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you get On
nation Tuesday. | ;Y:" Jr
Miss Allie Hoover returned
tome Monday evening from a
month's visit to Phjlippi.
Miss Iva Randolph . left here
Tuesday for the World's Pair.
Miss. Cora Randolph came
home from Market Monday. She
has been teaching1 music in that
vicinity for some time;
George W. Randolph is having
the foundation laid for a large
building near the College, which
will be for rent, to students who
I wish to board themselves, or for
small families. Such accommoda
I tions are in great demand here
I Just now. C. E.
Shlnnston.
The only child of Albert Sapp,
a bright boy of eight years,died on
I Monday of diphtheria.
W. B. Wilkinson and daughter
are visiting relatives at StClairs
I ville, Ohio.
I ' Elmore Wells has been doing
some first-class work at the Odd
Fellows'Cemetery in the. way of
monuments and grave stones.
The first bicycle owned here,
arrived last week. It belongs to
Everald Whiteman. He rode on
it once. . With the exception "of
three or four broken spokes and
I other trifling damages, the trial
I trip was a success.
I Bates .Davis accompanied his
mother to Webster Springs last
week.
John Sapp was bitten i>y a cop
perhead snake a few weeks ago
J and has had a very serious time
of it since, but is now considered i
out of danger. i
Geo. F. Randall is making ex
tensive improvements on his
already handsome residence.
Mrs. Alice Ohorpening, of
Clarksburg, Miss Pleasie McOord,
of Clark, and the (free) silver
tongued Populist Barney Tetrick,
of Marion county, were among the
"strangers within our gates" this
week.
-Large shipments of V <Ai
lambs haye;beenmadeuf
station this summer and .?l8
are complaining' bitterly about
low prices. It is said that one of
our Democratic shippers failed to
realize enough on a car load>of
lambs to bring him home from
Nqw York. Of course "its all on
account of the tariff."
West Milford.
V. L. and F. E. Highland, of
ynur city, spent Sunday with
their parents.
Misses Lillie Ward and Lillie
Dew who have been visiting rela
tives in this place, have returned
to Weston.
Dr. L. A. Davidson, H. F.
Smith, and G. L. Bartlett left for
the World's Fair on Thursday.
C. B. Highland, of Red Fork.
Arkansas, is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Highland.
Dr. W.F.Swisher was in Buck
hannon on Sunday.
E. G. Smith, of Clarksburg,
visited his parents the first of the
week.
Mrs. S. D. Hoff has returned
from Chicago. Rexford.
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The best salve in the world for onts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains,
oprus, and all akin eruptions, and posi
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfao
''?U' money Price 2J5 cents
per bo*. For sale by Clayton &
uent _ 12-ly
?40 gont?wo
iaffering
and woman's
HHP
wm; a tools ?ta? tariontei
attempt the passage of t
ilantic alone on a visit
[mother. Theskiffis'bu?
| long. Paulsen is an t
Captain Andrews and his- w-..
dory. He proposes to follov
different route from that hithc
taken by such experima
Instead of striking for ,
Azores, he will follow the nor
ern course, directly in the -w
of the trans-Atlantic steam1'"
He does not expect to take
visipns enough to last th
the trip, but will rel/on ot
ing fresh supplies from the* ve
sels, which he hopes to m$e
the voyage. He started on .
20.
Old Sajinen.
Old superstitions respet
[ the wedding garments run th
Married in white,
You have chosen all right
Married in gray,
You will go far away;
Married in black, .
You will wish youftelf bic6V:
Married in red, .Jf|
You will wish yourself dead;
Married in green, ,
Ashamed to be seen;
Married in blue.
You will always be true;,y;t
Married in pearl,
You will live in a whirl; :i
' Married in yellow,
Asnamed of the fellow; ;
Marrried in Brown,
You will live out of town;;
Married in pink, .' 1
Your spirits will sink. |
The dreaded cholera has at
appeared in this country. r
The Karamnia, a ve
Italy, is now in quarant
has developed seventeen. c(
far among its passeng
Jenkins, health officer,
clared the disease a mild:
ma
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mydear." ? v
"I !kuew |gg3pu|!
had taken a meal thir
thing.
Murder-will out
"What's happened, my.'de
??SVio nrritAD tViat. cVio'c Ann
"She writes that sheVroiu..,
here with her six childreri'to'sta;
until fall."?New York News.
Ella?What makes yon th
he loves yon? Did he say so?
Ida?No; but he huggedisnt
That is a round-about way of
letting me know it.
THE LATEST I
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New YnnK, Mojjdat, Acq. 81,1898.
QUOTATIONS Or BXZVZ8.
Extra...? W 15 @ 5 25
Good to prime...... 4 80 @ 8 00
Fair to good 4 60 & 4 80
Common to medium .... 8 20 @ 4 50
Texans and Colorados.... 8 15 ? 4 40
Oxen and stags 2 60 @ 4.80
Balls and dry oo-ws 1 B0 @ 8 85
Avorage to-day, estimated 4 55 @
Extreme range of prioes.. 8-20? 8 25:
Good to prime steers sold one year
ago at $4 904545 20; the average prioe
was estimated at>$4 05.
BEEVES ? Beoeipts for two days
were 201 cars, or 4.200 head, includ
ing 50 ears for export alive, 120 cars di
rect to slaughterers and 82 cars for the
market The trading was slow and'
feeling dull, but common to medium
cattle ruled at 10? 15a per 100 lbs high
er, while prime to choice was barel'
steady. y.
SHEEP AND LAMBS?Receipts for
two days 58 cars, or 12,158 head. .40 cars'
for the market and 9 cars consigned di
rect to butchers. Market a trifle higher
for common sheep, but steady for good;
lambs a little more active and jo. higher
on all kinds. Sheep sold at $2.25@$4
per 100 tb for poor to good; few export
wethers at 85; lambs at $3.50@$5.50 for
oommon to choice, /
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BENT BY MAIL. Of) RtCUPT Of BO CT*. ;
J. T. Goodwin & Co.,
FOR SALE BY
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$500 Reward I
WE will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Srspepda,
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Oonstlpa
tntion or Costiveness we cannot aure
with Weft'sVegetableLiverPills, when
tliu directions are striotly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and never
fail to give satisfaction. Sugar ooated.
Large boxes, oontaining 80 Pills, 185
oents. Beware of counterfeits and -imi
tations. The gennine manufactured
only by the John C. West Company.
Chicago, HL For sale' "
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1 Bros., druggists, Clarksburg, W^.Ta..
dot. Burton Des
Charles Despord, Laura Goff
nd rnd D. L Deapard.
ol this suit is to subjeot
the following named tracts or paroels of
land together with others,* situated iu
- - f" "Trginia, toaale
l) fond, to-wit:
_ parcel of laud
situated on Stutter's Fork, in Harrison
District, county of Harrison and bound
, ed generally aa follows: On the South
I byT&ndsof W. P. Htutler, on the East
by lands of J. P. Curry and Stephen
Btutler; on the North by J. McConkey,
1 and on the West by "Walter Farris and
oontaining about'sixty-nine acres ;olso
another traot in said District and ooun
and adjoining the above named tracts
id bounded generally as follows by
?odaof J. P. Ourty, W. N. Bailey,
Walter Farris and \V.VP. Btutler and
containing about thirty-nine acres, the
first of said tracts clai med to have been
sold by Burton Deapard in his lifetime
to said William N. Bailey and others
and the last traot olaimed to have been
_'_U -rv_ S i n m-.i
John W. -Hursfc K ?.
. Lehoben Asb. Esom
sold tar said Despsrd to said W. P. Stut
; lorond: the purchase money iu each
case olaimed not to have been paid to
| said Deapard by either said .
WpSMffligl
en pai(
Bailey or
therefore
having been
made that said defendants D. It Des
card and D. L. Despard are non-resi
,1 ,i?h 0f tliis State, the said defendants
-^nired to appear here within one
month after date of the first publication
of this order, and do what is neoessary
protect their interest in this suit
-'"is ordered that a oopy of this
published onoe a week for font
e weeks in some newspaper
ablishedin Harrison oounty, and be
?ted at the front door of the oourl
ouse of said oounty for thirty days be'
are decree js rendered.
! Given under my htad this 10th day
if August, 1898.
mm HENBY HAYMOND,
r , Clerk,
Lbwis C. Lawson.
Counsel for State. 89-4t
"oim oe p'dblioation.
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v, ' !' ; State of West Virginia:
Atxules.held in the clerk's offioe ol
;he circuit court of Harrison county.on
the first Monday in August 1803.
Edward Murray ys. Myrah H Camden,
MarthaM. Sommers, DoraE Bams
burg, Robert M Bamsburg, Gene
vieve BTgParr, A. D.'Parr, Wilson
L. Camden. John J. Davis and T.
B. Camden, trustees, and Charles
rlitWi Lynch, administrator ds bonii
administrator d? bortii
j^)fG> D.Camden, deceased. In
I. The object ol the above suit is for the
a of enforcing the Specific con
P tnn Itmivooanna nf Ion/1 TCMHM
?ng from an affidavit
?> papers of said cause thrt
mte Dora E. Bamsburg, Bob
llbaXKuuenevteve B. Parr,
EoMegnttoTftta
Clerk v
'theflrst Monday in August, 1898. ' ?n
bos. Miller, Trustee. )
The object of this suit is for the pur
Me of^oompeUing said defendant
liomas Miller, trustee, to convey the
legal tiUeveeted in him, to a traot of
^putfiOacrM of land lying on Book
rinmn In anil nnnntw ?A _l.l_i.-n.
0 acres, of land lying on Bock
...in and oounty, to said plaintiff.
it appearing from an affidavit filed
ith thapapersln this cause that the
. _ jfendant Thomas Miller, is a non-resi
dent of this State, it is ordered that said
I defendantis herfby required to appear
ritbin one month after the date of the
irst publication of this order, and do
rhat is neoessary to protect his interest
Hthis cause.
Given under my hand this 7th day of
August, 89^jlDfEY nAjj,0ln)j (jierit,
iff. Habmeb, Oonngel. 89-4t
y virtue of a decree rendered in the
???uit oonrt of Harrison oounty, in the
^oase of Edwin Maxwell executor, ia,
and others vs. William P. Stutler, I
Shall, on the
13TH DAY OF SEPT., 1898,
sell at publio auction to the highest bid
der; at the front door of the oourt house
of Harrison oounty, a traot of 80 acres
8 rods and 89 poles of land situated on
Elias atutier's Bun, in Harrison coun
ty, for sufficient cosh in hand to pay the
oosts of suit and expenses of sale and
?the residue on a credit of 0. 12 and 18
months, with interest from day of sale,
taking from the pnrohaser notes with
good personal seourity and retaining a
Ren on the land sold as a further securi
' Com'r.
I, Henrr Haymond clerk of the circuit
court of Harrison county, do certify that
Edwin Maxwell has given bond as re
?If ISfe HAYMOM?,0"18
I Clerk.
August 8, 1898. 39-4t
" By virtue of a decree rendered in the
circuit court of Harrison oonnty in the
case.of Edwin Maxwell, executor. Ac.,
and others, vs. Minor C. Bailey, and
others, I shall on the
1STH DAY OF SEPTEMBEB, 1898,
adl at publio auotion to the highest
bidder, at the front door of the oourt
finnaa nt TTatvfann nrninfn ? u..i _? n ? ?
Harrisonoounty,^H ulHT .
Bun, one of the head waters of Kinche
loe cwek, for sufficient cash in hand to
payjflie oosts of suit and expenses of
l sale and the residue on a credit of 6 12.
and 18 months, with interest from the
further security for the deferred nav
I meuta. EDWIN MAXWELL,
_ ? Com'r.
i * Haymond clerk of the circuit
August 8,1898
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Made a
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Tools,
Plows
Timothy, Clover, Orchard, Kentucky Blue- Grass, Engl
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Boots
Wll be pleased to have you call and E:
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Water,
Pipe, .
Brass and
Iron
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