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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-12

Con h & Nil y, ies roofers. We
stop naks aud pant smoke stacks
very cheap
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See Stark West for accident and
fire insurance
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Phone p will get Lacy's Coal Office.

Subscribe for THE News.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
Born, on May s0th, to Mr.. and


Born. on May sOth, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leonard, a boy.
Read Stewart Bros. new nd.
vertisement this week.
Mr.. Harry De Forrestthe won
der win give another exhibition
OF marvellous strength Saturday
night.
Born 70 Rev. and Mrs. 9. Nj.
Thompson on May Dist, aaaugh
ter.
Wool wnrted The Clnrlxsburg
WOODEN mills wants your wool
this senson.
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HARD. Walker.

Mr.. John B. Hart, one of
Narksbnrg's most polished and
successful young business men,
was married yesterday to the
beautiful Mrs. Belle Walker, sis
ter to Mrs. DR.. j. Will Bowcock.
The ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides brother,
IN Winchester, Va. at 1920 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will go on an
extended wedding tour and prob
ably visit the Worlds Fair ere
,hey return. They are both well
Known in society circles in this
; part of West Virginia, and the
ssELEGRAM speaks for a large
lumber !. of admiring friends when
.totters its heartiest congratula-
NeSuo, .fs
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
noMMIssIoNERis NOTICE.

Jesse II. Coifman. Elmoic L.. Coffman.
Luther II. Coifman, James Il. Golf.
man. and George b. Coffmnn w.
Achsah Goifman. BENZ. i. Coffman,
Elizabeth II Rogers, Frederick w.
Coiiiman, Ulysses. Coiiman, Winfield
s, Coffman, Willis r. Coifmnn. John
Nelson Coiiman and John M. Coff-
man.
The parties Of the above suit will take
notice that the
eth DAY OF JULY. 1894.
Mt my Office in the town Of Clnrkaburp.
IN Harrison county, West Virginia. i
viii proceed Is execute tho order Of ref
erenee entered therein by the circuit
court Of said county, on the e8rd day OF
May, 1893 wherein /, ~ com missioner
nm directed TO state aud settle the no.
counts 81 the plaintiff Luther IL. Coff.
man md John NJ. Coffman IA admins
traitors Of John q. Coifman. deceased.
ascertain what ndyancemeuta. IL any.
were madeby saidJohn q. Goldman IN his
lifetime to his children orany OF them.
mud whetheranyo OF his children or grand
children ARE barred from further particle
patton in the division or distribution of
his estate, togetherNpith nuy other mat
tiers said commissioner may deem perti-
nent, or that may be required by any OF
the parties hereto.
Allparties IN interest are required 10
attend ut the time aud place aforesaid,
with such papers aud evidence az will
enable me To comply with aaid order Of
court.
Given under my hand this 1lst day OF
Mny. 1893
HARVEY W. HARMER,
29.it. Comminnioner.
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Trnnsfers.

Nj. Clair Coal Co. to Nj u
Hasselton S. q. Grant
VIM. Hood to Lorena McDon.
nell, I lot Clay
Geo: B Morgan to Robert
Lowe, interest in lot. Clay.
g. D. Ogden 70 NJ. D. Millian
! lot Clark,
H. 3. Stewart to job Dix. So a.
Elk.
Elias =. DAVIDSON to omer S.
Harbert, SC. 80 acres 60 poles.
Sardis.
=. Stricken to Clara strickler,
/ lot Clay.
Theodore Coffman to M. M.
Denhatn, Nc, / a. coal. Eagle.
Leah Il. Morgan to same q a,
Eagle.
w. w. Cork to Lee Norman /
a Grant.
g. Peters to James L. Jenkins
a. Elk.
Stephen Myers TO A. j. Ian
ham Ia Union.
James NJ. Garrett to +. M.
Harbert 2 lots. Ten Mile.
Frank Shuttleworthto VIM. G.
Mills a. Clark.
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HENRY RAYMOND,
Clerk.
May 81, 1893. 2S.4t
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

State Of West Virginia vs.. Charles Il.
Odbert. Thomas Coffman, Isaac McIn.
tire and Thomas Ford
The parties to the above suit will take
notice that on the
2sth DAY OF JUNE, 1893,
at nay Office IN the town Of ClarksburR.
in Harrison county, West Virginia, i
will proceed TO execute the order Of
reference entered herein by the circuit
court of said county, on the 18th day Of
May, 1898, wherein ], as commissioners,
am directed toinquire into and report
upon the things and matters set forth
in the answer said o. III. Odbert and
Thomas Ford filed IN this case and
particularly the amount Of taxes and
interest due and unpaid on each tract,
lot or parcel or part of tract or lot Of
land mentioned in the bill in this cause;
the value Of each tract or parcel OF land
herein mentioned; in whom the legal
title Of said lands or lot or tract Of land
80 mentioned. was at the date Of the
forfeiture Of the same, il that fact can
be ascertained, In whose name and for
what cause the same was forfeited and
the facts in relation thereto; what por-
tions, II any, OF said real estate Is claimed
by any person under the provisions Of
section 3 Of article i3 Of the Constitn-
ton Of this State, the facts in relation
TO every such claim. and the boundaries
thereof, and shall ascertain and report
such other matters herein as he may be
required by said commissioner Of School
Lands or any party hereto. or who may
be interested IN said lands, or any part
thereof, or the proceeds thereof.
All parties interested are required to-
attend Mt the time and place Aforesaid.
withsuch papers and evidences as will
enable meto comply with said order Of
court
Given under my hand this 8ist day Of
HARVEY W. HAnsrra,
29-4 Commissioner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

Nice line ofladies spring coats
which we are going to sell at
cost. Come and get bargains al
the Bargain Store. 27-2
DR.. George B. Morris. dentist.
will be in Clarksburg on the LIST
of June and remain IL days.
Call early and make your en-
gagements. 27-4t
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JUDICIARY NOTICES,
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

10 the Creditors Of Gideon w. Sandus-
KY, deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Harrison county, mnde in
y carse therein pending, 10 subject the
estate Of the snid decedent 10 the pay
ment OF his debts, You nre required To
present your claims against the estate
Of the said dccedent for adjudication 10
Marcellus NJ THOMPSON. Commissioner
at his Office in said county. ON or before
the 18th day Of July, 1893
Witness. Henry Raymond Clerk OF
the said court this Goth day Of May
1898. III. HAYMOND.
J eg.0t CLERK.
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: -r---t%' 49, = Y VIZ -
soon to be taken in the contest.
Mud VS.. Pure. Clean Water. /
desire TO present some points
that may have an important
bearing upon the subject Gum.
-berland, Md. was recently visited
lbya very disastrous conflagra,
ton. several blocks being de.
wasted. During the progress Of
the fire twas found impossible
to get a sufficient flow Of water
from the mains to check the
flames. Upon investigation it
was found that the sediment had
coated the pipes to such an ex-
tent that there was but a 8 inch
apertureleft in an 8 inch main.
Afilter. even If it would not re-
move the bacteria, which seems.
to have taken on a mild form of
delirim tremeas in Clarksburg,
would at least remove all sedi.
ment from the water and thus
prevent such a catastrophe as.
recently visited Cumberland.
But bacteria is removed by filter.
alton. One company has in a
communication to the water com.
mittee Of council, guaranteed a
reduction of bacteria to below
100 colonies per cubic centimeters
by filtration alone, while 200
colonies a permitted in the purest
water nature can produce in
large quantities. A favorable
vote upon the proposition in
wolves only the appointment of
a commission of practical men
whose duty 1t shall be to choose
a system that will do the work
or reject all if none can be found
to do so.
The city was bonded for $50.
600 to provide awater system of
little practical use except for fire
purposes. The debt is now
S41,50o. The maximumrequired
for a filter $1,000 would make
the debt still 50, 500 less than the
original authorized bond issue
and at the same time give the
city one of the finest water sup
plies in the world.
With such a supply the num-
Der Of consumers would undoubt-
eddy be vastly increased and a
revenue might be provided that
would enable the city to extend
the mains wherever needed.
All surrounding towns are urg.
ing the charges on Clarxsburg's
rotten water supply If the
poor down-trodden taxpayer of
.Clarksburg wants help is itinot
the wiser plan to remove allre
strictions to an influx of capital
and labor especially such as our
present water supply presents ?
The impossibility of subter-
ranean water for Ciarksburg has
been proven to the satisfaction
of all reasonable minds by an
actual test. Such a supply is
uncertain, at best. The only
hope is to improve the present
supply and it is to be hoped that
on June 9Th this may be ordered
and thus show to our neighbors
that our "peck of dirt is not
more dear to us than a good
reputation.
In the way of beverages Clarks-
burg should not be denied the
boon, at least, of good water.
Yours, &C.,
j. g. M.
Gorks0urg, Nay 80.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
Read WINS.

IL you want to buy a small
farm of 81 acres OF good land
with good houses and other i'm,
proyements, in one OF the best
neighborhoods in the county and
within ! of a mile Of church,
school house and post office; good
coal underlying-not sold and
on line of aproposed rail road.
Price reasonable and terms good.
Call ON or address
HARVEY w. HARMER.
Clarksburg, w Va
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

The Kickapoo Medicine Com
pany has been meeting with re-
variable success and have con
GUIDED : to remain in Clarksburg
:. week or two longer than adj
.,ser,tsed. This certainly speaks
wei, wen Tor their remedies. Have
you tried them /?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
Gorksburg, Nay 80.


Clarksburg people will remem-
Der the Walter Main circus which
has often exhibited here and be
sorry to hear that the entire train
of IA cars went over an embank-
ment near Tyrone, Pa, last Mon
day. Six persons were killed
and many more will die. The
wild animals that were not killed
escaped to the woods thus filing
the farmers with fear. After an
exciting encounter with the fe-
rocious beasts, during which
some of the men were scratched
and bitten, those that were re-
captured we're put back in the
cages that had escaped destruc-
ton.
One of the notablesocial gather
ings of the week was the elegant
reception given by Miss Laura
Boughner to a few select friends
on last Tuesday evening. Such
popular young ladies as Misses
Estelle Powell, Bonnie Smith,
Ethel earle, Mamie Lowe, Cora
Smith and Lottie Cooper were
present and likewise about an
equal number of young gentle
men, each of whom was invited
upon the suggestion of some lady
who was to be present, thus
securing a most congenial crowd.
Miss Boughner upon this occas-
ion as upon all others was a most
charming hostess. Refreshments
of different kinds were served
and choice selections of music
were rendered by some of the
young ladies present.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
OUR HOROSCOPE.
% cLARKsBuRe's SOCIAL ACTIy-
tiles.
Remarks about Poodle yon KNOW.

1aS LANLns
Remarks about People ycn Know.
\ Jno. Robinson is in Cincinnati.
Mai. a. G. Moore is in Beverly.
this week.
Prof. S. i. Maxson is in
Chicago this week.
viii Nusbaum was in Grafton
the S0th.
A. K. Thorn was in Cincinnati
this week.
Mac Price was in Parkersburg
fSunday.
E.Bi Warner was at Petroleum
Sunday.
Miss Annie Med Donald is visit.
]. ing in Weston.
wa. Stuart, OF Elk City, was
on our streets yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. @. Clayton is visiting
relatives in Bridgeport, Ohio.
Miss Ocea Dakon visited friends
q in Grafton a few days this week.
u d. Frank Core and Charley
Davis were at Grafton onthe Both.
Arthur Borgess. and Satoris
Long spent Decoration day at
Grafton.
w. S. Price. Esq, left for
Baltimore and New York Sunday
morning.
Mrs. w. NJ. Morris is visiting
her son Ernest B. Morris, in
Baltimore.
DR.. w. p. Goff and John B.
Hart, left for Winchester, Va,
Tuesday.
John Hildreth and liHagerty,
\. of Sardis, were in to see US this
\ week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Sands, of
Fairmont, spent Tuesday here
with Cashier O. S. Sands.
Hons. John j. Davis and John
Basel attended court at Pnilippi
this week.
Charles w. Lane, of the Joshua
Simpkins Co., is visiting L. FL.
Roger.
]. O. Estlack and Homer
" Rogers were two of our business
callers from Marshville this
week,
Our progressive Assessor, ].
NJ. Hagerty, has been in town a
few days on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Main,
Of Mannington, visited theirs sister
Mrs B. d. Cox, ON Pike street
Sunday
Rev Lewis r. Randolph, of
Hopkinton, r. l., is visiting his.
nephew, Prof. A. O. Davis of the
w. Va. Business College.
Mr.. E. d. Smoot, OF Green
brier county, member of the
Asylum board of directors, was
I one of our callers on Wednesday.
Noah Dawson, of Bridgeport.
was one of our very pleasant
callers this week.
Mrs. LII. Highland and daugh-
ter Ida of West Milford, were
visitors at the TELEGRAM office
Wednesday.
Misses Willie, Laura and Allie
Jennings, who attended school
here this year, will spend their
vacation at theirhome in Grafton.
Miss Cora Chambers. who has
been visiting her brother on Pike
street for several days, returned
to her home at Harper's Ferry
Monday.
Mr.. James A. Smith, a good
citizen who lives about three
miles out the Brushy Fork road,
was in town Wednesday, much
improved in health.
Samuel B. Kopp who has been
visiting his family for a few days
has returned 10 Ohio, where he
has taken a position with the
GAINESVILLE Buggy Company
Misses Flora Post, Maud Pick
ems and Miss Lowe. of Shinns.
! ION, were among the accomplish
ed young ladies of this county
7 who returned this week from dis
tant points where they have been
attending school.
Hart. Walker.
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THE ACCOUNTS

OF the following named Fiduciaries
are before me for settlement
y S. Spates admir- Of q. b Spates.
deceased.
Laura Myers guardian Of James Il,
Myers,
Laura Myers guardian Of Jacob w.
Myers.
Alya Robinson trustee o. Ioman Is.
tate. e
Mary Post guardian Of Scphrins Post
y. r. ADAMS.
Commissioner Of Account for Harrison
County.
June ist 1903. 2g.et
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STRAYEp or STOOL EN-

On the morning of May Both,
1893, one 4-year-old bay mare,
about 154 hands. high, has small
lump on underside of right lower
jaw. A liberal reward will be
given for her recovery.
FRED "A. LANG.
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Box 275. a9tt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
II OF SAI,E


b. b. Stoutys. Francis i. Combs and
others. In Chancery.
BY virtue OF d decree pronounced In
the above styled cause by the circuit
court OF Harrison county on the 10Th
day OF Mny, 1898. the undersigned. who
was appointed special commissioner
for that purpose, will soil al public out
cry on the
cath DAY OF JUNE, 1893,
that bcing . county court day. at the
front door Of the court house Of snid
county OF Harrison, 10 the highest and
best bidder therefor, the real estate
mentioned and described in the bill
and proceedings in the above styled
cause, being the same lands sold and
by deed OF conveyance conveyed 20
Sarah A. Combs. deceased by said u.
B. Stout on the Both day Of July, 1887,
which deed was duly admitted 20 record
IN the office Of the clerk OF tho county
court Of said county Of Harrison. State
of West Virginia, in deed book ;.,, page
521, to which reference is mnde for
fuller description Of the same
TERMS or SALE One.half of pur-
chase money TO be paid eash in hand
on day Of sale and the residue in six
months thereafter, the purchaser giving
his note bearing interest from day OF
sale, and q vendors lien being retained
to secure the unpaid purchase money.
LEWIS u. LAWSON,
Special Commissioner
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

1, Henry Haymond. clerk OF the cir.
cult court OF Harrison county. West
Virginia, do certify That LewisC. Law
son, commissioner, Inns given bond rs
required by the terms Of the decree OF
sale in the shove styled cause
HENRY RAYMOND, Clerk.
June fst. 1893. 20-4t
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

The Provident Life Insurance
Company of Wheeling, W. Va,
has recently begun operation in
this city. Its peculiar advantages
are. that all members of the
family are included, irrespective
of sex. Policies can be obtained
at a cost of five cents weekly and
upward. All payments are col
lected from the homes of mem
bers by the company's regular
collectors. No initiation fee is
charged; no extra payments at
the death of members. During
the past five years this company
has established a reputation that
commends it to all requiring safe.
reliable life insurance. Death
claims are promptly paid from
"a to As hours after obtaining
proof Of death. Being a home
company. the Provident Life
merits the patronage of the peo-
pie of this vicinity. The manage.
ment is under Mr.. 81. a. Cain. of
Grafton Solicitors will call at
your homes and furnish all
necessary information. Not a
single failure, is the record OF all
companies operating upon this
plan in America. 1854
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
LOCAL NEWS.
GATHERED PROM DIFFERENT
AND VARIOUS PLACES.

quite large number attended
Decoration Day at Grafton from
here.
Our people say the Indian
show is decidedly good.
Seats now on sale for Frank
Hennig in Julius Caesar, at Nus
baum's book store.
Prot. Rufus Holden delivered
the principal Grafton at King
wood on Decoration Day.
Everything in the way Of
ladies' and Misses neck wear,
gloves, &c. Bargain Store. 29.2
Shinnston and Lumberport
came in late this week and we
could not get their reports in
this issue.
The fierce battle Shiloh, SUI,
perbly illustrated by "A. r.. Car.
rington, at Music Hall, Mopday
and Tuesday, June 5 and 6, and
matinee.
Martin Killein is now in the
licensed saloon business at Ath-
ems, Ohio, if rumors are correct,
( d Z
Don't fail to send your children
to the grand matinee Tuesday
afternoon, June 9th. Admission
loo. Tickets on sale at Nus.
baum's book store.
We were pleased to have with
us on last Saturday our handsome
friend Hon. D. S. Hyer, who is
one of West yirginia's most ge
NAL men and successful financiers.
Grand entertainment at Music
Hall Monday and Tuesday and
matinee June 9th and 9th. x
Miss Blanche Horner has re.
turned to her home at Lost Creek.
She leaves very many friends in
the city in whose circle she was
quite a favorite.
Don't forget to call and get
prices at the Bargain Store.
You will be surprised to see how
very cheap they sell goods. 29.2
Frank Hennig, the great young
tragedian is no experiment in
Clarksburg. Everybody will
want to hear him in Julius Caesar
next Saturday night a week.
Frank Hennig, the talented
young tragedian, will produce
his great masterpiece, Julius
Caesar. at Music Hall, Saturday.
June 10th. This will be the last
attraction Of the season.
The ladies of Wilsonburg Bap-
fist church have arranged for a
most delightful strawberry festi.
val on Saturday evening, June
10, 1898.
You cannot afford to miss see.
ing this grand play, Julius
Caesar, by such a perfect actor
as Frank Hennig. Secure your
seats early.
The annual session of the West
Virginia Educational Association
will be held at Huntington, w.
Va, July 81.
Frank Hennig, supported by
Thomas w. Keene's entire com.
pany, win appear in his great
play, Julius Caesar, one night
only, Saturday, June 10th.
A large number of our people
attended the Decoration Day ex.
ercises at Grafton ON Tuesday.
Embroideries, laces, handker-
chiefs, ribbons, corsets. &c.,
very cheap at the Bargain
Store. 1912
Messrs. Geo. w: Southern &
Sons are placing on the market
some of the finest strawberrys
we have seen for many years.
Southern's strawberrys are really
becoming illegal tender, in this
city.
Now is the chance to buy sum
mer goods cheap; come while the
prices are SO low at the Bargain
Store. 29s2t
Harrison county horses were
foremost at the races at Grafton
on Tuesday. In the free for all
trot Bob Henderson 2;s5, own
ed by w. B. Nixon, of near town,
won first money. ]. a. Willis
May Day second money and
Walter Sedwick's Rock third
money. Inthe half-mile running
race John McGraw's Mary Gall
got first money and DR.. Ramsay,s
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4 ]. Henry Raymond clerk Of the cir.
cult court OF Harrison county, do certi-
~ that Harvey w. Hammer, the Special
Commissioner in the above styled cause
has given bond according to law, and
the terms Of the decree in the aboye
styled cause.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
TERMS

0ne.third cash ON day Of sale, the
residue ona credit Of Q. 12 and 1s months
with interest from day OF sale, for which
the purchaser will he required TO give
his promissory notes with good personal
security, and o lien will be retained on
HARVEY w, HARMER
Commissioner.
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BY virtue Of q decree rendered on the.
9th Of May. 1893. in the circuit court Of
Harrison county, in the Chancery cause
ofE. A. Shnttleworth against NJ q.
Holmes administrator OF Elmus IL.
Swiger, decd, and others, I will as
Special Commissioner on
SATURDAY THE oath DAY OF
JUNE, 1893,
sell atpublic auction at the front door
Of the court house Of said county, to the
highest and best bidder therefor, q cer-
tain lot situate in the town OF Quiet
Dell IN said county containing 1877 poles
and being the same lot conveyed by
james NJ. White TO said Elmus ii Swi-
ger by deed dated the Goth day OF Octo.
Der 1890 and now ofrecord in Deed Book
No. SO page Ill TO which reference Is
here ftia6a ri q ~ 1is79t NJ ~ ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
TRUsTEEls NOTICE OF SALE.


BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the
14th day Of Feb. 1890 made by Judson
Golden and Lucinda y. Golden bis wife.
TO Q. NJ Mnxaon "a trustee, and OF re-
cord in the Office Of the clerk Of tho
County Court Of Harrison county. West
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No.
page 13i. aud the said q. N Maxson
having become o nonresident OF the
State OF West Virgiuin, the underaigned
was by order Of the circuit court OF Hnr-
rison county entered ON the 18th day Of
May 1888, appointed trusted under said
mi riabp q s III H. nowor ~a,n
deed. ! will. therefore, sell at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder on
SAfURDAY!THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1893,
commencing at 1 o'clock +. NJ. at the
front door oil the court house Of Harri-
son county, oil West Virginia, q certain
tract or parcel Of land, situated in the
county Of Harr ison in tho
State OF West Virginia, aud beings por-
ton Of the same land conveyed by
William Patton 70 the parties Of the
first part and bound by the lands q
George Cochran ON the North, A. r.
Bond. 1.-The West, j. y Alexander on
the South and Edward Conley on the
East, containing thirty acres more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE
One third cash IN hand on day Of snle.
and the residue in one and two years
with interest from date Of sale taking
from the purchaser his notes with good
security. for the deferred payments and
retaining thelegal title asa further Sc
curity, HARVEY w, HARMER.
29-4t. Trustee.
aONsNTIcSTr.NE5,s, ,n5nrTr,r,
ltsi MISS Ely Ely p ~ NE
v
William n Edgell, committee Of Thos.
Williams. vs..
Thomas Williams, Samuel Williams.
Maria r. Hardesty, Daniel Williamr.
Nimfod Williams, MaryC Bennett.
II. Il. Williams. Sarah Il. Kelly. Har-
riet v. Martin, Harrisonr. McEifrcsh.
John MeElfresh, Alice McElfresh,
Lonyina McElfresh and Emma v.
MeElfresh.
The parties 10 the above suit win take
notice that on the -
2gTH DAY OF JIJNF faao
al my office Ia Tie town Il III CIa asssi
in Harrison county, West Virginia. /