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Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
DOROTHY MACKALL, JAMES
RENNIE, OTHER FAMOUS
STARS IN NEW FILM

'When you dance you pay the pi-
per-" but the crooks in the new Ed
win Carewe production, mighty LAX
Rose" to be shown at the Nixon
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday,
never dreamed what they would have
to pay because of the music of the in
nocent young girl they tried to make
one Of themselves. This Carewe pic
ture is said to be powerful story Of
the charms of music. He has worked
his story into a thrilling photodrama.
Curtis Benton, author of several big
screen plays, wrote the tale for Mr..
CareWe. It is a First National re-
lease. In the cast are Dorothy Mack
aill, James Rennie, Helen MontrOsei
Sam Hardy, Anders Randoff, Paul
Panzer and Harry Short. Supporting
these is Jean Bronte," knowing
Scotch collie, who is an important
figure in the story. Dorothy Mackaill,
who plays the role of the young vio-
linist, is an eighteen-year-old English
girl, who came to this country two
years ago and almost Immediately
went into the Zeigfeld Follies as a
dancer in the chorus numbers. So
clever was she that in a very short
time she was made leader of these
numbers. James Rennie, who wooed
and won the heart of Dorothy Gish, is
still very active on the stage. He was
leading man for Frances Starr this
season in "Shor0. Leave" a Broad
way success. Sam Hardy was also
on the stage in a Broadway success
while working in mighty LAX a
Rose" He and Lenore Uric were
practically the whole show" in
"Kili."
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
SELBYVHLE

F. w. Holloway and son are making
a business trip to Baltimore.
Miss Nettie Shaffer who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mac Long of
the Bee Hive, has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Miss Hilda Evans is spending some
time with DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. James
of Dover.
The Misses Lydia and Esther Beau
champ have returned to their home in
Washington, after spending their va
cation with their parents, at the M.
e. parsonage.
John R. Davis is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Evans of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Middletown Of
Philadelphia are guests in town.
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20

Many a man with two spare tires
has no spare cash.
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
ADVERTISING
ECEIVED TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Rubber tired buggy, Ford
light delivery, army tent, parlor suit.
Phone to Thomas FOoks, Georgetown. 1tp
FOR SALE-Farm of 20 acres, tillable
and 80 marsh. Two story dwelling, good
outbuildings. Situated 1-2 miles from
Milton. Address S. B. Carter, Lewes. 1tp
FOR SALE-One Syracuse two horse
plow with wheel and jointer; one one
horse Oliver plow, with wheel; one one
horse Acme harrow; one cultivator, one
weeder. All in first class shape, at half
price. A. Kenyon, Lincoln, Del 1tp
FOR SALE-Good horse, seven years
old, gentle and sound. York carriage, cost
$4,000 two years ago. Will sell cheap.
No. 10 Delaval Cream Separator as good
as new. Have no use for it. Joe Watson,
Slaughter Beach Road. j20-2t
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
ALL SIGNBOARDS ORDERED
REMOVED FROM HIGHWAYS

In Nicollet county, Minnesota, the
county board has ordered all advertis-
ing signboards removed from the road
right-of-Ways in it's Jurisdiction.
The board gave four reasons for its
action, all of which seem logical: (1)
Such signs in the roadway interfere
with the proper upkeep of the roads;
(2) they are erected in such positions
that views on many crossings are OBJ
structed; 90 some distract the atten-
tion of drivers while turning corners;
(4) they are unsightly.
The three counties of Delaware
should adopt and enforce similar reg
ulations. Then again, there should be
a state tax on the basis of the square
foot of size of the sign.
Signs indicating the direction of
travellers to certain points in moderate
size and at convenient points, should
be the only sign permitted on the
highways.
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
EInurAa That Stanner.

A full chart of the ancestry Of all the
2OO,OOO,OOO, more or less, of people Of
English ancestry scattered over the
world would, Il carried back to the
Twelfth century and written with one
name to the square inch, cover some
25,000,000 of square miles.
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20
MASON or. JARS 7Sc DOZ.

Preserving needs at a saving. Spec
ials: Mason fruit jars, pints CSC doz.;
quarts 7Sc doz; u gal. $1.10. Jar tops
24c doz.; jar rubbers SC and 7c; can
ned spaghetti lac; raisins, seeded 12c;
seedless lac; best coffee 28c; fresh
fancy cakes zoe and 22c lb. You can't
match this price. Soda crackers 1Sc;
lunch crackers 15c lb. Sugar 10c. OC-
TAGON SOAP SIC cake.
Those who deal at Stewards Gro
Gerry say it pays in the long run.
There's a reason" 1t
Milford chronicle., 1923-07-20

FOR SALE-Comfortab and handsome
bungalow of six rooms with all modern
conVeniences, in town of Lewes. Nicely
situated on a lot of 106 feet by 81 feet,
including a new garage and smoke or
meat house. Can give possession in go
days. Terms reasonable. Apply to ]. F.
Perry, Coolspring, Del. j20-3tp
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

Budou voby bude hlasd pfistim roce bude nut
mo uvest leps naladu farnafe delniky.
Vezmeme- vsak vec jne stranky, D. Daugherty fe-
,derani soud Chicago nedosahli zapovedncvi
kordu. Toho dosahl soud Kalforn jenz vyda zapoved
prot Industrial Workers World ktere pouhe Glen
stv eto organisac prohlaSuje urazku soud podeha
ici vezen To jest neco mad cim proslua ceska
iouc zavst zbledne Takovy soud to jest "samec"
,mei 81 vypujciti neco Cd Havcka ten dovede
j daeko lepe nezi Daugherty federan soudce Will
jkerson.
To sou hotove orge reakce, ale zkusenost uc
zadne orge netrva dlouho nemohou trva dlouho Has
Iodporu prot ustovlade soudcovske yran neozyva
nom rad pokrokovych denku farmafd severozapade
Onehdy jsme ce rec kterou pred Tammany Society New
Yoru den neodvsost prosovl senator M. M. Neeey,
demokrat Zapadni vrgine rec, z tax dobre
mohl proslov Debs nebo "Velky Bill" Haywood nyn OBJ
can sovetske repubiky ruske.
Pan Neeley mluvil o tyran 12-hodinneho pracovniho
ldne ocelafskem prlmyslu praM mezi jnym:
Zadna diina spoutaneho afrckeho oroka nebya Skod-
ves zdrav zhoubnes nervIm vice srtici vsem lep-
Sim, emnejsim vecem zvota vubec vsemu ma mem
lnejakou cenu nezl dfina ocearnach hodn
me- Jest nejvysi ably 81 kazdy uvedom ze tax dlou
ho pokud akovy orok jest nas pdde nemuzeme ch
Ib ze toto volnych df; re pokud budeme tax
zbabe strpime ably 100000 nasich lid byo otroctv
nemei bychom chlubiti ze Amerka jest domovem sta
ltecneho idu
Tmto t6nem pokracoval p. Nicely dale nepochybne v
minen nekteych eho posuchacd nebya to vlastenecka
|fec jaka ma proslov cervence ale nak pribyva
d z sou toho pfesvedceni zemi svobody nemely by
se vydavat zapoved jake vyday soudy Chicago
" Kafoni ktef jsou dale toho presvedcen ze svoboda
pocka bez svobody ndustriani jest jenom polovcn
bOdou.
Jest dost mozno re tito de promuv pristich volbach
hlasem, jenz bude slysan cd more mof.
Nell jsme to- re hu panuje velka radost mad ste
hovanim cernochu sever, vdime jsme myli
Jzn stay pfimajf zakony die nichz az sedmietym zaa
byt tresano zskavan deniku praci jinych sta
tech
To ovsem neznamena, re hu mali beosi cernochy
tax rad nemohou obe bez jech pfjemne spolecno
s ale znamena ze nemohou obetis beg jech prace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

,vzpomenuv zejmena r. 1776 a
1863 (valka Severnfch statu S
Jiznimi "a Icelem zruseni o.
troctvi). Pan X. Bernreiter,
predseda ceskoamerickeho Ma
rodniho sdruzeni, vybidl cesky
americke obcany, ably, nezapo
minajice sve stare vlasti, spolu
pracovali jako "a valky S mia
dou ceskoslovenskou sestrou
republiky americke, nacez p.
ProkIpek, predseda Narodni
Rady, ujistil, re narod ceskoslo
vensky svym americkym bra
trim nikdy nezapomene dilo
jiz vykonane a dila, k nimz sc
pfipravuji. Program byl zpe-
Istren pfednesy pi. Cavanove a
|p. OF. Mafaka a po precteni te
legramu, zaslanych presidentu
Masarykovi a presidentu Hard
ingovi, byla slavnost pfedne-
sem Bakulovy druziny ukonce-
ma. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21
z Ceskoslovenska.

Nepristojnost. Jde nepri-
stojnost uredni neIredni a
tezko rici, ktera zaslouzi po-
karani. Zajeli jsme 81 nedav-
no do razoviteho Mikulova ma
jiz. Morave, kde je ufedne zji
stena mensina ceska daleko
pres 20 proc. Ale poulicni ta-
bulky jsou vyhrodne nemecke,
|ackoli v mistech nemectejsich
jiz musila radnice davno opa-
|tfiti dvoujazycna Oznaceni.
Nam "a to, re jest to vinou ne
tecnosti okr. politicke spravy.
| A co reknete provokaci, re by
Ivaly knize Ditrichstejn, jehoz
predek jakozto biskup olomou-
cky stal sc povestnym svym
pusobenim po Bile Hofe, IRA
duje We styku S obecenstvem w
hradne a vyluGne nemecky?
Vstupenky, ktere vystavuje je
no lesni sprava pro cestu po
Pavlovskych kopach mimo
chodem jen pro obtezovani O.
becenstva - jsou vyhradne ne
mecke, ackoli navstevnikd tu
prOjde velmi slusne procentO
InarOdnosti ceske. Ale kdyby
ami toho nebylo: smi Sc takto
urazeti statni jazyk, re Sc no
naprosto nedba a ze 81 exknize
a jeho ufadove pocinaji tax,
jako bychom byli v Rakousku?
Ze Iradovnu, We ktere sc Wy
davaji povoleni, zdobi obraz
Frantiska Josefa, tomu sc ne
bude nikdo diviti ia takovych
okolnosti, ackoliv nejde o sou
kromy byt, nybrz o uredni
mistnost. kdo ma zjednati ma
pravu v teto veci, nez Ease po-
liticka sprava V Mikulove?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

Americky Independents
Day" oslaven byl V Smetanov6
|sini Obecniho domu "a hojne
|lcasti obecenstva. Po zapeni
narodnich hymen (pi. NJ. Ca
|vanova americkou, p. Otokar
Marak ODE ceskoslovenske, u
varhan mistr Solnar) precte
nj prohlaseni americke neod-
vislOsti z rOku 1916, porovnal
americky vyslanec p. l.. Elm
stein americke a ceskOslOven-
ske boje osvobozovaci, naeez
p. K. Janovsky, pfedseda csl.
obch. komory Chicagu struc
ne yyllcil historii Spoj. Stati,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-21

Javorina. v "Narodnich h
Listech" pise Viktor Dyk o
clanku "Javorina, uvaha prav-
ni'. V casopise "Zahranicni
Politika", coz je sbornik vyda
,vany zahranicnim minister
'stvem a obstaravany tiskovou
statni sluzbou. v tomto CLAN
ku. p. Dir. Vochoc vyvinuje
IZvlastni Gsili, oslabit ceskoslo-
ivenske stanovisko v otazce ia
|voriny. Tez dr.. Vochoc opaku-
Ije frasi "nepatrne vesnici'
Je to nest'astna Erase a k tomu
'nepravdiva. Vyvody pane Vo-
'chocovy tykaji Sc zvlaste pra-
Ivomoci delimitacni komise a
rozhodnuti conference velvy-
'slancu. Viktor Dyk We SVEN
Iclanku odpovida ma vyklady
pana Vochoce konci: "Pra-
vo nase ma Javorinu je tax ne
pochybne, re sam dr.. Vochoc
nemuze clanek neskoncit jeho
|akcentOvanim. Ale akcentuje-
Ii nase pravo. jsou polemiky
jeho ma ceske adresy velmi ma
10 oportunni. Pri nejmensim
'nutno zadat, ably projev v re-
lvue zahran. ministerstva byl v
souladu 5 ministrovou politi-
kou a nedaval zbytecne mate
rial k stvanicim proti nasemu
statu. Snad byla ''pravni iva
ha' dra Vochoce psana pied
|poslednimi udalostmi; to ne
omlouva, ze byla po mich oti-
stena."
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22

FE THOMPSON, Censuitins Hdissr
=. L. THOMPSON, ofice Manager
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
he Belmlgton Progressive
merjca First Justice rc An
m -
6PEoPLEs PAPER "A
Justice re An
- noElNrEN DuTY

Yas wseaper must frst Of az be
cyeaF aalss he fax, Il E~uss PC hoh-
esf saa IS laeae meslce in its cplnions
and expressions ana il must, at gu
Tires, devote ITSELF unflncalngiy ana
fearlassiy to the public service IN tae
interests Of t. e masses OF the people
Il must always combat eva and m
justice.
It must always fight fer Frssress
and reform.
II must never tolerate asrrup tscns-
II must be in sympathy vesh me
Moor and unfortunate.
For BeIington il nus saveys stano
iii the unselish devotion. Ter nc
achievement Of the anese iasass. On
every high purpose, Of every sntes.
pxsee. Of every step in the .srsA %
progress.
II must staad for sesd severnna ens'
freedom, equality, TIE public weiiaEe'
civic and true patriotism and rnayms
love of country.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
THE DEATH PENALTY

Those who advocate repeating Of
the death penalty act, advance the
following reasons: *f
Men, once, used to kill each other,
all over the earth's surface, TO eat
each others bodies. There was an
excuse for that. It was kill and eat
your neighbor or DIE. y ass
Men killed each other for stealing
q trifle, or to get rid Of a man or
woman not wanted. ia sss
Such killings have stopped. ~Due
process Of law" is now invoked.
Civilization forbids even savagel
to eat each other. His black mask
and sharp axe have bee ntaken from
che executioner in the Tower Of Lon
don. Civilization will progress q
little higher and then. men win b
ashamed Of the electric chair The
moose, garote and knout, and 81 an
capital punishment as they would b.
ashamed Of cannibalism.
I1N0i, CdpIdl puIiiSffuICflb sUOCs
not better others. This is proven BY
history, experience and expert an.
thoritv. fs~w
SECOND, capital punishment IN.
CREASES crime by its demoralizine
effects on weak, unbalanced minds
MAKING them initiate the criminal and
the STATE.
THIRD human life is safer, society
better protected without the deatl
penalty. That is proved in States
that have abolished the death penalty
FOURTH, killing by the State is
moreunmoral than ~ an individual
The individual may have perverted
imaginary treason" for his crime
The State has none.
s FIFTH, crime multiplies where
the death penalty prevails, and dim
ishes where it is abolished. This is
true as regards murder. It was
true in regard to forgery and stealing
when those offenses were punished
with death.
+. SIXTH, capital punishment is I'M
necessary cruel, barbarous, out of
harmony with our moral ideas and
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
PUBLIC SALES

We have purchased $4,000 pair U.
S. Army Mi'a~on last shoes, sizes 51s
to 12 which vas the entire surplus
stock Of one Of the largest U. S.
Government shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed one hun
dred percent solid leather, color dark
tan, bellows tongue, dirt and water
proof. The actual value Of this shoe
is $500. Owing to this tremendous
buy we can offer same to the public
at 1926.
Send correct size. Pay postman
on delivery or send money order. If
shoes are not as represented we will
cheerfully refund your money promp-
~ upon request.
National Bay State Shoe Company
206 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22


College anatomy professor finds
that the average mans IA measures
thirty-six inches. This il also the
size of the average wolnan's waist
Amt Nature wonderful?
Madge: ITS just too horrid TO,
ANYTHING thai cur short skirts were
called in
Marjorie: Cheer up, dear. They
can't take away the windy corners. 9
Clerk: do. you want narrow
r1nan's eomb?n
Customer: mo want comb fol-
stout man with rubber teeth
Tell me SIR demanded the law
yer, land mind what you are say
ing, do you assert that you were
wounded in the, melee?
The witness pursed his lips; q
never said where 4 was wounded. II
might have been in the melee and a.
gain it mightn't. All know Is that
he hit me-"
+ say ii ~sfss = -. ssss i ina 10,
Say it with flower" read The siaa
Rickled ,Dupbsll:s s'Thasha sgsod
idearssSen my Aunt Esbiths ! biz
bouqet and -hic- better makes I'm,
N sap Aewerss for she's pretty hard
Of hearing
Nee sns,ss sse.sis.y:s. * 4. ! x.a.s
! What makes ron think Polly haa
q wooden leg!" i sasgrr !, res s4n,n
sgaaShe stepped ia . sAora III get acme
garteEs aapd Aeams, ont with, pack
age Of thumb tacksss
,sg ~ s@ - 80 asgy.
A pretty youngsgirl in aAfury,6 rg
Took her caseyto p Judge and jury.
She said Trolley E
Had injured her knee; ss. sqt wi
But the jury said "We're from Mis-
souri,"
Mother: "What are you crying a.
bout?."
Daughter: ooh mother, Tom sent
me a ring with the words: with love
love to the last, engraved ON it; and
thought / was first"
$rss ~, So - .se -. r
. Despondent,s disappointed in love):
'".Oh hang! I'm going down and jump
off the bridge" -
Roommate like a, room-mate) !:
wait minute and I'll go down and
I" go down and watch you"
Turn about
Smith got married. The evening
of his first pay day he gave his bride
$14 of the SIS. salary and kept only
81 for himself.
But the second payday Smith gave
his wife 81 and kept $14 himself.
"Why, john" she cried, in injured
tones, chow on earth do you think
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
THURSDAY. FEB. 22ND 1928
SUBSCRIBERS :

Please .natestAAAate following your
name and arrange settlement at. once
for MISREPRESENTATION. We dislike
very much to place subscriptions out
for collection but will have TO pro-
tect our business the. same as any
other business & CONCERN l3 No--hank will
allow ...er overafa No
merchant . WHO sTS wants to succeed can
permit overdue accounts Why should
we? Call in or mail remittance
please, if you owe us-The Beling-
ton Progressive.
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can mango for whole week on
paltry dollar"
sI1l admit don't know" he ans
wered. Il had rotton time my
self last week. It's your turn .now.s
topeka State Journal.
"Have some peanuts 2"
Thanks
marry me?"
ssNo.D
Gimme me crack my peanuts"
Judge: Have you ever seen the
the prisoner at the bar before?"
Witness: Eyes, your honor, that's
where I met him."
Hello! Express Office? Haf yos
box dere for me z"
What is the name, please"
"!!*?-?*!!!-( - amt der tAms
on der box"
The car was crowded "A fat LADY
was>sitting by = small boy. Sewers
ladies were hanging to ,straps.
smFat sLady:M(To boyl sssWhy donH
yon get mp and Let ! lady cit down7~
saBoy: Ito tat hdE) HWhy don't 20
get up and let tareessit down?s
-isSoe sss.s; & rss3ev 81 49, -,
I'VE sead tesanovsa young lady whs
couldSnatY carry 'hsr, sown. fan, ann
parasol when she went BY with sheus
beaux. i The 1otheraday she went bv
pnshing ane babysin its cab, carrying
smother and hanging onto d bundle
beGdesl ~ Getting married tends .
make some girls stronger
sssss. sas. 81 $50 b,sa ......4as
Son: 4Dad whats monologue9w
y Fathers. fits a dialogue betweea
me and your mother"
Mother: "Son, I hope you didny
ask for two pieces of cake at the
party"
Billy: mo, Mother. They gave
me the first piece and / asked for the
second.n 80
Hard To Fit En-
A city man, driving his automobile
along little used country road,
heard some thine. rattle beneath hie
car, stopped, looked back and saw "a !.
BRIGHT metal object Wing in the rosd
a short distance behind. It was fully
half an hour before the next car came
along. and its ocupant, seeing tho
first man flat on his back under his
vehicle BY the roadside, stopped and
asked what the trouble was,
The city man emerged and held nm
the plow-point
This blooming thing dropped of
my car" he said, "and I've been
hunting for half an hour to find out
a's5uoIeq 4! sIeqM
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the record OF a faithful and capable
servant, and in this case too. the
people Of the state can reflect on
their acts. and right or wrong, as
opportunity affords.
The season Of Lent is now on, and
it has been a rush with those whose
whole object in life. seems to be en-
joy the social seasons as they pass
and then when we come to that, we
can congratulate the state Of West
VIRGINIA, that it has not been repre-
sented bv.a class of people, who come
to Washington and go crazy over
the social seasons, and neglect the
more important duties of life, for a
disp'ay in the fine silks and satins
disrlaved in the receptions, but most
ly followed the sensible example
by the occupants Of the White House
IN lettinr the "fuss and feathers" a.
lone, so that West Virginia has but
few people here who have not gone
along in sensible, reasonable friend
ship as at home, and not gone wild
over the opportunity Of receptions
and entertainments, but who have
swidened their friendship, made peace
with the world and "done unto others
as they would have others do unto
them"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
SOME FACTS ABOUT FORD
REPAIR

The four most frequent and *
pensive repairs are the result q
Jumping, Jerking, Earring. Starting
and Stopping. Practically, all caused
BY CHATTERING BANDS, and ca.
be prevented by correct transmission
b-fcation. Obtained with FLEXO
MOTOR OIL
Sold at HOLBERT'S GARAGE,
2-5-6t Belington
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
/ our civilization.

our civilization.
SEVENTH, all good influences, re-
Iigion philosophy, enlightened gov
eminent, the best interests Of the
State and of society, demand repeal
of the death penalty and substitution
Of life Imprisonment.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-02-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF ZEAL
ESTATE

!. Notice is hereby given. that we,
the undersigned J. Blackburn Ware
and B. B. Rohrbough, joint trustees,
under a deed of trust executed by
Amos F. Rohrbougn and urace q.
Rohrbough, his VIE 10 sasA E,
bearing date Oh Inc i5ti lA
cember, 1922, and Of Yess
county clerks ofhce o1 =, BEL
County, West Virginia, IN 4rust es
Book 80" at page 444, wil, 81
10 day Of March, 1925, BEG
the hour Of one O'Clock q.
M. of that day, offer for sale apd sch
at public auction to the highest res
ponsible bidder, at the front door Of
the Citizens National Bank of Be
lington, the following described pro-
perry:
/. A 2-story dwelling house, To-
Gated on Brown Avenue in the City
of Belington and being Lot No. 3 in
Block "a, Section 3. This is well
built and valuable residence nicely To-
Gated.
2. A cottage residence, located on
Brown Avenue in the City Of Being
ton and being the house in which the
said A. F. Rohrbough lately resided,
and adjoining property of Mary G..
Rohrbough. This is fine location
and nice cottage home.
3. Lot No. 2 in Block No. in the
Teter Addition to the City of Beling-
ton. This lot is unimproved
Va. Lots IL and Is in Block S and
lot in Block 8 of the Elliott Addition
to the City of Belington.
5. The undivided one half in lots
i and 2 in Block sY" in the Midway
Addition to the City Of Belington.
6. A tract of 23.43 acres of land,
less the coal and mining rights, To-
Gated in Barker district Of Barbour
County, West Virginia, and being the
property that was conveyed to A.
F. Rohrbough, BY deed from 0. C.
Davis and others, bearing the date
March 9, 1906, recorded in Deed Book
No ,67 at page; 208. There is no re-
sidence upon said tract sat land, but II
is improved and svsiuable.
II TERMS OF SALE FOR SAID
REAL ESTATE; One third cash in.
hand on day 81, ;sales one third on =
credit Of six months, one. Third spn
credit Of twelve months, the pprcbas-
er TO give his INTEREST," bearing notes
with good personal security, and the
legal title to be retained until the
deferred pprchase4g money is paid;
and the trustees, reserve the right to
sell said properties or any of them
at private sale prior to the public sale
and to continue OF. suspend the pub
lie sale if said properties in their
Judgment do not bring sufficient to
warrant such sale.
I Theregwill also be sold at the same
time and place piano, conveyed to
said trustees byNsaid A. f. Rohrbough
and a large quantity Of hay, located
on the farm formerly owned by Al
bert Rohrbough, in Barker District,
earsthe- 2ss43 acres of land, also one
Overland Car.
Persons desiring to purchase this
hay will please look at same before
the date of said sale, and anyone de-
string to purchase the piano may
look at same before the sale by APP
plvinc to B. B. Rohrbough.
Given under our hands on this the
II day of February 1923.
B. B. ROHRBOUGH
J. BLACKBURN WARE
Trustees
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