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NOT CN.

NNHESuperlor Court for New Haven County 1 has ordered to be sold as a whole, as going concern, all the property of the Ansonia Electric Company in Ansonla, Connecticut, including it's factory building, machinery, real estate, tools stock manufactured and un- manufactured or in process of manufacture, office fixtures, books, stati, nery, and all it's other property of every name and nature, in- cash on hand, socounts cei receivabIe. % and bills receivable, owing to the Receiver now un- paid.
 Sealed bids will be received for said property until l2 o'clock noon, on the first Monday of February, 1895. All bids should be addressed as follows: CHARLES S. MERSICK, Receiver of the Ansonia Electric Company, Care of the Merchants National Bank,
 New Haven, Conn. Bid for the Property of the Ansonia Electric
 Company.
 For further information, address the Re- ceiver as above. ja7 2taw4w
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WANTED.

A N American boy, about l5 years of age. GA of good education and address, good penman, residing with his parents, wiling to work and anxious to learn good mercantile busllless. Address, with reference,
 jt5 3t BOX a3t
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FLAP ROBES,'' EUR AND PLUSH. WHAT'S left at l5 per cent. discount w Don't wait and get left
 ia79ll IiNSLEY. ROOT & co.
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SlTUATIoNs for good girls of all natio n- kC alities. MRS. BABE,
 Jal 26t 126 Court Street.
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WANTED.

D accurate, several years experience; ref erenees from present employers.
 d3l 6tt "ACCURATEu Box H.
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WANTED. A RESPECTABLE Protestant woman as AA, chambermaid and 10 assist with other work. Inquire at 43 HILLH0USE AVE. Ja3 4t9 After two o'clock.
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GA GOAT CHEWS'' ANYTHING IT IVAN find. Shrewd people choose their A) hardware and paints at the
 ja7 9ll "HUSTLERY," B Broadway.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT, LNROM May 1st, three lofts over Nos. 371 I and IFS State street now leased to Tut tle Morehouse x Taylor, and vacated.
 EDWARD K. HAYES, ta6 If 1484 Cha pei street.
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"A YOUNG man, trustworthy and well ac- ( \ quainted in this city, wants work would drive team, work in factory or do anything which would prove steady job good refer. enoes. Address. " w. Thia Offina
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-06-28
In CoIored Circles.

Messrs. Henry Tuck. John
Robinson, Robert c. johnson and
others attended the base bail
game at Fairmont last Thursday.
Messrs. Chas. Dangerfeld and
William Lowry. Jr., took in the
excursion to Pittsburg Sunday.
Rev. Oliver Borgess.. Mr., Ben
Turner and Mrs. John Cox. OF
Shinuston. attended Children's
Day exercises at Water street
church Sunday.
Rev. Steele was at Sutton Sun.
day.
Waiter Sedwick has returned
from Washington city, where he
had been several days.
Misses Jane johnson and Har.
riet Page are able TO be out again
after several days illness OF
quinsy.
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COMMISSIONERS; s NOTICE.

Il q Z. :
The Kelly Jones Co.. q corporation
organized and doing business in
the State Of Pennsylvania, plaintiff
VS.. In chancery.
William y. Osborn, doing business
as The Osborn Machinery Co. The
Buffalo Forge Co., Boyd Jones a
Co, A. u. Farquah Co., Samuel j.
s. Sinner Sons, w. W. McGill 4
Sons. The Western Wheeled Scraper
Co. The River Side Iron Works,
II. H. Beach, Jones & Laughlin,
The Champion Iron Co, Mary r.
Gotf Lee Raymond, trustee, Anna
Osborn and Q, w. Lynch, trustee,
defendants.
The parties to the above suit will
take notice that on the 18th day OF July
1885, at my office in the town Of Clarks-
burg, in Harrison county, West Vir-
ginia, will proceed 10 execute the or
der OF reference entered therein by the
circuit court OF said county, on the 9th
day Of May, 1895, wherein as Com
missioner, am directed TO ascertain and
report all Of the liens by Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate OF defend.
ant w. b. Osborn the amounts, priori.
ties and character OF such liens and to
whom payable, the real estate OF said
defending by parcels, the title thereto,
the actual value ndannual rental value
thereof and whether such annual rental
value will in five years pay off aud dis
charge such liens to either with the
costs OF this suit, whether or not the
debts OF Second National Bank ut
Morgantown on which debt George b.
Morris is surety, and who is inoetnnih
ed by tile bank stock of defendant Anna
Osborn. deposited with lllm as collateral
security 10 such surety-has been paid
of, ana whether or not the deed OF trust,
a copy OF which is filed with the papers
OF this cause US exhibit No 81, has been
satisfied by payment OF SAID debts and
what legal effect, II any, the release OF
certain property mentioned III said deed
OF trust has had on the judgments mem
toned IN said bill or on the debts on
which said judgments We're obtained
and on the liens which he is hereby re-.
quired to report what liability, if any.
there has been, is or will be on the said
defendant Anna Osborn, by reason of
the deposit OF her said bank stock as
collateral security as aforesaid, and per.
form such other services as are therein
stated and thereby required to be re-
ported. Ali parties in interest are re.
quired to attend at the time and place
aforesaid, with such books, papers,
vouchers and evidence us will enable
me to comply with said older of court
Given under my hand this the 10th
day OF June 1875.
MARCLLLGS NJ. THOMPSON.
Q. W. LYNcH, Atty for plnlntltt. al.4t
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it VIII some uver people; came TO ask
you" Her small, grave face is an in.
terrogation.
Bates certainly is stupid" They
smile together, are friends at once;
and all the while carruthers wonders
II It is fancy, or II in truth this child
is so like herl
Where do you come from? Where
were they told to send Miss Dolly?" he
asked, with JUNCTION.
why, don't y know, we live up the
elevator-muver and I-but not papa"
with sigh, hes dead"
carruthers softly touches her wav.
ing hair, but she is not looking at him.
she is studying euriously that little
wooden shoe.
why, that's mnvcr's, /" she exclnims,
reaching her chubby hand for It.
"Muver will feel very sorry wifout her
slipper. Where did you get it2' Her
wide eyes fixed upon him demand an
unequivocal answer, so he says
II think you are mistaken; lady
gave It to me a long time ago before
you were born"
She Is only half convinced. hut an
innate delicacy prevents contradiction.
1T is very like muyer's," she says,
slowly.
Perhaps mother will show me hers
some day" with sudden tightening
of the throat. Strange that the child
should so resemble her, and her mother
should have just such "a shoe.
Her face brightens. II will show
you she tells him. 81 will bring it to
you"
She is going-perhaps she will never
come back-hc must detain her, insure
her return. Wait" he says, impetu-
ously, take this with you" He finds
acard, and pushing 1t into the shoe,
tbrusts it into her hands. "Show It To
your mother, ask her II II is like hers"
He is almost incoherent in his eager
ness; 1t comes upon him altogether
that he has found her again. He opens
the door and sees her safely in the
elevator. Take this child to-"
Mrs. Pomfret.' the name is supplied
by the elevator
Mrs. Pomfret," he repeats it over,
us he PAGES his library, striving to re-
ihehpcr the name winch IS hers by
marriage. Mrs. Pomfretr' he thinks,
with laugh. How should remem-
Der, never even heard It."
The child's voice interrupts him:
''Muver's is just the same" she is tell
ing him, radiantly, while he brings the
little shoes to the light.
In the visiting one is rose; he
touches it reverently. At this moment
of supreme hope "a great calm falls
upon him.
Let us take them back to her." he
says, placing her hand in his.-Peter-
sons Magazine.
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A CUT ON LUMBER.

In prices on flooring, patent siding,
castings, holdings of all kinds, frame
lumber, and every variety of building
material usually wanted in the line OF
lumber. Turned work of all descrip.
tons. Bracket and scroll work speci-
atty. Any one wishing bill OF lumber
will do we'll to seeour stock AMI be con
WINGED that wemean what we say. Orr
lathe work is second to none in the
State Call on or address, BEING.
TON planning MILL, Belington.
West Virginia. 2s.Sm.
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j. a. Richardson, OF Jefferson CITY,
Mo, Chief Enrolling force }sth general
assembly OF Missouri, writes / wish
to testify to the merits OF One Minute
Cough Cure. When other so-called
cures failed. ] obtained almost instant
IslIti and speedy cure by the use Of
One Minute Cough Cure. Sold by
RI. CriSs. 25.6m.
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Toall persons holding liens by iudg-
ment or otherwise, ON the real estate,
or any part thereof, OF William b. Or
born. IN pursuance OF decree of the
circuit court OF Harrison county, made
IN y cause therein pending, to subject
the real estate OF tie saul William b.
Osborn to the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon, you are hereby required to
present AL claims held by you and each
OF you against the said William b. Us.
born, winch are liens on his real estate.
or any part OF 1T, for adjudication to me.
a. my Office III the town of Clarksburg,
Harrison county, West Virginia, on or
before the 18th day of July, 1895.
Glven under my hand tins 10th day
OF June, 1895.
MARCELLUS NJ. THOMPSON.
ol'td Commissioner.
i 9MaIIssIoNER's NOTICE.
Celia N, Kester, Sadie B. Kester Hal.
tie hester and William ii. Kestef
who sue by Ella Hester, their next
VS.. In chancery.
w. Z. Hill, j. b. Sanausky. Henry
Y. Ross and james Dunkin, admins.
traitor Of Gideon Sundusky, deceased
defendant
The PARTIES to the above suit will take
notice that on the 18th day OF July.
1895, at my Office in the town OF Clarks.
burg, Harrison county, West Virginia,
VIII proceed to execute the order OF
reference entered therein by the Circuit
Court OF said equity on the Goth day
OF May, 1895, wherein J. as Commission.
er, am directed to ascertain and report
In addition to themutters designated in
the last order OF reference herein, what
real estate OF these plaintiffs We're sold
by said Hill, or winch came or ought to
have come into his handsas such guard.
ian, the proceeds OF safe thereof ana when
received or ought to have been received
by said Hill, and the Interest thereon,
aud the rents und profits OF such real
estate winch came or ought to have come
into the hands et guch guardian; also
the full amount OF personal property
which came INTO the hands of sucn
guardian us the property OF these plain
THIS and when received and the pro.
per interest thereon-aiso To ascertain
aud report whether said Hill upon the
sale 0t SAID lands, or any OF them,
made and entered INTO bond AS required
IN said decree OF sale and as claimed in
the answer Of said Hill and Sandusky
with Amaziah Hill and Edgar Hill, or
any one else US surety thereon, and if
SO what Is the financial condition OF
said suretles Henry Z. Ross, Amaziah
Hill, Edgar Hill and W. Il. Hill, and
for the payment of what particular fund
each surety of said W. Il. Hill rs such
guardian, Is particularly liable und tile
amounts thereof and whether their res
pectlve amounts so ascertained can he
collected from the respective parties re-
ported liable personally Tor the pay
ments thereof, and what parties are vi.
t!mately liable for such amounts and
perform such other services us are there.
IN stated aud thereby required to be re.
ported. All purtles in interest are re.
CURED to attend ut the time and place
aforesaid, with such books, papers,
vouchers and evidence as Will enable
me to comply with SAID order of court,
Given under my hand this the 10th
day OF June, 1895
MARCELLUS NJ. THOMPSON.
LEWIS U. LAWSON, CORNERSTONE,
Atty for plaintiffs. 3l.tt.
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For Sale!

wish to dispose of my inter
est in the Excelsior Bottling
Works at Clarksburg, Good
winter trade. Best paying bust.
nessin this section. Thoroughly
established trade. Reason for
selling, am the inventor of a
shipping case for bottled bever-
ages and want to engage in the
manufacture and sale of same.
Terms reasonable. Address j.
G. Mcdowell, Clarksburg. 19tf
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A 25-Barrel, Full Rol.
Ter Mill Cheap.

a Anew late improved a5-Barrel Short
System full roller outfit, consists Of
sufficient wheat cleaning machinery,
rolls, sc,llpcrs round reel flour dressers
Tor a four reduction 25-barrel mill. All
the machinery new and of standard
make. Complete set up and started fol
$1,000, or will sell the machinery f.o b.
cars at $3.50, and furnish an expert
miller to assist in putting in operation,
For further particulars address.
ED. D. STEEL,
Mill Builder and Furnisher)
S-tf. Lost Greek, Harrison Co.. W. Va,
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9Th of July Excursions.

In pursuance of its usual policy
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will sell round trip ex-
cursion tickets between all points
on its lines east Of the Ohio River
at reduced rates,
Tickets will be sold for all
traits July Sd and 18th, valid for
return passage until July 9TH,
inclusive.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Teachers Institute for Harrison
county will be heldat shinnstoA
mencing on Monday July sth. The first
examination will be held on Monday
and Tuesday July 18th and 16th. This
institute though conducted for the spe,
cial benefit of the teachers cordially IN.
vites all persons who are interested in
education to attend,
j. i. Law.
39.it. Supt. Elect.
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AT Merriman's shoe AID hat
store another lot of Ladies',
Misses and Childen's Oxford
ties and slippers is lust received.
The incest you have ever seen in
Clarksburg and they will be sold
at the lowest prices. 33.2t
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quite Logical.

John" inquired a dominic of a
hopeful pupil, what is nailor9,'
- man who makes nails. said John
Very good. What is tailor2"
"one who makes tails"
"oh. you stupid fellow" said the
dominic, biting his lips. "A man who
makes tails."
Yes, master, returned John, "if the
tailor did not put tails to the coats ne
made they would all be jacketsl"-
Once n Week.
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strange way link 10 her. So alb.
sorbed is he that the hurr-r-r Of a bell
does not disturb him; neither does he
hear child's voice talking to his man
IN the hall 1t is only when She stands
Before him that he starts as If shot
and the sabot falls with crash upon
the hearth.
Il beg your pardon" he says; you
rather startled me" His face quite
expresses the description.
She laughs, "He told me mustn't
speak 70 you" with backward nod Of
her brown head. but he is SO stupid!
Ny birfday doll is so long coming
home Jane. says perhaps they've LEI,
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Notice to Contractors,

Tlle Board OF Education Of CLAW Dis.
trict will receive bids until O'Clock D.
m. on the 2Oth day of June, lS95, for
the erection of a sIx-room brick school
house.
Plans and specifications may be found
with the undersigned at Shinnston, W.
va NJ. @. JARRETT,
Secy. b. OF L. Clay District
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laughed only less gayly than She, as he
carried her over its steppinp-stones:
and as they got to the middle this dear
little shoe fell of. The stains on the
I toe, even now, tell how he found it
next day, Embedded in mud. And she
& gathers no more spring flowers.
&c places 1t tenderly on the shelf,
lahd takes up another with Louis
Qninze heel marvel in scarlet satin.
He laughs. He paid for whole shop
of such when Ottelo yas dancing az
x .; and dreamed he bad exclusive
privilege to pay for them. one morn 5rfs-
SsSsmiHF. He laughs again. She was
his first extravaganza.
The next slipper, with It's white lace
.1setts; danced through girls first
-, .---. - = ls..---- -,
ball She Was not sH bad for debu.
Z tante; She Ind a way Of laughing in
her eyes that caught his fancy
r ESou will not forget me" he had en-
treated, when her carriage blocked
tbs @ay-a mans light question. And
ARhe had answered us young girl
would: 81 could not; you are n man at
my first ball"
"Then give me some,hing@-anything
Ito keepi to know that you remem-
ber?''
Perhaps there was no time for draw
ing off a glove, a flower, or perhaps she
was unusual, that girl; for when the
carriage Numbered off it left him star
ing at this slipper in his hand Poor
girl! her mother married her TO a
wealthy dotard before the end Of the
season. He meets her often now, u
sad-eyed woman of the world. She
has forgotten much, but the slipper
lives on his cabinet shelf, immaculate
Carruthcrs does not think of looking
at them all; it is so long since he ha,
added to the collection--so long since
retrospection has seemed sweet. lie i,
seeking for one, and as he puts dowr
the debutante's slipper he finds it
One unlike the others--a small sabo
bought long ago in Belgium-wher
they, the woman whom he loved ant
lost, and he, had selected the pair
when she wore brier roses and they
went shopping in quaint old town
: He gives little gasp as his hant
closes over it; he brings it back to tn,
fire and looks at it as If it were in som,
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A PAIR OF SLIPPERS.
~ MIoSoN vILIAas

!. !. :. :. !" !. ! :" !: :. !:
>zzHS. T WAS that face in the
3E>>zMfI crowd surely, and moth
+ SDT/1MI< ing else, that brought
WV the perfume Of bricr
INV rose to carruthers.
S/IML3 broadway had never
k1z9 looked colder or grayer
@1l la December twilight.
The east wind pelted
hurrying people with
sharp rain, like points of steel. Yet as
ehe turned for moment, he saw her,
and there came that subtle warmth
Of summer noon and the smell of brier
roses, across the crowd.
So strong was 1t that he drew deep
breath to once again inhale It's mem
ories-nnd brcathed the dank odor of
his chrysanthcmum
"Bah," he muttered, pulling himself
together with short laugh. they
can't give you fragrance with all their
cultivating. You are fitting favorite
of the metropolis,
His wide brows were drawn together
In sharp line. II was as II some con-
jurors trick had shown him the futility
III AIS existence, MS uisSutlhtuction OF
all things. and OF himself most OF all
n dissatisfaction forgotten, because he
had become 80 used to IT,
Yet now, two hours later, us he en-
tiers his library, the scent of the rose
seems to pervade everything; it clings
10 the heavy curtains. brcathes from
the soft pillows. coils like gold snakes
from the wood fire.
Before him, in an open cabinet, is a
row Of dainty shoes; echoes
Of his dead youth. lie takes them in
bis hand one by one, regarding them
taoughtfully
The first-how well he remembers;
81 was spring.the wood was alive with
'blossoming things, and boy and girl
gathered them Her eyes were like
Abe purple violets, her hair like gold
hrocuses in sunshine. The brook
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Why pay a big price for sad
ules and harness when you can
buy them SO cheap at Vim. S.
Summers tennesy West Main
Street 7tf
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Special Sales Day a

the Clarksburg Bargain Store
every Tuesday. Don't forget the
Tuesday'ssales where everything
goes regardless of cost. 32.tf.
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THE PROMISED LANp.
Why The Tourist, Traveller and
Student should Visit Utah.

There are two reasons either one Of
which ought to be conclusive with every
American citizen.
First-The trip from Denver 10 Utah
via Rio Grande Western Railway Great
Salt Lake Route, is the grandest to be
found anywhere ON the continent No
European trip of equal length can CONF
pare with it in variety and grandeur Of
scenery and wealth OF novel interest.
Second-You should go because,
when you have made this wonderful
trip, you will find Utah at the end Of
it. Utah, one of the Worlds Famous
spots and land OF gold and silver, cop
per, iron and coal, of lofty mountains
and fertile valleys; OF vineyards. fruit
and flowers Salt Lake City, the capt.
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historical and religious associations.
Here are Hot Thermal Springs. Warm
Springs Sulphur Springs, Sanitorium,
Park Drives, Canyons, and tue most
healthful climate on earth. Great Salt
Lake with the new and beautiful Sal
tair Beach Resort of Moorish designs
has no equal in America. Write TOT
A. Wadleigh, Salt Lake City, for copies
of pamphlets, etc 32-tf.
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Subscribe for the TELEGRAM.
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rates.
WELLS q HAYMAKER,
MAIN STREET. 19-tf.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

9. W. LYson, Atty for plalatl1f. BIZ
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9MaIIssIoNER's NOTICE.

Celia N, Kestet, Sadie B. Kester. Hal.
tie Hester and William ii. Kester
who sue by Ella Kester, their next
friend,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-09

Harry T. Hayward has been found
guilty of the murder of Catherine
Cling by a jury of his peers.
The jury was out exactly three
hours. The first vote stood eleven
for conviction and one for acquittal.
Juror Dickey was the only man who
raised his voice for a human life.
The condemned man heard the
news in sullen silence, but the look
of an animal hunted to its death
cleaned from his eyes.
Albert H. Hall asked for an i'm
mediate sentence, but at the request
of John Day Smith the court granted
stay until Monday morning.
Attorney Erwin is seriously i'll in
St Paul, and was not present when
the verdict was announced.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Erwin finished his address. The
judges charge was then read, and
at 11:08 the jurors retired to perform
their solemn duty.
Court Immediately adjourned, and
the prisoner was led back to his cell
under a heavy guard. A great crowd