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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
LOCALS BOX AT CHESTER.
Number of Boxers Of This City WIN
Take Part In Bouts in searby City.

This city WILDE we'll represented at
the inter-city bouts next Monday night
at Chester when five local boyr VIII
meet Philadelphia and Chester boxers.
K. o. Harry Baker will meet Len Raw
Inns, who is now making his home in
Philadeiphia. This viii be Rawlins
first bout since his memorable fight
with Nike O'Down, the former middle
weight champion. This VIII be an
eight-round bout.
Much interest has been aroused over
the eight-round match between KID
Sum and Kid Carney. both from this
city. AS both of these boxers have
been going at a fast rate. their bout is
expected to be good one.
There will be three six-round mills.
Johnny Ireland, Of Wilmington, will
hook up with frankie Burns, OF chester
IN q iyweight bout. Joe Martin. Of this
city, will meet George Russell, Of Phil
adelphia, in welterweight bout.
The opening fight viii be between
Joe Rich. Of Philadelphia. and Battling
Reed. Of this city. The local boys are
training at the Keystone Field Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
LOCAL. ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
Mary At the Playhouse Nsst w.et.

Mary At the Playhouse Next Weeh.
Mary" Goo. M. Cohan's now musi-
cal SUCCEEDS, In the work ms To hook and
lyrics OF Otto Harbach and Frank Man
dol. with musio by Lou Hirsch. Julian
Mitchell and Fam Forrest staged tho
pisce. II Ia n typical Cohsn skill. In the
lard with all the Conan skill. In the
coatumjna and scenic establishment
Mr.. Conan has reached tho ultimate In
novel and beautiful effectiveness. The
distinctive chorus OF youth. beauty and
charm 10 highly important feature.
Next week "Mnry" viii be- the feature
on tho Playhouse program.
Jean Chase at the anrrick.
~Poggy's Wedding Night" which In
being given at the Garrick Theatre this
woek by dainty Jean Chase and her
company. IN a scream. Peggy. de-
mura bride, In made the victim of a
practical joke aimed at he husband In
retaliation for joke he played on tho
perpetrators some time before. In sd~
dition to being full of comedy II also
bristle. with lively action. which stnrta
when the curtain goes MP and continues
until the end. The plot IL 20 ranged
that the spectator IL kept in suspense
until the flnish 20 know Just what 1t
all means and how II is going TO turn
out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
FILM DEPICTS THE
USES Or PETROLEUM
VIII be Shown KIWanis Club
Members and Friends at
PLAYHOUSE on Sunday.

Sunday afternoon. at Tho Playhouse,
under the sponsorship Of the Kiwnnis
club. Tho Story Of Petroleum. four
reel perturbation OF all phases OF petro-
laum production. will be shown Kiwan-
ians and their friends. Tho program Will
be inaugurated at 7.3o, with admittAnce
oy invitation only.
This picture. showing the production,
transportation. rsflaing and distribu-
ton OF petroleum was prepared by the
L. s.. Bureau Of Mines In cooperation
with the Sinclair Consolidated OH
Corporation. IT has been shown be-
foro chambers OF commarce. boards OF
trade and other civic organizations and
is considered highly entertaining and
divertinu.
II should afford = Wilmington audi
ence even a greater treat innsnueh ~
ono phase OF IL IL devoted TO pstro-
leuru's ship problem. This angle was
taken at the local Harlan plant Of the
Bethlehem ahipbviiding Corporation,
Ltd., during a launching OF one of tho
huge Sinclair tank ships, the 1o.8oo-ton
Eugene V. r. Thayer." The officials
OF the Marian plant. many of the super
visory force and prominent wortmen.
are fia shed on the screen.
Petroleum has come to be such .
vital factor in civilization'ss progress.
and the oil industry such n fascinating
pursuit, that scientifically presented
story OF it's magic Development should
prove moro than absorbing.
Tho Kiwanis Club was enabled to
offer this entertainment through KIND
ly cooperation OF President Albert u
Watts. of the Sinclair Consolidated Oh
Corporation. General Manager r. b
German of the Harlan plant and Man
aRer James Ginns OF The Playhouse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
1891 TBSNIS TOURNAMENT
COMMITTEES of e. 8. l.. T. A. Recon.
mends Places for Events.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. Jan. 2s.-Unexpected
shifting in scenes OF 1871 national ten
mis- tournaments WAS announced here
today by the Davis Cup COMMITTEES OF
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation.
The COMMITTEES, through George w.
wightulan, secretary OF the association.
announced II would recommend TO the
executive committee the following
places for the seasons events:
National 6tngiee-Gerrnantow Crtck-
ct Club, Philadelphia
National Doubles-Longwood Cricket
Club, Chestnut Hill, Boston.
Davis Cup Challenge round--West
Side Tennis Club. Forest Hills, N. Y.
Davis Cup Ties-Chicago. Newport,
Pittsburg, West Side Tennis Club of
Boston, Ntagara-On-The-LA Clsvs-
land
National Women's Singles and
DoupIss-Chicago, Newport, New York
and Boston.
National Clay Courts Singles and
Doubles-California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
THE SCREEN.
~Kismet" and Otis Skinner Mt The
Playhouse.

@kismet' and Otis Skinner Mt The
Play house.
Hail. tho besgar Of HeKdad. Il the
hero of Otis SINNERS photoplay .Kis
met" now being presented at The
Playhouse. The willy old con of tho
East with all his crafty cleverness and
his taste for revenge, lie character
that Mr.. Skinner has filled with the
best OF his wonderful genius. Even I'm
all tbs two or three years that Mr..
Skinner played "Iffsmet" for tho stage.
he has never played the leading role
with such finish and In such fasci-
mating manner ss he doea for the
screen. The city of Bagdad. at the
height OF It's glory and at tho time
when 10 was truly the city of the
Arabian Nights" IL pictured In all Its
Oriental glory on the screen. William
RAYMOND IN tho garb of "kiHmst"
sings the song written and called for
tho photoplay before the showings Of
the picture Mt 0, and . o'clock.
Elaine Hammerstein at Tho Savoy.
Elaine Hammerstein in The Daueh-
ter pays." which Is showing ri the
savty Theatre. enacts an emotional
role which has probably never been
surpn seed on the screen. Miss Ham
refined and sensitive girl, who IL forced
TO r,sar untold humiliation in her mar
rage Of coavsSisuce with
man whose ono object in life is 10 make
the daughter pay for an injury done
him by her mother.
Douglas Fairbanks at the Riaito.
n Douglas Fairbanks were circus
star. the autographs and posters would
nj arJxs Tho
is not ms applicable In motion picture
circles. but II serves good purpose in
| announcing poug's engagement at the
Rialto today and tomorrow In The
Mark OF u rro" after his return from
Artists production. Doug made Tho
Mark Of Zero" after his return from
| Europe He probably wns In a happy
| mood Judging from the overabundancs
| of cheerfuiness and agility that he has
| managed to thread into hts plot.
| Clara KimbalI Young at tho Queen.
| Tho famous Pinero play mid Chan
| nell" made famous on the American
| stage by Ethel Barrymore, In It's screen
| vestiture In featuring Clara Kimball
| Young at the Queen Theatre all OF this
| week. Miss Young meets all demands
made upon her dramatic ability by the
| role of Zoe Blundeu. She appears al
1 her best both physically and histrfon-
| cally and her supporting company
| gives her able assistance in the pic
| turization OF the famous story.
| Dorothy Gish at the Majestic.
Dorothy Gishs tombcy fun In
! Little Miss Rebellion" now at the
| Majestic Theatre. changes tomorrow
| 70 another kind Of comedy found I'm tht
| new feature UP IN Mary's Attic.
| There is no need to seek joy In tbs
| csllar when there is so rNuch doing III
| i1 ''Mary's Attic" Even the kick is no
lacking although IL is not alcoholic
Just what is t'Up in Mary's Attic" re
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
Salesianum VS.. Beacon.

SaIesianum Catholic High School VIII
line up against Beacon Coliese tonight
a. Brownson Hall. This wiu De the
first time the two teams have ever
met. The probable lineup: ~ulnn'
Kerrigan. forward; Lowell, Center;
Mecaa Buckley, Guard.
A preliminary game VIII De played
between De Sales, consisting Oh Safe
sianum scrubs, and Brownson Ihiros.
De Sales viii be picked from the foi-
lowing players: Cunningham. Butter,
Ford, Maioney, Dunn. Farley and f'a-
hey. The big game will be called at
80 p. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
rRAPsnooTING poINGs.



Tho Wilmington Trspshooting As
.oci.t,on held II. meeting in the du
Pont Building last night and the pres
dent. James -. Stein. appointed a
number of committees Arrangements
are now being made for the annual
Red and Blue shoot and tho banquet.
Vaccinations have been entered into
with the Elks and the Kiwants Club for
a shoot. 1t is also planned 70 have
shoots with the Camden and Whining
ton Elks. The first shoot VIII be held
at the Bellevue traps and the second
in Camden. Tho following committees
were appointed:
Executive Con1mittee--Isanc Turner,
chairman: William Coync. H. l.. Nor
gan.
Gounds and HOUSE Committee
Harry r. Reed. chairman: Harry p.
Carton. c. l.. Wake. John |. Wratten,
Frank Nickerson.
Membership Committes-H. ID. Al
bauxh. chairman; W. r. Jenson, Peter
Guest, John 7. wratten. Joe Snow. VIII
liam Shaw, william r.. Davidson, VIII
liam c. Corey. Dudley S. Wood.
Trophy and Program COMMITTEES
Capt. W. A Simonton. chairman. WI
liam q. Robelen Il. NJ. Ross, Henry
Wilson III. d. Aihaugh.
Handicap Committee - e. NJ. Ross
chairman Harry p. Carton. Harry T.
Reed, II. l.. Morgan. william Shaw.
Entertainment Conmittee-Wiiltau'
q. Robelsn. chairman: r. r Calvin. w
A. Simonton. William Coyne~ lsaA;
Turner.
Attendance corunittse-H. Nor
ran. chairman: j. e. stein John l
Written. II. d. AlhauEh. Il. 81. Ross
John Anderson. 7. Guest, Frank Nick
erson, Harry z. Carbon, Harry 7. Reed
Isaac Turner, William c. Corey, II. b
| Vending, w. W. Terrill, c. L. Walker
| William Shaw, Miss Anna Schoheld
| Henry Wilson. G.. IL. Huber, Clarence
| yosheu, Dudley s. Wood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
HkGIEy GROWING STRONG.
Local Quintet has Won Twelve Conseo
utlYe Games.

The Hasioy Academy basketball team
with record OF twelve consecutive vic
tories TO It's credit. viii play the Nile
Crane Company. of Philadelphia. at the
Community House at Henry Clay to-
night. The local team in confident OF
annexing another victory
In the ewelve victories OF tho season
the HIagley team has collected 423
points. while the opponents have scored
1e4. Biddle has been the highest In
dlvfdual scorer for the team. with 12a
points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
KEYSTONE TO HAvH BOUTS.
100 Martin ~ This City WIN Moot
Frankie McKrnna, Of philadelphia.

Joe Martin. tho Keystone rni1dls-
weight, will oppose Franks McKenna,
Of South Philadelphia. In tho windup
bout Of the smoker Of the Esystons
Field Club at Pythian Castle on Friday
night. The Philadelphisn II we'll known
To Tn. local fans and he IN exported ~
make good opponent for Martin.
Johnny Perkins and KID rodei viii
meet in Tn. semi windup.
Tho remainder II the card In ss fol-
lows: Johnny Tatb. Of Chester, vs..
birnuny Ryan. ri Philadelphia. Pat
ting Barnes. Of Wilmington. vs.. Jack
Henry. Of Philadelphia; KID Hippo.
Of Philadelphia. ana the best boy that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26

ny Associafed rr-m 20 Every Evqu'n<.
Chico ~, jan. z5.--Eeports that Prsf
Mrkle, for The past fe~ ycars q naerph~ (,
Of The Chicago National Le3g~ tear.
Rad been rig Cd by George Sailing ~ ~
play fret bare for the Rochester Inter
nationals, were received hero tIay
Presidenf william Week Il the Cubs o.. IL
he had 70 /, formation on he csse, BIZ
had wriflar Msrisae, Offering bin AZ or
right relsase or trsr.fer 70 s,nns rinor
H. gife team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
DEFIANCE BOUTS PLEASE.


When Soldier Stokes failed TO appear
at the Defiance Club last night for his
scheduled bout with frankie Lewis.
Ralph Raymond and KID CHADWICK
were substituted. They fought TO a
draw. In the seni-windup Buddy
Clark made short work of frankie Sau-
erwine when he toppled him over in the
third round.
Joe Wilde and Ray Corrigan battled
TO a. draw. X. o. Hession knocked out
Kid Nidero in the third round of their
bout. In the first bout, Kid Hynson
outpointed Kid Mccoy IN three fast
rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26

The Notre Dame Juniors defeated the
pupils of No. School in q game Of basket
ball last evening, by a score of 20 TO O
The lineup: Notre Dame, r. Gersten.
berg r.; Trott, f.; Jack, c. !; Mcconnell, q.
Rush, q; No Q school, Clayton, c.; G,
Gerstenberg, f.; Freeman, g.; Burns, g..
Hoffman, f. ANY team desiring a game
may call 1871
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26

usckeft can obtain. The opening Z
bout win bring together Ollie Dsii, -
Chester. an6 DeorRs watkins. -
ft0atrsSflie. IN a wrestling rstrn
Dearcst Virgins wfil meet . repressn-
fallHa II the Y. ~. G. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
GOALS

Referee. Harvey, Intercollegiate, Phil
sdelphia. Timekeeper. DR.. Jamison,
Penn. Scorers, A. Smith, DeRuytef, c.
Hollis, Beavers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
Gainesville 10 PLAY Here.

The Coatesyille Y. NJ. Fl. A. team viii
play the local ~" team at Third and
King streets. tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
Pastime 4. c. defeated Old Swede
Scouts, last night, 52-7. The score:
Penn-DeI to Play Worth Steel.

The Penn-Del FIVE viii oppose the Worth
Steel quintet tonight at the High School
yInnaeIiIIn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
BOWLING.

Tho following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys Of Grady's bowling
and billiard parlors:
INDUSTRIAL, LEAGUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
BETTFKs NOW led.
Novelty Quintet swamps Bethel. al-s;
Beavers Win.

The Novelty team defeated Bethel
last night, oI-2 The Beavers defeated
the De Ruyter I'VE, fa-22. The scorer:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26

Every subscriber OF this paper can
profitably read and use classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
GOALS

IOatman, Green Oregon, refere%.
Wilson. Trinity; Smith. Bethel, time
keepers. Hoths, Beavers. scorer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26

mains secret TO ell but those VINO
choose 20 investigate IL through visit
To the Majestic Theatre
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
WHlnLESEY.

The action Of Colonel Whi,tlcscv
in taking his life by jumping into
the Atlantic last Sunday while on
his way from New York CITY TO
Havana. Cuba, can not but impress
itself upon the minds of every one
who reads all account of il. To
GENE out alive no one save him and
his companions, passed through a
more terrible experience during the
World War. For four DAYS and
nights. his command was cut of
wlthou. food or water on the
ArGoonc front. What they passed
through no one knows.
We frequently wonder WHY the
boys who were at the front and en-
gagged in actual fighting never talk
they want 10 forget. They can not
bear to think, much less to talk.
"hittlcscy could moi forget. Being
lin command Of the historic and
heroic 308th Infantry Of the First
Battalion Of the 18th Division he be-
come hero. A Congressional Medal
of Honor had been voted him. He
was ever in the lime light. The dis
abled. the joblcss, the fricndlcss,
the widows-all the sorrow that
came out Of the War-wcrc con
stantly appealing TO him for assist
ance Of some kind. Because he was
a hero, they imagined he could do
The results Of the War were ever
before him. Then. came Armislicc
Day and Arlington. The glory, the
dlsplay-and the memory Of the
suffering. He had to- get away. To
his friends he said he was going to
be by mySclf--tO rest"
Within the great bosom nf the At
lantic lies his body. To him its
restless waters were peace. sweet
peace, rather than life here and the
memories he must ever carry.
May the memory of Wbitllcscy
stand as monument against the
carriage of war and wars futility.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
C0HN AND COAL.

Coal = selling at ten dollars per
ten IN >vC!i"m> or The United States
where corn - selling al seventeen
cents per bu>hci. Farmers IN the
grain belts are burning corn for fuel
rather than t. haul il 10 m:,l.h,t and
pur'ha>" coat and haul Il home al
i loss.
Mann lHrincr> purchased eth,
last fail. feed them last winter and
summer and sold them for less
money than they paid for them in
cash, to SAY rnthin4 OF the wears
keeping. While this i, true. If is
true coal operations are closed down
for the reason they can NOT Get =
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
ClRC.l IT CD(RT.
(hncrrr Dri,u.>


| \CW River Grocery Co.. T., as
V. Il. ~ fcanl>icr ct Al. Order mod
ifNlmg Naclinn order.
BANK OF GrcrnbricY Il al rs. Vii
kin>"n 4 Reed. Order Setting out
claims.
&. !. Ca>daphy. ". Nellie T.. Butt
Order appointing Guardian Hdlilru
and sal" of real estate.
| Sadie +. Potter vs.. \. II. Potter
Order ii\iug Commissions for sale
of property.
liAnna trickmrT ". Nelson White
Order appointing Cnnsni>SioncrS to
| intake sale OF real estate.
Andrew .IArk>u Smith VS.. Carrie
May Smith. Order granting abso-
tut" divorce to defendant. Carrie
May Snii'i giving her control Of in
FAINT and allowing support of $1,000
per month.
Bank of Greenbrier VS.. Bank Of
Williamsburg. Prorating the money
in hands of J. Warwick McClung,
Special Icccivcr.
New River Grocery Go. vs.. r. A.
Feamstcr. Order granting leave 10
file several petitions and pro of
accounts.
Willis Adwcil VS.. Dora +. .\dwell.
Order Granting absolute divorce.
}. NJ. Hanger VS.. J. L. Lipps ct
al. Order granting relief prayed for
in bill and appointing special COM
missioner to execute decd TO certain
real estate.
Sadie F. Potter vs.. 4. II. Potter.
Order approving and confirming
report Of E.. T.. Boone, Special Re
ccivcr.
Law Orders.
Order appointing G.. l.. Carr. Tru,
tee, for NJ. +. Church. South Parson-
age property.
State VS.. John Collins and others.
Verdict tinling Steve Collins. Waller
Ashury. William Scarburry. John
G. Mccoy. Bill Estcp. Ligc Cline,
guilty as charged in the within in
dictmcnt and sentencing each in tn,
pcnitcntiary.
State VS.. Lawyer Gle ct ais. Yer
dict Of jury moi guilty.
Iva Andrews VS.. q. l.. WYATT.
Case dismissed.
r. {. Curry. Special Receiver. VS..
J. &. Myers. Case continued.
Order granting Fl. II. Banton and
W. +. Myles license to carry pistols.
State VS.. Ada Allen. Fined 500.
and two months ia Jail. ..
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
IF WE SHOULD,

This may not work, il may not
results even if tried, but we throw
out the idea. Suppose the evil that
is in the world were TO be ignored
from the minds of the people ana
from the press. That The law against
criminals be enforced. but no men,
ton made of it in the press. Suo-
pose the mind Of the human family
was at once on The plane where it
would demand real human achieve
mcnts and the good that is i'm the
heart OF man to be exploited in The
press OF the country instead of the
evil. Within ten years after such
were adopted we wonder what the
result would be. Every community
furnishes some solid material for
real achievement Of some kind each
day and each week. This rarely
ever gets into the press. No one
ever knows Of it from q publicity
standpoint. 1t is only Of crimes and
the record of CrJncs that we see in
the papers. We wonder whether or
not If the good in humanity were
advertised, boosted. and made pub
lie, the mind Of the human family
would not be changed and The
world grow better rapidly.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals will be received
by the State Road Commission of
West Virginia at its offices in Char
lesion, West Virginia. until two
O'Clock p. III. on the 18th day Of
December, 1921. and at that time
and place publicly open and read,
for the construction Of the foIIowin &
section of Stale Road:
Project 3041, Grccnbricr Coun-
ty; 81 miles from end of Project
No. RI to Clintonvillc, for grading
and draining
Proposals will be received only
upon State Standard Forms. in ac-
cordance with plans, specifications
and estimates of quantities therefor.
which standard forms. plans. speci-
ticationS and estimates may be OBJ
tanned from the Office of the State
Road Commission ut Charleston,
West Virginia.
All proposals must be accompan-
led by Il certified cneck or draft in
an amount equal 10 , per cent. Of
the total amount Of the proposal.
The right is reserved TO reject any
and all proposals.
STATE ROAD COMMISSION.
r. .. Carskodon, Secretary. 1S-4w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
PRAISE.

iorr men arc beaten by %uoyc,,
ihan failure. There are men who
cannot be defeated by difficulty nor
disappointment; but before praise.
reward and recognition. they go
tumbling down. The man who is
not ahead Of what people praise him
for. who is not willing 10 forcgo,
their praise and fulfill his program,
is already on the down grade. The
man who thinks he has done some
titn3, has not many more things to
DO. Ones program should be so
long and SO complete that when
praise COMES TO him il will seem TO
him 70 be trivial, or for some ac-
comp''yhment which he made long
ago aud left behind. The man who
cannot see more things yet to do,
than the public praises him fri hay
ing done, is nearly through.
Selected
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02

\" .s unv a.. ,nr Shortest words in
me En&h>h ian4ua1c. Short ,hnugh
Il II. Ne rarely c,u>idvr what il IS
/" H.. We rarely think wnat pitfalls
Ne W'N!I mAyc missed III liir'> path
mad We been able III !hc right time
|" have SAID 40. l. may no, al all
;int>a hr the most popular word 20
say =; but il is and MANY times The
pes. word 10 SAY. 10. only tor our
selves bui for others rs well. TO
con .lrr Veil oGr every venture. 10
eve" be ON or guard and to SAY no
when Ne should. i ever the most
WlNv thinY To do.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
pI III .I(, SAIL:

" Administrator Of the estate OF
!. ~. Hughes. deceased, | will offer
for sal. al public auction to the
highest bidder, n thc home place OF
thc deceased. two miles southeast
ii lrankford. w. Va, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1921.
beginning ut 10 O'Clock a. H.. The
following personal property:
: Horses,
Cow:
Calf;
= Hogs:
Wagon and Harness;
Buggy and Harness:
Moving Machine:
Buggy Rake;
> HarrOwS:
1-2 Interest in Grain Drill:
I Turning Plow;
One Horse Cultivator;
175 Shocks Of Corn;
Some Old Corn;
II Bushels of Wheat:
81 Bushels Of Oats:
) Tons Hay;
Other things too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS: ON sums over $1,000
ten months credit ON good ncgotia-
bic notes.
W. p. BOGGS, Administrator
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New York Cit, is TO be extended
Sin miles into the sea. if present
plans are carried Out. by building
mammoth sea walls from both
sides of the Battery and filling in the
intervening space with earth. 81.
square miles would be tackled on the
most valuable piece Of real estate in
world. In addition ~ miles of
needed docks would be added to the
port, and the tax on all real estate
in that viciaity may be reduced Gnc
per cent.
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i.N\D POSTED.

Notice is hereby given the public
net Ia trrSpaS> an our land. known
~ the loup, in White Sulphur Dis
trlCt. In any manner whatever or in
am WAY. They Will be dealt with
according to LAM.
NAPIER BROTHERS.
i&-3w Caldwell. W. Va.
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ASSESSORS TO MEET,

, The Stale Tax Commissioner has
set the 18th day Of Dcccmbr as the
time Of meeting for the Assessors Of
me various counties Of The State in
Charleston. This meeting will last
for svcral days and will be of inter
est to all in connection with the
business OF the Assessors Of The var
iOuS counties.