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' Persons looking for choice
'West Virginia lands, either tim
bered or improved, will tind it to
their advantage to correspond
"with P. I. Lynch, Craigmoor, W.
Ta. . 18tf.
K We have just printed a lot of
new blank warranty deeds, with
'he new form of acknowledgment,
"hey are printed on triple extra
white bond paper, and they have
S superior in the State. Each
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lozen, 60 cts., bv mail. tf
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] pared to make
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thousands are taking advantage ot.
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Bus Line and Express
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Splendid conveyances to' meat
all trains.
Passengers called for in any
part of the city.
Elegant carriages for weddings,
funerals, &c.
AccidentsUnheari Of.
Only careful drivers employed.
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QTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
O , ?r-'
tfcBnles held in the clerk's offioe of
cinrnitcourt<? ^rrisnnoountyon
MrtlNtndlDgud"in^bariiieM
in the firm n*me of Eiobengreen k
The object of this suit is to obtain ?
deans against the uld named defend
anta for the sum of (1,183.64 with inter
eat thereon and the eoata of thla suit
and that certain goods, mercliandiae and
property the eatate of the aaid defend
anta levied on by the attachment iaanad
in thia oase, may be sold for said debt;
that Abe Samilson and 8. Heyman be
enjoined from proaeouting their oertain
amtaat lav in aaid court against 8.
Uamilaon, and that the attachments
issued therein be qnaahed and declared
nnll and void.
' And it appearing from an affidavit fil
ed in the papera of thia cause that the
defendants 8, Samilson, 8. D. Samilson,
and 8. Heyman are not reaidenta of this
State, it is ordered, that they appear
here within one month after the date of
the first publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their
interest in said snit.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of July, 189!).
HENBY HAYMOND,
Clerk.
Stuabt k Lawbox, Attorneys.
85-:t.
gTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At rales beld in the olerk's office on
the circuit court of Harrison oonnty of
the first Monday in July, 1803.
Jooob Meyer, Samuel E. Beinhard,
Mannie J. Meyer and Isaac J. Mey
er, oo-partners trading a? Meyer,
Bunbard & Oo. vs 8. JL>. Samilson,
trading as S. Samilson, S. Samilson,
H. D. Samilson, Abe Samilson,
Meyer Samilson and 8. Heyman.
In ohanoery and upon an attach
ment
Tbe object of this suit ia to obtain a
decree against the defendants for the
sum of $034.25 with interest thereon and
the costs of (his suit, and that certain
goods, merchandise and property, the
estate of the said defendants levied on
by the attachment issued in this case
msy be sold for said debt; that Abe
Samilson and 8. Herman be restrained
from proseouting their certain nations
at-)aw in said court against 8. Samilson
and that tbe attaobmenta issued therein
bo quashed and doolared null and void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in tbe papers of thia cause, that
the defendants, 8. D. Samilson, trading
as S. Samilson, 8. Sa-ulson, 8. D.
Samilson and 8. Heyman are not resi
dents of tbis State, it is ordered that
they do appear Here within one mouth
after the date ot the first publication of
thin order, ami do what is necessary to
protect their interests in said suit
Given under my hand thia 10th day ot
July, 1808. Hmmx Haymond, Clerk.
Cuftord ? UrETtnr,
83-4t Attorneys.
t
TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Boles held in the clerk's office of
the circuit court of Harrison county on
the'flrst Monday in Inly. 1803.
SolomonGinsbeiy and 8.Baker partners
trading and doing business as Baker
k Ginsbery vs. 8. Samilson, S. D.
8amilson, Abe Samilson and S. Hey
man, In chaaoery and upon an at
tachment. I
The object of this .
and the aosts o
tain goods,: ing ...
the estate of the said defendants levi&
on by the attachment issued in this case,
may De sold for said debt, that Abe
Samilson, and d, Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their oertain actions
at law in said oonrtagainst8. 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 S. 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 the
date of the first publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in said suit
Given under my hand this 10th day
of July, 1803.
HENRY HAYMOND,
85-41. Clerk.
gTATE OP WEST VIRGINIA
At Rules hold in the clerk's office of
the circuit oourt of Harrison oounty on
the first Monday in July 1803.
Robinson W. Gator, Wm. J. H. Waters.
William Pagau, J. McKinney White,
Frank P. Gator and James H. tu
tor. co-partners trading as Arm
strong Cator & Co. vs. S. Samilson,
S. D. Samilson, Abo Samilson and
S. Heyman, In chanoery and upon
an attachment.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
decree against the said named defend
ants for tue sum of $201.SO with inter
terest thereon and the costs of this suit,
and that certain goods, merchandise and
property, the estate of the said delend
ants levied on by the attachment issued
In the case may be sold for suid debt,
that Abe Samilson and S. Heyman be
perpetually enjoined from proseouting
their certain suits in said oourt against
S. Samilson, and 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
the defendants, S. Samilson,S.D. Samil
son and S. Heyman are not residents of
this State, it is ordered, that they ap
pear here within one month after the
date of the first publication of this order
Cunningham Bros. * Co.. Clark
bur*' W. Hor>T Lost Cr??k:Perine
k Davis, Good Hope; G. W. Morri
son, Mt Clare;Francis Bros., Wil
sonburg;0. A.bbeeby, P. M., Bridge
port; Bargain 8tore,Jamsville,J. C.
Bartlett A Co.. West Milford; Mike
Dolan, Wolf Snmmit: L. L. Bailey,
Reynoldsville; Mrs. W. B. Stephens,
Sycamore Dale, R. S. Ogden, Hard is;
K A. Wilson, Salem ;Morgan & Earl.
Respect; Griffin Bros.,Cherry Camp;
A. J. Kincaid, Brown's Mills; H. G.
Post, East End, Clarksburg; West
Fork Coal & Coke Co.. Furnnm;
F. H. Wiloo* 4 Co., Wyatt; Mrs.
Tib Jarrett, at the blind man's store,
Shinnston; E. A. Wilson, Salem; H.
W. Winter, Flemington; Bailey &
Burnside, Benson;R.F. Stout,Quiet
Dell; Lewis k Qneen, Johntowi, afid
Itockford; Geo. B. Patton k Co.,
Craigmoor.
The above 23 agents to be ntU'er
tised so long as tli?y sell I ilira per
tvear at retail, at our uftuttin-T jxrire
The advertising to cea??- wlirn coiil
for less than per Iwiltln.
Dr. L. A. Davidson,
23 WestMiUord,.W. Ya,
At Bales bald in
tbe circuit oonrt of I
tb? first Monday in July,
Jacob Hillman, Jacob
Nathan Hosier
doing business
Hillman, Horowitz
Samilson, 8. T
Samilson and 8.
oery and npon an I
Tbe object of this suit is t
decree against the del end J
snm of $177.90 with inti
and tbe uosts of this suit, and that cer
tain soods. merchandise and property,
the estate of the said defendants levied
on by tbe attachment issued in this
case may be sold for said debt,that Abe
Samilson and 8. Heyman be restrained
from prosecuting their oertain. sctions
at law in said court against S. Samilson,
and that the attachments issued therein
bo quashed and declared noil and void.
And it appearing from an* affidavit
filed in tbe papers of this oause. that
tbe defendants, 8. Similson, 8.0. Simil
son snd 8. Heyman, are not residents
of this State, it is ordered, that tbey
appear here within one month after the
date of the first publication of this or
der and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in said suit.
Oiven under my hand this 13th day
of July, 1898.
HENBY HAYMOND,
Clerk.
L. 0. XiAwsoN, Attorney.
8S-4L
gTATE OF WEST YHtQINlA
At Bules held in the clerk's office of
the oircuit oonrt of Harrison1 county on
tbe first Monday in Jnly, 1898.
Joseph Berney, 8si ' ~
bilip Berney, t
nsiness as Berney ]
D. Samilson trading as 8."8Mntlson,
S. Ssmilsoo, Meyer Samilson and
8. Heyman, In chancery and upon
an attachment
Theobjeotof this suit is to obtain a
decree against the defendant* for tbe
sum of $410.98 with interest thereon,
and tbe ousts of this suit, and. that oer
tain goods, merchandise andj property,
tbe estate of tbe said defendants levied
on by the attachment issused in this
case, may be sold for said debt, that
Abe Samilson, snd S. Hayman be re
strained from prosecuting their certain
aotious at luw in said court against 8.
Samilson, und that tbe attachment*
issued therein, be quashed and declared
null and void.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in tbe papers of the cause that the
defendants S. D. Samilson trading as
8. Samilson,S.Samilson, 8. D. Sawuson
and S. Heyman are not residents of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the date of
tbe first publication of this order, and
do what is neoessary to protect their in
terests in said suit
Oiven under my band this 10th day
of July, 1808.
HENBY HAYMOND,
Clerk.
Clifford * Sfebbt, Attorneys.
e]t
710 Town of Clark:
water rent
711J N David servioes
712 Leroy Rollins services
as constable
713 W P Camp (use W R
Alexander) services as
coroner pro tem
714 WP Camp ser as j p
(from justices flnesi
71fi IN Bornslde same
716 S W Gordon services as
spec comr for arrest
717 w P Camp services as
(from justices fines)
718 M G Sperry ser as coun
sel for H co
719 J I Alexander jailors
fees
720 8 0 Denham services
dep s H Co
721 Same witness fees
722 ClarkBburg Telegram
Coprlntlng blanks
<23 G H Hill prin Rom sch
d & b, clothing, &c fur
nished pupils
724 W W Cork keeping p
b, &c
726 Clayton & Dent drugs
for poor
726 H L Wells same
727 Wells& Haymaker sm'e
<28 A J Evans, M D, med
att to poor
729 8u8nn D Ho?T, MD sm'e
730 L D Frum same
731 JB Smith same
732 A 0 Flowers same
5 ? MorKan Same
(34 N Peck same
73"' R B Sibley same
736 Wilson Queen same
737 Mrs W W Cork sewing
for poor
738 J SI Boggess & Son
Er?v?ancl mdso for poor
i39 G B Patton & Co same
740 Lewis & Queen nurse '
for poor
741 L C Queen nursing p'r
742 Lewis & Queen prov
and md*e for poor
743 J N Conley same
744 L B Tetrick &Bro same
74"> Garrett Bros same
746 CarolineHardmansm'e
747 T Patton same
748 E R Davis & Bro hard
ware for p h
749 J as V Bradford coal for
r>r
R Alexander same
701 is K Stout same
762 Richard Pike same
763 J D Blair ser aa o p
7J4 RHaymond same
7M?,?g3keeplnjM11
766 John Epperson keep
ing Mary Dean
767 A iteed (nse H F Crias)
?? grave for p
768 X* a. Martin conveying
pauper to p h
759 A 0 Brooke same
7t>ii Duncan Bunnell (use J
J McLain) nursing I
Peering
761 Chas Brown same, &c
7t>2 J j -McLain boarding
1 Deering
763 11L Weils drugs for n'r
7a4 ur S Peek med atten
to poor
$ 21,388 79
A copy teste:
P. M. Long, Clerk.
lie following orders were,
awn on the teachers fund for
aching.:
J. E. Law, first month.... (30 00
" 2d.month 30 00
u 3d month 80 00
" 4th month 80-00
Charles Bussey 1st month. 80 00
" 2nd month. 80 00
" " 3d month.. 80 00
" 4th month. 30 00
Rosa Ogden, 1st month... 30 00
" 2nd month... 30 00
" 3d month.... 30 00
4th month... 30 00
F. J. Pepper, 1st month... 30 00
2nd month.. 30 00
3d month... 30 00
4th month.. 30 00
H. O. Robinson, 1st month 30 00
" 2nd month 30 00
3d mouth. 30 00
" 4th month 30 00
Mary Robinson, 1st month. 30 00
2nd month 30 00
3d month. 30 00
4th month 30 00
Jennie Williams,1st month 80 00
" 2nd month 80 00
" 8dmonth. 80 00
" 4th month 30 00
W. 0. Perine, 1st month.. 30 00
2nd month. 30 00
3d month... 30 00
4th month.. 30 00
Ettie Pepper, 1st month.. 30 00
2nd month.. 80 00
3d month... 30 00
4th month... 30 00
Cora Randolph, 1st month 30 00
" 2nd month 30 00
" 3d month. 30 00
" 4th month 30 00
Sussie Ritter, 1st month.. 30 00
" 2nd month 30 00
" 3d month. 30*00
" " 4th month 30 00
Sussie Mills, 1st month. 28 00
" " 2nd month. 28 00.
" 3d month.. 2S 00
" " 4th month. 28 00
Amy Keesy, 1st month. 28 00
" " 2nd month. 28 00
" 3d month.. 28 00
?i" " 4th month.. 28 00
ggie W. Davis, 1st mon. 28 00
" 2nd " 28 00
28*00
3rd month.. 28 00
4th month.. 28 00
Alice H. Payne 1st month. 28 00
2d month. 28 00
" 3d month. 28 00
" 4tli month 28 (0
Ethel B. Davis, 1st month. 28 00
" 2nd month 28 00
" 3d month.. 28 00
" " 4th month. 28 00
Sheriff H. C. use Union dis
trict for transferred pu'ls $29 93
Sherift H. C. use of Union
dis. for transferred pupils 31 40
ORDERS DRAWN ON THE BUILDING
FUND :
Silas Hoff, D. S. H. C. dis
count allowed tnx-payers
at Oct.collection 1890-'91 13 63
Sheriff H. C.use Union dis.
for transferred pupils.. 2 74
S. J. Ritter for black board 4 00
Hudson School Furniture
Co. for furniture 4 72
E. B. Robinson, freight on
on furniture and deliver
ing same 51 SO
T. J. CofFman, Sec. an. rep. 10 00
Sidney Hayraond, coal 6 60
E. B. Robinson, coal S 50
E. L. Dennison, coal 6 00
Amos Conaway, clean'g lot 1 00
B. F. Davisson, scrubbing
house 1 50
A. M. Morris, coal 7 50
E. B. Robinson, repairs and
hauling 13 00
J. T. Goodwin paint'g roof 5 00
G. Payne, coal 4 80
T. H. Williams, mdse 82
J. V. Carter, coal ? 10 00
W. B. Carpenter, coal and
mdse 10 63
W. M. Dennison, coal 6 50
T.J.Williams, glass 50
J. G. Bumgardner, setting
up school desks 20 50
D. W. Boggess, coal $14.00
mdse $4.04 18 04
Charles Lanham, coal 6 00
Robert Armor, coal 10 00
M. J. Holden, coal 11 00
J. W. Harbert, repairs.... 31 00
N. Keesy, repairs 3 50
A. J. Varner,coal, 6 00
A. F. Dennison, coal 1 00
W. J. Xuaum, sundries 2 25
James A. Lewis, sundries 55
J. E. Barnes, repairs...... 5 00
A. Flint,- coal 1 50
/O.RKS
JlWITH
R B. Kuhn, mdse 1 85
A. J. Flint, coal 7 60
Garrett Bros., mdse 5 65
0. S. Dennison scrubbing 1 00
T.H.Furno, grate & damp'r 1 00
P.M.Long, recording deeds 2 50
H. O. Robinson, janitor.. 8 00
Martha V. Goldsmth, " 8 00
Noah Furno, " 8 00
G. T. Strother, " '8,00
WirtE. Dennison, " 8 00
J. E. Law, " 8 00
Samuel Davis, '' 9 00
Omer S. Dennison, " 8 00
Fidelia Hall, '? 8 00
J. F. Harbert, " 9 00
K. 0. Ice, " 5 08
Ira Gain, . " 8 00
MinterFox, " 8 00
Albert Haney, " 8 00
Arthur Robinson, " 8 00
Harvey O. Ford, " 8 00
P. F. Randolph, mdse 3 10
Thomas Hendrickson. haul
ing coal 50
A. M. Hursey painting and
repairs 17 72
P. F. Randolph, painting 55 00
Wm. Corwin, sundries 1 05
J. R Flint, repairs. 1 25
Johnathan Williams, jan'r 8 00
T. J. Coffman, mdse 3 20
SheriffH.Q.,use Uiiion dis.
; fori transferred pupils. .. 4 02
Rufus Raymond, PreL B'd 0 00
Sanford Nuzum, Com. i B'd 6 00
J. M. Morris, Oom'r Board 6 00
T. J. Coffman, Sec. Board. 15 00
Rufus Haymond, Pres.
T. J. Coffman, Sec.
State of West Virginia. County of
Harrison, 88.:
1, Alford Rogers, a Notary Pub
lic in and for the aforesaid county
do certify that Rufus Haymond,
President of the Board of Educa
tion of Ten Mile district and T.
J. Coffman, Secretary of said
Board personally appeared before
me and made oath that the fore
going is an itemized statement
showing all moneys disbursed by
said Board within the school year
ending June 30,1893.
Subscribed and Bworn to before
me this 17tli day of July, 1893.
Alford Rogers, N. P.
A Specific!
oeuta. Put up by
mm
Hull poller Hill
Clarksburg, W. Va.
We have recently refitted oui
Mill and put in the full rollei
system. Will guarantee quality
of flour made by us equal to any
manufactured in the State, oi
brought here from adjoining
States.
Bolted Corn Meal,
Choice Seed- Oats,
Corn and Oats Chop
Custom Grist Work
A specially. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Highest market price paid fo?
WHEAT,
COIEeiLT, OATS.
We are buying -wheat and payint
the highest cash price.
Lowndes & Chorpening Co..
mw & E0]
Fresh-fish on sale.'
Poultry bought. '
Tour patronage so
Pike Street, | CTaksl
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Ing. Morgimluwii nr Fairmont nnif Clark!
burg, Weston. Buokbannon. Parksrsbnrgor
Charleston, the ?' Monongah Route " ofltas
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Va. 4 J>. R. B. for all points Bast, South and
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On and after Sunday; May II, ISOM!*'*
seuger Trains will run as follows: 'Dally,
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Trains leave Weston for Bnokhannon
at 19:20 p. m. and 5:05 p. m-tad re
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Leave Buokbannon tor Piokeniat
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