The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], July 28, 1893, Page 8, Image 10

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10 sttaotttmmt issued
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d therein be quashed and declared
null and void.'
And it appearing from an affidavit ill-'
ed In the papers oi tbis cause that the
defendants S. Samilson, 8.1). Samilson,
shdS. Heymanarunot reaidentsof thi?
State, it ia ordered, thut they appear
here.within one month after the date or
thefirst publication' of this 'order,'and
do wbat ia necessary to protect their
in tercet in aald suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of July, l808-HENBy HA.YMOND,
Olerk.
Stuart * Lawsok, Attorney!.
35-:t
gTATE OP WEST VIRGINIA.
Atznlea held in the clerk's offioeon
the oircuU oonrt of Harrison oounty of
the first Monday in- July, 1808.
Jooob Meyer, Samnel R. Reinhard,
Mannie J. Meyer and Isaae J. Mey
er, oo-partuers trading a* Meyer,
Reinhard k Oo. vs S. D. Samilson,
trading as & Samilson, S. Samilson,
S. D. Samilson, Abe Samilson,
Meyer Samilson and^ S. Heyman.
| In obanoery and upon an attach
ment.
Tbe object of this suit is to obtain n
decree against tho defendants for the
sura of 1034.25 with interest thereon and
the costs of this suit, and that certain
goods, merchandise, and property, the
estate of the said defendants levied on
by the attachment issued in this base
may be sold for said deht; that Abe
Samilson and S. Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their certain notions
at-law in said oourt against S. Samilsou
and that the attachment issued therein'
be quashed and declared nullum) void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in the papeni of tbis cause, that
the defendants, S. D. Samilson, trading
as S. Samilson, S. Samilson, S. D.
Samilson aud S. Hoytnnn are not resi
dents of this State, it is ordered that
they do appear here within one' mouth
al ter the date-of tho first publication of
this order, and do what is.neoeesary to
protect their interests in raid suit
Given under my baud this 10th day of
Jnly, 1800. Hiooix Hawond, Olerk.
?, O usratfok Ui-Ennr,
85-4t " ' Attorneys.
OF WE8T VIRGINIA.
gTATE(
At Bnlea held in the blerk's office of
the circuit oonrt of Harrison county on
the first Monday in Inly," 1803.
SoloinonGiusbery and-8. Baker partners
trading and Soinabusiness as Baker
-& Ginsbery va. a Samilson: 8..-D.
Samilson, AbeSamilson and S. Hey
, man, In ohancery and upon an at
tachment
The object of this snit is to obtain a
decree against the defendants for tho
sum of.9174.42 wiih interest thereon
and the oosta ot this suit, and that oer
tain goods, merchandise and property,
the estate of the said defendants levied
on by the attachment issued in tbis case,
may De sold for said debt that Abe
Samilson, and S. Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their oertain actions
at law in said court against 8. Samilson,
and that the attachments Issued therein
be quashed and be declared null and
void.
And it appearing from' an affidavit
filed in the papers of this cause, that
the defendants a Samilson, S. D. Samil
son and S. Heyman are not residents of
this State, it is ordered that thev do ap
pear here within one month after tho
date of the first publication of this or
der, and do what is neoeasary to protect
their interacts in said suit
Given under my hand tbis 10th day
of July, 1883.
HENRY HAYMOND,
35-4t Olerk.
gTATE OP WfiSC VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the clerk's office of
the cirouit oourt of Harrison county on
tlie first Monday in July 1883.
Robinson W. Gator, Wrn. J: H. Waters,
William Pagan, J.McKinney White,
Frank P. Cator aud Jinnee H. Ou
ter. co-partners trading as Arm
strong Ontor k Co. vs. S. Samilson,
S. D. Samilson, Abo Samilsou and
S. Heyman, Iu ohaucery and upon
an attaohment
The object of tbis suit is to obtain a
decree against the said named defend
ants for the sum of $201.50 with iuter
tvrest thereon and the costs of this suit,
and thut certiin goods, merchandise aud
property, the estate of the Baid defend
ants levied on by the attaohment issued
In the oase may be sold for said debt
that Alio Samilsou aud S. Heyman be
perpetually enjoined from prosecuting
their certain suits in said court against
S. Samilson, and that the attachments
issued therein, boqaajhed and declared
uull and void.
And it, uppoaring from an affidavit
filed iu the papers of this cause, thut
tho defeudants, S. Samilson,S.D. Samil
son nud S. Hoymau are not residents of
this State, it is ordered, that they ap
poar here within one, month after the
date of the first publication of this order
Cunninplmm Bros. & Co.. Glarks
burg- W. Horuer, Lost Cmk;Perine
& Davis, Good Hope; U. W. Morel-,
son, Mt Clare; Francis Bros., Wil
sonbnrg:<.'.A.Slieehy, P. M., Bridge
port; Bargain Store, Jarvlsville ,J. 0.
Bartlett & Cr., We*t Milford; Miko
Dolan, Wolf Summit: L. h. Bailey,
Beynoldsville; Mrs. W. B. Stephen*,
Sycamore Dale, R. S. Ogden, Sardia;
B. A. Wilson, Salem'sMorgan & Earl,
Beapeoi; Griffin Bros.,Cherry Camp;
A. J. Kineaid, Brown's Mills; H. O.
Post, East End, Clarkshuitt; We*t
Fork Coal & Coke Co., Farnmn;
F. H. Wilcox & Co., Wyattj Mr*.
Tib Jarrett, at the hllnd nmn'ustoro,
Shinnston; E. A. Wilson, Suleui; H.
W. Winter, Flemington; Bailey &
Burnsido, Benson; B. F. Stout, Quiet
Dell; Lewis & Queen. Johntown t.nd
Hockford; Goo. B. Patton .t Co.,
Craigmoor.
Tho above 25 ag?'itls to be adver
tised so long as liu v ?*|| 1 d_.z pir
? y?wr at retail, at our ooutraul |>ru-<\
Che advertising to ci mm- when solil
for less than SI per l>ottle.
Dr. L. A Datidsox,
28 WratMilford, W. Vm
?ifeVi-V"!-?.";
the circuit o
the Unit Moi
Jacob Hill
Bamilson, t
oeryaodupo
The object of t
andtbeoostiofi
tain good*,, -maw
tl... estate Of the
OD bj tlte at tacl
U
ro. the
Swiger, administrators ortlie estate of
Glias Swiger, deceased, whose acoounts
irebeforeme for settlement, I have up
my office in the town of*^arkrtrarg;
Harrison county, West Virginia, for te?
moving proof of debts or demands
against said decedent or his estate; -
Given under my hand as Commis
sioner of Accounts for Harrison tfountv^
State of West Virginia, this 22d day: of
June, 1808. Jims N. David,
IW-Ot Commissioner of Accounts*1
The Clarksburg fair.
The Clarksburg Fair -will 'be
held Tuesday, Wednesday ahd
Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd and
24th. The grounds are beauti
fully located and supplied -with
all the conveniences for the com
fort and pleasure of exhibitors
and visitors. There will be mu
sic each day bv the First Rcgl
inent Band. The programroe'of
amusement consists of mule Sad
pony races, climbing greased
pole, greased hog-race, and sdl
the latest novelties and attrac
tions that pertain to a first-clas
fair. The society has provide
a large number of horse racei
among which are a free-for-all
pace, a free-for-all-trot, and three
running races. The speed ex
hibition will be particularly in
teresting as the track has been
graded and put in a good condi
tion. Every one should see tlie
fruit, floral and vegetable dis
plays, the hundreds of useful
and ornamental articles in the
ladies' department, and the grand,
parade of premium stock. Let
every one come to the Fair tbis
year and make it the greau
re-union and meeting of friend
of Harrison and adjoining *
ties ever witnessed.
Admission, Twenty-Five-C
Children, Fifteen cts. X'-|
Excursion Rates
Railroads. 35-t
Strong nerves, sweet sleep,
petite, healthy digestion, and.
pnre blood, ore .given by Ho
sparilla.
LA GRIPPK.
During the prevalence of the (
the punt season it was a noticeable ?
i that tl'osa who depended upon
Kiug'n Now Discovery, not only *?"
speody r.'covcry, bnt escapod oft
t iiblcsomo after effects ot the ]
T'"i? remedy seem* to have ? :
power in effecting rapid enres j
in ca?e? of La Onppe,bntin*U.
of the throat, eheatand lungs, a
cured (Amis of asthma and bay ?
longstanding. Tiyitandbeo'
It won't disappoint Free tj
at Clayton & Dent's.
?
if:-.': Mi, sSHr.'S-i-'- "Sum
jy.cw ^
commbh grounds schools of every
other character of Jike grade in
unequal contest in favor of the
Public dchools as has been attest
ed in Mass. and Nv f. recently,
atfd :
;Wh*rbab, The duty and re
sponsibility of bringing them to
a= higher, standard., of efficiency
and thoroughness devolves direct
.roate unit in the administration
of ?;this ? system pf free -public
schools to the needs aHd demands
of our great commonwealth,
Bk It RSsolvkd :???
.First?Tlint we cheerfully en
dorse the Teachers Institute as a
growing power for the cultivation
of the social and pedagogic quali
ties of the teacher.
' Second?That in view of the
fact tha^there are several grades
of teachers in each county, we.
recommend some mode of classifi
" ' ' >' J'Vj ' i>*? ' i
tfatioh in tliei work of these In-,
stitutes so',tha?we may better
^.he instruction. to the indi
-jI teacher and make the labor
tiblnstructor less difficult.. ...
p^ggjble the
- T j-i_ 1' U '1
Institute b
.ofFcoole
a\J UIVUX
6 relieve <tlie Instructor,
rnbiirrassment compulsory
attendance stamps in the face of
many teachers'.
" Fourth?That in our opinion a
Tack of funds to provide, for a
more thorough county supervision
18' a serious impediment to the
progress of bur schools and that
we recommend some legislative
modification of the present sys
tem .to secure this needed reform.
: Fifth?That au alarming lack
of local, county, and State pride
in West Virginia is manifest in
most parts of our State, and that
we recommend as an effective
means of counteracting this seri
ous fault a longer tenure of office
to the teacher, a more uniform
gradation of salaried throughout
the State, and a uniform system
of examinations in which all
questions are prepared by the
-State Superintendent of schools.
Seventh?That we recommend
a more thorough Teachers Read
ing course, and witli it a Teacher's
Library in every District?not
sub-district? of each county,
books to be provided by the fol
lowing means :
(1.) Each teacher to contribute
one book annually and to regard
himself a soliciting agent to se
cure others.
? (2.) Tho Board of Education to
set apart anuually $25 for (this
purpose to be expended by a com
mittee'of teachers, 2 from the
?district, with the Co. Supt. as
chairman.
? (8.) That asmallportion of the
Ireducible School' Fund be set
apart for the sahie purpose.
-Eighth?That we recommend
that 6ach' teacher inaugurate an
effort to provide his individual
School with a pupils library.
Ninth?That the Teachers of
each district see that at least 5
Educational Journals be placed
i the'hands of the President of
he Board of Education and
mong these the American School
bard Journal.
Tenth?That since the surest
tteans of securing better salaries
"r. the deserving teacher is by
ovidiiig better qualified teach
- *"r our schools, we recom
that-tlie standard of eduoa
i raised in Hairison ?county
& fMp
yJGi3j'
and the standard of county '? ex
aminations ' 'raised tor comtfare: I
thereby placing a higli
uponthe work of te
essential requisite to Uv. *?vwy
tidn of the profession, to ita legiti
mate sphere in the: social Vorld.
EleventhrrThatj we recojp-'"
in the Hon. Henry<Houck, of
a consummate master ? and!
manipulator of those' qualities
and powers which are imperatives
lv t1pm9H(Ta^ in- f ? i*
, O" -wwvuwbj^?:
genial, courteous; land remarka
bly affable gentleman whom all
ments of a genuine fraternal love i
and who wiU ever have a warm
place in our hearts and a cordial
welcomed return to us either, as
friend or as Instructor; it)1 Supfc
A.hJ: Wilkinson, of Grafton Oity.
Schools, an .earnest, enthusiastic
and ready ..educator^, a vigorous
exponent -of ' the -Public ' Scho"1
system, and an'&ble and efficieu..
Instructor' whom the; teachers of
Harrison county are always glad
th:wft]p^ni^owon'? --
Rffi
identBoaier an
ojuiv-mu jtuu aggressive officer,
and" that we extend tp all these
gentlemen our hearty congratula
tions on the splendid session over
which they have presided, and
our . thanks for their' courteous
bearing and unusually'successful
management of the most satisfac
tory .and orderly Institute held
in Clarksburg for many years.
Twelveth?That our thanks be
extended to all the kind - people
of Clarksburg who have contribut
ed to our comfort and conveni
ences, and to our numbers at this
session ot the Institute, to the
Trustees of the Clarksburg Oity
Schools for the use of their school
organ; to the commissioners of
Harrison county for the use of
the court house, and to all others,
who have in any way contributed
to the success of our week's
work.
Clarksburg, IK. Va., July SI, 'OS.
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For Headache, Neuralgia and Khema. |
tism. Thirty-two (loses for Fifty
cents. Put up by
fi, J. Cribs, Druggist,
t-25.J OlarksbargTW. Va.
Mull poller Hill
Clarksburg, V/. Va..
We have recently refitted om
Mill and put in the full roller
system. Will guarantee quality
of flour made by us equal to any
manufactured in the State, 01
brought here from adjoining
States. . . %
Boiled Corn Meal,
Choice Seed .(Jats,, . ,
Corn arid Oats Chop
?? HQ
Custom Crist Work
A specialty. Satisfaction
? ? ? : j ' ' '
guaranteed. , j
Highest market price paid for
OOS1T, OATS.
We ?? buyin* wheat and payint
the hiffheit cuh pricc.
Lowhdes & Chokpkning Co..
Fresh fish oft
Poultry boug;
Your patrona
Pike Street, | <
Express, 10.-28 m; No. 601, M
Express for St Lotus,' 12:28 a. re
No. 871, Parkersb'arg Aocommc
7:S8 ft. m.; No. 047, Aeoommc
8:12 p. m. ?? ?<? . -
G0iNl>EAST.;,:.
No. 802, New Tor* Express. 5:
No. 010, Grafton Aooommodatioi
a. m.; No. 072, Grafton Aboo
tion, 0:24 p. m.; No. 604, New Y
press, 7:02 p.m.
Chas. O. ScuiiL, Gett^Pus.vi
J. T. Odell, Gen'i Manager.
O. A. ANXOK.Ag
ClaiksburgTV
On uud after Sunday May 12. trail
ran on the Monongah B. B. as foltoy
"ya1 ;jrnln ko,~ ':1|.&8
North-Bound.
Leave?Clarksburg v.. 10 45 ft 1' g
Gypsy Grove Irl8
Bhlnnstoa:; 11 81 " 8 01 J
Monongah II 88
Arrive?Fairmont 1118 O.tfM
Train Wo. .? <7?" v.-:8'6y1'0
South-Bound. a.m. p.m.ip*;
.Leave-Fairmont 7? lg J
Monongah.... 8 01 1.48 8
Shlnneton........ . 8 2s . 818M
Gypsy Grove. t 8 41 -
A rrlvcH-Qlarkaburg.0 181; 8-001 8
No?. 1,2,8, A i are pauenger tralni and
and 10 way freights. '
Wh? n traveling between Pltttbont Whs
tag, Morgan town or Fairmont andClarJ
burg. W baton. Backbannon, Parkersburr
Charleston, the,"Monongah Route" oni
the shortest and quickest line. - Gloee ec
Vs. A P. R. for all points Bast, South a
West. Ask for throush tlpkeU vie-1
Monongah Route.' f0HUGH G.BOwLw
Gea'ISnpL. MODQPiab. W. ^
ym w. ta.? piTTiBDeeau iM
^On Mdaf^Bondy
?IS
Trains leave Weston foi
atlfcSO^p^m. and B:0.V
7il0a.Vm. and 1:50 p. m.
Trains leave, Weeton-J