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Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
|HIeH 8|cE SECURED FOR
SI1c RAISED IN COLORADO

Dsnxei, oct. 2o.--stockmen in thie
city yesterday received telegram
that bunch of choice Colorado cay-
tie had topped the market that das
for the year thus far The cattle were
exceptionally good. having been pur-
chased and fed by t. a. Shepherd
and hi Weber of Pawnee. H.. from
a number Of exhibitors at the Nation
81 Western Stock show in Denver
last January.
They were all Colorado cattle and
represented the following breeders:
Andrew Norrell. of North Parx.
wales Brothers, Moffatt. Colo, 4.
carnahan, Of Kiowa. Colo. Geomer
brothers, of La veta. Colo. and c.
C. Fileau. or Higho. Colo.
These cattle brought the breeders
from ss-o5 to ss.75 per hundred
pounds at the Denver show. which
were record prices for feeder cattle.
but It the prices realized BY the feed
ers they made big money for all who
handled them They were mostly
yearlinxs with few twos and some
calves.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
LOSES PROPERTY BECAUSE
OF vklUE As RESORT

Denver. Oct 1s-Hanging Lake. a
famous scenic resort. twelve miles
from GIenvood. has been declared
more valuable to the country as .
place of beauty than for agricultural
purposes and has been taken away
from Thomas E Bailey. merchant.
who nled on it under the homestead
laws
The decision was handed down to-
day by the commissioner OF the gem
ersl land office at Washington and
sustnins 4 decision OF e B. Lacey. Of
Denver. agent Of the land office un-
der z C. NcInry, who acted as COM
missioner at the Glenwood Springs
hearing.
Hanging Lake Is located In box
canyon. the walls Of which rise 1.sao
fest In some places and there is
waterfall fifty feet high which emp
ties water into the lake. II then
trickies down through a moss bed OF
marvellous beauty. The government
held that the value from a scenic
standpoint overbaianced the value for
agricultural purposes The case Is
the FIRST of its kind in Colorado.
where scenic beanty was pitted
against agricultural and scenic beau
ty Wins
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
BIG COMSIeMnEmI OF
APPLES TO HEWsYORk

The Royal Gorge Fruit Growers as
sociation has just closed contract
with . wholesale nrm In New York
City under the terms Of which II viii
ship to the metropolis thirty carloads
of Fremont county apples The firm
alluded to Is one Of the largest deal
ers IN fruit in America and 1t has
expressed desire to purchase ct
least nfty car loads Of apples in the
Canon city district this ysAF. which
II win sell 70 coasumers living on
ths Atlantis seaboard- IN inves<isa-
tions have eonvineed It tnat he ap-
plss grown here are superior in quai-
ity 10 those produced anywhere else
in the Rocky Mountain region.
This viii be the biggest consign-
msnt OF apples ever made from Colo
rsdo to dealer in New York City,
amounting In aggregate 70 1870
bushels and nllins a solid train 10
it's capacity. The shipment Of these
apples win begin AZ soon a. the
weather win permit their being load
ed on the cara
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
NOT RELIEVED THAT FRUIT
Is DAMAGED M THE COLD

Althoagh the temperature descend
ed to the danger point throughout
the Canon City district Friday nigh,
It is not believed that the apples re
mainins On ths tress were damaged
BY II q some orchards the fruit was
partly hrossn. but II thswed ont 50
slowly - % leave no apparent m
effscts from the most One Of the
best informed horticulturisss In Fre-
mont county expressed the opinion
this sftsrnoon that no injury had
been done.a conclusion based upon q
personal lavestisatioa Of the matter
and apon talln WITH number q
fruit sst~1re dsaliasa 70 dissuss the
subise< n = sptlnAtss ~ the bsss
suthst ~ ~ sisA(y~nvs o. ninesy
~ - ~ ~ otun>s = - onasa
% = 6|lssd ~ -
- llI ll.efs1e & !
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
18TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH

Today is the seventy-hfth anniver-
sary OF the birth Of J. )
Bowlby and he is bearing
the honors OF the occasion with
characteristic modesty and compos-
ure. He was born in Ashland county.
Ohio. October goth. 1886. and. as the
result OF a somewhat precocious mem
ory. recalls some OF the incidents OF
the famous log cabin and hard cider
presidential campaign OF Harrison and
Taylor four years later. Mr.. Bowlby
came to Canon City more than thirty
three years ago. arriving here from
the east May third. 1878. and has
resided here ever since He was post
master here from 1850 to 1883. having
been appointed to that position by
President James A. Garfield. He was
in the railway mail service for some
time after coming to Colorado and
made the first run into Leadvilie az
ter the completion OF the Denver q
Rio Grande road into that place from
this city.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
noDEaI wlTHERSPOOn
DIED THURSDAY AI6HI

nshert wItherspoon. one Of the
''oga7sansrs- Of this section. Of tho
seaatry. died a his home in Park
eeqnty. aheut six miles north Of NJ
eaalle. Thursday night Ar. wither-
spoon returnsd to the ranch from \
honth or six weeks Visit here with
his daughter. Mr.. Charles Beck
Inn. ana the announcement OF his
death this morning vas surprise
TO MA Canon City friends Deceased
vss = x,ionssr settler in the Current
creek country and was widely known
ane highly esteemed. He was more
thaa savensy years Of ase and leaves
w,oox - fosr ehiidrso. They lrs'
il addition 70 Mrs Beckhsm. Rob
en- and VIII. Who live on the home
piaes. and . son residing at ouray,
ousorAdo-
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
FRUITMeRE AND FOUR:MllE

AR. L. w. Thayer went TO the dis
trict Monday on business.
u-M-x
Mr.. c. o. Lamb went 70 Colorado
Springs the nrst Of the week with
. iond OF apples.-
X-x-st
Mr.. G. E. Chaplin. wife and family.
Who have been residents Of this dis
trict for some time, LEFT for california
where they expect 10 mssks their
home.
@u-&
AIR. Mcclure and son have moved
into the house on the Trontman
piece formerly occupied By xr. Chap
lin and family. = 7'f
x-WU
+ Mr.. Newton HOLMES. OF Sloan.
Arkansas. Il Visiting his cousin. Mr..
q. o. Lamb, Of East Pear avenue.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
rnk rnorER coUssE.
s.s.r~.sIsn Of rneels.s valus =
Esep Canon CITY cItires-

Hox TO act In emergency Is knowl-
! edge Of lnessimabie worth, and this il
particularly true OF the Diseases and
llls OF the humar body. II you suffer
with backache urinary disorders. OF
nns form OF kidney trouble. the sd-
vice contained In the following state
neat viii add valuable asset to
yogr sfore Of knowledge What could
be'inore convincing proof Of the en-
siency Of Doans Kidney Pills than
shs statsments OF nearby residents
wko have been permanently cured.
- ~ Johnson. i16 N. Frazer st.
Florence. Colo. sAys: II have recon-
assded Doan's kidney pills At every
opportunity since I received such
xrskt bsnsnt from their use In 1906.
~ Dsceinber Of that year publicly
fsid my experience ana now I take
pls1surs in confirming ali ] have pre-
vlodsly sid. on and on for fve years
r. 1As subject to attacks OF kidney
soap7aint ana on one ocession ~
o66ipclled to lay on from work for ala
weeks II was 'impsasib'e Tor ms 70
I 80 uD stairs or down on account Of the
sSsts pains through my kidneys and
shs kidney secretions we're irregular
Il psssase. causing me much annoy
ssos D6ans Kidney Pins went Il
sass 70 the seat Of my trouble and
ssfred me. ! have not had recccur-
enoe Of backaehs."
Bbr sale BY ali Dealers Price 50
cents. Fostsr-Milburn Co.. BaRAlo,
NsN York. sole agents FOR the United
1lstes.
Remember ths name Dosn's---and
tcke no other.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
BAVON G[
|912 MEET
j. o. Q. =. GRAND LODGE WILL
MEET m THIS 9th - =
MKT xRAR.

4 tslephon pessase 70 the Daily
1reoS1 akom Denver this afternoon
sfatss that ths ODD Fellows grand
lodge Of Colorado has voted to hold
III next annual meeting In Canon
city. The matter Of the location q
he proposed home Of the order has
beon referred 70 ths board Of trus-
tsss for determination As the grand
lodge was unable to agree upon the
proposition. The truatees have full
power 70 act in the matter and win,
IN ali probability. select site for
the contemplated institution some
time within the next twelve months
VITA the state convention Of the
HProrth league; the Society Ct
uhsistian Endeavor and the Odd Eel
lqws grand lodge for 1919 already
sssured, Canon CITY VII Be- the con-
vsntion town Of Colorado xsxt sun-
nsr. Hospitality here is generous and
al Organisations coming to Canon
.city TO hold their meetings and con-
seationsC C5ay be assured Of kindly
cordial welcome and splendid treat
ment
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
SENTENCED TO SIX
MONTHS m COUNTY JAIL

William lager was sentenced to :,
term Of six months in the county Jail
sad ordered to pay fine Of two hum
dred dollars by Judge Cooper Of the
county court this morning. lager
succeeded In cashing a fraudulent
check for f,fty dollars at the Corner
drug store . few weeks ago and len
town. brt was arrested Al Colorado
CITY about ten DAYS later and brousha
back hers and locked up pendins :
hearing Of the case against him. IN,
prisoner Is about fifty-fiys <ears o
sse ana l. an ex-conyict IT is NOT
thought probable that hc win BE-
able 70 pay the nne Of two hundred
dollars asssesed BY the court and n
will. probably. ask to BE- released
from ~, at The snd q his six months
ssrn indsr me provssioss x ~
= 49, = n KY. 81 It... +. Il, N. 4. r. ~ .,4
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Why HESITATE
An oner That Involves NO None,
Risk II You Accept It

R1tk II lou Accept II.
We are so positive our remedy will
completely relieve. constipation no
matter how chronic 1t may be. that We
offer to furnish it free of all cost 81
It falls
Constipation is commonly caused
by weakness OF the nerves and
muscles Of the laarse intestine To ex-
pect a cure you must therefore tone
up nd strengthen those organs and
restore them to healthier activity.
We want you to try Rexall Order
lies on our guarantee. They are eat
en- like candy. and are particularly
good for children. They seem to act
directly on the nerves and muscles Of
the bowels. They apparently have
a neutral action on the other organs
They do not purge or cause other in
conveniences- We win refund your
money II they do not overcome
chronic or. habitnai constipation and
thus aid to relieve the myriads of
associate or dependent chronic all
ments. Try Rexan orderlies at our
risk Three sizes. 100. 2sc. and soc.
Sold only At cur store--The Rexall
store. The Palace Drug Store. Mitchell
6 Esbers. Props. Col Main Street.
Canon city. Colo.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
TAXI YOUR ScoNnON COLDS
SERIOUSLY.

Common oolds. severe and frequent
lay The foundation u eh+snic diseas-
"a conditions es The nof and throat.
ana may dsvsiop int', bronchitis.
pnsuneaia, ara eoaaes, -, yor an
eeps>s - eol1a = <sa !ren aad IN
sreun 5sfasan. tsle fo'iyt Hossy
~ ~ os15sssi. Il ssfis "a -
nevsS - = a1>al'tntss ~ assu-
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
SENTIMENT IN eRlnD LODGE
FAVORABLE TO CANON CITY

The Canon City contingent to the
Odd Fellows grand lodge and the
Rebekah assembly in Denver return
ed home Friday evening and its mem-
be-- brought back with them
pleasant recollection OF their visit.
While some disappointment exists
that they we're not successful In se-
curing the location here OF the pro-
posed home for old and dependent
members OF the order there Is hope
that the prize win yet come to Canon
city. The sentiment among delegates
To the grand iodse was distinctly
favorable to this city and had vote
been taken in relation to a site II is
highly probable that the institution
would have come here.
The securing Of the grand lodge
meeting hsre next year vss I tri-
unph b which ~ Ioesi msmbsrs OF
a. orar tahs great satisfaction. As
II vas = rsoosnstIon Of the elaine OF
Canon City upon the Odd Fellowship
Of Colorado. Canon cIty's prospects
for obtaining ths home are stili far
from dlseosrasfns.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

~. and Nm. Ieslis Jones'. ol
sdorsdvllls. lsIsssurl. ss1unsd shs'r
Befnsy 70 10 Aassloa. osnsbrnis,
~ afl1tAooa kl ~ eoee1sasoI b I
l1s 1nSs' ~ -tVsf q ~ 4. 2.
~ =; - !
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
sALIDA WANTS AUTO
TIRs TRUCK

sAiida Il negotiating for an suto
sruc& Tor ths nre department to take
ne plaos Of fhs horsn aow n use
The new applIsaes Vim cost 5000
and VIII y h me q saHuary !
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Bx fha .Udifor 81 the Record.

- -
DO not write more for The Record.
really enjoy the Writing part o.
the newspaper bnt thers are many
details about daily newspaper and
one can hardly look after an de-
partments successfully.
For fIve years much OF my time has
been taken up by the business side
and / have left the writing to others
who have dene It we'll Years ago !
wrote every line IN the Weekly Rec
ord. and occasionally when Mr.. Em-
merson has been Ill or on on va
cation. which hasen't been often.
have taken his place for day OF two
and enjoyed II keenIy., The drudgesy
Of writing comes when one feels that
no is neglectinE other things to do
|it and that has been the trouble with
M work for several years.
But I am going To try to do more
Of II in the future. shall try to
furnish column or two once week
or oftener
In starting out I an going to b
little confidential and ts.ss to the
readers OF the Record just as person
ally and frankly as II each was a
personal friend OF mine and interest
ed. know this is a little unusual
in 4 paper that Il pubiished for a
little community. Mr.. Box Of the La
dies Home Journal or Mr.. Lorimsr
OF the Saturday EveninE Post and Mr..
oNeil Of the Denver Times and =.
Nv. ". of The News do those things
freely because they seldom see the
people face 70 fAce who read their
editorials. But see no reason ny
even in q little community one may
not Just as properly speak As frank
" to his readers as pastor might
to his congregafscn-
so I'm the outset ! will tell you
some real condolences
FOR several years I have been half
trying to -drfft'' out of the nevs-
| papsr business. not that do not
like the business. for 1 have learned
that IKE Il be<ter and know II bet
Ter than any other business. but from
a money making standpoint II does
not OFFER the remuneration to even
thoss who excel in il that many 9TH
er lines or professions do--that the
capital invested and labor necessary
really deserve.
When bought the ium3er yard =
few years ago | had no idea that
would be spending many hours day
In The Record office by this time-I
thought that l would -drift- into
bigger business. I am entirely sat
isfied with that investment but I have
learned from II that my personal
taste doesn't run that way. Its too
slow a business for anybody who has
ever been connected with daily
newspaper. Even Nj. Emmerson ~ao
gets through hIs work about four
O'Clock on most days wouldn't feel
like be was earning his money II hs
took Mr.. Sanders place down at the
yard. Yeu haven't any idea what a
quiet place even a good lumber yard
that IL doing = good business ID u
you haven't sat around one fer a
few days.
So have driftsd back to the news
paper offioe whore there u work 10
do-work Of the Kind that know how
20 DO. - rsss ~
+ And have determined that wiii
spsnd the NEXT few years In building
up The Record and helping ss to ss,p
build ap the town.
Z have had temptations to move
AWAY. like some Of our good people.
to big city WHARF the opportunitss
seem brighter ana bigger. A recent
tsmptatlon came IN the way Of
~eaIl- to ! large city newspaper to
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

Prepare yourpelf for Bank. Book
kc~per. or general business carver
y. orderi1G o0r eelf instructive
1ve1v tG1e111 ~ .nr1 of Goc1 ~
xapN Yl1lHz - nnaA leelre1 y ~
{ - QalPa ~ ~
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
FARM SOLD
{. NJ. Atkinson Purchases George
es9leson Farm On Short Creek.
Possession Soon.

One OF the largest real estate deals
that has been contaminated for some
time. was closed yesterday through
the Rice Brothers agency. OF Elm
Grove, when the George Eagleson
farm on Short Creek. was sold to r.
VI. Atkinson. of Park View. The farm
is one OF the finest on Short Creek
and Is well located. The coal was in
cluded In the sale. The farm contains
23S acres. but Mr.. Easleson retains
81 acres. on which he intends 70 build
new residence. While the considera.
ton is private. it is understood 70 he
a large amount and possession will be
given September l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
NOTICE 70 Ohio County Property Owners
and TaNpaverr

Notice - hereby gwen that At the ses-
81 o. me hoard ~ Equalization ana
session began on July 5ih. A. II lVi
ainons other proceedings the following
trS'.Itio1 was unanimously adopted by
motion j. made that there be an
"a. rsss oil on The and on Main
An .rrr',se " TO-, on Market street
from Tent. to Tweuty-third street
An ihcFraS" - io'- on the land on
tN-f"Grth street.
N Increase " 100 on thc land on
i-'tf street from Twelfth street - six
L.'h'- street. arf from Twentieth o..
] twenty fourth street and ON SiNteer'h
street an incIcas, n 1n~. from NiarNet
70 MrC"IioFr street.
on Fifteenth street from Chapline 10
" 14.H.i street
An increase of loT on Fourteenth
s''s.' from MarNet - Wood street.
An Increase 81 100 on Thirf.enfh
from Epff Geo jacob street
An ir.Iehsc 81 loo on Twelfth street
That reduction on Main street from,
I"yHif-arst 90 Twenty-seventh street
kct street from Twenty fourth 10 rwcn-
ty-~eN-r'r street OF Ir.,.
on Cnal.ar stree from Twenty
e!fht1 60. Thirty-seveuth street. IT,
An t.at part Of Tr.adeiphia district
t..-t f.r corporate limits - fae Town.
cf E.lfna iHG increase ON land uri,
al tha' Within tie rorporst. limits ~
o." Town ~ WnpJsiale. 100 Increase
Al within fre corporate limits ~ Tho
Town 'i Ei-wpoI. Toe, Increase ON land
An within t.e Corporate limits ~ tho
l"N ,i peasant valley i"'. Increase
Al within t.e corporate limits of tho
TOW" %, I."ath"fw""i. loo increase uu
tI wIf..u tho CORPORATE ltrrIta ~ ,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
BANKRUPTCY
Two Voluntary Petitions in Bankrupt.
ey Filed Before Com
missioner Boyd.

Before United States Commissioner
Boyd yesterday afternoon. two volun-
tary petitions in bankruptcy We're
hled- W. c. X. Smith. owner of the
Tri-State Supply Company. placed his
assets at $1,000 and the liabilities az
$1,000. Owing 10 the court being out
OF the district the matter was deferred
and placed in the hands OF Referee
\olte
NJ. II. Iiageman also filed petition
in bankruptcy. both assets and liabili-
ties being very small. The case was
placed in the hands OF Referee Cum
Minis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
The Marks.

PlTTSRURG. Aug. l6.-The stage
OF the Ohio tonight at Davis Island
dam Is 81 feet: in the Allegheny. n
Heirs Island dam II Is - feet. and at
Free five feet and falling. clear.
OIL. CITN-River eight inches and
rising. clear
WARREN River one-ffth foot
above. cloudy.
STEUHENVII.LE- River one-fourth
foot and rising. clear
PARKERSBTR G-River % feet
and rising. cloudy.
MORGANTOWN- River seven feet
and stationary. clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
A Great Surprise.

Grandma Wrr. YOU surprised 20
HOY" III" come and visit you'
Johhny-\ot AS surprised as mann
ma was
Grandma Why. she know that I
was coming
J"hnuy-Nes. hut what she was sur
pris"d atwas ulpa's language when she
told him about IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17

Tho th.ca-o woman wac ON trr u.t
noes Stand Aro ynI married rr ur.
r1r.I' Numbered Tho counsel cr
frr dr..rsc
"Wtrr..d four fmct" rrrteI The
v itnoss. unblushing.y -- Philadelphia
Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.
EorW - Manufacturers. Jobbsrs. LAc-.
ollA Is and Other NLciernle DeAlers

Noil'E IL HEREBY GIVES. That
The State Board OF control OF the state
OF West virginia VIII receive btds daily
az It's oftiCe a. C'tr'estoU. West Var
Hlnia. Tor furrf~fius supplies for the
several state l'>t. buttons. tlr financial
infringement OF which IS vested IN sdid
Board Contracts will be- AWARDED To the
lowest bidders quality considered and
other t.irEs hcluI equal. Ncst Nirg
dealers Will lee given preference.
LISTS of supplies needed viii fur
nisnef hildets Du receipt of requests
stating rho lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
aG-4-tf th4s..-tor West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
For Saie--Typewrlte-s

TOE BALE Oliver frr.wrlfel. good
condition % D. smut. flu Main ST.
- HssH.r N.' I.a--1l UaI SIR
Iffa ct q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
CONVENTION
CLOSES TO-DAY
SONS OF ST. GEORGE CLOSE CON.
vENTION.
Many Matters Of importance Trans.
acted by This Organization
Last Evening.

The convention being held in this
city by the order OF Sons of ST.
George. at the A. o. l.. W. hall on tbr
South Side. will come TO "A close this
evening with a banquet following
tour OF the city on trolleys. Yester-
DAYS session was an important one.
amendments being made TO the grand
lodge bylaws. An amendment was
made. providing that benefits be paid
for only the first wife of a deceased
brother. none being given for a de-
mise on re-marriage.
Should member marry a wife more
than % years of afe no benefits will
he allowed. This amendment was
made 10 prevent divorces and re.mar-
riaee in the order. Amendments we're
also made 10 increase the membership
OF the lodge. Delegates from Ohio.
Indiana and this state were in attend.
ance AZ the meeting.
The Cop-Which of these houses do
you live in?
Mr.. Jaggs-Take me all long the
street. lemme try every door. and the
only one can't open ish mine.-Puck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
JAMES L. HAWLEY

FOR RENT Ilat o. rooms. bath.
i"rti'. aicuts. front ami rear poro.es.
River view cali O.. f-N. B,II alg-4t-ff
TOR RENT ..,. u..riy furni..ei
rooms Jos iE.t .Is, Atcp.lr AItIy
.' N"i'. r.uf street. fy-al.tf
FoR .R-ENT-f-roUm fat. With BATH
fret frur. ui-s q srI Groom flAta
nicely furnished. Cited up for uxEf
n0u-fkeeping, rest reasonable apply
20 y. Front o-72-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

WA-T-ED-Iiardy.o. Ties. Gosh paid
tu. On ned hardwood standard ties -
N-NN'. ~4Nt or uCWD lus SPECIFIED 1T load
jus point. Aberdeen I.Uiul-. Co. Pitts
uurA. - ie. lS-Th-st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
FOR SALE
FOR RENT

FOR REST --SECONT FLOOR SIN
ROOM DWELLING SEPARATE AND
2 NCLUSiNE ENTRY HALL. AND
BATH. Ali ~ GOOD CONDITION. Al
SEQ 30 TENTH ST
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-17
Farm

~ Washington. %. on Nafonai Pike.
Guernsey county % railroad trains
per day fob Washington connect with
principal trains 0u % a % contain.
o.. acres 0f fertile sandy .oH. bro
durfvr land 10000 fcrf above aca
lowell therefore. good fruit. aupIee.
email fruit. especially grape. Iaaf
.nlr vat an oH season frr 4rrir. ,.f
fh't .n-I over 5000 worth r0uI corn
crop ruund ready fnr wheat good
building Farm vol vafrrcd. for im
NOD ate possession 5000 land af $50
rrr arr". give rrnaf harFtin in 90
IIt" .fH'f Hri crops ready f1 com
m.rrr farming In ono vroks time.
'f.E fF rc' i' and from Wheeling
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