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BRICK WORN
Garages a specially, alteration. repairing. ce-
ment work Of all kinds. Estimates cheerfully
furnished. Phone Main 1866. E. b. RUHLIS
mis- l5t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
lW7 10Th st. NW.-NICE ROOMS FOR De
sirabls PARTIES; central desirable neighbOrhood; ;
Urlccs reasonable; references; phone service.
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REPUBLIC
OIL
ASSOCIATION
35 p Main St. Worth Worth, Texas
BUY REPUBLIC OIL: Capitalization, Si5 900
par value, SO a share; fully paid and non
a9sessable; 10 acres; block 6. Bwkburnett. Tex
as Republic offers the investor: Good holdings.
low Capitalization, and clean, efficient manage
ment; reterence; Exchange State Bank. Fort
Worth. Investigate Republic before you buy any
oil stock. We Offer you the opportunity to in
vest in the Wonder Fled Of the World" Map
and particulars free
REPUBLIC
OIL
ASSOCIATION
a6 Main St.. Worth Worth, Texas.
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COOK-GENERAL HOUSEWORK
good wages. Apply at once,
II01 Monroe st. NV. Phone Col.
4o3I mh2-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY
Dancing teachers with experience, SID month;
aLso assistant. Apply at once, I2ls n. Y. ave
mh5u
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MONEY TO LCAh.

MONEY TO I.OAN-$25O TO $500. .COu
ca d. real estate. Several trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical consld-
Grafton Ter borrowers
WM. H. SAUNDERS & &C.,
Southern Building. a7 18th St y. ".
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LOST.

LOST-SSIALL POCKETBOOE CONTAINING
two cheeks. one government cheek, 80 D. Ooe
80 check. both payable to Zoe Groseciose. ne
warf. Columbia 5T lTS2 Lanier place. mhloLt
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REFhGERAToRs, ICE BOXES.

REFRIoERAToRS, ICE BOXES
That ARE SUPERIOR ' q
NELSON REFRIGERATOR co.
Oh F St. N. w. Franklin z7s7,
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REAL ESTATE.

ON THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAIL
road in South Miss. l have 1900 acres OF
agricultural and stock raising land for sale at
SO acre. RICHARD W. TYNDALL, Memphis,
Trn- mbl6lt
40 DUIo. MOUNT RAINIER; 3Oth, Be
tween Ash and Beech; grove oaks; owner lives
in California: must sell. See, ABELL, ZE q
St NV. mhl6-lt
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROYED CITY
real estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to Price payments.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc, 9l7 18th st. tt
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

CORN OR RYE WHISKY MADE ANY
where without still. drugs or alcohol; old Ger
man secret; complete instructions, 81. EDWIN
STANFIELD. l50 Cherry St, Kansas City,
No. mhl6lt
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to take orders for Conner Raincoats; thousands
VI orders waiting for you; g an hour for spare
time; Mahsr made $50 in one day: Cooper.
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rear for four average orders day; delivering
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nj samples. no capital required; biggest money
maker in America: write quick for information
ooMER MFG. CO.. Dept GLE Dayton Ohio.
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
FROM DAWSON.

MeSsrs. G. Is. Thompson and c. E.
Biadsoe were business visitors in
Charleston and Nitro the past week
ana hey report that they saw some
Very high waters while in Charleston.
We are sorry TO learn that Miss
Bessie Hedges. who is principal OF
the Knapp school is now Down with
Ire rlu and is not able to teach this
Week We hopevcry scon Miss
i"dSes will be able to resume her
wari;
We learn that the Reg Mr.. Goff OF
;hc Sn0ot charge. is also down with
ne IA. Mr.. GOff had just begun his
series Of meetings at Dawson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
hu,senpiller. Friday evening, Janu-
try ird a little baby girl.
The writer saw and talked to
Mir. Thomas Campbell, one day last
week. Although Mir. Campbell is
now in his S5th year he is spirit
Young and can get around remark
ably well for one OF his age. We are
glad, 10 see the old land marks out
ana 10 talk to them.
The coolest weather that we have
had so far was on last Saturday even-
inS which the thermometer register
ed 10 degrees below zero We don't
mind the clold weather if the wind
don't blow, but it. generally blows
and pretty hard too.
VIII close by wishing The Indc-
pendent and all its readers p-happy
and prosperous New Year. Ard NAV
we all do this year what we left ur-
done last year that we should have
done.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
\ STRICKEN FAMILY.

w. Lacy Johnson writes from his
""H III Baltimore. Md, to his SIS
W.; MIS-. John ID. Ford. OF this vi
~ ,", ,,! giving graphic description
Iho Wv. ~" experience CT his family with
lan i "' on the first day OF Decem.
rn t us lour-months-old baby girl, lit
a.. "'hcy' was attacked by the NAL
wn., una within "a hours father,
IN J ~, and seven children were all
H., W. grip. He tells OF the difficulties
rbv """ IN securing the services Of a
u,n ,'' ,, all being basy caring for
N,v, n"my down with the disea Sc.
prI ' aed while the doctor, weary
.,.', "orh-out by continual work.
e., .nro an hour for rest and Law
'''' asleep nearby
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

for some time during the war
""N Germany | have been in Wash
lha'on at considerable sacrifice to
myself as Assistant Counsel to the
'"lted States Food Administration
owing now to the partial demobi-
nD"''oh OF the Food Administration
, am able to return to my law prac-
"''' ana Will hereafter be found at
NY once in Matiinton. prepared to
"t''nd 10 all legal business entrust-
81 10 me In the Courts Of Pocahon-
, n' Greenbrier, or adjoining coun-
iiriS w pp .rnrOS ~,
ih'on, Vest Va. d
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
DEATH OF MIR. ROCK.

Thos. NJ. Rock, we'll known TO
Many il this community. died o.,
Tuesday. December 81. 1918. ut his
home III Covington. aged 90 years.
He was half brother OF the late
Major Jls. II. Strattor. OF Lewlsburg.
Mrs. Henry F. Hunter, her sister.
AiSS Carrie Stratton, nieces OF the
DECEASED. their brother John II.
Stra'ton. and Mrs. Emma Henderson,
Vent from Lewlsbnrg to attend. the
funeral at Covington. on Thursday
u" md instant.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
IN MEMORY o. FATHER AND
MOTHER:

At pro re nata meeting Of the
Synod OF WeS: Virginda, held at
Charleston, on Tuesday, December
3Oth, the offer OF George N. Davis,
Esq, Of this county, formally sub
mitt"d in writing, to give his home
place known rs Snow Hill, in Fort
Spring district, reserying the dwell
ing house, and certain other portions
cf the farm, and with the Land the
sum Of $4,000 in cash toward the
establishment and endowment OF Il
Eome. orphanage, or industrial
scho )l--corporate narde and definite
tI1e"t in view TO be hereafter fixed
the institution to be conducted un-
aer The auspices and control Of the
synod, was formally accepted. And.
to Iheet a condition OF the grant that
ii raise at once In cash or subscrip-
lions. satisfactory to Mr.. Davis. the
like sum OF $4,000. which it IS un-
derstooh, may be used In the erec-
ton OF suital lie buildings, the Synod
then and there. striking while the
iron was hot, opened the drive for the
fifty thousand dollars required OF 1t
ana secured, In first class subscrip-
tons, the sum of $4,000. Among
the subscribers to the fund, their
lifts ranging from $1,000 to $IO,-
900. were Dr.. A. M. Pritchard and
John l.. Dickinson, OF Chaflest on:
Fred Pritchard, of Huntington, and
j. Lewis Bumgardner. of Beckley.
The three last named we're appointed
trustees by the Synod. as provided in
the terms of Mr.. Davis gift. These
ihre, will appoint u fourth trustee
and Mr. Davis, who will be 4 trustee,
under the conditions CT the gift, will
lave the privilege OF appointing two
making seven In all.
The Synod also appointed Rev. J.
l.. L'neweayer, Of Anderson, Rev. 8.
NJ. Glasgow, OF Charleston, and Rev.
+. IL. Barron. OF Elkins, 10 advise
and cooperate with the trustees III
promoting the success Of the inslitu-
ton and fIrtherlng It's general aims.
Mr.. Davis proposes to establish this
institution, which will bear the name
Dayls-Stuart In memory of his
Iarents. Gel. James w. Davis and his
wife, Mrs. Margaret Lynn Stuart
Davis, both OF whom are long since
dead
1t Is thought that the number OF
acres granted. after taking off the
land reserved, will be between two
and three hundred. Tho tho institu-
ton will be open to dependant young
Icople throughout tho Synod, Mr..
Davis provides that preference shall
he given &c children from Greenbrier
county.
The Independent commends Mr..
Davis very laudable desire to per-
petuate the memory Of his .honored
parents, and congratulates him upon
the excellence Of the plan he has re-
solved upon, for, while common O .'at-
ing them, the instutiCn he proposes
TO establish will offer golden oppor~
tunitiea to many an INDECENT child,
who mig2it otherwise grow UP In ig-
lOranCc.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Following is list of the Marriage
Licenses issued by Jno. S. Crawford.
Clerk OF the County Court. for De-
ceUber. 1918:
Charles William Deem and. Viola
May Boone
Elliott II. Lockhart and Selma
Caldwell.
Arthur Nc Jordan and Bertha Bee
Sidney l.. Milen and Rose Emma
Ca!!ison.
Noah patt Payne and Gala May
Cochran.
john =. Erwin and Mayme S. Yates
William O'Farrell and Bertha Rat
cliff.
Samuel Owcn Rogers and Lula
Evelyn Hanger.
!. jesse Johnson Boone and Kate
Ruth Carlisle.
Theodore Norman Burroughs and
Nina Viola Shires.
Walter Ray Mccormick and Bessie
Virginia Taylor
George w. Lewis and Clara 10
Baldwin.
Mike S. O'Brien and Lorena S.
Fink.
Harry p Gibson and Laura Suili-
van.
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FROM FRANKFORT.

turn"I Addte Shaughnessy has re-
-, TO her school at Hinton.
las, ne Municipal Election held here
ton - thursday resulted In tho cleo
Tr rn 81 the following officers: Mayor.
DIsmI'.r, Reid; Recorder. w. Roy
M Mel Councilmen, Harry
Goo 'Ishiin. Lawrence Fitzgerald
J. ,,,d egg Edward Ballard and A.
hire Misses kincaid and Mr.. and
Tho ~ - Z. Crookshanks entertained
roro, m,pi"orth League on two nights
Mrs tn Mclaughlin, family and
looo,. lux are doing nicely after their
,"' attack OF flu.
&,ar,o,. Annie Carpenter and son.
M,nt., arrived here from Weston
ba ,,',. uatbart, of Spring Creek
co.s ' "Sed TO J. II. McCllnticy--thc
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FROM ItiI;l't'EIs.

The holidays are over. and aNG,ner
New Year has dawned upon the
world. We welcome the New Year.
and hone ii may he free from strife
and blood shed, which we c1EnOt
say Of the year 1918. We hope to
have more workers now that the boys
are comin,, back. Some have already
returned from the camps. and we are
expecting the boys from over the
sea. We all wish them Il pleasant
and safe return. We know that some
Ct them will be glad to get back to
take up civil lige again.
We believe the flu has died out in
this section and the folks are all out
again.
The rains have made it possible
for our faithful old miller. Jas. SUIT
tie. 10 grind, so come on with your
corn and huckwheat.
The boys, and even the old men
are having Il fine time chasing foxes
nd rabbits hut are not killing very
many.
Noel Richardson was ut home for
:. few days from Camp Lee but had
to return Now Years day. Noel is
c!erking in Il store at Camp Lee.
seems u DC getting altng nicely, and
likes it very we'll
Lesley Reml"y must return to
Camp Lee for treatment of Il wound
received in Frarce.
rhe Ei2Ter Supply Company was
kept very busy during the holidays.
Oat Walden. Of Raleigh county, is
visiting his otl.erin-law, Hill Rob
ipSOn and will also visit WI, PChip
sen and wife at Mt Prospect.
r W. Bryant passed through K1ef-
fer and CrawleY Monday buying fur.
FoyS set your traps and fasten them
securely, and Mr.. Bryant will nuy
all the furs you get and pay you good
Irices.
Wishing Tic Independent 4 pros
porous year, will ring OF X Y. r.
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OBITUARY..
In Memory Of
Burton HctlriCk,
Preston CfOokShunkS,
ASA MCNiilIiOn.

AS members OF the Williamsburg
Red Cross it is again our painful duty
to place more gold stars on our Dis
trict Service Flag in memory OF Bur
ton liedriCk, Preston Crookshanks.
ard Asa McMiliion. who fell in &C
ton somewhere in France
These boys were in the prime OF
young manhood. had hopes and high
Ideas for the future, but when the
call came from bleeding Belgium
and France they forgot their own
hopes and plans and bravely answer
cd the call that they might help
avenge the horrible crimes that was
being committed to others. These
lads may have fallen on fhe slopes
Of Ferdun Or on the plains OF the
Marine, we do not know where they
made the supreme sacrifice, but we
do know 1t was where duty called.
and that they went forth to battle
as true soldiers. They loved their
relatives and homes with such devo-
tlon that they were willing to give
their lives to protect them, and what
greater love hath man than to give
his own life that others may live?
1t saddens Our heart TO cover your
blue stars with gold. and to think OF
you not coming back to us. but we
take comfort in our sorrow and
'i'hih Will IA islt' tiEl JOY pl the great
victory you helped to win and that
your spirits are with others OF our
boys who have paid the same price,
Tor freedom. Your loved ones cher
,sh your memory and even through
their grief they feel Il pride that YOU
have not died in vain and your
names are written in history nv
Heroes. and the s,viors OF world
democracy.
"rhcse boys bravcly died for their
country.
For honor. for justice, for right,
What more could they do for the
Red, White and Blue.
That was threatened by tyranny'a
might?
No mother can claim all the sorrow.
Nor pride when their stories are told,
They belong TO us all--not in vain
did they fail.
What stars are those high i'm the
heavens?
That shine with a steady light.
IT'S the souls Of some. their duty
we'll done,
And all for their country and right,
More names are written in glory,
With other great heroes they're en-
rolled.
When the little blue stars on our
Service Flag
Have changed their color to gold"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
THE FOLLOWING RULES AND
REGULATIONS HAVE BEEN
REPEALED
REPEALED.

l. Rules covering the grinding
OF flour and wheat mill feeds. Mil
lers are no longer required to grind
wheat for cash toll or to give ADDS.
Of -four and IA pounds Of wheat mill
feed for each bushel Of wheat taken
for exchange milling and are not re-
CURED TO extract 1S6 pounds OF -four
from 264 pounds OF wheat.
Millers are not limited in the price
at which they may sell -four or mill
feed and they are not now expected
to pay the price recently published
In the papers OF the State for wheat
but they must pay fair price at
Baltimore, less freight and a reNjon-
able handling charge.
2. Rules limiting the margin Of
profits of wholesalers and retailers
OF mill feeds. But, IL their sales
amount TO 100000 per annum.
wholesalers are expected TO make
rot over 4 per, cent net and retailers
not over per cent net on total sales
8. Rule requiring consumers OF
wheat mill feeds TO sign pledge agree
ing u use such feets for certain pur-
poses only. Wheat feeds may now be
used for any purpose desired.
FEDERAL FOOD ADMlNISrRA-
rION, w. +. RICHARDSON,
County Food Administrator.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Harry l.. Watkins, who has been
clerk for the Local Draft Board OF
Greenbrier county, leaves Saturday
for Camp Sherman. where he expects
to be mustered out, and will then go
On 70 baltimore to take up his old
position as travelling representative
for Moses & Son.
MIS-. Mat Carer, an old and much
respected colored woman OF our town,
died Wednesday morning, the Stn,
ard was buried here yesterday after
noon She was the mother OF Ed
END Nick Carter, OF our town.
Bowen Ratliff was called hero from
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CALON!EL SALIVATES AND
MAKES YOU SICK.
Acts like dynamite on sluggish,
Liver and YOU lose ~


days work.
There's no reason why person
should take sickening, salivating cal
omel when few cents buys large
bottle OF Dods0ns Liver Tone---a per-
feet substitute for calomel.
1t Is a pleasant vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but it doesn't make
you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodsons Liver Tone. because it II
perfectly harmless.
Calonel Is 81 dangerous drug. II Is
nerucry and attacks your bones. Take
- dose Of nasty calomel today and
you viii feel weak, sick and nause-
ated tomorrow Don't lose, u dJy's
work. Take a spoonful OF DOdson'S
Liver Tore instead and you will
AXE up feeling great. No more bill.
iousne5a, cor stipatin. sluEgishness.
hcada che. Gated tongue or sour stom-
ach. Your druggist says if you don't
find Dods0n's Liver Tone acts bet.
Ter thar horrible ciIomCl your mon
sy 10 waiting for you IL.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
DIPLOMA TESTS.

Examination for Free School Dl-
plcmas will be held on the following
dates: February CT; March 1914.
and May l-2. Teachers will notify
NE about two weeks before each
date # questions are needed for an
examination.
In order to pay the postage on the
transcripts, each applicant will pay
& fee OF 10 cents. The district sup
'rin.cndent will arrange for examina
tons in his district.
W r RICHARDSON, Co. Supt.
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NOTICE

10 the phone holders of the Meadow
Blum Mutual Telephone Company
On December IS, 1853, my resi-
Grnce with all the books Of the com
pany, was destroyed by fire. Please
send in what you are due the COM
Dtny with your last receipt Or old
vouchers, also the number and date
81 var stock certificate. to help us
rccrBInize a new set OF books. BY
order Of the Directors 1-3-2t.
j. r. CARR, Secretary Treas.
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- high noon on Wednesday. Janu-
..,.y S,h. 1919, in st. James Chapel,
~: ,burg. Rev. John Robertson,
~ D.. Of Glasgow, Scotland, united
IN marriage Mr.. Walter l.. K!ncaid. OF
ltiua Sulphur Springs. and Miss Mary
rs,.,. Of Unus. With the distingu-
i.nrd Divine's blessing the happy
,oung couple started a married life
~, hope may be one of happiness
rvriiOved.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10
CIRCUIT COURT ORDERS.


Greeabrier Circuit Court--Judge
Summers II. Sharp presiding-con-
NcneI in special session here last
Tuesday. the 7th. The occasion Of
the term being. for the purpose of
converting the grand jury. which was
in 'asii2n three days. returning IL
fclony AID II n1isdemeanpr indict-
mcnts u list OF which We will pub
lish later
Following is i list CT the orders
entered ~ Judge Sharp during the
three days:
Chancery Orders.
Marvin l.. and Mazlie Lilly VS.. w.
II. Sawyers. admir- OF the estate OF
Jas. Burwell. Sale OF real estate to
Mabel f. Burwell at $3.50 confirmed.
w. l.. Shappard et al VS.. Pearl Will
liamS ct -. w. f. Beard. l.. -. n.
Brown. John McClung. Il. =. Holt,
and J. b. Shisler appointed commits
s!oners to divide the 95A acres as
follows; One-third to w. l.. Shep-
Eard, one-third to c. E. Hedrick, and
ane-third to Pearl, Earl and Mearl
Williams. Commissioners to report
to Court in case they find that a
fair division cannot be made of the
land.
w. B. Ratliff vs.. ID. II. Ratliff ct al.
Tilden Coffman, Henry Honaker and
II. ID. Bennett appointed commits
sioners to view the 1O0.6S acres of
land with view to division, II a d.
Tision be not possible then to report
to the Court
Emma Ratliff vs.. Ed. Morgan ct
al. J. NJ. Miller, c. II. Thompson.
and A. M. Hubbard, commissioners
previously appointed, report divi-
sion OF the land not advisable and
the Court appointed Jno. l.. Rowan
and S. N. Pace commissioners to sell
same.
Greenwah Lumber Co. VS.. Kendall
4 Deter Lumber Co. ct al G. Lake
White, deputy county surveyor. ord
cred to make survey of land.
K. P. Bell, admir-. VS., II. B. Moore
ct al. Final report Of Commissioner
Pace accepted and case dismissed,
settled.
Mt. View Baptist Church VS.. ]. G.
Burdette ct al. Continued.
c. l.. McClung vs.. o. G. and X. O.
McClung. Rule awarded against de-
PENDANTS to file answer on or before
Jan 21st.
Grace G. Amick. guardian, etc. vs.,
mildred Amick ct al. Sale OF all
acres to Meadow River Lumber Co.
at $500 by Commissioner Pace con-
firmed
"A. f.. Medallion, admir- OF J. w.
Nunley, VS.. K. G. Nunley ct al. Re-
1erred IL Commissioner Pace for re-
Fort.
ID. r.. Hedrick ct al VS.. Saflie, G.. A.
and Romeo Brackenrich. Defend
ants ordered not to modest timber.
improvements. etc, on the 20 acres
ana 90 poles Of land belonging to
jennings r. Hunter.
Law Orders.
State VS.. VIM. Spinks. Sheriff ord
cred to have defendant before the
Court on Jan. 21st.
Virginia Bryant ct al vs.. w. d.
Midkif. County surveyor ordered to
make survey Of land.
Ward NJ Winner VS.. J. D. storchcr,
Judgment against defendant for
$445.94.
Request OF VIM. j. and Nj. NJ.
Strealy for permit TO adopt Margaret
Johnson. infant, set for hearing on
Jan. 21st.
Virginia Bryant vs.. w. d. Mid
KIT. Ejectment. Continued
Mcdowell Il Watts vs.. c. & o. Ry.
Co. Settled and dismissed.
NJ. ID. Miller, OF Covington, Va,
appointed on Board Of Trustees of
Parsonage In Lewisburg District NJ.
Il. Church, South.
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INGGESS, "TENSHCN."

Line u, 10 make your logging more
efficient. and in this way help the
lumher manufacturing Industry, and
this will help YOU. How? Come to
the Annual Meeting of the Appala-
chain Logging Congress. Phoenix Ho-
sci. Lexington. Kentucky. on January
10th and nth. 1919.
T.. A. GASKILL. President
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE TO
MEET AT STACNTON.

La, Saturday the Conference
C..r.nittee selected Stanton. Va, as
The next place OF meeting for Balti-
more Conference, NJ. f. Church.
South. Which We'll convene there.-an
March 2Gth Bishop Eugene r. Hen
bricks. of Kansas City, wilrprcside.
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FOR SALE.

A two double unit Empire MIX
ing machine, In perfect condition
$4,000.
Ono 1890 Economy Silo, used
four years. Georgia pine, s144 90.
One pressure tank and pump. COM
plete, almost new, $500. II. A.
Murrili, Lnwisburg, w Va. LOOT
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rr,CyuHs FOR SALE.

hold. under an old contract. a few
.,,,.r; Tractor Attachments that l can
49,, short time sell at great saw
:,,.. +, rriCe. l.. A. Jones, Meadow
,f-,ff " Va. 1-10-l9-2t
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THE WATCH on THE RHINE.

While flows one drop OF German
blood,
Or sword remains to guard thy food
While rifle rests In PATRIOTS hand,
NO foe shall tread thy sacred strand,
Dear Fathcrland! no danger thine.
Dear Fatherland! no danger thine:
Firm stand thy sons to watch. to
watch the Rhine.
Firm stand thy sons to watch. to
watch the Rhine"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10

And the hated Americans watch.
DR.. John ID. McCorkle, registered
Eye Sight Specialist. OF Hinton. w.
va, Mt the Greenbrier Hotel, Ron
reverte. First Monday OF each
Month from nine to one o'clock.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10

d. NJ. NJ. Malcolm, for forty years
Il weil-knNwn physician OF Fayctte
unity. lied ut Fayetteville last Tues
day. the 9Th inst. aged 60 wears