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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Gray,s FIats On Thursday Of 7
MANY Guests. I

MANY 0uG6L6s
Mr.. and Mrs. James Homer, Of
Butler, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brumage, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Sweeney Of East Park, and Mrs:
Lila Boord, Of Earnshaw, Wetzel
county, were a party Of relatives
who were entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter
on Thursday evening Of this week.
Personals.
Llyod Carroll, Of Bellview avenue,
is spending the weekend with his
aunt, Mrs. William NJ. Layman, of
East Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradley were
at Rivesville on last evening where
they attended a party given by che
high school students.
Mr.. and Mrs: Joseph Kann,. OF
MOnongah, were guests Of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Harold EVerson,
in Murray avenue the last OF the
week.
and Mrs. Jack Roberts and little
motored to Silver Hill recently and
daughter, Louise, were party who
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Prof. Frank S. White is at Graf
ton where he went to be present at
the meeting of the Monongahela
Valley Round Table teachers asso-
Mrs. Lee snider and Mrs. Opal
Watkins we're guests OF Mrs. Lar
ney Morris, of Baxter on Thursday
of this week.
Mrs. o. E. DelarSy, who has been
the guest of rclatT''es here has re-
turned to her home at st. Leo.
Miss Phyllis Swisher attended a
masquerade party given by the
students OF the Rivesville high
school on Thursday evening.
Mrs, Rella Tcothnran has been
spending the past few days with
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Lynch, Of
Fairmont avenue, who has been III
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bennett, Of Monongah,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Hood, of Liberty avenue,
the past few days.
Mrs. Mart Darrah and Mrs.
Henry Darrah, Of Fairview, were
guests of Mrs. Martha Grubb IN
Murray avenue yesterday.
n. NJ. Malone, who had his foot
injured in a mining accident SSeY-
eral weeks ago is still confined to
: Mrs. zenie Wilson, Of East Park,
wNs the guest Of Mrs. William
Fast, in Pennsylvania avenue, Tor
thc mast scveral days.
Home From China.
Private William E. Dennis, U.
S, III. c., who received his dis
charge from service at Mare Island,
California, arrived home this morn
ing. Private Dennis, who is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Dennis, of
Murray avenue, and has seen ser.
vice in Asia, Fe was transteTrea
from Hankow, China, on the Y. S.
AT. Thomas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Boy Scout Troop
Was On A Hike

Troon No. 4, OF the local Boy
Scouts, under the direction OF their
scoutmaster, c. c. Denham, htsed
TO Smithtown Yesterday.
The troop left here at o'clock
and went directly to SmithtoWn.
where they alto lunch in the woods
near a stream Here they spent
some time and then they went TO
Indian Cave, and explored the cave.
After exploring the cave they
started on the return bike, arrlv'
ing in Tairmont about o'clock.
Thirteen OF the scouts took the
hike.
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ever, being almost thing OF the
past as thei. use is discarded
The attendance OF the school has
kept up exceptionally we'll
Curtis Bay Boot.
a total OF 200 cars of coal we're
shipped to Curtis Bay OF the Mo.
nongah division, B. & o. X. r. on
Friday. F'orty-seven cars OF coal
wero shipped to the lakes.
Railroads on Friday secured lie
cars of coal. or that 40 cars we're
secured by the 3. & O. and 1870
cars by foreign carriers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Shininr Stars Hayc Party.

Mrs. John c. Hupp entertained
the little maids composing her Sun
day school class at her home in
Bcllview avenue last evening. Tho
children were attired in varied
assortment of masquerade costumes
and presented very attractly"
picture rs they fitted about thu
HuDp home before unmasking. Con.
tests and games were the order OF
the evenings amusement and >
very pleasant evening was spent.
Refreshments of ginger snaps and
ASSORTED fruits were served thcl
youngsters. Those present wero
Dollic Pitzer, Mary White. Grace
Toothman, Ruth Carroll, frankie
Douglas, Thelma Stevens, Elsie
Kcster, Josephine Dots, Wtnifred
Douglas, Helen Wilson, Edith Mar
tin, Nellie Coughinour, Clemens
and Walter Hupp.
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Aged Lady Critically I'll

Miss MarcelIa Arnett is critical
~ i'll at the home OF her nephew,
Frank Arnett. who resides near
here. Miss Arnett is suffering
from pneumonia and owing to the
fact that she is in her ninety.
third year. but little hope is held
for her recovery. Two trained
nurses have been in the Arnett
home for several days and a broth.
or. William E. Arnett OF Buck
harmon, ". Va, has also been call
cd here by his sisters illness.
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Cincinnati Y W A
Worker in the City

Miss Susan Rebban Y. ". A.
workers Of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
in the city today.
Miss Rebban came to discuss
plans! with the executives heret
for cafeteria in connection with
the local Y. w. C. A.
During the summer Miss Reb-
ban was here and spoke to the
Busine(;s and Professional women
1T one OF their monthly meetings.
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The First Ward had a very good
Bible class meeting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Huffman in
High Lawns. About fifteen per.
SONS wore present and took part
in an interesting discussion. The
place for their next meeting was
not decided but will probably be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
pythIan sisters supper

The supper given by the Pythian
Sisters at their hall on Thursday
evening was a very great success.
The affair was well patroni2ed and
nice sum was added to the PRO
ceeds OF the organization treasury.
AS social the occasion was also
very much enjoyed, and the COM
mittee on arrangements arci 70 pc
Congratulated on the pleasant PSI
casion.
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Al The Parsonaee

Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Thomas en-
tertained a number of Rivesville
young people at the Methodist par
sonage on Friday evening. The af-
fair which was very delightful
one was In the nature Of HalIow-
e'en celebration. and games and
musical contests were the amuse-
ments. Appropriate decorations
were used to make the parsonage
attractive. Refreshments were ser.
we'd,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

The little eight year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John BOssl
who died at her home here the
first OF the week cast a gloom over
the grade in the Rivesville school
Of which she was a popular pupil.
Death was caused by diphtheria
Of which there has been several
cases in the town recently. All
cases are now out OF danger and
guarantees have been removed
from all homes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Halloween colors we're used effec-
lively In combination with class
colors. The members of the high
school alumni were also included
In the invitations. All kind Of
stunts In keeping with the season
were used as amusements all the
guests coming in masquerade cos
time. Refreshments. were served
during the evening.
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To Warrington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall, Mr.
and airs. Tiilar Chairman, m!I.
Rose Parker, Mrs. Rella Toothman
and Mrs. S. w Rutherford we're
party Of local people who motoreC'
to Warrington last night to attend
a masquerade party given by mem
bers of the Rebecca lodge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Regular services at the South
ern Methodist church on next sun.
day. Sunday school at ten o'clock
Geo. Tamrick, superintendent. ~
2 o'clock special services Will be
held for the Knight OF Pythtas
lodge. Seven o'clock preaching by
the pastor, Rev. C. F. Thomas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
By CONDO.

ITigcinbotham, William Peters.
Walter Mcrrifeld, Grant Ridenour,
James Carpenter, Junior Renolds
Hascal Thompson, Roy Martin
Hcrschcl Stuckey, BeRrl Thompson
and Fred Ridenour and Homer Car
penter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29

Mrs. John E. suioer, Mrs. Bell
Hsggerty, Mrs. T. Wellington Ar
nett were a party of dinner guests
who were entertained at tho home
Of Mrs. Almira darlington, Of
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Daughter Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Duval are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth Of bright little daughter
who arrived at their home near
here last Tuesday. Mother and
child arc doing very nicely at this
time.
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at the home OF Mir. and Mrs. Hold
rem. The second ward meeting was
held on last evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Grice IN
Jasper street this aSo was a very
interesting meeting.
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Purchased Homo Site

b. C. Google has purchased
very desirable home site in High
Lawns and expects to begin the
construction OF a handsome modS
ern dwelling in a short time.
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RIVESVILLE
Fitch School PartY

Rivesville High School parties
celebrated Halloween season very
appropriately on Thursday evening
by giving masquerade party at
the school auditorium. The usual
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-29
Moved to New Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Michael have
moved to their handsome new resi-
dence in High Lawns. Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael formerly lived at
Baxter.
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u MIR, pFehnen Here.
Everett Drennen, Blkins, presi'
dent of the West Virginia Coal and
4 Coke company, was in Fairmont
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Il. y. LANCASTER. JR..
Trustee.
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TELLS IT TO THE
PLANT JUICE MAN
Prominent Virginia People Re-
late in Signed Testimonials
How They Were Helped.
MRS. JULIA A. ELEY, LATEST
Claims She Owes Her Good
Health to the New Herbal
Remedy, Plant Juice.

OF late years when n medical dis
coNcry Is made and tests OF IL are
demanded, so that it's merits can be
established. the persons or firm to
whom the invention is credited. select
personally so many people. and on
those selected the remedy is tried
Plant Juice has been submitted to
far more severe series OF tests in
that none of the cases that IL has
relieved have been selected, and still
II has met with signal success in
almost every instance. In Richmond
II Is repeating the success that has
attended IL in other cities. and every
day numerous signed testimonials
are received from local people. testi-
Tying 10 the way they were restored
TO health by Plant Juice.
Among many others IS the signed
statement of Mrs. Julian A. Elcv. "A
prominent lady of Suffolk, Va, who
has a wide acquaintance here She
said:
81 suffered 70 m long time with
stomach and kidney trouble. and was
very constipated: ! got so bad that n
year ago was in the hospital; was
so nervous could not sleep: had
no appetite whatever ana got no
Lcnciit from tho medicines or treat
mcntS | had taken. My kidneys were
IN bad condition, and had ter
riblc pains across my back; | finally
got so weak that ! gave up hope OF
ever getting any better. until on the
advice of friend ! started to take
your Plant Juice, rs she said il had
cured her. ! now have good appc-
lite. sleep well. and my nerves are in
good shape: my bowels are regular
again ana feel strong and we'll
reel that owe everything to Plant
Juice, and | cannot say too much in
praise Of it,"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
IraIle's Drug store: in Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man: in Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
AdvcrtiseWcnt.
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ALL OFFICES CLOSE
FOR RICHMOND DAY
AT THE STATE FAIR
Continued From First Pagel

49,
10 accommodate the crowds a. well
as the added exhibits. Many adIi-
t!onal b'."d.ngs had u be construc,e
to house the cattle and the farm OK
htbits Judging began yesterday.
and Will continue until Friday. 1t is
conceded that the cattle show is tn.
best ever given east OF the mississippi
River, and IL was said yesterday tha,
1t eGuailcd tho big Chicago cattle
shows III diversity. ana cxcelled that
show An individual exhibits.
The shows burst forth yesterday In,
II! their glory. Storms delayed them
on saturday and rain prevented their
appearance Monday. but ycsterGny
they were presented before record
second-day crowd, ana proved well
worth the time. The shows at tie
Grand stand were greeted by n nli.n
stand with hundreds crow,icd in the
paddock ana the green. Tho races
attracted the lovers OF tho snort of
Kings and the hot dog attracted ali
so that the offerings OF tho associa-
ton covered all demands. There was
everything to please those OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-05
hUCTIONS-LEGALS
Auction Sales 90
APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY
NOTICE OF y SrECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS
October 10. 1891
70 THE sTOCKHOLDEks:

10 THE STOCkHOLDEkS:
Notice /. hereby given ,hat "a special
meetins OF the atocHhoIders OF Appe-
iachlnm Power ConY~ny VAL b., he.d ::
iis Mutual building IN tae ri.y ~ Rich.
n,ond; state Of SfE.nln. ON no lo!h d.y
forenoon OF Thai day for tas folio wiz 3
tD 10 consider ana act upon PROPOSE
uon to create "a bonded Indebtedness In
"a" amount OF sax million dollars ts.gg9.
90. 0DYJ OF genera! MORTGAGE bonds, ana =
,sring Ausust /. 1895. bearing inl.scs, at
HuH. such Dew bOn,:s to b. secured b. 1.
me" genera! !noitg1s. o! trust coed con.
sttui!ns IL" on all the pro'erty and
franc h!ses 81 Apraiac man Power Com
% 70 conh.duT und act upon pro-
position TO Autnorize an ISSUE q hrs mil
dated Ausuat /. 1871. and the eaoeution
mortgage seven per cent gold honds OF
the company shat. .. p!edEed ~ secure
ts) IN Gaze Ha!d SIX million dollars I6.-
Svg's Ok simr'". ao,ts GSnGs ani
;.GieyH-y.ar bcEcn per cent secured gold
D@"ds an..! TO authoFi|@.a. 10 @.tA9'i-e ne
pledge Oi nA!d ak ni!l.oii GO..Ais t1o.gVV.-
Ugpt .. genera! mortsdse boLGs 70 securn
s..d I'VE n..i!ion Go.iais HS.egg.egV) Of
OyALA. and to iatiiJ Ia" action .! tho
o"asd Of directors OF ia.s COMPANY In ag-
,hOT!1ing the present .ssu. OF t"o 'n..-
!.On n.e hundred THOUSAND dollars ta-.-
-yy.ggJy principal amount OF hAil uIicsa-
Year seven yer cent secured god bonds.
60 TO approve inc iorna OF fGst
deed and an .nIeature under which ID
general mortgage bonds ana sad niivun'
Year AuyGH per cent bccuTcd gold bonds
arc TO Ue secured and issued respectively
and to TatIII and approve the arrange
!.yntS nude ~ tho board Ot directors oI
THE company tor IN. Tett!cmen; and can
collation. VI the Ella milton Go.!AEs w.
GOO, Dyyj OF second mortgage bonus Of III :
company dated January -. ly.O. uOS
p.ylsc4 TO secure its outstanding tUH
occurred gold notea due February l. 1880,
and IN. retirement and cancellation OF a.!
OF ...ld bond secured eU!d notes OF this
company uUw outstanding. aHu TO ra>.Iy
a-thor!Z.ug me issue OF such ha"!ra of
the .IsL preferred 1Iock OF tn!a Coupa NJ
a. may be necessary TO !u.a!I the AZ
raug.Hcni Tor In. retirement aad cancel
..t!OE Ut said bUnG secured SO!I notea.
60 TO aGop, rat.:y aHd confirm a.! tbs
Iugs Oi in.s company IA CONNECTION WIN
inc execution % said S.i!.taI mortgage
IND said tTuBt indVntusc. the Issue Of
JU.ls tH,rcSEGcy. the retirement ana can
COLLATION. OF the bond scvurcfi gold notes III
;n.a CU!aaany. :Eu sLti5iuC G1I. VI the sec
uuI MORTGAGE o! this coIncuny. aai the
.sauauCv -. certain shares 81 inc L.aL pre-
:e:I.G STOCK OF THIS company.
Co To transact such oiacE justices as
MA. como before the cet!DE.
The stock books OF the company We're
closed al ;ne close " business sep
TENDER 49, l:2l and Wall remain closed
uEtI the opening q! nua!ness on october
IS order OF the board OF directors.
l.. ". OSBORNE.
Secretary.
dated. Sew York. September "a. 1871.
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How TO Remove
Skin BEeN1ishes
Such as Blackhcads, Pimples,
Tan, Frecklcs and Liver Spots

Begin tonight. Cleanse the skin
with warm water and Black and
White Soap. With the tips of the
fingers lightly apply Black ana White
Beauty Blcach--a fragrant beautity-
ing cream. Allow il TO remain over
night The next morning again
cleanse The skin with warm water
and Black and white Soap.
II the skin is the least tender or
irrita;cd use little bits of soothing.
healing Black and White Cleansing
Cream You can then apply face
powder and rouge. IL desired. From
the beginning you'll he delighted with
this beauty treatment because IL is
50 sure. so simple ana inexpensive.
Al. drug stores guarantee and sell
Elack and White Beauty Bleach, 50c:
BLACK and White Soap. 2Jc: Black and
White Cleansing Cream. 25c and 50c
the package.
Write for your copy of the Birth
day and Dream Book and 4 icai!ct
which tells you all about the merits
and uses Of Black and White Toilet
Preparations. Address Dept. Il,
Plough. Memphis. Tcnp. ADVERTISE
mcnt.
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SURE WAY 10 GET
RID OF BLAGKHEEDS

There Is one simple. safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid OF
blackheads, and that il TO dissolve
them.
TO do this get two ounces of Gallo
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on {; hot. wet sponge
rub over the blacithrads brislkly--
wash the parts and you will be sur
priscd how the blackhcads have dis
appeared. Eig blackheads, little
blackhcads, no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear,
leaving the parts without any mark
Whatever. BlackhcadS are simply n
mixture of dust and dir; and secre-
tons from tie body that form In the
pores OF the skin. Pinch!ng and
HIueczing only cause Irritation, make
large pores, and do not get the black :
heads out after they become hard.
ihc calonitc powder and the water
simply dissolve the biackhe so
they wash right out. leaving the pores
free and clean and In their natural
condition. Any one troubled with
these unsightly blemiShcS should Ger
vcrtiScmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-05

ON the midway the attractions were
20 far above everything that had
heretofore been presented that il was
hard to select the feature. and rather
than hesitate, the multitude Just took
them all in, and there were no dis
appointments.
Probably one OF tho most interest
Ing exhibits is the Swiss Village, n
mechanical device showing a model
village and farm. with all the ac-
compartments toward making tho
show an entertaining as well as in
strucive Demonstration. AZ a light
entertainment, with it's beauty ef-
| fects In the shape OF young women
| who are expert in the art of swim
ming and diving. the Bathing Ciirls'"
show is well worth seeing. The Wild
West. with its cowboys. cowgirls and
real Indians Is another sight worth
the while. In fact. all along the mid
way there arc features which appeal
10 the fancics of the varied tastes
OF humanity. and with it all there
appears to be nothing which may
| offend anyone.
The thrillcrs yesterday were tho
automobile polo game and the aero
plane stunts. the latter being leap
from one plane TO another This feat
was pulled OF ~ one of Monte stones
! Air Circus stars. After failing In
| three attempts, the intrepid artist
caught the rope which dangled from
the upper plane and raised himself
| into 1t. amid the plaudits OF the
thousands who had watched the act
| with batcd breath"
Governor Davis mt Fair.
Governor Davis yesterday was one
/ of the most interesting visitors at
| the fair. Cnnoticed and unattended,
the Governor passed through the
| crowds in the grand stand He APP
| plauded the racers. the thrillcrs in
! tn" aeroplanc show. the acrobats and
! the beautiful women in their cxhi-
| billions before the grand stand, and
| passed along the midway without
attracting special attention. He ate
/ his hot dog" just like any one else
/ and stood TO win" n ham as the
most ordinary citizen would have
done. He enjoyed the demonstrations
| given at the Better Baby" booth,
ana congratulated Ted Breeder on
his Orange County farm exhibit. Tho
Governor was here, there and every
whore.
State Senator L. Lee Trinkle. can
/ didatc for Governor. is scheduled to
! be among those present today. lie
VIII not make a speech, as 1t was
stated by members OF the board that
no political speeches would be made
ON the grounds.
Special arrangements have been
made by the street car company To
accommodate the crowds. Richmond
! Day is looked upon always as tho
/ big day of the fair. This day will
prove no exception. The city ana
state Offices Will be closed, and bust
ness generally will be suspended Th.
gates VIII be opened at ? o'clock. and
simultaneously the shows along the
midway Will start There will hc
four running races this afternoon. in
addition To the varied attractions
of the midway. the exhibition build
!ngs and the free shows
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HEALTH is A WOAsR'S GREATEST ASSET

Contrast the cheerful, happy woman
with head erect. the glow OF health
on her checks, the elastic step and
bubhling enthusiasm as she goes
about her daily tasks, with the woman
who suffers from haCkacho. head
aches. dragging down pains. nervous
ness and drSpundcncy such coudi-
tons are undoubtedly caused by
woman's ailments whicn Will Weld
10 Lydia T.. rnkham's Vegetable
Compound, which Tor many. many
years has been restoring weak. ailing
women 10 health and strength Every
woman who suffers In th.s way owes
it TO herself TO at least give il a
trial. -Advcrtiscmcat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-05

In execution OF 4 deed of trust
recorded in the clerks office of tho
circuit Court OF Hanover County. in
Deed Book co.. page 30. default hav-
ins peen MADE IN the payment OF
certain notes herein secured. and be-
Ing required so to do By the holder
OF the past-duc notes, secured in
said deed Of trust. will. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 1921.
O'clock L. ~.
sell, on the premises the followin,-
described tract OF land:
All that certain tract piece or mr.
Gel OF land. known more particularly
as the Ncrdon Farm, together WITH
an the buildings. improvements,
rights. privileges and appurtcuance,
thereto belonging. situated In beaver
Dam Masistcrial District Hanover
county, Va, on the east side of the
GhGSapeake and OHIO Railroad. i'm
said tract of land is bounded OH the
west by the lands Of Nolan. on tn,
south by the oxford Road and on
The west BY the Chesapeake and Ohio
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash su.licien,
TO pay the cost OF the sale including
trustees commission of ) per cent.
Ia. Tax n..! tor is2G' prorata TAX 1921.
from May Z. 1921: ono interest note
for $4,000. with interest from May
6. 1921. and one interest note for
$1,000 from May G. 1921. and the
balance rs follows: one interest note
for $500. November 6, ls2i: $4,000
interest note. November G, 1921. $50.
interest note. May =, 1922: $4,000 in
terest note, November .. 1872: $4,000
interest note. November i. 1921:
sl5u.Ou interest note. May u. 1879:
$4,000 interest note. November G.
w.: $1,000 interest note. May g.
1898; $4,000 interest note: Novcm-
November C. 1927: 100000 principai
note. November &, 1922. and $1,000 90
November 6, 1929. and any balance
above this 10 be paid cash. or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser
JAMES Il. COSBY,
Acting Trustee.
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--7zH-.Ha--a=
Wantcu-ro Rent

iCl l.--Want"d TO leAA.. f,,nI.hca
ao'"i. 90 rooms ahd up: occupancy now
~ JanuSf; J., 1879. ~ Thoroughly .I.
,g.. .ew Bern. =. G. " A