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ordered, this first day of March \.
l.. 1920, by the circuit Court Tor Dor
chester County sitting as a Court OF
Equity. that the sale Of the eo real 9 e s.s
made and filed by Lloyd Webster. As
sienee. as shown by his amended re
tort. be Ratified and Confirmed, unless
cause t. the contrary thereof be shown
1920 neXt-Provided. a copy OF TINS
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Dorchester County, Mary
land. once in each of three successive
weeks. before the 26th day of March
The Report states the amount Of
Sale to be $1141.25. -o,7
r,,,1a Copy: CLERK.
Test: WILLIAM H. NEDFORD,
~o}t paw Clerk.
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Second-That a copy be entered
on the minutes of the Camp and
printed in The Daily Banner.
FRED R. PRETTGMAN'
Secretary.
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Tuesday, March Is 20

between the hours of and 2:30 P. M.
all that dwelling house property known
as No. 1922 High street, now occupied
by Alfred Stewart a monthly tenant,
fronting so feet on High street, with
a depth of 200 feet as now enclosed.
Improvements consist of two story
dwelling and outbuildings. Property
will be sold without reserve.
TERMS OF SALEI-One fifth cash
on day of sale and balance in nine
months from day of sale to besecured
by interest bearing note of the pur-
chaser, with approved sureties there
on. An earlier settlement or a great
err cash payment may be made If de-
sired Title papers at expense Of pur-
chaser
FREDERICK H. FLETCHER,
Attorney.
Dixie Realty Company, Auctioneer.
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ORDER NISI

L.lovd Webster, Assignee vs.. Herbert
j. Orr and Ellen L. Orr.
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In EQUITY in the Circuit Court for
dorchester County No. 1921
ChanCerN
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Attorneys Sale
Valuable Fee Simple Dwell
Ing House on High St.

Under and by virtue of sufficient
aeI @ o I4e a as r.
the highest bidder at the Court House
door in the town of Cambridge, Mary
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w. Irving Mace, Solicitor
MORTGAGE SALE :
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of pow err of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from John w.
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lvas 4 plSIt h town On Monday:
Frank Moore ot Gypsy was .
visitor here on Tuesday.
| Mayor. s. 3. Burnett Of Farming,
! .on was d business caller hete on
Thursday
IChas r Alta was 1 business
visitor ID Shinnston on Monday
evening. :
Mn. VIM stanhagen and diugh-
Itet Irene Of Fairmont were visit.
ins relatives on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph B. Douglass Of
Clarksburg was week end visitor
With friends here.
/ Arnett Vance Of Monongah was
! . visitor In iowa on Wednesday.
Ira ]. Weaver OF Fairmort was
q business caller here on Thurs
day.
Jacob L. Blocker Of Falrmont
was here on Thursday looking at.
ter revenue business.
Neal Q. Kellar Of Bingamon was
transacting business here on We'd
nesday.
]. VI. Emerson was a recent VS.
! itor II Pittsburgh.
George W. Book Of Weston,
Democratic candidate for state
senator In the 9th district was Wis.
itlng relatives here on Thursday.
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CHANGE IN VOTING PRECINCTS

CHANGE. IN VOTING PRECINCTS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS.
At a regular session Of the Coun,
" court held In and for the county
Of Marion at the court house there.
o., on Tuesday, the eth day Of
July, 1920:
Present, S. L. Shaver, president;
c. D. Conway and M. v. Milan,
commissioners Of said court. The
following order was entered:
It now being more than ninety
1907 days before an election is Il
be held in this county, or in any
district, or precinct therein, and II
appearing to the court that public
convenience and public good re.
qulred that election precincts Nos.
| !, 2. 3 and 4, in Winfield Magis-
terlal district, In this county, as
heretofore established, should be
rearranged as to boundary lines
and the territory composing said
four precincts divided and re-
arranged into five voting precincts.
The court doth therefore order tina.
said precincts |, 2, 3 and 4 In said
Winfield Maglsterial district, as
heretofore and now existing, be,
and the same are, hereby abolish
ed, and that In lieu thereof the ter.
rltory comprising said precincts
Nos. /, 2, 3 and 4 be, a1d is, here
by divided into five election pre-.
clncts as follows. with the follow.
Ing boundary lines, respectively,
each Of which contains. as nearly
as practicable, the number Of cleo.
tors required by law, and none Of
which contains more than $50 cleo.
tors. and that voting places be es.
tablished In each OF the said five
voting precincts as follows, that Is
to say:
Precinct No. /. Beginning at the
Five Forks road near ]. N. Prick.
cts and running thence east with
the county road to the iren bridge
on Prickett's creek near Richard
Prickett's saw mill; thence with a
Straight line to the bridge on Lit.
tie creek near the residence of
Charles Clelland; thence with said
Little creek to the Monongahela
river; thence up the said river to
the mouth Of q run at Pitchers rif.
fle on the east side Of said river;
thence with a straight line to the
Hoult Town cemetery; thence with
said county road in an easteMy di.
rection TO the place Of beginning.
And that the voting place for said
Precinct No. / be, and Is, estab.
llshed at Montana Mines, at the
Consolidation Coal Company's
store.
Precinct No. 2. Beginning at the
Iron bridge on Little creek near
the residence Of Charles Clelland
and running thence with q straight
line to the Monongalia county line
near the point where tne sad line
crosses the Falfmont ana MORGAN
town pike; thence Win me MO.
nongalia county line 70 inc ilne OF
Precinct NO; s. thence WIN Inc
o. Fse n NO. Ss,sI 70 iae ~. GalG g. d1S
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spECIAL NOTICES.

tic hin above II. E. Psrrish;
thence following the ROAD aud The
Hines OF precinct No. s to the old
Davis Ridge school house; thence
I with line Of preeinct No. 3 to tho
Ipllce Of beginning. And that the
voting place for said precinct No,
4 be, and Is established at The Of.
lilce Of Henry Morgan in the town
|ot Pennington. 3
Precinct No. S. Beginning at the
corner Of precincts Nos. ! and 5 on
the ridge above ]. K. Parrish's
and running thence with preclnc.
Iline No. s to the Warrington Dis.
trict line to the corner Of precinct
mo. 4; thence with>a line Of pre-
clnct No. 4 to the line Of precinct
mo. s; thence with a line Of pre-
c!nct No. s to the place Of begin
lining. And that the voting place tor
said precinct No. ) be, and Is.
established at the school house Of
1.-THE towns Of Downs.
Precinct No. 6. Beginning o. the
north bank Of the West Fo,A Glyer
at the mouth Of the drain opposite
the Everson MIL; thence up SAID
drain to the county road: thence
up county road to the Fairmont
and Weston pike: and thence up
said pike TO the Curt DAVIS road;
thence with said road to a point
In q short bend IN said Davis road
beyond Curt Davis residence;
thence In a straight line along the
ridge between Sycamore Run and
Mill Fall Run to a point In the
county road near the old Davis
Ridge school house; thence with a
straight line westerly to the E. N.
Snyder scale house: thence down
Downs Run to Golden Chanel
church. at the Carolina Junction;
on the Fairmont. Helen's Run Ry,
thence following said railway to-
ward Carolina to a sharp bend In
said railway. near W. E. PigOtt;
thence in a straight line to the
corporation line Of Worthington at
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Er,,srnal Visit.

Several members Of Shinnston
Lodge No., Is. !: o. o. F., and
ether lodges paid a fraternal visit
. Worthington Lodge No. 179, on
Tuesday evening and assisted In
comforting the initiatory degree on
one candidate. Among the visitors
present were Fred W. Burnett,
Ernest Hanstord, NJ. ]. Jarrett, S.
T. Edwards, B. T. Harmer, W. B.
Rutter and A W Martin Of Shinn.
stpn lodge, Clifford Mama Of New
Marshfield, Ohio lodge, J N. Week.
u Of Mt. Clare lodge and J. Lane
Parrish Of Electric lodge Of Farm.
tngton. One application was re-
ceiyed for admission on dismissal
certificate which will bring the
membership up to one hundred.
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On Artnnnhila rnur.

Mn. Lawrence F. Brothers left
IN Wednesday for an automobile
Z liz and among other points she
VII visit Detroit and Mt. Clemens,
Mich, and from the latter place
She viii accompany her mother,
Mfs. Evah Michaels and her young
ION, Richard Brothers, home. They
have been spending some weeks
st that health resort. They will
visit Mr.. Brothers parents at Gin
einnau on the return trip.
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SPECIAL S0TICEs.

run With the menanders Thereof
to nickett's creek: thence down
Prickett's creek with the mean
ders thereof to the iron bridge nea,
Richard Prickett's saw mill: thence
with the county road IL a westerly
direction to the, Five Forks road;
thence In q westerly direction with
the county road leading TO Hoult
70 the Hoult Town cemetery:
thence In a straight line to the
mouth Of q run at Pitchers rifle
on the eastern bank Of the Monon'
gahela river; thence up the No.
nongahela river to the mouth Of
Hicman's run. the place Of be.
ginning. And that the voting place
Tor the said Precinct No. S be, and
Is, established at school house In
Norwood.
And It Is further ordered by the
court that Precincts Nos. 3 and 4
In said Winfield district, as here.
tofors established, remain as SAID
Precincts Nos. 3 and 4. respective.
ly. Of said district. numbered as
now numbered; and that this
order and notice be published and
posted as required by Law.
AcOpy from the record.
Attest:
+ A. G. MARTIN,
Clerk Of the County Court
Of Marion County,
West Virginia.
July 80. Aug. $500.
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~
ward Pennington % sAl ~
! lion q tho rad llShlHS if6i,|
1 Farminston % HSlSh!6 Rnns
| thence With the dividing !, y
| tween Helen's Run ind 6i h
| Creek 10 III Joint On "a az
1 above Robert DoNni; thHarl n
lovinr the liyiding mar TN II
| Downs Run and H1lea'i 16f II
! the 3. N. SNYDER otthifl IN do
ridge: thence 10 s, u Tder,I
scale house: themes do&n % 6tin,i.
| Run to Golden Chapel Church ~
| the Carolina Junction on asrmcntI
ana Helen's Run Railway; thtrcS'
| following said railHsy- t6WSsasI
Carolina to . shaTp 6snh II said;
railway, near W. E. Piyctk: thence
in q straight line 70 the cntpcts
alton line Of Worthlnstcn g IA
place Of beginning. And tAe u e1y
place for said precinct No. z pes!
and Is established q the thcck
house at Carolina Nine. z
precinct No. (, Besinninr Il ,1S.
NJ. z. church. South. on ina NatefS:
| Of Teyerbaugh, and running
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. WlIl Locate In clarkshura.

!, James 7. Taggart who has been
4 resident Of Worthington for the
RRst thirty years has purchased
.operty In Clarksburg and will
remove his family TO the Harrison
county metropolis in the near fu-
ture where he will engage in the
mercantile business with his broth
er.in.law, C. c. Martin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

VI 6VlSStNENe
The undersigned. the executor Of
the last will and testament Of Sar.
ah A. Dudley, deceased, will On
the 18th day Of September, 1920
two O'Clock P. NJ. (al the homt
which was occupied by the said
Sarah A. Dudley, deceased, at the
time Of her deceased at l104 10
well street, City OF Nirmont,
County Of Marion and State Of
West Virginia, offer Tor sale fos
cash to the highest bidders, the
personal property, excepting cash
and money receivable, which was
owned by the said Sarah A. Dud'
ley, deceased, at the time Of hel
death. which personal property,
including household furniture, car
pets, bed clothing, one refrigerator
chairs, one organ and various and
numerous other articles.
A. L. B. DUDLEY,
Executor OF the last will and
testament Of Sarah A. Dud'
dley, deceased.
Aug iS.20-37.Sept. 3.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-It was
Ulysses. believe, who discovered
th1t there are different customs
ID different parts Of the world. ]
don't remember his Latin Tor It
!. would be- instructive II did.
The points Is that In Washing
ton and other sections Of the
limited States, there Is a social
requirement that a real gent take
OF his hat when he finds himself
10 . huSiness.office elevator with
4 lady.
tdcyoumeanalad,:
u she runs the elevator Is she
ne? II she Is in a telegraph
company uniform going between
1oprS, 10 she one? II she Is col.
bred, though well dressed. Is
she one? II she isa chicken going
trum 1oor to floor to powder her
nose, d she one? II she Is old and
has q basket Of apples to peddle,
q she one? Or Is the honor re-
served for the very pretty and
eEy well dressed?
There are some in our midst
who are attempting to break
down the custom. thinking It silly
and hard on new straw hats. But
there Is nothing more exhaustins
than trying to buck a social Gus
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Rheumatic

aches and pains will not torment
you when you. take 0lala, It cleans
the poison out Of the kidneys. liver
and blood very quickly. No matter
how many other remedies have
failed you or low discouraged you
are, we want you to examine 0lala
at your druggists today and read
the guarantee certificate printed
on every boz VI
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Purity Temple, Pythian Sisters
Initiated seven candidates at their
meeting on Tuesday evening. Al.
ter the work was completed a So
cial session was held and refresh.
ments were served and an enjoy.
abs hour was spent.
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JOS. W. Wallbroun has been con.
lined to his home for several days
entering from an attack Of heart
trouble but he seems to be con-
Eiderably improved at this time.
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Purchased Farm.

HI. c. a. Freeland Of Fairmoni
has purchased the Frank Wood
tsrnt near Annabelle and will re
jmpye to It on or about September
1St &c formerly resided at
Hutchinson until locating in Fair
mont. =.
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ON AND GAS

iTESNESSEE on LEASES in ter
ritory geologically approved.
from 50 cents to IS an acre; coz
tinuation great Southwest Ken
tucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write TennoEla Co.,
Diskson. Tenn. S-l0.2G:-S447.
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FARMS FOR SALE

I Central MIsS0G iaa''. FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms In Cal
loway county. Missouri, with full
description and price for each; in
Missouti's best grain and bleu grass
county. EoontZ & Palmer. Fulton.
Mo. 5-3l-52t-79S6
FARMS FOR SALE-Fertlle farms
in the heart Of Maryland; prices
right with easy terms. J. Lee Sim
mons, Adamstown, Frederick coun'
ty, Md. S.20At.S6Si
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Amount to be provided by
levy for current muniei.

| w Nv re ~'sNNN
levy for current muniei.
pal purposes ......... .s2Sl4.4S
It appearing from the foregoing
estimates that !; is necessary tc
raise by levy after deducting al.
credits, s2S14.lS for regular nun
icipGi purposes; therefore It Is
determined that a levy for reg.
ular municipal purposes Of 81
cents on each One Hundred Dol.
lars assessed valuation OF ali
property taxable in the said mum
icipality Of R!vesville will be ne
cessary 10 produce the estimated
amount as Aforesaid for the en-,
suing fiscal year, based upon the
last assessment thereof, as cert.
fled to the council by the officer
whose duty 1t is to make up such
report as follows:
Real estate .............s 1901, 260
Personal property ....... l20,225
Public utility property (not turned
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MARION,
TOWN OF RlvESVILLE, to wit.
!. George Radcliff, recorder, in
and for the municipality Of Rives.
vile, County Of Marion, State OF
West Virginia, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are true copies
from the records Of orders MADE
BY the council Of said municipality
on the 10th day Of August, 1920.
Given under my hand the 10th
day Of August, 1920.
GEO. c. RADCLIFFE,
Recorder,
Of the Municipality Of Rives
vile, West Va.
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COAL AND TIMBER

C04GGCoSl land ior Sale SIS acre
underlaid by four veins, amount
ing to Is #; IA mile from R. R.
Taylor heirs, .Bergholz, OHIO.
S.16.oSt-S6eI
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WANTED-presser ior tanor shop.
One who has had experience
with machine. Apply Dan Block.
lis Main street. S-?0.6t-S6S4
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The l0o,0Oo,000 and some people
OF the United States have gone
into the insurance business and
Lave already written one big
policy, one that lays Lloyd's or
any other insurance company in
the shade. IN short, they have
insured the railroad owners
! against hard times, panics,
4 storms, tomatoes and all misfor-
tunes by guaranteeing them q re.
turn Of s per cent on their capital
through good times and bad.
Banks may fail, factories may
10 TO the wall and workers may
Join the bread line, but the rail-
Rad owners have a first lien upon
Nhe prosperity OF the nation.
] Know Z man who Is advocating
government insurance for every.
body against unemployment, in.
Armities, old age and other calam.
les, and they call him crank.
u But the plan. ii the Esch. Cum
fntns law that insures the rail.
roads s per cent may not be 50
had after oil. The premium they
pay for this insurance Is the pro.
vision that no time, shall they
make more than 6 per cent.
North Dakota writes hail in
eitrance. The special interests say
that is socialistic. that 1t is as
bad as fire or life insurance BY
the government. Yet the govern
i,ent insutes all the property Of
me railroads. II a box car is
destroyed by wreck or fire, the
4 9. g. allows the railroads to
restore the car and charge it to
maintenance. Or. ifrthe railroads
pc Ii to carry insurance on that
box car, the |. C. C. permits item
70 charge the premium to operas.
ing expenses and the people pay
i is just a matter of bgokkesp.
The railroad owners; would be
opposed to government insurance.
~ common mortals, but they are
not opposed to It for their OWN
>1Nperties. It Is Just the differ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Both authorised by . vote Of y
s sTITE or WEST VIRGINIA.
County OF Marion.

County Of Marion.
Town OF Fairyiew, Totwit:
|, C. S. McElroy. Recorder, in and
for the municipality Of FairTiew.
county Of Marion. and state 81
West Virginia, do hereby certify
that the foregoing conforms to an
order made BY the council Of said
municipality OF the 10th day Of
Given under my hand this 10th
day Of August, 1920
Recorder Of the Municipality Of
Fairyiew, W. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE saEEse g T " sTTA gIEssh

COUNTY VI MAhkON :.
TOWN OF RTvESy1LLE TO VII;
AZ 4 regular session Of the ccun
eli Of the town OF RiyesTille, Ma
hon county. held In the schooI
building on the second Tuesday u
/ AUGUST. to wit, the 10th day o.
August 1920, there were present;
s. S.. Stewart, Mayor George Q
Radcliffe, Recorder, and Il. III
Smith, J. c. Keener. ]. N. Daley
ID. W. Clayton, George Hamrick
members OF the council Of SAD
town.
Current Municipal Purposes
Estimates
The amount due the municipa,
Inv for regular municipal purposes
and the amount that will become
| due and collectible from every
source Of such purposes except
from the levy Of taxes TO be made
for the current fiscal year,
Balance In hands Of town . : !,
treasury ..............St!o.SL1
Taxes uncollected ......" 300.0g
General licenses 10000. 1l0.0g
Capitations ............." 225.OO
| s75s.52
All other expenditures payable
out Of funds Of the municipality
for regular municipal purposes for
current fiscal year:
Salaries for Chief and Pc.
Light t for street lighting. 10000
Telephone and telegraph. $500
advertising and legal pub.
LEGATIONS .............. 600
Election expenses ....... $500
Attorneys fees court costs
and damages .......... 10000
Maintenance OF streets and
alleys ................. 10000
Grand total disbursements
| general fund .......... ss5ss.OO
Tota! estimate receipts
brought forward $3.50. 1852
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Amount to be provided by

niclpal purposes. .....s s,275o'
It appearing from the foregoinl
estimates that 1t Is necessary Y
raise by levy, after deducting al
credits, $9,275.03 for regular uu
nicipal purposes: therefore, 1t Il
determined that levy for regular
municipal purposes o. Fifty cents
(50c) on each One Hundred Do!
lars assessed valuation OF all prop
erty TAXABLE In the said municipal
ity Of Fatrview viii DO necessary tt
produce the estimated amount q,
aforesaid for the ensuing nscal
year, based upon the last assess
ment thereof, as certified to the
council by the officer whose duty
It is to make such report, as fol
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AUT0.-ACCESS0RIES

FOR sALE-Maxwell "lS" touring
car. E. N. Watkins, Edgeway.
S-lS.4t-S675
FOR SALE-Ford Roadster. Good
condition. Cheap to quick buyer.
Apply Watkins & Thompson. COZ
Merchant street. S.lS.6t-S672
FOR SALE-Stutz Touring car.
AL condition. Call lS-R, Rives-
vile. S-20.2t-S691
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CURRENT MUNICIPAL PUR.
POSES,
ESTIMATES.

Estimated Receipts.
(a) The amount due the munici
pality for regular municipal pur'
poses, and the amount that will
become due and >eollectable from
every source for such purposes, ex
cept from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
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Exquisite Furs at Reduced priceA
now at Qsseod,s .-AdE. v
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HOUSES COR SELE

FOR SALE-fiye.room house; Boz
tor St Fine location and sur
rcundings; Immediate possession
for first $500. Keener's Garage,
State St. S.20:2tS6SS
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FOR RNNT-Une big front roon
suitable for one or two gentle:
men. Phone 336-R or call at Cliff
house. S2O.2t-S696
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST

LosT-Gold watch and chain with
initials engraved on back v. 7.
W. and picture on inside. Liberal
reward II returned to West Vir-
ginian Office S-1s-St-S6S1
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NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL couk
Gil LEVY ESTIMATE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion,
Tnuyr NJ Eoirvinu. Tn.wjt.

AT q regular session of the coul
Gil Of the town Of Fairview, Marion
county, held in the council cham
bers thereof, in the City buildin:
on the second Tuesday in August
to-wit, the 10th day Of August, 1890
there were present: ]. n. Weaver
Mayor; c. S. McElroy, Recorder
and W. G. Coontz, H. L. Luton ant
J. x. Mccoy, members Of the coun
ell Of said town.
In accordance with chapter 1:e
Acts 1918, the council proceeded
to make up an estimate OF the
amounts necessary 10 be levied 10!
the current fiscal year, to cover oil
municipal debts and liabilities pay
able during the said year, including
probable expenditures for municl
pal purposes, and proper allow,
ances for delinquent taxes, expense
Of collections and contingencies:
hut deducting the.etrom the money
in the city treasury applicable to
said purposes during the year and
doth determine and estimate the
several amounts to be levied as FOL
lows:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-20

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for Postal Mall Service. SlS5
month. Examinations September.
experience unnecessary. For free
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ner Civil Service Ezamlner) Con-
tinental bldg, Washington.