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Bank Repairs

The First National Bank of Lo-
gan has let a contract for the put
ting in of new front at their
banking rooms, and making
general and very extensive repairs.
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Among the Churches.

U. b. CHURCH.
II. A. Powell Pastor.
Sunday School o q. m.
Preaching 10 a. IN.
Junior .. p. m.
Senior 6 p. NJ.
Preaching Z. p. IN.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.
At Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry St., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Sunday School at $3.50 a. M.
German Preaching at 10:30 p. m.
III. w. WALKER, Pastor.
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Notice of Appointment.

undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as administrator of the estate of Robert
Moore late OF Hooking County, deceased
Dated this 2S, day of May A. ID. 1905.
GRANT MOORE,
June II. 3-~ Administrator.
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NOTICE.

Hessie Wolf, residence unknown, Will
take notice that on the 18th day Juns, 1906,
com mon % peas HoeEinr s Sounty M sne Ohio. be-
Ing cause number $780, for divorce from
the said Hessie Wolf, the ground of
Adu ltery, and that said cause will be for
hearing ON ami after July oath, 1906
ISAAC s. WOLF.
John c, Petit Attorney for Plaintiff.
June IA. B-W
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Hidden planets.

]. How can youi mar SO beautiful
: pieture9
z. Uncle Ruthsen fuses his horse
daily.
8. Theresa, turDmy,musicifor me,
please.
4. You ran us down' like every
thing.
Answers: l. Mars. 2. Venus. 3.
Saturn. 4. Uranus. Find them.
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Senator Robbie has been ap-
pointed Game Warden for Hook
ing county and he will make a
good one. No more shooting the
creeks,
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Thursday, June Ia, 1905
Announcement.

EDITOR DEMoCRAT-SESTtNEL:
hereby announce my name for the nom
ination OF Intirmary Director OF Hooking
County at the Democratic primary election
MARION NIrTTER
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Laraes. Reservoir In the World.

In South as in North America
nature does her work on the grand
scale, and one of her. noblest
achievements is the Amazon river
Rising in the Andes, it flows across
the continent and discharges into
the Atlantic ocean at the equator.
The vastness of the area which it
drains, amounting to 2,368,000
square miles, will be evident when
it is borne in mind that this is more
than the area of Russia in Europe
and Austria-Hungary. 1t has
length of nearly 1000 miles, is nav
igable for fully $500 miles from the
sea and is fed by numerous streams,
which in any other country would
be ranked as great rivers. In the
wet season, which lasts for about
eight months, its width varies from
5 miles tc 400. No wonder the
Amazon has been called a gigantic
reservoir rather than a river.
Eleven dsn Mangled
fNOahohSb va june 10 hhe tiS
ing to remove the tamping from hole
in the rock where dynamite had been
placed, an explosion occurred at the
Bear-Wallace construction camp. on
the Tidewater railroad, 10 miles west
OF Roanoke, blowing up IL Rouman'
ians. Two men We're killed outright
and two more died just after reaching
hospital at Radford. Va, and two
others are in precarious condition,
Another accident occurred at the same
camp later in the day in which one
man was seriously injured The
names of the dead and injured can not
be given.
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WANTED-GoOd girl for gen
eral house-work. Mrs. Gus Reine,
Logan Ohio. May "a, If.
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WANTED-Good reliable girl
for general house work. Inquire
of f. b. Comfy.
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The school enumeration this
year shows HOO school school
children in Logan.
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The matinee Races for the
Fourth of July here are almost as
sured.
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Franchise.

The Citizens Telephone Co.,
of Logan secured a franchise at
Straitsuille last night. Mr.. Ho-
mer Hansel and Mr.. Collins were
on the ground in interest of the
company.
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Deeds II eecodrd

I. P. Monroe to L. n. Martin, 2
lots, Haywood.
Francis NJ. Ashcraft to D. n.
Monroe, 3 lots. Coal district.
Jesse w. and Catherine f. Col
lins to Edward Y. Hall, lot.
Adamston.
Clarksbirg City Hospital Com
pany to Frank G. Bland, ! lot
Clark district.
Frank G. Bland to NJ. ], BARTLETT.
/ lot. city.
CIarksburg Hospital Company to
Sallie C. Payne, 1 lot, city
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is
utie7pt pine
residenc Sts. Il VII 81, rs
interest Is Us today. Is 5 DE
rate tlIev are selling. itvSfll Sc tut
question 81 tine until you Cln
NOT find inside lots at anr price
hts On Nee Iianic street 50 QUO 90
each. one9tIiirCI cash. balatee enc
and two years.
5 lots left IN the JARVIS Addition,
$3.50 each /. . lots. $4,000 each.
cne-thirsf cash. balance one and
two Years.
s Tots popIar street. $4,000 esch /:
fyre.-tbirrF CASH balance one and
two years
s lots between Mechanic and Lee.
SO 10 by aBoue 90 FL. ST 500. 90
each one-tFfrd cash. balance one
and two years. These are very
desirabIe iofs for home bniIdinG.
I Tot 5OYTGo H Fast Main strasf &
Or PfiIinnii PIKE soon 90. one.
third cash balance "a one. and
two yearss
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One of our firm has just recentL
returned from trip of three week,
looking into the question of Pea
Estate in other towns, and spent
day or 50 in each of the folIowine
towns Parkersburg. Huntington
Bluefeld W. Va: Ashland. nv.
Radford Va: Bristol, johnson
City Knoxville Tenn Atala. Ala.
Alabama City, Ala. /: Gadson. Mar.
tinsburg and Cumberland. IS.
Some of our clients have been
talking to us about high values, and
taking Into consideration the in
dustries and pay rolls, Clarhsburg
Real Estate is lower than any OF
the towns mentioned, and it is our
honest belief that it viii be consid-
erably higher. Now is the time TO
buy
Last week our sales were between
$4,000 and $4,000, showing that
people are taking advantage of the
present prices on inside property.
Below we give YOU u partial list
of the bargains we have for sale, but
have not rocnr in this column to
give Won list of all the property
we have Can supply your wants
in all parts of the city:
One 3-room frame, single rooted
cottage, lot 25x1OO it., situate on
Union Heights Addition, 100000
one-third cash, balance in one,
two and three years
One 7-room brick slate rooted dwell
ing, 2-story, situate on Hickman
street, lot 35x12O it,, $4,000;
one-half cash, balance one year
One Groom frame single rooted
dwelling, situate in Northview,
two lots, house cannot be built
for the price asked for this prop
erty, 1900; $4,000 cash, bal
ance one, two and three years.
One 5-room cottage, finished in
hardwood, water and gas, situate
Alta Vista Addition, lot 4Ox14Ol
IT,, ST 10000; one third cash,
balance one, two and three years.
Two broom frame slate roof cot
tages, situate Jackson street, and
rent 10 per cent. on investment,
$1,5OO.o0 each, cash. May bel
able to make terms of good cash
payment is made.
Two Broom two-story frame slate
roof dwellings, nicely finished,
gas and water and all modern
conveniences, situate on Kelley
Hill, $2.0nO.OO each; one-fourth
cash. balance one, two and three
years.
One 7-room two-story frame slate
rooted dwelling, hardwood finish.
good we'll, SO 300; one-third cash
balance one and two years. Sit
uate lot 40x12O it,, Stealey adj
dition,
Wilson e Denuison,
Real Estate Brokers
General Insurance
Iak 8aII Building clafksburg W va
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all lGgers esaiI1ed
this 5ilairtliI4 fros1 y hIlsincss trap
10 NelE York He Nisife5 he
brother. who s 4. Soldier AZ Fort
Ss-llliY Ter near there.
Ans. r. n Shields has returned
from an attended visit to friends
and RELATIVES IN Stanton Va and
Washington u. q
Robert W. Com. of Enterprise,
was heTe t6Clay
81 u Rfblett nominee for the
Legislature, Is here from Lumber
port IN the irteE.st 81 Iiiis-campa
Mrs NJ Harrison Jaeokcs has
returned from a visit To her home
M Richmond. Va.
Tho'nas b. Pepper. Of Salem. was
here Friday
Col. AT y Francis WIS here FRI
sl4v from W.5lsoHburg.
james N. PLANE was here Friday
from KatvIiek
Col. Bayitl Davidson hos returned.
fPnn, business visit il New York
Thomas p. REYNOLDS was here
F friday from ReyloldsvfIIe.
@. A. Osborn has returned from
a visit to Wheeling.
James H. Morris was here from
Bristol Friday.
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At The Odeon

-The Life Of Newsboy,~ an
other beautiful picture. one that
will certainly please all who shall
see it. This picture should be
seen by all as it is, very sympathetic
1t tells Il pitiful story.
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We VIII cell "a nice LOT Of furni-
tire in front of The Court House,
Saturday, Oct. 20, 1906, at one
O'clock p. IN. THIA Gordon Auction
Company.
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If we can't
make that
watch of
yours go

You may just as we'll give it to
the baby to play with, It's days
Of service are surely ended-and
it is a question with you now OF
buying new one.
You ought to come here for
new watch for the same reason
that prompts you to bring US
YOUR repairing jobs because we
are In position to give you the
highest grade Of satisfaction.
AS we said, we can get all the
service out of . watch that there
is ii it, down to the last tick,
if YOU will let US look at it occa-
sionally.
And as for new watches-weu
lust take few minutes some day
10 look over what we have.
That's all we aslt.
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Ganle Postrohed

.Iihe football game scheduled for
today between the Wi1HriFs afro
Broaddus was postponed until to-
morrow afternoon, on account of
rain. 1870
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Ca1l for the Clarksburg Star SC
Cigar; union made.
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SPECIAL.-We will have we'll
filed ferneries for your table deco
ration. zoe only. Saturday Dnd-
leys-
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WE WILL BE GLAD

- " - =
To have you call and look over
our fall and winter shoes wheth
er you buyor not.
Mems Shoes from Al so to $500
Mems High Cut Shoes at from
$3.50 to $500.
Lace, Blucner, button ard Cong
ress styles
Ladies Shoes. all leather, from
$1.25 to $500.
Lace Butcher and Button styles
Boys Shoes, $3.50 to $500; in
High Cuts, $3.50.
Youths & Little Gents Shoes
from 9Oc to $3.50.
Misses Shoes, soc to $3.50, in
Lace and Butcher, Patent and
Plain feathers.
Baby shoes from soc to $1.4o-
We try to give you value, re-
CARELESS Of what price you pay.
Our line Of rubber goods is
now complete.
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The Aid Society of the Christian
church will have rummage sale at
their hall on the corner of Pike and
Chestnut streets, Tuesday, Oct. sS-
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SPECIAL.-We Will have we'll
filed fernerics for your table deco
ration. SOC only, Saturday. Dud-
leys-
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Umbrellas repaired at Levy's
cigar store.
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Can for the Clarksburg Star Sc
Cigar; union made.
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Umbrellas repaired at Leyy's
cigar store.
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II. P. CURRENCE.

81 3rd St. Next Door 70 :. 9.
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LONG-HEADED PEoPLR

Come to us for their made-to.
measure garments, recognizing thu.
skill and thoroughnesa Of work w.
put into each one, and the style Va
lmpart in their making. And tiieJ
pay us no more for choice fabric
and indispensable wor kthan other,
charge for less satisfactory gar.
@ents. Also full line, 81
hats and caps, at
Bloch Tailoring 60.
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swrrl mrl onY FIoUR
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

poor boy, would be lucky if YOU escaped the block.
Great Scott" he calculated, you did get into
a pretty fix, it seems, when you inherited that
Yes; but some day, Dick, 1 feel it in my bones
that in spite of Lady GreybOro Mr.. GrmstOne,
and the Lord Chancellor l shall do something
horribly wicked When no one IS watching intend
to slip out and go for walk all on my own account,
just to what it is like.
We'll, if you have made up your mind to be as
desperate as that, won't you permit me to be
accomplce in the crime?" promptly requested
Bingham.
Perhaps, but what would YOU do if we met the
Oh, ask him to lunch' Bingham returned,
Laughing l'An ho,o,,o ,.o, would , ,,,,. o,o.s
Kate.
At this point Lady Greyboro awoke with start.
What was that heard about running away"
she asked with shade of suspicion.
i was merely afraid Mr.. Bingham going to
run away Kate answered, "befOre-before YOU
had finished your nap, Lady GreyborO."
For some days Kate did not refer again to the
projected adventure, maintaining the most correct
demeanOr whenever Bingham called; but after
as he approached the door she opened it before
he rang the bell She dressed in walking
tune and, closing the door behind her. joined him
on the steps.
Il was watching for YOU " she explained hurriedly.
Lady GreybOro has gone to charity bazaar, but
L managed to excuse myself. Now, have you the
courage to do anything | ask-something daring
something that might bring down upon you the
wrath of Mr. GrimstOne the Lord Chancellor and
perhaps the whole British Empire?"
I'm risk it," he replied, and take all the con-
sequences on your behalf"
Then want you to take me somewhere for
ice-cream soda. Do you know l have not had an
ice-cream soda since left the United States. Lady
GreybOrO has set a veto upon iced things of all
kinds, particularly injurious ward in chanCery.
When first to her and asked for ice-water,
she thought l was out of my mind
We'll you shall have all the ice-cream soda YOU
want or get, he promised.
Then let us be off, she cried, tripping lightly
down the steps; only we must return before Lady
Greyboro, or it will be gOodby forever to you, Mr.
Dick Bingham"
So they hastened from the square, and once secure
from observation Kate gave expression to her joy
at temporary freedom.
Dick, you can't imagine what fun this is to
escape from that gloomy old house, where one IS
everlastngly being told that she mustn't do this
or that! Even when go down to the country
there is always some one at my heels"
That comes of exchanging the Declaration of
independence for such trifes ancestors, castles
and things, Bingham remarked dryly. You can't
have both, it seems
Thus chatting and laughing they sauntered along
IN search OF an iCe-Cream sOda-fountain an object
almost as difficult to find dispensing refreshment
IN London November day as a peanut-stand
in the Sahara. The mere request for ice-cream at
that season filled the English confectioner with
astOnishment.
Hices, sir! No. sir; not in winter sir We ave
the soda, sir; but not mixed with hiceS."
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

Kate repented with quaver in her voice. ct
/ had not been so foolish as 70 come out Ike -.
Bingham tried to cheer Kate up bv sav;--s. I'm
the fog must lift sOOn and that evervtbi|1o-s 9.
turn out all right; but he knew nothing of
qualities of London fOg- Thev sat on IN -
until thev could hardly distinguish each 60 e
hours seemed to be passing d,
Il tell you what we had better do said R;,.
at last. Let's get out OF this old bugg- -
is as cold refrigerator, and ma ke for soT,e
hOSpitable shelter. 1t isn't exactly Ike -
stOrm-bOund on a prairie. There must he = ~
or a shop nearby. then we can think out a - ~
As there seemed no better alternative ~
was abandoned, and they gTOped their wav !, !
pavement. A few steps more and thev ~
an iron railing, which IN turn led them 10 the -,
of what was apparently private resIdence.
Here goes, anyway, ventuTed bingham "V
ever lives in the house IT would be 100 inho-,;..
to refuse us temporary refuge from their foe d
haps they have telephone and we can esn 4.
some one.
Still holding to Kate's arm. Bingham clir,Ee5 q.
steps, found the door, and, passing his disen0ss
hand over IT, discovered a knocker, With tiis
gave peremptOTV double summons. PreSenflr
door was opened and light streaming from ~.
disclosed a fOOtman. To him Bingham ureser--
his card and requested to see the owner. The
man heSitated a moment TO assure himself Of :.
strangers reSpeCtabilitv. then invited Then
enter and departed on his errand. He reapDes-
almost Immediately, followed by stout little
man, with flOrid but most genial expression
L must apologize TO YOU SIR Bingham
planned. for intruding IN this vav but We =
fog bound Americans, and should esteem II a o.
favor If YOU would permit us To remain under ,
roof until we can move on again with safety"
Bless my SOUL" exclaimed the old man be-
ing through his glasses upon Kate IN partica-
You did quite right to come in here out Of h
abOminable fog. Only too happy 10 be Of SER
to anyone from across the Atlantic Not amor,
word certainly not Come this way. I begins
ThereupOn the old man trotted down the h
with Kate and Bingham following
Seems rather a jolly old fellow" rema-s
Bingham IN an undertOne. | wonder who he
Il am sure / have seen his picture sOmewhe-
replied Kate, but for the moment l can't rens-
Der"
At the door of room their host paused al
motiOned them TO enter. e. This IS NV der" he s
Please make yourselves at home
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

shortening distances. Bingham drew Kate's arm
through his and hurried her along; but progress be
came more and more difficult. Soon he was forced
to halt as unable to read the of the streets
he was doubtful of the locality.
What shall we do' Kate besOught him anxious
". "A fog in London sometimes lasts for hours,
even days. In any case Lady GreybOrO will be
simply frantic if she returns before us.
In truth. Bingham beginning to wonder
what might be the outcome of their escapade
when he sighted the wet CLINT of a policeInan's
buttons within touch of his hand. He requested
the nearest way to COurtney-Sq.
Better take a cab, sir" returned the policeman.
"Courtney-sq. good mile from here, and pretty
hard for anyone find, especially in fog like this.
Looks, too, if it's going to be worse as night
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

~eee .
ed up quickly
and became
alarmed. " 1t
IS a fog" she
returned, a
London fog.
Dick. we must
run home as
fast as we
can"
They has
tened to the
street. As a
blanket, a
thick irnpen-
etrable yellow
gloom was de-
scending upon
the whole city.
Already it was
difficult to see
across the
street, while
moving OBJ
JectS lOOned
up phantom
like at rapidly
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY 22. 1900

But il ice-cream soda apparently not Procur-
able thev at last found Italian restaurant where
Neapolitan ices could be obtained. On this they
were making the best substitute for the American
beverage when Bingham remarked that although
early in the afternoon it was growing dark While
the electric lights in the restaurant had been switched
on, the lamps in the street were being ignited
hurriedy
What's going to happen9" he asked. We can't
have thunderstorm surely at this time OF the years
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

But where can l get a cab:" re-
turned Bingham
The policeman drew whistle from
his coat and blew shrill note Fhen
he waited little 10 sound his whistle
again Presently out of the dense mist
crept the united outlines of horse,
driver, and cab. The vision halted
within a yard of the pavement, and
was then momentarily swept from
view by a wave of the fog
Hold on there, JIM shouted the
policeman Then he reached out and,
grasping Bingham by the elbow, who
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

NaLt aIIl DII--dII tuIcIt-
handsomely furnished Ib,a-
where a cracking log FIRE al
the warm GLOW Of shaded Ian
shed a cheerful contrast 10 E
gloom they had escaped
He wheeled q great arm-cL-
up TO the IRE for hate, a
invited Bingham 10 take q
other for himself Then he s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

into chair opposite Kate and 4--unled the sus;s
tiOn of a judicial manner
And so YOU have been caught in one OF our ios
he resumed. Now tell me all about IT,.
Bingham briefly explained that -ley had been
sightseeing and been suddenly enveloped IN the /.
So there are some things that IN YOU Amen
New-York tribune., 1906-07-22

IN turn held fast TO Kate,
drew them to the door
of the cab.
Double fare if you
hurry up" Bingham =
hailed, after he had CIV 2.
en- the address. -:
DO the best / can,
sir, p" replied the cabman, 4
steering off into the un- q
seen with a touch of the
whip. ]
But not four times the q
fare could act as an in j
duCement to accelerate
speed in such a cOndi-
tion of the atmosphere.
They crawled along at
the slOwest pace, being
guided apparently by
the claimants instinct
rather than by any Wis
ible landmarks. Voices
discordant in altercation mingl,
shouts of warning merely adj
the bewilderment of direction.
ing could be seen from the W
but yellow haze occasionally mar
indistinct wandering objects.
emily the cab stopped, the c
climbed down from his seat, a
peared at the window.
Its no go, guv'nOr," he
Can't see the 'OrSe's tail,
nOthink of is 'arness.
At this Kate's alarm increa,
felt they were approaching a cri
Haven't you any idea wher,
the Cabman.
Dash my buttings, sir, if
replied, but we can't go on
a cad"
Dick, l knew something drea
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-08-24
Supervisors rleeting

The following are the proceed
ings Of the regular meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors:
Cornelius Winner, Supt. Of the
Poor made his annual report.
Upon motion Of DIR d H Jones
road comr., Of certain improve
ments' were directed to be made in
the roads in his district.
A bill for professional services
rendered by DR. W R Siron amount
ing to $50 was allowed for his at
tention to four cases of typhoid
fever in Jackson's family. colored.
W W Botkln was allowed $50 on
his contract for crawling por-
ton Of the Monterey and Wander
pool road.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-08-24
Hotel Arrivals.

Following are the arrivals at Ho.
tel Monterey for the past week. as
shown by the register:-
R P Landlord and wife, II L
Lang and wife, Mrs d W Crum,
Miss Mary Lyon and T H Powell
and wife. Staunton; MrsH 9 young.
Mrs W R Siron, Misses Clara and
Mollie Mauzy, Ufiah Hevener, Jno
j Hiner and daughter, c S, WAY
bright, Mrs A A Walker and chill.
dren. A W Revercomb, county: )
H Kramer Top Alleghanv; Harry
Reed, Keyser, w Va; d A Taylor,
Wheeling, w Va; S A Lynch,
Ronceverte, w Va; Misses Lysan-
der and Bessie Dudley, Parkers-
burg, W Va; w M Shelton, Rich
mond, Va; & r Kenton. Fairmont'
W Va; FIN Offntt. Cumberland
Nd; SAM d Brady, Petersburg
W Va; Miss N B Hunt. Richmond
Va: j G Kuhn, Bolesourg, Pa;
Fank Wilson and wife, N Y City
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-08-24

| will preach at thSwing
places on Highland rM. =.
Church as follows:
LIST Sunday, uhioS Oh a.
N. and Crabbottom at }m.
I'd Sunday, Wesley I'll a.
NJ. and Vanderpool at 3l.
'3rd Sunday, AsbuFy FL a.
NJ. and Thorny Bottomlp.m
4th Sunday. Green til a.
NJ and Fairyiew at $500
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