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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-15
EXCHANGE
STOCK.

P. P. s. & NJ. ES
Com. Nat. Bank.
German n at. B.
Monon. Nat, Bk.
Safe Deposit Co.
Ger. Nat. Al'g'y
Boatman's Ins. :,
National Ins.
Ch't's V. Gas CO
Philadelphia Co.
Wheeling Gas CO
Tuna Oil Co.
Central Traction.
Pleasant Valley.
Second Avenue.
n. s. Bridge Co. .
Point Bridge. go.
Hidalgo Min. Co.
La n oria Min. CO
Luster Min. Co. .
W estinghouse E.
Monon. WaterCo.
U. 5. & S. Co. ....
8. u. Cable Co.
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lOpeu- High Low Clos
ARTICLES. ing. est. est. ing
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-06
VINUN RuBIDUM PASTEURIENSE.
6auitdtSsWeiu.

llaiele in GIaf1en pateuriTrten
Motbpeine, peI@e bon befonbers tbIev
@attune unO sutem Sobrsans bic Snr
GIaf9enreife fo%refdIttgf ae.
at unb unter NusfdIub Der dtmospbdris
i@sa Cuff in bsr tlafde Bic 5a Der bon pa
fteur borseiGrisbeneu &emperaiur nn6 uuter
eeaausr 8efDleun9 Der bon bemieIbeii geeebes
men Beitimmunsen bebanOeIt limb, eisnen I'D
au6erOrbentlid gum Webraud fir 9raRle uiO
ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb bel @pi6emien unA ffuD
in serid,ebenen sr0beren SoepitSlern, aranten.
bdufcrn, 9aaaretben ,e bersits nit gutem gr.
foie einsefubrt. Riot genug t0nneu
M II a6er otefe borBlglideu nobI.
9epFesten @eiue and 5um tdsti.
Den @ebrau9 e%mpfebIen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

has greatly improved in health and 10 rapidly
on the road to full recovery.
The annual Decoration day picnic given by
Mr.. Frank b MetZerott, Mrs. Metzerott and
her daughter. Miss Nettie to the members of
the Arkuta Club and their lady friends was in
every respect q most delightful affair excel
hing. n possible, the preceding one. The party,
which consisted Of nearly thirty young reople
left the city at O'Clock in large bus, arriving
at the handsome country residence of their
host, about seven miles from town, at IL
O'Clock where they partOok Of handsome
luncheon After luncheon a ramble through
the beautiful woods surrounding the home
stead was enjoyed Rowing parties were then
made up and the remainder Of the afternoon
was spent on the waters Of Rock creek running
back OF the FARM which at this point for some
distance is quite wide. After supper the party
repaired to the large barn. which was hand
somely decorated for the occasion where dane
ing was enjoyed During the intermission of
the dances Mr.. Maitland . Wright to the ac-
commitment of Miss Mamie Hsrold sang sev
eral difficult solos in excellent STYLE He has
deep bass voice of wide range. The party con-
sisted Of Miss Maud and Blanche iig6tfoot
Miss Blanche Herold, Miss Lily Edmonston'
Mis- Emily Edwards Mis-. Gordon. Miss Ethel
Young, Miss Merillat, Miss Steele and DIR and
Ollie Metzsrott. W. J. Dryer, ID. Z. Iiurton.
Fred. Riggies. c. II. Merillat, Upton Edmon,
ston, Elmer Curry, Wallace Stowen and Albert
Stuart
Col and Mrs W. A Hunt and Miss Hunt Of
St. CiAirsville, Ohio, after an extended visit to
New York city. are now the guests OF l.. r.
Hunt and family, 1910 5 street northwest
Mr~ Ralph C. Johnson. sr., closes her apart
nents at the Portland and leaves today for he Z
country home on the coast of Maine.
The A. 4. I. &. gave an enjoyable entertain
asat at the residence Of Mrs Charles Ii. Leeds.
1874 9Th street northwest. SATURDAY. evening
More than forty invited Wei ars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01
L'OR RENT
1901 IN. G..y.n r.,

l. l721 De Sales, fur,
Er. M $3.50
1917 Il, l:tr, IN 100
1918 =, l2r. IL /. ........1J
ITO n II av, Or. m 1855. 81
2121 h. Tor, IN 1. 80. 80. u
iii Pa ave, 9r. mi. so. ~
3l7 Pa ay, Or, mi As. 30
21ol K, Tor, W and Y. 81. 80
2l81K X, Or l. store. 81. 80
10 18th ne, Tor. m i. 50. 90
G,2 23d. 7r, mi. -. As. ~
Store 4 stable 2,Oi 14th. "a
Upper rooms West End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT
Elegant new cottage ct south Brookland nine
rooms; well Of water large sable. and only AZ
squares from railroad. Rent e25.
my29-4t 629 St n ".
L,oR RENT
u $50 spruce st.. L. Droh Park 8 rooms: al mod.
BARNES WEAVER,
my2p-4t 69 ST. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

SroP A MOMENT
- AND READ THIS
eyou looking for place IN tie country
Then We have just what you wsnt-Ouly II
miles from the city-hish and healthy and i'm
Mediaiely al the ststlOn-lArse lot. 20 hy l5aI
covered With q beautiful sod-your lawn Already
llsde Prices moderate anu tsrlns easy. We
have both houses and lots. II you wuuid Iiks 70
see beautiful place call a the Office and you
Will be taken out 20 see II without e. Iunse.
BELTsyILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT co,
my2s-2w' Room L. Equila6le buildin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

FOR RENT-ELATS.
LrOR RENT-FLATs, 623 llrH ST. NV, NEW
and modern steam heat, electric bells, hot and cold
water and all conveniences for housekeeping. Apply
to PITNEY BRADFORD. 1905 st. NV. 1eI-6t
EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-2 FLAT
g, snrss Sssi pleasant
myy9-St
EOR RENT-FLAT. WITH MODERN IMPROVE
ments. comprising entire Aoor Of the elegant
idence Of the late Judge Marbury, 3}3S II IT. n. W.
Only e16 Per month.
R. A. PHILLIPS SON.
my20-l4t 1419 N. Y ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

EOk RENT
- 4S1 + sw, 1:.r, q m 1. .e3;
1851 z sw. store room. L:
SS3 II sw. store L dw'R..ls
lOO1 Az st sw. Or. W IL
80 NJ sw. Or. water. .....,1.
49, N st sw, Or. III
New houses. L bt 1stk2d. II
800 LIST SCI, 4rS {
my.G-3tt @. H. PARK
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Eiss :. .as 3 ts,ssr .Ss 9
iS&S SsS &. fur ST.. - Isl "a :. 8 3. e %
je1-3t RUST : HUNGERFoRD. dR4 llsh O.
FOB RENT,FURNIsHEDH HOUSE. 30 "a 81. n z :.
i.mS :s.I,. nom june
.aa bsos! a1 III M ssA1
i s eng s2sfss ny g. az;
i IS; +; g l.ss =:
$s ss w 81; ig s s, M ::S
I$Is kiss; T. asbf i4 II . ss
L a. Sc. 1S Us 5t b. 8: 3: e. q
"a, asl1r NV $50 o 20 GIss.a. room. IN sun
Z: :ss :::S s; 6;
1879 1879 Conn Conn s5si e.
tel RIO. HOFFMAN. 10th and F s.sn.v.
EOR RENT-l3O4 ST. NV; Z LARGE ROOMS
ana and ns ssh ~ seysred ye1snd, cool
kOk RENTIgis R. I. AVE-; s-sToRY BRICK;
bouss Rooms bath: hall hal cellar range and stro6s
aes sfsnsf :Ra front and
FOR RENTasOs H ST. NV; ,Two-sToRY
l. brick dwelling; eight rooms and all mod. imps
sTEpT Gf sRAD b 2ns rent 500 sis
FoR RENT,I340 AND 1912 RIGGS ST. NV:
.. each. ss ' s%6 sSS i1S 'S
LEY, Se1 st. jel-6t
EOR RENT : FURNISHED HOUSE OF SIX
l. rooms; south front; large rooms. Rent very
reasonable to desirable tenant. Apply on premises,
1881 st. n jel-:s'
ENOk RENT 414 Md vsw, 1Or q IN L. $40
u 4S1 + sw 12r q m l. .e35 81 7th sw st h dw so
l3ol sw. store room. 10 l2i2 AZ sw, 6r. Is 40
~ d sw. store dwR-lS 9 pc, 6r water. 80. 80
lOOl ~ st sw, IA 43o 9Th liz. m 20 30
~ sw or water. II hear 407 sw 10 30
49, N st sw, Or. ....,,.. lO | Is L ew, 5r 8
New houses. L bt LIST ND. lO 1919 ID sw Ar .....9
800 LIST SCI, Ara .,,... al
my3C-3ts q ri PARKER nv Az ana r M. /. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-01

414 Md av sw. 1Or. q mi go
81 It'll sw. st b DIV. 80
l262 ~ sw, Or. ......l6. ~
9 L pc, 6r. water. 1880
43o 9Th ne, 6r. m /. 20. 80
hear 4O7 y sw, 5r, W. 10. 30
lis L sw, 5r ...............S
1919 ID sw. 4r. ............e
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED : CITY PROPERTY, ADVANTA-
cost not exceeding 4Q cents per square foot also ct
cent? and less send plat Of property with proposition
WANTED-TwO SUBURBAN LOTS WANTED
w for cash at reasonable prices the heights be-
CASH PURCHASER. Star ofhce. myIp 3ts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

Mr.. W. 5. Taylor. Of this place
and Miss Ines al. Watkins, dauRh.
or Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Ii. Watkins,
OF near Tunnelton, were united in
marriage Wednesday. October ssth,
1891, at 10 A, NJ, a, the home OF
the bride. One hundred elegant
Invitations had been issued and
there we're quite a number Of goestt
present. The happy couple left 70,
keyser on the afternoon accommo
dation to spend the honeymoon
among relatives of the bride. They
will return to Kingwood next Mon.
day, and have secured rooms at Mr..
Ad. Albright's, where they will
board till spring before going 10
housekeeping. The ARGUS extends
whole-soled congratulations and
hopes that our jolly shoemaker aud
his bride are we'll wa&ed and stitch.
ed together and that their happiness
may last for awl time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29
locust GROVE.

Correspondence of tho Argus.
The weather is fine for the gath
ering OF the fall crops.
Misses Jane and Emma Gusemau
were visiting at Bruceton on sat
orday and Sunday.
Frank Kelly was visiting ut
Corin,h this week.
Apple cuttings are quite numer.
Gus and well attended by our young
people.
Allen Frahkhouser and family
were visiting att. c. Wolfs, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Maust is visiting at
Hazelten.
Lena Guthcrie returned from
Aurora this week. where she his
been spending the summer.
NN"i ~ 'pPihSl was AZ rIlcuuSNlltc
on Tuesday.
Walter Smith was out near
GAINESVILLE looking after his school
interests.
Miss Matte Beatty will teach the
Chichester school we understand.
Mrs. Henry Spiker was visiting
at Sugar Valley recently.
j. J. Kelly was down ut Nebo
on Thursday OH school business.
Bette Cupp was stopping with
Mrs. FrankhJuser last week.
j. JACKSON.
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BRAND0NyILLk.
uSo.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Snow fakes falling reminds us
that the long winter evenings we
will have to pass are here.
W. D. Smith, agent for Calvin,
Atwood & Co., made his trip through
here this week.
Mrs. Hanson Liston is very sick
at this writing.
Mr.. Geo. A. moved in the
house recently vacated by DIR. Dun.
ham.
Miss Lizzie Riley and Harry
T0ets were in Kingwood last week
Amos Wolf was IN town recently.
Clinton Ludwig left for his home
in Ohio last week.
Nv. Alpheus Michacls is nearing
his end very fast. DR.. Nedrow Is
attending him.
X. b. Waddel and family were ut
Mr.. Spindler's last Sabbath.
Mr.. Clesiger, FROM Pittsburgh.
was in town; ne IS travelling for d.
Chestnut 4 Co.
Mrs. Mary Hagans had II sale OF
person II property last week. The
family left on Friday for ConAu
ence, Pa.
Our young folks attended preach
ing ut Bruceton last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hugg ms. OF
Bruceton. spent last Sunday at
Mr.. Kimbcrly's.
Locals are as scarce us good BOYS
in town.
Mrs. Mary Spindler, Of Friends
vile. Md, was in town visiting n.
b. WaddeFs.
Lloyd L. Shaner. representing
The Greenawalt 4 Bayer Co., OF
Cumberland, was in town last
week. GoLpEynop
Please be careful hereafter i'm
writing names OF persons, write
legibly.-ED.
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ALBRIGHTSVILLE.

Correspondence ofthS ARGUS.
Blessed be the Lord that taketh.
Blessed be the Lord that giyeth
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
Snider, October 18th. q daughter.
Master Berthe Feathers, OF Cranes.
vile. spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
Bro. Tshblyn preached his first
sermon here Sunday, to a large
audience. We welcome Brs. r. to
our midst, and may his path be
crowned with success.
Mr.. Fonton Baker, of King.
wood, greeted the fair ones in town
Sunday. Fent wore broad guage
smile and ia evidently we'll pleased
with hi' future prospects.
Mr.. Mcclure Mason is spending
few days al the parental roof.
Misses Julia and Fannie Conner.
OF GusemaH. were the guests OF
Miss Myrtle Welch Saturday and
Sandy.
Miss Rohama WEIGH has returned
home from visiting fri4nds ard
relatives ~ Masontown.
Uncle jacob Smith and daughter.
Mrs. Martin l.. Crane. OF til.
Craborchard. started for Iowa to
visit Mr.. Smiths brother, Chris
Smith, who left this country be-
fore the war, and who is in very
poor health.
Col. Fitzgerald, Of Terra Alta,
was in town Saturday.
PEARL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

Consult Or. A. J.. Wagner, late
Of Guys Hospital, London, Eng
b.nd, for Surgical diseases of women
Eye and Ear. and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. A@morrhoids of Piles cured
wit h out cutting. Rheumatism
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured in short time with Electric
Baths. Rooms and board TO be had
cheaply. Charges reasonable. Call
to any part Of the county.
Office EGLoH, Preston County,
". Va.
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Notice To Len Holders.

TO All PRISONS HOLDING LIENS nv JtrDu.
MENr OR OrIERNISE, ON THE ESTATF:
ok ANY PART THEREoF, OF ANN ME-
THENI
In pursuance Of a docrce Of tho Circuit Court
OF Preston County, made In cause therein pend.
ms to subject tho real estate ~ tho said Ann
you arc hereby Required To present nil claims
held by You and each az YOU against tho said
Ann Notheny, which are lions on her real estate
or any part oft tur adjudication I O me at my
cnice In kingw1od. Preston COUNTY West Wiz,
d.. 1891 "
tembbr, a. d., 1901.
ri. cRoGAN. Commissioners.
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EVANSVILLE.

Correspondence Of tbs Argus.
Thinking a few locals from this
place would find q place in your
columns ] send a few.
George Parker, o: Bridgeport,
W. Va, was in town few days
last week OH business.
We notice the jolly painters Of
Newburg, y. G. Lynch 8 Son, are
beantifying the interior aud exterior
Of the NJ. Il. Church.
Mr.. ID. u. Thomas il having his
house painted.
The NJ. =. Church has q mem
bership Of fifty five.
The 7 0. 0. F. have 4 mem Der.
ship Of twenty-five. There is a
very good Lodge Of Good Templara
also.
Rev. J. g. Rexroads was returned
to this place and the members are
very well pleased
Miss Matte Hamilton and others
we're attending the Dunkard Meet
ing in Barbour Co., Saturday and
Sunday. We have not learned
whether they had their feet washed
or not. bat we suppose they had a
dish Of soup
Mr.. George Weaver is having a
new roof put on his house.
Miss Hattie Weaver has the
material on the ground for a fine
residence on Main Street.
Mr.. Billy Evans has built him
self fine house ia the Suburbs Of
town
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

Bowmans Wooden Mills are run,
ming to their fullest capacity, work.
ing nine hands.
Mrs. Brand. Of Biaxton Co. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
ID. +. Thomas, returned homo las,
week.
Miss Anderson. who has been
here three months under the care
of DIR. Michaels. returned homo 10
Braxton Co. last week, greatly inn
proved.
Miss Sarah Thomas was Waiting
in Newburg last week.
Mrs. Ellie Castle, who has been
visiting friends in Newburg. for
the last week, returned home to.
day.
Mr.. CHARLES Talbot, our good
Democrat, has been very busy
husking his corn and preparing for
the winter campaign. He SAYS
Campbell viii be elected by $500
hundred majority in Ohio this fall.
Take in your cabbage and bury
your potatoes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

DR.. Il. l.. st. John. of Rowland.
Putnam county, Missouri, takes
especial pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, be.
cause he knows it TO be reliable. He
has used it in his practice for sew
eral years, and says there is none
better. 1t is especially valuable foi
colds and as preventive aud cure
for Group. This mdst excellent
medicine is for sale by r. Nc Millen
Kingwood and Country Merchants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

English SPAWN Llniment remove
all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney. Ring bone.
Stiles. Sprains. all swollen Tbroats
Coughs. &c. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by DR.. K. II. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 6-14.91-1yr
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

10 All persons holding lions by Judgment OF
otherwise on the real estate, or any part there.
oI, OF The Terra Alta Creamery Company
~ pursuance ~ dbcreS ~ the Circuit Court
81 preston comfy. made Ira n cause fherhin
pending 60 subject the real estate of tho ssi3
Ierra Aitf Creamery Company 10 tho shtisfsc
!lVn Tue liens thereon, you are hereby REQUIRED
agalnst The said Torra Alta Creamery Company.
WHICH arc liens on ~ real estate 81 my bari
81 ~ Tor adludicafion, 20 me, AZ my .cfics is
hlgEWo9d. Preston county, west Virginia on 81
Deioro the 18Th day of November. A. D.. 1921
Octobsr. a b. 1921 -
70 f5ft-S 500
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS
AND TO PARTIES,

oro all perties holding lions ny jadgmcnt. af
therNise, on the real estate, or any part there
e., OF John A. CarricO.
In pursuance OF a decree OF the circuit Court
OF Preston county, made In cause thereln
prnding, 20 subject the real estate OF the said
John III. Cafrico TO the satisfaction 81 the liens
thereon. you arc hereby required TO present al
claims held by you aud each Of you against thq
said John n, Carrlco. which are liens on his real
estate or any part oft, for adjudication. To- me,
Virginia, ON or before the 18th day of November,
ID lsel The parties to said .cause, to wit |.
George W. Thompson and. Henry G. jackson,
partners in trade under the firm name Of Thomp,
son Jackson plaintiffs aud John n Carrico,
Joseph n Carrtcc. l.. q. Catrlco. a, W, Carried
and Joseph lugh defendants WILL therefore,
take notice, that, on the iSth day OF November.
a. ID. 1901, at my ONCE In kngwood, Preston
county, West Virginia, shall proceed 10 ex-
e'ntc the decree OF rctercnce IN this cause. !.
October A. D., tSli
nsNkY CLAY HYDE. Commissioner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29
WoTRiNo a. ELLIOTT
Attorneys-at-Law.

AIRS. j. 4. Hawkins and m
Earl. of Newburg, spent Saturday
and Sunday with tie family of S.
ID. Gatewood.
Will Smallcy, who had long.
hard siege with typhoid fever and u
serious relapse. is able to be OH our
streets once moro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McRa
have gone to housekeeping in the
small house on Mrs. CAROLS prem
ices
The Good Templsrs have dec
dcd to move from the Jackson Hall
to the Odd Fellows Hall in the
Bishop Block.
But one marriage license issued
since our last issue. that Of Willis
S. Taylor, "a and Inez NJ. Wat
kins, 20.
MIR. and Mrs. +: G.. Lozelle. Of
Morgsntown, arrived IN Kinswood
last Saturday to visit Mrs. Lazelle's
parents.
w. s. Tayior speht sunday sis
ting friends nj and near TunneIton
and inspecting the lumber anl eew-
mill business.
W 6. Tavlor's is the place 10 get
vonr WINTER boots nd shoss Coll
carly and leave your order before
the rush.
j J. Kelly. of Pleasant District.
was in to see MS since our last i,sue.
ur. Kelly Will teach the Nebo
school this winter.
Henry HuddIeson. Esq, Of vai.
ley District. was in town Monday.
lie brought his daughter Julia down
to attend school here.
II You want 4 bargain in Mn
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Bishop and
babies have returned and resumed
housekeeping. Miss Nellie Hav-
mond, Of Fairmont, accompanied
them,
MIR. John Albright. who had a
hard tussle with typhoid fever. is
Out again aud his oldest son is now
down with it.
And now it is rumorcd that Gus
Cresap. oontemplates matrimony.
{ The signs are, brand new tin
roof on the house and considerable
\ 6tbsr Improvements.
= Mrs. James W Snidcr and TWO
children arrived in Kingvood. from
Pennsylvania yesterday and went
on down to visit her father, Mr..
George Giles, Of CHESS Mill.
Now that We have had a little
squall Of winter we may expect some
{, fine weather. The Indian Sum.
per" - supposed to come after the
gquaw Winter"
fr. o. B. johnson. the post
ster aud merchant at Clinton
aruace, in Monongalia county,
led October 10th, 1891. He was
prominent and we'll known citizen
Of tho county
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Notice to Creditors.

To ruE CnEprross or Jas. woRruSa4cS. pre'p
In pursuance 81 decree Of tho Circuit Court
~ the county ot Preston. made Va cause there
~ pchulnR, 70 subject the real estate ~ the said
james Northtngton tO tho payment II his debts
You arc required TO nrcseut your claims against
the estate ot the said James Wprthinston for
adjudication TO n. 4, Hyde, CoTfmissioner at
is oiio0 ~ the said county on or before tho
10th day OF November next
Witness, J. w. Watson, Clerk OF said Court,
this 3oth day OF September, 1891
io-iCt-ssw j. w. WATSON, clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29

Itch OF human aud horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Hoolford 8 Sanitary Lotion. This
mayer fails. Sold by DR.. II. II.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29
Commissioners Notice.

NJ. u. Murdoch.
VS.. ! Hnultvf
Elizabeth worthlngton, 81 al.
The aboyo entitled clnnoery cause. by A de-
cree 81 he Circuit Court OF Preston county
made therein. on the End day OF Soptember !.
", lSsi having beon referred 10 the undersigned
commissioning In CLnneery, with tho following
directions To ascertain and report no real a..
tate owned by tho decedent. James A. Worth.
lnRton' tho state and condition of tho title
thereto tho Hens and charges, thereon, their
amounts, character, prOrltles and to whom ow
ing; To state, audit and settle the oxocutoriat
accounts Of Elizabeth WorthingtOn, ExsoutrIx
oi The estate OF said decedcnt and npDortlou
nc personal funds, " any. I'm tile hands OF said
bkecutriN among the creditors Of tho said o.
rate, according 10 their prorites; and that hes
ascertain md report with whose funds tho real
estate ~ The bill and proceedings tnonfibnea
Was PAID Tor, and from what source SAG funds
were derived, and that he report any otEef pcr-
upeht matter which may be deemed 30 bY Finn
SELL or required by the parties or tithtf ofthon.
Tue parties 10 said cause to-Wit 81 IN. Mar.
DOCK, plaintiff and Elizabeth NbrthlnRfon IN
her own right and as Exeoutrl1 Of q A. Worth
tnYion, Laura WorthinRton, FrrrY WOrthinq ton
Addie q. WorthlDgton, Carrie WbrthinRfon John
!, Fornan aud John Mnrdcbk defendants will
therefore take notice, that on the 10th daV Of
November A. D. 1921 ut my office IN KinRvood,
preston county West Virginia, - Al proceed
TO execute said decree
given under my hand tbs 18th day Of October,
1O-i5-ft-S7.75
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29
Notice to Creditors.

I" rhE CnEbIToRs or u. s. MILLER, DEu'p:
In pursuSncc OF a decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF the county of Preston made la a cause there
W Tending, 10 subject the real estate OF the said
~ ~ Miller To the payment of his debts you are
IcgWrcu to prcsoLt your claims against tho Ca
ta' q OF the said II. \. Miller Tor adjudication 10
", g, Hyde, Commissioner, nj his olico in the
said county on or before the eth day OF Novem
this 10Th day OF Ssptcmhrr. 1891
10 st $40 j. W WATSON, Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-29
Commissioners Notice.
George W Kephart
W. In ChancerV
John q Everly ct al


To John q. Everly E NJ Hartley Rnohei G.
sh0her, and VIM. \ Shaffcr her husband and
MI other pcraons holding liens against the ca
tate OF John "a Evcrly by judgment or other
wise, or any part thereof
ny an order OF tho Circuit Court OF Preston
county, w. Va, entered In the above styled
ohnncery cause on the 18th day OF September.
lH9l, the same was referred 20 the UNDERMINED
Commissioners In Chancery with direction to AS.
certain aud report the real estate owned 10y the
heiehdnnt, john g. EVerly, the state aud rondI
Ton OF the Title thereto, the lions and Id res
thereon, their amounts, character, prioiItIoa
aud 10 whom owing, together with any other
pss,tlnent matter that may be required by aHy
. Tho said parties TO said cause, and all OF said
lon.holders, Will therefore take notice, that ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER end, 1891, nj my office in
h Mn w Va, shall proceed TO execute
Given under my hand this Goth day OF Sop
tombcr, 1891.
NKILJ. FoRTNEy, Commissioners.
II. J. Crogan Atty for Plaintiff
i0-t4t- $3.50