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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

LII rs County.
Frank Eheuey makes cath that he a
senior ~ aner Of the firm 81 Il. j. rheney
A Co, Doing business in the citv n TO
ieca, County and State aforesaid. and
that fnla firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ey-
err case u cztaTrh thai cannot 81 CURED
~ The use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ana subscribed n
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
fsaaD a. w GLEASON,
Notary Public
Hafi'e cafaFrh Cure Il taken Internally
ans acts Directly upor TIRE blood and mn-
coua FurfaAes n the Eyafem. Send for
Testimonials. free.
III j. CHENEY g. CO. Toledo, o.
Sold ~ Ell Dfuagfs,s. 75s.
Take Aal Fa-eiy Pills fof c~onstipation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
DR. AYscUE To GREENYILLE

The Rev. J. e. Ayscue, who until
a short time ago was pastor Of the
First Baptist church in this city, bar
accepted a call to a large Baptist
church IN GreenviIle. s. c.
This church is one Of the largest IN
the city. Or. Ayscue and family have
many friends in this city who Join
the Ledger in wishing him success IN
his new passionate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

IN the death Of Judge ]. D. Bar
nett Of the Auarain County Circuit
Court Missouri loses one Of its prom
inent jurists and most splendid cit
izens- he was . man beloved by al
who knew him; high minded and just
with = host Of warn and admiring
friends. His death VIII ssdden tbs
county as no death in years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Subscribers 70 the weekly Ledsei
ahond WITH ne date o. the naryir
Of their paper and rehev their sub.
scription promptly ~ that they viii
not miss q copy 81 their fsTesiis
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

saiyes. and tapes. bandagss, and
P~lasters that make eofns p0p-eyed
hhye only MADE your corEe grow
faster. Just bold your heart a moment
Of -Gets-It" on the corn. II drles
a. once. You can put your shoe
ana stocking on right over H. The
corn IL. doomed. II makes the corn
come on clear and clean. It's the rev,
on the corn. You can Z smaller
SHOES. Youll be A ~5oy-walker. No
pain no trouble. Accept no substitutes.
p9ets-lts Is sold ~ drugglsts every
d. Lawrence Z Co. Chicseo. Ill
Sold in Mexico and recommended ~
the worlds best corn remedy By Lew
ellyn e Sons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mrs. McCabe Howe, Of Kansas
City, is visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Barnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

The Auxvasse schools will not open
until March p, because Of several new
scarlet fever cases which have de-
yeloped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Mrs. H. P. Landry, Of St Louis, has
returned to her home. She was &C.
companied BY her aunt Mrs. George
A. Brock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
Do Something
for your Gold.
Do not let it wear you out
and encourage sickness.
Take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. You win
get instant relief.

Most Of us neglect coughs and colds.
We brush suggestions aside with the re-
mark I'm Be- better soon,p and often
times we do get better. However, when
zhat cough OF cold gets & hold, II usually
means annoyance, interference with our
work and often a speil Of sickness fol-
Lows. Isn't II better immediately to
check that cold and esse The coEghY Dg.
Kings New Discovery does III Search
Is yon will yon viii not find a better
remedy.
Or. Kings New Discovery 10 made Of
Pine Tar mixed with soothing baIsams
and iaxaiixes. It's antiseptie and kills
The germs, alleys the eold-feger end
soothes the irfitnted iniauned throat,
The very first dose gives yon relief. You
cough with lees strain. Aud II yop have
. hacking o. dry uisht eapgh. grateful
relief follows and You 52&l drop antoa
yesiful and refreshing sleep. 9 Ce4 4 bot
lie to-day and let d. Kings New Dis
cosely be your Geld ard copgh doctor.
At al druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Hathaway has full line Of bulk 81,
den seeds, onion sets. 80 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
| Got Rid Of Ny COrns
With Magic ''Gets.If''
Simplest Corn Cure in the Wcrld-Ho
Pain, No Fuss. Eew, Sure Way.

When corns make you almost "die
with your boots on" when ou've
soaked them and picked them and
sliced them, when corn-sweiling
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Cave Johnson, Of Columbia, was
over Thursday to attend his fathers
big sale at Colonial Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
nAI UhUAF, The FIKST DAYt
April 1915

Between The hours Of Nine oeIa
the forenoon and Five O'Clock d
afternoon Of that day, proceed b u
the real estate above DESCRIBED. 4
public venduc, TO the highest baAs,
at the east front door Of the Con-
House, IN Mexico. Missouri, ron
CASH, % pay said debt and interest
and the costs and expenses Of execue
ing this trust.
2-4t Ayiette II. Whitney, Trustee,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Judge H. W. Johnson, of Montgom-
cry City, was in this city on business
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

Notice Of Sale Under Deed &c -,
WHEREAS, Dena Haskell ana NJ
bert c. Haskell, her husband dua "
certain deed Of trust dated u n !
sths 1910 duly acknowledged ,.s 1, l.
corded in the Trust Dead oAu r.
within and for the County Of aT1aa
and State Of Missouri in BooE ~.
at page Al. conveyed to tbs -.
signed Trustee, the following 80
ed real estate situate in the 60
Audrain and State Of Missm-
Wit. Y
The North half (h) Of tho y.
half (5z) Of lot numbered twsr,,
f2Il Of Mrs, Sparks Soutbeys h
diticn 70 the City Of Mexico, Min.-
excepting a strip of ground I, "A
feet IN width off of the NORA J,
thereof, which has been bsrssx,.
conveyed to the said city of -
for street or alley purposes.
Which said conveyance was ~
in trust to secure the payment i
certain negotiable promissorv y
together with the interest tbs,n
and in said deed Of trust fuIlv 4
Icribed.
AND WHEREAS, said proniua
note 80 secured by said deed q n
Il past due and remains unpaid
NOW THEREFORE, l, AyleA
Whitney, the trustee named n
deed Of trust, At the request 4
legal holder Of said promissory
will on
GATIfNnAY THE EIpcT navt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16

G. X. Gibson, Of Ladeonia, was ri
this city on business Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-16
The Weekly Ledger

Entered At he P O Mszi1o No.
and admitted Is md class matter.
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Oil and Gas.

Development work is laying and very
few competitions are reported. After
the first Of the new year operators
VIII again get busy and will be very
active. weather conditions permitting
Up to the present Eastern OPERATOR
have been favored with mild weather
the amount OF new work starting
near the close of the current month
is very little below that at the close
of November and greater than at the
close Of October. The new work is
widely distributed throughout the old
districts.
In the Wolf Pen Run pool, Grant
district, Richie county, w. Va, e. r
Pope C Co. drilled a second test or
the b. McGinnls farm through the Dig
lnjun sand and 1t shows Tor a five
barrel pumper. In Grant district
Pleaslnts county, Go.dvlrg & Co. have
completed q test on the NJ. Z. Tate
farm. 1t is very light pumper in
the Cow Run sand.
On Gales Fork, Grant district, Ritch.
ic county, NJ. NJ. Lee & CO. have com
btNNNA Avn II Sll VIC w bOu SOuut9
Petroleum tract. 1t is 10.barrel pump
or in the salt sand. On Haskell Branch
in the same district, Burke Bros. drill
ed No. Is on the West Virginia tract
through the same formation and its
shows for a very light pGmper.
In the lower counties GOOD deal
of interest is centered in test wells
drilling and starting. III the Cabin
Creek district, Kanawna county, the
Ohio Fuel Oil company is starting and
drilling some important wells, look
ing for further extension Of the
Cabin Creek field
In TCn.Nlile district. Harrison coun'
ty. the Hope Natural Gas company
has a fair iifth.sand gasser ON the j
l.. Barnett farm. In Union district
the Vesper Gas company's No. s on
the ]. Z. Highland farm is holding up
ut 25 barrels n day. In the Fairview
district, Marion county. the Hope Nat.
ural Gas Cnmpany's test on the D. L.
ToOthman farm is gasser in the Big
lnjun sand. This test was drilled
through all sands, but found nothing
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below the Big Injun and was flled up
TO that level and shot
The deep sand territory In South.
eastern Ohio has again come TO the
front with q good producer. Better
than light producers have been con.
spicuous by their absence during the
past few weeks. The last good produc.
er is the Carter Oil Company's No &
on the J. I, BurgoOn farm. located in
Jackson township. Perry county. The
we'll placed 1875 barrels to its credit
the first "a hours. In the southwest
quarter OF Section in the same town.
| ship, tho Planet Oil company drillel
its test on the John a. Jones farm
through the Clinton sand and it shows
for five barrel pumper.
In Lawrence township, in the Payne
district, Washington county, the Brad.
ell Oil company and Depuy Bros No.
6 on the II. Fl. Hume farm is showing
for u 10.barrel pumper in the Big In.
jun sand.
In the Old Midtown field, Allegheny
county, the South Penn Oil company
on the James Fi:zsimmons farm and it
Is showing for 4 10 or 15-barrcl pump
or. In the Unity district. Plum town.
ship, the 7. w. Phillips Gas and on
company has a show Tor Ii or 90.
barrel pumper at its test on the NJ. W
Mclaughlin farm. The same com 1auy
has completed second test on the
Bessemer & Lake Erie railroad right
of way. 1t is a very light pumpcr. The
same company is drilling in The sand
at test OIL the Na.issa farm.
Yesterday morning the Prairie Oil
and Gas company advanced the quota
ton for Oklahoma and Eansas crude
from $1.30 10 $1.40. 4 week ago the
Sinclair Oil company took the initia
tive and raised the price from 81 %
to $3.50. 1t is no wup to the Sinclair
company to make the next move.
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Cleans Up Millions on a Leak;
Nothing to What's Coming
n Interview On His Big Wall Street Killing Stock Market
Plunger Laughs at Threatened Congress
SIGNAL investigation

to such low levels that the latest low
levels will look like the Woolworth
tower lanterns by comparison!
And finally to stir the leak traccrs
In Washington to do their darndGst, |
want TO say to them that We leak bcnc-
tlciaries are thumbing our noses at
them!"
The cleanup Lawson and his friends
made came about through an amazing
coup and was based upon advance
knowledge OF the German peace pro-
posals and the offer OF mediation sent
by President Wilson to the belliger-
cnts. They were backed by gigantic
financial resources, including a very
few powerful insiders in close touch
with GermGn diplomatic circles and
Washington sources Of information.
Just who Lawson'S associates really
were is not definitely known, though
whisper names few, among them
Barney" Baruch, the daring stock
market plunger.
Lawson declines to say how much he
realized by his operations which were
, mostly upon the New York exchange
and largely in Steel common. But here
is the detailed story of the Lawson
coup. as told by some Of his close
friends, those presumably in with him
on the operations:
Three weeks ago, when the market
was recovering buoyantly from the eff.
fects of the peace story that came out
through President Cabin of the Guar.
anty Trust company of New York, and
the warning issued by the Federal re.
serve board to go slow On investing In
/ British treasury bills, Lawson, as the
chief of operations for the pool, began
selling stocks, mostly U. S. Steel. He
acted through confidential agents, who
In turn divided the huge transactions
among many brokerage houses.
Steel was then around 1876, but the
big selling campaign caused 1t to sag
slowly to 100 and then 115. Although
with all his uucanny skill Lawson was
nursing the market to absorb his big
sales without breaking. At 115 he
stopped. Then came Germany's offer
Of peace and the bottom fell out Of the
market, Steel went to 105 and Law
son began to cover, for he had to make
tremendous purchases and make them
quick to cover his short sales before
the abrupt refusal of the allies to
peace offers should strengthen the
market to the point where his possible
profits would be wiped out.
Then just as the professionals were
recovering confidence came the news
of President Wilson's peace note
Wednesday night and Thursday Law,
son was able to cover all his short
sales. His enormous purchases Thurs
day alone totaled 100000 shares OF
Steel at about 100 share and his aver
age profit was better than 10 points Q
sharei
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FINANCE, on AND GAS

thought OF, hence the market was dull,
slow and inactive. The total volume
Of sales was again below the million
mark, and the sales on the bond mar.
ket represented $3,947,O00 only.
The opening sales displayed very
little change in prices, but as shortly
afterward selling movement develop.
ed quotations were forced down from
one to four points or more below their
recent marks.
United States Steel broke for about
two points at 1O5, Lackawanna almost
three at Sig. Republic Iron and Steel
two at &c and Crucible around four
at SON.
The rails were exceedingly dull and
inactive, hut Union Pacific sold off a
point at lat and Reading receded for
~ at 1902.
Utah Copper was fattened below
par and closed at 997s. Anaconda
sottened for over two points at S9I.,
and Kennecott lost IL at A.
Most OF the motor issues had the
brakes applied to them and Studebaker
declined for about five points at 1049s,
while the Maxwells we're also pushed
back In their figures.
The only encouraging feature In the
market was represented by short
rallylng movement among the ship.
ping shares. in which international
Marine, both common and preferred.
gained about three points. On the
other hand, Atlantic Gulf and West In
dies came a cropper and broke TO III.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 29.-The Pitts.
burgh market was not affected by the
weakness in Wall street, prices hold.
ing up we'll, although the volume OF
business was lighter. Westinghouse
Air Brake was firm, and after selling
at 15f, advanced to and closed at 1853
bid, 100 asked. Union Switch and
Signal sold unchanged at 1878 and
10s, while Electric closed q lower at
55%.
Glass stocks also were firm. Pitts.
burgn PIate Glass advanced IS to 100
and closed at 1870. American Window
Glass Machine common sold unchang.
ed at 561a, and the preferred was "
higher at 1921
There was not much doing in the
oil and gas shares and net changes
we're confined to the smallest frac.
tons.
Mining shares were more active and
higher. observation-disclosures Copper ad.
yanced to SLIGO and closed ut $50
and Mt Shasta closed at 10 cents high.
or at $1.05. Ross Mining was firmer
at 27c, and Pittsburgh Consolidated
was active within the narrow range
Of IL to 10 cents.
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State to Buy Beef
Supply Today

CHARLESTON. Dec 29.--Contracts
for beef needed at five of the state in.
situations will be let here today by /"
State Board of Control. The entire
Carcasses Of steers and the forcqu.u
ters OF hcifers will be accepted.
The supply is for the pcnitontiary
with population OF 1900: Weston
State Hospital for the same number;
Spencer State Hospital, for coo per
sons; industrial School for Boys. Graf
ton. for ESQ; School for Deaf and Blind
at ROmney. for $50 persons.
Farms are operated in connection
with some Of the institutions aud part
OF the beef supply there is raised.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 Depression
which was manifest in the wheat mar.
ket nearly all the time yesterday
seemed to be chiefly due to the heavi.
ness Of New York stock Quotat .ons.
The close was unsettled sc to 2%c
net lower with May at $l.72% to $l.73
and July at S1.3S7s to sl.39. Corn
lost NC to 1c. and oats a shade 10 nc.
Provisions finished unchanged to CSC
down.
Rallies from the early setbacks in
the wheat market were strongest with.
in a half hour Of the end OF the session.
but at 10 time carried the price range
as whole above yesterdays clio Ing
level. Realizing sales by holders de.
veloped on all hard spots in the mar
ket and were notably supplemented by
pressure from speculative shorts in
the final transactions OF the day.
Corn sagged with wheat. Light
ness OF receipts failed to act as count.
err balance, except temporarily and III
a relatively light degree. Oats were
stead!ed somewhat by purchases made
against sales of corn. There were
also signs of an increasing deman
from the seaboard. Liquidating sales
weakened provisions. Notwithstanding.
that hog quotations were higher. Rath.
er free unloading OF lard was said to
have been done by houses with East.
ern connections.
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New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.--Yesterday's
operations in the New York spccula.
tive stock market wore typical OF this
period OF the year whon traders, in
anticipation OF approaching holidays,
refuse 10 accumulate any more com
mitments Of stocks than they absolute.
ly have TO. AS result, the market
was largely OF q liQuidating character
Beyond that several disturbing ele-
ments of a news feature entered into
the proceedings, which had the crfec.
of producing a downward tendency in
most OF the sections on the list The
Mexican situation the dispute ovcrthe
Adamson law, talk Of peace and con
lectures Of possible war were all
subjects brought in > The narheL 20 ~
feet the trading.
Under these conditions enthusiastic
aggressive dealings were not 10 be
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BY e A. oRDWAY,


BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 29.-"Between
the stock market cleanup that have
just made and the one | am going to
make, there will be no comparison.
The leak from Washington last week
was only a cupid's drooI; the next ono
is going to be a reservoir tapping
SOME leak! Just paste this In your
hat for future references"
In regulation Tom Lawson style,
the famous plunger and winner OF mil.
lions in last weeks Wall street peace
panic answered me, when | asked him
II he feared the government investiga-
ticn threatened in Washington to as.
certain how the tip on the Wilson
peace note got to him and his asso-
ciates.
Nothing doing on the fear stuff!'
declared Lawson.
"There were not only leaks last
week but there have been similar leaks
In almost all important Washington do.
ings during the past 20 years This Is
especially true as regards supreme
court doings. The beneficiaries OF
those leakings were generally the pub.
lie guardians who are now doing the
loudest bowling for investigations,
tool
"This latest leak Melted John Blank
and Joe Blank and Jim Blank mil.
lions upon millions. They netted the
public RAW hell-but what are you
going to do about it?
III IT am not asking you mere rhetori'
cal question when say, what are you
going to do about it?' l really want to
know. To assist you in doing some
thing, call your attention to com
Ing leak which will shoot prices down
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Court Neuus.
peeds Filed.


Frank c. Raymond, special commits.
sioner. to Charles F. Ice, real estate in
Fairmont district; $3.50.
G. c. Powell ct ux.. to H. C. Hixen.
baugh, real estate in East Park, Fair.
mont; $3.50.
William Ankrom ct TX. to C. n. Ma.
son, real estate In village Of Valley
Falls, W. Va; 1875.
D. NJ. Snider TO Carnegie Natural
Gas Company, right OF way for pipe
lines in Warrington district
Various gas leases in Lincoln and
Warrington districts to Hope Natural
Gas Company.
Bond Given.
Rheda A. TriCkett, executrix Of the
last will and testament OF Ezekiel
Trickett, deceased.
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how y0N can prepare your
self, In your own home,
for the position you want
in the work you like best.
At least find ont what the
!. c. S. can do for you, by
marking and mailing this
eoupon. 1t will be the first
step upward. Choose your
future from this list, then get
this coupon into the mail
today.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that OH or
about the 18th day of January, I.4.,
an application will be filed with E. G
Picrson. Pardon Attorney. Charleston.
W. Va, for the pardon of John Alossi,
convicted OF the crime e. murder I'd
degree. at the March term.d9l5. OF tho
Circuit Court of Marion county. and
sentenced to imprisonment in The West
Virginia Penitentiary for the period of
ten years.
CSigneO JOHN ALOSSI.
1920 Jan. ..
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SPECIAL NOTICES
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
Notice is hereby given that on or
about the 10Th day OF January. 1917,
all application will be filed with Z. G.
oierscn. Pardon Attorney. Charleston,
W. Va, for the paelop of Nick Jardino,
convicted OF the q he OF murder "a
degree, at the Marca term, 1915, of the
Circuit Court Of Marion county. and
sentenced to imprisonment in the West
Virginia PcnItcntiary for the period Of
ten years.
(Signedl NICK JAliDINO.
1929 Jan. 5.
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FARMS WANTED

! WANT TO RENT a farm of about
% to 80 acres or larger. location not
TO be long distance from mines or
town. Farm must be suitable for
mixed farming. | have had consider
able experience in farming, therefore
| can take good care of property. Adj.
dress Box 1870 care West virginian.
12.29.6t No. ITO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


WANTED-To exchange good paying
business in central part OF city and
vacant lot in East Park avenue for
house and lot centrally located. This
business will be sacrificed on account
OF poor health. Address S. West Vir.
ginian office. l2.26.tC No. 1866
BUY AMALGANiATED OIL-Onc cent
share. Zoe per cent dividends in
30 days possible. Production now com.
Ing in; ground floor stock one cent n
share. doubles price shortly. 81 par
value. $40 buys 1000 shares. Write
for full details. Amalgamated Oil Co..
ll6O Colcord Bldg, Oklahoma City,
Okla. 12.29lt No. 1913
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MORE RHEU MATISM
tina N EVER BEFORE
Clergymen, Lawyers, Brokers, Me.
chanics and Merchants Stricken.

WV SyUlSIII Lawyers oTONGEog VIC
chanics and Merchants Stricken.
Our old friend Rheumatic is having
his inning this year, and few words
OF caution from one who knows all
about it may not be amiss.
Wear rubbers in damp weather;
keep your feet dry; drink plenty of
lemonade, and avoid strong alcoholic
drinks.
II rheumatism gets you, or sciatica,
and you have sharp twinges, gnawing
pain or swollen joints or muscles, you
can get rid Of all agony in just few
days by taking one-half teaspoonful Of
Rheuma once day.
All druggists know about Rheuma;
it's harmless, yet powerful; cheap yet
sure, and a 50.cent bottle will last a
long time. Ask Mountain City Drug
Store or any druggist
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL PERSONS Interested in organic.
ing branch of the Federal Farpl
Loan Bureau are requested to meet
in the office Of II. l.. Smith. county
agent. in the Court House, Tuesday
January =. at . y. m. l2.2S.2t No 1865
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-GrCat barg8in--l4O A.
dairy or stock farm: nearly new ~
room house. two good barns; excellent
water; miles to county seat; near
improved roads and good schools
$4,000 per acre, The biggest bargain
ever offered in northeastern Ohio.
Near Ashtabula. Ohio. Come and see
it. Seyman 6 Curry. AshtabuIa, Ohio.
l2-29.3t No. l775
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HOUSES FOR RENT

:. = -. @.>@->~~~S@~@~@~~
FOR RENT-SeYen.room brick house
Oh Ohio avenue. All ConvcnicuCcs
$4,000 Brooks S. Hutchinson. Bc.l
phone lie, Cousol ass.
lo.Sl.tf M 1881
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ONE CENT WORD CASH VITA ORDER
LOST AND FOUND

|~~N~->"~~S~--|-S~~S~~NN
FoUSD-Package from Osgoods with
merchandise and envelope from j.
NJ. Hartley. Owner can have by call
at Box 1851, West Virginian.
l2.20.tf No 1851