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EDITOR A \ 1> PROPRIETOR.
Kingvroo<l, October 2. iSflO.
Djrxnoratfc State Ticket.
i
P ).t Jl'IVlE OK SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL li. LUCAS,
Of Jefferson County.
i'oii conore-s—*M msiRicT,
WILLIAM L. WILSON,
Of Jefferson Co.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TERMS:— -Vi t or any County office; $J,.V) for
ft*iv Dlotrlct office. ('a-li In advance.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
T hereby announce myself a Can
didate for tho office of Clerk of the
Circuit Cotirt of Preston County.
Lewis I*. White.
Rathbone, W. Va.
July, 9, 1890.
CLERK COUNTY COURT.
1 hereby announce mvself as an
Independent Candidate'for tho of
fice of Clerk of the County Court
of Preston Comity.
JuliusK. Monroe.
July 8, 1890.
I hereby announce myself as In
dependent Candidate for the office
of Clerk of the Comity Court of
Preston County, subject to the de
cision of the voters at tho polls.
George W. L. Mausden.
County Commissioner.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for tho office of County Com
missioner for King wood 1 list riot,
subject to the decision of the voters
at the polls. M. F. Pell.
.—“
McKinley tabriff bill.
There is not a section or a line in
the entire hill that will open the
market for another bushel of wheat
or another barrel of pork.—James
(f. Blaine.
The Journal ami Era took time
ami the election by the forelock and
trotted out their roost era last week.
It is well enough for them to do
their crowing now beforo the elec
tion, for afterwards their chickens
will bo too sick for much of a crow,
and if they have any crow at all, it
will be of the black kind and with a
different sound. It is also well
enough for our Republican cotem
porariea to boom their cannon now,
ns after the election they probably
won’t go off at all, or if they do, it
will be a back-action. We arc re
serving our roosters and cannons
till about the first week iu .Novem
ber.
If the Democrats of Lyon District
<lo their whole duty, there is no
doubt but that Lieut. Hcnjaman F.
Sapn will represent Lyon in the
next County Court. He is a suc
cessful farmer and a good business
man, stands very high at home,
and is honored most where he is
best known, and if elected will serve
the people of the county with honor
arul credit. There can be no mis
tako in voting for him, and this fact
is well impressed on the minds of
lm neighbors irrespective of pnrty.
A number of the prominent Repub
licans of Lyon have openly avowed
their intention of voting for him.
and many others will do so without
saving anything about it, and so
1» re s t » you, Lieut.^Happ, County
Commissioner from Lyon.
We publish in th j* issue a card
from Mr. Monroe in regard to cer
tain reportsthat have been circu
lated about his candidacy for the
clerkship ami we desire to assure
the pnblic that what he says ig true,
«very work of it. We hare every
reason in the world to believe that
Mr. Monroe’s candidacy for the
clerkship is in perfect good faith
and that he means to be eleeterMo 1
that position if possible. His lion- I
entv of purpose and integrity of !
character is not questioned by his j
friends and those who know him
personally and this card and com- I
incut would he unnecessary but for
the fact, that these fi Isc reports have
b ecu circulated so'persistently and
extensively that some parties who
do not know Mr. Monroe may tie
ltd astray thereby and give some
l*td to them.
YOU Fin.”
Kvory time tho Afiot78 pins tho
Journal down to apolitical discus
sion where it is uuuble to oxtract
itself from its humility, it invaria
bly replies, “You fib !” This is the.
sum and substance of its argument. I
When the Altars cited tho fact,
which is admitted by all fair-minded
men of all parties, that Mr. Ooorge
Harman was John \Y. Mason’s can
didate, tho Journal, us usual, an
swers by saying the Anars “had
considerable outside help” and that
it “libs.” Then it quotes the Fair
mont Viryinidn to prove that ten
office-holders could not boss one
hundred and ninety non-olfioo-hol
ders, and asserts that of tho ten
Federal office-holders only four vo
ted for Mr. llarmau.
Now wo propose to recite a few
few facts concerning the Piedmont
Convention which is fresh in the
minds of those who were present
and would respectfully ask W\\iJonr
nul to point out to us our inaccura
cies ami we will cheerfully correct
them. Did not every one of the
Infernal Hr venue men vote for Geo.
Harman? Did not Butts cast the
vote of JelTcrson, Puwnall tho vote
of Hampshire, Davis tho vrtte of
Hardy, Bower the vote of Berkeley,
l a leer the vote of itaudolph, Shinn
the vote of Marion, Sturgies the
vote of Monongalia, and even Poe
and Love of tho Taylor county dele
gation refused to ‘let Taylor vote
solid for her next door neighbor,
Dayton, but according to the holiest
from tho Boss at Washington cast
their votes for (Jeorgo Harman?
Was not this the vote When the
fight was beta o n Harman ami
Dayton? No equivocation, dear
Journal, answer up.
They tell ns figures won’t lie, and
when you come to sum up the votes
held by the ten Federal office-hol
ders and cast for Geo. Ilarman it
must bo confessed that they did
noniinato the gentleman from Grant
county in spite of the 100 uon
office-holders. Why tako the coun
ties of Jefferson, Hardy, Hamp
shire, Randolph, Marion and Mo
nongalia, which were voted by the
Federal office-holders and you can
readily soe how the ten out-voted
the 100. Of couse Mr. Elkins and
Mr. Mason luid their friends in a'l
the delegations, including our own
Preston.
Now as to Rro. Dawson not know
ing who .John W. Mas >n was for is
too absurd to mention. In the first
place it was an open secret that J no.
W. Mason wanted Stephen B. El
kins nominated. None will deny
that. In the second place it was de
cided at Piedmont that if the Dav
ton men refused to allow 8. B. El
kins to bo nominated by acclama
tion the Elkins men would throw
their votes to Geo. Harman and
nominate him. They did so, and
Mr. Mason is the man who engi
neered t’ e vhole thing. The editor
of the Journal is no gosling in poli
tics, and it is worse than folly for
him to say that he was ignorant of
what was going on in tliel ntemal
Revenue circles.
Wo come down on Dro. Dawson
of the Journal, so heavy in our is
sue two weeks ago that wo almost
paralysed him. Wo cornered him
up so badly that his only resource
a-s usual was falsehood. JIo says
in reply that we had considerable
outside assistance. This is false
and we defy him to prove it. We
do not need any help to wind 11 ro.
Dawson up. We just give hi in
rope and ho winds liitnsclf up. Jn
the mean time we lay low, keep our
powder dry and the first thing he
knows wo have him on our hip.
We aro not as old as the astute edi
tor of the Journal, but when years
and experience fail to bring wisdom,
it is a sad case indeed, but some
people get so far and can get no
farther. We arc young in years
but not so young in experience ns j
ilro. Dawson has already found out, >
and this poor, peevish, childish ex- !
cuse of his that wc allow our col - j
umns used by other parties to vent i
their spite and air their privato gre- i
veances, is a plain unvarnished lie
and wo call it by no other name. I
We hardly ever got any help on our j
locals even, as liro. Dawson does,
and write the original matter for j
onr own paper except where proper ;
credit is given. There was some j
outside editorial matter in that is- |
sue of the paper from Garners *
ft leaner, hut it was propedy oredi- j
ted to the Gleaner as will he seen by j
reference to that issue. And now
then llro. Dawson if yon have any
doubts about us being able to write !
our own editorials, just try ns on. j
Come at us on anything you
want, to tackle us. on and be* i
fore you get done with tis you will
want some outside assistance your
self. You might get the Man of Mar- !
rjur ss to help you out if you can res
crrect him again but, you will first
have to soak him in a hogs-head of
arnica to get the soreness out of
h;m.
•THE NEW ERA CAl'UlIT.
It is now thought that George liar
own of Grant county, is to be set up
for the congressional nomination at
Piedmont. Mr. J far man is the man
who rras a Senator in the W est Vir
ginia Legislature in 1872, and by
whose vote the joint resolution catling
the constitutional convention was
adopted. He teas a Republican, but
isjcd with the Democrats, thus being
responsible for the Bourbon const it u
lion which has proved such a curse to
this State. TUB REPUBLIC A NS
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CANNOT AFFORD TO NOMI
NA TE GEORG E HA RMA N.—
N^w Era of A ug, 22.
Tho Now Era is in a close place
in regard to an ill-tinicd and unwise
remurk made before tho l’iedmont
Convention, ns will be seen by the
above extract from its cditoriul col
umns of August 22, jusc before the
Convention that nominated Rev.
Oeo. Harman. Tho Era will try to
twist out of this and lot on that it
was intended to capture Democrat
votes, but this is too thin to stir with
a spoon and will you kindly notice
that the Era won't say much this
week about the candidacy of Rev.
(«eo. llarman. We will.choko them
olT on that.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Some timo after my announce
ment was published, a report was
circulated that “ It was all in Che
family,” “ Kingwood Ring,” in
the interest of Mr. Martin, to pre
vent other candidates from announ
cing ” ate. cto.
All this started from tho mere
supposition of rny relationship to
Mr. Martin, and certain persous in
terested in my defeat, aided in its
circulation, then, becoming a littlo
bolder, stated that it was true, and
finally that they have jtosi/ive truth
that it is true.
Now I wish to say to the public,
that the whole story from tho be
ginning to the end is a lie, and en
tirely without foundation in fact.
As an excuse for the assertion,
that “it is all in the family” it is
stated that my wife is a niece of
Mr. Martin. This is not* true, My
wife i3 a daughter of Mr. Jackson’s
first wife, a lady from Pennsylvan
ia, who was in no way related to Mr.
Martin.
I beg tho public’s indulgence for
this bit of family history, but since
it must be publishsd I wish it to be
done truthfully.
My announcement as a candidate
wue, and is still mado in all sincer
ity, without thought of intrigue
with ajiy one, and because I want
to be clerk of the County Court.
Very respectfully,
Julius K. Monroo.
The Democrats of llowesvillo and
vicinity are earnest and enthusiastic
in the interest of tariff reform and
the success of Democracy. They
met last Saturday night in the
school house there ami organized a
Club, in spite of the bad weather.
(’onsidcring that it was a cold, dark,
rainy night, the attendance wusgood
and the Club started out with about
twenty members. Michael Lynch
was elected President, Francis llorg
man, Secretary, Chris Rorgmun,
Treasurer, and Vincent Cooke, Jani
tor. There will be no meeting Sat
urday night of this week on account
of the convention at Terra Alta, but
arrangements are being made for a
big time Saturday night, tho 11th.
Tho Club is “The William L. Wil
son Club No. Two,” as Terra Alta
has No. One. This shows the popu
larity of our past, present ami next
Congressman in spite of the way
tho lads are whooping op Rev.
Harman.
008 MAX ABOUT TOWR.
He Ulses nn to Mnlie Home Interest*
In* Hem arks.
There wan rjuite a little fracas
among the Durktown poptilution
last Sunday. Two ebony chunks
of II am came together on Price
st reet with a rush that wakened up
the Sabbath fpiiot of our Methodist
town for a short time and gave the
boys something to remark abont.
It seems that John Graham, the
j>orter at the Gordon House had
some trouble with Joe Younger’s
boy and Sunday afternoon Joe
came to town to settle the score and
got settled himself. Ho came in
for a row and he got it. He met
John ami tackled hint on Albright’s
store porch and for a little while
they hit, scratched, clawed and
slogged each other in groat shape, ,
until John got loose and grabbed a !
rock weighing three pounds and
warned Joe off, but Joe ducked his *
head and waded in. John, who is
left handed, took aim and hit him
above the eye, and he dropped like a
beef. The lick could bo heard 100
yards and would have killed a white
man outright, but Joe got up after
I trying two or three times and start
ed for John again, wiio had a rock
in each hand by this time and would
have finished him if spectators had
not interfered. Joe went over to
Dr. Prntt’s and got sewed up. John
looked like he had been slnvving
with a buzz saw or wrestling with a
mule. Now all this happened
right on the main street of the
town in the presence of a dozen
spectators nnd yet no arrests have
been made blit the parties let go
clear. Where, O, where is our
municipal authorities? We would
suggest to the good people of the
town that a wooden set be made
and deposited in tho court house
for the name of the thing and to
save tho trouble of elections here
after.
***
The latest and best thing out, is ,
a good joke on the young people of
Albrightsville. Tuesday night of
this week, they assembled at Ash
ford Snyders to have an old-fash
ioned cane-molnsses-pulling, as
they were making up the sorgum
there. Tho lads and lassies re
mained till late having a good time
generally. Shortly after this party
broko up njbirthdny took place.
I)r. Martin, of Kingwood, was sum
moned and a fine, hearty boy baby
was born to Mr. ar.d Mrs. Snyder.
Father and child aro doing well.
There was a wad death in town
last night, that of little Bessie
Potter of Buckhannon who was
here visiting with her mother. She
has been afflicted for some time
time with Brights disease and as
she very much wanted to visit here
her mother brought her in the hopes
that it would improve her health,
but she died last night at 10.30 and
will be taken home for burial. Her
father Conrod Potter, was telegraph
ed last night and is expected today
on the noon train and the father
and mother will leave this evening
for home with the remains of theii
daughter. She was agid 14 years
very young to fall a victim to that
fatal malady Brights disease. i)r.
Martin attended her whilo litre.
ypifctable Courtship.
A potato wont out on a mash,
And nought an onion tied ;
“Thal’ii tile for mo,” obrorved the nquash.
And all tho beet i turned rod ;
"Go away," the onion Weeping cried.
“Your love I cannot bo:
The pumpkin Is your lawful bride.
You cantaloupe with me.”
But onward still the tuber came,
And laid down at her feet;
"You cauliflower by any name
And It will smell ns wheat;
And I, too, as an early rose,
And you I’ve come to sen,
Bo don't turnip your lovely nose,
But spinach It with me."
"Ah, spare mo a cre»s." the tuber rrayod ;
"Myclierry-tshed bride you'll be;
You are the only weeping maid
That’s currant now with me."
And as tho wily tuber spoko
He grasped the bashful prize,
And giving her an artichoke,
Devoarod her with his ryes.
Daniel Feather of Long Hollow
met with a serious accident last Sat
urday that might-huve resulted fa
tally, be being a man over 70 years
of age. Ho was out gathering
chestnuts and fell about fifteen-feet
from a chestnut troe, lighting on
his head and shoulder. Ho was un
conscious for somo time, but came
to and walked home. Ho was se
verely cut abou* the head from some
stones lie.alighted on and is badly
bruised and very sore but will soon
recover. Merchant M. C. Feather
of this place (his son) was sent for
and went out Mnnday to see him
and reports him doing well.
Mr. C. Y. Ilishop returned this
week from Pittsburgh where he
went in tho interest of Electric
Lights for Kingwood. Ho had
been negotiating with a company
there and they sent for him to come
down and sec about it. An agent
of the Company will be hero next
week to arrange the matter. M rs.
Bishop who has been visiting at
Fairmont for some time returned
with Mr. Bishop.
h(!oBMmptlon Incurable.
Head tho following; Mr. C. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark., says: “Was
down with Abscess of Lungs, and
physicians pronounced me an
Incurable Consumptive. Began
taking Dr. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption, am now on my
third bottle, and ablo to oversee the
work on my farm. It is tho finest
medicine ever made.”
Jesse MuHlow.irt, Decatur, Ohio,
ays; "Had it not bcon for Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Con
sumption I would have died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best of health.” Try
it. Sample bottles freo at any
Drugstore.
-
I
Tfce steamship K1 Sol, the larg
est merchant vessel over built in
Philadelphia,, was launched from
Cramp's shipyards l ist Saturday.
She is 400 feet long, 4H foot be m,
33* feet depth of hold, ami is of 4,
300 tous capacity.
Ex-Pension Agent . Corporal
•lames Tanner yesterday become
managing editor of the Republic, ail
illustrated monthly magazine devo
ted to the interests of nil soldiers.
The Republic will be edited from
Washington.
It pays us well to advertise,
Yet it is surprising
To sec some of our business men,
So slow in advertising.
The man that’s wise will advertise,
He finds out when he tries it,
No matter what his business be
It pays to advertise it.
Miss Belle Spalir was up at Reeds
villo yesterday ambarticled to teach
the Slubtown school of Valley Dis
trict.
Col. Francis Marquess Iluflman of
the great and grow ing city of Mar
ques, was in town this week, but
failed to call on us.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has received
subscriptions for 43,000 copies of
her husbands life to appear shortly.
Cupt. Godwin has been acting as
Agent for C. Y. Bishop, in his ab
sence.
Mrs. S. C. Smith is sick this
week.
M rite to Stone when you want r.
musical instrument of any kind,
lie is the “old reliable.”
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioner’s Notice.
'I’he above untitled chancery cnn*e, t>y a de
>f the Circuit Court of Preston County.
CuMMiMioNEii'ii OrricK, King-wood, W. Va..»
. 8opt. 17.1H90. f
Henry Cloy Hyde va. Hozeklah Wolf eta!.
“%'iV
eree of —. ' .<«#»••» ... . iu.iuu vuuuiir.
made therein, on the 4th tiny of September. A.
I)., 1890, having Iteen referred to to the under
signed Commissioner (n Chancery, with the fol
lowing direction: to ascertain and report tin
real e-date owned by the defendant liuzoklhl
wolf the state and condition t f thu title thereto,
the lien* and charges thereon, their amount?
character, priorities, and to whom owing; anti
that be report any oilier pertinent matter whlct
may be deemed no bv himself, or required b»
the parties or any of them :
The parties to said eani-e, to wit: Henry Clav
Hyde plaintiff and llezek-uh Wolf, H. C. Ilyde.
'-ru-tee, W. tt. Drown,.Jr. lix’r >f vV. fl, j ...wi.
dec’d, Tliotnui Startxinan, .John .**. li
Murdock. M. h. Shaffer. A. .1. Horn field,
<t • Wolf trudeoand Jonn t J. Won, defendant■
will, therefore, t.lko notice, that, on the :M-t
•lay of October. A. )>., 1S»>. at t::y ofth-s In Kir,'
wood, Preston CountV, West Virgiulu, 1 thal
proceed to execute Hied decree.
Given under my hand this 17 dav of Septeir.
bor, A. D„ ist». )>..). CHOUAfc,
0-35-4t—S-'i.W, Commissioner.
Notice to Creditors.
To the (’re liters of Stephen Wat kin i deceased :
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit C'ouit
of Preatnn. made in n cause therein imudiug, to
subject the real estate of the s nd decedent to
the payu.ent of hl.-t debts, yon are required to
present your claims against i lie estate of tho said
decedent for adjudication toll. Ciny Hyde Con.*
mission er, at his ofHco in tlio raid comity on oi
IiefoM- the 10th. day of November next.
Wifnoiw, «F. W. Wntmn, Clerk of said Court
this 83rd. day of September 18 n.
J. W. Watson, Clerk.
9-95-M-S3.81
cartels]
flick Headacheand «v!k»vo *11 the trcublae !n*i
dent to a bilious ntai« of the syMem, such aa
Idcxinesa, Nausea. Drowsiness. DiMx-es after
oattnK. Pain In the KUlc, &<f While their most
resuarkablo success ha* been shown In curing
SICK
Headache, yet Oauter’s I.ittlb Ljvkr Piuj
are equally valuable In (V>natq>at1ou. curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
tltejr also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the Hvar and regulate the bowel*.
Evsu if they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would ho almost prWJsas to thone
who suffer from this distressing complaint -
hut fortunatoly their goodness does not end
here, ftntl thovt who once try them will And
these little pills vAlnahle In so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without lb«m.
But after all sick head
ACHE
Is the bane of so many live* that here l* where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure ft
whit* others do not.
OsnTgit’s JjTTTt.B Lmrn Pti.tn are very small
and very easy to take. On# or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly voyctalne and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
Klea.se all who use them. In via is at V- cents;
»e for ft Hold everywhere, or sent by moil.
CABIXB XSDlCOn CO., K*r Tort.
Snail ML Small Soa Small Price.
Notice to Lien Holders and
to Parties.
W. II Hhallcros* rs. 8. 8. Steam, et si.—In
Chancery.
To all persons holding lien* by Judgment, or
otherwise, on the rest estate, or any part.
thereof, of 8. 8. Sfearn ;
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Conrt of
Preston Oonnty, made In a cause therein pend*
Inir. to snllloct the real estate of the said 8 ».
Stern to the satisfaction of the Hens thereon,
rnn are hereby required to |ire«ent all claims
held by yon and each of yon against the said 8.
I 8. Hirnrn, which are liens on nl« roa! estat e or
any part of It. for adjudication, to me, at my
office tn Ktngwood, Preston County. West Vir
ginia, on or hefore the gist day of October, A. I» ,
1808.
The aboye styled chancery can«e, hr a decree
of the Circuit Oatirt of Preston County, W Va ,
made therein on the 34th day of duly, 1«*>, was
referred to the nnderstgned commissioner, with
the following Instructions : to ascertain and fc
port the land* owned by the defendant 8. H.
Stem, the state and condition of the title thereto,
the liens thereon, tbetr amounts and priorities,
and to whom owing, and to rejx.rt any other
pertinent matter deemed proper hy himself or
that may he required hy the parties or any of
them.
The parties to said canse ; to-wlt : Wm. II.
Shallero**, planMff, and 8. 8 Stern. O. L. Oroofcc,
A, B. Close. P. W. Lipscomb and Christopher
Weltman, defendants, will thnrefere take no
tice that on the gist day of October, at my
offine In Ktngwood, Preston Comity. W. Va.. T
shall proceed to execute said decree.
Olvcn nnder my h*n<t this i»l day of «cptem
her, ISPO. HKNKY CI.AY IlYpfe.
I fi g C ciifiiK ioncr
•*r WV
f.’jnGE? *
' SHINE
four Shoos
with
WOLFFS
ACME
BLACKING
ONCE A WEEK I
Othor days wash thorn
etsan with
SPONGE AND WATER.
tvtKY Housewifo
EVERY Counting Roonr)
EVERY Carriage OwqeJ
EVERY Thrifty Mechanic
EVERY Body able to hold a brush
should uaa
Will Stain Olb a Naw Iwmituiii •i*4
Will Stain Qum ado Cminanaai Tmrmi
Will Stain Tinwana at th
Will Stain tmi Old Basalt* *am<
Will Stain Satts Coaah . Nln<>
WOLff * RANDOLPH, KhUsdSIptUs.
Writ o action.
«• EXECUTIVE l>KI'A:iT*E.NT,
i'Ctivi: Dirian kjit, i
ClIAKLEHTON. \v. Va., >
Hoptcmber iM, JiwO.)
The State or Vii oinia'.
To the Comini*«1oiioM of Kte< ticm In the tovcrul
t'ountl«i of the State :
A VACAN< Y having oecunoi in the office of
iV Judge of the Supremo Court of Api-oal.' of
this Stats, caused by the death of Hon. Thomnr
C. Green, of JeTeraon county, 0110 of the juiipon
of islfl rourt. Who war elected for tho term ne
iflnnhn; on the drat day of .January, lsM.and
ending on tin* .‘Hit <tny of Ufnemhrr, isosl, yon
are hereby commanded. In the name of the
‘date of Wo:.t Virginia, to e.mre « poll to he
ooened and an election to be hold at the aovoral
olace« off v*.lo>cIn your re. teethe count le- at
tho next general election to to he'd nu Tuesday
the 4th day of Nornmlwr, two, for tho jmrt o-e<.,
electing a .Judge of tho Kupntrne Court of A\r
i>ealato fill the vacancy in said ofiico for raid
imexidred lei in.
In \. Itnc-n W hereof, I. A. II. Klstiilng, Governor
of »a!d state, have hereunto net my hand
and canned tho Great Seal of Ihondd
[U. H.] State to ho afllxod, at the Capitol, in tin
cdyof Charleston, t Ida 31th dav of Sep
tember, In the year IMKJ. and of I he State
♦ he t wenty olghth. A. I). J-LG.MINU.
Bjr tli? Governor :
W*. A. Oiij.kt,
Secretary of State. 10 2 4t
Nolice to Lion Holders
To n’1 persona holding liens by judjimtnt, or !
til hi-rwlfs, on t bo real citato, orany 1 art there
of, of Carol I no Martin:
In i-ttrxUMttee of u degree of the Circuit Court
•' I*re ton County, nnide in a ran «• theroin
ending, to subject the rci.l e tale of the mb I
Caroline Mat tin to the hII. faction of the liens
thereon, you are hereby iw.tiirod to t.ro-ont all
.. 2 *lol<! 1-y you nnd each of you i gainst t he
ii. I Caroline . (urtln, which ure liens on her
real estate or any part ot It, for adjudication, to
■ne, nf my othcu :n KiuinviHul, Preston County,
o’est Vlrjtlnly, on or before the &)th day of Octo
A. D., 1«»».
(.iven nnder my hand this *id day of Senlem
oer, A. D., ltM). 11BWHY CI.AS IIYr 12,
liiMt—C oimnist.loner.
Notice to l ion Holders.
To nil perrons holding 1‘cns by judg.nent., or
otherwise, on tho real e lute, or i,«y ; art
thereof. of Kills Wolf, Philip V/oif.U. H. Grr.ni
and tic.o. w. Curtain :
1 i yur. u tree of a decree of the Circuit Court
•>t Preston County, n*ude in a cau-e '.herein
e-idiiijr, to subject the real o late of t ho suid
t’.iiis Wolf, lhiiiji \\ olf. > . II. Unim and (.'»•• i, IV.
Cul t mu t • the sr.tlifuotion of tho lions there >n
roil are i.eroby required to preioti* all e.i.iir.i
ie1d t.y you itud cadi of yon *ii:n'».-*t tho miv
\V olf, 1 !ii!||i Wolf, II, If. Or,.ni i.;ul <Je,i. \V.
‘Jnrtain, which are Jlons on their real estate
>t- any putt of It, for adjudicator, to r.:e, at ir.y
■•.coin Ivin::wood, I'rerton County, Yir
-h‘| i, on or befurt the ail day of October, A. !>.,
Given under try hat’d thlsP-M duv of f'epfotr.
A I> . IliiNKY CI.AY i'Ylili,
li A h—t».iO Coirur.'.o.-K.iicr,
gOUD•
“T*" tf? » pr-* f?T K.,a g
^ & E ss L r is It! **:
cArArivcu...»
SQftETHtNu UZXi.
\*<r? rffTWH?n, OMunciflta, OJMjnrms?, F»rm#
t*rr.»,r»f>f FLAaTCKIXM f.VTU, DOOU >I»Tn,
<Sc. write for illustrated Cntulogtie* »• :'.id fits
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL GO
Ii<i >VmC©i* 8tif F!lic’r.i<rKl>. {'n,
Sea kc:s 1L litre ur-aie of J>U ; «>3
<!>J?
«* ps p i*» uo r-> r? (p f« c**> j<5 ;g
$£&, a ftp
OUT t TK££i
HEALTH IS ffSALTH
£
Dn. K. ('. Wm'> Nrnvc amt> Khaim Tnn>
mknt, m srtinrnnteo opeciflc for Hysteria Idx/.l
n«y:.<. ConvnlMon. Mtk. Ncttoim Nrnn»l<ria,
Ucndaoho, Nervnn* lVtmtratlou enured i.y the
u>eof alcohol nr tobacco, Wakcfnlm<rs \lcntd
Ocpm-’rlon, Koftenli:* of the Drain re ultiutr hi
1 moultjr »md Iciwtimr to mlrery, I’.eeav urn)
death, I*retnttturo Old Ago. Barrnnn©'?, i.< . of
Power In either rox. Involuntary I.o.o.i and
Ktiermatorrhoca canned hy oror exertion of tho
brain, rolf-iibue or nvcrdndnlKenee. Fitch
box contain* one mon th treatment. fi.no a box
or jux for $5.00, lent by mail prepaid on rcrptpt
of price. OtJAHANTKE SIX DOXKK t<. cure
any care. With cadi order received l>y nr for
mix imxe*. accompanied willi $5.rt<, we will ceud
the purchaser a written guarantee *0 refund
too money If the treatment ih,e« not effect a cur©
onari.niecr l*«ned only by Mi I.AI.V PliOTlIRKM
Dnnrplata, Role Agent*. Mcl.nln Block, ©or.
Market and Twelfth treoir. Wheollng, W. Va.
—HOIiKM AN'S
CRAMP. KILLER!
A remarkable, safe and quick
relie f for Cramp Colin, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhoea and Indiges
tion.
You should keep it in the houtte
for emergencies, and carry it in
yonr valise when you travel.
Sold by all cnterprisn g dealers.
Price 2r»c. 8-7-6m.
CENTRAL MOT I
T. ,T. MCAVAY, I’ROt’KIRTOIt.
Tliia llougo is Conveniently T.ornitd
Within Half Mmnto.s Walk of
Depot.
Krery effort made to plenur
_ Oraftoti, w. v*.
•ample room oe first floor. 0-1 *">,
Notice to Creditors.
To the <'red f tor* of Timothy Cfllmore doeeaneft j
In pnr.nanee of a dcf/be of the < •. «.st < «>nff
of the Ooiinty of Prertoti. made In a > ,m e tbere
In i>en*}lnK, to FiiMrrt the root n life of thr
•nto t)»u r Inn* to fh<> reyrrmt of hi* rfo) to, you
are roqitjrofl to i i*--«-nf y< n o«Niirm i imin*t the
I estate of tlm -aid rieeeneflt for ndjudh tfh>n to
j II. tiny llriin fvirerntrafoner, at hi- ofiiop in th,.
**M ootmfy on or tx*f<>»« I !.e llttli day i f JTivrtn
I bar next
tVif"••••*, .1 W.Wfi.'on, t rr't of C«m:t.
thh. Cl (U y t.f I' i f 4# . j
Notice to Liori Holder**.
*n ^]1
►hire
Aia
•t.n.-1:
» fc O
hy tu.l-mdat. or
**■). or stf part
fn f k <(*•- ?nl th?
| ( f P *ilnn C'jii :"y, ■ :.!«-■ In n ns therein
•
r '"ton to t’v i • f •. of t1)# t'ma
l ♦ ItfTv-1*1, .'.\j be'-iby ru i'J'r.*l C» rvo•'Mt u!t
r • ■ >
‘ en‘-l Wli'ia-n » too. uro 1v- . on li'-s real
•
«»* r«vo'l« H K(-.c*» • 1 ^a<n i'.Minty. We/t
vlf»lahunnor ibo t-Ui il»y of October.
a. r.. m
(•Men tinieriajr bnmi this 1~ *i Asv of ?e*>to*n
fctrr, A » , IW. p, J i iiixJVX.
* 0»it-5TC» Corn. i- U**;er.
Notice to Lien Holders.
TA all pciMon* h-'ldltijr lie t.; hr jnA^ir.ent. or
ollitfMv«»e, on the toil •• t*to, or any part
tiieHMl. >rt liry.Hiili.li Wolf:
Ini ut »ai < » ill »OnT<wn| the Circuit **o'irl
c( H-.-.|r>n County, >• ■'* In a om*e therein
wniitlri!. to lableet llie n*al oUleof the
H«z<riilah Wolf to the I'Hfsctlon "f the licrts
llwreon, you an* 1.: rr'.y n • t»:.»*i o. t rt- ent all
claim* h**Ul hr you :»• •• e*>M» of v- n anin«t tho
*«UI HcmVIah Wolf, wh'ch urn !:m« i ti bin real
e.tate or any * «rt • ♦ it, for ad u<1l< Hlloti, t«. i-*,
.»♦ my •>!*!•;« in Kiiur »■•!. i*r» -ton (vrtnty, West
Vlri;.nla. on or brim I he il l tiny of October,
A. ft., l*V\
(li»« ur:t*er ray hand till* rth *l«ir of 8**'teuv
her, A. In. J 'W t CIUKJAN.
0 iVIt- .3 C'l ’TtnilrrloJior.
Free Sample llox containing ten
(lays treatment sent to any address
on receipt of postage.
MONEY REPUHOSO *
hdO CURft NO RAY
} OLir/J ULOSSOM-l* the jMUtst boo a
to womankiad. Positively euro all forms of female
weakness, such as Painful Menstruation. Barren
ness, Ltucorrhea, Pru.itis, Ovarian anti Fibroid
Tumors in their early stages, and the long list of
innumerable and unmeutionable sufferings that
affiiit the patient. Try it and you will exclaim, as
bundredsof others have: “Oh, I feel like a different
woman I" One month's treatment sent postpaid to
any part of the United States on receipt of II; sin
mouths, Money refunded if a. cure is not effected
after itiictly observing directions. Address TIC
f &MCC tlOlCM. IMTITVTC C3,, CoLvuaus, Ohio,
js^fa _) _
iLj; ft 3 fi hi S'j ‘t 1 f®* jfi* <St 9
A * SVc r3 << a.i J
'-.**"* ArtlT al r / —-.tsin^ tw'.t/ff,*. * f/.' er
•a.piru'ijiiv ry 3l-*>:t>.<«r ,\* •rk-MJ'. *Jrv and
eTuliy pifietol pif> 'U ♦. u-hv tort *
rjiiiv-:vr,ui>racti':t»*.vtthfarw».-a«« t.ire*..*r
• jr-ra L/thopoopie fc«a*> >
D ii .11 yyl^t cC.'ti I«sa* («!•) OtMNh’f Diijd'u
lisWrilTt *w» O > h
I/'a. P L ru*i: itv yy Srwtur.ot ,‘.r -rk r-t. *. cii and
OAKf'ill/ prepeu 1 fi 'vi-fi >U «. uov •.. {.,r( y
umII
tUo---, —^
Tawo t• <-cl■'*.t't a.j.-n v :tv.«t pr.r*
Jn*< i VjcJ: 3 tb-r ■“Mi. i -'i »'i fa f:—‘ ru I
■ . rtrcUhKha alisottlTc d'mTds
urrer r a j-v .
I ! cn . .i, ft ng.-ar-jM, Ju. -i.:r»i>«.sj'i... ,‘f
W '*«*tt .t»» w i»fi.a tv.nr, »..nn t • ir .
t O'jJlc.'r ■hi-tof fet.jtj
• i / ( • ' ’. .t
<• {>'.!• u, ore:'..! UcuO/AiiulM....
C 05 !piBg,I lil- vsiCoIie....
ti ■’* ■> eh'aV. VotjjlUug.
7 t'o-.sb-., Cold WroSfliiKic.
h Ntxir.l^lti Tovt < he, Fvct-vfiJ ...
9 Ilffldrv. ill's, tilekUi vfacc.\ Vcrt^ju
5«i fryvp.Taitt. Idb .ns i lotudi.
3 ( C.5 PP* hhn*o of fat at r. I
a* While*. to." l’r. ! us."« I'rj-toda ....
i.> t ,-rfc v, Cotl-h, I'if irdt iliWiiil;v..„
>4 P*l; Fn .,. in*, r.rtr.'.' u..
jju V.ha.i air tfM-i, itbuUTPAtu: Val:
*A'
S* Jilis* > sc . .;•<»
5v triiiflff We*i!t»««. Wolliii: l i I. »
*i i Plm 7 sta af {helloarti l'slt>lv: xn 1 < t‘ ■)
Cyu l>y Urr; lc.\ or -u-rtr.-s'cAiC ir.* v»
tfTriC-. i.’v. I'UMI KSt*.' Vjs: »t. (IH f" *-•)
bMiiii ft ;Kth s.'J ^.V!, t'.v».
•: r»c J'c.1. vsJj*.!U.'Yt'.lf3S t-. if r.
u tr aiu vv^ J5 4 ^ ci
Y j^.e tTiW riVd
e
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CoiMierGfo! Ccllega BS
Cheapest £ Drst 3osi/jess College in tSo World.
nigfc^l lUnor uni Go!<f Medal or" all ethar Colli'gia. >i
Worlirn if i^(Ml;Sun4 l«r H. new of Rnnli'kf* piry ftr.4
General l.‘<fneJitfon« 10,00U (iraduaten Irt
IImIm-h*. lOUO ^tudriiUu iaunU/. 1 K ToacKaM •rupiov
•*'. t'uvl of Fall Ut<«lu< *« Counw, loolndlnirf ultlor. Hu*
licit"j, *t>! Hoar*I, about Short-V!uaa, Tjrf^-Wrl*.
Ir* »nd Tti.'ffrABh/ Vj t nratian. har#,-*.
Graduates •oocaevfal. This oltj U Hetutlul and h«*lifcruU
For oirouUr. tdU«» \fllbmr lL 6with. jrtoo. &jr.
DR. W. S'^CKTCK.
DENT16T.
Will continue to m-.iV.o IiIh regular visits to
Nowi>:ii>:.t{‘’V/i<v!;u'!',l tirn.tj'.ton ami Kinftwood
I>a#noticoof his next visit to each | v?il
a linear In taU paper.
PHOTOENGRAVING.
IV ; AYS TO JUtfUJUffl T001 ec::; . :3.
rortrnits. p.rifl cutsofcotlevea, hotels, fnctor
jf», machinery, tie,, inaUe tuurUtr trou oho*
toKi.phs. y
t'tuts Lous—-Send stamp Jor tffttmtn i&ctls.
Mitropolitta Tress Igtncy,
Now York City.
KNIGHT'S
Blood Cure.
"** A ctaudard l.ouacl.old retredy
in tucceasful !'»•• locrc than to years. A j*.m.
tiw cure for l'yejxpsia, Scrofula Nervous
Prostration, Corattj.ation tud till tiiseu.<-ta of
tlie Wood, Stomach Mud I.ivrr.
Us-.5M.U1 *:r rittocfncft Clm C:iyltil:n.
A botanical comi-cund put up hi packages
and sent \,y mail at ont ihttd the tail of orclVn
arjr medicine, f.mg« package*. sufficient for
t quarts, f 1.00; lintf-M/e packages, sufficient
for i pints 50c.; sr.mple i.ndam, j«c.
A Wliable Agent u-unltd in ibis locality.
I RIGHT BOTANICAL 00„ M2 SrMlvt/, ITT.
«SFBEE
•i oo.M. **•«. ¥•
n n ..
r
>ultl Wjtrb
"~rr.t*
,—itch in th« t*. rid
Itoirlurprr Warrustnl hr«ty,
'.V'Uit fiotft III! ntin|f raari
IJ« IldlM »ft<! tcnl • t«ir#
•nd fMtP of
_ Hh worli_RHP Wl
»alu« Oars i r.MOM in
- «iua WdMfy eat* »ntir» ona
fifi*. t‘>ir*ihfr f*Hh our l«*ra
M*1 JRlJAbW* 51 0«t*4*hol«|
___ rttktulr*. Tbw u **u
*• ih« vf*!*S, if* f|AM Ihe wort yoti
04*4 do U In *Tjow «*b it wt aaort *r « to iImmi who tail — jrcur
W*r»<1* and »V»«* ahftfft fOO- that *lway« rreoiia
» Mluahlo wliW l« hoUU fcryiar* whrnr*M sCarted
tlxx] Ihue we ire rapr.td We pay alt rtpr««a. fraifffet, «f* After
know all, ft y*»%t won Id litre *« to nr* rh f>*t u$, jn% . «n
Mm from MjdO m 4^*0 k^f wr'ka:.*! uu*afi2« AiJt*a«(
fonwin *fc fo.lio. Mitt, I'«w tl*n<l, M«»i «#.
fwnpM • n |
Iho »nrld (1
*n<1 lo I0»r-w*u«» »_
mpm* panda taowfllaondriiKa
tnop* rlivtii In Mkli |n.#lli.
m Mtn |.-*m*
»• •»«■** Onlp I boa. !.bo <tm«
’ to i>* M mm« ran mob. aura
*fco rb.i».o Alt pno hay* to do
| rotnm la «o aho» nor panda
. lb**., nb" .all-onoa n.lpbtmra
•aid lbn»« anoM poo lb« b».
ftnnlnj nt Ihla ad.»r1<a.an.nf
all
Tb* folknrtoff ipvinnn ©f,« r*<!««»4 tQ
•hurt »h* BftWfil pttl of Hi k illi Ithi rinf, denb> |M< »*»•
lc«pi,«iliffMilirt*rln(irrr Wiwillimilm« )m k«r in*
! r<n m«b« from Wfl I © • «U)r •( l«*M. from rfe. •nn.wltfc.
oaiotportoar* g»rfor writ* at ma TO* Mr
AddriH, II MAl.U.ri »CO„ HoiHM, ImlLIID, Uoi«*.
10 WEAK MEN
ffom th« njTo ti Of frnthfol -from, Mrlr
d -ry, VWtinff«Mko<Hta, loot manhood, I will
f' r d o valnabto lro»n»o (Containing full
|*rtI<-t>Ur* for homo e«M», fc* p SB of rhftrrn. A1
•*>Wxli‘l mmllool work ; .».oti”rC rr*d \~ *r+ry
»at> who la Barron* and A.Mrwt,
rrof. If. t, POTTI^RH, Moot**., loon.
ry yovr tiAf’n At nrp,
Or yon am *11 worn n-,tf, really Mind r rrmth
Ifif- It •» *.••». r,-. dotdli'r Try
t ^” K s I HO \ n l j TKfi*.
H *tm cur« Pi* n*. your it\nr. n .si ftlr>
*• E-<j'J flj i«.lit*