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About eleven soldiers IN each ous
thousand on the dring line in France
are killed In action or die Of wounds
according to figures compiled by tho
French high commissioner. On the
other hand, It Is interesting to know
that Of those in the ordinary walks Of
peaceful life, nearly ton per cent. are
tho victims Of disease Of tho kidneys.
In 1915 one Of the greatest life insur.
apce companies in tho world paid eIa
death claims where death was caused by
Brght's disease
Prof. b. Strauss, n. D., Of the Royal
Charity Hospital, Berlin, says, "The
cause for an attack Of govt, rheu.
matism, lumbago, y supplied BY tho
increase Of uric acid IN the blood serum,
the result Of various causes, tho most
frequent Of which is renal. Before an
attack, one suffers sometimes from
headache, neuralgia, twinges Of pain
hero and there or confined to single
locality" DR.. Levison and Dr. Strauss
both hold that Q long continned dis.
turbanoe Of the kidney function, result
Ing In an accumulation Of urie add In
the blood serum, causes these painful
Affections.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
pf Lad, when the back hurts s.thsl
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ORDINANCE NO. IS.

AN ORDINANCE, authorizing and
directing the paving of Seventh street
in the Sixth Ward Of the City OF Fair
mont, between CASTOR avenue and
Virginia avenue, ross-streets OF said
Seventh street.
WHEREAS, It appears to the Board
of Affairs of the City OF Fairmont
that petition In writing OF the per-
sons owning the greater amount Of
frontage Of the lots abutting on both
sides Of Seventh street, between Cas-
ton avenue and Virginia avenue, cross
streets Of said Seventh street, In the
Sixth Ward of said City, has been
filed with the Board Of Affairs Of said
City. praying that said Seventh street
be paved between the cross-streets
aforesaid, in accordance with the
chapter forty-seven Of the Code Of
the State of West Virginia: and
whereas, It appears proper, right and
expedient that the prayer OF said Pc
tition be granted: therefore,
Be 1t Ordained by the Board OF AZ
fairs OF the City Of Fairmont:
SECTION 1. That Seventh street
between CASTOR avenue and Virginia
avenue, cross-streets of said Seventh
street, in the Sixth Ward of the City
OF Fairmont, be paved between the
SlQeWdlKS OF eltIler Slue VI Stilu StTeeL
with concrete, and that upon the COM
pletion OF said paving the Board Of
Affairs of said City shall assess the
two thirds cost Of such paving to the
owners of the lots or fractional parts
Of lots AUDITING on that part OF said
Seventh street SO paved, in propor-
ton to the distance such lots or frac-
tional lots abutt on such street afore-
said as prescribed by section thirty
four Of chapter forty seven Of the
Code of the State OF West Virginia.
SECTION 2. Said work OF paving
to be done under the direction and su-
pervision OF the Commissioner Of
Streets. Wharves. Public Buildings
and Grounds and the City Engineer.
in accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared therefor by the
City Engineer which plans and speci-
locations are hereby adopted. and all
OF which work OF improvement to be
done in the most economical manner.
SECTION 3. Upon the completion
Of such paving the same shall be re-
ported to the Board OF Affairs and the
assessment made as aforesaid and ac-
cording to law.
Passed by the Board OF Affairs, De-
ccmber ). 1917.
ANTHONY BOWEN.
Mayor of the City Of
F'airmont, West Virginia.
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New York

NEW YORK. Dec. Ain the absence
of definite or specific developments
over the week end, the extreme lassi-
tude OF yestrday's stock markt was at
tributed to the re-opening of Congress
today. Indications that war appropri1-
tons by the nations law making body
are to assume record breaking proper
tions sufficed to limit operations to
the meagre total of 275,00O shares.
Trading centered around less than a
score Of leaders inRthe railway and ill.,
dustrial groups. The latter were ir-
regular. with occasional spells of stead.
mess, but rails Jagged, coalers and Pa.
cities yielding / to almost points.
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NORWOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Basil satterfeld have
moved from Norwood to East Park.
Tomnlie Doolittle is visiting at the
home Of his niece Mrs. Hays Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Wells OF East
Park were calling on his father. w. a.
Walls. Sunday last.
Eddie Stanton and family were Wis.
iting at Mrs. Stanton's father Sunday
last.
Those who were calling at j. c.
Sattereld's Sunday evening were Mrs.
Hayes Hughs and two sons, Mr.. Tom
mic Doolittle, Dent West and son,
Carl.
Literary is held every Friday night.
Sunday school every Sunday morning
at Q o'clock.
Elsie Gould was calling on Edna
Sherwood Sunday evening.
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With Miss Beryi Baker al the iatters
home In Riuif street N e

with Miss Beryl Baker AZ the 1atter,s
home In Blur street.
Jack Nolan, OF Beliaire, Ohio, Is
here for ayisit with MIR. and Mrs. J. w.
Reay.
Mr.. and Mrs. oryille Murray and
Mrs. L. H. Hess and daughter, Miss
Helen, spent Saturday with friends II
Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Burt and daugh-
ter, left Sunday evening for visit
with Mrs. Burt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, at Chestertown, Md.
!. William J. Kraus spent Sunday at
his home in Wheeling.
Louis Johnson has returned here aft
er spending the summer with his moth.
er ut Lancaster, OHIO. Mr.. johnson
will accept his old position with tho
Marion Window Glass company.
Charles Longstreth is out again att
er a severe attack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall F. Efaw and
child have returned from q visit With
friends in Fairmont.
Elmus Hibbs, of Metz, was d visitor
in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Vance, Of Moundsville, Is
a guest at the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Vance and family in Pleasant
street.
Mrs. r. B. Hooton has returned to
her home in Rowlesburg after o visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leroy Sturm near
the city. ,s.
Fred w. Bartlett was a business viz.
itor in Fairmont yesterday.
C. L. Burchinal has returned to Man.
nington after spending the summer at
Columbus, Ohio, and Point Marion. Pa !.
and will resume his old position as
bookkeeper at the Marion Window
Glass factory
Mrs. Jesse Hawkinberry and Mrs.
Baker, of Metz, and Mrs. Ashcraft, OF
Glover Gap, were guests Of friends here
yesterday.
Miss Ella Pace. OF Cleveland, Ohio,
and Miss Mary Seamans, Of Morgan
town, are guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs. Harry j. Matthews, in Beatty ave
nue..
Mr.and Mrs. Clawson Hawkins have
arrived at the home OF the formers par
ents incffigh street afler short visit
In West Union.
Arch cowan, of Wheeling, former
salesman in the G. Howard Long store,
was a visitor here Sunday.
Miss Bessie Bennett has returned to
her position in the North Wheeling
hospital after visit at her home hero.
Bert Bradford, of Pennsboro. Is a
business visitor in the city.
Clifford Ryan. of Bridgeport. Ohio,
is here for visit with friends.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE 70 ccNTRA ACTORS.
Reinforced conerets Bridge
i Falrmort, West virnlnIa.

Sealed proposals for the construction
Of reinforced concrete bridge over
the Monongahela river ia the City Of
Fairmont, West Virginia. will be re-
ceived by the Board OF Affairs OF said
city at the office OF the City Clerk
Until 1880 p. M. Wednesday, Decem-
Der IL. 1917. at which time and place
the proposals will be opened and tabu.
lated.
The structure to be built will COM
Irise three main reinforced concrete
arches, each having two ribs and q
t!esr span OF $50 feet. The approaches
will include number of shorter rein.
forced concrete girder and slab spans.
The roadway grade will be So it. above
pool elevation. Sine the river is nav
igable at the bridge site, 1t will be nee
cssary to maintain channel OF salts
factory widths and height during con-
struction. Satisfactory clearances must
also be maintained for uninterrupted
traffic on various railroad tracks 10.
Gated on both banks Of the river. The
total length Of structure will be ap-
proximately 1920 It. and its width will
be Sc IT.
Copies Of the plans and specifica.
tons, including form Of proposal. may
be obtained by contractors at the Of.
flee Of A. L. Lehman. Commissioners Of
Streets, ETC., City Hall, Fairmont, West
Virginia, or at the office Of Shrews.
bury B. Miller, City Engineer, Fair.
mont. West Virginia, or at the office
of the Concrete-Steel Engineering
Company, Designing Engineers, Park
Row Building, New York City, upon
making deposit OF Twenty-Five
ts25.00) Dollars, which sum will be re,
funded to all bidders upon the return Of
the plans and specifications in good
order, and to all other contractors re.
turning same before the date on which
bids are received.
A certified check for the sum of
Twenty Thousand 20,000.00) Dollars,
payable Ito the treasurer of the City
OF Fafrmont, West Virginia." must &C.
company each proposal. Each propos.
al, accompanied by its certified check
payable to the City Of Fairmont, must
be enclosed in sealed envelope and be
endorsed, Proposal for the construc.
ton Of Monongatela River Bridge"
and must be delivered to Albert ].
Kern, City Clerk, City Hall, Fairmont,
West Virginia.
A satisfactory surety company's
bond for Sixty (60T) per centum OF
the estimated contract price will be re-
CURED Of the contractor to whom the
work is awarded.
Monthly estimates of the value OF
the work done and materials delivered
will be made on or about the first OF
each month, and payments amounting
tc ninety (90goy per centum of such
estimates will be payable on or about
the 18th day of each month.
Bids will be considered only from
parties having at their command the
necessary capital. plant and expert.
ence.
The City of Tairmont reserves the
right to reject any and all bids, or to
waive any informality in bids submit.
ted, and to accept any bid that may
be considered by the City of Fairmont
to be to Its best interest.
BY order of the Board of Affairs.
! -. ALBERT ]. KERN, City Clerk.
11-2o.27-12-4-11
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NOTICE
To Whom 1t May Concern

To Whom It May Concern:-
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned a. c. f-rsuuss residtng at
Annabelle (near Worthington), Mar.
ion county. West Virginia, will. on
the l4th day Of December, 1917, at
IL o'clock A. NJ, or as soon there.
after as he can be heard, at the court
house Of said county, make applica-
ton TO the circuit court of said Mar
ion county, at a regular term of said
court to be held on that day. for a
state license to carry a revolver
My occpation Is that of superintend.
ent for the Four States Coal Com.
pany, at Annabelle.
A q REES0N.
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ORDNANCE NO. 50.

AN ORDINANCE, repeating Sec
tion s OF Chapter 26 of the Municipal
Code OF the City OF Fairmont. relating
to the use Of streets and alleys for
exposing goods. wares and mcrchan-
disc for sale. and prohibiting such
use:
BE 1t Ordained by the Board of At
fairs of the City of Fairmont:
SECTION l. That section 8 of
chapter &c OF the municipal code Of
the City Of Fairmont be and the same
Is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to set or place any
goods, wares or merchandise by way
Of exposing them for sale. in any
street or alley. or on the sidewalks
Of any such street or alley ana such
use Of the same shall be deemed a
violation Of section of said chapter
20 and proceeded against and pun
ishable as therein prescribed.
Passed by the Board of Affairs. De-
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HpECrAL NOTICES
= ANTHONY BOWEN.
Mayor OF the City Of
Faifmont. West Virginia.
ORDINANCE NO. aA

AN ORDINANCE, relating to the
keeping Of dogs causing annoyance to
the public or individuals within the
City Of F'airmont and prescribing PEN
alties for violations.
Be Il Ordained by the Board Of AZ
fairs OF the City Of Fairmont:
SECTION !. It shall be unlawful
for any person within the City Of
Fairmont TO keep harbor. or maintain
q dog or dogs on his premises or
premises under his control which
dogs cause annoyance by bowling or
otherwise, to any other preson CT to
the public. Any person violating this
section shall be fined not more than
ten dollars, and each day such annoy
ance Is permitted to exist shall be a
separate offense.
Passed by the Board of Affairs. De-
cember ., 1917.
Mayor Of the City OF
Fairmont, West Virginia.
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Personals.

EVI9SUdlSs
Thomas Quirk left yesterday 70,
Akron, Ohio. where he will visit his
brother, Michael Quirk and family.
Tired Karcher has returned to his
In Moundsville after visit with
Il cousin. Myron snodgrass.
and Mrs. Charles P. Flanagan
lend nildren spent Sunday with frier.is
Id Underwood.
MI. and Mrs. Broadwater have re.
|kdrned to their home in rHarrisvilie,
Inter visit with their son, c. L. Broad.
tAter, in High street.
e Miss Edith Baker has returned to
Webster Springs, where she is teach.
Ing. after visit with her parents, Mr..
land Mrs. II, 2. Baker, IN Buffalo street.
e Earl Bair left yesterday for visit
With his parents at Braddock, Pa.
William ]. Phillips spent Sunday
with friends in Cameron.
Miss Virginia Morris spent Sunday
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE Of sTocRHoI6ERs Mar.
ING,

Notice is hereby given that the Rega.
lar Annual Meeting Of the StockholG.
ers of the Fairmont Trust Company
will be held in Fairmont, West Vir-
ginia, at the Banking House of said
company. No. 210 Main or Adams
street, on Tuesday, January Sth, 1915.
at two O'clock p. M, for the purpose OF
electing directors for the ensuing year
and transacting such other business
as may legally come before said meet.
FA1RMoNT TRUST COMPANY,
By SMITH HOOD, President.
Attest:
M. A. FLETCHER, Treasurer.
Dec. 4-l1-1S-s6
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To The Citizens Savings & Trust
company. Trustee, and all bond.
holders under the Deed Of Trust
hereinafter referred to.
You will take notice that on the
10th day of December, 1917, the Fair.
mont & Monongahela Coal Company
VIII move. the Judge of the Circuit
Court of Marion County, West Virgin.
la, said Court being then in regular
session. for an order directing the
clerk of the county court OF said Ma.
rion county, and the clerk of the
county court of Monongalla county.
West Virginia, to execute a release
OF certain Deed Trust heretofore,
to.wtt: On the first day Of October,
1917, executed by the Excelsior West
Virginia Galleries Company, a cor.
poration. to the Citizens Savings &
Trust Company, Trustee, said Deed
OF Trust being OF record in the
clerks office Of the county court of
Marion county, West Virginia, In
Trust Deed Book No. "a page SO, and,
also, in the clerks Office OF the county
court OF Monongalia county, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No. 20
page 147.
The said Fairmont & Mopongahela
Coal Company, by virtue of certain
mesne conveyances. is now the owner
Of the larger part of the coal and
mining rights described in, and con.
veyed by, the said Deed OF Trust
hereinbefore referred to, and is en-.
titled to all the rights and benefits
of the said grantor in said Deed Of
Trust. The said motion for a release
Of said Deed Of Trust will be made
and fled on said day upon the ground
that there is nothing now due and ow.
ing upon any of the bonds for which
said Deed of Trust was given to Sc
cure, and the said Fairmont & Monon.
gahela Coal Company is entitled to a
release Of same, and movant will al.
lege further that you have been re.
quested to release said Deed Of Trust
and have refused to do so. "A
This 18th day Of November. 1917.
FAIRMONT & MONoNGAHELA
COAL COMPANY,
Chas. E. Hawker,
Counsel. 2o.27-4.11-4t.
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Impressive Memorial Service.

Z The Warrington Lodge of Elks held
lts memorial service Sunday afternoon
n the school auditorium at which c..
"a, Vester. Past Exalted Ruler OF
Wheeling, delivered the address. TAG
speakers address was full OF noble
sentiment and the audience gave close
|attention. Marr's orchestra played a
program Of music, and the vocal num-
|4ers by Mrs. g. @. Sheppard, soluist,
land q quartette composed of Mrs. Clan
Icy Mrs. Burnley and Messrs. Amber.
|son and Kunst rounded out a most sat.
tsfactory program. The lodge Off
|cers participated in the Lodge of Sor.
ROW, that part of the program being
particularly Impressive.
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.AawkIns,e attereII Weddina.

II
| Clawson Hawkins, of this city, and
Miss Emma CATERED. Of West Union,
|were united in marriage at the home
|of the brides parents at high noon
Saturday. After partaking of we'd
ding dinner and holding brief recep-
|tion to receive the congratulations OF
their friends. the happy couple went 20
Grafton where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A, Primm relatives Of the
groom. The bride is one of West I'm.
IONS popular young ladies'. while the
jyfcom, who Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
|kbram Hawkins. of High street, Is one
|cf this city's we'll and favorably known
young men, having a good position
Rith the Warrington Plumbing ard
Electric company. They will make
|their residence in this city.
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Hn;I.Ice N,erlrl.nr.

4 Sherman I. Hall. of Wendell. Tay.ov
county, and Miss Grace Lice; Of this
|city, were married Sunday at The home
lot Rev. Waters, IN Graftcn. The bride
rs a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
|B Ice, Of Baltimore street. and has
many friends here. while the groom Is
10 popular young man in his neighbor-
hood. They will reside in Wendell fer
1.-THE winter.
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Fins and jail Sentence.

| One hundred dollars fine. and sixty
days IN Jail was the sentence handed
Nary sheehan and Belle Fluharty. fol
7ring drunk and disorderly. by Squire
. a Barrick yesterday. It developed
That each had bought quart of wh,s.
Key from "Chick" McKelver in Burt.
|town. The latter and two other men,
Ewing the names OF Buck and Moore,
M 81 whom were implicated in tho
rale, are In the city prison awaiting
.II0l, ~. IL
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Eail 10 Close, peaI.

The party who were to have taken
aver the management of the Ho:af
Bartlett restaurant failed to make
good, and the restaurant viii, be con
tnued under the management OF Nj.
Bartlett as heretofore. Mr.. Bartlett
has q number Of improvements under
way in the restaurant department that
win materially add to the service OF
this popular eating place.
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OF For Mexico.

Arthur Graff. Of this city, and Cler.
|1hce Melat, OF Glover Gap, will leave
Within q fe wdays for Tampico. Mex.
ZEE. having received word that their
passports for which they have been
waiting some time have been mailed.
The former will be engaged as an iii
wen driller, while the latter will work
2s tool dresser.
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Arrest peserter.

h Officers yost, Jones, Beatty and VIII
COX arrested Floyd Wilson, a deserter
from Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss.
yesterday. He was taken to jail ia
Rairmont and from there he was sent
10 Columbus, Ohio, with other recent
deserters.
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Spoke Of War Topics.

The Rev. Harry W. Jones, A. NJ, D.
p, New York State Chaplain of the Il.
n. o. Elks, spoke at the Presbyterian
church last evening, his subject being:
With Our Navy in Action-The Great
World War and What America Fights
Nor." b subject that is claiming the al
tention Of the entire world. The dis.
COURSE was well received by a large
and appreciatiye audience.
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surprIse Party.

n "A number Of friends of Miss Laura
|Loudeuslager gathered at her home in
harrisburg street last evening havin1
Q surprise party in honor OF
her birthday. All report having en-.
5oyed the affair.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Bulls in corn hao
yesterday owing largely to acceptance
of opinions that for the present tie
likelihood of enlarged receipts had
been discounted more than enough.
Prices closed nervous. y to 11s net
higher with January $1.2OA to S1.2OR
and May $1.1SB to SLID. Oats gainen
rs to 21s. The finish in provisions
ranged from 10 cents decline to n rise
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Spend Winter In South.
Virgil Baker and William Smith, Jr.
left yesterday for Shreveport, Louis.
!ana, where they will spend the WIN
Ter. N 80
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ENlAllllINGTON
Here, on FurIouaI,.

Private Guy Reese. Of the u. 8. Regu-
lars, located at Fort Smell, Minnesots.
4 spending thirty.day furlough with
relatives near the city.
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FARMS FOR SAVE

IDEAL FARM for sale-Four hundred
and eight acres. good house two
tenant houses, barn, peach orchard OF
1000 trees. two hundred acres OF good
timber sufficient supply OF water 10.
Gated on country road leading to
Aurora, and two miles south OF NJ. q
K Junction. Union district, church
and school building within one quar-
ter mile. Any further information de-
sired. Address R. Mcvicker, Rowies-
burg, w. Va. 11.20.26t-3126.
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Community Service Campaign.
IA Dr. Frank Vining Fisher will col.
Duct q Community Service Campai IN
u Warrington on December 9th ann
10th Local papers will announce the
dates Of his lectures soon.
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Lieutenant Jeffrys Here.
lieutenant Jeffrys, Of the U. S. army.
g here for visit with friends. He ia
stationed at Washington, D. C.
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Soldier Here.

Mr.. Lowther, Of Grafton, who is on
furlough from Camp Shelby. Hatties.
burg, Miss. was here yesterday for d
visit with friends.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Mrs. G. G.
Leonard, 523 walnutNavenue.
Hist 3117
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sIljness causes Lave

Illness Causes Layoff.
sIcie NJ. Hupp. Of the Manningtcn
Telegram, ID of duty from his posi-.
ZION on account Of illness.
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HELP WANTED-MAT.E

aGhf WANTGD-mAI
WANTE6SBoy about Il years Of over
for about two weeks. Apply Fair.
mont Printing & Publishing Co. Mon.
roe st. 11.26-tf.3145
WANTED Carpenters-four weeks In.
side work. Good mechanics 65c per
hour. Ammons & Co. at Marion Pro.
ducts Co. 11.26.6t.3147.
WANTED-Drivers and express hand.
lers. Fine chance for promotion.
Wells Fargo & Co. 1l.S0.st.3161
WANTED-Young married man who
has had at least one years exper.
fence as grocery clerk. Fine opportu.
nifty for right man in growing bus.
mess. Make application by letter and
give at least two references. No one
need apply who uses cigarettes. Cash
Grocery Co., Locust Avenue, Fairmont
w. Va. 12.3.tf S16S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-At auction on December
14th, 1917, at 10 a. M, at the Office.
Newburg. Preston county. West Wiz.
ginia: The Scotch Hill Coal Mine, now
in operation. The property consists O.
about 1000 acres OF Kittanning vein
same amount Of Freeport and somo'
pittsburgh-quantity not estimated.
The plant and equipment is modern
and the mine is developed underground
for 600 tons daily. Kittanning vein
$50 feet deep in shaft and Upper Free.
port 100 feet. Shaft bottom approach.
es and pump room all concrete arch.
Electric lights, steel head frame ana
conveyor picking table and loading
boom, electrically operated. For infofs;
nation, apply to Virginia Maryland
Coal Corporation. Marine Bank Bliids
ing, Baltimore, Md.