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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-12-29
GraViSSinO aCCidente
autOmObiliStiCO
Un mOrtO e due feriti

In un accidente autOmobilisti-
co avvenutO Sabato sera, "a del
corrente, sulla rotabile che mena
a Salisbury, 81 ebbe un mOrto e
due feriti gravemente. Verso lie
cinque 2. M. tai Joe Kosick ed
altri due, ritornavano in Aultu-
man dopo aver speso diverse ore
in Indiana. L'automobile era
guidata dal Cosick il quale, Sc
condo voci, la conduceva ad una
velOcita' superiore a quella pre-
scritta. Ad un certO punto della
strada, per una falsa manovra,
la macchina SterZO': 10 steccato
laterale ALA strada flu abbattuto
per parecchi metri dalla forza
del colpo, la macchina 81 capo-
Yolse ed malcapitati vennero
wv balzati con violenza a terra. Sal
FatOre Scarile, di ami %, da
/Aultuman, flu uccisO istantanea-
4 mente; August MalOt, di ami
80, riporto' la frattura di una
gambia ed attire ferite in diverse
parti del corpo; Joe Kosick, di
ami SO, serie contusioni inferno
per cui i medici 10 hanno dichia-
ratio in imminente pericolo di
vita. I due feriti vennero tras-
portati con sollecitudine in ques-
to ospedale civile. L'automo-
bile e. un ammasso di rottami.
L'accidente ha suscitato diversi
comenti in questa citta' e din
torni.
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MUORE BRUCIATA

Mercoledi ultimo, nella vicina
Clarksburg, 81 ebbe a deplorare
un doloroso accidente tante volte
imprevisto, col risultato della
morte della ottantatreenne Mar
tina Russell. Ecco il fatto: La
Russell, che da tempo soffriva
del dolori al piedi, customava Ia
varli con alcool per rimuovare
temporaneamente il male. Mer-
coledi, verso lie 9 del mattino, la
poveretta 81 reco' nella propria
camera per il consueto bagno,
mettendoSi a sedere vicino una
stufa a gas. | vapori alcoolici
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-12-29
ONORE ADUN
PROBE ROMANO

ROMA, 18. - Domain allie ore
IL a. m. al Cimitero del Verano,
sui "Pincetto" vera inaugurato
unO Splendid monumento, opera
dello scultOre prof. Oronzo Co.
sentino, che la famiglia del sot-
totenente di fanteria Umberto
Natalie, romano, caduto in aspro
combattimento a Monte Cappuc-
clio il Fl ottobre 1915, fece eri-
gere ALA di lui memoria. II Co.
mando Supreme, mel conferire la
medaglia d'argento al Natalie
COST la motivava:
"Lanciatosl all'assalto col pro-
prio plOtone, oltrepassava la
trincea nemica, e, accerchiato dal
fuoco avversario, 81 difese siren
uamente fino ALA morte, incitan-
do i suoi soldati a persistere nell
la lOtta."
ALA mesta crimonia interver-
rannO una rappresentanza di
lutte le armi del Preside, del
Municipio, e dell'Universita' che
ha voluto onorare in Especial mo-
do la memoria del giovane eroe,
conferendogli la laurea di inge-
gnere "ad honorem."
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PROSSIMA PARTENZA.

La Signorina Sara Morgart,
Soprintendente di questo civico
ospedale, ha ricevuto l'invito dal-
lie autorita' superiori di tenersi
pronta per partire ALA volta del
la Francia in qualita' di infermi-
era nella Croce Rossa Americana
La MOrgart e. una dele tante vo-
lontarie.
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UN GALEOTTO FERITO.

NAPOLI, 16. = Da una
guardia carceraria e. state ieri
traspotrato dal penitenziro di
Nisida al nostro ospedale del Pei
legrini il galeotto Mario Curret-
ia, di ami 80, il quale aveva una
terrible ferita da punta all ad-
dome per cui venue sottoposto
ALA laparatomia. Gil AGENT che
loretta, che deve scontare la
pena di quindici ami per omici-
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LA NEVE A ROMA.

ROMA, 27. = Nella notte
scorsa la neve e. caduta abon-
dantissima nellie vie della CAPT.
tale, in tale quantita' da rendere
questa mattina assai dif1cile la
circolazione.
II fenomeno e. COST raro che
non Sc ne serbava ricordo da
motif ami.
Non solo la circolazione in
terna e. rimasta in alcuni punt
ostacolata, ma anche i trent han
no subito ritardo nelPora dele
rispettive partenze.
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dio, lavorava da calzolaio mel
penitenziario, dove nello stesso
reparto era tale Antonio Neri. |
due per futillissimi motivi ven
nero a QuestiOne e il Neri, piu'
agile, ha dato di piglio al trim
cetto col quale lavorava, conci-
ando in malo mOdO il suo av-
versario.
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spose che non conobbe il feritore
ne sapeva perche' era state
sparato. FinOra non 81 hannO
altri particular.
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Sc ii cuoio a $3.50 Tall oggetti
oggl non 81 pOSsono ottenere in
neSSun altro posto per prezzi sud
detti.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1917-03-29
Order of Publication

State of West Virginia, To wit:
Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Calhoun county,
March nineteenth, nineteen hun
dred and seventeen.
In the matter of Jacob Whip
key and James G.. West, Trus-
tees of the Chapel Baptist
Church, at Nobe, Calhoun coun-
ty, West Virginia; ex parte pro-
ceeding to sell real estate.
The said Trustees having at
the November term, nineteen
hundred and sixteen of said Cir
cult Court, presented to said
Court their petition in writing,
praying Tor permission to sell
certain real esta e, held by them
for the benefit sof said Church,
to-wit: an undivided seven
eighths of all the oil ard all the
gas within and underlying a GER
tain lot. tract or parcel Of land,
containing one and two-thiros
acres, situate on the head of
Laurel Creek, Sheridan district.
Calhoun county, West Virginia,
fully described in said petition
and the exhibit Herewith filed,
together with certain priviges
and rights for the operation, pro-
duction and conservation of said
products; which said petition
was by an order entered at said
November term, nineteen hun
dred and sixteen, filed; and the
object of said ex parte proceed
iHgs being for permission to said
Trustees to make sale of the I'M
divided seven-e ighths of the pc
troleum oil and all the natural
gas within and underlying said
parcel of land. containing one
and wo-thirds acres, together
with the mining rights apper-
tanning thereto as set out in said
petition.
Now the refore any person in.
tarested may appear before said
Circuit Court at a regular term
thereof on Wednesday, the
eighteenth day of April. nine
teen hundred and seventeen. and
resist the application of said
Trustees for the sale Of the said
property interests and rights.
LEE GAMER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Calhoun County, West Vir-
ginia.
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Double Wedding at CrooksvlIle

Del5ert Goff, a we'll known
young business man of crooks.
vile. Ohio. formerly living at
Big Bend in this county, and
Miss Margaret Powers, also of
Crooksville; Earl Starcher, of
Ramsey, Ohio, and Miss Dovie
Golf, Of Crooksville, sister to
Delbert Golf. were the principals
Ia "a pretty double wedding sol
emnlzed at Nj. r. parsonage al
Crooksville Saturday evening,
March II, Rev. Paul f. Kemper
officiating.
Concerning these young people,
two of whom, Mr.. Coli and Mrs.
Starcher, formerly lived in this
county where they have many
friends who are pleasantly sur
prised by the news Of the marri-
ages. the CrCoksville correspon-
dent to the GAINESVILLE Signal HIS
the following:
Mr.. Golf is the popular local
agent Of the Western and South
ern Insurance company. and a
member Of Co A 7th regiment
o. n. q. in which he was recent
ly promoted to the rank of ser.
geant. while Miss Pow ers is held
in high esteem by large circle
of friends. MIR. Starcher is q
popular young business man and
holds a responsible position with
the II. Walker S ores Co., at
Ramsey. Ohio, while his bride is
the daughter of Lee Golf and is
deservedly popular among a large
circle of friends here"
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Court House Fight in Fayette

Thurmond, w. Ia, March &c.
One of the most vigorous court
house removal campaigns ever
inaugurated in a West Virginia
county is the one which recently
gained momentum here. Thur
mond citizens claim that the seat
of Fayette county government
shOuld be moved to this central
location from Fayetteville. The
movement has the support Of
many of the most substantial
citizens of the county, and while
Fayetteville is lining up a solid
opposition it is believed that
eventually the removal will be
brought about,
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Order Of Publication

State OF West Virginia:
~ Rules held in the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Calhoun county. Wesl
Virginia, on Monday, the 5th day Of
March, 1917, the following order was en-.
tered
Z. G. Gable, who sues on behalf Of him
selfand all other creditors Of the estate
Of james K. Douglas, deceased, plaintiff.
q. Johnson, administrator Of the estate
Of james K. Douglas, decense (. Mary
Douglrs, widow, ard lWarren Douglas.
Grace Douglas and Eerl Douglas. the
last three Of whom are infants under the
age Of twenty enc years, and are heirs AZ
law Of the said james X Douglas. do
ceased, Wa. Mollohon, T. G.. Hamilton
administrator with tie win annexed Of
) N Hamilton, deceased Trustee. l.. +.
Hicks, Fred Boggs II. W. Boges s. S.
Bryan, Royalty Oil Company and Hone
Natural Gas Company, defendant
10 Chancery.
The object Of the above entitled AMT IL
To- cause the said g. Johnson, administra-
tor 10 make a full and complete settlement
OF ms hduciary accounts; to ascertain all
the debls and Liabilities OF The estate Of tpe
SAID James X Douglass, together with
Their priorities TO have a decree reunising
lhe defendant, v A. Mollohop, to Jay Tue
balance Of The purchase money due from
him on account Of The tract q 20 acres Of
land descibed in the bill and proceedIbo
ia lhis cause as having beknged 10 he
said james X. Douglas during his lifetime
and for = settlemenpof the estate Of .i5
deesdeo'' Aud il appearing liy affidavit
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To Enlist Recruits

Charleston, March 25. A sys
tematic campaign will be inaug'
urated at once in West Virginia
to get recruits for both the army
and navy of the United States.
Enlistments for both branches OF
the service have been more num-
erous than usual during the last
month. but there in need for
many more than are being in
duced to join the service by ordi,
nary methods.
Major f. A. Stewart. in charge
of the army recruiting in the dis
trict embracing West Virginia.
has mapped out g campaign OF
one week. beginning Tuesday,
April 3. during which time & rep
resentative from each Of the i'm.
portant depOts will cover an al
Hotted territory looking for re
cruits.
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MinnOra

We are glad TO say that Miss
Dora Knots is better just now.
G. B. Offutt has been on the
sick list but is better.
Silas Cottrell has rented the
Rev. Hamric property below Or
ma.
Sam Jarvis's son, Ray, is i'm
proving from an attack of mea-
sles.
Howard Knotts's family are
recovering from the measles.
Miss Stella Brannon Is sick at
this time.
Harvey Hall, who has been
working on Nelson Jarvis s
house, was visitor at the home
of Joseph Knots last week.
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order Of Publication

State Of " est Virginia
AZ Rules held in the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Calhoun county on Mon
day, the 9th day IT March 1917, ,be fol-
lowipg ordo, was entered.
G. Connolly, NJ D., plaintiff,
Albert Niller, snd South Penn OH Com
pany q corporation defendants,
ln hancery.
The object Of the above entitled cause Is
20 obtain decree fixing the amount Of the
indebt dness 10 favor Of the paiul6 aad
asaiu ihe defendant Al6ert Villers; and
90 have q decrcsdirectine the sale Of the
interest Of ihe said Albert Villers 10 GER
tain lands attached 10 said suit 10 be sold
IN satisfaction Of plaintiff debt, Aud IL
appearing by affidavit led "a lbis cause
thar Albert Villers Is nonresident of
this slate, IL Is ordered that De do appear
here within one month after the date OF
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On Trial at Sutton for Arson

One Of the most sensational
criminal proceedings staged in
Braxton county in recent years
is expected this week at Sutton,
in circuit court, during the trial
of Ona Conrad, Jerry White and
W. +. Messenger, under indict-
ment for alleged arson. These
men are charged with having
caused the destruction of a large
lumber yard by fire, soon after
the property had been Insured.
Messenger was part owner Of
the lumber. j. b. Cutlip, state
pardon attorney, who was pros
ecuting attorney Of Braxton
county when the indictments
were returned, will assist John
S. Koran, state fire marshal, In
prosecuting the defendants.
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D. w. SHOCK,
Surveyor Of Lands
for Calhoun County.
Order Of Publication
State of West Virginia:

State of West Virginia:
At rules held in the office OF the Clerl
of the Circuit Court OF Calhoun County
on Monday, the 9th day Of march, 1917
the following order was entered:
c. Connolly, NJ. d., plaintiff,
VS.
John Villers, Albert Vilers, C. Connol-
ly, doing business as the c. Connolly
Store, Bertha Villers, The Bank of
EVANSVILLE, corporation, William Viii
lers, Ellie Duskey. Walter Villers,
James Villers, Dewey Villers and Bes-
sic Villers, the last three of whom are
infants under the age of twenty one
years, and Harley Duskey, Alice Dus-
key, Albert Duskey and Orpha Duskey,
the las: three Of whom are infants under
the age of twenty one years, II. l.
Griggs aud South Penn Oil Company, a
corporation, defendants,
In Chancery.
The object Of the above entitled cause i.
to ascertain the liens and prioritics upon
the interest of the said John Villers in a
parcel of about 236 acres of land of which
Ar'hel;a Villers and A. d. ViIlers died
seized in Sheridan district, county and
state aforesaid, in which said real estate
the said Albert Villers is the owner by in :
heriiance of an undivided interest; to OBJ
tain r decree subrogating the plaintiff ID
the rights of the defendant, TIE Bank oil
GAINESVILLE, in its judgment against the
said John Villers, oancelling and setting
aside a certain deed made by the said John
Villers and his wife to the said II !.
Griggs for the interest of the said John
Tillvrs in said land, and deUreeing the said
judgment in favor OF said Bank of Grants
VILE as well as the judgment described IN
said cause in favor Of the plaintiff against
the said John Villers, to he valid and Sub.
sisting liens against the interest of the said
John Villers in all of said real estate, and
that said real estate belonging 10 the said
J ohm Villers, or so mach thereof rs may
be necessary to pay of and discharge the
various liens thereon, may be sold to satisfy
the same. And it appearing by AFFIDAVIT it
fled, that the said Albert Villers is non
resident Of this state, it IS ordered that he
do appear here within one month after the
date Of the first publication hereof nd do
what is necessary to protect his interests
A Copy Teste:
LEE GAMER, Clerk
Pendleton, Matthews s Bell
Solicitors
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Fidnciary Notice

The Undersigned Commission
or of Accounts for Calhoun coun.
ty, West Virginia, has before
him for settlement the followir 9
fiduciary accounts:
r. B. Bennett, administrator
of A. J, Wright, deceased.
Melissa Polling, administrators
of Baxter Polling, deceased.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of March, 1917.
j. III. BARKER,
Commissioner Of Accounts.
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Will the people of Grantsville
take warning from the most hor-
rible disaster that fell upon the
people of Creston Monday night?
Or will they remain unmindful
of the danger which through
some power almost miraculous
they have thus far ESCAPED, but
which nevertheless hangs low
above their heads all the time?
Next Monday night the town
council of Grantsville meets in
regular session; and it is the duty
of every mother and father who
love Il cir children, every son
and daughter who love their par
ents, ievery husband and wifewho
love each other, and every one
who loves his neighbor to go be-
fore that body. or to see individ-
nal members of it and ask for
the protection from the calamity
which hourly menaces the town,
a protection that is RICH fully
theirs as residents of the town.
Water works can be installed
at this place for One-fourth OF
property loss occasioned at Cres-
ton the first of the week, and nc
one can say for how low frac-
of the human loss a system could
be put in, because the value of
one life cannot be estimated.
The matter should not be al
lowed to rest till water works are
obtained.
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Real Estate Transfers

C, H. Knots ct ux to G. w.
Knots, 1875 acres. Lefthand.
$4,000.
ID. 0. Chenoweth ct ux to
Florence Reed, 8 acres Upper Nj
cut. $86.87.
James B. Cain to J. P. Knight,
a acres. Brooksville, SIS.
Louis Bennett ct al to ]. X.
Blackstone, rs acres, mouth Lem
uels Run, $1,000.
J. G. Amos ct ux to Simon
Amos, 40 acres, Lemuels Run,
$3.50.
Verna L. Grim to w. s.
Church, DO acres, West Fork,
$500,
Amanda Keith ct vir to Daisy
Ross, 81 acres. Rush Run, Wash.
ington district. $500.
Peoples Bank to Warder E.
Stump, 81 acres. Zekes Run,
1910.
Alva Gamer ct ux to Mile
Right. SO acres, Lemuels Run,
$500.
S. 2. Bell ct ux to L M. Will
lians, 10 Sd acres. Grontsville,
$500.
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DOdrilI

D. w. Shock is surveying now
days.
Rev w. E Stump has moved
to the A. A. Stump farm on
Zekes Run.
Mrs. Doc Stump, of Stump
town, left for Wheeling Wednes-
day to visit relatives.
A crowd Of young people from
here attended the exhibition on
Lower Run Wednesday night.
Seymour Turner made a trip
to Stump own Friday in his
yacht.
Miss BeuIah Stump left for
Philippi Thursday where she will
enter Brcaddus. On her way
there she will stop a few days ut
Kemper, Lewis county. to be the
guest of Rev. o. E. Stump.
l.. H. Stump too k a load of
passengers to Grantsville Satur-
day in his boat.
Com" Vannoy's children are
very bad with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Stump
have been on the sick list but are
better now.
MUTT AND JEFF
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Trolley Line for
Little Kanawha Valley

Charleston, March %. A troll.
ley line to connect Charleston
and Parkersburg is said to be
one Of the ultimate objects OF
the MOnonRahela Traction com.
pany. which recently gained con.
troll Of the Kanawha Traction
company, operating at Parkers.
burg and the Ohio valley to vii.
Jamestown. Another objective Is
the coal fields of the Little Kan.
awha valley and the electrified.
ton Of a greater mileage Of raj.
road than ever before Wag con
templated in West Virginia.
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Navy Needs ccGG,OOO Men

Washington, March 25. Pres
ident Wilson took steps today tc
place the nation on a war footing.
By executive order he directed
that the navy be recruited with
out delay to full authorized war
strength of 81, 900 enlisted men.
The navy must enroll approx
mately 20. 600 men to reach the
required strength.
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Notice Of Judicial Sale

The undersigned commissioners having
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Calhoun county, Wes, Virginia, entered
iu the cans lidaied ehancety causes Of G.,
4. Jnryls, administrator With tho will an.
neKed Of W. IT, Campbell, deceased.
against Elizabeth Campbell and Others,
and G. a Jarvis, administrator with the
will annexed Of w n Campo %, deceased,
against Gusla II Campbell and others, a,
the November 1915, term Of said court.
advertised aud sold ai directed by decree.
the tract Of 1862 acres Of land in said
decree lireelrd 10 he sold, an tho lih dai
0f January, 1917, TO Elizabeth Campbell.
az $4,000 on the terms and in
the manner prescribed by said decree. and
having reported said sale 90 said Circui,
Court Tor confirmation on The llth day of
January, 1917, one jeff rauer rendered
and offered in court an upset bid of $500 90
accompanied by bond made by the mid
J,a AFTER anal J J. lgmbor. and %. q
Chenoweth and T. Cbenoveth. iu the pen.
slty Of S8OO0OO, conditioned Tor
the faithful compliance with said bid
the court refused to confirm the sale so
inside 10 Elizabeth Campbell, aud by de-
cree entered in sad consolidated esuses AZ
the January special term, 1917, Of said
court directed resale Of SAID land, by
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Term School Report

Report Of the Road Fork school
for the term ending March Ii.
Per cent of attendance. 9733.
Pupils perfect in attendance
for the entire term: Worthy
White, Thelma White, Tressa
White. Nellie Cunningham, Effe
Whipkey. Kenneth Whipkey,
Claude Wilson.
ORA +. WHITE, Teacher.
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ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous In
GrantsYilla.

Do the right thing at the right time
Act quickly in time Of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan ,.
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of evidence OF their worth.
Levi Weekley, R. F. d. No. 2, Boz
No. 4, Sandyville, w. Va, says; ~
had pain in the small of my back and
awful twinges when stoophng OF lift
ing. Sometimes 1 tired easily or fel,
Ianguld and 1 was always nervous.
had headaches and dizzy spells and
my sight blurred. The kidney secre.
lions contained sediment, were too fire..
quent in passage and 1 had to get IN
often during the night" Three or four
boxes Of Doan's Kidney Pills made a
cureD
Price soc, at all dealers. Don y
simply ask for kidney remedy-pet
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Weekley had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
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the first publication hereof, and do what i
necessary to protect his interests.
a Copy Teste:
LEE GAMER, Clerk.
Pendleton, Mathews & Bell,
Solicitors.
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John M. Hamilton and C. A.
Jarvis, plaintiffs,
Against
George w. Hall and John
Rifle. defendants.
In ejectment, in the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county,
West Virginia.
To the plaintiffs and defen-
dants in the above styled action.
You are hereby notified that
pursuant to an order, duly enter
ed in said action. at the August
term. 1916, Of said Court, the un.
dersigned, D. w. Shock, County
Surveyor of said Calhoun county,
will on the 9th day of April,
1917, go upon the land in contro-
versy in this action and do such
surveying as may be required by
any of the parties thereto, to-
gether with all other things re-
quired by said order to be per-
formed by the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of March,
1917.
D. w. SHOCK,
Surveyor Of Lands
Ca, Calhoun Cn,,nt,,
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virtue Of which, said commissioners wi |
ON the 18th day of April, 1917, at the
front door of the Court House Of Calhoun
county, again offer for sale by public anc.
ton the said tract of l62 acres of land be-
ing that port on of the w. H. Campbell
home farm allotted to Gusta H. Campbell
IN the PARTITION of The land, of said dece.
dent IN the first above named cause. st, rt-
ing the same ut the bid of the s,l
jeff Carter Of S!5OO.00; > aid for a
more particular description of sud Land
reference is here had To the plat and ga -
perS on file in ssid chancerv caus =
Term OF Sale; One-third the pur-
chase money cash i'm hand on day OF
sale. and the residue upon credit OF
six and twelve months. taking from the
purchaser for the deferred installments.
interest bearing notes with good Sc
curity
A. c.. MATHEWS,
S. p. BELL.
/. Lee Gamer. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county. West Virginia
do certify that the above named COMMITS
sioners.have executed bond III the penalty
of 100000. as required 10y decree in
above styled causes
LEE GAMER, Clerk