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Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18
TOR THE MANY OR THE FEW

Whether the state highway COM
missioners will use the money at their
disposal to build a highway into this
valley for the exclusive benefit of the
few automobilists or will follow line
that will be helpful to all citizens is
yet an open question, but ii is the
guess of the Press that the commits
sion will adopt the southern route via
San Diego. demanded by all the farm
ers of the valley instead of the Ban
ming route. mainly supported by speed
mad automobilists without any
thought of the economic Importance OF
the highway,
Unless this journal misses its guess.
the commission is composed of men
who realize that the demand OF the
times is for recognition of the rights
of the whole people by those who per
form governmental functions, and VIII
give more heed TO the farmers who
wish a real road for real use than to
those who look on a highway as q
convenience for performing thrilling
stunts of speed.
And after conversing with many
persons from Los Angeles and the
towns eastward 10 San Bernardino
and Riverside. the Press can say that
IT is practically the unanimous opin-
ion in those places that the people OF
This valley and not the automobile
highway boosters of Los Angeles,
should determine on what route the
projected thoroughfare should ap-
proach this valley
The strife of small group in Los
Angeles TO prevent The highway 60
ing through San Diego on the way
from Ell Centre is apparently based on
no better ground than petty jealousy
of the southern city, and expressions
by many Los Angeles people have con-
yinced the Press that that jealousy
of few boulevard boosters is not
representative of the people OF Los
Angeles at large.
A delegation from Imperial valley
appeared before the commission IN
Los Angeles Tuesday and presented
the wish of the great majority of the
people of the valley for the San Diego
route. the members of the delegation
heing Supervisors E. Z. Bennett, R. H.
Clark and r. E. Wills, County Engl-
neer c. \. Perry, representatives OF
Calexico Farmers and Merchants Club
Fritz Kloke and |. w. Mccoy and rep
resentatives of the El Centre Cham
Der of Commerce NJ. w. Conkling and
E. F. Howe.
There was no intimation by the
commissioners of their views, and yet
the impression prevailed among the
delegates that the wish of the farmers
of the valley they represented would
be given as much consideration as
the wish of the automobile enthusl-
aSts
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18

the people who really care what be-
comes of our children with you. |
believe now is the time to get in the
work, before the liquor traffic spreads
TO the other towns, as it surely will
if we do not awaken to the danger.
If we have blind pigs they are sub
ject to the sentence imposed by law
at any time.
But when we license the sale we give
the coming generation the idea that Il
harmful thing can be made good by
paying price into the treasury. Yours
for a clean valley,
PORTER \. FERGUSON.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18
PUNCTuRES ADVISAB|LITY
Of PREpOSTEROUS CLAIM

THAT a town can formulate plan
for debauching this entire valley IN
the hope of profit for its citizens and
then fall back upon the plea that no
other town has a right 10 protest Is
the sheerest of nonsense. as is shown
in the following communication. This
feeling of the necessity OF preventing
the contamination of the valley should
lead TO the organization Of the people
of every school district-Ed. Press. !
HOLTVILLE, April Is, 1912-EditOr
Valley Press-Dear Sir: The Imperial
Enterprise has recently changed hands
and the new editor very definitely
takes a stand on the wong side (as We
view it, when he SHES his hat into
the ring" by saying that the liquor
vote is "one that wholly and entirely
concerns the city of Imperial
Like others who take the same view,
he overlooks the fact that the only
excuse for the existence of Imperial is
that there is prosperous farming
community surrounding it that needs
a convenient trading point and in these
days of large mail order houses and
competing towns we could forego the
convenience if need be and get along
quite as cheaply as at present.
But should the outside patronage OF
the business houses suddenly cease,
how long would Imperial last, depend
ing wholly and entirely upon them
selves?
The organization that was formed
10 bring about the recent result in I'm
perial was styled the Imperial Prog
ressive 10 League.
O. Progress! To what base uses
hath thy name been brought, when a
community founded IL years ago upon
the principle of morality and right
eousness should debauch itself for the
sake OF few paltry dollars, and at
a time when other communities large
and small throughout the United
States are putting this thing away
from among them And they call it
prOgressi
Now would be a good time TO see
what virtue there Is in the anti-liquor
clause in the town LOT deeds Keep
VI the fight You have a majority Of
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal lands-O7SO3)

Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Los Angeles, Cal, March 4,
1912.-NOTICE is hereby given that
AMOS c. FELL, of Imperial, Cal, who,
on February IL, 1919, made homestead
Is S, range IA e. s. B. meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final
communication proof, to establish claim TO
Clerk of the Superior Court of Imperial
County at FL Centre, California, on the
18th day of April. 1912.
Claimant names as witness: Henry
j. Kerker of FL Centre, Cal: Arthur S.
Fell of El Centre, CAT; Erman r. Elder
of Imperial, Cal. L. c. Fell of Imperial,
Cal. FRANK BUREN,
april Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal Lands-o1oe4o)

Department of the Interior T. S Land
Office at Los Angeles, Cal, March II.
1912.-NOTICE is hereby given that
who, on June 16, 1870 made homestead
entry, No. 01o94O. for tract Il. township
Is S, range IA E., 5. B. meridian, has
fled notice of intention to make final
Communication proof TO establish claim TO
the land above described. before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Imperial
County, at Ell Centre. California. on the
23rd day of April. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: A. w.
Swanson, Walter II. Sprague. John Jones.
Humphrey q. SiSSOn. all of FL Centre.
California. FRANK BI'REN.
apT16 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18

De Laval Cream Separators excel
other separators not only in thorough
ness Of separation, sanitary cleanli-
ness. ease of running and durability
but as well in their great simplicity.
There is nothing about the opera
ton. cleaning, adjustment or repair of
a modern De Laval Cream Separator
which requires expert knowledge or
special tools.
Nor are there any parts of which
adjustment is frequently necessary TO
maintain good running or TO conform
10 varying conditions in the everyday
use of a cream separator.
There is no need to fit and adjust
parts to get them together right. They
are so made that they cannot help go
together right. All bearings and bush
ings are easy TO replace. There are
no complicated springs. keys, ball bear
ings or other fittings, that only an
expert can properly adjust.
A person VINO mas never Ioucheu
separator before can, If need be, I'M
assemble a modern De Laval machine
down TO the last part within few
minutes and then reassemble it again
as quickly This is something which
cannot be done outside a shop with
any other separator.
The only way TO properly understand
and appreciate De Laval superiority 20
other separators is 10 look over, and
better still TO try, a 1912 De Laval
machine. Every De Laval agent Is
glad TO afford prospective buyers the
opportunity TO see and try a De Laval
SeparatOr.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-18
POULTRY PRICES
gstreth quotes poultry buying PRICES
SECRET SOCIETIES

I'll CENTRIC LODGE NO. 397, Lo.O.F.
T. Meets every Wednesday night in Ma
L. sonic hall. Opera House block. Wis
itors most cordially welcomed J. L.
<TUNIA LODGE NO. 476, Benevolent
7 and Protective Order of Elks. meets
every Wednesday evening at Elks
Han. Visiting brothers are heartily vel
coined. Meeting hours o'clock. T. 7.
GULL, Exalted Ruler. w. c. PRYOR,
Secretary
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IL MECHEN
Many to Take IN esursion

Arrangements are an completed for
The biz boat excursion and outing 20
be given this morning BY the local
IRE department and che local band.
Tho steamer Liberty has boon chartnr.
cd Tor the occasion and VIII leave fha
dam wharf 20 o'clock this morning
Tor Darlington and return Tho boat
VIII stop a. Glendale and a. Mounds.
Ville 20 got passenger ou board and
viii also stop M these two points on
Der way hack Ncarly ar a. fhe tickets
have been sold Tor The affair and 10
is thought that about 900 people vili
attend. Refreshments viii DO served
on the boat and music will be- furnish.
cd hy the local band bow The boat
viii Jay no the wharf af C'8riurton for
about four hours and many viii take
along baskets packed with thcir din.
nor which they viii cat 40 Clarucf0n
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W. 4. Smith. Bridgeton. Ind. Is tell.
ing his friends and neighbors 81 his
return 70 health and strength by tho
use N Foley Kidney Pills. and he says
he wants others to benefit also. II was
so crippled with rheumatism I could
not dress without help. aud had kid
ncy trouble for years. started using
Foley Kidney pills and now all my
trouble has left me and ! do not feel
thar ] ever had rheumatism. I rest
well all night and tho 50 years ola.
can nov DO the work Of man ~ -
years. would ike 10 be the means
Of others getting benefit from Foley
Kidney pills" For sale By John Cole.
man 4 co.
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MeMeehen nriefs.

Harry Rogers and aIfo were az
Moundsvillo csterda- visiting friends
and relatives Tor a few hours
Tho local lodge 81 KNIGHTS ~
fFthin1 VIII meet tomorrow uirhf iu
regular semi monthly seg ion
d W Halc is spending % few d. a
win friends and relatives ar Fair
mont
Many local people will ro 90 Wheel.
This morning 90 witness frr biz Labor
l1r parade f0 Doc hold There
Yrs Edward Uure- of lrran rfrrcf
Who ha- been seriously 900 for the past
several weeks is improving nlcciy.
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Walter b. Hilton. OF Vance avenue.
went 10 Bellaire, Saturday evening and
glass packers OF the Imperial Glass
Works and others
Rev. Charles Beachy, pastor OF the
VI. +. church. preached in the school
houses at Beech Bottom. sunday after
noon. .
Al the industrial Plants. the bank
OF Warwood and majority of the
stores here will be closed down today.
u legal holiday.
Dorothy. the young daughter OF
Chauncey Frazier, who Is seriously III.
remains unimproVed.
Mr.. j. Il. Iost. Of Richland avenue.
Is visiting relatives at DillOnvale, o.
Tickets for the moonlight excursion,
Gown the river, on the steamer Liberty.
70 be given under the auspices Of the
Warwood band. ON Thursday evening.
September 5th. are being sold rapidly.
but limited number are sim ON sale
among the band boys ana at McNH-
mara's drug store.
The Veneer Manufacturing Company.
engaged in the manufacturing 81 metal
ana furniture polishs: at it, plant ON
sixteenth street, Will have fine exhibits
OF It's product at the West Virginia
state Fair On Wheeling Island. this
Mrs. H. Z. Rodgers spent SUNDAY
the home 81 her mother. Mrs. johnson.
in Moundsviile.
The LoVeiand Improvement Company
had force Of men engaged SATURDAY
in moving the tail weeds on its build
Ink sites Ia Warwood. \ large area
was cleared
The new three story building being
erected by Andrew Hart. contractor
for the Warwood Amusement COMPANY
IN south WarWood. viii be completed
on or before September 14th.
Niss Emma Dorsch and a party OF
friends. left Sunday morning. on an
automobile trip to Wuodsneld. -. to
remain over Labor Day
Miss Bertha Connors. Of Seventeenth
street left SUNDAY To- spend Labor Day
with riends at Cleveland.
\ number Of friends spent SUNDAY
afternoon and evening 81 the home ~
Miss Dora Borsch. on Twelfth street
AIMING the number present were. Miss
IS Title Norler. Lille Eentehier. Mar
garet Miller. georgia Hentshler and
Marie Schetz ana Messrs. Martin Wng-
ner Albert Nogler. George Green. Her
man Schetzner and ELMER Hess
W g. Ielfenbire aud wife. Henry
kercher. Jr.. and wife. r. r. Rnbenson
and wife and Ross KcNse and wife.
lett SUNDAY morning FOR an automobile
trip 60 Cleveland The party OCCUPIED
three autos and made the trip via Cam
ton and Akron
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
lEDEzprrou OF norp1

The wheeling Traction Cor,a.n,
tn- succee-or of the MounIsxflls Zen
s.ca and. Whe.linx Railway Company.
nereo1 give notice that IL has elected
u pay and redeem ali ~ ~, Sonas
an9 UNPAID COUPONS thereof trxu~,s
sla os,st4rdins under tns de-d OF
TIE said Mourd.ville Hen~s.sd ana
wheeling Railway Cofnuauv 10 Afsr.g
a.dssn ana william Erskine. frus-
tees Tor the security thereof the aid
bon1s amounting To- one hundred thous-
ana dollars ffloo. oeeb PRINCIPAL The
saii payment and redemption will bs
HALF Dollar Savings Bank OF Wheel
ing. West virginia. in the manner re-
CURED hy the terms OF said trus, deed
on or before the nrst dAy OF October
1919. OF a sufficient amount OF money
70 satisfy and redeem all Of said bends
With interest accrued Go that date. and
All interest on said bonds shall cease
70 accrue on said hrst day Of O-,ober
lsiz. the money being - deposited Tor
w psl tnent ana redc ui9tion thereof.
I ,ts-..,,t assnuy maturing coupons
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
BY W. a SHIRLEY.
Secretary.
referring 10 the above notice OF re-
osI.apti9n % he Moundsviile. Benwood
ana wheeling Railway Company firrt
nortSage So bonds Ne hereby offer the
notarrr OF said bonds the privilege OF sub
sSIi".nk - a limited amount OF Wheel
ing traction nrst consolidated mort
gage % bonds Of 1891 at a special
price OF - and Interest. said orer
subject To termination ~ any time
Without notice.
The Wheeling Traction Company
hIst consolidated mortgage Sc bonds
OF 1881 Will be secured by closed
lrAt mortgage Of two million FIVE hum
dred thousand dollars 800 O0o) on
the entire property OF the company
which - earning more than twice that
amount at its fixed charges
We shall be glad to furnish fur,her
particulars upon application
REDMOND a co.
50 Pine Street.
New York.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY.
WASHISGTON. II. g
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Arrangements have been complotrd
for The opening Of The public schools
Zoo ibis CITY on next MONDAY morning.
september 20 q lsrEo Increase iu fhe
attendance is expected due fp fhr fact
That The school house ln the Fiuh
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ward at Beuwood has never been re-.
quit and many children from that
ward viii likely attend school here.
Ali the teachers have been appointed
ahd the rooms Of the Two Buildings
nave been put into good shape Tor the
opening
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Stockholders Meeting.
NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given that the Direc-
tors OF the Ohio River Railroad Com
pany and the President ana Directors OF
The Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Conn
pany have made an agreement for the
sale by the former Company TO the lat
ter Company Of the ohio River Railroad.
It's corporate rights ana franchises. sub
ject TO the approval OF the Stockholders
OF each or said Companies. and a meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Ohio
River Railroad Company will be held at
Parkersburg. W. Va, at 400 a. m. on
october 10. 1912. at which meeting said
nsreement viii he submitted for Gppro-
val or disapprOval ami q meeting or the
stockholders or The baltimore * Ohio
Railroad Company Will be held at BalfI-
more. Nd. At 100 a. m. on November
-. 1912. at which meeting said agree-
ment Will be submitted for approval or
disapproval.
{. W. WOOLFORD. Secretary.
ohio River Railroad Company.
{. W. WOOLFORp, Secretary.
The Baltimore * ohio Railroad Company
Jy-&2-2g-au-S-i 2-Is-e6-s-2-9-IG
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STEUBENYILLE

Henrietta Barnos 81 3D. vs. Elizabeth
NphIc 90 al. suif ln par ifion fled
\. p. HrrF hrs brEun suit against
ID ~ NoffonlorEcr Tor g. t37 90. due
Tor woft Iu organizing Tho Harrison
Mutual Burial association under D.
contract
Paul I.u, VS. Prank D,mctrae
suit for sos 81.
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D | E D

sTuMPP-On Saturday. Avg RI. 1912.
at II 30 a. m. ALBERT STIfAfPP.
ST.; In the Sist year or his age
Funeral from hts late residence No %
Kentucky street On Tuesday after
noon; at O'Clock. Friends OF the
family invited To- attend Internent
stone Church cemetery. After ser
vices special car Will be In waiting
corner Twelfth and Chapline streets
Tor friends and members q. 4 H.
GoETzE-On sunday. September I. 1912
al $40 O'Clock "A. m. at his late resi-
Qoetze.
Funeral services from his late residence
on Tuesday afternoon al 2.3O o'clock
Friends OF the family are invited In
terment private. Greenwood Gene
terry.
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IodaY IN De- oulet

Today. Labor Day vul be- spcnt
V'r} quietly iu this city and viii be-
appropriately observed. as an banks.
1arD'r shops and stores viii b. closed
j. ne manufacturing plants will al.o De-
closed and the toNn viii be deserted
during the DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

IT'S NEVER TOO HOT AT MounfaIp
lake Flrk. On the crest OF tie AIsge-
nee. IN white oak forest Boating art,
Bathing in the Lake. Coachilg Motor
!Cg. Bowling. Tennis. Golf. Cnfnpfas.--
ing July .th to 18th. Chautaueua. Lily
.stn - August 29th. summer school
July lS;h TO August 35th. Missionary
Institute. July lSth 10 2sth. Bible Com
ference. July 18th to August S,h. Good
hotels. home l:.le boarding houses, wife
every modern convenience.
summer homes on reasonable terms
Elcctr.c Hight, natural gas mountain
spring water. sewers.
Addr-ss tie Superintendent
MOUNTAINS LAKE PARK. ND.
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Picnic Not To Ne Held.

The Rev. Edgar ". Day stated last
evening that the picnic that was to
have been held to-day by the MarwoOd
SUNDAY school has been
called OFF on account OF serious illness
IA the home OF - l.. Frazier.
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FOR SALE
.s6COnD-zAaD wIHDows. DOORS
ALSO
oaE LAnoE pEHnIcK WITH 7s-Foor
AID eo-fooT MAST. INQUIRE
W JAA6S L uAWLEy on TIE sIJ-
fEafuTEHpEN1 AT TIE BUfIpINo
STE. fo27 MAIN STREEr.
ron sALE-Tea roofne1 frame dNeuinr
house and lot. Fronting on Man
street iO2 feet. running back ls0 f.ef
NOR OF less Eorsugh OF West Alexan-
.N--uA. au-l9-t
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SEALED PROPOSALS

notico 20 nanufacIursrs Joopsrs ner-
chants and Other WHOLESALE Dealers.
NOTICE - HEItkBY GIVEN That
the state Eoard of Control OF the state
OF West NHginin will receive bfds daily
OF is oHce at Charlchton, West VIZ
gina for iurniaEioE supplies for the
management OF whicf. Is veated 3n said
BOARD Contracts VIII he sWaTded TO the
lowest bidders. quality ccFeidsrsd and
other things pcing eQuaI. West virginia
oe1lers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies reeded will b fur
nishei bidders on receipt OF requests
stating The line desii ed.
sTArE BOARD OF CONTROL.
sg-f-f Charleston West Virginia
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A Handsome Improvemsr,

Inc three story buIa4ng. consisting
oil - twelve story residence and two
store rooms. now being built ON GienoVa
Terrace near Twenty-fifth street, War
wood, Tor w T.. Connolly. will make -
decided Improvement ia the appearance
or that neighbOrhOod. 1t is expected the
structure Will be Completed and ready
Tor occupancy In about ten days.
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WARW00D
Sunday school P,on,o ro-a,v

The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hoId picnic at BLACKS Grove, on
Slenns Run to-day. The members and
church promptly at 1870 a M. and
march In a bOdy To the grove. EXten-
siNe preparations have been maze By
those IN charge. to make the afiair a
successful one and the Indications are
that with favorable weather. the at
tendance Will be large and the hopes
OF Its projects realized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

rk blue r. becoming more and more
the fashion OF the hour and the dark
blue tailor made is the suit OF the smart
woman.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOE SALE OR -RADE-A good seven
room mouse and two lots. with wells
barn. shade. lawn. and other Improve
ments. VIII cell cheap. or trade Tor a
small Farm Address Charles NJ Miller
NameIon. -. . Ie-22-tf
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MISCELLANEOES
~--~---~>-~-~-->>~------S -
LILLY SUEDAT-Se rmOns publts

blLLY SUEDAY-Sermons published
daily in tn. MORNING TRIBI- NJ.
East Liverpool. ONO. , months for
soc. stamps or money order, campaign
begins sept Is. Subscribe Se-s-g
WAHTED-TO secure a copy of the
Journal OF the session OF the Wheel
airy ~. 1868. This Journal was printed
ard bound by Campbell and Derrn0tt.
ana ~ wanted Tor the State Archives OF
w. Va. any owner OF a CODY of the
journal viii perform public service
by communicating with the Intelli-
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis
state Archiveist. Charleston. w. Va.
tf-1ulyl2
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RIVER NEWS

Rapid progress Is being made "a
the improvements NJ the McMechen
ce N and no~ work on the upper side
Of the poiree dam ass been com.
pietsd- At present the workmen are
engaged on the lower side. The work
vas slightly impeded last week By
nigh water. bat rae been resumed.
River eriefs.
The stage at the McMechen dam
last evening was 10.3 feet and the
river was falling slowly.
With six departures. yesterday was
an usisuzily busy day az the local
wharf. The Lorena. for GAINESVILLE.
WAS the nrst boat out. Both the
GREENWOOD and Ksnawha carried
large .eargoes for Pittsburgh. and was
followed last night by the Ohio. The
Liberty carried a large excursion to
New Martinsville yesterday. and the
Sonoma. which stayed over Saturday
TO carry an excursion. left yesterday
for Marietta
Today's Boats: Liberty. Clsringtef,
$3.50 .. IN; and Greenwood. Parkers-
burg. 10 p. m.
River Marks.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. L.
Stages reported tonight follow:
Davis lsland-e.1 feet. stationary;
stormy.
Parkersburg "a feet. falling;
cloudy.
OIL CITY, feet. falling: rain.
Morgantown-7 feet, stationary.
rain.
Warren-3 feet, stationary; rain.
Steubenville - 80 feet. falling.
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

"AHTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
On Eordcr warfare a book descrip-
tive OF ;hs early Indian wars IN NVest
Msinia and other portions Of tae Oh!o
Also wanted TO Guy any copies Of old
histories Of virginia aud Ecst virginia.
or county histories that may lie on tine
market Persons having same will ad-
dress History. care intclligencsr
fuy-g-tf
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

rHI sEvHKE T,.Srns Win
board. 945 Main ST ,gse-J Bell