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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-04
Will
ENTERTAIN ITS
employees ALSO
GREAT ANNUAL MEETING TODAY
IN SAVANNAH.

Mr.. ]. E. Hightower, the Centrals
genial and popular chief of the Amer
icus agency, is in Savannah today in
attendance upon the CentraIs family
reunion there, and at Tybee today and
tomorrow. Superintendent agents
and heads of departments, enginemen
and conductors will arrive in Savan-
nah today for the informal meeting to
be held at the Yacht club thus morn
ing and Thursday for the purpose Of
talking over conditions in the various
branches Of the Central of Georgia's
service. All of the large number of
visitors will be handsomely entertain
ed as is always done upon these an
nual occasions. The outing at Tybee
Where Ocean Breezes Blow" will De
particularly interesting
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-04

Not satisfied with winning Monday
game, Dawson came back Tuesday anG
took the second of the Dawson-Monte
yuma series, 4 to 8. Montezuma took
an early lead and was runs to the
good when Dawson got busy and tied
it I'D and then forged ahead with the
winning run.
With two men down and men on
second and third in the ninth inning,
Shorty Brooks poked one at the pitcher
that was too hot to handle and the
game was won.
Camnitz pitched for Dawson and de-
served to win. He had an uphill fight
.all the way, but was able to deliver
the goods. Eddie Foster, of Macon
fame, started for Montezuma and far
ed we'll until the seventh when three
runs were hammered off his delivery.
Williams, who relieved him, was ef
fective until the ninth, when two hits
and walk turned the trick.
Wicker. in centerfeld for Montezuma
was the star of the game. Two catches
by this former Thomasville player
robbed Dawson batters of hits Tabled
fer three bases.
3asham, of Montezuma, poled two
over the fence, one for home rul
and one for two bags. Camnitz, Of
Dan son, scored two runs in the sew
enth. when he poked one over the
fence for the circuit.
The two teams are playing today in
Dawson.
Here is an account of the game, play
by play:
First Inning.
Montezuma: Wicker, first man up.
walked, and went to second when Nc
Duff sacrificed; Parker famed, and
Chancey skied out to deep center Runs
o.; hits 0; errors 0.
Dawson Manush lined to second;
Brooks popped to first; Thrasher, L.,
was out, second to first.
Second Inning.
Montezuma; Basham, first man up,
lifted one over the fence for home
run; Prough was out, short to first:
Moore walked and went to second on
out, short to first; Foster
died, Erwin to Williams. Runs l. hits
1; errors 0.
Dawson: Erwin singled and WAS
sacrificed to second by Thrasher, l.;
popped to Moore and Williams
popped to first. Runs 0; hits /; er-
rors 0.
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DRUG STORES
RANK HIGH
IN REPORT
STAT ECHEMIST MAKES ANALYSES
OF MILK AND CREAM AT SODA
F0UNTS AND RANKS AMERICUS
STORES HIGH

State Chemist R. F. Stallings in IL
bulletin issued recently, places the
drug stores of Americas among the
leading sanitary establishments of the
state.
The state chemist made a careful
test of milk and cream taken from two
of the leading soda founts. His report
shows cleanliness that Americas
should be proud Of.
The drug stores of Americas were
also recently inspected by city and
state health authorities and condi-
lions found to be excellent.
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Here is the box score:

*Two out when winning run was
scored.
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McDuff to Basham to Prough; Kin
gerry to Harper; base on balls, Camnitz
4, Foster 0, Williams 1; struck out by
Camnitz 6, by Foster 8, by Williams 2:
innings pitched, by Foster z, with 3
runs, 8 hits; by Williams 2, with i
run. hits.
Time of game las. Umpire, Moran
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-04
YARYhN PLANT At BRUNSWICK
SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION
(By Associated Press.)

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug. 4-The
Brunswick branch plant of the YaryaI.
Naval Stores company was sold here
Tuesday at public outcry for 100000
to the Empire Investment Co, local
organization.
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DAWSON TAKES SECOND
FROM MONTEzUMA TEAM

DAWSON COMES FROM BEHIND LEAD
FINALLY WINNING OUT,4 To 3-HOME RUNS FEATURE
WICKER FOR MONTEzUMA SPECTACULAR GAME IN GEN.
TER FIELD FOR LOOSERS-TEAMS PLAYING DAWSON TODAY
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Ninth Inning.

Montezuma: Thompson was infeld
out; Williams and Wicker famed.
Runs O; hits 0; errors 0.
Dawson: Williams and Harper fan
ned Camnitz singled and stole sec
ond; Manush walked and on a wild
pitch both moved up bag. Brooks
beat out an infeld hit and Camnitz
scored the winning run. Runs 1; hits
2; errors 0.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-08-04

Summary: Two base hits, Prough,
Basham; three base hits, Chancey;
home runs, Basham, Camnitz; sacrifice
hits, McDuff, Prough, Thrasher, l.;
stolen bases, Thompson ~, Manrsh
(2). Camnitz, Knigery; double plays,
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Seventh Inning,

Montezuma: Thompson singled AMI
stole second and third in succession;
Foster popped to third; Wicker popped
to pitcher; McDuff singled, scoring
Thompson, and took second on Brooks
error. Parker was easy for Kingerly.
Runs 1 hits 2, errors l.
Dawson: Thrasher, l., Kingerly and
Williams singled in quick succession;
Harper hit into a double, retiring
Thrasher, in the meantime Kingerly
stealing home; Camnitz hit one over
the fence for home run, scoring Will
liams in front of him Manush sim
gled and stole second; Brooks retired
the side with fly to second. Runs 3.
hits 5; errors 0.
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Eighth Inning.

Montezuma: Chancey was out, sec
ond to first; Basham famed; Prough
singled; Moore retired side with fy
to center. Runs 0; hits 1; errors 0.
Williams relieved Foster in the boz
for Montezuma.
Dawson: Luke Thrasher popped tn
first; Wicker robbed Erwin: Ike
Thrasher lived when Thompson Drop
ped his Texas Lacquer; Kingery retir
ed side, third to first.
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Third Inning.

Montezuma: Wicker lined to first;
McDuff lived on Williams error, but
was caught, trying to steal; Parker
famed. Runs 0; hits 0; errors 0.
Dawson: Wicker robbed Harper of
a clean triple by sensational running
catch in deep center; Camnitz famed;
Manush s'ugled ard stole second;
Brooks famed Runs ;hits 0; err
rors 0.
Montezuma: Chancey walked; Bas
ham flew out to deep left; Prough dou-
bled, but Chancey was held at third;
Moore popped to catcher; Thompson
walked, filing bases; Foster famed
Runs 0; hits /; errors 0.
Dawson. Luke Thrasher was out
second to first; Erwin singled; Ike
Thrasher lived on Fosters error, but
was caught mapping off first; Kingery
retired side, second to first. Runs 0;
hits l. errors 1.
Fifth Inning.
Montezuma: Wicker opened with
out, second to first; McDuff skied 70
center; Parker was out, short to first.
Runs 0; hits 0; errors 0.
Dawson: Williams was out, short
to first; Harper lifted one for Thomp-
son; Camnitz singled, but Manush
skied to short. Runs o; hits l; err
rors 0.
Sixth Inning.
Montezuma: Chancey tripled to
deep center and scored when Basham
hit one over right field fence for two
bags: Prough sacrificed Basham to
third; Moore lifted one to deep left
and Basham was doubled at the plate.
Runs l; hits 2; errors 0.
Dawson: Brooks popped TO second;
Luke Thrasher popped to first; Erwin
famed Runs 0; hits 0; errors 0.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
FIRST STEP IN
PHONE MERGER
IS ANNOUNCED
Securities of Consolidated
Company Purchased by
Bell Corporation.

The purchase of the securities of the
Consolidated Telephone Company by
the Bell company, the first step in
the proposed merger of the two COM
panies by the proposed formation or
the West Virginia Telephone Com
pany to operate both lines in this
state. was announced at meeting
of the public service commission at
Charleston. according to statements
made by Charles w. Evans, secretary
Of the Fairmont chamber of commerce
who has returned from the capital.
Representatives of the various civic
bodies of the cities in the northern
part OF The state had appeared before
the commission for the purpose Of de-
handing an investigation to deter
mine the real owners of the Consoli-
dated company. Considerable sur
prise was caused at the meeting,
therefore. when G. p. Sylvan, as
sistant to the president OF the Bell
company. announced the purchase OF
the securities of the Consol.da ted. MIR.
sylvan declared that the deal had
been completed only few hours be-
fore the meeting of the commission.
So far the work of the civic or
carnations to secure the merger has
been successful and according to
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

statements made by representatives
OF the Bell company at Charleston,
the only thing that remains to be
done to complete the merger is the
preparation of satisfactory sched-
ule of rates and agreements in regard
to character of service and connec-
lions with local companies in var
ious parts of the state not included in
the merger.
The Organization Of subsidiary
of the Bell company which probably
VIII be known as the West Virginia
Bell Company to operate the merged
lines in this state has been suggested
as the most feasible method OF carry
ing out the merger to successful OPP
GRAFTON.
The understanding when the hear
ing before the commission adjourneu
Yesterday was that each city and COM
munity should make arrangements
with the company through its repre-
sentative civic organizations for a
schedule of rates. connections ard
service for each community. and that
the schedules should be submitted TO
the commission for its approval. The
attitude Of the members of the COM
mission seemed to Indicate that the
merger will be authorized by the
commission as soon as satisfactory
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Intercollegiate
Real Estate and Insurance
C. D. FLOYD. Mgr.
Rooms 3O5.307 Golf Bldg.

Jimmy Briggs. by Chamberlin Joe.
2:17 Trot-Purse, $780,
United States Horse Shoe Co..
Erie, Pa, Maj. Wilson, b. h., by ;HoracS
w. Wilson.
Ed. Tyyrell, Marysv:lle, o. John s.,
g. 6. by Strong Boy.
F'red Jamison, Arden. Pa, King
Ambit S. h. by Robert King.
w. G. Bennett, Weston, w. Va. Lady
of Lewis, b. m. by Lord Roberts.
H. N Reaves, Agt.. Winston-Salem,
n. c., Matty the Great. CHI. +. by Peter
the Great. e
Legal Guy. b. g. by Guy Axworthy. ].
j. II. Alderman, Paterson, n. H.,
Lou Printon, b. h. by Unknown.
Tom Settle, Paducah. KY, Ceda-
Lake Girl. b. m. by Bob Noble.
9:12 Pacc-Purse, $500.
Nat Ray, Agt., Toronto Ont. Mans
field, b. h. by Alstrath.
United States Horsce Shoe Co...
Erie, Pa, Harry the Ghost, g. g. by.
Manager
Ross F. Stout 6 Bros, C1arksburg,
w. Va; Birdonna, b. m. by Don. Zone
second claimed.)
Guy Rea, Lexington, KY. Marg;el
Hal, b. m. by Devil Hal
W. l. Collins, London, Ont, Nal.
Kelley, g. e., by Arbutesken.
Fred Jamison, Arden, Pa, Bingc
Axworthy, b. h. by Flying Axworthy.
Harry Fleming, Arden, Pa, Join
D., b. 6. by Gamouse.
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Denny, b. $. by Maj. Higginson.

Denny, b. s. by Maj: Higginson.
L. NJ. Carlow, Mt. Marion, Pa
Kelly Jr.. b. s. by Jim Kelly.
H. N Reaves, ACT, Winston-Salem
n. c., King Charlie, b. g. by King Elec
trio.
Strong, g. g. by Strong Boy.
C. 2. Harms. Canal Dover, o. Len
meta j., b. M. by Jay Line.
2:I6 Pace-Purse, $500.
A. B. Willis, Clarksburg, w. Va
Rascal, b. h. by Sunglass.
Ross F. Stout & Bros. Clarksburg
w. Va. Silver Brush. g. 8. by Bobby
Burns.
Thomas Burgett, Columbus, O, The
Burgett, b. S. by Red Merribel.
Fred Jamison. Arden. Pa. Tramp
A. Bit. no. h.. by Trampfast.
Harry McHenry, Hagerstown, Md !,
w. l.. Longanecker, Wiliteley Pa,
Red Bird. b. g. by Red Wing.
H. ~ Reayes, Agt., Wfnston-Salenl,
N. c., Are En- Bee. CHI. g. by Treasurer.
J. H. Alderman. Paterson, n. J.,
Elsie S., s. N. by Unknown.
j. h Alderman, Paterson, N. j.,
Lady Wanda. b. M, by Alawanda.
C. A. Roush, Athens, o., Miss
Washington. bl. m. by Meymore.
Billy o7Connor, S. G. by Barnez
O'Connor
c. E. Karns, Canal Dover. O., Mack
l., b. g. by Hydrogen.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %.
e:1O Stake Pace-Purse, $1,000.
2:1O pace. (closedl, stake $1,000.
G. Daniels. Greensboro, N. c..
Dzeron.
J. A. Anderson. Burlington. kan.
b. M. Mary z. Pick.
Ross F. Stout and brother. Clarks-
burg. b. M. Birdonna. by Don.
]. r. Trimble. Freedom. Pa, b..
s.. Hydro. by Hydrogen.
j. W. Johnson. Parkersburg. G..
M, Mary Direct. by Lord Direct
G. w. White. Malvern. Ia, b. b..
Dan Macks. by Laggattier.
Ed Tyrrel, Marysville, o.. b. s.,
Dwight Logan, by Bert Logan.
United States Horse Shoe Com
pany. Erie. Pa. The Climax. by Gov
H. E. Wfnslow, Tay1orsville. ILL.,.
b. h.. Gilbert NJ. by Tommy Hay
mand.
Nat Ray. agent. Toronto. Can, b.
g, Tredal. by Tregant1e.
Joe Gahagan. Lima, O.. b. e..
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FAIRMONT FAIR
RACE ENTRIES

ace w. Wilson.
John S., g. 6. by Strong Boy.
Fred Jamison, Arden. Pa, Henry
F.. b. 6, by Axtellion.
Harry McHenry Hagerstown, Nd,
Beverly Axworthy, S. m. by bunker
Henry Higginson, b. $. by Major
.Higginson.
b. S. by Bertha.
Kelly Jr. b. S. by Jim Kelly.
H. n. Reaves. Agt., Winston-saiem,
Is. c., Resale. b. m. by Sidney Prince.
Carnation b. g. by Unknown.
w. H. Mal1ow, Agt., Washington G.
H. o., Don Blazes, b. g. by Peter
G A. Roush, Athens O., Fanny
Berkshire, b. m. by Berkshire Chimes.
C. E. Harms, Canal Dover, o.. Sweet
heart, b. m. by Hydrogen
o:lS Pace-Purse, $500.
Nat Ray, Agt.. Toronto. Ont, Bonnie
Cope. b. m. by Cope.
United States Horse shoe Company,
Erie Pa, The Climax, b. S. by Gov. D.
r. Francis.
Ross F. Stout & Bros. clarksburg.
w. Va, Lady Venice. br. m. by Lord
Roberts, 1.-TWO seconds claimed9
J. A. Anderson, Burlington Kan.
Mary E. Pick. b. m. by Silk Wood.
Guy Rea, Lexington. Ky. Hedger.
CHI. g. by Hedsewood Boy.
w l. Collins. London. Ont, Nal.
Kelley, e. g. by Arbutesken.
Fred Jamison, Arden. Pa, Priscilla
iHal bl m. by Direct Hal.
w. L. Longanecker. Whitley, Pa..
Red Bird. b. G. by Red Wing.
Harry Fleming. Arden. Pa, W. H.
G. bl. g. by Col. Cochran
W. II. MalIow. Agt. Washington, G.
H. o., Ward Dillon, b. s. by Sidney
Dillon.
c. A. Roush Athens O.. Pearl Ca
ter. br m. by Blue Point.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 26.
a:15 Stake Trot-Purse, $1,000
2:15 trot. (closed), stake $1,000.
Mitchell brothers. F'indlay. O., b..
G., Grown King, by Charles King
B. Frank Ober. Pembroke. Pa.
blk s., Junior Baronigale, by Allen
wood.
Nat Ray, agent, Toronto, Can, b.
G., Jay Worthy. by Axworthy.
United States Horse Shoe Com
pany, Erie, Pa br. M. Lou Jen-
nings. by Todd. E
Binyille, by Binfolla.
G. w white, Malvern a.. b. s.,
Peter Dallas, by Peter Pan.
Rube Brown. Kokomo. Ind, b. g.,
Layton p. by Harry McKerron.
James v. Morris. Cleveland. o.,
br. h.. STAFFORD. by Moko.
j. H. Alderman. Paterson. N. J..
b. h.. Legal Guy. by Guy Axworthy.
F. r. Little. Mt. Sterling, KY, blk.
h.. Hugh Miller. by Barron.
j. B. Jones, Chicago. Ill, b. M.
Caroline, by J. B. d.
Smith Eland, Grace Hussey.
o:91 Trot-Purse. $500.
Nat Ray, Agt., Toronto, Ont. Jay
Wprthy, b. G. by Axworthy.
United States Horse Shoe Company,
Erie. Pa, Col. Riser. b. 8. by Early
Ross F. tsout & Bros, clarksburg.
w. Va, Maj. Stout, CHI. s. by Sutwood
Wilkes.
Fred Jamison. Arden. Pa, LADY
Maud s., bl. m. by The Patchen Boy.
1.-TWO seconds claimed)
Henry Higginson, b. S. by Maj. Hlg-
Harry Fleming. Arden. Pal. Cap.
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
10 N. Third ST.

working plan has been formulated;
Mr.. Evans states that the Bell tel
enhone officials expressed Wiling
ness to cooperate with the various
civic organizations and with the pup
lie service commission N providing a
service which will be satisfactory 70
all persons using telephones In West
Virginia. The arrangements 70 ne
made include service connections with
a number of small companies oper-
ating rural and small town lines in
Va rious parts OF the states.
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SAnac advertisement five sac
cessiye days, so cents; Same
advertisement seven successive
days, IS celaEs; no classified adj
vertiseSnent taken for less than
70 cents. CLASSIFIED advertise
ment DISPLAY charged by
inch.
Deaths and Funeral Notices,
LoASew and Clubs, Cards OF Thanks,
An Mcmor luna. Church Aet1sssS DC
NOTICE.
Six ordinary words nanxei0ne nnF.
every Initial and whole nnmbc.
counted ono word.
Advertisers may hAvc ther replies
Addressed TO . Ea9ter and NUMBER
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The Telegram VIII not he reSDon-
1ib1o <or moks thi1n one Incorrect
inscrt1OR OK eJly advertisements
uxucreu for more than ore Stu-c-
Classified ads. may ne telf:-
phoued ant viii be charged nd
biz cent the Following day II
your name appears in the teles-
phone directory; otherwise
strdctiy cash with order.
Ghis pago Is closed promptly
MT II O'Clock q. ma. Your copy
must be N GeTore that hour 10
insure insertion
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
FOR SALE-Lots

LOT ON CLAY ST, 34x1Oo feet,
near Stea1ey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
q house on it for $1,000 that
will rent for $50 a month. The
price for a few days is only
SA25 cash. Come quick If you
rant it. The Wilson and
Dennison Co., Golf Bldg,
Clarksburg.
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FOR RENT-Furnishsd Rooms

ToR RENT-one nicely furnished room
TO- BgaI housekeeping, TO parties win
ont rnfIdreu " Iii rent reasoraDle 70
nrht parties. Call Bell phone 1S3-.I TN
8 K. IL aftes call 623-Ai' of Apply u
IT'D First street.
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FOR sALE-uG acre farm, 80 acres
:. cleared. - M:.as creek bottom, house,
barn and. outbuildings. small orchard
situated 10 miles east of P2rkersburg
on g. s. II. railroad. Price S1,100. Call
on or write Humes Deyaughn, Walker
W. Va.
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NOVICE no CONTRACTORS. y

The board of education of Simpson DIS.
trict, Harrison County. W. Va, win re-
ceive sealed bids until three O'Clock r. Al.
Tuesday August "a. 1915, for repairing q
one room school building on Brushy Fork
Creek. specifications are on die at the
Office OF the secretary, George TataNs
Bridgeport, w. Va. and Mt the once OF
the County Superintendent, ninth hoorI
Union Bank building, Clarksburg, W. Va
The contractor will be required to give
the amount of the contract price, according
the amount fthe contract price, according
to law.
The Board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
(Signed) "
]. B. sUPLER. President OF Board.
GEORGE TETER. Secretary OF board.
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WANTED TO RENT

room, or room and board for
young married couple. Must be strictly
modern md in the center of the city;
best of references. Address by letter
only. p. O. Box 453, iCty.
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FOUND

FOI-SD-Friday evening. on West Pike
street. near n. +. church. a Friend ship
bracelet. Owner get same by call
Ing ut Telegram Office by paying adver-
Using charges.
FoI- ND-Saturday on Main street. a
ladies' silk waist. owner can get same
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FOR sALE-one automobile, good rum
ming order, party wants TO leave town !
call Bell phone SEQ or apply Room 10
Fordyce ETcE
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FOR sALE-MlscelIaneous

TRY TaEu ToDAG-For the Liver. Kid
news. Blood, bowels, stomach ana Nerves
try Gi:IFIIIHS ROOTS AND HERES.
They stop Rheumatic Aches and Pains
&c per package. one months treatment
Druggists anu dealers 4verywheTe-
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Nursing by a practical nurse,
with hospital training, or VIII care for
children hourly. Call Bell phone e0o-R.
-
SITUATION WA NTED-Haye had years Of
experience as manager Of general mer-
chandise store Reference if desired. Call
or address 209 West Main street. Apart
ment ). w w. p
POSITION w..NTEp-A position as clerk
in store, have had nearly five years ex-
perience; can give references; will so
anywhere. Address Paul in care Of
Telegram Office.
wIiNTED-By ). lady with one child. a
position us honsekeeper, or general
Homework in small family. Address M.
r. NJ care Telegram Office
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FOR SALI--6s acre farm, 80 acres cleared,
and In grass, s acres lotion, good fenc-
inr. orchard, good SIX room frame house,
cellar and all necessary outbuildinSs,
new barn 30x3o. situated on Baitimore
and Ohio railroad. Price 5000 FOR fur
ther particulars address Humes De-
vaughn Walker. ". va.
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LoST-Fridny night in D. K. Reed hall.
an umbrella. Finder notify #. L. Me-
Kinney. Jos West Pike street.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

Top PESrNiceIy FURNISHED rooms for
= Man 0nIy oath and electric lights; SID
and $40 per week Call Mrs Mealy, 3o2
Monticello avenue
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WANTED-Miscellaneous
OIL LOCATING
WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-woman for general work: also
neat girl to wait table; good pay and
board. McGowan's Chop House. Pike
street, across from posroftice,
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FOR RENr-Four rooms. AZ 8. Chestnut
street. All modern conyeniances. 20 ooSabie
rent poaSeanion September LIST. Inquire
Room l. L @. o. 7. Bldg Ben phohe
1sAT
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MONEY no LOAN

port car, or between postoflce corner
and Stone & Mercer's drug, store, black
ribbon wntch fob, oval hand carved
iocket with patent ring. Finder return
: To- Stone s Nercer.s drug store and re-
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fOR sALE-Farms

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MONT ;ntestrbnn street line. neal
city. Add..ss Owner care Telegram
once.
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FOR SALE-Three shares stock. in Clarks-
burg Trust Co., Reply to Box Ii. Shinns-
ton W. Va.
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FoR REET-bnrnishcd rooIns for sleep
Ia - horne H1rh no CHILDREN. rem: rea-
sonnSIs. Apply ut 63: West Main street.
mr. cali BGA1 pHonR S9S-J.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwR 1TER-PracticaIly
good as new only $500, cost 500, will
shin for trial prepaid; also graphophone,
cheap. j. o. Steadel. Plainville, Ohio
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WANTED-MaIe Help

AlEN-Learn barber trade; earn all ex,
epnses back in our finishing dept: enroll
er Barber College. 315 4th. Cincinnati
WANTED-A white man for night cook.
az ths Model Cafe At North Fifth st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OIL LOCATING
MISUNDERSTANDING to do by a medium
thar has never made mistake IN the
Ohio and West Virginia oil fields. See
Mr. Day. 32T Mechanic street.
IF YoU have any furniture that needs re-
pairing, call
We do upholstering retinishing- make
cushions and cut loose covers; also pack
ing and Grating. Samples furnished and
estimates given. Bell phone T15-J. With
the Palace Furniture Co.
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WASTED TO RooM-About 20 Harrison
county teachers. during institute; VIII
9nrnished ana up TO date See us tirst-
Andy n 900 North Fourth street