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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-29
NOTICE.

The district chairmen of the To-
baeco Planters Association of Ken
lucky and Tennessee are hereby noti-
| fled of a meeting to be held at the
court house in Paris Saturday April
3Oth, at 2 p. M, to discuss local
conditions. Please be present.
d. e. CRAWFORD,
County Chairman.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-29
PEARL WHITE
HERE SATURDAY

There appears to be in the minds
of the general public considerable
question whether motion picture
stars are as courageous off the stage
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
TWO MEMBERS INDICTED.

Four counts charging bribery
were returned recently by the grand
jury OF Raleigh County against Dan
+. Workman and Amos Slower, mem
bers Of the Raleigh County Court.
Warrants for the arrest of both
men were issued and both appear
cd before Judge Anderson and fur
nlshcd bonds to the amount of So
900 each. The hearing of the cases
was set for the June term of Court.
A few days later impeachment
proceedings against the two mem
Dcrs OF the Court were filed by
Walter Hallahan, State Tax Com
missioner, J. w. Maxwell, special
commissioner and by d. d. Ash
worth, Prosecuting Attorney. Ten
specifications are set forth in the
proceedings which in detail enum-
crate the various charges. While
each OF the two members were
charged separately in the proceed
ln9s, the charges are almost idcnti-
cal except as to the time each took
oiilce. Specification number one NJ
legged that each of the two members
received OH the 10Th day of March
the sum Of $4,000 from G.. l.. LiIly
Tor the purchase of the farm from
,. w. Trail to be used for the Coun-
~ lnfirmary. The specification
further states, that the Couny paid
TO the said Trail the sum Of S12.OO0
which action and conduct was Then
and there in violation of the duly
OF the oath of the Two members.
Hpeclllcatlon number two ALLEGES
maj the two members requested
T.. l.: Lilly To secure in option ON
inc farm owned by $. W. Trail ru,.
$H'"3o.n0 Later ii alleges an order
was drawn for Sl2,JUU.nO and ,hnI
Narkman and Slower received - -
"oo.oo Ill accordance with, and
pursuant to the a1rccmcn! prc\in,>.
~ made f"r HE performance o. H..
transaction.
Another specification rhar.c, ny?",
ing and bribery in !nc lvllinn Of :,
ROAD contract and other SDrci!ic.-
IONS Slll' acts Of corruption IN Of
nee Before trial uu tn" article,
81 Hnp"aciunc;Il rHmr on H., two
member resigned. This Will nm
an rnd I" His procrrdin. lrnyinu
ihr 1Wo men to be tried under lh,.
ihdIctmrnI> filed against them.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

This wcll-krOwn citizen OF
Falling Spring district. born in
October, 1910. died at his home at
Rcnick April /, 1921, of heart dis
ease, in his $1St year. He spent
his long life in this his native coun-
ty excepting the four years Of the
Civil War when he MAS in the ser
vice of his country as Il soldier in
the 1lth Regiment Of Virginia Cav
airy, losing an cy" in the service.
He married Sarah, daughter of
the late Hon. Hamilton p. Brown.
of the Frankford community. She
died about twenty years ago but
the pine children OF the union all
survive their parents and were with
their father when he took his leave
of them for ihc better home in the
world beyond the dark valley. He
met death without L shuddCr cx-
pressing his readiness to go and
his confident hope of 4 blessed i'm
mortality. These children. greatly
c,Nnfortcd by the triumphant faith
III which he died, were !. \. Nc
Clinlic, of Perry. Mo-: J. W. Nc
'''t WI =. l.. w .)llo( htN VI
Williamsburg district; Mrs. MoTctt
Gillian, Of LewiSburg: Mrs. +. G..
Brown and Mrs. C.. +. Knapp, of
Rcnick, and Mrs. J. e.. Maupin, OF
alarGnton, and Misses Dora and
Bessie McClintic ut home.
lie had been Il consistent member
OF the VI. L. Church, South. for a.
bout twenty years and all said that
his last days were his best days.
He was 4 nephew Of the late "Cnclr
3obbie' NcClintic Il preacher of
the Gospel and known TO all us !,
man Of eminent picty.
After IN appropriate funeral ser
vice conducted by Rev. E.. w. Fink,
OF Frankford, his body was tender
~ laid to reposc in the cemetery at
Williamsburg on Saturday the 2nd
inst.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

tlon and disappointment that the
SUM Of scvcn:y-iivr thousand dol,
lars We set ont TO raise has not been
realized. But We are encouraged
by What has been subcribed, which
with the insurance on i,lr building
destroyed. fully iu>tificS the Board.
when We consider the inevitably
dl>aStrouS consequences of Il fail
urc to restore the dormitOry ut once
IN pushing to completion the cree
ton Of the new building. II cannot
1t must not be that Grecnbircr will
allow this fine promise of great
school here for the education and
training OF young women to perish
for lack Of support. The men of
hrccnbricr arc spending thousands
IN the Improvement of their stock
and ever now arc are preparing for
4 great Fair this fall to promote
further Improvement. Are not our
girls dcarcr to us and Of far more
value than our pigs. our lambs, our
calves and our colts? The subsrrip-
ton list is waiting for your name.
Johnston Il. Handlcy and FLOYD
Goldman have Il force ut work on
the erection of 4 new Garage on JEFF
fcrSon street, on The lot just back
and South of +. l.. Bells store, W.
ii. l.ivcSay is bossing the job and
rapidly pushing the work.
Jas. Y. DotSon has one of his two
pretty houses on jefferson street
about ready for the papcrins and
paint. The concrete foundation of
the other is completed and the su-
perStructurc is rising. He expects
to occupy the first, on the north
cast corner of Jefferson and Ger
man Streets, as Il home. The other
when completed will be for rent.
W. l.. Wctzcl is the contractor and
Mr.. Dotson is giving personal attcn-
ton to the work and taking an
active hand in it.
VIM. l.. Tabscott has bought a
NICE building lot on Church Street,
near +. IL. Campbell. and is getting
ready to build ut once. Jas. y. Dick
son bought The lot adjoining but is
no! yet ready to build.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
\ MOTH; on WNRNI\G.
\ I'iiII:<I,.

IhiS is most likely to be a real
Fly season, already flies arc finding
their way into the houses, and We
believe That there will be- as man,
Ines by May first as there was last
year on June twentieth. The lack
81 Il long cold spell the past winter
resulted in many Flies. Moths. and
many other bugs. living through
me winter. simply seeking shelter
Tor short periods, to get out again
on The sunny mornings. Las, wear
inc Wy season was delayed at least
!" month from The normal BY the late
spring. and as Il result The iiy-bo,Jrr
diseases were less than usual. Inc
Typhoid and dysculrr,
were few IN number, vet with con-.
uIionS as They arc at present, un
less prompt action be taken 10 of
sci tlN-bournc diseases. Ey screen.
ing. preventing breeding places and
Keeping all ioodstuiTS away from
HES, We will have more of these
'tI&r'nrS than usual. April is Inc
inoliih To put on screens, remove
refuse matter from premises tsa.
ini&hi AFFORD breeding places. and
us" every means possible to fore
cast those dreaded I'ly-bnurnr dis
eases. Now that we know Flies are
breeding two months earlier This
year let H moi be late i'm starting
inc NWa'trr and Screening against
them.
". ~. PARKER. VI. -.
County Health officer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
WORK OF (,Rt\DJI,RS

One hundred and one indictment, ,
were made by the srandjury OF
faNette county which reported Fri
day. OF this number 56 were for
feloric>. Most of the miSdcmcanor
indictments were prohibition law
violations.
Ten Wcirwood miners were in
dIctcd III conpcction with the shoe,
ing and disorder at Willis Branch.
they were all promptly arrested
and brought before the Court where
they gave bond for $4,000 each for
thcir appearance April 10Th. George
Williams. minc-workcr official. W.
X. Bennett. and e.. Il. Summcrfic!d.
attorneys. went on their bonds.
Tribune.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

Tony Grandson MAS arrested at
Cumberland. Md, recently. by the
ponce ni that city. VINO will hold
him Tor the West Virginia author
mes III connection With the recent
number camp robbery near Rich
Wood. He had more than - .OuO
ON nm When arrested and SINS he
knows nothing Of the robbery. \
i"reisntr giving his name us james
-Nn'Phor MIS- arrested at Hcnick on
suspicion recently. He had $3.50
on ms person. which he said ne Won
IN Il poker game at i,ikiuS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
SUICIDE.

: ne mead baker ut THE Green
,, icy White Sulphur, a foreigner,
'nc' worried about his income tax
"nI!rh he did not want to pay, cot
49,, '''c' ol window cord Mondal
noon, walked abOu! half way
- Mates Mountain toward 'l,r
..'o House, pulled down the Hub
'r'c ticd one end Of the core
'"I'" II, the other end around his
." l,N a'id deliberately hung bimSr'f.
.',.i'!' a note in his. vest pocket
g., hiG mat he bad taken his life
:, ''"'h payment of The tax. We
10y. ar hal he had - or 90 thousand
''''rN III Il New York bank.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

The FocahoniaS Times SAYS: \
decided effort is being made by the
citizens OF iluntcrSville District TO
secure The services OF DR.. Raymond
Is. Lockridgc. to return and take uD
The work or his father, inc late DR..
j: Is. Lockridge. In reply to The pc
tltionerS he says he feels no higher
tribute could he paid him nor one
ne appreciated more highly than TO
be asked to fake up inc yoke So sud
denly laid down by his father. He
has The matter under consideration
and will be in West Virginia soon.
and talk over the matter with those
who desire his return.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS

Following arc the appointments
Tor the l.cwisburg District VI. t.
Church. South, announced bv Bish.
Cp Hendrix just before the adjourn.
ment Of the Baltimore Annual Con.
ference in Roanoke. Va. Monday:
KEY. II. |. Stephens, Presiding L.
AldcrSon-S. II. Neal.
Alvon-W. B. Reynolds.
Blue SULPHUR. b. Grimes.
Callaghan--H. b. Smith.
Clifton Forse--R. l.. Ful,Z.
Epworth-Wcndcll Allen.
Granbcrry---O. W. LuSby.
Durbin---J. II. Vandcvcr.
Frankford-C. ". Fink.
Grcenville-Thos. Morgan.
Grccnbank--J. W. Roscnbcrccr.
iiinton-J.H. Bean.
Hot Springs-R. q. IIipcs.
Observation-Disclosures Eubank.
ilillsboro--G. II. EcholS.
l.cvclton-K. ID. Swcckcr.
L.rwiSburg-I.. b. Bobbit,.
Marlinton-lrcd T.. Wyand.
FAINT Bank Sam +. Fridlcy.
Pelcrstown-l.. O. Rose.
RirhlandS--C. J. Clark.
Rnnccvcrlc--W E.. Sponauglc.
RcTicw--ll. l.. CoTman.
Scima-S. \. Wagner.
Sweet Springs--\. w. Russell.
Ialcott--O. W. Alexander.
lnion-W. ID. Eye.
White Sulphur j. e.. Hooks.
Williamsburg T.. e.. Iielmintollrr
The following will interest tn.
pecpl" of This District: J. G.. Thrush
or, Fairfax: II. l.. Hout. Frcdricks
3urS; l.. b. Atkins. Loudon: 4
hnoN, Central. BALTIC: John Knox
Audbro"k: i.inwood Hammond. Mt
AlrH; Bethany, W. +. I.owance
hubert SydcnstrickcT, Bucna Vista
T.. a. Burch. Eagle Rock; II. V
wheeler, West End; l.. S. Rudasill
Salem: Il. L. Pope, Rockbridge Bath
u. VI. Brown, GaithcrSburg: J. p
Tyler, Epworth; F. \. Tyler, p. r
winchester District; II. w. Ballen
gee, Bcrryville; l.. l.. Lowance
Hldseway; DR.. J. II. Light, p. f
MOOrcficld District.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
\ TRIBUTE.

Sunday afternoon while the beau
tnul sunshine pierced its way thru
the giant oaks in the old cemetery
at Williamsburg, We lowered into
the grave thr remains of Howard
Judy, who was killed while serving
his country in The famous Flanders
fields, France. Buried more than
Two years ago beneath the whir OF
hostile battle-plancs, roaring guns
OF destruction and tense hearted
comrades. He was raised from the
poppy cluster and brought to oui
quiet village for the long rcDosc.
ii WAS Il touching scene to the
irlcnds who knew him best and re-
called To us The dark days when =
mighty nation was III distress: when
all men put their shoulders togeih
rr to hold the torch Of freedom on
high.
We salute thee Howard
N,!h Stationed hearts,
Ana VIII revere tiIN name
III HE judgement starts.
irum Flanders Fields. where
he sod has healed.
10 The GlI home graveyard
Where Thy mother knrcird.
We trace thy route
With swelling pride.
.\nd cease 10 weep
Brcau," thou died.
ihN spirit has flown
from the sacred ROW.
~ The great beyond.
Mhrrc no peoples grow.
Weep moi dear friends.
For This noble boy:
Hes Standing guard
In a world Of joy.
a FHIE<n.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
GHttABRIER COUNTY SEMINARY FUND
NEWS.
ESSAY STATEMENTS

me School has been there for
Years and the love Of il has :, y,..,,,
sentiment about il.
II >''oH!d he rebuilt for the AT
f,"'''"inrHt Of higher education for
~" 4H'S Of our community. Girls
''' more "npah'c Of getting bctlyr
'"nr when they are grown.
~ IS quite Obyiuuy that This >choot
was tasty, aud just about To obtain
'nr lcp OF TIE steps Of final success
: 'id BE converted into nOtc.worlh>
~ "nar>' Christian Colicgc vhrn
Ec hand of tate pissed over if ant
'n' n"rm'l"r} was burned to tn,
ground.
~" reputation Of this School j.
Wih'lN know as Jir.', Snhnnr
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
BUILDING ACTIVE IN IEWlSBURG,

Just now LcwiSburg is enjoying
something of building boom. The
Moore Brothers, now having, by
action Of Prcsbytery, absolute con-
trol OF the Il. p. VI. S. have already
completed the foundation of q large
thrrc-story dormitory adjoining the
present buildings on the South and
running back far enough to pro-
VIDE for substantial building we'll
lighted and well-vcntillatcd with
recommendations for more than u
hundred students with a commod-
louS dininsroom in the basement
h'icHcn, Stor"roumS, etc, i'm the
rear. This big building will add
greatly to the facilities already Do
Nihcd, and we venture the prct!ic
llon mai the school will opcn this
lall with an attendance of fully 200
making the largest school ever seen
~ our dear old town. The school
IS growing fast not only in number,
hlIl III The confidence and gond-vilI
OF the people.
On the Seminary grounds Nrs>r>
collins and Wood. con,iruci;on
bosses, representing Mr.. pct,jiohn
~ L\nchburg, Va, contractor. now
nave large force of bands ot
work clearing away the drbri, Jcri
pN me lire OF January 81. i'm urrn-
grafton for The foundation nc ,h,
'nr@c and c"mm"diouS. new. up-In.
"ale' iIrc-pronf. building. soon 10
grace IN" campus in its artistic
proportions, beautiful and impos-
ING presence. This building will
hr SCI back 81 or 10 feet closer ,o
me NH behind il and with Il snuc.
what longer front. II is JcSion-
cd as TN" central building Of a aroup
III contemplation which We hr,c
some day to see Standing on lin,
chInpus. II is designed and Joc,t-
'u win IN eye to the future and
Nnrh our plans and hopes arc fully
icailZrd the Seminary grounds will
DC 10 us all "a thing Of beauty and
Il Joy forever. This thing so dear
10 me hearts Of thousands who see
'nt importance of Christian Edu.
''''"h Tor the young women of iI,c
'n','"hitN. county and Stale can
hoi Dc rcallzrd by simply PLANNING
ana hoping for il. We must br VIII
mig 10 work for it and to give rs il
even to the point of sacr;ticn
mere let us ask nf the Grccrbricr
man VINO has money to invest. can
u" ma Il safer or better place TO pui
~ money than in an institution
''hn thIs where the monc> jnyr>lrd
VIII DrlnS returns >urcIy and steal
ny hot IN dollars and CENTS b,t IN
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
G. p. NJ. S. WINS DOUBLEnEADrR

Grccnbricr Prcsbytcrial School
TOOK Il doublt-header from Fish
burnc Military School at LcwiSburs
Saturday afternoon, the games be-
ing featured by the pitching of
Pharr. who twirled both games Off
Greenbrlrr. The score in the first
game was TO ., and in the second
, TO !. Both games were played
seven innings by agreement.
Saturdays brace Of victories
made Grecnhricr's record for the
season, so far, live straight wins.
Batteries: -Pnarr
and Meyers for each game. Fish
Jacobs. Second Game, Nidgcwell
and Jacobs.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
THE GREEABRIER COUNTY WOMAN'S
ASSOCIATION

Ne" Members Mrs. James T..
George.
contributors: Na-Wrstcrn Pow
- company, Clifton Forge. ~lj.OO.
meeting will be held at The
"1nn ~ Preston Community House
Wy tuesday, April 10Th. al ! p. III.
a., hum'naGc Sale viii be held al
, m' community House ihiS spring.
vase r"n,cmbcr this when doing
'u spring cleaning and save all
'"u can for this sale.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

1, WIlilnmSburS Graded SchooI .
SHcrrn'h Mon!h-Gth, 9TH and Sth
Grade Mackic G.. iIumr, Trachrr
Mrirnc Judy, Brulah Sut,lr. Bessie
MArtIn. e.. ClowScr. Mary Simmons.
Glcnna Simmons, Geneva Simmn,S
:. ith and 9TH Grade Susie E..
h.nIGhl. Teacher: Alice KrsI,r.
r,.ilorrhcc Eransford, Ethel Brown.
lE;llZHbeth Simmons. Kyle judy. Carl
,iahdieN, Floyd Matthew's. HaIDh
, w Natt; i'oyland Martin, Arnold
r,nn E,' NIilIam Goodwin, Car
=, PRIMARY Room -Ncllc G.. Shirkev
I,rachrr: Pearl Bransford. .JrSsj,.
t,io"Scr, llazcl Matthew's. C;r,rr
M!N.t Audrey Martin. NadoIinc
" ililnlnS;. Oliver. Martin, Marlin
br"wn. E3rl llnndlcy, Edwin Glow.
Wn,,, n,' ~ Tee Tee, I,InwScr,: Henry w.
Matthew'S. h'i'
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
RoiL For TERM. lg20.tooj

h''Nie T.. Hume. Teacher.
yer cent Of Attendance for .Tr,,,
Girls. -; Bows. %. wv ''I .
s,, 1'h' IN; and SIh Gradc GcuI.r,
,,u'.!c' Arlene Judy. GENEVA Sim'
m ,S' '''nna Simmons, Mar\ SIN.
ca, 'liIr &. Knight. Teacher.
S; n,n, on ;i,n 9Th Grads Eliza,r'j.
lev E;' ,ii' Elhc' grown, Cart iTaud-
Waii,hGAn,'vs 'HhN. ralph Wyatt, FloNG
nellie &: Shirley. Tcachcy.
irimHrN ROom-.pcarl BrnrIr,rd
1'SSlc CinwScr. IIalcl M1li,,ry,
Hi:racc Myers. Audrey Martin. W,J,'
INC Williams. Oliver Martin, N,r
IIi Brown, Earl HandIrv, Ed>, i,
HTi!oWNrr, David lee Clowsrr ~,
w., w, W ',ihcH, Dwi4h! Miller. EiiI'
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
GARD OF THANKS

We desire 10 express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for. the
many kiEdncS>c>. considerations.
and expressions Of sympathy front
our friends nj Srnoot and many 9TH
er sections Of the county and else
where, during the illness aud death
OF our dear wife and mother.
May the Heavenly Father reward
Non from His rich bounty.
l.. q. HAYNES AND FAMILY.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
l'Il,I.;.
~ OF Il lGRMIil; 'STOMEHS
AND THE pl'BIJC.

"" have sold our Jcwclry and
,"atrh Repair business to Robert
-" ana John II. Sibold. and from
NPrl! !, 1921. they own and con-
'"'t me business under the firm
name. Sibold Brothers. All ac-
counts due us are due and payable
'rr>"Hs owing us Will please settle
N''h me personally or Ht Siboid
EROS. Store.
H-W J. NJ. WILKERSDN & co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
PETIT JURORS FOR MAY COURT

tEiil u NoltS FOX MAY COURT.
The following is il list of persons
drawn to serve us Jurors for the
May term Grcenbricr County
Circuit Court, May 10. 1921:
Harper Via, Leslie Fcrrcll, S. l..
Jackson, VIM. EcholS, Jess Alder
man, {. W. kcrshner, II. r. Boone.
Cecil Rodgers, e.. r. Brown, Hubert
Wicklinc. II. +. Ellis, Chas Simms.
l.. 1. Deitz, J. y. Hokc, y. Il. Huff
man, John nransfOrd, W. C.. BRYANT.
+ 1t. Is. Moore, Hill McClung, !. NJ.
Dahmcr. L. Il. Payne, &. l.. Napier,
Is. T.. Martin, Amos Garner, j. NJ.
Preston, Geo. NJ. Mcknight. Edgar
Mel aughlin, Henry Rcnick. Harvey
Judy, Alex RAIDER, w. II. Felix, 4.
w. Cleck, Guy b. Montgomery, Raw
liinklc, II. l.. Mccoy, lobe Dolin.
Chas. r. Mathews, +. A. Burgess. w.
II. Ochcltrcc, j. VI. Moore, Carol d.
McCiung. J. II. Pickett. Chas G..
RAIDER, Is. l.. Wade, Robert Andcr-
son. =. j. Caller. NJ. Newton Hobbs.
}. !. Shanklin, Guy Robinson. $. NJ
Christie.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

FOR SALE. One five passenger.
.'c"nd hand, Piedmont. Has been
TN about 1000 miles. Just been
"Hrrhaulrd. with entirely new gear.
ny. and is in fine condition. viii
sell at Il bargain. The car can be
cen at HE Frankford Garage, Franz
-1rI. ". Va. l.. u. RvrEnr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

Or. John d. McCorklc. registered
Eve Sight Specialist, Of Hinton, W.
w., at the Grccnbricr Hotel, Ron
ceycrlr. First Monday Of cacl,
month from nine to five o'clock. .
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

\ car of ties jumped the track on
&c road of the Cherry River Boom
- IHnbcr Company near Fleetwood
't't week. The car rolled into The
iNrr. Three wOrkmcn were caught
Hndrr the ties, Geo. paulcy and \. l.
'.lMkhHn being seriously injured.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

FOR SAl.E.--75 thrc>hing ma
chimes, all sizes; 80 New Saw Mill
,nd Engines. all sizes. Quick de-
livery. Write me if interested. Will
see YOU at once. G. W. GRAVES. Agent
A,lcrSOu, W. Va. l-15-ff
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+. l.. Bell is back from L business
rip to Bluetield. ....
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Anderson. Of Char.
lesion. is Il guest of her Sitscr, Mrs.
,,ro Anderson here.
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TO LIMESTONE SUBSCRIBERS.
There will be no toll charges be-
lwecn exchanges, under the present
iateS, except from pay-stationS.
lj-2w LIMESTONE TELEPHONE Co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

The hampshire peach crop is
zone but about 80 per cent Of the
apples are safe. The Works and the
Rome beauties stood The cold spell
better than any other variety.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

Robert Dietz, Of Blue Sulphur
Springs, claims his son killed a
raltlcsnakc a few days ago thai was
y ~ feet long. The dog brought
the snake to bay near the creek and
,ounS DictZ killed ii with Il hoe.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

DR.. o. l.. Baker has bought the
frank RAIDER property (Woodson
ilouSc) in the North end of town.
and will again take up his rcsiden:e
acre for the practice Of his pro-
frSSjOn
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

Eop S,Ir.--Good Saddle Horse go
..,II railcd Sorrcl. Perfectly quiet.
rrjcr reasonable. Apply to !. ".
::,.,lrR. Rcnick, w. Va. l5-tf
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

W1Hrrp.--Whitc woman TO do
General house work. Good wages.
Rice home. Apply, r. l.. WRIGHT,
nnncrvcrte, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

The House Of Delegates has pass
I'd the bill amending the act Great
ius the Anderson Independent
School District so that bonds can
be issued for 81 instead of 20 wears.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15
MONEY Is WANTED.

Money is wanted for keeping the
r,mc,crv. Interested Parties will
,,rd their contributions to Miss
r.rr;c Strattor, Lcwisburg, W. Va.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-04-15

rou S>lE.-WillyS Knight tour
-, ear. in iirSt-clasS condition.
VIII sell cheap or exchange for
,:',hl,r car. q. =. L,vESNY. LSbg.