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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
COLORED ROMAN CATHOLICS.
Arrangements for the Congress In "S'h-
IngtOn.

ingtOn.
WAsn1NoToN, December 81 Arrange
ments arc perfected for the Congress % OF
colored Catholics that isto be held a. o'.
Angustine' 3 tomorrow. Cardinal Gibbons
,riil he In attendance and VIII pTeach a
sermon. ArchbishOps Ryan and ireland
viii not be able TO be present 61t Afch'
bishop Elder, of Cincinnati, will be mere ,
Rishop Virgins, Of Newark, ana tne
Bishop of Wilmington will also be here. re-
4fter the celebration OF high mass oy
Father Tolton, at 1890, the Congress VIII
be cslled to order in the hall OF the
church The following gentlemen wiz DC
tbe temporary officers OF the conveh-
ton tom President, William i. smith ' ice
Pye.jdents. J. S. Butler and J H. FleicRe5 ,,,.I
Secretaries. Charles II. Butler, Dr W II
liam 5. Lotion, and Thomas ". snort I,i
papers of interest to the coloreo race VII VII
he read bv delegates from different sec, &c,
lions of the country; they wiil irea' % %
questions tending to promote the inlei 1.,
Iecnal moral. and spiritual advancement
of the colored people.
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$500

Mens and Youths Black and Blue
All.wool Cheviot Cutaway Suits. Solid
colors, lined and trimmed in harmony
with the fabrics themselves, and there
fore must be frst-clsss. WE couldn't
make these goods to your measure and
trim them as these are trimmed at less
than s3j Now
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AK your druggist for brown .emeSy med
ehjal Balsam. UneXceiie9 as III nc.
for coughs, colds, oronchi',s , Sno ~ Trade
tSona OF the throat aud lungs. g.;s, aoC
supplied by G. W. La.imea5; hn6Sssd SruSsd' Va
West Marshall street, richiho'N'
vrelenhoue 81.
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The Question OF the Da,.

Where can we buy the handsopest
Plush, Leather and Alligator Work
Boxes. Dressing Cases, etc, etc. filed
with the finest goods Z We reply, the
llrssst, best and newest stock Is a.
OWENS IL MINOR DRUG Co.'S,
opposite Post-ofiice
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrIa.


NtcnowEf.L. Died, De semoer 5is,. los9 ~
-o,e Fast bvrd street. Mrs. MAhsA a, 'aO
DOWEIL. aged - years. ~, -, p,aaar,cts
Sshe remains y al he cerfi "a % tT1e,, ~ ~
~ o. IN Tue ffs0s A. M. train 10 % J,
Isa,sry ps Isl, 1879. whore tho fuoeiaI VIII 'SA'
plse1.
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sleepless nights rsde miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Ia the
Remedy for you.
OwESs & MINOR DRUG Co.
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In 1850 Br0sns Bronchial TrOches
were introduced, and their success as a
cure for Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and
Bronchitis has been unparalleled.
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,r Goodness sake. DO Say ] Told You.
hat DIR. Dayid's Cough Syrup Is the
nv best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group
|ronchitis and Consumption.
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n vou know that for Conghs' Oolus'
Crouo, Bronchitis aud all ihIoSS So,'nS "nS
Lung Troubles DR. i, pay,u ,',o,ssOi ; ITenr rem.
Sy,up @ ia the best and most pleasant ''"'
eav lnDNni
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NTANTED COPIES OF 81
w DAYS TIMES. srH December.
dress II. g.. p. o. Box sq sds
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SCRANTON, PA, December Sl.-Tli
scranton steel mills shut down this mori|
for u month or more. Fifteen hun
Cd employees are idle.
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uYANTED, EVERY 6UD5eHE
w 20 the TIMEs 10 report II the Iepe
not promptly delivered. zd<
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Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trimmed baskets A suitable gift for
Young and old
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01

Cotarrh cured, health and 1Tee' pn,e
III o"ia, .ecnred. a by shiloh's CataTfh kem-
IL" "a, price. 80 cents. Nasal lhlSc'oi
Guy Owens & MINOR DRUG 90
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UvANTED.-A FLW BOARDERv
w Sesired lu private family. neferenc'
required. Addre - G., care OF Letter Carrier NJ
Ide10
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.-.s,o,la has met with pronounced i@'V' y"
enc % oar. Of phs,cans. pharmaceutical .S sS',T u,
ties, ana medical sotnorte' d',fsns ~ Is uS'' The
pnS ''s,'',' e,tendcd use OF Castoria Is unqHes-
TTs., onsSy o' SS resa, Of three fact, s The in
N'snuteblo evidence that it is har'n.s's' - r1
nss it not only ' stomach pains pan ,oS sna soa su
~ a. r., ff,s an agreeable and perieet suos''suss ss
o. ~ s.,or !, ~ on II s absolutely safe II does zoe,
80 ~, contain any opium. morphine, OF ,'l',s o'nT,
l'.'.cotl,,-unnke Soothing syrup b"'oln'u :
Drops oodfeys Cordial Sc it s.l does mot ionrna. srS
PcD. on ANN. however. is 20 expose dan
~ 80 .ns record the means Of ad'anelns Sra hss,.n
sSS SSs '1S day for poisoning aoGsoss ss.s, ssssS1 ao sns
TO our S,,,GIe .sS soa,s 4 's~Sas by regulating s
produces Vo not by stugetyipg it-snd oS' ,,
the w. S',, are entitled TO tho iaforni.S;-, nus
..,,,.ol u Healh.
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.s castoyid as oNs O Ne te'i fe'aea'''
- - ass. IN seAica an acquainted har'
yu..,,,J1g u ~ n.g praoiics % ssrsrai ehRar8'
y.osfy. and Il gee eec'''et 'a''Y l.'.'' 'VP'
IN, ,!ay Il net far distaaf ~3ee notee'' va 'o''.
sid.r pe ssai 1isyssl cf nslr CHILDREN ana u''
oo.toy,a .nsisad Of Ns rarloes 9''aek "o''fa"''
49, ave dssiJoga.g Dslr iossd o''ss " jo'f'"s
o,,,',u ,.o,t4is>. ssot1iag sJTup. ors otnff hsf'
~, oo.., dom thssr ngoais, tAsreby sending u''"
20 premature 0r0gss."
DR. J. +. KINcHELof
.Conuay. ARK. -
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TOR RENT.
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.

.os East Clay street 20 rooms; handsome
residence
brick.
700 East Grace street; rooms; detached
kitchen, 8 rooms.
sle Mayo street rooms detached kitchen,
rooms.
IA NOrfh Seventh street 10 rooms com
Portable d yelling detached kitchen.
als South Fifth street roouis.
9iS West Main street 5 rooms large lot.
ties JOHN II. 00DDfN,
Real Estsle Agent,
De esA9i Rank and kisventh streets.
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WIN YOU suffer with Dyspepsia ana
Fiver ComplaintY Shiloh's Nitallzer Is
guaranteed 10 cure you. ~.
. OWENS & MINOR DRU0 20
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4 Satisfied Policy Holder Is the Best Ad-
xertIsement.

Nertfsement.
RICHMOND, Va, December 81, 1888.
Msssrs. J. b. Cary d. Son:
Dear Sirs,-Seeing your statement OF
earnings of my Life Policy in the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company
in last Sundays Dispatch, | take pleas
ure In stating that it is entirely correct,
and that am very well satisfied with the
result.
[Signed.l OTHo o. OwESs.
The following IS the statement re-
ferred to-:
THE LARGEST DIVIDENDS.
Mr.. Ohio o. Owens. president OF the
Owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond. Va. took an ordinary Life Policy
In the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company January, 1889, at the
age of thirty-three-amOunt, $500 an
nual premium, S1S616.
On payment OF the premium January,
1889. the n-forfeitable additions from
dividends will amount 10 Sl,O71.
All other life companies are challenged
10 produce in comparison case of the
same dats, ags, and hind
JOHN B. CARY & SoN,
General Agents
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UANTED-A PURCHASER Fol
w valuable patent relating TO
new industry. Address Z. W. IT., TiNnJ
Ofiice. a"s
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CLOTHING.

Mems and Youths Elegant Brown
MeItons-soft and dressy. Make cred
table appearance on business or dress
occasions -Four button Cutsways-put
on our counters a few weeks ago a, sso,
worth $50 at least-go with the Others
in this sale at
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WANT EVERYBODY 10 SEND
w THEIR NAMES TO THE 1iN.s
subscribers 10y postal card or telephone,
the carriers will deliver it at your house
49,
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Colgate q Co.. Psrfumsry for the Boii'

Cashmere Bouquet in beautifully
trlnmsd baskets. A suitable git' for
young and old.
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VXTANTED-ALL THE IrEM
w live news we cen get from
sources IN the city by verbal .eport in perso
or by telephone, moesen ser. or letter. rai'
for II used. The DAILY TINES. Teiepnonov
k40 tAo@F w
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. @
First and second fiats. No. llo South Fifth
street. SIX rooms each. new and nicely paper
cd range hot and cold water. halls beated. ana
ianitor's attendance. SUTTON 4 CO.,
rde 10 IN cod lOl4 Main street.
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XNTANTED-BY A SINGLE
w tleman, nicely furnished room
stove or fireplace. in quiet part OF cityy
dress AZ" lUJ East Main street. 81
terms
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NrANTED-A GENTIEN
w would like TO get board for III
and wife 10 private family terms tnodetj
Address o.. Ifhk- o'i]
he3l-it
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WI ANT D--T0 SELL
w business and professiG
Virginia end North Carolina q !,
Standard Typewriter.
The Remington won the spec
Cincinnati. New York, and } orot,
August, lssS.
one Hammond. Caligraphs, l
Writer. A" Word "and sun, thai
taken IN exchange for our Improved
ton, for sale cheap. Also, several -
nemiDgtoDs ana Men Remingtons,
Cabinets and Suppias. Don't bus,
machine until } on 500 toe stock "a
iust0n headquarters.
JOHN n. CULPEr
General MAJ
q. ~ Qtr E..t Mat. afroof nfrhulf,
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INFORMATION WANTED At 4
i ~. Charles Hotel OF II. y. SARD0, n
don. Eng, registered Decs mber Zist. last ~,
on the I'D, between IL and O'Clock.
p. Is. CALLAGiiAN,
4deStf Aanasn
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-01-05
Married.

RIDGwAY-MoILLEE-Dec. 25th,
Mr.. James Ridgway, of Cheat Neck,
and Miss Sallie McIllee, of Wymps
Gap, Pa.
SHRoYER-MoRRIs-At Stewards
town, W. Va, Dec, 25th, by Rev. j.
NJ. Conway, Mr.. Marshal Shroyer
and Miss Title Morris, both of the
same place.
KEcK-BRowN-At the residence
of the bride, in Clinton district, on
New Years day, Mr.. p. H. Keck, for
many years one of the leading mem
bers of the Morgantown bar, and
Miss Annie Brown.
GARRIsoN-PRIoE-At the resi-
dence of the brides mother near
Mooresville, Monongalia county,
December 22nd, 1883, by Rev. J. w.
Carey, Mr.. David L. Garrison and
Miss Mary B. Price.
SHAFER-FIELD-At the Presby-
terrain Manse, Morgantown, by Rev.
Aaron M. Buchanan, December 10,
1883, Mr.. Joshua Shafer, of Eliza
beth, Allegheny county, Pa, and
Miss Lydia I. Field, of Monongalia
county, w. Va.
CuNNINGHAM-W IDDows-In South
Morgantown, December 25, 1888, by
Rev. Aaron M. Buchanan, Mr.. JAS
F. Cunningham and Miss Annie F.
widows. Both are popular among
the Young folks and are rendered
many good wishes.
KINsLEY--HowELL--Aj joyous event
came off at the residence of James
Wright in South Morgantown on
New Years day. 1t was the mar
riage of our young friend John A
Kinsley and Miss Ella May Howell
both of Clinton district. The cere
mony was performed by E. Price il
the presence of few of the imme
date friends of the high contract
ing parties. The young folks have
orr best wishes.
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what Mani FACTORIES,

when we havf gas and water,
what manufactures, or new lines of
business will they bring with them? p
This is question that is fire.
quently asked by the skeptical and
the unbelieyer in the future of Nor
gantown. 1t is hard for some people
to believe that a town which has
stood still for hundred years will
learn to walk and even to run. in
its old days
But there are as staid old towns as
this which have been rejuvenatad and
revolutionized through the agency
of natural gas. We need not 90 out
of West Virginia to find them. They
were deader than our town. They
got gas as an accident and did not
much value the acquisition. They
saw nothing in it for the improve
ment of their business or prospects.
But they were surprised to find man
ufactories springing up by magic, as
it were, and the old population being
posted about by the new conner, and
the old things passing away with
the advent Of the new.
We might name many things that
are likely to take place when we
have plentiful supply of gas. But
it is not worth the while to antici-
pate them. We will have the gas
before many weeks, or months at
furthest, and then we will see what
we will see.
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Capt. Miller the Crack Shot.

The Brown Guards assembled at
their barracks New Years Afternoon
and soon marched to the University
campus where they contested for. the
prize offered for the best shot Near
ly all the members of the company
are first class marksmen and there
was some fine shooting done. Capt.
Miller won the prize and received
the plaudits of the company. The
leather medal was awarded to r. r.
Rice, the hills only having record of
where his shots struck Russ Hus-
ton tied Capt. Miller, but as he is
not member of the company his
shots did not of course count. Lieut..
Avis and Will Joseph showed that
they are splendid marksmen.
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MuuiciDaI Hiud-Sighf.

One of these bright days, not far
off, company of individuals from
some other locality, will come into
Morgantown with a few hundred dol
lars and a few hundred feet of pipe,
and proceed to conduct stream of
clear, soft water from upper Decker S
creek into every street and house of
the town.
This will make everybody happy
and healthy and add to the comforts,
attractions, and material prosperity
of the community.
But above all else the company
who owns the pipe and furnishes the
water will be happy. Having in
vested q few hundred dollars in an
inexpensive plant they will proceed
to collect revenue that will pay
them handsome income on their
investment; will continue to increase
with the population; will always be
in demand and in no danger of be-
ing superseded and as safe and sat
isfactory as government bonds.
Then will the ind-sight of ou1
municipal authorities begin to open
to the discovery that by having in
vested a few hundred dollars Of
the peoples money in this same en-
terprise, the town might have
come into possession of source OF
revenue which would for all time
have furnished a fund almost suffi
Gent to meet the expenses of the
municipality and done away with
the necessity of direct taxation.
There is such a thing as munich
pality engaging in wildcat schemes
of improvement involving extrava-
giant expenditures beyond the capac-
ity of its treasury and beyond the
demands and needs of it's people.
On the other hand, there is such q
thing as pur-blind policy which
either does not know good thing
when it is presented, or lacks the
business courage and foresight to
jump on the crest of the wave when
the opportunity is offered, and pos
sess itself of the best things of the
time.
After our worthy councilmen re-
cover their hindsight on this mat
ter of water works, the New DoMIN-
ION proposes to indulge the pleasure
of saying "we told you SOL"
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The Best Laundry Work.

Merit always wins in the long run.
Hence it is that the Muskingum
Steam Laundry's customers are rap
idly increasing in number. Its work
is its best advertisement. Mr.. Wa
tiers, the proprietor, is constantly
adding improvements and conven-
fences, the help employed is all ex-
perienced, and the work turned out
is first class in every respect. No
chemicals used in washing to injure
the finest linen. Mr.. A. Bowers,
agent in Morgantown for the Mus
kingum Steam Laundry, will for
ward all laundry. Take your laun-
dry work to the barber shop.
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A ScottdaIe Faith Cure Case.

A case of faith cure is reported
from Scottdale. About three months
ago Miss Margie Brown completely
lost her voice and has been unable
to utter an ineligible word since,
Notwithstanding that every medical
effort was made to restore the lost
organ. A revival meeting at the
Methodist church was inaugurated
week or two ago, and the young
lady was regular attendent. She
manifested great interest in the
service and was finally persuaded
through the exhortations of the di-
vine to seek religion at the mourners'
bench. She went up to the altar,
and, kneeling, silently praying for
the restoration of her voice. Sud
denly her voice came back, and now
the young lady and her friends are
firm believers in the faith cure. 1t has
created quite sensation there, and
has brought to the fold of the advo-
Gates of the religion many convert.
-ConneUsriUe Courier.
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Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Mnrnnnfnun W Nn

MOrgantOWn, w. va,
Dec. Is, 1883.
To the parties in the chancery cause Of
Ira Bailey. Sheriff of Monongalia
county, and as such Sheriff, admins
traitor of Catharine Youst, decd, plain
tiff, against Andrew Festus Conway,
infant, Levinna Jane Conway. Da-
vid l.. Snodgrass and DR. j w. =.
Jarvis, now pending in the Circuit
Court of said county.
You are hereby notified that the un-
dersigned, a commissioner in chancery Of
said court at his office at the Court
house in Morgantowu, on
MONDAY, JANUARY IA, 1889,
will proceed to execute the decree OF
referanee had in said cause at the Octo-
Der term last of said court aud to take
the evidence necessary to enable him to
ascertain and report.
LIST What personal estate or assets be-
long to the estate of the said Catharine
Youst, deceased, TO be administered ac-
cordiug to law and for that purpose he
shall settle the accounts of Ira Bailey,
Sheriff, &C., as administrator of said es-
tate in due course of administration;
ID. What real estate was owned by
said Catharine Youst, and Of which she
died seized;
3d. All the debts and claims existing
against the said Catharine Youst, de-
ceased, or her estate; and
4th. Anything deemed pertinent by
himself or specially required by any Of
the parties TO this cause.
Given under my hand the day and
date first above written.
MARSHALL NJ. DENT, comr.
MoRELAND d SNoDGRAss,
Solicitors for Pl'fl. Msa;
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Shot His Eather.

That Fairchance did not have a
Christmas murder was due more to
good luck than good craftsmanship.
On Monday Jonathan Tate was shot
by his son William as the result of
an assault growing out Of a demand
of Tate for his sons nAsney. Ac-
cording to the young mans story he
and his father have had frequent al
tercations and the former says he
was forced to leave home because
his father took all his wages. A few
days ago the young man came home
and sold COW which he claimed be-
longed to him. The father claimed
the ownership Of the cow and de-
manded the money his son had re-
ceived for it, A quarrel ensued dur
ing which Tate assaulted his son
with club. The son drew revolt
yer and fired, the ball taking effect
in the old mans cheek. The son
then went to Fairchance and brought
suit against his father for assault
and battery. When he was brought
TO Squire Traders Office he entered
bail for his appearance at court and
Immediately had his son arrested for
felonious shooting. Young Tate was
arrested, and in default of bail was
lodged in Jail. He claims to have
fred in self-defense Tate senior is
Familiarity known as "Old Ginseng"
as it is his practice during the sum
mer to haul berries and medicinal
roots to the Uniontown markets.
Young Tate is brother of Ira Tate
who killed "Tack" Tasker some
years ago, and who escaped from an
officer while the latter accompanied
Tate on a visit to his home-Gon-
nellsviHe Courier.
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D0rsey's School House.

DoRsEY's, Dec. 29.-The timber on the
Hawthorn property, lately purchased by
Shisler and Johnson, has been sold to a
Mr.. POINTER A saw mill will at once
be set up and the work of cutting up the
timber begun. John Gallatin, the ex-
perienced woodman, is getting out the
timber for the mill This is one OF the
few primeval forests in this county that
have escaped the destruction of the axe
men. One by one West Virginia's erst-
while wood-covered hills are being barred
to the sun. We hope that it will not be
long ere, through the influence Of capt.
tai, laborers will begin to disembowel
her for her rich deposits Of minerals so
much needed for the nations enter
prises.
The land-locked ponds had begun to
bear upon their smooth surfaces joyous
crowds Of school children, when a
spring-like day smiled upon them and
forced them to seek their play upon
earth's firm surface.
John Clear has been trying to negoti-
ate for the Gidley property. lack has
lately weather-boarded three sides OF
his house, also bought the land between
him and the pike from Dr. Patton. Hope
John may find home in our vicinity.
Some folks from this community at
tended the Christmas treat at the Forge.
Their conveyance was wrecked and they
had to economic space by resorting to
the custom Of our ferefathers and riding
two ON horse.
Christmas was spent here without
event; quiet dinners among friends.
John Fisher was the first to 'break
the stubborn glebe before the forceful
share"
John Bell has added much needed
improvement to his property in the way
of a large stable.
Il. M. Bunner returned home from
Pittsburgh Christmas evening.
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Late PrOperty Sales.

John W. MADEIRA has bought the
Judge Ollie property on Walnut
street that he has occupied for sever
al years with his news store and gro
Gerry and in which he has also lived.
The building contains the store room,
meat shop, dwelling and lodging
rooms. We are glad to see him
branching out.
T. W. Anderson has also sold
within the last few days to Mrs.
Laura NJ. Steele the I. G. Evans
property, in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele now reside, for 81, 740.
Mr.. Anderson also sold on Mon
day to NJ. H. Carraco, the rear of
the A. H. TAFT lot fronting on Long
Alley, near the Court House for
500. Mr. Carraco has already com
menced to tear down the old build
ings and will erect an immense liv-
cry stable at once Cell. is a mighty
plucky young man and well soon re-
trieve the little fortune he lost in
the late fire.
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Notice to Lienh0lders.

To all persons holding leins by judg-
ment or otherwise ON the real estate,
or any part thereof, of Edward ].
Bowlby:
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Monongalia county, made
in cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate of the said Edward J
Bowlby to the satisfaction of the UeI,1
thereon, you are hereby required to pro
sent all claims held by you and each ~
you against the said Edward J BoWlhV
which are liens on his real estate a.
any part of it, for adjudication to ~
my Office in Morgantown, Mono1<
county, West Virginia, on or bel1
26th day of January, 1889. S
Given under my hand thle a
of December, 1888.
- JOHN ! B1t1