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PULLED ur AND LAY WITH MY EAR TO THE GROUND"

in any respect, and we parted good
enough friends. He asked me which
way | was going. and when [ told him
he said I should save seven miles and
get a good hour earlier to Yea by Strik-
ing of the track and making for 4
peak that we could see through the
trees and following creek that
should sec from the peak Don't smile,
Bunny. began by saying ] was a
child in those days. OF course. the
short cut was the long way round, and
it was nearly dark when that unlucky
mare and ! saw the single street Of
Yea.
u was looking for the bank when a
fellow in a white suit ran down from
a veranda.
Mr.. RafiesT said he
Mr. Rafios" said |. laughing, as 1
shook Ills hand.
you're late
~ was instructed
That all? I'm relieved he said.
DO you know what they are saying?
There arc some brand new bushran-
gers on the road between Whittlese a
and this-a second Kelly gang. They'd
have caught a Tartar in you. eh:'
".Thpy would in YOU retorted.
and my III quoque shut him up and
seemed 10 puzzle him. Yet there was
much more sense in it than in his COM
pliment 10 nc. which was absolutely
polntless.
I'm afraid youn find things pretty
rough, he resumed when he had I'M
strapped my valise and handed my
reins 10 his man. Its lucky you're a
bachelor like myself
Il could not quite see the point Of
this remark either. since had been
married I should hardly have sprung
my wife UDon him i'm this free and
easy fashion. l muttered the conyen-
tional sort Of thing. and then he said
should find it all right. when | had
settled. as though | had come to Craze
upon him for weeks. Well thought
|, these colOnials do take the cake foc
hospitality" And. still marvelinE. l
let him lead me into the private part
of the bank
Dinner will he ready in a quarter
of an hour, said he rs we entered. I
thought you might like tub first. and
youH and all ready in the room at the
end of the passage. Sing ont if there's
Won want Your luggage
hasn't turned up yet. hy the way. but
here's letter that came this morning.
Not for me"
"'YeS. Didn't you expect oner
Il certainly did not
well. here IL is
And as hc lit me to my room
read my own supcCscriptiUn Of tie
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previous day-to ". F. Rafiies,
"BuPny, You've had your wind
bagged at fOoter, dare say You
know what that's like? All | can say
is that my moral wind was bagged
by that letter as ! hope. old chap, /
never yet bagged yours. ! couldn't
speak | could only stand with my
own letter i'm my hands until he had
the good taste 10 leave me by myself
Wv F. Rafles, We had mistaken
each other for w. f. Eaffies-fOr the
new manager who had not yet arrived,
Small wonder We had converScd ut
cross PURPOSES. The only wonder was
that we had not discovered our mutual
mistake How the other man would
have laughed But II could not
laugh BY Joyc. 10. il was no laughing
matter for ne, ! saw the whNe thing
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and don't you imagine he was at al
Incorporate. '0IyIvial 1 called him
and ] only wish he had been some
thing more. He did however. become
more and more genial as the evening
advanced. and l had not much din
Guilty in getting him to show me round
the bank at what was really an un,
earthly hour for such a proceeding
1t was when he went to fetch the re-
vOlver before turning In. / kept him
out of his bed another twenty minutes
and l knew every inch Of the business
premises before l shook hands with
Ewbank in my room.
You won't guess what 1 did with
myself for the next hour / undressed
and went to bed. The inceSsant strain
involved in even the most deliberate
representation is the most wearing
thing / know. Then how much more
so when the impersOnation is i'm
prOmptu. There's no getting your eve
in. The next word may bowl you ont
It's batting in bad light all through.
] haven't told you OF half the tight
places / was in during n conversation
that ran into hours and became dan
gerously intimate toward the end. You
can imagine them for yourself, and
then picture me spread out on my bed
getting my second wind for the big
deed of the night.
"Once more l was In luck, for had
not been lying there long before l
heard my dear Ewbank snoring like
harmonium, and the music never
ceased for a moment. 1t was as loud
as ever when l crept out and closed
my door behind me, as regular as
ever when l stopped to listen at his.
And l have still to hear the concert
that l shall enjoy more. The good
fellow snored me out of the bank and
was still snoring when 1 again stood
and listened under his open window
WHY did | leave the bank first? To
catch and saddle the mare and tether
her in clump Of trees close .by-t0
have the means Of escape nice and
handy before l went to work 1 have
often wondered at the instructive wis
dom Of the. precautiOn. Unconscious
ly Izwas acting on what has been one
of my guiding principles ever since.
Pains and patience were required l
had to get my saddle without waking
the man, and l was not used to catch
ing horses in horse paddock; then /
istrusted the poor mare, and went
back to the stables for a hatful Of
oats, which | left with her in the
clump, hat and all. There was a dog
too, TO reckon with-Our very worst
enemy, Bunny-but I had been cute
enough to make immense friends with
him during the evening, and he
wagged his tail, not only when 1 came
downstairs. but when 1 reappeared at
the back door.
"As the sOi-disant new manager l
had been able, in the most ordinary
course, to pump poor Ewbank about
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Been an accident SAID l. refining

Been an accident said l. refining
up.
Yes said be. Scowling as though
he defed me to ask any more.
We'll. Bunny. may he a black
guard myself, hut / don't think ever
looked at fellow as that chap looked
at ne. But stared Linn out and
forced him to admit that il was blood
on the twisted saddle. and after that
he became quite tame. He told me
exactly what had happened A mate
Of his had iecn dragged under a
branch and had his nose smashed. but
that was all; had sat tight after it till
he dropped from loss 0f blood. An
other mate was with him hack in the
bush.
As I've said already, Bunny. /
wasn't the old stager that | am now.
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- foSeu hY Kyle belieW-
MY God You're bteedtnd-8tEe a pig -
anything and everything connected
with the working Of the bank, especial
" in those twenty last Invaluable min
utcs before farming in, and had made
very natural point Of asking him
where he kept and wsHid recommend
me to keep the keys at night OF
course | thought be would take them
with him to his rOonl, hut no such
thing-he had a dodge worth two OF
that. What il was doesn't much mat
ter. but no outsider would have found
those keys in Il BOnth OF Sundays.
Il OF course had them in a few sec
onds. and in few more | was in the
strong room itself forgot to say that
the moon had risen and was letting
quite a lot of light into the bank. |
had. however, brought a bit OF candle
with me from my room. and in the
strong room, which was down some
narrow stairs behind the counter in
the banking chamber, / had no hesi-
tation in lighting il. There was no
window down there. and, though /
could no longer hear old Ewbank snor-
Ing. had not the slightest reason TO
anticipate disturbance from that quar-
ter. | did think Of locking myself in
while was at work. but thank good
ness, the iron door had NO keyhole on
the inside
well, there were heaps Of gold in
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THE devil
Ranes, with a
my soup l had
had determined
stead Of going
in Melbourne
doctors mare co
the old fellow {
way and been h
easily might hay
got to Yea at al.
hand. the pc"sc
would eyer aftel
member Of the g
and murdered tn
that very object.
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, Central Christian Church.

Walnut avenue and Second street =
Rev. W. F. she@er, OF Angola ND
and his singer, Arthur j. Haley OF
Missouri, will he here to begin evan
gelistic services in the Central CHRIS
tan Church on Sunday morning. re-
Shearer held one Of the most success
full meetings during the eVengel'stIc
campaign last year IN SittspoFs' Fa'
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THE OH i GETES
Order Of SERVICES at the
Various Places of worhslp.
M. e. Church, South.
-.

Rev. r. t. Webb, pastor Sunday
school at $3.50 a, M conducted by Dr.
l.. N. Yost. The school is growing rap
idly. Don't fail to be there on time.
Mr.. Ramage will give short talk on
his visit to the garden Of Gethsemane.
Preaching al 1880 a. m. and 1880 p
III. by the pastor. Subjects, ''The
Transference Of Office. Influence and
Power" and "A Curse That Was
Transmitted into Blessing" Epworth
League service at $3.50 p. m. A new
leagde has been organized. Come to
The devotional service Sunday evening
promptly at the hour named. Prayer
meeting wednesday at 1880 p. nj. La
dies Aid Society viii meet Thursday
at 7:30 p. n. at the residence Of Mrs.
c. E. Conway on Benoni avenue
Monongan-Prayer and class meet.
ing at 1880 q. m. Sunday school: az
2 p. m. and preaching at 3 y. m. by
the pastor.
All are cordially invited to our ser.
vices. A warm Welcome is extended
10 all strangers and to others wlo are
recent corners to the city
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creae Lutheran Mission.

(. Rev j. j. scherer. .Jr. pastor Ser
vices will be held in Willard Hall TO-
morrow at he usual hours. 10 a. M,
Sabbath school. j. F. shaferman, 81.
perlntenlcnt; II a. M, morning SER
vice; 1880 p. M. vesper service. There
WILDE no catechetical class At both
The morning and evening service thS
Rev. Russell McGItfin will deliver the
sermon. He is forcefui and conse-
Grated speaker and all are most cor
daily invited to worship with us
There will be meeting oithe church
council in the pastors study Monday
evening, November 12, al s o'clock
=
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SOCIETY
Len for St. Louis.

Miss Bertha Linger and brother. Mr.
Byron Llnger, left last night for ST.
Louis where the former will be united
in marriage to Mr. Bernard stalnaker
of that city on November 18th. The
wedding will take place at the future
home of the bride, which is now in
readiness. A large number of friends
Of Miss Linger accompanied her TO
the station to bid her farewell. Mr.,
W. E. Kelley accompanied Mr.. and
Miss Linger to St. Louis, where he
will probably locate. Miss Linger is
y very popular young lady and her
many friends were very sorry to see
her leave Falrmont, but they wish her
much happiness in her welded life. \
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A ouiItinq Bee.

Mrs. Myrtle Meredith gave quilt
ing bee to her friends on last Thurs
day. Quite an enjoyable day was
spent. Those present were Mrs. Jack
Jones. Mrs. Vira Morgan, Mrs. Bessie
Hill and one child, Mrs Delete Mere
,li,h and two children, Mrs. John Mere.
1th, Mrs. Annie Hess and two chit
dren, Mrs. Ella Berry and three Chi
dren, Mrs. Nellie Farman and one
child, Mrs. vira Hughes and one child,
Mrs. Rose Hawkins, Mrs. Ann Haw'
kins. Mrs. +. NJ. Meredith, Mrs. Zern
Berry, Mrs. Reta Merrifcld, Mrs. Val
ly Carter, May Meredith, Jessie
Hughes and Ice Hill.
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First M, E. Church.

Rev. G. D. Smith, pastor--9:aO a.
H., Sunday school, The superirtend-
ent appeals to all teachers and enroll
Ell scholars to be present next Sun.
day and bring as many new scholars
as possible. Last Sunday the attend.
ance was 224, but this number indi-
Gates that great many of our oil
scholars are still absent. 1t is in their
power to increase the attendance OF
the Sunday school by their presence.
Preaching at 1O:45 a, m. by the pas
Tor. subject, "At Ease in Zion" $50
=. M, Epworh League; topic. @Forgiv-
ing one Another" leader, Mrs. W. A.
Fisher; 1880 p. m, preaching by the
pastor, subject, "The Value and Place
CT Miracles" All are cordially invited.
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how,s rhls2

We offer One hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
FIJI. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financial
ly able to carry out any obligations
made by his flrm.'
Walding, KInnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucuous surfaces of the. system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatlon.
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Mrs, Smith entertained.

The Good Time Club and the Social
Circle, two prominent social organiza-
lions, were delightfully."- entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G. ..
Smith at her home on CASTOR avenue,
Needle work was the diversion of the
afternoon, which was one of unusual
pleasure. Delicious refreshments were
served during the afternoon. Besides
the club members present, the invited
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Christ P. E. Church.

Rev NJ. A. Barnes, Tector-Holy
lncharIst. 1890 a. M; Sunday school,
$3.50 a. m; morning prayer and lit
any, 1915 a, M: first Sundays and
Festivals, second celebration OF holy
eucharist, 1926 a. M; evensong. 1910
=. M; Friday. eveusohg. 7.S9 p. m;
holy days, holy eucharist, $50 a. NJ.
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Entnrtainsd cIerIeaI Eoree.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Jones entertain
ell the clerical force of Jones store
last evening at dinner at their home
on Maple avenue. Miss Kate Hood,
who leaves soon for F'ostoria, Ohio, to
reside, was the honor guest of the &C.
caslon. Covers were laid for Miss
Hood, Ruth Default, Emma McCray,
I.eota Hood, Adallne Ford, Mary Nor.
gan. Messrs. Clyde Morris, |. n.
Tough and Ben Rckess.
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Rev j. c. Broomheli, pastor.-sm-
ley school, $3.50 o'clock; preaching,
lO:45, subject, "Chrlst's SelfDehned
Mission" Junior Endeavor, 2:S0
o'clock; intermediate Endeavor, 400
O'Clock; seuior Christian Endeavor.
$3.50; preaching. 1890 O'Clock, subject,
Thou Hast No Part or Not in This
Matter for Thy Heart is No Right in
the Sight Of God"
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Mlaa Mar. II Mannlnaton.

MANN1NGToN, Nov. 10. = Miss
Maynie Ware, Of the Evolutionary De-
partment of the Normal school, gave
a high class entertainment here last
evening in the Auditorium. A large
crowd was in attendance and the eff.
forts Of Miss Ware gave entire salts
faction. On next Thursday, the 18th,
Miss Ware will give a recital in the
Andrews NJ. E. church at Grafton.
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M0nonnah Presbxterlan shureh.

Rev w. o. David pastor--smday
morning at II o'clock preaching SER
vice. subject of pastors sermon, "'Nhy
Should Invite Others to Christi"
evening service at 1890 o'clock, sab
rect Of sermon, "Why Have | Beer
Saved" Services at Middleton at $3.50
O'clock.
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lEntertaIn.d 81 I MI.!Iss Rrand..

The +. S. G, Club, an organization
Of young ladies, was delightfully."- en-,
tertained last evening by Miss Pearl
Brand. Beside the club members
present, number OF young men we're
entertained BY Miss Brand. Those
present were, Misses Lena Hamilton,
Virginia Riggs, Nina Linn, Georgia
Hoggess, Messrs, Jay Ayers, W. Cook,
j. Wilson, Charles and John Barry.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening
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PreYentics, as the name implies
prevents all Colds and Grippe when
ettken at the sneeze stage"
Preyentics are toothsome candy
tbiets. Prsventics dissipate all
colds quickly, and taken early when
You arst5 feel that a cold Is coming,
they check ana prevent them. Pre-
yentics are thoroughly safe. for chill
dren, and as etfectual for adults. Sold
aud recommendsd in cents and 25
cent boxes BY E, A. Riningslea & Co,
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eosnel Meetlnas,

There will be a series OF meetings,
beginning Saturday, the 10Th, at the
old giith ward school hose. The
preaching will be by c. D, Moore, an
evangelist of Jacksonbdrg, W. Va All
are cordially invited.
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Catholic Church,

Rev A. Boutlou. pastor-NIass every
Sunday at s and 10 o'clocka. m. Ev-
4ning devotions at 7'%8 O'clock, con-
sisting of the rosa y and bcDc.ii"tion.
Mass every morning durlEs the week
at 7:3O O'Clock.
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RtOuoht to Miners, Hospital.

John Lumazo was brought 10 the Mi.
ners' Hospital on Friday evening from
ClarksbGrs, where he had been in
iured by 4 fall of slate. One leg was
broken AMI lie was otherwise injured,
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WANTED.

FOR RENT Five room house on
State street AMI three room house on
quincy street First ward. Apply at
Carpenters boarding house on Gnffey
street
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kanna neIta Initiates,

This afternoon the Kappa Del
tas are initiating two of their
pledges, Miss Gertrude Pollock and
Miss Sullivan, at the home of Miss
Llnnie vance.-Morgantown Post,
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LosTA brown horse blanket with
striped border and new heavy lap
robe, black on one side, red on the
other with a picture of horse on one
side. They were lost in First ward or
between First ward and McCray's liy'
cry barn. Finder please return to Nc.
iCray's livery barn.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. H. G. stoetzer, pastcr-sab-
bath school $3.50 H.: morning ser
vice. 10, As: Rev. John Calvin MeaG,
D. D., of Philadelphia, Pa, will
preach. This will be the first IF Al
series of services by DR.. Mead, who is
tour Of the Syno Of West
Virginia. Dr.. Mead will be with us
two weeks. He will speak again at
the evening servIe at 1880 and every
evening except Saturday at 1880
o'clock there will be song service to
$ O'clock.
Christian Endeavor Society, $50 p.
M, topic, THE Sorrows of Christ and
How He Bore Them" John 1l:SO'SS.
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sent to the Rock Heap.

Only two DRINKS were found last
night. They were fined six dollars
each. Neither had any money They
we're sent to the rock pile.
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nIe6 at Rayenswood.

Mr.. John Gould, of the First ward,
received & telegram today announcing
tie death Of mis- brother, VIM. Gould,
at Rayonswood this morning.
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gue Is were Ms. b. u, Butcher, Mrs
John a, clarkand Miss MoIlle VII.
gtfia Smith and hsr mother 4lfs Els
ten smith. q clafk sblrg
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WANTED Manager for branch Office
We wish to locate here in Fairmont,
Address, with references, The Morris
Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR sALE-I am compelled to secrl-
fce an established business clearing
prom $50 to 5000 per month to
quick buyer. Terms to suit. Address
Business, this Office.
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sNVANTRD-At once position as nurse
For children. Can give reference II
required. Address "F," care Of West
y!Fginian office. n
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A comfortable
brick house with all modern improve,
menus, two acres Of land, Ane fruit
aud good shades. Apply on premises,
sssS pike street, If
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TOR RENT-Furnished room. All
modern conveniences. Rate reasona
ble. Apply at 500 Locust avenue, Con
poliiatel phone, 72-R.
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sWANTED-Gir for general house
work Apply Mrs. T. w. Arnett, 2s5I
Locust avenue. VI
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WANTED - Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. T. W. Arnett, 225
Locust avenue.
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BoR RENT-one seven.room house
Two fourroom cottages, two fats. All
S,odSrn conveniences. Good locations
II shain, Peoples Bank Building. Z
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FOR SALE.

FoR sAIES1llesnany Pin { Bracket
.Co. stock. have eight shares of this
stock that will sell for $500 cash, If
taken at once. w. B. Payne, Coving.
tpn,ya.
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LOST Saturday evening, ladies open
face gold watch with pin, on Main or
Monroe. Leave at this office for re-
ward. 51.3t
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.ToR RENT-Two desirable store
rooms on Jackson street. For furth
81 information call at room 212 ia
sobs' building.
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FoR sALE-7O pigs. Address ]. NJ.
ROSS. Route No. 8, Fairmont, or call
Winfeld phone. 5-19t
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Special book and Bible sale now a
y cent q word.
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cor RENT-A few choice ONCE rooms
d the new Peoples Bank building
Apply at the Peoples Bank.
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FoR Ram.

FOR RENT-one front room, furnish
ed; price s. per month. S26 CASTOR
avenue. II
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LOST.

FOR RENT-3 rooms on Ogden ave
nue.. Gas and water. Apply 3O4 Qlin-
cy street.
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pOh SALE-F1ve room house on
High street. Enquire At Merriheld
Wntel First ward. A-H
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For pure home made 1ald, 10 20 Sat
teFaeld,s, watson siotel spilalng.
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W.ANTED-At once, a nurse. Apply
Mrs, M. L. Hutchinson. 6a9 Tairmont
avenue.
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EREE 70 YOU-MY SISTER


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SaI6Ot Real EStdt6 for T7I6s

given that the following described tracts lots
land county which delinquent for tie
taxes for the year the undersigned
n public auction the Court House Of said
between the four the afternoon
Sd lot much thereof shall
necessary sufficient satisfy
amount due thereon as SO in the following table:
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Read tie daily West vlrgInian.