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L1NCHBURC POST
PLANS A CLUBHOUSE
Especial 10 The r!mcs-Dlspateh,1

LfNCfIBCRG. VA, June 25.-The
Ly"chburE POST. American Legion.
is preparing 10 stage a campaign for
clubhouse to cost between $4,000
and 10000. which would include
country club privileges for members
such ds pool and billiards. bowling.
tennis and natatorium The post
is 10 have a meeting early In July
10 begin preliminary arrangements
looking to securing site and plans
for club building
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BE IT ORDAINED by THE COUNCIL.
OF THE CITY OF RICIMOND:

BE 1T ORDAINED by THE COUNCIL.
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
j. That the Virginia Railway and
Power Company be, and 81 is hereby,
authorized and permitted to construct
an additional track, so as TO have
from Twenty-hrst to Twenty fifth
street. connecting with its present
tracks on N" Street at Twenty NTH.
and connecting with its present
tsaclss on Marshall street at Twem.
ty-frst. with all necessary cross
overs. sidinSs. switches. etc. and to
operate It's cars thereon SO as 10 give
continuous passage aastwardly along
and over Jefferson Avenue. be-
tween the said streets, ami along
aud over IN" Street. from Twenty
NTH To Thlrty-hrst Street and on
Thirty first. from M" Street to the
street. ana thence, returning west
wardiy over its present line and over
sinhic-track line To be authorized
on II" street TO Twenty ninth Street:
Street TO M" street. and wcstwardiy
ON M Street to Jefferson Avenue
ana thence along Jefferson Avenue
to an intersection with and over its
present line to Twcpty-tirSt and Mar
shall Streets. and thence westwardly
IN accordance with its present fran
chiscs.
This privilege is granted upon con-
Ni''p'' Nuit INC virginia hallway and
rover Company VIII pave on Jcfrer-
son Avenue with paving OF tho same
character to be used by tho city on
this street. the space required by it's
present franchise for the existing
single track now on the said avenue
as the same may be shifted and re-
iiid 10 permit the double tracking
herein authorized. provided how
ever. that IL Is understood and agreed
that the said company shall not be
required TO pave the space occupied
by the newly established track on
said Jefferson Avenue. hut that the
city Will pave. At it's own cost. said
space. Provided. further. that after
the said new track shall have been
laid aud after the paving thereof
shall have been done by the city, the
SAID company shall thereafter and
thcnceiorwhrd be liable for all of the
paving oblisations imposed by its
lrRhchtsc on account OF the double
tracks hereby authorized. in the same
manner aud to the same extent as IL
ch!sr IL the city had never istclr paid
for the original paving AN herein pro
vidcd
3 The said Virginia Railway and
Power Company is hereby authorized
and permitted, ms a. condition OF the
foregoing privileges, TO take up and
remove It's poles. wires and double
tracks and other property now exist
Ing on Twenty-fourth Street. from
Marshall to Broad. and on Broad
street. from Twer. fourth to TWEEN
ty-nfth. and on wenty-nfth Street.
from Broad to M" Street. and to dis.
continue tho operation OF cars over
tho Same 9poa condition. however
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Issue Charter. for Two I.ncn1.

LiNCHRCRG, VA. Juno e5-
Charters have been issued from ,ba
state headquarters here OF tho Viz
ginia Farmers Educational! and CO.
operative Union for locals at Whit.
Hal! and kernstown. both In Fred
erick County. The officers at White
Ha!! are George NJ. Carson. presi-
dent. j w. Hees. vice president. and
Eugene II Andrews. observation-disclosures
urer' and at kernstown. j. william
Camn'er. president; y. II. Smith. vice
president aud w. l.. Tidler. secre-
tary- treasurer
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Men's store Nine Wins.

HOPEWELi.. VA. June 25.-The
Mems store baseball team. OF Hope
We'll. came "n victorious in hard
fought ninc-inuing game OF Dutch
Gap Saturday afternoon. by the score
OF 10 !.
The score stood 10 ] in the ninth
inning. with TWO men on bases and
Two out. Richard Sadlcr. OF the
Hopcwcll team. came TO the bat and
slammed on" for n home run. making
The locals the winner hy IA fair mar
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Mu., Garry "Tnm Light.

HOPEWELL, VA, June 25.-LocaI
police continue 10 ares: Offenders Of
the ordinance requiring motor We
hic!es TO carry "ta!l-lighis." More
offenders were added 20 the grow
ing list Saturday night I, IS the
purpose OF the authorities to remove
every possible chance OF accidents
within the city limits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-26

at public auction ut tho rate O. a.
900 an acre Tie price paid .oc aomo
Of tho land wac AZ Ii rnto o. us much
front foot a. tho property would
have sold for M acre twenty-five
yenrs uYo
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rustees' Sale

BY virtue OF u certain deed OF trus,
from Oscar Swincford and Hattie q
Swincford, hia wife. dated the 27th
day OF January 1921. ana duly re-
corded IN the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield County.
Nirz!nia. in Deed BOOB. 1872. at page
10Y. default having been mad. in the
payment of a part OF the debt secured
and the entir. outstanding indebted
ness having been declared imm.dintc-
~ due and payable By the holder OF
inc notes cVinencinE the same in ac-
cordance with its right SO To do under
said Deed Of Trust. and having beer,
requested 80 TO do by the said holder
OF the notes secured by said Deed o.
trust We Will sell at public auction
on the premises
At IL O'CLOCK NOON.
on MONDAY. july 10. 1892.
the following property. described in
said Deed of Trust is follows, to-wit.
All that certain tract of land. with
the improvements thereon. IN tho
County Of Chesterfield. Virginia ,bout
three miles from the City OF Kichl
mond. on the west side Of The Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad, containing
12.'i acres. Beginning at the point
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
about 500 feet north OF tn. road
called Brandcr's Road. and running
.hence y: SIG W. 1876 feet. thence
5. 51z W. 2s72.5G fec. 10 ID stake.
thence y. s5ia l.. 1882 feet to right
OF way OF said railroad. thence north
wardly with it's line s6.2 feet, thence
with the lines OF Virginia Lithia
Springs Company. y. 1874 W. AZ feet.
y. . +. l7l.6 feet, $. 75h. T.. 5iT feet
to the right OF way OF said railroad
thence northwaTily along said right
OF way l71i.. feet to the beginning.
and more particularly shown on piai
OF survey thereof made by r. ,,raw-
ford Redd & Bro. dated August 10.
l9i'. and recorded in the Clerks
Once OF Chesterfield Circuit Court In
u. Il. li9. p. %. To which plat refer
ence ~ hereby made. Being a part
or the same real estate conveyed TO
oscar Swineford by deed from
Artemus III Perry and wifi. dated
10. 1890. and recorded in
the Clerks once of the Circuit Court
OF Chesteriield County. Virginia, in
u. u. 81. page $50.
TERMS: Cash.
ANDREW d. CHRISTIAN,
JOHN ii. GUY,
Trustees.
NOTE: To reach this property via
RtchmDnl- Petersburg E,Iactri, -
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PLAN TRADE WEEK
FOR LYNCHBURG.

Especial 20 The imes-Dispatch.I
LfNCHBURG, VA. June 25.-As q
part OF trade week 10 be put on
here during the nrst week in Au-
gust, arrangements are now being
made for the period between Au-
gust IA 10 have at least 1000 visit
Ing merchants here as guests OF the
Manufacturers and Wholesalers As
ISOLATION. which has been formed 10
back the trade week venture.
Travelling, statesmen Will distributes
formal invitations 10 their customers
TO come here. and those who notify
the association OF their acceptance
VIII be entertained while here with
out cost
P!anS for the week are beiut
worked out by committees named for
the purpose.
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BY H. SELDOM TAYLOR
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Grace Street PROPERTY


AL
uperiyf Tor safe
NJ.
who buy
abou
'N'"'
n ssionc
one oandt
OF town
' 800" &c '"
II SELDOM &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-26

NOTICE.
To the Stockholders Of The Citizens Bank
OF Emporia Virginia:
Take notice that the hoard of Directors
OF raid bank have called meeting OF tho
stockholders thereof TO be held at the
Office OF SAID bank in the Town OF EN-
roris. Virginia, on ;he nth day o. July.
1922. a; nine 60 o'clock A ~. Tn. pur-
pose OK said meeting Is To hav. the stock
holders deCid. whether the aforesaid ban X
shall &c converted into national bank.
and 20 authorize the doing OF any and
all things thai may be necessary Ia con-
nect!on with the purpose aforesaid.
II. W. HALL.
President OF The Citizens Bank OF EN-
poTla, Virginia.
Attest:
W. +. HARDING.
Secretary and Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL. BANK.
Richmond. Va. June 20. 1921
AT a meeting OF tho board OF directors
OF this bank held this day a semiannunl
dividend Of 10 per cent on the capita,
stock was declared, payable July LIST 20
the stockholders Of record as OF June 20.
1872
JOHN e. WHITE
Vice president Cashier.
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FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices, If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see US.
G. l.. G. H. L. DENOON,
BOT East Main Street.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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FARM BARGAINS.
James River farm Of
775 acres, 300 cleared,
Is miles west Of Rich
mond; $35 per acre.
10 acres and 8-room
dwelling, city convent
ences, within 7 miles Of
Richmond; in sight Of
depot; good orchard;
$4,000.
230 acres, 100 cleared,
and two good dwell
ings; fine soil; $40 per
acre.
+ JLLARD & BAGBY,
1909 E. Main.
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uirh Price for Min. Acr.,

LYNcHEuRG. VA. juno 25.-
Nine acres Of land lying on The
Peahland Road near rne Oakwood
Country Club. :our miles from the
center Of this city. this week. sold
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ANDREW ID. CHRISTIAN.
JOHN ii. GUY,

NOTE: To reach this property via
Richmond Petersburg Electric Line.
get off at Stop .. Public road from
turnpike crosses a. g. l.. Railroad IN
above property. which is adjacent TO
and west OF railroad
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY J. d. CARNEAL & SONS.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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iiuii-i.s .,,i sale

LLEVUE COURT -
charming stucco home,
n beautiful Bell G vue
court, 6 rooms, hard
wood floors, handsome
electric fixtures, beauti-
lully papered through
out; an ideal home. Buy
like paying rent. Direct
from owner. Address
Box d 800, Gre Dispatch.
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STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISES
OFFICE OF
THE CITY CLERK
HIrhnonl Nn
June II, 1922
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that an ordinance has
been recommended to the Council of
the city Of Richmond by it's Commit
tee on Sire proposing an amend
ment to tn reci railway franchises
or the Val IA Railway and Power
Company. :. which the said company
VII he p.i.aitted to remove its
tracks. poles and wires and discon-
l,nue tho operation OF it's cars on
twenty fourth Street, from Marshall
street To Brond. and on Broad Street
from Twenty fourth to Twcnty-nfth
broad to "P Street. aud on -"
Street. from Twenty-nfth TO Twenty
ninth street, and also to remove its
westbound track and discontinue the
street. from Twenty-ninth TO Thirty
nrst street, and on Thirtyfir Street.
from M" Street TO "P' Street. and
also To double-track It's lines on JEFF
street TO Twenty-nfth Street and TO
construct single track on "P'
street. from Twenty ninth Street to
Thirty-iirst Street, all OF which In
wolves "A change in the operation Of
the cars OF the said Virginia Railway
ana Power Company. which said
way franchises are more particularly
ana IN detail set out in the following
ordinance. which may be acted on by
the Common Council at any regular
ttScr lnlS
notice has been published for ten
days in The Richmond Timex- Dis
patch. newspaper published in tn.
city or Richmond. The said ordi-
nance may thereafter be acted on by
the Board Of Aldermen at any regular
or spccia! meeting held after the said
ordinance shall be adopted ii IL is
adopted. by the Common Council
The ordinance proposing the said
amendments. now pending IN the
common Council as aforesaid reads
as follows:
AN ORDINANCE
TO permit the Virginia Hallway and
Power Company to construct and
operate an additional track on JEFF
ferson Avenue. from Twcuty-tlrst
TO Twenty-ffth Street and Il single
track on Up" Street. from Twenty
ninth Street TO Thirty first street.
and also to remove its double.
tracks. poles and wires and discon-
tinue the operation OF it's cars on
Twenty fourth Street from Mar
shall TO Broad. and on Broad, from
twenty fourth To Twcnty-htth, and
ON Twenty-iifth. from Broad to M"
street. and It's single track on
Twenty-ffth Street, from M" to
"P.' and on up" Street from Tween
ty-hfth to Twenty-ninth Street. and
its westbound track on M" Street.
from Twenty-ninth Street to Thlr-
ty-hrst Street. and on Thirty-frst
street. from M" Street to Up"
street. on certain conditions
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WHEN placing . Oispatcn Classified "A
rates. ths1 ara Ata.actiya
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Ui,fi+, 'L.>>;s.ri.
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vies.rresldeat ana secret,
WIG tSIA TRUST COMPANY
M. =. .....-,-A

JUNO 70, Is-..
The Directors OF this CUmpany nave
tai, DAY declared quarterly div!I-nI of
twO and Il hal. per cent -, rtJ pay.b,r
o. ana A:icr July :. lJs1. 70 stockho.d-rs
u record al the close o; 5u..ness june 90
l.22.
L. u. AYLETT.
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fiEE-EoOm bungalow on ia".sih. cal,
'.t" .'>y Terms. Can use 5000 auto
m"hNr "r GOT a. nF.t Payment, CAL
'i1H'-pr ~ Nog.e.agi is+-W.
GROVE AVE raDnis. baths !asg-
oft. good t"rIus. irs-y. Mcdaniel! .i;n
" iigaFtns 60. Mad. c:.s
i.i'iH.A%p Park rsncuca'y ne". :
iuuH.s. bath. electric lights hot water
hl,.iuenr io, sGA;=1. .S.uoV. easy arm,
Boa q evS. care - Tho Dispatch.
j. RECT FNpN OWNER one OF the ,no.,
admired homes ~ SOrth Richmond
uud"rn rooms; hot-w heat:
grounds. -1iNi.6 feet; nu- lawn. fruit
trees flowers. shrIUbrry. garage. Low
pr!e" :" quick purchaser Win at least
iwo-thsrds cash. Madison i'"S-J.
cleSan, home. l2-rO a hou,e.
"ith ) acres. yard ana park. Ia suUuros
Mos; d"sii6ulc place around Richmond
'ps It sduitagiIu Address nnI \ 49,
ARE IN" Dispatch.
DIRECT FROM owHEH-Sorth R.ch.
'nond horn" % rooms. modern. Hs.
r.se. corner. fruit; trees | VIII sell
'his homo cheap. Easy terms Replies
20 II tss. care The DiApatch, o! Madison
500
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TIE regular annual meeting o. the stocx-
holders OF the iuUcTt Harding Com
pany. Inc vii! lie held al the oiic.s
of the company. 10 North Seventh street;
Richmond. Va. on Wednesday, July
t. at T.. 81. o'clock. l. II. KirnbrouEb
Secretary.
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An Exceptional Bargain.

North Observation-Disclosures home, rooms
double torches never been grouped
beautifully decorated. $3.50. Very
easy tsTmA. Tn. home is we'll located
on 6o-foot lot and uUGurstlonably ;h-
best value in the whole North Richmond
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE rLASTEks NATIONAL. bASK
OF RICHMOND. "a.
June 1s. isi2.
The directors q: this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend u.
four per cont Oh the capital stock pay
Able July !. !s2t. TO stochho!dsrl Of rec
ord Us o! Juno Is 1872
ChecEs wi!! u mailed
". 81 GODDARD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-26

The Directors Of the GERMAN american
BJ!lding and Loan Corporation met on tho
!.ih met. and declared "a s-lni-annua. dt.,t-
d-nd OF aia peg csni. payable u stock
holders OF and after July :. 1892.
CuAS n. WILLIS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-01
ORDINANCE NO.
An Ordinance To Preserve tue Peace
and Good Order of the Town OF
Walhalln.

An Ordinance TO Preserve Gte Peace
and Good Order Of the Town Of
Walhalla.
Be 1t Ordained by the Aluyor and
Aldermen Of the Town OF Walhana.
in Council assembled, and b. author
ity Of the same:
Section 1. That it shall b., unlaw-
full for any person to be foUad drink
ing or drunk In the Tow Of Wal
halla, whereby the peace and good
order Of the town may be Impaired
or the convenience Of othor persons
interfered with.
Sec. Q. That it shall be 'nlawful
for any person to comm N act Of
public indecency on a st,c"r
Sec. 8. That any person 0nvicted
Of keeping a disorderly on ,s within
the limits Of the Town OF Walhalla
shall, upon conviction OF such Of
Tense, be fined q sum no ess than
$4,000 nor more than E.. 90, and
the owner or lessee Of ;lv dwelling
house or other buildin" situated
within the said corporate luits, who
let's or sub-lets any such ii Is Cling to
any person or persons t. b., used as
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-01
ORDINANCE NO. 8.

An Ordinance to Establish Fire Jim
It's In the Town Of Walhalla.
BE it Ordained by tho Mayor and
Aldermen Of the Town Of Walhalla,
In Council assembled, and by author
ity Of the same:
Section 1. That fire limits be es-
tablished in the Town Of Walhalla,
on Main street, on both north and
south sides thereof, between Ann
street and Tugaloo street; that with
In said limits no new house shall
hereafter be built Of wooden mater
1al, and no additional room or rooms
shall be built Of wood to any house
now standing within said Ire limits;
provided, however, That a piazza
covered with slate, tin, zinc or gravel
may be added to any dwelling house
erected within said fire limits.
Sec. Q. That all buildings hereaf-
ter erected within said fire limits
shall be built Of brick or stone and
covered with slate, tin, zine or gra-
vel.
Sec. 3 That no building or build
ings constructed Of wood, of any size
or dimensions, shall be built or erec-
ted within two hundred (200) feet
of either side Of Main street within
said fire limits.
Sec. 4. That before any building
OF any character shall be erected
within said fire limits, plan there
OF shall first be submitted to the
Town. Council for approval.
Sec. 5. That any building or struc-
ture erected within said fire limits
contrary to the provisions OF this
ordinance NAV he abated and re-
moved by the Town Council as a pub
lie nuisance at the expense Of the
owner or owners Of said property.
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Sec. e.5sThat this Ordinance shall
be deemed general aud perpetnal,
shallGgo into effect upon its pub ica-
ton. and cont tinue OF force until re-
pealed or amended. /. @ @f'
Done infCoIncil and ratified IN der
the Corporate Seal of}}the Town of
Walhalia ON the Sd day Of
cL. 81 February, 1922, and In the
146th year OF the sovereign
ty and Independence ofi the United
States Of America.
JAS. Nj. MOSS, Mayor.
T. A. GRANT, Clerk and treasurer.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4.

An Ordinance to Preserve the III enltll
and Cleanliness of tho Town OF
Walhalla. {4sa
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town OF Walhaila,
Council assembled, and by author
tty Of the same:
Section /. That all residents, whe-
ther owners OF property or tenants
occupying the same, within the In
corporate ,limits, shall keep their
premises In a clean and healthy con-
dttton, and any person or persons
failing or refusing to remove a nuis-
ance when requested 80 to do hy the
Board Of Health, shall be guilty Of a
misdemeanor, and may be- pun shed
at the discretion of the Mayor within
the limits Of his authority, and such
nuisance may be abated at&tho ex-
pense Of the owner or occupant
Sec. 2. That it shall be unla wful
for any person or perso ons to cstab-
lish any slaughter house or bntcher
pen within the corporate limi s Of
tho town.
Sec. 3. That any dog running at
large within the corporate limits be-
tween the 1st day of June AMI the
! 1st day Of October, without Nnuz-
zle, Is liable to be seized and retain
ed for Il period Of forty 4i&ht5 lours,
during which time his uwnercan re-
doom him by paying tfa sum Of one
dollar, and If not So rrdesmeC, the
dog shall be shot, at me distl ion
Of the Mayor: Provided. THAT GOTH
ing in this Section shall De cous vued
as applying to dogs belonging to any
party or parties passing thrcngh the
Town Of Walhalla.
Sec. 4. That it shall be unlawful
for bull dog or any othcr VICIOUS
dog, or stock Of any kind. tosrrn at
large within the corporate limits of
the town at any time.
Sec. 5. That all dogs III the town
must be registered aud numbered in
the office Of the Clerk OF the Town,
and the owner of every dog shall
provide a collar, upon which the
number of the dog shall be STAMPED
| for Identification. All dogs In town
must be registered by the 1st5Gay OF
March, 1922, and any person coming
! into possession of one after that date
must have 1t registered and collaced
within five days. Any dog found on
the streets not collared and number
ed shall be taken up by the Marshal
and be liable to be shot, ut the dis
cretion Of the Mayor. That for said
registration and numbering the
Clerk shall collect fee Of fifty cents
for each and every dog, whlch fee
shall be turned into the 'Hro&si OF
! the Town rs General Funds,
Sec. @ That any person ,-Ssarpe r.
sons. violating any or the provisions
OF this Ordinance shall be liable to
arrest and fine, or imprisonn enl, u,
the discretion of the Mayor, within
the limits of his authority.
Sec. Z. That this Ordinance shG!
be deemed general and perpetual
shall go into effect upon It's rubica.
tion, and continue Of force until Ia-
pealed or amended.
Done in Council and ratified under
the Corporate Seal Of the Town OF
Walhalla on the ID day Of
! IL. 81 February, 1922, and in the
145th year Of the sovereign
ty and independence Of tho United
States Of America.
JAS. NJ. MOSS Mayor.
T. A. GRANT, Clerk and Treasurer.
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