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(By ESTHER HOFFMAN,

(ey ESTHER HOFFMAN.J
There are very few faces that are
not made prettier by the softening Of
loosely dressed hair or soft laces about
them" said pretty Lillian Gish. The
beauty and fairy personality OF little
Red Ridinghood would be gone If we
had Invested her Of her characteristic
cloak with its soft silken hood. Both
women Of the stage and women Of the
screen understand this and that is why
YOU see them so often with their faces
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors 81 John W. Mogran.
deceased:
In pursuanceSoiR decree Of the In,
termediate CqSE Of he County OF
Marion MAIDEN a cauSe therein pend
ing. to subtdEt the red estate of the
said deced It to the aymert Of his
debts. vol are reQuirRd Is present
claims al Ginst the eshtefof the said
decedenS for adjudict i9E to Francis
Thralls, commissioneSbt his office IN
said county, on or bf5Ye the llth day
Of August next. 10 !.
Witness, W. S. ! lex, Clerk OF said
Court, this 29th dat Nof June, 1915.
WIS. BLACK, Clerk.
June 80, July 7-14G1-2S, Aug. II
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State Of West Virginia:
At the June, 1915. Rules. held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court, IN
and for the County OF Marion and
State aforesaid. May 81, 1915, the fol
lowing order was entered:
George c. Rittenhouse, administrator
Of the personal estate Of Sarah Lu-
cinda Rittenhouse. deceased, Plain
tiff, VS.. John n. Rittenhouse. Albert
H. Rittenhouse, Rosa Kinkaid, Anna.
ziah Kinkaid, Geo. C. Rittenhouse,
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WANTED-Agents. hustlers. It's a
boniide proposition, up to date. used
in every home using oil lamps. Par
t~iculars and samples Csc prepaid. WHY
R. Butts Co, Baxter, W. Va.
6-29-6t.No. 219
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Cheese salad.

Mix cream cheese with . lttts
sweet cream. paprika and salt ana
form into balls. Roll in ground nut
meats and arrange in q bed OF wafer
cress. Serve with French dressing
made OF theree parts OF olive OIL and
one part Of lemon juice.
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RnIsln Pie.

Mix thoroughly l cup Of sugar.an
. level tablespoons OF aour, ada
whole egg and the yolks OF : we4
beaten. ! cup OF sour cream. l cup o.
chopped raisins and l teaspoon OF va.
nilla. turn into q pie plate lined Win
past and bake in q moderate oven
Beat the remaining whites until stRs
fold in . tablespoons Of powdered 50,
gar and a few drops Of lemon juice,
spread over the pie when cool tnep
return to the oven and brown.
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Marjorie. the little daughter OF John
Martin. who has been III OF tSpnolo
fever, is recovering.
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms at
$500 per month. Cabinet mantels
and bath. 1910 18th ST., Locust Ave.
6-30-2t-No. 223
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NJ he OF lOINs
Notice is hereby given at a meeting
OF the stockholders Of The Wise Pack
ing Company. a corporation. created
and organized under the laws OF the
state OF West Virginia. held at its
principal office in Fairmont. West Vir-
GINA. on the 29th day of March, 1915.
the following resolutions were adopted
viz:
Resolved First, That The Wise Pack
ing Company. a corporation. created
and organized under the laws of the
state OF West Virginia, has hereby
discontinued business as a corporation
and surrendered to said state its char
ter and corporate franchise. The
Board OF Directors are authorized and
directed to ebnvert the property choose
in action AID all assets of this r
poration INFO cash and pay off and
discharge HI its debts, liabilities and
obligations so far as possible. and
after paynRent OF the same. divide the
remainde1& if any. among the stock.
holders plb rata with their respective
holdings bf stock, but no payment
shall be n ade to any stScEhad until
after the publieati0Y Of N notice
~hereinaft provide4
Resolve Second That thd Presi-
dent Of t! S corpq alton cause notice
OF the ado tion Of the foregoi 8 reso-
lutions to pub ashed in SOM news
paper of ge>eraf circulation publish
ed near the pbt2al office 9fFsaid r
poration, oncsN week fs1F four sue
cessive weeksk E he certify
these resolutioSs to the Secretary Of
State Of the State Of West Virginia
and deliver to him a certificate. show
ing the publication Of said resolution
as provided by law.
Given under my hand this, the Goth
day Of March, 1915.
NJ. A. JOLLlFF,
President Of Said Corporation.
Attest:
H. SHAM, Secretary.
June.23-4-Wed.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED-Man or woman to handle
agency for aluminium ware. This
and surrounding. big commission.
steady work. Address George K.
Mentzer, Connellsville, Pa.
6.29-2t.No. 22O
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FOR SALE-Two generators, one %
h. p. an done IS h. p. Inquire OF
V. L. Highland, Clarksburg. W. Va.
6.24.6t-So. 211
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FOR SALE-Fine mahogany case
Kimball piano. good as new. Ad'
dress Box 4, Rivesville. ". Va.
S.22.19f- No 206.
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S EXCHANGE FOR QUICK RESULTS
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furntshed rooms with or
without light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson, corner Monroe and High
streets. T-z4-6
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call at
III State street. Con. phone 743-W.
6.30-tf-No. 224
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HOUSES FOR RENT
INSTRUCTIONS


NOTICE-ToMusic Students. Lucille
Gregg WeSch wi. take a limited
number n piano pupils during the
summer months. Call Con. phone
6SS4 or 507. 7-1-2t-No. 222
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two story brick building.
store room and apartments, known
as Oliker Building. Address L. Oliker,
Monongah, ". Va. 6-29-6t-No. 221
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FOR SALE-BlanK on and Gas Leases
South Penn form; also Assignments
Of Lease and House Leases. Apply
West Virginian Office. 1.1-22
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY LoANED-ln sum7dSom SIo
20 $50 to anyone having Sss2a4-
work, No reference or endorsement
required. Address Box 5e5, Clarks-
burg, w. Va. 6-1@'fno'No.1 100
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FOR SALE-Blank Coal Options az
the West yirginian Office 2-2s-tf
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS
FOR RENTAL 302 Watson Ave. two
fats and basement. Apply Box 209,
are West Virginian Office.
6.24-3t-No. 209
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs

WANTED-Foreign woman fqrS gen
eral h~ousework. Apply SO Fair
mont Ave. 5-l5ot,No.1l4
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CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds of iinrgnin md Sale
Amounting. TO S5D,O5O.

q Cray. ct uH, 10 Maudc w. Page.
tx -; :" l.et vest line Lamb Avenue.
iunry -. 1919. tax 50. $40
;. Emma Il. Jones. Il viz to John H.
,ima on, 2oNiGo feet north line Hen
re" street 80 feet west of Dinnccn
street. January 2. 1915. tax 81. So.
licnry :. Wallcrstein. ct TX. TO r. IL
2,ait"' .SxlVV feet south line Moore
.,,res1' l2D fcct east of Spottswood
$40. '"N Fl'sV'
Charles X. willis. ., ux. to r, II
i3 ,rnok;,a not n block L in the plan of
$40. 'V' i'if' TAX e.
- X; r. s;altz. ct TX. TO Henry s. Wal
,"rstein, - - BY l29 feet inches
1915. tax $3.50. $40. 3D.
:, Kchard u. Watkins. ct ux. to Albert
in. 7 Street. 50 feet IL inches west
Or twenty Fourth street. February 90,
ZIP III S !sT ss'? .. 81, $40 ,
~ Donahu". u feet : IA Inches by
100 feet AT the northeast corner Of
hohinson and Cary streets also 90 feet
inson street. Il fee, : IL incheh north
., Lary street January y, 1915.
hl6ert, r. Ncwmann. ct ux. 10 Rich
ard -. Watkins. 3&xli5 feet north line
Grace Street, 1872 feet IL inChes west
o. Twenty,-thitd street. February :.
=.
~. seldom Taylor. Jr.. trustee. TO Dan
Donahue - feet il inches by 100
feet east line Robinson Street. 90 feet
IL inches rorth OF cary Street: also
u feet -, - inches by l0c feet east
line Robinson street. ia feet =
nch%s north ~ Cary street January
,. Silas Brown, to virginia Brown,
2?%s2 f"ct south line Chanir street.
ia IL feet east OF Harrison street
fcbTuary II. 1915, TAX $l.2o. $40.
r. ,. FciudeNtcr, 81 ux. 10 Robert y.
Schil!inS. 3"Nl35 feet north line Grove
Avenue, loo f'ct I inches west of Elm
street February 20. 1913, tax $40. SO.
Robert J. Settling, ct IN. TO +: =.
foindeXter. 2jXl40 feet Il, the south d.
west corner OF Marshall Street and
a li";nont Avenue. February 20, 1915,
Jane II. Duke. e, vlr. to same. 10
feet inches by 81 feet Inches east
me Cherry street, ~ feet Is inches
north OF an alley between Main and
Cary Streets; also 20 feet "a inches
by 30 feet 10 Inches east line Cherry
street, l5I feet =" inches south of
Aalu street February 20 1918, tax
Robert p. Schilling, ct ux. 10 Jane II.
Duke. t5Nl4o feet north line broad
street. 90 feet west Of Altamont Av,
nue.. February 20, 1915, tax $40. $40.
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Piano recital, John MnrsI,nlI High
Carrie Seeded, assisted by Miss Heryl
Ferguson, S;tO o'clock.
StereOpticOn lecture, "Thc Social
Aspects OF Foreign Mlssions," Monu-
mental Church sunday School Room.
S;I5 o'clock.
u. Il. Ice Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, presentation of portrait OF
General Marcus j. Wright.
Beth Ahnbnh Synagogue, address
by Dr. T.. y. Cniisch on "WOrld
Unity-DOcH the Present wnr Help
or Hinder It~ $40 O'Clock.
I.cntcn midday services, especially
for men, ST. Pnul'n Church, to 80
O'clOcI<. Address by Hubert Carlton
ID. &. H., General Secretary Brother
hood OF ~. Andrew.
Academy OF Music-BIlIie Burke,
In Jerry"
IiiJOu-tirnycc scott Compnny, In
"Tcsn OF the storm Country" $500.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville and
pictures; matinee, g; night, 1:30
Strnnd--Gnby Desiys, in "Ier TrI-
umph"i Pnthc News and comedy
flint Paramount pictures; confirm
our performances, IL noon TO II.
ColOnini-PhOfOpluy. Mrs. Leslie
Carter, In "Du Bnrr!"; Mary Pick
ford, added feature; Strand War Sc
rics and keystone comedy; cOntin-
nous performances, ~ noon to ~.
SupcriOr-PhOtOpiuy "Life's shop
WINDOW; continuous performance,
1880, morning, to II o'clock, night.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued TO the follow
lowing concerns by tho State Corpora
ton Commission yesterday:
w. II. Mech X Co. Inc. Norfolk
Capital stock. minimum. $1,000; maxi
mum $4,000. w H. Mech. president
II. 4. Campbell. secretary: both OF
Norfolk. Va. Purposes: brokerage bust
ness
The Kichmond Jl,ncv Bus Company
Inc. Richmond. Capital stock. mini
mum. $1,000: maximum. $4,000. r.. r.
Alphir. president: NJ. l.ibbcy secretary
both Of Richmord. Purposes: own and
operate buss"s or vehicles for the trans
of Richmond.
Citizens Ice and Coal Company, Inc
West Point Capital stock minimum
$1,000; max mum. $4,000 j T.. H. XII
bourn, president. Baltimore. Md: w. H.
Cooke. vice president: H. Lane Cook
secretary and treasurer. both of IVES,
Point. Purposes: coal and ice business
The quicksilver Investment Com
panN, Inc. Richmond. Capital stock
minimum, s3oo,ooo maximum. sl.ooI.
800. Gee IT. Sexton. president Prince
ION. y. j.; Charles y. Frank. secretary
Glen Cove. Long Island. y. Y. rur-
poses: mining business.
The New .ilmadcn Company Inc
Richmond. Capital stock, minimum
$500 maximum. $4,000. George IT.
sexton president. Princeton. " j.
Charles A. Frank, secretary, Glen Cove
Long Island. " Y
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
10y the Electrical Department yesterday:
w: III. jerks. for Kaufman IL Co.
1903 East Main street. four lights.
Same. for The Planet. 3il North
Fourth Street one one-fourth- horse
power motor.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Mr.. Miller. SIS West Franklin
street. two outlets and fixtures.
Eng"lbcrg & Bear. for Jersey Butter
Co. ice East Main Street. six outlets.
l.. l.. Gilman & Co. for Mr. Daniels.
rear Gll9 West CLAY Street six outlets.
w. II. jerks. for The Planet. 30l
North Fourth street, ono light.
Same. for w. w. Richardson. 3lo2
East clay Street, one ouefourth
horsepower motor.
J +. Caudle. for c. s. Goldstein. 400
East Leigh street, one light.
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NNSIl INETDN. lIebrunry l5--'The
storm mat was central Wednesday,
nlGht over the Middle Atlantic States
mas moved northcaStward. ana Thurs
cay might It's centre was over Northern
New England, where tho pressure. was
AZ l"w AS 2H.l8 inches. This disturb
anCc has been attended by sniftin.
EA!es on the Middle Atlantic and N.vv
i-hp !Ahd coasts, rain in the Middle At
iantic nni New England states. and
SnoWS N IN. OHIO VALLEY and tho re
SIpi. o. IN" Great Lakes Another
storm area was central THURSDAY ni..bt
over the southern Plateau ana ii is
moving eastward. IL has been attended
ny rams ana SHOWS IN tile Plateau re-
zion, aud rains In the Pacific states
m" temperature has fallen consider
AMY IN the Middl" Atlantic states
southern New England and the region
81 me ,'rcat Lakes, ANA IL has changed
!i'tlc elsewhere. readings are uear/the
NONNtrN -.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Small Property In Active Demand
With Increased Number
of Sales.
MONEY MARKET is EASIER
Transfers Yesterday of City Prop
crty Aggregate acknowledgements
Report Better Demand for Small
Farms Within Easy Reach OF City.

Sinai! property featured the sales Of
realty yesterday. The records show
many sales and there was record
number OF deeds OF trust. The deeds
or trust Indicate n greater freedom in
me money market. The agents report
that business is continually imDrovinr
ana that the prospects are bright. Farm
property Is showing fair demand. ac-
corning to one OF the local agents
dealing III this class OF property. Among
the sales yesterday were the following:
r. r. foind"Xtcr 10 Robert +. Schilling.
.hlrtr icct on III. north sid. OF Grove
Hv"huc, west OF Elan Street, for $4,000.
Jam ~. Duke 10 T.. T.. Poindcxter. two
I"tS on cherry street between Main
ana GARY streets. for $1,000. The
transfers yesterday iotalcd over 1000
Tor CITY prOpertT.
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ANCIENT RESIDENCE BURNED
Historic Lee Homo I'm York County
Wiped on by Enrly Morning FHirc.

The historic Lee home in York County
was completely destroyed by fire of
doubtful origin at j o'clock Wednesday
morning. The fire was discovered by
William Lee, son OF William Harris Lee.
of 25ll Stuart Avenue, Richmond who
is owner OF the property.
When tho flames We're discovered i'm
Tho west wing of tho building, w H.
Lee and other members of the family
were in the house, but all escaped with
out injury. The total loss is cstimat-
ed 3; $",5o0, but the fire destroyed many
valuable antiques which can never he
Icniacch.
'rhc historic dwelling was erected on
land granted 10 Harry Lee In 1917 The
building was erected about 1850. II
was occupied Jointly by Harry Lee and
Richard Ice, the latter the grcatgreat-
grandfather of General Robert T. Lee.
OF Confederate fame.
Tho land was granted to Harry Lee
for bringing rr"ty OF settlers to the
Virginia colony from England. From
Harry Lee the property was passed to
his son, William, then To Francis Ice,
fhcn to John u. Ice. and then to Henry
Haywood Lee. and finally 10 w. II. Lee
Two hundred and forty-sevcn acres
were embraced In the original tract
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WHEN HEADACHY
TAKE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
Tonight! Clean your bowels
and end headaches, colds,
sour stomach.
Get n 1O-cent box now

You're bilious You have n throbbing
sensation in your head, a bad taste i'm
your mouth, your eyes burn your skin
Is yellow. with dark rings under your
eyes: your lips are Darched. No won
der YOU feel ugly, mean and ill-tcm-
pcred Your system is full of bile not
properly passed off, and what you need
Is cleaning UP inside. Don't continue
being a bilious nuisance to yourself
and those who love you, and don't re-
sort to harsh physics that irritate and
injurc Remember that most disorders
Of the stomach. liver and bowels are
cured by morning with gentle, thor
ough Cascarets--they work while you
sleep. Decent box from your drug
gist Will keep your liver and bowels
clean; stomach sweet, and your head
clear for months. children love to take
Cascarots. because they taste good and
never gripe or sickcn
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:. $. CIRCuIr COUNT OF ApPEAI.s,

The United Statcs Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvcued Yesterday morning
~ 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods and District Judge
Common III attendance.
cases argued yesterday:
No. l3SS-Pcnn Bridge Company and
y. Dallam O'Bricn, appellants and
cross -appellecs. VS.. County of Kcrshaw
appellee and cross appellant; CroSS-ap-
ncaIS from the District Court OF
thari"ston. :. 9. Continued from yes
dgrday. Caus" further argued by
thomas }. Kirkland, Camden, :. g. for
Inc County Of kcrshaw, and by T.. L.
WILCOX. Florence. s. c.. for the Penn
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FrankIin streets. DecemSer s. s. iSSi Tn
l.. o. wendcnburs to w l.. Rcdd
trustee. q feet . inches by 100 feet
inches south line stuart Avenue. 20
feet west OF Strawberry street. I'cbru
Y. H. Stalt.. ct ux. 10 W. H. Robin
son. trustee. 96xl00 feet south line
Moore Street. i29 feet east Of spe..s
Alber, r Newman. g, mx. to NJ. d.
Nunnally. trustee. 37xI55 l-2 feet
north l!n" T street. So fee, i-2 inches
AIRY %. 1915. s@,225.
John j. Mitchell. Jr.. to r. II. Wyatt
ct al, trustees. ~ feet 81 inches by
l3l feet at southwest corner OF second
street ana an alley between Marshall
and Clay Streets. February "a. 1914.
Mitchell, Jr'. ct al. Trustees. q ' fsct
strd inihES BY l55 fesf south Linz Glay
street June %. 1918. >5,al2,5o.
u. r. Dawson. ct ux. to John Mitchell
Jr.. ct al. trustees. IS feet . l-2 inches
sy =; feet $ inches ;so, south line Clay Clay
John Mitchell, Jr:. to r. il. WYATT:
Second and Clay Streets: also ~ feet
: inches by 100 feet = inches south line
Clay Street. 75 feet l-2 inches east
SG,i9D.
bonded Realty COMPANY 70 John
! Mitchell. il, 1T al. trustees. is feet =
inches by a. feet inches south line
| Clay street. - feet 3 inches east OF
Second Street; also Is feet inchcs by
| - feet inches south line Clay Street.
! 30 feet IL inches east of Second
Street. December =. 1917. sc,49o.
Dan Donahuc to i; r. Ford. trus-
tee. u feet Ia inches bv i09 feet at
the northeast corner OF Robinson and
J Cary street; also - feet ! l2 inches
/ by 100 feet east line Robinson street,
/ Il feet IL inches north OF Cary
street, January q. 1915, A.3A6.0i.
I Virginia Brown, ct vir. to +. sitter
| ding. 81 ais, trustees. 22XS2 feet south
! line Chafiin Street, ia l-2 feet east of
! Harrison street. February H. 1915.
! $500.
| David NJ. White. to II. Seldom TAYLOR.
trustee. ,5xI4o feet west line Third
Avenue. 200 feet south of Custer Street.
February %, 1915. $4,000.
r. +. poindexter. to W. c. Blanton.
trustee, 35Nl40 feet at the southwest
corner of Marshall street and Alta
mont Avenue. February 90, 1915 s1.3I5.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
To Ala puiIdIpr I-urd

m cntcriainmcnt viii be given to-
uigh; IN the home OF Mrs W. T. lrew
lott, Thlrty-hrst and Porter streets.
Woodland Heights. by Mrs. {. II Kahrs
Circle ~ the Woman's Aid Society OF
the Woodland Heights Baptist Church.
supper will be served, and an attrac-
i've program rendered. The affair will
nr for tho benefit of the building fund
%! the church. which is preparing TO
build handsome structure on Thirty
first street \ considerable sum OF
money has already been raised and the
plans for the builhing nave heen drawn.
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CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
-Four Release Deeds Amounting I


SS.5GT.t1.
Leroy T.. Brown, ct ais. trustees. to
:. q. Gray. joNl"5 feet west line Lamb
AN.nGc. 50 feet south OF Norwood
street. February Is. 1915. $4,000.
Gonnella. ct ais 2oXI5O feet south line
Monument Avenue. 30 feet west OF
Meadow Street, February - 1915,
$3.3G"
T. : Rose, ct al. trustees. 10 Allen
Henry. lots and in block in the
plan cf Colonial Place. Fcbru&ry %
1915, $3.50
W. l.. Redd trustee, to Virginia o.
Burnctte, 30 12Xl40 feet west line
Ens!ow Avenue, l@2 l-2 feet south Of
BEron Street. January IS. 1915.
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CHANGER, DEEDS OF Trust.
Sixteen Deeds OF Trust Nmountipr I,

g. w. Pollard. ct ux. TO w. r. North
Srn, IT nj. trustees. 25Xl25 feet north
line street, - feet east Of Twentieth
street February Il, 1915, S2I2i
Andrew q. Burch, ct ais. TO ELAN 6.
Funstcn trustees. 2SNi55 feet sou; n
linc Broad street. los feet cast OF
Sl.I,o.
Maude W. Page. ct vir. TO Il. seldom
Taylor trustee, 30 feet on the west line
Lamb Avenue, $50 feet south OF Nor
wood street. February Is. 1915. $@.15O.
w. G. Schmidt, ct TX. 10 l.. NJ Bailey.
81 al. trustees, 7SNl53 feet ~ Tho
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Funeral of Fire Victim.

The funeral services of threc-ycar-
ola ola NcGraw who was sufocatcd
in fire which destroyed the home of
her mother, Mrs Minnie McGraw. 252S
cambridge street. Swanshoro. We'd.
n"sday morning, We're held Yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home
OF her grandmother. Mrs Lane. - West
rhirtieth street. Mtcrmcnt was made
III Maury Cemetery. Rev. T.. r. Smith
pastor of Weatherford Memorial Bap-
list Church. conducted the services
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Co. 32S East Franklin Street.
l.. j. peyronnct. for j. NJ Clarke.
$500 West Broad Street.
Gillian & Tiller, for H. u. Taylor. 10
South Fourteenth Street
+. G. Tinslcy. for l.. T. Hunt lll-l3
East Baker street.
kritZcr & Harmon. for Erastus AL
len. l2l2 North Thirty SECOND Street.
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Fridge Company. 1T al. and submitted.
No. l3ol--rhe Southern Cotton Oil
company. plaintiff in error. w. William
j; shelton defendant ia error: error to
the District Court at Columbia. s. G..
Argued by -. w. Robinson. Columbia.
IS c.. for tn" plaintlR in error. and
Columbia. :. c.. for the dctandant in
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board directed
the City Engineer yesterday to furnish
n blue print OF the AUDITING property
owners that the board may issue allie
cation and damages be assessed for the
paving OF alleys bounded by Floyd and
Streets.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
ny the Plumbing Inspector Yesterday:
Pembcrton X Benson, for A. l.. Straus.
lc2 North Eighth street.
j. T. Phillips, for Cottrell Saddlery
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Local Temperatures Ye.tcrdn,
Local Rainfall.

nBai,caii iast Twelve hours. ..... None
RAiniali last twcnty-four hours 90
behciency IN rainfall since March
.;....;.:.:. .. Gag
i-N'esS III ralhlaIi since January / los