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BJ*WJfP BY HAIL CONFIDMTML.
jag?.sf?a&rt^y"*- ** ??
'? una ncnri mini, ciicm. iu.
COMPOUND,
e^fc discovery br??n
to Lambrecht's when that
spring breaks. 14.
Sons looking for choice
Virginia lands, either tim
or improved, will find it to
advantage to correspond
;I. Lynch, Craiguioor, W.
18tf.
ava just printed a lot of
warranty deeds, with
<? of acknowledgment,
'printed on triple extra
1- 'u"hh "
. r. and they have
uvn. the State. Each
a sheet 8^x28 inches.
' v mail. tf
1 a Skin nineiifii>."
/?yne'n Ointment." No
Curtm tetter
HBBroWfflfet! the ftce, Imndi
tb*-!l,iL.rlwr- ?nd
wtnejuinir aud curative
ETSkfcJMk no olher remedy,
rift tor Hwmynt'g uintraoot
20 v
| yon look at the date
, on your paper? Did
you find that you
ng us your subscription ?
)ay up as we dislike the
having'to collect.
"J.pay a oig price for sad
nd harness when you can
jera so cheap at Vm. s.
nier b tPDr.erv wept Meirpt
ftLTSK S^DWICK.
Jpv. ??
WS Line and Express.
'^Splendid conveyances to meet I
1 trains.
. . = called for in any
|rt of the city.
^egant carnages for weddings, |
cid e nts Un h e a rd Of.
yiiJy careful drivers employed.
WANTED."
SOOD SALESMEN.I
-O^ellNuniery Stock 011 Commission.!
|j>V? oe?re also to call the attoutioii oil
101/ESALE AND RETAIlI
A DEALERS
_o a5., Fine Line of ?
fer (Nursery - Stockl
; that we will linve for fall delivery. ForP
%+* ? ?V*Pr2-?^.ca^ 011.or address
G. W. SOUTHERN & SONS
Hp^ P. O. Box 60,
: CARKSBURG. [25 tf.] w. VaJ
9 Report That He Has Cancer De
nied by His Physician.
r .. ^'?** '.*?>! '? ,y Jl jjgi
Tha President mil Remain at BimiM
Bar All of ThU Month?II* will Uaka
Jfo Appointments and Will Jterelsa
Ko Calls From I Ofllee-Beekera.
Buzzard's Bat, Mum., July T.?Cot
Lamont la master of ceremonies at Gray
Gable*. A report waa currant Thorn
day morning that President Cleveland
waa tick. C-oL Lamont waa aalced about
thla report, and aald: "Tbo paesldent
is oonfined to hla rooms in Gray Gables
with an attack of rheumatism in his
foot and knee, a complaint from which
he haa suffered for many years, and
which is no doubt exaggerated
this tlmo by the hard work
and enormous strain on his strength
which he has undergone since
March 4. The trouble has been hang
ing about him for several weeks, but
has so Increased In severity that he will
be compelled to lay up for absolute rest
in order to make himself good to be at
his post of duty at the special meeting
of congress next month. It will be
necessary for him to deny himself to
visitors for the present, and his friends
will, of course, observe his request that
ho bo permitted to get all possible ben
efit from his vacation.**
In an interview, Thursday night, Dr.
Bryant, at Gray Gables, was asked:
"Doctor, a number of conflicting stor
ies are told concerning the Illness of
the president. Some of them make the
matter very serious. You would con
fer a great favor by making some kind
of an official statement."
"The president Is all right," said the
doctor, emphatically.
"From what Is he suffering?"
"He Is suffering from rheumatism,
Just as It was reported this afternoon.
Those reports were correct. '*
FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS
To Be Repealed, Says Congressman Hc
Mlllln, of Tennessee.
^ okk, July 7.?Congressmen
Crisp, of Georgia, McMlllIn, of Tennes
see, Clark, of .Missouri, and Fellows, of
Ncw^ork, were together for two or
three hours at the Hoffman house. CoL
1'hlL Thompson, of Kentucky, joined
the party and all hands discussed
polities Informnlly. They saiil their
talk was informul and they were not at
tempting to outline any policy to be
followed on silver or other legislation
when congress meets. .Mr. McMUlin
said Mr. Crisp would undoubtedly be
chosen speaker. "Without going Into
detail," he said, "I suppose the con
gress will enact legislation to restore
confidence in financial circles, will dis
cuss tariff changes and will repeal the
federal election laws. John I. Daven
port's services will then be dispensed
with."
Juitlce lllatchrord Dead.
J?Kwro?T, R. I., July 8.?Associate
Justice Samuel Blatcjiford passed
quietly and peacefully from earth at
7:20 Friday evening. He retained con
sciousness until an hour or two before
his death. There was no sudden'
change in his condition, simply the
gradual slipping away which has been
taking place for the last week. The
arrangements for the funerut aro not
yet completed, but the body will prob
ably be taken to Washington for in
terment.
Murdered the Whole Family.
Df.vit.'s Lakk, N. D., July 8.?A tel
egram has been received by Sheriff
Burton to arrest Albert Baumbarger
for murdering D. S. Krider, wife and
four children. Krider was a well-to-do
German farmer residing two miles
southeast of Cando. Baumbarger, the
murderer, is & nephew of Krider, work
ing for the murdered man since last
falL The murder was committed early
Friday morning. Officers are scouring
the country and will probably capture
him.
Offensive Partisanship.
St. Paot, Minn., July 7.?"Mr. Per
kins called President Cleveland a fat
old stiff and I can do nothing for him,"
Postmaster General Bissell is reported
as having said to the Washington cor
respondent of a St. Paul paper. Pcrldna
was superintendent of the tenth dtvto.
Ion of the railway service. Mr. Bissell
asked for his resignation on the ground
of offensive partisanship. 1
To Buy Seeds From the Grower.
Washington, July n.-Secretary Mor
ton has Instructed Enos llcrndon, of
Michigan, recently appointed purchas
ing agent of tlio agricultural depart
ment. to hereafter buy the seed for the
use of the department direct from tho
grower, thereby saving the profits that
have accrued to the middlemen.
______
BOHEMAN'S COUGH SYliUP
Is the best remedy yon cbd find for
?teffithSlll ??nKh "ml
<*nt bottles are monsters for the
monoj. Why congli, hack, spit, sniffle
whin'so?^?8y nuisance of yourself
stisfci. ,K ? remedy is at hand?
Stop that oonghl It may brine von
trotiblo. Take Bororaan's Cough Syrnn
Eebvuiidisunnia fnu"y proat
Cunningham Bros. &? Co.. Clarke- ?
burg* W. Horuer, Lost Creek; Perine
& Davis, Good Hope: G. W. Morri-1
son. Mt CI tire; Francis Bros., Wil
sonburg ;C. A. Slieeby, P. M., Bridge
port; Bargaiu Store,Jarvisvillo,J. C.
Bartlett & Co., West Milford; Mike
Dolan, Wolf Summit; L. L. Bailey,
Reynoldsville; Mrs. W. B. Stephen?,
Sycamore Bale, R. S. Ogden, bardis;
K A. Wilson. Salem ;Morgan A* Earl,
Respect; Griffin Bros.,Cherry Camp;
A. J. Kincaid, Brown's Mills; H. G.
Post, East End, Clarksburg; West
Fork Coal & Coke Co., Furnuni;
F. H. Wilcox k Co., Wyatt; Mrs.
Lib Jarrett, at the blind man's store,
Shinnston; E. A. Wilson, Salem; 11.
W. Winter. Flemiugtou; lluih'.v &
Burn si do, Benson; R. F. Stout, Quirt
Dell; Lewis & Queen. Johutown ?tul
Rockford; Geo. 15. l'nttou & Co.,
Craigtnoor.
The al>ove 25 agents to be mlvcr
tised so long ns th. \ i, s . / per
year at retail, at our r?.ntn..; i.r i??
rhe advertising to csenve whin'
i for less than *1 per bottle.
Dr. L. A. Daviufok,
28 WeatMilJord. VV. Vn.
m
AtBnles held in the clerk's
(be circuit oonrtrof Harrison <
the first Monday in July, 1
William Eiohengreen and
parties trading and doing bn
intbe Arm name of Eioheng
Weil vs. 8. Ssmilson; 8..D.
ton, Abe Samiiaoa and 8. r
In cbanoery upon an attaol
Tbe object of tbia suit Is to ob ,
decree against the said named defer
ants for tbe snm of ?1,165.04 -orith inti
est thereon and the oosts of this st
and that oertain goods, merchandise s
property the estate of the saidd*'-'
ants levied on br tbe attachment I
in this case, may be sold for said i
that Abe Samilson and 8. Hoyman I
enjoined from prosecuting their oc ' '
srnts at law iu said court again
Samilson, and that the'attaobmenfa
issued therein be quashed and declare'
null and void.
And it appearing from an affidavit fll
ed in the papers ol this cause that the
defendants 8. Samilson, 8. D. Surailson,
and 8. Heyman are not residents of this
State, it is ordered, that they appear
here within one month after the date of
tbe first publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their
interest in said snit -
Oiven under my hand this 10th day
of July, im
HENRY HAYMOND,
Clerk.
STCAJtT k Lawbos, Attorneys.
35-:t
8'
TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the clerk's office of
the cirouit oonrt of Harrison county ?un
the first Monday in July, 1808.
Jocob Meyer, Samuel E. Bombard,
Mannie J. Meyer and Isaac J. Mey
er, co-partners trading a? Meyer,
Reinhard & Oa vs S. D. Samilson,
trading as S. Samilson, S. Samilson,
H. D. Samilson, Abe Samilson,
Meyer Samilson and S. Heyman.
In chancery and upon an attach
ment
Tbe object of this suit is to obtain a
deoreo against the defendants for the
sum of $1134.25 with interest thereon and
the costs of this suit, and thut certain
goods, merchandise and property, tbe
estate of the said defendants levied on
by the attachment issued in this oase
may be sold for said debt; that Abe
Samilson and 8. Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their certain actions
at-law in said court against 8. Samilsou
and that tbe attachments issued therein
be quashed and declnred null ami void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in the papers of this cause, that
tbe defendants, S. D. Samilson, trading
as B. Samilson, 8. Sa"ulBon, 8. D.
Samilson and 8. Hoyman are not resi
dents of this State, it is ordered that
thoy do appear bore within one mouth
after the date o[ the first publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protoot their interests in said suit
Oiven under my hand tbislUtlidayof
July, 1803. Henry Haymo.vd, Clerk.
Clifford & Sferry,
85-41 Attorneys.
g TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rnles held in the olerk's offioe of
the oircuit court of Harrison county on
the first Monday iu Inly, 1808. .
8olomon0insbery and S.Baker partners
trading and doing business as Baker
k Ginsbery vs. S. Samilson, 8^ DS
Samilson, Abe8amilsdn and S. Hey
man, In chancery and upon ah at
tachment -
The object of this' suit is to obtaih a
decree against the defendants for the
sum of $17443 wiih interest thereon
and the oosts of this suit, and that cer
tain goods, merchandise and property,
the estate of the said defendants levied
on by the attachment issued in this case,
may be sold for said debt, that Abe
Samilson, and d. Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their certain actions
at law in said court against S. Samilson,
and that the attachments issued therein
be quashed and be deolared null and
void.
And it appearing from an affidavti
filed in the papers of this cause, that
the defendants 9. Samilson, S.D. Samil
son and S. Heyman are not residents of
this State, it is ordered that they do ap
pear here within one month after tbe
date of the first publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to proteot
their interests in said suit
Given under my hand tbis 10th day
of July, 1808.
HENBY HAYMOND,
85-4t Clerk.
gTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rales held in the olerk's office of
the eirouit court of Harrison county on
the first Monday in July 1893.
Robinson W. Color, Wm. J. H. Waters,
William Pagan, J. McKinney White,
Frank P. Cator and James H. Ca
tor. co-partnors trading as Arm
strongCator Sc Co. vs. 8. Samilson,
S. D. Samilson, Abo Samilson and
S. Heymun, In chancery and upon
au attachment
The object of this suit is to obtain a
decree against the said named defend
ants for the sum of $201.50 with inter
tcrcst thereon and the costs of this snit,
and that certain goods, merchandise and
property, the estate of the said defend
ants levied ou by the attaohment issued
In the case mav lie sold for said debt,
that Abe Samilson aqd S. Huymau be
I perpetually enjoined from prosocuting
tlieir certain suits in said court against
S. Samilson, and that the attachment#
issued therein, be quashed and declared
uull aud void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in the papers of this cause, that
the defendants, S. Sauiilson.S.D. Samil
son aud S. Hey man ate not residents of
this State, it is ordered, that they ap
pear here within one mouth ufter the
date of the first publication of this order
and do whatisnecsssary to protect their
interest iu said suit
Given under my hand this 10th day
July, 18911.
HENRY HAXMOND,
Clerk.
Btcaut a Lmvbon, Attorneys
Jnly, 1898; 83-It.
gTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the olerk's office of
the circuit oourt of Harrison county on
th? first Monday in July, 1893.
Jacob Hillman, Jaoob Horowitz and
Nathan Rosier parties trading and
doing business in the firm name of
Hillman, Horowitz & Co. vs. S.
Samilson, S. D. Samilson, Abe
Samilson and 8. Heyman, In chan
cery and upon an attachment
The object of this suit is to obtain a
decree against the defendants for the
sum of $177.90 with interest thereon
aud the costs of this suit and that cer
tain goods, merchandise and property,
the estate of the said defendants levied
ou by the attachment issued in this
case may be sold for said debtthat Abe
Snmilsou and S. Heynlan be restrained
from prosecuting their certain actions
at law in said court against S. Samilson,
aud that the attachments issued therein
be quashed and declared null and void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in the papers of this cause, that
Oar coke region lias lost a big
contract, which goes to. West
Virginia. The Illinois Steel
Company, -which last -year was
supplied with coke by the H: C.
Prick Coke Co., has pl&ed it6
contracts tor the next six months
'with Norfolk Shamokin. Lick
Creek and Powhattan works of
the Flat-Top region of West Vir
ginia.
. The price is not made public,
but it is understood to be less
'than the. offer made by the H. CJ
iPrick Company, which is said to
have made an offer of a lower
figure for the coming six months.
TJhe Norfolk & Western railroad
is understood to have cut its rate
in consideration of the regularity
'with which the freight will be
offered, and also through a desire
to bring into prominency its new
line to the West.
: The steel company has put 700
of its cars at the disposal of the
coke companies and forty cars
will be shipped daily over the
Norfolk & Western, taking near
ly, if not all, these 700 cars to
keep the supply going and empty
cars coming, allowing four trains
of forty cars each, on the road
way and two trains at each end
loading and unloading,
f The amount of money invested
in coking coal lands in West Vir
ginia during the last five years is
estimated at $20,000,000.
When the B. & O. completes it
short line to Morgantown and the
Pennsylvania builds the P. V. &
C. up the Monongahela, the coke
in the Fairmont region will be
placed more directly on the mar
kets of Pittsburgh and the west.
- -Uniontown Standard.
Doddridge Dots.
Mrs. Resa Maulsby spent the
Fourth with Clarksburg friends.
'? ? -? O.!?. 4U?
Mrs. Davis, ot^Salem. was the
guest of her1'daughter, Mrs.
George sTrainer#|iVpast .jweek.
., J. B. |Sniit^kfilShlcle.'~' ~':"
soon begin.th<
- . , It
residen
Scatior
. 'Be^erlin.bf
9 1
$140 from the old man ice. threw
a stone and struck' his father
Monday evening; inftictihs: a dan
gerous wound on the head.
Miss Ada, daughter of Mr. S.
V. Brown, of Holbrook, graduat
ed at the West Va. Business Col
lege at Clarksburg, last week.
This college is fast coming to the
front as an educational institu
tion.?TV. U. Herald.
the defendants, S. Similson, S.D. Simil
son and S. Heyman, are not residents
of this State, it is ordered, that they
appear here within one month after the
date of the first publication of this or
der and do what 13 necessary to protect
their interest in said suit.
Given under my hand this 13th day
of July, 1803.
HENRY HAYMOND.
Clerk.
L. O. IiA-wson, Attorney.
85-41.
gTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the clerk's office of
the circuit oourt of Harrison county on
the first Monday in July, 1808.
Joseph Hcrney, Samnel Bemey and
Philip Bernev, trading and doing
business as Barney Brothers vs. S.
D. Samilson trading as S. Samilson,
S. Samilson, Mever Samilson and
S. Heyman, In chancery and upon
an attachment
Theobjeot of this snit is to obtain a
decrec against the defendants for the
sum of ?410.03 with interest thereon,
and the oosta of this snit, and that cer
tain goods, merchandise and property,
the estate of the said defendants levied
on by the attachment issused in this
enso, may be sold for said debt, that
Abe Samilson, and S. Hayman bo re
strained from prosecuting their certain
notions at law in said court against S.
Samilson, and that the attachments
issued therein, be quashed and deolared
null and void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in the papers of the cause that the
defendants S. D. Samilson trading as
S. Samilson,S.Samilson, S. D. Samilson
and S. Heyman are not residents of thiB
State, it is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the date of
the first publication of this order, and
do what is neoessary to protect their in
terests in said suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of Jnly, '1808.
HENRY HAYMOND,
Clerk.
Clifford * Sfkbbt, Attorneys.
35-4t
QOMJIISSIONERS' NOTICE
To the creditor's of Ellas Swigor de
ceased:
You are hereby notified that at the re
quest of Henry A. Swigor and J. N.
swiger, administrators of the estate of
Elias Swiger, deceased, whose accounts
are before me for settlement, I have ap
pointed the 10th day of August, 1803, at
my office in the town of Clarksburg,
Harrison county, West Virginia, for re?
(sieving proof of debts or demands
against said decedent or his estate.
Given under my hand as Commis
sioner of Aocounts for Harrison countv,
State of West Virginin, this 32d day of
J une, 1808. James N. David,
32-Ct Commissioner of Aocounts.
A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE.
FUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
0OMMISSIONEB'S NOTICF-.
William F. Lone, Seymour Lone,
Charles Long, Henry A. Long, Mary
n^L ?utrick- AnginornU Nay, Susan
JPetnok, Isabella Patton, Louisa Mc
Donald, Anna Sophiu Fleming, Kosa I
B.Long and Nancy 32. Eliston, Plain
tiffs VS.- v'?
John W. Monroe, Administrator, with
will annexed of George Long, de
.?^nrles O. Henry, Executor
of Sophia W. Long, deceased, Mary E.
Dayton, Cora Jenkins, Mary Tucker
Mary Harrison, William Green
wade, John T. Greenwade, Sarah 0.
Race, Hannah Hartley, 6e "
ToBDg, Camilla Yon- - '
Harry Xoung, Miter,
Wherein,1,as commissioner, am direct
ed to auditstate and settle the aooounts
of John W. Monroe, administrator Ao.,
^George Long, deceased, and ascertain
ascertain
what debts, if any, of the testator,
Ueorge Long, deoeased, remain unpaid,
the character and amount thereof, ant
to whom payable what estate, real ant
pereonal, the said George Long owned
at his death, which of the legacies, if
any, under the will of said George
Dong, deoeased. have been paid out of
his estate, and if not paid, to whom
payable, and the amount thereof: what
T)n?*r. nf tl<A -f i a i , .
-?t?-- '? ? M/uetouu uuw uiuuu wereox,
remained unexpended at her death, ant
to state and settle aooounts of Charles
O. Henry, exeoutor of Sophia Long, de
ceased, and report whether the real
estate of said George Long, deceased, is
susceptible of partition in kind among
his heirs, with any matter required by
parties hereto or deemed pertinent by
commissioner, and perform suoh other
services as are therein stated and there
by required to be reported. All parties
in interest are required to attend at the
fame and place aforesaid, with such
books papers, vouohers and evidence
as will enable me to oomply with said
order of court.
dafouZ]emliand thi8tlie mh
go ii. Mabckllus M. Thompson,
Commissioner.
A Specific
oeuts. Put up by
lull poller lill
Clarksburg, W. V&m
We have recently refitted out
Mill and put in the full rollei
system. Will guarantee quilitV
of flour made by us equal to any
manufactured In W State, or
8tates ? ?r?m adi?'n'n8
Bolted Corn Meal,
Choice Seed Oats,
Corn and Oats Chop
Custom Crist Work
A specialty. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Highest market price paid for
COIKZfcsr, OATS.
Lowndes & Chorpening Co..
- . m m
Fresh an
Fresli fish on sale.
Poultry bought
Your patronage solicits
Pike Street, 1 cTakibarit,''
Arrive?Clarksburg.
Expross/lo ?8 o.'m :N
Express (or St. LOUIS, \e-eo n. uj.
No. 071, PurkersbargAooommodation, -Tr
7:50 a. m.; No. 047, Aooommodation.v
8:12 p. m.
GOING EAST.
No. 002. New York Express, 5:04 a. m;' ';:J,
No. 048, Grafton Accommodation, 10:8S; ' -
a. m.; No. 673, Grafton Accommoda
tion. 0:24 p. m.; No. 004, New York Ex
press, 7:02 p. m.
Oh as. O. Scull, Gen. Pass. Agt
Baltimore, Aid.
J. T. Odkll, Gen'l Manager:
O. A. Annon. Agent,
Clftiksbnrg, W. Va.
?pHE ?UXOH8iHEli&B.B,
On Hud after Sunday May 12. tralm _wUl
ran ou the Monongah R R. as follows._?J
"Train No. I ? ' I" * 1 10~
"Sorth- Bound. la. m.lp. m.
Leave?ClarksbuVg 10 45 5 1?
Gypsy Grove 1118 5 48
Rhtnnston 11 81 6 01
Monongah i 11 58 0 Jftjl
Arrive?Fairmont 18 It 8 4ft|
Train No. 1 8 I 8
South ~Ek>un<l.
Leave?Fairmont 7 45 _
Monongah 8 01 -1 48
Shlnnston 8 & 2 18
a. m.lp. m.ip.m
No*. 1.2,3, A 4 are passenger trains and 8
and 10 way freights.
Wh? n traveling between Pltubuxy, Wheel
ing. Morgantown or Fairmont and Clar*?
burg, Wei ton. Buckhannon JE^kersburgor
Charleston, the "Monongah Route"xffjre
the shortest and quickest line. Cl?w con
nections made at for all poinU North end
West, and at Clarksburg with B. AO.and W.
Va. AP.R.R. for all points Ba*t,Bonth and
West. Ask for through tickeu via the
Monongah Route. HUGH G. B0WLE8.
Gen'l SupU Monongah, W. vs?.
JHE W. VA. Ss PITTSBURG-B.
On and after Sunday; May 12,
senger Trains will run as follows: ?Dauy*
i fDally except Sunday. . _
SOUTH
BOUHD.
No. a
11 18
11 81
11 68
13 15
STATIONS.
NO. 6 No. 1
Lv. Clarksburg....
Mount Glare.,.
.Lost Creek....
..Jane Lew.....
Weston....:.
worth
BOUXD.
p.m
iW
Trains leave Weston for Bnokhannoji
at 12:20 {>. m. and 5.-05 p. m. and re
turn at 8:45 a. m. and 1:15 p. m.
Leave Buckhannon . for Piokens at
7:10 a.m. and 1:50 p. m. d ;
Trains leave Weston for Sntton at
12:45 p. m. and 4:55 p.m.,andarriveirom
Sutton 8:80 a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
fn. Pnn>.Un.nn.nai1lAVO(
luttoH $ 30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Train forCamdtn^n-Gauleyoonnectt
rith early Sutton train at Flatwood* ?*
?~P' otion at Clarksburg with B.t
and Monon gahela Btver
| with
8:45
Connection
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