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PERSONAL MENTION.

:
;ourn in Florida. Mr.. jarrett and
family will remain ut Anderson for
some time.
}. w. Thurmond and wife and
Hon. j. :. Thurmond and wife ar
rived home at Anderson last week
from their winter Sojourn in Florida
| The start homcward Was made
Easter Sunday. The round trip .waS
made by auto.
! John Rainc. President of thc
Cherry River Boom and Lumber
! Company. will be one Of the princi.
! pal speakers ut the spring meeting
Of The Appalachian Logging Con-
GrcS>. which will be held at the
Sinton Hotel. Cincinnati, April Is
30th
\. II. Bo0thc and W. l.. Darncli
returned Saturday from Parkcrs-
burg. driving two new International
trucks through for the Farmers
Supply Go.
Clarence Zimmerman and family.
! OF Huntington, spent Il week recent
! ~ among friends and relatives in
LewlsburS and Meadow Bluff dis
trlct. II. Frank Zimmerman spent
last week in Huntington.
Miss Edith Rupert. of the Fulton
Manufacturing Company, ut Rich
wood, spent last week at her home
at Rupert
Rev. John Knox, Pastor of Sud-
brook VI. l.. Church, South, Balti-
more, is spending few days among
his former pariShioners of the
Sweet Springs charge, and will be
in Icwisburg and preach at the
Methodist Church on Sunday eve
ming.
DR.. James McClung, Of Redwood
was in Greenbricr last week look
ing after business matters.
Miss 10 Matthew's. of Charleston,
was Il guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Mathews. for the week end.
w. b. Crawford returned last Sa,
urday from Fort Worth, Texas. His
family arrived here Saturday night
while he stopped at Charleston.
on his way TO Clcndcnin. on Elk,
where he has a position in the bank
there.
Dr.. E.. S. Colfman is attending
the State Dental Association at Blue
field this week. His wife went over
Ito Richmond Wednesday where she
will attend the Annual Meeting Of
the Woman's Missionary Council, OF
the NJ. E. Church, South.
Mrs. II. T. Bell is visiting relatives
in Washington.
Mrs. John b. Laing is spending a
while III Baltimore hospital for
treatment
James W. Dwycr returned last
week from hospital in Richmond
where he had his tonSilS and bad
tooth removed, al the root of which
an absccSs had formed. This SEEM
cd Smartly to relieve the rhcuma.
ism from which he had suffered so
much and enabled him to walk with
out assistance. After remaining with
his family here for Il few Iays he
went over TO the Virginia Hot
Springs to take. tho baths.
Mrs. Harry Comsiock and her
hcice. Miss Sis McCorkle. arrived
from Charleston Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam'l Brown Wood
son. who spent the winter i'm WASH
in%ton, ID. t.. have returned To their
BONE at White Sulphur.
Miss Bessie Echols accomDani,d
by her nurse. sister. Miss Sadie.
cousin. Mrs. OVERLY. arrived al ici
home here "Wednesday night from
\Shrvillc. y. g.. where She had be-,
for some lime. Her condition j.,
not improved.
Mrs. leila Dickson JrhnSon Spent
me MHrk-rnd with her cousin. i.
y. pi"k>nn. She cNp"ci> 20 take
.'hHr%c OF In" CunmIIniiN Enit.,.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13
BUSINESS 0pP0RTuNITIEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
Did you ever stop to consider
how much time you have wasted
and the freedom and pleasure you
have sacrificed yourself and yours
by working for the other fellow,
and did it never occur to You that
you could establish yourself In a
nice little business. Of some kind,
all your own7 Stop for d minute,
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You are doing yourself q serious
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Investigation or our plans OF plac-
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have always had In mind, OF which
you have dreamed and pondered
over. You owe It to yourself to do
this and the sooner you do the
better for you. Why? Simply be
cause, we can place you in any
kind Of a business, anywhere in
this good old U. S. a., you have
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we make no statements we can't
make good. All we ask is the
chance to demonstrate. You make
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and know just what you want, will
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look over the following LIST Of
propositions which we have to o.
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ed here don't think we have not
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what you want is your own per,
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solutely satisfied, Is OUR BUsI.
NESS. LOOK OVER THIS list
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you want, then communicate with
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will call on you at once, with full
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the propositions In which you may
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SHOWS: 3-GRocERY STORES,
1AHARDWARE STORE; o
GENERAL STORES; 2ELAUN-
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for full information regarding any
OF the above or any other PROPOSE.
ton that you have in mind, call or
write, INTERSTATE BUSINESS
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BANK & TRUST BLDG, CHAR.
LESION, W. Va. S.1I6t-551A
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Honoring the twentieth birthday
OF their son Robert Hunsaker, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. a. Hunsaker entertain
ed q number Of guests in a very
pleasing manner on last Tuesday
evening. The guests were mostly
relatives, although few schoo:
friends were also included. The
home was very prettily decorated,
color scheme Of yellow and white
ms carried out with charming
Meet. The cakes and ices served
as Refreshments, as we'll as the
linen used in the service, blended
Beautifully in the color scheme.
efmes Of various sorts, popular
lElsic and contests were the di.
versions, prizes being given to the
winners Of the contests. The hon
or guests received many handsome
PRESENTS as well as many good
wishes for future birthdays. At a
I'D hour the guests adjourned to
Ethetr homes having spent a very
PLEASANT evening.
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sPEolAL NOTICE.
NoTlcEl

NoTlCE
!, the undersiGned uaRial KEN
needy, q citizen % theJnwii o. Man,
nington, w. Va. and ! purchaser
Of three town lots sithRted on Bal
tiniore street. IN Aprl addition
said lots in said Bnft addition
were sold from plot ~ me and
others purchased ~ l6ts IA said ad.
dillon, said plot showed my lots
TO be 40xl50 feet and IN other lots
on Baltimore street wore faid OUT
the same. After bsesnp the pur
chaser Of said lots M = Ham.
iltop who was serving o. preai.
dent or vice president served a no.
ttce on me TO move my fcneo pa
j had rs feet too much sinnd fenced
| showed him that TSohls had i2l
by $50 feet fenced Then The con.
tention was by said tpl. n T.. Ham.
ilton and Jefferson Thomas that /
Jefferson Kennedy, did NOT nur.
chase three 40 by TO gpls re-
fused 10 move my fence md a law
suit accrued, which lasted wears
whom said suit was TILED tho proof
was brought out that the original
plot had teen DESTROYED The IN
formation cana TO ND tint one
James Ice was offered new suit
Of clothes and new pl1s Inn lf no
would so before the foirt and tes-
tIfy that | only bought ~ by $50.
u had said Ice Slbpoehied and Ina
testified 70 same. SAID plot never
was acknowledged which i found
out when the suit WIS tried cant
see how these men could he mis-
taken. write this as d warning no
others as have been informed
that other purchRsegss ara contend.
ing that an attempk 10 short them
has been made and an advising
them not to depend on Original
plot. There was plo introduced
which only shows my lots TO hc
1875 feet deep said plot purporls
to be a true COPY oinriginai Huev
then the post master IN Manning.
ton. when sent money ~ lanes
A. Meredith, my attorney. for
transferring my deeds held my
money for "a course q time before
sending 1t on 70 Mr. Meredith. To
explain this, Mr., Husg war mem
Der Of this developing company
i was one Of the guards lhat
guarded Jefterson Davis until he
was set free In l66s
DANIEL NJ KENNEDY
J. y
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BELLWlENg


The Worth Willie Bible class
waS entertained on Thursday eve.
ming at the home OF Mr. and Mrs..
CHARLES Abel In Pennsylvania ave.
mug. Quite an increase IA attend.
lance was noted and the evening
I'D some features beside the usual
~. New songs to be used in
church service were rehearseG
Miss Sylvia Abel delighted the
tests by rendering q solo In her
ual charming manner. The les.
Z sn was led by ]. G. Collins, and
IeAeh member took an active part
In the discussion. Members present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bennett,
Mrs. 4. "A. Hunsaker, Mrs. w. T.
Haas; Mrs. Frank s. White, Mrs.
Grover Merrill, Mrs. s. G. Douglas,
Mrs. 8. w. Rutherford, Mrs. ]. e.
Ambroze, Miss Jennie CAMEL,
1frs. u. @. Peterson, Mrs. Anna
p .ekins, Mrs. Martha Grub, Mary
sbite, Mrs. Charles Abel, Messrs.
I'aptvis Collins, Charles stuckey,
miller Chapman and Rev, T. G.
Meredith.
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spEIlo.ifAn NcTfoE

~ - n - -
Proposed rate 81 levy
,,.,....,..,........,....,.., 49, Fifteen cents
Estimate for District Road Par
poses.
Winaeld district.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
70 be levied Tor current year, ~
Tax sales and fedemp-
tons ........;..,.,.,,..,.. ........S $500
Total receipts ..,.....,,.,$ $500
Estimated disburSements-
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921 ..,-..,,...,,$ 269.76
For construction, i'm
provenlent and main
tenance % County
district roads ..,,........,, S,6S6:24
Total disbursements & $4,000
Total receipts .......,..........S $500
Amount to be raised by
levy ..,.,..........,.......,.....S S,SS1.00
Total assessed Yalua-
ton Of taxable
property in dis
t11ct .,...,.,...,.......,S.,....S 2, bST i64I.OO
Proposed rate Of levy
..,................................ Fifteen cents
To pay the interest and provide
Sinking Fund for the discharge
Of the principal of a Road Bond
issue Of $500, 100000 in Warrington
District and to pay the same will
require levy Of Sixteen cents on
each $4,000 valuation Of all prop.
erty taxable in said district.
To pay the interest and provide
a Sinking Fund for tho discharge
OF the principal Of a Road Bond
issue Of S660,Oo0,00 in Lincoln
District and to pay the same will
require a levy OF rhirty-two cents
on each $4,000 valuation Of ali
property taxable in said district.
10 pay the interest and provide
Sinking Fund for the discharge
Of the principal Of Road Bond
issue Of $l94,500.00 in Grant
District and to pay the same will
require q levy Of Thirty-two cent?
on each $4,000 valuation Of all
property taxable in said district.
To pay the interest and provide
a Sinking Fund for the discharge
Of the principal Of a Road Bond
issue OF $330,O00.00 in Paw Paw
District and to pay the same will.
require q levy Of Thirty-two cents
on each $4,000 valuation OF all
property taxable in said district.
IN nnI, tka iOtaraat md 1aPoUido
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Attended ple,nie

Mrs. ]. 6. Collins and sons Mul,
ford and Ebert, Mrs. James Glass
cock, Miss Grace Glasscock and
Miss Mary Dicllen attended the
picnic given by DR.. @. o. Henry for
his Sunday school class Of the
First Baptist church. The picnic
was given atethe Palmer camp at
The Log, and was q most enjoy
able outing.
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me Eight Weeks sewing club
was entertained in very pleasing
manner at the home Of Miss Vir-
sInia wade in Liberty avenue on
Melancholy evening of this week.
ter the sewing lesson the guests
cyed q social hour and did jus.
Il toIa treat Of fine candy. Those
resent were, the Misses Elizabeth
1emitig, Mary White, Helen VIII.
ron. Ruth Carroll, Lena Lipinski
7Doilie pitzer, Beulah Satterfteld,
1dith Martin, Gertrude Pickins,
Nellie Goughinour, Ogerite Smith,
Mary Elizabeth Smith, Elsie
I'hompson, and Virginia Wade. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Fleming In
Naomi street.
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80 - = - = n - - -
Tax sales and redemp-
tons ..,.............. 10000
Total receipts ...-. 10000
Estimated Disbursements
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921 .,.....,.;.... 1,s26,Ss
For construction, im-
provement and main.
tenanee Of County
district roads ..............S 1s,S46.64
For construction and
maintenance Of
[ bridges on County.
/ district roads ...,.,........ 100000
Total disbursements Is q, 1880
Total receipts ,..,.......;.... 10000
Amount 10 b raised by
Total assessed yalua- s.
tion Of taxable prop
erty in district .....!!..S IA ,04S,775. 90
Proposed rate Of levy
..,.,..,..,..,....,.............,.. Fifteen cent?
Estimate for District Road Pur.
poses.
T Paw Paw District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
to be levied for current year)-
Tax sales and redenp-
tions ................. ,............$ $500
Total receipts ..............s $500
Estimated Disbursements.
Outstanding orders,
June7S0, 1921 .............. 5000
For construction, inn
provement and main
( tenance Of County
district roads ............,. 10,95S.00
For construction and
maintenance Of
district roads 1890. 10000
Total disbursements IS 11,51a.OO
Total receipts ................S $500
Amount to be raised by
Total assessed vaiua. ''oo'OS
ton of taxable
property in dis
trict .;,......,.............,...$7 65S. O26.oO
Proposed rate Of levy
Fifteen cents
Estimate for District Road Pur-
poses.
Union District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
to be levied for current yearl-
Tax sales and redepm-
ton ..............................S 1900
Total receipts ............$ $500
Estimated disbursements
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921 ............,.S $3.50
For construction, inn
provement and main
tenance Of County
district roads ......,..... S,43S.16
Total disbursements s. S,072.0O
Total receipts ......,.......$ $500
Amount to be raised by
Total assessed vaiua-
ton Of taxable
property in dis - Z, !.
trict ............................S2, 6S1, $4,000
..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

Dunk Yost Of Russell street has
made a record in fish catching this
week. On wednesday he caught
eighteen catfish from Buffalo
creek aud the following day
brought In sixteen from the same
waters. None Of the fish measured
less than eighteen inches.
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-Personaln

MIR. and Mrs. John Kann and son
Glen, OF Haywood, were guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. Harold Ever
son In Murray avenue on Wednes'
day Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Knapp have
returned from Shamokin, Pa, and
are paying a visit to Mrs. Knapp'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. An
thony in Bellview avenue.
Mrs. E. G. Thompson OF Salem,
W. Va, Is the guest Of her son 7,
w. Thompson in Bellview avenue,
Her grandson Haskell Thompson
who has been her guest the past
two weeks also returned with her.
M. L. Bennett Of Monongah was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Hood in Liberty avenue
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hunter, an aged resident OF
Naomi street has been Ill the past
few days.
Russell Smith Of High Lawns
has been the guest Of his grand:
mother, Mrs. w. T. Hess In Lib.
erty avenue a few days this week.
Victor BIissett who has been
the. guest Of Robert Hunsaker in
Bellview avenue has returned to
his home in Parkersburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Russell Stewart and child
rem OF Rivesville were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. u. Morris In Muir.
ray avenue on Tuesday Of this
week.k
Mrs. Rebecca Mckinney Of
Mount Claire, N. j., Mrs. II. w.
Arnett and Mr.. Harvey Steele were
dinner guests with Mrs. Harry
cambridge IN BollYiew avenue on
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Kinty of Little Wash.
ington, Pa, Mrs. Alice Ammons
and daughter Mabel OF Fairview
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarvis Collins in Bellview avenue.
Mrs. John Price and son OF Wal.
nut avenue were guests Of Mrs.
Charles Reynolds In Liberty ave
nue over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Parker has returned
from New York city where she was
called by the illness OF her moth.
or, who was improving at the time
Mrs. Parker left her.
The family Of c. L. Swisher who
have been camping for several
days on Pricketts Creek have re.
turned to their home In Bellview
avenue.
N. E, Faucet has been off duty
the past few days on account Of
an acute attack Of lumbago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

Eber Morgan Of Pennington on
last Thuraday were, air. and Mrs,
Matshail Vandergritf, William n
iI,fickett Mrs.! Rose Parker aud
daughter f1linor Parker. The party.
returned on the Il clock al after
having enjoyed the afternoon very
much,
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FIshIna Trlp

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirk, Mr.,
and Mrs. Bernard Satterfleld and
daughter and Clarence Wilson are
home from a delightful outing and
fishing trip. The party made camp
on Cheat river and spent the time
in fishing,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

, Miss Nellie Price and her broth
ers Fred and Walter Price were
at G1arksburg yesterday where
they were called to attend the fu.
neral Of their four months old
niece Tho was n daughter Of Mr..
r I'D Mrs. L. +. Price.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Young lady expert.
enced In office work. Must alb
solutely be accurate and depend
able. knowledge OF shorthand not
essential, but must be capable Of
operating typewriter. Apply at
once. Reference required. Apply at
courtneys' store. s'1i-st45b2A
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The Bmembers of the Eight
I Vyeelss music club were entertain.
'ed Y the home OF Miss Hilda Abel
ms ennsylyania avenue. Most OF
the members were present and
most pleasing program was car.
ried out.
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Attended G. A. r. Picnic
Among Bellview people who at
ended the G. A. R. veterans pic.
mic a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
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FoBRGr'r

FOR RENT-LRrge store room
with large basement on Water
streRt. formerly Eckles Grocery.
Apply /. Funt, Water street.
5 IS st $40 A
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FOR storage tor all kinds
OF business on h. 1t Siding and
with elevator service, II we do not
have the kind Of space you need
we will build same on leasonable
time leases. MARION ICE COM.
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, 9TH
st. and Virginia Ave. 7-29-26t4SGA
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FOR RENT furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. ais Mary.
land avenue. s-12-St-656A
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FIRNrSHEp ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
suitable for one or two gentle.
men. All modern convenlences
within 2 blocks Of West Virginian
office. With board II desired, 900
Jamison street, Phone 1sJ.
s.13-at-5s0A
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YOUR FUTURE FoRETOLD-
Send dime, birthdate for truth.
full, reliable convincing trial read
ing. Hazel Hause, Box els Los
Angeles. Cal. 517 A
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PERSONAL.

PERsoNAI~If you want a
healthy, wealthy loving wife,
write Violet Rays, Dennison, Ohio,
enclosing stamped envelope.
s-13-1t-S2sA
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Statesmen & WOMEN in every
town to sell Manufacturers
complete line of hosiery, direct to
the family. Samples free. We de.
liver. Part time acceptable.
8-13-1t 56e A
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-New Patented 25c
Household novelty; one to a
dozen can be sold to every home,
hotel, restaurant, pubic institu-
ton etc.; free money making sell
ing plan. Write Mathews DistrI.
buting Co., Dept. 8, 1854 Mulberry
st. Newark, New Jersey.
81 1t $40 A
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9spRdIAn NnrroE

Ststa DO hereby certify that tho
fore Ding eotforni u orders mAdc
and entered by said county court Oh
the 9th day suf August, i92L
Giwn under MY hand this llth
day Of August 1921
LEE M. s. lITEsFIELD,
Clerk County Court.
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FOR RENT-Bedroom with den
for writing. Convenient for bus.
mess man. Phone 6os.J S-11.st-55oA
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. I'll Chicago street.
S.1O-4t-532A
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Tax Levy Estimate
for Marion County
State of West Virginia,


County of Marion, To-Wit:
At a regular session Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Marion county, held on
the 9th day of August, 1921. Pres
ent: NJ. U. MILAN, President, and
G. D. Conway, Commissioner.
In accordance with section 2,
chapter s, Acts Of the Extra Ses-
sion Of tho Legislature 1910, the
court proceeded to make up an es-
innate Of the amount necessary to
be levied for the current fiscal year,
and doth determine and estimate
the several amounts to be as fol-
lows:
General County Purpose.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
to be levied for current year)-
Balance due from sher-
!, il 11,7o9.s1
Tax sales and redemp-
gs s!Sn ss.s $500: 1' 5SS:SS
GERS $500. 2o,15O.oo
repositories ................ 100000
Sale Of real estate ........ 100000
Rents :...........:..........:...:.... 10000
Total receipts ;...............s4s,e 5e.e1
Estimated Disbursements
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921. ............$ 4,470,66
Clerk Of County Court 100000
:, Court, 5 4 nug Ss s,sso.co
Court ;s;;;;,..,;;.:.....;;;...... 100000
Court 2 in number. $4,000
Sheriff and Treasurer. 4,5O0,00
number .......:.'....,..... = 100000
Presenting Attorney. 3,500.00
Assistant Prosecuting
4. zsss5$'y .:...::::: 5 5.sSS:Ss
J, n number ,.;......;.......... $4,000
Stenographer to Assess
SCR ........,....................... 100000
County Financial Sec n
Rotary .......................... 1890
County Commissioners. 100000
Board Of Review and
Equalization .,.............. 10000
County Road Engineer. 100000
Measures ,;....,::,...;;......,; 100000
County Agricultural
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-our entire stock Of
fine furniture at IA to 10 off
IN our Midsummer Clearance Sale.
Home Furniture company.
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FOR RENT-s office rooms, sing
Igor three In suite. Also suitable
for apartment. 315 Main St., Call
7105-R 80 or 7s1 J. 8 8 st sos a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnish
ed Light housekeeping rooms.
Phone 1157-J. S-1S st $40 A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

FOR RENT-Large airy sleepinb
room. Centrally located. Phone
1s2s.M S.11.st-547A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

EVERY PIECE OF EUR.
niture In our store reduced one
fourth to one.half. Home Furniture
company. s.11-st-S!4EsA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-13

.PERSoNAt-Cut this out for
luck. Your future foretold; send
dime; age, birthdate for trial read.
Ing. Madame Zodella, Box 3S3, To
ledo, Ohio. S.11.St-545A