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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30

irrigation and public land matters.
His views upon these very import
ant subjects to the west were nearly
always accepted, although he was a
member of the minority side in that
chamber.
He and Senator Clark long had
been friends, and during the four
years of Mr.. Gibson's service in
Washington this friendship ripened
into an affectionate regard that ex-
listed up until Senator Gibson fell in
to his final sleep.
Upon leaving the senate this grand
old MAI of Montana returned to the
city which he had founded, and there
continued to devote his entire time
to its welfare and u~pbuilding.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30
ASYLUM IN
OF $l,OOO,OOO
BIENNIAL REPORT SHOWS CON-
GESTION AT INSTITUTION AT
WARM SPRINGS
Twelve Added Buildings Needed, De-
clares Superintendent, Who States
that Mental Diseases Are on the
Increase; 1912 Patients at the
Asylum.

With a net increase of 100 pa
tients in two years, bringing the total
to 1912 IN December /, 1920, DR..
j.. NJ. Scanland, superintendent of the
Montana state hospital for the in
sane, in his biennial report asks the
next legislature for 100000 for
maintenance for each of the next two
years. He also asks for the con-
struction of IL buildings at a cost of
$330,000 to overcome congestion ex-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30
President Donne1y an Opti1nist

Ky re will certainly keep up with the settlers" he declar-
w ed, in promising railroad extensions in Montana and
the western states, If there is any considerable set
Element as the result of reclamation by congress.
"The Northern Pacific will lend every aid possible in devel-
oping the oil prospects of Montana.
"A new transportation era is dawning. The days of the old
cut-throat competition between railroads are over.
81 look forward to a great revival of all business activities in
the spring. Depression is the inevitable result of war.
I'VE intend and will give the public such a character of ser
vice as will Justify your confidence in private operation and will
be commensurate with the interests of this great community and
the state. [ am very sanguine of the future.
"All past performances have been o~utstripped by the rail
roads since they were returned to private operation"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30
State Farm Loan Fund Exhausted

Montana's farm loan fund is ex-
hausted. Sidney Miller, register of
the state land office, states he will
not send out any more mortgages or
notes for execution until money for
the purpose is collected from some
"It will be at least 90 days
more applications may be han
Miller said.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30
Discrimination Now

"Our laws plainly provide for no
discrimination between shippers, yet
there is now a discrimination in state
and interstate traffic. This is the
most interesting test of state rights
since the bred Scott decision. Courts
in New York and Illinois have order
ed the increase and ! am confident
that the paramountcy of the United
States will be established.
Railroad executives of the United
States are now on their mettle and
are e~ndeavoring to show shippers
that private operation is best. When
the roads were returned, equipment
was scattered all over the United
States and the maintenance was not
kept up, largely, of course, because
there was no standard material for
repair, for instance, of a Northern
Pacific car in Florida. The Northern
Pacific had to labor under the handi-
cap of only having 65 to rs per cent
of it's car ownership.
Undertook Three Things
1.-THE railroads undertook to ac-
complish three things before
accomplished in our railroad history.
Thirty-ton carloads, car movements
of 80 miles a day and reduction of
bad-order cars from 10 per cent to
four per cent were sought.
mot all the railroads succeeded in
accomplishing this program but all
past performances were outstripped.
Results have been unmistakable. We
satisfied the public that private
operation is best.
81 am very sanguine of the future,
despite the past several months of
depression. l look forward with con-
fidence to a revival in the railroad
business and a great revival of all
business activities. Depressions are
inevitable after such great commo-
tons of war, and although they defy
analysis, they always occur
I'VE intend and will give to you
such a character of service as will
your confidence in us and
will be commensurate with the in
terests of this great community and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-30

1.-THE railroads were turned back
to the owners last March with a guar
anty of 5 IL per cent profit on their
investments until September. At the
same time, the interstate commerce
commission granted the railroads
substantially the rate increases they
asked. But those rates were based
on the total tonnage in the United
States and the railroads have sustain
ed losses in the last two months be-
cause certain states have MOI concur
red in the rates.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16
GREENBRlER FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION,

The regular annual meeting of
The stockholders Of the Grcenbricr
County National Farm Loan Asso-
citation met ut the Court House in
l.ewisburS on Tuesday, January
18th. There We're present Henry
w: Humphreys, Ira ID. Humphreys,
Oliver B. Humphreys, w. l.. Tab
scott. b. a. Rapp. l.. G.. Hill. !. 0.
llandlcy. J. NJ. Moore, y. w. Cleck,
}. b. Handlcy, Col. II. b. Moore,
[. \. Jackson, e.. W. Handlcy, Jno.
II. Carr.
All expressed themselves as be-
ing we'll pleased with this coop
erative borrowing system and de-
sire 20 recommend it to Grccnbricr
iarm"rs-the rate of interest be-
ing from onc-half TO one per cent
loan may run makes it attractive
elsewhere, and the long time the
foaon may run makes il attractive
to men desiring to improve their
farms or buy additional land.
The following beard Of directors
was reelected fer the ensuing year
{. W. Handley. President; Henry
w. humphreys, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; w.
J.. Tabscott, Andrew W. Clcck and
Col. Houston B. Moore.
Loan COMMITTEES: Jno. o. Ham
DIZZY, Henry w. Humphreys, and
Clarence A. Jackson.
Assistants or Substitutes in the
several districts: Andrew w. Clcek
Williamsburg; Ira d. Humphreys,
Irish Corner; B. A. Rapp, Falling
Spring; S. NJ. Christie, Falling
Spring; w. l.. Tabscott, Lcwisburg;
c. W. Handlcy, Lcwisburg
The Board Of Directors met to
organize and, upon request by the
retiring Secretary-Trcasur Col.
Houston b. Moore. to be relieved
on. account Of lack of time to give
proper attention to his duties, Fin
ley NJ. Arbuckle was elected in his
stead for the ensuing year.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16
POSED AS DETECTIVE.

j. NJ. 1Iinkenhoker, of Mt. Hope,
Fayette county, was arrested at
Blueiield last week, charged will,
having impcrsonatcd detective
and cxtorting money from two
guests at the Commercial hotel.
Linkcnhokcr entered room &C.
cupied by two young ladies on
their way to Roanoke, and told
them they were under arrest and
would have to put up cash bond
or go to Jail. When asked what
they were arrested for he made no
reply. save to demand money, and
The girls. frightened. gave him iir-
teen dollars.
bell boy reported the matter,
and the detective" was taken in
charge at once. His Tin badge was
found under the bed in his room,
and the bond money was recov-
cred. 1t is said Linkcnhoker was
once mine guard in the New River
field.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16
LIST OF DEEDS.

Following is list of the deeds
admitted to record by Paul G.. Hog
sctt, Clerk of the Greenbrier County
Court, from Jan. Bird to 10th, 1920:
From }. Z. Bass ct ux to Mar
garet S. Persinger for so X 1865 feet
in Lcwisburg Independent district.
}. 5: Cameron ct ux to Moses
Perry for lot rs at White Sulphur.
+. w. GRAPHICAL ct ux to ]. w.
McClintic for 180a and Sop in Will
liamsburg district.
Bette A. Richey to J. L. and H.
l.. Brant for half interest in Goa
and one-eighth interest in 40a in
Lcwisburg district.
Julia A. Dickson to Charles More
Inns ct uX for IA and OPP in White
Sulphur district.
l.. c. Haynes to o. r. Martin for
1886 So. feet in Meadow Bluff dis
trict.
p. ID. Martin 10 0. T. Martin for
- in Meadow Bluff district.
J. c. Brown to J. A. Clinebell for
1000 SCI. feet in Meadow Bluff dis
trict.
w. c. Vcstal ct ux to Edward
Amaclrer for lot 33 in Meadow Bluff
district.
]. r. Amick ct IN 10 w. v. Amick
for la in Williamsburg district.
Edward Wccsc to Andrew Wcese
for 3la and lisp in White Sulphur
district.
Mamie Adams ct al to Frank May
fer l5a in Frankford district.
ii. e.. Harrah TO J. +. Jones for
l"'" 1903, 100 and 40 in Meadow
Bluff district.
}. w. Price ct ux to Geo. Mars
for GOA and GOA and 155p in
Frankford district.
+. l.. Huff ct Tx to J. II. Brown
for lOOa. Goa and "a in Falling
Spring district.
Lully NeH ct ais to Otto NcT for
$50 SCI. feet, G,72l. sq. feet and
400 SCI. feet in Meadow Bluff dis
trict.
Z. II. Smith ct Tx to J. A. John
son for half of lots 81 and 81 at
Ronccverte.
w. +. Owens ct ux to Board of
Education Of Falling Spring dis
irict for la in Falling Spring dis
trici.
J. l.. Bright ct al to same for Ia
in same district.
Levi Young to II. b. Christian for
intercts in iSa and Is So. rods in
Falling Spring district.
II. l.. Beard TO Fannie Trout for
- at Ronccvertc.
| Fannie Trout (by commissioner
to Austin Hambrick for g 3-Ia and
La in Fort Spring district.
Amy Z. Taylor ct al TO e.. l..
Haynes for 20 5-10a in Meadow
Bluff district.
5. \. Hinklc 1t ux to Jos. W.
Winfrcy for lot at Williamsburg
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FARMERS At MoR6AN1own

y number OF farm men and wo-
men from this county are among
rho seven hundred persons who
are enrolled at Morgantown for the
Farmers Week session which be-
gan Ian. 9TH and. ended Jan. 9th.
Governor Cornwcll spoke. 4 number
OF speakers of national reputation
were on the weeks program
which was the most interesting
he University ever offered 10
The farmers CT the State. The
following men and women from
This county attended,:
&: \. Jackson, Lewisburg; r. II.
,luckwiller, Lewisburg; C.. V. Viii
son, Lcwisburg; Miss SIENNA D.
Black, Crawley; Mrs. L. E. Nc
Chung, Rupert.
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DEATH OF MRS. HEFNER.

Mrs. Ida Hefner, wife of L. Frank
liefncr. Esq, died at her home a,
MaNwclton. five miles north of Lew
isburs' last Sunday morning, Jan.
l lth. 1920, after brief illness, aged
about IL years. She leaves TO mourn
an irreparablc loss her husband
and five children--thrcc daughters,
Mrs. T.. w. Cook. Of Versailles. Ky.,
and Misses Hester and Hilda, at
home, and two sons. Harry and
Hubert, also ut home.
Before marriage Mrs. Hefner
was Miss Ida Hcnnins, of This
county.
Mrs. Hefner was n lady of many
line qualities Of mind and heart,
and was beloved by all who knew
her. For twenty-four years she
had been a consistent member OF
the Presbyterian Church and her
walk and conversation attcstcd the
religion she professcd.
On Monday afternoon, after an
appropriate funeral services CON
Quoted by Rev. +. w. Phillips, the
mortal remains Of this devoted wife
and mother were laid TO rest in the
cemetery mt Clifton Church. near
her home.
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MORE HOG RAISING.

b. NJ. Athins. of Fort Spring, re-
poris that during The past year hc
has raised 1874 hogs. OF these he
sold 9o ut S2,296, butchered seven
which Melted him 1000 pounds and
has left the balance and a number
OF shoats besides. Mr.. Atkins is
partial to the Duroc Jersey hog and
most Of those he has are of that
breed. He says that he has seen
that MIR. Hutchinson, of Inside,
has some fine calves and T. NJ. At
kind some unusual lambs but wants
to near about Monroe county hogs.
Monroe Watchn10n.
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DRUG STORE SOLD.

5. b. Wallace & Co. have sold
the Marlinton Drug Store and tho
Kcnick Drug Store TO some local
people, who it is understood will
operate The same under an incor-
pora;ed company. These stores
nave very large trade and the
wholesale business conducted by
). b. Wallace 4 Go. has grown to
such IN extent that the company
desires to devote its entire time
and energy TO this business.--Mur.
Union Journal.
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COUNTY COURT ORDERS,

Grccnbrier County Court-Presi-
don't Shields, and Commissioners
McClung and Sydenstricker pres
ent-met in regular session at the
Court House on Tuesday. Jan. 9th.
Following is synopsis of the or
ders entered:
On motion Of Theodore Brinkley
a petition signed by F. p. Reid and
l28 other legal voters Of Frankford
district was presented, praying for
vote Oh the proposition of bond
ing said district in the sum Of SAL
800 to permanently improve the
roads in that district as follows ::
Marlln's Bottom pike from the Lew
isburg district line 10 the Falling
Spring district line; the Spring
Greek road from Gabbcrts to Spring
Creek station; Unus road from
Frankford TO the williamsburg dis
trict iinc; Brush road from Frank
ford cemetery by Geo. Sprague's
and Dug Hill to DR.. J. ID. Ar
buckles; cross streets in town of
Frankford to connect Main street
with Martins Bottom pike. The
Court ordered vote on the Drop
osition TO be had on Saturday,
Feb. nth.
l.. E. McClumg, of Rupert, and
DR.. H.. b. MooreI of Ronceverte,
were given necessary recommends
lions to enable them TO apply for
commissions as Notaries Public.
Hon. Thoso w. Shields was re-
elected President for the ensuing
year.
Frank X. RAIDER employed as
Road Engineer for another year.
w. G. Perry cXoncratcd from the
payment of $9.7G erroneous tax.
Same order us to X. w. Sncdcgar
for SOB. Same as to Ella r. Eg-
glcston for S2.1G. Same as 10 J. S.
McKccvcr for $3.50. SAME Us 10
S. J. Richter for 1882. Same as
to J. w. Knight fer S31.33.
Patrick Construction Co, con
tractors OH Meadow Bluff district
permanent road work, gave bond in
e"'r nf S6G.85650. with t" r..
Thompson. w. &. Kcslcr and J. ii.
NJ Erwin as SurcticS
Mrs. Lee w. Knapp Tiled appl-
cation for widows pension.
II. l.. McMann and forty three
other taxpayers filed u petition
praying for road leading from
J.. Il. Piisenbargcr's by Callison
Ridge TO intersect with the Green
bricr-Nicholas road near McChng
postollicc, Meadow Bluff district.
The Court appointed John Smith,
Daniel Pitsenbargcr and Isaac Nut
ter TO view the proposed route and
make n report ut next term.
The following persons qualified
as NotaricS Pubic: +. NJ. Arbuckie,
wiz Hc-. Jno. w. hrbuckle as sure
~; {. II. Thompson, with Jas. r..
johnson as surety; Jas. II. John
son, with e.. II. Thompson rs sure
ty; w J.. Kershncr, with e.. II.
Hanna as>surcty; c. H. Hanna with
W. l.. Kershncr as surety; w. a.
Sharp, with II. +. Sharp as surety.
On motion Of w. q. Crowdcr and
LOG others legal voters Of AnthonyS
Creek district praying for a vote
on the proposition Of bonding that
district for $27,S00 TO ,pcrmancntly
improve roads, the Court order
cd the County Road Engineer to
make an estimate and report with
a view to submitting the PROPOSE
| ton.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16

John Patton. Esq, of lower Irisl,
Corner district. was painfully in
jurcd Monday evening of last week,
about six o'clock. at the Chestnut
street railroad crossing, at Romeo
vertc, while attempting to cross
the railroad tracks under the over
head bridge. He was hit by the
yard engine and thrown upon the
ground. receiving two bad gashes,
one on the face and one on the
head. His wounds were dressed
by Or. J. NJ. Spinks.
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Mrs. Brown. widow of Washing
ION Brown who died seventeen
years ago. passed away on Thurs
Gay morning, Jan. 1st, 1920, at 9:40
o clock, at the home Of her daugh-
Ter Mrs. A. 0. Moss, in Anderson,
at a, thr advanced age of SO years.
OIL, was a woman who enjoyed the
|io'e and esteem Of all who knew
ntF' Besides the daughter with
WI! she lived, she leaves son,
"ln' W. Brown, of Asbury, and a
Creek
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w. learn from a recent copy of
''Ie tiHcinndf Post that the home
III ,'ir "ark Bills, who lives at Louis
ri'l'. Ind. and who married Miss
WrS''c Winall, daughter Of Mr.. and
i' ''ro. y. Wjnall. Of near Lewis
o q" was totally destroyed by fire
T." '"i. "tll-the family escaping
, L"In The building in their night
','ic>' and being unable TO save
It,. Jung from the burning building.
snG mall, Mrs. Floyd Egglcston
y %i MIS-. OFT. Of near here, were
rM'''hS Mr.. Bills and family at The
"''r Of The fire
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the LcwiSburg and
Ronccvcrte Electric Railway Com
pany will be held in the company's
Office in the Station Building, i'm
Lewisburg, West Virginia, mt II o.
clock g. III. on Thursday, February
18th. 1920, for the election of dircc-
tors and such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
IF possible let all stockholders
be present in person or by proxy.
5. =. PRESTON, President.
ii. b. MOORE, Secretary. 1-16-1t
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Mrs. Brown. widow of Washing

Mrs. Brown. widow of Washing
ion Brown, who died seventeen
years ago, passed away on Thurs
day morning, Jan. I. 1920, at 9:4O
o'clock, at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs a. D. Moss, in Anderson, at
Inc advanced age Of 83 years. She
was woman who enjoyed the love
and esteem Of all who knew her.
fcsilcs the daughter with whom
;.'r lived, she leaves n son. VIM.
hToWn, of Asbury, and daughter.
mrs. Smith, of Muddy Greek mount
lain.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Guy b. Montgomery left Friday
for Florida.
w. L. Nelson accompanied his
daughter. Miss Margaret Edgar, TO
her school in Baltimore after she
had spent the holiday vacation her.
Prof. II. G.. Humphreys, of the
Concord Normal School, Athens,
spent the holidays withthis mother,
Mrs. Mary C.. Humphreys, at her
home near Organ Gave.
Miss Laura b. Sharp left last week
for Washington. where she matricu-
lated as student in Fairmont Col
legc 10 take English and Author
ship work.
Forest Waits, son Of 4. B. Watts,
who accompanied his brother, Wal
ter, to Detroit some time ago, the
latter having position in that city,
is at home.
ThoS. x Laing came up from
Raleigh county last Satur day and
spent few days with his mother,
Mrs. James Laing, who has been
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robert Legg and
little daughter. Evelyn, of Long
mont. Colo, are in Greenbricr
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. n. Legg, north Of town.
Homer A. Holt is back from The
Johnston-Willis hospital, at Rich
mond, where he underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. He is do
ing well.
John Sibold. deputy clerk in the
Charleston postoflice. spent two or
three days here last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fl. ST.
bold.
w. ID. Crawford, who has been
sick at his home on Muddy Creek
for the past few days, has suili-
cicnt1y recovered to be able. with
the assistance of S. w. Flint, to
oRcn his auto tire repair shop
here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Bransford,
who arrived in Grccnbrier Dec.
gath from their home in Odessa,
Mo-, to visit kin in the county. left
on their return trip home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. p. Miller, of Huntington,
is spending few days here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moifett
Gillian. Mr.. Miller accompanied
her. returning to Huntington the
next day.
Right Rev. p. J. Donahuc. bishop
of Wheeling, on Tuesday confirmed
the report that he will be one of
several American bishops Of the
Catholic church who will 10 TO
Rome TO take part in the Joan Of
Arc concentration ceremonies to
be held during the month of May.
Miss Francis Arbucklc, of our
town, and Mrs. John -. Pugh and
daughter, Mary of Baltimore. are
in Charleston guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. &. Jelfords. They were in
that city TO attend the Mohlcr-
Byrnc wedding, which occurred
Jan. nth.
Saml II. Lewis, of Fort Spring,
is now engaged in one Of the plants
OF the international Harvester Co.,
at Chicago He says that the con
iinuai recurrence Ct burglarics AMI
| robDcricS now so common through
out The country is causing much
excitement among the people of
Chicago. The value Of goods stolen
III that city iast year amounted to
more than 100000
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Rev. b. Lacy Hoge has accepted
4 call to inc passionate Of Inc First
Baptist church at Bcckley, TO fill
the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
ton of Rev. w. G.. Blair. MIR. Hogc
comes from WaycrosS. Ga.
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his T. rank NJ. Sydnor died at
day "H Il' in Union on Wednes-
|af,cr ' ,ih' !, 1920, a few minutes
Ia yr;a ,'' noon hour. He had been
ism y l"ns sufferer from rhcuma-
npn,n" T Years, but his death came
10 hip''ttIcdiy and as a great shock
,ycT' trends. He was about 63
nor Wv and unmarried. Mr.. Sgd
|Mc,,r. survived by three brothers,
|lw;m Nm' II. Sydnor OF Union
Nr> cWh"m he made his home)'
boIann.Edhor OF Ronccvcrte, and
| nd ,oHc Sydnor OF Charleston;
| l.,;', sister, Miss Lizzie Sydnor
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FIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY.

February. the shortest month in
the year, will have five Sundays
this year. 1t is said that five Sun
days i'll February is very rare oc-
currence. perhaps only once in an
ordinary lifetime. The month
comes in OH Sunday and goes out
on Sunday. thus making the five
possible this year.
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e.. e.. w. A.

The Grcenbricr County Woman's
Association will meet in the. offices
Of II. VI. Bell, in the Bank Of Lewis
burg building, on Tuesday, January
Dotn. mt / o'clock d. III.
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Surveyor &. Lake White is a,
home fer a rest after big job" OF
surveying in the Big Clear Greek
Mountain section for G.. l.. McClung
assisted by County Surveyor J. w,
RAIDER. 1t was good time O. year
TO do surveying in that section,
while the rattlcrs, bear, etc, are
hibcrnatilig.-White Sulphur Sen.
tiNci.
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~ h"'it Nancy Kcflison. an aged
i" I,'ciong resident of the vicin-
|d;o,' Vi Jacox, Pocahontas county.
my, v' II an early hour on Christ
fr",' aI' Thursday. Dec. 18th, 1919,
hm;, me infirlnities Of old age,
Year, I nearly completed her 88th
ya As u porn in February, 1882. She
|cl,;Id..nc last of family Of ID
|er, " nrn' with several half broth.
,cr ',n sisters. She leaves q daugh-
|yido' "u granddaughter, and a
10 rv, ',rclc of relatives and friends
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SEMINARY FLOATING DEBT.

The men and women Of Lewis
burg who recently subscribed S27,-
600 to pay off the floating" debt
of the Lcwisburg Seminary are
now paying in their subscriptions
to the Treasurer, Henry r. Hunter.
Up to Yesterday they had paid in
$4,000, though under the condi-
tons on which the subscriptions
were made they might have taken
further time.
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HORSES WANTED.

will be in Lcwisburg on Satur-
day, Jan. 18th, at the McClung
stable, TO buy two car load Of
horses and mules. Age . to ! years.
!nis is the tim" to sell horses YOU
don't need. G.. G.. POWELL. Chat
ham, Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-01-16
e. S. 3. A. MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Green
brier Shorthorn Breeders Associa
ton will be held at Stuart 4 Watts
real estate Office in Lewisburg on
tuesday, Ian. 9th. at I O'Clock D..
IN. Il H. TUCKWILLER,
Secretary