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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
NEWS BRIEFS

/. me annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Tri-State Poultry "a.
ISOLATION Will be held this evening in
the board OF trade rooms. OfBcers
n directors will be elected for the
ensuing year II reports w,l be
made.
The regular semtmonthly rhetur.
lcals VIII be held TUESDAY. February
is. at the high school. and appropriate
programs are being arranged.
Class No. IA. known as the Mar.
am Bible class OF the Methodist EDis.
copal church at Davis. W. Va. was
given a charter Of organization by the
state Sunday School association The
las Is composed Of p women and
Mrs. W. J. Lambert is the teacher and
president.
-Another revival meeting was held
Sunday evening I'm the ". & T L. ba..
az COlerain and resulted in eight con
versions. Members OF the Personal
Work league 81 this city assisted In
the service.
Ernest J. Lucas Of Moundsville
has enlisted in the United States army
through the local recruiting station
He has been assigned 10 tha coas-
artillery corps. and left Sunday Tor
Columbus
With the weather mnderating
somewhat yesterday. work was 70
suuied on the new city hospital build
Ing after a several days SUSPENSION
due 10 the cold weather. Work wn.
also started yesterday on several 9th
"r buildings which are under course
of construction.
IL u Thomas of MoundsviIIc
state vice president ~ the American
association ~ Moving Picture Exhibit.
ors. is making an effort 10 have INC
etat" convention n tho association
hold in ihi- city. The convention eif
DO held sometime this month
-idncoin's birthday viii be- general.
~ observed ~ n holiday Tomorrow
and The banks and many ofner places
~ business VII be- closed tho entire
Gay Holiday hours will ne observed
~ tho postomce. and nearly 900 tho
offices In 'ho federal building will b.
closed
students ~ tho Wheeling hirh
school yesterday received tho report
of th" results ~ tho nrqt ecmcafr-
examination. held in January Tho
number ~ failures is c-umurraft.fv
small. while o. is aid members cf me
fr"ahuon class made unusually good
rradcI
Manager TooIhman pf thc Wesley
IN haehcfhaIl team Uaa .u flc CITY
Yesterday completing arrangements
f0r Tho ramo with fhe local y 50 o.
\ five Tho game viii DO PLAYED boz
~Huckhaurou novt SATURDAY evening
Tho ror,ilr frr'cu services uiU
Do bold af So. Iart catholic church
ON W"dnrrfay and FRIDAY or th..
wecf
Tho trial or Jane. F1s.cy ont
On" pin" negro charged ufh having
attempted to commit criminal asetuIf
ou Mary rof0. o. forcicn woman. was
f0 0rvr been hoard before SruIro leo
y uohle Yesterday huf was continued
ON tlv request of T-rrrcrfor AIfIr
NAV. who r.ro. more Time fn a,cum
Il1fo ctlIeusc
Glass 80 g of ur Wrla fs
r,booi. W charge ,ff.,ir teacher N.,.
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About People
Movements % individuals to and
From the City.

George Philips left for Steubenville
where he Witnessed the prize fight.
Jack frizzel <as in S~teubenville
Monday.
District Nos. &C and 90 will meet Tues.
day evening with Mrs. Rosenburg. 65
Twenty-fourth street Mrs. Frederick
leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL leave to.
day for a tour OF the south and will
make their headquarters at Datona,
florida. for a few months.
Mrs Cecil Robinson and DIR. and
Mn. Bates McLain will leave the
latter part Of the week for Fort My.
ers. Florida, where they will join Mr..
and Mrs. Charles y. Hancher and Mr..
Cecil Robinson.
Mrs. Julian Hearne and son Julian.
left Monday for Charleston to Join
Mr.. Hearne and remain until the close
OF the session.
Mrs. Charles Watson. nee Miss Shir-
ley Schenk. formerly OF South Penn
street. now OF Toledo. Ohio is spend.
ing the winter as the guest OF Mrs.
Edna Schafer Meder and Miss Loretta
Heiner.
The many friends of Fred Schenk
viii be glad 10 hear that he is again
able 10 be home after being confined
to the Toledo Hospital. the past nine
weeks undergoing tow serious op-
erations.
w. 5. Oldham. n prominent farmer
OF near Dallas. is confined TO his home
ey a serious illness.
Contractor II. w. Fair is confined
To his home on Thirteenth street. by a
serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lynch were at the
Navarro In New York yesterday.
+. w. Mahan was in New York yes.
terday. stopping at the Victoria.
j. r. Stevenson was at the Hotel
Astor in New York yesterday.
h. X. Frederick was at the Antler
in Pittsburgh yesterday.
John Reed was a business visitor
in Chester. Saturday.
=. +. King arrived in Elkins FRIDAY
night TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
q. J. King.
j. L. holden. manager OF the F1eisch-
mann Yeast Company. has gone 10
CINCINNATI. TO enter a hospital where
nc VIII receive treatment for his ewes
under DIR. Holmes.
GEORGE ID. Benson. Of Chicago. ar
rived yesterday to assist in the ar
engagements for the semi-centenniaI
celebration.
MT. and Mrs. Adrian Foose have re-.
turned TO their home in Cleveland.
AFTER a visit with local relatives.
Miss Rida Dean. teacher of English
a. the High school, is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Arnold are OK.
pec'ed 10 return today from Illinois.
Where they have been spending the
past two weeks.
MISS Marjorie Robson of Parkers.
ourS Is the guest OF friends on the
South Side. '"'
E1~ood Kyle of ST. CIairsyille was
day. ''''e-
Mrs. x. L. Frazier OF McColloch {,
mas returned from a visit with reIa-
uVes IN Springfield. I'll.
Miss Marie Junkins of Marietta n
Is the guest Of relatives on the Soutn
Side. 'O"'i
l. OF Pittsburgh is in tho
city looking after business interests
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MURDER MYSTERY
Unkrosr italian Found Murdered .,
stsubrrvIir-Bocy Wna n
Potato oarref.

.". Doc. .rr.Ur
FTEf'rf NNUI.E o.. Teb 10
Nn Italian murder mystery r~oufrunts
the police Co., nigHf Opposite the arIs
'rcratir portion of the cltv. ON the
river bank. two bows tonIaht found
fhe dead hody OF an Italian man 81 30
trara crowded leo a potato barrel De-.
Bad ffo minor cuts in Dis head. mono
ni them hHt.ug caused hia death
around IIe mock There WAS a deep fur
Iue eH.rl f'" police say iudicat.e
f'ff fr uHs |ttrHu1iad win 81 rope
NHrrs DU flC bank show that tao bar.
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dandrun: cieanses. purifes and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch.
ing n falling hair.
But what will please you most will
De after a few weeks use when you
VIII actually see new hair-hne and
downy at frst-yes-but really new
nair all over the scalp. II
you a for pretty. soft hair and lots
OF IL surely get a 25-cent bottle OF
knowiton's Danderine from any drug
Adv.
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West Virginia Traction e
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

Company's office. corner 18th &
Chapline Street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Bank OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
The First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Bank Of Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light. water and
gas bills at the nos convenient pay
station. {. n JUNkINS. Treasurer.
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YOUR HAIR Is FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTR0US IN A FEW MOMENTS
ALSO sToPs FALLING IA in; DESTROYS pANDRufH. nv"

Your hair becomes light, wavy.
nuny. abundant and appears as sort.
iustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a "Danderine hair cleanse"
Just try this-moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw IL
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse the
hair OF dust. dirt and excessive oil
and in a just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty OF your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once.
Danderine dissolyes every particle of
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Keller Euuaral-

funeral services over the remains of
the late James Keller. who dropped dead
ot heart failure last Saturday Afternoon
about ] o'clock, Will be held from the
old stone Church this afternoon at .
o'clock Rev. l.. II. LewelINn Of the
stone church. Of which the deceased
was a member. and Rev. " e.. Alien.
OF New Cumberland. viii he the onici-
atng ministers. lnterment will b.
made in the Stone Church cemetery.
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ny 50 GUM. little Cupid. You
shouldn't be blue,
Eugenies has never a thing upon YOU,
No doctors grim charts can protect
from thy darts
What he scientist cannot eliminate
hearts.
And whore once YOU have wounded. In
angry defiance.
They follow your lead. and repudiate
science Judge.
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Literary and Pc Social.

NJ thr Britt sChDui hnusr m DIr
W hee.ing Creek. tine regular meeting -
the progressive l.Nceum Will he hela ON
friudN evening. f.b. ~. ana u nn.. mo
sIdh Is being prepared Tor THIS occas-
'on. as this meeting promises To- .chnS.
a.. "tnefs After the program every
one wiIi De thankful Tor. especially IN,
members OF the Iikers Camp.
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williams Funeral.

? Ntcldl services over me remains
~ tht three wear old son Of M. and
MS. Eli Williams. OF Patterson. will
ns h-id nom the family residence this
.fternoon at : o'clock. Rev. l.. IA
eN" lNu of tn" Stone church. Rev. =.
- art Of the VI. T.. church and Rev.
W = bysinger. Of the First EngIlS,
church. OF Wheeling. will he
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MISS Lille happy DELIGHTFULLY."- enter
.aihtn a rev OF the members OF the
iosIessiNe LyCeum last evening at her
nome on Big Wheeling Creek. 1ho early
the evening Was spent transact
80 81 the society. after which games
ahu muse were INDUCED In. ana AT "A
VAS served.
those Ptesrnt We're: Misses: Liilv
tappy' Mary Langmeyer. Dora Keller
ahu Ne.l ana cert FoinaE- MesSrS.
h"mer Keller. Carlton Shaffer. Edw.
Day. Jesse .Askins. Russell Snepparu.
MI. anu .iis. 'has. Folmar and MI. anu
Ans. VIM. Happy. 1900
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UT.TEE-PIKB
Distrteunng rnroumen, cara,

Nounty Supt. j. H.. l.azear is iu re-
ceipt of n large quantity OF .nroliinent
taids. To be distributed among the Nari-
Gus SCHOOLS OF the county. for the pur-
Irre OF enrolling anyone IN this county
mat NILS the qualifications. in the BOYS
sLd Girls Agricultural club. The APP
pIISahts nave 20 be between the age OF
ten ana eighteen. and must have tho
consent OF his or her parents. The
cards VII be distributed In tne near fu-
turo.
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PrvER ~rELEGRAMs

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. I0.-StaEes
tonight follow:
Davis island r.. stationary. clear.
farkerSburg-s4 IT.. falling clear
Warren-l.3 q. falling. clear.
OIL tttv-il #. falling clear.
MorgRutown-S n. stationary: clear
Steuhenv!ie-5.l1 r.. falling. clear.
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The Peoples Theatre IN Elm Grove.
rext to the Folmer q Strnms shoe Store.
formerly run by James ~Stephans. has
changed hands. and IL now the prom
erty of Roy Hankey. OF warwood. tn.
deal was closed yesterday. Mr.. Hankev.
has taken possession. and will run an
h~p-to-date house. with six reels each
evening.
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woodsdale Mass Meeting.

VI t1r mass meeting h.lu ia tho
W oodsdale school building last .v.nirC
" men was largely attended. "A ordtnanc.
was passed. which provided for a i've
loot gutter and curb To- Ice placed ON an
streets IA the town. The curb IL to he
81 concrete. and bids Will be received
IN me near iuture. and the work start
-,d Ia the caIlN string.
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Weeks Funeral.


Funeral services over the remains OF
Wilson Weeks. sixteen months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks
or Elm Heights. who passed away sun
aay morning at , o'clock. will be. held
from the family residence this after
noon at . O'Clock. Rev. \. r. Cox OF
the First Christian church. OF Elm
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The Greek confectionary run by Jim
Davis located In the Hug building. next
door TO the Miller Barber shop has been
closed TO the ublic. II IL understood
that he had several reasons for ieav-
irg. any one OF which would be sufn-
Gent. The goods will be sold out In
the near future.
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R~estaurant opera.

p building opposite the n. & q.
station I'm Elm Grove. formerly the Elm
SroNe shooting gallery. will he opened
this Friday as "A 1t Will be
By Mrs. Armstrong. of
Peters Run, and will be a nrst class eat
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7 Y r'altv Zeal Was cIOsrI VrsterI,,
~ me l. y Rolf Realty 90. Whereby
FRANK - Maupin. principal of the MAJ
WOOD public sCh"ol. becomes the owner
OF the John T.. shorts property in PAT
t@r>on. Mr.. Marp,u Will move in about
the urst or April.
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rel Vas hauicd % the , o recently
and dumped over the bank.
Letters indicate his name 10 be
uuminick Sauune Scores " Italians
viewed the body. but al prnfcssed e.
lo ignorant % who he was
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Nrfrr ars srI politics sre roth COM
rIrH.fI mtsIfrrs tur n D. ~umaa "a
..I.H .f Hr n .THur 80 CO GO
ta4nll learn to % q setsr;
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Grove will oficiate. with interment IN
TIE stone Church cemetery.
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Confectionery Closed

the officia ting ministers with inter
ment In the Stone Church cemetery.
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SOCIAL
(contInued from .page tKo. J
Pleasant Eyeninp.

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. s. A. Martin on
Lambert's run March 8. in honor OF
Vera and Charles Williams, OF
Wilsonburg.
2 Those present. were Misses Coda
,Atha, rBeryl and Blanche shreves.
Mamel and Frela Drummond, vera
Williams, Lula. Opal, Julia and Ar
lie Martin, and Della and Laura
Brummage, and Messrs Roy Atha.
Was and Russell Martin. willard,
Lawrence, Marion shreves, Reyy
Smith, Charles Brummage, Earl and
Charles Martin. Dale Fleming,
Charles Williams. John Mcintyre,
Luther Martin orval o'Den, New
ton, Clarence and Russell Hammond
and okey conley
Refreshments were served by
Julia Martin ana Rexy Smith. An
report a good time.
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21o, page 473. and an interest In the
well ito be drilled which said land
was assigned by said Elsess to James
B. Eoryell by assignment dated Feo-J
FURRY 3, 1912. OF record in said office
in Deed Book No. 213, page 2g2, said
lien being claimed on and against the
leasehold estate or term OF years cree
atetl by said lease the wen drilled on
saili land by the plaintiffs, the casing
in and of said well. and the. wooden
rig. $50 fet 10 inch CASING 2s feet
6 SIS inch casing, one SIS inch pack
er. 1746 feet s inch tubing and 80
feet of 8 IA inch line pipe situate on
said land; the account for the work
and labor for which said lien is claims
ed being OF record in the office afore-
said in Mechanics lien BociSet No. 4.
page. And the further object Of
this suit is that said Joseph n, -Elsess
and Sheridan r.. Griffin, or one or
them, may be decreed TO pay to thu
plaintiffs said sum OF s1.sss.20. and
the further sum of $1J5ses the amount
of damages sustained by said plain
TINS for breach of the contract for
drilling said well. witl1s interest on
said sums. and that in default Of the
said payment said leasehoid estate or
tertN OF years, well, rig and the resi-
due of said property may be sold and
the proceeds OF sale applied 70 the
payment OF said sums; and general re-.
lief. And 1T appearing by affidavit
duly filed in this cause, that the de-S
PENDANT James r. coryell Is not a res
ident OF the state Of West Virginia,
1t is ordered that said James q, Cor
yell do appear within one month after
the date of the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interests.
Witness my hand this srd day Of
March, 1918,
/. WADE coF'FiMAcS. CLERK.
A copy. Attest:
I. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
GEORGE NJ .HoTFHElMTR. coun-&
sci for plaintiffs. $40
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An Assembly Ban.

An assembly ball is to be held at
the Waldo hotel Thursday evening.
March 81. Invitations reading as
follows have been issued:
The honor Of your presence is re-
quested at adance. to be given
Thursday evening, March
twenty-seventh
!: nineteen hundred and thirteen
(. The Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg, West Virginia.
2 .PatrenessesA Mrs. danes j ackson
Duncan. Mrs. 'H6lary Raymond, Mrs.
John William Brown, Mrs. Arson
Deering Parr, Mrs. John Koblegard,
Mrs. John L. Ruhl.
Dancing half after eight.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Valuable lands with Coal, Oil and Gas.
BY virtue of the several DEGREES
entered in the chancery cause of
Charles H. Pike and others against
Charles E. Pike and others now pend
ing in the Circuit Court of Harrison
County, the undersigned special COM
missioner will sell at public outcry
at the front door of the Court House
of said county on the
Goth day of February, 1918
commencing at one o'clock P. NJ. the
following parcels of land and Pitts
burg Coal:
FIRST, A tract of about twenty
one acres of land situate on Still
House Run Just east of ClarKsburg
and on north side of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, conveyed to Richard
Pike by Samuel w. Little and wife by
deed dated the 4th day of May, 1870.
and of record in the proper office of
Harrison County in Deed Book SO,
page 40, and by P. NJ. Long, Clerk, by
deed dated January 9th, 1898, and of
record in said Office in Deed Book 81,
page 260, reserving however, all the
Pittsburg vein of coal and the nee
essary and usual mining rights in and
under the same Said land can be laid
off into building lots and is a valuable
tract of land.
SECOND, The Pittsburg vein OF
coal in and under the above tract of
about twenty-one acres of land. There
is supposed to be ......... acres of
said coal, and adjoins the coal of the
Consolidated Coal Company and is
near the Pinnickinnick mine of said
company. Said coal is of the best
quality and very valuable and will
be sold together with necessary and
usual mining rights and privileges in
and under said tract of twenty acres
of land.
THIRD, A tract of about 1O2 acres
of land lying on the south side of the
Northwestern Turnpike about three
miles east OF Clarksburg, conveyed
to Richard Pike by t. F. Winters and
wife by deed dated March
Slst, 1868. and of record in said office
in Deed Book so. page 514. Reserv
ling, however, all the Pittsburg veir
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surveyed by H. A. Heinze by which
survey he ascertained that there is
10.7 acres of minable coal remaining
unmined under said tract and same
is easy of access for mining pur-
poses. A blue print showing the
spaces mined and the coal unmined
under this tract can be seen at my
Office on Court Street or at the office
Of H. A. Heinze at Heinze Building.
Sale to be March 18th, 1918, com
mencing at one O'Clock. -
HARVEY W., HARMER,
Special Commissioner
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. d q
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, To-wit:
AT rules held in the office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Harri.
son County West Virginia, on Mon.
day, the 3rd day OF March. 1918. the
following order was entered:
Frank NJ. Clousson and Lou Henlen,
partners doing business under the-Frni
name and style of Clousson & Hen
len, V. Joseph r.. Elsess, Sheridan. r.
Griffin, James ID. Coryell, j. wa d., Ag-
new, U. Grant Griffin and Alice Grif-
hn.-TN CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is TO esta3-
fish and enforce lien for ST, S99. 20.
with interest from February 3. 1915,
for drilling and casing a Well for on
and gas purposes situate on a certain
tract of land, in Eagle district. HarriA
son County. West Virginia, on the
waters of Jones Run. containing 4G
acres. more or, less. leased for oil and
gas purposes by u. Grant Griffin and
Alice Griffin and Alice Griffin, his
wife, by lease dated December 25.
1911. TO Sheridan r. Griffin, OF record
in the oftice-tf the Clerk Of the County
Court OF said county ii Deed Book
No. 2O2, page &7S, an interest In which
lease was assigned by said Sheridan
R. Griffin to Joseph r. Elsess by as
signment dated February Is, 1912, Of
record in said office in Deed Book No,
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Happy Go Lucky CInh.

Mrs. Walters entertained the mem
bers of the Happy Go Lucky Club at
her home on Williams streets last
evening. A very enjoyable, evening
vas spent IN sewing land music. Re-
freshInents were served at 10 o'clock.
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Sunday Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Stokes
gave a A o'clock dinner Sunday ar
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Carl
Thompson. of Brooklyn. N. Y, at
their hme at slS Sycamore street.
Those present were Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. NJ y. Cramp, Miss Mary
Cramp, Mrs. Stokes, Mr.. William
Martin and MI William Stokes.
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Embroidered Voile Robes
and Plain VOiZes

are strong fashion tendency.
Both material and. embroidery are
white and the designs.are worked out most
effectively in blind and eyelet embroidery
Bands to trim the waist are included.
Some especially. pretty founcings
newly nc WI arrived, are 45 inches and the prices
$500 to $500 yard. ,
Embroidered Wolfe Bands, soc to 50
yard.
Plain French Voiles, 40 inches wide at
25c; very sheer, eXceptionaI,quality
Our special French Wolfe, 42inch, at
soc.
Other voilcs, >65c and 75c, exquisite
materials eXceptionally'dainty and fine.
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CT ceal, and the necessary and usual
mining rights and privileges in and
Gnder the same. This farm is rich
and faces the morning sun and is sup
posed to be first class gas territory
but not now under>iease.
FOURTH, The Pitlsburg vein of
coal in and under the above tract of
1902 acres Of land. There is 50 10
acres of said coal and it adjoins other
coal land, sold and unsold, and is of
the very best quality and will be sold
together with necessary and usual
mining rights and privileges in and
under said tract of 1O2 acres OF land.
TERMS OF SALE: onc-third cash
in hand on day OF sale and residue
upon a credit of nine and eighteen
months. taking from the several pur-
chasers notes with good personal Sc
curity bearing interest from day OF
sale and further secured by. y lien
on the respective properties so sold.
HARVEY W. HARMER,
Special Commissioner.
i, l. Wade cofrman, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Harrison County, do
certify that Harvey W. EIarmer whose
name is signed to the above notice OF
sale has given bond as required by a
decree in said cause.
Given under my hand this the 2lst
lay of January. 1918.
l. WADE COLEMAN. W
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I PLEASE NOTE

3at not DE Old silks
fea Silks but choicest wea and only
the guaranteed entirely
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pritates.skatlpeh ance.

Miss Arne Boggess will give the
second of a series of private skating
parties in the roller rink in Glen
Elk this evening.
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MARCH 18TH, 1918,

hen to be resumed at the same place
aud hour-front door of the Court
House at one o'clock P, NJ, and start
cd at the last bid offered for the coal.
The coal under the first tract OF
bout twenty-one acres has since been
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l. WADE COLEMAN.

ion the day of the above sale, the
sale of the two tracts of coal was
continued until