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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-31
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

Another sale of one block of n hum
dred shares of Mergenthaler was re-
corded on the local exchange today. II
was sold al 1771z, which was a full point
above the bid price, and equal to the
Offering price of yesterday Ten shares
were sold subsequently for 177A. The
present activity in Mergenthaler is said
to be due to the largely increased
earnings of the company. the net earn
ingS for the last four weeks in round
numbers being $3.50 600, about "a per cent
on the capitalize ton. The company has
quick assets at present of So, 600, 600. and
130 orders for new machines were re-
CeiVed last month On December 81 last
the company paid $3.50. 600 in dividends
and today $3.50, 600.
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ONE CAR FARE, s tickets for 25e. 10 Roger
Addition TO Mount Rainier; lots &c to Sc Der II :
eonveyances, recording, and abstract free J. c.
ROGERS. owner. Fendall Building fe15-3mo
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REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-One. double house; FUR
niShed. MRS. kLOSS Colonial Beach, VI.
mh3O-
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FER RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT viii lease my truck farm TO man
Who owns team. " "A GILES, care Contra,
Union Mission. nh3I-St
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Fam at a bargain; So acres, %
miles from city. At b. q O. station and near
trolley; me house. barn. etc; woods and min
eral spring; good land for trucking or stock,
price. $3.50: terms 10 suiJ FRANK \. HAIR
RlSON, Washington Loan and Trust Building.
mh3l-2t
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NEW YORK.

The Federal Trust Company, of CIeve-
lard, Ohio, with a capital of 81 800. 600
and assets Of $1,000 900, has assigned. De-
pcsits amount to about S1.700OOO and
outstanding loans are in excess Of 81, 900, -
600 The institution began business In
1851.
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Another noteworthy transaction was
the sale of ten shares of Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat at 235, which was
yesterdays Offering The closing figures
were go bid and 245 asked.
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FINANCIAL.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE, COR. 9Th AND SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION
Loans in any amount made CT approved
real estate or collateral al reasonable
- rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject TO check
This company acts as executor, admin
1EtEafOF. treasurer.
trar, and ia ali other fiduciary czpacitiea
Boxes for rent In burglar and nre-prooi
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of Valu.
- able packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President
JOHN A. SWOPE. vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. ............ Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. ....................Tre Treasurer
BRICE J. MOSES. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. .........R Real Estate O6fces
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared to assume the management Of your
real estate Careful attention given 70 all de-
tails
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

442. Don't miss THIS snap; a fine 2O-acre
farm, stone and frame 7-room house; barn, two
poultry houses; fine water, fruit. shade; made
snug home; lovely elevation and near cars;
81 80.
465. Here's your chance; attractive 5-room
house; porch. large pantry, hennery, One-third
acre. we'll located; steam and trolley cOnyen-
lent; s., 400 small cash payment and SIS per
month.
80 Don't all speak at once: only 81 900 Tor
pretty e-room furnished cottage; delightfully."-
located. Pay $500 cash and get house and fIr-
niture.
462. eth ST. road; I acres; one acre oak and
hickory; stream through farm; stable: hennery
fruit trees shade; everything new; 81 400
80. a great bargain at BeTwyn; 7-rOOm
house; cellar; torches; well at door; one-third
acre. large stable; hennery; shed; garden. VIII
be put IN perfect order and decorated TO suit
purchaser 81, coo for a 81 500 home; part cash:
then $40 month. SOULE & CO, 63O Louisiana
ave. nb2Q-3t
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND Tuesday afternoon. purse containing
small sum OF money. Owner can have same bv
proving property and paying for this advertise
luent. Address Bon DIS this office II
FOUND-Beagle dog, license 1901. Owner can
have same by paving for board and adj Cali
at 1921 It-h NV. nh9q-2r
FOUND-The way 10 get rid Of rats See BAR
CLAY, the Ferret Man. 927 Louisiana ave
mh2I-Lf
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FOR SALE
FOX SAIL-
lis 18TH ST s. E
Half Square from Lincoln Park and Cars
New AID Up 10 Date
viii Make a Splendid Home

open
mhSO-st ". f. WRIGHT. GIG E nv.
FOR SALE-l433 Euclid Place, Columbia
Heights almost new thrce-stOry house: south
front: nine rooms, two baths; beautifully fin
ished: owner leaving city. Inh2sl-3t
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Wash. Gas Co., ser. a, SIS l902-27. I05
Wash. Gas Co. ser. b, 6's l004-2T. los
L. 5. Elec. Light. Deb. Imp. 1902. lJJ1
L. s. Elec. Light. Cert. Indebt.. l02
Ches- & Pot. Tel. Co. 5's......... 1884
Wash Market Co. lst 6's. 1892 100
Masonic Hall Assn SIS. Co... 100
Washington Gas.................. ll4S
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
The following prices We're quoted on
the New York cotton market today:

Market opened strong. 8 to II points
CHER. Noon. easy.
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Sixty-nine shares of Washington Gas
sold at s. in lots of % and less.
Ninety shares of Riggs Fire Insur-
ance sold at Si4 and fifty shares OF
Greene Copper at 121R.
In bonds, $4,000 Of Washington Street
Railway tours We're sold at T41s and 81,
600 of Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone bonds at 1929
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
of the
POTOMAC BUILDING And LOAN ASSOCIA-
TlON December 81 1903
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FOR SALE-Homes IA the hills Of Virginia
near Arlington and Fort Myer; lots in Ban
croft subdivision. 30 and 100 loot frontage
and IL cents per foot; accessible by steam
ana electric cars 80 minutes drive 10 Wa h.
lngton over Columbia Pike. Natures shad q
retreat for homeseekers; public school az, {
churches. Terms TO suit, Plats Of subdivision
tree ;. +. WRIGHT, Exclusive Agent, 332 IN
hldhA ave mk2G-7t
FOR SALE-In Hyattsville, Nd, by WELLS &
ILLS, several beautiful homes at less than
cost uP-to-date water and lighting plants;
good schools and fire protection; 30 minutes
ride from city. GEO. G. WALKER, Hyatts-
VILE Nd. Ynhs-20t
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The Washington Stock Exchange vii
remain closed tomorrow
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CONE To ELLASTON TERRACE.
High ground between BroOkland ard Langdon,
right on car line: J5 minutCG ou-, one fare;
school near; houses for sale and built TO order.
on easy terms; 100 lots. $500 UPS monthly;
office on property: take green cars on 81.
fe20-sf
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G0YFRNMFNT RONDS


Capital Traction R. r. Fs........ l05 lC7
Met. st. r. r. SIS, 1925........... liz rs
Met. R. R Cert. indebtedness A. lOl 10
Met. Il. r. Cert. indebtedness B l04 lO1
Columbia r. R. IS. lgI4--..-..-. I!i Ilg
Columbia r. r. 2d mort. 5's..... iOI ia
City Suburban 5's.---.--.----.-. s.
wash. Street RAILWAY s's.... T5Z a.
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Bets are being made today that the
regular dividend on United States Steel
preferred viii be paid on Tuesday.
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japanese bonds in London are down l
point TO the lowest record priests Il [
GA and 5s at "A. Russians unchanged.
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Beginning with next month the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company will be
the transfer agent of the Capital Trac-
ton Company. and the Union Trust and
Storage Company It's registrar Hereto
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For a two-story brick dwelling, with six large
rooms end bath, in Sd St, Elm st. NV.
lie Droit Park; rented TO white tenants at
SIS per month.
81. 700
Virginia ave. sw., near AZ st, brick dwelling
Il six rooms; rented at SO per month; lot
2GxIOO; good location for railroad siding.
Sc 800
Splendid location for bakery butcher; lot
80 feet by 100; large eight-room and bath, we'll
built frame house. with stable; 18th St Sc, near
car line
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nUsrLING noLLow. Mn.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Charley Green was at Redwood last
Monday
w W. Groves was at cIafksburg las,
Thursday on business.
Prof Groves has three singing schools to
teach in The near iutore.
Thomas Maybe and wife were visiting at
W o. Mayle's las, Sunday.
Peter Mason and son, George, made
flying Tip 10 Terra Alta last week.
William Sewers sold a very fine horse to
Mr.. Brennemao, price, sIIo.
win whiehill was calling on Mr..
Browning's, near Harrington, las, Sunday.
Now, M Editor. il this does no, find
the waste basket, you will hear from us
again.
Miss Mamie IGn is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. /. l.. Adams, a, Function 1t this
writing
Edward Mason moved his family 10
Hasiling Hollow ono day las, week aud
val work for Groves & Lewis.
Charley Rodeheayer. son Of Pat Rode.
heayet had the misfortune Of falling on the
ice end cutting has face very badly.
We nre expecting 10 have very Gne
octet in the near future, which would
be very glad to meet some other good
ocsei, Prof. Groves viii be conductor with
Mrs. William cssieel as pianist.
Oliver Lewis. wile and daughter Miss
Opal, also Walter Hafdesty, we're visiting
at Mr.. Kinueys, near Terra Alta, last
Saturday and Sunday, returning home on
% Sunday evening They reported fine
time
Rev. shafpi Of the Deer pask charge.
preached very able sermon 81 The DODGE
School House last Sabbath 10 very a..
icniivc audience iie also commenced a
series Of meetings, which We hope will be
attended hy az. as we feel ihat good
meeting would result in many souls being
saved Therefore, we trust taat ali viii
attend, and that after while we can meet
osr dear ones ihai hsve gone on before to
nat better country, where an is peace and
10y
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Deaths DOIngs.
WrIllen bod mo Arrns.

Written for The Argus.
Carl Shay died February a4th, 1904. aud
Earl Shay died March ?, 1904, only children
of NJ. and Mrs. Mack Shay of Fellowsville,
aged eight and FIVE years, respectively.
The cause of the death of these two little
boys was scotlet fever. Carl and Earl will
be greatly missed by their school mates aud
all their many friends, for 10 know the little
fellows was 10 love them. They were
bright, intelligent aud kind. Their suffering
was Of short duration aud all that could be
done by loving hands was done to alleviate
their suffering. but all to no avail; God
took them home to Himself. They were
young and knew nothing of the dsappoint.
menis and heattaches of this life, and We
are assured that they arc resting in Paradise,
for Jesus said, "Suner little children TO
come unto me, and forbid them not, for of
such is the Kingdom Of Heaven Their
little bodies were laid 10 rest in the esmetery
at Shay's Chapel.
oh, Carl aud Earl, we miss you now,
Your vacant chairs we see
We would not call you back to us,
Wen try aud come TO thee.
a FRIEND.
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NULL Run

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Miss Flossie Rohr was visiting at John
Royee's one day last week.
Dunlap Gale was visiting at w. II.
Eyerly's March 9TH and slh
Mrs. LYDIA Stanley is slowly recovering
Mrs. &. Wolfe Is also on the sick list.
l.. NJ. jenkins, Geo w. Shaher and
others were ON business trip to Morgan.
town March 9Th.
King David May6eld aud son, George,
are engaged digging coal for a. c. Oliver
on Dccker's Creek.
p. A. cobun Of Tyrone, Monongaiia
county, made very pleasant call at
Aaron shaIier's Sunday
Born, unto MI and Mrs. p. T.. Simon.
March s,h, boy. Mss Belle Downs Is
taking care of mother aud her little angel
boy.
Rennic Shaaer, who 20, caught IN the
machinery on the sawmill. some days ago,
is able to walk around by the support of
erutch. lie says he thought his end had
about come.
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cuzzARr.
Correspondence Of the Argus.
Mud has taken the place of snow.
In.her Hama. \. 49,. ~. IL -.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Mud has taken the place of snow.
Luther Hanger is ON the sick list.
Quite number of our people attended
the Kelly sale on last Friday
Drummen aud candidates seem TO be as
thick as honey bees the pas, few weeks.
Francis Livengood has been working on
E. 5 Iivengood's new house the past week.
Our people have been busy making prepa
ratous TO pu, mp their lime kilns as soon as
1t gets Fl, 10 No,k.
Josiah Dimote was on the sick list the
pas, week and unable to teach. lie is
some better. we learn.
Mrs. Alfred Reekart died a, her home ON
February 20, aud was buried in the Parnell
cemetery, February IS.
We are willing to he, our old red hat
TIA, Scott Crane has the best thoroughbred
shorihornsd male calf of its age IN this end
Of the county.
samuel Feathers was at Terra Alta the
past past week for new drill, which he
recently purchased. Samuel is one Of our
model farmers.
We are sorry TO hear Of the serious illness
OF Mrs. Sarah Kelly, the aged mother Of
the late Joseph Kelly. We hope for her
speedy recovery
George DsBeny Of Terra Alta, was in
our community the past week, trading
horses We learn that he had several
trades on the round.
Il begins to look ike the mercbaulile
business IS coming 10 the front in this com.
munity. a. S. Chidester has a good store !;
E. 5. Lyengood is opening mp quite lille
store aud The Reekart Bros. are preparing
70 build a fine store house on their corner
IN Cuzzafs' and put in a store in the spring.
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zAR iorrINcs

Correspondence OF Tic Argus.
David Mason returned to his nome a,
Afson last Friday
Henry Herring Of near Clifton Mills. was
hese last Saturday
JEFF Fsalee cnd family were calling on
friends here Tuesday.
Little Paul Kelly. who has been sick the
pas, two weeks, is better.
Ms. Julia Guthrie aud NJ. and Mis-.
Gran, Bishop are on the sick list.
John Welt Of Clifton Mills. was in our
community last Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Kelly were at
BsuSe,on on business las, Thursday. -
Geo. a. and Jerome Kelly Of near Cranes.
vile, were sailing on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Rhode Deal and daughter Mary &
near Hasei,on, were eaIling on friends here
Wednesday.
Miss blanche Miller who has been 81
Somef6cid, Pa, the pas, month, has re-
turned home.
Ma'shail lIileman Of Addison, Pa, has
been IN ON community few days the past
week op business
Dr.. Nsdtow Of Bueelon, drove on, here
Sunday TO see MIS-. Sarah Kelly, who has
been very poorly the pas, week. but is now
better.
Freeman and Floyd Kelly Of Dority,
were Ia our vicinity last Friday attending
the sale OF the property of J. n. Kelly
deceased.
Mrs. Hannah Guthrie Of North Avenue,
came up las, Sunday afternoon to see her
mother, MIS-. Tenna Kelly Of this place,
who IS no, very we'll.
Earl Spiker. who is teaching the school
out at Florence. was visiting his home FOLKS
here Saturday and Sunday. His Cousin,
Benny Spiker, accompanied him.
Mrs Maude Laudman aud Mrs. Victoria
We'kner, who have been visiting their
parents here the pas, two weeks. have gone
to their home in MI. Braddoek, Pa.
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TERRA ALTA.
ndenee Of The Angus


Correspondence Of The Argus.
George Psgh is improving his prOperl,
ON Twilight linl.
Thomas Piekens is ferOising tin shcr
on Railroad street.
Enoeh MereiIh, an aged citizen Of this
place, died few days ago.
l. n. Smith aud Clarke May have been
on the sick lis, for a few days.
NJ +. Shank aud win wsigh, are nursing
their faces on account OF tonsiliis.
Scarlet fever is again in our town, causing
quite number to be absen, from school.
Parker Beatty hnd the sad misfortune Of
burying his youuges, child one day las,
week.
We now have cigar factory in town
that is rolling what the smokers call a choice
cigar
Smallpox came and went and woefully
scared some of us, but no one died from
the effects.
We had quite a wreck in town enc day
last week. which demolished an engine.
eaboose aud one car.
Quite crowd Of Gainesville lads came
out 70 see onr fair sex on Saturday evening
and returned on Sunday.
Candidates seem a little scarce In our
town, as they seem to be patching up their
fences in othcr sections.
Ira Falkensiine. who has been a, pit,sburr
during the winter. was calling at his home
IN this place during the past week
Messn. Greeley Crane and Calvin De-
Berry each had the misfortune of losing
valuable horses from the effects of lung
fever.
Ora Feather of Ne. Lake Park, spent a
few days with us during the pas, week,
after which he departed for New York to
work as street car conductor.
There was rough and tumble Herculsan
hug in The ''Red Onion" Wednesday NIGHT,
after which few fellows came out with a
aash ON their faces tina, seemed 10 last for
quite while.
Notwithstanding the Japan War and the
81. Louis Exposition, there seems to be a
scarcity Of employment, in this section, but
this scarcity may sweeten the reception
when "Reuben comes to town -
Messrs. Formaa aud WEIGH are having q
we'll drilled for the use Of their pop factory,
by the side of the famous Washington
Spring, that is said to have been dug on,
and walled up by the venerable George
Washington.
q. III. falkenstine spent part of last
week attending protracted meeting a,
GAINESVILLE, and the report is that the
meeting closed with 20 applicants at the
altar. Should that form Of religion be III,
means of salvation, It was very grave
wrong to close the services in such an alb,
rup, way.
!, almost makes US feel glad TO realize
that the little Japanese are making the
Russians bite the dust, yet when we realize
tina, il Is only the deluded elenent who are
getting killed, We rather feel sorry, even
for the Russians especially when we realin,
that The same element that deluded the
Russian serf Is present in our own land. II
will not be siwmonths later when monopoly
will take labor by the throat aud say, "vots
as dictate or lose your job" Many Of
our people have the right to vote but cir
eunsianees compel them to vote theft
masters sentiments and should matters con.
tinue a, the present rate, 1t will no, be long
ere We will have st. Petersburg where our
pomp will all be centralized.
ShLLIE WANDER.
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BRUcEroN MILLS
SALLIE MANpER.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
Rev. j. w, Faulkner is holding series
OF meetings at Hopewell
Ed Frankhouser was AT Terra Alta last
week after a load Of corn.
Squire ww. H. Mcoibbons was al 1.-THE
county seat the FIRST OF this week
w. j. Bowermaster lcf, Tuesday for
PIttsburg to buy his Spring goods.
IA Bise left this morning for Mason,
town Pa where he expects to spend the
summer
Ira Thomas and Lueian Frankhouser
went to somerfeid today after lime
spreaders.
!. Z. Taines has moved from Wirsing. pa.
10 the Scott place between here and
BraudonviiIe
William Rodeheayer Of Independence
was in town over Sunday visiting his
brother James.
Amos Gale Of Mssontown. died this
morning at Frederick Copemans lie will
be taken TO lis home 10 be buried. Mr..
Gale Is up IN the eighties
] i SiIbaugh, who moved to Piusbnre
last November, moved back last week,
Frank says Give me old Sandy Creek
water aud am satisfied
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". seon osln.l ID 800 - /. |

W Scott Garner Of Preston county, be IN
Tie city engaged ia getting out a small
volume Of his poems The work j. being
done atthe shop II The Grafton Printing
Co. rbe pages Of ,he forthcoming work
arc broad end ample, with parallel red lines
running around zinc margins. The iexi will
be printed 10 dark olive green. thus making
hoe contrast and o striking appearances
geographically The books Will b. bound
30 red eloib, and taken al together will
furnish handsome dress foe these children
Of ihe poei's brain. Grafton News
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lie Got IFS Receipt.

"what are you waiting for % said law
yer to an Indian who had paid him money
Receipt" said the Indian. ~ receipt, E"
said the lawyer, "a receipt What do YOU
knox about a receipt Can you understand
the nature Of receipt Tell me the
nature Of one and viii give 1t to you"
"snppose maybe me die; me 20 10 heben
me find the gate locked; me see 'posile
Peter; he says Indian what you want .
Me says, want 10 90 in.' lie say. you pay
a that money What ms DO hab no
receipts hab to hunt all over hell 10 fad
you" lie got his receipt.
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Per sale

a farm Of $50 scres on Green's Ran. az
miles nQrth Of kinFwood on survey 81 NJ
X HNrOad well watcrcd has some
valuable timber and is undefiaid with val.
liable veins 81 coal unsoid fthasa GOOD
new two stofg ciRhi-room frame dwelling
good spunN water and large orchard III
excellent fruit Terms reasonable Fer
particulars Gallon or address.
OFoRGt w Wafre
81 NinQwood W. Va
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In DE last analysis nobody knows. but
We DO know that % "a under strict Law
apusc that law even slightly pain results.
Irregular living means defaneenenf al The
organs resulting iu Constipation Headache
o. Liver trouble Dr. Kings New fIfe
Pills quickly re.adlusis this. Ita gentle.
fcf thorough
CSC at j. a. Lcuharts Of Kingwood Cooke
supply Co Of Housewife
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Farm mr Sale.

Situated 90 Green's Run, about miles
'oflh Of kingwood, on survey Of NIX
iailroad Good orchard; plenty Of lime
stone, water aud small lot a hne timber.
Said 10 contain TOT acres Y mile from
church end school For particulars address
ID. o. MARTIN,
kiugwood, w. Va.