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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPPOSE
LEVY FOR HELPING SICK POOR
Represents commissioner

Represents Comm ISIS toner's.
George W Oldham. clerk OF the
board OF county commissioners. stated
De WAS present only TO deliver a mess.
axe from the board "a, read letter
from Hon r. o. Blue. state tax com
missioner. which he said was a reply
70 a letter sent MI Blue making in
quiries as 90 the powers OF the board
relative Co the act OF The legislature
IN 1915. Mr. Blues letter was daJea
July II. 1915. and in 81 the commits
SINGER stated the act did NOT require
levy for the support Of the hospitals.
D. A. Mckee Approves Idea
Prosecuting Attorney -. \ Mckee
next spoke and he said he approved
the idea Of public support of the hos
pitfalls and sanitariums and believed
the county should approve IT, lie
said he was heartily In favor OF the
idea and that he had not been con
suited by the board on the levy
In reply 10 a query Mr.. Mckee said
be- had not investigated what was the
legal limit OF the county levy nor the
power OF the county board 20 levy.
particularly for the benefit OF hos
pitfalls la addition TO other county pur
poses he said be was not asked By
the board on the question. would not
say the board had power specifically
for hospitals. nor say DO did not have
such power. Being asked who gave
this advice he replied he did rot know
where it came from Mr. Oldham. In
90 his understanding this advice came
from Mr.. Blue.
Nelson c. Hubbard Speaks.
N.Tarrt q TTnkhurF H.fr..r.F ..frr
ring address in behalf OF the Couuty's
lending az least some support 10 The
hospitals He said 40 the present time
there are a number OF worthy persons
vh O are neElectiuE their health and
many others even suffering death be-.
cause they do not want fo go to tho
Door house He said The poor house
ier "a lasting impression and 90 great
many persons did not want fu Con-id
er themselves psuper- Many OF these
persons. De said. have only tempo.
rary financial emh8rra s-meuf and they
would endure almost anything before
they would let anyone know that tho
county had 90 support them
Mr. Hubbard also claimed CHAT The
proper place for many of these poor
people who were iu need of medical
attention should ha sent to hospital
where they could Doc NOR. properly
cared for ffe said tho board of com.
misslouer- said fh'y had "a county iu.
Urinary fo car. for These people. buf
DO questioned whether fh'. would ra
cei.e fha proper care fhr proper dit
no This institution. a- they would In 3D.
we'll regulated hospital
Tho speaker also advocated That
.fhe county should employ capable per.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01


% the Rotary Club Which VIII
Take Action
A wellattended meeting of the Ro-
tary Club was held last night at the
Windsor hotel The special program
for the evening was 10 take decisive
action regarding the county tax lew
for the support OF hospitals, and tho
meeting went on record a. being IN
favor of the principle OF the county
aid 10 hospitals. and secondly. they
appointed a committee with instruc-
lions 10 take LEGAL advice az 20 the
power Of the county commits sionerz
10 levy for the support Of hospitals
and charitable institutions additional
10. and outside OF the present levy
for county purposes.
According to the discussions
brought ont. the county commission.
ers are opposed 20 the couutv's lend
ing its support 10 to the hospitals and
are I'm favor OF continuing the poor
house or county infrmary The
pleas that really worthy unfortunates
be- sent 10 other Institutions. FOR
which the county would ar least paw
part 81 the expense. have been
ignored. with q result that many per
sons have suffered privatious and
some even death because they did
not want to be- q "pauper."
Many Charitable Patients
The guests met in the grill room
where dinner was served with 4 j.
Hunter. president OF the organization.
acting as toastmaster. Az the con-
clu~ion Chairman W. H. Smith wa re-
'osnized and read a report of the
Public Affairs committee OF the club.
Mr Smith reported that during me
year 1915 the Ohio Valley General
hospital had charitable cases to the
amount of Z 1922 days attendance. az q
total cost ~ about f1S 600. for nurses.
medicine and surgical help Ir 1914
tho amount for such cases was about
$4,000 The N0rfh Wheeling hos
pital in 1915 treated at cases ar the
cost ~ about fl1 600 showing That
both these institutions did charitable
work 20 an amount from 5000 fo
$4,000 No definite figures were xiv
an as 20 a similar expenditure by tho
Tuberculosis Soritarium but an
amount % several thousand toIars
was estimated The report employs
absolute need o. supper from fle
county 60 this work could be- carried
on and extended az needed. and other
work could be- done
Or. Etzle- Reports
Or FtzIer. city health officer. made
a sturdy appeal for fuhercuI3r relief
work He stated thai from -0 t9 900
people die each year from this disease
and since tho sauifariuu has been
closed that this number has been boz
creasing. DE eaiI that ttle wac one
~ tho greatest diseases with which
We had to combat and ono of tle
greatest m need of county import
Dr E'zler submitted fho f1uovIrg
figures of deaths i1 Wheeling from
tuberculosis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
INDIANA PASTOR
ACCEPTS CALL TO
WHEELING CHURCH
REV. {. c. HOWARD ANNOUNCES
ACCEPTANCE At RICHMOND.
IND, YESTERDAY.
Was Issued Call BY Members Of First
English Lutheran Church
Two Weeks Ago.

Rev. r. G. Howard. Of Richmond.
Ind. who was issued a call by the
members OF the First English Luth-
ersn church congregation several DAYS
ago. made public his acceptance yes
terday. Rev Howard win succeed
Rev. W. s Dysinger. who several
weeks ago accepted call 10 a church
In Los Angeles. Cal
The newly elected pastor was IN
the city two weeks ago as a supply
and II is reported that negotiations
were immediately started after his de-
parture from Wheeling. The call ex-
tended 20 him was unanimous.
Rev. Howard has been pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church az Rich
mond. Ind, ior thirteen years and has
rendered his resignation. effective
April 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
FOR INDIGESTION OR
AN UPSET STOMACH
Instant Relief from Pain, Sourness, Gases, ACidty
Heartburn and DySpepSa--No Waiting!

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion OF The food DID the dam
age-do you2 Well. don't bother n
your stomach is in a revolt. II sour.
gassy and upset. and what you just
ate has fermented into stubborn
lum -: head dizzy and aches. belch
gases and acids and eructata uudi-
gested food, breath foul. tongue coat
dust take a little Pape's Diapepsin
and In few moments you wonder
what became OF the indigestion and
distress
Millions OF men and women today
know that II Il needless 10 have a bad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01

Iofce. exclusive of the regular army
OF me National Guard. may be organ
l1eH DID peace times. n lbs proposed TO
insert a general provision I'm the pend
ing bin under which tho restriction
or organization of federal volunteers
Co war time would be- removed and the
president given tho widest possible
latitude as to questions of enlistment
terms. training and other details TO
insure practical test OF this method
OF raising "a citizen army In effcct
The proposal Is 90 supply the author
iiv for test OF the continental army
plan advocated by the presidents for
mer Secretary Garrison A provision
with the same end in Wow is now inc
oludcd iu the house BIN and tho final
Judgment ON tho plan viii be worked
Out in conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01

stomach. \ little Diapepsiu occasion.
ally keeps the stomach regulated anc
they eat their favorite foods without
fear
" your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion
~ your food is q damage instead OF 4
h"lp, remember the quickest. surest.
ana most harmless relief f. Pape'r
uiapepsin which costs only fifty cents
tor a large case az drug stores It,
truly wonderful-it digests food and
sets things straight. so gently and
easily that II is really astonishing
Try Al,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS BANQUET
FIRST ANNUAL AFFAIR or ST
CLAul5VILLE ORGANIZATION
HELD LAST MIGHT.
Large number OF Guests Enjoyed Even,
Senator Howard Delivered
Interesting TAX.

The first annual banquet of the ST
g AalrsNllle Commercial club. WaF held
In me dining room OF the tIaredOu hotel
90 81. tlslrst il4a Tuesday night and
Was one of the most enJoyalls affairs
thht has even been held iu the county
seat The affair was grand success
in every way and was attended by over
q hundred people. one hundred and Sew
eL tickets were sold Tor The aff4.r.
The dining room of Che u.tc. had been
decorated Do American lAs- and at one
emo ana In large sold DEL. lers Wa '~l
llalrsville Commercial I.uU. 1910. The
large tables We're decorated with flow
srs- The ST. tliLir-E4Ile orchestra FUR
nished the music, and the commute in
charge was composed OF ID. W. Mitchell.
X Lewis and A. t. ElmgarUer.
The menu served WAS.
Luu.l.u
Frted Chicken with .ranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes cream peas
saw Pickles Olives
Hot Biscuits
WHITE cake Devils Food cake
loe Cream Coffee
ne Program
Following the dinner. az which W. a.
Zs uEg acted az tua-traster. b. 81 Young
~ cHident of the organ cation WAS intro
luceu a. the f-raa peal. r. hia topic
was What We Have Done and What
We Have Tried to I. MISS Margaret
Davies ApoAe upon 'u-a.rrH SEM
htur c J. Howard talked upon "IUssi-
biitios." BE salu lo favored the one
cent tSx law ana criticised the vast.
o. public money. which b. brought ur
D. Dixon. of Martins Ferry. spoke on "A
Happy state" A.aaIr was Tlayeu be
tween each address Do the -. CIaIrs-
VILE Orche-t ral
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each. the q. Y. g.. hospital North
Wheeling hospital and the Tuherculo
sis sanitarium lie said the commit
fee had promised 10 back mp the board
and would reimburse Dr. Dr. the inter
probation of the law was not correct
\ friendly test suit was promised.
but before this could De- instituted the
commissioner without notification
being given Co the hospitals 'uf out
The appropriation tor the 5000.
Ascertain Powers.
The club which BIS composed of the
best business men boo tine city. went OF.
record as being very much opposed
20 the present conditions. The public
affairs committee was us-I.udted 20
further investigate the matter. and
Attorneys Mckee. Hubbard OBreu
and Ewing rendered their services TO
investigate the legal phase To- asrer-
tain the powers of the commissioners
under the statute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01

A meeting .f fHe E.su Bible class of
Tire Methodist church NlU te held This
evening ur The home of AfI. s. J. H.aII
pr Twentieth street Plans viii be COM.
r.ctea for Che orEau.zluF The class has
a l-fg. membership. Officers VIII be
elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-01
so UNFoRTUNATEs COULD BE
KEPT FROM GETTING NAME
OF "PAUPER"

According TO Discussions Al MEETING
% the Rotary Club Which VIII
Liz ArAInr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR ExcH.Ncp

APARTMENT house. located on Heiehts;
yenr net over all expenses. Viii eschanse
$4,000 guilty for good mercantile business
York Real Estate Brokers. 1923 Street
y w Washington. d. c.
WILL exchange. good Illinois stock and
grain farm of 255 acres. for larger Vir.
sinia farm Must be good land and build
ings ana prefer place river. Send full
description and lowest price. venabie &
Ford. Lynchburz, Va. ~
WANTED 10 exchange for city property.
house OF rooms and cellar, gas water
and electric lights Chicken lot and GOOD
Garden 100 feet front. Madison 43l-J
l23- AcRE Farm. II miles city VIII eX-
change for improved city property AID.
dress lis East Twelfth Street, city.
WILL exchange my dwelling on Grove Avc-
nuc for smaller one in any desira bic loca
ton. Address G. 80 CITY Hall
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.

and bath. 213 East Marshall Phone
Boulevard 1853
North Davis Avenue. rooms. bath. gas.
electricity. yiil put in hot-water. heat.
$3.50 per month Elan & Funston.
FOR rent. 4-room flats In Highland Park.
Gas. water and electric light. 1905 Second
Avenue. or call Madison 2i3o.
jOl East Leigh. rooms. bath SIS per
month. Elan Funston.
NICE 7-room house. Is North Thirtieth
Street. Libby Hi: all convcnences APP
ply J. r. Grimes. "a North Thirtieth Street,
S1S-ROOM house. reception hall. hot-wa
heat, electric lights. one square from both
lines. Call Boulevard 1872 2il6 FLOYD
manufacturing or residence. convenient and
very reasonable rent. 1927 East Main
rooms. baths hot-watcr heat newly
papered Apply on premises. Boulevard
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FOR sALE-Farns

.ai' ,.oS acre. land s f s.
pAlkI farm for sale. iSS acres on New
mona, Maskr 1or Road: about ; miles from Rich
bushels wheat. 500 bushels oats. 50 bushels
sSrnaans tons tons hay % tons straw 10 IONS
peas; acres soy beans. 20 acres timothy
msadow, 40 acres buckwhcaI acres alfalfa.
calves. mules Horses horse hogs. 800 ohiosn.
,, nasm WAGONS. drays. plows riding cul-
rack, dril corn pianter. mover. cnsllsse
SSSo,,fnr. gas engine, binder. hay rake. corn
double harness. single harness: some lum
nSr; zoo cedar posts. 20 cords wood. flaming
incubator. refriscrstor sOo 500 pi Capacity I
churn re.enforced concrete dairy barn for
chicken houses. sroom dwens ', Win h0 St
improvements: all outbuildinss hav" run
$4,000. $4,000 down. balance per cent to
suit PurchSser; everything TO commence
Only tnqure OF owns s[S"8 fGr R fh"h, ,m r.
r D 5 Richmond. Va
J. a CONNOLLY & co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond Va.
FIVE p ACRES ns,,s and small dwell,ns on R. F.
Price, sl-s5o
FOURTEEN acres. nearly all in cultivation.
old dwelling on Main Road; "onVenient 70
the city. Price. $1,000
THIRTY acres. excellent truck land 5-roon,
,, dwelling on main gravel road some large
timber. Owner in i'll health. Must soil.
NINETY acres of land west of city. Partly
masaGs r balance In mser ,Ton'ins
cheap i'll this section.
THIRTEEN acres With 100 fru,, trees No
pt hoild /, ss3 about miles north Of city
2ti-2 acres miles west OF city. between
Broad and Three Chopt Roads: hns site
f fq Su''o own extra large. nice spring snap
Street.
Seventh and franklin Streets.
Richmond Va.
station c. & o Railway:: 20 ae H in 'c cuI
uya,ion: balance In wood Price. s2.'oo;
10 a.ses t-room house and ou,suidnrs.
: acres. excellent s-room house and out,
buildings. convenient 10 car line Price.
LARGE room house garage and ou,butd.
inss. nearly an acre of land Price. $500
40 acres. s-room house and ou,huildnrs.
acres cleared balance In wood. Only
mil" from station. Price. s2.5no
1'rsS small h9n1e Is acres in high stat,
west of city out the Broad Street P5ad,
only miles Price. S3,oeo: terms 20 suit,
; acres. modern 7-room house garage s,.bIo
poultry. horses. all kinds of assorted fruit.
and running stream. Located only 10 mile,
account of sickness. SCI us for information.
Is, acres. small house. large barn. wa,sr~4
by six springs and creek Price ,7.ooi
on terms to suit
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FOR sals-s750 will buy 20 acres OF good
farming land l. miles from Richmond we'll
covered with timber, Pourcy Tract Road
continuation Of Broad Street Road)
.hurst Co Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

o5s acres. good buildings. timber, near sta
ton, 10 miles north Richmond. on account
Of health will sell cheap. 25s. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06
SPECIAL
FOR S.ALE-Farms

rOEt S.ALE-FarmS
FOE sss fSSa yonns orchard ., acres
a!ed in ne b.auii:ul valley. Of virginia.
T. nlss ss9n'h Of IS stau NJ ~ Va on the B.
For further particulars apply to the Post.
master al Greenyille. Va
FOB sale-sacrfce $ 500. Improved farm
Village Direct from owner H. Redd.
East North Carolina. level. black. cut-over
land. ~ miles county seat. Jay Finch.
,MAkYLANp FARM
in wood improved with History dwell
ing; frst-class condition: all necessary out,
Of water. Located near Creswell p. o.. Har-
miles from seven station, b & q, r. r..
miles from Bel Air. mile from State road.
Address 1909 American Building, Balt-
Do you want small farm, near Richmond.
on good auiomohtiS road. plenty fruit. good
churches? II 50 address owncr and save
commission 2$S, care Times. Dispatch
FOR sale or trade FOR suburban home: an
excellent dairy or stock farm =. Il O.
r. r.. 80 miles from Richmond. j 235, care
Times Dispatch.
FARMS FOR SALE
:. acres Il miles OF Richmond. near
Glen Allen. 1900 cords pine wood. g.
house and outhuidinrs, land lays well
Tnd Se w%sTgd fT q" 1, 2S "SJy u 'srs
Phone Randolph 49,,
Is acres In good state OF cultivation, II
miles from City Hall on Three chopt Road,
and outbuildngs Price. $3.50. This is a
bargain ". Scot, Ciarrctt, 3ol Mutual Build
ing. Randolph ilet
$50 acres on National Highway. % miles
from Richmond $50 acres in cultivation.
some splendid river bottom land. very pro-
ductive soil. we'll watered splendid stock
farm. Buildings are in fair condition. Con
yenieni to two trunk line railroads. The
location Of this property and the price
should interest any investor or home buyer.
Price. s5.5oo. w Scott Garrett, 3ol Mutual
building. Phone Randolph +l9;.
25s acres good buildings. timber, near
ton. 10 miles north Richmond. on account
Of health will sell cheap. 25.. care Times
Dispatch.
IS acres, near steam and electric lines; good
Times Dispatch.
FOR saie-S750 will buy 81 acres OF good
covered with timber, OF Pouney Trac, Road
continuation Of Broad Street Road.
Vaughan .whitehurst Co. Inc.
A BARGAIN.
rs Of 1pS 50 Road ''s ree m2dtsn
r 2S7, care Times Dispatch
Is acres on car line a, stop, room dwell
ms. nice home. $500.
!? acres on r. F. e. p, =, station, near city.
How Groom dwelling. hne shade and water.
Only $4,000
:, acres. highly Improved land. - miles
OF the city; good buildings $500.
50 acres, SO acres In cul,iva ton, fine land;
miles from city. near high school, church.
etc: fne road: 7-room dwelling. necessary
outhnildings. For quick sale $3.50
los acres. good land. large orchard; room
brick dwelling; fine water. on Hne road.
- miles from city. $500
FINE stock farm. 1900 acres le miles from
city; 2 good dwellings. necessary outhuild-
!ngs. l-o miles from railroad. whar: on
farm $4,000.
W. A. DAVIS,
Manager Farm Depa rtment,
l23 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

los acres. good land. large orchard room
brick dwelling; fine water on Hnc road.
- miles from city. $500.
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- acres on r.. +. e. p, ~ station. near city.
Only $4,000.
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FINE stock farm. 1900 acres. le miles from
city; GOOD dwellings necessary outbuild-
!ngs l-o miles from railroad whar: on
farm. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

20 acres highly Improved land. ID mile.
Of the city: good bniidinss. $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

355 acres on National Highway. % miles
from Richmond. $50 acres in cultivation.
some splendid river bottom land, very pro-
duc,ive soil. we'll wat"red. splendid stock
farm. Buildings arc in fair condition. Con-
venient to two trunk line railroads. The
location Of this property and the price
should interest any investor or home buyer.
Price $500 W. Scott Garrett, 31l Mutual
IAmildinE Phone Randolnh Hln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

a acres near steam and electric lines; good
n sr
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A BARGAIN.

rs acres Of land. so acres clear; modern
house on Darbytown Road. Price. $1,000.
Y "a care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

20 acres, 50 acres In cuitive ton fine land
S miles from city. near high school, church.
etc: fine road: 7-room dwelling. necessary
outbnildings For quick sale, $3.50.
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THiKTl acres excellent truck land, 5-roon,
.,uWcIhhE on main gravel road Some large
timber. Owner In III health Must sell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

3 Is acres ear line AZ stop, i-room dwell
ms nice home. S26or.
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NINETY acres of land west of city Partly
cleared balance in timber. fronting
macadam road. Price si.s0O nothing as
cheap III this section.
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FOk sale. to acres land. i mile OF city
Dispatch ~
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WANTED-Farrns
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

FOR rent lodge room. fully equipped for
lodge purposes. Several nights vacant.
Apply Owls Home. Third Floor. Second
and Broad Streets. James T. Lewis
Room sos. American National Bank
Io2 South Harrison. rooms. $3.50 per month
HOUSE, 500 East Main Street libby HiII
containing. rooms large porches and
shade trees; rent $40 per month. Apply
1907 East Main Street. or 10 Su!liva, 4:
Co. Tenth Street
TO- South Fifth. : rooms. bath $50 per
month Elan & Funston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

DO you small farm, near Richmond.
on good automobtlS road. plenty fruit. good
T-roon: house, good ne!ghbors. schools and
churches? II address owner and save
commission II 2SS. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale trade for suburban home
excellent dairy stock farm on =. Il q.
r. r.. 30 miles from Richmond. j 235,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

FARMS FOR SALE.
- acres, Il miles west OF Richmond, nea
Glen Allen. 1900 cords pine wood new 8
room house and outhuildinEs, land lays wei
and well wa;crcd. Price. s3,25o easy terms
W. Scott Garrett. sol Mutual building
Phone RandoInh -ilat
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! A CONNOLLY & co,
seventh and franklin Streets,
Richmond. Va.

:" acres. s-room DWELLING, miles from
station & .. Railway: 20 acres In cul-
uNaton. balance In wood Price. s2.foo.
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FCGkTEEN acres. nearly all in cultivation.
the city. Price. $1,000
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acres. modern 7-room house. garage. stable
poultry. horses. all kinds of assorted fruit.
and running stream. Located only l.? mile,
from city on improved road. Selling on
account OF sickness. Sen Us for information
Is acres. small house. large harm. water~i
by siN springs and creck Price. s7.oon
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acres. excellent s-room house and ou'
huidtnss. convenient 10 car line. Price
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MARYLAND FARM.
FOR sale. farm OF rs acres. 80 tillabie: go
in wood. improved, with History dwell
ing: frst-class condition. all necessary
buildings, schools. churches, etc; good We'll
OF water. Located near creswell p. o., Har-
ford County. - miles from Baltimore;
miles from Scwell Station, B. d .. X. y,
miles from Bel Air, mile from State road.
Address 100: American Building, Balt-
,,,0r Adj
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FIVE acres and small dwelling on r. r.
~ i. hailroad. about miles OF c't".
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Boulevard

Between Cary and Beverly Streets,
west side SO feet for s11o per foot.
ie' S JARRETT & CO.
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FOR rent. centrally located house. rooms
and bath 2l3 East Marshall. Phone