgantown. was
visiting several days at Mr., Samuel
dis, She returned home last FRI
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Loar, ofOakland,
arrived here Saturday aud will remain
some time visiting relatives aud
friends.
Rev. NJ. Knots delivered his fare.
we'll sermon today. Sorry to say he
Will not return To this circuit, as he Is
in very bad health.
Mr.. Tom Lazelle. of Morgautown,
was in our midst, buying cattle, and
Madam Rumor says no was looking
for "a life time companion.
In but n short time the soldier boys
will be back, and the terrible emu.
that the dear girls have been feeling
all summer Will disappear.
The Misses Belle and Grace Dill, aut
Mrs. j. NJ. q. Fairfax left last Satur
day for a three weeks visit among
friends in Jefferson, Pennsylvania.
Mr., Thomas Cole and family lef
Monday for "A three weeks visit will
his brother, Lessee Cole. Of Pen nsyl
vauia, and from there to their home IN
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Loar was spend
ing Sunday with her parents, MIR an,
Mrs w. Is. Holt, Miss Lille Holt nc
c~ompanied them home, and will remain
some time.
Mrs. Ben. L. Brown and sons, janet
and Charles, also the accomplished Mis-,
Daisy Morgan, was visiting at Mrs
Emily Fairfax Saturday and also at
tended the Brown Reunion near thii
place.
Mrs. Nancy Windsor of Laurel Point
M~onongalia county. and also her sister
Mrs. Nellie Mckinney, OF Masontown
were visiting their brother, Hunte
Fortney, who is very sick. and ais,
other brothers and sisters, living nea
the old homestead.
ella Rec.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-15

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Corn cutting Is the order OF the day.
Floyd Gale was at Sugar Valley last
Saturday.
Mrs Rev. w. II, Berry is visiting
friends at Terra Alta.
Mrs. +. ]. futile, of Ellio,tsvillc,
spent Sunday in town,
DR.. c. w. Richards. OF S%mithfeld,
were in town one day last week.
Merchant n. W. King is Improving
the street in front Of ais storo by paving
il with stone.
The Misses Susie Burke and Lulu
Bowermaster were wishing at Clifton
Mills yesterday.
q. c. Frankhouser, nominee for
House of Delegates, was in town last
Saturday evening.
Carpenter Chas Splndler Is building
n new house for his brother, James,
near Clifton Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ldleman, of Mt.
storm, have been visiting Mrs Idle
mans parents for the last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Feathers is at Terra
Alta. She expects TO move there this
all We are very sorry TO lose her
Harry McGibbons and wife, of Dun.
bar, have returned home. While here
Harry landed n good many fine bass.
Merchant o +. Scott was down In
the I,lnHa IN.n0ng 49,
Thursday after wool. lie is n lively
hustler.
n. p Smith and family. OF Morgan.
town, who ave been rusticating in our
little village his. summer, have re-
surned home.
j.. H. Benson, of near town, was
on our streets last week. after an alb
sence of four weeks tussle with the
sciRtic rheumatism.
Miss Lynne Waddell, of Brandonville.
passed through last Saturday on her
way TO Morgantowu, where she has a
position IN the public schools.
Wilbur Cuppett, Of the Crab Orchard.
is in our midst once again. Come
often, Wilbur, for ono OF our bright
eyed ueauties IS always glad to SEQ
you.
DIR. j. = Nedrow TOOK in the conven-
tions at Keyser aud Grafton. lie re-
tnrned home very well pleased with
his trip The Doctor is an applicant
Tor the postonice and the fight is ON
lively
Moses ~Sil6augh vas buried ia the
BrandonViile cemetery last Monday.
Mr' oiiOaugh was past his forescore
Jears and from his looks last
spring seemed good for ten years more.
but whilst we arc in good health,
Death Is stealing Ger us.
a picnic, under the auspices of the
Oak Grove Sunday-school will be held
next Saturday. All are invited TO
come and spead q pleasant day. Exer-
cises both day and night. Music will
be furnished b. the Brass Band Of this
place.
The picnic at Hopewell on the Srd OF
this month WAS a grand success, as
everything went of nicely. The Brass
Band from Fairchance rendered fine
music for the occasion. In the even
ng' the Band gave AN open air CON
cert here and it WAS very good. The
boys play well and the peoplu Of Hope
we'll arc 20 be congratulated upon
securing the services Of 30 ane a band.
EMILE ZoLA.
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TWO GOOD bargains.
EoR SALE IN KfNGWOOD,
2 Comfortable DWELLING Houses.

ono Fine Two-gtory 70 ddencs with Ten
Rooms. Good Yard and Garden. and - Acres ~
ialnd. Good stable, ana all necessary Ont
binildtngs. Good Cellar and splendid water.
fine 1U1HR tfnit. Apples. Peaches. Plnms.
Cherries and Itaspberricl House IN Hrsf-CIass
Con iitiou. Lately RHperod ud Painted.
The other Dwelling Is TwI-sfOry and Six
Largo ROpma, with Garden, situated on Main
street Also in Splendid Condition
Both Properties VIII bo sold ou Favorable
Terms. Call f, "a or address
WILLIAM D.. MENEAR.
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