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8DOOK8TKD
^Correspondent* must write all
proper names plainly. We can gueHH at
almost anything iooopj a proper name
ami have hopes (if lwmg corri-ct
Long letter* concerning unimportant
matters will not be pnblished.
Moat reporter* think tliey mnwt write
a loot? letter or none. Such make a an
riiUK mistake.
If yon only have one item and that
only makes three linea, send it on and
don't try to add a page to it.
Always sign your real name some
where.
We want your lettor* not later than
WednesdayE?.
Ciiaiomoor, Feb, 2d. 18M.
Fditob Tei.kgtiam Through the col
umns of your valuable paper I desire to
i Jtpress my thanks to our many friends
and neighbors for their kind attention
anil assistance shown and rendered us
during our lato sickness. My wife has
Imix very sick for many days, during
which time onr frienila and neighbors
have been very kind and attentive. Es
pecial thanks i r i hereby returned to
Scott Wright and to Dr. Smith for his
efficient treatment of the caBe. Too
ninoli praise cannot 1? given to one so
well prepnred for the practice of his
profession. 0. W. Lawson.
Mineral Springs.
Mrs. Jud Lowe, of We.iton. formerly
of this place, visiteil here last week.
Mr. J. 1). I'angli is assistant clerk at
the Weston depot
Miss AUIe Davis ia visiting her sister,
3. 0. Dawsou. at Jobnslown.
Boru to Mr. G. W. Morrison and
wife a daughter.
Born to Mr. D. M. Swisher ond wife a
son. Wild Rose.
Bridgeport.
Bev. Davis tendered his resignation
last Saturday as pastor of the Baptist
church. Mr. DaviB has been with i,his
church two years, and was very much
liked by everyone. The people are sorry
to lose him.
The pottery, whiob has been . closed
down for some time, undergoing repairs
and enlargement, has resumed work
again on a larger scale than before.
It is thought by mauy that 0. A. W.
Sheehy has a "cinch" on tho postofllce.
Nix.
Salem.
Mr. 1'. 0. Mitcbel, pf Wellsville, N.
Y., lias recently, with bis family, moved
here. He is connected witht be oil in
terest.
Miss Nettie Wildman, of Piedmont,
is visiting her uncle, J. 8. Wnrner.
C. A. Sehutte spent Sunday with
his parents in Doddridge Co.
Mrs. A. J. Jones is visiting her fath
er, J. M. JefTi'is.
xhomaB Bales, of Preston Co., has
lieen visiting our fellow townsman H.
Hawker.
Hamlin Davis has moved bis family
into the bouse next to his store.
Prof. J. H. Wolf, of Salem Collngo,
Iibh organized a short term writing
clnss with 83 students.
Bay Bandolpb has been at home some
time, the victim of a severe cold. E.
Cherry Camp.
Dr. A. L. Hupp returnod from
Pittsburg last, week, where ho
has been making arrangements
to sell a coal field.
M. A. Nusbaum has bought
P. M. Gump's house and lot. Mr.
Gump will move to Adamston in
the spring.
Mr. T. H. Williams has pur
chased the house and lot owned
by I. N. Wilcox and has sold the
house to A. M. Bitter, who will
keep hotel here.
J. W. Brown, of Clarksburg,
was here last week on business.
0. I. C.
Big BulTiilo.
Dr. Isaac Stutler, of Morgans
ville, has been here to see his
> brother Jacob, who is sick.
Mr. James Maddox is very low
and not expected to recover.
The protracted meeting held
by Rev. Coffleld.at King's Chapel,
resulted in tweniy-two conver
sions.
Rev. King's meeting is still
progressing with prospects of
accomplishing much good.
The snow left the wheat in a
flourishing condition. Dee
Romlne's Hills.
Mr. Wesley Davidson is now
clerking for Post & Co.
Mr. B. Davidson lost a fine
horse last Saturday.
Our young folks were enter
tained a few nights ago by a
mathematical contest between
the Fall Run and Romine's Mills
schools. We are sorry to say that
Romine's Mills was "not in it."
m..: "
Miss Florence itoia, wno is
teaching the Laggtown school,
spoilt Saturday and Sunday at
her home
Mathew Curkendall spent Sun
day last at Bridgeport.
The prjotiactfd meeting com
mences at Horeb the Otb,c induct
ed by Rev. Sharps and Miss
Walters.
M. B. Curkendall will star
on Tuesday for Alexander.
Fez.
A protracted moeting conduct
ed by Revs. Hall, Meredith and
Tetrick, has just closed with good
results?Nearly sixty conversions
at this and another meeting at
our neighboring church, a mile
below here. This has not been
the worst place in tho world, but
wo are expecting great improve
ments. May the God of Heaven
give sustaining grace and teach
all that religion is for every day
as well as Sunday and for sum
mer as well as winter.
Quite a lot of coal lands are
being bought and all that can be
secured, has recently been
optioned for three or four miles
above here.
A few days ago it was currently
reported that the railroad en
gineers had come to the head of
Bingamon Creek, and great ex
citement prevailed; but they soon
went away, taking two or three
whiskey vendors along. You
may not expect so many repre
sentatives before the lirand Jury
from the regions around Respect,
(better known as l-Hen Peck.'')
Marlon Counlr.
Perhaps our worthy editor
would appreciate an item from
the oil field, Business is dull and
work scarce, but fishers are in
creasing in demand.
Thomas Mitehel has moved two
outfits of tools to Doddridge Co.,
and is fishing for the third set in
an 1.800 foot hole. A. C. Gra
ham is fishing in two holes the
same depth.
Kiser & At water abandoned a
well last week on account of gas
being strong enough to lift the
tools from the hole.
Charles Gerard Mad his eyes
badly burned last week from a
Hash of gas and has gone to his
home in Now York.
Mr. Smith had his foot mashed
off Monday by a shaft wheel fall
ing on it.
Messrs. E. E. Ogden and C. L.
Crile. of this place, were visiting
at Prospect Valley last week.
Amos, W. Va. Joy.
Crlms.
The people of this section have
been attending a protracted meet
ing at Keyser, and since it has
closed they attend at Trinity.
T. A. Stewart gave a "taffy
pulling" at home, recently. All
report a pleasant time. A few
narrowly escaped an accident;
Mr. Buel Tetter was driving a
sleigh load of lads and lassies
when his team, which was a high
spirited one. suddenly became
unmanageable and was about to
dash the sleigh over precipice,
but luckily the tongue broke and
they escaped harm.
MissByrdie Lawsoa gave an
ovster supper at her home on
the eve of the 4th, to a few of
her select friends. Miss Byrdie
is a charming hostess and knows
how to entertain her friends, and
it was not until the hour told
that the Sabbath was approach
ing that her guests dep irted.
Several of the boys are taking
the tobacco cure treatment.
Mr. Jim Tetter is soiling a
paten fence right.
Grant Bailey was visiting rela
tivesjhere on Sunday.
Misses Jennie and Rose Tal
bott were the guests of Miss
Byrdie Lawson. recently.
A. A. Carther, of Clarksburg,
was here Sunday, gypsy queen.
The Medicul'Use of Onions.
The sweet Italian, or Bermuda
onions, are the ones to be eaten
as natural, the flavor being much
more delicate than the common
varieties. But onions are really
sweeteners of the breath after
the local effects have passed
away, as they correct stomach
disorders and carry off the" ac
cumulated poisons of the system.
They provide a blood purifier
that all may freely use, and do
perfect work in constipation
troubles. As a vermifuge, the
onion cannot be surpassed, and,
eaten raw, will often check a vio
lent cold -in the head. One small
onion eaten every night before
retiring is a well-known doctor's
tions of the head
recommended for ...
it acts on the nerves
ing way. without
effects of the drugs
plied. The heart
heated and placed in t
often relieve the agon,
ache, while the syrup
from sprinkling a sli
with sugar and baking
oven is said to work w
a "croupy" child.
FuU ,
-tbo
pill.
when j
and SL
you've
down.
unple
bat a
good.
? wo,
trouble. They're mado to prevent It 1
tlio original little Liver HUs, tiny
coated onti-bilious pranulai, purely i
ble, perfectly harmless, the "?'Try
and Uto take. Thoy cleanse and
the whole system, in a natural
way?mildly and gently, but 1
and effectively. Ono little Met
alive?throe for a cathartic. Hick
B ilioui Headache, Const! "
Bilious Attacks, and all
liver, stomach and bowels ore
relieved and cured.
your money is returned. ??"turn, or
? ou pay only for the value leceived.
Can jau ask moral
deeding atonic, or children who want buf.iV
BBOMSSSVS^
w !?- hope to make this
.. .. .. 1 department of great
value to our readers. If v?? ,le
aire to buy, sell or exchange anv
thing or have any Keneralan
nouncement to make it will'lie
inserted in thin column utlR*
?te of IOC FOR 1 3 LINE NOTICE
/ a"i','kh'b?,r,'-wo tim""f"r ISceniH.
Additional lines pro mUk (fall
ma8t accompany nil notices.
the
WANTED?Piirchn?er for a thorough,
red Clydesdale mare, two-year* old
in May. Registeied. Pedigree excel..
Addre8flB"121' **?|
Wni ^ P t?k ?'?t was Inst in
W Clarksburg. Fox Slienherd. l.lack.n
little white on end of tail and points nt
toes, answers to name "frank " In.
formation leading to bin recovery left ut
tbisora.-e,o>emailed to M. 0. Beil.Sycn.
wore Dale, W. Va? will Im rewarded.
WBw.TFD?TN'cfl l?'gs at Lnn
x.Koetril ' ' 0018,8 Block
U/ANTED-Colleotor. Reliable man
IF to oolloot and sell for us in viciniij
of Clarksburg, etc. Seourity required.
Whaling, WCVaMPASI' "* MftrketHt
j^UTWJB TO CREDITORS.
1 oeastdr0l,itlJrSOfEllan8 H' SwiB?V'*
In pursuance of a decree of the Oirouit
Court of the County of Harrison, madia
in a cause therein pending, to snliient
the estate of the said decedent io the
payment of his debts, you are repaired
to present your claims against tl! ' ?
tate of the said decedent for adjmlica
aUH^nrtf W'? ^,W8?n,Commissioner,
, w"3 ??nnty- ?o or before
the list day of March, 1893.
n' U?DJ7. Hftym0Dd' Clerk of
arv ffiin n8"1 of J'efro
ary 1803. Henri Haymonp.
" - i C't,rk
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Tho undersigned, special commit
SnS 2PP2fnted at the December term
of the Harrison County Court, will r?
^ids 'or ^le oonstructiou of
?MMe5LBS0f8TH?ker'*ore?k>i ne"r
Tono '? Giisman, nutil Feb 20
1803, according to the plans and spec^S
cations furnished by the Court. The
\&^?3*23S" '??
(Mt Jane Low, W. Va.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. M
State of West Viroinin, vs. Lebaben
Ash, 1.SOU1 Robinson, W. P. RhiH?r
Newton Bailey, LemuelE. Stout. Isham
Deenng, N. W. Powell, M. D. MarlW
Myra H. Camden. Guy R. C. Allen ami
the unknown heirs-at-kw of Edgar 0
Wilson, deoeased and E P. Cbancelor,
<leoeased, and Edwin Maxwell executor
of Hurton Despard, deceased, and John
.r, Davis aud T. B. Camden trustees.
Tho parties to the above suit will take
notice that on the 7th day of March 1893,
Ut my office in tho town of Clarksburg,
m Harrison county. West Virgin!./!
will proceed to execute the ordor of ref
fW? ??ter^1 'herein by the Circuit
Court of said county, on the 27th dav
of January 1803, wherein Iasaoomm?*
Hioner, am directed to inquire into anil
report upon the things aud matters set
forth in this bill, and answer of Edwin
Maxwell, executor eto., aied in this
cause, aud particularly the amount of
taxes and interest due and unpaid on
leach traot, lot or parcel, or part
of tract, or lot of land mention.
h??i till H'".!11 in whom tho
ligal title to the said lands, or lot or
tracts of land, so mentioned in said bill
samtTif fclf i f'".0' th?i forfeiture of the
sami.if that faot oan be ascertained, in
whose name and for what cruse tho
ggZr forfeited, and the lacte?a to
lation thereto; what portion, if anv of
?uch r^l estate is claimed bv anv 'nor
article 1<T thre !>rovi"ion of section ^of
Staw. the f^t- c.01"tih,tiou of this
i . ? tUo, f?cts in relation to everv such
fessisa
nny part hereto, or who mav 1m
LttaJiflJfP81? interest are required to
hrithanrf,tbo.t,lmeand P'?? aforesaid^
Z toconmlv wi)1 <"?M?
i1 Given t,? i ,8ai<^ or^er Of Court.
[Fcbruao isS^ my lland 7Ul N of
13.41 Bauvkt W. Harueb,
P?L __ Commissioner. |
QOMMISSTONER'S notice.
ofSIEdSund' T?,?uUnm' ?<lmiui?trator
aisnb?ugh. deceased, Adeline E.
IChiisU Hull, (k-orge Dye, James F.
[ Pve. Jesse N. Swifter, J. A. Swiger. Z.
1 w. Wvntt, John K. Dtp. Wesley Kobin
win. J. M. lioggeits and I'nul M. Koltiu
miii guardian ad litem of Myrtle and
Cordon Kishbangh. In ahauoery.
Tim parties named above, ami all
person* interested in the alsive fttyleil
suit, will take notice that I will ou the
Hth day of February 1803. at my office in
the town of Clarksburg, proceed to exe
cute the order of reference entered in
uid cause on the 28d day of May 1899.
wherein I was directed to take any
further proof that might lie offered by
the defendant, Wealey Rolunton, aa to
any debt or demand on Ilia part against
the estate of Lewis A. Kishhaugb, and
make any needed or proper corrections
that may be found in any former re
Krt, either as to the account of aaid
ikerasauch administrator, or aa ti
the sum reported in favor of aaid Bob
inson, at which time and plaoe aaid
parties are hereby notified to attend
with their proof. C.W. Lynch,
lMt Commissioner.
JjOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of Theophilna W.
MoUee, deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Cirouit
Court of the County of Harrison, made
in a cause therein pending, to subjeot
the estate of the said decedent to the
pavn ent of his debts, you are required
to present your claims against the
estate of the said decedent for adjudica
tion to Harvey W. Harmer, Commis
sioner, at his offioe in said county, on
er liefore the 27th day of March, 1808.
Witness. Henry ifaymond. Clerk of
the Ksid Court, this Htli day of February,
18051 Hknrv Uavmond,
1H-<1i. ? Clerk.
jjjOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors of Sarah A. Combs,
deceased:
In pursnanoe to a decree of the Circuit
Court of the County of Harrison, made
in a cause therein pendiug. to subject
the estate of the said decedent to the
payment of bis debts, you are required
to present ??'?*"
, - j uimuis ugainsi the estate
of the" said decedent for adjudication
to Harvey W. Harmer, Commissioner,
st his office in said county, on or before
the 8d day of April, 1803.
Witness. Henry Hnvraond, Clerk of
the said Court, this Htli duv of February,
1803. Henky Hayuond,
18-6t Clerk.
|^OTICE TO CREDITORS.
To tho creditors of Claude H. Meath
rell, doceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Cirouit
Court^f theCounty of Harrison, made
in a cause therein pending, to subject
the estate of the said decedent to the
payment of his debts, you are reqnired
to present your claims against the estate
of tho said decedent for adjudication to
Harvey W. Harmer, Commissioner, at
his offioe in tbessid county, on orbofore
the 20th day of March, 1808.
Witness, Henry Haymond, clerk of
the said oourt, thiB Utli day of February,
Henry Haymosd.
13-Gt Clerk.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE ON NEW GREEK.
On the loth day of March 1893 at 10 a.
m.at the front door of the Court house in
Clarksburg, Harrison county. West Vir
ginia, the undersigned administrator
with the will annexed of Alpheus \V.
Johnson, late of the county ol Marion,
and State of West Virginia, deceased,
will offer for sale by public auction to
tho highest bidder, tho surface of thot
rertnia parcel of land lying on New
Creek, u draiu of Tenmile creek :u
Harrison county, adjoining lands of
O. H. Lee's heirs, John J. Strother and
others, known as the William Williams
land containing 214 acres, more or less,
except parcel thereof containing 13)
s?re?, wnioh the said decedent in his
lifetime sold to Benjamin Strother, re
serving to Joseph Jenkins and his
grantees the right to mine the coal and
other minerals in and under said loud,
including air shafts, water ways, and
whatever rights and privileges may be
necessary fortbeconveniencand healthy
working, mining and removing the coal
and other minerals from said lands.
Terms op 8AUs:-.One-third of the
Surchoae money to be paid in cash ou
le day of sale One-third with inter
est thereon to be paid one year there
after. And the remaining one
third, with interest thereor,
to be paid two years thereafter. Tlio
purchaser to exeoute liis notes to the
undersigned for the deferred payments,
with good personal security, and a lieu
reserved for the amount of the sume up
on the said property to further secure
the payment thereof.
Henry B. Mokoan.
Adm'r, of Alpheus W. Johnson,
deo'd.
Rivesvillo, W.Va.
Feb. 1.1893. ia-4t
QOMMIS3IONER S NOTICE.
James M. Roiiey )
_ vs. w InCliancerr,
Clay Robinson, )
Douglass F. Robinson, Alice Hedges,
Burnice Barnes, Clara A. Robiusou
H. C. Hedges and James D. Hornor.
: The parties to the above suit will take
I notice that on the
27TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1803,
at my office in the town of Clarksburg
Harrison oonnty, West Virginia, I wul
proceed to execute the order of reference
entered therein by the circait court of
said county, ou thol3th day of January,
1898, wherein 1 as commissioner, am
directed to ascertain and report the real
estate of the defendant Clay Robinson
tho liens on suoh real estate, tho dates!
amounts and priorities thcreofand rents
issues ond profits of suoh real estate
and whether juoh rents, issues and pro
fits will bo sufficient to pay such Ileus
their interests and costs of thiB suit in
five years, and perform suoh othor ser
vices as are therein statcj and thereby
required to lie reported. All parties iu
interest are notified to attend at the
time and place aforesaid with such pa
pers, vouchers and eviuence as will
Murt m? ??mply wiUl Sttid urder of
Sry.Tm mJ haDd thi8 M,h
HARVEY W. HARMER,
'~"W' Commissioner.'
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by judg.
| ment or otherwise on the real estate, or
any part thereof, of Clay RobinBon
I"I'u,re"ance ?' a decree of the oircuit
oourt of Harrison oounty, made in a
cause therein pending, to snbiect the
r?1 <*<*?; the said &lay. Cj^n to
tho satisfaction of the lieua thereon
b,?.ro^y required to present al'l
claims hold by you and each of you
against the said Clay Robinson, which
nM' fn! ??- 5? r?" or any part
oi I-, for adjudication to me, at mv oiHcn
in tho town of Clarksburg Hiirrinrm
2??tW^ YirKlnin' <>? ?r before the
27th day or February, 1898.
ofGjZ.^di89r "ond this 30lh
19 Id HAR^E? W.HARMEK,
12"td Commissioner.
She ?5est Virginia
Business Bollege,
CLARKSBUR5, WEST VA.
Only Business College in the State having University
Powers, and giving a Literary Course. Exper
ienced Faculty. Competent Assistants. Five
Complete Departments. Elegantly Fur
nished. Thorough Courses. Graduates
Successful. Teaches only Practi
cal Methods,Sensible Theories,
SUPERIOR, ORIGINAL AND SKILLFU / ORK
Gives the English, Prepara
tory Commercial or Business,Sten
ograph ic, Telegraph ic, Penmanship, Pen
Art, Drawing and Collegiate Courses of Study.
THE SCHOOL FOR YOU TO PATRONIZE IS THE ONE
that will do the most toward making your nov a strong,
honest, conscientious, practical, self-supporting, manly
man, and your ona a pure unselfish, helpful, accom
plished, self-reliant,womanly woman. Harrison County
has such a school at Clarksburg. It is the
WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Enter Now. Expenses Low. No Vacations. Day and
Night Sessions. Investigation solicited.
\\ ritk for new Illustrated Catalogue for '93.
Address,
A. C. DAVIS, President,
Clkfkgtmi'gf, We$t Yk.
STUART BROS, LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
Located on Pike Street.
Carriages, Buggies, and Conveyance)) of all kinds famished on short
Charges Reasonable. | Hcadqnarters for BorK ??' ^
Main St, Opp. Lowndes', Clarksburg, W.Vi
Boughner's
IV e w Goods.
Ladies*
Fur Gapes.
A Choice Assortment of
Dress Goods with
Fashionable Trimmings.
LADIES' CLOAKS,.
Latest Styles,
Largest Assortment.
Gloves, Corsets, New Wall Papers,
Hosiery and Underwear. WindowjShades
And Curtains.
BARGAINS MBSKfcS.
AH bought for cash down,
and sold cheap.
BOUGHNER & SONS
R. .1. (.liISS
SELLS SO LOW,
Because he does not
Pay Expensive Kents which
The Customer always pays in the END.
THIRTY-ONE YEARS.
DEALER IN
Drugs and Proprietary Medicines.
A Full Line of Pure
Drugs Sold Reasonable.
Why