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The Oeredo Advance.
T. T. .MeDOUOAIi,
KD1TOK ANII CKOI'KI KTOK.
Wwlnetutay, s».pt ii# foot.
THE PRESIDENT SHOT,
But Thanks to Providence,
is Bccovcr.ng and
Thought to be
Out of all
Danger,
About 4 o’clock last Friday after
noon while President McKinley was
holding a public reception in the
I etnple of Music at the Pan-Ameri
can exposition at UufTalo, N, V., he
was shot twice by an anarchist who
was known as Frederick Xicnian, but
later confessed that bis name was
I>eon (V.olgosz. The cowardly de
imm approached as if to greet the
President, with a revolver in his
hand, a handkerchief being wrapped
around the weapon. lie w’as im
mediately knocked down and arrest
ed.
A full account of the horrible
deed will be found on the inside
pages of this paper.
PRESIDES T R ECOV E RIN«i.
.lust before going to press we
learn that the condition of the Presi
dent is so favorable as to dispel the
last shadow of apprehension. Sena
tor Hanna and o hers are actualSv
jollifying. Kvery indication points
— Thanks to a kind Providence—to
our noble President's speedy re
covery.
It is high time that anarchy he
suppressed in this country.
I URorcii the kindness of Hon.
Romeo II. Freer the Advance lias
received some valuable public docu
incuts.
—- --
It is stated that lion. W. P. Hub.
bard, of Wheeling, has aspirations
forthe l . S. Senatorship. Of course
he is a Republican.
It has been announced that the
Norfolk it \\ estern R’v has passed
ouv of t h** hands of the Penupvl*
Vania railroad, and is now iirrniv
in the grasp of th<* Gould interests.
I me trouble with the 1 democratic
platform seems to lie that there is a
a hole between the Kansas half and
ttu* Ohio hull into which almost
anything is likely to slip and not be
missed.
And liryan with all his free silver
notions is to make speeches in the
< dliio campaign. There is no telling
how big the Republican majority
will lie in the “lluckeye State” this
year.
Mu. John Frkw, for almost half
a cent my business Manager of the
V\ heeling Intelligencer, «lie<| last
Saturday. lie was a successful
business man and possessed the traits
■f 14 true gentleman—honor and
honesty. May eternity for him We
happiness.
Thk “hoggish” editor of the
Wayne News (who endeavors to
. “hog all of the public printing),
say- that during hi.- re-idenee in
( barb -ton lie never had a hog pen
nor owned a “fat porker.” It may
be that he had a poor “pig in a poke”
hi a in one corner of his stable. Any
way. not only the Mail Tribune.
"11 i b the New - a - i- the organ « f
th*- Republican Hog Combine at
<. liar lest on (and i- of cour-e sup*
to hunt up ail items pertaining
1c. hogs), but the Charleston Gazette,
the ]>emoeratic organ (and some
people think a Democratic paper
always tell* ,},e truth), pub
lifciie<l it as a fit that Mansfield
ac* ually owned or harbored a porker
on hi- premise- while he lived at the
cap;! il of oer glorious Staff, eon
frury to the laws of the city; that
said porker produced a scent which
hi came obnoxio i- to flu passer-by
at d the authorities were compelled
to abate the nuisance. However,
if both the daily pap< rs of Charles
ton have deliberately lied on our
dear brother, we are glad of it and
the Apvan* k stamb ready to defend
hint.
i
NOTICE Of SALE
-OF
REAL ESTATE.
-BY THE
COMMISSIONER Of SCHOOL LANDS.
The Mata ot West Virginia i
vs. . In Ghanceru.
Jamea Sin ill), et dl», )
Under and i>\ virtue of a decree oftheCti
eutt Court of Way ne county, We«t Vnginia.
made and entered III the above entitled
cause, pending lu the mu id Court, at the May
term. 1901, the undersigned Commissioner of
School Lauda for said Wayne county. West
Virginia, in puisuuuce o said decree, heiehy
gives notice, that on the
23rd DJty OP S&PT EMB’R. 190L
between the hums of cue o’clock, In after
noon, and f<-iir o’clock, i*. in , I will at the
front door of in* Court House oi said Wayne
county. West Virgin a. proceed to otter for
sale, ul public auction, to the highest bidder,
the following tracts, or parcels of land, situ
ate in nhkI county, ami oe-crl ood and set out
in the pluintitPs lull in Hits cause, to-wlt:
Tract No. Ill, contain lug :tl1 * acres, sltuHte
on waters of beech Fork, of 12-Hole, to stone
wmI Insirict, being a palt of a 227 acre tract
formerly belonging to Andrew Adkins, de
ceased,forfeited in the r nine of Berry Adkins.
Tract No.lM, containing in acres situate on
billle’s branch, m Stonewall district, for
feited In the mime of Colbert Lycaus
Tract No Ilia, con lain lug Lot No. 152. situ
ate In the town of Cassvet.e, In Butler dis
trict, forfeited In the name of Samuel Brom
ley.
Tract No. 107, containing 10 acres, situate
on 12-Pole, just above the mouth of Peter
< ave Branch, in Soiuewalldistrict, forfeited
in the naiue oi Maxwell Osburn Kst. 'ibis is
a part of the old John O-buru farm.
Traci No. I0H, r> iiitalnlu one (1 acre, situ
ate ut the mouth of butlaio Creek, on 12
Pole, III Cerolo district, forfeited It) the
name « f Stephen Willson, by reason ol non
entery on (lie laud hooks for more than
five years.
Tract No. Id, consisting of Lot No. 5 In Shu
tnutes add:t ion to the town of Kairview, as
.aid off b.v R. b. Hamilton, In toe Chancery
cause of Wit/., Muller A *Jo., vs. II. K. Shu
mate, ct als, tu-ing part of 2J4 acres, formerly
belonging to II. K ■'shumaie, now owned or
claimed by .1. II. Thornbury.
Tract No. it>, containing Lot No. K, In Shu
mate's addition to the town of Kairview, as
laid oil'by It b. tl amt I ton, lu the Cnaucerv
••hum* of Wit/, bidler A Co. vs. H K. Shu
mate, et als. This lot is now trwtml by J. H.
Thornbury.
Tract No. hi, con tni ti I tig Lot No. 7, in Shu
mate's addttton to the town ot Kairview, lu
Union district, tietng apart of 2}? acres, sold
in the Chaneet v causeoi Witz, butter A Co.
Pit is lot is now owned or claimed by A. W.
Fergusou.
I rad No. 1H. ronfthtlnsc of Lot No. one (1)
In the Hbinnate addition to the town of Fair
view, in I'n on district, being a pail ol Hie
2S acres inrmerly owned by H. K. .'shumule
| and now owned uy B. J. Prichard,
i Traci No 11, containing 12 acres, situate on
Camp Creek, In •stonewall dlslilct, forieited
lu tins name oi Burge s .v Napier, said tract
being a part of Ilk) acre- conveyed to the said
Burgess «v Napier by Nancy J Newman.
I Tract No. 112, s timte on Camp Creek, In
Stonewall dim riel, forieited lu i he name of
j Burgess ,v Nnper, lor nonenlery ou the
Laud Hook for a period of more (him five
year*. Burgess & Napier owu this pact oi
land.
Tiac* No. 118, containing 27 acres, situate
ou Cuuip Creek, ,u stom-wail district, lor
I letted In I he name of llurgess tV Napier, lor
, nonenlery ou Hie Laud Books lor inure Ilian
I five years.
Tract No. I Hi, containing three-fourths (',)
, «»f an ucrc, situate on Butlalo Creek. In t »•
1 redo district, forfeited in i lie name of Jere
inntli Thacker, lor i onentery on the Laud
Books for more than five years. This is a
pail >>f a 21 acre trad, of land formerly own
• ed by Wade Thacker lu Ills life lime, and
conveyed to Jeremiah ThacKer, in Hie iiarti
tion suit oi Hie heirs ol the said wade
Thacker.
Tract No. 117, containing three-fourths of
an acre, situ tie ou Buffalo Creek, lu (’credo
district, foi iclle.i in me name of Columbus
Akers’ heirs, fur nonenlery on the Land
Books lor more Ilian live years. This is a
pari of a 21 acre tract oi :aud formerly own
ed by A ttde Thacker. Tills of ail aCle o,
lauu Was laid utr to the liens of Columbus
Akeit.u the paitiliouof me said 21 acres.
Traci No nil, coiiltiinlng i’ll acres, situate
on Laurel Cie k, in Stonewall district, for
leited in Hit name ol T, J Anbury, being
tlie same ir.<ct of land purchased bv T. .1.
Asbury Irom C. Fry, Clerk ol the County
Cou rt.
Tract No. 1 is, contaiuing 15 acres, situate
; on sweet vVaier Creek in Lincoln district,
forfeited lu (lie name ol James Perry, foi
nonenlery on the Laud Books lor more than
I five years. This land was conveyed to James
Perry by James Herald by deed dated March
i 20th, 1*07.
Tract No. I'd. consisting of Lot No. I d. sit
mile in the Iowa of Cassviilc, in Butler dis
■ iriot, fj»rfe;ted in ilie imine oi Siiiniiel Brom
ley. Tins loi was con veyed -o Samuel Brom
! ley by 8. J- Whitt and w ife by deed dated
December 1st, l,*oi.
Tract No. i, couiiilning hi acres, situate on
Twe.ve Pole Ulver, in Cercdo d.strict, for
feited in the name of James Skean. James
Skean is the owner of tills tract.
Tract No. 22 'initalnlng ;{*'i acres, situate
ou ((ragstone, in But ler dlsti lot, forfeited in
the name or Josepn Ferguson Said Joseph
Ferguson Is entitled to redeem this tract.
1 lad No 2d, containing 28 acres of Miuer
a I, situate h ■ ivomul ikiltoni, in Builcr dis
trict , forfeited lu name oi Fprioa Hull. P.
A. Powell and the heirs ol L. T. smith and
F.d M. Smith are Ilie owners.
Tract No. 2ti, containing 7 acres, situate on
B:g sandy Kiver, in But ler district, forfeited
in uaiiie of P. A. Powell. I*. A. Powell owns
Mils tract.
Iiart No. 27, containing »i acres, situate on
Big Hurncune, in Butler district, fondled
iii name oi \V. I>, Petci*. pari oi m. acre tract
mi ft*.led in name of W. i>. Peters. \V. 1».
Pelent owns * Ins tract.
Traci No. 2*, rnniaimn * JH acre*, sit uate on
-loci’* Brancii, in Boiler dial rid, torteited in
nuiin- oi /. telierlnli Higgs. Zat herlali Kigg*
is nw ner ol t ids tract.
Trad No. 2JI, containing 51 acres, on Hreen
briei. In But Id district, forfeited la tlaiiu* of
Ida Kigg-.who now owns till*tract.
Traci No. Vi, coiialiiiii* d.'! acres,situate on
UragMoiie t’reck, in Bn l*-r disir.ct, forfeited
III nailn* < f .). V. -Sli I ug ieloii, w ho no tv owns
tin* tract.
Tract .No. :>.{, containing 137 acres, on
Tract* Fork, In Butler dis ilrt, to-fun d m
name of Ald.-r*'ot Woikm n.. Thomas II.
Hun ey and I,, il. York both claim tin*
I rad,
Tract No. 3d, containing .30 acres of Miner
al. x t ateoriBiu Hurricane, iii Butler dis
II ici, forfeited In name of n .1 Wilkinson
*'• • ms that •» .1. VV11 k i iisoii owns this I ract
I tet N<>. in, containing Hot No. T.’, In town
of i axxviile, III B tiler district, imfeited in
name of Fdshfl h i ash el. The heirs of Kits ha
Fresher, deceased, arc the owners of tliix
tract.
I*< cl No. in, eon I a It lug Hot No. II. In town
of Caswvdie. in Butler district, forfeited m
11».>11«* of K Isha Fin- it. I in- heir* of F,,ix..a
T i a slier ar** owners of t li Is trad.
I to i .sn.t*, contain lug 1320-<piar<* fed, in
tow a oi i assvllla, in Hu I ler d i strict, foffei led
in name of Jri in II K >*s’ ••state. Heirs of
II. K is. seem fo ow.i tills tract.
I t .o l NU 17, contain);^ . > acre*, situate on
Mill t reck, in Kincoln district, forfeited In
iiam*- of Vile.- Humbert Alice Hmiibert
ov% os till* tract. Hie otic u Pi u son also ciaims
tli ,* trad,
I t ict so pi, containing 2 acre*, situate on
Hxid fora oi twelve Pole, in KSiicoiii dis
trict, forfeited In name of Mary K. Marcum
Katlierine l/iwr .* cntltl d to tedeein tin.
tin t.
it *ct No. 71, containing ;{!» acres, on
Iw.-ive Pole, in i.raot district, forfeited In
i am** of Arnold Meade. srnold Meaneiind
Bit.dll Mi ole -••cm tote the oW.i“r* of tills
■ tract,
I’fact No 71, containing ‘"i acre*, situate on
Tweiv i p iCiver In <.raut d’strict*, forfeit*
* o name of «l * ■ '* * * \\ . May nard yy t
to I*, tod L I Maynard nic tlic owners of
I tii« trad,
Traci No. so, containing o acre*, on Hall
Branc h, In Ora d district, 1,netted in name
1,1 I ’ olio. id ry. Km.-ltnc Tern owns
i It I - tract.
Tiact No. Mi, contatnlng 21 acre*. p«rl of
Harvey Adkins' estate, allotted to ,f, M.
H ixs, situate on Kiltie Ky in, in Mton. wall
district, forfeit.-*) in nami of ifalvey Ad*
K , 11 * . ’ a I e Al\|* Wi%f t.s o w ns till* t tact.
Trect No. containing d , I fill uric*, part
of Harvey Adkins' estate, allotted Id i ai
Vatv Adkin*, slluaie on Hillle Kynii. In
'stonewall district, forfeited In name of liar*
v>". Adkins’ estate, i alvary Adkins own*
Itiis tract.
Tr«ci No 92. cont aining 23 acres, situate on
" '> f I’m, lu Htobewall district. foifened in
/
name of T. C Adkins. KnieHne McCotiias’
Onm Joltuson, Entity Milts and Elizabeth
MoCotnas N**er|| to own lilts Mart
Tract No. wj, -on'Minlng lu> seres, situate
on Big L> it». in *•«>»■ wail district. foif.dted
In na'iir oi Isaac Hium' estair. Heirs ,»i I»mmc
HIosh own tills trai t.
I rai’t No. Iri. com n Ining h1, uno, situate
on Two Mile Creek, in stonewall district,
forfelieil in tiRine of Stephen Bean, wno
owns this I rai-t.
TERMS Or SHlt.
One-half of puicliuee price cash In hand
on day of sale; for residue a credit ol six
months will ta* given, purchaser lo give note
hearing six per rent urn Interest irotn date.
wii ti a laid personal security, to he approved
by Comm'KKtoner, and legal title will l.« it
taiued until Mil purchase ntouey is paid.
J. 11. Makci'm,
Coni in Issloner Sc|k Ol Lands
for VVayuntoauly.
"NOTICE.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS’ SALE
OE REAL ESTATE.
V: ilium McGee,
»*•
J- ft- Millender Lumber Go . In Ghanceru
a corporation, et al. j
Under ami by virtue of a decree rendered in
the above entitled cause by the Circuit Court of
Wayne County, on the Mth day of June, 1901,
the undersigned Sjs-cial Commissioners, at>
i pointed and directed to make sale of the real
estate mentioned in said decree, will
On the 21bt Daq of September. 1901.
at 10 o’clock a. m. »( that tlay. on the premises
in Ceredo, Wayne • omiiiv, W ,-st Virginia, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
the real estate in said decree directed to be sold:
which comprises the following tracts, pieces or
parcels of real estate, situated in the towns of
Ceredo and Kenova, County of Wayne, and
State of West Virginia:
Tract No. 1. One lot in the town of t’eredo,
West Virginia, situated on East Uth Street,
near the Ohio River. This lot has one single
and two double houses on it, designated as
Nos. 1.2, 3, 4 and 5 of the J. II. Millender Lum
ber Company’s property. This is the same
property that was cm veyed to the J. H. Millen
der Lumber Company by deed from J. II. Mil
lender Co., dated July INM‘1, and recorded in
Heed ltook No. 31, at pa^e 2‘* of the records for
deeds for Way ne County, West Virginia, and
having been conveyed to J. H. Millender & Co.
by Elisabeth M. W’illis.
Tract No. 2. One lot in said town situated on
Mill Street, containing 10,080 Square feet. This
property was conveyed to said Company by C.
if. Hoard, and conveyed from J. 11. Millender
A Co. to The J. II .Millender l.umls-r Company.
This lot lias on it one double house, No. lo 11.
Tract No. 3. Two lots in said town, being
lots lb and 17, third range, second square east
of Main Street. Each of these lots has a front
age of 25 feet. and runs back from the street
ion feet. This piece has on ii one double house.
No 17 1M, fronting on Second Street. This
property was conveyed by B. F. Christian et
ux.loj H. Millender A Co. and bv J H. Mi (len
der .V Co. to the J. H. Millender i.umlier Com
pany.
I ract No. 4. One parcel in said town, con
sisting of three small pieces, one of which was
conveyed to J H. Millender ,V t o. bv W. S
Napier et ux.. and tile other two were conveyed
to J 11. Millender a; Co. by l’itt and S. Floyd
Hoard; and all three pieces conveyed to the J
H Millender Lumber Company bv .1. II .Millen
der <Si Co , anti has on it the Millender store
j buildings.
Tract No. 5. One lot on Bridge Street, being
j tl.e same property conveyed to J. H Millender
| el a Is. by Dicey Hart ram. and by J. H. Millen
der it t <> to Tue J. 11. Millender Lumber I om
. patty. This piece has on it two houses, Nos. <>
aim 7.
Tract No. 6. One lot in said town, bring lot
No. x, third iauge, second square Last oi Main
Street, con veyed to J. H. Millender ,v Co by C.
\V. Smith et ux., ami conveyed by J H. Millen
der a: Co. to TheJ. H. Millender Lumber Com
pany It lias on it house No. 22.
Tract No. 7. One lot iu Brow nstovvn, a sub
urb ol Ceredo. This is a vacant lot, and was
conveyed to The J. H. Millender Lumber Com
pany by K. K. Brown et ux. by deed ot record
in Deed Hook 31, page ;i4 of the records ol
Wayne County.
Tract No. x. One lot in town of Kenova, con
taining 5,3tKI square feet, being 5‘* feet trout and
loti feel lung. Tills property was conveyed by
John A. Fischbuch to The J. H Milieu
tier Lumber Company. It nas on it one double
House, No. 23 2<>.
Tract No. One lot in said town of Browns
town, containing 7,5<Mi square feet. This prop
erty was Conveyed to me J. H. Millender Lum
ber Compauy by K. R Brown et ux. b. deed
of records tu Wayne County iu deed book 34,
page id).
Tract No 10. One lot iu BrownstoWn. This
| is the same lot that was conveyed to rite .1. 11.
Millender Lumls.r Company i>> li. U. Brown
i et II v , In deed ot lecortl ill Deed Book 37, page
j 11 ol s.iul records, li lias on it two double bouses.
Tract No. 11. One lot in < eredo, convcvvd to
the 1 il M..lender LiiuiIs-r Companv irom A.
O- Brow not ux. It lias on it three Houses, Nos.
27, 2x and i>0.
Tract No. 12. One lot in Ceredo, conveyed lo
the j. II Millender Lumber i ompaiiy by M.
Barrington. It has on it one house. No. •«>.
Tract No. 13. Three lots iu the town of Ce
redo. being h». s In, li and 12 in third range,
second square Hast ot Main Street. These lots
were conveyed to The J H. Millender Lumber
Company by lieorge Wright et ux. and Max
Wright et ux. This property is unimproved.
Tract No. 14. Lot No. 15 iu Ceredo, third
range, third square east of Main Street, con
veyed by r rank and William Johnson to The
■l_ H. Millender Lumlier Company. Tills lot is
25xino lent and has on it house No. 13.
* ract No la. One lot in Hrownstown, con
vi'.vi’il i'* I lit- J . II. Millender Lumber t niiipanv
bv R. K. Brown et nx. It lias on it three double
bouse*. Nos. 30,31, 32, 33, 34 and 35.
I ract No. 1 «*. Lot No. 22, second square,
first ran/e east ot Main Street in the town of
t eredo, is-ill/ 25x100 feet, and was conveyed by
Strother Mays et ux. to The j. II. Millender
Lumber Compauy. It has one house on n.
No. 53.
1 ract No. 17. One lot in Hrownstown, con
veyed to I fie j. II. Millender Lumber tOmpauy
from R, R. Hrovvn et ux. by deed ot record in
I’l-ed Hook 36, pa/e 3o3, of records of Wayile
County. This protrvrty is unimproved,
I ract No. 14. fine lot in I ’credo, con ve ved to
flte.l. If. Millender Lumber* ottipanv t>, John
Kelley ei ux. It lias one House on it, ,\... 24
I ract No. I ». One lot on Mill Street in Ccre
do, contaitlitt/ 13.2'Ki square bet. I bis )s the
same property that was conveyed by Oeor/e
" ■ H- Parsons to C. II. Hoard et als., and lias
on it a two-story framed house.
lract No. i). One In! on |; Street, Ceredo,
being 25xhii t.-et, conveyed toj. II Millender
et als. by il. c. Parsons. It has one house on
it. No. s.
Trac t No. 21. Lots 21,22. 23 ami 24. o
ran/e, first s«|iiare east cd Mam .•street. Ceredo.
These are four of the six lots conveyed fi\ I.
sc W ri/hl et at. to Th-- t. If. MiHen.hi Limil-i
Company. 'I hese lijw .tn- all unimproved.
\ -
a
lleriry M 11 lender. This ph-ce is know n as ih,
l il Hanley property. It nn- -w< hou-> - ,,M
Nos, 45 and 4ti, and cotttatus .. «< .. .. |
Tract No. 23. This piece is composed of the
west hull Of lots 1.2. i and 4 third r.in/e, third
s<|ttare. east of Main Stiee. in Ceredo, 1-1110(1
in/in all i,<NNi s<|uare feet, conveyed o- t lie J
h Millender Lumber Coni|>anv t»y Hawkins
Coleet ux. It has on It one double house N,>.
14 15 and one single house No. 1
I ra< t No. 24. Lot .No. .third ran/-*, fourth
s.mare, east of Mam -street, in * - r-do. cmivi*.
1 *‘‘> «'» 1 he 1 H. Millender Lumlx-r t --nii.au v by
Pitt and ,s. I Toy.1 Hoard. Till- lot is unim
proved.
I ract No, 2’. Lot No, f#. first ran/p, iir«
s*litarr cast of Mi.in Street, l ei.-d-- .nnvt-vcd
to Tlic .1. If Millender Himt-cr tompanv by I
Pill Mild 14. Floyd II .aid 11 nas O , ,r
I met No. 2*1. < iit<- hi! on llrid/c street, C*1
redo .-. hi I a 1 n I titt 2.si|)iare I • t ,11/* --x
im feel, conveyed l.i I he .1 II. At lllender
Lit in tier Company by Pitt at,.I s. Floyd
Horn.I bv deed of record m | i-»d Honk |»
. p'*xc 11 of the records of Wayn>* c 'nittity.
Tra. 1 No. 27. Lots 13. 14 Hurl 15, third raii/e.
second -upiare east of Main Street, i.-red..'
1 veyed to lb.- J. H. Millender Company bv H. .N
Smith. It has on it house .No. l'i,
1 I met No. 2*. Two lots mi Bridge street.
* .-red.1, 1 neb In-In/ 2.1 feel front an.I loti feet
Ion it, conveyed to The J. II. Millender Linn
Iier 1 nmpniiy by llomen Millender, It has
j -»n 1* two houses. Nos. '-7 mm >4.
I met No. '21*. Two lots on Hi <l/r- street
C« redo. -Hell belli* ‘2 .x l*»* feet, eon\«>«d to
I'be.l. If. Millender Lt.inlar Company- by
Horace Mtllenuer. It lias on It hotisp No. V
lract No. In. 1 lie J. IL Mtllmdpr resl
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sists «»i 21 lots and about one-fourth of an
»ere. and Is t he same property conveyed 10
The J. II. Mllleiiil-r Lumber Company by J.
H. Moulton, ti nstee. It lias on it one bouse.
No. 12.
Tract No. 31. Lot No. lit,second range, first
-quare, west of Main Street, Ceredo being
2.1X100 feel, conveyed to The J, H. Mlliender
Lumber Company by W. W. Marcum, Spe
cial Commissioner. It has on It house No. ol.
Tract No. 32. Lots it ami to, 3rd range. 3rd sq.
• ast ot Main street, Ceredo, e tch lor having
a frontage of 25 feet on Second Street, east of
.Main Street, and running back i0> feet, con
veyed to the J. H. Mlliender Lumber Com
pany by W. W. Marcum, Special Commiss
ioner. It has on It house No Z<j.
TERMS OP SALE'
Tracts Nor, I to in inclusive, ami tract No.
2‘i, will be sold lor cash in nand on day ot
sale, and the balance of said propel ty, being
l racts Nos20to32 inclusive, except tract No. 30
will be sold upon the terms of oue-fourtn
cash and the balance In three tqual instal
ments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months after date, with interest at six per
cent.; purchaser to give notes with good se
curity for deferred payments, and the title
to lie retained as a further security tin til the
whole of the purchase money Is paid.
t»iveil under our hands this 2ltli day of
August, 1IK)!.
F. B. FN^LOW,
H . C. DUNCA N, .Jr.,
Special Coin in isslouers.
I, W. s. Copley, Clerk of the Circuit Court
| of Wayne Comity, West Virginia, oo hereby
certify that bond with approved security
was given by the above named *s, eciul Com
mlssioners as required by the terms of the
decree of sale.
(41 ven under mv hand this 27th day of
August, IlNIi.
W. COPLEY, Clerk.
Notice to Home Guards or Militid
Who Rendered Active Service During the Late
Civil War.
The West Virginia -Male Service Fouimts
sion cieated t>.v an am o| th - Heyt'laime of
^ ^ irg'nla al its Iasi res>ie;i approved
h eliruary 2’J, nail, said commission consist.
’•»* «>f Hie Adju'ant General, s. B. Biker,
Pr. sideiit of the Hoard. W. VV. Ittley and F
II. I artier two cli Igcns afipol >itei| ny the Gov
nut of West Virginia, w ill meet at the of
lice of the Adjutant General, m i h.irlcstnn,
A'. N it., on the following dates spicifted hi’
said act, on the first Tuesday In Getoher,
l'ai|, and the first Tuesday ‘in February,
•luni* <iii(t Oclob^r, IWrj, rf^pprt i vHy, for ii»#»
purjstse of receiving and passing on the
proof of all claims for ip-live service, either
for tills siatc or the Fulled State., during
* he bite i I vtl War. wliefhet as llom» Guards
<»r .Mi.'ltlu. blanks for at pllcalloo and proof
otitic s,.rv|ce rendered wilt i.e furnislied
the claltnant under said a°t. •Ilticrln person
bv the Adjutant General at It s ott.i e In
l hai lesion, A. \ a , or s 11 ny mail oil ie
que-t tiy letter addressed to" S. |{ I),get,
I ii sideiit ■'i.M- Service i ommission, ,\«iju
tanl GeneraC.s office, at ( liarle.iop. \V. Vn.
Said applications shnll show the address of
Mich claimant now and at the date s-tld *er
\:o was rendered, the length of such ser
vice in months and days, the kind of such
s' rv lee rendered, whether the same was
tendered as a private or as an officer and If
.; ut officer the rank held; whet Her llie sol
* tot lias i>< i-ii paid therefor or any part
thens»f and in audition the claimant will lie
'"I'1 >* d to furnish the affidavits of al least
i >v>> r|Mii,iole witnesses t*» prove the mater
ini facts, stated In sild applicaf ‘on. and any
i ml all otto r facts t lie said * run in las Ion may i
s- e propet to rt<|uire proof or And said |
« ommis. on after satisfying itself of the 1
ent - er t ne«s of t he priaif ot t lie c I a > inn n f w 111
oe vr to claimant or his personal repre
sentative a eerttfle te of the gmotint due I
and unpaid hint for such service,
H. H. BA K KB,
President.
W. W. BII.KY.
r. H. TfTBNKK,
W. \ a. state Her vice Commission.
I I
Sent btr :tiers t ml ir’c l for MoorasTC Frra. i
* O"’’ OrricC la OeeosiTt U. S t*»TlNT Ornct1
* r.d we uni ki ure p i ent ui kss nine tiu.ii those!
» I
* Send ! e.ilcl, diawii p or photo., with dc-scrip-t
#tu n We s 'vise, if pi tern able or not, free of <
echarpn. Our fee not due till jmient is secured. S
* A FAMfsLcr, “How to Obtain Patents, ’ with#
^co<t of same in the F.S and foreign countriesi
esent hec. Address { i
:C.A.SNOW&CO.
^ 0»S Oeric.t. W»*mi«c.toiv. j
Commissioner’s Sale ot Real Estate.
Hitftfs, Watts Jt Co.
i» ii c V8.-.. > In Chancery.
^ Folly Spauldmir, et. als. )
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit
(ourtof Wayne County, West Virginia, made
and entered in the above entitled cause,pendintr
in the said Court, at I he May term, 1901, the un
iler s'(filed, who was by said decree appointed
aN|>ecial Commissioner for the purpose of mak
ing sale of certain real estate therein decreed to
oe Hold, hereby (fives notice that on the
UJJtl day of September,
between the hours of lo o’clock in the fore
noon, and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, 1 will at
the front door of tin- Court House of Wayne
County, V\ est Virginia, proceed to offer for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing real estate, situate in said Wavne Coun
ty, and described as follows:
A tract of land at the Old Crum mill place on |
I ti:{ Kiver, containing 5 ncns, the same more
or less, conveyed to Laiinda Spaulding by Floyd
I arlev by deed dated 23d day of julv, 1S‘»M. and
recorded in deed book No. 4H, at pa(fe 2ss,ot the
records of deeds for said county.
^ l'ri"s ot Sale: 1 her** will Ik* required cash
in hand on the ilitv of sale one-third of tin* pur
chase price, and for the residue of the purchase
ptice a credit of band 12 months will be (riven,
the purchaser to execute notes liearinjf leiral in
terest front date of sale in eipial instalments,
with personal security, to Ik* approved by the
said i ommissioner, for the deferred payments;
and the leiral title will lK* withheld as a further
security until all the purchase money is paid.
J. I). Atkins.
Special Commissioner.
I, W. S. Copley, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
" a.vne County, Va., do hereby certify that
Mle above Special Commissioner basiriven Isold
before ti e as provided by the decree in said cause
with security approved by m-.
Teste: vV, S. Coplky, Clerk.
WHY IT IS POPULAR.
The Chesapeake ,V O|,lo leads *i| competl
101* in safety anal luxury of railway travel.
Ila track 1* laid with 7-pwun<l km el iaji*.
Its hrldg « are new mid t»i/lr of Iron.
J1» n>adt»e<l 1* a model uf'siuoot h ness and
ahllly.
It» entire equipment |« new and modern.
it* Block H\ stem ties Been completed.
A II Its through train* are vestlhnled
'll Its through trains are heated with
steam.
All Us through train* are lighted with
electricity.
Its limited trains are t he handsomest and
best equipped running between the Hast ai.d I
the West,
Ik Famous K. F. V. Limited runs solid be- |
tween Cincinnati, " aslilngton and New!
lurk, wiih I’ull man Shepers to and from
l.cx ingion and Lon|v v 11 lc.
Iis new Washington and HI. Louis Limit
ed runs solid between Cincinnati and Wash
iiiKtiiii with Pullrnan HI#,.pern to nud from ■
I imIoi mi poi|*« m ml st. f,<»uift.
Il* doting cars run through between On- I
cinnatl, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
phia and New York, and tlie service is un
surpassed.
It has a complete new Pullman vestlhnled
equipment, unequalled on any line in
Amerl a.
It I* the only line between llie 'Vest and
the National f’apl at equipped nsnbovn
Il runs through he griu.de*! n.onnfnltt,
river ami canon scenery • ast < f the It >ckv
umuntat.is.
Il react *•* more pnlnisof Historic Interest
t liau any other line in A met tea
It reaches the great battlefields of Virgin
ia. "I
It reaches the great coal and Iron Helds of
the V Irglnians
It reaches the great cities of Ihe Bast and
the West.
It re tches the 7>lace voit w ish to reach.
111* the road for yon to lake.
#. I. KILGORE, SBS&S |
Burial Cates and Caskets
<M nil Sizes, in stock.
HEARSE Subject to order.
Ntock kept in building on cor
ner of B anri Knet Third Street
Coredo, VY\ Va.
Rmtinees represented by H. W
STEWART. All orders promptly
attended to.
\
United States of America* Disrrict
of West Virginia, ss.
In the United Mates District Court In and Tor
aaid District
In the Matter of -v xn w
AMitthw a. W iLSow.f in Uunkruptpv.
Baukrupt. ) Petition Tor Dlscharfle
° To n 1'.,V;N,VtAH,'K JollN J • Jacksun, Judge
# Dislln-t , milt ol tile Dulled ML*lLi
Tor the Northern District of West Virgin,a
n.?i7?;Syl,„TT.,r,""lj: r*'p,***"»'* Mim o"
‘J ’“'j "dae.l iMMkrn $ ’ ‘u utter”'it!" a^s'ol
Cong,,-* lelating to bankruptcy: that he has
"»»rendered all Ills pio&erTy and ng.,TZ
or nioperty, and has imiy compiled with a’l
Ihe reuieiils of said acts and Ai,|,L or
Clersot ."e conn, touching h.s imnkruptcj.
H IIKFthFOREhe prays that tie may be
decreed oy the curt io haven full dllciiaige
mVder sil.|lnl>l"l,prOVah,e hi* estate
(iiidt r . hid b»iiikrupi act*, except such del,
H,I»aiedtthri,rth d t"H,u:h'dlneliarge.
i aieu this/itli <laj of August, A D. l!Hi|
idigued] Andkrw a. Wilson,
Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Northern District oT West Vlruinla. ss.
Ou thisjhuu day of August, a. I). i'«ji
reading the foregoing petition It is ’
ORDERED BY TH KCOURT, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 16th day ol Sep*
lemher. A. D. ItHM. before sahl court St
URiksnurg.ln said district, at K, o’clock in
th»* forenoon: and that notice thereof he
publi shed In the Uekedo A nvance, a news
paper pi I oied In said d 1sti let, and that all
known creditors and other peiW* |„^ inter
est tnaj appear at the said time and place
and show cause, If any they have, why the
Pranted>f U‘e BH,d Pelllloner should not be
A N I) I T Is H RTM BRORDERED HY Til K
' ,VLKT* ,hatlJ'e cle,k "hall send by mall t4»
all known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the honorable John J. Jackson.
Iiidg* of I he said court. and i he seal Iherofat
• larksburg. In said district, on the .'Mh day
of August, A. D. 1901.
—■ A1 lest: J ampkk Y. Moore, Clerk
D. C. tr. H. D. W. Va.
BUY A FARM!
Farms for Sale.
Now is Your Chance to Secure a
Home Cheap.
We hare THIRTEEN FARMS FOR SALE,
.*11 in V\ ayne county. W. Va., none of whit h is
more than fifteen miles from the Ohio river.
I hes»« farms contain front 12 to lux acres anti
range In price from *250 to fl,Nnh. Each of
I hese farms (with probably one or two excep
lii.ns' has on it a dwelling, barn and orchard.
Will is-sold for cash or on payments to snit
pore baser.
fitrthher particulars call on or address
r. r. Mclbtugai. teredo, W. Va., or J. M. Full
er, Shoals, W. Va.
[In consulting the last named gentleman*
please state that'you noticed thin advertise
ment in the Apvanck.)
BUY A FARM !
JOS. HKI.KTKKN, prop’r.
FIXE WINES, LIQUORS
AND UltJARN.
I ho oltloHt Saloon in Huntington
930 Third Aveuua,
HUNTINGTON, - WEST VA.
Wayne county visitors cordially invited.