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New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
UNITARIANS AT BOSTON.

Boston, May 22.-Anniversary week, marking the ninety-first annual gathering of the American Unitarian Association and allied organizations opened here today With a meeting of the ministerial union. Other bodies to hold sessions today were the Women's Alliance, the Unitarian Service Pension society and the Ma tional League of Unitarian Clergy men.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
NO HOPE FOR METCHNIKOE'F.

Paris, May 22, 12:35 a. m.-Pro- lessor Ellie Metchnikoff, head of the Pasteur Institute, who has been seri- ously ill with heart trouble for some months, took sudden turn for the worse last night. The doctors in at tendance have given up hope of saving his life
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-07-28
For Sale Auto.

have $500 Credit on New Dodge
Car. Will sell for $3.50. G. F. Foster.
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WANTS,F0R SALE,E7c

For good pasture, see W. j. Egan.
For Rent Small house, partly fur
nished, Mrs. H, NJ. Putney.
IL foot Deering header with three
header boxes, for sale. Jack Dillon.
Should you have an so or 100 to sell
see D. D. Hull-Cash deal.
Good work team for sale, -Almon
Adamson, five miles southwest of
Roman. 1916 p.
FOR SALE-One DeLaval cream
separator, in first class condition,
cheap. Alex La1iemme, Roman. 12-14p
FOR SALE-E Early spring pigs, well
bred Blue Stem wheat, market price
H. j. Vessey. 1918
Lost Last Saturday between Roman
and Manning bridge on Grow Creek,
three Indian robes and one shawl.
Return to Annie Jackson, Roman. IA p.
FOR SALE-50 tons timothy hay at
my ranch at S12.OO a ton, 500 bu. Of
barley at $l.25 per hundred. A. j.
Brewer. l
Will pay reward for information on
cattle branded lib (connected) on left
hip, or aH on right side, or both. -
Brewer & Hollingsworth. 40
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Jim Nash is home from 0reonn.
where he purchased carload of milk
cows.
When the All-Stars win. Harry Gar
per says it is due to good PLAYING.
When they loose he says it's Base.
Ball luck"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Wilson and Miss
Edith Helmer We're in Missoula the
latter part Of last week attending the
state meeting Of the pharmacists.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Holm have
moved to st. ignatius where the for
mer has position in the reclamation
service. They were up to Roman last
Saturday.
Robt. Watson is much improved in
health and is able to be around town
again. There is every reason to be-
ieve that he will regain his accustom-
ed health.
A. L. Crawford came down from
LIBBY Sunday, to attend the case of
First National Bank: VS.. Crawford,
Lawson ct al, which is to be tried
at Msssoula this week..
By the way, what's the matter of
resurrecting our Ronam Commercial
Club ana injecting some life into it
Roman is about to take long step
forward in the way of material pros.
perity ana We will need the: organiza-
Hon. A. J.. Brewer, w. S.. HollinQsL.
worth, Attorney L. l. Wallace, Ira
and C. F. Rathbone- made a
trip to Missoula last Thursday attend
ing district court They all returned
to Missoula again the first Of this;
week the casa being postponed until
Monday.
Mr.. and Ms. c. r. Rathbone are,
in Misaoula wIsere the former is acting
as one of the attorneys for the First
National Bank vs. A L. Crawford and
others. Mrs. Rathbone is visiting
with Miss Hilda Marsh, one Of. the
Koran teachers last winter. at the
home Of Mr.. ard Mrs. G. H. Marsh
and will probably make Mrs A. NJ.
a visit at Stevens vile be-
Tore returning h,ana.
Inquiries are nImerGGs for Taacls to
purchase in this sectisal. The lands
faost sought aree such as Wiz even
tually become sugar beet land ser1d this
Indicates that some value has attach |.
ed, to the discussion concerning the
growing of beetss here Sugar" beets
add great value ttn alt lands wiF9sre the,
beats; are grown and sFiis valley will
be mo- exception 'tao the rule.
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G. It. Foster has resigned hss
position IN the Big Store, to take:
effect August TO-, and will en-
gage, in, business in Butte. The
family Will be sasdly z1issed ia
Roman. church anoA social circles.
Mrs.. Albert G3snitE had the.
misfortune to get a fish hooA;
caught i'm her hand: Monday, anI|
it, required the services of a phy--
sioia1I to- extract it,
MiBsouaia seems+ to, he assurHa
of a. canning factory Good.
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Roetih1e1--To Wnsed

Miss Alma Roethler and Harry
Townsend, both Of Roman, were
married at | O'Clock last Friday
at the. parsonage Of the Meth
odist. church in Misso5ula, Rev.
Charles D. Crouch, D. D., being
the officiating clergyman. They
will make their hoaae at the ranch
Of tbs groom wess Of Roman.
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Poison will finnish seven inn

Poison will furnish seven inno-
cents for the slaughter. That
number of citizens have an
nounced themselves as. candi-
dates for county offices, as fol-
lows: Representative, C. M.
Sawyer, R.; DR.. A. C. Dogge, D. =;
James Harbert, R.; George Nc
Alear, R. Assessor, 7. l.. Nc
Michael, R. County attorney,
H. P. Napton, D. Commissioner,
Ben Cramer, R.
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After completing. a special
course in the. Chicago Post. Grade
uate School, for eye, ea1,. nose
and throsb and fitting glasses.
DIR. Geo. B. Owen of Poison,
Mont, kass. provided a dirk room
so he is ROW thoroughly equipped
to hand4a' all cases in above line
of work.. adv 1915
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We have purchased the entire. cut
from the Robert Johnson mill east
of Roman, and will keep on hand a
full line of rough lumber both at1the
mill and at our Roman yard. Price
| SIS. 90 at the mill and $1,000 at Ro-
nan; cash.
Reservation Land and Lumber CO..
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The wonderful "kerr' "Self-seal-
ing Mason Jar Cap seals without u.s.
ing rubber ring. Keeps your fruit;
no moulding, no spelling. Per dozen,
complete..... COMMUNICATIONS, .,...zoc
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Republican, Speak as,s !,

The Roman Republicans C1u5
has received word that two GOOD
speakers will Tie. i'm Roma short NJ
to address tho. fa1ernhers of that
organization.
IT, H.. Coonay OF Gremb' Falls;
a prominent nepublicsn and a
good speaker, we'll aCAiress the
meeting at H0r'ae on Satur day
evening, August 5.
Geo. w. 1arr of lilies City,
republican candidate. for con-
s-ress, will ba, inn Roma d Saturday,
August II.
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Mrs. Maloney's Sunday school
class will have q picnic all day
Friday, August 4, to which all
members and their friends are
invited. Bring lunches and meet
at Mrs. Maloney's at g. a. m.
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Card of Thanks

| desire to express my sincere thanks
to the many friends, for their kindness
and assistance during the death and
burial of our little boy.-Mr and MIS-.
Fred Wagner.
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Notice

| have proof Of the party who took
the blankets out of my yard last Sat
urday evening. If same are returned
at once, nothing will be said or done.
Ernest Kerng.
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Horses and Cattle For Sale

We have for sale four teams of big
Percheron mares and forty head of
Jersey mich cattle. Also a quantity
of farm machinery. Property can all
he seen at A. j. Brewer ranch.
3Stf ROMAN STATE BANK.
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For Sale

Span of and year old geldings,
W.T.. 1900; one bay mare W.T.. 1850, per-
fectly gentle. Inquire at Pioneer Of
fee. l2-l4
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Taken Up

One black horse colt about two weeks
old; no marks. Owner prove property,
pay expenses and take same.-P.
Roethler, southwest of Roman. lib
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trip to Poison Monday morning
F. j. White returned from
Missoula Tuesday with a new
Hupmobile touring car.
John Dahlgren Of Missoula,
was in Roman Monday looking
after his interests in the First
National Bank.
Mrs. C. w. Hawley Of Dixon,
visited this week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Nor.
igeau.
H. H. Caldwell, a socialist lee
turer, will speak on socialism in
the public square Tuesday, Au-
gust l, at 8 p. m.
Justice Hughes will speak in
Butte August 10. This will prob
ably be the only address he will
make in the state.
Oliver He1dman was up from
the Mission Tuesday. He is now
the head man in the new Owl
drug store at that place.
The dance given by the Round
Butte Equity last Saturday night
Yves we'll attended. Several
speakers from Roman We're pres
ent.
Tlsbercular cattle cost Missoula
county 1902. 50, the state pay
ing a like sum, The cattle were
killed by order Of the state veter-
marian,
We regret to learn that Mrs.
s5cearce's father IS worse
and thai it is lncertaiE as to
when she will return.
The Great Western Sugar Co..
has announced that active oper-
atjons on it's sug2T factory at
Will begin in 80 days.
Mrs. Reed BrackE,ay Of Three
Forks, is whiting in Roman this
week with Mrs. H. M. Put.2ey,
who is an Oh school friend.
The Rona1, orchestiw'w give
another dance at the Eoran opera
house, Saturday evening, July !
10Th, to whicM everybody is Al
vited. adv.
The Roman Af1-Stars,wiiil 60 so'I
Dixon Sunday July 3On to playa
game with the Dixon team, and
expect to return witfS> another
scalp Every ruoter issseguested
to go with them:
Tire little SOFT of Mr.. and MRS.
FREQ Wagner died last Sunday
Afternoon. W.T.: and Mrs. Win.
Wagner, the grandparents, az,
rived in Roman Tuesday and tire
body will be- taken TO- Poison
for Durial.~
Tire annual session OF the MCn--
tana Methodist Conference Will
meet at Livingston, commencing
August Is. An effort will be
made by the focal members and
friends to have weekly services
at reservation points during the
coming year:
P. M. Ross outfit, consisting
of several dismantled shanties,
camp furniture, etc, passed
through town last week, moving,
to Valley View, where Mr.. Ross;
has another reclamation con-
! tract.
The town council has done a
splendid job in covering, the
reservoir at the Scarce we'll. It
is now inclosed in concrete, with
only one opening, and That open
ing is Kept locked. With the as
sistance of Barney's water
wagon the town is now supplied
with good pure water.
Fred Simmons has sold his
ranch four miles west of town to
j. B. Martin. Mr.. Simmons and
family left this week for Couer
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Another Slash

We are still Cutting on thetA Ladies',
Fupn;ssF1ing goodss9f Arsnie Duisuis ancl
mElH sell out.
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FOR SALE-MlsceiIaneous

FOR SALE-set of blacksmith tools in
first class condition. For full particn-
lars call on or address j. L. Wood, Il
+. d., Grafton, w. Va.
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oEDER on PlILIcA9loN.


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. y
AT Rules held In the once Of the CLERK
Of the Circuit Court Of Hafrison County,
on Monday, the 9th day Of December.
1915, the following order was entered
William Morgan, planting 5|
VI. In Chancery. i|'
]. V. Thompson and W. N Thompseni
Objeet Of Suit.
To subject the lands and personal eei1'1
OF the defendants situate IN the ceuntilI
or Marion, Harrison, DoddEidge, Monot
gala. Ohio and Wetzel, In the State n
West Virginia, to the payment Of the iI1n
by attachment for the sum Of nttcou
Thousand eight hundred and Ave dpIlaII
and The costs Of this suit, tn favor Of re
plaintiff. ~
And Il appearing from m AFFIDAVIT q
said cause that said ]. v. Thompson aud
w. N. Thompson are non.fesidents q ~.
Htate, Il Is ordered that they do appeli
within one month from the date Of tN0
iirst publication Of this order and do what
d necessary to protect their intesesi1
hsreir.
Given under my hand this the 2sth dfT
" ~ /. WADE coFEliAN. clefk.
JOHN L. HECKNfER.
Counsel for Plaintth,
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REAL ESTATE
sTEALEY HEIGHTS

6 rooms and both, lot 40x
100. Baker avenue. Price
$4,000. Any reasonable terms.
a rooms inside w. g. Lot
4Ox120. Orchard st. Price
$500. Terms 800 down;
500 per month.
Good vacant lot near paw
cd street, 40x1O0. Simpson
avenue. Price $3.50 cash.
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ran RENT-Four rooms for light house.
Eeeninc mot furnished), use Of basement
and phone; water and gus paid. CAL Ut
500 Hornor avenue
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Mt. Clare. Wes-
ton, Shinnston, Fairmont, Fairview,
Pennington, Warrington and inter-
mediate points daily except Sunday.
Shipments for Warrington and inter-
mediate points must be In station
not later than 500 q. m. Fairyiew
and intermediate points not later than
1900 a. M, Weston and intermediate
points, not later than 1900 NJ.
Quick service, reasonable rates,
and. care in handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
MONoNGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-
TIoN COMPANY.
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WANTED--Male Help

YANTEp-Ten bright boys 10 sell the
Daily Telegram on streets each aiser,
noon; hustlers can aake from @oe TO Si.O
after school hours. Apply at Telegram
Office,
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Same advertisement hvo sue.
cessiye days, 80 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days. 76 cents; no classified I'd.
vertisements taken for less than
25 cents, classified advertise
ment DISPLAY charged by
inch.
Deaths and Funsrl NetiesS
LEDGE and Clubs Cards Of ThaakA
IN MemoriaD, Church Sshoss 10
per une.
NOTICE.
7! slx ordlpsry Nerds make enc Ina
every initial and whole nunbef
esuntod ere werd.
AdyeEttssrs may have thalT rephss
addressed to lstter and number
"oaro The Ts,egram.r
The Telegram will not DO respeh.
sibls fer more than one Incorrect
insertion at any sdvsrtisensnt
ordersd fer mere than one time.
Classified ads. may DO tele.
phoned and Will be charged and
bill sent the following day Il
your name appears in tho tale.
phone, directory; otherwise,
strictly cash with order.
This page is closed promptly
Ct II O'Clock a. m. Your copy
must DO In before that how %
insure insertions.
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WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS

FAJRMoNT. Fines aggregating
a. 200 and court costs Of about $l,-
900 have been assessed against VIOLA
TORS Of the Yost prohibition law by
Marion county magistrates during
tbe last year, according to reports
completed in the county clerks Once,
or the amounts, only $4S3 has peen
paid in cash. The rest has been anu
Is being worked out by prisoners on
he county roaos.
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TbePest-ReggrCQ|'
Real Estate and Insurance
C. D. FL 0YD, Manager. s
Rooms 305. 307 Golf Bldg.

coal mine, recently sold to the Budd
Brothers Of Pittsburg, has resumed
operations after being idle since the
eastern Ohio coal strike nearly two
years ago. The mine employs about
400 men and II ID said that many
big orders are in the ONCE Of TIE
company.
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VACANT LOTS

Just this side of the Industrial
bridge. and within stones throw OF
Golf Piazza, we have 100 feet 'front.'
ing on Main street (Which is paved)
and extending back 1924 feet, with
a 20 foot alley on the side. We will
sell for $40 per front foot. Compare
this price with others in this yicln-
ity and you will readily see what
bargain we are offering.
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M
d OF sTocKHoIDERs
M meeting.

Notice ishereby given that the an
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders o.
the Clarksburg Masonic Building
Company, viii be held n the lodge
room Of iIermon LDdg SO no. g. IA ~
city Of Clprksburg on Eriday, JnnreII
2S, 1915, at a: so p. M.
D. P.lMORGl,S, president.
F. d. DnIBRtDGE Secretary
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CHARLESTON: Precluding The
necessity Of complaints from con9uIls
ers, the Clarksburg company supply
ing that city with gas notified the
public service commission that It a
making every possible effort to ~
crease the gas supply.
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trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before the said meeting.
Dated: Jan. 18TH. 1916.
W. FRANK STOUT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
u. MERENDlNo, Esq,
Attorney for bankrupt.
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PARKERsBURG: Capt. William
e. Roe Of Williamstown, owner OF
the Inflated Kanawha, declares he
will ignore the second demand CT
the state public service commission
to employ divers at once to 60 down
in the wreckage in search Of miss
ing bodies Of the disaster Of January
S. Captain Roe said he had no In
tention Of pursuing any different
course from that he has been taking,
and that anyone who knew anything
about river conditions should not
suggest any other plan. He said he
had NO submarine. and that no diver
would attempt to try to recover
bodies under conditions that prevail
whore the, wreck Of the steamer lies.
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forty members picked from tho 5000
employees OF the railroad.

HUNTINGTON. Political discus
slons so far as they pertain to So
clalism, Republicanlsm or Democracy
have by resolution unanimously
adopted, been barred from the floor
Of the Huntington Trades and Labor
Assembly.
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MARTINsBuRG: The second an
,iyersary OF the Baltimore and ONO
Veterans Association will be cele.
)ratcd with reunion and a feast
January % here. The celebration
ill include an entertainment by the
Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club Of
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NEW FAIR
GROUNDS

Two vacant lots, each 30
y120. Price $3.50 cash takes
the two.
Vacant lot 30x12O corner.
lot near car line. Price $409.s
500 cash balance on terms
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All members Of Northcott Camp
No. 674s Modern Wopdnen 81 Amer
Tea are requested to meet at knight.
81 Pythlas hail, Third street. at
o,cl ock 3. 81. Thursday to attend l10
funeral Of mel ghber " I. NeWho''
ter.
u r: 1IicHh Ply Consul.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, hot and
cold water, conveniently located; rent
reasonable. Apply at 40 Stealey avenue,
Stealey Heights.
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MouNDSvILLE: The 14O miners
at the Ben Franklin Coal Company,
who wont on a strike last week be-
cause OF the, order for the use Of
electric lamps in the mine, have gone
back to work with the old-fashloned
open lamps. The report Of the state
investigators, who Investigated the
mine since the strike. said that the
mine was in good condition and that
there was no accumulation OF gas
found, meaning that the open lamps
may be used without danger.
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CHARLESTON: The state tax
commissioners department has re-
ceived a check for $4,000, the col
lateral inheritance on the estate OF
the late w. w. Gwinn. Of Hunting
ton. 1t was the largest amount paid
into this fund In almost one year.
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CHARLESTON: Valuation Of free
school property in West Virginia has
Increased seventy-one per cent IN the
last 1--WE years, according to statistics
being compiled by the department OF
schools. In the first forty-fiye years
Of the states history Of which re-
cords were kept the school property
valuation, reached s11, 100000. and
in the last five years has increased
to over s1&000,000. The school
department today sent out supplies
for the first examination Of eighth
grade pupils for elementary diplo-
mas. This examination Will be held
in about 1000 places, and ut e exc
pectedl that more than 5000 pupils
will take theFtest. The dates are
| February 8 and 4. 81
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Real
Estate:

We have three new houses#on one
OF the best residence streets in the
city for sale. II you want a good
home at popular price, you Will do
well to see us at once.
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FOR SALs--Tarms

FARM FOR SALE--16 acres, all cleared
and In good condition, one mile from
Terra Alta, good six room house, cellar
and out buildings, u fine summer home
for health. Apply to or write p. II.
Bayne, H. School street, Clarksburg, w.
Va.
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WANTED-Good girl for general house,
work, one who can so home nights; cal
, ClarEsburg Produce Market, 11l-ll3 N.
Third street.
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WHEELING: City officials an
nounce that the city Is going out OF
the municipal gas plant business be-
cause the experiment has cost more
than $4,000 In excess Of Its receipts
during the last six months. 1t Will
be suspended In the spring.
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s,IAIL FARM.

II you have good renting prop
erty or store doing a good business
and want farm, we Will exchange
this farm for 1t. II interested come
in and bee US.
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CHARLESTON; Following reports
that hemorrhagic poisoning was cpl
demic among cattle Of Greenbrier
county, the state department Of agrl
culture has sent a force Of experts
there to conduct an Investigation
and adopt remedial measures.
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WANTEu-i.sInale Help

experienced dlshwasher.
Apply Mt once, 4g5 North Fifth street
WANTED-Dishwasher and dining room
girl. Apply at 2l8 Mechanic street, or
call Bell phone 122l-J.
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FOR RENT-February ], II ten room brick
house, front and back porches. large
basement, good well of water. Inquire
Howard Post, Rooms 505-5O6 Con Bldg.
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HUNTINGTON: Klnzle B. Cecil.
former cashier Of the First National
Bank at Kenova, and for two years
national bank examiner with head
quarters here. has been transferred
to district embracing Maryland and
Virginia counties near Baltimore,
where he will have his Headquarters.
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fuE neMl--Fmnisnsa noolIls

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms
Nfor light Housekeeping to parties without
children; use of bath and pnone' nve
minutes walk from court house. Saii
Bell phone 3S1-J, or apply at l0o virginia
avenue.
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FOR sALE-Farm with eight room house;
all modern conyeniences. See j. q: Nor
rison, y. o. BOX 10, wilsonburg, W. Va.
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FOR sALE--FARM-5i acres, eight room
house, outbuildings; @ head of cattle, l
horse; poultry, telephone; one mile to
Ohio river; seven foot vein OF coal guar
anteed Inv test: on mail and cream route.
$1,000. j. l.. Landon, Il. f. d. No. 4,
COolyille, Ohio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-01-19
FOR SALE-nouses

MUST SELL AT ONCE regardless Of value.
Situated on First and Seventh street,
North View, store room 2Ox57, on lot
5ixll5, large barn IN rear, also stock Of
general merchandise and fixtures. Two
story fran house, four rooms, nicely
dwelling. See Gordon & Kidd, Real
Estate and Insurance, no N. Third st.