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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-01-09
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
TIE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Lininaent

This famous relicyer of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprainS. neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales be-
cause it practically never fails to bring
speedy, comforting relief
Always ready for use, it takes little
10 Penetrate S,iihoHt rubbing and pro-
duce results Clean, refreshing. At
all drug stores. Csc. Zoe. 81 40.
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FEEDING HAY AND R0UGRAGE
Handling and Hauling of Large Bul!<
May &c Saved by Giving Products
to Live Stock.
Prepared by the United states Depart

Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agricultural
Ia the marketing of nay and rough
age there IS a large SuIk 80 handle and
haul To the point of delivery. The
United States department OF agl icul-
ture points out that this means much
extra labor for the men and teams on
grain and crop farms ana much fer
tility is taken OFT which might be re
turned to the fields if the products
were fed 10 live stock
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KILL GoPHERS III ORCHARDS
Rodents -DeEve Deep at This Time Of
Year and Sometimes Nest UnGer
Cherry Trees,

Look out for gophers and get then
now. In weIl-drained orchards they
delve deep and nest under the root
crown of yeur hest eiaeTry-tree without
giyiIsx much evidence OF it.
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rnind was gloomy,
could see no light on
anything, could not
work and could not
have anyone to see
Inc. Doctors med
.icine did not help me
land Lydia T. Pink
u 2 m 3 Vege table
lCompound was re-
commended. | took
Vi Z = n / q m n o w
W G | |. ] re COM
"
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dare" which, however. nowhere oc-
ours in abundance and is 50 hard that
it is difficult TO drive staples into it ex-
cept when ii is green.
Locust Grows Rapidly.
Block locust grows rapidly and
yields good-sized fence posts at an age
Of from fourteen to twenty years, ac-
cording to the forest service. worn
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NERVOUS
PROSTRATION
Mrs. j. Chri.hnsn Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkhann's
Vegetable Compound is
Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton, ". VI was in a very
condition for over a year, my
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spEcIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

wrirprAS an,lication has lii
s.v Nam FLEA nv ina Manufach,flI
= re- ~. ee saa Ees, Tnmnany for authofl
n ~ ~ S essnre its ,rases. 4 Is ofdeso
no, II lave be granted "a any one Id
, LA 49,, ~ Hls ohieetions thereto y
t vere nv " Som NM Al any Slme uIi
!. so sao he d day ar Juiy iS90 ahl
" ~ os matter h set down fcr heafing
!. st' .n,se.;nr AZ ire Commission 70
~ ~ haiS n n offices IN me Teaplfoli
S Sr aS,S IN the CITY Of Charleston. o.
M s.,, twanty.sirfh das EoE Iuiy,
, 100 ca. :. ION O'clock. 4. nj. Il which
~. az. ., 'e ons NAV annear and make
,rcs oS,eet,ops thereto as may Sc
49, :. \; pope, p.Spe:. o,da,aa ira. A.. ancli
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Fairnnont Wall.
Plaster Co.
FOR THREE YEARS PARKERSBURG
Man COULDN'T WORK, one BOTTLE
REESE FORMULA Ri GAVE RELIEF
N V. Cline Of South Parkersburg Enthusiastic Over Re-
lief Obtained Through Use Of Wonderful Remedy

stomach so bad I could not sleep. Ny
kidneys and bladder were so affect
ed that ] would have to get up many
times during the night At last I
tried a bottle Of the Reese Formula
R-1l and ] am thankful to say that
It has relieved me Of these disorders
and | feel It my duty to tell the pub
Lie Of the benefit ] have received"
We don't claim the Reese Formula
will relieve, everything under the sun
-but-R you suffer from stomach
liver or kidney trouble get bottle
from your druggist or Cranes Drug
Store. Fairmont Pharmacy. H-H Drug
Company, Mountain City, Pharmacy,
Fortney Drug Store, Martin Bros,
South Side Pharmacy, Family Drug
Store and let US convince you that
It will do Just as We say-Ady.
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n. v. Cine Of South Parkersburs
has not been able to attend to his
business because Of stomach, liver
and Kidney trouble. He was bother
ed with dizziness, light headedness,
rheumatism, backache, bladder and
kidney disorders, his nerves we're all
unstrung and he couldn't sleep at
night. Mr.. Cline purchased bottle
of the Reese Formula Ri from
Boreman's Drug Store and after TAX
ing the first bottle he felt like new
again.
In an interview Mr.. Cline stated as
follows, II have suffered so from
stomach trouble and rheumatism that
! have been unable to work for the
past three years. would get dizzy
and light headed with gas on my
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Genius.

6IlubOs
The book reviewer Of Everybody
Magazine drops. somewhat unac
countably, into these rhapsodlcal re
hectlons on genius: eft IS the queer
est thing in the world. the most 10.
explainablc. II burns now ip the mind
Of a ta1-collectoFs son in ancient
Rome, now In tent-maker Of Persia,
now IN a livery keepers son In Lon
con, now In a mixer Of pills in q
dreary Norwegian town. Like the
wind, 1t .5loweth whittier 1t listeth,'
1t is a FIRE that may not be quenched,
either by failure or success. And
whether We know IT or not Its rays
light the paths Of all Of us"
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appreciated and we can use them to

appreciated and we can use them to
good advantage in our work.
Another from Korea says: "a grad
uate Of our Girls Academy is teach
Ing a village school far from the rail-
road and from even the helps we en-.
10y. She says an organ would al
her and the people greatly. / wondsl
II any one wants to send her a bah;
organ. She has been so brave anu
faithful to Christ in her struggle fol-
her education we should like to see
her have as much encouragement as
possible" about $35 would purchase
and transport that greatly needed
baby organ.)
Another from Ajmer, India, writes:
81 could use 50 OF one kind Of Easter
or Christmas programs or both: We
especially desire large Bible lesson
picture rolls, graded lessons for Kin
dergarten, primary, junior and inter-
mediates in lots Of rot less than ten
copies"
From Chefoo, China, a missionary
sends this request: "The academy
now has 300 students, mostly OF the
ages OF 16 to q. This school has
many boys able to read English and
could use to good advantage books Of
all kinds for Its library. We could also
use geographical and historical pic
lures such as those issued in the Ne.
tional Geographic Magazine. We
could also use, and would probably ap.
preciate It more than anything else, a
talking machine with records. Our
primary schools have an enrolment Of
over 800, and weer receiving before
the war dolls, Sun5cy school cards,
picture rolls, scrap books, etc. We
need these things more than ever.
also kindergarten material Of all
Sorts"
"a worker among lepers in India
writes: I'VE are especially pleased
to be able to give many Of the pic
lures to patients at the Leper Asylum
now In our charge. II there Is any
class Of people for whom feel It
worth while doing something 1t Is for
these poor people. The whole Asylum
Is made bright with the large pic
lures Of the Sunday school rolls"
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lKZ TON NE VS.
GOSSIP . s41.!z. sae2k. .1!5a:

anese and Philippine ports. The trip
Is being taken In the hope that the
health Of Mrs. woodward will be re-
stored by It. They viii arrive pacA
home September Is. With their de-
parture, the only member Of the
House delegation from West Virginia
who is still in the Capital Is Con-
gresham Smart F. Reed. He and Mrs.
Reed will leave shortly for the formers
boyhood home, one Of the finest
farms In Barbour county. where they
will rest up. Both have not been
enjoying the best Of health lately and
have been receiving medical treat
ment for some time. Congressman
Reeds physicians attribute his con.
dition to overwork and have urged
him to 20 to his farm, forget his off,
cial work for a time, and take a COM
plete rest.
Senator and Mrs. Howard Suther-
land and their family will leave in q
few days for Elkins to remain through
out the summer. Miss Nell Keliher.
Of the stenographic force at the
Sutherland office, will accompany
them.
Senator Davis Elkins. who has been
helping to keep the Republican pres
idential nominee, Senator Harding.
in physical training by playing golf
with him almost every dav since they
returned from Chicago, has been
warned by hay fever symptoms to
chuck the job. He has gone to New
York and will probably continue on
Iup into the mountains Of New Hamp-
shire TO remain until the season for
hay fever victims comes 10 an end
in the lowlands, He suffers with 1t
In its most extreme form, when he
can't get away to the mountains,
which was lis unfortunate plight las:
year. due to his pressing Official duties
here.
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! Tha following deeds have been fiIed
with County. Clerk A g. Martin:
West End Improvement Co. 70 VIM
Lee, two lots on Castor avenue, ~
&C Carl Rigs to Marion County court
a release o. q strip OF land on me
| Joseph Prickett ROAD on Buffalo creek
| for a distance Of 1885 feet, fifteen
feet wide on each side Of the road, II
Sarah N. knight heirs to Lioyo
Stanley, a parcel Of land on Goose
creek, Unio ndistrict, s..
Ada ]. Hoult and husband 70 Maggie
Wlles, real estate in Winfield dis'
M N. Il. Curry to Joseph vangtlder. q
house and lot on East Ferry street,
iona Jonathan F. Google and wife to 7,
Il. Funk, a parcel Of land In Union
Independent district. Consideration
$1.00. ~
tune, a parcel Of land in the Eighth
ward Of the city Of Fairmont. Con
sideration, $500.
j. 7. Grim TO Maynard Grim, a par
eel OF land in Warrington district
Consideration, 81.
Dora Snider and husband to Edna
Brown, q parcel Of land on Big run
OF Bingamon creek in Warrington dis.
ftrict. Consideration, $1,000.
West End Improvement company 70
Harold F. Rogers, a parcel Of land In
the Eighth ward Of the city OF Far
mont. Consideration, $500.
Mabel R. Hillberry and husband 70
Phillips Coal company, a parcel Of
land near Fairmont. Consideration,
Mo!lie E. Satterfield and husband to
S. Lee Rudy, q parcel Of land IN the
Barnes addition TO the city Of Fair
mont. Consideration, S1.0O.
Mollie E. Satterfield and husband
TO 8. Lee Rudy, a parcel Of land In the
Barnes addition to the city OF Fair
mont. Consideration, 81.
W. NJ. Fleming to G. Z. Hutchinson
and Brooks S. Hutchinson, a parcel Of
land on Washington street in the Fifth
ward OF the city Of Fairmont. Con.
sideration, s24,6O0.
Emma L. Cunningham ct al. to Ina
C.. Thorn, q parcel Of land on Cum
ningham run Of Buffalo creek in Mar.
nington district. Consideration, 500.
Emma L. Cunningham ct al. to
Mariah J. Campbell, q parcel Of land
on Cunningham run Of Buffalo creek
In Mannington district. Considera'
j. +. Cunningham, wife ct al. "a
Emma Cunningham, parcel Of land
on Cunningham run on Buffalo creek
in Manningtun district. Consideration,
EN- Emma L. Cunningham ct al. to ].
F. Cunningham, a parcel Of land on
Cunningham run Of Buffalo creek IN
Warrington district. Consideration,
Arnold Knight to Lloyd Stanley the
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Miss Eva Uhl a stenographer in
Senator Davis Elkins' office will be
"l6aned' by Senator Elkins to Sena.
tor Harding's headquarters at Marion
o. She has been assisting Secretary
George Christian in the Harding Of
lces here since Senator Harding's re-
turn from the Chicago convention
Miss Uhl came to Washington from
Charleston where she was employed
in Attorney General England's office
to take a position in Senator Suther'
lands office. Prior to going TO Char.
lesion she held a stenogaphic posi-
|. ion in ParIersburg, which is her ma.
tive home.
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FARM FOR SALE = 40 acres In
Meigs Co., Ohio, about miles from
B. { o. R. r., one mile from ssaoo!
and church, store, good neiShborhood.
Farm about half mile from main road
about 50 acres cleared balance In sec
opd growth timber. About 10 acres
bottom balance lays rolling. ! will
sell farm and g head Of cattle for
$1,000. Time on part II wanted. Hayc
reason for selling. This is bargain.
Church Barton, Reedsville, Ohio. .,,
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/ zone: esshth Interest q ( parcel q
land on Goose run n Union district
Consideration, $500.
John s. Pople and vita to Edna o
West. 4 parcel Of land IN the Blacl
and Baldwin addition to the city q
Eaimont. Consideration, $l.u0.
C. ". Meredith ct Al. trustee q
Meadow Dale cemetery to Clint O
West, a parcel Of land IN the above
mentioned cemetery. Consideration
$50.
Arthur Reed, wife, ct al. TO @ J.
Fleming,a parcel Of land on Allegheny
avenue in the city Of Fairmont Con
sideration, ;1,4e0.
! G. N. Cunningham and wife to A
r. Cunningham, the timber on a par.
eel Of land on Buffalo creek In Man.
nington district. Consideration, 5000.
A. R. Cunningham, wife, ct al. to D.
N. Cunningham, the fiyesevenths In
terest In parcel Of land on Buffalo
creek in Warrington district. Con.
sideration, 800.
" q. Gaskins and wife to Chester
H. Tarleton, 9 parcel Of land In the
Hamilton addition to the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, $500.
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Farms foR sALE
con. on. Gls. TIMBER FARM-

COAL OIL. GAS. TIMBER FARM
Two veins coal. drift mines. one
partly open. foot and 3-foot coal,
good roofs, take two weeks to be put
in operation. close railroad. royalty
from 4 producing wells. free gas for
buildings, IS acres Of the incest tim
Der YOU would ask for and 1S7 acres
OF land, so acres IN good stale Of cul.
.tiyation, finest kind OF springs and
well water, residence Of 5 rooms. gas
painted, spouted, rodded. slated. bank
barn 45x5O. Sheep barn aka, garage
machinery shed, fine garden, and the
finest orchard and cherries. plums,
pears, grapes, peaches and ounces
thst has been raised since they last
plowei the Garden Of Eden. and large
lawn with flowers; carries now $ cat
tie. S horses. s hogs, 60 sheep, 200
chickens, 30 turkeys; this equipment
can be bought II wanted; price for
the farm Is $500. and $500 cash
down will do the business and ready
to get right up and at EN-. Ttmbe!
Is red oak, white oak, hickory and
chestnut. The coal issof the best
grade in the counis. The gas will
toast bread or your feet. More wells
10 be drilled. Nothing. reserved; gas
and oil lease turned over to buyer
Are you coming, should say"
"De 80 here in next 10 days
EARL MINIS, Sandy Lake, "a;
6-2S6t-SS27
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coneressman and Mrs. Harry Chap.
8 Woodyard and son, Henry. have
= Washington for San Francisco.
III IN stop there to look. in on the
Ili6cratic national convention, and
"a S6il with Q ngressional party
lie Orient, touching Chinese, Jap.
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FoR SALE

FOR SALE clarksburg, Norwood
cafe, at end Of fair grounds. Car
line, 9 Glass factories, pottery. 3 coal
mines and Park 10 draw from. Open
all night. Doing good business. Rent
$50 including gas apd water. good
lease. Price $1,000 for'quick sale. This
Is a .bargain and will pay you to look
II over. Fred Pearson, P. o. Nutter
Fort, W. Va. Phone Garksburg, STR
= ~. n.2S-3t-S329
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For SALE

IN d acres IN good crltiva-
o6. PIelty Of water and some
iuit I.ass wen. County road
dong ono SIDE Of place. Part in
isacvE and last summer cut about
) drs b hay. Part IN pasture. on
id rs % viii place and two
SsIfs 81 coal Il purchaser desires
T6Is isrn S about one mile from
no.Ii W Va. I interested cali
e d 8 lIcEllresh, ths. Harness
lin ~ leiterson St, Fairmont
81 81 rrits Harry Johnson,
q. N "a
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FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, run about
5000 miles. AL condition. Winter
! will soon be here end a sedan will be
! Just what you need. any reasonable
offer will be accepted. Call l16l.M.
6.2S.2t.S326
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| FOR sALE-Fiye passenger Chalmers
/ Automobile. Fine condition. Only
run enough to timber up good. A hot
spot motor bargain: Address CHAIN.
ers, Box 247 Eairmont. 6-26-2t-S32O
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Commissions as postmaster have
been issued TO Allen ]. Calfee at Eek
man, W. Va, and Thomas H. Craig at
Sun. ". Va.
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CLASSIFIED AND Spec ADJ ERT ISlG

TELEPHONE yoar want ads % TIE
WEST VlRGINIAN. Phones ilo6,
! ll06, iiui. advertising department
Classi6ed ads must Be h thb ofE>e betc.s
"a n, 70 insate insertion h ths elassi.
ned column. lad before Z. noon. % m
ure inserticn b The Late Want Adj
SURSTATIONS.
For tSe eoswaiepce Of those who ean
not easily ecmt To The Wet Vi.ytnian
o.6ee 70 plaec their elassidsd advertise
ments, he following solicitations have been
Arranged ior. CLASSIFIED advertisements
left at thess stations VIII receive tie sans
prompt careful ItteLtion a U lett n b
Office Of M West virIinhn.
A. G. Martin Co. Book Store
131 Main Street.
Tenth Stree. News Stand
Tenth Stree; and Virginia Ave.
East Side News Company
Market Street, First WaiL
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IAT0BE FOREIGN
VISIONARY At home
IpEld ] Sunday School As,
soristion Can Put One
IN The Work.

i, d following article written by
Samuel .. Price, D. D., Of New
+ appeared In o recent issue o.
Missionary. Review Of the World:
.aeh.year as Christmas approaches
Surplus Material department Of
Hofid,s Sunday School AsBocia.
ends out material to at least
missionaries. These gifts come
Z ifiends OF Christ In the home
! ind fanp rom small picture
a to an automobile, and rom 4
Z punch 10 o church bell. Each
|dsi packet contains also q hearty
dry erecting, two daily Bible read.
Calendars and Christmas and
f6s musical services. Letters Of
nd come back from hundreds Of
|SI6narfes who express their
M gratitude, while they tell Of
6 things that VIII help in their
l'hus fat more than $4,000 PEG.
& America have been introduced
dictionaries abroad and have thus
Ied a their work by giving Of
r surplus 70 supply the mission
li5tT0f special requests is always
There are now calls for a
81 typewriters, blackboardS,
ieSns bells, kindergarten mate
aria for blind workers, cor
ollhs special books, and many
liss Indispensable In the LIE
i 6l !, eiuissionary. Money Is ire
Hil 70 the Superintendent Of
de1ak Suent that some special
maybe purchased. Last Septem.
request was made for a Ford
sbe nsed at q hospital In India.
i6dian m Pennsylvania promptly
ltrded g s., 900 Liberty Loan bond
tbs or is now helping to save
n dd1iz. a young man recently
ie 70 the office and handed the
I6f money to be used In buying
Hib6ards for two workers In Egypt
70 purchase large Bible lesson
rre rolls for IS many workers as
SibIe There are now more than
D special requests on file waiting
some one to come forward with
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FOR sALE-Fine Maryland farms,
fertile and well improved: q state
having an excellent climate, beautiful
scenery and perfect roads. Catalog
on request. Potts & Griffin. Realtors.
Frederick, Nd. 6-l526t,S2ll
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Levi B. Hair

BOOMING HOUSED rooms in
GOOD condition, suitable for room.
ers, a small hotel, or as flats, an
ideal arrangement. This property
Is located at Fairview opposite the
car station. The new coal works
there assure one Of enough roon-
ers to I'll II. II sold AZ ance the
owner will include some furniture.
The lot Is large. being one fourth
Of an acre with fruit, ere. $4,000.
4 ROOMS BELLTtEW-one Of
the prettiest cottages in Fairmont
Modern and in good condition. Com
plete bath and cellar, large. level
lot with fruit aul grapes. .U1 MUIR
ray avenue. close 10 ;Ee round
house.
5 ROOMS MODERN. Large lot
and all conyeniences in line Of de-
relopment at the junction Of Cleye-
land avenue and Hillcrest roads.
C ROOMS MeDERN-0n paved
street handy to schools. good
walks, large lot. This house Is pleas
ing in appearance-and { good buy
at $4,000. Located On Lowell street
2 ~ ACRES, modern six room
BUNGALOW within ten minutes walk
OF the court house. This is a prop
erty which Is sure to increase in
valne. Being close It Is Just the
thing for q busy nan with a desire
to make a garden cut down BIS II.
L. There are several sruir trees,
grapes and berries already on The
place $4,000.
6 ROOMS VIEW sTREET-A
splendid 6 room modern home.
large lot 4sx20o #. with fruit trees
and shrubbery. A place that will
make you want 10 own your own
home. Easy terms.
ACRE SITES-We have 4 nnm-
Der Of acre sites most Of which
are level, lying on the paved "oad
and near a good market. - Of
these sites viii keep a family. $40
&c $500 each, $40 down and $40 per
','S- Phone 2st.
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FOR sALE-ls15 Model Ford Road
ster. Call NJ. 6-22-6t,S21'
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WANTED

FOR SALE Ford roadster, good
running condition. All new tires,
s275. / Oakland 6 roadster. A nice
lob. c. H. Reeves, Room 9. Hennen
bldg, Phone 45S. 6-2S-2t-S330
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lheF phase Of the Chicago con.
u discussed BY West Virginians
~ o. the highest importance 70
STATE Republican organization, was
Ceremonial burying Of the well
~ and historic Ratchet By Sena.
U3xi5 EllIins and National Com
s31eman Virgil l. Highland. The
|65ai between them started back
lDfS when Senator Elktus was q
ndldate for the Office 70 now holds
fore the legislature Of that year.
e Chicago convention proved TO be
b treat pacific for both Of these
5l6 iIcau leaders. aud the Ratchet
i d6h hurled and the peace pipe
olkiit out. Those who were IN 8
i(|on to know state that It was
gBnnins and pretty much Of an en-.
1Sisstic making up Of these old
6ids. AS an outward sign Of It,
f5ighIand was placed IN nomins.
:, l6f nationa! Committeeman before
D deiegation BY Hon. William q
|il66n Of Elkins, as close a political
u business friend and adviser OIL
1ator Elkins as he has.
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OHIO FARMS for Sale. Send for list.
J. W. LeBeau, Minerva, Ohio.
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TAILOR SHOP FOR SALE : Doing
good business. VIII sell cheap 10
quick buyer. Owner leaving city.
Phone 30, Warrington, W. Va.
- 6.2S3tS331
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Realty Deeds AEe
Filed for Record

Tbe folloying deeds have bsen lied
with County Clerk A. g. Martin:
West End Improvement Co. 70 VIM
Lee, two lots on Castor avenue, III
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-28

]. +. Cunningham, wife ct al. 70
Emma Cunningham, a parcel Of land
on Cunningham run on Buffalo creek
in Manningtun district. Consideration,