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Bruceton Mills

Wednesday morning MIR. and Mrs
Wesley Feather, Mrs Mary Jane Fal-
kenstine. Mrs Corel Whitesell and MIR.
ID. Feather motored TO Uniontown.
Mrs. Feather did not return with the
rest OF tho party. but went on with
her son Mr.. ID. Feather, To his home.
where she will make short visit.
DIR. Harriet Jones will speak on
woman suffrage October 2nd I'm the
Methodist church The preceding
evening she Will give talk at Valley
Point on the Religious Point OF View
OF Woman Suffrage"
Mr. and MIRA Walter Thomas were
In Uniontown one day this week at
tending the wedding OF Mr.. Collier. n
brother of Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Hcssie King has been staying
at S. NJ. Metheny's for some time.
Rev.Johnson is away attending con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Elsey are away at
this time. Harry Mosser takes Mr..
Elscy's place on the mail route.
AT seven o'clock Wednesday evening
Earl Benson and Miss Lorena Scott
were united in marriage by the Rev.
jeremiah Thomas. The wedding oc-
CURED at the home of the Rev. Thorn
as. Only "A few immediate friends
witnessed the ceremony.
Farmers institute will be held here
October 4th and 9Th.
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BBN BRADY,
Commissioner.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,

- n II vi w
At rules held In the clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for tho county OF
Preston, on the first Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1916.
Bishop and Lakin, asslgnees, vs.. o. F..
Forquer ct al.--In chancery.
The object of this suit Is to subject
to sale the real estate of the defend
ant o. #. Forquer, and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof to the payment OF the
liens thereon.
And It appearing from an affidavit
filed I'm said cause that the defendants
j. w. Friend, ]. A. Wright, ]. +. For
quer, Farley Spiker and Marshal For
man, are not residents OF this state, on
motion OF the plaintiffs IL is ordered
that the said defendants BIO required
TO appear within one month after the
date OF the first publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests.
IL is further ordered that this order
be published and posted as required
by law.
A copy-Teste:
J. W. WATSON, Clerk.
Published first time September 9TH,
1916.
Attest:
J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
MITCHELL and GIBSON. Esquires.
4644t Counsel for plaintiffs.
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Cuzzart

Allen Reckart and family paid ]. l..
Reckart visit Sunday.
Frank DeBerry, wife, and Jennie
DeBerry OF Terra Alta, paid friends
here a visit Sunday
Fannie Watson OF ReedsviIle, visited
friends here the past week.
Samuel Guseman and son visited
II. s. Livengood a few days the past
week. They were doing some survey
ing over near the Salem church.
Grace Suter of Terra Alta. is visit
ing friends here.
Jennie LIvengood accompanied her
sister to Reedsville Saturday where
she will visit friends.
Ira Blshoff is suffering with very
sore hand
Cute Bishop and wife visited friends
here the past week
We had a very heavy frost the past
week which did considerable damage
to the corn crop.
Andrew Reckart and family spent
two weeks visiting friends at and near
Fairmont
Miss Blanche Liyengood and J. l..
Reckart gave an ice cream festival I'm
j. l. .Reckart's new ware room Satur-
day night for the benefit of the church.
There was a good attendance and the
best Of order.
Grandma Bishoff has been staying
at Ira Bishoff's the past few weeks.
w 8. Crane and wife called on
friends here the past week.
Marshall Ringer is building a large
straw shed TO his barn
We hear that a. S. Chichester will
move on his farm here soon.
The health OF the community Is
good
y. S Liyengood and George Rode
HEAVIER made business trip "a Al
bright Saturday,
Andrew Reckart and family have
been visiting friends at Falrmont and
other places on the - & o. the past
two weeks.
Troy Groves bought the Thornton
Hardesty farm lie moved on II re-
Gently.
Bruce Ringer had a sale Saturday
He will move to Morgantown where
he expects to make HIS future home.
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MaSontown Route I

We are having some very nice fal,
weather for harvesting crops.
The health OF our community is fair.
ly good
Jacob Gale is very poorly at this
writing.
MIR. and Mrs. Ormay Shafler were
calling on their parents Sunday last
NJ. G. Gale is working for ]. A.
Cress,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. @. Gale were call
ing on home folks last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh ShaiIer OF Penn
sylvania. were calling ON Aaron Shat
fer Saturday night and George Shat
fer on Sunday.
There were few from this place
attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Menear. OF Tyrone. who took sick very
suddenly September 18th on her way
homo from the reunion at Dude May
fields. Medical aid was summoned
but on "Wednesday morning the suffer
CT passed TO the great beyond. She
leaves her husband, three children.
seven brothers and one sister. besides
host of friends. To mourn their loss.
but we trust that our loss is her gain.
Her friends and bereft ones have our
heartfelt sympathy i'm their boreave-
ment She was buried at the Pierpont
cemetery near Morgautowu Saturday
at y. IN.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Smith.
one day last week, an S-pound baby
girl. Both mother and child are do
INK nicely.
Our schools will soon be In pro-
gress I'm this section
Jack Frost has done quite a bit OF
nipping this fall.
We hope that all our people will
soon get prepared for winter, as II is
approaching very fast.
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Special COMMISSIONER Sale Of Real
ESinta

In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia.
August Wiethe, administrators OF the
estate OF Henry Wiethe. decd.
plaintif. va. Anna wiethe, ct al. 81.
detendants.-ln chancery.
By virtue OF decree I'm the above
entitled cause made and entered on
the 18th day OF May. 1916, and enter
ell at page 80 OF Chancery Order Book
20, part two OF said court, will. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2lsT, 1916.
| commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at the
'front.' door OF tho court house OF said
Ohio county. sell at public auction TO
the highest and best bidder the follow
ing property. that is TO say:
All that tract OF land situate In
kingwood district. Preston county.
West Virginia. known as part OF lot
fifteen u5) OF tho Hagan's land and
lying on the hcadwators OF Bird
creek, described IA follows: Begin
ming at stone heap and pointers, n
corner of Joseph Witches land: thence
east 40 poles TO stone and pointers
I'm the Davis line; thence north lO7
poles TO a small white oak: thence
west 7b poles to stone heap; thence
south lO7 poles TO the beginning and
containing nifty acres. moro or less.
Underlying minerals reserved and OK
ceptod." Being the same property
that was conveyed To Henry Wietho
(plaintinr's intestatc) i'm his lifetime by
w. III. watkins and Almedia @. wa{.
kins, his wife, by decd dated March IS,
1889. and recorded In the Office OF the
clerk of the County court OF Preston
county. West Virginia. in Deed Book
No. Go, ut page AIS.
TERMS or SALE -Ono-third OF tho
purchase money and as much more as
the purchaser may elect TO pay I'm cash
ON day OF sale, the balance I'm two
equal installments. payable In one and
two years. respectively, from date of
sale. with interest thereon from date
of sale. the purchaser To give his
notes for such deferred installmonts
and the title to be retained until all
the purchase money IL paid
If for any cause the sale is not COM
pleted on the advertised day OF sale, Il
Will be adjourned from time TO time
without other notice than oral procla-
nation made at the time and place OF
adjournment.
T. s. RILEY,
Special Commissioners.
|. John l.. Kinghorn, clerk OF tho Cir
cult court OF Ohio county. West Vir-
ginia, certify that bond and security
have been given by y. S. Riley. special
commissioners, In the above entitled
cause, as required by law.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Ohio County, West Va.
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Ear

Buckwheat threshing time is here
1t is rumored that We will have :
wedding TO report soon.
Greeley Strawser OF Hazelton. wa.
with home folks Sunday.
Miss Frances Guseman went to Ad
Olson. Pa. Saturday to visit relatives
Ray Feather and Joe Kelly of Cuz.
Fart. attended service here Saturda,
night.
Miss Lena Schnopp is visiting her
sisters at Corinth.
:. Frank Kelly was a business caller
at Hazelton last Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Spiker was the guest OF
her brother. William Benson and fam.
lily. Sunday.
j. j. Kelly surveyed for William
Mosser at Bruceton last Thursday.
Mrs Kezie Frickey has bee nvisit-
ing at f. X. Miller's the past few
days
Marshall SpiSer is helping Gay
Guseman with his farm work.
Our Sunday school closed here las,
Sunday for this year.
The threshinP machine moved out
again last week 10 thresh for our far
mers
Rev. Elijah Nicholson preached his
last sermon here Saturday night for
this conference year.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam FELTON, of Corinth.
came in their automobile To Phillip
Schnopp's last Tuesday TO visit They
were accompanied by Mrs. Frank De
Berry and Pearl FELTON,. also OF Cor
inth' who went down near Hazeltor
to visit relatives.
Misses Euruth, Lucy and Mary NJ.
Kelly and Ralph and Charles Kelly at-
tended social at their uncle G. A.
kelly's near GAINESVILLE Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deal and chill
dren, Laura and Elmer. were guests
of friends near Mountain Dale sun
day last.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Beatty of Penn
sylvania. visited the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs Martin Cupp and other
relatives near here last week.
Miss NJ. j. Kelly and ]. J. Kelly's
three children. Mae, Zar and Hazel
were guests at Elmer Strawser's a
few hours after Sunday school Sun
day
Rev. Nicholson. who has been our
pastor the past six months. was &C
companied by his wife, of Richie
county. at the services here Saturday
night.
Miss Gertie Kelly of Cuzzart. who
has been in Pennsylvania since last
June, and Mr. and Mrs William Mat
thews and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ling
and children, of Jenners. Pa, visited at
Phillip Schnopp's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Kelly went
down TO Addison, Pa, Saturday TO
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie and
children of GAINESVILLE, Miss Fay Kel-
ly and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Feather
of near GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kelly of this place, visited AT
Ezra Kelly's last Sunday.
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Broadway

Some frost last week in this section
George Shay and Frank ReIl 20,
their silos aDed last week
p. q. stemple, Of Masontown. spent
Sunday at 3 " Elliotts.
Several cases Of whooping cough IN
this section
Several new silos have been built
IN this section this season and Of
better material than those purchased
last year
Elias Kelly and wife are home from
a three weeks visit at Hancock. Md.
Col. G. w Wolfe and wife we're at
r. d. Listens Sunday gettlng some
views OF Cheat Hul
j = Thoheneil and wife. Of Herring,
were here Sunday.
Gay Watson, OF ReedsvilIe. was In
this 81 elton Monday
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Commissioners Office.

hlnBWoOu, w. va.
@. III. Wilson w. g. A. Freeland ct al
In chancery.
Tho above entitled chancery cause,
by decree OF tho Circuit court of
Preston county. West Virginia. enter
ed therein on the 18th day OF Juno,
1916, having been referred TO the UNI
dersigned commissioner I'm chancery,
with the following directions: to as
certain and report tho real estate
owned by the defendants, G. A. Free
land and James A. Freeland, the state
and condition OF the title thereto. the
liens and charges thereon, their
amounts, character, prlorities and to
whom owing; whether said real estate
Will rent In FIVE years for sufficient
sum TO pay off and discharge said
liens and the costs OF this suit: and
that he report any other pertinent
matters which may be deemed 30 by
himself. or required by the parties or
any OF them.
The PARTIES to said cause, to-wit:
G.. ii. Wilson, plaintiff and @. A. Free
land, Jas. A. Freeland, Jas. A. Trader,
s. w. Warner, w. q. Cobun, j. A.
Blaney, IL. J. Bowermaster. w. ID.
Lougee, Katherine Watson, adminls-
tratrix OF the estate OF Mason Watson,
deceased, and Gus ]. Shaffer, surviv-
ing partner of Shaffer- Brown and COM
pany, defendants, will therefore take
notice that on the 23rd day OF October,
1916, at my Office in Kingwood. Pres
ton county, West Virginia, / shall pro-
coed to execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF September, 1916.
]. BEN BRADY,
4I-6t Commissioner.
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An Explanation About the West yIr-
glnla Rural Credit Association
There appeared last week an article
written by Mr.. Ohm N. DeYoe, conn-
ty farm agent, also "a copy Of warning
sent out from Washington by Mr.. w.
W. Flanagan, secretary Of the Fed
eral Farm Loan Board, warning farm
ers not 10 subscribe 10, or pay any
money 10 agents or persons represent
Ing the Federal Farm Loan Banks, ms
no such banks had yet been establish
ed.
Mr.. j. Is. Madison, secretary Of the
West Virginia Rural Credit AssoeIa.
ton, upon receipt Of this warning, I'm
J mediateIy wrote 10 Mr.. w. w. Planna-
gan, at Washington, to know II such
warning had reference TO the West
Virginia Rural Credit Association, and
the following letter IL the reply:
Treasury Department.
Federal Farm Loan Board.
Washington.
September I, 1916.
Mr.. j. u. Madison, Secretary,
West Virginia Rural Credit Associa-
ton,
Charleston, w. Va.
Dear Sir; Your letter OF the Both
ult. has been received. The swarm.
Ing TO which you refer In your letter,
and which was sent out recently by
this Board, Is In no way concerned
with the West Virginia Rural Credit
Association. IN fact, ! have carefully
read the literature you sent with your
letter, and find nothing Objectionable
In II whatever. Instead commend n
as Offering 10 farmers Of West Vir.
ginia u method Of securing farm mort.
gage loans on easy terms.
Since the circular letter warning
farmers was sent out, the parties MAX
Ing the fraudulent claims have been
arrested. 80 We were Informed yester.
day by letter.
Is you are doubtless familiar with
the provisions Of the Act, the adyisa.
/ bility Of your credit association be.
coming u Joint stock land bank could
be discussed by your board Of dlrec.
tors. W. that ease, should the board oi
directors decide 10 do 50, your oppOr.
tunltles for Increasing your business
Of making mortgage loans 10 farmers
would be enlarged with the prospects
OF aiding farmers and making increas-
cd profits for such Joint stock banks
II seems to me, since your institution
has contemplated such n move, that n
would be good course ~ pursue
Amortization tables have not yet been
! prepared.
Yours truly,
(Signed) w. w. FLANAGAN,
Seoy. Federal Farm Loan Board
Farmers holding stock certificate,
and receipts from the West virginia
Rural Credit Association, and those
expecting 10 join, should have no feaI
and hesltancy in doing 50, as n number
of the leading men Of the state and
county endorse this medium Of secur-
ing long time loans, at very how rate
Of Interest, ali 81 which will soon be
under the supervision Of the Federal
Farm Loan board, made possible un-
der section 10 Of the Federal Farm
Loan Act.
Yours truly,
G. r. BROOM.
Adv.-tf KIngwoOd, West Virginia.
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COMMISSIONER Notice
Commissioners Office.


Kingwood, West Virginia.
August the 31st. 1916.
Vallie Haddix's Admr. We. vallio Had
dix's heirs.-Eauity.
The ABOVE entitled chancery cause,
by n decree OF tho Circuit Court of
Preston county. made therein on tho
10th day of June. 1916. having been
referred TO the undersigned commits
sioner In ohancery. with the following
directions:
First; To ascertain what personal
property the said vallio Haddlx own
cd at the time of her death. tho ioca-
ton. character and value thereof.
Second: What disposition, II any,
was made of tho said personal estate
by the administrator, Charles ID. Ford.
and TO mako settlement OF tho ac-
counts OF tho said Charles ID. Ford,
administrator OF tho said vallie Had.
dix.
Third; What debts the said vailie
Haddix owed at the time OF her death,
their nature, to whom payable, their
respective amounts and priorities.
Fourth: What real estate was own
ed by the said vallle Haddix at the
time OF her death. It's quantity, de-
scription and location. and such other
matters as any party in interest may
require. tho same being pertinent. or
such matters as tho commissioner
himself shall deem pertinent:
The parties TO said cause, to-wit;
Charles ID. Ford, administrator, Sam
uel Haddix. safrona McElroy, Grace
Ford. Minnie Smith. Matilda Haddix,
Lille Norman. Icio Haddix. Clarence
liaddix. LOWE IIaddiI. Virginia Had
dix and Mary Haddix. defendants, will
therefore take notice that on Satur-
day. October tho 18th. 1916. at my Of
flee I'm Kingwood. West Virginia,
shall proceed TO execute said decree.
Given under my hand this the 3ist
day of August. 1916.
JAS. II. DALEY,
46-4t Commissioner.
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l can recommend the Vegetable Com
pound % any woman who is sick and
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health restorer. Ny husband says I
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II II had not been for your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs BLANCHE JEFFER-
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Before submitting % a surgical opera
ton IL Is wise 10 try 90 build up tho
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table Compound 70 has saved many
women from surgical operations.
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RowleSburs

NJ II. Cahill OF Cumberland. super.
intendent OF the third division. Balti-
more 4 Ohio railroad. was in our city
last Friday.
Mrs. II. H. jennings OF Newell. Pa.
has returned to her homo after having
spent week among relatives.
Mrs, Sarah c. Moore returned home
Tuesday last after having spent the
past week visiting her sister I'm Graf
ton.
a. {. Watterson and wife OF Phila.
delphia. have been spending the past
week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hooton have been
spending the past week near Albright
visiting relatives
Congressman Bowers OF the Second
district. was seen on our streets one
day the past week
Quite number OF our people are
preparing TO take i'm the big Buffalo
Bill wild west show at Cumberland on
| Saturday.
j. +. Stitsingcr OF the Glade Lum-
Der company. treated himself 4 new
six cylinder REQ recently.
Mrs. w. +. McKain spent Tuesday
last I'm Mt Lake Park.
Miss Mary Purdy. high school teach
err OF Pittsburgh. returned TO her home
Tuesday last owing TO the fact that
she was not versed I'm coaching the
anticipated basketball team. How
ever. she was very proficient I'm all the
other branches, 80 we were informed.
Mrs. Ii. +. McMichael has returned
after n three weeks visit to her daugh-
ters I'm Warren. Pa.
Miss Ida Stockman has Just receiv-
ed a beautiful line OF ladies' hats for
the fall season.
William Wallace ShoCh was I'm
Clarksburg this week on business.
Or. Bryner and d. Alton Jackson
motored TO Uniontown one day the
past week
Paul McKain, who is "A student at
Wesleyan college. Buckhannon, spent
Sunday I'm town visiting his father.
Rev. w. L. McKain
The ladies OF the NJ. T.. church will
hold a social on "Wednesday evening
in the reception room OF the church.
to which all are invited.
Mesdames T.. T. Ginin and Edw
Dwiggins were Keyser visitors for n
few days this week.
VIM. Holland was visitor TO Cum
berland Tuesday.
Miss Aleda Alexander. who has
spent the summer at Ocean City. re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. f. McKain left on Monday
for Wheeling to attend the NJ L. con
ference In session I'm that city this
week.
III. Is. Jackson, OF the county seat.
was In town Tuesday for "A short time.
driving on TO Aurora the same even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. Rightmlre. Mes
danes John & Clark Carrico and AL
bert Eliason took I'm the big jubilee
day at Grafton last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Edw. Dwlggins were
visiting friends i'm Newburg Sunday
last.
DIR. l.. G. Bryner and j. H. Martin
motored to Aurora Sunday in the for
mer's car
Ellis Wiles OF the Coffman- Fisher
company store, spent Sunday at his
home In function.
II. H. Grim OF Cumberland, was Wis
iting friends in town the first OF the
week
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Valuable Farm for Sale

! will offer at public sale on Thurs
day. October ~, 1916. the farm OF the
late Joseph Guseman, deceased, con
sisting of 253 acres, 40 acres has good
timber on 1t. There is a large brick
dwelling and n good barn and other
out buildings. Will offer the whole
tract together or I'm two separate
tracts TO suit purchasers. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
ID. J. HOLMES,
48-2tAdV. Administrator.
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II w Pokt q.
Mr.. Anderson OF Easton. Pa. was a
business visitor today.
NJ. L. Jackson returned today from
a business trip to points in Pennsyl-
yania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox and chill
dren are visiting relatives in New Mar
tinsville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Crogan are en-
joying two weeks sojourn in Battle
Greek and other points in Michigan.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dorsey and chill
dren of Parsons, were here this week
visiting the old home OF the former.
Mrs. +. +. Hayes OF Charleston. is
In the city today making arrangements
for the big anti-suffrage meeting TO
be held in the court house here next
Wednesday evening. when Mrs. O. ID
oliphant will tell the voters why the
women do not want to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel h. Montgomery
have returned home after several
days spent at different points in the
state. Mrs. Montgomery was in at
tendance at the district meeting OF the
Pythian Sisters I'm session at Clarks-
burg. while Mr.. Montgomery attended
the big Pythian lodge celebration at
Salem.
Mrs. o. ID. Oliphant of Trenton. n.
j., Will be in Kingwood next Wednes-
day evening. October 4th. under the
auspices of the West Virginia associa-
ton opposed to woman suffrage and
Will address our citizens in the court
house that evening. Mrs. Oliphant
spoke at both the Parkersburg and
Huntington state conventions and she
proved TO he an able speaker She
VIII no doubt be greeted by good
sized audience in this city.
Rev. Frank NJ. Patterson is a pa
uent at Cook hospital, Fairmont. suf-
fering from injuries received when he
fell on street in that city Monday.
where he had gone on a business trim.
While going down an incline he fell
and fractured his knee cap. He was
just recovering from similar mishap
that he received i'm this town last win
ter, the same knee cap being fractur-
ed at that time. Mrs. Patterson left
yesterday for Fairmont to visit her
husband and today an operation will
be performed on the member and the
bones wired together.
Merle Orr, young son OF MIR. and
Mrs. f. u. Orr. of this place. will like
ly lose the slight OF his left eye as a
result IF being struck in the eye by
a shot from an air gun In the hands
of Karl Wolfe. The boys were shoot
ing at mark last Sunday afternoon
and in some manner the gun was ac-
cidentally discharged by young Wolfe.
Mr.. Orr took his son TO Connellsville
that evening where the lad was ex-
amined by DR., Bailey who Is giving
him treatment but can not tell vet
whether the sight will be DESTROYED or
not. Mr.. Orr and his son have return
ed home but will go to ConneIlsville i'm
two weeks for further treatment.
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For Sale.

The registered Polled- Durham bull
Roam Duke" lie is a finei Individual,
four years old, good breeder and very
gentle to handle. Will be sold at a
bargain as our community needs a
change.
a. X. e. G. T.. WILLIAMS.
Farm near Tunnelton camp ground.
Adv-49-1t