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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
$4,000 FOR BOULEVARD.
Town Votes SIS 1000 and Will Get Double
That From State.

The annual town meeting was held last
Tuesday in the town hall, large number
of voters being present. Several impor-
tant articles were considered and voted
upon and while the meeting was not ex-
ceptionally exciting, there was much diff
ference of opinion on several subjects
which caused few lively debates.
Moderator f. H. Buckley called the meet
ing to order shortly after 8 o'clock and the
following business was transacted. Il. j..
Temple, who has served the town so well
as town clerk, was unanimously reelected.
he reports of the selectmen, auditor and
other town officers were accepted. new
board of selectmen comprising +. A. Davis,
G. A. Robertson and W. L. Todd were
elected on one vote cast by the town clerk,
he being so instructed by the voters. e. G.
Robertson was again elected auditor and
w. H. Barrett, road agent. The appoint
ment of all the other town officers was
left in the hands of the selectmen.
Article 5 in regard to exempting the
Orrin c.. Robertson company from taxa
ton caused several speakers to express
luton was offered asking that the above
mentioned company be exempted from tax
alton for a period of ten years. This reso-
luton was not accepted by vote of 1914
to 80. The article itself was then in
definitely postponed Article 6, which
asked for exemption from taxation on
the stock and machinery of the Ellis Tool
company, together with capital neces
sary to carry on the business was also in
definitely postponed Article was of con-
siderable Importance since it asked for an
appropriation for the construction of the
trunk line boulevard in this town. Many
seemed to think that the town could only
afford to raise small sum this year, but
when it was impressed upon the minds of
the voters by F. w. Jeffords, that for
every dollar the town would raise this year
for this purpose the state would add two,
il was voted to raise $1,000. Article s, ask
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
LOCAL sorns AND GOSSIP

wa. ,...,is, wouihlg meeting 81 nc
...,t ~ lsliiffs all ss hsld ihls even
inss a.. Rattle,
me nsai mssilnF q TIC h's s,,,..
,.aus sanday Seheal ahien "ln ~.
ais ls held "Wednesday s'
MaFrh p. ,.,.a
A,Taussnsuis have bees completes =
-, l,i'iins tha district meelihf az 'he
N i. with hTaiilebefe lodss eh
*. sxsnise ~ March so The leisr1,
!, sr,iaensia ana Bellows fails eh'
- deleeatinns and several aApi'h'
sn,p gYand Officers " ne @fJrf s'' "
I.pgtesi Ia hr Isfrsrui
c.a n n. Goes u the sith iafsn,
M n A. Wiil make the ohiols
iisi,al states Inspection ef COMPANY =,
r,,.t taeimsni. Y. y. a.. and the ftisl
,..'.i,,sns hand al tho afmofY IarsdaY
!. Il ssns,,y snd evening", March q The
L..J Mil h. inspected IN the afternoon
s.J m. company IN the evening, zap
ala Goes ( stationed AZ 'ia''shnif'
NY
About IS friend. y M. and Mfs.
Percy Goodwin made them = suip''Ne
sall Friday eyehins ~ their heh.e en
Elliot street. The visitors N,sr MIN
l.rrs ~ ths local ledge ~ " y o. "
~ wbIsh Mr.. aud Ms, Goodwin are
,n.mb.r, The evening was spent IN
ssmr. ana cards aud refreshments wef,,
served. Several gifts were presented
~ Mr.. aud Mrs, Goodwin.
Alien u Adams. the electrical ea'
,.,.,, N Worcester, Mass. who came 70
hfa,tlehaTo several months ago ana
Gathered data "a make report 20 lhc
board III haillils and the board Of trade
- conditions IN this town governing
~ en.i ~ lighting, will make bis re-
,.,rt 10 the hailfs TODAY or tomorrow
AdVIre, received from him Yesterday
stated that his report would be forward
- this week
A story has been IN circulation this
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

OF the object which appeared to b
llghted with many electric bulbs Shi
sad that the framework could be plain
~ seen through a field glass and that
other people who viewed it were cor
vinced,, as she was, that they had seer
an airship.
Three steel girders each 40 feel
long and weighing five and three quar-
ters tons were drawn yesterday from
the railroad station to the site of th'
new gymnasium at the Brattleboro Re
treat. Six horses were used to draw
the gilrders, which came from Worces
Ter, Mass, and will be used to support
the foor of the gymnasium. Already .
large amount of foundation stone ha
been quarried for use in the construe
ton OF the building and most of The
lumber to be used in the heavier part
OF the construction has been sawed and
drawn to the site of the new building
AS soon as the snow disappears Cor
tractor John c. Pellet will begin active
operations on the new building, which
was described in detail in The RetormGI
several weeks ago. The mountain StOltI
VIII be quarried as soon as possible.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

week to the effect that the vote for Ii.
| cense in the town of Marlboro came
about as the result of a plan on the
part of certain residents of that town
TO erect summer hotel on or near
Ames hill The truth of the rumor can.
not be ascertalned at present for the
reason that the persons said to be be.
hlnd the project are out of town. but il
is known that the matter has been
gwen considerable attention within the
! past few months.
David M. Morris of ROCKINGHAM
mas MED bill In equity against the
ohion ooapstone company of Chester
and the Travellers Insurance comnanv
| of Hartford, Conn. The proceedin nos
have been instituted by H. E. Eddy and
Clarke c. Fits, solicitors for the orator
that ne may recover damages for in,
Jurles alleged to have been received
while In the employ of the soapstone
company and which he could not recover
IN law owing to a dissolution of the
company as constituted at the time he
was employed in Chester in the com.
pany's quarries. WIN
pr. A; L. Pettee now leads in the
handicap billiard tournament in prog
f es at the Vermont Wheel club with
i've games won and none lost. R. c.
Bacon is second with four wins Thoro
is much interest in this tournament and
q number of games have been PLAYED
during the past week. Following are
me scores, with, the winners named
6 6G Crane, IS, J. Tasker, 80; Pettee
s 90, A Ranac 81; Pettee, so, L. Miller,
81, +; A. Thompson, So; Jones, so. Hall
90; Crane, rs, H. Brasor, 81: Brasor
10, ). Tasker, 50; Seaverns, 100 A
thompson, 50; Pettee, so, Jones. II. In
the team match Captain Woods team
stu stu leads although its margin has been
reaaet "a to 20 points, with 10 games
more to be played. A strong effort will
be made to have these finished bx
March 10. Following are the scores Of
the week, with Weliman's men named
n mrs Pool. Brasor, 40, DR.. Edwards
%; II. Wilson, so. t. Sullivan. 20 RI
hards-Boyden, 80, H. Jordan, SO.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
LOCAL MOTHS AND GOSSIP

m, T,s, Iissimsal hssd has v
gnn sskis FsAssIsais iei TIC saHa''
sssar'is -.
Thiny ss- dlEsges sases h.ss -,
sn,rF,.i "a lhs Mihdham seehs4 Gear
docket 90 date, -,
a ssilsslien Has TAKES il ~, MisA.
a.ls GaIhsiie ekaTeh hahdaN ngihihs
los ihdian ahd nseFe missiles seiA'
-Tke Missien circle eill mesl eish
A.. pr.gsan Np0li, nak siiops,
fl.,..isV sfIsEhaaH. Tic dpNesinaal
,arr,inv Is AZ e'slsek and The "a'sh
meTsi = @eni
The snhaal card party u hiahsh !,
International Sunshine sasrlrlAs e
held III lha Faams u The NcFmeht Mhss'
clah 0n the eyrhihe 81 Mafrh a.
straight Ahisl Nili be- PLAYED,
The annnai meeting ~ The liisl
Issptist church will be- held April q, TIE
feiiawinr hayo hrrn announced a.
nominating sammiiines u u Chamber
iaiH. 4. n Ctswrll and Mfs. a, Y ~
inands
The detailing " several itrishs
cars an The Boston & Maine TRACKS hsa,
Mindss4 DELAYED the arrival oi the wv
train iaia ilTatileheIo saturday allri
noon until about . clock 10 the even
ing
A class ~ ave candidates was ihi
tia,rl Al the meeting ~ Mahiasiiqnr'
lolpr ~ add Fellows Monday evening
The frst degree will be worked at the
meeting Monday evening an three cav
dldhies,
The mrmiseIs ~ the seniof class
It the high school have received cards
Il admission o. the reserved gallery OF
The lniied States senate for use during
their visit Ia Washington the las, week
IN March. The cards were from Senator
f.. :, Page.
DR. y T. SUBWAY. g.. died March
g IN Chicago. No. The burial was IN
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
WEST CHESTERFIELD.
Town meeting passed very uuietl,

Town meeting passed very quietly.
Rev. d. L. Fisher went to Potsdam. N.
Y, last week to begin his pastorate there.
The parish here has no one in view at pres
ent.
A good many attended the school meet
ing last Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Carey was
elected school committee for this part of
the town. AT Spofford they could not
get any one to accept.
Mrs. Edgar Davenport's mother, Mrs.
Persis. Dudley Thompson, died in Brattle,
boro last Friday evening. Although she
had been gradually failing for months the
end was very sudden. Thursday she was
dressed and Friday afternoon Mrs. Da.
venport called and spent some time with
her, She was the last of her family. and
her husband, the late Romance Thompson,
was an only child. So Mrs Davenport and
her children are all the relatives there
are. The funeral was at the church here
Monday afternoon, Rev. D. E. Trout of
Brattleboro officiating. Mrs. THOMPSON
was 70 last November.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
LOCAL MOTIFS AND 6oSss

raibufH ahd hatala Oh
,.iatihs u The Emlaff il.i ahs
maeilne With sueorss Ifff az
HoVsliy snd Pleasfs
There wss % have brfl 4 u,..
basketball 10 this town ut1f ae,5
: suitable date could ~ y s.-.
Ilans arc undsT waY faE s tsH
In FESTIVAL ball the last y IL so
la view ~ the ahheubsrass,
nv second Constable ! sd
that he do-s not safe ioF ~
Tackled 10 the E.eslii0n "a at "A 4 n
elected n the annual iaut 49,
I. nrohahlu that the sslrrlntt "
obliged "a name samn oihrI isi,s
oliirIal dog killer, nvnrmlF y
duties are delegated 10 ihe ff,i n
stable, This year there we'll b. nl
oppaEtuniiy for the dog t..Isf \
,kibes unless every eahlhs ! -
a. IN before Man u a. il ID
nTop8se 10 secure whatever -
hal dogs should contribute t. y
treasury or else have ihr lE.sal
animals killed. Dogs Wiihali
will also be In danger u ! y6,tm \
ing on II the Official eArru'atfi J
bis ewes on them,
Several residents Of lllgt "a.
are of the opinion that they ,.l's5,
aiFshlp Ia the sky To the south y d
tlobOfo last evening shortly ne
q clock. The object o. phstts-
whichever il may be, has been "a
the past four evenings SHORTLY sfieI
q clock hY the same people N,n &
iorle White. one II those NLa az
a. i.et. said this morning that ~ !
convinced that il was an alf,A.t .
said that she aud other member
her family watched Il travel taHis.
fnf nearly two hour, She Ws'ttt.
object through 4 field glas ia !
thai he was able 10 plainlY nah
The outlines Of the framework Z Y
she believes was an Heforlage
White saws she could trace he "a
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

Mass, were recent guests at c. G. Ho,
tons.
Mrs. Adams of Wilton, n. H.. has been
visiting at p. +. Amidon's this week.
Miss Lillian Myers has been at home
from Florence, Mass, for brief visit.
Mrs. James Burke of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her father, John Murray.
Miss Susie Conway of Winchester has
been recent visitor at William Lynch's.
Mrs George Staples of Keene has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. d. Taylor.
Mrs. N. L. Bailey of Littleton visited at
w. j. Bailey's from Friday until Monday.
Mrs F. NJ. Fuller has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Bert Emerson of Athol,
Mass.
Mrs George Abbott and children visited
relatives in Winchester several days last
week.
Mrs w. 0. j. Martin has been in Bos-
ton this week attending the millinery
opening.
Christopher Cramer of Claremont visited
his son, c, K. Cramer, from Sunday until
Tuesday.
W. w. Pike, H. W. Taylor, G. S. Smith
and f. A. Davis have been in Boston the
past week.
Mrs. T. W. Bruce of Brattleboro spent
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. R. NJ
Langworthy
Mrs. f. w. Robertson entertained a
few friends last Saturday in celebration of
her birthday.
Mrs. Jennie Cutler has moved from
Charles Polleys house to the Parks house
on Church street.
Mrs. Frances L. Latham has been housed
with a sprained ankle the past week as
the result of fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Richards have been
in Boston the past week buying goods for
the new dry goods store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langdon and
child went to Florence, Mass, last Friday
for visit among relatives.
The intiatory degree will be conferred
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11
sPoFFORD.

Miss Amy kilburn is visiting in Putney.
Mrs. Emma Royce is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Byron Davis.
Mrs. Hawkins of Brattleboro is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Barnes
Mrs. G. d. York has decided to keep the
library and it will be open evenings in
stead of afternoons after April l.
Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Bartlett returned
home Wednesday. They have been in
Providence, R. l., for the winter.
Town officers elected are: Town clerk, B.
G. Thatcher; treasurer, Fred E. Kilburn
road agent, George A. futile; selectmen,
b. G. Thatcher, John A. Joslin, Perley
A. Richardson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

Peotone, Ill. Mr.. Shumway was born
IN Jamaica and was a son of Alvara
Shumway of that town. He was an
uncle of W. A. Subway of this town
and brother of Col. E. r. Shumway
of Worcester, Mass.
The annual meeting of the eighth
Masonic district will be held in Masonic
hall this afternoon and evening. The
first session will begin at 230 'cloc k
and the program will be as given in The
Reformer last week At 6 clock this
evening Bingham chapter, O. Z. s., will
serve a banquet in the Grange banquet
hail.
The mixed train on the West River
branch was delayed about two hours
Monday by the derailment of freight
car short distance beyond Jamaica.
A wrecking car was sent up from Brat
tleboro and the evening passenger train
was delayed about two hours in leaving
Brattleboro as the only available loco
motive was attached to the wrecking
train.
D. Frank Shea and Edward SNYDER
have been attractions at the Lyric this
week. appearing in illustrated songs
Tuesday, Wednesday and last evenings,
They sang Put On Your Old Grew Bon
net and were costumed to represent Mi
randa and Silas. Mr.. Shea was Miranda
and Mr.. Snyder impersonated Silas.
Snyder also sang Has Anybody Here
Seen Kellyg
The annual inspection of Beauseant
eommandery, Knights Templar, was
held in Masonic hall Wednesday even
ing, the inspecting officer being Right
eminent Grand Commander Frank
Dewey of Montpelier. Delegations of
or 81 knights from Rutland, Bellows
messed the inspection and conferrinp
of the order of the temple which fol,
lowed, the banquet served at 6I5
o clock. VIZ
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

Me. Mau,lr Msl.h sl~M Sunday II hsF
spu,s ~ thesisfissh
na.nnad MHshi sas Al homr itpm
Norlh llaiisld nAsf SUNDAY
GuN saith nae al hamr itsm White
kArf lunriion mNrf Sunday
John Iauall II Hmrnlleli has lsrrn
.lannins q few daSs IN ioWn,
II n Williams 81 Springfield was
guest ~ thas ltaafn's SUNDAY
Mrs. Nirior Cote Il Gfeenheld ,lsil~l h
loan fun Friday until Sunday
II n nslr Ma. ia BOSTON la, a~ek and
visited Ia hornr hiieilr the week
e, 4 Mas,.n ha, finished cutting "a "
liml,rr "n thu Alihra SiraTns plaur
=, II, Fuller i having he home nn il,r
N@ia,.rld roai airri for rlrelncily,
! q Snow tvinn~l 10 Boston lsst Werk
after slsnins several week. a home
NJ ani Mrs. 4 y Waite oi Wap,plrt.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

evening at his home by the members of
the freshmen class Of the high school.
Games were played and most enjoyable
evening was spent. Refreshments were
served
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

London's police force is the best in the
world, but evidently far from being the
most healthy. The sick list contains on
an average of 500 names a day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

George Abbott is on the sick list.
John Goodhue spent Sunday in Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. j. W. Field has been i'll the past
week.
Dr. H. L. Brown has purchased a tour
ing car.
H. C. Holland is i'll with the prevailing
distemper.
Mrs. R. A. Weeks went Monday for a
visit in Milton.
Rev. FIR. Cahill was in Woodsville several
days last week.
Mrs. Peter Dupee has been visiting in
Brattleboro recently.
H. H. Dole has been entertaining
Charles E. Garvin of Boston for several
days.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

face water from. the highway in front of
w. j. Estey's land. 1t was voted to lay
tile leading from the above mentioned
place across Frank Brockway's land. Ar.
ticle 10 called for $50 for sprinkling the
streets near the town hall and school build
ings and the amount was raised
Article 20, asking for sum Of money
to place the old cannon on lakewood
park, was voted down owing to the strong
argument that it was not suitable orna-
ment to be placed ON the above mentioned
spot. +. Fl. ,5uckley was appointed to dis
pose of the old cannon in any way he
thought best as the space it now occupies
in the engine hall is needed for other pur
poses.
1t will be noted from article that the
town will have approximately $4,000 to
use in the construction of the boulevard
and as Hinsdale has only about seven
miles to build it will be seen that the
money already secured will go a long way
toward the completion of this new road,
since it will pass along for the greater part
on the highway that will need very little
altering in direction and grading compared
to most highways in this vicinity When
it is found necessary to use crushed stone
the cost is about $4,000 mile, where gravel
is used, about $4,000 mile.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

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4 Issiuftiaa Il ssssaa' a.. aais IN llss
total lsalansr Asain,l the iaan durtng lhr
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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28
GLOVER SEED. Best quality.
Come and see it.
BERRYvILLE MILLING Co.
Automobile for Sale.

-Four or five-passenger car, al
most as good as new. Reason for
selling, family has been reduced
from five to two persons, and we
don't need such large car.
Demonstration any time. If in
terested, call at COURIER office.
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All said stock is in good condition. Also
lot of farming machinery in excellent
condition, consisting of a Plano binder, ?
barshear plows; 3 double shovel plows two
single shovel plOwS; l corn cultivator; two
them q four-horse broad-tread wagon and
one two horse Brown wagon; tons of
timothy hay; all of the crop OF corn on the
place in the shock all fodder and provender
on the place; all Of the potatoes on the place
consisting "a 30 bushels more or less all OF
the fruit on the place ! wheat fan; ] grain
cradle; cutting box; two corn replanters; /
scientific corn cutting machine; l set Of
single harness. I runabOut; / milk wagon; ?
milk cans; l surTy; lot OF farm gears: sets
of breeding; sets of lead gears; collars;
briddle; saddle pillow gears; 3 forks; , hay
frames; ] wagon bed and other articles too
numerous Ia mention
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Mr.. W. T. Lewis has returned from a
business trip 10 Lynchburg.
State Senator Robert NJ Ward, Mr..
Harry F. Byrd and Rev. William ID.
Smith, Of Winchester, were attending
Court here
Mr.. Beltzhoover, of Charles Town, Is
attending Court here this week. repre-
senting Mr.. c. F. Wall in the case Of
Bell vs. Wall
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Friday October 2Ist, 1910

beginning al 10 a. m all Of the valuable
personally contained on said farm belonging
TO said Brooks. and which is hereinafter
described.
The said DEED of trust is recorded at page
lio of book No. e, in the office Of the Clarke
County Clerk The said conveyance is made
I'm trust 10 secure the following debts ratably
without regard % their maturity:
4 note of S525 - negotiable and payable
at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank Of
Winchester. nddueD Meade, Jr alsoa note
held 10y theShsnandoahN Valley National Bank
with ID. Meade. Jr.. endorScr for $1,000 due
Nov. Is, 1910, also a note for $4,000 with ID.
Meade, Jr.. endorSer. due the Shenandoah
Valley National Bank due December : 1910:
also note for $4,000 due the Shenandoah
Valley National Bank due Nov. 6, 1910 with
Sadie NJ Brown, endorser; also note for
S65 90 ore the Shenandoah Valley National
Bank due Oct. Is. 1910. with Sadie NJ
Brown. cndorscr. also a note Tor $1,000 due
the Shenandoah Valley National Bank
endorsed by Sadie NJ. Brown, now past due.
WI q protest waived. and interest from Sept.
10Th, 1916 also note for 5000 with Sadie
VI. brown. eudorser, cue the Union Bank
OF Winchester due Dee. 2nd. 1910 also a
note due Nov. =. 1910 for S97f.O0 with Sadie
NJ. Brown, ondorscr. said note now being
held and due 10 the Union Bank Of Win
chester; also a note for Sl25.OO endorsed by
Sadie NJ. Brown. and due the Farmers X
Merchants Bank Of Winchester. due sept
-, 1910; also a note for $1,000 endorsed by
isham Williams and due the Union Bank
Of Winchester, due Dec >. 1910; also note
endorsed by Sadie NJ. Brown. due George e.
Meade, for Sl62.OO; also a note due Geo. G..
Meade, for S225.Oo, endorsed by Sadie VI .
Brown; also 10 secure all other creditors
ratably, whether mentioned in said trust or
not The said personally is described as
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ii Head OF Hogs
J Fine Cows
Implements, Etc.

with calves by their sides; one OF them a
white COW named Emma black COW named
BlackV: ! black COW named SpOt
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Terms of Sale:

Terms of Sale:
All sums of Ten Dollars and under cash.
and all sums over Ten dollars the purchaser
10 execute a well endorsed note, negotiable
and payable at the Bank of Clarke County,
IN u months from the day Of sale notes to
bear interest from the day of sale; and no
property 10 be removed until terms complied
with.
BLACKBURN SMITH.
JAS. p. REARDON,
Trustees.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE PERSONALLY

The undersigned Trustees. acting under
and by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
executed the Goth day Of September 1910. by
Robert L. Brooks Will offer for sale az public
auction to the highest bidder on the farm
owned by the late John W. Brown. located
on the White Post and Winchester Turnpike
ahnlli one mile rr..st nf ~ hitn Post ~,
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Winter Wood

Now isthe time to buy your wood.
While the roads are very good.
Apply to
ID. LEMON FRIES.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-09-28

The following are farms sold
by the Valley Realty Company and
G. c. Splitter, to Valley of Virginia
purchasers in the last sixty days:
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One town property 100000
Buyers will leave Lexington and
Harrisonburg, October 9TH. to ex-
anime our Maryland lands.