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Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
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LOGVILLE.

Logville is still on the map
Notwithstanding the mercury, in
trying to emulate Mr.. McGinty,
has gone down to 80 below zero.
The large saw mill owned by
Kennard, Hopkins & Co. has
shut down owing to the coal
shortage and excess cold.
The Tu1keyfoot Lumber Co.
has begun cutting their timber
purchased of Frank Kennard last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Ken
nard gave a social at their home
on Mill street, East Logville, Sat
urday night Among those pres
ent from the west end were Miss
es Anna Kennard, Flora Nickel
and Myrtle Franklin and Messrs.
Sewell Hamilton, Finley Ken.
nard and others. They report
agood time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Patton, OF
Vimey Ridge, have gone home
after visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hamilton the
past week.
Mr.. Robert Caudill. of. our
town, and Miss Dale France, of
Bloomington, were married last
Wednesday. The next day Mr..
Caudill got a card from the Local
Board notifying him that he had
been accepted for military SER
vice. Bob says the big German
guns in France hold no terror fol
him.
Adlien Johnson has moved tc
Water street, East Logville; A.
B. Perkins has moved from
Broadway to Mill street; Johnnie
Kennard moved to Mill street
George Elan moved to Spruce
street; Herbert Eam moved tt
Little jenkins, one mile South ot
Logville; Roll Kennard is moving
to Bolsheviki street; Flem Ken
nard, DR., moved 90 Trace aDl
West streets; F. L. Hammond
moved to Shop street; Mrs. Biddl
Mcclure moved to Lick street
Bill Coffee moved to Silver Hill
Harvey Coffee moved to Bear ST
When they get done moving
will write again.
F. MOSES.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Flour, Hay and Grain.

Flour-Winter patents 5000, winter
fancy 5000, do family 1910, do extras
$50, low grade $500. hard patents
SlI,25611.75.
Hay-No. 1 timothy S3O@SO.5O. No.
, S29.50@S0, No. 3 $9S.75 a29.25. No. 1
clover mixed $29.7503O, No. 2 $29.25@
1915, No. l clover $30.50@Sl.
oats-New No 2 white S4h6S5ISc,
standard white SAY @S5c, No. 3 white
S4QS4hc, No, 2 mixed S2haS3c, No.
. mixed S1QS2c.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter--Whole milk creamery extras
OSc, centralized creamery extras 5Obc,
tirsts 4Ske, seconds Acc, fancy 45c,
NO packing stock 34c, No. 2 soc.
Eggs-Prime frsts 66c, ilrsts Csc, or
binary iirsts 5lc, seconds 49c.
Live Poultry-Broilers. under 2 lbs.
26c; fryers, lbs. and over, 26o; roast.
ing chickens, 4 lbs and over. zee:
fowls, lbs and over, 26c; 3Is lbs and
over, 24c; under Sla lbs, 2lc; roost-
ers, 1Sc.
Live Stock.
Cattle-shippers slO@1S; butcher
steers, extra sll@12,5O, good to choice
$l0.25Q11, common to fair $TQ9.50;
heifers, extra S105O911.75, good to
choice Ss.75dl0 1850, common to fair 81
90; cows, extra 5000, good to choice
SS.2bpS, common TO fair $62567.25,
Gamers S6a65O, stockers and breed
ers $6@95O,
Hogs-Selected heavy shippers
S1L25, good to choice packers and
butchers sl7,S5, medium and mixed SIT
9l125, stays $10@13.25, common to
choice heavy fat sows S10015.5O, light
shippers s16I1675.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
Local and Personal.

G. M. Carter, of Liberty Road,
was in the city Saturday.
Jas. V. Henry, of Florress, was
here on business this week.
A. F. Blevins, of Dingus, was
in town on business Monday.
For Sale Household and kitch-
en- furniture. S. M. R. HURT.
L. P. and Glennie Oakley, of
Blaze, were in town or business
Saturday.
S. B. Allen and Everett Nc
Daniel. Of Forest, were in town
s. oida.y
Aaron Fairchid. of Elk Fork
neighborhood, was here this week
on business.
Bruce Ferguson, of Greer, Wis
tied the Courier crew While in
town Saturday.
John S. Combs, of Jackson, is
visiting his father-in-law, Sam
Patton, this week.
W. T. Phillips, of Liberty Road,
was in town Saturday to see his
father, G. W. Phillips, who is
confined to his room with grippe.
FOR SALE One house and
lot in West Liberty. Will sell
cheap on easy terms. Write
W. B. CARAwAY,
395 R. R. 2, Mansfield, III.
Just as we are going to press
we received the news that Henry
Fairchild, who left this county
about two months ago, had died
at Mansfield, ILL.,, on the 18 inst
Mrs. Emma Joffres, of Okla.
homa City, Okla, Mrs. MolH,
Rice, of Ardmore, Okla, Mrs.
Lizzie Neal and Rev. J. B. Ken.
dali, of Wilmore, are here, hav.
ing been called to the bedside OF
their father, John A. Kendall,
who is very low with pneumania.
The stork defied the chill blasts
of this unprecedented weather t.
pay a visit to the home of the ed
itor, on Tuesday, Jan. %, ano
left a big girl baby. Both the
mother and child are getting
along nicely. However, H. G. is
so proud of the baby that we car
only keep him at the Courier of.
flee about half the time.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24

visited their sister, Mrs. Jane
Cantrell, at Ophir. frCm Satur-
day till Monday.
D. B. Daniel, of Dingus, visit
ed Joseph Lemaster, who is very
sick, Sunday. DAUGHT.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
Attention!

Any and all persons who ar,
willing to knit socks, sweaters o.
mufflers for our soldier boys will
oe supplied with yarn if they will
write or phone Mrs. H. M. Cox,
West Liberty, KY.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
For Sale Household and kitch-
EN- furniture. S. M. R. HURT.
Wanted.

A mine mule not over So inches
high, 5 to 8 years old, and to
weigh about 600 pounds. Per-
sons having such a mule for sale
can write to the undersigned and
make arrangements to bring it to
our mine near Redwine for trial.
LENoX BITUMINoUs Coal Co.,
Loveland, KY.
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Time viii Tell.

Nora-Do you think marriage is al
ways a failure?
.Ada-Always a failurel Well,
should say not. Why, know case
E'here a wife fairly idolizes her hus-
he-why, he can't keep away
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24

Let us do that next job Of
ours. Well do it right.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
No Butter at vassar.

..,
The announcement at Vnssar college
that no more butter will be served al
dinner has caused much discussion, but
the girls promise to give the plan n
trial, says New York World. II is a
war measure, established on account
Of the high cost OF living. The girls
will have gravies, jellles and jams to
take the place OF butter. II was said
that the college would lift the ban
on butter for dinner just as soon as
there were any complaints.
The mrd-bolled egg for breakfast
is doomed, too; mt least II must not be
served where omelet is to be had.
Because most of the girls have n
sweet tooth, the college authorities
will increase the sugar service at all
meals; but this win be evened up by
cutting down of meat.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-01-24
NINA.

J. r. Robbins visited his sister,
Mrs. ID. M. Rowland, at Dingus,
Sunday.
Mrs. Lowerena Rowland, of
Dingus, visited her mother, Mrs,
Catherine Robbins, and other
relatives here Monday.
Jacob Peters, of 0phir, died
January 18th, of old age, He
was a respected citizen ana a
consistent Christian.
Roscoe Young died Jan. 20 of
typhoid. He had been sick three
weeks. He was a splendid young
man Of good habits and will be
missed by all who knew him.
Miss Nora Alice Canlrell and
Mr.. Hatfield Gambill were quiet.
ly married at the home of the
brides parents Saturday, Jan. 10.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.,
s. Id. Elijah Cantrell. The
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

average increase, however is consid.
cradle less.
On Buffalo Run Warrington district.
Marion county, the Anchor OIL Con-
pany has drilled 40 10 on the Gecrge
" Beatty farm into the Big tlnjun
sand A light gas pressure was devel.
oped In that formation. On Dunkard
Creek, Clay district. Monongalia coua.
~, the Hope Natural Gas Companys
test on the a Z Price farm is a gasser
In the same Formation.
G0erators are trying for rev pro.
ducing territory In Taylor county. On
Owens fo.E. Booths Greek district the
Hope Natural Gas Company is building
a rig on The HELEN NJ Cochran farm
On Grays Run, IN the same district.
the same company has made the loeO
ton and IS getting in rig ;inibeTs On
the Cecil Powell farm.
On Buffalo Ran. Huntington dis.
triei Marion county. the MononRaua
Valley Traction Company il building
the riR for test on the J H and c
Straight farm. The Carnegie Natural
nas company Is down 2,i00 feet and
FISHING a. a test On the 3 p Chin
farm, located on Eagle district. Han.
r!son county. On Jakes Run. ClAv DIS.
tric' Monongaiia county. the Paila.
de.pN's Company Is rigging uu A. ?
test on The z Wright farm. On Dun.
Sard creek, in the same district. the
tentress Gas Company Ia rigging No
On the Perry Johnson farm. On Dolls
Run the Marion OIL Company Is build.
ing a rig on the c Norris farm.
On Wolf Pen Run, Grant district
Richie county, 2 z Pope Is due IN
the SAND a. test on the Columbia
Carmichael farm. On Beeson Run,
Clay district. the Carnegie Natural
Gas Company Is rigsing up az = test
on the william N'uner farm. On
Whisky Run the Riverside OIL Com.
pany has started Is drill on the Guy
Worstell farm. On Dutchman Run.
Murphy district, the Southern OIL
Company has started a second test
on the II l. Patterson farm.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. oE TRusr nAIE


By virtue Of a Trust Deed dated on
the 4th day Of March, 1911, made nv
Abraham Friedman and Fannie Fried.
man, his wife, TO the undersigned as
Trustee. ana recorded in the office Of
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ma
rion county. West Virginia. in Trust
Deed Book no. 20 az page 1873. ] will
sell, at public auction. to the higkes;
bidder, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
July, 1918, commencing at two o'clock
.. m, a. the front door Of the court
house. al FaiTmont. Marion county.
West Virginia. the following described
adjoining parcels Of real estate. stu.
ate on Maple avenue, in the Second
ward Of the city Of Fairmont. Marion
county, West Virginia, and bounded
and described as follows:
Ist parcel: Beginning a. a stake.
corner OF Spence street ard Maple
avenue. and running with said Maple
avenue in a westerly direction forty
feet 70 Q stake; running thence with
q line parallel with said Spence street
10 Link alley. and thence with said al.
10y IN an easterly direction forty feet
to a stake. corner Of said Link alley
and Spence street: thence with the
line Of said Spence street in a south.
easteFly direction oae hundred and
thirty.nine feet 70 the place Of begin.
ninE-being q portion Of Lots Nos. las
ard lls as shown on the map Of the
plat Of the Arnett Addition 10 the city
OF Fairmont.
3nd parcel; Adjoining said first par.
eel and land at J. A. Sviger, fronting
on Maple avenue, y. 50 z. 10 feet,
thence With said first parcel S. 1871
". 81 feet to a stake, thence y. II z.
IS feet to the place OF beginning.
Terms Of Sale; Cash on day Of sale.
Z. =. MORGAN.
O-1elO-26 ~ Trustee.
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OIL and Gas,

The Efforts row making in the East.
eIn helds to secure new production
are Beginning 70 bear fruit. The IN
crease Is By no means great but sui.
aeient 10 spur operators on 20 greater
siIofts. The little increase Il coming
principally from the old fields, where
opFators are active IN development
work and calling on the old wells to
90 Z little better Producers realize
hat there must be 10 slackers If the
lemand for high grade crude is 10 he
net. Shooting and cleaning out cid
tells Il the method most in vogue
By giving them close attention and
saIatdl handling the old wells In a
yfeat many districts can be made to
% q LITTLE better. Just az an Illus.
latiOa: On Thomas Run. Clay dis.
1i6t, Monopgalia county, IVES. Nir.
glnia, ths Hope Natural Gas Com,
tahy's No on the Rebecca Cook
arm was down 10 two barrels a day.
u cleaning It on. the production was
nereasea TO 10 barrels 8 day The
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PERSONALS.

Dor Hawkins. Of Market street,
who has been very Ill. is much i'm
proved and is visiting his srand-
daughter. Mrs. Marion Vincent, a.
Norwood.
Mr.. George Frum and children. OF
Norgan,own. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James Hawkins and other rela-
lives in the city this week.
Miss Pearl Linn, Of Satterheld
street. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. MI
sum, at Hammond
Miss Lena Lake. ~ satterheld
street. is spending a feT days with
Mr., and Mrs. Andy Hawkins at Bar
rackyiile.
A. O. Queen, Of Merchant street. IS
4 business visitor At Warrington to-
day.
Delbsrt Jenkins, Of Market street.
has returned from a visit at Brad
dock. Pa.
Harry Louder. Of Front street. is
visiting relatives at Grafton this
week.
Mrs. +. p. Popls. of Hilderbrard,
is visiting Mr. and Mr. John s. 20
pie in Merchant street.
Little Miss Louise Pople is i'll Of
whooping cough,
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New York

NEW YORK. June 10. - The stock
market was beealmed today, trading
diminishing steadily after the fret
hour With an uncertain drift, although
DtGonant close.
There was again a complete alb
ooneo OF incentive or any develop.
mOBtS bearing pertinently upon val
zee. War bulletins we're o. hopeful
tenor and Secretary McAdoo's state.
DOnt FeEarding the refe Of interest on
TIE ueXt Liberty Loan evoked favor.
able banking comment.
Italian exchange continued 10 i'm.
DFoVo, rates on neutral countries
haPdoned more perceptibly and fur.
thof gold imports from Canada were
reported. making total Of $4,000 900
from THAT source since last week.
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PROCLAM4TI0NS
G1YcRis Proof AMATIOS'

MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Friday. June 2s, 1918. Is officially
designated WAR SAVINGS DAY by
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Governor Of this state.
Al loyal citizens will gladly take
notice hereof and will devote their in.
torres. TO The War Savings campaign
low so auFpciously begun. Fairmont
has never been behind in doing its full
duty and meeting its whole require
ment Nor will n nov but every citi.
zen must at once shoulder his own re-
possibility in this campaign so that
the work will not fell too heavily on
he committee. Push with the usual
Fairmont energy, and June Is will find
us again over the top,
ANTHONY BOWEN, Mayor.
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LEVEL OHIO FARM BARGAINS

LEVEL OHIO FARM BARGAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND
CLEVELAND.
Good littls 3K,acre farm. on inprov.
ed road, near town; rich level land;
good six-room house. small barn, fruit;
owner lives In another city and offers
this beautiful little home for 1880.
Beautiful 30.acFe farm. pleasant 10.
cation, excellent eight.roOm house,
with heating furnace, large porch,
pretty lawn: see view in list; barn,
poultry house and orchard; large min.
eral spring; a de'igh ftul home; price
$3.50; terms, $3.50 down, balance
easy payments.
Fine S0.acre farm. With an gtocS,
crops and machinery, "a miles from
town; fne large house, barn and or.
chard; price 81, 900; terms. halt down
Good stock and grain farm; ZIG
acres "a miles from town; land lays
about level: good seven.room house,
three barns. orchard; 20 acres OF tim.
Der; price only $50 per acre.
Get our list Of farm bargains.
S. ". WILSON 4 SON,
Ravenn1, Ohio.
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HIored to Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. John Vingle are NOV
ing to the state Of Ohio, where the
former will be Employed in a tin plate
mill. NJ. Ningle was the owner 81
a grocery store in Thoburn and was
considered one Of the successful
young business men NJ the town.
Many local friends will regret his DC.
parture.
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

II. f. Dunlap, patcn, lawyer, Of
Wheeling, ". Va reports that the
Patent Office records show the recent
issue OF patents 20 West virginia IN
ventors. as follows: Albert T. DoeO.
ken, Wheeling. computing scale;
George A. Henderson. s.; A'bcrs. hit
luminous binder; Anna Wiess2sN he,
Weirion furniture caster; Chos. 3.
Wood, Charleston, plastic composition.
MIR. Dunlap also reports tho regis
trat;on OF a trademark b. Jacob Ham.
hnrRer. Fairmont. for q linimnhi.
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New sshooI HOUSE.

Work has been started or the new
Thoburn high school which is to be-
located on Maple avenue, where
Charles Bartlett formerly resided.
Most o. the work thus far has been
toward grading and getting ready .or
the actual Construction,
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. June -. - Trading
On the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange re.
leeted The duIhess Of Wall street, al.
thbuh the volume % sales improved.
American Window Glass Machine com.
non continued strong, 1890 shares be.
iag sod and the stock closing At IS,
3 net gain for the day OF ~ points.
Ohio Fuel Supply, influenced by NJ
SaoFs bt coming dividend that mate.
pialiEod after the ciGliag hour, gained
Of . point, cloSingat 45i4, with L..
O35 shares sold Westinghouse Fee.
tR!e rose 4 N l2tt, it7 close and high
Point, on q 70-share sale.
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FOB UNITED STATES SENATE.

You are authorized 20 announce
] am a candidate for nomination By
the Republican party. for the United
States Senate for West Virginia. sub,
Jet 70 all the rules OF the Republi.
can party. and the laws Of the state
governing the primary 10 be held IN
August, 1918.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington. W. Va.
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MONONCAH
Visiting Here,

Mr.. ard Mrs. Dave Oliker. Of Bal
timore, Nd, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Bear, Of Bridge street. The
two returned home with Mr.. and Ms.
Bear vher they were on their motor.
Ing trip in the cast.
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Fine Bridge.

The completion Of the West Fork
river bridge yesterday, with its new
span, new flooring and other i'm
provements, makes the bridge one Of
the best both from appearance and
strength in this section Of the county.
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An exchange or food sale will be
held by the B. Y. P. Z. OF the Pala.
tine Baptist church next Saturday
morning in tho window Of Martins
grocery IA Main street. A nice line
of home made edibles will be on sac
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The Epwor;k League Of the Die
mond street church will have q Lawn
fete Thursday evening on the grassy
plot At the corner Of EeT,on and Co
lumbiG streets. lee cream cake and
candy will be for sale.
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Mrs HiSet, Of Columbia street. Who
has typhoid fever, is recovering rap.
Idly. Mss Edna Powell is the nursc
IL charge.
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leaking Gas Ples.

A leaking gas PSoe ia the bath room
set Lorman d. Hoults residence IN nj.
smond on fire Tuesday evening. The
East side FIRE department eVtingui5h.
ed the flames and the building was
only slightly damaged.
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FOR U. SENATE.

Editor West Nirgiuian:
You are authorized TO announce that
Davis Elkins, OF A0rgaa;owr, Monon.
gala county, candidate FOX nom!na.
tion by the Republican party, for tbs
United States senate for West Viz,
GINA. subject 70 all the rules OF the
Republican psrty. AID the laws OF the
state governing the primary election
10 be held August, 73lS.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
J.H. -GcDERMOTT, Chairman.
Norgantowu, West Virginia
P. o. drawer ssl, Telephone 100.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. June I9.--Corn under.
vent a decided setback IN value yes
terday largely owing % the spread OF
obinieps that the present growth o.
the crop vas far aheaA OF normal and
thai serious damage from hot weather
was Onlitely. Prices closed weak,
Ike % Che net lover. with July
l.43h % IA and August ,i5R 70
l.9SiH. Oats lost &C % sc In pro
tiSioas, the outcome ranged from 5jc
Decline % an advance o. n.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS -
Public Meetina.

ThI-e will be meeting OF thu
WORKERS IN the War Savings Stamp
campaign al the Central school build
ing this evening Of eight O'Clock All
who a!e interested arc invited 10 be
present.
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Three children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Powell, OF Grefton. are III Of typhoid
ferer. Mr.. Powell is a son OF c. A.
Powell, who is a patient At the Miners
hospital.
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Miss Doris steele will entertain the
members Of the Ernest Workers class
~ the Diamond street Sunday school
at . Inarehmallow toast thiS evening
at her home near the city.
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Volunteers Needed.

The local auxiliary of the Red
Cross has an extra supply Of gar
days and Is in need Of many voiun-
teer workers. A meeting OF the
workers is being held az Red Cross
headquarters this afternoon. An
other meeting will he held tomorrow
afternoon and it is hoped that az
many as possible will turn out 10 lend
their assistance.
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Marvin Morris was in Fairmout
yesterday evening for short while
as a social visitor.
Miss Geneva Weeks, Miss Madeline
Murrin and Harry Weeks left this
morning for their homes in ParkeTs-
burg. They have been in Monongah
for the past severe! days Visiting To-
cal friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ear and others
motoYed 70 Falrmont yesterday even
ing.
Lawnis Carpenter w5s a social
caller to Fairmont yesterday ever
ing.
James Leon was IN Tsirmont yes
terday evening for o short Vhile.
Mrs. Kinsey Thomas returned 20
M6nongah yesterday eveninS.
Fairmont yesterday evening.
Mrs. Howard Meredith was IN
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Margaret. and Mrs. L0udens mother.
Mrs Pierre, o. Grafton, have gone 70
Charleston - visit Mrs. Lopden's son,
Howard L1uden, who il a machiniSt
in the Amor Plate Factory street.
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Dent Powell the popular salesman
in Hariley's shoe department is very
III at his home IN Wilson street
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POLITICAL ADVERTlSIEo
s.ses~aa.a-a---a~sa.s-e-Sue
70 THE REPUBLICANS or WEST
VIRGINIA.
am a candidate for the Republican
domination FOR United States Senator,
subject 20 the will OF the voters az the
primary election TO be held on Angus,
lie sixth.
Your vote and Influence will sc
greatly appreciated.
VIRGIL L. HIGHLAND.
C'srlgghurr " Va
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FARMS FOR SALE

FRUIT AND DAIRY FARMs-sever.
al choice farms as we'll % town
property az bargain p:ices Let US
know your need. G. H. CoWdeEy
Agency, Geneva, o. 6-e.3et. $500.
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Gone 70 Charleston,
Mrs. Edward Louden, little daughter
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House. Edgmont. Cal
phone S40.J 5.3itf. 1850.
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ROOMS WANTED

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WANTED - Room and board IN pr.
yate family in exchange tor services.
Apply Cox 1855, care West ViFginian
office. 6.7tf39s6
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FOR sALE-Coal heating stove. 90
hot plate and couch; ell practically
new. Inquire 1903 Ridgley ave.
6-lS-at,to25
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FOR SALE-VaIuablo property tiooii
ted Ct corner Monroe "a d
street. For further particulars ~
dress P. o. Box S0t MoFgahioEn w
Va. 6.lSel. f1o,.
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FOR SALE-Large brick house, good,
lot. Apply Mrs. Henry Martin. 426
Walnut Ave. 6-l5-3t-4020
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OFFICES TO RENT
HOUSES FOR SAIR

FOR SALE - Eight.room veneeFod
brick house, large lot and garage.
South Side. good location. Cali phone
l95.M SLOT