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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-04
Finance, Oil and Real Estate

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-An advance
5of unusual breadth occurred today IN
9ttie stock market, and although quota
lions were below the days best at the
close, net changes showed an upturn
OF good proportions spread well over
the list. 1t could not be fairly said
that the advances represented decid,
ed change in speculative sentiment or
that II was In response to any new
development OF weight It apparently
derived its impetus from the same
sort OF speculation that brought about
1 last weeks remarkable rise. Trading
was heavy throughout the morning
but In the latter hours the market be
came quiet.
i The marking up Of quotations began
In the war shares, which were In in
I creased favor in the belief that heavy
sproft-taking sales and the closing out
iotweak lines in these shares on their
recent slump had strengthened their
position. The correctness Of this view
seemed to be vindcated by the rapid
appreciation OF quoted values during
the morning. Bethlehem Steel was put
Stp II points to 275, equaling its high
record, and In a few other instances
new top figures were reached, although
mo other stock approached Bethlehem
Steel in extent OF movement. The dis
fiey. OF strength made by the war
Wtocka stimulated buying elsewhere and
soon the whole market was rising. In
the late reaction, Bethlehem Steel fell
back points and Crucible Steel 4.
Total sales were 10000 shares.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-04

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 4%-The Pitts,
burgh security market was active yes
terday up to midday, with business on
an increased scale. Several issues
were>ip pressing demand and advances
were made. Buyers did not ask con
cessions yor. certain Issues. but were
willing to advance prices TO get the
shares. The tone was hul!lsh and
broadening tendency was noticeable
On the whole, the market yesterday
vas one Of the best for some time. The
latter half business was less active
than in the morning, but the volume
posted was one Of the largest in
weeks.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
TWO CHRISTMAS DAYS
IN MANY MINING CAMPS

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Dec. ~
Inn many Of the mining towns Of West
Virginia there will be celebrations OF two
Christmas days. and the same il true Of
New Years Day. This is due o. the
fsct that many Of the miners are men,
bers OF the Greek Catholic church, which
has never accepted the Gregorian calen-
dar. by which time il measured by most
at the civilized nations The adherents
OF the Greek faith, which include Greeks.
Russians and the people from the Bal
kan slater. use. the Old style calendar.
which Is thirteen days later than the one
generally used.
A one day celebration If Christmas il
also beyond the conception Of the aver
age foreign-born miner, A. many reouire
day or two TO get ready. and often the
same length Of time 70 recover from the
festivities The Polish miner celebrates
the 18th and 18TH of December. Thus
Il IL necessary 70 shut down the mines
Tor at least four days tor the first Christ
mas, and after the Christmas HOLIDAYS
are over the sane miners have another
holiday on January LIST
Where there il a number of (;reek Cath
"iics another period Of idleness begins
on January eth, and continues for sever.
al days, and New Years day for the-.
people occurs on January 18th.
Coal mining presents many once,
problems, and one of the queerest is ia,
celebration Of dozens Of different holi
days by the foreigners throughout IN,
year. Often these celebrations. unan
nounced To the management, will draw
away enough workers to seriously ham
Per the operation of the mines. TIL,
difficulty comes from the varying nation
alities of the workmen, and each nation
atty, or religious sect has its ''hol,
days" and other occasions for celebra
ton.
There seems 70 be no remedy for tn,
situation, as an attempt To bring abou
any uniformity in the Observance O
these holidays would be like trying ..
get all the foreign-born miners to su4a,
the same language
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
RENEW YOUR COURAGE

The Negroes OF America ar,
70 be congratulated upon this
the Sind Anniversary of the is
suance OF the world renowned
Emancipation Proclamation By
the great, good and martyred
president. Abraham Lincoln
During the years that have drift
ed into eternity the emancipated
race has done much for itself.
and much has been done for Il
Its achievements have been re
markable, but there is yet much
20 be done before he can CON
mand the recognition to which
The laws OF the land entitle him.
De has reached the stage in his
development when be must do for
himself, or perish from he face
OF the earth. The material rise
OF the Negro means but little il
he Ia without The means OF pro
tectinR his material wealth. Ed
ucation means but little in il can
not be used to promote the gen
era welfare and entitle the Dos
SCISSOR 70 the same privileges
enjoyed By other educated people
a pig that can be taken from
you without due process of Law:
Q school house that privileged
CITIZENS can turn into a COW
barn; house where certain citl-
sens say you cannot live in.
means worse than nothing. The
thin< he Negro needs now more
than any other 10 the right of
suffrage throughout the country
and equality with other people.
m erder tnst be may adequately
protect bis other rights, and 10
day the Negro throughout Amer
tca should resolve anew 70 strug
ia coLtend, aeirste and do
everything that has been done
- other people 10 attain liberty,
Prospsrity and happiness.
Ihs prsjodice. cruelty and Cd
proostoo cannot continue IL The
Uogro prepares himself and con
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
AMERICA
Could End War In 80
Days

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-The United
states could end the European war in so
days by cutting off the export of war
supplies, WAS declared today by Repre-
sentative Vollmer. of Iowa, before the
House Foreign Affairs committee. With
Representative Bartholdt, he endorsed
joint resolution 70 empower the President
in his discretion 70 prohibit such exports.
President Wilson," he said, suspend
Ell the embargo Of export Of arms and
munitions 70 Mexico in the interest Of
true neutrality ~ against neutrality on
paper. ! msintain that the pending
resolution 10 in line with the historic rep
utation Of this nation a. the greatest
advocate Of peace. IL is not in line with
that reputation TO supply the instruments
OF murder TO European nations. Are we
to take tie position Of the arch-hypocrite
among the nations. Are we 10 20 on our
knees and pray for peace and at the
same time supply the death dealing in
struments To Europe? Are We to plead
with God for peace with the blood money
IN our Pockets7 We ar, now in the DO
sition Of sending dollars for Belgium and
DUN dunn bullets Tor Germany"
Germany cannot be beaten in
this war. Her people are united
and determined 70 Eight 70 the last
drop Of blood. II this war continues
IL will 20 on and on until all the
world Is dragged down 10 bank
ruptcy. There is only one nation
whose lines Of national interest are
hopeiessly opposed to ours. do
not hesitate u predict that Japan
proposes TO hold not only Kiao Chow,
bit the islands Of the Fsciic, which
she has seized. Some day this issue
must he tried out in the Pacific, and
Il may lie 70 the interest Of this
DRY 10 have -Seriul Trend
&c her side
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
FRIDAY, JAN. LIST. 1915
Be6In THE NEW YEAR RI6HT

Let rs begin the New Year
right We need not hope u
make q perfect world; nor need
We expect TO abolish all crime,
prevent all suffering, or put a
stop to persecution, for these
conditions will last as long a.
man exists. The world was Civ
en- TO man. and man has made il
what it is. Man can make l.
better, so let US in the year 1915
DeRin TO work toward that end.
Let each and every one of as dc
our share toward adding to the
prosperity of the country, pre-
vent as much crime as possible,
relieve all suffering we can and
oppose persecution in every
form and against all people.
The world is letter; man i,
living better; there is more liber
~. more prosperity and more
happiness than Was ever before
known.
Let MS not cultivate a groucl
knock the successful and hap
pv-but let us struggle in oul
own way TO be better. happier
and more successful ourselves
and add something to the happi
ness Of others.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Nirtoria Crane: Take notice
that on the l9th day OF Dec., 1914. at
The Office of j. X. smith. i'm the town
Of Keystone, County Of Mcdowell
and state Of w. Va, between the
hours OF O'Clock a. m. and D. m. =,
of that day. shall proceed to take
dispositions OF myself and others, to
De read 10 evidence in nv behalf In a
certain suit In chancery pending 10 the
Circuit Court Of Mcdowell county.
state of w. Va, in which am plain
til and you are defendant, and IN from
any cause the taking of said deposit
lions be not commenced on that day,
or " commenced, IL they be not com
Pleted on that day, the taking OF said
dispositions will be adjourned from
day 10 day, at the same pl ace and be
tween the same hOnrs until thew are
completed;
SQUARE Crane
j. X. smith. p. a.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
National Prohibition
Would Destroy Local
Government"
DECLARES WILLIAM H. TAFT

BOSTON, Dec. 29.-speaking before
The Bar association last night. Former
President William n. Taft discusses
national prohibition. during which no
said; 1T would revolutionize the ma
uonai government IL would put ON the
shoulders OF the government the duty of
sweeping the door steps OF every home
IN the land. II national prohibition
legislation IL passed, local government
would he destroyed. And If You de-,ro,
'oca' government, you destroy one Of die
things which 20 70 make for a healtbv
condition Ct the national government,
national prohibition il nonenforce.lls
u 70 confession on the part Of STATE
governments Of inability to control and
regu ate their own especial bus ne-s AMI
ou'y' u the matter were placed under
federal control ia would result in creation
o. machinery Of governments Officials
lsrse enough u nominate any president
and would offer Too great an opportunity
70 persons seeking 10 perpetnsse their
power IN Washington"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

At Rules held \, H.. WEST VIRGINIA.
W1, Soart o. Mcdowell Conn.,, inc o. the Cir
Celia MctlsnahAn
hery Mctlanahar hcnAnoev
Defendant
Ds,as oosect Of this suit Is In oh,.,.
y ne Plaintiff . divorr- ""1n the
tlNCULO AATRIN0Sxr
with H. nsng nom IN afldavss aow - -.
il = n sne pspsrs in this cause. that the 90 us
IL /. th.rs<oen OF the State OF Ne~t vi,ss.1
ant A. roore ordered that thu - rp1nla
Court % neb A. the cierh.s Once Of the csssSs
..om on me date Of the nr~t p1hi,c.sS.n one month
herein S~ry 70 protect his interr~t
orse sI ~ J. y further ordered that . ..,, -
i've w~ef Sonsned once . week for four ..- .nls
posted At sSe ,o and that o. the ..as e
is rendered twenty DAYS before decree
A Copy. Teste:
r2-u-n W. BURBRIDGE PAYNE w..
A c. Froe p. o 0'sfk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
CHRISTMAS At
GLEN WHITE

Probably nowhere in the New River
Poc<bontas coal fields did the ChristIn A.
holidays receive mors appropriate recog-
milton than in tie little town Of Glen
White
On the day before Christmas forces OF
men with wagons we're kept busy di-trib-
uting the gifts Of the r. n. White Coal
company n IL employees AID their fam
iiie-. IN the form Of 6ne, plump turkeys
70 the Older people and candies, nuts and
iruits Of all kinds IN proiusion 70 the
little folks. These appropriate gifts, to-
gether with . Christmas i've. enter
tsinment, in shich high-class moving
picture specially in Tires reels was prom
inent, presented unrefutable evidence Of
The often demonstrated fact that the
welfare and hsppine-- Of ms people are
always the first consideration m the
heart Of the management Of this CON-
psny.
beautiful songs By the school children
Of Glen White, coached b. Prof. and
hrs- Ferguson, whose services m the
training Of the minds of Young Americs
- represented in Glen White. tie
management Of the 4. r. White Coal
company hss been most fortunate in -
curing; slso too beautiful and sppro-
pirate renditions ~ Mrs. Atkins, the
accomplished dsushter II the esteemed
pastor Of Glen Whites Congregations
church, - well - vocal SOLO Dy Mr..
Alex MeIeiien, did much 70 make the
Christmas i've entertainments . sue
&C.,.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
To the Public

We take pleasure.in lannounc-
ing that in the future Mr.. N. s.
buhne will solicit forIsthe Nc
Dowell Times. He is authorized
to solicit iJo-work. advertising.
subscriptions and to collect for
same. Mr.. Buhne has been in
the employ OF the Mcdowell
Times for six months and Is ia
niliar with all phases OF the print
iDe ~ssiness. Ne ssh-our sub
scrioers and patrons TO encour.
ge Ihim oy 81 a. ,tut. ga
and paying up their accounts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WF9TVIRQTNTA.

WfSTVIRQINIA:
day in Dec. 1914.
t. A. Hunt.
vs. In Chsnoery
Lucy Hunt.
Defendant.
The object Of this suit l. To obtain from, .he A.
PENDANT By the plaintiff divorce
VINCULO MATRIMONII
And Il Appearing from on snidavit now on Al
win the papers in this cause. that the defend
ant - a nonresident Of the state Of West VII.
glnia. u - therefore ordered that the aid a..
eindant 90 APPEAR Al the Clerks Once % the
Circuit Court 81 Mcdowell County within one
month from the date % the first publication n,
this order. and do what IL necessary 10 nrote.f
her interest herein
And Il - further ordered that a COPY Of this
order b. published once q week for four succ----
We seeks IN some newspaper published in Nc
Dowell County. and that q copy Of the sarne h.
posted Al the 'front.' door 81 the court hou.e 81
ncDo~ell County fOr.t~enty days before deere
IL rendered
copy- Teste:
}. X. smith. y q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
REVOLT IS 50 SERIOUS
That Americans in Manila will
Appeal For Protection

Manns, Dec. 2S.-At q meeting Of
prominent Americans held here tod.v
the Filipino revolt sss considered a. or
'ous that q Wa decided 10 appeal 10 the
Secretary Of War for projection.
hws declared At the meeting that
ne lives Of Americans are in seriou.
danger.
A thorough Investigation Of the CAM
mat ed 70 The revolt va demanded.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

tinues the struggle. he need not
become discouraged because
there are great and powerful
men and women Of other races
making common cause with him.
and as the fight progresses more
will come. and ere another half
century passes the Negro in
America will be enjoying every
right and privilege granted all
IN this great Republic.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Make Our Neu Year Happy

On this Christmas day in the mdst your rejoicing
really have the Christmas spirit you pay your obl
cations THE MCDOWELL TIMES.
Christ said: Render Ce. the things that are
Cesar and unto God the things that God s."
The money you owe Us for 10 work. advertising and
suSscr ption and should because
we need H. We trying to give good. clean newsy
fair and fearless and you advertising
medium and printing service anywhere but
we cannot do SO il you fail pay
This is the closing OF year 1915 wish to begin
the with all old appeal to
those who indie bted THE DOwEL TIMES to settle
their accounts at once Start the year clean
conscience You could only do by paying your
Send Us your check post Office order
will emily the Christmas better and help make ours
pleasant
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Order Of Publication
WEST VTRGTNTA

WEST VIRGINIA.
Sc Rulc- held IN the Clerks Oihee n
tnc Cirrlit 'ourt Of McDowell County.
"n thr ir-t Monday sin November. 1914.
squire Craine.
v In Chanoery
Nictory CRANE
lJciendcnt
I've olIet of this -uit j. o. obtain
from tiie ieiendent ~ the plaintiff a
divorce
4 NfNCtLO MATRIMONU
Md ~ Appearing from an affidavit nov
ga Ole eith tie papers in this cau-r. that
tire drifufirut = a nonresident II The
state oi Wet Virginia: 70 j. therefor.
ORDERED THAT The said defendent do an
f'rar % fhe Clerks OfIice II the CSrcnit
CONT ~ NcD'eell County within one
month FROM the late 81 the ir-t pubiica-
ton Of ihi- order. and DO what (. nocrs-
sary o. prutccf her interest herrin.
And u isfurther ordered that copv
~ this ORDER ~ published once a ueel
for four successive weeks in some news
paper in McDcvell County. and that a
copy ~ the same - postei at tlpe from
door Of the court house II McDovel.
County Tor twenty days before decree ].
rendered
A copy Te~te.
W. BURBRIDGE PAYNE, OerL
}. X Smith, p. U
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Notice to Take Dispositions.

L. A. Hunt,
L.., S:n, In OAansery
To Lucy Hunt:
Take notice that on Dec. 10. 1914,
at the Law Offices Of j. X. Smith. in
the town Of Keystone, Nc we'll
county. W. Va, between the hours of 3
O'Clock a. IN. and o'clock p. IN. of that
day, | shall proceed to take the deposit
tons oil myself and others TO be read as
evidence in my behalf, in a certain suit
IN equity, depending in the Circuit Court
OF Mcdowell county, wherein am plain
tiff and you are defendant; and il from
any cause the taking of the said depo-
sitions be not commenced, or, il com
menced, be not concluded, on that dav
the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time TO time, at the same place and be-
tween the same hours until the same shall
be completed.
7. A. Hunt.
j. X Smith. p. q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA:
A. Ruies held IN the Clerks One 81 the or
cut Court - hcDo~e1 Connty on th~ ar,
Monday In Dee. 1914
Elizabeth Koskc.
Plaintin.
Auare~ KerAs
defendant.
The object % this -uft e,ff ain from, ~. A..
fendant by the plaintiff a "a soTce
NfNCULO MATRTMONII
Ana a APPEARING from Affidavit now on nls
with the paf<rs In th- caf-e. that the defend
AM i non-i e-ident q the state Of West vir.
xinia. "a - therefore ordered that the aid de-
feneant DO apf--af AZ the ti~fk's Off.oe Of the
'ifcult Count a. NcIo~en County within one
Month from the date - the first publication -,
tni~ order. and DO ~h4t j. NECESSARY 10 protect
hl- Interest hfIein
AMI ~ - further ordered that a copy of this
"titf D. tunii~ hsd once ~esk for -four -ttcc.---
80 w. a 40 ~fsfnf nrt-tap--f publ 1hssi in Ne
dwell 'f'unty. at ihaf ~ - ths. ~a.ne b..
listed AZ th- ftsnt d'sof 20 the curt ho1-. ~
b. nsfaft-I
\ copy. I.-Ie.
A g.. Pros. y a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Order of Publication.

49,. WESf VIRGINIA:
Aoudas in fsr 1874
i.fffIe -ttAsIf
Plaintiff.
~ In Chancery
Jos stewart
defendant
H. object 90 thi- ~uit j. 10 obtain from the de
PENDANT 10 the Plaintiff a divorce
NlNtLD MArkIMDNIT
AM q tpf--4i iug ffo.n an affidavit nov on Ale
Win the faI-t~ ~ this cause that the defendant
~ nofi-it -ifient - the state 81 West Virginia
u D. th'itfofr ordered the said DEFENDANT do
al'f~-tr al ttct l-Ik's on ~ the Circuit Cont
ei Hci'o'seli County within one month from the
Htt" ~ the hf~t puiication 81 this order and DO
Nntt o. n<f' i~tiy 10 protect hi interest herein
AMI a bel further ordered that a COPY Of this
"fifi a., o. lpli-nes onoe a week FOR fouI Success
W ~. 4 900 -ffne Newspaper published in Nc
Orwell ''tnts. and that copy OF the same be
posted tt the mont dor II the Count Hous.r -
Acib'~ril ounty for twenty day before decree
b. lertitissl
" BURBRIDGE PAYNE. Clerk.
r. T.. 'tifcr. y a.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

flalniit,
". In Chacerv
Henrietta lIaac.-k
defendant
The "i'jsrt Of thi- ~uit j. o. obtain from
the 'is-i'.'i'iani hy thu plaintiff divorce
\ NI\Ctl.O NArkI aONH
Md "a APPEARING from an affidavit
nov "n file with the papers i'm this cause
that the 'ieieTdant j. "A NONRESIDENT of
ti'e STATE of West Virginia; IL il there
i'r' ordered tlir ~.,iI elsfen.iant do an
is'ar at Tia q erk's 80 lice oi the Circuit
"urt OF McDDWrll County within one
month ir''n the late Of the rst publica-
ton "i thi> order. and 10 what il neces-
~ary o. pr''t,~'t her interest herein.
And 10 J. further ordered that a copy
"i ffii~ order be Published once a week
l'r iour Suc'sassivr weeks I'm some news
paper published in Mcdowell County.
and that a copy of the same be-. posted at
the front door OF the court house of Nc
lowell County for twenty days before
decree J. rendered.
\ co,.y Tsste:
". BuRBRIDtE PAYNE, Clerk.
H. J.. Capehart, 4. q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Notice to Take Deposition.

l.
Joe stewart
To JOE STEWART.
he,c. ma. on eOth day % Jan 1915 ths pSsi, 20
"~neo VIII take dispositions OF her,ss
- -, o'ner witnesses. To be used a. evid.nc.
go ., the above cause. In behalf OF Plain
- nc once OF y E. Carter. Keystone
-. :. neoo~en- In the State OF West yIr-
~een the hour Of eight O'Clock !. M
a.. - o.oek D. m. Of said day. And u. nom
commenced. or being commenc.s .h-n
completed on the day Aforesaid ~. ,.r,-r -. %
same VIII be adjourned from day toa., -
time 10 time. Of the same Oh. o-.,a n-,- ..o'''
same hours until they are oompletsd. $40
b. Z. Carter Po Lizzie Stewart.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01

the Cir-uit Court IT MrDsvel. lCountv.
on the first Monday in D,cemb 1914,
John Wright,
". In Clapcprv
Lucy Wright.
Defendant.
The oi'irct Of this Suit j. toobtain from
uie defendant by the plaintiff a divorce
\ NINCIiO MATKIMONII
81 = spYr~-Sg frorc - aftiday'.
now on hie With the papers in this cause.
that thr defendant H. non resident of
The state 81 West Virginia: il il therefore
''-'iers~i that the -aiu defendant d. ap-
fr'ar 90 thu Clerks Oflice OF the Circuit
Court 81 NrD'we Couuty within one
month fr''u illr dsts' of the r-t puilica-
ton of tili- or'ier. aud ID what - neces-
~ary g. prs't-t he interest herein.
And % - iurtiiar or,iers-d that a copv
81 tiii- ORDER 10 Putli-ilei once a week
t'r iour -fIssf~-I,e werk- in -Ofne news
paper pui'ii-iei ~ McDowelI county.
and That r. oopy oi the same b. ps,sted Al
tiir irVnt DOR oi the court houss of Ne
! lowell c"un'y lor Twenty days before
'is cree b. rrn,l-r,-i
4 copy ie-t..
" Ei kBklDGE PAYNE. Clerk.
D. X. smith. r.. q. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held i'm the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell County.
on the inst Monday in Dec. 1914.
John Mihalko.
Rosa Mihalko,
Defendant.
The object Of this suit il to obtain
from the defendant by the plaintiff a
divorce
A NlNCULO MATRIMONI
And II appearing IRON an affidavit now
on hle with the papers in this cause, that
the DEFENDANT IL nonresident of the
state Of West Virginia; il is therefore or
ierth that the said defendant do appear
al the Clerks office of the Circuit Court
al Mcdowell county within one month
from the date Of the first publication of
tiiis or'ier. and do what is Necessary 10
protect her interest herein.
And II Is further ordered that a COPY
OF tins order he published once a week
Tor four successive weeks in some new
paper published in Mcdowell. county.
and that a copy Of the same Ne posted at
the front door of the court "a plse of Nc
Dowell county for twenty da . before de-
cree Is rendered
A copy. Teste:
w. BURBRIDGE PAYNE, Clerk.
y e. FrOe. 4. ".
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-01
Order Of Publication.

Isl NlRGlNlA f:
N rules h"'d in the Clerks Office OF
thr frrr't Court of Mcdowell County.
~ ta" iir-i Monday in De,ember, 1914.
Charlie, ilansr~k.
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Order of Publication.

WEST V MA.
" Rules held in the Clerks 81 %,
the Cir'uit Court 81 MrDpveli. lCounty.
on the first Monday IN Ds-cemb 1874,
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