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YOU'LL.

YOUTH.
Qnestion-At what age did you begin
to attend school, and how many hours
day did you study?
Answer-In 1893, when four years old
Four hours day until 1910; after that
year ten hours daily.
Was your health, as child, good or
poor?
Answer-Fair.
Did you pass your youth in the city or
in the country?
Answer-In the country until ten
years old.
How many hours did you spend, as a
rule, in the open air?
Answer-only a few hours, and no
certain number.
Did you play athletic games and de-
vote time to gymnastic exercises?
Answer-Not as rule.
How many hours did you sleep?
Answer-fen hours.
What general remarks do you caro- to
make in regard to your youth?
Answer-It was unpleasant and un-
happy, without sufficient nourishment,
and was passed away from home.
MANHOOD.
Did you prepare yourself for your pro.
fession in the city or in the country?
Answer-In the city.
How many hours did you work each
day?
Answer-DiGerent number at differ.
ant times.
Do you ascribe to any habit, a particu.
lar influence upon your health.
Answer-Temperarce in all habits Of
life; exercise in the open air whatever
The stale Of the weather; no day passed
entirely within doors.
How long did you sleep?
Answer = Between eight and nine
hours.
What changes did you make after
reaching an advanced age in your habits
Of life?
Answer-None.
How many hours day did you work
n your fftieth, sixtieth, SEVENTEEN and
ightieth year?
Answer-It depended upon the de.
mands OF the times, and, therefore,
often very many.
What has been your recreation2
Observation-Disclosures riding. until /
reached the age of eighty.six years.
How many hours do you now spend
in the open air?
Anawer-When on my estate in sum-
mer, half of the day.
How many hours do you now sleep?
Answer-Still eight hours.
What peculiarities have you as to
nourlshment, etc?
Answer-I eat very little and make
use OF food extracts.
To what circumstances or conditions
doyou ascribe, in the main, your hearty
old age?
Answer-To the grace Of God and
temperate habits OF life.
CoUST Won MoLTKE, Field Marshal.
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sYMrroMs-MoIsturc; intense itching and
stIuging; most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed TO continue tnmors form, which Oh
ten bleed and ulCera,e, becoming very sore.
SwAYNES OINTMENT Ators the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation and In most cases re-
moves the tumOTs. AT druggists, or by mail LOT
50 cnnLs. Dr.. SMAYne 4 Son, PhilNlelL hin
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Modern seven roomed house, With halls, pan:
try, bath room, attic, large cellar, hot aud cold
water, natural aud city Pas. Pull lot, 20 feet
front on goulh Penn street. A very desirable
location. Property ia iinc condition.
Double bricR-wilt pay as M Investment OF
make 4 pleasant home Five rooms In each
BIde, with bOtn gaAcS and water. Very cheap.
SIX roomed house, with hal, pantry, DC, all
In Rnt.clsss order, Good location. 40 South
' sisTooacd house at IS Zane street for $3.50
Good house.
FlveroomCd bouIe at i22 Zane street.
-Four roomod house, .lslg Wood street, good
condition, 81 900 cash.
Three r0Omed house with small store room,
50 Ssnlh Broadway, good location. q 100.
Your last chance 10 buy desirable lot on
west side Of South PCnn street.
Building lots IN all parts OF the city. Some
thai will pay ~ IN investment
have StvoIRl good farms near WheeliHg Tor
sale at very low figures. Satisfactory reasons
given By owners for selling. Suitable for re8u
Lar farming, stock !arm.yCgetRble farm and fruit
farm. Prices lOn si,l50Up.
G, o. SMITH.
Ilb Real Estate Agent, 1929 Market st.
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1uo,v IN Cure AN skIn diseases, u

Simply apply "swAYSES OINTMENT" Noln.
teEnal medicine required, Cures, letter. ecze-
ma, itch. all eruptions on the face hands, nose,
&C., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
It's great healing and curative powers are pos.
sesSed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for BWAYEE's OINTMENT. TrhS4w
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive spfciliC for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
Rted and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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cocoa.

THE WEEKLY INTELL1GEECRR
Il Il bright, sparkling, instructive family
Journal. Il II original ~ every department
clean IN every line and suited ~ II u intended
70 interest and improve every member Of ne
family, whether In city or county.
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New YoRH, JOn. J.-PetrOleum optned steady
and advanced slightly on light buying orders
from the west, closing firm. Pennsylvania SPOT
opened at 72l[c; highest 73c; lowest 795ic;
closing at 73c; January option opened at &c;
hiphesi 7ikc; lowest 7iC; closing at axe;
closing 2Gkc; total sales O., coo barrels.
OIL CRY, PA, Jan. b.=-opened Rt 731SG; high.
est 7tIsc; lowest closed At sales 81 900
baTFelS clearAnceS 10000 barrels; runs I2l $40
barre!s shipments 1871 7G2 barrels. buckeye, 5000;
sales Ut 2Oci runs CS llS barreR; shipments 20 $40
barrels,
HRADFoRp, Pa, Jan. 6.-OpenCd ut NC;
closed q ne; highest 7i5Gc; lowest 7sci clear.
Rnces 10000 barrels
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. 5.-Cattle-RccoIpt li,OO0
head; shipments 1900 head: market active and
shade higher; steers s. 25ao SO: IlockerS 81 JOa
W; cows, 81 60a3 o.: bulls s! 60a3 10. HOPS
Receipts 30 600 head; shipments 1900 head; mar
ket active and higher; rough aud common 10
light mixed 50 55GS 65; prime packers % fOaS Is;
Receipts 900 head; shipments 2,OOO head; mar
bet higher; westerns 81 06a5 OJ; natives s. SItSa
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Csstor!a,
When Lho became Miss, sho chung to Cassor.a,
whsa shs had chIldrou, she gave sheH Csssort,
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Cotton,

INV YORK. Jan. 6.--Pig iron nominal. Cop
peT firm; January sitO0. Lead nominal; dc.
nestle si25, Tin dull; straits sl0?6.
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EAST LlBEHTY, Pa, Jan. 6-Cattle-R Receipts
., wi head; shipments ] ,26I head; market active
" last week prices. Hogs Receipts &. 100 bead
shipments GOO head; market nfn; PhIlAdel'
phias 6 SQa3 30; Workers 50 bOsS 10. Sheep
Receipts 100 head; shipments LOCO head; mar
kGt active ut LAST week pFlCeS.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 6.-Hogs In full supply
and easier. common Bnd light 50 0OA3 So; PACK
Ing and butchers s. 46a0 IS; receipts 1000 head
shipments go head.
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ding sc.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect August II, 1900. Pas
senRer trains will run a. follows Central Time.
All trains daily except thoAe marked thus I,
which do not run on Sunday.
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STEAMERS.


For Cincinnati. louisville, Mem
phls, st, Louis, New Orleans.
and intermediate Points,
VII! leave Whariboat foot OF Eleventh street
dAily, Monday and Friday excepted,
hs follows:
49,, steamer d" KEYSTONE STATE"
! rSEFrif 7. s. Calhoun, Master; ChAS- Knox,
tE-'sadAitss Clerk, every WeduaEiny AZ SG. m,
@sa, Steamer "HUDSON,"J. P. Ellison,
Isiststtif BASiCF; Dan Lacey, ClOEk; every
hAa4sal9 Thursday at e. NJ.
nv. Steamer "BA rCHELOR," Geo. Z,
Ls4iLtt9 O'NCai. hester; Ira 4. Huntington,
A41i'a0Ass Clerk: eyeIy tuesday At 3 I'm,
g.ss steamer "sCOTIA," John N
gtiitt9 Phillips, Master; Il. II. Kerr, Clerk;
ALldaA1AFh every Saturday at 8 Am.
FIHt-elaSs fare, wheeling to Cincinnati, 90,
Round trip, SIO. Meals aud AtAte-room in.
Cluded. Tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, oil
~ ~ GRoGKARD 6 RoOTH. Agents.
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nlrtnl.

PIT1sBuRGH. Pa, jan. 6.-strong and higher;
opened aud lowest 7ic; closed and highest 7Issc.
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FoR a Disordered Liver try Beecham's
Pills. 9
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GENERAL NOTICES.
MUTUAL SAYINGS BANK,
No. 1915 Market Street.
SATURDAY, JANUARY lcth, 1901.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1891.
All deposits made on or b0'oIC that day will
share In the July dividend as ~ deposited be
fore January LIST, 1891 since commencing busi
nes' the Bank has psid the deposit tors e. the rate
OF iOuE PER CENT por aunun, each deposit bear
ins iutvrtstifnm the frEt day Of the quarter next
alter being INSIDE, This extension allows interest
70 begin January LIST Oh all money deposited on OF
before January 10Th, after which day interest
Will begin on April LIST.
tai AIM, MITCHELL, yFeARUFeF.
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k9RnSgIVdnia Hines.

NN From Bridgeport Station
80, via the Cleveland d plt.t6urgh Rail.
5LHi IN, : Bridgeport for PitSbntgh, chicago
LOau 49, nd, 400 q. m. For Pi;MburRh, 1914
anu w Oh CIgo aud Cleveland, 100 p. N. For
= p,,lsnuygS ant, Sew York, 2;ii p. m. For Steu.
OeRyts Sg a, Bridgeport at 500 &. NJ 1890
- IS.I6n m 4, ~ p. m and s:l5 p, nj.
'" IN m sStnfdsyS only. For East Liverpool, OIL
n. m. ifoin Ealt Liven. DOL, ll:l2p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Tnips via tho hiltSbure.N, Cincinnati 4 81,
louis RailwAy-pan Hand MISUNDERSTANDING heel
G.Sla. m. 1895 D, M, $50 p: IN and $40 p. m.
FoF Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St.
Louis, G:yD g. IN. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1865 D. IN. Trims arrive a. Whse.'
IngRt 1900 NJ, 1000 a. M 2:i6 D. nj. and S:20p.
a. Trains lElHing ut $50 a n. and arriving Et
500 D, M, run solid between wheeling aud
Pittsburgh, All tsainEdNily except SUNDAY.
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Mrs. W1Es1ow's Scoring SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers foI
their children while tecthing. II dis.
turbed at night aud broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teeth send ut once and
get a bottle of "ATrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. 1t cures diar-
rhua, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sottens the gums, re-
duces inflammation and gives tone and
energy 10 the whole system. "Alrs.
Winsfow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one Of the Oldest and
best female physicians aud nurses in
the United States. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. BE sure and ask
for 'NIRs. WINsLow's soorlING SYRUP."
MwF&w
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Fire Engineer. in Convention.

S'mSarIEtD, Mass, Aug. le.-The
S n annual convention of the
National Association of Fire Engineers
assembled ass in this city today, about
q, TyO chiefs and assistants being present.
Inc, Inc local department at Ii o'clock
H%aS.cd to Cooley's Hotel, the head.
quarters OF the association, and escorted
vi, ,tt Visitors to Gilmore's Opera House.
, Iners they were formally welcomed to
G IsS eity by Mayor Bradford, The presi.
H y; y OF the association, James Battele.
NJ Ua! uetroit, made q short reply. A bust,
t ISss meeting followed. At 8 o'clock
v v%ere was a a procession, which was re.
viewed by the Mayor and city Council.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Natural Gas Company suod-New House

Natural Gns company Sucu-NcW houso-
Social, Personal, Etc.
William Kunze has filed his petition
in the suit for damages against the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company. He
asks for $3.50 60. 1t was Mr.. kunze
who had his house blown up with nat.
ural gas, his wife killed and several
children burned. Nothing has been
done with the wrecked house since the
explosion occurred.
Last night there was very enjoyable
party at the residence of Rev. Charles
O'NIera in North Fourth street, given by
his daughter, Miss Florence. About
twenty-five were present and all report
good time.
The colored N. Z. church will hold a
grand rally next Sunday, for the pur-
pose of liquidating the church debt.
Rev. Brooks and his congregation, of
Wheeling, will attend in the AFTERNOON.
Martins Ferry sent fair sized crowd
to Chippewa Lake yesterday, on the
Cleveland, Lornin & Wheeling railroad.
About four hundred persons took adj
vantage OF the train last sunday.
Yesterday the Belmont Brewing Com
pany put beer on draught in Martins
Ferry and other towns and sent ten bar
rels to the butchers picnic. TWAS free
yesterday.
Misses Sarah and Ellen Gray return
cd yesterday from Atlantic City. Mrs.
James Dixon, Misses Eloisc Gray aHd
Mollie Wier will return to-day. y
Work has been commenced on the
foundation for two story business and
dwelling house for Henry Rothenmund
on South Front street.
An electric light plant is being put in
at the Aetna mill, and night before last
an employee tried to light one Of the
wires with torch.
Thomas Johns has let the contract to
G. S. Moore Tor two-story brick BUSH
ness and dwelling house corner Broad
way and Madison.
Capt. John hutchinson has pur-
chased lot from Findley Taylor on
Locust street and is hayinga residence
erected thereon.
National encampment clubsior Wash.
ington City in 1892, on the plan OF
Worlds Fair clubs, are talked Of
Misses Anna Ralston and BERTHE
Blackiord returned last night from u
pleasant visit at Cleveland,
The colored churches of Martins Fer
ry and Bridgeport will picnic Mt Ridge
ways Grove tomorrow:
Mr.. Kissam, one Of the travelling
statesmen Of the Buckeye Glass Com
pany, is in town.
Mrs. Parker Elliott and Mrs, Carrie
Howell, of the Third ward, have the
typhoid fever.
Charles Hartman is among the new
residents. He came from West Wheel
Wheeling.
Mrs. o. II. Carpenter is entertaining
Miss Blocher, OF Little Rock; Ark.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mortimer Williams are
entertaining several relatives.
Mr.. A. p. Sheriff, Of Cadiz, is visiting
Capt. and Mrs. II. W. Smith.
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nEnLA1RrE.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glnas CITY. 49, ~

/ NttAlu NttIs
On april 20 last 7. Loyejoy was elected
from a Baltimore & Ohio train at Mar
bletown. He retaliated by exposing
his person TO several trains as they
passed there. The station agent noti-
lied the general manager, and he IN turn
notified the assistant. Yesterday the
papers reached Bellaire for the first
time, and United States Marshal Nagel
arrested LoVejoy. The preliminary trial
came off before Squire Cooper, who
bound him over to court in 500. Fall
ing to give bond, he was taken to jail 70
await his trial at the next term OF court.
DR.. j. c. Walton, OF Benwood, and
DR.. Piper, OF this city, amputated the
leg Of the Italian, Columbo, who was
hurt at Benwood Tuesday night They
think he will recover, II not hurt IN
ternally.
Bellaire wool buyers have been in
Harrison, Guernsey and Tuscarawas
counties, and bought large lots OF wool,
which is being shipped from Cleveland
& Pittsburgh main line points.
The marshal got after negro tramp
yesterday, but the black man was too
fieet OF foot and got away. The marshal
fred several shots inthe air, but the fell
low ran all the faster.
Mrs. Boyce and daughters, Miss Emma
Boyce and Mrs. DR.. Brinton, Of Sharps-
burg, Pa, returned yesterday after
pleasant visit to Thomas and George
Boyce, OF this city.
John George, who was brought home
"cured" from the Athens asylum, was
arrested again yesterday and will be
returned, his friends saying he had be-
come dangerous.
Yesterday morning as the excursion
cars for Chippewa Lake were coming
into the yards they were all side wiped
and badly scratched by a 3. 4 0. coal
car.
The Rock Hill Presbyterian Sunday
school held its annual picnic yesterday
near the church. Several went out from
here and report grand time.
William Parks, secretary Of the Buck
eye Building and Loan Company, is in
Cincinnati at state meeting OF build
ing association secretaries.
Miss Emma Besse was taken TO ClI-
cinnati hospital to be treated for a
tumor. Miss Bessie Hoge accompanied
her.
Robert Ault and Miss Lizzie Wallace,
both OF Dillie's Bottom, were married at
the Windsor hotel yesterday.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
school scholars had a royal time at Bar
nard's orchard yesterday.
Mrs. John Schick, son John and
daughter Gussie are visiting Martins
burg, W, Va, friends.
Mrs. syl. Wetherald and daughter
moved to Findlay yesterday, where Mr..
Wetherald is at work.
A harvest home picnic near Bethel
yesterday drew a good many people
from here.
A First ward man has sunAower
stalk with forty.three perfect flowers on
it.
W. ]. oberman was among the excur-
sionists to Chippewa Lake yesterday.
Constable James Richardson has been
made fish and game warden.
j. G. Jennings, the paper hanger, was
bitten by dog yesterday.
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FELL SEVENTY FEET.
A Five.Year-ol boy Falls From n Fifth
story without Breaking Bone.

/ Ht0Ey hAkuUut bEEAAAHk ~ 0thNf
New York, Aug. l3.-Little Gye.year-
old Morris Tabackschneider is n won
derful child. Heis u living, healthy
proof that New York baby can fall
seventy feet and live.
Had it not been for the several clothes
lines and a convenient stair.rail in the
back yard Of the fye.story double tene-
ment at 1O9 Ridge street, little Morris
would to-day be a mangled, bleeding
corpse instead OF the bright, black-eyed
youngster that he Is.
Morris fell five stories, orfully seventy
feet, early this morning, but miraculous
" escaped death and even injury, with
the exception Of two big bruises, one on
his left shoulder and anotheron the pit
Of his little stomach.
. With his father, Max, his mother and
two smaller brothers, little Morris was
sleeping on the fire-escape in the rear
of the top floor this morning. The
father, who is fur-maker, had worked
hard all yesterday and much needed
rest last night.
But in the stufy little three-room
apartments there was no rest Tor the
Tabackscheider The hot waves rolling
up from the baked pavements, mingled
with the horrible smells from the tene-
ments all around, made life itself almost
uncomfortable and the entire family
crawled out on the tire.escape for u
breath OF fresh air.
1t was q dangerous place for the
children, but SO much more comtorta-
BILE was it that the father and mother
thought they would chance it, and that
by lying OH the outside they would
keep the children safe from harm.
Soon all fell asleep, but at lao o'clock
little Morris rolled about uneasily, and,
slipping through the wide opening in
the FIRE escape railing, went down Ike q
shot.
Mrs. Hegeman, who lives on the first
floor, saw the little fellow fall and was
dumb with horror.
Down he went, head first, striking
the fire escape railing on the second
floor, which threw him onto clothes
line just below.
This turned him completely over and
threw him with terrific force on to the
railing OF the stairs leading into the
basement area, smashing the three-inch
scantling into kindling wood. :.
The clothesline and stair.rail bruised
poor little Morris terribly, but they
saved his life. Had he fallen straight
down, avoiding all Instructions, his trail
little body would have been crushed to
a jelly on the hard stone pavement be-
=
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A Noted Month.
From KeoElk, ID, Democrat.

From he0Efikt Id.' OtNlOCTu'
August, 1887, was noted month. It
gave extreme heat and extreme cold,
the results of which were disastrous to
the public health. Cases OF collie, cholera
morbus and diarrhoea were abundant;
and there we're numerous calls at the
drug stores for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Drug
gists OF this city tell us that this remedy
has been more frequently called for dur
ing the past month than any other pre-
partition, and that it has proven a
panacea for the very worst cases. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is meritorious medicinal pre-
paration for all summer complaints for
which it is recommended, and grows in
popularity in this city and vicinity.
The sales are increasing rapidly and
wonderful cures are reported. paw
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ul NASsAs CRY, No., Aug. l2.-Mrs.
Ia, has been arrested on sus.
l rc'on Of having caused the dynamite
explosion ~ 20 at the house of r. NJ. Juyenal
Sar' ;aonday night. The evidence against
s5; 81; ~ very slight, but she was held in
ib,O.. bonds on a charge OF sending
'"'Va'ehing letters through the mail .
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Much injury is done by the use OF irri-
tating, gripping compounds taken as pur-
gatives. In Ayers Pills, thep patient has
mild but effective cathartic, that can
be confidently recommended alike for
the most delicate patients as well as the
most robust, pNw
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HoundsvlilO Camp Meeting. August 18th
to 23d. IncinsIvc.

For the above meeting, during the
week, D.. & o. trains will leave Wheel
ing for the camp grounds at 500 a. M,
and 1890. 2:S5 and $500 n. M. Return
ing, will leave the camp station at 6:15
a. M, and 1905, 4:35 and 1000 p. IN.
Sundays, August 10th and sd, B. 4
O. trains will leave Wheeling for the
camp grounds ut 500 and $50 q. M,
and 1880, 2:35 and 600 pm. Return
ing, will leave the camp station at 1905,
1880, $500 aud l0:06p. m. Round trip
tickets, Is cents; good returning until
the 25th.
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EDw. l. RosE 4 Co. are now offering
special bargains in Wheels, having q
large lot OF good secondhand and shop
worn saieties and ordinaries, which
they are selling very rapidly at the
prices they are asking.
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FOR SALF.
LEGAL NOTICES.
jTNlTHE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
X COTINTY WFsT VIRGINIA,

TE.THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
il COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
the matter of the application for admission
TO probate Of q paper writing, puFporing TO be
the last will Of George W. Edglngton. deceased,
with codlcil thereto.
The object Of the petition this day filed is to
procure the probate OF q certain paper writing,
dated the 9th day Of November, 1870, purpOrt-
ing 10 be the last Will OF George W. Edgington,
deceased; aud OF certain other paper writing,
dated The lih day, of June, 1921. pprportlng 70
be q codicil 10 said will. And II appearing BY
AFFIDAVIT filed that tho following named perLons
interested In such probate are non.residents OF
the State Of West Virginia, viz; Nancy Mth'
cwS, HarmOr EdgIngton, John 7. Edglngton,
Elizabeth Laws and - LAWS, her husband,
whose first name Is unknown; Richard Edglpg;
ton, William Walters, the unknown heirs OF
Mary Edgington, deceased, Elisha Jamison,
KRleStcr Frazier and William II. Frazier, her
husband, aud Susan johnson. II Is ordered
that they do appear before me at my once, In
tho city Of Wheeling, In the county aud state
aforesaid within one month after the date OF
the first publication Of this order and do what
nny be necessary TO protect their interest IN
said matter. And notice Ia hereby given that
viii proceed at the place named on the 18th day
Of August 1891, at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. M,
10 hear and determine tho application for such
probate unless cause Is then shown for CON
HnuanCC OF the hearing
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1871.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
". NJ DUNLAP, Attorney. Iy2STu