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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
MYSTERY OF MADAM
O'TOOLE'S PIANO
A Novelette, of Cape Colony Mystery and
Adventure Regarding Piano With a
GhostIy and Perverted Habit Of Getting
Out Of 0rder---and its Final Solution.
By The Baron
Continued from last week.
By The Baron

"A super-eXcellent Duncn OF HuIy
auburn hair, which ignored the
curling iron with disgust. Long
exquisite eye-lashes. Prominent,
large. soft, violet eyes, which enno-
bled her shapeIy features to the ut
most extreme. Tall and symmet-
rically 1.-the, which helped to form a
most beauteous figure.
YES" stammered Jean, Il am a
Partisan and resided in the neigh
borhood of st. Lazare. But, l only
arrived in Capetown yesterday"
Il see," mused Molly; but have
you had much experience in the
piano business? For, judging from
appearances you seem too we'll cul-
tivated for a piano tuner"
well, it's a long. long story, but
1 have spent the last ten years
studying the different systems that
exist"
Don't you think we had better
90 and see the piano." persuaded
Molly. Ma will have finished
breakfast, and she will be pleased
to see you. Put your hat upon the
rack, please, and prepare for the
mystery; for it is said that a ghost
wanders about the house during the
nights. But you're not afraid Of
ghosts, are you. Monsieur"
No." Jean gulped. What kind
of ghost is it?''
Didn't Mr.. Briggs tell you be-
fore you left the store this morn
ing?"
"Er-no," replied Jean.
This is the musical mystery
room. And this is the piano; it
was made for me by B. and b
of London England. Pa said he
paid 500 Guineas for it but / never
play on it because it is either out of
tune or has defective mechanism;
It's the ghost!" she finally hinted.
The musical mystery room was
upholstered in old style of an
cient taste and rare skill; fumed
oak forming part of the suite,
while the grand piano matched
with acquiescence, the hew Of wall
paper. Oak panels, obviously pan
dected with machiavelian hands,
completed this most unique room.
Jean sat down upon the music
stool and ran his fingers along the
keyboard. Pausing upon the F.
sharp and C-sharp succinctly, his
thoughts returning to the obtuse
ledger and the words: act in ac-
cordauce," seemed to loom up be-
fore him. For here was an instru-
ment practically new, but useless.
Then he remembered the smile that
the tuner gave him. The more he
pondered the more he became per-
plexed-.
How long will it take you to
put it right again?" asked Molly
with caution.
Several hours" replied Jean as
he commenced to remove the 'front.'
board. Il shall have to examine
the action. In addition, l see sew
eral broken strings"
S"Here's NAL" exclaimed Molly
with delight.
III.
Norah Riley was just sweet lit
tie Irish Colleen. and she earned
her living by working at one of the
large linen mills that are so nuner-
GUS in the north of Ireland. 1t was
at one of these mills that Norah be-
came acquainted with one Dennis
O'Toole, who held the position OF
third engineer, but was not satisfied
with the remuneration be derived
from it. Dennis became acquainted
with a Captain O'Halloran, who
was in charge of one of the Jute
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that he mutfed, the batter going to
second while the runner scored.
Stone popped fly to Della at short.
0 hits-1 run "air".
For the M.S.P., Della famed. Laff
received pass. Carl raised to Byle
at left. Van singled to center.
Harry famed. l hits-O runs.
In the fifth Johnny replaced Har-
ry at second. Sandburg led off
with double to center. Byers
grounded out to short. Dahlin was
struck by the pitcher and sent to
first, then the two on bases pulled
double steal. Goullette raped a
nice one down to second that John
ME let slip. while the two men on
bases scored. Johnson received a
pass. Farceia bunted out to first.
Hoy repeated to Van. l hit
runs-1 error.
For the M.S.P., Bergie famed.
Wag singled TO left. Lovely laid
one out to Farceia at third who
fumbled it. allowing the batter to
reach first. Saxo grounded a safe
to infeld, scoring Wag. Lovely
tried to steal home but was nailed at
the plate. Della flied to Hoy. 2 hits
Il rum error.
In the sixth, Byle singled to left.
Stone drove out liner past second
that Johnny should have cared for
making a double, Byle scoring.
Sandburg grounded safe single to
short. Byers received pass, then
with the bases full Van made a
wild throw that Wag was unable to
corral and Stone was sent home.
Dahlin popped a nice one to short
that should have been easy for Della
but he let it slide, Dahlin making
second while both runners scored.
Goullette singled to left, Dahlin
scored. Johnson grounded out to
first. Farceia repeated to second.
Hoy famed. hits runs er-
rors.
For the M.S.P., Johnny made
first on a bunt. Bergie doubled to
left. Wag repeated, scoring both
runners. Lovely flied to Byle.
Saxo singled to left, scoring Wag.
Della famed. Laff flied to Byle.
hits-3 runs.
In the eighth, Red replaced Van
in the box. Byers singled to right,
stole second. Dahlin bunted to the
box but Red fumbled, the Batter
making first. Goullette grounded a
single to second forcing Dahlin out,
Byers scored. johnson popped one
to third but our bantam dropped it.
Farceia repeated to center and Saxo
repeated the muff, Goullette scoring.
Hoy fouled a fly that Wag got
under and Saxo pulled down Byle's
fly to center. l hit-2 runs er-
rors.
For the M.S.P., Carl singled to
left and stole to third. Red bunt-
ed out. Johnnie raised one to John
son at second that he muffed, Carl
scored. Bergie singled to right
scoring Johnny. Wag and Lovely
grounded out to second. 2 hits-2
runs-1 error.
In the ninth, Stone singled safe
to third. Sandburg was given a
pass. Byers and Dahlin famed.
Goullette raised one to Saxo at GEN.
ter that he muffed, the batter max
ing second while the men on bases
came home. Johnson Famed. l
hit-2 runs-1 error.
For the locals, Saxo famed. De-
la received pass. Laff grounded TO
third for single, forcing Della out.
Carl popped to Underwood at left.
90.
Score by Innings.
All-Stars: 3-2-0-1-2.5-0-2-2-17.
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Bombay and Belfast. Captain o.
Halloran had offered Dennis berth
as fourth Engineer as far as the
Cape, and Dennis had accepted the
berth. Dennis had arrived in Cape
Town practically broke 30 to speak,
but had been offered a job in the
district of Mafe. King, which he had
accepted with promptitude. He
had written to his sweetheart Nora
and told her that he would have
enough money TO send for her in a
few months time. Dennis had
kept his word and Nora had arrived
in Mafeking where they were mar
ried by Father O'Flynn.
Dennis had purchased a piece of
ground for the Raand Syndicate,
and had discovered one of the rich
est finds of diamonds ever recorded.
And as an eventual had sold out
for stupendous figure, finally set
thing down at Wynburg, &C.
Nora O'Toole. as my-Lady
Bountiful-had dropped the Mora"
and substituted Madame. 1t was
authenticated that she had acted
unwisely on her debut at a social
function where she had synonymiz-
ed the word incandescent to inde-
cent. But with promptitude she
had headed the missionary cause
with two-hundred guinea cheque,
and 1t had made more than amends.
But she had been either not at home
to callers, or out of town to others.
Madame O'Toole would have given
the whole fortune away if Dennis
had not gently demonstrated with
her for the philanthropic methods
she had adopted.
BLESS me soul, it's tn tuner
mani" smiled Madame as she held
out her hand to Jean. And what
do ye think of tn pianny%
Monsieur De La Rue is French
gentleman. ma" Interrupted Molly.
An OF thot so; upon me soul it
oi didn't" exclaimed Madame.
will Monsieur stay for lunch!"
added Madame, and an encouraging
glimpse of: second the notion"
from Molly. brought forth the:
Yes. thank you, l will"
After thoroughly overhauling the
instrument, Jean discovered one of
the Ivory keys was stuck so tight
he had to remove several of the 9TH
er keys to dislodge it. To his sur
prise the offender turned out to be a
beautiful small diamond about the
size of a pea. With a muttered
Aha" he slipped it into one of his
vest pockets.
Lunch at Kimberly mansion was
merely fortuitous affair. But ev.
|erything in the form of delicacies
that could be had were promptly
installed in the mansion cuisine.
Both Molly and Madame were
very interested with jeans beloved
Paris. And the tete-a-tete waxed
warm on several occasions.
1t was when Madame was toying
with a fruit. knife that Jean was
admiring the ostentatious brillian-
cy of some of the rings on her fin.
gers that he observed one Of the
stones was missing. Surreptitious-
ly jeans right hand went towards
his vest pocket; for he was certain
that the diamond that he had prob
ed from between the keys was the
missing stone.
Nv.
In the vicinity of Dingy Wharf,
where you can obtain a splendid
view of both Table Bay and Table
Mountain, a diminutive Office is oc-
cupied by Henri Kirk, ex-Mounted
Policeman, now Private Investiga-
tor.
The ingress of Henri Kirk into
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NOTICE Or g5ssc5gSEor ii ees

Notice Is hereby given that, af92
meeting Of the stockholders Of the NeE1'
OIL Gas Company. cOrpoEatipa
created and orSanized under the laF9
ct the e, state Of West viEginia, Asla q
Clarksburg on the 10th day of January
1915. the following resolutions were
RESOLVED. First. That the Nero OH
Gas Company. a corporation created
and organized under tho laws Of H'o
State Of West Virginia, docs hefA1F
and srrrenders to said state Its citaftfl
and corporate franchises The board,5cE
directors VIII proceed to convert {fiI1
property. chooses Nh action and all a.
sets OF this corporation into cash, ftlli
nay on and discharge all its debts. liz
biitties and obligations: and after f1Ilts
sS s HS ssr,s Sssss !ss1
among the stockholders pro rata WIN
their several holdings OF stock. but no
such payment shall be made to any
ftockh0ldeH until after the publication
Of the notice hereinafter provided
RESOLVED. Second. That the pre8le
the adoption of the foregoing r4e1iil<
ton to be published In some Newspaper
OF general circulation. published near
the principal Office or place OF btiaiIef1
OF this corporation. once week fpr
four successive weeks: and that he
certify these resolutions to the Eecte
tary OF state OF the State OF west F1fs
showing the publication Of said notice,
as provided by law. rs
Given under ,gpy hand this 18Th Az
]. p LiNGER.
President Of said CORPORATION.
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rhs EmpIre National Ranls.

va. In Chancery.
Ada BouEhner, Thomas W. Raymond.
Valley F. Boughner. Homer W. wiiiiams.
p. u. Long. Trustee. ]. L. Mcmillan.
Trustee, Burton q Doughner, Charles p.
Boughner Administrator. and in his
own right, DAFT q. Bougiiner, Len1uel c.
Boughner. Louise Boughner, infant, and
the Union National Bank.
In pursuance Of 9 decree entered IN
West virginia, in the above styled
cause. on the goth day Of January, 1915,
the same was referred to the under
signed commissioner to take. state and
report an account showing:
]. Whas personal estate the said
Dan W. Roughner owned at the time Of
his death, the character and value
II. what deposition. if any. was
made of said personal estate by the de-
PENDANT Charles P. BouEhner, Admin
istrator Of the estate of said Dan W.
Boughner deceased. and how much, II
hands Of said Charles p. Boughner as
such administrator. available for the
payment Of any debts owing from the
estate of said Dan W. Boughnef. de-
III a settlement of the administra-
ton of the estate of said deeedent by
Charles 2. 1oughner his administrator.
". What real estate was owned by
OF his death. the title to which was
aSs soasssea a RSiey thf df s68ene
Burton 2. Boughner. Charles P. Bough-
Boughner and Louise Boughner, It's
quantity. description and location.
v. The Hens upon said real estate; ny
whom held: their respective amounts
u. T .f.er ..atA rs,, c..'t... ,~l,r =
ave years rent Tor sui1icIent sum to
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NoE1cn o. TRusTrr,s sAIH.

BY virtue OF the authority vested IL
s z ss SEE sstsai aa sse e & s saiP
executed b. ]. 8. Weight tD the under
signed Philip +. Stept0e, as trustee. to
secure The continsntaI Supply Cem-
psny SoSDoras,en The PAYMENT 81
described which said deed Of trust u
du' y OF record IN the ONCE of the clerk
of the county court OF Wetzel County,
West Virginia; In Trust Deed Book No.
made I the unders!gped trustee. Will
on SATu1DAY,t TIE a7TH Day or
sREHRuARx. 1915,
at tire hour OF 200 O'clock p n. of that
auction, at the front door OF the court
house of Harrison County. West yir-
ginfa, at the city of Clarksburg. all of
the following. described personal proper.
by the said j. s. Weight and moro par
ticularly described as follow4: u
ope certain string of drdMng tools (;
and now situate on a certain $50 acre
farm of w FL. Murphy IN Central Dis
trict of Wetzel County: West Ndrginia,
on the waters Of Fish Greek. saad string
items. to4wit:
1-25 HIP. Doniyaf Boiler. Parmeco
engine % II. p; l-s0W Casing Line: |
IS 10 L Eieystor a as sss is Ele
vators; Set IS In Elevators: !
Complete Rigging up outfit: 9 Wood
Tool Boxes and contents; j 5N in. by so
q stem; ! AZ in. by 4. Il, stem; I
SIX n. New Era Rope Socket; 1 u in:
BIT; Sat 10 in. Bits: Set in. Bits; 1
Set IN. Bits; ] IL In. s ply IS It.
Belt; / 10 In. slip Socket and sIdps;
1 IN sup Socket and Slips; / esin.
Friction Socket: Rope Spear: Latch
Jack: ] 10 in. Bailer: l. s IN: Ballet:
s In. BaIler: Set Casing Wagons: 1
Set Chain longs: J Rope Knife COM
pfete:- Gin Tubing Block; I Set IN u.
sand Line: I Yin. by 1000 IT Sand Line
Derrick Crane Complete: l Swivel
Wrench; ! Ton =. & +. Hoist: Anvil:
i Jack Circle: 200 It. in. Line Pipe:
5000 II. 4 In. Line Pipe: s In. Casing
Hooks: Tubing Hook: / 5000 IT Moser
Jars: ] Set long stroke fishing jars
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In hand on
! the .S SsE md e, sss iy r,asd S shls tiiesscr
- PHILLIP P. sTEPToE.
Trustee.
srBPoE & JOHNSON. Counsel
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Gordon s Kidd
ION. Third Street.
GAHkSBuRG,

II = 5lfl-
1t is-
Ordered by the Court that hearing
be had on the same son the :snd day
of March, A. d. 1915, before said Court
at Clarksburg in said district, at ten
O'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published In the The Tele-
trict. and that all known creditors and
other persons In interest may appear
at the said time and place and show
cause. if any they have. why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be grant
ed.
And 1t Is further ordered by the
Court. that the clerk shall send by mall
to all known creditors copies of said pc
ution and this order addressed to them
at their places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Aston q. Day
ton. Judge Of the said Court. aud the
seal thereof. at Clarksburg In said dis
trtct, on the Eth day of February "a. d.
1915.
c. D. KEFAUyER. Clerk.
u. S. ID. c.. y. D. w. Va.
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(sEALJ
suMMoMs.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
To the Sheriff of Harrison County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon John Green to appear before the
Judge of our Circuit Court of Harrison
court. at rules to be held therein for
said court. on the frst Monday in March
next, to answer a bill In Chancery ex-
hibited agalnst him In our said court
this writ.
Witness. /. Wade Coffman, Clerk of
our said Court at the Court House OF
the said County. THIS 18Th day OF Jan
State. "a, M, -or,t,,, -,
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Automobiles and Accessories

FOR SALE-Nex stpdepaker ! passen-
ger aptomobils: catalpg prise sissy
Contest; viii make eo Big ~ dIssosnt foT
quick sale. Sec me II gas ofacN, Sec
ond street, clarksburg. Fred A. Odds
FOR sALE-so proof gasoline. II lee a
gallon. Auto Garage. 1854 Mechanic
street.
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FOR sALE-Houses

giIcHT ROOM, DoUBLB HOUSE
slate roof. large yard and garden.
we'll Of good water: close to school
and church and car line; newly
papered: situate on lot 50x150
feet. Appraised at $4,000. but
will be sold for $500 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
ply to Howard Post. Con. Bldg,
Clarksburg.
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+ W4pP coEYMAN. CT
Notios 70 Kan Koidsrs.

no NJ perpops holding Hens by 3udg-I
meut or otherwise on the real. eetate,i
or any part thereof, OF Dan ". B0ugh-|
ner. now deceased:
In pursuance Of decree entered IN,
che Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
made "a . cause therein pending. 70
snoject the real estate Of the sid Dan:
~. Bptghper. nov. DECEASED. 10 the sat-l
hs sn * sreouired Is prssett III ciairns
held by you and each Of you against
the said Dan W. Boughner. now de-
cefsed. which are liens on hie real es-I
ns q e an$ g psSs sS S OM ssIa
Before tie i1tii. dS7s q siSfsh: sfsit;
Given nader my hard this 1igt. dayl
q E;zgE z c.iSEs
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Ten statesmen and women
who possess honesty, ability and
energy to work on salary Apply to
Y. e Daugherty, Apartment Nh. >
6!l West Main street.
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EPERRY 4 sPERRY. - 7 !
Solicitors for plaintiff.

/. TO, The creditors Of Dan VI. Boughner
~ gussyasSs q e decree e tie CIR
n the state Of West Virginia, made II
4 cause therein pending. TO subiett tn
estatA Of said sdecedentV to the pdytne1it
'of his debts. yon are required 20 present
s sssa GEM sr fas sdssts Ct rs
Lafayette G. Grille Esq, Commissioners
ut hts once In said County. on or before
The 18Th. day Of March. 1915,
witness, I. Wede Coftfnan. Clerk Of
January. 1915.
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BROAD OAKS
Ocelln Strict
EARAT-AT WALI.a(,Ia

IL acres, on which Is good fo,,rs
room. slate roof well fnish6d iktke
barn, chicken house. good wen. young
orchard. and one oil well. lie ~
oil and gas 20 with farm.
PRICE ONLY 1850
Reasonable terms. y
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WORTH KNOWING ABOUT

We take more pains than any other
florist in West Virginia to see that
every order is flied exactly as want
ed. We have nothing but the finest
OF homo grown flowers
Our prices are right
GREENHOUSE co
Both phones.
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FOR RENT-Houses

roR RENT-one tve room cottage at
Js9 Glendale avenue; ST. per month;
water rent paid. Inquire Of Victor
Villers. 51l S. Third street. Bell phone
TOLL.
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: hot and
stcld wateIsin Kitchen; use of bath and
telephone Call Consolidated phone
eee-L.
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR sALE-A line lot in Norwood. New
Jersey. 25x100 feet. VIII take 5000.
Apply to Marco Zoreric. Tin Plate,
Despard car stop .. or r. +. D. No.
& Box 9 ClarkShurY. w. Va
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SHOE REPAIRING

GET YOUR sa0Es rspsired right and
done quick, The only up-to-dAte repair
shop In the city: Second hand shoes
J. s. Gremer. faS s. second street.
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FOR REST-Three nicely furnished
rooms: centrally located: private bath !;
suitable for two or three persons with
o,It children 3s2 Parrili Court. Sec
ond street.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the once of the
Cork Of the Circuit Court Of Harrison
ruary. 1915. the following order was
entered:
Jennie Green
vs.. In chancery.
John Herman Green.
Object Of Suit.
The object Of the above styled suit
is to obtain divorce from bed and
board now existing between the plaintin.
Jennie Green. and the defendant. John
Herman Green. !
And It appearing from an afftdayit
fled In said cause that John Herman
Green is a nonresident of this State.
II is ordered that he do appear within
one month from the date Of the first
publication of this. order and do what
y necessary to protect his interests
herein. ~
Given under my. hand this the list.
day Of February. 1915
]. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk
WISER g. BARTLETT, ~
Counsel for Plaintiff
/
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lhleI E is bit one road
70 happiness and Sic
cess Thai IS NJ own
ing your own home If
.youneed help Do that
SEE US FIRST
sTEALEy HEIGHTS

UFHKT dEEGIIt N - NJ ~
Dwelling. two story; frame asx
rooms, bath, pantry, reception hall.
cabinet nlahteis, oak finish, siRt ROD.
large cellar and solid foundations
On lot 40x120 feet.
PRICE $4,000
Reasonable terms. II you afS
king. for something good, here II
IS. {. & l
BROAD OAKS
Ocello Street. e
We have a four-room cottage. with
two iire places on lot IS Y by IbOf.
Good well. Lot is worth all We AK
for the property. re-
$8z5i DOWN I
$500 per week. No interest no taxeS,
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FOR RENT-on April lst., 1918, the
two story brick store room, situated
4o7. Henry Raymond. 5ss West Main
i street.
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SEWING

MRS. ALTA GOULD. seamstress ha.
removed to a0S Stealey avenue. WI
go out By the day. or sewing done a,
home. Price reasonable.
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FARM

!! We have'for sale. a farm Of
50 acres, located on a main
road leading from Edinboro
to Union City, Pa. This farm
is improved with a good
dwelling, all up to date
buildings, silo, running
water in barn, lots of fruit
and good fertile land. If in
terested, write us, and we
will give you a full descrip-
ton of the property. Prop
erty can be bought at a
price less than the cost ofithe
buildings.
We solicit a part of your
| fire insurance, representing
only the best old line com
panies.
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FOR EXCHANGE

IY,,r No., , -. @~----->S>-~-~v
Will. EXCHANGE for small farm, two
we'll. Rent for $40 and SIS respective
ly. Address Mrs. James frazier.
Adamston. W. Va. for Information. o.
call Bell phone l0s3-R-l
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FOR REST-Nicsly Furnished front
room. centrally located in private
family; privilege Of hath. phone and
parlor; lady only. Address Box SO,
City or cali Cons. phone 44=L daytime,
OF Bell phone l:7l-J-t at y. m.
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sToNEWAI.L PARK
/. ADDITION

We have a few nice, large
lots left in this addition, fac
ing on Cost avenue, $4,000.
PRICE $500 TO 800
one easy payment plan. This
property is adjoining Nor
wood addition, just a short
distance from the McNicol
pottery.
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sOR RENT-ThFee nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply
Z n i1s Locust street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-08

FOR RnST-Three room cottage with
bath, at III Factory street. 1890 per
ymo1fh: city water free. Z. G. Nc
Carly. McCarty Building