The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], October 27, 1905, Image 10

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Clarksburg's Best Busy Store
i.xceptloaat Values -,
in Host
"Onyx" Hosiery is acknowli
to bethe beat when quality,: d
and price are considered^.,
never change color. We arc
agents for Clarksburg.? 1a
stock of new fall hosiery wig'
ever shown at all prices iron
to $3.50 per pair. Handngj
of Ladies' Embroidered
25c to $3.50 per pair. , Vj|B@
best in the city.
Ladies Real Maco Cotton Hi*
"Ladies' Fine Cotton Bibbed:.
Ladies Seamless Hom. g
39c Brilliant Lisle Hose.;.'.'
75c Fine Lisle Hose^
25c Infants' Cashmere Hb&*?|
18c Misstt' Hose, ...... 2 paii
15c Children's. Hose
cotton,
RTS, $1.
silkoline
I1JS JtKO SPltEADS. 98c?Plain
andf ringed, extra large size. f .
$6.(XL All-Wiuil Blankets, $8.98 pail
?Hitick and red plaid and black ;
ml-while, 11-4 all pure wool.
"? . v,;'" ' j
75c- Qotloo Blankets 50c ?
$lM Cotton Blankets. 89c?Whit? ;
and colored; extra size.
10c Outing Cloth, 8 l-3fr*Heavy m
quality, light and dark Style. .i
Th?|Watts-Lamberd Co.
Showing All THats New
Coats Suits & Skirts
MILLINERY
Dress Goods. Silks, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear
and Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
M l-fee; FLANNELETTE, 10c
TKjiljlcs to select from, rbargain.
Exclusive Style^lil Tailored Suits
The handsomest styles in Tailored Suits eW?W^p\in Clarksbnrg. - Not an effect that is new .'?
pooi ?not a'style, material or color that is popular, us- missing. Our Mr. Lamberd has beeir in the Ni
i ork market for the past week and we are daily opcni&g jtfew Tailored Suits, Coats, Raincoat* and Sldr
.Styles, qualities and prices will plqase you. fttoa
TAILORED SUITS in all the new material, coloiftf and styles are represented here. Coats in all.t
lengths and shapes; Skirts in the new circular anil liaHW&ipular effects, as Bell as the staple pleated K
kilted. Prices are very, very reasonable?they will siu^mw-you when you consider thtv quality^ style a
workmanship. Prices range from $50.00,'$37.50. $25, on down to $1G.50, $12.50 and $10.00 and $5.00.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES in TAILORKP HIITS?All this season's newest styl.es in the Long Cc
Suits: $16.50 value, and worth it. gale price. $12.50; $20. value, handsome material, sale price, $15.0
$22.50 value, elegantly tailored, sale })rice, $l(i.-r)0; $-'5 vAuc, stunning snits, sale price, $18.50; $30 vSlj
becoming styles, sale price, $25.00. These suits ary in a j variety of different materials, Panamas, Chevii
Serges; Broadcloths and Mannish Mixtures; all thjijpbpular colors.
TAILORED SKIRTS?Beautiful Tailor Made Kkfrftinew fall and winter styles. .Materials of Pan'an
Storm Serge. Cheviot and Mixtures; plenty of blues anffiijays at all prices! ' $6.75 Skirts at $3.00; $9,
SkirtA at $6.75; $12.50 Skirts at $10.00; $7.50 Skirts .^tj$6.75; $1Q.0O Skijts.at $7.5Q; $15 Skirts, $l|,
Other cheaper numbers at $2.98 and $3.98.
NEW BELTS?Handsome Silk
Belts; 50c quality, 25c; 75c qual
ity, 50c; $1.50 quality, 98c.
10c BLEACHED MUSLIN, 7 7-8c
?All the best brands
25c 10-4 Unbleach Sheeting, 19c?
Extra quality.
39c Knit Shawls, 25c.
75c Knit Shawls, 50e.
$1.25-Knit Shawls,. 85c.
50c Fascinators and Shawls, 35c.
Special?35c and 50c HOSE SUP
PORTERS, 25c?Exact copy of
the Foesters. 15c and 18c Child
ren's Supporter^ lUc; ;
$1.25-KID GLOYfiS, fli.OOper pair
?"Royale," Capital And English
.; Cape fripves. EVie-ry pair guar
anteed.' All "polfas, Suede and
"Glace.;
22e Table Oil Cloth, 18c?Bestqnaf*
ity O. T; C. Standard.
Up-to-Date Millinery Department
We arc receiving special shipments of spccial models and novelties
from Xt'v.- York. Our present 'ho-.ving rovfls all it-' predecessor's in
-tyle. beauty and economical pricing. Exclusive and genteel styles In
hundred? of exquisite effects. In trimmed millinery we show copies of
foreign importations. New York designs and beautiful hats.of our own
workroom, all combining to make this stock a perfect oue. .
READY-TO-WEAR HATS for Women, Misse? and C'hjjdrnn; a show
ing certainly complete in every .detail: Hats in endles^.yuriety of new
fall stvles and shades.
WOM EX'S? DRESS- HATS,-$2.50, $3.00, $3.5(1, ?-1.50. '$5.00,, $6.00.
$7.5ii. $S.OO, $10.00 and up.
MISSlCS'. CHILDREN'C and BABY HATS and Ileadwear of all
kinds: a complete line. Our repctation: Exclusive - and genteel
styles at economical pricing.
WABASH TO BUY
'COAJJAILHD
tOtuu^rlanil. Mil., Oct. 25?L\u
?Ojilion ha* Ix-cn secured on the
<Jt!?r?(i-.l*rwlc and Cumberland rail
road running from Cumberland to
VJjoae-cnning l>y the Wabash interest?.
,'J'Ue .1. ?il w about t.i 1?: consummat
ed. .? tines f\. Milllwlland, of Cum
genera! manager of the local
rotfd, h is been conducting negotia
ting The sale is to include nil the
minirg property controlled by the
(Itf'ivjK Creek mtoros5? including a
l?v<?o SirrMqcj "f small vein coal. This
4)in( V'i'ld -rivo tin' Wabash an in
4i!ji -Mif f-.'i-r :n the Osor'ies
Oni'. :':ei -lit' ?? ' I 'ie -i eonn.i t
ftmr ' i'. * ? :i' i'm:1 ? ' ?
*kTii?rnilr<i id. liie freder of the li.il-'
tiuior jk Ohio in this field.
AGED COUPLE
'FOfO'DEAD
T.y AsstM-iatinl Press.
IjuG range. Ind., Ort. 2."i?David
T/>wcr and wife, iui aged couple liv
ing ililfred, were found dead today]
wliitn tlic house was broken open by
Ti'jgtilxirs. Judications are that
liotli were asphyxiated by coal gas.
RATES ARE RAISED
ON GRAIN FROM WEST
TV
P.y Associated Press.
tihicapn, 111., Oct. 2."?Executive
traffic officials of western railroads
ngreed yesterday to raise proportion
si rates on grain from the 5ti--ouri
r1v<r January 1. The general in
fTtuse will be one ccnt per hundred
jvimids on all kinds of grain.
AB the.arrangements have been
completed for the big tournament
to be held at Post Grove, Lost Creek,
Kalorday, Oct. 28. The weather
man promises clear skies, and prep
arations are being made to accom
modate the big crowd that is expect
ed to be present.
YQ0IU6 LADIES
ARE ENTERTAINED
Mr. ami Mrs. T. J. Lynch at their
hospitable home on South Chestnut
street very delightfully ent.-rtamed
the young ladies employed irt tlie
store of T. J. Lynch & Co. Ten
of them were the pleasant gi tests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lynch nt a (! o'clock
dinner?a repast bounteous and ele
gantly served. Right others called
after dinner and joining t)ie merry
party spent a most enjoyalde even
ing. There was music for the oc
casion and games uvre indulged in
with much interest, /.est and pleas
ure. T'-e eveni-.'- v .'- voted a very
plr.iwnt one. iVeoil, a id the guests
er jrest'? ? i;t.- : ?! '!??? '-os-i
jiitalitv of the host and hostess. wliOj
-o graciously favored them with such
a pleasurcnble occasion.
trusTETWIs
GONTESTflP CLI1IM8
Keferee fieorge \V. .Tohnson, of
rarkef--!)iiru'. has adjourn> his
court diero in the matter <? the
Handolph foal & Lumber Con., uny.
baiitfrupi, in which"rontesrs In. ihe
fruitee, p. A. Annan, were heard to
thy amount of ten thousand dollars.
In nil lie contested claifns to the
amount of *32,000.: AlKthese had
bfcen prowd before tlie referee as
chargeable afainst the bankrupt c om
pany, composed of C. II. Williams
and others. The trustee being noti
fied that they were about to be al
lowed contest. <1 them, and won as
far as they came up at the referee's
court here. The remaining claims
will be heard 011 contest later. The
final decision here in the claims tak
en up amounting to $10,000 was
that they were not propcrly-chnnje
able to the bnnkrapt *nd the trustee
will not have to pay them out.of the
funds. Williams and others^wantod
them paid out of the funds.
D. \T. Jacobs, of this city, has
been commissioned a noUiy public
by Governor "W. M. O. fiawson and
wil] qualify at the next tenn of the
county court.
T
Jean Bailiff, ilic fireman liis the
tT. Vu. & P. division of tile B. & 0.
railroad',. whose skull was fractured
Tuesday white ut his post of
(1 icd at 11:30 o'clock Wednesday
night in' St. Mary's hospital. The
fnncral' will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Arnold, V. Ya.. and
interment will he made at Jaefoon
ville. The Brotherhood of F/>ennio
tive Firemen will lmve charge of
Bie obsequies. The members of this
order arrived here this mornins and
ace^mprtjried the remains to Arnold.
Railroad Man Di-s
T!v AssqHated Pit.-?.
GleyeltOJd. 0., Hi t. 25?Henrv S.
Storis. general supiirintBndeafi of the
I.ak'.' Shoo1 & Michigan Southern
Railway. died bore today of paraly
sis, aged 57 years.
Order of Publicatlan
State of West Virginia:
At Rules held in tlie Clerk's of
fice of the Circuit Court, of Har
rison County on tlv first Monday in
?October, 1005:
?Robert Callaway
vs. In Chancery. (Divorce.)
Sarah Callaway.
The objecti of this suit is to ob
tain a decree for a divorce from the
fronds of matrimony by the plaint i If
therein against, the defendant.
And it appearing from an affida
vit tiled in this eou-c that the de
fendant is not a resident of tlii
State of West Virginia, it is ordered
that she do appear, -within one
month after the date of the. first
publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect her in
terest in -this suit. A copy of tlie
summons of thife suit-is published be
low.
A Copy, Attest;
H. W. Williams, Clerk.
L. C. Chile, Counsel.
State of West Virginia: :
To-the Sheriff of Harrison Coun
ty, Greeting:?
ijoti aro ljfreby commanded to
h li U ,
summon Sarah CnUpw&y, to appear
before tlio Judge of our Circuit
Court of Harrison County at the
Clerit's office of our said court at
Rules to bo held therein for said
court, on the first STond'ay in Oc
tober next. to nnswera Mtt in Chan
ccry exhibited against her in our
paid court by 'Robert ClalTawav, and
have then, and there- this writ
Witness. Homer- W. Williams.
Clcrltof our said court, at the eonrt
house of said county, this the 2nd
day orf. September, 1005, and in the
43rd" year nf the State:
H. W. Williakb, Clerk.
K Copv. Attest:
H, W. Williams. Cterfc.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOST
ttovs.
"Wv* Caii"w!iv. rfii'dtnr.
vs. !r r':"riuU Cn:rr
Harrison' County.
State of West Virginia
Sirrah Calnway. Peffendftnt. i
Take notice that the disposition j
of Robert Callaway and other- will |
be taken at the law. OlTce of L. C.
Crile. on Court street, in the City
of Clarksburg, in the County of
Harrison, and State of West Vir
ginia, on th" 14th day of November,
10(15. between the hours of 8 a. m.
and R p. m.. to be read in evidence
on the hearing of the above cause in
behalf of the said Robert Callaway.
If from any cause the taking of
the same shall not be commenced or
being commenced, shall not be com
pleted. on that, day, the taking of
the same will he adjourned from
time to time until they are complet
ed. Yours, etc.
Robkrt Callaway,
By Counsel.
Ij. 6. Crux. Counsel.
?*}fr}309
Special Commissioner's Sale
Notice is hereby given, that, pur
suant to an order of the Circuit
Court of jlnrion Obunty^ West Vir
ginia) .cfiierud on the day' of
.Tw^e, 1005. in the certain action in
debt upon attachment then pend
ing m said Circuit Court, wherein
The"Bank of Fairmont, a corpora
.titon, wa? plaintiff, and Jonathan
I). Springer, Isaac W. Semans and
James R. Barnes, wore defendants,
and which action an attachment
it . >. .
was sued ont by said plaintiff
against said defendant, Jonathan D.
Springer,- and was delivered to the
Sheriff of Harrison county. West
Virginia, and by said" Sheriff was
levied upon the interest of the said
Jonathan Dx,Springer in certain
tracts of <<finl and hniT lying in snid
Harrisqn '(County?the- undersigned,
who was by said order appointed
Special Commissioner for the pur
pose of selline the ?xid property o,f
n!3 3biathan D. Springer, so lev
ii'it upon, will, on the :iOth day of
Xovoinber, ,130/5, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M.. and 4 o'elock
P. XL, of that day. ja the City of
Clarksbuj-g, at the fjej^door of th^
Courfy'fflraHso of.. <ul Harrisa
county^/pVocecd to- ?fl the proper,,
of =aH?/?;T$i&tfmn D., Springer/so
levied tifViti bv. the sliTilT ofi<?id
II irrf?mk c'win'.y. rm^or and \ Jk'vt
'???? *fi(' ? 'ii' or 'rr "r ">'???/ftpent
so fri the-said artiwy
Tlv,property of Uie sajd- Jona
' thrtnO'/Sprineerw.Ipvied/fipon nnd
j whifea' will ,1m M>Id. by me under
signed Special CoimotasiitfK'r. is
more partiaulnrfy ^fewibed' as fol
lows: ( A
The interest of tfjf said Jonnthan
P. Springer', beiftf one undivided
fourth interest in/fee simple, in the
following tratfs.rff coal and land ly
igg in Qarr?qp County, W<st Vir
ginia: .
1. jfcnoi: eonl jwtaini#?
acaet, tHO? fai the. Stoi
iqiEp (S$k. (V>lWt'vrd to ?be j/ald
Jonathan!). Sprincer by R. .SjW
den- Andrews nnd others bydeed
dated/the Mtli dav of March,/1902.
of rocord in the proper office of snid
coijntv in Deed Book XoJl'JO, page
444.
2. Tn a tract of cony containing
two hundred nnd eigh/y-two and
58-100 acres, lying on fljo waters of
said Creek, conveyedto fe*id Spring
er by Alexander A. Ppst nnd wife by
deed datfxt April Tftk 1fl02,V)f record
in said office in Deed Book Wo. 129,
page 442. / \
3. In a 1 raet of coal containing
one hundred and seventy nnd E4-100
acres, lying on said creek, conveyed
to said Springe* by Hirnm Postand
wife by deed dated April 1st, TP?2,
of record in said office in Deed Book
No. 129, page 438~i \
4. In a tract of coal containtn
two hundred and sixteen and 79-100
acres, lying on tho waters of said
creck, conveyed to said Springer by
George T. Post and wife by deed
ia?pf record in
fRtok No..
? Pi ? ? ? ', ? I \
dated April 1st,' lj
said office in Dee
page 440. J
5. In a trac/of coal containiil|
fifty and 73-106 acres, lying on saii
crook, conveyod to said Springer r
Robert Wajgfcf slid wife by^dee^
ilatnd J?ly/4tii, 1002, of record r
said offieijrin 'Deed Book No. 1395
page-34^ 'T '
6:. Lfe a tract of coal containing,
one h/ndred and ninety-four and
76-1W) acres, lying on the waters'of
Big^Bnffalo Crest, convoyed to> said
infer, a part thereof bv S/Cw-':
Allen and Livingston H. Allen .
,d wives by deed dated July l"4tb';
r''l903, of record1 rn said office intDeed
1 Bowk No. 130(. page 341, and the
other part thereof by Martha K AU"
len. C'tardian, by dSd?dated'joK
j 14th. 1002. of record in said office >
, in- I>eofl IW<- No. ISO.
j !n a trn : of two hun'lrot 'and
j efgBty-fi'x urns of land, lying;on
the waters of Svenmorc Creefc, men
honed jand" described in a deed L
made by the said Springer to Jamea -
H. Barnes, Isaac W. Spmans and
James If. ffustead, dated April 23d,.
1004. and of record in said office in
Deed Book Xo. 143, page 3.. ?"
And also upon a tract of parcel pi
coal containipg five acrps, situated
in *ai<? Ha rr tarn county, West Vir- .]
giriia, owned) in fee simple by said
defendant'Springer, and conveyed to
hinfliv 5Tarv Tx?e Andrews and
others by dcjxt dated April 4th, 1903,.
anil of record in the office of.the
Clerk of tjlie IConnty Court of -BSid
Harrison county in Deed Book No..!
13G, page'4f)p.
Said property will be sold. for :
cash in hnndjm said day of sale. j
Jf. Alexander, ::
pecial Commissioner. - a
I, R. B?/ Parrish, Clerk of. the^i
Circuit Court |>f Marion County,; ;
West Virginia.;hereby certify tha6;'i
O. M. AWxan<Mr, SpeciidiPonimis->;:
sioner, hy? executed befojWle bond^-s
with ap/roved security aiv'pquiredjv
by the /rder of the Circuit Court of 5
said Mirion County entered on the?
3rd day of June, 1005,, in the. cer?
tain/action at law then pending in
' conft, wherein The Bank of ~
Fr/rmont1, a corporation, was plain-;- .
Titf, and .Tpnntlmn D. Springer and v
re. werp defendants. ' ??.>
n under mv hand this. 17th >
October, 1908.
\ R. B. Parrish, , r
Clepf the Circuit Conrt of Mar- -
;ty, West Virginia.
B0oct4br.