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Charter Election Sept. 15.
At a special session or council hoi
I : yesterday arrangements were made tt
i hold the city charter election on th
' third Monday of September 1Tli c
pay rolls were ordered paid and othei ,
i matters of routine were disposed of.
Local Compcser at Loop Park. (J
In addition to the regular progran 11
i; of feature photoplays to be given a. ' ?
Loop Park to-night, a musical compos!f
lion entitled "Dreams," which is the
I work nf Mr Hum llMnnnnr ...ill lw 1
| rendered wjth piano aeeompunlnienl 11
by Howard P. Ingram, the talented 1
Xylophone .artist. "Dreams" is a (*
! sweet litle gem and will compare fa
v.. vorably with the most popular of tlii; '
t ' reason's compositions, ft is predict *
[ ed by .musical experts that Mr. Kid>
| nour has a sure fire hit in the nuinbe. 11
Salvation Army Meetings.
Ifh. ' The Salvation Army will hold a jail .\
:f- meeting Sunday morning at 10 o'clock n
Meeting at the hall at 11 and Sunda>
school at two. At 7 o'clock open uii h
| . meeting and at 8 o'clock at hall. n
Royal Arcanums . ?
i
Mr. Harry Kemp, state grand depn w
ty or the Royal Arcanum, has coup
!. to town again in the interests of thi. v
well known beneficial order and k
\C making his headquarters in the offici
or Dr. C. O. Henry in the Klemin
i.itiiaitiir M- to * ...
clal initiatory rales to thonu who do p
| sire to become members of th,? Itoye. p
Arcanum and will be pleased to ex- p
lilain the advantages and benefits to ?
[ auy who will call on him. t.
Mannlngton Bonds Not Sold. I)
The county court failed to roll the (
[ > road bonds for Mannington district, i,
i One bid was received offering $:{(! ?.
01T. for <he $800,001) bonds, but wan:
cd an Indefinite sum for expenses to j
determine the sufficiency of the secury.
Ities. y
WANT SOMETHING? {
|* Was there ever a time when ^
you didn't? i
I }
When you draw your first 1
breath in thin "vale or tears" \.
.V you wanted rood and alien!ion. (
Vou adverttscd the fact by t
; cry and got what you wauled. >
I . . i
' This i? a mutual sort ol ^
world. Mother answered your (
cries. Your baby advert is.:- j
meiit sot you the attention you ;|
<; wanted and mother was repaid
\ . a hundred fold by your love ^
K and health. f
S Merchants and huoineub men 1
" who are advertising in today s 1
West Virginian want some*
? thing. 1
1}. ' They want your patronage. 1
v" - TMt'lr advertising is no gootl '
; unless it serves you. if it 1
docs, both benerit. 1
' Today'a Wj^at Virginian contains
many Interesting announcements.
They ate varied
jv in character. j\!l of tlicm will :
-. not appeal to every reader ? 1
... but each of them will be Important
reading to some one. i
?-vY You may tind the vcrv tnes- t
hatssase intended for vou in the i
Ifirat advertisement you iead! C
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Men, You I
And we are clewing out our lit
lour cuff buttoned summer par
$3.00 Panta $2.25
t $3.50 Pants $2.63
Travel n j
We have abo-t 25 basrs wi
<vnt. off. This is c chance you
year and j-ist what you ne-.d
I for a bar train? A $5.00 all lei
\ at $4.00.
>1 " Com , look, and do as you
/ j
Leopt
For Bette
'TON WESTON
i BROS. CO.
b*a
T.W.VA. __r!
ALE NOW ON?
and Best Values
Home Bids You Come
Hit By Automobile.
E K. Swigcr. of Walnut avenu*i*as
hit by an automobile on Harne?
trcet thiH afternoon anil knocked
lown. His head hit the street and
le was severely hurt.
muThall
(Continued from Pago One.)
onunittee, however, put the quet
Ions.
The lawyers began to direct the* in 1
tiiry to the National Council for In
list rial Defense. Mulhull previously 1
est! fled that a collector for that or
animation had told him It rained be
wefen $">00,000 and $700,000 for lobb. ork.
He stuck to his story that tin
rganization was solely a paper ow I
ii which a few officials of the NUtion
1 Association of Manufacturers be
ante members.
The lawyers worried Mulhall b>
skiiig him about a blacklist of con i
ressmen put in the record tvv;
' ecks ago. Ho could not explain tin
ames of several Republicans allowed 1
o have been put on the list by th
Lepublican whip of the house.
When tlie committee questionei 1
lulhall on claims in his letters about
anting chairmen of committees ant
lacing friendly congressmen. Hk
iwyers tried to pin him down to di
cct answers on how he expected b
o those things Mulhall said he wa: <
ot clear about it now, but though
.ttorncy Emery or the manufacturer I
as to make the ararngements.
'ENEZUELAN TROOPS ARE
READY TO STOP REBELS
(ItY ASSC?CIA*TKI> I'llKSS)
CARCAS, Ccnezuola. Aug. 2.?Th
lobilizntion of tlie Venezuelan go*
ruincut troops at Caracas was com !
leted today and an expedition is ex
ected to leave the capital at any me ,
lent to meet the revolutionary Invar",
rs. It is believed the first objectiv i
oint of the government troops wil .
e the state of Falcon of which Cort
he capital, was reported to have fa
?n into the hands of General Castrr
dherents a few days ago. The gov
riitnent trooiis are well organized am
lioroughly equlpcd for any service.
tUNT FOR WAIF
WHO IS AN HEIRESS
?
LA PORTE. I nil.. Aug. 2.?Shcrit
Miamhcrlaiu, of Wexford countj
licli., has begun a nation wide scare
uvosm v-Mi.nn "cum, u .>?'
'ork City waif, adopted 20 years ap
y Frank Wliaver, of Munton, Mich
Hter placed in a foundling's home ii
rand 'Rapids and now heir to a fo
une of $300,(100. It is believed tii
oung woman i? living in either Mic!
pan or Indiana, and Sheriff Chan
lorluin is hopeful of obtaining info1
nation from Mrs. Frank Weaver, c
loverly, N\ .1., whose husband llr*
dopted the girl, g
The girl's father died recently
lie west, leaving instrn lions ilmt n?
noney be spared in the search for th
hilil who during babjhood was sen
o an orphanage.
According to Sheriff Chainberlaii
he girl was taught to believe he
taller was dead. Appeals will b
nado to every police department 1:
he country tor aid in finding th
leircss.
CHILD DIES.
Noel, tiio two year old son of Mmd
Mrs. Volncy Sturins. died th!
ncrning at the home of his parent
1 llarrackvillc after an illness wit
t complication of diseases. The ft
teral will take place Sunday afteraoo
it HarraekvilJc. Undertaker It. L
Cunningham has charge of the Intei
nent.
Need Pants
rht colored cassirr rs and vaits
at 1-4 off the regular price.
$4.00 Pants $3.00
$5.00 Pants $3.75
Big Sale
b are froing to sell at 20 pei
never had at this time of the
on your vacation. How is this
ather 18 inch black or tan baar
please at
old's,
r Clothes
THE 8EA.
A fellow swelters a his desk
And of the seaside plpns.
The seaside is ho picturesque #
With its tomato cans.
A fellow dreams of iaters cool
As at his desk he grinds;
Forgetting that the sea is full
Of watermelon rinds.
But never mind; the sea is damp.
The brczcs salt and prime.
So Jet us hasten there and- camp t
And have a bully time. |
Na Cash Neded.
"You cau have that, property for a
Bong."
"You don't liiuau that literall;.."
"Yes. 1 do. I'll take your notes."
Farm Life To-day.
"The fanners out my way are complaining."
"Whats* the complaint?"
"Too dusty for motoring, I believe."
One Accomplishment.
"Your mother bated the best bread
n this town. Can you say as much?"
"Mayhe not. dad. But I play a prcty
fair game of bridge."
Not Too Simple.
The simple life would suilm y bent,
I'd seek the forest path
If 1 knew just where 1 could rent
A cavern with a bath.
Troublesome Guests.
"Your hens need oyster shell. Miram."
"(/in."
"Also chapped greens and cut
hone."
"Drat the liens," yelled Farmer
Haw. They're as much trouble is
summer boarders."
A Summer Bargain.
"Grace is always irood at bargains."
"How now?"
".My croat of tun cost $150. She gol
jnc just like it Tor $10."
LIE IS PASEED AT
RELIGIOUS MEETING.
Doxology Does Not End the Warfare
and Police Called to Stop Row.
OCEAN GltOCK. N. .!.. Aug. 2.-*
Tumultuous scenes marked the meetng
held in Association Hull to elect
J5 leaseholders to act with the Ocean
Srove Campmeeting Association in the
lisbursement of money received. The
lebate in which the lie wus passed
;rew ?o acrimonious that a policeman
was called In. A section of the ceilng
fell, us if eager to join in tlu: war.
Lot B. Ward presided and trouble
jigan when he decided the meeting
nust he conducted under the rules of
he campmeeting body.
"I object to steam roller methods."
diontcd Thomas H. Brown, a Jersey
Jity lawyer. There were cries of |
Put him out." A policeman was!
ilaccd by Brown's side. I
"This muting was packed," cried
Jeorge C. CI use, of New York.
"That is an infamous lie," snapped
Mr. Brown.
Mr. Briefly suggested thut the dux
ilogy be sung and then a fresh star
he taken. A few sang, but war was
resumed and continued until adjourn
ncnt.
3ANCE AMID SCENES
OF BABYHOOD DAYS
Mursery Rhymes and Fa'ry Talcs.
Tarnish Setting For
Qnique Ball.
NEWPORT. It. I.. Aug. 2.?Although
lie weather was not of the best, it
hrcatcning to rain at every minute,
he nursery rhyme and fairy tale hul
.iven by Mrs. Stuyxcsunt Fish at her
unitner home. C'rossways. last nigh:
roved to be a success In evorv moiiki
if the word.
IOWERS ELECTED TO
HEAD OF R. F. D. ASSOCIATION
Cut associated pkkks)
MOKGANTOWN. \V. Va.. Auk.
The Weal Virginia J hi nil Letter Car
iera convention here today elected
t. P. Bowers, of Cameron, president;
\ L. Sullivan, of Folsoin. vice | ires I
'ent; J. L. Thorn, of Mannincton. sec
etary-treaHurer. Strong demands
ere made for improved roads and
tetter wanes. The next convention
ill be held in I'nrkcrsburg.
JRYAN RESUMES HIS
LECTURE ENGAGEMENTS
(by associated chess)
WASHINGTON. Auk. 2.?Secretary
tryan may leave the city tonight to
isume his lecture engagements, but
in account of the uncertainty or lie
movements he declined 10 make pub
,c bib itinerary.
iaV abandon proposed
nicarauguan treatv
(by associated press)
WASHINGTON!, Aug. 2.?The pro
osed protectorate for Nicaragua embraced
in a treaty suggested by Set
etary Bryan probably will bo aban
lowed because of adverse action b*
>e senate foreign relations commitee.
Chairman^ Bacon was today in
ru ted to ask Secretary Bryan to
ransmit a new Nicarauguan treaty
mited strictly to the proposed three
tiliion dollar purchase of canal route
.nd naval base concession.
GRAFTON MAY 8E
TERMINUS WEST
BOURD FREIGHT
REPORT SAYS TONNAGE HANDLED
HERE IS TO BE
CHANGED.
LOW GRADE SHORT LINE TO CUT
OUT THE HEAVY
GRADES.
CItAFTON. Aug. 2?This l'lace
lo be made a terminus for all west-!
bound freight and the freight that is
now handled at Fairmont will he mov
ed through this terminus is the news
that comes out as a direct result oi
the^rip that is just now being com
pletetl by President Willard and his
party of officers. A low grade lino
I will be made over the Short Lino,
ami an rreignt sent directly to tliel
west over this route, thereby cutting
| out i he heavy grades that are found
pn the Wheeling division. Leaving*,
lira Hon over the Wheeling division,
the freight would follow this line to
a point some (listaiice this side of
| Fairmont. There a bridge will be
I built and a cut off made that will
connect up with the M. It. near Monongah,
which then will connect up
i with tile West Virginia Short Line
Tills would then give a direct low
grade line to the west, whereby
i height can be handled at a vastly
reduced cost over the present method
| of operation.
At throe i>oiiits op the Wheeling
division heavy grades have always
made ilie cost of handling freight
over this Hne very expensive. It was
stated to^ijowspaper representative
by members, of the party that the
main idea ip making the new cut-off
and in building itp'the low grade line
was to get away from these humps on
the Wheeling division.. However, tinShort
Line connection will also mak
a much more direct route to the wejit
and will mean a cbnaiderable saving
in mileage. The > proposed change
will cuV Fairmont out entirely
as a freight terminal and Grafton wiil
handle the sliaro formerly used by
Fairmont* . M
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iittPLE TRUTH.
You can onIV do clean washing with
cloan soap. You know that cocoanut
oil borax and naptha are natural
cleansers and sterailzors and that they
can't harm, fabrics. ICasy Task snap
is the only one that combines these
I scientifically, 'and for that reason :t
, cuts wash-day work in two and docs
the work belter tltuii it ever lias been
I done. Ton tn m<t !? mnnm
' back IT it isn't what is claimed for it.
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per. by return moil. I will also (tend yon freest i
explanatory illustrations showing whr wwnrn,
e* bome. Every women should bare it. and lea
tiESS1"1 "V5 an operation.- you can decide
tj^nelrM with ?y home remedy. Itcureeill
pf?Pe!! >hnn,!lir!*l mT/ wh,ch andeffc
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ten any roffnrer that this None IrMtaeetrrailv cm
MRS. Mi 8UMMERS,""feoi*H"
Flimsy Skirt Cat
And Fans to F
Endeavors to
Hold Meeting
1 The Young People's Society Christian
Endeavor of Central Christian
I church will hold -a special service.
Excellent speakers will be present
and a special song service rendered.
At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at
the Central Christian church a sevice
will be held which will be 'of
great interest to all Endeavor workers
in the city.
Grcver C. Casto. of Morgantown.
vice president or the State Christian
Endcavo Society, and Mis# Lena
Ruttcneulter, of Clarksburg, state
recording secretary, will be present
?,.? ut-iivci uuuruBBUB upon unrtstian
.Endeavor work.
Both of these talented speakers
have boon interested for several years
in Christian Endeavor work and tlie.v
crtalnly will bring a message that
will be of interest concerning the
.\oung telks' work. They were both
in attendance at the National Christian
Endeavor convention which was
held last month, at Los Angeles, California,
and will no doubt tell of many
interesting things they learned while
there and in making the trip.
The choir under the leadership or
Miss Ruth Anderson has prepared a
special song program lor the occasion..
.
Il is tlie desire or the comijiH'te1
on arrangements that a large number
of cudeavorcrs ami their friends b<
present and hear these enthusiastic
I speakers.
PICKNICKERS MAROONED
ALL NIGHT IN RIVER
WHEELING, W. Va., Aug. 2.?Seven
hundred excursionists including
many women and children were ni?
loonctl'ln the Ohio river near Stoopsvillo,
all night. The employes of the
Thompson Brothers tobacco factoi-v
held their picnic yesterday at Rock
Springs park and took the steamboat
Joe Fowler.
On the return tr'.p, last leght,
the boat grounded on a sum! bar. Ah
efTorts to move the boat were uiisuc
ccssful. The picnickers were kept
aboard all night.
MRS. REBECCA WILSON DEAD
Mrs. Rebecca C. Wilson, a highly
respected resident of Uooinsou's run.
died yesterday afternoon at 4.2'
o'clock at Iter home. Sins was born
November 14. 1830 and spent Iter en
lire life in that community. Her hut
hand. Jarett Wilson.-died in 1$S,1. She
is survived by three children, Win. S.
Wilson, of Robinson's run: .Mrs. A. T
Hibbs, of Hoodsville. and KUgar C.
Wilson, of Barrackville. Mrs. T. S.
Neptune, of this <flty. is a grand
daughter. 'The funeral will take pluc
on Sunday morning at 10:21 o clock
from ili? roMWiotw." ??'?
ni?M D' l VfJKt Will
bo conducted by Rev. H. B. Morgan
of Fairmont. Burial will 1)2 in tin; Ice
cemetery by Undertaker 11. C. Jones.
LUKE McLUKE SAY?.'
Any girl know that a lip-to-l'.i,
landing is better than a heart-to
:cart taljt.
A single man has to roam arouir
.hen he wants to rind trouble, but n
married man can always go home.
some men van't see until they ge,
heir glasses. and others can't see ui
cr they get them.
A sob sister on an evening papo
las disco\eied that the women'**.
Ircsscs are to be transparent this
ear. Where wag she all last sum
uer?
The foci men passed a law limit in.*
the number of honru ? i,.~ -i
, " "" " ill, K<>
ay labor. Ami now the working
rlrls are 8I| rnii.y to get married s.
ran work all the time.
It isn't always gallantry that cause
man lo let a girl go uji a (light n
taira aheail cf him. There are tw
I h IT nnml
h"u>i icaauiiB.
A man doesn't k:ck about having t
land up in a street car when titer* it
t Rirl wearing ? Dutch-neekcd wai*
ilting down in fiont of him
Better purchase your excelsior now
icfcre the price g0es up. Fashlor
ays that the corset will not be ii
t.vle th!s summer.
It otten happens that a woman wh:
marries a man to mend his ways
do?mt even mend his socks.
? . Vl.iV ".? .
Frw to You iiMl lmy Sitter Surer
i ng from Wotntn'i Ailments.
I IBftVQBNI.
vi
Ml with full Instructions toany aurfcETfroin Ju
woman sail men Is. 1 want to t*U aflwumm about .
this car*?jig. cy nadcr, tor yourself. yoar th
daughter, your mother, or ybur sister. 1 want to \r
tell you how to cure yourseirm at home with- ' ,
out the help of a (lector, hlt-acsaastuDdersfar.d
women's sufferings. What we women know km nit
ui rtaacs, we know better than any doctor. ! ' .
know that my'homo treatment is safe and sun 01'
cure for I we 1m? sr Wtattik gadartn. ewtflw. On- Sl>
mcmeoi wfaltuf at ttefam. halm. SuitywhiaM
>wW Clin* sr fronts Timra. w trarfki. ate tataa a D/
ktii, ki t tag fcrrtit. kttntg gem fa abacs, Mrwaaatu, ;rc
cranial firhtf w tkt tsat, mtaschoty. i?tir? la cry. kit .
flat km, mariam. Uwy. tad limit trtrtlti vktn cam* "0
by at aknicu lacoliar to our sex. o'c
I ?ant to scud you g cmalsta taa lay's haataut ,
aiirtly fraa to nrove to you that you can cure ' Hl
yourself at noma, easily, quickly aud bit
in rely. Eemenber, that.il ?m Cflil yea nana* to ,,s.
(fire the treat icnt a complciotrtil; and If you
foents a week or lots than two ecu taa day. It All
a. Jstt uad nt per aaoe teg aggrast, tell me how you ,
imont for yourcaw. entirely free,In plain wrap- ?
ml. my bo<>k-"W0llWS ONI KCOICAl IMBU" with 1 a I
suffer, and how thrr can easily euro themaslTes f
m to tklakfor bartalf. tlicnwhcathedoctoreaya?
for yourself. Thousands of women hare cured : y
cilor TMB|, To lotkira ?l Oaoekttra, I Will explain a
Rtually cures I/curorrboea, G reen Sickness ana
dies, Plumpness end health always results from bo
i of your own locality who know and will gladly u 1
nt all women's diseases. and makes women well, h;i
i, and the free .ten day's treatment la yours, also r
la offer again. Address
Notre Dame, |nd., U. S. A.
rp l?o
lffps I prim i"
orget Ball Game ?
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B : fc
I SOUTH NOUWALK. Conn.. Aug. 2. Hi
i ?Ono transparent nkjrr. and a young NT.
I woman over whom its flimsy folds W
j were draped, wrecked *thu West port fc
I ball team here. aftd io-duy t'u liiana- th
J per was explaining how ii happened N.
1 that the Nationals won a g-nn-j KB- W
I tcrday after the West port a took the fc
. Held in the ninth inning with a five- ? o
1 run lead. Sy. 'h
irtii'' ' ft
Ag the afternoon drags along lit m
South Norwalk the sun shines bright- nr
i ly over third ha^? Manager Me-Ar- on
'die thought he bait his game won when
i suddenly the pitcher began in gel je
i wild. y ga
j Iteforc throwing the ha'l the. pin h
;er took a last long look toward third
j base. Three batters drove long flies
| to the out-Held, but not a man moved
ito eateli them.. The whole team whi be
i looking toward third base. re
| McArdle went over to first to sec e<|
what was wrong. He saw what the tw
j others saw. and before he could bring tli
'about a rally the game was lost. Me- pc
I Aruic lounn 11uit a young woman with en
a transparent skirt was standing baok fc
! of third base* between the playing pr
] field and the sun. McArdle deelated '?
;ir such a thing was threatened again
j he would erect an awning buck of the an
; base. m
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Clothing, Hats, Shoes and ?
Furnishings ?
What's the use of giving
it to your dealer
when you can keep it
for yourself ?
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DF CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES ANL
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UAtuus)ivt tLUimng ANU bun n]
NISHING STORES SELL AT FROW r;(
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FAIPMONTj W.VA. >^4 J
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE. w
Pursuant to a decre? of the Inter- x
odIate Court of Marion County, Won
irginia, entered on the 10th day oi
ly. 1013. in the chancerv cau?o ' / <
erein pending of John F. Phillip*; v?
Imlnistraior with the will annexe I
Amanda Adams Fast, deceased,
lintiff. against Morgan Fast anil
iers, defendant, the underaigned.
ecial Commissioner will on SATURlY,
AUGUST 30TH, 1913, at the
mt door of the CPurt House of Mali
County, West Virginia, at lock
p. in., of that day, offer for
e ami sell to the highest bidder, or
Iders, the following described real
ate belonging to the estate .of
nanda Adams Fast, deceased, thn*.
to say: Ail of a certain parcel ot
id situate and l>ing on the water*
HufTalo Creelt, in said Marlon Coui:
anu adjoining tne lanas lormeny
Red by Zadoc Jolliff and others, and
unded ua follows, via: ? nop inning- V
a white oak hi lino of land of AUniin
lee's heirs. a coiner to tho laud
what was formerly the West Fa'?v '
ont Gas Coal Company and running
enco S. 32 W. 13 poles; thence S. .id
. 21 poles; thence S. 39 1-2 W. 31
lies; thence S. 50 1-4 W. 20V3
iles; thence S. 41 E. 75 poles;
ence S. 36 1-2 E, 37 1-2 poles; thene*
58 1-2 E. 121 poles to the County
jad; tlienoe IoIIowIur said road X.
25 W. 83.7 feet; thcncc N. 28 02
. 148.8 feet; thence N 5 53 W. 127
ct ;thence X. 24 17 W. 418.0 foot;
ence X. 29 49 W. 328.7 feet; thence
88 07 W 80.7 feet; thence 3d 10
. 231.0 reel; thence X. 38 50 W. 274 D
ct; then e X. 54 30 W 93.8 feet;
ence X. SO 05 W G34.0 teot; thence
37 22 W. 85 feet; thence N. 11 32
. 108.4" feet; tillcnee X. 19 43 E. 19a ...
et to the place of beginning, and '
ntaifiliig about 93 acres of land, he f "
e same more or leas, but excepting \
id reserving all the coal within and V.
ider sahl land except one acre at ^
id around the dwelling house bltunto
i said land
Said sale of said laud is made subct
to the life estate therein or Mor*
in Fast, husband of tho said AmaiiAdams
Fast, deceased.
Terms of Sale,
One-third or the purchase price to
> paid on the day of sale, and thJ ^
sidue thereof to be paid In two ^
uul annual installments in one und
o years thereafter, with intore*L
ereon until paid at the rate of six.
r centum per annum, the said put'*
iHsi-r to give his notes for said do.
rrcd payments, with good and amoved
security, und a vendor's Hen
be retained in the deed of convc;.* ,
ice to be executed, acknowledged
id delivered by said Special Comisslonor
to said purchaser of sahl
al estate as a further security for
e payment of said unpaid and d?v;
rrcd purchase money. If desired by
e said purchaser he shall have tho
>tIon and privilege of anticipating
id deferred paymcnta and paying
0 same at any time before mnturv.
'
ALLISON S. PLUM I NO.
Special Commissioner.
I. W. S. Mack, clerk of the suld Inimediate
Court, do certify that bond,
itli approved security, lias been fclv1
by, said Special Comlnlssloncr as
squired by said court.
W. S. BLACK,
ily 30, Aug. 0-1B-20 " Clork.
Adv.
OTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS.
0 Cassie S. Ekes:
You are hereoy notified that dn the
1 day of September, 11)13, between
10 hours of 8 o'clock a. tn. and C
clock p. m. of that day, at tho
ayor's Office in the Town of Fairew,
Marion county. West Virginia, I
ill proceed to take the depositions
Cieo Floyd, Beatrice Toothman,
r. and Mrs. P. If. Amos. Linda Aubn.
Mrs. Will 13. Wilson, May Flowers,
jhn G. Ekes and Greer Ekes, to be
ad in evidence in my behalf, in that
irtain suit in equity pending in the
ireuit Court of Marion county, Woal
irginia, wherein 1 am plaintiff ami
au are defendant; and if from any
iuse tin; taking of the said dcposlona
shall not be commenced on that
ly, or being commenced, shall not bo
jmpleted on that day, the taking of
ic said depositions will be adjourned
om day to day or from tlmo to'time,
L the same place and between the '
line hours, until they are completed.
GREER EKES,
By Counsel.
IHREUITH & PR!CHARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
JI) ?.0, o", nun. u, 10.
PPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF
LIQUOR LICENSE.
o Whom It May Concern: *\
Notice la hereby given that Abe
ricdman has filed-his application
Ith the undersigned clerk for a trans?r
of a certain State license heretoire
granted and issued 10 him to sell
ad offer and expose for sale, solicited
ad receive order for spirituout
quors, wine, porter, ale. beer and
rinks of a like nature, at retail. i:i
>e McCray building. No. 317 Madison
reet, Third ward. In the city of Fairmnt,
for the license year beginning
a the first day of July, 1913, and endig
on the 30th day of June, 1914, to
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irr oni'hci uuiiuiuk< ?". iiauivn
rcct, Third ward, in the,city of Fairlont;
paid business to be carried on
y thp said Friedman at the said place
) which said transfer la desired.
And notice is further given that saUt
pplication will be presented to the
ounty Court of Marion.county for conderation
and action thereon at the
section of said court
) be held on the 9tb day of ^ugus'.
113. or as soon thereafter as possible.
Given under my hand this 16th day
r July. 1913.
JOHN F. PHILLIPS.
Clerk of County Court,
uly 17. 24, 31, Ang. 7.
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