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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-11-30
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
FROM LAKE CITY.
STORE ROBBED--.NEW CHURCH
TOBE BUIT--LARGE SALE OF
LIVE STOCK-.POLITICAL.

Lake City, November 2S:-Ihe
Blizzard Hardware store was enter
ed by burglars one night last week.
and a few goods stolen. We under
stand several pocket knives were
taken, and that these were about all
that could positively be said to be
missing. This seems to point to boy
or boys as the guilty. Entry was
effected through one of the rear
windows by removing a pane OF
glass.
There will be a sale of cattle and
hogs here on December Z. the first
of its kind ever held at this town.
All the farmers of the county who
have any cattle or hogs to sell. are
invited to have them at Lake City
on that day. Mr. j M Truluck is
working up this sale for the benefit
of the farmers. He tells the writer
that he is already assured of two
hundred and fifty cows and four
hundred hogs: and that there will be
ten to twelve buyers here, who are
coming from Richmond, Baltimore
and other packirg-house cities
There will be no commissions. The
object of this sale is to encourage
the raising of cattle and hogs, and
to give the farmers an opportunity
of learning the proper condition
stock ought to be in when marketed.
Another idea is to establish a per-
manent market where farmers and
stock raisers can take their cattle
and hogs every fall or winter and
turn them into money as readily as
cotton.
The boil weeyil is coming. and it
is certain that the demand for meats
will not grow less. Therefore, ii
would seem to be the wise thing for
; the farmers of this country to in
crease the raising of stock. wheat
and rice. especially. And these have
passed the experimental state in
this section. The biggest crop OF
rice made in thirty or forty years in
this community was gathered this
year, and the people are rejoicing
over their wisdom in sowing heavily
last spring. Those who raised wheat
are congratulating themselves; and
much more of this grain is now be-
ing planted than ever before. No
where will you find a man with an
extra cow or hog who regrets the
fact. Our people must quit living
out of paper bags and tin cans, or
the process of growing poorer and
living harder must inevitably 60 Oh
and on.
Has any one stopped to think OF
the fact that the hosiery bills Of to-
day are almost rivaling the clothing
bills in the matter of total cost?
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KTNGSTREE SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 80, Is
The sturdy Is cents hose and hall

hose are going-in fact, are we'll
nigh obsolete, while the rs cents
Isle and $1.00 to S1.50 silk ones are
regarded as the only things pos
sible." The Is cents goods will out
wear the other. three to one, but
they are plain black or tan, and
worst of all they cost only fiften
cents, while the others are heliotrope
or lavendar or clock-work, and cost
S1.0O to $3.50, and are so fiimsy
that care must be employed to even
get them on. And the total spent
for this stuff is surprising. If some
fashionable" young man or woman
will foot up the years bills for these
goods and compare with the years
bills for clothing, they will perhaps
be astonished.
Some, at least. of our young lady
teachers are trying 70 do their duty
by employers and pupils. We un-
derstand that one of them has COM
manded her beau to stay absolutely
away, except on Friday night and
Sunday. But, you may be sure that
when these periods arrive he is most
strictly on the job"
For several months the Baptists of
Lake City have been talking about
building a new meeting house. Last
Sunday they held special services on
this subject, and towards the close
asked for contributions and subscrip-
tions. The amounts given by indi-
viduals were from few dollars to
fifteen hundred dollars. The total
was about eight thousand dollars,
and the church intends to raise this
to sixteen thousand. This will build
a handsome and commodious house,
and one in keeping with the growth
and strength of this church. which
numbers about three hundred.
Clayton. the man who is al
legged to have gone away with money.
horse and buggy belonging to DR. L
B johnson of Rome. mention of
which was made in The Record of
last week, is here in the guard house.
He was captured in Greenville. S c,
by the city authorities upon descrip-
ton furnished from here. Constable
| L NJ Belk. on being notified of Clay
toms capture. went for him and
came back with him last night.
A primary election will be held on
December 5 to select municipal
ticket for the regular election on
December 20. We understand there
are some four or five candidates for
mayor, Mr. ] H Blackwell. Mr. S B
Rodgers, ] D Green, Esq, and pos
sibly others. The number of per-
sons spoken of for alderman is too
lengthy for the columns of a news
paper-a bill board would be of the
necessary size.
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The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Bennie Dukes of Mouzons died
Friday. Funeral services we're held
at Midway Presbyterian church. Rev
D M Clark officiating.
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PROBABLE LYNCH|NG
NARROWLY AVERTED.
CHESTER RESIDENT SAVED ONLY
BYCAREFUL INVESTIGATION;
WOMAN'S STORY FALSE.

OQeSleT, NONelluel 20. "A XIV"
ing belief here is that, realizing that
the truth could no longer be con-
cealed, a certain married man and
a young woman in this community
recently conspired against white
man named Mobley, to the effect
that only by the careful and pains
taking inquiry instituted by Solici-
tor James K Henry was the inno-
cence of the accused man establish
, cd, and lynching averted.
The story is strange, but true, and
| it is said that the relatives of the
young woman acted throughout in
good faith on the strength of her
story.
About two weeks ago Sheriff COL
vim was informed that young wom-
an had been assaulted by white
man, and that neighbors were pre-
pairing to lynch the alleged perpe-
traitor of the crime.
Sheriff Colvin conferred with So!
licitor Henry, who at once realized
the seriousness of the situation. The
Sheriff was directed to arrest the
man and remove him to the York
county Jail. This was done, lessen
ing the danger of mob violence.
The uncle of the young woman
stated to Solicitor Henry that upon
certain date in September, at
about dusk, while returning home
through dark place in the woods,
his niece had been stopped by man,
taken from her buggy. and assault
ed. The mans description, given
by the young woman, fitted the
prisoner in every detail, even to a
scar on his face. =
The young woman stated to her
uncle that she had been too fright
ened to make an outcry, and had
kept silent since on the threat of
the man to kill her if she told. Up
on being confronted with the prison
er in the York county Jail, the young
woman positively identified him as
her assailant.
Solicitor Henry began a careful
investigation of the affair, He sta
ted to the young woman's uncle
that he would call special term of
court for an immediate trial. but
would be forced to give the accused
man the benefit of all the investi-
CATION that could be made.
The Solicitors inquiry developed
startling facts. The testimony of
several physicians was heard. The
mother and father and the uncle
who had preferred the charges be-
came convinced that they had been
deceived, and the accused man was
released.
There seems to have been no ques-
ton of the honesty and sincerity of
the girls uncle throughout the
whole proceedings. The father and
mother were also under the impress
ion that their daughters story was
true. Upon realizing that they had
been deceived, they requested the
release of the imprisoned man.
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According to reports filed with
State Superintendent Swearingen,
Williamsburg ranks nineteenth in
the per capita expenditure per pu-
oil. its figures being Sl9.i7.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

@ir baben bier in @pouling outes
.gano uu0 6oben $50 8itibel
@eisen geerntet, 60-80 8uibcI
Safer. 20 guibel 6Iahs; Ilirnip8
mo aartoffeln 2 bis 8 8funo idiuer.
gQe @emiiie mndien bier gut. Sir
peroet eiflen boaen aeIler 'finpen,
no INNER cine 6orm lit. 1tno
oicics 2ono fonrt SIR befommeu.
$40 ader ScimitGtte bon STA Bis
500. aobIe luno SoI8 on Canoe
o0er in Der 9l1bc. SGift fem @elo,
fommt mo iebet Irtbit. 8enn i'd
Gl,d oieies 2qn0 nidlt 8eiaen fam
iperoe i'd, end mie0ergeben, mos
Ole 8nbnfobrt nod bier gefnftet bat.
aber fomnt rebt bnI6, bonn es miro
nift Ionge o1uerlL bis Giles oitfge.
uominen lit. 6. %. &eterien Gil.
Iette, @po. TT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

me S0-t20 ader bebdutes 2nno III
Eauif fir 800 ader glites 2ono,
penn sic mebr 2auo boben po1en.
ODER taitihe gegcn Snronore, @ier.
donoiie Store %. Builder Shop. Use.
oer Snformotionen penoe man iidl
ooer Idreibe an Sronf Sfntler.
bonurer, n. 4 Clearwater, Reb.
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GOrti.suna fOIst.)

Die dltsfe airte gerliHs IN
Die gitDlaifirhs. bic i'm Sabre 1929
sstDeiht lDuroe; Oann fDlgsn Die Be,
reits 1892 in llrtan0tn eripdbnts
Marienfirhe un0 Ois 1890 ponenostt
8lotertirds DIE su Dem 5ransistus
Hsrtloiter Der erousH Briotr, iest
@pmnafum sum sranen RlOltsr, &c,
b0rts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

brei-t 9fun6 BON Goo @impotp.
Der ODER Sapans. Zee init ieoeu
10 9fnnb oes beIten 35c.aoffees,
per GadetpoI fir 1915. 9nbe's
Coffee Mortet, 1911 2eaoenmortb
Ctr, Omaha, He6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

Sbon manher bat auf Dieter Settle einen 9lilds
Iiden Sumo eemadt uladen Sic einr1al Ole probe


Gr. e.. @. EARN furiert SGmcrr.
boioen diiteIn II. onbere DormIei.
ben obne Operation aur 1arontiert
unO fem @eIb berIangt, ebe furicrt.
Shreibt nm BUD iiber 8armleioen,
nit 3engniiien. Or. g. n. Sarru.
$40 Bee Bldg, 0maba. S.1.16
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
saIu0n. @eidaft an perfanfen.

Gin 9lttge6enOes 8eih6ft
8u %0crfnufen, 5piiAen 3mei Eool.
hollen uilo eiuem Cpern6arts geIe
gen; Elm q~utaebcioe5 @eibSit y
elmer iideren Sta6t; NIT ooer obne
Standardization. gerfauisgruno: Sc.
imtbbcit53uitan0 Man noreiiiere;
@. g., Cnuba Iri6lne. Mai %
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
9lliifr 1aIten.
3n b%erfanfen
30 Nfer 6%omeieab ean6.

800 afer SomeiteaO Sano. =
SeIte @elegcubett fir etnen or.
men @taun 5u einer guten 6orm
All fornmeu. 5einiter @ooen, no
oaes tuohIt. 9on 3-6 Meilen bon
Der eiienbabn StatioL 8oitoffiee
5tore, @ol8honolune mO Sdule
geItes @aIier BON Is bis 30 SUB.
unO acililg ireies @ol5 iilr Jeace-
gfoIten mo Sei5ung in Der gtabe.
Dit $fs5 lit oles be5ahlt. aomuletl
Gle eIeid ooer ieuOef Sic uno $25
qln5ablung, mo Elm 9ntes Slid
2airD miro on iein menll 5lc fomt
men. 3ugleIf iideru Sie iiA Der
nieoriacn Qreis. Spnter miro Der
greis biel bober. Gentide, be.
nust oiele lesie @elegenbeit, Dem
oieies 2alto tit nirflid iebr gltt.
10 Gents fir mebr altsftmit. 5rari
Chandler, 1924 Curtis CTR, Cen
Der, Colo. tt.
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Die Y. M. CA.

unter61It 9iadmittaas mo Sber0.
alrle III enqliih. geieL Shrais
ben mo g%uhjta6iercn. elencutar.
.lebre un0 @rommotif merSen ee.
Iebrt.
Rnhmittaas idnle (b Gage in Ser
Node) $500 pro Monat.
4beu0idlnle (9lontog. NittuoG,
5reitogl $3.50 Der Mtonat.
Sci G%rlan9pne Der eriten unS
8peiten giirgerpapierc miro unent.
geltlih 8at erteilt. 5rem6e merocrI
in ieoer m0alidcn geeiie untetitiitt
II. n. Saruep Ctr. Gel. s1ler 1900.
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R1her nnh Mnifnne.
Nac grnaman
sirrheiImitlel nrD @nrlnpnIptr.

Sicrhcilmittel nr6 8nrmpulber.
SmfIotper Seilmittel MAIDEN ibren
@iebitaao acinpa; SIRE Sdweine
uno Ni5pi,b mer0en fret bon
g9iirmerE mo raid fett iuer0en
ShreibeH Sie uils I'M Ginscl.
be;fen. Die @einnoheit S6res
9~iebifane1e beoiuat es.
Gmaba 6Orie, Cattle &
6Os aeineOh So,
1911 Burt Stry Cmaba, Iebr.
q @ai
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@nt eiuaeridteie ifarmen

Wut eiHgsridtete Carmen - 81 per'
faufen. gi $50. S65 mD SIS jer
ader, in antelope gountD, gteb
Gieie 6or;ueu fonnen Oireft bonn
eigenfiimer gefanft peroen. Scr
brontt feline aonumIiion 81 be5ah.
Zen, moourh SIR $1,000 bis $4,000
ip1ren fonut. gas gnH0 1T Ialter
i6wor1er ionOger 2ehmbooen, euf
aorn. mo Gliolia-gnno. Sir einen
Spottpreis 240 Ader fHr $65, IL
Wirilen, nao 800 iir sG5 bril- afcr
3 NelleA bon Der SiaOt. sd Geg.
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Wra6iteinf nnb Monnmrnte.
qeidlenheaanamiEe

Seim.-anit6nOige niidterne atbei.
Ter fiHoen Gin glltes marmcs
Seim, goro. 2ogis uflb Naidje fiir
$500 ole 4ode. BET ein3elher, e6t
OelltIdcr. iauberer 8rou. mur tie.
tige 3abler finOen anfnabnte. Sran
Iounlann 5helbp Court 8, %. uub
Wulou Ctr. ii
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WfraudIrrte Gatiiihe.

6odoelifate g%erduferte GatiIlde,
rod meinem eigenen Brapurat CUBE.
reitet. qroba 1eIitateiie; bel 9enrD
Sect, 20. mo 0iiiouri aoe SiO,
Iieite. Eel. Soutb 16f. apr. 10
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Darn pcsinIin.

Sarm' 5pc5tnltlf.
Or. &. u. Gowor6s, $50 See gIOg.,
fitriert Sdmorrboioen uto GiTtcIr
obne Operation unS obne anGIte.
tiihe 0litteI, GrfoIa oardrtiert
2-21-17.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

IS be8ahIt it'd, III Nen .alnf,
Iiifi5irtcn aH8sieen@ Der 1ribiIne al
nnituncIren. Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
Sitcopat6ifde slerste.

Soicpbine armItrone, 6t5 See BOO.
2-i0i7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

Nnrp anoerien COS 9ee 8Ioo.
8ouelas 1896.
Douglas 1896. 2-t6-f7
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Nrirnteafinh.

6mOlperfcr. rs SATIRE alt. NUT 9a.
tenn Sans unO Gintommel mod.
te aeru }ucd5 @eirai Die gc.
famtihoit NIT hanslidem. lie.
bensfpiIr0igeu Diorhel ooer6rai
MAIDEN. oie ci1t gute5 6cim Iiebt.
Iufrnaen erbeten inter II. 100,
Cntabo IribIine. p 9idr5
aIciSer-per0cn gittpaiieno ST. ma
Bigen Brciien m~9eiertigt pon
frou VI. Qictih. t435 2. IA. Str.
IL
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assofaien.

gQm. 5imrrul, 2O2.2o3 5irit RatT
9ant 9toa. 2-l-17
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anmim Snnnln sfnrr.

ttVIEt"tt
Guarantee abitract 60, Z Setter.
ION 8log 3-lo-l1
e. ~ 5ohlcr & Son 2t6
9eeline gloa. 3-is-l7
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ter OF A; C. Hawkins, bankrupt, in bank
ruPtcy, by w. Frank Stout, Referee the
undersigned Trustee Of the estate OF the
said A. G. Hawkins, bankrupt, viii At his
olhre 81 Con building, Clarksburg, West
Virginia. up to the 9th day OF October
1916. at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, receive bids for tho purchase Of
the following personal property belonging
to the estate OF said Bankrupt: Ono drill.
ing outfit complete. consisting OF one rs
II. =. boiler, one Ajax steam engine and
tools situate on the property Of j. j. staI.
maker, near Progress, BrnXtOn County,
West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE :--One-half of the pur-
chase price thereof cnsh in hand on day
of sale, and tho residue in six and nine
months with good personal security, to be
approved by the Court.
The above described property will be
sold free and acdult Of Hens, but said sale
will be made subject to the approval Of
the Court and the right Is expressly re.
served In the Court to reject any or all
w. G. sTATHERs,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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THE HAVOC OF FLAME

May brihg disastrous reminder too
late. Protect yourself and your fam
NY. Assure yourself OF a roof over
your head. II your present home or
your household furniture Is COW
cred with our broad liberal policies
you can replace the old with now, a
few dollars every three or Ave yenrs
VIII insure you way up to tho Anal
notch OF protection. We represent
nothing but the BEST insurance COM
panies financially strong enough for
absolute protection in case OF losg by
fire, We insure anything insurnble
and at the lowest possible rate for nh
solute protection. Look about your
insurance TODAY and call us by
phone for rates, etc.
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NOTICE.

Any person or persons having possession
of or any claim to missing bank book No.
0oos are requested to present same to
The Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
Company and submit to having said book
cancelled and new hook issued in lieu
thereof.
THE LowNpEs SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY GEO, L. DUNCAN. Treas
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Same advertisement Eve sue
.eeaslVo days, 90 cents; samo
advertisement seven successive
days, 90 cents; NO classified ad.
Vertisements taken Tor less than
25 oentS. CLASSIFIED advertise
mont DISPLAY charged hy
inch.
Deaths ga TunAzal NstassS
LEDGE And olRhA. caEds af ThaAha,
In MasneEAaRAs ChnRCh NotB0AA o
MOT1uR.
Six sraiaaxy WaEds HlAks 0aS hAA
every iAltiAl AAA WhalS RnnbH
counted enc ward.
AaVsrt4sGEs nay have thelx Eaptios
RddtSsSed e . Utter Aa4 RHnAbaB
Scare The TeaeSEUmS
Tho TslekRan viii nst be rosDNA-
sibls fer marc than enc iRO0EESOa
insertion - cay RdVeEtiSSmSAo
ordered fsS mere than enc tihas.
classified ada. may DO tolo.
phoned and viii DO charged and
bill sent the following day Il
your nRme appears In tho tele-
phone directory; othSFwiRs,
strictly cash With order.
This page Is closed pEonptly
ct II O'Clock a. NJ. Your copy
must be IN before that hSu 30
insure insertions
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
OWNERS PRICES.
INDUSTRIAL

Fronting sixty feet on Broadway.
which Is paved and corner to Allen
street. we have FOR sale property
that is sure to make the buyer money.
There is fve-room cottage on the
rear of one lot which rents for SIS 90
per month and two more houses can
DO built on the front OF the lot. For
a home or investment this Is a good
buy.
PRICE $4,000
on time or $4,000 for cash.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATES FOR THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of A. G. Hawkins, Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY virtue OF an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the Northern
District OF West Yirginia entered ON tho
18th day Of September, 1916, IN the mat
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WANTED 10 BUY

WANTED TO BUY-veal calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Candy
Provision Company, Clarksburg,
w. Va.
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HoTICE.

Any person or persons having possession
Of or any claim to missing bank book No.
Union National Bank and submit to having
said book cancelled and new book issued
In lieu thereof.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK.
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WANTED TO BUY WHEAT
Write or phone Anchor Mills,
no West Pike ST., CIarks-
burg, w. Va.
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REPAIR WORK

ALL kinds Of roofs repaired, old roofs
painted, spoutlng and ove troughs hung
postal and l will call. Theo. Boone, Gem
eral Delivery, Clarksburg, w. Va.
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wANTED--Driver for Ford cars; must
have reference and experience. Auto
Livery Co., Traders Avenue. Either phone
$40.
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WANTED-Efale Help
men for steady
work. Apply at Lang & Crist
Box & Lumber Co., South
Chestnut st.


BOYS WANTED
Several bright boys to sell Daily Tele
grams on streets after school and satur
days. Earn 25c to 800 daily, Pnpera
ready every afternoon at 4 o'clock at Tel
egram business Office.
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FOR SALE OR RENT--A scven.room
sleeping porch, gas and electric lights,
full basement, cement walks; lot level.
Terms reasonable. Call Home phone
hNl-X. or nddrhaR BOY 40 City
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lady stenOgrapher, with
several years experience, position with
some good firm; good references. Ad-
dress &C. E. care Telegram office.
seamstress would like po-
sitlOn altering and fitting suits, or work
In millinery department, in first class
store. Answer by letter only N" care
Telegrnm office.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN bay horse,
four years old, white front feet. When
last seen had red halter on. Kindly send
any information to w. u. Curry, Bell
phone S23-L. 191 Hart street. city.
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FOR RENT-Store Rooms.

FOR RENTAL 400 Clark street, store
room with modern up to date movable
fronts. suitable for any kind Of business,
possession at once. Inquire ut 413 Clark
street
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FOR SALE FARMS

FOR SALE 07Ia acre firm In Melgs Coun-
~, Ohio. Eight room house ana other
outhuildings, large basement, barn
Would exchange for Clarkshurg proper
~ In desirable location. Price $4,000
see 5. L. White. Mt ClarkSburg Whole
sale Drug Co.. or address j. II. Wilson,
II. y. u. No. .. AlhAny, Ohio.
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FOR SAIE-Lots

FOR SALE--A number Of vacant residence
lots In different parts of Clnrksburg,
ranging In price from 800 to $500 and
$1,000. Easy terms. Call Harvey Il. Smith.
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DO YOU REALLY WANT bargain in
hne new house and large lot, something
that Will make you a fine home, for less
than 1850. Five minutes walk from
postothce, good MONIES around It, This
Is the best thing in ClarksburE. House
has seven rooms and bath, front and
rear porches and is well built, Of good
materials. Address Box 1o2, clarksburg
w. va
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with a pri-
vAte family, in n quiet nelghborhood and
best of location. use of bath and Bell
phone; plenty of light and fresh air;
three large windows. Call at GIL Locust
street
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EoR RENT-Turnished room, close to
business section. Apply at g. West Main
street,
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fvK SALe-MisceIlan5ous

HUPMoBlLE ROADSTER, 1915 model,
electric lights and starter. Tires and car
In first class condition; cost $3.50, for
sale at big sacrifice. Address "Hupp,
care OF Telegram office.
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FOR SALE ; farms. less than one mile
from Norwood addition and Stonewall
Park; Farm No. !. 100 acres, SIX room
house, slate roof. basement. water and
free gas In house, good barns fine bot
tom meadows, 1000 peach trees, 400 APP
pie trees, well fenced all mineral rights
20 with farm. Farm No. ., 100 acres,
small house, large barn ind silo splen-
did bottom. Farm No. ), 30 acres. II.
J. White & Co. McCarty Bldg, Bcll los.
Res 1892 H. Home AR
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MANTED-SaIesmen

MEN to sell our $3.50 tailored to measure
suits. A big money maker. Our men
make from $4,000 TO $500 n week. You
can do the same. Write EMPIRE GAR.
MENTS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Statesmen sIDELINE-Iake big money
selling our new sc art picture knife
punch boards. Big commission. Write
for exclusive territory. Address Dan
Qualls Speciality Co., Box AIS. Knoxville,
Tenn.
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FOR SALE--H0USES

FOR sALE-Two story. Bev~u room house,
IN the best residence section OF Bread
oaks, near Con Plaza, two blocks on
paved street House Is on nice level lot
Largo chicken house and sIp1u stable gu
rear OF lot. AddreBS "S18'' care Telegram