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aggression

WAsHlSGToN, Sept. 2s.-The lie
was pms ed at the opening of the ses-
sion OF tho House this morning be-
tween Morse OF Massachusetts aid
Fithian Of Ii!inois,
Morse in his speech attempted TO
justify his cnurso i'll Administering yes
terday, aud charged l'ithinn With
being eololy responsible for The ro-
tusal OF the House TO permit him to
print in tho Record newspaper extract
Attacking Pension Commissioner
I1ochrAn.
Fi,hian, IN replying, said Morse
had s~ndeayQ-sd ID induce him iFith.
ian) to withdraw. his objection to
printing by coming to him, md in.i-
mating that hc Morse) would. Ga n
member If the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, help Filhian
get through any public building bill
in which TO might DO in crested.
"ThaL is absolutely falje," shouted
Morse, striding m~onucingly toward
flthinn,
! the gentleman from N~laseachu-
setfs denies The statement haVo
proof that will satisfy Gpy member Of
the iionae NY colleague Golds'er
heasu The conversation, retor'ea
fithlan'
MoTae oerkea against ihe rails ana
Tepl'ed nitekiy: What Tho G"ntlo-
man says ms u Color o.. ruin l'auGn
teri, ont n caLi! "cti'n ne placed
on 10 IS unquilIiel'y false
~ lie gentlemen aen'ea my state
men', ye!ied fIlhian, snakia@ his
ts' nhSrli! ot'he F{Gss"c' "settS maa
me Id "ilitn!y lying himself"
The hopce was then ! n On ulroar.
Tho Spcasef nahnded vigorously for
ORDER declaring both OFT OF order.
Tbs e'osed tho incident.
Ito debate on h oiil to repeal the
icdsrhi election laws Was Resumed.
General DO. Black OF Illinois, ".
Somu'"sioner OF Pensions, spoke III
support otthe OH. IL Nus his maiden
speeoh IN Inc House, aud ho was nc
corded the closest intention. Ho
sad he would not diecuss tho ques-
ton from q constitutional point ol
view. but wonid Try TO show his resp.
lutions Tor IaYorinx tho ropoal OF
thens lava enactid in 1865. The
most that could Ee SAID for them wns
t"at they wore designed to operate
under circumsiGpass which no longer
exist. ~ was ioi'owing a iierce de-
moral'zing struggle. Tho sys,em was
q child OF force, hatred md dread Of
men long arrayed on sectional lines
Rin'ns' , each other 9nd, over ct
thing needed now is ITO elevation OF
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fIARIiIEI),

y OAMs--lIIDER-At the Gem Hotel,
Elko, Nevada, September %, 1899.
by g. NJ. Henley, j. r., Howard
Adams TO Miss Noliio IIider, both OF
Wipnemucca.
PaRsoTs--IIuNTER:-At the resi-
dcnce of Janes AGnmn, EIkc, No
vada, September g, 1879, 10y Rev.
w. IL. L. Hou2hton, Mr. Ipanhcr
r. Parsons, OF .T~uscnroin, to Mics
Addie II inter, Of Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01

I''ANi'ai'tNf 49, ~ 4Ss
Ma. Nor:iAS :..CHTY, Drs MONIES, lS.
DEAn SW:-WIli you please Le kind
enough TO !e, no know who Is yUGr
agent in Baltimore for the sn'c Of
Krausc's Headache Car=u!csp have
tried to get them AT 4 number Of drug
stores, bat have nIw"ys failed. l lad
several boxes Il. the capsml,s sent me
irouI Washington, aud found them TO
be the very best remedy ! have ever
had for severe headaches.
Very truly yours,
1900 Patterson Ave. MKs " l. DAVIS.
- cts per box. For sale by +. +.
Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-10-01
Different Views of Ike Sam Subject

"PLblic office is n public trust"
says President Cleveland. public
Office 10 Il I~-ivnte SNAP 10 lie traded
!or cGmiaign contributions" sa.s
William T.. Whitney. II bought In.
Emba'sadOrship 10 I,aly for S5A,C0J
and want the gOn's delivered so that
| can live abroad rs America is not
lit for ladies' and gentlemen to live
~ says J. j. Van Alien. "Curses on
Tho whole scurvy ~transnu'ion," say
The people of the Uai;cl States.
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Notice to WAGER Consumers

Consumers will please take Lotic"
that until further notice, the use o.
yaier for irriGatinG purposes is pro
Eibiicd -betw e the hours Of 5 o
..ock T.. ~. ans q u'cluck J. ". Tho
,se of hose without hose pipe or
'prinkicr5, Vii Ge considered sum
,,ent !. aEqn for shutting oil water
nppiy. j. y. McERInE,
s.2Stf For E.Hp Water Co.
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ROIts

GEiswoLp:-I In Lamoillo Valley
Elko CDunty, Nov, September II
1893. TO the wife OF G w. Griswo!d,
son.
CuMMIHs:-At Arthur, Elko county,
Nevada, September Is, 1855, to the
wife OF l.. -. Cummias, n son.
STRAToY:-In Butte Valley, Ell;o
coanty. Nevatn, September 20.
1923, to the wife Of John Stra,on,
son.
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saved from pra,h by Onions

There baa ~ doubt been moro
.ivcs oF thi.drch saved from death IN
Group or nhuoring cough by iho nso
OF onions than by an! other kGown
t"mcay, "Ir muiherg uRrd 10 make
pVtI'rps - - on, rr syfur. whr"h
wDs nlNnys iTonIIni p hr"atfug up
q cuu.tn OF auHd l1r Grurs Uriln
5yIup b. mad uf "r n.rtug q frN
siwpl" i,u, dice VII It, vhjn m.fc
a. uirfr 'N'ctIvo hr . w.lrc no % Il
dn.tfpya tho 'uaIo nd Odur e ITO
onion. Sold ~ i. +. Mul!or, Drug
gleL
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DAIRY WISDOM.

GROUND oats 10 an excellent feed for
calves.
THE best uf cottage chcosc can bo
mh'lo from hi:tcrmiIk.
Er@r only those that will pay n
pi"iit oil the year around.
Now ia the time To fattcn tho ani,nnIs
that you wish 70 turn OF.
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Curious rorsinn RlIna.

Tho Pcrsians resort To curious rites
for the purpoGc of avcrting tho attacks
OF tho cholera. Ono Of the most wiIc-
practiccd OF these Is that OF passing
under tho Koran. Two elders stand
opposite each other, holding between
them II scroll of tho Koran wrapped IN
II nilItcn scarf. Under this swinging
talis!nan the peasants pass ono by one,
and then go home, convinced that Tho
cholera will not be able 10 toucll them.
The i'crainus stick TO these ancient
ccrcmonials In optic OF the fact that
the epidemic Is working sad havoc
among thcm. !
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p l. : E Il 7 0,
FAT PEOPLE
tsept II Emil

To reduce your weight SURELY usa
NilIHrdB Obesity Pills and lose 10 lbs
i month. No injury 10 tho health. No
inluTiorcnCc With Dusincssu or pleasure.
NO STARVING. They buuld up and
improve The general health, bcnu,ity
tho complexion and lcnvc 80 WRiT.
hLES. Lncy anderson, 81. auburn
81, CnmbridOc, Mass, WyiiCs: 7TNo
6ofiic8 o[ yoWT OjtSity .PWs reduced
my wctJht from '22j poItNds and I
mcccr JeH better h az mn nc. I
am "Fnch plcdScd icih nc result, and
shdH do al l eau 10 help you. Our
ln,Tons include PhysiGitus, Bunkora,
Lawyers md leaders Of Society. Our
Eooda nfo not sold III drug atorco; Nil
orders nro smpp!icd direct fro II our
niiicS. l'riGo per package e2.0c or 2
pnclsnGca for $500 by mail postpaid.
pHrtiCpInrg ts"nlcH) icia. ALL COR.
RESPOSDENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD EEsE9Y w., Boston, ga
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spring ana summer samplcs.

We have jus, received about 5tyl
samples Of u ems suitiugs rcf cus,on
nudO clothins Zoe Snug and anu.
ucr. Suits made TO uruer from $50
p. Give us g call.
( .i'tiSnART.
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y Emo display Of silver ware. fancy
di'he9, lamps, knivcg, forlip, nppuns
eic., at tho EFT. VI. Co.'S. Cali md
inspect thcec goods. which nto tho
hnost In thcir luno ovor brought {.
Elko.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19
\ TfsR4G r.

4 PPLY WhSHINGToS IRON WORKS CO.
~ Town Office. second street. near Jackson.
CTORAGE SEATTLE AUTOMATIC RE-
- frgeratiug Co. cor West and MON row fur
nish either general cold storage at owest rates.
money aiV ancsG when desired. low insurance.
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LEG Al NOTICES.

NAESHALS NOTICE OF SEIZURE-fp tho
VI district court Of the United states dfslrct of
Washington, northern division. in admiralty No
57l "
whereas libel hath been flied in the above en-.
tt.rl court On the 18th DAY Of January A. D.
ioS' ny james hiefer. proctor oeh. of George
henson, against the steamer nellie. he engines
bpitsrs etc AID = II. smith. re- -ponicnts aleg-
M N sah lance hat there Is now cue the SAID
ioeiiant a. wages - mariner SAID steamer the
sam o 49, 30 and praying fhaf the aid steamer
Fer ma llHery, engines, boiler. etc. NAV he CON
denied ard sold TO pay the -niands OF the libel
IShL >o". therefore. IN purSusnc' oithe monirion
81 SAID court II me directed AMI delivered / have
zed the saia steamer Nellie, her engines, boilers
etc ana 10 hereby give puzzle notice - al pei
sons claiming o. otherwise having any iutere / IN
Inc SAID steamer. her engines. boilers. etc ,hat
tH@t ~ and appear before tn stf court. al seattle
On the secOad tktD cay Of February 1898 a. 10
o'clock IN tfie forenoon Of the day. then ana
there 10 inte pose their claims and maze ileir
allegations ia TIA al neha
TIL Mas *. BROWN, L. = Marshal
Fly H. 4. BfG Low Deputy
James hief.r Proctor for l. be!Iaat
Oasst ~ s<sisls lis loIn DAY vi January. 1898.
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MONEY loan OFFICE.

OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY:
~ Uncle Harris Loan Efflcs 2u4 WashfHst
street; liberal advances Oh diamonds watches and
JrNsIEy. lowest TsssA
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NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING DAILY;
~ latest styles and prices low. Belltewn Furn-
ture Company. el5 Front street 1nstalment
plan.
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ram - Rim q.

4 RTHUR L. coon NOW MAKES SUITS.
iovercoats and trousers. The Cottstein hnilGiu&
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Observation-Disclosures the residence
OF Ei.is Morrison, West seattle, on Wednesday.
January 4. 1898, 5r. Aiesaa1sr IL buchanan,
Of Newcastle. Pa, and Miss Arns Lisweiiyn. OF
West -eatfie
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HtSYEB-P ffTN tR.


i&~ASrA U-FAkrNEE N Az E~TAB-
W itshea hotel: vii pay leo psr cent latest.
rr-ut: xataea can hc Opened "a con uscE4en win
Eatss - pHfs3tsssr desires, NtttF money iGirci
a IaFess Hglsi. eafe Post iEie}ltEeneeg.
"a ANTEb~EtrhER AN TIVE OR -
~ irIt fsriaeS in an s>t=hli shec profitable mef-
sEugta bt~tneas fu ihls cry. - auu capital re-
gs.g'f. is ger cant EUarA1tetri ga tnNfst Llent.
e. .e,l .o tacss sss ssoe.- q. ", Nancy. .oj bAs-
LAP AloeA-
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
i stockholders of The A. =. Hot aiiug Company of
Puget sound for the election of trustees and officers
for the ensuing year will be held az their Office in
Seattle, on Monday. January -. 1898. AT O cl ok
p m. f. = RoTHCHILD. President
NJ. F. MAYHEM. Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19

nLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE BUSI-
~ ness office of this paper; CSC per bundle.
DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND RE-
L pal led by j. +. Forbes: all work warranted.
Leave orders a. F. Christianers. 81 Third street,
and a. o. E Pettis'. l00s Front street.
BENNETT & HULL FURNITURE 60 WILL
ID sell you carpets and furniture easy paw
ments Corner Front and Marion streefs
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SFENOG HIPEffI.>.

\ft~~ NAY tLltOrr >TESoGRAPIEk
VI ana nPsN -'es So Pioneer bulIdlus. dIci.-
tloA IxAsa yoaG 0leeeA
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FOR E-IODGFSG HUTSFS

L'oR ~AIE-ON EASY TERMS. BEST I.UD,..
1 Ing house IN CitY. elegantly furni shed a.!i
every room hled win good ruoluers: satisfactory
reasons gwen fer selling. Address Lodging House
Pest iuteiliNpuTpr
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FOE RsST-LODGISG RorsES.

I'OR RFNr-LoDGING HOUSES OF ALL
L Kinds: furniture for sale. ". 7. Hall 4 Co,
26l ~ York block
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I,OR SALE-Two FINE RESfDtsNC LOTS
Il in Denny's Broadway addition. ealy 200 feet
from Madison street, . prise 1hat1~iIi as'olash
you Washington Territory Invest meat Company,
corner second and Cherry a eets
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WE ARE THE PEOPLE or BUTTERi
w Down comes the price, Choice Tewa butter
l0-Dound tubs, al 81. SO per tub Cooper & Levy,
ll5 Marion street between Front and Vest
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CONTR 4CTORS AAD BCILDERS.

I CONWAY J. 3GART-CONWAY & Rr,-
- CART. contractors. u ed-ivinz. bridge build
ing. etc. estimates furnished Headquarters.
- 3 Third street. seattle Ma
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BISCELLASEOCS.

LNOR RENT-A FINE 10-ACRE TRACT ON
Il street car line: partly cleared; will rent same
very cheap. Apply to Jennie H. Marer, No Ala
Seattle National Bank building.
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HELP WANTED-MA

VVANTED-AsENTS; FIRTT-CLASS SALES
w men TO sell frs,-ciass article needed by every
bank aud every man having tank account Ad-
dress Bank Punch, Sl9 Temple Court, New York
city.
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NVANTEp-SiX WHITE GENTLEMEN
w walters. between and 10 O'Clock Mrs. G..
i. Erickson's employ psrlors 2o7 Marion st.
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L'OR SALE-BIG BARGAINS: 40 ACRES
L adjoining the new navy yard; 40 acres bottom
land close to Kingston. Kitsap county; a lot of
splendid fruit and timber lands and improved
ranches some splendid city lots etc. Chilberg
Ashford d Perry, 81 HinckIev block.
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L,oR sALE-34 LOTS 25x100 EACH. NEAR
Ballard: 81 $50: will sell sor S60each II. s.
Turner. 2o7 Butler block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-19

I,OI. REST-iO ACES FIVE MILES FROM
Il Front street. on the Rainier avenue car line
cents csr fare. ali kinds of fruit on the place. I2l
Columbia rect
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INOR SALE--6 ACRES LAND AT BRIGHTON
i Beach; finest acres on LAKE WaShngIon: sur
prisngly low for cash Page i Tucker, 1884
Haler block.
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PATENTS.

IT l. REYNOLDS, FORMERLY EXAMINER
IL. in L. :. patent Office; patent business spa
cieity; American and foreign patents promptly
scared Room 80 sullivan block.
pATENTs. CAVEATS, ETC. WRITE FOR
L "Advicc Ia inventors" ~. IL. King Fpler blk
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yVANTED~A Transfer AND HEAVY
w team draw slabs from dry dock mill to-
James street power house Apply at James street
power house
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WASTE D-REAI TATE.

WANTED-RESIDENC LOT FOR CASH
W or house and lot half cash, between Jackson
and Madison west Of Joy street preferred give
fuil particulars. Owners only address Prompt,
Post-!nte ligencer.
WANTED-TO BUY A HOMESTEAD RE-
" ftnnuishment In good location; state price.
Address B. l. G, P0st.Inieligencer
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NOTES. SHORT TINE REAL ESTATE AND
~ cha.tel mortgages bought; money loaned on
approved securities. Room B Halter bulliing
r. T Smart
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y r ". ACSszrT, Dspury
Greene & Turn r. f'rOctors for Libellant
Datet a. seat Ie this ls-a day q January VA,
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L'OR SALE-HOUSE OF : ROOMS: CITY
L wafer. street graded: - 500 $500 cash. SO
per month. IL \ Turner, 207 Butler block.
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LNOR SALF-LOT WITH MODERN HOUSE
Il on Tenth street. near Mad lson; finest view and
best buy in the city Page * Tucker. 1894 Halter
block.
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FOR RfN T-OFFICE

NOR RENT-DFFICFS AT VERY Low
4 rent squire Latimer building
L'OR RFST-OFFICE ROOM FOR STORE
room or office: on ground floor. Apply III
Marion street. seattle.
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EMPLOYMENT HaNrFD~ FEstTE p.

IL ANTE D--Eot sc LADY. " I.L APE Ar
w lug good - ker. desires puaItion tn ely
ssIesisJy cashier. small salary. Address Boy
iR- Roy. WAsh
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L'OK SALE-HOUSF OF ROOMS; BATH
L city water. hot aud cold: good view of hav
lot bbHl2o; north of Madison street; price S3,t5O
$500 cash $50 per month. IL. :. Turner, 207
Butler block
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NTANTEI-GOOD MAN TO WORK on
W small place must he wei recommen ded-
Address J., Posf-Inteiii xencer.
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-09-02
DROWNED.
Frank Cushman, of MeKeesport, Drown
ed at Point Marion.

A sad drowning occurred at PIT
Marion Sunday morning at 10 O. clock
The particulars as CLEANED fro N al
eye witness and others are as fol
lows: Frank Cushman and an 9th
er young man who were camping on
Cheat river with party from Me
Keesport accompanied two young
ladies onto the packet Adam Jacobs
to see them off and the boat pulled
out before the young men could get
off though they were on the gang
plank when it was pulled in. The
boat would not land for them unless
they paid half dollar and Cush
man said that as he bad round
trip ticket he would ride to Pitts
burg before he would pay. When
the boat got opposite Dewing's mill,
just below PIT. Marion, Will Gardine
Ia year old boy rowed out to the
steamer in a small dog boat" to
put u gentleman aboard. Cushman
and his friend got in the dog boat but
his friend thinking there was dan
ger got back on the steamer whose
wheels had commenced to turn. AT
ter the steamer got into motion the
deck hands held on TO the rear end
of the dog boat until the front end
swung around under the guards near
the wheel house. The men saw their
danger and jumped into the river
just before the wheels struck and
sank their boat. Cushman grabbed
hold of Gardine's leg but Caroline
succeeded in getting loose caught
hold of the boat which was filled
with water. He called to Cushman
to get hold of the boat, but as he
was twenty feet away and could not
swim he struggled in the water for
about one or two minutes and then
went down and was seen no more
until fshed out two hours later.
An eye witness said that he had new
er seen a man drown in the same
manner as his coat seemed to have
been filled with air which caused
him to double up and founder like
a duck. The Jacobs was nearly 200
yards away when the man went
down and the life boat was lowered
as soon as possible and Caroline
picked up. Cushman's body was
sent to McKeesport on the packet
Monday. He was about 90 years
old, came to this country from Ire
land four years ago and had no rel
atives on this side.
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Miracle Run Items.

MIRACLE Run, w. Va, Aug. 2S.-The
people of this place are now engaged in
blowing, hauling coal, and caring for
the sick.
l.. W. Foster, after an illness of many
months from that dread disease dyspep-
STA, died at bis home Aug. II; two days
| later the remains were borne to the NJ
T.. church where a funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Warman, interment
Immediately following. Deceased leaves
a vile and two children besides his
many friends to mourn his loss they
certainly have the sympathy Of all who
know them.
Mr.. +. J. Foster a brother OF the de-
ceased Is very i'll at present with COM
plication OF diseases.
Mr.. ID. l.. Tenant and Mr.. VIM. Tut
tie, who have been very sick for quite a
while, the former suffering from quinsy
and fever the latter from cold are both
c0nyalescent at present. There are
quite a number of others in the com
munity that might be placed on the sick
list.
Married Thursday last at the residence
OF the brides parents. Mr.. James Wal
ker and Miss Minnie b. Foster, Rev.
Warman officiating. The happy couple
are both from this community and we
hope that long and prosperous life
may be theirs.
s. I. Fordyce has been engaged for
the past three weeks in teaching n sub
scription school at Bula w. Va. He is
very busily employed owing to large at
tendance and various grades. Number
enrolled ~. He and four Of his pupils
are attending the teachers institute this
week held at Morgantown.
Calvin Shuman and family also X l..
Shuman wife and little son, all of bod
bridge Co., are visiting friends and rel
atiyes here this week
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State of West Virginia, Monongalia
County, IS.
Levi IIennen, plaintiff, VS.. Sarah
Jane Hennen, defendant, Chancery,
pending in the circuit court of said coun-
ty of Monongalia.
The above defendant will take notice
that ON THURSDAY, the 9TH Day OF
September, A. D., 1898, the plaintiff
above named will take dispositions Of
sundry witnesses, to be used rs evidence
in the trial of the above cause, In be-
half of the plaintiff at the residence of
said plaintiff on Dunkard creek in Bat
teile District in the county of Mon0nga-
liza in the State of West Virginia, be-
tween the hours of eight o'clock A. NJ,
and six o'clock p. NJ, of said day, and
if from any cause the taking of said dep
ositions shall not he commenced, or be-
ing commenced shall not be completed
on the day aforesaid, the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from day to day,
or from time to time, at the same place,
between the same hours, until they are
completed. LEVI HENNEN.