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proper name* plainly. Wo can guess nt
almost anything except a proper name
ami have hopes of being correct.
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only makes three lines, send it on and
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where.
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Wednesday.?Ed.
Halcm.
William Jefferys and wife, and
Mrs. Jeffreys' father, Uncle Phe
nias Randolph, have returned to
Salom from Kansas, where they
have been spending the winter,
and report having an enjoyable
time.
0. L. Ford and wife went to
Flemington Friday to visit Mrs.
Ford's parents.
Eld. Huffman preached and ad
ministered baptism at Buckeye
Saturday; he left here Tuesday
for Webster, and will spend some
time in Braxton county ere he
returns.
Rev. S. D. Davis and wife, of
Jane Lew, are iti town visiting
their son, M. W. Davis, and other
numerous friends hero.
Pres. T. L. Gardiner and wife
spent Tuesday in Clarksburg
looking after College interests.
Mrs. J. L. Huffman started
Tuesday morning for Upshur Co. ]
to visit her sister, Mrs. T. M.
Bond.
Clyde Randolph has gone to
Mineral Co. to attend the closing |
of his sister's school and accom
pany her home. Miss Iva's many
friends will be glad to have her
return. E.
Lnmberpsrt.
"Old father" Leo is still very
low, and it was s touching scene
when ho bid farewell to his wife
who had been a faithful watcher
at his bedside during the first of
his sickness. She died on the
4th, after a brief illness, and wao
intered near Bridgeport on the
6 th.
Bertice Ogden, of Prospect,
one of Harrison county's most
promising young men, died on
the 7th. His remains were fol
lowed to the Shinnston cemetery
by a large procession of sorrow
ing friends.
Robert Sprout, of this place is
dangerously ill.
Rev. Richmond's "Temperance
lecture was highly appreciated,
he contemplates holding a similar
meeting one night in each month
Walter Riblet has moved here
and is clerking for Boggess &
Son.
Mrs. Frank Jacob and family,
of Clarksburg, are the guests 0f
F. W. Martin and wife.
There was born to Thomas
Kood's Pills cure all liver lib. bUlousnew,
Jauadico, Indigestion, sick boodaclie. 2uc.
Joseph O. Lope*
Of Msynard*, Md.
Younger and Better
A War Veteran's Story
Hood'* Sarnaparilla Given Strength
and Overcomen Rheumatism.
" Tlierc is nothing I liavo orer taken in ray
life that did me so much good as Hood's Sarsa
parilla. I was in tho Union army from 'fll to
'0flj was confined in Andersonvlllo prtion eight
months, and tho diseases contracted there stUl
linger. 1 had chilis and fevers for years, and
my doctor told me that I most take 40 grains of
quiniue a day for a long time. I did oo, bat
after a time it did me no good, and then he
ordered hop tea, which was as hitter as gall
and mado mo sick. KheumaUsm then caught
me in my left leg and I could not move it. Tho
doctor said "*
I Had Malaria.
flood's Sarsaparilla did tne'so much good that I
have taken it ever slnco and It always does me
good. My friends tell me 1 look younger and
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Cures
better than I did ten years ago. Tills makes mo
feel proud and I cannot praise Hood's Sarsapa
rilla enough. My caso was a had ono. but Hood's
Put Mo on My Foot
and I am naturally very grateful to It I re
commend It to all the pooplo whom I hear com
plaining of feeling weak and tired and for other
troubles, and know of many who havo been
benefited by it X am a living witness to the
merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla." Josemi O. Lo
pez. Maynardj, Md.
Mathews and wife a son; also to
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sprout, March
29, a son. H.
Uramiliad.
Mr. Cletns Bartlett. who is in
the employ of Law & Hickman,
of your city, visited his parents
near Tyrconnell last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Bartlett, one of
our charming belles, gave a
social to a few invited guests
last Saturday night.
Jesse Lawson visited friends
at Flemington and Tyrconnell
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. John Morris, from near
Jarvisville. is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. George Morris.
The visits of the genial pho
tographer, A. A. Cather. of
Clarksburg, to this community,
are growing suspiciously fre
quent.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Tyson were
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J.
E. Lowe, of near Simpson, last
week.
Mr. T. A. Stuart has engaged
with the artistic painter of your
city, Mr. Butters, to learn house
painting.
Mr. John Lancaster is building
a very handsome residence for
John Tyson.
One of our boys went courting
not long since and when he left,
the night being very dark, made
a mistake and got the old gent's
saddle. One stirrup being a little
shorter than the other caused
him to discover his mistake, but
not until the old man had come
over the next morning enquiring
for his lost property.
How's This:
t'ariinm.
The mines are running on good
orders.
Our young men "smashed up"
a "speak easy" at Clark last
week.
Mrs. T. F. Randall is recover
ing from a severe illness.
Uncle Dick Sidebottom is about
well again.
A base ball club will be organ
ized soon.
T. F. Randall was visiting at
Watson this wsek.
Harry Shanks captured a 10
pound pike recently. *,*
"The cerfew tolls the knell of parting |
day.
The lowing herd winds slowly o'er |
the loa"
The fish'man homeward plods his lazy |
way
To tell his whopping lies to you and |
me.
A feeble wo
man ii restored
to health and
strength, by Dr.
Pierce1? Favorite
Prescription. It
you're overwork
ed, " run-down,"
or debilitated, you
need it It's an
invigorating, re
storative tonic,
and a soothing and strengthening nervine,
imparting tone and vigor to the whole sys
tem. It's a legitimate medicine, too?care
fully compounded by an experienced phy
sician, ana adapted to woman's delicate or
ganization. For all tho chronic weaknesses,
functional derangements, and painful dis
orders peculiar to the sex, it is an unfailing
remedy. It's bocause it tl unfailing that it
can be sold under a positive guarantee. If
it fails to give satisfaction, in any case for
which it's recommended, tho money paid for
it will be promptly returned.
You pay only for value received.
It is a legitimate medicine?not a beverage.
Contains no alcohol to inebriate ; no syrup or
sugnr to sour or ferment in the stomach and |
cause distreai. As peculiar in its marvelous,
remedial results as In its composition.
IF rorti hack ArtiKKj
or you are all *>.m out, really guotl n?r now
.lnc, It Is general debility. Try
TIHOUX's lltos HITTBllS.
It will ci- .0 you, cleanse your liver, and glv
h '?! ?vuctl*?
Financial Statement of the West Vir
ginia Business College April 1,1808.
Capital Stack $1450 00
A. C. Davis (Subscrip
tion ac.) 1117 4!)
W. H. Atha, same 071 00
Accounts reccivnblo $ 0110 00
Bills receivable 407 37
Enrniture and fixtures 19?0 00
Bills payable 510 00
Expenses paid 000 80
Advertising ao't. 1170 23
Cash 200 01
Accounts payable 412 00
Dividend* 181 25
Labor account 1447 00
Good will 158 00
Merchandise 140 00
$5947.40 $5947.40
I certify that the foregoing statement
of the West Virginia Business College
is true and correct. A. O. Davis, Pres.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
8th day of April 1898. M. G. Sperby,
Notary Public.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE BY DECREE
OF COURT.
Pursuant to a decree rendered bv tho
Circuit Court of Harrison county, West
Virginia, on the day of January
1893. in the chanoery eanse wherein
Wilbur C. Moirison, Adniinistrtor of
Jacob Christner, deo'd., is plaintiff aml\
Atlanta Christner and others Hrc de
fendants, therein pending, dire, ting the
sale of tho lands of which Jacob Christ
ner died seized and possessed and ap
pending the undersigned a special com
missioner in said cause fur tie* pnr)Hj*c
of making asid sale, I tlie undersigned
commissioner tlius appointed upt, on
the 9th day of May 1K98. between the
hourB of lu o'clock a i". him 4 o'clock
p. m.. that being the Circuit ConrJ dny,
offer for sale at puhliu auction, at the
front door of tlie Court house of Ml ill
County of Harrison. West Virginia, the
landd of which said Jacob Christner
d:ed seized, being thai tract or imruoi
of land gold and conveyed tonid Chriiit- j
ner deoeosed, 1 ry Joseph T. Farland and
wife on tho 17th dav of March 188#, by |
deed which was duly recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the Connty court
of Harrison Connty We?t Virginia, in i
Deed Book No. 71. Page :i7;i. The lands i
hereby offered for wile nre situated at
Adanislown, a unliurb of Clarksburg. in
? lid connty of Harrison, and estimated
lo be two or threo acres, on which there
I ia a Rood stable and o dwelling house,
comparatively new, and other out
buildings and conveniiin en that odds
much to the value of said lauds
7KI1MH OF SALS.
Are one-half cash in hand on day of
sole, and the residue on a credit of six
months, taking from the purchaser his
note with good personal security I earing
interest fromdayof saleaud retaining!!
vendor's lien on raid lands to further
secure the unpaid purchase money.
Lewis 0. Lawson,
Special Commissioner.
I, Henry Haymond, Clerk of the Cir-1
onit Court of said county, do certify !
that Lewis C. Lawson, special commis- 1
sioner, has given bond as required by
tho terras of the deoree of sale in the
above styled cause.
Henry Havuond,
22-4t! April 1, 1808. Clerk.
QRDER OF PUBLICATION.
Stfcte of West Virginia:
At Bules held in the clerk's office of
the Cirouit Court of Harrison oeunty,
on the tlrst Monday in April, 1803.
Henrv R. MoCord, Ex'r of John W.
Smith, deceased, vs. Fidelia A. Smith,
William Hood.A.' N. Pritchard, P. M.
Smith, Levi Smith, Jed W. Smith.
Lorina Herbert, Elisha J. Smith. J.
Harrison Smith. 'Edmund J. Smith
and the unknown heirs of Dellla
Shinn, deceased. In chancery.
Tho object of this suit is lor the con
struction and interpretation of the will
of John W. Smith, dated November 10,
1887, and was admitted to prolmte in
iu the office of the clerk of Harrison
County Court on the28th day of Novem
ber, 1887. And it appearing from an
affidavit filed with the papers of said
cause that the defendants, Elisha J.
Smith, J. Harrison Smith aud tint un
known heirs of Delila Shinn. rtee'iE are
non-residents of this State, it ia ordered
that said defendantsarehereby required
to appear here within ono month after
(late of the first publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to pro
tect their interest in this cause.
A oopy. Attest
Henry Hatuosd,
Clerli.
21-4t Jonn Babsel, Counsel.
QOMMISSIONER'S SALE.
By virtue of the decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison oounty entered on
the 11th, day of January 18!!!), In the
chancery cause of Pigott's Ailministra-,
tors against Henry R. Nutter aud others, |
the undersigned commissioner will on1
the 10th day of May 1803, at the front
door of the Court House of Harrison
county, offer for sale the thirteen acres
of land situate in said County, on the
waters of Cunningham's Run, being the
same land conveyed to said Nutter by
Caroline A. Boggess and James D. Bog
gess, by deed dated September 21th
1800, of record in said County in deed
book 85, page 100, to which deed refer
ence is here made for further discrip
tiou of said land.
TERICS OF BALE.
One hundred dollars cash in hand and
the residue upon a credit of nine,twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser to
execute to said commissioner bis three
notes for said deferred payments, with
interest from date, tobe secured hy.vwr
sonal seourity and a vendor's lien to be
reserved in tue deed for said land.
CHARLES W. LYNCH,
Commissioner.
I, Henry Haymond, Clerk of the Cir
ouit Court of Harrison county, d.< hero
oertify that Charles W. Lynoh. the com
missioner appointed by the Court to
sell the lands mentioned in the chancery
cause of Pigott's Administrators against
Henry B. Nutter and others has given
bond required by the decree of sale
therein.
HENRT HAYMOND,
21-41] Clerk.
RDER OP PUBLICATION.
0
State of West Virginia.
At rales held in the Clerk's office of
the Circuit Court for Harrison county,
on the first Monday in April 1808.
William F. Long, Sevmonr Long,
Charles Long. Henry A. Long. Mary
M. Tetriok, Anginorah Nay, Susan
Tetrick. Isabelle Patton, Louisa Mc
Donald, Anna 8oiiliiah Fleming,
Rosa B. Long and Nancy E. Eleston.
vs.
John W. Monroe, sheriff of Harrison
oounty and as such admr. with tho
will annexed of George Long, deo'd.;
Charles O. Henry, executor of Sophia
W. Long, deo'd.; Mary E. Davton,
Cora Jenkins. Mary Tucker, rut Mary
Harrison, William Greenwode, John
T. Greenwude, Sarah C. Race. Han
nah Hartley anil George O. Young,
Carnella Young. Hugh Young, Harry
Young, Meter Harnson, George (or
Lloyd) Orval Harrison, Sallie Dayton,
Iva'Nay and Ethel Shiuu. In chanory.
The object of t lis suit is for the pur
pose of liaviug the residuary clause of
the will of George Long dated 1884,
which will was admitted to probate in
tile Clerk's office of the County Court
i if Harrison county, West Virginia, on
the 0th day of November 1884, declared
uncertain as to the beneficiaries and
therefore void; and to cause the farm of
which said George Long and his wife.
Sophiah W. Long died seized to be sold
and after the payment of the 2nd and
8rd liequests of said will oause the resi
due to tie distributed among the heirs
ut-law of said George Long according to
the statue of descents. And it appear
ing by an affidavit filed with the papers
in this cause that the defendants Wil
liam Greenwade, John T. Greenwade,
Sarah C. Bace and Ethel Shinn are
non-residents of this State, it is order
ed that said detendanta are hereby re
quired to appear here within onemonth
alter date of the first publication of this
order, and do what is necessaiy to pro
tect their interest in this cause.
A oopy attest.
Henry Haymond,
Harvey W. Habxer, Clerk.
2l-4t] Counsel.
V
ALUADLE FARM AND OIL
LANDS FOR SALE.
By virtue of tho decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison oounty, entered on
18th day of January 1893, in the ohan
cerv cause of Joseph M. Hall and wife
against Owen Hawker and others, the
undersigned commissioners will on the
10th day of May 1803, at the frontdoor
of the Court House ofHarrison oounty,
off.-r lor sale the traok of laud contoin
ing. as ascertained by a recent survey
tiled with the papers in said cause, two
hundred and seventy-two.acres, situate
on Baiue's Run and the waters of
Bingamou Creek, in Marion county,
conveyed by Robert Mason, to Owen
Hawker, by deed dated January 28,1880,
of record in Marion county in deed
book No. 10, page 538: Also the tract
oi inmj.mne uctch situate in ino
ty of Harrison, on tJhe watera of said
^ssssswajaEss
fay*!!* 4W, Which two
tracts of land are mentioned; described
Sp?Mt86a?
timliendai.il with Rood buildings and
other improvement*: the larger tract
pacing we'll6 "Dd ?e" a" oil
TERMS OF sale.
Five hundred dollars cash in hand on
the iky of sale, the residue upon a credit
thirty
and thirty-?i* months, with interest
from the day of sain. The purchaser or 1
W to,?x?!ute hiB or their notes
' "."1 payable to said commissioners
as aforraiaid, with interest to be secured
L?-?terTal reoarity ">'<? IJJ a vi-n
lands reserved on the said1
John Bassel
0. W. Lynch,
Commissioners. 1
I, Henry Havmoui Clerk of the Cir
Swh&5 , r',HOU county, do here
10 "eH the '""J" mentioned
in the chancery cause of Joseph M.Hall
Sth?r (f ?w'-? Hawker and
,K>n'1 m required by
the decree of sale therein.
S'18US" Heniiv Havmond
21_^ Clerk.
QRDER OP PUBLICATION.
8 ri?n,f KitTir(fiDia' county 01 H?" I
At rules held in the clerk's office of'
the ???rt 'or Harris<"> county on j
the first Monday in April, 1893. I
West Virginia vs. Charles M. ;
Hart, lhomas Ford, Thomas Coffman !
In'chanoeqr.'r<I a"d ChttrIt'!' H" 0,ll,<!rt: .
., 'flje object of this suit is to sahiect
8 tuntl ]?h!n,?'tiraUt8 or Paroels of land <
situated 111 said county of Hnmunn j
|f??gf&
s"1'1 county nud charged with
f m provided by law; First
n tract of land situated in Sardis district
comprising 25 or 30 acieg^d bounded
glands oi said Thomas CofCS and
, . ? Bennett on the east* landn nf fi.,.
SSSSWaffiawtt?
Bluime'1 br soi|l Charles
Tliomas Fonl. comprTing
' ?rr?''cref-. All and every person or
^on|i claiming an wterest iu sai.l
" "n-v ot tncm or any part thereof
uotifl?1Bt5r0? 8 eof' are hereby
uotitied to appear within sixty days
do Iw ,nll,1'0,lti0n ?' or<4 and
r^,^ti? to Prota,t ?-?ir
rispeotive interests herein. And it in
published'"' ? ??Py of thi" order bo
w?ks i^?nm0ea ,vtiek for 4 successive
iwfj^ some newspaper published in
SKrsrit esfjm
CiffeS"J*" "??
A copy. Attest.
Henbv Havmond,
Clerk.
.. Lewis 0. Lawson,
April 3, 1898. C?UBBd
?subscribe for the Telegram.
QRDER OP PUBLICATION.
State of West- Virginia.
in the clerk's office of
the circuit court for the county of Har
mon, on the first Monday of April, 1893
m Wiir" 8el1, Committee of Tht,m
SMKmm "Thomas Williams,
.Samuel William8, Mariah F. Hardesty
Daniel Williams, Nimrod Williams!
fiirS, P ^"jnett RobertT. Williams!
Harah E. Kelly, Harnett V. Martin
f"rrie,?n T. MoElfresh, John Mo
Flf^S' !,'?r McE'fresh, Lorina Mc
&uttlE0rnftceIyM0Elfre8h' d?"
The object of this is to snbiect thn
^"'ams
Prooeedlng mentioned, to sale
olilu. ?,Te proceeds thereof ap
?r?!i2 thePttyment of the debts and
support and maintenance of the snid
Jbomas Williams?an affidavit havTns
been made that the defendants, Nimrod
agar- Alice McElfresh, Lorina Mo
ilfresh and Emma V. MoFlfresh are
*^id?nte of this State. The said
defendants are required to appear wilhin
one month after the date of the first
publication of this order, in tho olerk's
office of our said court, it rules to bS
holden therefor, and do what is neces
sary to proteot their interest. Ami it is
a copy Of Ulis order b!
published once a week for four success
ive weeks, in some newspaper published
Harrison countv, anS W posted at
the fron t door of the oourt House of said
rendered01 tW6nty.dayS beforo lIecre? '?
rendered. Acopy. Attest
He.nhy Havmond,
2Mt Lbwis 0. Lawson^'
April 3d, 1898. ??UD8eI
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Brown Cottons, Dress Silks,
Bleached Cottons, Trimming Silks
Sheetings, Dress Good
Tickings, Clothes,
Cassimeres, Jean;
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Trimmings, Ribbons,
Embroideries, Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves, ,
Corsets, . Knitting Silk
Embroidery Silks,
G-xocexies.
Tobacco, Cigars,
T eas, Coffees,
Sugars, Spices,
Syrups, Bacon,
Choice Flour, Corn Meal,
HaicLware.
Tools, Nails,
Plows, Points,
Oil, Moldboatds,
Paints, Iron.
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Wall Papers, Blinds, Carpels, Oil Cloths, Gents' Funishing Good
Baskets, Trunks and Valises, Looking Glasses, School
Supplies, Books, Stationery, Inks, Diamond Dyee,
Quoensware, Glassware. Stoneware, Hay,
Brick, Shingles, Salt, Feed.
Choice Grass Seeds,
Timothy, Clover, Orchard, Kentucky Blue Grass, English Bin
Grass.
Best Q\xalit3r of Fertilizers.
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AND ?
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