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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-13
THE HOME PROPOSITION.

Some one asked the question,
why SO much property in Fairmont
is offered for sale?" It Is because
everyone has a plan; the people want
to get busy. A great many people
find themselves seriously andicapped
in business because their investment
is top eavy in the home.
A large home means much ex-i
pense. 1t necessitates labor, and do
mcstic labor is at a premium. 1t
means responsibility and often the
woman Of the home does not find
time to look after her family and be
interested in the higher things Of
life because she has too much respon-
sibility in the house. g
aunealows. all one floor houses
with conveniences, are the style
Fairmont.s hills seem TO have been
made for bungalows and fresh air
houses,
Fairmont's people are; generally
speaking. men Of ordinary circum.i
stances and, speaking from the in.
yestment or speculative side Of the
proposition, Two to Four Thousand
dollars Is sufficient amount for any
body to have in a home.
Mr.. Levi b. Harr sells homes and
home sites. Bungalow sites In price
from ssOe to $1,000. the lots 'front.'
ing SO to 100 feet and OF good depth.
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Features Of
Teachers
Institute
PLANS ARE ABOUT COMPLETED
FOR PEDAG0GUES' ANNUAL
MEETING.
SEVERAL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
HAVE BEEN PLANNED FOR
TEACHERS.

/. Plans are about completed for the
Marion county teachers institute
which will be held at the Fairmont
Normal school the week beginning
August 81. Some special features Of
the week will be social on Monday
evening: an open air story tellers
Entertainment on another evening,
and a baseball game. This last feat
ure will be arranged by Principal
Homer C. Toothman, OF the Fairview
high school.
The entertainment committee is
hard at work arranging the details
of the social on Monday evening.
The committee is composed Of Beryl
Morgan, Agnes Erwin, Virginia Gas
kill, Katherine Barry. nellie Manley,
Ruth Mortified. W. E. Buchey,
Sadie Floyd. Rane Kennedy, Hoomer
C. Toothman and Oliver shurtleff.
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The people did not know that Mr.
sHarr could sell houses right on Chi
icago and Grant streets. right In
town in good residence district
at prices from $4,000 to $4,000 on
monthly payments. a small cash
payment of. say 5000, Is always bet
ter to show the good faith of the
purchaser.
Mr.. Harr offers an East Park Ave.
nue. house of rooms. located on a
lot, corner to an alley, co feet wide
and 1G0 feet Tonga fine garden
the property ought to bring $4,000,
yet 1t can be bought for much less,
in fact, any one desiring such a
home, may trade small property In
part payment.
One of the special real estate prop
ositions offered in the city is the
home on Locust Avenue, No. Az. A
house of 6 rooms, lot Is feet wide
and 1877 feet long-an excellent
garden spot. The location OF the
Normal school-the widening of the
ayenue-its proximity to the city
and schools and high residence char
acter of the community would ap.
near to make this location extremely
valuable. Do YOU know that it can
be bought for about two-tbirds It's
apparent worth. and $4,000 of this
uncut paid as rent?
Now Is the time OF opportunity in
Fairmont Real Estate. and people
will do well to see Levi u. Harr.
"s ADV.
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Pleased With
Order For
Big Engines
People GLAD TO KNOW THAT
POWER TROUBLES WILL
SOON BE OVER. s.
NEW PLANT TO BE MUCH LARG.
Err THAN THAT AT JAY. /;

Fairmont people are glad to hear
Of the letting of the contract by tho
afonongahela Valley Traction Com
pany for four 1850 X. W. engines
that will be placed in the new power
house to be erected and installed at
Hutchinson. With the additional
engine installed in the coal COM
pany's plant at Hutchinson and the
four engines of the traction COM
pany, the company will have double
the capacity that has been generated
Mt the cayenne plant in addition to
the cayenne plant.
. Street car service has been abou.
normal the past week. Yesterday
everything was running full. The
broken engine at Hutchinson will be
repaired by Wednesday and this will
give an additional 1000 k. W. to the
power now available.
The new power plant is to be COM
Dleted and In operation four months
before the water trouble is due next
seasons
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ESTIMATE OF LEVY.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Marion.

b. bhts VI Euii lOU,
Town of Pennington. To-wit:
At special session of the council
~ the town of Pennington, Marion
county. held in the council chambers
hereof, in the town building on the
eleventh day of August, 1914. there
were present, F. G. Gray, Mayor, G.
II. Musgrave, recorder.
{ In accordance with section 4, chap.
ter 0. Of the Acts of the extraordinary
Session of the legislature of 1908, the
council proceeded to make up an es-
innate of the amounts necessary to
levied for the current fiscal year,
% lycr all municipal debts and liza
Utilities payable during the said year,
including probable expenditures for
municipal purposes. and proper al
lowances for delinquent taxes, ex-
pense Of collections and contingent
lies; but deducting thcrefrom the
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LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
"TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE

We want to tell those in Fairmont
suffering from stomach or bowel
trouble that we are agents for the
simple mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine, ETC.. known as Adler-i-ka.
the remedy which became famous by
curing appendicitis. This Is the
most thc-nush bowel cleanser known
and JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and
constitution almost IMMEDIATELY.
You will be surprised at the QUICK
action Of Adler=iEka. Martins Drug
Store. Adv.
FOR SALE = Household furniture.
practically new. Apply Mrs. Z. ".
Duffy, Sth and Benonf Ave. S-13-3t
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Total estimated receipts, sess.54
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS. =
Debts and demands owed by said
municipality which will become due
md payable during the current fiscal
year. including interest on bonded
Indebtedness oreyery kind and char
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= ! y
money in the city treasury applica-
BILE 10 the service of the year and Emas
nleipal claims and doth determine
and estimate the several amounts To
be levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy So cents on the
hundred dollars valuation.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the said munich
pality. and the amountsthatawill be-
come due and collcctible from every
source, except from the levy Of taxes
TO be made for the current fiscal year.
Balance in hands Of the city
treasury a.. 1880
Hotel licenses ..........l.g.'. 1898
Tobacco and cigarette H.
cehSes 1000
Other licenses 5000
From street paving and sew
or bills due and uncollected 206.04
Uncollected taxes ......... i60!26,
Total estimated receipts, sGS9.54
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
Debts and demands owed by said
municipality which will become due
and payable during the current fiscal
year. including interest on bonded
oreyery kind and char
acter.
Election expenses ...,.i.l: 4; 25.0o
Salaries ...........,.s..... $500
Streets and alleys ......5...i. 10000
New street paving ....... 1,150.00
New sewers ...........i.l.. $500
Commissions ....,. .i.1.1.i.s 1000
Lighting and heating 49,. 10000
Total estimated disburse:
ments ........... s2,315.00
Amount TO be provided for
by levy 100000. .......I...s1,G75.46
1t appearing to the council TINT
the total valuation Of all taxable
property in this municipality accord
ing to the last. assessment thereof, Is
S4S1,S43.20: being real estate TO the
value of s221,375.OO; personal prop
crty to the value OF s19G, G50.Oo; ana
railroad and other property assessed
by the board of public works to the
value of $63,S1S.2O. as certified to
the council by the officer whose duty
1t is TO make such report, and O. an
pearing from the foregoing estimates
that 1t is necessary to raise by levy.
after deducting all credits, s1,675s4e
for municipal purposes; therefore 81
Is determined that a levy on each One
Hundred Dollars valuation OF Thirty
five cents t35c) for municipal purs
poses will be necessary to produce
the estimated amount as aforesaid
for the ensuing fiscal year.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
County of Marion,
Town OF Pennington. Tozwit.
&c. H. Musgraye, recorder, In and
for the municipality Of Pennington.
county Of Marion, and state OF West
Virginia, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true copy from the rec
ords of an order made; by tie coun-
ell of said municipalitySon the elevs
cnth day of August, 1914.
Given under my hand this eleventh
day of August, 1914.
G. H. MUsGRAVE,
Recorder OF the Municipality
OF Pennington, w. Va.
Aug. 1920.
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mont fair whore all may see what the
girls are doing.
Following IS the enrolment of the
club:
Fairmcnt district: Alyeda Han.
Bertha Stewart, verba Michael; Mel:
lie Robson, Della Tucker. Alice Grim,
Ruth Ours, Lola Floyd, Flossie
Brownlee.
Warrington districts: Coda Good
hight, Stella Hawkins, Cleo Ice. Fairy
Hibbs, Mary Michael, Edna Yeager.
Lena Gump, Opal Straight, Hazel Mi
chael, Madaleen Thomas, Agnes
Thorne, Lille Duncan, Gladys Loo
man. "
Lincoln district; Marie Bell.
Pawpaw district; Nellie Layman
and Mckinley satterheld, a boy who
Is doing the club work.
The club then gaze the class song
rendered to the tune of Dixie" and
words as follows:
TOMATO CLUB SONG.
tT'une: Dixie.)
The Tomato Club Is a girls organlza-
ton,
BY county, state snd tile nation,
Can away, can away. can away. our
club girls
To make us wise and healthy and gay
And learn to work as well as play,
Can away, can away. can away our
Club Girls.
Then, hurrah for the Southern G. C.
C. hurrah. hurrah! 81
For the c. c. C. we pledge our band
Head, heart and health at her COM
mand.
Well try, we'll try, we'll try to make
best better.
We plant our seed in the month of
Before the sun begins to parch.
Plant away. plant away. plan away,
Our Club Girls
From the hotbed 10 the field we take
1t,
Ground as rich as we can make It.
Plant away. plant away, plant away,
Our Club Girls.
When the fruits are ripe We begin
our canning,
First result of all our planning,
Can away, can away, can away, our
Club Girls.
When the cans are sold and the prizes
given,
We receive the reward for which we
have striven,
Can away, can away, can away. Our
Club Girls.
a Gamer can can the things that she
can
But a Gamer can't can can. now
can she?
Can away, can away, can away, Our
Club Girls.
No, q Gamer can't can a can. now
can she?
But farmer can farTss farm, now
can't he?
Farm away, farm away, farm away.
Corn Club Boys,
Now, why can't fagmer and Gamer
together y
Combining their talents find out just
whether
Can away, can away. can away, Our
Club Girls.
Both farmer and Gamer can make
more In life
Than by trying TO farm without any
Can away, can away. can away, Our
Club Girls.
Music Repeats.)
For n wife is essential and blest be
the man
Who while farming his farm gets a
wife that can can.
Can away. can away, can away, Our
Club Girls.
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pRINoEsI. NAPOLEON.

PARIS. Aug. 70. Prince Louis
Napolcon has sent a tier TO rresi-
dent Poincare demanding That he b.
permitted 70 serye5unler the French
flag. and adding tiiat5is his reuurs
is refused lie win return to Ruasi3.
where he was q general Of division.
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OFFICIALS HERE.

Superintendent C. D. Obey and
Engineer D. *. Orr. Of the aronoasa.
.hela railroad were in lh:s city yes.
lerday looking over the activities o:
the Buckhannon and Northern.
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e. spending a few days with friends
In this city.
All members u the Boys Club nTe
~ gently requested 20 meet at the club
mouse this evening at 30 O'Clock.
- {. a. BlOyd returned 20 his work at
klhgWoOd. after spending the Tust Few
days with his parents on Tomlinson
avenue.
James Reed. who has been confined
10 his home on Center street with an
Illness, Is recovering slowly.
John T. Gallaher and Mrs. + I
'allahcr have left for PhiladeIphia
and Atlantic City, where they will
spend some time.
Miss Mabel Brown. who underwent
an operation last week al Pittsburgh
Is getting along nicely.
Harry MCMuileu. who has been ln A
baltimore hospital, has returned to
his home on Twelfth street. much I'M.
proved
Dr. -. VI. Spur and Miss Gertrude
spur are spending a few days az
Charles Town. trausaCfing business
Mrs. \. u. Williams and children ar
rived last evening from UuionfoWn 20
spend q few DAYS in this city with
friends and relatives
Two special appointed policemen
were on duty yesterday while the cir
Gus was in our city.
Isaac Rogers. who has been serious
.y iI for the past few days, is .mprDy-
in. slowly
The Kings HeraIds are requested 70
attend me young peoples meeting at
tho First VI. r. church this afternoon.
Kenneth Kimes left last evening for
Lexington. where DO viii spend the
summer with his grandparents.
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DOWDELL REALTY co.
City Home Sites In the Country.
Glendale. W Va.
Bell phone. Mcundsville 3O5-R


Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Josiah Sinclair who pass
cd away az the home Of Mrs. Shcp-
p"rd ON Main street. this city. Satur-
day. we're held from the home Of his
brother. Chatham Sinclair. corner OF
Forty-siNth and Jacob streets. Wheel.
ing. yesterday morning The funer.
81 was attended by host Of friends
who had known the deceased when
b" first came 90 B.nwOod before tho
city was Incorporated Do was large.
ly due 10 his efforts that the papers
for the Incorporation were secured
Many o. the men who work n the
local mills did not 90 90 work YES
inrday in order thar they might nav
th" last tribute To- one who had done
go much for this city and who had
f"en tru" friend % an who were
tu need OF friends throughout his
long life. lntermeut was iu Mt
Wood cemetery Wheeling
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PIONEER CITIZEN
RECEIVED RELIEF
Ken arsahie Story Tols B. Penn
sylsa7ia Man-t4o~ -e Resaired
Nis NeaItn

When one rsgiecfs their condition
ana theN -utfer from headache. back.
atht.. dizziness. poor circulation. uu.
sound sleep. or constipation Do is we'll
70 remember that these symptoms %
stomach trouble are bound DO lead to
more serious trouble Give Nour
stomach a chance 90 make good. help
n so That you may again know IA.
feeling OF perfect health. arsfn have
the vim. energy and NiEor. clear ton.
que and sweet breath and good com
plehlon and b. able 10 sleep the night
through and eat the food you crave
without the fear OF Consequences aft
trNard. There u a remedy called
rant Juice that will assist the much
abused orEan. the stomach 10 accom-
rlsh these results. Many people in
this section are tesufying daily that
tn", nave entirely recained their
health bv the use Of this new remedy.
Nj William J Nipps who lives in
Sufnmerhil near Johnstown. Peunsyl-
Nania. and IL a well known contract
INK engineer is CO years old and a
man whose reputation for yeraclty IS
absolutely unquestioned lie IL a
Plant Juice enthusiast and recently
made the following statement
! have been troubled with stomach
kidney and bladder trouble for the
past two years. was extremely
nervous and the pains In my legs A.
II''H nearly drove mo Wild. ! Away IS
suffered with pains In my back when
would stoop over my bladder was
irritated and AZ nights my sleep was
restless and broken had tried a
good many remedies but they were
all alkc-did me no good have
used one bottle 81 Plant Juice and feel
better than ] have felt for the past
two years. My stomach dicests tho
food properly. pains are entirely gone
and In fact feel new man. I am
going 10 take a bottle home to ml
wife. I Cheerfully recommend Plant
Juice To- anyone suffering as | did 90
Tho symptoms % stomach trouble
are many and varied Any one Of tho
following may indicate the disease
irregular bow els. Indigestion. palpita-
tion. irritability. dyspepsia. Coustipa-
tion or pains In the back or sides.
Plant Juice Is for sale by all drug
stores Get a bottle today from your
druggist and give II a trial. II Will
surprise and please you-adv.
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Lieutenant Lan3er.. 70 The cry 20.
Ic~ force. is working on the a.r
force this week
Major CLYDE Ford. SURGEON Id th.
United states army VAS he-. t..
ts-tay 20 attend a.. funeral 40 Nr
Sinclair
John po'an. Who has been visif.-.
relatives bon this Cify for the last f..
days. luft last night Tor 81 Louis
Harvey Turner. trsckman for the
p a O. g. confined 20 his home I-
TIE South End with illness
William Carman. local f-ucrizf 20.
turned yesterday from Uuiouporr. %
where he spent Decoration pay and
uuday with his parents
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city yesterday from Glovor's Gap.
where she has been visiting her par
ents for the past faw days.
Rev. +. ID. Fellors left yesterday
morning for New Martinsvillo 10 at
tend the district conference OF the NJ.
r.. church.
Ar. ana Mrs. J u. Nightongale re-
turned TO this city yesterday from
Pittsburgh. where thcy had been visit
ing over sunday.
Edward Miles. fireman for the u
& o.. D. confined TO his home in this
city with illness
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BENW0OD
Police Court

Police Court
-Four DRINKS. Mike Bpncoe. g. W
Snow. Andy Polyrifsl and John Tip,
were each fined 81 and costs by Man.
or Sprouts IN police court last night.
Another case. which involves several
prominent people of this city. was
aired with only ordinary satisfactory
results. 4 fight was pulled OF Satur,
day night in the Fourth ward. and
yesterday warrants we're served ON
four persons. They put I'm an appear
auce, but were equally divided. two
paying IN" fine Of s. and costs and the
other two taking an appeal
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NlchnIl. MIna Sui.

The trial term OF the Marshall coun-
W Circuit court opened yesterday
morning with the appeal suit az Clell
Nichols against the g. a. O. railroad
company, and was tried In the court
NICHOLS sued for damages alleged 10
be due him as the result of some OF
bis fence and hay near Cameron Defn (
burned by spark from the railroad.
The jury after n little deliberation
found for Nichols and awarded him
n verdict in the sum OF $40. D. u.
Evans and e. 4. Showacre were COun-
sci for the plaintiff while Hooten and
Hooten conducted the defendants
side.
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School aoard Ne,

Tho Board of Education Of tho In
dependent district held meeting last
evening at tine OlhC" OF Superintend-
gnt ~ Y. NerriDk and much business
TOT next year was transacted The
remaining list Of teachers for the
next year were appointed and three
vacancies which were made duo 10
the dismIssinr Of the same number.
were iil.od and everything is IN rcadi.
ness for the beginning Of next wear
Ih" regular current Dills were read
ana ordered paid by the secretary.
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Sewer Inspector Frank Ernst had a
force OF men out yesterday flushing
the Seventh street sewer between
Grant and Washington avenues. Sew
eral inches OF mud had become set.
tied I'm the bottom OF the sewer az this
point and a. became necessary 10 use
the hose for flushing same, II is not
thought however that the sewer has
bursted as no break can be noticed
from the street appearance.
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J. w. Lucas Dead.

John WIN Lucas. who resided with
his daughter. Mrs. James Martin AT
Fairview ridge. died Sunday morning
at eight O'Clock. The deceased was
as years OF age and leaves his wifi,
and tire grown children TO survive
Funeral services will be held this aft
ernoon at two o'clock at the Fairyiew
NJ. +. church and interment will b.
in Fairview cemetery.
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cIreus FInhters Flned.

Two well lsown characters OF this
city were badly beaten by several Of
the circus wOrkmen Sunday after
noon and as q result are carrying sore
faces. The circus men. however. were
hauled into tine justice court and
turced ~ pay fine. when " IL rumor-
cd that they did exactly what any
other man uDdtr the circumstances.
would have dome. Tho circus left
town late last evening for Bellalre. o
where they will give two perform
anCes this evening
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The steel department OF tho
Wheeling steel a Iron plant be- now
iu operation after having been clos
cd down for werk Nothing has
been learned definitely 600 REGARD to
Tho l"uufh Of The pr"-eu. run bat Is
expected 10 be- tho usual week on
and then on again
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Shop Repaired.

Tho barber shop conducted ng
charles Fox. near Stop e BOO Tho F.rl
ward. bias been given an ovsrrlu'Iue
Tor th" summer season and now pre-.
.'nis rn inviting appearance \
.arln electric flH lH. been PLACED
D. Oh" Shop which makes If ou. OF
me cnu.H.' places .u fla city
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all is completed the road will be one
Of the best in the entire county. The
ConviCts viii BE- kept at work on the
various roads throughout the county
and ~ VIII soon be seen ~ the con
NiCt labor on the county roads is 20
ing to be- success or failure
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. June The rrs-r-
ORAL rrnEfam rendered DF the NNstar.r
l-lisrafy society 90 West Liberty Nu--
nal on saturday eVerlug was very much
eriu'el ty the large audience rr.s.rf
li vas considered one o. the uHst .r.
prcssiNe held for some time Tho I.r..
auditorium WAS decorated In fFa s..r-
lohal c"l"rH. Rod white AMI blue. gr.
feature which deaervcs special mention
was the .ColuIIsu rrUl" which MS
most beautiful sNerutsI.
The motorcycle race was srfavsr r,.
every ONE ON saturday afternoon T..
niue town was decorated with TaEs and
lhe oltEens ~ the town and vicinity
we're out in force. everybody who t.I
kodak kept thorn busy 4 number .f
students came here from bethany O.
watch the racers Among ~. sfuf.rfs
were Miss Humari Bell and Miss Merle
Cunningham.
The entertainment - tho Normal on
u"Nla} evening viii be The thiIIrsr =
i.3L FiNen by the children o. tho
MDdel 3. ho'I An excellent program f-
being prepared tr the little folks. ur.
Der the direction ~ 1fIss curtis OF the
training department
The INC veadius o. Miss frankie Mont
cur ON the eleventh of June
Mr. AMI Mrs W r. G1tby and Ifftf.
s.n. - Elm Grove. have bcsn NisltirE
Mrs. Estclla shorts.
Mrs John HoHar. Of Cameron. who
Nt l''n very .ll for some time. was
4ln.e Co. r.~.f her mother this week Mrs.
Louis Jerome.
Misses Alberta AMI Hannah Jerome
WIZ i'HN. nr N'iH'- ..y rHr Visit OF
several weeks ir Washington. ID g.. the
guests "f Mrs Charles Summers.
Mrs Harry smith. OF Elm Grove. has
been visiting friends here.
Mr. e. WuIleu repaired his new
aNt"W"hii" "u Monday
NJ o. Timmaus was u visitor lu town
Mr.. ani Mrs O. W. Rodgers wifi o.-
I'hi ~. weddius vu their SON Mr.
INll D. Rogers ana Miss IrIar.r.a
i,.ih. - Sew Martiu-yilIe ou Thur-d4,.
or the Normal i- 200 town
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Evening star lodge No IL. Knights
n Iy'hIds. held q well attended
meeting BOO thrir rooms Con tho Har.
ow building last niGhf This was the
regular weekly session of tho order
OF
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W'MECHEN

DOWELL REALTY co.
city Home site in the Country.
Glendale. IS. Va
Bell phone. N0uudaville 30J-R.