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iowa senator TO BE A
MEMBER OF THE HARDING.
PARTY ON FLORIDA CRUISE.
BOOZE BOAT MADE
GETAWAY FROM
PR0HI. OFFICER

: The much talked of booze :,
: laden boat that was reported :,
= stranded and captured at Mos :,
: quito Inlet made a getaway :.
: from Prohibition Enforcement :.
: Officer w L. Cooper yesterday. :
: The boat came into the inlet :.
: and became stranded on :
= sand bar. After getting loose i.
: engine trouble developed. Cap :
!. tain Lindquist Of the lighthouse :
: went out ard offered aid but his :
= aid was declined Mr.. Cooper /.
: in the meantime got after the +.
= boat and started for il but be- /.
I. fore he arrived it went out the i.
: inlet and headed south and no :
: trace has since been found Of =.
: it.
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ORD MAYOR OF CORK
APPEARS BEFORE The
! COMMISSION THURS,

Il WASHINGTON. Jan il--Lord Ma
81 O'Callaghan Of Cerk. Who arrived
s sieNaway and in whose case the
zIstsd apartment refused q waive the
y pert requirement. VIII appear on
Esarsday before the commission in
Nsiiga1ing conditions in Ireland.
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ExPOUNDS THEORY OF
NUMBER OF NATIONAL
QUESTIONS TO NEWS

Sem tor Albert G. CummtrS, OF
Ees Moincs. Iowa. one of the
members Of widely known group
ef senators close TO the incor
inc administration arrived in
Daytona today, and is . guest at
the Hotel Ridgewood.
The noted senator is here for
short visit, previous to his Join
ing the president elects party at
Jacksonville when they arrive in
the state one week from today,
Jan. 18th. following which ths
Harding party. the Cunamins par
ty and others, will Be guests Of
Senator Joseph S. Frelinghaysen
of New Jersey. aboard his house
boat for . cruise through South
ern waters, until few days prev
ious 10 the inauguration of the
new president.
Accompanying Senator Cummings
is his brother and his w.fe Mr. and
Mrs r. r Cummins OF Chicago al
80 his brother. J. c. Cummins. OF
DesMoines
Senator Cummins had no informa
ton as 10 whether the party would
stop off in the Triple Cities. on their
cruise south, but there is every rea-
sou TO suppose that the president
elect and his party viii spend at least
/ several days here next week and at
& tend the Rural Educational Confer
ence at the Auditorium as well as to
+ enjoy several rounds of golf on local
i courses.
Senator Cummins came TO Florida
early in the season hoping that the
wonderful climate weuld restore him
70 his usual good physical condition
y the faH he suffered from a severe
attack Of influenza and since then
has not Cnjoye3 his usual robust
health Senator Cummips is person
ally one OF the most charming and
loyeahle men in public life ard ON.
4. whom il IS alwsys . pleasure 70 know
tie talEed fTeeiy to 4 representative
Of She News regarding matters of pub
tic interest and among other thing.
sa'
= have cyery confidence ia Preei
! dent Elcct Harding and the fact tba
he IS calling men of experience mt,
] conference nitH him gives tbs people
a feeling of salty aud assurance, Til
} running tac government is too big
: job for any one man and more Of
0 resp possibility lban any one MAJ
! should want t. undertake I'resideu
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naval BALLOONISTS
ON LAST LAP OF TRIP
BACK TO CIVILIZATION
0'CALLAGhAN Is
ORDERED DEPORTED
tunited Press

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE q.
. State department today asked .
Secretary Of Labor Wilson to
. deport Daniel 0'Callaghan. the
. lord mayor OF Cork The State
. department refused TO waive
: passport regulation in his case.
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You realize that business over the
shpie world really is slowing down
kheH You read of the Cunard and
Nhite Star lines Withdrawing and
sying up their biggest passenger
'Aips Ter lack OF passengers A few
xeeks ago the difficulty WAS to find
con on any ship.
Il Estinable Quakers Of Pennsylvania
Igal believers in peace, urge MIR Har-
iins 20 lead ia world wide reduction
- ornaments. Mr. Harding might re-
Inind 6guakers that they have lived
pQaeeful. and secure in their property
rbatiy 60 turn the other check not be-
ranse yillainy respects their feelings.
ent because those that are not Qusk-
ers have maintained adequate police
foTces TO protect Quakers and others.
ST Is well known that France VIII
nos reduce her army She means to be
ready At any moment 10 hght Ger
naaRs Ne know byexperience what
harpens wnen France fights Germany
VI are drawn in when submarines
aFr sent out Where should we be
Niih 80 navy. or aa inadequate navy
81 france and Germany made up Their
malds T. START fighting again
honorable Okuma. of Japan. say.
49, competition is destructive ans
~ nation is too poor for 1t. Vefg
enn then don't compete To give u
Continued on page 81
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ennunzio may come hack from
Heiirement with some first class
4 Robbed by his own men. he can
paihize with the nohle- hearted
San monarch that Alexander
n have spared. and that his owl.
eherous creatures murdered in
i flight
<a4, not your faith in princes, nor
Eehild Of man. Prince or ordinary
mon people, il Is about the same
hely per cent are Hngrateful and
Eheroas. That. of course. is not
Sse for not doing your rest to help
kgood ten per cent.
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bw prices or high prices. the coun-
needs crops. To grow them farm
kinnst have potash for fertilizers
ahany has. and is anxious to sell,
quantities Of potash. An Ameri-
combine is operating in Europe
buy potash as cheaplv as it can.
sell it here for as high a price as
kible.
hrmans wanted to come here and
h direct at low prices TO farmers
others. Passports are refused,
b are not allowed to enter the
Bed States. This means more
ensixe fertilizer for farmers. high
prices for food, prosperity for the
ash combine.
/ is on a par with the high in
iigeuee that sends Russian gold
Russian trade to England. refas
to have either here. Fortunately
ne Of the nonsense viii end about
rch 4th
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SENATOR cuId|v|INS HERE; TO meet HARDING
Harding Turns Over All
Plans for HSpIurge" at
Inauguration Exercises

Here Is the approximate way the
expenses are divided:
Federal
Inaugural stand and extra
police - 50 GOO
Comfort stations, informa-
ton booths. guards $4,000
Annapolis midshipmen 25.o00
West Point cadets $1,000
Other army units I00. .9G0
Cost Of preparing pension
office for ball Including
Interference business 100000
States
Thirty Republican govern
ors and STATS 5 100000
National guardsmen from
20 states 100000
Individuals
100000 visitors spending
average s100 10. 900 600
To date only S5o.ooe has been ap-
propriated by congress. but that Il
only the starter
In many states legislatures viii be
asked 10 provide special appropIia-
tions.
The 100 0o0 visitors many of whom
w.n spend little. the others will spend
into the tens a. thousands win All
i feel the pressure Of Inauguration tar
ins for prices of everything from
ham sandwiches 20 hotel suites vii
be greatly boosted
But they9l get some personal salts
faction out of ii
Won't Have Look in
The million vii be taxed citizens
who won't have look-in
/ That's why certain senators ars
kicking. claiming the whole cost O.
starting the new president Of right
could be done at a cost of $4,000 fol
. a ceremony at the capitol
lis misleading to suppose that the
Sl3S.e0e contributed by prominenf
Washington citizens To the inaugural
committee is a gift II is merely q
guarantee fund and they expect 10 get
it al back from the sale Of parad,
seats and tickets 10 the Inaugural
ball.
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'ODAY Y

/ ARrHuR BRISBANE


Leading. jew. for some
zx1d Chancellor of England,
be viceroy OF India The place
ID to him because there is dis
Il and trouble 10 India and
Waut someone that can manage
corner OF Asia. on to the west,
rade route followed by the car
there was little city called
nleIn and u little nation called
Bbth were considered so un-
liant that they are mentioned
kly, IL at all, ON the monuments
al Egypt next door.
man from that little city OF the
an route. Disraeli. filEt made
Slf Prime Minister of England
hen made an English Woman. or
German English woman,
8 Victoria. Empress of India.
Reading. another man from
title city of the caravans, will
rule India. No wonder the
Nj people consider themselver
4 solemnly -the chosen people .
] are chosen quite often. when
ling important is To be done.
~ allows D'Annunzio to be driy-
<em Fiume. although it is thanks
fAnnanzio's courage and genius
Htaly retains. partially. her place
se Adriatic.
y next blow is the robbery OF
nunzio by his Own Iesionaircs
4 steal some millions of lire and
Poet's private papers. M wonder
[fhe fghfing poet Is Gisgusted
[fl.e human race. In the secret re-
to which he has gone he ought
Eite a first class poem
appointment has a good effect GA
an poets. You know that Dapie
y his great work only after life
proved utterly and bitterly tlisap-
Hing Beatrice married another,
Iptise city put price ON his head
Dc even had 10 hold out his hand
tg for bread That made him with
Receptions, the worlds greatest
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Here Is the approximate way the
expenses are divided:
Federal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

ACC POUND FOR MELT>A.WAT
CHOCOLATES; very special on
Saturday. C~oMUETzls, Main
st.
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Special Notices

Notice OF Trustees Sale Of I'M.
proved real estate at Warrington,
West Virginia.
Pursuant to the authority vested
In me by a certain deed of trust
executed by James +. Mclnturtt
and Janetta May McInturff, his
wife, to Paul G. Armstrong. The
tee, dated on the It'll day OF July,
1916, and recorded in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court OF Ma
rlon county, West Virginia, In
Trust Decd Book No. II, Page
ATS, 1 will on Saturday, December
10th, 1921, at the front door OF
the Court House Of said County,
at 1O:30 A. NJ. on that day Sellsto
the highest bidder all that certain
lot or parcel Of real estate to.
gether with the appurtenances and
improvements there to belonging,
located In the Sycamore Addition
to the City OF Warrington, Marion
County, West Virginia, a map or
plat Of which said Addition Is OF
Record in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of said County, that
Is to say:
Lot No. l in Block No. ~" as
shown on the plat OF said Add.
ton, which said lot is bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the
bank OF Buffalo Creek next adjac'
emit 10 a 12 foot alley; thence s.
3 degrees 40' w. 90 feet to a,stake
in the line Of the Right Of Way Of
the Fairmont q Huntington Rail.
road; thence with the line Of said
right Of way N. So degrees 90 ".
100 feet to a stake, corner to Lot
No, 9; thence with the line Of said
lot No. 2 n. 4 degrees So e. 10S.6
feet to a stake on the bank Of
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At the December, 1921, Rules
held 10 the Clerks office of8thetC Cir
cult court, In and for the county 81
Marion. and state aforosatdi De
ceber S. 1881, the following ordeG
was entered: Pearl Lena F1sheGs
plaintiff, VS.. Richard Paul Fiabeg
'defendant.-Chancery.
Summons.
THE STATE OF WEST Y1RGINGA
To the Sheriff Of Marion counts
Greeting:
summon Richard Paul Fisher toRps
pear before the Circuit court OK
Marion county, at rules to be held,
in tho Clerks office OF said court
on the first Monday in DecembeF
1921. to answer a bill In chancerE
exhibited against him in said court
by Pearl Lena Fisher, an infant un
der the age Of twenty-one years.
James NJ. Lawrence, her next
friend.
And have then there this writ
Witness, L, A. Gather, Clerk III
said court, at court house tnssai1.
county, the 9Th day OF Decemhers
1921, and seth year Of the state
L. A. GATHER, Clerk
The return Of service endorsed.
by the sheriff on the back o.
summons is in words and asuresi
following:
"The within named Richard Pan
Fisher Is not found IN my bailtWic
December S, 1921.
"R. J. MERRIFIELn.
Deputy for J. D.. Charlton. Sheriff
Marion county, West Nifgipf&
object Of Suit.
The object OF the aboye 3eiHd
suit is that the plaintiff be
GRANTED a divorce from bed aSIdi
board from the defendant;
the care, custody and contr6ls0
infant child OF plaintiff andsdste
ant may be granted to plaintiff
for general relief.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Richard P91
Fisher, the defendant in tfesahp
styled suit. is nonresident ~
state Of West Virginia. it dss offeE
ed that the said Richard Paul
GI uO @RPGd4 MAklA4 AAAa HNAA
from the first publication q
Iorder, in the Clerks Office
said Circuit court. at Ru1es
holden therefor and do whatts
eBsarv to protect his interest
It is ordered that q COPY
order be published aud postsd
REQUIRED by law.
Given under nv hand this
OF December, 1921.
L. "a. GATHER eltr
ROSS "A WATTS,
Counsel for Plaiftt6
This order ID publishSd
first time December 9 1927
lbe published once each Weat
four successive weeks,
Z. A. TATHB
lI-9.1s.2320
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Dogs And Birds

COLLIE PUPPY WANTED-will
pay a fair price and give gooa
home. Address Morgan, WorthinG.
ton. I~MPORTANT-This Is not q
Want Ad but merely 3 suggestion
for a Want Ad II you would like to
buy a dog. Such au advertisement
would cost only &c per word each
day.
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Funeral Directors

UNDERTAKERs could use this
classification TO good advantage.
It's an old fashioned idea about
your business not bong one you can
advertise. Sure you can advertise
1t. Pick up a Baltimore paper and
you see the undertakers advertis.
ing in the Classified. In other
words, to be modern use a Want
Ad. 11-25-3t.173OA
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Loans

WILL LOAN $4,000 on improved
local real estate; Smith, 900
SchenIey Block. III you have mon
az 10 invest why not put it into 10.
cal hands. a Want Ad like this
~"stB &c per wor6.I
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Offices To Rent

DESK ROOM and use OF telephone
in downtown office building. Low
rental to reliable party. Phone
447a7. (Use a Want Ad like this Il.
you have more room In your Office
than you need. Perhaps somebody
would be- glad to rent desk space
from Ynn.l
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FAMOUS GEO. P. de- SHIRTS
IL price Saturday. AUSTIN
MAUNZ, 229 Main St. Opposite
Court House.
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II is 25 9 S and 9
II: II is %: 70:
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Autos and Accessories

NEW & USED CARS and acces-
series. Cash or terms. FAIR
MONT OAKLAND SALES. 416
Meredith St
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BIG BEN MAKE ALARM CLOCK
$1.05 each special for Saturday
at LIPsON'S, 311 Madison St.
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DR.. DEEM, ChiropodIst and Foo'
Specialist at Shurtleff and Wei
tons every Monday.
II Is 3Ot 1860 +
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Restaurants
Bakeries

THERE are several baking estab-
liBhments in Fairmont that can
not we'll afford to miss tho oppor'
tunity OF having a little 0d, on this
page. II you want to increase your
dough we can show you how. Call
,11O5 and say Classified; well dc
the rest for you. 11.9G'3t'17S9h
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Hotels

KENYON HOTEL. First class
rooms. Annex rooms at reason
able weekly rates. 312 Madison 81
II is got ISL a
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Feed and Produce

TEA TABLE AND SWEET CREAM
FLOUR, Feed, Produce and Ger:
taineed" Roofing. WATKINS &
THOMPSON. Phone rs.
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CAR STORAGE. No night attend
ant. Batteries cared for on dead
storage cars. MOUNTAIN STATE
BATTERY COMPANY. 403 Mere.
dIth STREET. Phone 1871.
IL 8 St 1918 A
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Special Notices

Buffalo Creek: thence with sald
Buffalo Creek to the place Of
ginning. aud being the same real
estate which was conveyed toStha3
said James F. McInturtt by the
Sycamore Land Company, q 3
poratIon, BY Decd dated on
nth day Of June 1916 and reeoTded
in the Clerks Office Of the C6pHtSs
Court Of said County.
Said sale will b ernade subject
to the exception Of the coal, oil 9ne
gas as contained in the deed above
mentioned.
Terms Of sale-cash IN hand on
day OF sale,
Given under my hand this 1sths
day of November 1921.
Trustee
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oLDFIELD TIRES & TUBES.
Anti-Skid all sizes. 30xS-
$500. 30x3 $50. 90. Phone
S14. PHILLIPS BROS. 500
Merchant st.
11-so-26t-1SloA
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BEST PORK CHOPS 22c ID. CITY
MARKET, Phone 1896. 500 Fair
mont Ave.
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EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR DEC
ORATORS. Monatone and blend
work a specially. All work guar
anteed. GROW & CONNERS,
Phone 961-J. or 1227-W.
11-1S.26t,16S7A
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3ONE-FoURTH OFF ALL JARD
BNIERES; in Ivory and Blue
prapery Finish; great variety Of
design and sizes; especially suit
able for gifts. Retail Dept. FAIR
MONT WALL PLASTER co.
JACOBS BLDG.
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DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN
SEWING. Give us a trial. 206
Walnut Ave. Phone 961-R.
II IS BOT 1913 4
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The Wa I5afan you may nd abqa for many &mgy do not need md D@h may 6ed service {" 0""s4s
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SAVE MONEY ON PRESENTS. A
beautiful photo of yourself is the
incest Christmas gift that n can
give. Remember twelve dollars
goes twelve times. SCHWAN'
Frs STUDIO, 112 Main st.
Ii 90 est 1899 a
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New
and used cars. Cash or terms,
Phone 500. LIBERTY GARAGE.
Cor. Merchant & Morgantown
11-3O-2st-l822A
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Specials For Saturday

!, 7Sc to $500 NARCIssUs BULBS
J AND BOWLS at % per cent re-
duction Saturday special at ACME
BOOK STORE. Main st.
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PAUL G. ARMSTRONG;
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Rooms Wanted

HOME IN PRIVATE EAMlLY-
Desired by young business man;
prefer both room and meals; VIII
pay we'll. Phone John Smith, 0OO'N
(ThIs Is a suggestion for a want
Ad to be used II you want to bet
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.)
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Pursuant to the authority Ye8t
led in me BY a certain deed, Of trust
executed by Mary e. Gould to Paul
| q ArmnAnnnn TrnnNAa hnAELmE
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10 PER- CENT DISCOUNT ON
PRICES OF ALL "RADIANT"
aEATHRs AND OTHER STOVES,
5est dependable makes: guaran.
iced satisfactory. a. L. JACK.
SON. the Plumber, EOS JACKSON
Sc.
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Dressmaking

done at home or
will come to house. Phone
Sl1-W. 81 Dunbar st.
11-12-30L1532A
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ORDER OF PUeLlcATioN.

11-17-18-25; 1850.
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Women's specialties

DozrER .FENNELL
ArtHul designing and dreBsmak-
Ing. lis Watson Ave-, Phone
11-1e-3ot-1643A
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OFF ON MEMS EAGLE
SHIRTS; special at SAM B.
LsHMAN's, 204 Main ST.
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WE SPECIALIZE on Hay. Grain,
Flour, Groceries & chicken
feed. Best prices. FAlRMONT
& STORAGE CO., Phone
as. 12.5-26t-1s76A
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sPpCTAL SATURDAY OFFER,
Your piano adjusted free with
ls6h tuning. KELLY MUSIC COM.
slA11Y. Phone s2V.
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Specials For Saturday

As CENT cUYANDoTTE CLUB
COFFEE, 3sc per Id. j. r.
LAKE. Country Club Road, Edge
mont.
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Notice OF Trustees ~
proved Real Estate. located on
Water Street. Fairmont West
gtnIa.
ed in me BY a certain deed Of trust
executed by Mary e. Gould to Paul
G. Armstrong. Trustee bearip
date on the Sta. day Of August
and Recorded in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court OF MAJ
ION County. West Virginia, lnsTrubt
Deed Book No. 43, Page 43ip
will on Saturday, December 10thg
1921. at the front door Of the Court
House Of said County, at l0:3Q
A. NJ. on that day sell to the high
est bidder, all that certain lot or
parcel Of real estate, together With
the improvements thereto BELONG
ing, located on Water Street In the
First Ward Of the City Of FaiFSS
mont. Marion County, West NiTs
ginia. which said real estate ~
bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a corner TO Thomas
d. Harden on the west side
water Street which corner telncat
ed 8. So or w. 101.6 feet from
the southwest corner Of the inter
section OF Water Street with the
alley leading to the Cleveland
Blacksmith Shop; then with the
line OF Water street s. So Oh
81 feet to a stake; thence n.
IS, ". 95-feet to a post In t1e ling
of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Property, formerly Adams and
Holt; thence N. 63' 1872 3. 69.A2
feet to a post In the line Of Thnmah
D. Hardeu's property; thence
the line of Thomas D. Hardentt
property S. 17' 2S' e. ia fest a
a post at the place of beginning
and being the same real eRtate
which was conveyed to the aid5
Mary f. Could by James D. Lloyd
ct ux by Deed dated on the
day OF May 1898 and Recorded
the Clerks ONCE Of the County
Court OF Marion County, West VI
ginia. in Deed Book No. 6S Page
day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 18TH
day Of November 1891
PAUL G. ARMSTRONG
.11-17-1s-25: 12-2-s-s.
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$s. 80 ONLY FOR LADIES' sILK
HOSE regularly priced $3.50.
Black or cordovan brown; pure
thread silk OF extraordinary quail
ity. COURTNEYS' STORE.
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Professional v

PEERLESS BEAUTY PARLOR.
ManIcuring Hair dressing. 5o4
Professional Bldg. Phone 1913.
IL II 3Ot 1874
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COnfectiOneries

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