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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-11
PHYSICIAN FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
Or. n. p. CAMPBELL ON TRIAL
FOR ALLEGED CRIMINAL
OPERATION.
Testimony Of Very Sensational Nature
introduced by State Yesterday
Physician Denies.

Decidedly the biggest sensation
ever produced in the local criminal
court was caused yesterday afternoon.
When. in the case Of the state vs.. DR.
IA. p Campbell. charged with having
committed criminal operation on
Miss Cora Reed Frazier. the en-
balmed body Of a baby. the alleged re-
suit OF the operation. was produced in
glass jar. The exhibit was made
by DIR. Gillespy. to whom Il was taken
by the mother OF Miss Frazier imme-
diately following its birth. and was
used as evidence TO show the condi-
ton OF the child at the time of birth
The case was opened promptly n
800 o'clock and the opening state
ment for the state was made bv
Prosecutor Addleman. who said. in
brief, that on December Is last Miss
Frazier, representing herself to be a
married woman. unable TO support a
child on account OF the recent death
OF her husband. sought relief from
Drs. Reed. Plant. Leech Cracraft and
Cole. These all refused TO perform
an operation. whereupon she visited
DIR. II. =. Campbell. who consen, ed to
make an examination He stated that
before DIR. Campbell consented he de-
manded Sl00. but later consented to
take $50. and received $25 in cash.
The prosecutor stated that Miss Fra
zier received treatment from DR.
Campbell. he using certain instru-
ments. and that. upon her last visit
TO him he demanded more money and
told her that II she ever told OF the
manner In which he had treated her
he would shoot her. On the eve of
last Christmas. the girl. who is but
- years of age. gave birth 10 a three
months old child. the direct result.
claimed the state. OF the operations
performed by DR.. CamT bell
Attorney J. Bernard Handlan made
the opening statement for the defense
ana declared the girl had been keep
ing company with Cheney Ryan. to
whom she was engaged 10 be married
ana VINO was the father OF the child.
He declared that DR. Campbell did
make an examination OF the girl on
December Is last. and found that the
girl had been Attending To pcrforn
an operation upon herself. whereupon
the physician treated her for the
wounds that she had made. but asked
no money. regarding the case as one
OF charity. Attorney Hand'au further
stated That the physician had made
no threats TO take the life OF the girl
First Witness
The first witness called was Mrs
Emma Frazier. mother OF Cora Reed
Frazier. who testified thar she knew
nothing OF the condition OF her daugh-
ter prior 10 the delivery q the child.
bur that Immediately upon its delivery
she took il TO DR.. Gillespy.
DR. Plant was called and stated that
he was called TO help on the case. but
refused 10 state anything further eN-
cept thar he saw no wounds on the
person OF the girl that would indicate
the performance Of criminal opera
ton.
Miss Frazier Testifec.
Miss Frazier was next called. and
appeared confused while on the stand
making statements that differed great.
~. She admitted that she had repre-
scented herself 70 be % married woman
- -Haar ra--rr7 "a -
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40 hen"tt IN the least They maIr matters
worse Ih- malady Kept sprcadlnz slowly
unti my scalp va attacked by Sc Ny
hair came o-t Cufic4-a soap ard ONT
mem vr-' rocpmmea1rf to mo by q friend
{ purchased one cake - Cuti-ura soap aui
= 51~ box ~ Cuticura Ointment ard bosan
90 49, them. washed ma f-cc with warm
water. using Cuticlra soap and drying with
o. syft t"Uei. Afterwards appiyiag fhe CUT
era Ointment twlcc daily rJ-u,1- ant
isnf I1 Two weeks time . ras ,-irri
entirely ~ tn.r skin t-Drti- 'ravIng skin
sHftor aud clearer than hefHrr Si-u@I
Frederick - Wrri. 80, %. 1912
Cuti-I-a soap and Ointment Do so much
f'- POI rnmpdeVi0rs -ef rough hands aus
Dry. t.ir and faiHns hafr ard cost sa Do .'e
THAT DO o. almost criminal r,f o. uss tirm
Ho'i cfr-ywh~rr sample ~ s.irh mailed f---e
with 81 b h1Y. Hr ihc shfu and .raIp sd
dress post -ctr,i Cuti-gra. Dept r Boston .'
ss-Nien wlp sla. o. arf shampoo wiz. C.-
'-Ira soap rinr1dI beet f1- kin and --sip
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STEULBENVILE

Stu BENILLE. q. March 1O-Judga
| }. Lynch. OF Belmont county. WAS on
daN to hear Arguments on the pleas IN
ahttemt mt in the cdSsS or John -. iielk-
nap ana three cases against Richard
,sisoh II was stated by Attorney n
Lewis for the defense that u IA" plea
30 abatement Were decided against the
defense then demurrprg would b.. Il led
aud he wanted the court To- consider
ut murTcrS also.
Mr.. Lewis tor the defense offered the
Tact thnt the sept. 1912. term grand
JHty was empanciled and performed GER
Ia "a business. they adjourned and AS
Rnseberry and j. NJ. Priest. two OF the
original grand jurors absent. lie al
lcEed hat Henry Ewing stepped into
ia" jury box Tor EpseberrN and g. +.
McCIackeu for Priest Both were
sworn ln and the grand jury as thus
Constituted, made some findings and add
Jourucd and held another session.
Deputy clerk OF Court W. ID. Downer
yas called and his testimony as To- the
court record on the grand jury and ITS
Mr.. Boseberry ara serve on the or
iginal panel but the record does not
show how Mr.. Ewing got ON the Ad-
Jouru-d jury.
Testimony was stopped and a hear ring
had ON the demurfers To- the pleas. The
pleas Were not sworn To-. but this was
hcii to be waived when the answers
were filed without asking that the mot
IONS he strtck"u from the records for
Attorney Welty. Of Lima. held that
the pie, did not huid good that Henry
wing was not qualified To- he "a grand
llivr. He held that the statue law
was carried ont IN eUpantllILg the
grand jury and no advantage can be
t.tkru OF irregularities.
ATTORNEY \ e.. Lewis held IL 10 be a
startling proposition tu hold that a vol
unteer grand juror can be clothed with
tie MAJESTY Of the law. II one Voluu-
ter can 20 on the grand jury then why
rot legally all OF the fitt-eu go ON as
volunteers with the htHzen effrontetv
"a ffHH Harsaa q. HOLD
that man indicted cannot always he
present To- object 20 the grand jury
panel because many are indicted who
CO." not suspect they are. tie held the
indictments To be invalid.
The defense viii flr dcmurrerS at
once ant the court said no would hand
down decisions ON the pleas iu abatv-
T"ut next week % viii be- mailed
lsre
Attorney T. T.. Frskiue said ne want
go the cases of sam Z tark and James
ellison tried AZ once. a. G. Lewis asked
Tor early trial for Albert Cuppeu
The trial ~ these eases will likely
begin about March 3ISt.
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hood OFF the Wesley VI. e.. church 40
O'Clock The subject OF the lecture
VIII Doc Commission Form ~ Govern
mont All are cordially invited 20
attend. whether % member OF the
brotherhood or not
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be- placed on the stand at the opening
of court this morning and IL is prob
able that the case will 20 to the jury
before evening.
Tho jury trying the cas-. il compos-
cd Of: Frank caldwell. J. GrandstafT.
James DYSON. Zen Haer. otto r
FricCrouscr, ". \. StinCer. Edward
Heltz, ~. l.. Chambers. Louis IiaU. n.
l.. King, II. ". Newman. l.. W. Vest
wood
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Probate Court.

Probate Judge "A. A Bell took charge
on Monday OF the Probate court. He
announced his official force as john
lfancy 60 be deputy. He IL a son OF
W. q. Francy. Of Toronto. and he haS
teen connected with the sewer pipe
business Tor years. Jno +. Nolan a
former newspaper man. will have
charge Of the book typewriter.
The first official act was to receive an
p!ication TO probate Will OF Budo Mil
kovIc.
Cora Ford and Rena Reed were given
a hearing and discharged for lack of
evidence.
administrator was appointed fo-
Emilio MarcucCi. bond 81 .0OO.
ADMINISTRATIVE were appointed for
the chas. orr estate. bond $1,000.
First account filed in estate OF Chas.
Zeyer
Death claims OF Mike Kacsik and Otto
Strohm"yer. settled with L. : steel Co.
for $4,000 each.
Second account Of Della Mercer
Inventory Med in estate OF Clarence
H. Beidler.
Advertisement and order sale in es-
tate of AMI Gcarsn.
Guardian appointed for Elizabeth
ErandCnberg. bond $1,000.
Administrator appointed IN estate, or
red Beck. bond $4,000
Administrator appointed in estate of
DominiCk Rossi. bond $1,000
FINAL account OF W. q. spies estate
Final account in estate Of Virginia
l.anOyO.
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by the name of Davis. but declared
that Or. II. u. Campbell had asked
her for 500 and later agreed upon the
sum of $50. accepting 81 cash on the
18th OF last December She declared
that he made an examination Of her
and used instruments which she did
not see. and later on the 10th he made
another examination and used instru-
ments which she attempted TO de-
scribe. saving that they caused pain.
She again visited the offices OF the
physician on the 23rd. but az this time.
according To the witness. he refused
10 treat her unless she provided more
money. Then. said the witness. he
threatened TO shoot her II she ever
mentioned the manner in which he
had treated her. She denied that she
had ever attempted 20 operate upon
herself.
Upon cross examination the girl
told OF her relations with Cheney
Ryan. admitting that he gave her the
So with which To pay the physician.
She denied that Dr Campbell HAD
asked her II anyone else had been at
tempting to operate upon her and
then furnished a more detailed de
scription OF the instruments which he
Is alleged TO have used upon her. Mr.
Handlan asked her if she had not told
the grand jury that RYAN knew moth
ING Of her condition. and the witness
admitted that she had lied 10 the
grand jury and had been posted 10
tell many iies. but couldn't recall just
what they we're She admitted that
the object of the falsehoods told the
grand jury was 10 duplicate the ply
stefan.
br Campbell was then placed oU
the stand and denied that he had ever
performed an opcEation of any kind
upon the defendant. He stated thai
she had visited him ON the 18th oc
December and had told him that hc-
husband had died. leaving hor with
child Sh. further told him tina.
she was @ poor woman. unable 10 sup
pore child. and asked him 20 relieve
her "f &c. The physician stated that
d." had refused 20 perform an opera
tion upon her. but had made an exam
innfiou and saw evidences that some
party had attempted o. produce an
abortion. For these wounds mad. hr
some other partl hc had treated ha-.
Hui had not accepted aa. mono. flr
his services. nor bad D.. asked for
money. as Dee regarded tt. case eco
one ~ charity. Dr.. also denied th,.
Doc lad threatened tr euuoi tl. l.tl q
-h" tHii an.orr uf Tire services D..
had rsrd red
Other Physicians.
IF. remand 90 th- dtl was t.ttu
rp wfl the t'stimorr of other urv.
ei'frrs smura them being Dr. Rcd.
wi' had been D.. Hft.Ittu.- rE,.f.fII
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Bridge Irving W. fiw irving suit
FOR divorce and custody Of child and
for allmpny. They were married Aug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-11
FIRST NAP0LE0N'S SON SAID TO BE
BURIED In CALIFORNIA CEMETERY

leEes wilful absence and failure to pro-
vide.
George Lwada has begun suit against
Mehile karnich for $1,000 damages for
Injuries received in an alleged fnalici-
Gus ASSAULT on March 3. 1913. when kar-
MEN without proVOcation stabbed and
Wounded him. His clothing was de-
stroyed by the knife and he was dis
abl'd and famed from attending To- bust
ness and work
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Marriage Licenses.

EdWHId J On-IOW. :. years and
ant
Gtho~ Csiczar - year,. ~ Bradley.
md Ei.ztOeth kuraz. 20 years. Of Steu-
} enviiie.
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Intense ITCHING
AND SNART TING
Breaking Out on Chin and Neck.
BOtches Covered with Crust-Iike
Fish Scales. Hair Came Out.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured Entirely in Two Weeks.

Bissc'i. Ala" About on" yua- aso was
Ht'arsed with n braI,inx oIt on my cain
and neck something roseru bling tctter. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-11
Or HAsKtNS TO TALK
ON COMMISSION CHARTER

u- u So raskirs wild deliver
lecture This evening tp tbc Brother.
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Miss Frazier Testifec.

Miss Frazier was next called and
appeared confused while on the stand.
making statements that differed great
~. She admitted that she had repre-
scented herself 20 be % married woman
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-03
YOUNG WOMAN
Is Fined in the City Police
Court for Street
Drunkenness.

A young woman whose name was
registered as Edna Work was fined
50 and costs this morning in police
court for being drunk Sunday in the
street. She paid the required sum and
was released from custody.
At Sunday mornings session of the
court, four men paid fines of SO and
costs each for street drunkenness and
five others who were convicted Of
drunkenness and vagrancy were de-
ported.
Mayor Frank R. Moore presided at
both sessions.
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READ THIS

Do you intend to have your walls
decorated this spring? II so, let an
experienced decorator do it FOR you.
l can either paint or paper your home
for you at reasonable price. / also
carry a complete line of wall paper
samples for 1913 patterns, and would
be glad TO show them 10 you and also
to give you my estimate what can
decorate your one room for or your
one hundred for. Remember, you
have no job too small or too large, so
get in line with the rest OF the early
cleaners and have me give you date
when you wish your work done or to
show you my book of wall paper.
am at your service at all times. /
also do my own paper hanging and
guarantee the best that can be had in
your city. Four years in Clarksburg
at the trade. Watch for small ad. in
this paper.
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT l. CLEGG,
400 stealey Ave. STAR. Bel phone.
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NOTICE OF SALE


by virtue of an order Of the Distric,
Court of the United states for the
NorthernEDistrict of West Virginia, in
the matter of Nalle Il. Boughner,
Bankrupt in Bankruptcy, entered be-
fore I. A. Brown, Referee, on the 10th
day Of January, 1913, the undersigned
Trustee Of the estate Of the said Bank
rupt will offer for sale at public auc-
tion at the front door of the Court
House of Harrison County. West yir-
giniae on the LIST day. Of March, 1918.
between the hours OF 2 O'Clock p. m.
and O'Clock p. m. of that day, the
following4described lots situate in
Clark district. Harrison county, West
Virginia, to-wit:
Being lots Nos. 4S1, 49, and 4S3, OF
Fair Grounds Addition to the City Of
Clarksburg, as shown upon a plat or
map thereof, being the same lots that
were conveyed TO the said Vale +.
Boughner by the Fair Grounds I'M
pro~ement Company, corporation,
on the nth day OF September, 1908,
and recorded in Deed Book 172. at
page 274, oftHarrison county court.
All of said lots are to be sold free Of
liens and encumbrances.
Terms'of sale:-Cash in hand on
day of sale.
M. c. GREER, Trustee.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
BoARDIERs WANTED@Anolv nj ar
West Pike ST.
FOR SALE

Motion picture house in large city
(Pittsburg.) Fully equipped, every
thing first class. Two Edison machines
In operating room. $50 new opera
chairs. Now running evenings and
clearing s65.oO per week. Only rea.
son for selling other big business oc.
cupies owners time, $4,000 cash
will take the place. First come, frs,
served. Inspection on application te
the following address. "Theater,'
care Telegram office.
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MOUNT CLARE

Mt. CLAIRE. Feb. S-Mr. ant
Mrs. Omar Stout, of Clarksburg
with his brother, Carroll Stout, o
Washington, D. c., were recent Wis
itors of 7. NJ. Sullivan.
DR.. E. N. Flowers, of clarksburg
was in the town on professional
visit one day recently.
DIR. Kemper, of Lost Greek, is at,
tending Miss Ella Pickett, who has
a severe attack of lagrippe. She Is
thought to be improving.
G. S. Holden, of Buckhannon, was
looking after his gas interests here
Friday.
John Flynn, of the Fourth United
States infantry, who spent thirty
day furlough, with his parents here
started for the barracks at Ft.
Scott. Kan, Thursday.
Owing to the desperate condition
OF the road from Lost Creek to
West Milford, the merchants. and
farmers of the latter place and vi
sinity, are making Byron their re-
ceiving and shipping point now.
which adds very much to the already
congested condition Of the depot,
owing to the heavy freight ship
mcnts.
1t is alleged that truancy has been
allowed to prevail IN the high room
of the public school until the climax
was reached Thursday. when only
three of the twenty-five pupils of
that room reported for study after
the noon hour.
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.KosT FUNERAL
Will BE Held at slavish Church
Tuesday Morning.

The funeral OF Daniel Kost, aged
eight months. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Kost. of Kelly Hill, who
died at his home there Saturday
night at IL $50 o'clock after short
Illness, will be held at the slavish
church Tuesday morning at $40
O'Clock. The Rev. F. j. Priyyl, rec
tor of the church, will conduct the
services. The burial will be in the
Holy Cross cemetery.
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FOR s.ALE--Farn of 30 is acres "
Ing miles south of Philippi, w. Va.
on county road, and one-half mile
of railroad station and school; all
level and in grass, with 200 fine
fruit trees bearing and well water
cd. This is one of the most desira-
ble small farms on the market.
Price 81, 900, one-half Of oil and gas
goes with farm. $500 cash, bal
ance one to Eve years. Address
box 81. Elliins. W. va.
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FOR sALE-6 room house, with bath,
finished laundry and cellar, Just
across the street from Point Com
fort school house. Possession given
first of April. For particulars in
quire at 921 West Pike Street.
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PNEUMONIA \
Causes Death of George Glenn Mt His
Home at Northview.

The funeral services over the body
of George Glenn, aged IS months,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Glenn, of
Northview, were held at the home
Monday afternoon at '2:30 o'clock
and the burial was in the Greenlawn
cemetery. The boy died Saturday
night after weeks illness Of pneu-
monia.
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FOR sALE-one four room house,
slate roof, good we'll OF water, eel
lar, smoke house; on corner lot A
by 1885 feet. Situate In Northview.
A goodsbuy. For further informa-
ton inquire OF E. L. Fittro, r, L. d.
No. sS clarksburg. Bell phone
sS5-R.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALI--on West Main street,
two blocks from the Empire Ma
tioual Bank, two lots, one s6x12O
feet the other Sc it. front. The
last chance to get a good building
lot on Main street, worth the
money H. j. White, Mccarty
building, Bell phone 1OS. Home
phone 4SS.
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FARRELL is JAILED.

LATE Farrell, of Grasseln, who was
under bond for his appearance at the
next term of criminal court on a
charge of interfering with Constable
]. n. Crlss in making an arrest, was
surrendered Monday by his bonds
man, !. W. Smith, and was placed in
jail
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS TO sell Iubricatlng oils, belts,
hose, paints. varnishes to factories,
mills, auto owners, stores, theatres,
outside large cities; experience de-
sirable but not absolutely necessary.
Manufacturers OIL and Grease Co.
Cleveland. o.
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FOR SALE-Tour choice Rhode Is
land Red Cockerels, $3.50 each to
quick buyer. Also good eating and
cooking apples Mt 75c and s1.0O per
bushel. Call Consolidated phone
No. 227.
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FOR SALE-The highest class letter
Heads, Envelopes, Bill Heads,
Statements, Cards and special ruled
forms at reasonable prices. The
Telegram Job Department.
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FOR SALE-An attractive bargain
House and lot on Mechanic street,
opposite st. Mary's Hospital. Apply
to it25 W. Main St, Bell phone
1901.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OF BROAD OAKS
will be at the mayors office on
North sire on Wednesdays and sat
urdays from $3.50 a. IN. to $50 p. m,
unit! February 18th to receive taxes.
The penalty will he enforced after the
last named date.
R. C. SMITH. Collector.
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WANTED TO Buy

WANTED TO BUY-sccond hand roll
top desk and office chair. Call
Home phone GSS-L
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sALGsBEEN


wANTED-,An experienced salesman
TO work clarkshurg and vicinity.
selling Swift 4 Co.'S soaps. Call in
person at Swift & Coo Office tomor-
row, nine o'clock.
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FOR sALE-scotch Collie pups from
registered stock; fine, all strong
healthy pups, eight weeks old;
Sable and white; all males $40 each.
Call Home phone 456-W. c. H.
Pue, care Perry's Store, Adamston,
W. Va.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, with use
Of bath and telephone. Two min
utcs' walk from postotflce. Apply
at H. School St.
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FOR sALE-At Grasselll, one eight
room house; slate roof, house on
level lot 441k by ISL feet. This
property ad5oins the Fessler block,
on good, wide. street. Twenty min
utes. five cent car fare from Clarks-
burg and about so yards from the
largest Chemical plant in the world.
Price $1,000. Terms very easy.
Also one lot near the corner Of
jackson and Park avenue. size IS
by 90 feet to alley in rear. Good
residence section. Price 1000.
Terms easy. H. j. White, Mccarty
Bldg, Bell phone 1os. Home 43S.
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ZOE RENT

FOR RENT roC:n fiat, corner Main
and Water streets. SIS per month.
Keys at 20 Water street or apply
at Swager hotel.
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FOR sALE-Carload heavy draft
horses. Every horse guaranteed.
Chadderdon y Bradley sistersvilIe,
w Va.
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FOR SALE

FUN SAAG - IS, - ~
Twenty lots in stealey Heights,
in walking distance of the
Owens Bottle Plant. $40 down and
easy payments pays for them; no
interest; no taxes. Hustle for
choice; also. for sale on Mt.
Clare street car line, three miles
from Clarksburg, some plats Of
two and half, three and half,
and four and half acres ad-
joining the Country Club. Price
right, terms easy. If you want to
buy small farm, large farm, lot
or house and lot, sell, buy, rent or
build. H. ]. White, McCarty Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Two or three rooms In
II new house nicely furnished for
light housekeeping. also sleeping
rooms. Use OF bath and phone.
No children. third house from Sec
ond street. Parrill Court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-03

FOR RENT Four unfurnlshed rooms
for light housekeeping, hot and cold
water, good we'll of water and only
four minutes walk from court
house. Apply at ss5 Jarvis st.