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P1ainview

Our school is progressing nicely
with Guy b. Walls as teacher.
Mrs. Helen Scott who was visiting
her friends in this vicinity, has return
ed to her homei McKeesport, Pa.
Miss ottie Riggleman was calling
on Miss Elsie Powell Tuesday OF last
week,
John l.. Holmes is visiting relatives
in Ohio.
Sam KEGS was calling on George L.
Riggleman recently.
Mrs. Clara Boyce was visiting Mrs.
Lon Riggleman Saturday and Sunday
Miss Agnes Moran is very sick with
measles Hope TO see her out soon.
l.. l.. Riggleman is visiting in Ran
dolph county.
Bernard Farrell. Victor Kelly and
Otis Holmes have gone to Fairmont to
work in machine shop.
Morley McBee of Morgantewn, was
calling on friends in this vicinity on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Riggleman has returned
home from Morgantown.
Virgus Moran has some attraction
at VIM. Smiths.
Ross Thorn has been on the sick
list
Mrs. Bussey Of Clarksburg. has
been visiting Mrs BERTHE Riggleman
Several Of the yeung people from
hers attended the oyster supper al
Gladesyille Saturday night,
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Twilight

Henry Hawley, who has had lard
tussle with the measles, IN able to be
out again.
Oakley Hawiey and George Freeland
made a business trip to Morgantown
last Saturday.
James a. FTeeland, who has been
suffering with chills and fever for the
past two weeks, is better at this writ
ing.
Henry Pride and wife OF near Hal
leck, were visiting fra this vicinity a
few days ago.
Some fine porkers we're butchered
in this neighbornood last week.
Rev. Il. r, McGee will preach at the
Bethlehem church next Sunday night.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend this service
John w. Turner and wife returned
home last Saturday after spending
several days visiting relatives and
friends at Smithtown and Fairmont
They report a very pleasant trip.
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Ear

Charley Guthrie was here after pro
duce Friday night.
We had n touch OF winter a few DAYS
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John $. Feather were
guests at Alfred Cupp's Sunday.
oryal Hileman was working ON the
road last Saturday.
Mrs. John q. Kelly and son Charles
were at Bruceton and Brandonville ON
business Friday.
Willie ShafIer had a tussle with the
measles last week.
Mrs. Elias Kelly OF Pleasant Dale.
visited her niece. Mrs. J. ]. Kelly and
family. here recently.
Ray Strawser is building a new
house preparatory to going TO house
keeping.
Mrs. John O. Kelley. daughter Mary
and son Charles. visited at s. Frank
kelly's Sunday.
Our people here were shocked 10
hear OF the death OF Holly Franks at
Uniontown last week
Miss Maude Livengood OF Cuzzart.
visited with Miss NJ. ]. Kelly from
Thursday TO Friday OF last week.
Mrs. Anna Forsythe. who has been
sick for sCmc time, is much improved
at present
]. J. KcllS's three children. Mae.
Ear and Hazel. visited ut Howard Hile-
mans Sunday afternoon.
James Guthrie was digging coal for
John Q. Kelly a. J. J. Kelly's coal mine
on the Powell place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wolfe OF Rock
vile, and Cal Spiker and family of
Bruceton. were guests at l. A. Frank
houser's Sunday.
Hume Livengood OF Cuszart. was
helping Gay Guseman a few days last
week make repairs on his barn.
Miss Eula Fike and George Sha.ler
visited at Howard Hileman's SUNDAY.
Huckster Alva Nieman Df Brandon
vile. gathers produce on tho west side
OF our vicinity once week.
Miss Frances Guseman visitcl rela-
tives at Addison. Pa. Saturday anu
Sunday.
S. Frank Kelly butcherci n large
porker "Wednesday OF la8; week.
Mrs. j. J. Kelly and baby visited
with relatives at Pleasant Dale recent
ly.
The young people ana some of the
older ones met at the church here OF
Sunday night for prayer and song ser
vice.
Miss Maude Livengo ID visited at
Gay Guseman's. s. Frank Kelly's and
Ezra Kelly's the past week
Miss Lucy Kelly attended services at
Cuzzard Sunday afternoon conducted
by Rev Bragg.
Our first. quarterly meeting for this
conference year will be hell ut Clif-
ton Mills Saturday and Sunday No
vember 25 and &c.
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Pleasant Valley

j. c. Wilson was calling on J. NJ
Bolyard Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Bolyard and daughter
Bertha were visiting at Clint Bolyard's
Sunday
Dorsey Matlick was calling on Dale
and Bob linn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller were visit
Ing J. A. Bolyard's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shahan and
children were visiting at Willie Zinn's
Sunday.
w. w. Matlick was visiting our
school one day last week.
John Laten was the guest OF John
W. Bolyard Sunday.
Pearl Maier, Bob Zinn. Dorsey Mat
lick. Dale linn, Nella Cool, Lola Mat
lick, Flora White, Ethel Calvert and
Chloe linn attended the festival at No.
4 Saturday night and all reported a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Conn were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wilson
Sunday.
Grace Bolyard was calling on Lola
Matlick Sunday afternoon,
MILFORD Bolyard was calling at j.
M. Bolyard's Sunday.
Flora White and Ethel Calvert were
the guests - Miss Chloe linn Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Matlick were
visiting David Wiles Sunday.
Rev. Star preached a very able ser
mon Sunday morning to large
crowd.
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Sale of Collateral

The undersigned will offer az pub
lie sale at the front door OF tho court
house OF Preston county. w. Va. ON
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1915,
between the hours OF 10 a. m. and 4
p. IN. FIVE shares OF stock of the First
National Bank of Kingwood, par value
800 per share: said shares so offered
being deposited as collateral to secure
the payment OF a certain promissory
note. dated February 1st. 1911, calling
for $500 with interest on call, made
by IL. j. Bowermaster In favor OF VIM.
q. Brown and assigned by said Brown
to Margaret u. Brown. Payment OF
above note together with tho interest
thereon having been demanded and
remaining unpaid, tho said collateral
10 here offered for sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day OF
sale.
JESSIE r. BROWN BROWN,
AT Admx. Margaret p. Brown.
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Last Saturday morning at her home
in Rowlesburg occurred the death OF
Mrs Agnes McGinnis Bucklew, wife OF
Clay Bucklew OF that city, and a
daughter of MI and Mrs. Dent Nc
Ginuis Of near Klnswood Death was
caused py Rrtghtg disease. fhS young
woman was twonty-one years Of age
and besides her husband she leaves an
infant child but two weeks old The
deceased was held in high esteem bv
those who knew her a. Was evidenced
By she large number Of friends IN az
tendance a. nor funeral The service
was held Tuesday morning from The
local u. b. church in charge Of the
pastor, Rev. W. r. Cunningham. and
the remains were laid to rest In the
Kingwood cemetery.
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BfoadwaY

" n 6arher of Rohr, was here one
day last week,
Levi Gale was In this section last
week promoting a farmer insurance
company. He will succeed. we hope.
Butchering is on tap in this section
now and sausage and buckwheat cakes
are the go now.
g. l.. Shay killed eight hogs on Mon
day Of this week George raises some
hogs
+ p Forman will move TO Morgan
TOT about Dacemper tst We hatate
lose you, +. 7.
Will Eyerly Of Herring was here on
business Monday.
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The annual union Thanksgiving SER
vice OF Kingwood will be held at the
United Brethren church on Thanks
giving eye, Wednesday. November %,
at 1880 o'clock Special music is 20
be arranged for and the sermon will
be preached by the Rev Charles
Brown, pastor Of the Baptist church,
All the churches are united IN tpis ser
vice and the general public IS cordial
~ invited to attend a free will Of
fering will be taken for the relief Of
suffering humanity. The special
cause to which the Offering will be
given will be announced IN ihe
churches sunday let All the people
plan to attend this service and let It
prepare us for a day OF genuine
Thanksgiving. Yours for service
W. II. Cunningham, Charles Brown,
Frank NJ Patterson, J. Ebert Wells.
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Brets

School Is progressing fine at this
place. Ezra Farnsworth OF Albright,
Is acting as instructor We wish him
success.
Willie Welton was a business caller
at Kingwood Friday.
Ernest Watson was a business call
or at Kingwood Friday,
Guy stuck was calling on Homer
Taylor Sunday,
Bis measles and whooping cough
are thick as hops here.
Will Richardson made a flying trip
to Morgantown Saturday evening.
Mrs Ernest Watson was shopping
at Masontown Saturday.
Geo Kincaid was called TO FairmOnt
Friday by the illness Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Cleaver OF Nor
gsntown, we're the guests Of Elisha
MeKinHey and Thornt Taylor Sunday
Miss Opal Brown was a recent bus
mess caller at Morgantown
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Notice

Their Lave been some slanderous
reports I'm circulation about pne which
are all absolutely untrue, and from
which proclaim my innocence.
The parties below, who give their
testimony, were present at the time
and place from which these reports
started.
CHESTER A THOMAS.
To whom IL may concern:
We, the undersigned. having been
accused OF circulating slanderous re-
ports about Chester A. Thomas. do
hereby certify that we are not guilty
of the charge. and further do testify
that we saw nothing that might reflect
upon his character, and said nothing
OF a slanderous nature.
OPAL HERRING.
LOVINA (X) COLEMAN,
mark
LEVI THOMAS.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day of November, 1916.
JEREMIAH THOMAS,
Notary Public
My commission expires Nov, To- 1a19.
Adv-1t
-
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Notice Of Trust s.Is

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated
on the i4th day OF August. 1909. made
by George n. Dewitt and Jennie De-
Witt. or lrona. Preston county, West
virginia, TO Thomas Braham, trustee,
OF said Irona. county and state. and
same recorded in the ofiice OF the clerk
OF tho County court OF said Preston
county. in Deed Book No. 1s. page $50,
and
Whereas. the said Thomas Braham,
tho aforesaid trustee. has refused TO
act In such capacity. and
Whereas. by virtue OF said deed of
trust. the beneficiary Hereunder may
nominate and appoint some one else In
his stead. with full power and author
lily TO perform all tho duties under
said trust. to sell tho said property
and apply tho proceeds thorefrom to
tho payment OF the debt therein So
cured, and
Whereas. the J. I. Case Threshing
Machine Company. the beneficiary. has
duly substituted and appointed l.. +.
Miller. OF Terra Alta, w. Va. to act
as such trustee. In tho place and stead
of the said Thomas Braham:
Now. therefore. I. l.. r. Miller, trus-
tee. by virtue OF tho authority OF said
deed OF trust as aforesaid. will soil at
public auction. TO the highest bidder.
on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER iST.
commencing Mt o'clock. ut tho front
door of tho court house at Kingwood.
Preston county, West Virginia. the
following real estate. to-wit:
tract OF land containing one-half
CD acre. moro or less. situate I'm
kingwood district, Preston county.
West Virginia, adjoining lands OF A
q. Harshbarger. ]. II. Cool, ]. w. Funk
and Mary McGinnis. tho title thereto
being I'm said Jennie Dewitt: also sep
arator break hid. Ed. att; 1 pulley, No.
1905 T, Cooper saw mill. size o, with
saw and all attachments.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash I'm hand on
day OF sale.
l.. +. MILLER. Trustee.
3-4t
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]. Il. DALEY.
Special Commissioner.
COMMISSIONER Notice

Commissioners Office. Klngwood. w.
Va
To the creditors of the estate of Vir-
ginia Deahl. deceased:
You are hereby notified that at the
request OF Lot Ridgway. ndministra-
tor OF the estate OF said docedent. /
have fixed the 10th day OF December.
1916. at my office in Kingwood. West
Virginia, as tho time and place whore
will sit to hear the proof OF debts
and demands against the estate OF said
decedent, at which time and place you
are required 20 be present.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
November. 1916.
]. BEN BRADY,
oct Commissioner OF Accts.
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Notice

The undersigned. resident OF Man
helm, Preston county. West Virginia,
an employee OF Alpha Portland Ce-
ment company, gives notice that on
the 25th day OF November. 1916, at
Kingwood. West Virginia, he will ap-
ply to the Circuit court OF said county
for state license to carry revolver
2-2t W. l.. WHITE, Jr.
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Commissioners Notice.
CommiaslOner'a ONCE.

CoHnlHblOnerH Omce,
Kingwood. w. Va. Nov. 10, 1915.
To the creditors OF the estate OF John
w. Guseman, deceased:
You are hereby notified that at the
request 70 w. A. Guseman and Il. M.
Watson, executors OF the last will OF
said decedent, I have fixed tho 23rd
day OF December, 1916, at my Office In
Kingwood. Preston county, West Vir-
ginia. as the time and place whore I
will sit to hear proof OF debts and do
mands against the estate OF said de-
cedent. at which time and place you
may be present
Given under my hand the day and
year aforesaid.
j. BEN BRADY,
4-6t Commissioner OF Accounts.
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Notice

The undersigned, n resident OF Man
helm. Preston county. West Virginia,
an employee of Alpha Portland Ce-
ment company. gives notice that on
the goth day of November. 1916. at
Kingwood. West Virginia, he will ap-
ply to the Circuit court OF said county
for a state license to carry revolver.
Pct l.. M. SMITH.
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Notice

The undersigned, n resident OF Man
helm. Preston county. West Virginia,
an employee of Alpha Portland Ce-
ment company. gives notice that on
the 25th day of November, 1916, at
Kingwood. West Virginia, he will APP
ply to the Circuit court OF said county
for n state license to carry revolver.
Pct w. @. COUGH.
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Notice

The undersigned. n resident OF Man
helm. Preston county. West Virginia,
an employee of Alpha Portland Ce-
ment company, gives notice that on
the 25th day OF November. 1916, at
West Virginia. he will ap-
ply to the Circuit court OF said county
for a state license to carry revolver.
Pct j. Il. COUGH.
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NoWieScurg
q. T. FELTON, OF Blum City, Tenn.
was visiting friends in town this
week
NJ ID. Carrico OF Cumberland. Md.
was visiting friends town Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Moore OF keyser, was
visiting relatives in town the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Jas. Grub was Grafton shop
per last Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Boogher and daughter
Miss Bernadine. were Wheeling visl-
tors last week.
Mrs. Clay Bucklew died at her home
here last Saturday and was taken to
Housewife for burial on Tuesday OF
this week.
Miss Faythe Craig. a teacher of the
public schools here. was stricken sud
denly i'll Saturday and taken TO Cooks
hospital in Fairmont. IL was feared
the young lady had appendicitis. Miss
Marguerite Dawson is filling her place
in school
Miss Opal Anderson was Grafton
shopper last Thursday.
Miss Aleda Ann Alexander was the
weekend guest of friends in King
wood.
Earl Bucklew and family OF Terra
Alta, motored to town Sunday and
were calling on friends.
Mrs. Chas. Ayersman and daugh-
ter Mss Marguerite, were visiting with
friends in Grafton the first OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrico were
visiting friends in Newburg Sunday
last.
Miss Winnie Corey of St. Mary's
hospital, Clarksburg. arrived in town
Monday to nurse Mrs w. w. Shoch.
who has been very i'll for the past
week
Mrs. Lille B. Teets OF Terra Alta.
was I'm town the first OF the week.
Misses Edna Wright, Faythe Craig.
Margret Mallory. teachers in the
graded school. attended round table at
Grafton last Friday.
Quite a number of the railroad men
attended the funeral OF George Fraley
at Terra Alta on Monday. MIR. Fraley
had lived I'm Rowlesburg for the past
few years. being a fireman on the b.
a. o. until his health failed several
months ago. He was a brother OF
Mrs. Frank Knots and Mrs VIM Hol-
land of this place.
Mrs. a. +. Cheney entertained at a
birthday dinner in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Hilda's l4th birthday, num-
Der of the young lady's school friends
on Sunday. November 18th.
Master Billie Weltman celebrated
his first birthday last Thursday. No
vember 10th. Quite u number of Bill
lies little friends as ell as older ones
were invited to his home to help him
celebrate the great event. Billie, as
usual. enjoyed himself immensely, not
withstanding the fact he went to bed
later in the evening with case OF
from which he has fully re-
covered now.
Mrs. Albert Eliason was Grafton
shopper Thursday.
Virgil Brown of Clarksburg, was
friends in town asst week
Mrs. Sarah Horner OF Corinth. was
the guest OF Mrs. Edw Craig last |
week
VIM. Francis and daughter Beryl
were Grafton visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. p Graney was a business Wis
itor I'm Clarksburg for few days this |
week
Miss Cedar Grosscup was a visitor |
to Clarksburg the last OF the week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Spicer
of Mannheim, on Tuesday morning, No
vember 21st. baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Moore and lit |
tie daughter were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. l.. 2. Parrack at Terra Alta on
Sunday.
Harland Powell of Parkersburg, |
spent Sunday at his home here
Mrs. Tishie Shaffer OF Morgantown,
was visiting friends and relatives in
town this week.
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Bruceton Mills

Miss Marie Groves, who has been
visiting Mrs. Louis Freeman, of
Clarksburg. has returned home.
Rev. King of Terra Alta. preached
here Sunday evening,
The Women's Farm club met with
Miss Wayne Gale Saturday afternoon.
Institute for the teachers was held
here Saturday afternoon The reading
circle was formed, books given out, a
date for the first meeting set. and also
time was set for the next institute,
the third Friday in December.
Mrs. Hyde has been III for some
time.
Thursday morning test was given
I'm the Bible training class.
Mrs. /. A. Armstrong has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Engle-
hart
Mrs. G. l. Trowbridge gave a party
Saturday afternoon from three to five
for her daughter, who was seven yesrs
old
Mr.. and Mira. Garfield Armstrong
and family were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson at Sunday evening din
ner.
A social will be given Saturday
evening for the benefit OF the school.
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Notice,

Owing 10 the greatly increased cost
OF shoes and nails we are compelled
to advance our price for NEW SHOES
zoe per horse. The advance will take
effect November 25, 1916. and the
price thereafter will be $40, $3.50 and
81 80 per horse.
WILLIAMS & TURNER.
CHAS. w. MYERS.
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fhe second institute Will be held al
Glade Meadows Saturday. December
2. 1915. The second chapter on
Arithmetic viii he studied BY the
teachers Let every teacher in the
district be there A night session will
be held.
J. }. KELLY. Secretary.
A.. NJ WOLFE. Chairman.
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II you have never used Chase g. San
born's coffee free sample will be
given you on Heinz day at w. s..
Reeds. Adv.
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Commissioners Sale.
Parker Rickert vs.. Marshall J. Hage
dorm ct als.-ln Equity.

Parker Rickert W.. Marshall j. Hage-
dorm ct als.--In Equity.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
court OF Preston county. West vir-
ginia, rendered I'm the above styled
cause, now pending In said court. the
undersigned special commissioner
will ofrer for public sale at the front
door OF the court house OF said county.
on
MONDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1916.
the following described parcels OF real
estate decreed to be sold in said pro-
ceedings:
First tract-50 acres OF land. more
or less. situate on the waters OF Dillon
creek. Valley district, Preston county.
West Virginia. adjoining lands OF JOS
eph w. Feathers and others. and being
the same land conveyed TO Cecil II.
Hagedorn by Marshall j. Hagedorn
and others. by decd dated the 4th day
OF January. 1915. and recorded In the
ONCE OF tho clerk OF tho County court
OF Preston county, West Virginia. I'm
deed book No. l4l. page %, and refer
ence is here made to said record for
moro complete description. There
is n good house and outbuildings on
this tract OF land. and the land IL
valuable for farming and grazing pur-
poses.
Second tract--l5i acres, more or
less. OF land situate adjoining the said
first tract. on the waters OF Dillon
creek. Valley district, Preston county.
West Virginia, and being part OF the
same land conveyed as two tracts, by
James r. Moreland and wife. Eleanor
Il. Moreland. and Thomas Ray Ollie.
TO Marshall J. Hagedorn, Cecil Hage-
dorm and Curtis Liston, by deed dated
December S0th, 1913, and recorded I'm
the Office OF the clerk OF the County
court OF said Preston county. West
Virginia. in deed book No. 1873, page
Al. To which said record reference is
here made for more complete de-
scription, this tract being the remain
dor of said last named conveyance
less the boundary of said first tract
mentioned above. This land IL par
TALLY cleared, and has some small tim
Der on the uncleared portion. Both
tracts Of land will be sold in fee.
TERMS OF SALE-one-th third OF the
purchase price cash I'm hand on day OF
sale, or so much more Of the same as
the purchaser shall elect TO pay, the
balance I'm one and two years from
date of sale; the purchaser shall also
give secured notes for said deferred
payments, and said notes shall bear
interest at per cent per annum. the
purchaser shall also have the prvi-
lege OF paying all cash on day OF sale,
or said purchase money before the
same is due.
". GIBSON.
Special Commissioner.
|. j. w. Watson. clerk OF the Circuit
court of Preston county, West Vir-
ginia, certify that ]. V. Gibson, special
named above, has given
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Notice Of Judicial Sale

Pursuant TO a decree OF the Circuit
court OF Preston county. West
Virginia. made and entered on
tho 5th day OF April. 1916. in
the chancery cause OF J. Ross Manown
against Harry G. Sehaefrer. / will at
2 o'clock p. m. on
FRIDAY. THE lST DAY OF DECEM
BIER. 1916.
at the front door OF tho court house I'm
kingwood. Preston county. West vir-
ginia, offer for sale TO the highest bid =
der the following real estate. situate
in Kingwood district. said Preston
county. West Virginia. adjoining lands
or Mrs. Rexroad. Alonzo Jordan,
James w. Carroll. on the Kingwood
and Terra Alta pike by way of Caddcil
bridge. about ono-halt mile cast OF
kingwood. Same property conveyed by
j. Ross Manown TO Harry q. Schaefrcr.
containing seven acres. more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-All cash on the
day OF sale. or as the purchaser may
elect. one-third part thereof in cash on
tho day OF sale. and the residue In two
equal installments. payable In six and
twelve months from the day OF sale.
said deferred payments to be witness
ed by notes made payable to said COM
missioner. with approved security. and
TO bear interest from date at per cent
per annum.
j. Il. DALEY.
Special Commissioner.
l hereby certify that bond has been
given by the above commissioner. as
required by law. and decree herein.
J. w. WATSON. Clerk.
3-tt
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To taxpayers OF Kingwood municipal
ity:
A discount of 21z per cent will be
allowed of Of all taxes due the mu-
nicipality II paid on or before De
cember 10th, 1916.
q GEO, A RINGER, sergt.
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]. V. GIBSON,

|, J. w. Watson, clerk OF the Circuit
court OF Preston county, West Viz
ginia, certify that J. V. Gibson, special
commissioners named above, has given
bond with good security as required
by the decree for sale In said cause.
and as required by law.
AT ]. w. WATSON, Clerk.
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