Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume], February 12, 1909, Image 8

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PUBLIC SALE
Of V»lu«bl*
Personal Property
The home fa no of my fatherv, ill J
March Oth. and l having no farm for’ tMjiTjjjr.
will eell at my home * miles west of Iluilet svlllp,
Thursday March 4, 1909
betcinnitiK at 10 o'clock as follows:
12 Head Horses, Mules and Colts
Daisy a yr> old, sorrel mare In foal by Percheron
horse, e,«,l wagon and barahare leader, Wjar
ant cod to work anywhere hitchedtweielit MOO,
worthy of any man - attention: l
to vrs uUl i\ <.rksanywhere hitched, nell. t*aj
mare, lO t'r ol Vn f. al *o,kI worker,weleht ISO..:
Jett, t,ray hors,. ti yrs old. a ic««td driver and
work horse safe for any lady I to drive. lil»).
gray mare, 11 yrs, old will work anywhere
hitched, 1 pr black Percheron
colts 8 yrs. old
gtssl size: 1 yearling eolt. pr. moles 5 and 0 yrs
old. Hoth arc wagon or bandiare li*ders, both
hay horse good rider and
Qf>
are sound and gentl
driver
18 Head Cattle
9 milch cows, I with calves by therejrtdes, S are
Jersevs Holstein cow as good as their Is m the
county with calf hy her side 8 fat steeiw. welgt,
800 lbs. tat eon weigh 1,OUO lb. 2 bulls, coming -
14 Head Sheep
H ewes all will lamb by day of sale, all i and 3
yrs. old. A gtxxi bunch of Mountain sheep.
80 Head Hogs
:i bpouil sows, a fat hok«. the halanccare thrifty
young shoats, will weigh from 40 to 80 3
Farming Implements
Auburn wagon and bed,:: in. tread-igood as new,
thimble skein, wagon and bod in jpiod running
order, >’,»ring wagon, new: double seated surrey.
St.'\\aii make; and shaft"; rubber tired bug
gy. m w . Slew ai t's make: old buggy, low down
Pemi'vlviinia drUl used one season, Peering
iiii.MiT, ,, .*] ;i new; Oliver chilled plow No. 40,
Noland chilled plow, double cultivator, riding
.nag 1 i.i harrow, square
■ • mlde cheek row corn planter.
, iloubie shovel plows, single
grain ladders
Harness
gear
12 c«
■ yartkee hat
«, » set* plow
10 bait
; line
single tree
mattocks
used 1 yr., 4 sets
»n -addle.lo bridles
, j M-t-v imggy harness set
v. agon Lin*-. wagon whip, i
ntb’e tree-, thrible tree, 10
. "ticks. Jog and cow chains,
■tiges. cros- cut saw, hand
•l many other articles too
100 iiushels Corn
bundles fodder. 25 bushel good
: ■ 1
lot «.f bav< n. 1 i;i of nnd. 100 rods of American
wire fen. c, set of wire stretchers, hay fork and
Household ami Kitchen Furniture
Nfollcr ou’nn, -' t . :m'u's. set ••am* scat chairs,
kitchen and dining room chairs plush conch,
.2 rocking chairs. 2 good extension tables, fail
leaf tabic, kitchen table, corner cupboard, 2
g.s.d b urea us, 2 bed steads. Davis sewing ma
tt'hine. go »d as new, dining fottfn beating stove,
good parlor stove. cook stove and utensil#, £2
clocks, star cream separator. 40 yds. good
flowered < arpet. copper kettle, large size iron
pot. butter print, lot <■! jars and crocks, window
shades, good side saddle. 3u yds. home made
carpet, in gallon churn, laiuf% 15 gal coal oil can.
plush lap robe <*
Terms
A credit of 10 months on afl sums of $10 and
over, purchaser to give note with good security
payable at any of the banks of Martinsburg
with interest from date, but if paid at maturity
Interest remitted. Under • cash. No prop
erty to be removed until settled for
w. A. Teadrick
Dodd & Hoffman, A net.
lonunissioner s Notice. i
Ij. O. Hoflmau & Allen B. Noll, Trus
tees.
vs. . In chantery I
I.ottie It* Ho I'm a n el at.
Commissioner's Office
Martinsburg \V. V».
Jan. 28, 1909.
To all persons interested iu the above 1
entitled cause. ij
By a decree of the circuit court of (
.Berkeley county, \V. Vn., entered In j .
the above entitled cause, eu the 25th I
day of Januaiy 1909, the same was re- .
ferred to me, with instruction* to as- ,
certain and report.
hirst: The interest of Lottie 1’. Hoff- ! ,
man, in the purchase money, arising j
from the sale of the real estate of K. L. I ,
Holleean, dee d, aud other property j J
owned by her, at this time, and to j
marshal', all the assets of the said Lot- { ,
tio P. H oilman. .
Second: To ascnrtain the liens j
against the interest of Lottie P. Hot!
mao, together with the amounts and ’ (
priorities thereof.
Third To report any inheritance
tax due from the hairs at law of K. L. j
Huffman, dee d.
Fourth: Aud any matter tha. any ,
person iu interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or which the ]
commissioner, himself may think
proper.
Yon will therefore take notice that I >
havo fixed en Monday the first day of
March, 1909, at 10,a. m., as the time ! i
when, and my office in the old N« ,
tional Bunk Building, ju Martinsburg j
W- Va., as the place where 1 will pro- !
feed to exscute the said order of refer
ence, aud if, from any cause, the same
be not completed on that day, it will ;
be adjourned, from lime to time, at the
same place, until it t*< completed.
Given under my hand, this 2Slh day
of January 1909.
W. H. colston, commissioner in
41. chancery ol said court, j
Knur r -IT* - •• .w
Heunj lvaulB Kailroad Company
Indicative of the great strides rail
rosd practice of the present represent I
over thosd’of the early dava of. d
roading in America is a fac-simi < ,.f
the first passenger time table of the
Cumberland Valley Railroad, rua-I
menting calendars, which are being j
distributed by that Company—one oi
the subsidiary lines of the Penney -
vania Railroad system.
fbis ancient time-table stated that ,
the company would run its first trail
of passenger ea^i on February 1, 1838, I
—now just 71 years ago leaviugCbam
bersburg at 4 o clock iu the morning
and arriving at Philadelphia, a dis
tance of 157 miles, before B p. m., this
representing an average speed of about
eleven miles per hour. Trains make j
ithts run today in four and a half
-h»urs. Special.attention tvas called, |
also, to the announcement that it was
•‘•expected tuai in a short time a train
would lea\ e Philadelphia at six o’clock
iu the Morning and ^arrive at Cham
heiobuig belore uaik on the same
day.”
The Cumberland Valley Railroad,
extending from Winchester, Va., to
Harrisburg, Ba., isjoae of tbe historic
roads of the country. It whs charter
eal by the Stale of Pennsylvaam Jin
1831, and figured conspicuously fin’tfce
tailroad operations of the War between
the States.
COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE
! Allen B. Noll, Kx’r Ac. vs.
j i.oisa Mosby et al in Chancery
Commissioner's Office
Martinsburg VV. Va. January ‘Jb, 1909.
To all persons interested in the above
entitled cause.
Hy a decree of the Cireult Court of
Berkeley County \V. Va , entered in
the above entitled cause, on the Kitb.
day of January 1!> >9, the same was re
ferred to me, with instructions to as
certain and re]M)rt.
FI BUT—The personal estate owned by
Jaine* Mosby, at the time of his death,
the character and value thereof.
■ I SECOND—What disposition if any,
was made hy the plaintiff, Allen it.
Noll, Executor of James Mosby, dto'd,
and bow much, if any, of said personal
estate is now in the hands of said Ex
ecutor, available for the payment of
debts owing from the estate of the said
James Mosby deceased.
THIRD-'To stale and settle the sc
sounts of the said Allen B. Noll, as Ex
ecutor of James Mosby dec'd.
FOURTH--The debts owed by the said
James Mosby, at the lime of his death,
to whom payable, their nature and U.e
respective amounts and priorities
thereof.
FI FI'H-The real-estate owned by the
said James Mosby, at the time of hie
den li its quantity, description and
Inca! ion.
BIX Til—And such other matters as
any party, in interest, may require,
the same being pertinent, or such
otliei mailers as the said commissioner
himself may deem peftinnu. whether
so requested or not.
Vou will therefore take notice that
I have fixed on TITEHDA V IilK tiih.
Day of MAR.,1909, at 10 A. M., as the
j time when, and my office in the Old
j National Bank Building, m Muriins
• burg W. Va., as the place w here [ will
' proceed to execute the said order of
i reference, and if, from any cause, the
i same be not completed on tbut day, It
| will be adjourned from time to time,
' at the same place until it is completed.
Given under my hand this H8th. day
of January 1908.
W. B. Colston, Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court.
CREDITORS NOTICE
To the ceditors of James Mo»by, de
ceased
in pursuance or a decree or me
Circuit Court of Berkeley County W. |
Va., made in a cause therein pending, i
to subject the real estate of James
Mushy oec’d. to the payments of his
debts, you are required to present your
claims against the said James Moshy,
for adjudication, to \V. B. Colston,
Commissioner, at his ofT.ce in the Old
National Bank Building, in Martins
burg VV. Va., on or beftrro t lie 9th. day
of March. A. I>. 1909
Witness L. DeW. Uefhardt, Clerk of i
the said Court.
6. t. L. DeW. Oerbardt,Clerk.
G0 SIM 13SIOlfER 8~ NOT ICE 1
1j. C. HofTman A Allen B. Noll, Trus
tees &«. ■
vs. In Chancery 1
Li. c. Heilman et al >
commissioner's Olllce
Martinsburg, \V. Va.,
Jan. :18th. 1909
To all persons interested In the above t
entitled cause. 1
By a decree of the circuit court of
Berkeley county, W. Va., entered in i
tlie abova entitled cause on the 26th
day of January 1909 the same was re
ferred tc me, with instructions to as- .
certain and report. >
First: The interest of; L. c. HofTman
in the purchase money, arising from t
the sale of the real esta e of i£. l>. Hoff
man acc’d and any other property, '
owned by him, at this time, and to
marshal! all the assets of the said 1.. 1
C. HofTman.
Second: To ascertain the liens agsiust
the interest of the said L. c. HotTmau, 1
together with the amounts and prior- )
ities thereof.
Third: To report any inheritance tax,
due from the lletrs at law of JS. H.
Hotfman, dae’d. ,
Fourth: And any matters that any t
party,in interest may require,the same ;
being pertine it, or which the com
missioner, himself may think proper.
You will therefor take notice that 1
have fixed on Friday the 26th day of
February 1909, at 10a. m. as the time
when, and uiy office, in llie Old Na
tional Bank Building, in Martinsburg,
W. Va., as the plane where 1 will pro
eeei to execute the said order of refer
ence, and if from any cause, the same
be not completed, on that day, it will
be adjourned, from time to time, at
the same place, until it is completed.
Civen under my hand this 2Nth day of
January 1909.
\\ coiston,
com. in chancery of said court.
COMMISSION KK'SNOl'lUt
L. C. Hoffurau Ac Allen H. Moll, Trus
tee &C.
vs. In chancery
!*’. to. Hoffman et al.
Commissioner's Office
Alartlnsburg, W. Va.,
Jmf 28lb. 1909
To all persons in crested in the above
entitled cause.
By l decree of the circust court of
B.rktley county W. Va., entered in
the above entitled cause, on the 2.5th.
day of January 1909, the same was re
ferred to me, with instructions to as
certain aud report.
First The interest of the said F. to.
' Hodman, in the purchase money aris
ing from the sale of rhe real estate of
j K. I., Hoffman, dee d and any other
property owned by him, at this time,
1 and to marshal! all the assets of the
i said F. AI. Hoffman.
Second: To ascertain the liens
against the interest of the said F. to.
Hoffman, together with the amounts
| and priori tie** thereof
Third: To report any inher tancstax
; due rom the lleiis al law of JE. I..
| iiolTmaa, ilec’d
Fourth: And any matters that any
' party in interest may require, the same
icing pertinent, or which the Couimis
s.wiici, himself uiay think proper.
t yu will Ihurefoie lake not.os llrat I
: Ua' e fixed on Wednesday the 24th.d ly
i of February 1909, at 10 a. m. as the
! time yjhea, and my office in the Old
I At: ional Hank Building, in Marlius
burg, W. Va., as tlie place wuere 1
w|i| proceed to »yeoute the seid ord*-r
of refetemce, and if, from any cause,
the same he not completed on tha'
day, it will be adjourned, from lime m
time, t the place,until it is com
pleted.
t liven under my hand, this 28th day
•l January luoti
\V. B. Colston, coco, in
chancery cl .said tout!
PUBLIC SALE.
Of Valuable
Persona! Property
Having rented my farm and bought the S. N.
Landis property and int'-nding to go into the
merchandise business I will eell at my borne half
mile west of Marlowe andi 1*4 from Williamsport,
Md., and 8 miles from Falling Waters an
Tuesday March 9 1900
beginning at 10a. m. the following to wit;
7 Head Hones and Colts
Maud, firay mare, ifiou Iba. Clydesdale 7 yean*,
in foal by thoroughbred gray Pen;heron horse
and iwill work anywhere: Tope, !>la< : Hyde
mare 1**400 lbs.. 6 yrs. old in foal by black Pen-her
on and both mares are tine leaders; Major dark
gray horse, VM) lbs. 8 yrs.*oUt in Map, has been
handled some; Bill black horse 3 yrs. thi> spring
nice driver and worker: Tom. rising g yr. horse
l ion lbs. sired by Black Percherott, and Is one of
the finest draft colts in the county; Bea' gray
mare colt, rising 1 yr. sired by gray percheron;
Fancy, fine black mare colt riging 1 yr sir. 1 bv
same horse
.'1 Head Cattle
Jersey cow with calf by her side 4
milk. (Juenrnsy and Jersey
15 Head Sheep
11 ewes with Iambs and one buck
14 Head Bhoata
each will weigh about 60 lbs
Farming implements
J horse? wagon and l»cd. Dayton wagon
wagon. Thrush and Stougb make; dump* a
harm s-. McCormick biuderhi good order l’>
grain drill good as new, Blackhawk cht-i'-k
corn planter ht good order. U cultivator,
riding and one walking: spring tooth hiro'-.
g.M,d order, new drag harrow. 3 barsharf
N... lo Oliver. i\liter, double and singl* ,-h.
.o\v-. set hay ladder?, good wheat fan, bb
smith 100Is, horse rake, mower, good Job
corn crusher, single double and treble tic
Harness
’«da yankee banc set front geaii. Is
ph'W gears llyne-. l collars, {bridles, toy f.
i.'jjc ar; i pMliies. cutting box, bag truck, x -
buck saw, corn shellor. check lines
Lot Chickens Cream Separator
2 bedsteads, set chairs, cook stove suital>l <
farmer
irk
tnd I
ik. i
It ay ami Corn
d many other articles not mentioned
rerin h
A credit of i» mouths will be given on all -unis
of $loand over, purchaser to give note t1:
good security payable at the Peoples Tm»t ' ■■
of Martinsburg. or the Savings Bank «»f Williams
P°rt, M*l., v/Ith interest from date, but if |»;i ■ it
maturity interest remitted. Under §10 rush
N*j property tojbc removed until settled for
Deo. Keesecker, Aunt
John T. Morrison. rlerk
settled for
J. 8. Bancs
PUBLIC SALE
Of Valuable
Personal Property
As administrators of the estate of thi late
lames Newkirk Cunningham, we will make -,i\
it public out-cry, of all of tin1 personal property
:>elonjr1ng to said estate, at his late home, *Aj
end ale, near \ andevesville 5 miles east of M.,
insburg, on the Hhcpherdstown on
Monday March 8, 1909
beginning at 10 o’clock a. m. as follows:
12 Head Horaea'anc! Colt*
l are mares, three are horses, one pair splendid
utiles, y.yearling colts and one two yrs, old
these an- all good horses mostly young and good
vorkers
oo Head Cattle
i are good milch eows.soine are giving milk itow
md some will he fresh by day of sale. 5 fine
lull rS* H 8teerH’ 17 i,eai1 of ^ung cattle and one
10 Head Hogs
»ron<l sows and one brood sow with pigs by her !
30 Head Sheep
consisting of tine ewes most of which have lambs 1
>y their sides
Farnilog Implements
■ i,.'li as wagons. buggies, carts. btnders,mowers,
.-rain drill. horsu rake, cultivators, slnglu ami
louble shove* plows, harrows, single, double and
reble trees, forks, rakes, hoes, breech bands,
font harness, plow harness, whips, robes, and
u tact about everything that is to be found on a
veil eqmppedf arm
Household and kitchen Furniture
'insisting of stoves, beds and betiding, carpets,
ugs, matting, curtains, chairs, tables, and many
>ther things not mentioned
Terms
A credit .of » months will be given on all sums
>f $10 and over, the purchaser to give Ids note
vith approved security, with interest from date
mt il paid at maturity interest remitted. Coder
MO ea
led fo
No property to be removed until set
Mrs. Irene Cunningham,
J. M. Wood^,
Administrators
c. llofTrnau Auct.
I
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS’ SAL*
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE
The nnder«igmwl special commissioners by
virtue of tin- authority vested in them by a de
ereeof the Circuit court «>f Berkeley
« ounty, made on the 12th day of January.
ina suit In chancery therein pending in which
:ho Merchant* and Farmers bank was plaintiff,
and Kate it. Walsh and other*, were defendants,
will sell by public auction at tin* front door of
the court, house of Berkeley (’ounty, in Martins
burg, W. Va., on»
Saturday March 6th., 1909
at 1.30 o'clock p. m. that certain tract of real
estate located In Mill < reek District, I. rkeley
County, \\. Va., containing
Four Hundred and Thirty Acres
3G square poles, more or less: being the same
real-estate conveyed by David P. Fry and wife
to Mrs. Kate B. Walsh, by deed bearing date the
loth day of December 1!KM>. and recorded in the
;;llce of the clerk ot the County Court i said
County lu Deed Book No. 118, page 8fid, to which
said deed reference is hereby bad for a more
articular description. Said tract of land ad
joins the real-estate of William Boltz and other*.
This farm is improved by a
I.»rgt> Three-Story Brick Houe*
containing
Eighteen Rooms
in good repair: it Is also;improvediby a
Barn
aud other necessary out-buildings There is rim
ulng water on said premise.- and is ronwiii-nt :*>.
churches and schools. It la well adapted for a
dock farm and.for fruit and will make an ideal
summer resort as It has sulphur and mineral
springs on iti
Terms
One-third <>f purchase money cash on day of
sale, remainder in two equal payments due in
one and two years respectively, with interest
• mi day • *' sa! } the purchaser t*. give his notes
lor said deferred payments and title to be re
-.lined unlit aii the purchase money is paid
Clarence K. Martini
Allen B. Noll
.1. M. Woods V
Special Commi*Mom»rs
I, L. DeW. Gerhardt, Clerk of tire r ireuit
Court of Berkeley County, do hereby certify
that Allen B. Noll, one of the special • .mmis
loners In the above entitled cause has ex- uted
bond as required by the decree of sale
L. DeW. Gerhardt,jClerk
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE &
Having qualified as'admlnistrator of the rotate
. f my father the laie James H. Small. | ( #*rehy
( give notion that all debts dite said estate must
be paid at once and all who have claim* if any*
Bjainst said estate must present the same
promptly with due authentication fi r t tie
men t
Wm. Small
Admin ist rat* -r
2123th
Charleston Nfvra.
The charges against the manage-1
ment of the state penitentiary are to ,
l>e investigated. TheJHouse and eienate j
have apjiointed a Joint Committee'
I com(rosed of Messrs. Fisher and Flynn j
of the Senate and Colcord, Dennis and
Warder. This committee has met at j
Moundsville penitentiary and will ;
make such an investigation as they!
: can in the limited time they have and
with tlie rnean-i at hand.
Everybody expects tbe great insti
tution to he thoroughly white-washed
j hut we guess Jake Fisher will have his
! eye on then* and will expose the rot
tenne is.
’i hough there has been apparently
little progress ina !e in the way of leg
islation the old bills p oviding ap
propriations of all -orts are looked
; after with cars. The bill providing for
' increasing the salaries of the Supreme
.Judges and State offices ba< been mov
| 'tig.
It is agreed that the prohibition
i amendment v. hi not pass tlie Senate.
One Republican /member In good
standing to the cspitol says that the!
Governor -ni l •: -M ,,..t expect it to!
pass. Howcw ■, tin; vole has not i
been taken a | o-dtivc declaration of the !
rt-ult wool.! hare little real fouuda
as a forecast ^ ■ vxt'gi'aund hog day.
The .Senate it; • rt forrud the resolution j'
lo a eommitte not over.y friendly to!
it, and there’s it telling when it w.ll i i
come out of the c isrimittee nor how ' !
badly it will b< lorn and shot up whcti I 1
it dots come.
(hie ■; r tic Senate X. .11 ■
defeat the aim id ;,c;it and pass the |*
Cralg local oj-.ion bill. The House, j
which has air -dy passed the amend- ^ l
ment, will refuse to pass t'-e Craig bill. 1
The session - drawing rapidly to a I,
close with about tv o.weeks remaining 1»
of the 45 days cons'itutloaal limit and 1
yet nothing has been done. Jftit a
single law of general application has ]
passed and many of tlie important
measures sched died to come up have;
not been introduced.
Every possible effort is being made
in the Stale House to force through je
tlie bill to take from the counties, dis- i
Iriets and ci'.ir five per cent of their a
taxes collected from the public:carpor-■ e
alions and turn it over to the depleted , r
state fund. There is no doubt about!*
the dangerous emptiness of tlie general a
state fund, arid nothing that can be 1 J
thought of will bt left undone by the!**
I o
maenme to increase its revenues so as j
to avoid increasing tlie direct state \
tax. t
The taking off of the state tax was j ^
followed by an irnpeading deficit of!
huge proportions, ami if other sources i
al' income can be worked ©lit to recoup j
the los es mat resulted trum the low
ering of litis tax it will he done. Just j
yet no certain source has been found
from which to draw sufficient amount i
UmiMkc up the josses.
The new license law raises the sa
loon licen; e to ft,(WO a year with the
pro' Ue that no municipal corporation
shall Impose a greater license tax than
tlie state imposes.
The promise, long deferred, to give
tlie people an efficient primary election
law may bo fullilled. Three suen
measures lihve been introduced.
The Mouse Judiciary committee
has decided to recommend ttie
passage of the Vinson bill. This
bill we understand piovides that all
candidates lrotu United riiales Sen a tor
to constable must be nominated by tbe
people in a general primary election.
That all candidates names must be
placed on tbe party ticket and lire
voter will mark theu-.me he wishes to
vote for much as at a ge ierai election.
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CHESAPEAKE LINE
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS
“COLUMBIA” ami “AUOUSTA,”
For OLD POINT COMFORT mi l NORFOLK
VA.
Steamers !e ive Baltimore daily ( -xcept Si ,
day) at d.cO p. lit mxl leave O .1 P.i. . • U • .1
foi t at «j Aj aud Norfolk •»( 7 o ,1. w:i •
connection is mute wan h iLi. ul »e* tui .ill
points South.
York iiiver Line
ELEGANT PASSENGER ^I’KW KR "A'l
LANTA” Foi WEST I'OlNl' i.ui hit H
MON D, Va„
Steamer leaves Baltimore Tuesday, I'tiurs taj
and Saturday at 5 p it a.i I arrive W ^t
Point at 7 10 a. m and Rich non 1 at * m 111
Hi.eamer.-s call tGli.o ster P01 it, Glem ?ut*
Ciay ttauk and Ahmond’s
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
plEitslSand 19 i.kih rsTRKSnv* akk
1hroug 1 Lick *ts to all poiuts may-be secured.
D igguge cneeke.i and slate rooms reserved
from r»-City Tlcke odtee-<, IH K. Haiti sore
-treet Arthur W. Roohou, Agent, LJ7 #7. Balti
more street, or the General otllees. Light aud
I^ee streets, Baltimore, >»d.
E. J. Chism
Gonera! Paste a ge - Agent.
Ruben Fouler, Geneial Manager,
T. H. Mcdattnel, \-*s't Gen’l. Passanger \g**nt.
CLOVER SEED
Good home grown S-tpliog Clover
seed far sale. J. G. Porterfield. Call
I Statesman office, bothvphoiies ,
Blank leases for ranting.property at j
thi* office.
For Halo—One 9 ro*m',tH|use]on East
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COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE
W. B Lindsay, administrator of Flor
ence B. Eiehelberger etc., plaintiffs
va. In Chancery,
r. Flags Eicbelberger at al., ile'fen
danta
All parties interested in the above
entitled cause are here by notified that
by a decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley County,»W. Va., made there
in on the 13th day of January, A. D.
moo, the said matter was referred to
the undersigned Commissioner in
Chancery of said court, with the fel
Iswing instructions: To take, state,
and report and account, shewing.
First: What tiersonal estate the said
Florence B. Eicbelberger owned at the
time of her death, the character and
value thereof.
•Second: What disposition, if any,
was made of said personal estate bv
her persona! repreeena ive, and how
much if any, of said personal estate,
is now in the hands of the adminis
trator, Albert us Fiery, available for
the payment of any debts owiag
from the estate of said Florence B.
Eiehelberger, deceased.
Third- A settlement of the adminis
tration of the estate of the said Flor
ence Eiehelberger, deceased, by the
said AlbertusFiery, her administrator
<1. b. n.
Fourth:. What debts said Floren 5e
B. Eiehelberger, owed at the time of
death to w 1 > they are payable,
heir nature, and their respective
amounts and priorities.
Fifth: Wha real estate was owned
by thi said Florence B. Eiehelberger
ut the time {of her death, its quauity
description and location. \
Sixth: And such other matters as
any party in Interest may require, the I
same being pertinent, or such other |
matters as s i 1 co mui isioner himself:
may deem pertinent, whether so re- !
quested or not.
Taka Notice, therefore, that I have
set the liiti:., day of vtareh, 1909,'at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, as the time,
and niyofiicein theOld National Bank
Building, in Martiusburg, W. Va., as
the place, when and where I will pro
ceed to execute the said order of refer
ence, and be the same not completed
ibat day will continue the same from
day to day at tlie same hour and
at the,,same place place until !
completed. Given under my 1
tiaiip this 27th. day of January, A D. 1
1009. Jno. 'J. Gemen
Com. in Chancery
CREDITOR’S NOTICE
To the creditors of Florence R. Eich
slberger, deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Cir- ,
,-uit! ourt of the county of Berkeley
md elate of West Virginia, made in a , (
lause tliereih pending, to subject the ,
esl estate of the said Florence B. Kick- |
ilberger, to the payment of her dsbts, |
'on are required to present yetir claims j |
igainst the estate of the said Florence | ,
i. Eiehelberger, for adjudication to I j
lohn (). Gemen, commissioner, at his I j
iftice in said county, on or before the ! ,
0th., day of March, 1909. - j,
Witness G. DeW. Gerhardt, clerk of
lie said court, thi. -7th, day of Jau. j'
D. 1909 I ,
L. l)e\V. Gerhardt, Clerk, j <
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COHIiSlONER’S NOTICE <
W. B. Lindsay, administrator of R. 8,
Eichelberger, etc., plaintiffs
vs. In Chancery
T. Flagg Klehelhergeret al..defendants
All parties interested in the above
entitled eause are hereby notified that
by a deciee of the circuit Court of
Berkeley Couety, W. Va. made tbere
ini on the 12th. day of January, A. D.
1909, the said matter was referred to
the u'ndersigi ed Commissioner in
Chanceiy of said court, with the fol
lowing instructions: To taae, state,
and report and account, showing.
First: tVhat perrona1 estate the said
R. 8. Kichelbergerowned at the time
of his death the character and value
thereof.
Second: What disposition, if any,
was made of said jiersonal estate by
his persona! represenative, and how
much, if a- y, of aid personal estate,
is new lathe hands of the administra
tor, Albert us Fie-y,available for the pay
ment of any debts owing from the es
tate ef said K. 8. Eichelberger, deceas
ed.
Third: A settlement of the adminis
tration of the estate of the said R. 8.
Eichelberger, deceased, by the said
Albertus^iery, his administrator, d.
b. u.
Fourth: What debts said R 8.
Kiohe'iierger, owed at the time of hia
death, to whom they are payaole,their
nature, and their respective amounts
and priorities.
Fifth: A’hat real estate was owned
hy the said R. 8. FJichelberger
at the time of his death, its quau
tity, description and location,
and a survey of ths tracts at
Flagg's crossing as wet out iu said bill.
8ixth: And such oilier matters as
any party in interest may require, the
sunebeii’g pertinent, or such other
matters as said commissioner himself
may deem pertinent, whether so re
quested or not.
Take Notice, therefore, that t have
set the 10th., day of March, 1909, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, as the time,
and inv office in the Old National
Bank Building,in Martiusburg.W. Va
aa tlie place, when aud where I will
proceed to execute the said order of
reference: and be the same not com
pleted that day will continue the same
fro n day to day at the suite hour and
at the same piaos until completed.
Given under my hand this 27th., day
of January, A. t). 1909
J no. O. Lcrnen
Gom. in Chancery
CREDITOR’S NOTICE
To the creditors of R.8. Eichelberger,
deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the Cir
cuit Court of ttie couty •! Berkeley and
state of West Virginia, made i a a cause
therein pending, to subject the real es
tate of the said R. 8 Eiehelberger, to
the payment of his debts, you are re
qu 1 red to present vour claims against
the estate of the said R.S.Eiohelberger.
for adjudication to John O Lenaen,
commissioner, at his office in said
eounty, on or before the 10th., day of
March, 1909.
Witness L. DeW. Gerhardt, Clerk
of tbe said court, this 27tb., day of
January, A. I). 1909
L. DeW. Gerhardt, Clerk
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
To all jiersons holding liens, by
judgment or otherwise, on the real
estate, or any part thereof, of L. C.
Hoffman.
In pursuance of a decree of the Cir
cuit Court of Beraeley County rv.Va.,
made ill a cause therein pending, te
subject the real estate of the said L. C.
Hoffman, to tbe satisfaction of the
liens thereon, you are required te pre
sent all claims held by you and each«f
you, against the said Ii. C. Heilman,
which are liens on his real estate, or
any part of it, for adjudication, to me,
at my office, in theUld National Bank
Building, in Martinstiurg, W. Va., on
or before the 26th day of February 19t>9
Given under my haud this 28th day
of Jauuary 1909.
W. B. colston,
com. :n chancery,of said court.
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tinaburg, W. Va., on
Saturday Varch iitii litOC
at l o'clock to etc t a board of direotore tor
ike ensuing vcrr and to transact any oilier
business tbatmay lawfully come before such
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