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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-01
lERMS OF SALE
A sSIGNEE'5 SALE OF Personal
j PROPERTY.
On tic

VII bllG
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER lsD5
aud ON the farm now owned and cccu-
pied by Edward ID. Knislcy. [ will of-
fer for sale and sell to the highest bud
der tue following property.
One Tair brown horses . years old
one brown mare . years old. one grey
mare 10 years old, one black horse 9
years old, Two buy mares 3 wears old,
two 9 year old geldipgs, one mare two
y,ars old, two ycarling colts, five head
OF sheep. four COWS, fonr calves, two
yeariing steers, seven head hogs. one
top buggy. one road wagon. one grain
drlll, two moving machines, one hay
rake, one hill side pillow, one land SIDE
pillow. Que cultivator, one harrow, three
shovel plows, one grain drill, one land
roller. moving scYthes, hoes and mat
took, two sets double harness, one set
wagon harness, one feed cutter, one
corn sheller, 100 bnshel oats, saddles
and brides, fourteen acres OF corn and
fodder in shock, twenty bushels Of
potatoes, all the household and kitchen
furniture, one lot of lumber, oak and
poplar, two grain bins, one crescent
saw, one lot bench tools, five stacks OF
hay, and one lot OF straw in barn.
The above property is in good condi-
tlon, tne horses are as good us will be
tonnd In the State, and any person
Wishing good drivers or saddlers would
DO well to attend this sale.
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. /. ALEXANDER,
ol-4t. Assignee.
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Properly 10, Sale.

On the 2sth day Of November. 1895
at my farm. miles below Clarksbnro.
Harrison county. w. Va i will sell, Ia
the highest bidder the following prop.
erty, viz: . head Of horses, ) Iead Of
cows, 3 yearlints aud 8 spring calves.
10 bead OF sheep, lat hogs, one vet OF
blacksmith tools. 2 wagons, nne buggy
aud harness. three pair of work llarness,
one Eagle feed cutter with power CON.
bined, one mower aud rake, one man
saddie, one side snddle, lumber fu. barn
pattern, 90 ucres OF shock corn, s stands
Of bees. household and kitchen furni.
ture and many articles too numerous 10
mention.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums OF tive dollars and under
cash; all over five dollars nine months
time with interest. Six per cent Ills.
count for cash
" il at the same time offer for sale
my farm consisting OF 207s acres, we'll
improved, plenty Of fruit Of all kinds.
well whter'd aud timbered; thirty nc, es
seeded TO wheat, the balnuce in grass
Easy terms for purchaser.
All are cordially invited to come, and
don I forget the date.
CHAS. q GRIFFITH
6l4t Farnum, W. Va
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The Juniors at Cherry Camp.

Saturday was a big day for
Cherry Camp. The Junior Order
presented the Public School at
that place with a Bible and Flag
on that day.
1t was a beautiful day and ere
the morning dew had gone. ii
could be seen that q glorious
time was at hand. The town was
soon filed with eager and enthu-
siastic people-some coming by
trains, some in carriages and
wagons, some on horses and many
others 10 natures own way. The
arrival Of the Katylick band add. .
ed enthusiasm to the occasion.
The first feature was a grand
parade, headed by the band.
Among the Councils joining the
home Council, the following
were represented
Sardis, wilsonburg. Clarks.
burg, Center Point, Salem and
West Union. Az 1880 the col
umu reached the school ground
where the meeting was called 10
order and prayer was offered by
Rev. MARBLE.
Then followed a feat of orato-
rory thai will not be soon forgot
ten by those who were so forum
ate as to be present.
Mr., Chester Ogden principal
of Salem Public Schools present.
ed the Flag on behalf of the Or.
der in a speech sparkling with
gems of oratory and rich with
patriotic climaxes.
The flag was hoisted by Misses
Clara Billingslea and Della Skin.
ner amid the singing of America.
Prof. James f. Law received
the flag on behalf of the school
officers and patrons in one of his
very best speeches. His words
had the patriotic ring and thrill.
ed the people. This completed
the moringprogram and the hos
pitable homes of the village were
thrown wide open to the hosts
ofJuniors and their friends.
At 80 the Bible was present.
ed by that young Cicero, of Har.
rison county, Hon. Harvey W.
Harmer. lie dealt powerful
blows at the meacing evils OF
the day and handled the question
OF foreign immigration without
gloves. Prof. Joseph Roster, Of
Salem College, accepted the gift
on behalf of the school. Prof.
Rosters effort was a fitting eli.
max to program of brillian,
oratory- being earnest, Logical
and practical.
The young ladies deserve
special mention orthcir patriotic
and appropriate songs. Y
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From, Cherry Camp.

DR.. Clclland. of West Union,
was on our streets Tuesday.
F. E. Davis and A. R. Coma.
way left Tesday evening for
Pocahontas county on a hunting
trip.
Misses Bertha Davis and Julia
Cheuvront, of Sycamore Dale,
were visiting here Sunday.
NJ. L. Nuzum and family are
visiting in Pocahon,as county.
Ole.
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IL is SO generally understood
among thieves" as well as other
people that Merriman keeps the
best SHOES, hats and gents furnish.
ings that they break through the
back windows of the store room
and steal the goods, leaving The
empty cartons TO indicate their
good taste IN selecting the incest
goods. SILT.
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Agzzea BfISA
SrGnRsrEp

RCorrespondents must write all
proper names plainly. We can guess "
almost anything except n proper name
aud have hopes OF being correct.
Long letters concerning nnimporttnt
matters will not W. published
Most reporters think they must write
. long letter or none Suub mnkta SO
Fious mistake.
II you only have one item anil that
only makes three lines, send IL on and
don't try to add page To It,
Always sign your r,Tl name some
where,
We want Your letters moi later than
Wednesday. En-.
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H. r - go
Falls, has been visiting Mr.. Al
bert Shinn.
Rev. Polling preached his first
sermon at Saltwell Sunday.
Mr.. Michael and family have
moved to their new home at West
Milford.
1t is rumored that d couple OF
young men of Shinn's Run have
been fighting over some of the
charming young ladies' of Gun.
ningham's Run.
Mrs. Nancy Richardson was
visiting Mrs. Emily RICHTER las,
week. CAPTAIN.
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.0hDEA or Pg 2 9 IS a MADE

k0hDEk OF PUBLICATION MADE
~ AT RULES. n
STATE OF WRsr Virginia
Atruies held IN the clerks Office AZ
The circuit court for the county of Har.
5tson. on Monday, the1th day OF Opto-
Peter b Fighter. Dayil Slocum, w X
Brown, Rosa Watkins, Francis Nc
Eifresll, n b Richardson, Kate
Guwthrop, NJ l. VillerS, Celia Kes.
ter. i W u Steel, Ellen smith,
George ] Riblett, L j Rowan, aud
George ID Nay, partners, trading
aud doing business in the firm name
81 Riblett Rowan q Co, and A M
Hess and Q . Hamilton. partners
trading and doing business in the
hrin name of Hamilton and Hess
ptainsItfs. Who sue on behalf OF
themselves and I'll other credi-
tors Of Leonard Y Riley, who shall
come in and contributes 10 the az.
pense ol this suit VS. Leonard d
Riley, Martha Riley. Amandn i
Cropp, Amos Sees, 8 l. Sees. Mar
garet j Steel, Phillip Clifford.
trustee. Benjamin f Rowan, md
james i 2 Riley, administrator of
VIM Martin, deceased. In chanc-
cry.
Tie said Leonard Q. Riley having on
the fist day of August 1886 executed
aided Of assignment to said j. Phillip
Clifford as ttus ee and therein provided
the payment Of II note OF -. lOj to his
wife, the sud Martha j. Riley. and left
out considerable portion OF Iii, estate
or property from said assignment. Tie
object OF this suit is to ascertain and
have repOI ted the debts and liabilities
Of said Leonard U. Riley, 10 whom due
aud when payable, tile amounts aud
trlulIt:es thereof, aud what property.
real and personal, is owned by sai,l
Leonard Q, Riley and the value thereof,
and to eniom sud Clifford as said trus.
tee from selling said real estate so ns.
signed to him and from distributing the
proceeds OF sale of Che personality, etc,
aud to have said provision in said us.
signtnent for the payment OF said s., lOG
to said Martha j. Riley declared fraudu
lent and therefore null and void, and to
convene the creditors Of snd Leonard U.
Riley and have their claims fully nd.
Indicated, and to have the proper ty of
said Leonard q. Riley, whlch is sub.
lected TO his Liabilities, sold and the
proceeds thereof aud OF the personally
IN the hands OF said Clifford, trustee,
distributed under u decree OF the court,
And affidavit having been made that
the said - l. SEES is rot u resident of
this STATE, the said defendant is reduir.
ed toappear within one month after the
date of tie first publication of this order
III the clerk $ office Of Dur said court ut
rules to bs holden therefor, aud do
what is necessary to urot- ct his interest.
Aud it is ordered that copy OF this
order he published once week for four
successive wecls i'll SON" newspaper
published in Harrison county aud be
posted ut the front door of the court
house of said county for twenty DAYS
before decree is rendered
A copy. Attest
Il. RAYMOND, Clerk.
Counsel for pLtfrs. lSlt
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :

10 the creditors of Jcssepigott deceased
You are hereby notified that Mt the
request OF J. g. Cunningham, executor
OF the estate of Jesse Pigott, deceased
whose accounts are before me for set
,iement, have appointed tho fifth tlay
OF November 1896, at my Office in tic
t w. "t Ciar6sbnrg, Harrison county
West Virginia, for receiving proof Of
debts or demands ag inst said dec . d 4
emf or ihsestate Given under INV hand
tins nth day OF September, 1905. ''
c. JAMES n. DAVID,
C"hm'ssioner Of Accounts OF Harrison
county, West Virginia. ij.Ct
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
III" annual meeting of III. sto,t.
hI,"ldels Of tho West Virginia Bont anita
E d,l,;. Society will lie held il the
InMnplSt church at Anderson, w. VA
Thursday. October It'll, 1sn5, mt / II m m
Il. u. SMITH. Pres.
Is. Q. ADHESION. Scc'y.
Read Horrors new adj.
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From shinnston.

W. q. Lucas who has been sick
for the past month is improving.
LENS LinviIle and wife, Of
Warrington, have teen visiting
relatives here.
Miss Cora Monroe, of Glen
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STATE OF wEsr VIRGINIA :

STATE OF WEsr VIRGINIA
At Rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit court of Harrison county.
the first Monday iii October, 1896 ,Inn
a. McElfresh vs.. Louisa j. McElfresh
III clmncery.
llie object of this suit is to obtain for
the plaintiff, james A. McElfresh, Il dc.
cree Of divorce from the bonds of mat
rimony existing between him and the
defendant, Louisa jane McElIresh. md
It appearing from IN affidavit flied with
the papers IN this cause TINT the said
defendant is nota resident OF this State.
1t is ordered that SAID defendant is here.
by required to appear here within one
month after the date Of the first publ
cation nl tins order and do what is
necessary top. otcut herintercsts i'll this
suit.
Witness Henry Raymond clerk of tile
circuit court tins the 7Ll d,y of Oct.
ls:5. HENRY RAYMOND,
HARVEY W. HAnMEE,
Counsel. 1S.lt
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
James \. AlcEllresh vs. Louise June
McElfresll, in the Circuit Conf of
Harrison county. West Virginia,
10 Louisa jane McElresh.
Take notice that the dispositions of
David l.. stewart and others will H.
taken at the law office of Harvey "
Hatmer in Clarksburg, Harrison conn.
", west Virginia, GU the
md DAY OF NOV, 1895.
to . 1e read in evidence on the hearing
OF tho above cause in behalf OF tho
plaintiff James A. NlcElrresh. 'N'
II from any cause the taking Of tho
same shall not bc commenced or he;mc r
Com commenced SHALL not lie completed on
mat dry tho taking Of the same will be
adjourned from time to time until tinS
are completed. oS
JAMES a. McELFREsH
HARVEY ". HAMMER, =
Counsel. Is.n
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Typhoid fever Is raging in
Pittsburgh, twenty five new cases
being reported Saturday. IL is
attributed to the foul waller.
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WANTED-Four good men at
once to work for the Sun Life
Insurance Co.; new district will
pay salary and commission. NJ.
] BARTLETT, Asst. Supt. ~
Moses Building. Montgomery,
Alabama. 81 At.
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A new 0. r. r., passengt r
station and eating house at Sis
tersville are improvements soon
to be made.
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Mr.. Fletcher, OF the Bee Hive
Store wants to see you sure Tues.
daY. November 5lh.
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Why pay a big price Tor sad
ules and harness when you can
buy them so cheap at VIM. 8.
Summers tsnne:y West Main
Street 7tf.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE,

j. n. j. Grim, plaintiff, VS.. Walter NJ.
Morris, Z. B, Morris, William Ran.
dolph, s. l.. Brooks, Euresku L. 4,
B. Assn, John Morris. Sarah A.
CASTOR. Mary T. Randolph Cassie
A. McWhorter, J.B. Morris, Selesta
=. Morris, Mollie Morris, Dora A.
Morris, A. O. Davis, Alva Davis.
Willie Davis, Mollie Ford. Rosa
McWhorter. Benz. Gastop. Beni
Morris, BENZ. F. Wlnlle, Mary
Morris, Lewis q. Lawson and JAS
per Dew, defendants in Chancery
in the Circuit Court of Harrison
county.
The above styled chancery cause hay-
ing been retered TO me by an order of
the circuit court of Harrison comfy,
entered therein on the 14th day Of Sep.
tember, 1885. wherein am directed TO
ascertain and report what lands are
now owned by Walter Morris, where
situated, how much and tile value
thereof; also the lands upon which the
liens mentioned in said cause arc,
changes or encumberances, their re-
spectivo dates, amounts and priorities,
when and to whom due, and what part
OF said lands, tif any, have been sold
and when, and TO whom, and the liens
and charges upon the respective parts
and portions thereof, to whom coming,
aud whether the rents and profits of said
lands will in five years pay off and dis
charge the said liens aud any other mat.
tiers hy me deemed pertinent, or whicl,
may be required by any OF said parties
or any person interested III said suit.
will proceed on the ed day of DE.
cember, 1905, ut my office in Clsrksbnrc
in said county of Harrison, proceed IL
execute the said order, when and where
the said part or persons Interested
will attend.
Given under my hand this the 95th
day of October 1885.
q. W. LYNCH.
u. it'll -ta. Com'r.
Call and examine the large
stock of ladies capes, coats and
Jackets at Lowndes.
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Horses Wanted.

Wanted 80 head of fat horses
Will be at Stuart IS Bros. stables
Thursday, November Z, 1895. II
you have any to sell don't fail 10
bring them in.
Yours respectfully,
II. E. McCLEARH q BIO.
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TAKE NOTICE.

'hhG NOI1N r.,
Peter d Fighter and Others IS Leonard
Y Riley, 8 j. Sees and others, in
Chancely.
To s. L. Sees
Take notice that on the nth day Of
November, 1895, between the hours of
8 O'Clock u. m. and & O'Clock D. m. at
his residence in tho town of Morgan.
town, county of Monongalia, State Of
West Virgini the plaintiffs Ivy their
attorney will make n motion before j.
NJ. Hagans Judge of the circuit court
for Harrison connty. West Virginia to
have the cause now pending in said cir.
emit court wherein Petcr b RICHTER
and others are plaintiffs and You aud
others are defendants, referred 10 a
Master Commissioner Of said court as is
provided in section 8 of chapter 100 of
the Code of this State.
PETER b. RICHTER,
DAVID SLOOUM,
And others Plaintiffs.
by Counsel.
Counsel for Pltfs. Is.4t.
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lIerc is a bargain.

\ splendid business yielding
81, 10000 per annum; only 81 $50.
on easy terms. Address, The
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE En-
CHANGE, Clarksburg, W. Va,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IEWIs Q. lawson,
Counsel for Pltfs
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Il. RAYMOND, Clerk.
LEWIS q. LAWSON,
Counsel for plti's. IS. At
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-29
GAME AND FISH PROTECTION,

Mr.. c. +. Coffin, says the Sun, chair
man of the committee appointed to re-
port IA constitution and bylaws to the
general meeting of the State Game and
Fish Protective Association to be held at
the Academy of Science April l6 has call
ed a meeting of the committee at the Car
rollton Hotel on the afternoon of Satur-
dav, March 30 There IA constitution and
bylaws will be prepared and the officers
of the association for one year will be re
commended.
1t will be recommended also that county
associations be formed and that each
become branch of the main organZa-
ton. such a club having vote in all the
general proceedings of the executive board
and all its members individual votes at all
general or special meetings of the aSSocia
ton.
Since The sun" began the agitation of
the question of protectin" game and fish
in the State many good results have follow
t'i. H'ittiN tht W. VI tIlt 'dlIlt
and Fish Protective Association, the
purchase and importation of live uuails
from other States and the trapping. feed
ing and sustaining of qllails during the
winter SHOWS.
1t is the general impression of the sports
men that with proper protection the game
can be kept continuously in this State, and
that the spOrtsmen of themselves will
never be able to annihilate them.
Efforts have been made to bring Messina
auailS English pheasants and other birds
Into the State for propa CATION. The AT
temptS have been unsuccessful, The latest
importation We're Chinese quails
Dr. George \. Massamore, a prime mover
in the establishment of the Game Protec-
tive Association. said Monday.
Il am opposed to importing Chinese
uuailS They are inferior in size to our
native birds and. am told they are not as
good in flavor They are very pugnacious
and if brought here in any number would
drive our birds from their native hauntS,
and we would bc in danger of having
repetition of a nuisance like that of the
English sparroWs. which have almost
extermnated our beautiful native son"
birds.
If those Who have ut heart the in
crease of the game birds will devote them
selves to the preservation and propagation
of our native partridgrs their efforts will
be crowned with much better results than
by efforts to propagate the foreign birds
upon which am afraid they will waste
time and money
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-29
QUICKER MAIL SERVICE.

Residents Of Southern Maryland coun-
ties and the lower counties of Virginia.
bordering on the Potomac river are en-
deavorin" to obtain better mail facilities
for that section. They have forwarded
petitions to this purport to the POstotfice
Department and duplicates to Henry Will
Hams. pres ident of the Weems Steamboat
Company Mr. Williams returned We'd
nesday from Washn gton. where he had Il
conference with officers of the POstotfice
Department.
The petitions set forth, among other
things. the fact that it requires about
three days to obtain a letter from Balti-
more at kinSalc, Westmoreland county,
Va. although the distance form Baltimore
is only about 100 miles Farmers say the
present system of sending the mails out
from Richmond and Fredericksburg by
wagons and postchaiSeS 5 too al tiquated
for the present day. They cannot learn
promptly the condition of the wholesale
markets, and as the trucking industry is
yearly increasing there, this is considered
especially important.
Mr.. Williams has made an application to
carry the mail on the steamers plying be-
tween Baltimore and Washington. ID. c.
BY the proposed plan the residents of parts
of st. Mary'S, Charles and Prince George
counties, in Maryland, and Northumber-
land. estmoreland Prince George. Stat
ford, Fairfax and Prince William coun-
ties, in Virginia. would receive their mail
by this route. \ letter mailed in Baltimore
at ) p. VI. for kinsale, Va, would reach its
destination about 6 o'clock the following
morning.
The complaints of the commission mer-
chants who sell prouce form these coun-
ties are added to those of the farmers.
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The Boston Herald says: Governor
Mckinley has begun already to make his
pursuit of the republican nomination for
the next presidency interesting. We are
inclined To think that the friends of eX-
work that has been done and is doing for
his rival Mr.. Reed is king of king in
his party at Washington and the Mckinley
movement has not yet extended very much
into the national capital. There is more
going on in it in the States, where a good
many clever politicians are enlisted in
work for the Ohio Governor.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-29

1t Is announced that Great Britain will
not attempt to seize any American terri
tory aS result of the Nicara guam trouble.
Nicara qua and Venezuelan matters We're
considered at the conference at the " hite
House, the result being embodied in dis
patch to Ambassador Bavard. inStructing
him to learn the attitude and intentions Of
Great Britain in case Nicara qua should re-
fuse to pay the indemnity demanded for
The outrage upon Mr. Hatch The reply
received was most satisfactory. Whatever
else may happen, England will not seek
to acquire American territory Great
Britain. however may lombard Grevtown
if the claim for damages is not settled. but
in such case the United States will not in
tcrfcre. \ war vessel of the nitcd States
once bombarded this very Nicaraguan town
as the result of circumstances idcnticallv
similar to those which exist to-day.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-03-29

is apparent that the estimates of the re
ceiptS from this tax. made while it was be-
fore Congress. were very much too low.
The returns are required To be made by
April -, with Il penalty for failure, hut
the tax is not due until July | next. Not
with>tandiny that more than $+0,000 has
already been paid in.
Ii is now about settled that IL new treaty
concerning the Boring Sea seizures shall
be negotiated between the United States
and Great Britain. 1t is understood that
Sir Julian Paunccfote, the British Ambas-
sador, assisted by Sir Charles Upper.
minister of marine and fisheries for Cana
da, and other Canadian officials will repre-
sent Canada. and that the negotiations are
to be carrie on in Washington.
Secretary Carlisle has just returned from
New York where he went to meet his son
who has been to Europe for his health,
and incidentally to give a little personal
attention to several official matters con-
nected with the Federal offices under his
department in that city. The Secretary
has entirely recovered from his own indis-
position, although he still shows the effects
of the hard and continuous work he did
during the paSt winter