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FOIl RENT?One furnished room for n
gentleman. .Apply ut 101 Mechanic street.
FOR KENT?One nicely furnished room
for gentleman. oil mini preferred; use
of hutli aud phone. Close r.o Sixth street
bridge, on alnut St. Call Home phone T'J.
FOIl RENT?Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. J. \V.
Wells, Sixth street, North View.
FOR RKNT?Three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. $13 per mouth. Apply
ut -i-U Florence street.
Folt RENT?One nicely furnished, large
front room in private family, with use of
bath aiitl both phones, six minutes' walk
from courthouse. Gall llell phone 087-11.
FOR KENT?Two furnished sleeping rooms
for gentlemen only. Apply at 113 "West
I'lke street.
FOR KENT?Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with use of bath and
phone. Apply at 113 School street.
FOR RBNT?Nicely furnished room, with
use of hath ittid phone, three minutes
walk from Empire Building. Call at -hid
Bee street.
FOB RENT?Two furnished rooms for
light, housekeeping to reliable party,
without children. Apply at 027 Weruiger
street.
FOR UK NT?'Two nicely furnished front
he<l rooms for either .ladies or gentlemen,
with use of bath and telephone. Call
Bell lOM-R.
FOR 11EKT?Two unfurnished rooms, two
minutes walk from courthouse. Apply at
13S West Main street.
FOR RENT-?Store Rooms.
FOR RENT?Store rom in Northview, on
paved street, corner Seventh street. Beat
location in Northview. Apply at Frledlander's,
119 Fourth street.
- FOR REMTV-riouses
It >nn ii * "> '~i w in, in m i |
FOB BENT?
Store room 138 W. Main St., $22.50.
3 room cottage. Factory St., $14.00.
C room house. Brown St., $21230.
C. C. McCarty, McCarty Bldg., Bell
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FOR KENT?New 7 room house, bath, pantry,
front-anti buck porches ; cement-.eel-,
lar, slate roof, lot 40x120. On Orchard
street. Stealey Heights. See P. A. Olds,
* 114 Chapel street, Belli "phone 1120-J.
FOR RENT?A four room apartment in
good condition, with hath, use of basement.
water rent paid, desirable reaeideuce
section. 300 1-3 Clay street, $15.00
per month. Ready December 15. Charles
G. Coffman, 210 Court St.
POU RENT?Bight rom house nt 105 Virginia
avenue, newly papered and varnished.
For full information call Bell
phone 1251-R.
POR RENT?To parties without children,
neat up to 'date five room apartment,
hardwood finish, cabinet mantels, porches,
buck and front, central location. H. J.
White & Co.. McCarty Rldg,, Bell phono
108. Res. 1302- L, Home 433.
FOR RENT?Seven room house on Park
Boultsvard, Highland Park, first class,
modern conveniences good-well, on large
lot. .Tolin Cookman. 153- Park Boulevard,
Highland Park, Bell phone 10SO-J.
FOR RENT?One six room house, on
Woodland avenue, Stealey Heights; all
modern conveniences, with garden, newly
papered; Apply "to Post-Reger Company.
3rd floor, Gort Bldg.
POR RENT?One large new four room doit-,
tage at Hnrtlnml, one six room and bath
nt $20. and one four room at $12.50 at
Norwood addition. Glenn B. Waters, 300
Prunty Building, Bell'phone 1327-.T.
POR RENT?A six room house, wholly, or
partly . furnished, convenient location;
family without children: preferred. Rent
very reasonable to right party. For further
information call nt 234 S. Chestnut
street.
FOR RENT?barge nice four room apartment.
large porch, on Mllford street,
Stealey Heights, three minutes walk to
car stop. Fourteen dollars per month.
See or address Mary Boyles, Mllford St., I
Clarksburg.
JfOK ukm?one wnr room <1001150, centrally
lowitcil. Apply to J. W. Bush, Bell
phono HOT-AY..
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FOB SAT iTs?Lots
FOR SALE?Lot ot? Seventh street. Colonial
Heights, near Washington Irving high!
school; must have the money, will sacrifice
if sold at once. Apply at 478 Lee
street.
jFQft SALc.?^iisueTiancQus
^ FOR SALE?rOfl and Gas Leas ^
. .es, Coal Options, Oil and Gas
Assignments^ House Leases,
Trespass Cards,_ Hunting
permits, For Gale Lards, For'
Rent Cards and Justice's
. supplies,. Clarksburg Telegram
office.
FOR A'bUB Christmas PresehtH. huy Edison
Diamond AmherolaBhdribKraphl^
Records, Record Cabinets. At W. S. Corpening's.
Room l. Second: Floor, Irwin
Bldg., Clarksburg, yr. Ya.
FOR SALE?One Jersey cow/ two yenrB
old. fresh four weeks; 'Si vlngie comb
AVhite leghorn, pullets and four cockerels.
00c each if sold this week. Address
P. O. Box L>O0. , Bell phone 3171rJ.
FOR SAiiE?A few shares of stock, in
the:Clarksburg Trust Company. Address
"S. ~\V." caro Telegram, office.
FOR ^-boiler: anJTengln^
Some Vacant
Lots
Sell Readily
The one advertised in this
space yesterday wits sold in one
day and now I am looking for
another one that can be sold as
quickly.
FOR EXCHANGE
My residence on the corner of
Hornor avenue and Seventh fl
! street.
Fine, Modem, New Home
Will take a two or three
thousand dollar vacant lot as
part paymeht. Ten years' time g
in which to pay the balance.
House is rented at $40.00 per g
month net.
H. F. MODLIN
FOlt SALE?A Maxwell touring car. In
good condition, this is u great bargain
of sold within ten days. Address Box
lot?. Wolf .Summit, W. Vn.
FOR SALE?Plenty of good seats for tho
Masonic Club's .Merry Minstrels, Auditorium,
Tuesday night, December 12.
DON'T SEND l'ODR subscriptions in yourself.
Let me do it for you and save you
money, time and trouble. Lowest rntes
on all mnguzitics. Grace E. Keyes, Hell
phone 701-R.
JUDil KAliiv?itsiuy ciiriMiiKe in urni. ciiiss
condition. Address "Mrs. L. W. C.,'1 care
Telegram office.
WANTED?Femaie Help
WANTED?Two good girls that understand
genernl housework, and table waiting,
in private boarding house, permanent
Job to right parties. Apply at once
to Mrs. 1-. li. Thompson, 332 Mechanic
street. Hurdy apartments.
WANTED?A good girl for genernl housework,
references required. Apply to Mrs.
Ada Doughtier, Wnrne Apartments, Third
West.
WANTED?Girl for general housework, 17
or 18 years of age. Apply to Mrs. P. It.
Dolan, ut Dolan stop, Weston cdr line.
WANTED?A housekeeper, by a widower
with two children, ages four and 32
years. Call at the end of Despard car
line, or address Mike Harper, It. F. D.
No. 3, IJox 291, Clarksburg, W. Va.
WANTED?A good white or colored girl to
do general housework. Apply In person
to Mrs. W. T. Gocke, Pike street, Adamston,
W. Va. '
WANTED?Colored girl for general housework.
one who can cook. Apply at 320
North Chestnut street.
WANTED?A good competent girl to help
in dining room and kitchen. Apply iff
once "to Mrs. Moore, 414 West Main St.,
Bell phone 6G7-J.
WANTED?folate . Help
WANTED?Coal miners, Teter,
W. Va., development rating
u/ith R & H rflifrnarL u/hinh
VI I V' M I 'WS W I Ml I W MM J W W I I w I I
gets cars up to requirements
daily, 75c per car. Steady
work, good wages, houses,
etc. Pleasant Valley Coal
-Mining Co., 825 Goff Bldg.,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
MEN LEARN Barber trade, We prepare
yon for $15 positions and pay wages while
learning. Tools given, Lowest rates for
15 days. Write for catalogue. Leader
Barber College, Cincinnati, O.
WANTED?Pipe fitters. Apply
at the Pittsburg Plate Glass
Company.
KELP WANTED?A thousand men wanted
Tuesday night at the Merry Minstrels.
Apply at Masonic Auditorium.
WANTED?Situations
WANTED?Work to do evenings after 6:30
by an experienced bookkeeper and typist.
Call Consolidated phone 200-L.
WANTED?By a woman, housekeeping in
private family, or In hotel or restaurant
kitchen. Call Bell phone 1T08-R.
WANTED Tb RENT
WANTED TO RENT?A four or live room
cottage in good condltloiv...not far from
school. Rent not to exceed $15.00. Mrs.
Martha Tarrlll, General Delivery; Clarksbtirg.
W. Tn.
~~WAN1 ED" TO 3irT
WANTED TO BUY WHEAT?
Write or phone Anchor Mills,
770 West Pike St., Clarksburg,
W. Va.
WANTED TO BUTT?'Veal calves and
fat hogs. Phone or write Gandv
Provision Company, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
LOST
LOST?Two tickets lor tlie^Musonlc Club's
Merry Mnstr^is. Return to Masonic
Auditorium. Tuesday night, December 32;
LOST?Between Stnrm's Dairy, ami '432
Holden avenue, black leather bap, eontnicing
handkerchiefs, a fountain pen
and about llfty cents, in change. Reward
offered if returned to above uddress.
FOUND
FOUJfD?A/n-ay to spend n pleasant evening.
Go to the: Masonic Club's Merry
Minstrels. Tuck (lay evening. December 12.
MAGAZINES
who WANX^TO~PAY^20c^TThe^Newa
Stands for Cosmopolitan, Metropolitan,
nnd Hearst, or $2.00 for one year, when
they can get- them'from me for. two years
for $2.00. Bo quick. Grace E. Keyes, Bell
phone 701rR. .
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KBYSER: Charles Ritchie, a law:
yer of this city, has been appointed
j assistant attorney general of the state
I by E. T. England, of Logan, effective
j upon the beginning of Air. England's
jterm as attorney general, March 4 next,
, He has accepted the appointment.
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j MARTIXSBURG: The Berkeley
; county court, has appointed Enunert N.
fiery, of this city, to the position of
scaler of weights and measures for
Berkeley county.
"WHEELING: Christmas trees witl|
be plentiful in West Virginia this year, i
according to local commission mer-l
chants, aud there will be no advance in
price, despite the high cost of living.
P111LIRPI: A. W. Shorao, popular
mine foreman of the Gage coal mine
at Junior, this county, is dead of injuries
received when crushed between
nn electric mine motor and mine cars.
He was 35 years old and leaves a
widow and two children.
CHARLES TOWN*: The fifty-seventh
anniversary of the hanging of John
Brown, the famous abolitionist, will bo
observed with ceremonies here December
16. The old jail where Brown
was tried and executed has been purchased
by the federal government for
a postolllce site and arrangements are
being.made to raze it.
I /^tl A D T flr.ftnln.monf
Iwll rt J V X-JI-O i V * > - i UU
of eight members of a school book commission
will devolve on Governor Hatfield
early next month. Five of them
will be practical school men and the
other three will be men of other vocations.
The commission will serve
for five years and will pass upon the
books used in all the towns of under
3,000 population and rural counties.
The governor has not indicated who
the appointees will be.
CHARLESTON: Announcement has
been made from the office of Governor
Hatfield that John F. Lewis, of Point
Pleasant, has been anpointed a member
of the Point Pleasant monument commission,
filling the vacancy made by
the death of John P. Austin, which occurred
last week.
PARICEJRSBURG: Though the pries
of river labor has advanced, several
hundred per cent within the last few
years, rlvermen here report that it is
difficult to obtain roustabouts and
other help on the river packets. The
explanation lies, they say, in the increased
activity of the steel mills and
munition factories which are offering
higher wages than the boat owners are
able to pay. Roustabouts a few years
ago were paid from $20 to $30 a month.
Steamboatmen now have difficulty in
obtaining that class of labor at wagea
of $50 to $60 a month and are predicting
that they will be compelled to
offer more.
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BXiUEFIELiD : In an effort to reduce
the high, cost of living In this
Empire Build
Acme Credit Co.
Boom 423 Fourth Floor.
; Alexander & Alexander
ii
Boom 420 Fourth Floor.
H. C. Alexander Brokerage
| Company
I Boom. 427 Fourth Floor.
D. D. Britt
Ctvti Kuaiooor
|M? 323 TMr4 IV*.
i
C. A. Butcher
liuwhor.
JUooa 320 ZhM Floor.
Board of Education
Clorkoburff lohopoo^out Ulotrlci.
j Boom. 401 Fourth Floor.
Clarksburg Telegram Co.
Priatoxa otul Fuoiumora
Ftrot Floor Mala 5troo?j
Citizen's Loan Co.
Boom 425 Fourth Floor.
! R. G. Dunn & Co.
j SMB 429 Voortb floor.
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j C. L. Edmonds
Cuimi WorJMr.
Mmmntnn floor.
Fairmont Coal Co,
MuiUl XUtkSlMM.
tt. W. Gall, Jr.
Kmb 428 Jrourtli Slow.
Home Loan Co.
? *?m MS auux floor.
; Hope Natural, Gas Co.
| Ettmi 744 t* Hi SatMUto If Loot.
I Holmboe & Lafferty
/ jSBHMfFfr *f?h | 1.
BeoMi 651-3 1-3 Eixti ilwi.
Henderson Bros.' Lumber
Company
- >11 646 -J aiiU. JTloor.
Dr. E. A. Hill
phrddaa
Boons* 3Q1-2M Second Floft. .
C. P. Keely & Co. v
Kvm ^ Sixth yiQQT
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inia Briefs
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city, tlic Blucflold Housewives Protective
League bus been organized. Oillccrs
have been elected and committees
appointed to help solve the question.
The league has allied itself with the
national organization. At a recent
meeting, members of the local league
adopted a resolution fixing the price
which will be paid for certain commodities.
Hotel, restaurant and boarding
house proprietors have been invited to
meet with the league.
HUNTINGDON; Officials of tho
local water company estimate that a
bath in Huntington costs three tenths
of a cent. Thoy say that the average
person uses about fifteen gallons of I
water, while the present water rate
is twenty-five cents for 1,000 gallons.
Few cities in the United States have
a rate for baths lower than Huntington
they assert.
MORGANTOWN: During tho first
six days in January, hundreds of
West Virginia farmers will gather in
this city for tho annual "Farmers'
Week" of the College of Agriculture,
West Virginia University. The activities
of the week will include among
other things the state fruit show,
state exhibits of boys' and girls* agricultural
clubs, sessions of the State |
T-Tnrt(nilf urn 1 A cr\r?\?? + !**" ? 0
? >? - ?*M)wvan-iun, OCfl? IU1JD UI
the live stock asociation. meetings of
delegates from various county agricultural
associations and farm women's
clubs and conferences of county
agricultural agents.
PARICERSBURG: Eight barges
are being completed at the flocks
here for service as oil tankers in the
Gulf of Mexico. Other modern steel
barges will be brought down the
Ohio river from Pittsburg shortly to
be coTiverted into taknors. The old
cabins aro being removed, bulkheads
built In the holds and tho decks made
water tight. The packet Joe Fowler
will take the tankers to New Orleans,
where they will be turned over to a
sea-going vessel to be towed across
the gulf to the Tampico oil fields.
WHEELING: Legislation providing
for censorship of motion pictures
\yill be submitted to the legislature at
its next sesion and if provision Is not
made for the state to have supervision,
a hill will be presented amending
the.charter of the city of Wheeling,
giving city officials the authority
to designate a board of censorship
which shall pas upon films exhibited
here. Following the censorslng of a
picture shown here recently, the matter
has ben discussed by police and
other officials and the conclusion
rfsnVieU wnn thnt if thn ntn + p rtriAa -not
assume a oensorship for films the city
should. It has been suggested that
a commission of five, composed of an
attorney, a city official, business man.
a minister and a farmer have jurisdiction.
Bacteria are killed by a pressure
of 3,000 atmospheres.
ing Directory
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.
alto MO Third JTto?fw
Or. S. M. Mason
Pk/ilelu
Booata 201-202 Hocond Bloto.
Marietta Torpedo Co.,
Ileum 000 . Sixth Vloor.
Neff & Lohm
ttoooaa rim.
S. Newman
LwUm 'l'&llor.
g?ma M1-M3 yixth rim
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Frederick Ott
tituuiU Contractor.
Boons KM Third Tloo*.
Dr. Bo L. Osborn
Boo* ago . ; ttoeuatl Tie or.
Public Stenographer
Boom 211 1-2 houoiul JUoor.
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Prudential Life Insurance \
Company 1
Boost 4S0 i ourth mnor. I
Dr. ft. D. Rumbaugh
DUUK.
& ?& sis-sis Tkiru ^iMi.
Richards Construction Co.
BttHMBBI c*?cx&Gt?r?.
B4WI ttlxtk
Lewis j4i Sutton
ggiirfl x?*ut ikatual i*u? ijut. Co.
Sperry & Sperry !
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fiMSti 20S-1 ? tt*ooa4
Wi H. Tayior
liwar**. .....
a*?m isa fourth, n?*fc.
, A. K. Thorn & Co.
Rt* lid Ut? Xaauritnc.
VwtXttv ??w>
Brokerage, CO.
ran, i i
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KEPT ON TRYING
801 NONE WON OUT
SAVE NERV-WORTH
School Street- User Found a
Faithful Friend after Many
Other Trials.
Another convincinir homo endorse
ment or the world's greatest nerve
'tonic, which tho Burke drug store
is sellfng in amazing quantities In
Clarksburg and in outlying territory
for many miles in every direction.
It speaks for itself:
"Burke Drug Store?I have been
nfilictcd fro a number of years with
aches and pains in my arms and
shoulders and could find nothing to
relievo mo until I tried Nerv-Worth.
T doctored, but no results.
"I have taken one bottle (of NervWorth)
and my trouble has practically
all disappeared and 1 lionrtlly
recommend Nerv-Worth to anyone
similarly Oflllcted.
"MRS. CHARLES IT. DAVIS."
Mrs. Davis lives at 128 school Si.
Nerv-Worth regulates the bowols,
tones the liver, quiets the nerves and
builds up run-down systChis.
Dollar back at the Burke Drug
Store if it does not do this for you.
?Advertisement.
1 WE'LL BUY YOUR
OLD CARPETS
CaU 72-R, BeH Phone
CLARKSBURG STORAGE
iNn siiRTinN n.fi
ISM MWIIVII Wl
Cor. 5th and Main -Sts.
We buy anything ''most
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DR. A. B. WILMS, 1
. Veterinary Surgeon j
Ib nov located at j
NEW FAIR GROUND {
BELL PHONE 1210 )
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BARBER SHOP OPEN c
Buster Brown Hair Cutting'
given special attention. i
FriendB and:public are Invit- .
ed to our new place at 336 W.
Main street.
S. T. IBOLiX
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YOU LL FIND Sf
1 w? still sellflc^^
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Best OASH PRICES p
furniture. Special attentio:
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entire firrmsnings of ihousei
64-J, and "we will pay you be
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BR A HOME OWNER
If you have a lot wo can got you
tho money to build the homo. If you
want to borrow money on your property.
wo can get it for you.
Here ia a property worth the
money. A good homo. Six room,
house on corner lot iu Colonial
Heights. Yt AM ft ft Ihi-nlllfJinut
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In hardwood and llrst class work and
material, large corner lot. The price
is right and tonus will be mndo to
suit you.
STICAIiKV HEIGHTS.
WoiKllund Avenue.
Six room house with bath and basement.
level lot 40x120 feet. House
is nicely finished and just a dandy
home, llaudy to school, church and
bar lino.
riUCE $3,4 oo
Small cash payment, balance like
rout.
NORTHVTEW.
Vacant lot on Hornor aveuuc,
price $s3o
Prices in this soctloti are sure to
advance.
Below you will find some rare bargains
if you want a home:
7 room house on Mllford Street.
$3,OOO.
7-room house on Euclid avenue. I
94,000.
' ft-room house on Phillppl street. 1
$2,500.
4-rootti house on Illinois avonuo.
New Fair Ground Addition. $1,250.
AH the above can be bought with !
small cash payment, balunce like
ront.
GEE STREET.
Vacant lot 4 3x80 feet.
PRICE $3,000
Also corner lot, Gee and Seventh
street, for
$3,500.
PflSTX I AW
HOWARD TOST ROT O. IAW
Itnil Fiitatu Itrakeria.
flmifrul Insurance Agent*.
Roll Phono 10(18. Homn Phta* *-Y
Fifth Floor. flolT Itlilff.
The Chilean congress has under
consideration a measure looking to
the electrification or the railway connecting
Valparaiso and Santiago.
Breslau has a paper chimney which
is fifty feet high and prbof against
lire.
An entirely new and apparently
rich oil field has been discovered In
Burma.
RTOGKHOT.DEKR MEKT1NO.
'J'li? annual mooting of tlx- stockholders
of the West Virginia Hunk will lie held at
It? hanking rob in h In the City of Clarksburg,
West Virginia. on Wednesday, the
10th <lny .of January, 1017, at 30 o'clock
a. m. for the purpose of transacting such
business as may prbperly come beforo.aald ]
meeting.
R. A. PARDAND. Cashier.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. >1
All persons having just claims against
the c.BUito of Marshall ti. Goodwin, deceased,
or nre indebted to said ostnto, will
please send their claims to or make settlement
with
o. i> and if. r. ooomvix
Kxecntors of the Said Estate.
NOTICE.
Clarksburg, W. Vn., December 7, 301(1.
Notice Is hereby given to those who arc
iccustomcd to do huslnesK with us, and to
;he public, that the partnership lately subilstlng
..between tho undersigned, under
written agreement bearing date on the 4th
i ny ui uciuimr, mil, HIIU IIOIIIK DliainCKH
inder the Arm name and style of "WelchSmith
Klectrlenl Company" Is this day dlalolvjcd
by mutual .agreement ot.the,partiers;
that V, C. Welch lins full power anil
nithority to collect all bllla due sald^llrm;
.hat from this dale neither partner has
lower to "bind tho Arm la reference to any
lew contract or business; nnil thiit The
B*. C. Welch Company, will continue the
jlnmblng, electrical and stornffe bnttery
justness at 223 South Third Street, nt
k-hlch place they will adjust and settle n,H
JUo 'business of tho Welch-Smith- Electrl:al
Company.
F, C, wllLCH. -?
A. 15. SMITH.
Dated at Clarksburg, October 6, 1010.
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.1 iu>|H'r Street, Near South Chestnut tf?
Wo oltor a two story frame dwell- 1
fng with six rooms and bath, slate. 1
roof, finished In oak, on lot 50x80 I
feot. Tho price Is only I
$l,l>3l>?ltensonnblc Tonus '-^1
Hurry, Grab This One \ I
A small business stand at a sacrl- I
lice, will pay for itself in short time. I
Now doing good business and owner 1
has boBt reason for selling. This Is an, I
small confectionary store. Good lo- I
cation and small rent. |
On Wilsonburg Car Lino Stop No. 7.:.f I
We have two 4-rpom cottages, eacl^'p:i'|>;^|^w
nicely llnlshed and a well at -each
house. Tho two cottages and ?sit I
THE POST-REGEB CO. j
Real Estate and Insurance
Reoms 305-307 GoflBidb.
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