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Another Cut In Paper.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 2T.--The Min
nesota IL Ohio Paper Company dircc-
tors today announced price of SIS
per ton for newsprint paper for the
months OF October. November and
December. This Is voluntary re-
duction of $40 per ton from the con
tract price, and is in addition TO a 81
Induction already given.
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Curtain Marquiscttcs,
white and ecru. Yard wide.
Lengths up to 10 1O1-
yards, at ....... AGZS
isleachcd Sheets of good
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Blankets, wool finished,
with attractive pink or blue
plaid designs. 6GxS0-inch
size. 900
White Blankets, wool
mixed. Very good quality,
with fancy borders. The
66x84-inch size, ecfen
at, per pair. pVsSV
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Monday Special! Fifty pieces of
perfect Diaper Cloth. Each piece
wrapped. On account of the unusual
value. not oTer . pieces to CT IN
customer SllH
"a inches wide, 10-yard bolt.
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Neat patterns, plain CEN.
ters. A splendid assortment
Will give long wear and are
easy to clean. -
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English I.Ongcloth, yard
wide and soft chamois fin
ish. Fine quality, in lengths
up to ten yards. Per ~
yard ~
Bontex Pillow Cases are
unusually good val 90
ues Monday. Each. SoS
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Heavy Sheets, fully bleach
ed. Choice OF S1x9O-inch
size, hand torn O. 10
and hemmcd. Each " xsGO
Crib is's'eE.s, wool fin
ished. Pretty plaids. no
pink or blue, each. CCS
Kitchen Aprons, we'll
made Of good gingham, with
side 81 pocket To sell DC
in women's sizes for. AJS
Brassicrcs of flesh color,
made with elastic gore. A
good lot of assorted sizes
for women. Choice Or.
for ..,. Zoe
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or gunner to terrorile whole com
munities, to shoot down in cold blood
those who are not obedient to their
VIII and West Virginia must mete out
full and summary punishment on
those who are responsible.
There are no men in West Virginia
above the law. The man who thinks
he can breed disorder, incite riot and
insurrection, encourage violence and
provoke assassination without receiv.
ing punishment that fits the crime.
reckons with hasty judgment and is
riding to his fate, for the freedom and
liberty that came to us from the sacri.
fees of our fathers will be jealously
guarded by an awakened citizenship
that will not condone the destruction
OF our priceless heritage"
The address made by Governor Nor
gan was one Of the few that he has
made since his Inauguration and when
he had concluded President Frank II
Kinceloe rendered him the thanks OF
the club
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APPLE FARM

Will drop You few lines TO let all
OF the readers knows that we are still
in the land of the living. but cannot get
to see very many on account of our
roads. 1t is Il pity to live in such IA
poor county and pay taxes and high
ones too. But we think the county is
not as poor as it seems. | notice in the
court proceedings that the court at its
last session appointed some reviewers
to work in the lower end of the county.
Now that is good work. County court.
Just extend some of ii up the river
and Steer Greek. if you please.
We were surprised at A. III. Allen last
Spring. When talking with him we
asked how soon he would give us some
road work in this district In reply he
said about next September Indeed
that was some relief to Sherman dis
trict
Now as ArnOldsburg was defeated
In the last campaign. don't tramp her
in the mud so deep that her ears can
not be seen. but treat her with cour-
teSy and give us some roads that we
can get to the county seat and don't
spend the districts money all Oh the
lower end of the county 1t is danger
erouS to try to get to Stumptown. Ar
nOldsburg or Grantsville any more. and
If Mr.. Allen thinks this is not true. let
him come and take Il few lessons.
Now this is only the main roads that
we ask to be repaired and Mr.. Whit
Stump don't want to do no work only
at Russell Mr.. Allen, couldn't Won
appoint another road engineer up i'm
here and maybe we can get one to work
on the roads here too Maybe we could
get to church and Sunday school then
Now we hope that you people don't get
all mixed up in the mud too deep and
can get around 10 us soon
Mr. Editor. If this misses the woste
basket we will come i'm and see Won
soon as the roads are iu condition that
we can Hoping good success to nil
the readers Of the Chronicle. we still
remain
Apple Farm Reader.
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MASONS INSTALL OFFICERS

An interesting and well attended
communication of Eureka Lodge No.
40, y. +. X \. NJ. was held here Mon
day evening ut which officers for the
e..Suing year were installed. The fol-
lowing are elected and appointed Offic-
crS who were Installed:
iIagan r. Francis Worshipful Mas
.rT.
{. Foster Johnson, Senior Warden.
Bailey G.. Stump. Treasurer.
j. Smith Dye. Junior Warden.
ROhert l.. Hamilton. Secretary.
Miles w. Stump. Senior Deacon.
Marion +. Stewart. Junior Deacon.
Bud Johnson. Vilcr.
Considerable other important bust
ness was transacted. and Il cOmmunica-
.lon will be held next Monday night for
!hF purpose Of diSposing of the build
ii:% question. All members are urged to
a:,end.
At Il special communication held
rdnesday night when Ernest Stump
Mas initiated and Albert G. Eastman.
o. CarkSburg. was passed to the degree
o: Fellow Craft
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| sherman district. 81 etc.
Okey Groves to l.. G. Groves. acres
CrummieS Creek. 81 etc.
:. L. Gum to Eddie Gunn 39a acres
Sinking Springs, loo.
" II. X =. NJ McCOnaughey to Har-
riSon II. Coon. 30 acres Lower Laurel.
$3G3
Robert Low to l.. ID. Richards 1
acres, Big Root. $40.
Sallie Nj. Bennett to Marion f. Stew
art. IL acres Little Kanawha. 5000
Sallie NJ. Bennett to +. +. Dauben-
Spcck, 100 acres Sugar Camp. $3.0OG.
:. f.. Keith to Emily Francis. 127
acres Beech Fork. 50 etc
CleOra ID. and G. NJ Taught to Hor-
ace Haught and Gay l.. McCown. SO
acres Beech. $1,000.
Cocoon Dawson to Godfrey Connolly,
house and lot GrantSville. $1.G50.
James 5. WolvertOn to l.. G. VOL
verton. = acres Leading Greek. $50.
X. NJ. Hunt to Harper Burns, lots IL
and "A South GrantSville. 5000.
Sallie NJ. Bennett to w. w. LuZad der.
2S acres Little Bear Run. $500.
Martin Erlewinc to Matte V. Walker
100 acres Laurel. 5000.
Thomas Pool 10 Cora Pool. 81 acres
Little kanawha. 81 etc
William Webb to \ Il. K EllenB.
Goak. II acres yellow Greek. 81 etc.
W. w. burrows to Elias Pool. strip
of land Little Kanawha. $40.
Ivy May and Virgil Morris To w. II.
Taylor Is arccS yellow Greek. 5000
y. r. Yoak to John W. YoaE. III acres
Big Root. $1,000.
K. NJ. Wells to f. II. Bennett. 10
acres West Fork. 81 etc.
Stephen l.. Crawford to !. \. Wcav-
~. > acres Big Run. 81 etc.
j. Z. Knight to II. &. Cain. 300 So.
rods BrookSville. $1GU.
Dwight King to Dottie NJ. King. I'M
divided II interest III j. w. Parsons
farm White Oak. $500.
{. L. Peninger to Chapman X. John
son. interest in Harriet Peninger farm.
Hog Knob. $500.
Frank White To Gertie Smith. IL rs
acres Laurel. 500.
l.. c. Groves to Okey and Oily Groves
% acres Crummies Creek. $3.50.
+. Keith to Parthena Fetty. 1OG1%
acres West Fork. 50 etc.
:. y. Hays to w. II. Parsons. LOT No
81. ArnOldsburg. $275.
VIM. Murphy to James Reed and Il.
c. Eakle. y oil ana gas . acres West
Fork, $50.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Apple Farm Reader

H. $ Suidcr To T. T.. Terrell. 30 acrcs
yellow Greek 5000.
Alvy Cross to Ouic Wilson. 120t5
acres Sycamore. $1,000.
T.. j. BOicc to II l.. Boicc. II ocros
Little Greek. 81 etc.
II. H. Boicc to Chas. Richards IT
acres Little Creek. 500
~ NJ Cooper TO T.. a. Morrison ~
acres Two and Three Mile. $1,000
Dottic King to g. T. Parsons. II i'm.
tcrcst in 100 acres White oak. 500.
5. A. Hays to r. j. Haymakcr. lot
No. 4 Arnoldsburg. SG2j.
Eva Starchcr to Burlcy Roberts. q
acres Jcsses Run. 500
Ellen Bennett TO A. =. Weaver. LOT
- South Grantsvilc. $3.50.
Lydia W. Wyer to CIoyd Freed Q
acres Leading Creek. $50.
w H. Vannoy to G.. l.. Richards I
acre Little Kanawha. 500.
A. Rothwcll to Robert Allen. 33 ocrcs
Lemuels Run. S57j
Sallie NJ. Bennett to Gilbert Hoddov
10 acres Leading Creek. S13s
Webster and g. w Burgc 10 Oliver
butler, ~ acres Beech $3.50.
y p. Keith to Nora Groves. 118 acres
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K. L. HAMILTON
FROM THE SPENCER TIMES

l.. l.. BAH. of Rocksdale spent sun
day in Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. s. Haymaker. of
Arnoldsburg. were shopping and visit
ing in this city recently.
+. l.. Hays. of Arnoldsburg. was in
town Saturday on his way home from
Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Hays and family
and Miss Ruth Dodson motored through
To Charleston Sunday for a few days
visit with relatives
Miss Grace Dilworth. who has been
ut Magnetic Springs with her mother
for some time returned To Spencer
Tuesday night.
Mrs F. Il. vandale and sons. George
and Charles. left yesterday for Mt.
Zion. Calhoun county. where they will
spend Sunday with Mrs. Mandates
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Hardmam.
Robt. r. Hays and Mr.. Pearcey. of
Parkersburg. were the guests of MIR.
Hays brother. II. l.. Hays. a day or so
this week while in the city looking af-
ter business matters.
Rev. Robert j. Yoak and family. of
lialbourSville. are visiting Rev. YOak'S
parents. Rev. and Mrs Elias Yoak. of
this place. Rev. YOak is Vice-PrcSidpnt
of the farbourSvillc College. he will
preach ut the NJ f.. Church at this
place. sunday. June 2G. at 10 30 A.
NJ. Everybody come out and hear this
able preacher.-Ncwton Cor.
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INDUSTRY ITEMS

Mr and Mrs. II. l.. Belt are the proud
parents OF Il baby daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Petit and two
small daughters. of Annamoriah. were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Maze
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ. Maze and daugh-
ter. Miss Edith spent faw days visit
ing relatives near CreSton the latter
pnrt of last week.
\ number of the young people of this
place attended the singing school at
Munday Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bell. of Hartley.
Misses Nellie Belle and Ruth Maze
and Misses opal and Ruby Hayhurst
were the pleasant guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. y. Eel and family Sunday.
Miss Nellie lettit. of Elizabeth. is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Ira Bell. who has bccl employed near
Laurel. is home for few weeks
Miss Dorthy Kelley of Munday. WA,
Il visitor of her sister. Mrs. ii. l.. Belt
over SUNDAY
Gay Freed and Clyde Snider. of
Freed spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs
a. VI. Maze and family
A number of the boys of this place
attended the ball game at Annamoriah
Saturday.
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FREED ITEMS

The farmers of this community are
busy harvesting their wheat and grass
crops.
There will be Childrens' Day services
at Hoy Chapel Sunday night July Bird.
Everyone invited.
Thomas O'Brien of Burning Springs.
Is repaireing II. Il. sinners saw mill
1oier
Ernest the little two year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Freed died Friday.
he Nth. with cholera infantum. The
little body was laid to rest i'm the Freed
cemetery Saturday. Rev J. NJ. Snider.
81 this place holding the funeral ser.
vices. We extend our heartfelt symuo
thy to the bereft parents.
II. =. Taught. of Three Mile RIM was
round dead Monday where he had been
working in the field near his home
lie was found in the arms of his
youngest son. Vernon, who was work.
ing with him at the time. he surprising
his father had tainted His death IL
supposed to have been due TO beo rt
failure with which he had been troub.
'ed for some time. Mr.. Taught was
one Of our best citiz6fs. being honest
ana upright in all his dealings. He
was faithful member Of the Straipbt
Greek BAPTIST church. He is survived
10y MS wife aud the following children Z.
charley and Harvey Taught. Mrs
Abba Sattcrficld ana Mrs. LYDIA Rob.
rrts of McFarlan Alvin, of California I:
Daniel. Of salem Mrs Eva Caplinger.
Of Huntsville; Mrs j. G. Sbinu Of
Hcaver Falls. Pa; Mrs John Holm of
Freed Mrs Frank Holpp. Of Ayers
Mrs. Jennings Fox. of Tough and NclI
ana vernon. at home three of his child
rem having preceded him to the great
beyond. The body was cmbalmcd and
iniermcnt mill not DO made until the
children can arrive
Born recently to Mr.. aud Mrs Allie
Collins. Of This place. o daughter
Mr.. aud Mrs Judson Gainer Of
Frost Ohio. are visiting Mrs. Gamers
parents Mr. aud Mrs william Snidcr.
The local ball team crossed bats with
lh" Huntsville team at the Fluhorfv
F"ll Park sunday, taking them over bv
score Of 10 to 2. II was q clean. fine
game from start 10 finish. the local
boys proving themselves too fast botb
al bat and in the field. for the Harris.
'"I' lads The main feature Of the
g"mc was the heavy hitting ~ scott
FIuharty. who got two home runs ana
iwo-base hit Anyone desiring to give
me local boys game can probably
nave their wishes gratficd by making
them known to Manager Scott FIuhar-
ty.
Harley Sinner and Freeman Gun
bingham attended lodge M GrantsvilIe
Saturday night.
Mrs Grace Rose, Of Industry. was
here Tuesday on business.
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INNOVATION IS
CAUSE Of GOSSIP
PRESENCE OF VICE PRESIDENT
AT CABINET MEETINGS is BE.
ING FREELY DISCUSSED.
IS NOT PARTISAN MATTER
influential Leaders in Congress Do
NOT Want Coolidge to Share With
Cabinet Officers OFFICIAL intimacy
With President.
BY EDWARD p clAnn

WaShington.-There are some mon
III washington, who perhaps know
Whnt they would like IN hove hannah
who think that the Ieasa ~ Iifo ~
ICE president Coolidge as an outside
member of the cabinet is likely TO he
snort one. In other words thero
are some officials In Legislative Ife
VINO 90 not like the idea of having
lhe vice president sit I'm at tbe cobi-
net meetings and who think that
thereby some of their own PRESTIGE Is
to be lost.
40 iar as one who has been IN this
town a good many years can remem-
Der there never has been am innovo-
uon Of any kind which was ertira1,,
Wen received BY all the Legislative
gentlemen who SIT on Capitol I'M
ana whose desire is to guard their
prerogatlyes I'm any case
This thing is In no sense q ror,iso,
mailer II is simply a human matter.
me Democrats and Republicans alike
nave shown jealousy Of extre mowers
newly conferred on government Off
ci"IS ANA occasionally have taken Il
OUT ID carping at what they call new
tangled notions. generally predicting
are happenings unless reform speedi.
~ should be worked.
When President Harding. while vet
candidate for election. said that he
thought the vice president ought to
nave a more important place I'm the
counseIs Of the administration. there
seemingly was general public. or Mt
my rate party approval Of the sug-
gestion. There was no Republican
legislator at that time who cared TO
raise his voice In PROTEST. or even I'm
mia criticism Of the candidates sug-
ReStion, for no party man with n de-
sire for success Of the ticket cares
IN the middle Of campaign 70 saw
anything direct or Indirect I'm contra.
V'niion Of AN Expressed thought or
tie standard bearer.
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HARDING TIMES HIT HOPE

Clarkshurg. w. Va. June 2S.-An-
n)uncement was made at the local
Offices of the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany today that II wage cut affecting
1000 of its employees in Central West
Nirginia would he put into effect July
!. DrillerS are reduced from so to
IS day and tool dreSSerS from IS to
81 GaSolenc' station employees work
liz hours Il day will he reduced IL
per cent; those working l. hours IL
day will continue at their old wages
Transfers will lave their pay cut
from 81 to So Il day. and common
laborcrS will he cut from $50 to So
1t day.
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! To change industrial rates
whereas. application has this day
been filed by the Hope Natural Gas
Company for authority TO change its
Industrial gas rates, il is ordered that
loaVe he granted to any one interested
TO file objection thereto before the Com
mission at any time on or before the
18th day of July 1921. and this matter
be set down for hearing at n meeting
of the Commission to he held Mt its
offices in the Capitol Building i'm the
'ity OF Charleston on said 18th day of
July. 1871, at two O'Clock p m. at which
time any one may appear ana make
SUCH objection thereto gS may be deem
ed proper.
IT is further ordered that the appli.
cation publish a copy of this order once
each week for two successive weeks I'm
two newspapers Of opposite politics. If
such there be. and of general circula-
ton i'm the county or counties affected
by the proposed change I'm rates and
said applicant shall also mail to or
serve ON each Of its customers affected
thereby at least fifteen DAYS prior tn
said 18th day Of July. 1921 written
notice In the form prescribed by the
Commission. showing that it has appli-
cd to the Public Service Commission
for authority 60 change its rates. the
rates proposed 10 be changed. and the
time and place of such hearing making
due return of all thereof ON or before
the day of hearing
Ih' proposed rates are as follows:
SUPPLEMENT so. 10
supcrScdiug
SUPPLEMENT 80. Z
BATES CLASS II. GAS ENGINES
RATES CLASS III
Entire territory supplied I'm west Wiz.
gina. excepting Auburn and Bctca
both i'm Richie county. West Virginia.
3Gc per thousand cubic feet. subject
to a discount of L. per thousand for
payment ON or before tho Goth div ~
thc month following that ian which tbe
gas is supplied
NOTE TO ALL METER SERVICE
Meter service is based upon meter
pressure not exceeding eight ounces n
gas is supplied at higher pressure the
meter measurements are corrected ac-
cording TO Boyle's law.
HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY
BY r. g. Sullivan
Vice President
issued May %, 1921.
directive Date August J. 1927. GSO-2t
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WHITE PINE NEWS

Mrs. Virgil Hickman and children.
Ruby and Clarence were calling ON
Grandma" Sinners the first of last
week.
Campbell Bros. of Booger Hole. mot.
ored over here one day the past week
Mesdames w. II. Ayers and $. H.
Sinners were visiting at NJ II. Rights
one day last week
Mrs. Cyrus Halterman and children
returned to their home at Luke. Tuck.
or county. the latter part of last week.
Messrs. j. NJ. and Virgil Hickman,
). H., T. w. George ana Callie Sinners.
Dennis Wease and others from this
place, attended the horse sale at
Grantsvile
Mrs. Tommy McCOwn and children,
Paris and Tacey, were visiting Mrs.
\. Ii. Sinners one day last week.
Ethan Hickman, of Booger Hole.
purchased horse and buggy of Tom
my McCown one day last week.
Little Miss Marie Divers. of Weasc
Ridge, was visiting her grandmother.
Mrs J. VI Hickman. the latter port Of
last week.
Messrs Lewis Ayers and Paul Gun
ningham. of Grantsville. were business
callers here one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Ayers. of Grants.
vile were visiting Mr. Ayers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. j Ayers. the first Of
last week
Mrs. Spencer White spent one dav
last week with her son. ola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bennett. Of DeloIh
were visiting Rev and Mrs. OLA Ben
nett the latter part Of last week
Dallas Kight and two sisters Etbvle
ana oily motored through here Fridov
ehroute to Chenille, returning Friday
evening
Miss Fife whipkey was shopping in
Hrantsvillc one day last week
Aunt LET" stdd of near Nobo was
visiting here the latter part Of last
week
Messrs. George Sinners. Okc and
Bruce FerrcIl attended the pie sonal
at Pokebcrry Saturday night.
Miss Eva Webster Messrs Dennis
"ease aud Troy Bennett were calling
on the Ayers sisters Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ethan Hickman Of
Booger Hole. were Sunday visitors NJ
VI Hickman's.
NJ and Mrs Bcrnard Ayers. of Nobo
and Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Haddox and
Ralph Haddox, Of Freed. spent Sunda g
at w n Ayers.
Mrs. u. y. Sinners ana little Paris
ana lacey McCown are on the sick list
this week
MI ana Mrs. Harvey Bland. Of Bull
River. were visiting Mrs. BIand's sister
Mrs Charley Klght. Sunday
Mr Orven Campbell, Of Booger Hole
was "pie"sant visitor NJ the home Of
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FREED NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Rosa Dawson and children. of
ParkerSburg. have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here for few DAYS
Mrs. l.. w. Collins has been on the
sick list a few days of this week.
A Il. Wilson was ut GrantSville Mon
day looking after business affairs
opal Collins is staying with her sis
ter. Mrs. Daisy Taught.
Mrs. Roy Morrison and daughters
Miss Dolly and DiSSell were at Grants
Vile Wednesday having some dental
work done.
Children'S Day services will bc held
AT the Hoy Chapel on next Sunday
night. Every body is invited to come.
Mrs. Lulu McCray spent last week at
ParkerSburg with her sister. Mrs. Tay-
Tor Davis.
Earl Bumncr. of ClarkSburg has been
visiting here for the past few days.
Born on the 18th to AIr. and Mrs. Al
lie Collins II fine big boy.
on next Thursday we will have a
new mail carrier. A. Il. Wilson will
have the job for four long years.
Mrs. Ella Busch. of Hartley. has been
quite i'll for Il few days.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Freed died at thceir home on Lending
Greek on last Friday. Little Ernest
had been sick only Il few days. He was
about two years old and will sadly
missed about his home The remains
were laid to rest ON Saturday at three
o'clock.
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NOTICE

The last legislature made changes i'm
the licenses fees for Hotels. Restaup-
ants and Soft Drink licenses. the fees
for same being given below. and will
bc effective for the ensuing license
year. July T. 1921 TO June 30. 1922.
Application should be- made to the UNI
dcrsigncd clerk at once for the licenses.
Hotel $1,000
Restaurant 1000
Soft Drinks 300
Tobacco and Cigarettes 1000
Tobacco alone 300
Notc. StOO should be added the
above fees for hotels aud restaurants.
and SOC for all other licenses. as
clerks fees and as all licenses are col.
lcctcd 10y the sheriff. the money for
thc same should be- sent to him
$. r. WALDO.
Clerk County Court.
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GRIFFITH CASE CONTINUED

The ease of the state against w II.
Holly Griffith for the murder of
Ira ROuSh has been postponed until the
September term of circuit court 1t
WAS understood that the defendant ex-
pcctcd To move for postponment as
this was special term of court. and
trial could not he forced. Prosecuting
Attorney X. l.. HOgg consented to the
p1stponment until September. The
summOning of state witnesses for this
tenn would have been needless expense.
Point Pleasant Gazette.
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Little Miss Lurlein HaddoN. of Par
kcrSburg is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs William Snider. of this
pace.
Branson Holbert. of this place. is
working for the Chemical Oil Co on
yellow Creek.
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BEEC ri WINS GAMES

y very interesting game of baseball
';S played Saturday afternoon at Min
GA between Beech and Mmora. The
''"ic stood To in iicech'S favor.
.ir score should have been Sto D. but
=. account of an error made the Beech
cams third baS"man Mnhora ran in
score.
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CHURCH DEDICATION

The NJ. l.. South church. located on
Lower Nicut of the Left Hand Fork of
the West Fork. near Euclid. will be ded-
icated Sunday. July 10. There will be
All-day Services. Dinner on the ground
d.Id the Daniels Run Band will he pres
ent and furnish appropriate music.
Many local and outside speakers will
he present and take part in the pro-
s:Iam.
Every body attend and we will assure
YOU an entertaining. instructive and
and enjoyable time
o. G.. McClung,
Pastor in Charge