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New York

NEW YORK. March s.-Indications
Of easier money and a less apprehen-
SiYe view OF the foreign situation
served in part to counteract recent I'M
favorable influences in yesterdays
wholly Insignificant Stock market.
Dealings again were very light. and
he only noteworthy changes occurred
IN the more speculative issues. For
example, extreme gains ot2 to 5 points
we're registered by Industrial Alcohol.
General Motors, Baldwin Locomotive,
The petroleums, Sdmatra Tobacco,
Utah Copper and Wilson Packing,
;hese resulting largely from pressure.
The small floating supply IN some
II these stocks made their rise easy
u accomplishment. ShippIngs we're
sustained in their 1-to-S-point gains by
sircumstantiaI rumors Of enlarged
Iivtdends and the strength OF a few
equipments was traceable TO similar
seasons.
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LEGAL NOTICES
MOTTO OF SALE OF CITY
PROPERTY.

BY virtue of the decree Of the Inter
mediate Court OF Marion county, West
Yircnia. entered on the 18th day Of
January, 1918, In a certain cause there
in pending In which ]. Andy Sntder
was plaintiff and R. Wynne Hall and
Others were defendants, the under
signed Special Commissioner Will Of
fer for sale and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the
front door OF the Court House OF SAD
Marion county, on the 18th DAY OF
MARCH, 1918, at the hour OF two
o'clock p. m on that day, all the foitoW'
ing described real estate, towit: AL Of
that certain real estate formerly
owned by Wynne Hall and Vashtt NJ.
Hall, and conveyed to them by WIZ
liam D. Straight and wife by deed dat
ed the 10Th day OF November, 1910, and
recorded in the office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book III, page
1913. the same being described as STU
ate in the city Of Fairmont, and as con-
sistine of two parcels described as fol
lows:
First Parcel: Beginning at the cor.
ner OF an alley and Wheeling street
and running along Wheeling street a,
distance of "a feet TO corner of lot
belonging to W. ]. Eddy and Others,
thence with line Of said Eddy's lot
Sc feet more OF less to a point in
line Of lot formerly owned by Okey
]. Eddy. so feet distant from Chicago
street, thence S4.5 feet to the line OF
said lot formerly owned by said Okey
]. Eddy, to said alley. thence along
said alley 81 feet, more or less to the
beginning
Second Parcel: Beginning at cor.
ner Of an alley ~ feet wide and also
corner of lot heretofore described
and running with said alley W. A de.
grees As minutes E. 81 feet to a post
thence n. 9 degrees E. 3o.5 feet to al
stake, thence S. 80 degrees 45 minutes
W. 40 feet to a stake, thence along the
line OF said lot heretofore described,
n. s degrees 30 minutes w. 32.6 feet
to the beginning, excepting the coal
and mining rights and privileges there.
unto belonging.
Terms Of sale.
Said property will be sold on the
following terms: One third OIL
purchase money, or as much more as
the purchaser may elect to pay. cash
in hand on day Of sale; one-third
thereof in one year from day Of sale,
and the residue in two years from day
Of sale. with interest on the deferred
payments from day Of sale until paid.
HARRY SHAW,
Special Commissioner.
I, W S. Black, Clerk OF the Inter.
mediate Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia. do certify that the above
named Special Commissioner, Harry
Shaw, has given the bond in the penal.
~ Of 100000 required by the decree
of sale mentioned in the above notice,
with security deemed sufficient.
W. S. BLACK,
Clerk Of the Intermediate Court
Feb. 13-20-27 March s
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none TOO SOON
FORTFY YOUR
BODY FOR SPRING
With the Seasons Change
Near at Hand Urgent
Reasons Arise for TAX
y ing Wentworth.

1t is not in the least necessary for
the reader to carry into the coming
spring those burdensome ills OF the
flesh, which the long and trying win
ter has loaded upon the system.
In Nerv-Worth the tonic and Nerv-
Worth the new laxative tablets win
ter-weakened mortals have combin-
alton unequaIed in its power, first to
cleanse the system and then to whet
the appetite. and digestion. add flesh,
rouse the liver, regulate the bowels,
Danish sick and nervous headaches
and other aches and pains, repair dis
ordered nerves and build up rundown
Don't wait for the seasons actual
change. summon Nerv-Worth-Tonic
and Tablets-to your aid now. An
ounce of prevention is worth pound
OF cure. Nip the spring chills and fe-
vers and varied weaknesses in the
bud. Spike the guns OF disease Make
your vital organs SO strong that dis
ease will be powerless to drive them
from their trenches of health.
Cranes Drug Store sells Nerv-Worth
IN Fairmont. Your dollar back II this
famous family tonic does not help you
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Ell and Gas.

On Tanners creek. DeKaIb diStrtct,
elmer county, W. Va, 2. d. AcDon-
ough has drilled his test on the I. N.
FIarduan farm into the Big InjuD sand.
It Is a Easeer In that formation. On
Dayfsson run, Simpson district, Harzi-
SON county, the Clarksburg Light and
Heat company has a Gordon sand
Rasser at its test on the Richard Pike
heirs farm.
On Beverlin run, Mcclellan district.
Doddrfdge county, the Hope Natural
Gas company has drilled its test on the
". L. Britton farm through all sands
and it is dry. On Sancho creek, Meade
district, Tyler county. the same COM
pany had the same kind OF luck at It's
test on the F. A. Robinson farm.
On Panther run, Grant district,
Richie county, Frank Nay &&Co. has
completed a test on the Jehu Ross
farm. It is not good for more than two
barrels q day In the Maxon sand. On
Beeson run, Clay district. the Philadel-
phia company drilled its test on the
John Taylor farm through the S1uaW
sand. Nothing was found IN that for
nation. a fair gas pressure was de-
veloped in the Big InjUn sand. On
Whisky run in the same district VIII
liam Mercer & Co. drilled their test
on the w. ]. Vince farm through all
sands. II is dry and has been aban-
doned. =! sstSS SsssIaaFssz44ls
The Hope Natural Gas comQeny'S
test on the \. NJ. Michael farm. beat
ed on Stewards run, Grant district.
Monongaiia county. is a Rasser in the
fifth sand. On Jakes run, Clay district,
the Eddy OIL company is drilling in the
sand at a test on the ". H. Eddy farm.
On Robinson run, Paw Paw district,
Marion county. the Hope Natural Gas
company has Big Injun sand Sasser
at its test on the Wesley Wilson farm
On Big Sandy river. Union district,
Clay county. the United States Fuel
Gas company has completed No. on
the Brown. Goshorn and Scnwab tract
It is light gasser in the Big lnjun
sand. In the same district the Ohio
Fuel OIL company'is due in the sand
st second test on the John L. Min
ner farm. The Rouzer Oil company
is drilling no. on the Reed-Davenporu
tract.
There Is quite a little new work
starting in Lincoln county. On Straight
Fork. DuvaI district. the South Penn
Oil company has started Nos. II and
Is on the ]. W. Stephens tract The
rig for No. 10 on the same tract has
been completed. All are located in
side OF defined territory. In the same
district the South Penn Oil company is
due in the sand at No. 8 on the J, ".
Games farm.
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BIT OF
STATE NEsaS ]

seoFge loan. 4 16.yeasold bog, hv.
s3uE On dian Draft Pocah0ntag coGn-
~ borrowed . 2GEtde aud GEfu1uzl Ton
ron q neighbor and hunted R6bt6 IN
ms snow. Rabbits beng uneOmmonly
scarce aud noth1g else IN sight, ne
Sfmed at some deep belonE5uG TO W.
- Shearer. The sheep wene a long
ISy down Inn and George says t9et
~ did not think that the gun Ioulo
800 4dst Tar. The result was that
f66Soe be- hen we're Killed ana George
- SSi7sissGEed| on . chaIee OF felony
-. stsSS being. yalued,at S25 each:
slI,s lleorsoG;s; Ad7artiser tells this
80 5FG9faeGsfEuhei Zion Vas. said. a few
30 to have been. quite sertous
S1sfI66Son. and 20. help OUT poor peo-
ho&er6 IN need Rev. EfneWeaFeE
= SSame &ees cut down a9d the
b614eds TO the ysRt o9;the house
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WASHINGTON. D. C., March g.
The House has passed the following
speesal pension bflls which we're intro
:duosd By Congressman woodward:
: 70 Marina Ellison, Of Elizabeth. $s7
EE55H william HarDer. Of PaTkeTs;
49,. 80 month, and Richard Starr,
|.5Sfs ~ S isrsbuIE. SO . month
rs: woodward tntroduced in the
!El61se today bfn TO grant a pension
'i6 SO = month to James Ross. a
oIaam noY = tension which he had pend;
5iSE at the Pension Bureau for Caro-:
IIf1e Gatehel, OF CottaGuaIe, has been
YFSorShf7 acted on, awarding a pen,
hon Is the applicant at the Eate Of
fSf2= q Hq6nth from last Nay, and SIS
a month from last october.
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FARlEs FoR SALE :
cAshs1llIIR 60


FUR SALE-166 acre farm "a naEsa
East OF Cleveland, 9 miies Pro8o.
county seat B. & o. r. r. interurbrn
and brick road to Cleveland. Wodern
10 room house With furnace. bail. hoE
4na cola water. acetylene lights. hard.
WOOD 6ntsh- Modern COW harm. cas
ment dooT. steel Sanctions, new $40
modern horse barn. granary, chicken
house. etc. Land gently Stones from
buildings, and is in good state Of cuI-
tiVat1on- Price $4,000 per acre. half
cash Write owner. G. O. Farouhar.
son. 40 Arcade. Cleveland. Ohio.
No. l. 17s acres sandy and sr1veIIy
4oam SOIL In good state Of cSltiya.
ton. Over 100 acres plow land. bal
ence upland pasture and woodland.
with never falling running stream OF
water Good as new room house
with furnace. Also a good tenant
house. Bank barn 32x6O. Concrete
floors with an L 30x30. Tool shed.
hen house, Eranary, corn crib, lSO-ton
stlo. acre OF orchard. We will throw
in IL COWS, bull and all the owners
share OF stock and crops. Possession
most any time. This farm can be di.
vided into So acres and 100 acres. as
there are two SetSio buildings. THIS
farm is in splendid location. Ia mile
from paved road. 8 IL miles from
two good towns Price and terms
right to a good buyer. or win take
some sood clear Akron property in
exchange ]. r. Burns, Box As. Kent,
Ohio. 3-1-I0t-3S6s,
FARM FOR SALE-Located at wash.
ington Bottom. about so acres. about
all bottom land. eight-room house, Will
bath and gas light: store house and
postoffice across the road with room
for family; four roomed cottage; two
good barns, outbuildings; all have
slate roofs: station, schoolhouse and
church close by; six miles below Park
ersburg. Will make price right. ].
A. Chenoweth, Washington. W. Va.
3-2-6t-3475.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, March 6.-Etforts to pro-
ride enough corn to permit dryers here
o work night and day and to allow
paximum shipments to the seaboacd,
ended yesterday to lift the corn mar
ct Futures closed steady. shade
, &c net higher. with March S1.27 Is,
nd May $1.273s @1.2714. Oats gained
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Notice has been received by Sens
tor sutherland from the War Risk
Insurance Bureau that an award Of SO
\ month has been made to Mrs. Georges
R bradley and children, OF Wellsburg,
which includes the SIS month from
the wages Of her husband. who Is a
New and additional evidence has
.baen filed By Senator Sutherland at the
Pension Bureau in support Of the pend
Ing claims ofHaanah Yates, OF CIarks-
bure: Matilda Rush, OF Van Voorhis,
and Tabitha Alexander, Of Moatsvitle.
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At the Postoffice department todey,
CONGRESSMAN woodward renewed his
request that people residing at Ntcol-
'lette be given mail service from the
Parkersburg postofdce.
Congressman Reed paid a visit to
the same department to Intercede to
have L. W. Mcfarland, carrier on
route 2. Petroleum, transferred to
route 40. 1.
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S. B. Brooks. Of Faimept, has come
to Washington to be- indicted into the
ordnance department Of the army.
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WAsFIfJGTON news
- GOSSIP q sszsz.. ~. ...zz.z:lJ

ers. and dancing followed Governor
Cornwen, Senator Sutherland. Con-
Tsssn1Sn stuart r. Reed and several
ofaerg were on the speaking part Of the
Program.
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e. G. Ha4ghtsof Sutton. was visit
tor IN the city for several days.
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b. A. Conf, Of Wheeling, has beeu
Recommended, by Senator Sutherland
E5ox acceptance by the aviation branch
lSof the signal corps Of the army.
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Recent arrivals in the Capital from
West Virginia are John Romine. OF
Parkersburg: Commissioner OF Agri-
culture James H. Stewart. OF Charles
ton; Harry D. Perkins, OF Parkers'
burg: J. A. Mcdaniel, OF Clarks burg;
w. c. Grimes, of Keyser; Burr Spriggs
and S. L. Richards, of Weston; Howard
Gore, Of CIarksburg; Charles Brooks
Edelen, OF Parkersburg: Mrs Q. R.
Squires. of Buckhannon, en- route home
from visit in Florida; Orlando West,
OF CIarksburg: Guy Prichard, OF FAIR
mont. secretary Of the West Virginia
Manufacturers Association.
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tn Crawford, Of New Cumberland,
ana Carl q. Capber,. Of GSorSantown'
have been Tecom4nended by Senator
sdther9nnd for Commissions In the
ordnance department Of the army.
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Edward

Couueseman ana Mrs. Edward
Cooper are at their home in Bran
WelI this week the: former having ,been
gifeu leave OF absence by the House
& WGS 9mpefattTe that 51r. Coone!
should 30 home TO attend to some I'M
portant private business.
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J. w.lsar aee, Of Essksrsb1rr. the
psoht6fitun officer, Who has beea
rounding mp . number Of bootssse1S
IN ctarksb1FE. duEtnE the pest two
weeks, had an odd ezpersenSS on
-ssat4r1aax.nistt. While 1t tEe raHs
Esy stst5ons n. that place man
named fTn Kidd approac1ed HIN.
daieTy. ard sold him Pint of Bhisz
'fsy. Kidd was conStderGb4y sur.
Used when he vas placed urtder az
.ress: HoEeVeE, 1t was learned t99F
Kidd had 7ecega4y been released nom
the Weston asylum, which may aoE
count for his action. \ (.
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While working for the government
on Ohio river dam No. 80 near Raners'
wood recently, c. L. Anderson met
with an accident, sustaining injuries
which incapacitated him for work Tor
some time to come. His case was laid
before the United States Employees
Commission by Congressman Wood,
yard. and resulted in Anderson being
awarded two months pay in settle
ment OF his claim for injuries.
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The Vaughan Bible class, the largest
and best known organization OF its
kind in Washington, will hold meet
ing at the Cavalry Baptist church on
Friday night at which Congressman
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The West Virginia Society held a
large meeting Tuesday night at which
patriotism was the theme OF the speak
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The Commissioner OF Pensions has
notified Congressman Reed OF favor
able action taken on two OF his cases:
TO Grace NJ. Dean, Of Buckhann0n, $12
month dating from last July and
S25 a month from last October, - q
month for he rtwo minor children and
accrued pension due her late husband
at the time of his death; and to Jer'
mimah A. Mcdonald, Of Hazel Green,
SO a month from December. 1915, and
$25 month from last october.
Mr.. Reed has taken up with the same
OFFICIAL the application OF Nancy ].
Clark, Of Lost Greek; Sarah c. Rymer,
OF Pike.
He has recommended Osborn D.
Swartz, OF Clarksburg, for the avia'
ton section, Mr.. Swartz coming here
in person to make application; Clark
C.. Flint, Of ClaTksburg, for pension
with the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton, and Caroline B. Yates. OF Clarks.
burg. for a position in the Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving.
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.w,si aidsrsori, alCngslde the
AdVerfISef Once. Those N xieec q
f1sl we're invited TO % % ne Wool
pae ana chop What t1ey 1eedeos O1lAy
one man took advantaEe o. the o1HeE.
q - 1nnst conclude that Reports OF
fuel scarcity here were e1sssassted.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Desk room. phone ana
girl III office Phone III. 2-12-tf-S3s8
FOR RENT-Lovely furnished room
with board. Very reasonable. 400
Quincy street 3-5t-349O.
FOR RENT-Furni8hed room for gen.
tleman. 721 Walnut Ave. Phone
S52J. 3-23tr346
FOR RENT-One furnished and two
unfinished rooms Call 297-W OF
call 1105 Center street. city.
S-4-tf-34S4.
FOR RENT = Sleeping rooms. "A
Jackson street. 3-5-4t-S491
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uart Reed \ n daIlsissr the rFiinci-
fpSi sddress. Senator James 3. Watson
&C indiana, = On the program Tor 9
s1oFt tax.
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A commission as postmaster a
Peach Creek. W. Va. has been ISSUED
to Birkey L. Kingrey.
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATE
WANTED

Ss%NNeNSNNS~S~S~e~s@SNS~
Miners wanted who are
studying for examinations. to get
the best mining book published, Min
ing in Nutshell" by James Wsrdlaw.
Scottdale. Pa. Price $2.25 20-26t. 1877 =.
OLD FALSE TEETH WANTED
Don't matter il broken. / pay So
to SIS per set ASo cash for old gold,
silver, and broken jeEelry. Send by
parcel past and receive check by re-
turn mail. VIII hold goods 10 days
for sender's approval of my offe-. L.
Mazer 2007 S. 5th ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
2-12-26ts33e7
WANTED-To trade IL II. 2. mo
torcycle for new model Winchester
repeating shot gun. Address P. o.
Box 81. Fairmont. ". Va. 2-19-tf 342S.
WANTED-Carpenters. Apply to T.
L. Burchinal. 3-2-4t-347S.
WANTED-To buy good six or eight
room house. Address Box 3471 West
Virginian. Give all particulars in first
letter. 3-2-3r-3471
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Modern 9 room house at
a bargain. Corner Camden st. and
Maryland Ave. Phone 7S7. 3-1-3t-3466.
LAND FOR SALE@lH acres woods
land, with oil, gas and mineral
rights, small oil production adjoining.
This would make two good farms.
Write ]. Fl. cowan, Cairo, W. Va.
FOR SALE = Eggs for Matching.
Anconas, $1.0o per setting. J. J.
Thomas, Lowesville, W. Va. 3-2-52t-347S
PRIVATE SALE, practically new
household furniture on March Sth
and 9th at 327 Chicago st. S-2-2t-347S
FOR SALE-Ford runabout in good
condition. See John Robey. Agt.
COG Monroe st. 3-42t-34S3.
FOR SAILS room house and bath;
1 acre ground on paved street at
car stop. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged. Address Box 34s1, West Viz.
ginian office. 34-tf-S4S1.
FOR SALE = Brown reed baby car
riagc. Apply 524 Fairmont Ave. or
call 1871. 3-4-3t-34s5
FOR SALE at bargain, seven room
modern house, 422 Spring Street.
Close in. Phone 1113-M. 3-4-3t-34S7.
FOR SALE-6 IL acres, orchard, s.
room house. las and coal fires, wa
ter in kitchen. Is minutes walk to car
line. on board walk. Inquire Box
S4SS, West VirSinian. 3-5-6t-34sS
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SSH q FER EISIfl
sesseE,sssA -4.eaD ssst SyI7sg oRpEa
PoL1TIGAL, ADVERTTSRFG

%NSeeseseS~N@S~()~Ns eOAN~O~~O~OC
FOR y. g. SENATE.
Editor West virgfnian:
You are authorized to announce
Davis EHiins. Of MorEantown, Monon-
gala county, q candidate for nomina-
ton, by the Republican party. Tor the
United States Senate for west viz
GINA, subject to all the rules OF the
Republican party, and the laws OF the
state governing the primary election
to be held August, 1915.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
III McDERMoTT. Chairman.
MoFgantown. West Virginia.
P. o. drawer ISL. Telephone 100.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE
You are authorized to announce that
am candidate for nomination bv
the Republican party, for the United
States Senate for West Virginia, sub
ject to all the rules Of the Republic
can party, and the laws OF the state
governing the primary TO be held In
August, 1915.
JAS. A. HUGHES.
Huntington, ". Va
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=FERlANc''Es, OIL ND Gas
&: IS! g 2. ]

- rIss1Raa March 6-on the,
8ISh Stock Exohauge there were
s3s different stocks dealt in. the
beIDe the narEpxest 9oE some
-. rs securities Committee Ee-
90 t6Ss11f6tsagm prices On a a9Lo'
teh the yisEsto s9 7l5.s.ss.
d nstssd Decline. was ~ points
~ "a FfeSn V2I6dow Glass Machine
il6IililIiolb; which sod on from 64A to
Ell 0fl6homa. Gas was $1.00 lower
atS.7l5 > new low selling price and
G4t9 81eI on was "a lower at 151z.
f1g at I9N and -421z. La Belle Iron
1tSsEzSd closed 8 higher at 11SzS.
11deee1dent BEeWane 2EeteGed DE-
6onSos gToup was dull and unchanged.
) Summary.
30 Aw G Mach. 54N 6s3z
gss IND Brew 45d:: Sc, 81 81 81
90 Lone Star Gas. 100 100
1900 ut Shasta .... .46 Al
20. Ohio Fuel OIL. 1S3@ 10z
10 Ohio 2 Supply. 423z 42A
eco 0t3ahoma Cas-. a ga
10 Mexican Pet -. 1913 965s
40 o Steel $3.50. 81 81
90 West Airbrake. IS %
ia.s57
sNew log record.
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BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITIEs

MARYLAND money making farms for
sale. Mid climate, productive land,
stock. feed, implements included. Pos.
session at once. good buildings, 81
acres, $4,000; Is acres, $500: 2M
acres. $500; 27O acres. $500: SC
acres, $1,000: 20 acres, $500. Tetms
to suit. These are choice bargains.
For full description write J. A. Jones'
Salisbury: Nd. S-1-c-S4SS.
For sALElPayipg furniture and I'M
deYtaIing business in good locality.
20 aere GSym at bargain. Poor, health
only reason for selling. BOX q, Zen Sen
stngton. o. zSt'S4S''
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HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Mrs.. a. S. asks: "wM braces cor
rect @stoop shoulders'' in my boy OF
eight years2" ~ ~ -
No. Better 20 have him go through
setting up exercises morning and
night CO.
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FOR SALE = Eggs for Matching.
Anconas, $1.0o per setting. J. J.
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FOR SAILS room house and bath;
1 acre ground on paved street at
car stop. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged. Address Box 34S1, West Vir-
ginian office. 34-tf-S4SI.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

FOR SALE-Ford runabout in good
condition. See John Robey. Agt.
206 Monroe ST. 3-4-2t-34Sc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

PRIVATE SALE, practically new
household furniture on March Sth
and 9th at 327 Chicago st. 3-2-2t-347S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

LAND FOR SALE@IH acres woods
land, with oil, gas and mineral
rights, small oil production adjoining.
This would make two good farms.
Write ]. Fl. cowan. Cairo, W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

FOR SALE at a bargain, seven room
modern house, 422 Spring Street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Modern room house at
a bargain. Corner Camden ST. and
Maryland Ave. Phone 737. 3-1-3t-3466.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

New log record.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-06

FOR SALES IL acres, orchard, s.
room house. Sas and coal fires, wa
ter in kitchen. Is minutes walk to car
line. on board walk Inquire Box
34SS, West virginian. 3-5-6t-34ss