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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

be careful to guard against injury
through fire. Thieves also may menace
property.
Children born on this day may be
liable to accident and often in danger.
They should be watched faithfully
Copyright, 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
vTsION nF nIRns.

Q. How great IS a birds power Of
vision? l. u. n.
A. A birds power of vision IS. on the
average, about 100 times greater than
mans Birds have been known 70 see
worm on freshly piowed ground a
distance of 200 feet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
A sTrDy ~ CroL0Cy.

Q. What is the arebean layer OF the
earth's crustY y. r. ~
A. The geological survey says that the
archean period is she name given the
largest underlying fundamental strata Of
the carth's crust
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
LAPANEsE smnEs.

Q. DO the Japanese wear wooden
shoes? i. II.
A. When outdoors they usually wear
wooden clogs The clatter thus made
adds distinctive note to the street
noises OF japan.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
r1Rsr NoRMAL scHOOL

O. When was the first normal school
established in the United States2 W. G..
A. Massachusetts, led in this, as In
many other educational Innovations,
opening a normal school in 1879.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Q, When and whore did The express
sion Don't Tread on Me- originator
G. A. H.
A. In January, 1876, congress adopted
a flag for the American fleet. 10 bore
the emblem OF a rattlesnake with thir-
teen rattles in an attitude to strike.
Tfe motto Don't Tread on Me" was
written under the snake.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

STREET
will curtan becomes
absolutely necessary" Such IS a publicity
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
rsE on nIpPOPOTAMrs.

Q. Is The hlppopotamus OF any useF
X r. r.
A. 1t tears up and eats the great
plants and weeds that grow IA rivers,
thus acting as one OF natures great
dredges.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

proposes what about the
republican ignore
the evidence as bass sought ignore
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Q. How old should lambs be at wean-
ing timea r. u. ~
4. Lambs should be weaned at 4la to
) months Of age.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

UNTIL JUDGE that he really
city administration will
age county government
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Advertisers should
being independent
republican
subscriptions democratic
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

hall recently must be inter
ferng greatly Mayor speaking engagements.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

the city garbage plant was max
ing year last January
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

BENsToRFF predicts the election of Harding but then
predicted would the war!
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30

from Madison irFe9olute hand ara reetlessly pointed inc vessel straigh
 Hta the teeth of the storm The sea ard East was more for peace and af that time the military section was tht IGN West. where fhe Fennesseans ant >entuckiaus fudIa0ians and Ohioau
 were luStily -hautiae "On to Canada ' 1Farborne by thcir rash counsels Mad son consented ae he said to "throo onward the flag of the country. sure 'h8t the people would press onware aud defend it.
 Without competent civilian militars f#aderS. without fuancial credit, with ant WAT equipment the people could uat press onward as any history ef he dismal war Of 1872 will tell you Even the capital was left undefend cd and Madison fin q little round hat with big eoekade ran about a helpless bcWi' 3arment as the Britisf marched upon Washington
 With the invaders entering at one
 do of the detauseless town. the president fled ri he other As He turned he saw the flames shooting Hf hehind him. he fled faster and farther While the British commander Was blowing ont candles m his dinner ta- ale that he might feast in the light If the burning White House its fugi- tive master was hiding in a forest but 25 miles away.
 After an absence of three days, q heavy-hearted shattered. houseless president returned to view the charred walls of his official residence and of the capitol At every turn he was greeted by ugly mutterings of the general disposition to make him the scapegoat for all the national short comings in a war that had been thrust upon him. But with victory at New Orleans and the return of peace, the voice of the fauithnder was drowned in the hum of sudden prosperity. And h the cbosinS days of hts adminh- tvstion Madison was cheered by many assurances that his countrymsn vere not forgstfsl of the % years that hs hsd served them Ia pure devotion.
 Like John Adams. he emerged from kis retirement to sit In the c0nstita- tionai convention of hts stats, whsre tho aSsd statesman eisssd bis active puhfle ma as As Aad opened X. with . ssesinant of hunsotty eDs fAa 0aveA ~ -
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
HOW'S THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Gatarrh that eah= uof be cured by Halls eatarrh Cure. Half's Catarrh GHfe has been taken Ay catarrh suffers for he past thirty I#s years. and has become known as 4.e mast reliable remedy for Ca at#iE G8@5Fh tuTe aefS thru fbe
 fhy NJ 8catS sUsfacg~. eXz bag tae ro.~on #em Che blond and
 ao l.eaeud portions
 Her have e. ea Hail ~ tafH | HDrt GHe= =t#.I H @se uIr. .... tH Eo" Iealth Sat tfa ..e sst meg and s.. -la .f lam n ar testimonials. free
 G GbruHos Ntzt I.'uiu.
 aH Drugg 75c.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30

s0.a I5aaaIe has oe.a married a
 5ua- ..e gaH --s -a. i.fe. ..- Ha anea aE Ht-t. as aa-n EHuN #alH HH H1 HH## =#= i'm a.s .nH. r1 HHl #f .F
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
lcopyr.ght, 1920. by I.l v. an}

ass T for the smiles If h~ bloom = nz Dolly saal#saa.s a..aaa5=al.= aard be ae~ef5 v.Ha #ses aa4 lto-laH .ac'# for ha# aHaa5a..s
 zIag spirs s=aesed aa
 5FHHr- u.aH H+rtry eHf aeE : Ea3T-ar'g he.- tfI1 atr woHz ffa ~-r 5 AH=== aaas- a#s fa- 
 
  fazz af 
  ss#a= H#f#.##s fEH ~u# s sea ef tur 4rea afa'.,a.s. war Perhaps it was TO longer possible fr keep Us out of the war when at iastt United States Was the only neutra left i'll the civilized world. But eer tainly it was no time for a fair-weath. CT sailor.
 After 20 years of kicking and cuff ing from both sides in the European conflict, pulled by England and lied to by Napoleon. the country was sore all over when the "warhawks' of con. gross, under the youthful Henry Clay seized the tiier of the ship of state
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
Russia.

The Russian empire, prior to the world war, comprised 3,764,5s6 square miles. Cyclopedists divide this ter ritory, one-sixth of the world, into four parts. Russia in Europe (in- cluding Poland and Finland). the Cau- casus. Siberia, Russian Central Asia. Russia in Europe has an area of l. 91l,6 ,632 square miles.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
TEXAS WONDER

9svf Hpd. b'addef tfo0be~. grave ##d Iran 'ae#- HHe#uttj~m auH ..-sa t#e- ai tte sadue}- 8uG Hlad iu- ttttaeI troubles s ..4t =eld tH sour drus
 small bottle + f.r1tHeHt and often eHre~ ..t.. #u. monialN Dr l. -G .t srtcet St Louis 4v druggists
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
RESTRICTING

am now at the Ozan Mercantile Go where | um prepared to do your Hem stitching Call or leave work there and f Will be promptly and neatly Hone efet loc per yard
 Mrs. N. E White. Jr
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
French Prssa denta.

Of the presidents of France. V. Poincare was only the fifth to stay the full term. Thiers, the nrst, held of- f,ce for only three years, as did Mac Nahon. Faure died st the end of his fourth year. and Casimier Pcrser re- signed after enc year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
DOMINANT WOMAN

GGgT~HERI9S much truth in the old
 A saying that bachelor is mere ly balf 4 man, observed the professor.
 "I suppose yoH are trying to take q fall oHt of me teeaase | don't zet mar rloa" @aid taa low-0rowed man. Tt
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30
He otatus

'What do you know about the hlSh cost of iivingr'
 Nothing. I'm merely sxas<tnG."- xnuasvtIlS CouxlerJousuAl
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30

an-e wreath ou my head.
 a0.a E5oH6Ie has 6ea married .oa- ae aaa H.s -a a-a fe Hs- .aa ea aE Ht- . t4#t ha Hoa-n.t faaE HaIE fa da # .n.t a#. f Haa a raa 51= 5a r .4
 t.
 
 
 
 
 fer taa Haf=##= =aa# #sHau f..z#Hz asa.e fIa.a and ss lIul the ase ah his feet eiazped across tis 8a5= 8f his neck. l phoued for doctor at once. We put him to bed and the agony that man endured sas sjckeniHg And as he rolled around there. expecting to go off the hooks every minute, he kept saying What will Eliza Jane say when she hears 1 called in a doctor?'
 After his wife came back, l was over at their house one night and she roasted me Q t crisp for sending for doctor. She said that if had the first instincts of gentleman I'd pay the hill, for l wasa [ authorized 10 cal ln SaWbuuas. and she didn't want one in the house DoolittIe sat there and heard his wife roasting me until my WhiSkcrs curled and although he knew the doctor saved his life, he never said a word.
 After I left the house. he sneaked out and overlook me. and told me he was sorry for what had happened, but experience had taught him that it's no nsr to butt in when his wife has the floor.
 "GooseVorthy came over this morn H2 etIie=l lsas# #Geeaing The COWS. and aoId me. tala-a. Aae- lis wife has about five heHEHed temale relations, auats a1d sfep-fztpr~ and cousins and such peupl, and size keeps he house f#5I of taeH af ag time He has to .I..r ,a a smitsy couch in the hall a411- Hfz=azaH=zez5H Hnaf bod k occupied Le ua 44u A4la weighs ahoul iw pounds IL aa. comfortable rocking rAatr A# for his own private s I4#=aarer eets I Nhacf at T.. His affE's etep.S5ster who 5fa aeH fer5o.~,-.helI eat along, is ..a1 T. He ~ nj he Was get la- 4Us..d uifh sucb Ii con ,H .E aGaH hw he didn't know aa aa=aa=
 -i i'm why he aida't tead the aUf .-9d ==5-@=9H inc riot aet 10 his se.fc.. .t5 H-4 s-t ~sp all thosa rel ze~ os# eE Tho f.a-a. He seemed .l..... at tIz. suggestion. You don't Enae what sa1.e asus ahoat, he =aad Ht==aeser neeH ma1i.aL
 -Ii 4as th apl !. k t'"t t;oa~cv or#'fy k 4 ..#Jt -tHaHslaf for lis rights when hes away from nome. Hes as sassy as a#hohral and Will tisht at fine drop of the hat if anybody tries to impose on hm He walks with his head back and his chest out in front of him, but as soon a~ he reaches his own front gate he begins to look so blamed ubiect that the nef-hhors pity him.
 "Then there's old Major Sendoff, who dislinmi~Aed himself on many crimson hatete'd He has courage enough for three regiments. But he married the Widow Bunkum couple of years ago and she makes him do inc family washing, and hals the clothes on the Hue, and l suppose he does the Ironing, too. l could tell you of hundred such cases--
 "I suppose you could, sighed the professor. hut don't care for sensa- ionnl fction.'
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-12-30

tHG =tza=g hal g had only 
 
 ..tf he u-ts.... q QuEtr rtti=fl# man or one pi ora | see TIT ! raI Ihs afiI gH thai- -bae4eED 
 a1tar
 au- ou rns
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

pUPLEX $1,000, rooms hardwood floors
Murphy beds dressing rooms, seperate
baths, ivory finish; newly decorated; base
mcnt. OEaEo 7s49. Usage 43lS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron SALE

TRUCK FARH-onc acre. flns ho,,on7 a,
c,9sem house; well; , blocks OF SAND
bQs..s lnterurban and paved road: 1850.
L AZ Edw. e BaLxati. 2eA -Rliss 'Ridx.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOTsEs ron s,II

ron sALE--By owner, Groom house.
good well of water. Prco $4,000. 81 400
cash. liiF y. Jefferson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
A cozY HOME

only $3.50 cash; balance like rent; three
rooms, modern; east front; full sized lot {,
good we'll Usage 2779
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

OWNER LEAVING TOWNS rooms and
sleeping porch; two-story modern gar
age; on pavement, close In best location.
81 600. 81 800 CMah- Enllr ln-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

"ANTED-S1 or seyen-room furnIshed
,hila,s with garage; good location; no
o. I'D n, WI, lease one year. Usage 1908
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

"ANIED by September Is, or
,..rroom house. with garage and
tSnts so,,,ats quarters. Must be on
IL SIDE, best of references, years
ease desired. Usage 39g7.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-27
he voters of said district to be

the voters Of said district to be
held at Blue Sulphur Springs. on
as hereinbefore provided, and the
election commissioners herein here
before appointed shall conduct,
count and certify the election on
this question in the manner and
form hereinbefore provided and ac-
cording to law.
1t is further ordered, that in the
event authority is granted the court
so to do by the voters of said Blue
Sulphur District and including that
part of The Town of Anderson
which is in said district. then the
said court shall at each levy period
property in said Blue Sulphur Mag
iSterial District, including the
Town Of Anderson which is in said
district, to al all times meet the in
teEest on said bonded indebtedness
and the series of bonds coming due
but in no one year shall the dis
trict levy provide Il greater special
bond levy than is sufficient TO pay
OIL said interest and to pay off and
discharge each and every one of
said serial bonds as they respect
lively become due, and not to eX-
coed the said So cents maximum
levy. -. ..- 49, --.... ....-.,-
1t is further ordered that the said
voters of said Blue Sulphur Mag
isterial Districts including that part
of the Town of Anderson which is
in said district, be registered as
provided by law
1t is ordered that this court do
sit on the fifth day next preceding
said special election for the pur-
pose of HEARING any and all matters
as to the registration of voters of
said district, and of doing any and
all things in relation thereto as pro-
vided by law.
1t is further ordered that in the
event said bonds are authorized al
said election, then this court will
appoint three free-holders and
volers of said Blue Sulphur District
to act as an advisory committee to
This court in all matters relating
TO the said road Improvement in
Guiding the sale of bonds, employ
nent of engineers, determining the
kinds of roads to be built, reloca-
tons. and the materials to be used,
and the auditing and settling &C
counts, the said committee to be
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elected by mass convention OF
Saturday The 4th day of September,
1920, at the hour of O'Clock p. M.
1t is further ordered that the
vote cast at said special election
shall be canvassed by the county
court sitting as a board of canvass
ers on the 9th day, Sunday excepted
after the date of said special cleo
ton, as provided by law.
West Virginia, Grcenbricr
I Count, IS:
|, Paul c. Hogsett, Clerk of Gree
bricr County Court, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true
and exact copy of order entered by
said Court, and found of record in
PAUL c. HOGSETT, Clerk
Greenbrier County Court.
Proclamation and Notice of Spec
ial Election by the voters of Blue
Sulphur Magisterial District, Green
brier County, West Virginia, on the
18th day Of September. 1920, on the
question Of issuing Roa Bonds and
levy.
Pursuant to. an order made and
entered by the County Court Of
Greenbricr County, West Virginia,
on the 10th day of July, 1920, I,
Thos. w. Shields. President of the
County Court of Greenbrier County,
West Virginia, do hereby proclaim
and appoint Saturday the 18th day
of September 1920, between the
hours Of sunrise and sunset of that
day, at the regular established vOt-
ing places of said Blue Sulphur
Magisterial District of said Green
brier County, as the time and
places at which special election
provided for in said order shall
be held by the qualified voters of
said Blue Sulphur District, >includ-
ing the Town of Anderson therein.
to decide whether they will ratify
or reject the said order proposing
an issue of bonds to the amount Of
S94, 10000 and levies for the pay
,ment of interest and principal for
the purpose of constructing roads
in said district.
Given under my hand as Prcsi-
dent Of the said County Court, this
the 18th day of August, 1920.
THOS. w. SHIELDS,
| President of Grcenbricr
County Court.
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and State Of New
! ton OF the holde
nual serial inStallI
| one to % years
| shall show on tn,
numbers respect,
on which they 81
shall bear intcres
not to exceed tho
centuln per annu
annually at the saj
burg or at sale
Bank. al The Opt
thereof, and said
evidenced by cou
said bonds. to be
fac smile si9natur,
and Clerk of this
bonds shall rccitt
to present the S;
when they are
future payments
on.
1t is further ord
that said serial BIO
sccutively nunbe
lively become due
is 10 say, ninety-f'
Thousand Dollars
due and payable ;
Bonds Ito 4 in
payable January
Bonds 5 to 3 i
payable January
Bonds o 20 II i
payable January 1
Bonds Is to IL
payable January
Bonds II to 20 i
payable January
Bonds ~ to "a i
payable January
Bonds % to % i
payable January
Bonds 20 TO 32 i
payable January /
Bonds 33 to SO i
payable January
Bonds 81 TO 40 i
payable January 1
Bonds ii to Al i
payable January /
Bonds 40 to As i
payable January l
Bonds 40 to 50 j
payable Januarl 1
Bonds 53 to Sc i
payable January /
Bonds 81 to 80 i
payable January
Bonds 81 to "a i
payable January 1
. Bonds IS to 6S i
payable January
Bonds 80 to ~ i
payable January
Bonds 10 to rs j
payable January
Bonds II to 80 i
payable January
Bonds 81 to 81 i
payable January
Bonds IS to So i
payable January
Bonds 80 to 90 i
payable January
Bonds 90 to 81 i
payable January
1t is further ore
court that in the
are sold as azores;
cccds Thereof shall
the President of
his order in the l.
if of this county,
ordered that the
receive no conn
ceiving and disbu
and the said she
said funds with |
cording to law.
! The plan to III
interest on said b
off and discharge
serial maturity the
1t shall be the
county court of
County, West Virl
said court shall
annual levy term
on all the taxable
Sulphur Magisteris
ing the property
Anderson therein,
of sufficient Nnou
interest of the Sd
discharge and pa
falling due at the
!. And the court {
the court being of
maximum road /,
laid on the taXs
said Blue Sulphur
ing that part of II
son which is In
to law, after pre-
building and ma
roads and bridges
may otherwise be
road funds of said
produce sufficient
interest on the sal
ed indebtedness O
in provided for $
District, and to i
the retirement tn,
20 years and il {
to the court, ant
so find, that the
necessary each ,
20 years TO pay sd
provide Il fund W
up, pay off and
bonds SO propose
% cents on each
lars valuation of
crty Of the said b
istcrial District. il
Of The clown of A
said district. The
by order that a
x.ntnrn - IL
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1855. ~ ASNe~SA NaAN
rst day of January.
fable to the bearer
ank of Lcwisburg,
Virginia. or at the
'auk of the City
" York. ut the OPP
Ter thereof, in an
lInents within from
after date, and
heir face the serial
lively and the date
shall be paid, ami
est at the rate of
le rate of six per
um, payable semi
aid Bank of Lewis
ld Chase National
lion of the holder
l interest shall be
ilpons attached to
!, evidenced by the
re of the President
is court. and said
te that the failure
same for payment
due shall stop
of interest there
dcred by the cour.
OndS shall be con-
and respec-
&c as follows; that
four bonds Of One
$ each. numbered,
as fOllOwSl
inclusive. due and
l. 1922.
inclusive due and
1, 1928.
inclusive due and
1, 1924.
inclusive due and
|, 1925.
inclusive, due and
L 1926.
inclusive, due and
1, 1927.
inclusive, due and
1, 1923.
inclusive, due and
1, 1929.
inclusive, due and
I, 1880.
inclusive, due and
1, 1881.
inclusive, due and
1, 1882.
inclusive, due and
1, 1888.
inclusive, due and
|, 1884.
inclusive, due and
1, 1885.
inclusive, due and
|, 1886.
inclusive, due and
1, 1887.
inclusive, due and
1. 1888.
inclusive, due and
l, 1889.
inclusive, due and
1, 1910.
inclusive, due and
|, 1871.
inclusive, due and
|, 1912.
inclusive, due and
|, 1913.
inclusive, due and
/, 1914.
inclusive, due and
|, 945.
rdered by the said
event said bonds
said. then the pro-
ii be deposited by
the Court or on
hands of the Sher.
:, and it is further
said sheriff shall
.pensation for re-
'ursing said funds.
criff shall deposit
bonded banks ac-
meet the accruing
bonds, and to pay
: said bonds at the
ereOf is as follows:
: duty of the said
said Greenbrier
rginia, to, and the
each year at the
thereof lay a levy
e property of Blue
ial District. includ-
: of the Town of
according to law,
unit to pay off the
aid bonds and to
'ay Off the bonds
next due date.
further finds, and
If opinion that the
levy that may. be
cable property of
IT. District, incIud-
the Town of Alder
according
rovidins for the
aintenancc of the
IS, thereof, or that
'e appropriated to
q district. will not
| funds to pay the
I'D proposed bond
Of S9l, 10000 here
said Blue Sulphur
provide funds for
hereof within Said
iuiincT appearing
I'll the CuOrt doth
maximum levy
year during said
aid interest and to
With which to take
| discharge said
Ell to be issued is
one hundred dol
the taxable prop
RlIn SIlII
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PRECINCT NO. 3.
RECEIVING BOARD:
y. }: !.usher, ]. l.. Campbell,
Hazel Holcomb. ~
COUNTING BOARD:
5. II. McClung, John 7. Mont
gOmery, J. Fl. Ford.
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PRECINCT NO. 5.
RECEIVING BOARD:
Z. II. Warren, NJ. l.. Kcrshncr,
Fl. G. Hogsett.
COUNTING BOARD:
John II. Clay. l.. A. Johnson,
Walter Hunt.
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PRECINCT NO. i.
RECEIVING BOARD
COUNTING BOARD:
Frank Parker, John Anderson,
Jr., w. ID. Wall.
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PRECINCT NO. 2.
RECEIVING BOARD: =
AND
COUNTING BOARD:
a. r. Keeney, ]. l.. Baker, II.
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PRECINCT NO. 1
RECEIVING BOARD:
Geo. II. Buster, |. l.. Bivens, C..
w. Hogsett.
COUNTING BOARD:
I. H. Jarrett, J. J. Freshman. J.
ID. McMann.
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further. said road may be changed
as to location from point to point
or from place to place. when by so
doing economy of construction or
maintenance is secured.
And for the purpose Of holding
said election, the court doth here
by appoint the following commits
SlonerS of election to take the poll
and ascertain and certify that re-
suits of said election in such man
ner as is prescribed by law for
aScertainlng and certifying the cleo
tion OF county and district officers.
END as prescribed by chapter &c of
me acts OF the Legislature of West
Virginia, 1917.
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AT regular term Of the County
Court of Greenbrier County. West
Virginia, convened, held and con-
tinucd mt the Court House of said
county of Greenbrier on the 10Th
day Of August, 1920.
ORDER