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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-29
WALLACE.

We are here again with a few picL
ups from our community for the Die
paper.
The health of our valley Is very
good at present. *
We are having some fine rains now
days which we're badly needed and
things look more prosperous now
than they did few weeks ago.
Corn is growing very fast consider.
ing the dry WEATHER 1t looks fairly
we'll for the season.
Mr.. o. E. Heldreth is preparing to
harvest his wheat crop this week.
+ Talking about welding bells ringing,
our valley seems to have been having
Its share lately.
Mr.. Gordon Miller and Miss Sarah
Carol of Prlcetown were married
Wednesday last at the home Of Rev.
E. Robinson
Also on Friday evening last Mr..
Lawrence Floyd and Miss Eva Hoy
were married by Rev. e. Robinson at
his home, the ceremony was witness
ed by few friends Of the bride ans
groom.
Born-to Mr.. and MRS. James Gun.
tingham a boy also to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Booth a boy. NJ
Oscar Robinson, Gail Robinson and
Delbert Moore attended the chlldrens
day services at Wyatt Sunday night.
A splendid program was well rend-
cred.
There was an Ice cream festival at
Mr., o, E. Holdreths Saturday night.
Mr.. Fred Robinson was a business
caller at Warrington Saturday.
Mr.. Will Roberts made a flying
trip to Warrington on his wheel Sat.
urday.
Hello there Blue Ribbon that chill.
drens day service was certainly fine,
We don't think 1t could be beat any.
where in the U. s.
Mr.. Data plggott and wife and Mr..
D, F. Heldreth and wife were Sunday
callers at Mr.. w. r. Heldretli's. r.,
WILLOW. 4
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CLINTON FURNACE.
everyone is wen at .lhIs WHITING,

Everyone is we'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Price and son
Arthur was visiting Mr., and Mrs. i.
N. Moran's Sun. and Monday,
Several from this community were
at Chlldrens Day at Foshen Sunday
night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Troy and their
daughter and son were calling ON
Mr.. T. F. Price last Sunday.
Mr. Charley LETTERS and wife were
visiting their parents last week.
T. F. Price has purchased new
stat wagon. n
Hlrschell Jackson OF Morgantown
is visiting grandparents near this
place.
Several from this community are talk
ing OF going to Gladesyllle next Sun.
day to ,the dedication.
They are practicing for chlldrens
day at Summers church at present,
but they don't exactly know when
they will have 1t.
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GEORGETOWN.
r. r. D. No. 8, RivesvIIle.

Last Saturday evening at O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs, VIII snider gave an
Ice cream supper in honor of the
young people of this community.
Those present were Misses Ora Pratt,
Kate Snlder Gay Miller, Blake Sni,
der, Lessie Snider. Mary Snider, Lulu
Snider, Blanche Miller, Winnie Sni.
der, Nellie Arnett, Julia Snider, Myr,
tie Barker, Trixie Michael, Oma Ar.
nett, Roxie Michael, Lizzie letters,
Messrs. John Fisher, Joe snider,
Claude Snidcr, Cure Snider, Archie
Snider, Robert Snider, Teddie Snider,
Basil Michael, Jesse Pratt, Virgil
Tough, Claude Tough, Raymer Bar
ker, Harvey, Wildman, Abner letters.
At ~ O'Clock the guests departed to
their homes, saying they had an ex-
cellent time.i va
Mrs, Mary Ellen Barker returned
home last week after spending several
days with her son, Malen Barker, at
Rivesville.
Elery Barker was a business caller
at Fairmont one day last week.
Mrs. Della Fisher was calling on
Mrs. viii snider at Arnettsville re-
Gently.
Miss Bessie snider returned to
Fairmont last Tuesday after spending
ten days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Snider.
r Miss Doris Barnes, of Fairmont, re-
turned homo Saturday after spending
several weeks with her grandmother,
Ms. Anna BrOckover.
Mrs. James Arnett was visiting Mrs.
Annie Fisher at townsville last Tues
day.
Miss Nellie Arnett spent Wednes-
day with Mrs Jack Fisher at Loves
Vile. "
Joe snider was the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Bennett, at Fairmont, Tues
day.
Miss Mary Snider is spending few
weeks with the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarrett Lynch at Arnettsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Fisher and fam
lily attended The funeral Of Mr.. Will
liam Phillips at Mt. Hood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Fisher spent
Sunday with Mrs. Joe CookIat Loves.
Vile. g
Herschel Arnett, of Fairmont, is
visiting his grand parents, MIR. and.
Mrs. James Arnett, and also was the
guest OF Mrs Anna. Fisher ut Loves.
Vile.
Miss Hail. of Morgantown, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. Otis Mil
Ter.
Miss Alma Straight, of Fairmont,
was the guest Of Charles Straight last
week, and also was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Straight.
Miss Virginia Barnes spent several
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Brockoyer, and returned to her
home at Fairmont last Saturday.
Miss Alma Devault, Of Morgantown,
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Devault, a few days last
week.
NJ. L. Pratt was business caller
at Fairmont Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. N, E. Fisher were call.
ing on Mrs. Ralphsnyder one day last
week.
Mrs. Hazel McElroy and daughter,
Velma, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Helen Straight at Osgood.
Miss Hall, and Cevil Devault, OF
Morgantown, we're the guests OF Mrs.
Miller last Sunday.
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GLADE RuM.

News IS scarce this week but will
give you what there is to be found.
F. N. Parrish was at Amos Sunday
Dee Eddy was calling on F. N.
Fluharty Sunday.
T. N. Fluharty and family was Wis.
iting at Reason Gumps Sunday.
e. Gump Is remodllng his dwelling
which when completed will make a
better and more room and will Ger.
tainly make great oicpromeyenhent
tainly make a. better appearance.
James Anderson who has been IN
the Hasklns hospital for the past
three months is coming home soon
but II Is feared his knee Will be stitt.
Miss Cindia Gump was yisltlng az
Warrington and LlttletoR last week
4 Mrs: susie Toothman Of Plum Run!
was Visiting her father n Rice
,of near Hafricl Saturday and
BILL BJssc ART
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MAY BE MURDER.
Fist Fight Ends serlOgsly-one Of
the Principals in tngcondItion.

q y
ELKINs, w. Va, June 29-Clif-
ford Pritt is dying and Gale Harris Is
under arrest charged with murder,
as the result Of fist duel fought at
Gladly, a lumber town % miles east
of here on the Coal and Iron railroad,
Sunday evening. There has been bad
blood between Britt and Harris for
several years, and Sunday they decid-
ed to settle their differences In what
they termed the manly fashion. The
friends formed ring in front of the
boarding house and the two men, who
are both employed in the lumber.
woods, and were wearing the lumber
mems Shoes, with long spikes, went
at one another as tigers, When final
~ separated by their friends, Pritt
was bleeding profusely and complain
ed Of his head hurting him. Although
not thought to hes erlously injured,
he was brought to the City hospital
here Monday morning. It was found
that his skull Is fractured at the base
OF the brain and the forepart of his
head badly lacerated. The doctors
are having great difficulty in stopping
frequent bleeding, and hope Of his re.
covery is abandoned. Prltt has alleg;
ed that his fatal wounds we're ,inflictt
ed by Harris having kicked him after
having knocked him off his feet:
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we are glad to report everybody
living and in fairly good health in
This part,
Those beautiful rains that were SO
much needed, have Encouraged the
people; until each one is trying who
car sic@tAe greater amount of work.
mrs N. shackclford was visiting
her son, -. NJ. Srackeford OF
Shfnnston few days last week.
lr. ard Mrs. p. A. Tluharly were
Ieglling oa friends at Warrington one
sdas last week.
NM and Mrs. j. H. Wilcox were
Ceiling at Mr., ~ cambridge OF DOWNS
list Sunday
Several Of the people here attend.
.ed childfens night at Flat Run Sun
,day evening,
Ms o. II. Looman was calling at
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Moods Run last Sunday.

MT. CUnTdu FIuudTly sun HHS
calf to ]. w. Wilcox last Monday.
The contest will soon close and
some one will be the owner Of the
fine Jersey Cow; We extend our con.
gratulations to the lucky one.
Mrs. D. M. Shackelford of shinn.
ston is visiting friends here this
week.
Rev. 4. Kendle preached very
good sermon here last Wednesday
Miss Eva Gump is staying at Mr..
T. A. Toothmans this week.
Mr.. Conrad Fluharty and sons will
soon have their wheat all in shock,
Mr.. c. H. Shackelford is helping
Mr.. o. II. Looman in his wheat this
week.
Several of the people here will at
tend the big show at Warrington the
2Sth. ~
success to the paper and its many
readers. ~
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cURTIsvlLLE ITEMS.

The health Of our community d
good at present.
I, Wheat harvest is here and at pres
emit the weather looks very untayora'
BILE for same,
George Price, of Pricetown, was
calling at Mr., A. w. Beaty's Sunday
last.
Mrs. sada LemleY. of Weston, is
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mts.slss
=. Gump.
/ Hattie and Rena Beatty, Edna Ice,
Lille Gump, saba Leniley, Frank aud q
Ross Price were visiting the GLADE
Fork Sunday school Sunday last, ~
Rev. Sleeth preached a fine sermon
at Curtis Sunday at 1880. A large
audience was present. iS
Mr., "A, y. Gibson and family started
last Saturday on along visit to friends
and reIatiyesln Preston county
a As news is scarce we vii close wish!
Ing success To the Free resa.
gls25l y ~ ii yrs x, \, ~
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GOM|NG TO
THIS CITY VERY soon
THE GREAT LIBBY is IN FAIR.
MONT AND WILL Be AT THE
GRAND IF THE HOUSE CAN BE
SECURED.

1t is very likely that an entertain
ment will be given at the Grand Opera
House in the very near future prob
ably next week, when the Great Re-
nowned Libby, the hypnOtizer of,.na-
tional reputation, will give demon
stratlon Of his skill in this scientific
line.
If possible, Professor Libby will en-
gage the house for several nights and
in addition to giving his performance.
he will do some street stunts for the
public that are said to be startling.
The professor was in The city last
evening and will this afternoon see
Manager Will Deshon, Of the Grand,
to ascertain If ARRANGEMENTS cannot
be made in the next feR weeks at #
least for the place. oG II ~!
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sMITHToWN.

Mr.. Ira Devault, wife and son OF
VIropa is visiting there parents in
this place.
Mrs. D. o. Morgan Of Harrison Co.
spent week with relatives in Smith
town. 4,
Malone of Opkiska visited J. T..
Kraumer and family one day last
week.
Mr.. Joseph tsansberry and wife
who is up in the eighties are very
Ill at this writing.
The mail carrier on the Ctawaba
rout was passing along the road one
day last week when he spied some
ripe berries; he got OF his horse and
went up in the bushes to get them and
found a large bundle; he opened 1t;
1t contained a large lot Of woman's
clothes and shoes and + NOE in It
staying where he could find another
bundle behind a certain log In the
woods. the next day asiheG passed the
place he got off his horse and went
tt look; he found the bundle with
several. pairs Of shoes and several
suits OF women's clothes he made in.
quIrey in the neighborhood and soon
found. the owners for the clothes:
Every garment being identified. Sew
eral. iamilys last winter had their
houses robbed but mo trace Of the
robber could be found and It still re:
mains a MYSTERY.
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When the cook gives notice, lst
want ad mark the event.
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oRIenFAToRs OF Low PRICES IN RAIRAGolT.


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Aurtton baIes. Tbts Zap.
NNttUH @HIGB, WUI3 35dp.
>>>>~>~~-~~>~-~~~>~.- ~-N~-~-~1-.~[~->
BY j. y. Carncal e. Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1909 Taylor ST.

By virtue or a certain deed OF trust
date May 10. 1905. and recorded in the
Rtchm1nd Chancery Court clerk's Office
IN ID. Il. l85 c. page 10. default having
been made In the payment OF a portion
or tho debt secured thereby, and having
been required by the beneficiary there
IN so TO do. Will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 80, 1911.
at 1880 p. NJ.
on the promises, proceed 10 sell a.
public auction the property conveyed
therein. VIZ.
Al, that 20. or LAND. IN the city Of
Richmond Va. together with all iu-
prov,ements thereon. beginning on tina
point distant thereon ISL feet more or
less, westwardly from the western line
OF Reservoir Street thence running
.westwardly along and fronting on tho
said southern line OF Taylor Street 30
feet., more or less. and extending back
southwardly between lines parallel
with said western limo of Reservo,r
street 100 feet, more or less, TO an
alley in common g feet wide
This Is n splendid opportunity for Il
SPECTATOR. investor or home seeker as
this property Is In a frst-class rent
ing locality and will pay we'll a bar.
gain can be gotten by attending, the
sale.
TERMS Cash sumcient 10 pay all
costs of sale, taxes and insurance to
interest from January 10. 1911. and the
balance at six and twelve months, with
interest az s per cent. secured BY a
deed OF trust on the property
JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON.
Trlytae
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%li8ceIlaneol8.

AIDES, ATTENTiON, Now THAT
THE SPRING SEASON HAS START
JED. HAVE UIjSOLN1;D no GUAR
ANrEE EVERY SUIT | MAKE AND
lte TT DOES NOT EFT PERFECTLY.
YOU ARE NOT OBLIGED TO TAXI L,
IT. HAVE a Full. LINE OF
FROM WHICH EVERY LADY CAN
CHOOSE SOMETHING TO PLEASE;
Her. AN STILL MAKING SUITS
AT REDUCED PRICES. PLACE.
YOUR ORDERS FOR SUITS TO BIZ:
MADE LATER. EVERY SUIT
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. CALL
laAitLY AND HAVE THE FIRST
SELECTION. YOURS REPECTFUI.-
LY. $. BUDMAN. SUCCESSOR TO NJ.
I3ANNETT. $40 WEST GRACE.
STREET. PHONE MADISON 691i.
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York. who established hospital at
Berryville. Clarke county; several
years ago, has decided 10 close the in
stitution and go TO his farm near the
Shenandoah River Efforts are being
made by the Kings Daughters, how
ever. to keep the institution open. and
meeting has been called for this
week 10 SEQ what can be done in re-
gard to raising q fund
A large number OF people haze sub
scribed for shares Of stock in the new
company which is being organized for
the purpose OF making an extension of
the trolley system from Cumberland
Md. to Winchester BY way Of the Back
Creek Valley, and those who are IN
terested III the project say they fully
expect TO carry their plans TO sue
cessful conclusion early in tho spring.
Tho line has already been built from
Frosthurg to Cumberland, and 1t Will
penetrate a rich territory, passing
through tho now famous Apple Ridge
section OF Frederick and adjoining
counties. in which some OF the largest
and most productive apple and peach
orchards in the East arc situated.
One OF tic movable schools inaug-
urated recently by tho Virginia Do
partmcnt of Agric lture was held dur
ing tho past week t Middletown. this
county. In the new Seventh District
Agricultural High School, under tho
direction Of the principal. Professor
John Il. Hutchinson The meeting lasted
nearly all week. and largo crowds of
farmers and others Interested In farm
ing and horticulture attended the seS-
siOns each day. Practical lectures and
demonstrations were made by experts
fro ,;.,,,
at Riackshurg. and the United States
Department OF Agriculture at wash
ington.
Paul Glynn and his pretty eighteen
year-old bride. who was formerly MISS
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DusineB8 Opportunities.

WANTED, TO SELL INTEREST IN
4 good paying drug store in Roanoke.
, "a; VIII sell all. but prefer selling
interest to the right man; owner ha s
other interests that require his time
Address r 250, caro- Times Dispatch
WANTED, WANTED, TO SEE IN PER
son or correspond with party with
lew hundred dollars. wishing TO
K double his money within six mon tbs
4 with view organizing stock company,
} putting newest and latest invention
2 upon market a sure seller. DO not
reply unless YOU are interested. Ad :
dress II 1858, care Times DISPATCH
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Hazel Richard, were accorded a ,rous-
ing reception when they came back
from Hagerstown this week, after sue
cessfully evading the girls father and
getting married at the Maryland
Gretna Green. Efforts We're made to
reach their home at Mountain Falls
mineral dcd, but friends had received
word ny phone that they were on the
way. and rs the couple approached
the village they were surrounded. az
Il from ambush by people with horns,
bells cans and other noise making de-
Vices. and the groom was required to
make a speech, Mr., Giynn's father,
the late Captain James Glynn, was for
many years secretary of the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis. H
William G; Conrad, who is one 81
the candidates now being voted Oh tha
Montana Legislature for the United
states Senate, is a native of Warren
county Va, ana maintains a fine couii-s
try home. "Montana Hall" a White
Post. Clarke county, where members OF
his family spend much time. Ha has be-
come millionaire several times over
since engaging in mining in Montana
and he has been instrumental in de-
veioping and building UP several towns
in the vicinity OF Great Falls.
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I0aanfeb.


S r. G o N Dbl a n u MACHINERY OF
OF e1ory description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1893 T.
Cary 81. Phone Madison 1926.
WANTED. TO BUY F'Or CASH. HOUSES
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madisoc 1851.
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High Constable S Sale

will sell BY public auction. on
MONDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF JAN
UARY. 1911, 3 O'CLOCK 2. ~.
at my storehouse, No. 1906 East frank
lin the following property. to satisfy
distress warrants and executions il
my hands: Flat Top Piano Showcase
Roller Top Desks and Household Fur
nitnre.
TERMS; Cash.
". H. WYATT. JR..
II. c.. C. r.
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Report Of Miller Fund December 31st,. 1910
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
Second Auditors Office
RIchmond. ga. pecember al. 1910.

HIS "a.
o *
ana perpetual n,an
o open
ike
80 "Nt' $500 go 'o"o ~ fN''t 80
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WANTED. FOR u. s. ARMY. ABLE.
bodied. unmarried nner, between ages
Of IS and 35 citizens OF United States
OF good character and temperate hab-
rs. who can speak. read end write the
English LANGUAGE. For Information APP
ply TO RECRUITING. OFFICE. $50 East
Brot.i st. Richmond. Va. :l5i Sycamore
ST. Petersburg, Va, or Columbia Build,
Ing CRANKY st. Norfolk. Va.
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Situations. Drnfegsional

WANTED AT ONCE BY A HIGH
Z. school graduate, holding frst-gradc
ceruhcatc, position as teacher for
public or private school Address
MISS J. e. TRENT, Boiling, Va.
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AeaL estate for Aeslt.

STORE, NO. 8 u. BROAD STREET..
large, modern, etc; reasonable rem
tai j. a. CONNOLLY & co.
GIVE us YOUR PROPERTY 10 SELL
rent or insure. We Will do the rest
H y. n. WALKER e. CO, Real Estate
and Insurance. No l Mutual Build
Ing (entrance corner Ninth and Maip
Streets).
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THE PERSON THAT TOOK BY MIS-
take. from ihe porch Of the Shelter
ing Arms Hospital Sunday afternoon
u ladyS silver handle umbrella, VITA
monogram T. y. +. r., viii receive
reward Il same is returned to hospi-
tRl. or phone Madison, ,T1S
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Buarninq.

" IN ! ~. BoAtDERS FOR LARGE
desirable second story rooms; also
table boarders. Apply 203 East
Grace
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Ngent8 Uaanfen.

FANCY POST CARDS; BUY DIRECT
from importers: save niddlcmens
profits. Send soc, for 100 samples,
retailing two for five Agents want
ed. ACME IMPORTING Co, 1881
N RrO2 q " wv n Y 49,
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SITUATIONS 1Nantfn, sFIaIe. I

FIRST-CL.tSS BOOK lEEPER. NOW,
employed, would like 10 make
change j SIS. care Times Dispatch.
POSITION OF BUILDING FOREMAN:
# no objections 70 leaving city. good
references Address - 2l7. care
Times Dispa tch.
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DfIp. G5lale am ffemaIR.

YOU ARE WANTED FOE GOVERN
ment position; $50 month. Write for
list or positions open FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept $50 c. Rochester
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@nIirttnrs enn @aLegn1en.

TWO. LIVE d MAGAZfNIS SUBSC-RTsiilP5,,
ton solicitors TO call on cxpira-
lons and write new business .Ap-
ply 10 +. Grace Street. after 4 p. M
Il. G.. GRONEMEYER.
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Nd MATTRESSES.

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES I,FMADE
now: sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR &. HUNDLEY. I'll
East Broad Street. Madison 1924
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xen1i:-.r--=&seL 5l.b 2iDr Sstofk.
BABY CHrcks-R, !. REDS AND BAR
red Plymouth Rocks, $40 hundred:
strong, healthy, mixed breeds, SIS
hundred Addres VIRGINIA POuL-
TRY YARDS, Jctersville. Va
EOTlCEt-FR COWS ALWAYS
on hand for sale. Apply to r. r.
BEOADDLS. Highland Springs. Va.
r. F. u No. l.
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3 - - = -
HAULING.

If YOU WANT YOUR HAULING DONE
quickly and promptly at any hour.
night or day. call EPPS. the IIauler
Phone Madison 1851: night. Madison
51o3-L. Wagons furnished by yearly
contract.
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WANTED. GOOD MILLER FOR COUN-
try buhr mil. wheat and corn: mar
ricd man preferred. on salary or
shares. Address ". & II N-HATEIT
Kew, Va
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Rnnn1S tor Rent.

CLEAN. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Phone Madison good. Transienis,
permanent. baths; central TIE
Z, WELLINGTON. 9li East Clay Street.
BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS. SECOND
s,3ry. very convenient TO bath, with
private family. Apply iTlo PARK
Avenue. or phone Madison 1856 l..
THREE SUNNY ROOMS. FURNISHED
or unfurnished. with or without
heat: one square Jefferson Hotel.
Address z o6I, care Times Dispatch.
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CINE. US YOUR PROPERTY TO SELL.
rent or insure. We will do the rest.
Il D y. WALKER g. co. Real Esta to
and Insurance. No. J Mutual Build
ing Centrance corner Ninth and Main
StreetS),
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Want Ad Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
tor less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.
~. Classification not guaranteed
after $50 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for tho WANT
AID. MAN to call
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ETRAYED FROM THE FOLD, ONE
lady3 black Persian lamb collar, Lee
tween -. paul'a Church and the resi-
dcncc, lQ6 North Ninth street. yes
to-day. Reward II returned TO the
above mum bcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30
Znst am TnunH.

LOST. on Pt:TE:HSBUKG ROAD Or n
Rlc'imond. one auto tool bag. ono
4OX4 L. inner tube and one air
tank. Reward If returned to RlCIt-
MOND IRON WORKS CORE, Rich
nond, Va.
LOST, SUNDAY, BUNCH KEYS RE-
ward. Return 10 Times Dispatch Of
flee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-30

THE NOONANDSON REALTY COR
poration, auctioneers OF 'real estate.
personal property and stocks Of
merchandise. Auction sales con.
Quoted on or of tho premises. on
the shortest notice, and on most
reasona bile terms. Phone Madison
SA5 Address IS North Eighth
Street. Richmond j. w. LORD
5t Auctioneer