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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

In every home where there is
baby there should also be a bottle
of McGee's Baby Elixir. 1t may
be needed at any time to correct
sour stomach, wind collie, diarrhoes
or summer complaint. 1t is
wholesome remedy, contains no
opium, morphine or injurious drug
Of any kind. Price 25c and soc
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09
j. j. WEATHERLY
GOES TO REWARD
DIED LAST FRIDAY MORNING

On last Friday morning, while
friends and relatives were anxious.
ly waiting and hoping, the mes
sage came from Hot Springs, Ark,
that Joe j. Weatherly was dead.
The sad news brought sorrow to
the hearts of hundreds of friends
and patrons throughout the length
and breadth of Benton County.
Camden realized that she had lost
a strong character and steadfast
friend. Joe Weatherly typified in
his life many things that are best
in the term, "good citizen"
In all the walks of life this son
of Benton won success; and it was
success of lasting kind, for it was
built not on ability alone bnt uposs
character. Here in Camden Mr..
Weatherly was best known as e
man of action. He had an abiding
faith in the future of Camden, and
it was here he found his real voca-
ton, and, coupled with a bright
intellect and untiring energy, woa
for him the position he occupied
in the business world.
Modest, yet forceful, the incen-
tive for his every act, seemingly,
was desire to serve the best in
terests of his county and her peo-
pie. Mr.. eatherly was man Of
generous impulses; he WAS kind
and sympathetic, ever ready and
willing to extend courtesies and
favors to his friends and customers,
and was never known to withhold
assistance from a truly meritorious
cause, no matter whether it WAS
case of distress or had for it's OBJ
ject the upbuilding of the town
and county and the betterment Of
the conditions of mankind. When
the Atlanta limited from Memphis
arrived here about / o'clock Sum-
day morning fully two hundred
people had assembled at the rail-
way station at that early morning
hour, and silently and with bowed
heads attested to his popularity.
Impressive funeral services were
held at the Nj. E. Church, South,
afternoon, conducted by
his pastor, Rev. Frank B. Jones,
after which all that WAS mortal of
a lamented citizen were conveyed
to Camden Cemetery where he
rests in peace. Flowers seem to
be the best emblem we have to ex-
press our love and esteem, for we
weave them around the cradle, the
altar and the tomb. Thus
would we leave him, and in men,
ory keep him, while silently re-
posing beneath bower of flowers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09
EVA CITY.

u, G, Akers has been visiting
friends in Eva City.
M. d. McElyea was in Camden
on business Monday.
Eulis Wilson of Vale is visiting
his uncle, l.. d. Wilson.
w. r. Hamer visited his son,
Edgar, in Camden Monday.
Wood Terry spent the weekend
with relatives at Sugar Tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bates of
Beaverdam visited here Sunday.
Harry McKelvey of Nashville is
visiting his father, G. McKelvey.
Miss Bessie McKelvey spent the
weekend with Mrs. I. Fl. Farrar.
Miss Mad McElyea visited Mrs.
Josie White few days last week.
w. j. Akers and wife spent the
week end with the family Of G. l..
Tippett.
Bert Cancer of Flatwoods spent
a few days here with his mother
last week.
Bertram Sarrett of Nashville is
spending a few days on tennessee
River fishing.
J. M, Wilson and J. f. Nickel
vey left for Dresden Tuesday to
attend district conference.
Quite number from here were
present at the funeral of Joe J.
Weatherly in Camden Sunday.
Buron Cancer, Wood Terry and
others got busy last week and cap
tured a 551 pound yellow cat. Its
the largest catch of the season.
A large crowd attended the chill
dren's day services here Sunday.
The program was well rendered by
the children, and all present cer-
tainly enjoyed the occasion.
Uncle John Wyly of Texas was
here to see Lon J. Sykes Monday.
Uncle John was for several years
connected with the frm of Lucas
g. Wyly, and has host of friends
in Eva City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Herndon
entertained Monday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Miss Cassie.
Refreshments were served and the
occasion was a most enjoyable one.
Clete Colley and Miss Monte
Goodman were married Sunday,
Justice Q. G. Summers officiating.
The happy couple are very popu-
lar in Eva City, and their many
friends here wish them q long and
happy married life.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

Stings or bites of insects that
are followed by swellings, pain or
itching should be treated prompt
ly as they are poisonous. Ballard's
Snow Liniment counteracts the
poison. 1t is both antiseptic and
healing. Price 25c, SOC and 81 90
per bottle. Sold by All druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

The funeral Of the late w. Il.
Marchbanks will be preached by
Rev. H. II. Conder at Chalk Hill
on the third Sunday in July at IL
o'clock a. m.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

Doing hard work in bent or
STOPPING position puts stitch in
the back that is painful. II the
muscles have become strained, you
can't get rid of it without help.
The great penetrating power of
Ballard's Snow Liniment will ap-
peal to you most strongly at such
times, because it is the very thing
you need. Price Csc, SOC and 81 90
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09
CHAPTER 315
\, PRIVATE ACTS
iioUSE BILL NUMBER 1872

AN act to authorize and empow-
or Benton County to issue bonds
Tor the purpose of building, eqnip-
ing and furnishing court house.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, THAT the county Of Ben
ton,. through and by it's Quarterly
County Court. be and is hereby
authorized and empowered to issue
and sell bonds of the county for
the purpose of building, equiping
\ and furnishing a court house for
the county, not exceeding the sum
OF thirty thousand ($30,000) dol
lars, said bonds to bear interest at
the rate Of five (5) per cent, paya-
BILE as follows: Three thousand
$4,000 dollars at the end of one
year from the date issuance and
ythree thousand (S3,000r annually
until all are paid in full.
Section 2. Be it further enacted,
that before said bonds are issued
theQuarterly County Court of said
county, with g. legally constituted
quorum present, shall by MAORI
ty vote favor the issuance of said
bonds by q yea and nay vote ;:
the vote to be recorded on the
minutes of the court as cast.
Section 3. Be it further enacted,
chat said bonds shall be signed by
the Judge Of the County Court of
Benton County, and countersigned
J by the Clerk of said court with
bis official seal affixed to the same,.
and such bonds shall be in de-
nominations of not less than five
hundred (S500) dollars and not
more than three thousand ($3, ,0O0)
i, to suit the purchaser.
) Section 4. Be it further enacted,
that each of said bonds shall have
attached to it interest coupons
showing the amount of each semi
annual installment Of interest on
said bonds, and when same shall
fall due, which coupons shall be
, signed in the same manner as the
bonds, but without the official seal
of the clerk, and showing on their
face the number of the bond to
which they are attached.
Section S. Be it further enacted,
that it shall be the duty of the
Quarterly County Court of said
county and it is hereby authorized
and empowered to annually levy a
tax upon all taxable property and
privileges for the purpose of pay
ing the interest and principal OF
said bonds as same natures or
falls due.
Section 6. Be it further enacted,
that it shall be the duty OF the
Judge of the County Court OF Ben
ton County to keep in we'll bound
book a. record of the number and
denominations of all bonds issued,
to whom issued and also of all
bonds and coupons redeemed or
maid. and he shall make settlement
with the County Trustee upon re-
ceipts and disbursements of taxes
collected for the purpose OF paying
eff said bonds and interests thereon
IN the same manner as is done
with other county funds.
Section 2. Be it further enacted,
that the Trustee of said county
shall collect and account for the
tax herein authorized in the same
manner as he is required by law to
collect and account for other eoun-
tv taxes, and shall receive the
same compensation as for collect
inc and disbursing other county
taxes. and the County Court may
require such Trustee to give addl-
t;onal bond for the performance OF
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

No. 666 will cure chills and fever.
1t is the most speedy remedy we
know.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09

G. L. Manning was circulating
among friends here Saturday.
Mrs. @. w. Blakey is visiting
Mrs. j. T. Peeler in Huntingdon.
Mr.. Pierce of Mckenzie is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. John Lind
sey.
Mrs. Ida Buoy of Texas is visit
ing her brother, Will Byrn, near
town.
Mrs. Roy Algee and little son Of
Henry are visiting Mrs. Oscar
Highfell.
Philip Aubrey Travis OF Camden
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Newton
I. Bowles.
Dr. G.. II. Watkins and wife of
Hollow Rock are guests of Mrs. J.
B. Hastings.
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The Chronicle and semi-weekly y
Globe Democrat, $l.40 per year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09
BIG SANDY.
Mayor.

The field day and picnic here
Saturday was a success. There
was good crowd, considering the
unfavorable weather condition.
The crowdw quiet and orderly,
and everyone seemed to enjoy the
occasion.
The sporting spirit was at high
tide and many entered the races.
This feature was managed by G.
W. Blakey, who has had much ex-
perience in athletics. The judges
were G. w. E. Herrin, w. Il. Paf-
ford and Virgil Rasberry, and
premiums were awarded as follows:
Fat mans race-First premium,
is. Lindsey; second, A. H. Myers.
Wheelbarrow Yace-First premi-
UNI, J. Fl. Hastings; second, Doug
las Morris.
Boys race-First premium, Ber-
tie Bowles; second, Amos Doty.
Boys race, under 12-First pre-
MUM, Hurley Brewer; second,
Luby Doty.
100 yards race-First premium,
A. G.. Warrick second, Hubert Il.
Davidson.
Married ladies' race-First pre-
MUM, Mrs. Cora Akers; second,
Mrs. Sadie Fl. Boyd.
Girls race-First premium, Mary
Belle Chestham; second, ALLEN
Akers.
Girls race, under 22-First pre-
MUM, Mildred Craney; second,
Leo Lindsey.
Young ladies' race-First pre-
MUM, Lucille Rayborn; second,
Sophia Herndon.
Ugliest man, DR.. j. +. Freeman.
A speakers stand and seats were
placed under the excellent shade
on the school house campus. The
ladies realized a neat little sum
from the sale of ices and the min
strels at night. The proceeds will
be applied to reduce the debt of
the new school building.
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WANTED-MaIe Help

MEN learn barber trade; commission
Hisen In our uptown shops. When
cpmpleted; you gain double practice
making Eno1ey. Write for catalogue.
Leader Barber College. Cincinnati.
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WANTED Miscellaneous.
Help Wanted - ceIIaneous

WASTED 30 to ss5 per month extra
money to any employed person WI tn
selling No 3caIlra sSir1E. Posi- tircly y no
investments. Unemployed need not
Inc, ,1a3 ". Madison st, Chicago.
Ill i j IA i8i
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NOTICE oE' E@05TIE,S SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of a deed or trust dated on.
the 3rd day of february, g 8 IL made
nnd Alrneda Bnntlett his wife to j ohm
Basel. trustee, and recorded In the office
of the Clerk Of thet County Court Of Har-
DEED BooK page gso to seeu uSs
Claude Westfall the payment Of certain.
sums of money In said trust deed fully
mentioned, which said sums Sof money:
aforesaid are now due, owing and UNI
paid, together with Interest thereon: and
ne ue e s sac slaaae
was by order OF the Cicnit Court OF
Harrison County, IVES Virginia +ertered
In Echaneer r n. order Book No. Is, page 8
49,, duly and legally appointed trustee
In the place and stead Of the said John,
.sell Mt public auction at the front door
OF the Court House OF Harrison County,
ON SATURDAY., THE Hl7rH DAY or
{ APRIL, 1915, 43s IA Esai
recommending at 1850 o'clock, r. NJ. the
following described real estate. to;Sit:
wild, dwelling house. and appurtenances
thereto betonging lying and being u. the
Virginia. IN what is known as the
Charles G. Reynolds q Addition TO the
City Of Glarkssnrg. said 5lo1 having q
Pace and running back with an alley
One HMndred and = teen Get to- an
thence With said last named
sixteen; thence vi tn line OF lot number
sixteen. One Hundred and In ftcen Feet
TNiffeen (15l aE shown upon plat OF said
additi on. liicll PLAT is Of record In the
office Of tile c Jerk OF the County Court
page 25e. and being the came lot or par
eel OF land that was conveyed;Gtos the
said a1s%an saeeSs
pany By deed dated November 8. 1912.
Iofarecord the aforesadd office IN Deed
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WfASTEzD-Men wishing to earn three
TO i've dollars per day Write for terms
II stlt party. First National Nurseries.
Colchester, n. +.
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7 ANT Ed Femaie Help

WANTED Experienced millinery sales
asidies. Apply at once at The Smart
shop. rs Fourth street.
Nv.NNT1oD-Yo Young lady stenographer5
with office experiences and rapid typlst3
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powers thereof, and describing the
limits of5said town, !" for the election
of officers and common council there
of, as provided by said act:
Mayor, chief OF police, city clerk.
superintendent Of streets, collector
and treasurer. and assessor for one
year, and five councilmen, one from
each ward. for two years each, and
one member Of the water works and
sewerage board for term of three
years. 8a.. 5
such election will be held in the
places, enumerated below. in the re-
spectiye wards, by the commissioners
and chal1engers named below:
First ward Voting place, u +.
ellis store room, Linden avenue.
Commissioners: William Mulheran,
ia. S. NIilstead and r. J.. Lyden Chal-
lengers: William Wanstreet and J.
T. Kearns.
Second ward Voting place, Brick
house opposite Monticello Garage, 2O3
Monticello avenue. Commits
%. Frank Horror, r. 3. Wilson and
Charles G. Coffman. ChalIengers: J.
&C. N1cManaway and w. "A. Harm ton.
Third ward-Vo Voting place. G. Fl.
Gordon's Office, North Third street.
commissioners x. & r Grey 4byTQ, SJd y
Refer and H. Ellsworth Cork Chal-
lengers Boyd. E. Hornor and w. G.
Morrison.
Fourth ward 'V Voting place, Arm
stFong's club house, Chestnut street
Commissioners: B. B. Jarvis. "A. G.
Yillers and Harry Douds Cha1len-
gers James Rodney and Leonard
Peck. 4. ss4
Fifth wardYo Voting place, T. II
Longs Office, Court street Commits
sDneTs: G. Alstetter, A. c. Davis
and c. L. ellis Challen gers: Elem:
ing H: Holden and s. G. Highland.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of March. 1915.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSON
Clerk City of harrisburg
At the same time and Place above
men toned there will be held an cleo;
ton for school Commissioner for the
lClarksburg District for a term Of
three years All voters residing with,
| in said district, outside Of city, vii
vote ait ~ NJ. Longs office, Couf'
street. at the same time for the SAID
school commits sioner.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, 1915.
B, order Board of Educ ation.
JAMES y. HESS, Secretary
Y & M \ u lJD
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v n n NJ IN lI7 n B. NJ \
duly aupfairte1 az
trust stnrr,pany ~:

\ !
trust sG;oEnpany was duly arpoirted as
guardian OF the said Oscar q Smit hand
Theodore S. Smith, will make appilca-
ton TO the Circuit Court Of Harrison#
County West Virginia, on the 1btha davs
OF May, 1915. or as soon thereaf ter as
aid matter can be Heard: for entry
little and Trust Company, guardian as
aforesaid to transfe from the saaas
{ tate of West Virginia to the said State
re Pennsyilv wanna. all funds and PERSONAL
5grpPertE now held by e. o. Sutton, OF
that may hereafter come into his handa
he guardian OF the said Oscar g. Snlitl,s
Ind Theodore S. Smith appointed and
1uaHtled as such IN said County Of
HARRISON, State Of West Virginia. And5
!znss elster such ether orders that may be.
deemed necessary, and as rauuired by
This IS. Eotiee being given a.s
the Code OF West Virginia. "a
Citizens ttle and rust CONF
nany,s q EcorPor alton gnarddanAof
Oscar q. Srnttl and Theodore
s: Smith for tile County Of
Tayette. StateEof Pennsylvania.
BY Counsel. III
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FOR Ne Farms

s1S.SiFsM FoR SAI4Ea7 Is acres. liz
mil les TO I1i5enborp miles 70
nIfsi1oro on railroad and 4pl Ike, good,
s M ne room house. large barn and other
sSsS lthnl ldtngs: good well Mat ter, good
Irutt school and church. This Is one
sS5s sDf tilr incest ccattonE# along tho B. -
Y O. III 1road ttIfs Soi, arc looking for a
iS,r1t sec TIL 8. Won. IL want 1T. ADJ
N dress Arthur III lSrlan, ftt f1boro. AN.
IA. nj 5tsHg JAZZ
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Z - " 77I7I3- 2
NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T NIAY5gSuNCERN:
& Notice is hereby given that the part
snership lately subststiug between us.
the undersigned ]. S. Blackman3 and
George w. Webb, carrying on business
as Black1nan s. Webb. at ClarksburE
Harrison county. West virginia, under
the style and firm of t.B. e w. Transfer
was on the i 7th day OF March, - 915.
dissolved by mutual consent. and that
the business In the future will be car
ried onsby the said y. S. sBlackman alone
stwllo will pay and discharge the debts
and liabilities, and receive all money
payable to the said late firrn.1
Dated this the Sth day OF March
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LEGAL NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
izens Title and Trust Company. a cor
OF Fayettc County. State of
Penn sylvania, guardian of IN Oscar c.
Snlt tn and Theodore S. Smith. residents
OF F'ayette County, State OF PennsyI-5
Hania- where tho said Citizens Title andf
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.


Take notice that on the 9Th day OF
April, 1915, there will be an election
held IN the city OF Clarksburg under
chapter 1b1 Of the Acts of 1907. en-
Titled AN act to amend and re-enact
and reduce to one, the several acts
incorporate the town Of Clarksburg
In the county Of Harrison, defining the
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r,ror,r1oEFro rAK a,

IT7 MOTIOET T0aTAkH~pEI0BI
N itrIfife r. Warnick ~ Z
asst Nj 4 In GhahceTy. s$ st
n James II. Warwick 5 All
Pending In the EI-rultsG COURT Of Harrt-s
con County Nest Nv t1k.ntn. 5sss
TO James H. Warnick.s Sss sH
You Will take notice that the depoBl-l
lions OF Joe LaFet Ode. Hunt and.
F,r1r1, 81 Riley and other witnesses will
be taken at the 3irnonSahel Hotel, COR
snar ofat& Smith land NEa1er Etreatst
In tbe c5&Nof nre.s State Of Penn
efha fholrz Cd 8 AZ 4G.@and
5eSo'cIock p NJ OF that day.
OF Mrs Annn BouEhnAr and othAr Wit
nesseaH&tll be tak ken at the law ONCE OF
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EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE, slate
.soud water. close 10 schuol aud cfurc.t
ana car line; newly paperedi ST uate
M 5Ir5r5lgl lot 6oxI5J feet Appraised at
81. QUO. but Viii aye soll for s1,6o0 TO
Il ste1tIa estate at oace. EasE terms. Ap
sJ,Iy sf* to Howard Post Cot Bldg
arks hlIrE. ;5s5 iaSF
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SATURDAY, THE 24th. DAY or

1870
at the hour Of ous thirty o'clock IN THE
afternoon OF said day ut the front door
OF the Court House of the County OF
Harris on. In the State of West Virginia.
sponsihle bidder therefor all Of the fol-
lowing described lot or parcel or land
ton a1 The e. IN f oEr5so g. q
State Of West Virginia and more par
ttcularly bounded and described as fol-
In the Piedmont Addition to the Town
Of Adamston County and State afore-
said, a plat OF said addition being re-
County Court Of Harrison County In
Deed Book NO. Ia. at page dS3. Said
lot being bounded and described as fol-
Street corner to lot No. IL: thence IN a
southerly direction One hundred and
thirty-four q s4) feet to q stake IN line
said alley In q northerly direction fifty
two and y-fve hundr etlt11s t52.95)
thence with line between lots numbers
10 and II one hundred and thirty-four
and two tentl1s t134.21 feet to a stake
direction with mines Street nfty-two
and nineey-ffve hundredths $3.50 feet
to the beg hiring. and being the same
T.. Walter Duncan by Daniel S. Cain
and Lpttie Cain. his wife, by deed dated
the second 1, day Y, of .I1ns 81 and re-
County Court OF Harrison County West
Virginia, in Deed Book No 1s5. page
/, TERMS OF SALE: one-third t1-s)
OF the purchase money, or as much
1nora as the purchaser may elect to pay.
in cash on the day Of sale: the residue
in two i(2l euual AILMENTS due re-
Sspectively In six go and twelve i121
months after the date OF sale. taking
from the purchaser notes with good
personal security bearing Interest from
day of sale and retafnlnE3a lien upon the
property 50 sold for further security
tof the same
JOHN G. SOUTHERN. #s
Special Commissioner
iCircnit Court OF Harrison County do
! certify that John g. Southern. Special
Commits oner. has given bond as re-
inntred by the above mentioned decree Of
I sale.
Given md 81 my hand this goth. day
of March, j 81 5. 4ss5s g32S35 5
II WADE CnF,FrSiAN ii. ~
CLERK. Circuit Court. Harrison County.
West Virginia SSE
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EFr,R ST al Seven room house. state
IN roof, finished IN hardwood lot 4SEiso
fest, tirc ffreplaces for gas. f5fe rice
1900 a discount Of 5 per cent for
sslla jra Ell. or easy terms on !nstalinlents.
howard street, Jus trial on car line
INQUIRE at FOL JACKSON street CITY
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NOTICE OF D1ssoLur1oN.

Notice is hereDy gwen that at a meet
ing Of the stocked lders OF the North
View OIL g. Cos Company. a ton,
held in the Town OF North w ew. on bhe
3rd day Of January. 1919. at which all
OF the stockholders Wer. present and
Voted IN the Affirmative, the following
resolutions were adopted stls
Resolved. first. That tt1e North View
OIL & Gas Company.#n CORPORATE on. does
hereby discontinue business and sur
renders to the STATE % Vest Virginia
its charter and corporate franchise:
Resolved. second. that the president
OF this corporal ton cause notice OF the
adoption of the foregoing resolution to
be published IN the IN ClarlssDurg Tele-
gram; and that he certify these resolu-
tipns TO the secretary Of state OF the
state or Vest Virginia. and deliver to
HIM a certi ncate showing the puhMca-
ton Of said notice as provided by law
Given under my hand tlli $ q th dav5of
january. 4 g15.Sss s9
S EUGENE ROLAND.
President Of sal d corp ora lon.
5AI1GTs-fs :A IALE'R &c Oct,
sss Secretary. st M
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sHytoR sAIE+Desifs,ble property for al
home. I'm good location, practically
nav house OF elk rooms also enelcs-5
4 ed sleeping porch recep tion hal ut
&c and basern errt !: electric lights. sta
tionary laundry tubs and instantan-T
f5ous heater. Reasonable terms. st Adj
dress Room b II, Waldo Hotel.
sHanR SAIaE-Hotrscs and lot INDUSTRIAL,
ST 500 fiye rooms. fcHr5 fnanteis, slate
n sloof cellar. well zard, $500 cash, bal
ar1ce same rs rent. = lots In 1nduEtriatl.
A$ $3.50 and 500 respectively No eTns
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