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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-22
PENETRATE NEW LINE.
Germans Report More Success in
DOhruia

Berlin, Sept. 10. (via London).-
The new line taken up by the rein
forced Russian and Roumanian
troops in eastern Roumania between
the Danube and the Black sea has
been penetrated at several points by
the Teutonic forces, the war office
announced today.
The official report from Berlin on
Monday said that the Russo-Ro
manian forces on the Rachova-Co-
badin-Tusla line had received rein,
forcements. The line held by the
RUSSIANS and Roumanians parallels
the railroad running from Tzerna-
voda to Constanza on the Black sea
coast. The only bridge across the
Danube in this region is at Tzerna-
voda which is about nine miles up
the river from Rachova.
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@ LEGAL NOTICES Sc
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigne1 will, as Administering of
the estateNof r. r. bennington, de-
ceased, on he sth/day of October.
1915. make her 9aal return as such
Administratrix\aTd apply to the Pro-
pate Court of Lancaster county for
letters dismistaR.
Mrs. eattiS ]. Remington.
Administfatrix estate of said de-
Sept. sp, 1916: s-ns-ss-ss.
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VILLA AND HIS MEN
SHORT OF SUPPLIES
Have Only Fresh Meat for Food and
Lack Salt-MuCh SicknasS

Have Only Fresh Meat for Food and
Lack Salt-Much Sickness.
chihuahua City, Sept. 14.-villa
and his men are subsisting entirely
on fresh meat which, together with
lack Of salt, has caused sickness and
otherwise reduced the stamina OF his
force, according to reports received
here today from scouts who have in
terviewed ranchmen in the bandits
neighborhood.
Meanwhile the constitutionalits are
closing in on Villa from all sides,
Gen. Trevino stated. Gen. Vargas is
working westward from Gallagas,
from the line of the Mexican Central
railroad. Word is expected soon on
the result of explorations of Gen.
Cavazos in the canyon of Guerachio.
or Course They Steal.
Villas adherents have stolen live
stock and pillaged small ranches on
the outskirts OF chihuahua City in
the past week, according to military
reports received here today. Mexi-
can military authorities in Juarez
denied that any fears of an attack
upon the town are entertained, but
admitted that a brigade of infantry
had been sent from Monterey to re-
inforce the 1000 troops said to be on
station there.
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AWARD Is MADE
OF SCHOLARSHIPS
Trustees Apportion Vacancies After
Hearing Report of Charities and
Corrections Board.


Columbia, Sept. 15.-The State
board of education adopted yesterday
the report of the Winthrop board OF
trustees concerning the free scholar
ships. The Winthrop board met in
Columbia September l, when the re-
port on the financial condition of the
applicants for scholarships was re-
ceived from the State board of char
tiles and corrections.
The following are the winners of
the State scholarships at Winthrop
for the present session:
Anderson: Sarah Dunlap. Clara
Burdine, Emma Geer, Margaret At
taway.
Bamberg: Pauline Cook.
Barnwell: Julia c. Barclay, Sa-
rah X. Jenkins.
Berkeley: Esctelle DELAY.
Charleston: Msude Tubevlle, Ell
eanor Mitchell.
Cherokee: Lillian Kirby.
Chester: Sara Julia Kss.
Chesterfield: Frezil Holssr.
Colleton: Marie de Treville, Nora
Goodwin.
Darlington: Marie f. Tedder
Margaret Ethel Byrd.
Dillon: Annie Mae Allen.
Edgefeld: Janice Morgan.
Greenville: Tecoa c. Holland, Net
tie +. Gresham, Ruth Martin.
Blanche Sloan.
Kershaw: Ogla n. Rush.
Lancaster: Mary Kirk.
Laurens: Matte Lee Riddle.
Marion: Nell Jones.
Marlboro: Eula X. Easterling.
Newberry: Grace Sease.
Oconee: Lillian Ethel Martin.
Orangeburg: A. Bertha Dantzler
Viola c. Gardner, Inez P. Galphin.
Richland: Kathleen Merchant,
Helen Cheatham.
Saluda: Lula Mae Sawyer.
Spartanburg: Ruth Smith, Leila
Mae Tomlinson.
Union: Flossie Wilburn.
Williamsburg: Emma Lifrage.
York: Edna I.owrance.
From the state at large for one
yesc only: Mary X. Keaserling
Beaufort; Bessie Dunlap. Rockton
Esther Surasky. Aiken; Annie p
Poliakoff, Aiken; Rebecca Hicklin
Blackstock; Vardelle Fraser, Harts-
vile; Kathleen Cuerry, Marion
Mary j. Woods, Darlington; Eliza.
beth Hutto, Denma: K; Perale Tube
vile, Tubeville; Dewey Culp, In
man; Lucille Ferguson, Richburg
Nancy Ella Boulware. Richburg
Elizabeth Yorborough, Chester.
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plies Cured In 6 to IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cureNAnY case of Itching
Blind. bleeding or Protrudnk1 Files in ito IL days
The hrst application gives Ekse and Rest. Soc
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YOUNG PRINCE DIES
IN BALKAN BATTLE
Frederick William of Hcsse Killed at
Cara Orman, Germans Officially
Announce
Announce.

Berlin, Sept. 15 (via London) =
Prince Frederick William of Hesse
has been killed at Cara Orman, it
was officially announced at the war
office today in it's reports of opera
tions on the Balkan front.
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Take LAxAAlvR BRgfao ouinine. 1t stops the
Cough and AeadrcM and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund 6oney II 1t fails TO cure.
4. w. GROVES Ggnature on each box. 2Sc.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2l.-The state
OF disruption which bias characterized
the speculative stock market for more
than week showed no improvement
yesterday and the downward tendency
OF the movement were again Of a most
violent order. Fluctuations covered
an unusually wide range, and market
values In almost every section on the
list were In many instances shattered
beyond recognition. And the worst o..
II seems that the immediate outlook
gives no hope for the discernment OF
q silver lining in the clouds. The mar
ket closed yesterday at practically the
lowest figure Of the session and there
were many indications that a consist
ent rally is not expected in the near
future.
The brunt Of the attack appears to be
still directed against the steel, the In.
dustrial and the war stocks. and in
these groups declines from about IS
for U. S. Steel common to $50 share
for Bethlehem Steel give striking IL
lustration OF the decentralization Of the
market
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS


Natural Gas company's No. 3 on the
Credila Nicholson farm. located on
Spring Run. New Milton district. The
first "a hours after the we'll was drill.
ed into the Big lujan pay it produced
l50 barrels. On Spring Creek, Smith.
field district. Roanc county. the Roane
Development company completed No.
10 on the David Simmons farm. II is
a lO-barrel pumper in the Big InjUn
sand. On McCOwans creek. Walton dis.
trict, the Republic OIL and Gas com.
plany completed and shot No. 10 on
the S. A. Freshman farm in the Big
Injun sand and It is showing for 10
barrel pumper.
In the Weir sand development on
Pinch creek. Elk district. Kanawha
county. the Ohio Fuel Oil company
completed and shot No. 5 on the lisa.
belle Myers farm. It is a I2.barrel
pumper. In the same district ard on
the same district, the same cOmpany's
gave no. on the same lease a shot
in the Weir sand and increased its
production from Is to 30 barrels. On
Blue creek, in the same district. the
South Penn Oil company's No. II on
az W. "a MCNUThlC ldTll Is ROOu LOT
20 barrels a day in the Wier sand In
the sam edistriCt, the same cOmpany's
NO. on the c. l.. Myers farm is a
l5.barrel pumper in the Weir sand.
The leading feature in developments
IN the Southeastern Ohio fields is
Love & Company's we'll on the school
lands in the northeast ~ ~ OF sec.
ton lG. Union township. Carroll c0un.
~. The well is purely Il wildcat and
lates estimates place its production at
80 or more barrel, day. The oil was
developed in the Bera grit and scram.
BILE for leases in that locality is IN
iull swing.
In the Newport district. Newport
township. Washington county. the Ne.
Ncy Farm Oil company's test on the
William MCVey farm is buster. In
the deep sand territory. Pike township
Perry county, the Ohio Cities Oil com
pany's No. on the J. j. Skinner farm
produced As barrels the last "a hours
The Eureka pipe Line company has
declared the usual quarterly dividend
OF Sc a share, payable February Is to
stockholders of record January Is.
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New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-A severe
slump occurred in the New York stock
market yesterday afternoon, after a
period of irregularity during which
gains had been recorded in some is
sues. All Of these gains were wiped
out and the pressure was evere enough
to cause net losses throughout the
list. Declines included s. in Steel
common, which broke ;Iom 10 to
107M, closing at the lowest, and $50
a share in Bethlehem Steel WHICH
broke from $50 to 800 between sales
Shipping shares were extremely
weak, and the Coppers lost to points
Weakness also appeared in the com.
modify markets. Resumption OF liqui.
dation was based upon the foreign
situation, the impression growing that
the end OF the war is in sight. however
long actual peace negotiations may
drag alone, and that the period Of re-
adjustment will come sooner than look
ed for. Call loans were comparative.
ly easy, the highest rate being Az per
cent.
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POWER COMPANY IS
AFTER VALLEY FALLS
Gas Company is Granted
Permission to Raise
Factory Rates.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 21.-
An order was entered by the Public
Service Commission today permitting
the United Fuel Gas company of Char.
lesion to advance its rates to Industrial
consumers. The new tariffs were ar
ranged after the industrial Consum.
crS and gas company had reached an
agreement. The commission struck
out that part OF the schedule entitl.
ing the company TO make one cent
advance to one class OF consumers
October /, 1917.
Hearings were held today on the
petitions OF the Monarch Carbon com
pany Of East Bank and the Montgom
cry Gas company OF Montgomery for
permission 10 advance the rates charg-
cd To domestic consumers. They wish
to make all advance from Il cents per
1000 cubic feet, with per cent dis.
count, to ID cents per 1000 with the
same rate of discount.
The FairmOnt and Clarksburg Pow
er company made its second applica.
ton in two years TO the commission
to condemn lands for the purpose of
building dams to give tho company's
plant increased power capacity. The
locations specified in the petition are
at Valley Falls and Hovater Bend,
on Bailey river; Halls Mills, on the
Buckhannon river, and Audrae, on Mid.
die river. The former petition was
dismissed by the commission.
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Oil and Gas.

The Southwest Pennsylvania fields
are attracting more attention than at
any previous time during the year.
The new development on Coon Run,
Springhill township, Greene county.
is eclipsing all others. The No.
on the George Isiminger farm is hold.
ing UP at $50 barrels AMI No. xat So
barrels a day. AT the mouth x Coon
Run in the same township, the Little
Four Oil Company's test on the Sarah
Roach farm blew out the gas develop.
ed in the Big Injun sand and the
hole filled up 900 feet with huid. 1t
Is estimated to be Bnod Tor ~ bar.
rels day.
In the Mount Morris district, Dun
kard township, Greene county, the
Shear Oil and Gas company drilled
No. on the A. j. Beull farm through
the Big lnjun sand. 1t shows Tor a
five.barrel pumper. In the same dis.
trict, ]. L. Garard & Co., completed
No. 8 on the S. W. Sykes farm, and
1t shows for a very light pumper.
Near Pleasant Grove, East Finley.
township, Washington county, the
Howard Oil and Gas company's sec
ond test on the |. D. Ryan is holding
UP at 100 barrels n day. In !ianov-
er township, Beaver county, T. c.
Dawson & Co. completed No. 4 on
the j. B. and A. NJ. Buchanan farm
and it shows for very light pumper
Since the passing of the Dents Run
pool In Marion county. w. Va, de-
velopments are less exciting. The lat
est completion-the South Penn Oil
company's No. on the Hoard Bat
son farm-produCed 80 barrels the first
"a hours. The decline in the pool is
as sensational as was its rise about
the time it touched 5000 barrels a
day. The daily production at this time
Is considerable below 1000 barrels
day.
After lapse Of several weeks, Dod-
bridge county has come to the front
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ROOMS 10 RENT
SPECIAL NOTICES
trustees NOTICE oF SALE

Pursuant to the provisions contain.
ed In certain Deed OF Trust eXecut.
ed on the 1st day OF April. 1915. by
Mary c. P. Stansberry and husband.
TO the undersigned Trustee. and Of
record in the office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court of Marion county,
West Virginia, In Trust Deed Book
No. SS. page 304. and given to secure
the payment OF a certain note calling
for the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
(S5oo). payable six months after the
date Of said Deed of Trust, with inter.
est thereon from date and payable to
the order Of Lord & Lord, default
having been made in the whole of said
note. as well as in all OF the interest
accrued thereon, the undersigned Trus
tee, having been requested SO to do
by the said Lord & Lord, the present
holders of the said note. will offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
or bidders at the East Front Door of
the Court House of Marion county.
West Virginia. on Saturday the 9Th
day Of January. 1917, at 1880 o'clock
p. m" all the real estate mentioned
and described and conveyed by said
Deed OF Trust. viz:
Lots Z and in Block IS of Plat
B. in the Monongahela Industrial Com.
pany Addition to the City of Fair.
mont, each Of which lots fronts on
Black avenue 46 feet and extends
back, between diverging lines. dis.
lance OF $50 feet, and each being IS
feet vide on rear, and being the same
real estate which was conveyed unto
the said Mary c. p. Stansberry by
Levi B. Harr. by deed dated June S,
1909. and OF record in the office of the
Clerk Of the County Court OF the said
Marion county, in Deed Book 161, page
1876.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash OH day
of SALE
H. S. LIVELY,
Trustee
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sPECIAI NnlTInEs

z O'Clock p. m. Of that day, Al the fros,t
uoor OF the court house of said Marion
county. West Virginia, in the CITY of
tairmont, offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder Therefor ali,
the following described real estate
situate, lying and being In MARION
county, West Virginia. and more mar.
ticularly bounded and described as foi.
lows: 80 'O'
Lots Nos. 1873, 100, 181. 1872 and 1873
In the Arnett addition to the city Of
Falrmont, Marion county. West Wiz.
gihia' each OF which said lots fronts 40
ieet on Spence street and extends back
IN Uniform width a distance of 100
teet to Price alley, excepting and re.
serving the coal underlying the same
and the mining rights and privileges
herewith; and beign the same real
estate that was conveyed to Arch A
Hamilton by George NJ. Lilly and wife
by deed dated July %. 1907. and re.
corded In Deed Book No. 154, at page
4S7. Each OF said lots is improved
with modern dwelling house.
ALSO, A certain tract Of land attn.
ate, lying and being on Guise's Run IN
Union district. Marion county. West
virginia ard more particularly bound.
ed and described as follows: Begin.
ning at a stake In the county road
thence \. 10 degrees W. 54S feet to a
stake, with a line of the property of
Lima b. Atha, thence n. GO degrees 20
minutes E. 516 feet to a stake: thence
n. 81 degrees 80 minutes W. 1908 feet
to stake; thence n. 80 degrees l. 766
feet to a stone, corner to VIM. Mich.
ael; thence S. SO degrees w. 264 feet
TO a stone; thence S. A degrees w, 80
feet to Il stone; thence s. SO degrees
w. 264 feet TO stone: thence s.. "a
degrees w. 1904 feet TO stone.
thence S. 2S degrees L. 404.2 feet to
a hickory; thence S. e. degrees w.
o3l.3 feet to stake; thence S. "a de.
grees 30 minutes E. 1,247.4 feet to a
stake in the road; thence n. 56 de.
Erees 80 minutes E. 300 feet TO the
place of beginning. containing q acres,
more or less. and being the same real
estate that was conveyed to James r.
Linn by Charles +. McCray, Jr., and
wife, by deed dated June 10Th, 1912,
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court of Marion county.
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 1874.
on page 50.
Terms Of Sale:.- One.third of the
purchase price land as much more as
the purchaser may elect to pay). cash
In hand on day Of sale, and the residue
in two (2) equal installments due in
one 1) and two (2) years. respective.
ly. from day of sale, with interest
thereon, the purchaser to execute and
deliver unto the undersigned his two
~ notes for such deferred install.
ments, with personal security accep.
table to the Undersigned; and a ven
doris lien will also be retained In the
deed for said real estate.
Dated on this 21st day Of Deem
Der, 1916.
NJ. E. MORGAN,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Marion, to.wit:
|, w. S. Black. Clerk of the said Cir
cult Court of Marion county, West Vir.
ginia, do hereby certify that the said
Special Commissioner has entered
into and given the bond required by
the within mentioned decree, with Sc.
curity approved by me
Teste:
W. S. BLACK, Clerk.
Dec. 81. 2S, Jan. 4. II
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21-Wheat values
averaged somewhat lower yesterday
mainly because OF reports that new ef-
forts for peace were to be expected.
The market closed heavy. at the same
as yesterdays finish to 41sc lower,
with May at 1914 to 162 and July at
1855 to 1863. Corn showed net de-
cline of IA TO rs 10 is and oats of
1ls to rs. In provisions the final
range varied from a setback to &C to
an advance of 10c.
Considerable nervousness was evinced
in the wheat trade throughout the
session but the volume of bushes did
not exceed tho normal limits and
there were no price fluctuations much
beyond the ordinary. The nearest
approach to excitement came in the
final half hour when the bears sue
ccedcd in making a decided impress
sion with the aid Of gossip that addi.
tional diplomatic movements in the
direction of Il peace parley would be
forthcoming II not already in prog
ress under cover. Lowest quotations
of the day resulted, and there was vir-
tually no rallying power evident in the
pit as the market came to an end.
Corn duplicated the action of
wheat The intermittent tendency to
weakness was emphasized by reports
of increasing congestion of railway
freight facilities. Oats followed the
course of other cereals. Some Of yes
terday's principal buyers were on the
selling side.
WHEAT
May ....,,,,1 64IA 1911
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MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National
Bank Of MonOngah. W. Va, will be held
at its Banking House in the town OF
Monongah, county OF Marion, state of
West Virginia, on the second Tuesday
of January. 1917, being the ninth day
of said month. between the hours Of
10 a. IN. and p. NJ. OF said day. for the
election of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may proper.
ly come before the meeting.
LEE n. SATTERFIELD,
l2-6-2l Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.

NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to the authority vested in
ME by decree or order Of the Circuit
Court Of Marion county. West Vir
ginia, made and entered on the 4th day
of February. 1916. in the chanccry
cause therein pending OF the Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank. corporation.
plaintiff. vs.. james L. Linn and others.
defendants. the undersigned will on
SATURDAY. JANUARY l3, 1917. at
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A Seattle man has invented butch.
er's scale with groove in 1t that
holds the butchers thumb more com.
fortably than the old kind.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. sS27 Field
street. Bell phone 556-W.
11,2s.tf No 1856
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RooMs-FuRN1sHEp

FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Cali
Bell phone 261.M. 12.12.tf No 1895
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FOR RENT-Two flats in Hays Build.
ing. Apply A. A. Hays, Bowling a.
icy 12-9-6t No 1875
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Two Hats In Hays Build.
Ing Monroe street. Apply A. Al,
nays, Bowling Alley. 9-7.tf No. 1899
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FOR REST-Three.roomed house. Ala
Barnes street. Call SOS.W, Bell.
12-l1-it No. 173O
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MoNEY-To loan in sums Of $40 10
sou 10 anyone having steady work,
Can DO paid in small monthly pays
ments. No reference or endorsements
required. StricLIy confidentia Ad.
dress Box sos, Clarksburg, w. Va.
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The bUCkEIE SAVING AND LOAN
company OF Bellaire. O., has money
10 loan on desirable real estate, Sec
Paul q. Armstrong, Attorney, 1l-ts
Trust Bldg, 9TH Floor. Fairnont, w.
Va,
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three.room house. Og.
den Ave. Apply 1927 Madison street.
l2.20.3t No. 1752
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OFFICES TO RENT
AGENTS WANTED

CUT INCREASING COAL BILLS. use
Koaline. Danish clinkers, cinders.
SCOT. Sells on sight. Send 81 for
trial and prove 1t. Big profits to coun.
" agents. "koaline," Bradley Beach,
Nj. 1851 No 17l7
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CRAZY. everybody crazy about the
Daice Baby Grand Photograph. Full
cabinet machine at lowest price ever
known. Big chance for holiday profits.
\ Schurman, Sales Dept, Bodman
Bldg, Cincinnati, o. 12.lS.1t No 1745
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FOR RENT-Seven.room house, Bell.
view Ave. All Conveniences. Apply
c. S. Riggs, Watson Bldg.
12.3i.6t No. 1857
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY FOR CHRISTMAs-Get mon
ey Tor Christmas gifts, and pay back
in small weekly payments. No en-
dorsers, no publicity. Call Bell 27S.
Consol. 10. City Loan Co., 306ik Madi
son street. 12.11-12t NO. 1729
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FOR SALE-Baby buggy good eondi.
ton, half price. Apply 200 Bell.
view avenue. ll.20.tR No 1874
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Belgian Hares, SOC 10
500. Apply 30S1s Merchant street.
12-21-3t No. 1856
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FOR SALE-Bargain to quick buyer,
lot on Reeves ave.. For Information
inquire Bell 653J. 12.13.3t M i7e7
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WANTED

WANTEDl50 railroad cross ties. Luth.
or harrington, Norwood Mines.
1861 No. l743
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ONE CENT WORD CASH WITH ospER
HELP WANTED-FEMAIR,

WANTED - Girls at the FairnonE,
StCSie Co Good wages. steady Wort.
Must I've over l6 years old. Fairmont
Stogie Co. 12.4.tt No. It0l
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BonoS.
$1,000 Pig C d 5s -. 90
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H. S. LIVELY,
Trustee.