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ils and Pimples
Give Warning.
UNFAILING SIGN THAT
JURE IS APPEALING
When Nature is overtaxed, she has
her own way of giving notice that assist
ance is needed. She does not ask for
help until it is impossible to get along without
it. Boils and pimples are an indication thAt
the system is accumulating impurities which
I must be gotten rid of ; they art* an urgent appeal for assistance
a ?a warning that can not safely be ignored.
To nejflect to purify the blood at this
means more than the annoyance of painful boils and
'ttsightly pimples. If these impurities are allowed to
ffwin the system succumbs to any ordinary illness, and is
viable to withstand the many ailments which are so
vjpreTalent during spring and summer.
Mm. L. Gentile, 2004 Second Avenue, Seattle. Wash ,
fsjs: " I was atHioted for a low time with pimples, which
ir*re very annoying, as they disfigured my face fearfully.
After using many other remedies in vain. S S. S. promptly
And thoroughly cleansed my blood, and now I rejoice in {
M good complexion, which I never had before."
Capt. W. II. Dunlap, of the A. O. S.
R. R.f Chattanooga. Tenn., writes:
?? Several boils and carbuncles broke out upon me, causing
great pain and annoyance. My blood seemed to be in
a riotous condition, and nothing I took seemed to do
I any good. Six bottles of S. S. S. cured me completely
I anu my blood haa been perfectly pure ever since,"
8. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
_ Is the best blood remedy, because it is purely vegetable
-and the onlv one that is absolutely free from potn?h and mercurv. It
promptly tmritfes the blood and thoroughly cleanses tho system, buijds up
tbe general health and strength. It cures Scrofula, Eczenin. Cancer, Rheuma*
tism. Tetter. Doils, Sores, etc., by going direct to the cause of tho trouble and
forcing out all impure blood.
t Books free to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Some Short State Squibs
Clipped from the Many Live Ex
changes that Reach our
Office.
"Wheeling will build a new crema
tory.
Murtinsburg Herald has llopi>cd
from Freer to White.
Piedmont schools have been broken
op by an epidemic of measles.
Political lines are not drawn in ap
proaching Grafton election.
Meeting (if the directors of pro
posed Pittsburg, Wheeling & C011
nellsville railroad was held in Wheei
ag .Saturday.
Organized effort is being marie by
Ohio county property owners to have
assessment reduced.
Moundsvllle oilers 8100,000 to tiie
-western terminus of tlie Pittsburg.
Connellsviilc & Wheeling railroad.
Tile stone masons have about com
pleted tiie foundation for the large
vault of the Tygart's Valley Hank at
Philippi.
L. I'. Robinson, of I'hilippi. who
purchased tiie llanirick Ktnbalming
Patent at the administrator's sale,
has sold the same to Pittsburg parties.
Master William Jenkins, son nf Col.
Maner Jenkins, of Piedmont, foil and
broke liis left arm above tiie elbow
while performing on 'traveling rings'
in a gymnasium.
The Clay county Hoard of Health
has quarantined against tlie roads
from the east Into that county. Tills
was done to (,'iiard against small-pox
infection from Webster county.
Jfo intoxicants will lie allowed sold
at the Webster Springs tiie coming
summer. It will lie a long "dry" spell
to the visitor'waiting for the wagon.'
Hubert Itaymond Patterson left
Piedmont 14years ago for Leadville.
CoL. to work In thesllver mines, since
-which time no word has been received
from hi in.
The county court of ltaudolpli coun
ty has decided to appropriate }i!.noo
for the site of the new court house
and jail in Wees' addition, in Klkins,
Ex-Senator Henry I'avis and Sena
tor Stephen I!. Klkins offered free
sites, but the Wees location, overlook
ing the town, was decreed the most
eligible.
\ Mlllil?orn Cough
Easily yields to the power of Itun- j
sen's PineTarCough Honey. It mas-|
ters the cough when all others rail,
and cures la grippe, pneumonia and
lunfr affections, 1 on should (five Han
sen's Pine Tar Cough llonev a
thoruoRli trial and you will lie pleased
wtth the results. Twenty-live and
fifty cents. It. J. Criss. 17-1 m.
Wilsohburg Waters.
Small-pox is alxiut all you hear talk
ed of here now.
lir. Imwson has been at Wheeling
since last week attending Ills son
Bruce who 1$ not expected to live, He
has typhoid fever.
On account of the bad roads the oil
teams :>ere are all shut up In the
stables.
Jack Williams, the mail carrier from
here to Wallace threw, up on account
of the small-p.ix scare.
Miss Lizzie Kidd Is teaching the
balance of the unexpired term or Miss
Bosa Hail, deceased's, school.
Jean Snodgrass, of Salem, is assisting
Marsh Xewlon in his blacksmith shop.
Scott Slatter recently lost a line
saddle liorsc.
Tom Swiger has moved to our town.
_____ II. S.
Files Trealod .Muco*sfiill).
Boro-Carbol .Salve Is the greatest
remedy for blind, bleeding or Itching
plies. I tacts quickly and cures perm
anently. You should try Uoro-Carbol
Salve to-day. Twenty-five cents pier
box, sample free. Address C'.W. lieggs,
Sons Ac Co., Chlcogo, Illinois. R. J.
Criss. li-lm.
Expert dentist, Dr. A. H. Wagner,
Main sireel. 1-tf
A Bright Youthful Writer.
| The youthful Utile writer <if the
following 'letter, Master Mortimer
Wilson Smith, aged it years, to the
editor of the Christian Observer, of
Louisville, Ky., has Shown such acoin
mcmlable aptness for letter writing,
clearness of expression and a high de
cree of precocity, that it affords the
Telegram pleasure to reproduce it:
Dear Mr. Converse?Do you remem
ber a little boy named Mortimer, who
visited you at your office over a year
ago V I do not expect you do, but I
remember my'visit, and how kind ynu
were to show mamma and me llow you
printed a dearObserver, folded it, etc.
and if any of the little folks should
visit Louisville, they must be certain
to visit you. They will not regret It,
1 am sure. I live In Clarksburg, a
town of about live thousand Inhabi
tants, nestled down here, surrounded
by the "West Virginia hills." This
Is noted for l>clng the birthplace uf
Stonewall Jackson. We live right in
sight of this great General's former
home. The house hits been torn away
and Uncle Dave Davidson hits a large
store on the old site, and a beautiful
yard where the famous General played
In his boyhood days. My grandpapa
Chnpin's old family servant, Aunt
Millie Chapin, was the tlrst to wash
and dress the little Thomas, after
wards tile great and Immortal Stone
wall. My little brother, I'hineas
Chapin, six and a half years old, lias
been ill for a long lime with typhoid
fever. He was carried upstairs the
25th of August, and earried down fur
the first time the ?>th of December,
to Ills Christmas dinner, .lust four
months he was ill. For a long time
we did not think lie would live, but lie
is well now. 1 did not see anything
of that terrible waste basket when I
was at the Observer office. I hope it
I has been destroyed.
Your little friend.
Moutimku Wilson .Smith. Jit..
Clarksburg, W. Ya. 137 W. Main St.
Rockford Rolls.
[Delayed.]
Owing to the smallpox alarm and
bad roads, and weather keeping us so
close home, 1 became a little lonesome
and thought, as it was Washington's
birthday, too, that it would not lie
out of order to chat you a few minutes
by way of celebration, as well as wear
ing olT tlif monotony of the dull times.
The oil excitement has been reduced
a little, so at least, people can con
i verse some about a few other topics,
j Still, the respective companies are
boring in different localities yet and
some oil has been discovered.
We learn that <I. W. White lias
abandoned the tobacco business anil
pjne to huckstering. He says he will
I pay one-half cent more for things in
; that line than anyone el.se.
There is an old man in our neighbor
hood, so reports say, who is iroin^r to
i wed a very youthful maiden.
Say. Mr. Kditor, what aire does ;i
! man have to attain bef??re he loses
relish for milk V
We learn while dictating these lines
that a transfer of very valuable prop,
erty has been recently made in this
j community, old Liberty church to
I Zacharlali White from Deacon West
j for resident purposes.
Our neighbor, dribble, still visits
over 1 he way.
Now. in conclusion, Mr. Editor,
while It is not directly our business to
speak of or interfere with your muni
cipal affairs, we do feel a little Inter
ested indirectly. For instance that
up street organ seems to have an ax to
grind, or, at least, some one else writ
ing in that sheet does. They seem
very much disgusted at your present
officials' work in the affairs of your
cltv, hut allowing us a word, standing
off at a distance, we think the present
officers are far superior to those who
preceded them: at least we have the
first instance to bear of an old farmer
being arrested for drunkenness when
he was only a little sick. This the
outHt that were running business lie.
fore the present had the reputation ot j
do"1*
Wallace Waves.
The roads are almott Impassable
here.
Fletcher Vincent, who has been
visiting relatives here, lias relumed
home to Staunton, Va.
Small-pox and 'The Daughter of the
Elm' are the topics of the day.
The colored people arc having
preaching every Sunday night In the
old IScthany church.
lietliany school has closed on ac
count of small-pox.
We were very sorry to learn of the
death of Miss Itosa Hall. The family
have our sympathy.
Xorval Iloblnson had quite a pleas
ant party recently. All who attended
reported a good time.
School closed on Hlg Elk Friday. A
pleasant time was had.
Mrs. Lucy Kemper has been very ill
of pneumonia fever, but Is better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Crews have gotten
home. We all join in wishing them a
long and happy life. Vioi.kt.
Dr. Ramsay's Scabby Face.
Dr. U.'n. Ramsay is once more a
citizen of Clarksburg after having
been quarantined at Mt. Clare, where
he had the siimll-pox. The doctor's
face Is not free from the eruption yet,
but it is not believed any pits will re
main. lljs vaccination (lid not take
until after befell III of the disease. He
lias had considerable trouble with his
eyes but no serious Injury will result.
FIDUCIARY NOTICES.
The accounts of the following nam
ed Fiduciaries are before me for set
tlement :
Geo. II. Kerry guardian of Stella
Mcintire.
I). C. Louchcry executor of Daniel
T. 1 lavls, deceased.
John W.Paynecommlttccof Ituhama
Justice.
John W. Payne committee of
Jemima Flanagan.
.1. K. G'rlm adni'r of J.Crini, dee'd.
W. C'urkcndall guardian of llelle
Pinneil.
/.. W. Curkendall guardian of David
Pinneil.
/. W. Curkendall guardian of Henry
Pi nnell.
Z. W. Curkendall guardian of Leila
Pinneil.
L. L. Lang, sheriff and assuch adm'r
of Levi Wilcox, deceased.
.1. I. Alexander guardian of Mary E.
Itrent.
J. 1. Alexander guardian of,Cecil M.
K ester.
J. 1. Alexander guardian of Sadie If.
K ester.
J. I, Alexander guardian of W. H.
Kester.
J. 1. Alexander guardian of Hattie
M. Kester.
Given under my band this 24th day
nt February, 1UOO.
JAMES X. I>A VII),
Commissioner of Accounts (orllarrlson
county, West Virginia. 17-::t. j
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
In pursuance of the decree entered
on the llth day of January, lituo. by
the circuit court of Harrison county,
West Va.. In the chancery cause of
Harvey W. Ilanner assignee of C. D.
(jgden against E. C. Johnson and oth
ers. I will as special commissioner,
proceed to sell at public outcry at the
front dixir of the court house of said
county, on the
1'jTII DAY OF MARCH, ismo.
at 1 o'clock p. m.. the house and lot
situated on Harrison street, in Hroad
(>aks or the addition of Thomas \V.
Harrison to the town of Clarksburg.
Said lot fronting on said slreet To feet
and extending back 14U feet, on which
is a cottage house comparatively new.
and being the same lot that was con
voyed to Addle V. Johnson by T. W.
Harrison by deed dated llth day Au-,
gust, 1SH7, now of record in the proper j
office of said county in Deed Hook 102, 1
page 207.
T'kums of Sale?One-third cash in .
hand on day of sale, and the residue
upon a credit of six and twelve months '
taking from the purchaser notes with
good personal security, bearing inter
est from day of sale, and a lien retain
ed as further security.
In case this property shall be sold
and t lie terms of sale are lint complied
with on day of sale by the purchaser,
the same will Ik- reported In the next
highest bidder, if In- so eleets, or else
re-sold on the day following.
IlAUVEV W. ll.VHMKH,
Special Commissioner.
I. E. C. Tetrlck. clerk of the circuit
court of Harrison county, do certifv
that Harvey W. Harnicr. whose name
is signed to the above notice of sale,
has given bond as required by the
decree of sale In said cause.
Given under my hand this the 13th
day of February, 1!W0.
15-41 E. C. Tetiuck, Clerk.
,What it Cures
COCGHS. BRONCHITIS, RAWNESS,
COLDS. LOSS OF VOICE, 90I1ENESS.
HOARSENESS. LARYNGITIS. TICKLING.
PINE AND TERPIN
COUGH SYRUP
U the new remedy that it aftnundlng the
\ nuillcal woriil with the rapldltj ana per
I manency of Ita euros? It new fall*?one
S drne reflevi* while a few more cure*?
J price, 2S cenu a buttle.
LOGAN DRUG COMPANY. O
At all Drofglsta. whceuno, w. va.
COMMISSIONER'S SALEok FARM
UEAR JOHNTOWX.
I Alice G. Bean vs. Llllle M. Cain and
Earl Douglass, In cbuuccry.
Pursuant to a decree u( the circuit
court of Harrison county in the above
(ityleci cause, entered at January term,
1?W. I shall, on the
llrrn DAY OK MARCH, 1900.
at the front door of the court house of
said county, at 1 o'clock p, hi. sell at
public outcry, the tract ul land con
taining iifty acres, lyingonPeel Tree
Kim. near Johntown, Im-Iiik the same
devised by John Douglass, Jr.. to Mar
garet Ann Douglass and others, and
tile same lately occupied by William
Cain and I.iille M. Cain, adjoining
lands of Charles Post, .Samuel Lewis
and others, particularly described In
the bill and exhibits of sale! cause.
.Said land is of fair quality, Is improv
ed, and has thereon a small log dwell
itig house.
Tun MS ok Salk.
One-fourth cash, and the residue |
upon a credltof six, twelve and eigll
, teen months, ror which the purchaser I
: will be required to give promissory
| notes, bearing Interest fromdate, with
I personal security, and a lieu will lie I
1 retained upon the land as further
'security. JOHN RASSEL,
? Special Commissioner.
I, E. C. Tetrick, clerk oftlie circuit
court of Harrison county, certify that
John ltassel, special commissioner in
the above styled cause, lias executed
, bond :ls required by decree therein,
i Given under my hand this 15th day
of February, llKK).
E. C. Tetimck,
I.i-it. Clerk.
' NOTICE TO TAKE DEI'OSITIONS )
Elizabeth Harrison plaintIfT, vs.
Jacob E. Harrison, defendant, in tlie
circuit court of Harrison county, Slate
of West Virginia.
To Jacob E. Harrison.
Take notice that the deposition of
Eliza belli Harrison and others will be
taken at the law ollice of .1. K. Law at
Clarksburg, in the county of Harrison,
and .State of West Virginia, on the
17TH DAY OF MARCH, 11)00,
between the hours of 8 a. in. and ti p.
in., tu be read In evidence on llie hear
ing of the above cause, in behalf oftlie
said plaintiff.
if rrom any cause the taking of the
same shall not be coniraenccd, or being
commenced, shall not l>e completed on
that day. the taking of the same will
be adjourned from time to time until
they are completed. Yours, &c.
Elizaiietii Haiiiiison,
I ty Counsel.
J. K. Law, Counsel for Pitr. l.Vit] |
COMMISSIONER S SALE.
In pursuance of a decree entered on
the lllh day of January. UNO. by the
circuit court of Harrison county. W.
Va., In the,chancery cause of Henry
Waldeck against Mary E. Waldeck
and others, 1 will as special commis
sioner proceed to sell at public outcry
at the frontdoor of the court house of
said county on the
1HTH DAY OK MARCH, 1900,
atone o'clock p. in. the house and lot
mentioned and described in the papers
in said cause assituated on Mechanic's
street, Clarksburg, ,W. Va., said lot
fronting flo feet on Mechanic's street
and extending back to Lee street and I
is very desirable lot for a residence. I
The interest of all the heirs III and to ?
said lot is embraced in the decree |
authorizing said sale.
Tkk.ms ok Sale :
One-third cash In hand on day uf
sale, and the residue upon a credit of
six and twelve months, taking from
t he purchaser notes with good personal
security, bearing interest from day of
sale, anil a lien retained for further
security.
In case this property shall lie sold,
and the terms uf sale not compiled
with on day of sale by the purchaser,
the same will lie reported to the next
highest bidder, if he so elects, or else
resold on day following.
HARVEY W. HAKMER,
Special Commissioner.
I. E. C. Tel l ick, clerk of the circuit
courlof Harrison county, do certify
that Harvey W. Harnier, whose name
Is signed t'i the alxive notice uf sale
has given bond as required by the de
cree of sale in slid cause.
Cilven under my hand tills the loth ]
day of February, llton.
E. C. Tktiiick.
1.5-41 Clerk.
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?i? y.v
gf Alexander 5 Alexander ii
(SucccssorsJto .T. Caul V an'CK.)
INSURANCE AGENTS,
Hornor Building, Main St.,
Cjkl'k^kll'gJ, M H W. Vk.
v-:r
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* . ? ?#
:?#%2
? in this part of the State. sa-w.
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The largest and oldest Agency
his part of the State. 52-w.
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B. & O.R. E.
w. va.
AND
PITTSBURGH
DIVISION.
The following is the B. 4 O. time
card on and after Nov. 19,18W.
DAILY. | WEST BOTTOD TRAINS. | DAILY.
1?Expres s 13:30 a. m.
71?Accommodatio n 7:27 a. m.
8?Express 9:24 a. m.
47?Accommodation p. m.
55?Express 7:00 p. m.
DAILY. ? EAST ROUND TRAINS. | DAILY
2?Expres s 4:22 a. m.
?Accommodation 10:00 a. m.
12?Express 8.48 p, m,
72? Accommodation 7:?~>p. m.
4?Express 0:53 p. m.
qpIIE W. VA. db PITTSBURG K. R.
On and aflor Sunday. June 4,1893, Pas
senger Trains will run a* follow*:
SOUTH
BOHNO.
STATIONS.
No. 8 No. 1
WORTH
BOUND.
a, m. p.m,
?10 80 J4 (JO
10 63 4 23
11 Oil 4
11 25 4 5?
II 4&I ft IS
Lv. Clarksburg Ar
Mount Clare....
Lost Creek.....
Jane Lew
Weston......
p.oiJa, m.
js 12
J 47
mi
2 15
1 52
?9 05
8 40
8 24
7 45
7 42
0. A. Annon, Agent,
Claiksburg, W. Va.
Trains for Weston and Buckliannon
leave at 10:25 a. m. and 4:05 p. m., and
for Shiunetou and Fairmont (M. R. R.)
at 10:30 a. m. and 4:45 p. m.
D. 13. MAltTIN,
Manager Passenger Traffic.
J. M. SCIIHYVER,
^c^i^iKI^Ls.se n ge r Agent.
Y^?iToaua?ahisiXk. k,
On and after Sunday Nov. 14, 1S17, train
will run on the Monongah K R.hi follows:
TralnNo.
North-ii(>und.
Leave?Clarksburg.
Chen wood Park
Shlnnston...
Monongah
Arri ve?Fal rmon t
* Train NoT"
I S I 4 I 10
,a. m. p,in.ia.m
? I 8
South-Hound.
a, m. p.m. p. m
Leave?Fairmont....
Monongab.......
Sblnnston
Chen wood I'ark..
Arrive?Clarkgburg..
7 ?<)
7 47
8 12
8 25
U 00
8 90
3 23
4 18
4 39
5 80
Wh? n traveling between Fittsburg, Wheel
ing. Morgan towu or Fairmont and Clarks
burg. Weston. Buckbannon. Parkeraburg or
Charleston, the "Monongah Route" offers
the shortest and quickest line. Close con
nections made at for all points North and
West, and at Clarksburg with B. A 0. and W.
Va. A P. R. R. for all points East.Houth and
West. Ask for through tickets via the
Monongah Route. HUGH U.BOWLES.
Qen'l Supt. Monongah. W. Va.
^ENTVA.CfiNTRALft X*lTTNBLTKO
In affect November 19,189l>.
Stations
Northward.
No.3.
p. m.
8 15+
4 08
4 16
4 20
?5 50
?H 55
5 59
7 05
7 08
7 43
+8 00
?&2O0
?5 :t*i
a. in
No.l.
a. m.
7 0W
7 52
8 05
8 00
0 50*
10 55+
11 01
11 I'
ll 10
11 45
12 00+
12 20
12 45*
2 30*
Arrives and leaves.
I caves and arrives.
Cumberland
Keyser
Western port
W. Va, C. Junction
Elk Garden
Davis
Hendricks
Bretz
Parsons
Kerens
Elkins
Beverley
Hottonsville
Belington
No.2.
noon
tl! 00
1108
10 5K
+10 51
?S 10
8 05
8 10
8 03
800
7 25
+7 10
?nns
?no
NO.4.
p. m.
f? 20
5 30
6 20
+5 13
?3 30
2 25
2 85
2 28
2 25
1 64
+1 40
?1 18
?12 50
?11 15
t Dally.
?Dally except Run day.
C. L. BKKTZ. General Manager.
O. W. HARRISON. Gen'l Pais. Agt.
USE NO OTHER BRAND. ?
fi
Snowflake
* Flour.
1
| Lowndes &
Chorpening
a Company.
I
Full Roller Mills,
M
8
Gustom Work and ?
orders given
a
| Careful Attention,
I
Cl^k^btu^,
AT. Yk
third street,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
DISCOUNT DAY,
WEDNESDAY 10 A. M.
JAS. H.LYON, ? - PRESIDENT.
W. H. FREEMAN, - - CASHIER.
directors l
Db. W. M. Latb, Jas. M. Lvoji,
T. W. Habiusox, C. W. Ltxch,
D. Davidsos, W. R. Alexander,
Ciub. M. Habt.
TRANSACTS
ft GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Exchange furnished. Col
lections mndc at reasonable
rates.
?
Bald for ten oenta. Oaaoanta makes
the bowels and kidneys sot naturally
destroy zniorobea, care headacie, bill
oaaneaa and ooustipation. All drncr
ijiiU. 80'ly.
W.FRANK STOUT
Attorney-at-Law,
Seoond Floor Louobery Block.
Main Btrest, - ulabibbubo. W. Va.
|y|lLLiKI) F. S1UUEK jj
Attorney-at-Law,
Will practice In the Bute and United
lfcwjin No. 4. Ht'cond Kloor, Merch
ant. National Ban*. BuiIUIdk.
CLARKHBUKO, HU-tM WEBTV A
^IBX, C. BIOOKE
AllORNEY-AT-LAW,
CLARKSBURG, - - - W. VA
MTOffloe in Court Housa
jyjit. THontnox
Attorney-at-Law,
OLAEKSBUKG, - - WEST VA
320 w. Mnlu KIrret.
Uome Telephone, No. UK 1H-H.
Q W. LYNCHES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ofllcu Lynch Bloch, Court Street
^EWU C. I.AHMIV.
^.ttonxey-a.t-Ija.'w.
CLA11KHBUBO, W. VA.
Koomb Nob. 7 <fc B. Gore Buildimb
I^ARVEY W. HARMER
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Hurmer-Liybcb Block, Court
street. Clarksburg Weei Va. 35-tl.
^AFAVKTTK C, CHILE
ATTORNEY - AT- LAW.
331 JIhId tllreel.
CtAitKsui'iiG, lu-tf. West Yxkoixia.
jjU. A. 11. TliUBEKLAKE
DENTIST.
Boom Opp. it, JF. Itornor'H t*roceru?
Will not travel. Teetli extracted
without pais. Beautiful gold fillings
a specialty. Crown and bridge adjust*
ed in the most skillful manner, leech
on gold, silver or rubber. I am pre
pared to perform all dental operations
with neatness and dispatch. Reason
able prices. 1-tl.
DR. A. B. VAN OSTEN
(GRADUATE.)
Resident
Dentist.*
Gold and Porcelain CroiniM. Bridge
Work.
faFTectli extracted without pain.
?V~Teeth filled with Gold,8ilver, and all
known materials. Artificial teeth, on Gold
Silver, or Uubbtsr.
mr^Ofllce Main St., opposite St, Charles
Hotel. CLARKSBURG, w. VA. 87-tf.
M
ILL ENOUEEBUd
ASD
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.
J. II. FKESH,
Clarksburg, - Wkst Va
<#"30 yeara experience. Best refer*
enoee. 46-ly.
Flowers Bros.,
Practitioners of Medicine and
Surgery.
Officii Odd Fellows' Building.
Main Street, Clarksburg. Omam
Hours:?8 to 10 a. m,, 4 to 5and 7 to 8
P. M.
E. Newton Flowers, M. D., Pike 8t,
opposite Goff Chapel.
Arthur 0. Flowers, M. D., East Mul
berry Street.
Might calls answered from residences.
47-ly.
||EI?i J. BAHlUll,!!.!!.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
office hocbs : I Visits different
8 to 10 a, m, I mines of Pinnickin
4 to 5 p. m, | nick Co., Tuesdays
7 to 8 p. m, I and Fridays from
11 a. m. to 8 p. m. .
Office? Opposite post office.
CLARKSBURG. - WEST VA.
J-JK. It. I. HOItltlHON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office 222 Pike Street, Opp. P. O.
IIouus:
8 to 10 a. iii. 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.
m. 15-lra.
J'
W. JOHNSTON,
I'ltACTITIONKIt OK
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Olllce in Monroe Kulltflnff, Main street,
ClarkhburK. Night calls answered from
Mis. Karl ami's liome, 4? main 8t. 13-ly
S."W. COXUDOXT,
AUCTION ECH.
Special attention given to dying sales
una auction! in the country. Address
all oommunioations to Clarksburg, W.
Va. 87-tf.
J. B. REDMAN
PRACTICAL
Wiembos*
Qas and Steam Fitters, and dealers in
Lead, Iron ud Drain Pipe, Steam asS
' water gauges, Pomps, Qas Fiitnree.
PIKE STREET. 149.
W. E. TATE
Prffiticaio number
Is prepared to do all kinds of Steam
Heating and Fitting, Bath Tubs and
Sewerage. Otliec and sliop In Caywood
building.
MAIN STREET,
CLARKSBURG, - - - W. VA.
m PEACH TREES. ? Jfc
10 Apple, Plum or FcnrC ||
80c. 10 Dw'f PeartlOc. loRI I
Quince 75c. 10 Grape, s II I
Gooseberry or CurranlMAJ
50c. Asserted Varieties.w ^
Be quick If you want the
benefit of these Low Prices. Ever?
thing, for the Fruit Grower, Write"
Nursery A Orchard Co., Chariot
ton, W. Va. 38-IOm.