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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
A. V. BECKLEY
As Main ST., Barre, vt.
DISTRIBUTOR FOR BAY STATE PAINTS
Some Grasses Worth Trying.

| Another method is to buy enough pre-
pared humus to give the lawn two
inch coat of this rich, dark -colored wood
sy soil, and after raking until smooth
and level, SOW grass seed, rake it in care
fully, and roll. The success of lawn
will depend largely on proper seed, and
few of the better varieties are here
given: Creeping Bent, for low-lying, in
land. and dry valleys OF the East, makes
rapid growth, forming IA strong turf,
which is improved by frequent rolling,
sow three bushels per acre; Red Top,
stands hot weather and hard usage, and
is particularly suited for sowing with
Blue Grass, SOW four bushels per acre
when used alone; Sweet Scented Nernal,
used only to lend fragrance to the lawn
when cut, sow two pounds of seed per
acre; Crested Dogs Tail, good tor shady
places, and should be sown with KEN
lucky Blue Grass, SOW about half
bushel per acre; Wood Meadow, also
good for shady places, early, hardy,
stands heat well, SOW a half bushel of
seed per acre; Rough Stalked Meadow,
not suited to dry land, good for north
side OF buildings and partly shady spots,
SOW four bushels per acre; Kentucky
Blue perhaps the best OF all grasses
for lawns and pastures, fine texture,
rich green color, grows evenly, starts
early, lasting till frost, is partial TO a
limestone soil. but also does well il
lime is srtiicially supplied, requires three
wears, however, to become thoroughly es-
tablished. and therefore should be plant
ed with one of the shorter-liyed grasses,
such as Italian Rye.
Copyright, 1915. by E. r. Parkinson-An
rights reserved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
WORCESTER

A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Lillian d. Rember at the parsonage
Thursday evening, April S, Miss Rem
Der, who was away from home for a
time found, on her return Il members
of her Sunday school class. gathered in
her honor. Refreshments were served
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Selden Harran returned to Montpel-
Ter Monday, after spending few days
with his sister, Mrs. II, G, Dodge.
Leslie Winch and family have gone
TO Saranae Lake. \. Y, to reside. They
have lived here for two years.
Howard Curtis returned home Tues
day. after spending three weeks in Hunt
ington and Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Utton have moved
into the mill house at Putnam's upper
mill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Novelty Combination at Barre Opera
House, April 10 and 20.

The Panama Pacific Acting Pictures
which will be shown at the opera house
on Monday and Tuesday. April 10 and
20, are on their way TO the big fair in
4 san Francisco, where their appearance
was contracted for some months ago, as
soon as the success of the startling nov
( city combination between acting and
moving pictures was assured. A COM
mittee from the exposition visited the
producers in New York and they We're
so taken by the unique invention that
they made liberal offer to have it
presented on the coast this summer. The
desire to break the long trip and to give
Audiences in the East chance to see
this wonderful production is solely re-
sponsible for the chance thus offered TO
view a work which it is said win revou-
tionize moving pictures and place them
in an entirely new field.
One of the features of the entertaiIfs
ment will be-, Course You Jack Dalton"
which was the first application of acting
to moving pictures and which played the
Palace theatre in New York and the
Keith and Orpheum circuits in the large
cities at larger salary than was ever
paid to a single vaudeville turn, and ere
ated a sensation wherever il was shown.
There will also be- shown new april.
cation of moving pictures 10 songs and
one of the best balanced vaudeville bills
that was ever carried by a travelling or.
ganization, The performance runs two
hours and there is laugh every minute
OF il. There viii be two shows day.
one at 2:30 in the afternoon, and at
sis in the evening Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
Mailing Down the State House.

That Sl50,000 addition to the State
House will mail down" pretty securely
the State Capitol and Montpelier will
undoubtedly be the capital of the com.
monweslth for years 10 come--thus re-
moving fear that has lowered over that
place Tor some time. lis well. While
there are other ices that are more
easy Of access burlington for instancel
Nc has become 50 used to the shifting
aud waiting at Montpelier Junction that
Il wouldn't seem like going to the capi-
tai were that not part OF the jour
ney Morrisvillc News and Citizen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
BETHEL
Old Mill of Eastern Tale Co. at Roches-
ter Destroyed.

The old mill of the Eastern Tale Co
situated at Talcville in the town OF
Rochester, was totally DESTROYED by fire
which started at about l;30 o'clock yes
tcrday morning. The company runs day
and night shifts and the fire started
when men were working. 1t was dis
covered by the engineer and is believed
to have started in the boiler-room, but
when discovered had gained so much
Roadway that nothing could be done to
stop it, There is no fire fighting APP
paratus at Talcyille. The buildings
burned consisted of a long row OF one
story structures on the west side of the
highway near the river. The loss, prin
eipally on expensive machinery, is esti-
mated at 100000 fully covered by insur.
ance carried BY the Lord insurance agen-
cy OF Boston, The cause is unknown.
About 20 men were employed at the
plant. The company's new modern plant,
built two years ago. is some distance
from the burned buildings, and was in
no danger.
Harold Haskins. Middlebury college
senior and prominent baseball player
has been engaged as principal of Whit
comb high school for next year. Miss
Josephine Rourke of Somerville, Mass,
has been engaged to teach the third and
fourth grades.
Rev. &. G. Wilson of Burlington. lately
allied to the pastorate of an Episcopal
church at Roslindale Mass, is son of
Mrs. VI. j. Wilson and a brother of Guy
Wilson and John Wilson, lawyers of this
village and of March NJ Wilson, a lawyer
VI Randolph.
Rev. Robert w. Mcclure came last
evening from Dartmouth college to Off !
late to-day at the funeral of Mrs. Eme
inc Fisher.
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To Suit the Audience.

littic Matte wrote composition on
the Cow. Il was very brief. contain.
ing only the following words. The COW
q a very useful animal
The minister called. and Mates moth
~ requested her TO read the production
20 him. which she d.. amending il a.
suit the octasion. She read il thus Tho
row j. the most useful animal except
religion
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Difficult Classification.

Teacher Tommy, TO what class of the
animal kingdom do | belong
Tommy--Dunno. teacher. Pa SAYS
you're an old hen and ma says you're
an old Baltimore American.
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MONTPELIER
City Purchases Spraying Apparatus to
Wage War on Worms.

At the regular meeting of the city
council the street committee was giyer
authority to purchase crushed stone ane
material for sidewalks and also to buy
new stone crushing plant ii advisable
1t was voted to buy a spraying appara'
tus, not TO exceed $400 in cost, for fight,
ing the gypsy moth and other bugs and
worms which infest the trees. On ac.
count OF the curfew ordinance the band
is to be requested TO commence it's sum
mer concerts ut 1880 p. m, instead OF
| 3 p m, as formerly. The council con
firmed the mayors appointment of z. j.
Connolly as chief of police and fixed his
salary at $l,l00 per year. p. j. Nc
Avoy is to receive 5000 per year, and the
new patrolman $500 per year. There are
many candidates for the Office of city
engineer, but no action will be taken
upon the matter until the next regular
meeting of the council.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Mortified
are to succeed Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mckee as caretaketB at theCountry club,
who have held that position for five
years. James Reed of Barre has been
engaged as green's keeper for the sea-
son.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann McGill was
held from st. Augustine's church yes
terday at . a. M, Rev. FIR. McKenna Off
eating. The bearers were John Conlin,
Michael Mcmahon, Martin McKenna and
Fred Labershire. interment was in the
cemetery
Adiutant Bessie Wenlock, an ensign
in the Salvation Army here two years
ago, was married in indianapolis yes
terday to Henry A. Blood, also Il former
resident OF this place, but now janitor
Of the Salvation Army headquarters in
indianapolis While in Montpelier, Mr..
Blood was employed by f. W. Bailey &
60. Mrs. Blood was transferred from this |
.ity to the western city and was then
promoted to adjutant
In probate court Yesterday, Mary Cas-
or of West Berlin was sentenced TO the
tate hospital at Waterbury for three
.ears for treatment as a dipsomaniac.
c. n. Barber has settled his account
is administrator of the estate of c. n.
Barber, sr., Harvey Robinson settled his
ccount as guardian OF Emily c. Aver of
&. G, Graves settled his ac-
cunt as administrator de bonis non of
he estate of Emma A. Carpenter, late
# Waterbury, and Hiram l.. Sparrow
vas appointed guardian of Miss Gould
{ East Montpelier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-16

1872 and " RECORD In said clerk ONCE
% said Harrison County ~ Deed Book
No. all at page 2aa.
thirty seconds ls-aends) shares or III.
teFegts IN ana to that certain other lease,
purposes. now being operated for ssitl
mineral products. upon q certain tract
or parcel OF four nrres of land, more or
iin Clay District Of Aaid Harrison ctun..l
~ and, being the same that was grant
ed BY Martha VINCENT, and husband to
Bartlett and Bartlett by deed bearihS
% record in said County Clerk. s once
Of Harrison County in Deed Book No.
eiS at pag 2D7. and which said lease was
thereafter duly assigned bys said Bart
by deed tearing date the Gath day or
March. 1913.
Reference IS here made to all OF tile
fOtegoing deeds. as we'll as to those
hereinafter referrsd to y, this notice
thirty seconds ta-s2) shares Of inter.
eStB' II and TO that certsdH other lease
and leasehold estate for oil and gas
srSosess nay being operated pg s ~,
District Of said Harrison County. being
the same lease granted by Jessie M
,T;ow1es ct al. to said. y. Clark Ice By
1915! On said trust decd efroneSassiGs;
referre1 to as dated June IS, 10 1a3.) and
duly or record In said County Cleris
ONCE OF Harrison County in Deed Book
No!yc21 at page AGO. =;
capital stock Of Bingatnon OIL & Gas
Company, c6tporation. of the bar;
value of $4,000 each: said corporation
being a Joint stock company under the
having Ms principal place of business
IN said Marion County. and there. en-.
gated IN the business of operating for
and producing OH and gas.
the day of sale. II siiS
DATED this the e2nd day Of January.
n w. II. i1E:RBY. Trustee.
isTEPToE & JOHNSON. Counsel.
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I. WADE CoFFMAN. c1erl,.

STATE OF WEST ViRcsfNiA.
At Rules held In the ONCE of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81 Hartdsn,,
County on Monday, the Let day OF Fs i.
ruary. 1915. the following order was
entered: e, "er
q William Harvey Primm.
vs.. In Chancery.
Anna Elizabeth Primm.
Object OF Suit,
pbtaln an absolute divorce from ~ y
bonds OF motrImony now existing he
tween the plaintin. William Hsrvev
tsrlrntn, and the defendant. Anna Eiisas
And ii sappea+sns from an af,,aay,t
He'd II, raid cause that Anna riiaabeth
Ft1mm - nonresident Of this State
i 10 ordered that she DO appeal wttfin,,
ns,e month from the date of the N,st
publication OF this order and do what
i NECESSARY to protect her interests
day Of February. lob. ~
WINER & BARTLETT,
! Council for Plnintin lti Z.
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known in and around ClarlS burg
and has a full knowledge ~ Ms l,F'e
mess. He feels optomistic a. 70
|Elaltksbprg,s future and does pot
hesitate to spend his money Tor
line Of the best goods IN ready 20
wear apparel to be found on tlie mar
ket. Prospective buyers can rest !; 8
sprsd that eyerything show IN fliz
store win be of the latent styles and
lat consistent prices.
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u. WADE COFEAIskN, Cler
order Of Eradication.


STATE OF, VE;sE vIf3G1esfA.
AT Rules held In the Office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Harrison
County on Monday, tic Isl day OF Fob
-ruary. 1915. the following order WAS
entered
Charles 10th. Plaintiff,
ti~Vs In Chancery. r q "
Mary 10th defendant.
3 q object Of suit.
The object OF this suit is to obtain
a decree In favor Of the plaintiff dle-
40lyipg the hnrids OF natrifpony here
tofcrS celebrated. and now existing. boz
tween the piaintih and the defendant.
and awarding an absolute divorce to
the plaintift. Z
Ana II appearing from an atiidavit
fletlsin said suit that the said defend.
ant Mary 10th rs q ionsresisleut OF this
State. II IL ordered that she do appear
within one month from the date OF the
first publication OF this order and do
what is necessary TO protctt her inter
ests herein. :.
day of February, 1915.
i. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
MILL r. MORRIS, ESQ. z, Il
Counsel for Piaintiffl
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NOTICE. OF r1us11n,s SAN.

By virtue OF the authority vested In
me by Q certain deed OF trust bearing
sss saf 81 Zen cay st Pc aas ls
FRIENDLY. to the undersigned W. ii. Der
BY, as trustee, to secure the Continental
supply Company. corporation, the pay
ment OF two certain notes tlfBrein de-
scribed which said deed Of trust Is duly
Of record in the office Of the Clerk of the
County court. Of Harrison County, West
Virginia. in Trust Deed Book No IS at
Clerk Of the County Court OF Marion
County. West Virginia. In Trust Deed
Book No. 80 at page 10. the undersigned
trustee. will % e
on sATu1DKx. THE a7rH. DAY or
EHHRuARr, tslt.
at the hour OF 1850 o'clock p. NJ. OF that
day, OFFER for sale. and ssll. ct public
front door, OF the ,ct..irt house Of said
burg in said county. the following de-
scribed property owned by the said Ice
and Treinblg. to-wit: r, rs. & =
,. Elps. Ts re s, SnaayiSsa q
to that certain lease and leasel,oid .es.
tate for oil and gas purposes. now being
operated. that was Granted by Jesse NJ.
EiSos ns sap Ssss E sns Snsa
Company ny deed beartng data the 7th
Of November. 1si1, OF record In the
SC C,nsy SieT nss once q SAD a. AerTlscn
252. and which was the~ehfter assigned
by said last named cbrlpahy TO the 4eid
e. Clark Ice and J.sW. Trsmbfy by deed
bearing date the 4th Of August. 1871.
once last afcrssaid n Deed Book No.
900 at page 479; said lease and assign
meilt embracing a tract OF f6 acres Of
lind in SaFdie District OF Harrison
County therein fully d6sdribed.
i Second ss; II The 3, ! f1II pndtyidsd ten
terests In and 20 that certain other
lease and leaseiiold estate FOR OIL and
gas purposes. now being operated for
said mineral products. upon i certain
tract or parcel or land situate on the
Vest Fork River. near the T6Wi,s az
tt,t;aysw9od. in Harrisop County, VEST
was Erantsd to eSya p. Hofhof ~ dee .
OF The Monongahe1A River Railroad
Scmnsa Y q sorperatlSa bsasipg aat..
Maf sis6h cSantS 81, BOON 80. sti
At page 4SS and ilieh said lSase Was
thereafter duly itheds BY the said
H0rndr 10 raid ri e iarlZ lee aud u ( w
sstiHs lsss in i Si S IN Sb. II S So
tetsS1 IL Is d,.ted tiie Is Ii ias u NateA.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
10 the siieriIf Of s Harrison County.
Greeting.
have hereto fore commanded you 10 sum
mon Mary 10th ID appear before the
Judge OF our Circuit Count Of Harrison
County at the Clerks ONCE of our said
Court, at rules to be held thareln for
said Court on the first Monday in
March. next to answer a bill In Ciian-
Gerry exhibited against her in our said
Court by Charles Toth; and have then
there this writ Us N "a
Witness. !. Wade Coffnaany5. Clerk of
our said Court, at the Court House OF
the said County, this 18th day OF jan
.iiaYy. 1915. and in the SD year Of 1.-THE
sls s.'s i n. 81. "a trnsAIs.,i rsin,.k
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su1z11oNs.

STATE OF. WEST VIRGINIA.
,: Io the Sheriff of Harrison County,
You are hereby commanded to snm.
mon Anna Elizabeth Pllffim to a15near
BEFORE the Judge Of our Circuit Court Of
Harrison county at the Clerks office ~
our said court, at rules to be. s,eld 'thsr =.
N Tor sand court ons the first Monday
IN March next. to answer a bill in Chan
Gerry exhibited against her In our said
have then there this writ. a.'u
Witness: Wade Coffrnah, Clerk Of
our said Court, at 1.-The Court House AZ
the said County. this 10th day Tof Ian.
ssa ay. 1910. and In the SD year. Of the
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sulsF1inliross.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
no the Sheriff of Hatriso. County.
Greeting: n
MON John Green 70 9ppsAf before Itise
Judge Of our Circuit Court of Harrison
County atilthe Clerks ONCE OF our said
court. at rules to be held therein for
said court. on the first Monday in March
next, to answer bill in sChancery. ex-
iiibtted against him in our said court
by Jennie Green and have then there
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STATE az !, oiT WEE yIRssss: M

J, I ~ Y, OF, Nv Esf Y KI.NlA,
Greeting: f :" = -
You are hereby Commanded to sum
mon Rosa Reynolds, to appear before
the Judge Of our Circuit Court OF Far
said Court. at rules to be held therein
for, said EUurt, on the first Monday IN
Merrh next. to answer a Bill iii Chan
Gerry exhiblsed agaa,.st her in our said
then there this writ. Z.
Witness. 1. Wade Coffnan, Clerk OF
our said Court. at the Court House OF
ruary. 1915, and In the 5sd VI, Year Of the the
Suite. u. w 81. 30. ~
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EGGS AID CHICKENS

FOR sALE-white Leghorns. ta,e irreat.
est OF all layers, Eggs for hatchina
SL00 for is White Wyantiette Eers
a a,ss i for u Two pens Of these chick
of January. e. s. Swisher. Nav X u.
Ground. Route CITY. fstt4itl
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FOR RENT--Two furnished rcons fo-
ltwitt housekeeping: with all modern
cu1venienceS; also nice front bed
ro1ni. with use Of bath and telephone,
gShtlemen preferred: rent very ree-
Z 40nable. 51t Preston street, Bell
plSpnc 1871.
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FOR RENT nicely Furnished rooms
FOR ilhplit n housekeeping; range In;
Kitchen: hot and cold Swatets: no chill
low Southern NJ. F. church parsonage
Cali SIC West Main street; Home
phone 196.X.
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hIH5ltl housekeeping. or sleeping pur-
poses, as Desired nicely fiirnRshod:
itstit reaeonable; use OF bath and
phbnc. Call Bell pl,Hne s620-M, or
apply Ut lT9 First street,
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LOST.

LOST between Lyons apartments ana
Raymond Court on Main street. aaiyes.
card ease witt &c. a. W. l9i,grayed
s turned 70 Telegram sofiicet - =
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FOfssRt;NT-.Threc furnished roonns for
Night housekeeping. With sprfFnte bath;
ceptFniiy located Gail Fe1l phuae
eigsJ.
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FOR sALE-Houses

EIGHT ROOM. DOUBLE HOUSE
slate roof. large yard and garden,
well OF good water: close to school
and church and car line; newly
pSpered; situate on lot 50x150
fest. Appraised at $4,000. but
gill be sold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. Ap.
ply TO Howard Post. Con. Bldg.
Ciarksburg.
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-WANTED-MaIe HeIlo

MEN learn barber trade; commission
while learning. and regular SALARY
given In our up-town shops. When
completed: you gain double practice
Leader Barber College, cinctnnati,
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FoFs RENO nicely fntnHshe1
rooms fec Hight housekeeping: also one
NICELY Furnished room For sleeping:
With ~ without board. Apply at I16
J1eeuSk street.
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rOr RENT Two turhisaied rooms for
Night liouseke 1ping; 4, newly papcred;
two minutes ~aik from postotilce: APP
ply at az School street.
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FOR sALE--MiseelIaneolls

FOR sALE-contracts for renting
houses, oil and gas leases. trespass
cards. hunting permits, coal 0ptfpnsl
and legal blanks. Cali at Daily Tele-.
gram ONCE.
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FOR Rem Houses

EpR RENT-one i've room cottage at
5G9 Glendale avenue; 81 per month;
water rent paid. 1nduira of Victor
villers, 5l4 S. Third street. Bell phone
701-J. ~ ~
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SHOE REPAIRING

GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick. The only up-to-date repair
shop In the city. Second hand shoes
j: s. Grenler. f24 s. Second street.
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FOR REissT-Three nicely Furnished
rooms FOR Night housekeeping: hot and
cold water N kitclien; nsc Of bath and
telephone: mo objection TO one small
child. Call at 100 West Pike street,
or Consolidated phone e66-I. -
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L WADE coFFMAN. Clerk
= 81 ssa VEST & S Tss,.sss1sn.

STATE OF WEST ViRafNs;IA.
CLERK OF the Circuit Court OF Harrison
eGny e 5M0s ss s II, Day 81 T ws
enteref:
! VS.. I'M Chancefy.
~: i ISisrtso ssu,s.
The object Of the above cause lie TO
obtain q divorce from the bonds Of mat
rimony now existing between the plain
TIN. John Z. Reynolds. and the defend
And II appearing from an aftidavit
hled in said cause that Rosa Reynolds
y NONRESIDENT Of itfds State. u Is or
dered that she do appear within one
lictaion OF this order and do what Is
necessary to protect her interests here
In.
Given under my hand this the LIST,
I. WADE w Is i COLEMAN. Clerk.
Counsel fos PlaiatIh
John P. Reynolds. Plaintiff,
(, VI. In ( Ehancery,
Rosa Reynolds, Defendant
N the Circuit Court of HARRISON
To Rosa. Reynolds
Take notice. that 1.-The deposition OF
John P. Reynolds and sundry other Wit
nesses. will be taken at the law Office
OF Will e. Morris. Room 222. In THE
Cot Building, corner Main ana Court
Streets. In the City of Clarksb,rS,
County of Harrison. State of West Wiz.
ginia, on the 9Th day OF March, 1915
and 5 O'clock p. NJ. to be read In EVIL
dence on the hearing OF the ahove styled
cause. In behalf OF the said John P,
Reynolds.
same shan not lie commenced. or. helms
commenced. shall not be completed OF,
that day, the taking Of the same will
he adjourned from time to time until
they are completed.
JOHN P. REYNOLDS.
:, ..e.,.,,. BY Counsel.
Counsel for the Plaintiff.
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FOR SAIE-Six year Old black 4u1are.
weight about 4 200 lbs with hadneSe.
and wagon made especially for grocery
ness has grown to such proportions
we must have double team. Call at
the Clarksburg Storage and Auction
+ Co, MtCarty Bldg, corner Main and
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FOR RENT-one i've room house. With
birth: also one four room cottage. Ap-
bly, 10 Meta v. Thorn. $50 West Pike
street
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FOR: RiINT-Three room cottage with
bath, at III Factory Btftst $1,000 per
nl1Fith; city water free c. e, Nor
Cgrty. McCarty Building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-16

st6p 25. four room cottage. slate roof.
cabinet mhntels, finished In oak, good
well at door. Apply to p. g. Drepperd.
City, Route 2.
FOR SALE-Edght room house, SLATE
roof, with bath. attic. large basefneua
and cellar cement walks. HARDWOOD
ftiahneis. ave i.aiiutes weak from co,iax
hull4e; good neighborllood Pritc on
terms $4,000. cash $1,000. Address
N B." care Telegram Office