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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs, Earl Oris. who Is in Burling-
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital. is
gaining from recent operation.--Mrs
Roy Hurlburt of Monkton was a guest
last week of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David Follansbee.--Mrs. George Varney
of Lincoln Is spending a few days with
her daughter Mrs. Russell Young
Mrs. Clayton Hallock is doing well al
Mrs. kilbourn's In Bristol where she
underwent an operation recently.
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SHOREHAM

Friday evening. the Woodman of Mid
dlebury will give an entertainment IN
Academy hall under the auspices OF st.
Genevieves Church. The entertainment
is to be followed by supper.-Gertrude
Baker OF Brandon Is visiting relatives
In town.-Hartwell Ward Is at home i'll
with the mumps,-F. s.. Plat and
H. II. Prebe passed the weekend
In Giens Falls.-Mr, and Mrs. George
Royce and Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Doug'a,
left Tuesday for Biloxi, Miss. where
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PANTON

Miss Mary Conant has been to AL
bany. N. Y. for "A few days.--Mrs.
Campbell who has been caring for
Mrs. Warren Norton and baby. has
gone to Vergennes.-Mrs. w. NJ. Var
ney. who has been i'll for several
months, is improved.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Norton and children of East Ad-
olson were at Warren Norton's Sun
day.--Charles Matthews of Rutland
was a guest at c. S. Curriers' Sunday
Mrs. Murray Kenyon lie spending n few
uaYA at l. L. Ora rdau,c
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Milton Squires Of North Clarendon Is
visiting relatives in town.-Joseph Manor.
Sr., and family, who have spent the sum-
mer and fall In Burlington, have returned
to their home for the winter-Dana Mol
lison. who has been visiting relatives in
Chicago. returned home last Tuesday.
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they expect to pass the winter.-Mr. and
farm on Cream Hill to M and Mrs
Noble Dumas and are to live with Mr..
De Whites uncle, r. II. Preble.-Mr
and Mrs. Elba Frost and Madam Frost
have rented Mrs. George Royce's apart
ment.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Easton bave
moved to Bradford to the farm vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Frost.-Mrs. w. @. Lar
rabee entertained the Moravian club very
pleasantly Tuesday. Luncheon was
served.--J. G. Moore is in Boston this
week.-R II. Holmes Ia attending the
state horticultural meeting in Rutland
Mrs. II. W. Jones and Mrs w. r..
Stokes were recent visitors in town.
SALISBURY
William Conant bought the X. f. More
place In the village at the auction We'd
nesday.-It is reported that W. II. Dyer
has purchased the Charles Manley place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Field will occupy
the w. II. Harrison place in Brandon the
coming wIpter.-Mrs. Mary Hamilton
was weekend guest at the home of
the Hon. and Mrs. j. L. Weeks In Mid
dlebury.--Arthur Stuart has moved his
family from the George Calvin farm to
Brandon, where he has a position.-Fred
Ellis took his little son. Chester to Rut-
land Thursday, where an operation for
adenoids was performed.-Dr. Emo was
in town Friday and Saturday testing the
herds of Mrs. Mary Hamilton. +. j. Sum-
ner and w. f. Bump, for tuberculosis
Mrs. r.. J. Harris and son of Cornwall
were weekend guests at the home of
Frank w. Whitney.-Mrs Agnes Flagg
of Hudson Falls, N. Y. is the guest of
Mrs. F. j. Sumner.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church
VIII have play and sale the first week
in December-NTrs Walter j. Whitney,
who was called to Cornwall by the serious
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Foote,
has returned home.-The commissioners OF
the A. E. Whitney estate met at his late
residence Monday.-Mrs. Martha II. Bar
ton of Vergennes was called here Friday
by the serious Illness of her sister, Mrs.
A. A. Smead, and returned to her home
Monday.-The farmers meeting held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Morgan
Friday evening was we'll attended and an
interesting talk was given by Miss Fuller
Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs. Persons. Miss
DEMO and the Rev. d. w. Reid attended
the s. s. conference in Rutland Friday
A partof the "Old Rock an ancient
landmark, below the farm of George Gal
VIM is being blasted, to make room for
the piece of State road now under con-
struction, between the corner and the
Calvin home.
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training-Mrs. James Dillon of Burlington
was In town Tuesday. condition of
Mrs. G. w. Norton remains about the
same.-J. A. Jennings who is i'll at his
home on East street, continues about
the same.
The annual business meeting and ban
quet OF the Mems Educational and Social
Union of the Federated Church was held
IN the church parlors Tuesday evening.
About 40 members and guests were
present. An excellent supper was provided
by the ladies of the church and served
by the high school boys. The Rev. II. w.
Gould presided at the business meeting
and also acted as POSTMASTER COM
mittee was appointed to have charge OF
the arrangements for putting on the Bible
lands slides at the Colonial theatre. Re-
marks were made by Principal Selden.
superintendent Beebe and Attorney Page.
The speaker of the evening. William H..
Jeffreys, State probation officer. was then
introduced, who gave talk of vital in
terest to every man present.-John o.
Baxendale of Boston, Mass. was a BUSH
ness visitor in town this week.-Mrs..
Albert w. Cove of Middlebury visited
relatives Wednesday,
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbers md steam Ftrt~rs
Hext North Huntington savings Hank
% Sc. paui street
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Burlington vct"rinnr~ Hospital
IS Pine ST.. Burlington, VI
veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
oil animal surgery including equine
and canine operating tables. 'Phons
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Inc speaker OF the evening, William ~
Jeffreys. state probation officer. was ther
introduced. who gave a talk of vital in
terest TO every man present-John O
Baxendale of Boston, Mass, was bust
ness visitor in town this week.-Mrs.
Albert w. Cove of Middlebury visited
relatives Wednesday.
STARKSBORO
Mrs. Ellen Hope of Middebury, Mrs
Ella Dow of Lowell, Mass, and Mrs
Catherine Sears of Boston are guests al
Edmund Hannon's.-Mrs. Christina
Steadman has sold her farm to a Mr.
johnson of Dorset and will live in Her.
bert Cliffords house in the village
Major Bunker has returned to his home
In Fftchburg, Mass, after stopping a
Few days at f. J. Hanson's. He was here
looking up data concerning the Bunker's
who weere among the first settlers in this
town.-Mrs. Hattie Sargent and son
Oswell. were weekend guests at c. r.
CiiHord's.-Mr. and Mrs. William Fits
and family of New Haven visited Mrs
Fits parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Max
field over Sunday.-C. Ladoo is with his
sisters In Burlington for u few days
The Christian Culture club hold their an
niece Hill Thursday afternoon.-Mrs
Mabel Brown of Lynn, Mass. is visiting
her son. Waldo Brown.-George Sargent
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweet spent
Sunday at II. f. Hansons, Mrs. Sargent
ana Mrs. Day returning home with them
The Rev. II. +. Glaister is attending the
convention of the Inter-church World
movement in Burlington this week
quentin Falkinbury has returned to his
home In Fair Haven after an extended
visit with his sister, Mrs. j. J. Kalahan
John Tefft started the 18th for
Daytona, Fla. where he will spend the
winter.-Mrs. Josephine S. Brown of
Bristol is helping to care for l.. G. Fer.
guson. who remains about the same
Miss Rachel Glaister is i'll with a severe
cold.-Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Beusch and
son OF Elizabethtown, n. j., are visiting
Mr.. Beusch's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Schurer.-Lawyer Coles of Bur-
lington was in town the first of the wee>;
Mrs. Howard Hanson and her sisters
Mrs. Day and Sargent of Lincoln, visited
at .. c. Besaw's in Bristol last week.
"A Thanksgiving social for the benefit of
the Sunday school will be held at the
town hall, Friday Supper will be served
from. six to eight O'Clock followed by
INSTRUMENTATION Carpenter of Bristol
recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. l.. Capenter.-Mr. and Mrs. T. w.
Newton visited at A. w. Norton's In
Bristol Sunday.-A good many from here
are attending the Schurer-Hannon suit in
Middlebury this week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15
RENEWED TESTIMONY

No ous 10 DieksoG who suffers
haekAehe. hsaasshsA Or DISTRESSING
urlaIasy lils can afford 10 ignore thla
Dickson matt twiosstoId stpgy. II
Il, eor6fmed testimony HAL 10
Dickson fssidsnl eAn doubt
J.k Taylor, retired blaeksmiih.
| Richard Ave. Gays. iound Deans
kidney PILLS to be m exceileot hid
aey ssGsdy aud ] gladly rsccan.
mend .bsG. N.Y. kidDsys we're weak
and acted irfssulsdy, ] had .
severe b.ckaehs. too. DoAn's hid
ney Pills pfoeassd tsom the NAyks
Drug Co. gave me great fslisf.
The above statement VS. glvsE
February is. 1911 and 90 June 7.
1918. Mr.. Taylor added: i recon
msaded Dosn kidney Pills In
1911. since thsn. they have always
proven beneficial when ! bad need
10 use them"
Price Coo at all dealers. Doa't
simply ark Tor . kidney femedy-
jet Doanfs Kidney sssiss-~ths same
that Nr. Tsylos had. Foster Nil
burn Co. Migsa. Buffalo, N. \.
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the friendly tobacco
The ''Pssrist- for eassssaismrn.


unA1 The Dosss and authority
vsstsd in - = Tssstss. b. deed Of
tsus9 s1scs1s1 b. q. W. slanshtes
~ n. B. 0lsssht@. and sssiasred
in Deok u, pass 352. B. O. D. c.
q CAGr3ssss. 1sns-. 10 which rsies
ssea = Asse nsas. ssd made 70 ~.
80 ~ payuisaE Il . note sos
1l17 .Oi b lAvss ~ Dickson plan-
II nill Coapsay. and default hav.
IL hssn nsds n he payment Of
- ~ sSts. | will, ri ! O'Clock y.
-, @ til 3kD OAR or sEpTEM.
Bx1 1913. At III east door OF The
csaEsAouss 10 tse tovn Of Dickson.
rsaesssss. oder ins sale and cell To
~ hieAsss bidds tos cash II pub.
- sscaisA md he from equity Of
Js1e@Dtioa, hoosstssd. dsvu AID
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sossssesspGssy isssvacs
(sA,uiis cafla
W.
Nadia Cssxtsr

&0&W&& N&As&S
In cAanessy y chariasi4. Tsaasssss
| In this cauas IL sppsssins N tAs
Clsfk b MaSs@f hon the swsss bill
filed In this hAnss THAI III dsaspa-
anil, Neadis Castss. ID . nss-sssa-
dsnt u khs State u Tenasssss anA
cannct be sarssd with psocsss; IL 10
thsssioee ordered that nsssrsssidsAa
paslicatlon be INSIDE ia sAid d.
tsndAnt --thAi shs appear d thu
Coustheuss In Chsfiotss. Tsaa., GO
u b<iore tAs
sTH MONDAY IN OCT. 1919
and plead. answss " dsmuf 10 tbs
bill died asainsi Asa in this esuss
Tor divorces, % The saRs viii be tab.
% ior confessed and the cause eel
for hearing sxpAxss.
IL lis fnrthss ordered that This no.
lice bs Published 10 the Dickson
County Herald Tor ioas consecutive
Pwsxss,, u s=sa.fsd hs Inv N soch
cases.
Witness my hald ii orkes. lhis
August Z 1918,
J ]. Tsylos. I. IN.
II. c, Richardson, Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

oil o,ss<. exemptions al every hsnd
which srs expr~ssly waived In sid
d.ed Of trust. The iollosiss des<fib-'
ed property. wit;
One hosse ard Ios located ca The
South side II Broad S,seet and The
East EIDE 81 Mulberry street. bcard.
ed - luilows: Beginning o. Bread
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

You may Aarn something nom
the following by W. II. Ireland, =
travelling salesman Of Louisville, Ky
In the summer u 1883 had .
sewers attack Of sholsra Aosbus. !
gave the hotel porter fifty cents and
told him TO buy me Z bottle a
Cha IN berlsin's Collie and Diarhosa
Remedy and 10 .aks no substitute.
| took = double dsss al IL according
TO the directions and vent 70 sleep.
Al tive o'clock the next morning II
wss salisd by my orde! and took .
train Tor my nsxt stopping placs.
we'll man. ADV.
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Presbyterian Church Notes

On August IL tbs Sabbath School
will hold i.s regular session 81 s:+a,
An who can attend ~iil be welcome
aud also at the meeting Of the
foaas Peoples Society on tbs,
day at J p. IN.
Tbs Woman's Missionary Society
will hold it, regular session Aag.
~. 80. I'D Services vefe held bs
the pastor at Pomona Aug. 10.
In accordance With the previous
rotiss mssliass will begin 1t 81.
Paul Friday. Aug. Is att y. m, the
series to contin ne one week.
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Election Notice.

is IL resolved by tfs Towu C'oua
81. II the Town u Dicksoa. Ten
n*s@ss. that at election be-. aud the
ssme hereby called, 10 be- held Ia
las four wards ii the Town Of Dick
500, bei sesa the hours vi " a., III
aud ~ III on '">.-..-'i.,a =. ~. ,... :.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1919.
iof tbs porpose oi eirctins ons Nay
" cue Recorder. one Marshal and
oas school director trom the town
al large aud ,wo Aldermen trom
eaet u The four Wards VI said
Tuna II IHakrou
lie il further s.ssIysa, tbs, The
Following el,l1sns are hereby sp-
pointed 10 bald said election at ths
places ,irsignasvd belo~.
WARD No. |.
] h. Bse~n, Receiver, {. u. Fen.
ifrsr. Clayton Brown, Clerks, T J.
Harris \ A. Wyatt y. J Vineyard,
Judyea. Election 10 held ia or ueai
y III Bryan " Ga,
WARD No. 4
\. A. Tidwsll, Receiver, A. l.. Scott
& l.. Scott, Clerks, J y. Barley
+. 2, Edwards, J. N. freeman,
Judges Election 10 be held In OF
ne4r ] N t.oss.tt = store.
WARD NO. 3.
j NJ Thompson, Receiver A. l.,
Wnite, " W Syiit. Clerks. W Ii
Parrish. Miles Petty, A. J. Ethridgs,
Judges. Election to he held in os
u%at ", A, Chsmbers K Co. store i.
WARD NO 1,
q. v, .Wlpgs. .Bveeivet, W r, Col
Her W d, Brown. CLERKS, Lee
Shawl } r Halbrook, A. q Dosier
ia iess. Election 10 be hsld In OF
near VIII Cox . huildinx.
Passed this tab day Of Aug. 1919,
y, Is BEAaLkl. Mayor.
Attss, III. &. Thompson Recorde.
la pursuance oi the Resolution
passed BY tho Town Council Of the
fowr Of Dickson. on August 9th
1919 calling the election to be held
IN SAID Town Of Dickson. Tor the
purpose OF elec,ing one Mayor. one
Recorder, one Marshal. one School
Director. and Aldermen, there.
fore by virtue vt the authority Ia us
vested, "a Election commissioners
ior Diessoh County, MI election ia
Hereby called TO he held in the I
wards III the Town II Dickson. he.
tween the hours Of y m, and 1
y. AZ on thursday. September Attn,
1919, Tor the purpose mentioned a..
huge anl the above named cit,sens
.! Dick son appointed by the Town
Council are hereby appointed to
hold said election,
Chairman, + II. STONE.
Secretary, +. G.. HELBERG
Election Commission for Dick
son County,
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Mrs Y. b. williams has return
I'd home. ater spending sevrfa
week. here the guest ct her dauxh
ter, Mrs. Rhsa Edwards.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Miss Marye Perry, Aitss . II
days viss. hers tbs sa,est oi h
brother, A. " Perry, and tamil
hss returned to her home in Ne
York
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

d.. suanies 6ossh sith Mulberry
D. IS is<t. tbescs Eaaf 9Th Coed
vinsyard's I;oe l35 d /; themes North
10 90 slisy % isst 10 Brood g.;
ibeses siih Broad 81. lbs is<s 70
the heSinninx.
This 9Th dsy ID AuGvss. 1919.
". r. BOYTE. Trpslss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Funeral Diree.
tors and En-.
balmerS.

We carry . cstsessts
tasse of Ccsstms 80 Cas-
ksas. Az eaias s6vsa
wS@St sftssftsa. Ay
~ aigiA. Lss- eSsess |;
c1ttssns' n: CsnbsP.
aal No. ia. ess61snos
phsas CsauDUtna1 -
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now ANY GIRL cln
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl ot woman 10 pretty II hss
eyes are red. strained o. have dark
rings. Simple wi.chAassl. cAnphoT.
hydfastis. ste. .. mixsd in LAv5p-
tik eye wash. will brighten the eyes
and . weeks ~ will surprise you
With il. QUICK fsanlts. Regular
uss Of Lavoptik keeps the syss
healthy. sparkling and viyscious,
The quick change will please you,
Dsin,y aluminium eye cup FREE.
Clsmorr Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Miss lone Edwards spent .h'
| serk end in Clsrksv;lls the CUES
| II her uncle,. l.. w. Williams.
Mrs J Il. Motelsnd. oi Montsagl,
Ia here the guest vi her parents
Mr., and Mrs. W. &. Holt.
Misses Halle and Grace Perry
| Of Tumhling Greek. are visiting q
I.Ashs. homr VI Mr.. md .Mu. a. "
Perry.
Ma. A. w. Perry and brother
| Robert Miller, spent the week. ems
xi,h their islhsf q. II. Miller. OF
rumbling Greek.
Clevs Reader lett Tuesday 10
Grrenyiiis, \. G., where he will b,
under treatment. he having been ia
poor health Tor sometime,
Miss TheIma Holt. AFTER Speeding
several weeks al Mou.saels ths
gue., OF her sister. Mrs. J. t. More
and. has returned home.
Mira Y. b. Williams has RETURN
I'd home. ater spending sevrfa
weeks here the gues. cf her dauxh.
ter, Mrs. Rhsa Edwards.
Miss Marye Perry. Aftss . lev
days VISIT hers tbs sslest u her
brother, A. W Perry, and family,
hss returned 10 her home in New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Freeman
have received word from their aun,
Percy Freeman. who has been in
the army for sometime. that he IL
1T Camp Gordon. aud expects TO
he home within the next lev davs.
Cleveland Warren came in home
Wednesday morning and is con.
fined to his bed with a severe throa,
trouble, A lew weeks ago he wss
transferred from the Navy 10 the
Recruiting service At Atlanta. where
he was at work when taken sick.
III. and Mrs. John Anderson. Of
Rltminsh am, Ala. arrived here
Tuesday. having made tie trip in
their automobile They will sp~nd
a lev days here the suests Of the
formers parents Mr.; and Mrs. W..
NJ Anderson.
Miss Alieen Heard. the Is year.
old daughter q Mr., ana Mrs. John
Hssrd died At their ho,ns In Mont
somtry county Wednesday Of lung
trouble the eject ot the inhueuaa
Her remains we're hroaah, 10 ST.
Paul cemetery, this county. fnf In.
torment Thursday Rev. II. A..
Geti conducted the funeral service.
John Hudson and vile are here
the guests al his father. J. r. Hud.
son and other relatives aud friends.
John 10 in the Eegulsr army and has
Just Recently returned from overs~a
where he hes been in the Army Of
Occupation siAce The armis,ics "a.
signed A, the sod Of his moa,h.
fur!oash be viii return TO Camp
Gordon. where he hopes ID receive
al. early discharge, -
Rev, II L. Walker. General Sec.
rstsrv u the Tennessee Sunday
Schaoi Association will bold q ccun.
" Convention in the F.sst Preshy.
lesian Church Diekson. Tecnsee<e,
"a Anssss 2lst. beginning st ten
D clock 10 sh~ morning. Every sun !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Jacob Oakley, Of Dickson route
:. Va. here Thursday aud renewed
bis subscription tot another ysas
We are alwsv. sure Of one dollar in
Ausus,. Tor Mr.. Oakley never tails
70 come 10 A~s 10 10 that month.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-15

Childrsni Miss Susie Hudson In.
vites you to attend the service TOT
children In the yard OF Mrs. W. h,
petsrssim Sunday, 8 p. IN. All arr
invited.
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NEUROFOSFINA DEL
DOCTOR DOUMONT

De este t6nico nervioso que goza
de gran credito medicO, ACADIA de
recibir nueva factura la acredita-
da Farmacia BlancO.
Los neurastenicos, los debilita-
dos fisica, mental y sexualmente,
los que sufren insomnia, jaquecas,
marcos, los impotentes, las j6ye-
mes cloroticas, y los que ,desean
recobrar tono de juventud encuen-
tran ell secreto de salud en- este
precioso medicamento. Advt.
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EN- PARIS DICEN QUE CAERA
PADEREWSKl

Sc dice en- Paris que Ignacio Pa
derewski esta en- visperas de caer del
gobierno de Polonia.
La Conferencia de la Paz ha reci-
bido avisos de que el jefe del gobier-
no polaco Sc retirara debido que su
mala salud lie impide seguir gober-
nando. Sc menciona a Stanislaus Pa
tex para reemplazarle.
Paderewski, que dio toda su fortu-
ma de 81 100000 la causa de Polo
MIA quedara virtualmente arruinado.
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.enta de fincas

Cincuenta cuerdas en- Hato Rey, fren
te La carretera, ounce de malojillo
de corte; gran cantidad de frutales de
todas classes. Casa, luz, aqua y telefo-
no. Cuadras y pesebres nuevos con to-
do 10 necesario para una lecheria.
Nueve cuerdas en- ell camino de Tru-
iillo, dos Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
casa nueva de dos plantas con ins:ala-
cion sanitaria moderna. Aqua corrien-
te y de dos pozos artesianos con bonn
bas y motor. Planta electrical Delco, jar
din y toda clase de frutasles. Tel6fono,
etc. Para informes y condiciones,
r. CARRIoN
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