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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
BO0TLEGGERS
HAVE No ROOM
CAPTAIN BERT Z. PHIL LIP y
BRINGS IN FIVE ASSI3ThNTh
TO MD HIM IN HIh WORK
Htato Fair Grounds Are To 10 Patroued
During Tho balance oi
the Week

According To Captain II"ri T. lhllIlr1.
there In no room In Wheeling lhln week
for h""tI"EEcIr nnh nuni"'Ih are b''hE
rl,ru uI,rIa 10 NhrhlC at once, " lh'b
II, sire In roinnln on tho OuiHldn al tho
pT lrnn bars
rive uddlil"nnI nrl'cTH from dow"
rinIr wcro brought Int" lh" 'llS }oh'cl
day To- MD him aud They Viii 10" on nv
Inh thIr morning 10 hrlunl IN nNoTy why
p"rrlhlo ,,,
II hnr been Trp"ricd hint vI"Ihil"n"
worr going "u within IN" h'''c IN"
RInundn aud tho prohibition ON Ct"
hn.c decided To mhh" III" Ei"Hh"" 't"'
camping Eruuudu during lho next 10"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
EMANCIPATION DAY
PROGRAM IS READY
Picnic At state Pair Grounds FOLLOW
Ing Parade Through City

prcnuralI0ns hhv" about been com
u,ctcd for tho holding ~ tho big Emhn'
citation Day celebration that VIII DE
staged Ia this city on September
A national orator from T"nncHseo VI.
Ice pTchonl
A uhrn,I, Will lie held over the hlTe"t Ia
ar ~ - civ and will lru followed by til"
uI,uI, at The state Fair grounds the
cntIIu day will hr given over I" the PIE
al, and dnnCr at Ihe Market Auditor
Ium IN tho evening VIII '"I"rI''" 'h"
pI"EIHIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
rirut Meeting OF ID. A L.

The hr.u meeting IL the DnuEhier" or
the American IL evolution Will toe hoId 1t
= lac home OF Mira Charles anton nj
I,urinV rInrc on Wednesday. sept. IL.
when Mr.. thnrlcH lIHN"n'r. ia" state
regent, viii hr present I" ndhr"Hs the
" hrcling chapter, which Will be pr"Hih ,
ed over hy Mira. John MClmr". wh" Will
mako mn address,. the particular nlRhIIl q
,.anr,, Of which Will br concerned wllh
the signing 81 Tia" constitution "I TIE
United Sta. g. Of which tho Anniversary
dnIr wlII tan september H.
The meeting al the - y. X. nj u"
homo OF Mrs Milton ~ Of particular
slEnIn,uu,r. recalling tho NIFll al La
IuN,tIr to wheeling. during IA" lIm' az
the Hrvuluiiuu when h' whH 'nl"i'hll'I
at I.urInK lln,r. III yiHll I" Nh"'I'hR
SuuL place about Ihir lu' IN the j'"I'
nnd the Unlimited n~n"'lnil"nH ~ hI"
inrl,nI Iuir Ia the minds 81 lhc In"mh'I =
@. ih, naaurluIl"n I""nIln many hh"'
du.'c- width VIII hr rotated at ia" h"""
"n'r nInr meeting
An luIuIrnhI T"r"ril"n Inns h"'h
PLANNED ~ II" MIIl"u via" III u" an
slated Ia receiving 10y Ali" Iturn' u
rhrop. Mrs l..Il"y nm. Mn A"n'Im
" ""d Mrn /, /, Eil'him. M I.hn""',
Loo Ium,r. Ma II"wnih lIu"H"Il ami
Mrr Hugh Irndy
Tho ycnr book 81 tho Daughters al
iho American Nol"luli"n whl'h hhn
boon outlined by Mis- It"h"ri Il""d.
IL on tho prorH nnd Will 10" lrn"'h !"
member nu( tho nncI"ty during TIA" w""h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
.AboutPeople
hasvsn sats 81 Individuals U" Ma
rT"m Ths tltV.
ar Tun HOTEI.a
HZrII

Roaa.rs-p !. rr'i"r'r. r"i,,"""' .
NJ A M"lIo,. ro,h"'eh"r@ l. NC"
b,uKh IIundrcd " - UaInsR. llun
drcd. J a. Th"rnh"rry Tnirm"n'
MoLur~-w I. In.k ard aon. wes'on;
= H., Eskin. Weston y VI FShIn. was
ton: " A. Miller. ClarkshurE. =. S'nl-
maker. CIarkrhurE. Honry E,m"n. Char
lesion: hlonEo Prince. F"llnnTh"". John
u. Scott, Falrm"nt. W. VI lrYnnt. Fair
mont
windsor--I. " CanwRlk. Huntington.
n. L. Baswell. Huntington. s. s. Tackcr
IMartinsburg, j .. Ncad. farkcrsburR.
l.. l.. Moore THrkershurE: III. l.. SwlAh"r.
MorEantown: L.. knisei"y. Farkersburs.
Hugh Davis. ClarksburE, II Nj. Smith.
Fairmont
stanm-V. r. RyIer. Fairmont. James
J. Singleton. Buckhannun. r.. l.. SHAY"
>horEAnto~n: u. Il EvelI Morshntow".
& J. Ferry. MorSantown: w NJ. Elem
Ing, F'alrmOnt. Carson Post Clnrksburg
MelLAR Post C!arksburB
Edward BrInkman Of Sow Cumbo rland
Spsnt yesterday Waiting with frio"da
and relatives la this 'iiS
hisa Margaret Laniof aud ht"lhei.
Harry have aIirVGd al their hOIn1 ol
Kiln drove aztec three ~o"hs spe"t al
Cleveland
W T. WasnsI al rltIsLu's spa"I tho
Ws4h ,end With hia i-'s"is al, s"i Ma
~ waaas'. "f ilis Raft sI'""t
aeasl.Ia - f'I.s 81 Cleveland 10
etsllins al the hsp'. 81 Al, snd h'a
IN Was 81 H"ff sII.ei
NJ aud ME- JDs'i h"'s~" ~"d nIsn
nFunaT have returned ~ Ibsl' h"""s
IN thls city afts' attending the s"'"
3apblis rs--s st trIont"~s
NJ ana Ms Andt~w gIasa hs'o
| rived here SUD viii make their Tcsldnn"~
in Wheeling, ppt ~" present inaY a."
At tho Hotel windsor
Sam H. NuEurp. well known Fsirmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
NIGHT SHOW CROWD
WAS BIGGEST EVER
Attendance Last Night Exceeded
Crowds OF Even the biggest City
Day Of Former EIpositiOns

Iho nrst nIEhI attendance al tha
uIEhI show. being siVrn In connect ,on
Win Ihr West Virginia hihle fair. was
the iaIsrhI la ihu hihiuIy 81 tie blH
ainIc ""rrslII"n. cNrn cS'"ohlns lac
.t.onsIi,,,Ih attendance 81 pIa VlniIn Gliy
Il" 20 "n Ihui nh"i 81 ""'h falI ~snk
II la rAp''i',i ihaI III" nisht ali"t
'. IN d,a~ az a'sn laieoI 'I"-i ..n ny
I,ay iiIn GnI iii IsaH',ns bl"
n tnn'IUI 81 H'',l ~~'"ih'' ihin yea - al
I. ,,dn,,.. t.,',,,i""s - hi""h oil I"'''i'ls
WhIIn 1'""II hats" WA ""'l" l"-i
,ir It, InI adU,i"si,.,, -, ih. rin"'l Hihn".
ala. maud stnn1 - ~ b. fI'. i"ulaII
~uh iha a."ayil"rl "f '"""'v"h sna's
nrI I",sro nd ~" 'hn'ro ~
i-nuIv NO 'nuIs ~ tho f'"ni SGT" ~.
nIrhi shnli- ov"'rihl"R Tor III" niEh'
shuv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
LOur DOUBLE nADEa

Ihr Wh'cIInH nni l."h" Iil" h"""I"II
t,n,, ,T pIIlunynl'. - "nIn'p"h '"
A.. I,,.,I,, 4, "a gopI'ih"l wh'I"
.II,,, v,,, Il, f,ui'h hY ia" f"ni I"ll""n
La, 9 IL w." irUI T"i""r Ia" ~ "''
81 tho n,rI PAM or I" I Will" III"
NJ, ,.,,h rnino wan I" IL" l"ll"nnl'""
team hnh - rii''np uln" 90 'h' ne III
y. III, D. IIn I'h 'r''ll""l h""'h"Il u"
T. nud l. l. "uihlI Ih"iI "rp'n' nlr hu'
.lr, hath pn,n,r Ll ,'IY r"I nol'linE
I,II, pn,uru v'I, wlIuoar'l hv l"Ig"
.,r,v,,r go n.,"rmi 81 IL" "r'oII" NJ
weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
LABOR MEMBERS FORM
THREE CANDIDATE PLAN

Meeting Of members an

meeting OF members affiliated Wfo
tho Ohio Valley Trades and labor ~
sembly was held last evening. At WAtca
time plans were formulated for the -.
vocating the election OF Hon. 6Anu0
u. Montgomery, for governor. BSs d
RosenbloOm for congresa, and TnouAS
i. Thoner, for mayor
Tho noIt meeting will be held On k~-
day afternoon when permanent o0DO
viii he named. At the meeting hSS4 ~
nnmnd as sncroiary and Pad NAL
hartman. with tho following q the
orraniIa ton committee; WinAA ArtA,
Jaz nlaAi-r HIrrne MHhilaY, leSh
J .annar,i raul Mink. rat ooOue~
uninuai l.enknTd ann us0rGs CooeAA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
HENRYS MEET

Al ,"e"i.'s 81 tho iiS"IEn f""'h" u
aA,, Of Iaei 700, anI CO., 'r"""'''"
-. -. IrI, A.. a,r ,,,,i hIis 90
p,Is ai.d 4" "" pI"s"n' 80 'h" "n""''"
Iia, ,,,.aiInr Ihlr "Va"Ins ~ ''" Ten
,,m,, 81 20 nh.'r h"'re I'"'l"' !"
rnn Mlnds' n'"Is". w~"' il""""''
,-~I.y Wala"n tlrrh 'ur'V. H""'"",
I,o,l. unIn~r Uinr. oud Uu"halhe'F"'
70 rruuSa'oI I" rrP"r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
Dance Tonight

Ia honor 81 TIC Mior'r L'rnnnn nnh
/ IfynboIh Hubbard Md lh'i Eu'"i. MIHG
Many Wanda 81 II'i'huiEh. NJ. n"d
Me g. 9 Ewing viii entertain ~"
members ct ihn yuuuTrt cot - q. dnr' 4"
to night. :" l." Eiv"u 1T To" WHITAKER
I. lreun,I nuus' u'ni hHII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
eOIDIEn KILLED

Irvin IN sept I.""" Nh' ''"''
nr,r ~ ,npr- 81 Philadelphia """
b. 81 the I.uii'd STATE" "rn'. "''
,.riIrh Md kill,d instantly u" |'"n
tl min railrn1 dr""F' "E'i 'r''' "'"f
Manor today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07
nTidRs PARTY

Mih- Eleanor EI0wnW viii b" ho"l"NN
ON Saturday Mite. noon Mt her nom" ~
the Green I.nbIr Farm. hOu"rinE several
members uf III" younger set who hT" l'
turning To- HrhO"I next month ana com
pllmcntlug tho guests Of Mas b"ultc
iIurrcr who arc Miaa Marjorie I'M ana
NIIsu Adelaide Birmingham. OF lhtlh
hur4h. aud MIEH Mnry Wnud VIII" ~ tlI"
puraI of tho Misses lIuhbaTd Many la
N"ntioua have been sent to the members
uf tho younger set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

Niur NurIu IIrII WA '"irrir." 90
uILhI ~ tic '"u"II = .Iul 80
Inp a dinner ,lnn,' IL h"u"I 81 ~" In
Il,,ru Ia tho Y"uuE't rot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

Tho Sunday school 'lnancH 81 ia"
Bethel chnplc. which arc ihught 10y Miss
Edna Tnl Tor nud Miss fIEmh lehman.
rpcuI yesterday ufIcrn""n pl'hnl'hIhB
an IiIE Wheeling ,Ir"I RIA, parry lett
yrnIcTday morning Ia huI"m"hIItn aud
nuIuIcd up the 'ICrk On Ih'y f"unh -
delightful rp,. whCIo Tia" I'rI" in'l'T 81
lac dhy wan hp"nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

MY WAR TAV1';GH ETNMTT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-07

rljr WAN AvIHos STAATp--
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bur WAR sAvINGs sTAMrs-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES

SAIEs
Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by virtue OF o certain deed
OF trust bearing date on the 9th day
H. Donnally and Mary j. Donnal.
Iy, his wife, to the undersigned w.
s, Meredith, Trustee, to secure to
John Y. Htte the payment OF Ger.
tain promissory note In writing,
calling for the sum Of Seven Thou
sand Dollars ($7,000.00) due and
payable five (5) years after date,
which said deed Of trust Is Of rec
ord IN the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
NO. 81, at Page 279, default having
been made in the payment OF said
note and interest, and the under
signed, as such trustee, having
been notified so to do by tho said
John Y. 1Ite, will, on Saturday,
october 80, 1920, at Two O'CLOCK,
p. NJ, on that day, at the Main
street front door Of the Court
House OF Marion county, West Vtr-
ginia, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder, all the following
described real estate, that is to
say:
All OF that certain tract or par
eel Of real estate situate in the
city of Fairmont, Marion county,
West Virginia, bounded as follows:
Beginning at stake that bears
N 70 degrees 80 minutes w. 20 feet
distant from a point In the center
OF the Belt Line railroad, said
point bearing S 10 degrees, 80 min
utes w, 6 feet distant from the
intersection of the center line OF
said railroad aud the southern line
Of Fifth street, in the addition to
the City Of Fairmont laid out by
the Fairmont Development company
and running thence from said be-
ginning point N 20 degrees, 80 min.
utes W 100 feet to stake; thence
S 10 degrees, 80 minutes w 100
feet to stake; thence s 20 de-
grees, 80 minutes q 100 feet to q
stake; and thence N 10 degrees,
80 minutes q 100 feet to the be
ginning, being the same property
which was conveyed by the Fair
mont Development company to the
said A. II. Donnally by deed dated
the 18th day OF April, 1898, and OF
record in the office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Marion
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
Realty Deeds Are
Filed For Record

The following deeds have been
filed with County Clerk a. @. Mar
Fairmont Building and Invest
ment company to Merry Agnes Pol
ing, parceN of land in the Bell
view Heights addition 10 the city
OF Fairmont- Consideration, 3d.
j. D. Summers and wife to a.
A. Vincent, al parcel OF land Oh
Diamond street in the city Of Fair
mont. Consideration. $4,000
Christiana B4iElett ct al. to Rob
ert S. Reed, puTcel OF land In the
Eighth ward OF, phe city Of Fair
mont. Consideration, $4,000.
p. w. Yost ana wife to Martin:
A. Bell, parcel ,ca land in the W.
lage OF Fairyiew III Paw Paw dis
trict. Consideration, 81.
James L. lettings and wife to
Irving L. Smith. al. parcel Of real
estate in the Billii1syslea a,ld1tioE,
Fairmont, SIS.
Grand Lodge, /. o. Q. r., TO Fair
mont Lodge Non 9, IAO. o. r., three
parcels OF land in Tairmont, 81.
: Walton Miller ct ala to Y. A. Sac
CT, parcel OF land An Bungalow
avenue III the city Of Falrmont.
Consideration, $4,000.
George f. Thomas and wife to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
do YOU
KNOW VI HAT Is
Tie: ma! !! TIER. {: 3!
When You Feel Out Of Sorts and
Sec Things with Dull Eye
LooK e YouR aLooo
Pale Compilations, Langutd Feel;
Ings, Lowered Vitality Need
More Red 1 Blood. Take PePfo-
Manaan.

So many people spend week at
ter week feeling down and out,
They never stop to think thAt
something really Is the matter.
sThey satisfy themselves by saying,
ooh, Pm not sick. Ill be all right
And tomorrow comes again and
again, Still they feel dePresseqI
and languid, scarcely able to geri
IL YOU don't feel like yourself.
YOU are not yourself. II you are
weak and pale, your blood needs
Strengthening. You should know
about Pepto.Mangan, that famous;
blood tonic. Physicians recom7
mend It and prescribe 1t becausei
Il contains just the ingredients
needed to make red blood. It rel
news your energy, puts you where
you ought to be. Begin with II to1
day. Get the tablets II they VIII
be more convenient to take than
iiQuid, Both have the same medi-
cfI1al properties. But be sure 'Ton
get the genuine Pepto Mangane
ASK for "Gude's" and be sure taaC
the full name. Guides Pepto- Man
gan" is on the package.-Ady.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20

u. w. Pratt, parcel OF land or
Commerce street in the city OF
Fairmont. Consideration, $500.
Fanny Hayhurst and husband to
Fairmont and Cleveland Coal COM
pany a parcel of land in the town
OF Rivcsvllle. Consideration; 5000,
Charles R, Holt, executor Of the
ct AL, to C. S. Fuller, a parcel Of
land in the Harr addition to the
city Of Fairmont. Consideration
"A. A. Vincent and wife to Ellen
Rennie, parcel of land on Wilson
street in the city Of Fairmont, Con
sideration, $1,000.
Jacob a. Jones to C. M. Hayes
the sewickley vein of coal under
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
Major Pettieord TO
Practice Law Here

Major Charles e.. Peddicord Just
honOfably discharged from the
u. S. army will soon hang out ms
single In this city, according 70
announcement made here yester-
day. He will be associated with
law firm Of Raymond and Amos,
the former being a first cousin OF
Mr.. Peddicord. Major Peddicord is
nephew Of Judge w. s; Raymond
and a grandson OF the late Judge
AIpheus Raymond, pioneer lawyer
Of this city, He was formerly sec.
rotary to Ambassador to John W.
Davis and while he held this po-
sition studied law, and is splend:
idly equipped for tho practice OF
his profession. He served as a
commissioned OFFICER efficiently
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
Malta ConVocation
Here This Evening

Following the regular session Of
Mt. STATE Conmandery No. 466 at
ODD Fellows Hall this evening.
the members who have attained
the rank of Sir knight Prince VIII
hold Council Of the Red Cross
and Sepulcher.
The Ceremonies which are OF q
most impressive character VIII be
IN charge Of the officers composing
the Red Cross Degree stan. Spe-
cial addresses appropriate to the
occasion will be delivered by lo-
cal members.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-20
7BIIRE gHAEH
Drudge
Mayor gorlaWay Warns
Youngst tiers TO Desist
From Prac tices

! liz marks made on the new
south side concrete bridge and E&t,I on
fIie eoncr etc walls Of the MilleF
I lsS.iio6If liave caused the city author.
fIss Consider BILE concern; some
oifng Ell has made string 9L
SANK lines over the west tern wal
~ ne new South Side bridge,
Ssificbs al ends almost from one end
rs tie other. At the Miller
eaool the concrete walls are also
f8ced 81 d very unstghtly man.
"a which yulgartty predomt'
Mayor GonaWay has the names OF
saFefi lads who are said 70 pc IN.
gbIiesEt ted IN the detaceme1t ol IEe
T7ai the Miller school and ne
4,e6poseA 70 go to the sch9ol some
= tlsiV M give them talking Lo.
~ 81 az civic pride TO parents
81 Il 81 So that their children may
4 III fiif i6ned not to mark up prop
N "a the city which reflect
3teat credit TO Fairmont.
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USE
25IllTAIBS FOR
Colds /. ] AND FLU
fafIuenza a n d Grippe,
Ike Ordinary Colds,
9Re qIlire Calotabs, the
Purified and Refined
alo1neI Tablets That
Are Nausealess, SAT e
and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public
|hht simple colds and mild cases
Z influenza often lead to pneumo-
iii and other serious complica.
IlsnS They say that every cold
|d6aId receive immediate attention
dsthet the first step in The treat
l6lit Is 10 make sure that the liver
ettye. For this purpose Gallo
Is, The perfected, nausealess cal
me tab 1ets are the surest, best
1lLEnoBt agreeable laxative.
I1n9 Galotab at bed time with a
SalloN Of 4 wat that's all, no
no nausea, and no upsetttng
tlia dIeesti ION and appetite, Next
iorIling your cold has vanished,
1ttr liver IS active, your system
l1itrIfi He'd aftd refreshed and you
"a ealing line with a hearty np-
for bTea ltfast. Eat what you
S++sIio danger.
: your prptect ton5 lotabs are
r. only in oElg innl sealed pack
pr1ce thirty.fiya cents. All
4SRthts rec Commend and guqran-
8iutahs and are authorized to
stdrt the price II you are not de.
htad With hem, ADV.
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Pursuant to- the
in me by virtue OF q ces az eet
OF trust, bearing d1te On e tLlS
day OF September 191 ~ y
by Mary J, Donna1lg nd
Donnally, her husband TO ia
(lersigned w. s. Metetl no
to secure to John iee
ment of certain prom
in writing, calling Tor { he nm IL
Seven Thousand BoitRfR II 5000 n
due and payable five u Yeltt ~
Ter date, which said deed ~ trilet
is Of record In the OF lee ~ ne
Clerk of the County curt
rion county, West mi ~
Trust Deed Book NO 3at
$50, default having bsep 1lata y
the payment OF said mo- md M
terest, and the unbeesi sn
such trustee, having be l1Q x
SO to do by the said n
will, on Saturday, Qctp
1920, at Two QtClncl ~
that day, at the Nam sire
door Of The court hQllB Agi11
county, Yves Virginia, OF et stlfs
sale and sell to the Id hest
all the following desert I'D y
tate. that is to say:
All of that certain tract 81
Gel Of real esata situate IA ne q
OF Fairmont, Marion county Welt
Virginia, bounded as follow 4
Beginning at the su1thyY 81
corner OF Virginia avenue aud u
street S0.5 feet wide fhict
named street leads from Sad X
ginla avenue to the Belt ltle
road (Which street 30.6 feet 9e5
intersects Lot No, JIG In BLOCK 80
I'D and running thepce in t1e3
southwestern side Of said
S 10 degrees, 30lminutes ask teeI
to property belonging to SAD ~,
H. Donnalty; thence leaving
line of said street ana runnlng ~
said property OF said ions
naIly s 10 degrees 80 It1tn1tes y
100 feet; thence leaving ions
nal1y's line and running VITA hey
southeastern or rear and ~
No. IA, with the line Of q ltfiaIlt
Electric Light and Power ms
pany in said Block No.
grees, 80 minutes ~
the southeastern corner o. Ispt
13 In said block !; thence
northeastern line or SIDE %
Lot No. 10 and the SOU et
to the said Mrs. Mary u EloIlIt W
by Thomas Murray by deed Ten
August IS, 1908, and OF eeats -
said clerks office in Deed Zoo
No. 154, page 295s but ear re-:
line or side Of said Lot n % ~
Daid block, N go degre esS
utes w 100 feet to the Rald liEle
OF Virginia; and thence al
line Of said Virginia aYefttte
degrees, As minutes q 100 feet II
the place Of beginning; being ia
same property that Wag Cn1T yea
to the said Mrs Mary u Bonn
by Thomas Murray by deed
August 10; 1908, and Of III
said Clerks office In Deed
No. 154, page 295, but e2pTe
reserying from the oper on 81
conveyance all the coal within, and
underlying said lot pf land
gether with the mining g1tR atle
privileges thereunto belpg1
TERMS OF SALE: One third o.
the purchase price (aud q pilct
more as the purchaser MAJ alett RI
pay, cash In hand on day 81 le
0ne-thtrd thereof, With ~
one year, and the re9idue a. ege
with interest, In two Ye ttli1l 5tra
day OF sale, the purcha eeE tqs
ecute notes for said deieff
stalIments Of purchase mon eyi
approved security, aud 8 ef1dpl Il
Lien to, be retained for Etiel ID e
ferred purchase money IA tile q estl
conveying said real estate ~ tasg
purchaser.
Der, 1920.
w. s. MEREDITH,
TRHVI1Y NuYTl torn
Sept. 28 Oct, 5s1
= 4 If a
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Ming Chat
ileI1 g seIsst Erom

81 e4itiiig 81 gfaVes, the YhfIsty
comes ia boxes Of slightly
Fed color, atching we'll the au-
iii1fi "a ge; sells at some stores
f5r tents a pound; at others for
CENTS aud at one for 80 cents g
bound Il pays to shop doesn't III
ssftiid reat Inference In PRICES
isiaii iii All articles. like this
n l4iliC:a! 1T gives one an OPP
fEun 10 examine various ma
sriais3 oceriea and fruits. The
.5ractSae 81 varied price is most
defdocratlc. Ono has much TO Sc
Asct L fCffi.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
GSeSmStfess. Must Be
n experienced on alteration work.
Steady position, good wages. Ap'
My at once at The UNION STORE,
21f Monroe st. 10.1S:3t-910z
NANTED-C hambermnid. Cone
at once. McAlptn hotel.
lQ-19-6t-9165.
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FOE SALE

T0BAGC6 Aged Kentucky Nat
ur&FLeaf for chewing and smok.
ing. No Jugs or trash. 55c the
pound; S pounds $3.50; 10 pounds
$3.50 delivered and guaranteed.
Send 10c in currency only for sarI-
ple.I Bollnger & Sanderson, May.
field, Ky. 9-16-23-9O40
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IIEMSTPGCHIN3 and picoting at
tachmeE:, works on all sowing
machines, price $500, personal
checks l0S extra. Lights Mail Or
der House, Box 1877, Birmingham,
Ala 9-24.26t-S96O
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5eautjfuI Beads,

other n pnueTLul cay, E'ACA
one ms iilse, q Tlire bead on a long
al tlke out our good wea-
Star bead and count them over, re-
fitsIlberinp that we can't have eV.
hfytliifig nice all at once.
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o. /. G. PIGS: eligible to register
The large4type kind. Prices reas'
enable. c. II. Cakes, Little Hook.
ing. Ohio. z. No. l. 9-24-2Gt--8968
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FOR SALE-HCusehold furniture,
42S Main street. Second floor.
lO-l9.3t-9l64
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HOUSES AND LOTS

TO BUY OR SELL PROPERTY
see Geo. H. Brobst, Professional
Bldg. 10-1l.1St-909S
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ARAIUWAY MAIL CLBREkS needed.
Begin SlS5 month; Travelling e1-
ESDenges paid. Specimen questions
tree. Columbus Institute, Column
Ebus, Ohio,
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II d ran IL C mt 9ltt
Iey zys l.f,us a come here
tg take up aig
so di&ficult d the art Of cut.
ting Wornenss gloves that most OH
the principal cutters IN Paris area
known by name and reputation.
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TOBACCO = Aged kentucky Nat
tiral Leaf for chewing and smo6.
ing. No Tugs or trash. Soc the
pound: s pounds $3.50: 10 pounds
$3.50 delivered and guaranteed.
Send 10c In currency only for Sam
pie. Bolinger & Sanderson, May.
field KY. 9.16.23.9045
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county, West Ylr
TERMS OF 81
the purchase. ri
mora IS the pllFc
to payl, cash In 4 an ~
sale, one-third tliet
est, in one year 81
thereof, with 3lrtOra II III
from the day OF ID \
er to execute MOI
ferred instnllment 81
money, with Approval
and d vendor,As Hen To ne Nm
for the deferred ptir ltl1yi
In the deed conF eyip
tate to the purchua
Dated this 2Sth q
her, 1890. W..
w. 8. MEREbErE r1tlt
TREREY n
Sept. ascot. 5-l2s19
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