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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
TALK ON JUVENILE
PROTECTIVE WORK

Newport News, Va. Nov. 5.--Kev.
George F. Rogers, of Lynchburg. mas
been secured to speak at the Young
Mems Christian Association Friday
evening ON the subject of the pro-
posal of Juvenile protective assoc'a-
ton and juvenile court. 1ne question
OF Fairgrounds also viii be discussed
and the public Is cordially invited to
be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Sniti,---Lipscomh.

Especial TO The Richmond Yirginian.l
Walkertan. Va. Nov 5.--A pretty
wedding was celebrated yesterday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock Mt the nome Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mallory Smith. near this
place. when their daughter. Miss
Cassie. became the bride of Mr. Nelson
Lipscomb. Of King william County.
Many friends We're present and corr
graduated the happy pair Rev. J..
J. Gregory. the brides pastor tied tho
wedding knot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Bazaar Is a Success.

Many are attracted to the bazaar
being conducted in St. Patrick's Acad-
envy, at Twenty sixth and Grace
Streets. The bazaar will be continued
through the present and coming week.
Automobiles, which may be taken at
the stand near Murphy's hotel, are
provided free for patrons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
VIRGINIA BRIEFS

Roanoke--The women OF Roanoke
who have been busy during the past
week collecting supplies to he sent to
the homeless Belgian refugees met
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. A. NJ.
Nelson. 1925 Roanoke Street, where
all donations had been left, and pack
ed the supplies in boxes for shipment
It took eighteen large boxes to hold
what contributions the ladies had re-
ceiyed and these boxes were put In
the express office last night.
staunton-M Meeting In their rooms
here Wednesday members Of the
Augusta County Medical Association
enjoyed session that was both In
structive and entertaining. The after
noon was given over to addresses by
members, and several very fine talks
were heard. Among those speaking
were: Or. NJ. ]. Payne. of stanton;
DR.. W. B. Payne. covington; DR.. II. F.
White, Fshersville, and DR.. John
Hankins. Fordwick. DIR. M. r. Jones
IChurchviile. the president, presided.
-
Suffolk-At 1870 o'clock Wednes-
day morning in the Armory Hall. the
Nansemond County Fair was formal
lv opened with PRAYER by Rev. j. F.
Coleman. rector of st. Panfs Church.
Dr. II. w. Campbell. president OF
the City Council. made the welcome
address on behalf of the city Of Suf-
folk, assuring the people that the
llatchstring Of the city Is always on
the outside for the friends from the
county.
Norfolk-Only two of the thirteen
/ ca SEES in connection with the theft of
about 81 600 worth of furniture from
the Pine Beach Hotel were tried We'd
nesday afternoon, and decision was
reached In only one OF these. Bill
Williams, coiored. In whose house was
found a rocking chair beiongipg to the
aotel, was dismissed after heSexplain-
cd il was left with him by woman
boarder. The decision in the case OF
John Barber. white. in whose house
about STA worth of furniture was
| found by the Norfolk County officers,
was withheld by Justice of the Peace
! S, Burnell Bragg until the trial OF the
] other cases. which were postponed
until Monday, November To-
/ Roanoke--Rfchard l.. Garner, a
noted naturalist and zoologist. and one
! of the few men who has successfully
studied the monkey Language" who
formerly lived In Roanoke. but whose
headquarters are now in New York,
arrived here Wednesday on his way
/ to San Francisco, where he is booked
i for lecture.
Norfolk-Rev. John Reach Straton,
of Baltimore, former pastor of the
Seventh Street Baptist Church in that
city, has been issued call by the
congregation Of the First Baptist
Church of Norfolk. The congregation
voted to send telegram at once to
Dr. Straton. notifying him OF It's ac-
ton, Upon acceptance Of the call9Dr.
straton will come here, probably the
third Sunday In this month. and will
/ be followed by his family the first
week in December
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
smith Marin.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
ON Wednesday evening. October 2s,
at o'clock when Miss Carrie Eliza :
beth Martin became Sne bride Of Mr..
Edwin clinton Smith, of Rocky Mount,
Y g..
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ". J. Bali. Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church; the ring service be
ing used.
The bride was becomingly gowned
In q beautiful lace dress, and wore "a
bridal veil of tulle caught with orange
blossoms. and carried a shower OF
lilies ~ the valley
she entered with Miss Bessie Carter,
formerly Of Danylile, Va, as maid on
honor W'lo wore q pretty white frock
trimmed with shadow lace, and car
~ied an arm bouquet Of yellow chry-
santhemums,
They were met az the altar by the
bridegroom and his best man. MIR.
Paul Smith, Of Hagerstown, Md a
brother Of the groom The groom
wore the conventional black.
The bride II '1e attractive daughter
of Nj ami Mr. w Tyler Martin OF
Charlotte ur't0lfse, Va. who by her
charni7g r1r"c~~ and Christian char
acte" "o- oT herself a host Of
fricudo N.rers Wherever sf1a
has bec9
The gr,0 }s nae son OF Mr.. and
Mrs VIM Henry Smith, Of HaPers-
town Md, and is q young man Of
sterling character and business ability,
now holding position as secretary to
Mr. j. s Spruill attorney for the
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company.
Rocky Mount. n G.
The bridal party left on late train
amid shower OF rice and congratula-
tons for an extended Northern trip
10 Washington, Hagerstown. Bait
more and New York. returning to
Richmond via. Norfolk
The brides going away suit was OF
dark brown broadcioth. with hat and
gloves corresponding.
After November IL. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin C. Smith will be at nome to
their friends at 2ls South Franklin
Street. Rocky Mount. y. c.
The wedding will be OF much inter
est to the large circle NJ friends Of
the contrasting parties. who viii wish
them a long. happy and prosperous
life.
Cupn-Crisf.
Especial to The Richmond yirginian.>
Lexington, Va. Nov. "a very
pretty home marriage was celebrated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Mustn't Paste Signs.

was summoned to Police Court yester-
day on the allegation that one of its
statesmen, a. NJ Woodward. violated
city ordinance by pasting signs on
windows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Rawiings-,o'e.

Fredericksburg. Va. Nov. 5.-Colo-
mel and Mrs. F.. p, Cole, Of this city.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Gray Cole, to
James Boswell Rawlings. The wedding
Will take place in December
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
NORTHERN NECK MAN LOSES
HIS DWELLING NY FIRE

Irv.ngtou, Va. Nov 5.--The dwelling
of r.. r. Lawrence, with itn contsmts.
was destroyed by nre = few days $50.
with a loss OF about $1,000 on which
there was a policy Of $3.50 in the North
ern Neck Mutual Fire Association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
FOsfer-PcytOn.

Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. c.--R. ].
Foster and Miss Emma Peyton, both
of King George county, were married
Tuesday at the Baptist parsonage in
that county by the Rev. "A. w. Graves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
BIZ MAY MANTON
s4s7 Three-Piece Skirt. ~ to 81 waist

Such skirt as this one finds many uses
1t Is so simple that it can be made in the
bricfest possible space Of time. 1t Is just
full enough for comfort and 1t gives smart
lines. As matter of course, the pocket
need not be used but it 10 unquestionably
a con. enience and pockets this season are
much to be noted. The finish can be made
with tho deep yoke or without It. At the
high waist line or at the natural, but the
yoke that extends little above the waist
line Is essentially smart and makes an
extremely comfortable and satisfactory
hnish. Tho front edges are overlapped
and the closing can b. made with buttons
and button-holes or by means Of invisible
fastenings With the buttons ussd ~ trim
ming only.
For the medium sire, tho skirt viii ~
quire 5 n yds. Of material ~ or IS, ~
yds. a In. wide, The width at the lower
edge Il yd. and - In.
The pattern a4S7 Il cut In slsss from "a
to 81 inches waist measure. II Will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion De-
partment Of thi. paper. on receipt Of ten
cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
OBITUARY
J. N. pnnberton,

Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. 81. H.
Pemberton. postmaster ut Matthias
Point, King George County. was found
dead In his room Monday. He was
sixty-two years old and is survived by
his widow and several children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Cro.es Cpnfcrenr,e Yoar.

Closes COnfcreNo 1omf.
waIkerton, Va. Nov. 6.--Rev. ].
J. Gregory viii preach the last SER
mons OF the conference year Sunday
morning and evening at Mizpah and
Shepherd Churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06

vo,,ng woraen Of Fairmount. The
/ bridegroom is a son of Mr.. Joseph l.
Creegy.
Halloween Party.
one Of the most delightful Hal
! Iowe-en surprise parties OF the season
wag given 90 Miss Ruth Bowman
4 saturday evening al her home on First
4. Avenue. Highland Park The guests
were masked. prize being given to
the person identifying the greatest
nsu1ber present This was won by
( Miss Jcanne,te Cuarles, In the ad-
vertlsoment contest Mr Garland
Roper won the nrst prize. while the
boaby was awarded 10 Miss idboie
I Tyree. The games and refreshments
carried out the spirit az Haliowe en-.
Those present were: Misses Hay.
Emily Taller Lois Yarbrough, IAhbie
Tyrce. jeanette Quarles, Sue Starke.
Fannie sales. EaIa, Edna and Ruth
bowman. MessrS LHyue, Garland
Rover. r. " Miles Jr. Frank and
Iawes RsuuiP Charles Kramer. Frank
Tarbroueh. Leo Tyson, Robert VIII
liams. Bprulce Cone Russell Abrams
md Roy bowman
ro Give Entertainments.
The t hickahumIny Camp Fire Girls.
~ TIr'isnd Park, will leave Friday
afternoon for Cold Havhor, where they
"a4 &lNt al ehbE' ~ iii''o-@t - t"@N
evening for the benefit of the schooi
~ THAI place. The program Will con-
~isi ~ ceremonial meeting dflii'
nIGSi- and rec}tauons Among those
Who w,ll go are. Mrs =. J. f.ippen.
%uardlan' MISS kath bowman
!'oI''hy ,ieh9oh' 'ta''e' y, @dat ItS'
Lsnne Woods, Ruth wyatt, Margaret
Hutchinson. sue @l9Ihe' SUSIE ana
Virginia KNOX
personal
Mrs A j. MuntaS1e IS !'aNlnE IN
'""d i@e Hat3on@i = -. Z S"ANeHaoh'
Mrs ). Robinson mas returned
fgnN Nrrfolk, Va. where Ahe mas heeh
visiting Mrs Garnet
Mss i'essse Darlington mas returned
iH Park Avenue.
MlsS ;. Gray , Wrlsht Is ne %, guest on
Vile. .
AIRS Franklin ~ Morgant OF Los
Angeles, WIN has feeF Spending Some
tt'i3~ ~ Richmond 81 the guest az
relatives. Loft Yesterday for savs nnasa'
Convention. Mrs. Morgan - president
~ tho Robert r.. Lee Chapter. l. ID. G,
NJ Los Angeles. She will visit num-
Der Of cities " Interest In the South
Angeles.
Miss Julia Hawthorne. Of this city,
Mrs Egbert &. Leigh, Jr. who has
been at her summer home, Pied
turned to her home on West Frank
Mr., and Mrs. James r. Patterson
have returned to their home. Poplar
Grove, WHITE House. Va. after spend
ing some time IN New York and at the
Jefferson Hotel this city.
'.'
Mr. Garland Williams of Norfolk,
mas arrived in Richmond, where he
MIR and Mrs II. Ryrte Wood, me
latter formerly Miss Lillian Watson.
whose wedding was an interesting
event # last week. viii return from
their honeymoon the latter part Of
rh.s week.
Mrs. Eugene Eskey has returned 10
her home in this city. after n visit Ia
her parents, MIR. and Mra e, V
Sutton. In Newport News.
Mr., and Mrs. william, NJ. Habliston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Mira. ELIZA r, Horc,

Hamilton. Va. Nov. Mira. Eiisa
p Hose ninety ono years old. Died ct
tho home OF her son-in-law, Henry
Janney, near lincoln. Tuesday. One
daughter. Mrs. Henry JAnnsy, SUR
wives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
tllantI---('lu xerlua.

Fredericksburg Va. Nov. mir
and Mrs w u. C1uver!ns, of King ana
Queen county. announce thu engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Bessie
r. Cluverius, to Thomas Henry Bland
Of the same county. The wedding will
he celebrated the latter part of this
mont h.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-06
Clnt,rs--Crist.

Especial to TIE Richmond yirginian.>
Lexington, Va, Nov. "a yer,
pretty home marriage was celebrated
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I24 3 =
said bridge, or bridges" have not
deemed Il necessary 10 discuss this
provision because the building Of ap-
proaches leading to bridge are but
Incident TO the building of the bridge
itself. A bridge without approaches
would be yalueIess IN the case Of
Post vs.. Board Of Education, IL ".
VA. D the supreme court or ap-
Ipeals held that bond Issue for the
purpose OF building school houses
necessarily implied the right to pur-
school houses. So, hold here that
a bond issue authorizing the building
of bridges necessarily implies the
right to build approaches to such
bridges.
Further, even If / be in error in
holding that the building and repair
OF moro than one bridge into Glen
Elk constitutes but one general pur-
pose within the meaning Of the statute
and that under correct Interpretation
plurality of purposes must be held
to be Contemplated by the ordinance,
still I think that the failure on the
part of the city council to specify in
the ordinance the amount that would
be expended for each purpose does
not yitiate the proceedings, because
! / am of opinion that the statutory pro-
vision to the effect that the amount to
be expended for each purpose be spec
fled is not mandatory, but directory
merely, for If such specification were
made the voter could not avail himself
thereof to vote for one item and
against another but under the statute
| if he voted at all, he could only vote
for the whole Or against the whole:
Code of w. va. Chap. Ala, Sec. 8.
/ For the reasons / have given am
of opinion that the plaintiffs are not
entitled to an injunction. The de-
murrer to the bill g sustained.
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DUFF STREET
TNE REsIDENCE

eight rooms, bath, basement, On
DayeC street near center of city. Five
aainutes' walk to Empire Bank. No
PRICE 5000 CASH
SEQ rs for further description aad
location.
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BONDS
CONTINUED Hrom page one.I

OF the otner states.
In support of my conclusion cite
the following cases: People vs..
Counts. 80 CAL. 26 Pac. 612. wherein
il was held that q proposition for the
e,.snce OF bonds for funds ITO be
applied to the construction OF two
nublic wagon roads in Mar'anosa
-orntv, one from Coultersville to Bear
valley, and one from Mariaposa to
Yosemite" did, not contemplate two
distinct purposes. but only one pur-
nose within the meaning Of the Cali
fornia statute.
c,.v Of OAKLAND VS.. Thompson.
Tsnn vs.. City of Omaha, 1O7 n. W.
Kemp ". Hazelhurst, 80 Miss, 81
Sc IN 90S
CLARK VS.. city of Los Angeles, 116
Pac. 722.
In the ordinance under consideration
1t is provided that portion OF the
bridge bonds funds be auplied To
open and extend streets. ways and ap-
proaches, leading to, upon and from
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oRcHARD sTREET

ObOLLEALSD - = ~S4@@~ =
Corner los 4Ox12O feet on First AID
Oppsaard streets In SteaIey Heights.
PRICE 5000
0ne-third cash, one and two years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-23
To the City Council a Number
of improvements and Inn
portant Extensions.

Chairman Thomas Boehm OF the
councilman'c fire committee has pre-
pared the following report contain
ing recommendations as to the fire
department and its desired improve
ments and extensions, which he
would have submitted to the counc !
last Friday night, if1that body had
met, and which he will submit at the
first meeting hereafter the council
holds:
Honorable Mayor and Councilmen
for the City of Clarksburg.
The fire committee after many
called meetings and discussings from
time to time the best way to advance
and improve the fire department. We
have adopted the following recon
mendations. and do ask that the
same be read to the council, and we
ask that there be no deferred date to
cause any long delays. Your ire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-23

It is definitely known that eatarrh can
Iattng the blood with antidotal remedies
that stop infIammatory conditions through
ont the mucous Innings of all the organs
Of the body. This e done with the famous
SWifts Sure Specific, or as 1t ta widely
known, s. 8. s. It is taken into the blood
lust as naturally as the most nourishing
food. II spreads It's influence over every
organ In the body, through all the veins
and arteries, and enables all mucous sur
faces to exchange inhammatory acids and
other Irritating substances for arterial ele-
ments that ehectualiy cleanse the system
and thus put nm end to all catarrhal polluS
ton. s. 8. 8. cleans out the stomach OF
mucous accommodations, enables only pure,
bIood-making materials to enter the intes-
tines, combines with these food elements 70
enter the circulation, and in less than an
hour IL at work throughout the body In
the process of publication.
You Will soon realize It's wonderful in.
huence by the absence OF headache and
steadily Improved nasal condition.
For special advice on any blood disease
write to the Swift Specific Co.. 223 Swift
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. Do not delay TO get
Always insist that Won want 8. $. s.
and nothing. else - Beware of all attempts.
to sell you substitute.
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FIRE COMMIT
Will RECOMMEND

committee recommends and do ask
for the following improvements:
Article 1-One fire station mace
of brick to accommodate one nre
engine, one hose motor truck ana
two thousand feet of hose, and sleep
INC rooms FOR ten men who are to
be there all the time, what is known
as a twenty-four hour shift. TINS
building to he located in the central
part of the city.
Article 2--We recommend that a
hose house be placed in the east emu
OF our city, same to be OF DrtcN H'
which will accommodate one WaEon 4
and two horses, two thousand rect VI
hose and sleeping room for tnree
men. .,,o4
the west end of our city is to nave the
same protection as Article 2 proV1oes
for the east end. -
Article 4-Some OF the late hres
in our city and others we have reau
about, the committee speaks or tnen.
only as a rem nder to you VINO sa"
the flames of fire eating It's way lnIo
one of our handsome sky scrapers'
and what our tiremen should nave
had at that time was the aerial
truck The committee cont nues the
ran,1isitions. and they recommends
and INSIST on fifty foot holstins
aerial truck to be stationed in the
central fire station for quick action
in case of repetition OF the past.
r+icle h-Ycur comm ttee mas
msda a fnn investigation covering
no denartment and find there is
.,,1oh required to put our tiremen IN
line to handle large fires. we
tnrther recommend that there pe
one hundred feet of sectional ladoer
bought at once and also ten smoke
helmets. 4b.t
there he placed N the central nre
station ave hundred feet of rope
adder and ten helmets be kept on
tha hose truck. the chief can IS
e,e them out to those who will Vols
unfairly assist in the fight, ana
when same is returned to the chleL
the marty will receive a tine slip TOT
pay check. -. 4,ora he
two more men employed for the nEe
department so there can ne q scneu-
ME. what IS known as the twenty
Sonr hcur shift. This will put eight
men on duty all the time; two to 'De
relieved twelve hours at me.
! Article SIN case we should haVa
two 6ras at the same time. as tne
last one In our city, we question
there would be enough hose to CIV
the protection that we should haVe'
I'VE ask that the committee be en-,
powered to order fifteen hundrea
Feet of hose at once from the F,aorick
Rubber Company; same KIND ana
same price as the last invoice fFonA
'h' Article s-Your committee has
been attentive to ita duties m con-
Quoting this department for the last
Twelve WE'VE months Having but small
amount of money to spend, we were
Obliged t. be economical and con1a a
mot put our wishes In acton. we
are fling our requisit'on at this early
date and ask for their adoption 90
they can he provide TOR N the 49,
budget, when the distrnoution ~
Is being made up.
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0RDER on PUBLICATION.
m On wRsT yIRGNfA,

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ~
At Rnlas held In the Oflice OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Harrt-
son County, on Monday, the End day
OF March, 1914, the following Ordes
was entered:
Annie Oborski, Petitioner,
Upon petition filed in the
consolidated ehaAe 10y
VS.. causes Of Peter BoGrnos ct
al. v Walter Brisky and
Union National Bank v
Walter Bfisly.
Peter BouEnos, Adam Gers, Union
National Bank OF ClaTksburg, q corr
poration, Howard ]. James and Waiter
BrisEy, alias Walter oborski, De
fendants.
The object Of the above entitled
cause is to establish q trust in de-
PENDANT Walter Brisky. alias Walter
Obors1i, for the benefit of platnt1n
Annie Oborski, In and to an undivided
half interest in lot No. 40 Of Summit
Park In Addition to East Clarksburgr
Harrison County, West Virginia, az
shown on plat thereof in Deed Book
No. 1877. page 454, in the Office Of the
County Clerk of said County, together
with house No. 13 thereon; being the
same premises conveyed to said Wa
ter BFisky by Weir Improvement CON-
pany by deed dated April 2, 1913, re
corded In Deed Book No 217, page 49,
in the Office aforesaid; and for a con-
veyance of said half interest to said
plaintiff free and acquit of liens, as
her sole and separate estate, and other
equitable relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
fled in said cause that the said Walter
Brisly, alias Walter oborski, is a
nonresident of this State, 1t is ordered
that he do appear within one mono
from the date of the first publication
OF this order and do what is necessarF
to protect his interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 2Rd
day of March, 1914.
/. WADE COFFMAN, Clerk.
ROBERT R. WILSON,
Counsel for Petitioner.
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orski. Petitioner,

Peter BotEEnos, Adam Gers Union
National Bank OF Clarksburg, q cor
poration, Howard j. James and Walter
Brisky, alias Walter oborski De.
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PNEUMONIA FATAL.

Word was received here Sunday OF
the death OF Carl Alvin Judge, aged
seven months, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Judge, of Pine Grove. The child
died Wednesday after a short illness
of pneumonia and was buried Friday
afternoon.
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& Lee Foster Hartman, whose novel
The White Sapphire, was published
"a Few weeks ago, has just sailed for
4 holiday in italy.
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PRICE, $1,000 CAS-
EUCLID AVENUE

WwO vacanG lots sOx120 feet, osEneA
60 coed vide streets.
nDTPSTg &r on
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STATE OF WEST VIhGINtA. a'.
At Rnles held in the once OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Harrt-
son County, on Monday, the End day
OF March, 1914. the following Ordes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-23

More than SO per cent of the sheep
of this country are on the targe
ranches of the West.
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0OTONAL HEIGHTS

On seventh street, close 70 HOrnoF
aveGaue, have . vacant lot 3S As by
FOR $3.50
One-thlrd cash, one and two years
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apIendld location ana good ooEllRnu
RfGg.
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I.OCusT STREET

LOCUST ST KEEL
Ehave q dandy eight room house on
lot 4OxlO5 feet ON Locust street, which
Won can have for the next few days a
. REAL BARGAIN. Don't delay, bat
500 this at once