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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Mr.. Sharp is very enthusiastic IN
speaking about his experiences. lie
was amazed not only at the number OF
ballads which he unearthed, but at the
fact that i'm the mountains Of the south
thew have a vital existence. In ing
land it requires long and patient labor
70 find one of the old songs, and 1t IS
seldom that any one, except a very old
nerson. can or is willing to sing them.
Here on the contrary, they are stu
the delight of the younger generation.
Young girls sing them. Miss Wyman
reports a similar experience, some oil
the best of the songs collected by her
and Mr.. Brockway having been sung
by a maiden. whose manner OF singing
will be illustrated at the concert OF
Lonesome Tunes" tonight II is sell
dom. says Mr.. Sharp, that a man or
woman under eighty years of age can
be found with a knowledge OF the old
songs in England He is also enthu-
| siastic about the character, the man
ners and the intelligence Of the South
ern mountaineers. They are illiterate,
! but frequently exhibit a refinement OF
knowledge and conduct which, Mr..
Sharp says, puts that Of the denizens
If American cities TO shame. His col
lection. combined with that of Mrs.
/ Campbell. comprises about 500 ballad
Tunes II is his intention TO publish
all of this material, which in interest
and volume far surpasses that collect
cd bv the English Folk-Song Society.
/ He hopes to publish all the texts and
times in a scientific form, meaning just
nc thew were taken down, with historical
and critical notes. Afterward he in
tends TO publish one or more volumes,
with harmonized accomplishments for
singing in the usual way. Unfortunately
Mr.. Sharp has been called back to
England. The great SORROWS of the war
have entered into his soul. son IS
lying in critical condition in
French hospital, and he must 20 to
Join his wife at the young soldiers
side. "Tf / could only give year or
two to collecting in the mountains"
/ said he TO the writer of this note, 81
could collect an amazing lot OF stun
for which posterity would have the
greatest use"
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But this manifestation Of the folk
song spirit is not likely to develop or
disclose enduring qualities comparable
with the entertainment which is TO
be given in the Cort Theatre this
evening by Miss Lorraine Wyman and
Mr.. Howard Brockway, who spent the
carly part Of last summer tramping
through the mountain regions Of Vir-
ginia and Kentucky and collecting the
relics Of English folksong which have
survived there among a people who,
because Of their isolation from the
life surrounding them in the valleys
below, have preserved the songs, the
speech and the manners Of their an
cettors Of two centuries ago.
II was an interesting coincidence that
while The Tribune was publishing a
series Of articles on the ballads Of the
Kentucky mountaineers last July not
only Miss Wyman and Mr.. Brockway
should have been cleaning in the field
some Of whose fruits Miss Josephine
NcGill had placed at the disposal Of
The Tribune, Mr.. Cecil j. Sharp, a
notable English collector, should also
have been similarly occupied at the
lower end Of the Appalachian chain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

harpist, and a string quartet, Carnegie
Hall, 8:15 p. m:
IN Terra Solo don Sebastianol ......... DoniBetu
Mr.. Dos'4l.
Ncuo. Audahic .-.-----t. ''- ~
Gypsy Airs. ...--. ....-. ....---.... .'eral
Mr. kmu0.d
can Ne No More....-.+ t+...'... tllia
tondc.cend SiaCf az se
one Golden Udb # ~ i'NNr-
Mr.. D,@tal.
Harp Autumn ....... S................ 700. hoilas
Spring .--.-,, ,,...,.i- '''''' 1Ai''''
sone,to % Petruca. .IAalt- Bu'ohi
String quartet. harp. piano and organ.
Cello Romano .....-. lululI
Spanish CaWeyal ...- ..-....-.-- roper
Mr. kuuoid.
Love. Z Have Won You and Held You. Ronald
Lo0k Down Dear Eyes,. y lscnei
Mr. Dostal
Cello Ohugatoes by Mr.. krono.d 49,,
Harp Lcgcrde ........ ..-.........-.-. .Hanel
Polish Dance No. 2.............. ScihecAer
Miss warfel
n Were King NJ Ireland ............fay Poster
Erin. the Tear and the Smile............. moore
one Lftle Word. ....''''''' r., W
Life q 100.
Until Observation-Disclosures. Saudetsoh
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TT ESDAY

Song rocia. by Miss Christine Miller,
AcoIiau Hail. s:15 p. M:
Yeau.s .from the ruilesel ..... llutcr Patan
ItI.s. ru-
Water CoIO-s. f,lr chinese Toue-I0FWs. High
v,t.riar ON A Screen. Tile OIt.sI.e and
To a Young Gcutirmau John A Carpenter
ttlg time
l,.r.,t Ola das Land2. M0rgcra 'immuus. Nacht-
ri.bcr. Die spuueru. Rat eircr Alton and
I....lI..rt ....... Hugo Wolf
The Cray Wolf. .......-... ii. T Bur.e.gl
A song iu the Night ...... Marshall Bartholomew
tFrs' Umel
ID. lushm0re. Isles Of Aran....... ~. r. kureisI
first time Dedicated 90 Mis- MiAcrl
Dark ari NOudrous Night 5000. \. Walter Kramer
First tine Dedicated 20 Miss Miller
Wind ard Lgre. ............. james II. Rogers
First lime Dedicated 90 MI Aluer)
4 EorIe. " spring .......... Frank Blob
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SATU RDAY
Concert by the Boston Symphony @

Concert by the Boston symphony Or
chestra. Carnegie Hall, p. M:
s,,,rlbo.,v ia n naf .......... Chaussou
A Fsu.f Ovlrfurs .......... .......... "a lgftr
C-srd Fugle for string Orchestra ..... Beethoven
VARIATIONS on rhorale uy Josef Haydn. Brahms
Piano recital by Beryl Rubnstein
Aeolian Hall. S;l5 p m:
WaId.fein sonata ............. ..... Beethoven
Norturnc. % %. 80 T. and ro.onahe Boo
A., .............. ... Chopin
The Lark .......... .....t -"lhha haaAll'N
Bcrceuse and icsglnka ........... .lAapp9noN
sonnetic, Hamouics du solf and Mazeppa. Lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Boris Hamburg, Russian cellist, and
Robert Maitland. English barytone, viii
give a joint recital at the Comedy The
atre on Wednesday afternoon, Noyem-
Der 8.
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Piano TccItal oy hoOeIV LOIV"V
Aeolian Hall, p. m:
FRIDAY
Violin recital by Theodore Spioring'
Aeolian Hall, p. m:

Violin recital by lneodore Splci'"s'
Aeolian Hall, 3 p. M;
Concerto in A minor. ................. a.. Bach
Fausasio Op .i f'i.
iHii ahsarsn D.uc-. 40 Z. DO \ ma,or. ....,,..
Barcsrole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~. if r.
Ta~fafx 80 .ii-
pr-igIe and Fugle. Op lsl............... .E.e-f
For Noia alone l2st rmel. Dedicated t' 9f
po,,,ors ..'...''. Rabus,elr- wicaiavsd
Vase- scherz0 l'ei'iiN'' ''}
Concert at the Bil.mors. II a. m:
Ca,a,ina from the Barber OF Seville Boo. Rossini
NJ Dc LlUa
Aria from Romeo e. Julet,e' ........... ''4'o1
Miss White.
R0rdo Cspriccioso. '''.'', .,
Gayotte ...-.....'. ''-'''' .,,s,i
Mr Holman.
When the Dow Is Failing ....... Edwin schneider
Anrle ............. ...t t--ttr.ts
O'''' Nj Marineln
Sarrrata Franccsc - ~. 1.
The Crying Water. ......-.. ....-.' AHV''t l.
Miss White
Amarillo lseyen,eeuth century, ,...t..... l.l
Cauta 50 mare. ...---..-.. .-'t---''' ''-'-"' = ~
Nui tAs....s... .t.s''f '.'''
Mr. DE- Lura
Prelude sharp minor 40. 23..........-.'l opu
NcneLa and Napol. .-....'.. ''-'' .'-'''
NJ Holman.
Aria. Mappah. IRON M .-,.l .....'.'''.'i Too"
nu., from, ..Hanls," '''..'.... Ambrose Thoma.
Nuss White aal Mr DE Luca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Song recital by Miss Katherine
DAYTON, Punch and Judy Theatre, 3
p. m:
Har,, OIL the Mountains English foksonsl and
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WEDNESDAY

Song recital by Nine. Gertrude Aud
Comedy Theatre, 3 p. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Concert by the Little Symphony and
Llora Hoffman, soprano, Cort Theatre,
n. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Miss Marta Cunningham, who vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Harold Henry, American pianist, viii
be heard in a classic and modern pro-
gramme at the Comedy Theatre.
Aurelio Giorni. pianist, viii be heard
in recital at Aeoiian Hall on the
evening Of November 6. with a pro-
gramme comprising Bachs Fantasia
and Fuguo in A minor for clayichord,
and representative numbers by Schu-
mann, Chopin, Macdovell and Sgam-
bait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Concert by George Dostal, tenor
Hans Kronold, 'cellist; Mary Warfel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Paderewski's first appearance of the
season is set for Sunday afternoon,
November 5, in Carnegie Hall. His
programme will be announced shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

Ethel Leginska, the English pianist
will include in her first recital OF the
season at Carnegie Hall on Thursday
afternoon, November 2, Bach's Italian
Concerto, Beethovens "Pa'hetique'
Sonata. Op. 10, and two Brahms COM
positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

An interesting programme Of Ameri-
can songs will be given by Charles W..
Clark. barytone, on Friday evening,
November 3, at Aeolian Hall
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Aeolian Hall. S;l5 p. m:
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4 Law
uOWAhD POST. MOT q. LAW,
Real Estate ::FSkOFL
General Insurance Agents.
HOOmI SO6-BGS. 0OR DulldinI,
"ClnrkHhufE. :hs HuNT CitI."
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION or
WEST VIRGINIA.,
CAPITOL BUILDING
CHARLESTON.

A meeting Of the Public Service Com
mission OF West Virginia held Oh the 3lSl
day Of July 1919.
Case No. iS3
THE CHESAPEAKE 4 POTOMAC TEllE'
PHONE COMPANY or WEST Wiz
GINA
TUE CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA
THE CENTRAL DISTRICT TELEPHONE
THE ClIESAP EAIiE q POTOMAC TELE'
PHONE COMPANY,
APPLICATION FOR THE ESTABLISH.
MlINT OF NEW RATES AND SERVICE
IN THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
whereas application for the establish
mcnt Of new rates nnd service In tho STATE
Of West Virginia has tNlB dny been llIeu
by the Chesapeake 4 Potomac lrlcphono
Company OF West Virginia, The COnsol'
dated Telephone Company Of West VIZ
ginin, the Central District Telephone Com
puny and The Chesapeake 4 Potomac Tel
CphOne Company, II is hereby ordered TINT
leave BIZ granted to any person Interested
to file objection thereto at my time before
tho 18th day Of September, 1915 mud this
matter Is set down for hearing Mt II SEES
sion Of the Public Service Commission 10
be held in the Capitol building In the city
Of Charleston, on the 18th day Of Septenl'
Der, 1916, ut two O'Clock Z. NJ ut which
time any person may appear aGd make
such objection as may DO deemed proper
1t is further ordered that the applicant
publish copy of this order once each week
for four consecutive weeks In two news,
papers of opposite politics and Of general
circulation, If such there be- In each county
affected by the proposed new rates and ser,
vice and that II copy Of this order and
said proposed new rates and service be
posted for public inspection ut each cN'
rhnnuC office of tho above mined COmUHm-
les in this State for four successive weeks
prior to September u, 1915 and TINT due
return thereof he made to this commission.
A Copy.
Tcste
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NEWS EVENTS
Of SHINNST0N
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People of the Clay District
Capital.

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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State Of West Vlrglnin.
At Rules continued and held In the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of lIarri'
son County on the 9th day of August, l0lG
the following order was entered, tOwiti
Ards l.. Hustead. administrator Of the
estate Of Edmund l.. SwIgcr. deceased mud
Ardis l.. Hustcad administrator Of the
estate OF Elizabeth Swiger deceased, plain
tin,
vs. In Chancery.
Edmund J Swiger, John NJ. Swlger,
james A. Swiger, Susan COttrill, Sarah
/ Brown Alice Melee, Helen burns, Charles
Il. Swigcr $. u. Swiger, Anna Swiger Otis
/ Swigcr j Lloyd ThrNsher, Alexander
! Hannah and Hope Natural Gas Company, a
! body corporate, defendants.
Object of Suit.
| The general object Of the above entitled
suit is to have sold certain tract Of land
J of which Edmund l.. SwigGr and Elizabeth
Swigcr, now deceased, were, during their
! lives, seized and possessed and entitled,
of which snid tract Of land Is located on
the left hand fork of Ten Mile Creek, Sar-
dis District, Harrison County, West Viz
GINA containing six (6) acres, more or
less. being the same tract or parcel OF lana
conveyed to the said Edmund l.. Swiger
and Elizabeth Swiger by u, j. Swiger aud
Elizabeth j. Swiger his wife, by deed
bearing date the 10Th day Of September,
1897, and recorded In the proper office or
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, IN Deed Book NO.
1902 at page 400, to have an account Of the
debts and liabilities OF Edmund l.. Swlger
deceased, and Elizabeth swlger, deceased,
taken and their priorlties 0scertained and
determined; to have the personal estate
of the sud Edmund L. Swiger and Eliza
beth Swiger, and so much Of tho proceeds
from the sale of the said real estate as is
necessary applied to discharge the in.
debtedhC@ Of said estates, and to have
the residue divided among the parties
entitled thereto; and to have the accounts
Of Ardis H. Hustead, Administrator Of the
estate Of Edmund L. Swigcr, deceased, and
ArdIs L.. Hustead, Administrator OF the
estate OF Elizabeth Swiger, deceased, set
tied before Commissioner In Chancery.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit filed
In said cause that Charles Il. Swiger, one
OF the defendants, is nonresident OF this
state, It is ordered that he do appear with
in one month from the date Of the first
publication of this order and do what is
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The Democrats of New York, after
much testing of different men, have
chosen Judge Seabury of the court Of
appeals to be their representative in
the race for governor of the state Of
New York. Judge Seabury will have
as his opponent Governor Whitman,
rlnd it may be possible that Judge
Hughes will have some very peril
nent things to say about tho race, as
Governor Whitman is his personal
and political friend. Fifty-simut of
sixty-nine counties Of the state went
on record as fuvoring the nomination
of Judge Seabury.
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Union Heights

Here is a dandy, brand
new rom-room Gotta g e,
slate roof, oak finish, cabinet
mantcls, front and back
porch, good well, lot j0x130-
feet. VIII sell like rent or
will trade for vacant lots. A
good renting property or an
attractive home.
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LOSTI

y
LOST Tuesday night on II O'Clock Nor
wood car, pOcketboo6, containing re
ceipts for S2j to y. H. Turner and $50
in bills Liberal reward If returned to
4. II. Turner, nj Norwood park,
LOST Sunday, August 6. on IlJ street
car from Weston, H. Ruby Jcwel,Elgin
watch, size lG, initials IS. D,' engraved
on back Watch became hooked In the
pocket of some young man on the same
car, who has been trying to tind owner,
Reward for return to owner sam
Daugherty, Pt, Comfort.
"Wednesday morning, about ia
o'clock in postOnice a fountain pen
Finder return same tn Telegram Oil -
and receive reward.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NorIcr.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTIUE.
All persons indebted or having claims
against the estate Of Lloyd Washburn, de-
Ccased, viii please Cnll upon the undersign-
the snid Wnshbnm for settlement ut once.
ALFRED WASHBURN,
Administrator Of Lloyd Washbnrn, de-
CeRsed.
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OUR METHODS OF EYE
EXAMINATION

are simple and accurate. We do not
use drops" or dangerous drugs. All
ordinary defects Of vision can be- de.
tected and measured by the ale oil
highly perfected Instruments and sci
entliic methods that do not entail
physical discomfort or personal il
convenience. We guarantee accura-
cy in examinations and perfection in
Citing glasses.
We grind lenses while you walt.
Snyder & Lemastors
EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS
Over Bljou Theatre.
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THE P0ST-REGER Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
G. D, Floyd, Mgr.
Rooms 3O5- ;sO7 Cot Bldg.
necessary to project his interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 9th day OF
August, 1915.
/. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
RAY l.. STROlllER,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
ADNrrNrsrR 1rows SALE OF vALuA-

ADNIINISTR ATOK's SALE OF VALUA-
ABLE BANK STOCK.
The undersigned administrator Of Lloyd
Waahburn, deceased viii on SATURDAY,
NJ. of TINT day Ofrer and expose for snl9
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
Harrison County West Virglnin, the fol
lowing personal property, to VIII: FIVE
shares Of the capital stock Of the Clarks-
burg Trust Company
TERMS OF SALll Cash In hand on day
of sale. ,,,,
Of Lloyd Washbnrn de-
Ccased,
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200 o'clock .u at he FROM, door o OF
the courthouse one COW aud calf Rob
ert Mccluus c II G,
FOR SIIE-ReE,-nt TyGcwrIlors an
Makes. Lowest Prices AZ w. l.. cor,
Ienins, No second floor Irwin Build
WVe VA 'rp'S"' oS'''A''' '''' ,''' -
MAN Eor,1In Holm
NV ~ V'''oIU ''CIS
~ s-,>.,',-S -, -
A Az ra at once sn to Nj; + EaY pl g1rnside
B Ds.ea, yo s s4a 6s al :, @a5ss.s n% o e
11E5 v. V. !.
WAITED s1S s5s.sn5 s2od E2Ss E 51.6 for %
ytgstnla street.
w 5aStlS eso:, {, snq .si 3oSs Apply TO
5,s,rl..5 ;.s; e 40 ss.. q ~,
linn 19!s-e - =2-g!!s.s : piano %. -
WANi1U-Mdle Help
MEN learn 5ar0cr trade. Special
offer $3.50 cut. wages while
oaposSe 'S% aJer s Barber V co tSr
Cincinnati. 0.
MUSICIANS w4Yrnp For Fl9, Eesl-
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FOR SALE-New room house, batl, pan
try, front and back pogches, cement eel,
. lar, slate roof, lot .OAl2U. On Orchard
street. SteaIey Heights. For price and
terms see +. 4. UIds, III Chapel street
BplI ulune ll2D-J
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FOR RENT-One front apartment, six
rooms and bath private hail, porch and
sun parlOr; rent So Also one SwO.rOom
apartment with private hall, bath and
porch: $1,000 per month, instantaneous
hot water and steam heat. ChaS d.
Johnston, Broaddus Apartment Bell
phone GO9.R.
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FuK hLNI-HouSeS

FOR RENT-SiX room house, new
house, cementcd basement 2OX28
feet, full attic, tile bath, side
walls OF kitchen tiled, living room
25X14, hardwood finish, beautiful
mantcls and everything modern.
$40 per month. Garage attached
and centrally located. II. +. Mod
In, 80 Union Bank Bldg.
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FOR RENT Furnished house, centrally
located, seven rooms and BATH Bell
phone, for two months, or will rent
rooms, immediate possession. Call Bell
Phone 1876 or 1852
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Two story, eight
room mousse, pantry, water and sewerage
oak nniSh, cabinet mant6LS, china closet
slate roof; Williams stTeEt. BA,mOrt
Heights, North view. 4Ume phone l4V
Nell nhNue 2U4.L
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR SALE-Two story. SCu-sa room house
III tue best residence section Of Bread
oaks, uear Con Plaza, two blocks OF
paved street. House Is 90 nice level lot
Large chicken house and sDall stlbie Oh
rear Of lot. Address "SlU' care Telegram
Office,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-17

FOR RENT-FOur rooms Mt Hartland and
will furnish excellent fresh Jersey COW,
will rent furnished II desired. Renter to
board man Nnd two boys IL desirable.
Apply to X. A. Henderson, Hartland,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-17
FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE--WIthlu miles OF ClarhsOurg
near Buckhunuou Pike, farm OF III AI'
res, large room mouse, splendid itta,
uows. AN ideal home, or VIII divide lhto
small turme to SUIT purchaser IL, j
Home i33.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-17

FOR RENT Cottage at New Fair Grounds
sis per month. Apply at Kessler Hos
nItal for Key.
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FOR SAILS adjoining farms; one KY
acres, one 100 acres aud another OF 2Vv
acres, or wa divide the latter to sun
purchaser ) - miles rom New ar
Grounds and one-huLi mile OF quiet Den
all mineral rights 90 with farm. i!fs'
farm VI 700 acres mas new sin room house
with hall, free gas ana water III mouse
good portion Of this farm Is rlch bottom
End. morse barn, large cattle barn, sIiO,
400 apple trees, 900 peach trees; farm
clean and well fenced. The 100 acre
farm has small dwelling house. IL; J;
White y Co.. McCarW building, Bs.I
phone los, Res. l32G,L, Home phone I55.
Clurksburg, ". Va. Price rght ana
terms very easy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-17

FOR SALE-Two n. driving horses and
runabOut woman or child can ride or
drive either Inquire VIII Martins Res
taurant, Third street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-17

FOR sALE-standard bred mare, six years
old, and one new buggy. Al industrial
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ron RENT-One four-room cottage with
bath, close in So; and new four:rOom
Glenn b. Waters, 800 Prunty Bldg, Dell
plape 1S2I-J
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FOR sAI4rs-Lots
FUR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Machinery and equipment for
merly belonging to Inc Star hig, Zee
and Supply Co, Includes Iuthes, wooc
planer etc Communicate with Geols'
laup0lsky, Z. .. Bon SOj, ClarhSburg
W. Va. Both phones.