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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-25
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs.


.4-.IIL-o.- ..~4Ml..-
THURS DAY and Friday nights, February
lev Minstrels company at U. Il. f. hall,
for the purpose of raising funds to assist
IN securing m,,, counsel in the. defense Of
which viii be highly pleasing TO ali. d.
NJ. Rochon. Manager. 25
NOTICE OF SALE OF FREIGHT
NOTICE. is hereby given that on Wednes-
an d New 6r tss at Ra r m the TeHas
win offer for sale at its freight depot in
the city of Houston. Harris county. Tex
as, said depot being located on or near
Rev orleans avenue and Monts emery
avenue IN The said city of Hous,on, GER
tan an shipme9's Of freight, as follows;
from on ' New q York oly i 1qSier OIL sspRed
of Rio No 81. received at Houston July
20, on New York TO Houston waybll II
40, OF July I'm. shipped by the Meyer
from New York July 18th, ex s. S. Eel
maso' no. ~, received at Houston July
rs. July p; shipped by the Meyers y
Hicks company, Baltimore Md.
Which said freight shipments above
the hands of che Texas ana New Orleans
Railroad company for space OF more
than three months at its office or depot
IN the city OF Houston. Texas. prior to
the 3Qth dav of January. 1851 and THAI
the proceeds derived from the sale Of
the said freight, cfter deducting reason
eble expenses, for keeping, storing and
caring for same after It's arrival In
the city of Houston until sold. and costs
OF sale, shall be applied to the Payment
of proper freight charges accruinP in
transit. and that the surplus, II any. will
be held by the said Texas and New Or
leans Railroad company subject TO the
order of the owner of said freight, his
duly authorized agent or attorney.
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Co.
c. w. Sedgwick, Agent. SO
IRON and steel work for buildings,
bridges. roofs, standpipes. etc; designs
and estimates free on application. The
Gillette Herzog MANUFACTURING Co., NJ.
De Leon Agent. Iiam building, Houston,
Texas. 2-T-H
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SITUATION waigtcd by a YOUNG colored
man as waiter In boarding house or
work in private family. Address i2o5
Milan street 2G
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WANTEp--Si situation by n good Japanese
cook On family or boarding house; coun-
try preferred. Address Frank NJ, this
office, IS
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MANIFESTATION as cook for private
family or private boarding house: single
man. aged &c years, of good morals. Adj
dress 95s5 this office. 70
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REAL ESTATE.

-.>lHl.. ..~.MI1s.....
LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHNNI;F-
Mybout 5000 acios well improved ranch
hnlt cash. or will accept one-hali IN good
CITY property. Particulars OF L. j.
Skaggs Real Estate Company. Becvil,e,
Texas. n
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HELP WANTED.

.Hnfv.. ..eLIL..
TRAVELING statesmen for cigars; old re-
liable house; experience unnecessary'
extra inducements 10 customers; SO to
$50 per month and expenses. Z. I.
B!shop 4 Co, 81. Louis:
OUR AGENTS make from s. to s25 day:
no capital required; we want one N your
city Address Jensen & Co, i. o. box
10 New Orleans
TRAVELLING Statesmen for cigars; old
reliable house; experience unnecessary
extra Inducements to customers va 10
$50 per month and expenses. Chas. u
Bishop & Co, ST. Louis.
WANTED-If you are a Catholic. unem-
ployed. and will work for SIS per week,
write Mcdonnell Bros, II Franklin
street. Boston. Mass.
WANTED-One first-class white barber;
none other need apply. Fired Maier, Va
Congress avenue. -
WANTED-A white man 10 work on tarm,
must come well recommended, Apply
after II a. M, No. I'll Main street %
WANTED-A young lady to work in the
bon Ton Confectionery. Apply az
once, sos Main street. .
WANTED-lat once. a white woman cook
in boarding house. Apply 1ls Railroad
street, opposite Central depot. q
AGENTS TO handle the new Lenox gas
light burner; fits any kerosene lamp no
chimney. no smoke, no smell; cheaper
than oil: sample free to those meaning
business; beware of imitations' LenoN
Mfg. Co. 25h West 125th street, New
York.
WANTED-Two sh.rtmakers 10 operate
machines by power; experienced help
only Hamilton Bros, II
WANTED-A good German girl, one VINO
understands cooking. Apply Mrs. jules
Hirsch 70i jackson, corner Capitol.
MONEY easily made by writing Safety
Fund life insurance for the old Hart
ford: Mr.. Patterson VIII call ana m.
struct; notes first annual premium at
our risk Harris e. Patterson, managers,
Dallas. -
WIANTED-Nt once, white girl "A or Is
years old, as nurse. Apply 1901 Austin
street. u
TIE Mutual reserve Fund Life Assoc:a-
ton wrote during 1896 SSi.17iWD new bus!-
ness, the greatest natural premium rec
ord ever made, good. energetic agents
wanted: you can sell insurance for q
company that does the business, Al
dress j S. Chapman, Manager Tor ieNas
and Arkansas. 223 Main street, Dallas
Texas. -
AGENTS WANTED in every community
In Middle and South Texas; new, guar-
antecd, cash value: best policy oHerei
tor business and professional men splen-
with references VIII NJ. Walters, man
ager Equitable Life Assurance society,
Dallas. Texas. 5-lH
$40 WEEKLY salary and expenses paid
statesmen for cigars: experience unhep-
essary: permanent position. me w. ~;
Kline Co., ST. Louis. Mo- 5-o
I
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SlTuATION-By middle aged man (whltej
around house or hotel, handy az ali
kinds of work good with horses: gooo
mixer. Address IS this office. ~
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REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE--lIarge tracts of very 1ne
land in this and adjoining couuties at
reasonable prices Mrs. Cora Bacon
Foster. Moore Burnett Building, 1913
rexas avenue. II
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bartender. have had some experience,
will work for small wages FIRST month,
u. ANerctt. Coleman, Toms. -
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FOR SALE
one complete wood splitting outfit. con-
sisting Of;
One 50-hue % II. T. Farrer & Tref.s
boiler with smokesthck)
one % ii. +. reversible Farrer G Trefts
engine.
one drag saw complete.
ono table circular saw, complete.
one double wood splitter (adjustable).
Shaiting and pulleys
one hollow wheel log wagon.
THIS outfit is locat ed two miles south
OF New Caney, Texas. on the II. Il. ana
w; T.. r. II. II is in good condition and
VIII be sold cheap. VIII sell engine and
boiler separately. II desired.
tor inspection or further description,
call on or correspond with j. G. DeVer-
eux. New Caney. Texas, or
+. j. WILLIS e BRO..
Galveston. Texas.
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MANIFESTATION by firet-ciass bread
ana cake baker. references given; will
work IN or out of CITY Address ca. this
office. rs
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SITUATION wanted by country girl as
nurse or at Homework. Address ~. this
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houses or anything, such "a carpenter
work.. Apply TO william Nelson. Hous-
ton. Texas. %
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


as clerk or office assistant;
thorough. competelt; no objection to
leaving town; understand all building
material. Address SO, this office. %
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YOUNG man. %, thorough busin sss exper-
ictcc, wishes position at anything; will
work cheap. Address 49, this office, Is
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WANrED-By man OF 49, To take care
horse. work around house, OF other light
dcl House Capitol avenue and Man
street. -
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PIANOS PIANOS. P1ANOs.-New York
second-hand upright. Sl75: easy pay
ments. I'll Main street %
PIANOS, PIANOS PTANos.-Upright.
little used, New York make, s2l0. worth
70 70: easy pay menis. ~ Main street. .
PIANOS! PIANOS. PGANCS,-Ncw up-
right pianos, New York make CO 10
close out. s27S and $500; easy payments.
IL Main street rs
FOR sALE-Mason & Hamln upright
piano, good condition. cost $4,000; Will
sell for less than half the cost. Gail
at 151 Clay avenue. %
FOR Mt.NDfNG glass, chinaware, leath-
or, etc, buy the Giant Cement. for sale
~ the Boston and 10 cent stand corner
Main Nam ana Ionsress sLreels. !
FOR SALE-Lottman's Patent Mosquito
Not Frames. Address \. &, LOTHIAN,
sole owner ana patentee, Houston,
TeXas. /
PET pEER--Buck of last spring hatch"
perfectly gentle and as pretty as q pic
ture: a nice pet for any one. Edwin
Hal. Willis, Texas. z
a LOT OF new buggies, phaeions and
harness for sale at cost. Larendons
Sts"ies Frantlln and Caroline street. Y
FOR SALE-A horse power we'll machine,
almost new. Address Letter Box "a. Ell
Nngcr Texas. %
EGGS-Eggs for Matching from Light
AT 81 90 per setting Of IL eggs. w. NJ.
Glenn. p. NJ. keltys Texas. %
FOR SALE-An assortment OF second
hand betting, pLlleys, shafting, hangers,
niping. etc. Cali at the business office Of
The Post. t;
g. 900 JUNE budded peach trees for sale
cheap: one to Two and two to three feet !;
all the leading varieties; VIII sell at
$50 and s25 per 1000; delivered to any
poin, in Texas. Address j. c. Hale.
Winchester. Tenn. Proprietor Tennessee
Wholesale Nurseries. 26
HEADQUARTERS for new garden and
flower seed for spring, planting; from d.
Landreth Il Sons and Peter Henderson
& CO. c. j. Koehler. 800 Congress. If
EGGS and chicks, Black Minorcas. Bar
red Rocks. 5. S. lIamburgs. w. c. Il.
Polish. WHIT Wyandot'esi Pit Games
White Minorcas. Rouen and Pekin ducks
ana Toulouse geese +. NJ. Hyndshaw.
Sandy Point, Texts. q
FOR sALE-I have q fine lot of high
grade Jerseys ell fresh ,1 With calyIe,s +,
avenue. corner Of Gheneye1l: -- z
FOR SALE Cheap, on easy monthly pay
mcnts, four-room house and stable. IN
qure at owner. 1906 Chestnut street. near
$. p. shops. %
CHEAP FUEL AT .LAsT-Put IN a, WIN
ters supply of Calvert Lump Coal nd
pense we warrant superior sltisfac.
lion over any other soft coal for either
heating OF cooking Our price Tor plcli-
ed lump is $3.50 per ton OF pO0O pounds
delivered to any part OF she city. a
trial 10 convince you Is solicited. Tele-
phone $50. Ofnce. No. l2 Main street:
Calver" Coal Co. u
SEEDS-We carry the largest and most
complete stock OF Seeds in the State. To
arrive Janaury 1000 bushels Tennessee
rhhum and Millet. one car OF
peas, one car of onion sets
one car Ct garden seeds in bulk. d.
rect from the growers. We defy compe-
tition. Holloway Seed Co. Retail ?2l Elm
street, wholesale 220 Pacific avenue. Dali
las. Texas
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5000 JUNE budded peach trees for sale
CHEAP: one TO Two and two to three feet;
all the leading varieties; Will sell at
$50 and S25 per 1000. delivered to any
point in Texas. Address J. c. Hale.
Winchester. Tenn. Proprietor Tennessee
Whnlesnln NnrNerleS. 2f
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MANTED--By an all around colorcd man.
work in grocery store or drive delivery
wagon. Address 81, This office. 20
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IRON and steel work for buildings,
bridges. roofs, standpipes etc: des!g ns
and estimates free On application. The
G!ilette-Herzog Manufacturing Co., NJ
De Leon Agent. Liam building, Houston,
Texas. 2-T-H
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SITUATION wanted by boy IA years Old;
viii do any kind of work and will give
satisfaction; give me a tNal. Address
1851 Preston avenue. y
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sD I,.a !, psSs's:'!ss,s
E. 4 Il; H. 3: VS.
d :, ' TS:s.. <
'exas cvLM
'AIEssssrss.: 9 -
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FOR SAI.E-Two fine lots corner Lamar
and Milam streets. See owner, Il. w.
Schmidt. 1917 Louisiana street. %
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|pepsoNAL.. y

n AyswERs- +, ofoce Of The
4 .:' ssss ending Saturday Fepru-
vi vi nj. 20; so5; F. W. Nj 6 q: 2;
|L Y. II II. G. j.; l. y. %. 80;
|s,siId .. tols: e. c. Limbacker,
l.; ~ x S,3S; Robert S. Moss;
y s. b. Richardson l iSIs
|4aiil; q CO; vi 1881 W. $3.50 ''-''
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POSITION as business manager or rcpor-
ter on country weekly by young mar
newspaper work q. *. iiginhothain.
222i Eysian street, Houston, Texas. %
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For RENT.

ON MARCH /. DeMerrtt. Matthews 4
Co.. VIII move from sos. their old stand
to 503 in same block. in order to have
a larger store; next TO corner OF Prai-
rie and Main streets. Popular Price
Shoe Store. "Shocs that Wear" I
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WHITE WOMAN wishes stusnion In prl-
waite family: IL good cook and willing
10 assist in homework. Address 81, this
office. q
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clerk or on wagon: well acquainted with
CITY; can give best Of references; ten
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TRAVELLING statesmen for cigars; old re-
liable house; experience unnecessary
extra inducements 10 customers, $40 10
$50 per month and expenses. {. C..
Bishop & Co., St. Louis.
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N A. B0XELL. Specialist in Ca
! DISEASES Of Women, Nervous.
y and Chrome Di seases. Alcohol.
brA Tohnceo Habits. Office. Ma
Bid q
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s. o. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street;
corner Franklin.
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|nias PAPER with 1000 ADVERTISE
fa manageable people; many
esz books, novelties, etc, free.
.s-xk Toledo, Ohio. .3-l9
~ Wool OF MUSTC-Mrs.
Etlli piano, violin, mandolin;
y. ae, sight singing. har-
gag htey Pianos. Call or adj
Nll,sreei. "a
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!. :, oollectlons given prompt and
~ ~ ,s,snt;on. NOES, open accounts
" ". Nv, w references. W. Y Graves,
n Nh ST. s,reet. under opera house.
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CHOICE black prairie lands in nc,ghbor-
hood of Crosby for sale In tracts OF 100
acres and upward. Wilson a. Hannah.
2O3 Iiiam building, II
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" y0RE CALLS for stenor-
"a We can supply; prepare
~ position by aging a
sek'cn Shorthand and Type
ti7 rhelnl. IF
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

.x.LaI-a .,. .A-IAh,...-
WAN'rED--A situation by an all around
blacksmith and wheelwright. Address
j. j. Treat. Wharton, Texas. q
MlDDlE-AGED widow, without incum-
hfance, wants position as housckeeper
or nurse. Address NJ. a. T., this Of
fee. a
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| IT, : ts'uJAc, planlale. studio 900
n, al n special attention paid to
ks II sas;rdiee, lessons at pupils
y; ia s .s,d; Instruction 10 be-
~ sayancsd students. " If
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FOR SALE-Lottman's Patent Mospnito
Not Frames. Address \. c. LOTHIAN
sole owner ana patentee. Houston,
Texas.
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perfectly gentle and as pretty as a pic
ture: nice pet for any one. Edwin
Hal. Willis. Texas. q
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knrTY will buy a decora ted din
fYtj Ia piece white china ga. at
n China Hall. 1905 Texas avenue.
IA tt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-12-03

"ThereH nothing terrible In death;
'Tis but to cast our robes away,
And sleep at night without breath
10 breakrepose till dawn Of Day"
Brother E. A. Peck, Past
Grand Representive Of West Va,
was born at Bridgeport, Harri-
son county, w. Va, December
5th, 1882, and died at his home in
Clarksburg, W. Va, on Nov. 81,
1897, in his sixty. fifth year.
He became a member of the
Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows on. October I'd, 1885, by in
itlation into Adelphi Lodge No.
Al of Virginia, which in 1865 be-
came Adelphi Lodge No. 8 of
West Va.
He was elected to the Office OF
Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of West Va. in October,
1875, and Grand Representative
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
the United States. in October,
1876.
The order always retained his
warmest affections, add his inter-
.ests and devotion to the prlncl-
pies of the order he bad served
so we'll and loved SO much. never
faltered or failed till the lamp of
his life had been exttnguished,
and in return the order felt
proud of him and his character.
Gle was a man of strong indi'
viduality, upright and strictly
honest in az eminent degree. In
his death tss order at Large loses
an active synpathlzer aod a resi-
odd Fellow.
Ee III ours ~ StuuioVS lso VIZ
ues, and strive to cultivate those
eraces which adorned and digni-
fed his character.
He sleeps ca peace aud his
memes.y will ever be held ia rev
erence by the fraternity.
soft and safe to you our
Brother, be thy earthly bed;
oright.and glorious be thy rising
Frasernally,
z. M. LONG,
il. ALEXANDER,
B. W. BoGGEss.
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Hotel War at Weston.

There seems 90 be a high Old
tins at Weston:s.grand new ho'
hotel. 1t is in the nature of .
tued between tseproprietors. A
dispatch to tine lntelligencer OF
Tuesday says:
TIE trouble st the Camden
Hotel broke out anew tonight.
During the day Corpening, who
claims to be sole proprietor, put
new locks on the various doors.
drawers and cases and left Nolan
without keys. Nolan'asked Cor
pening for a key to the cigar
case and. being refused, smashed
the glass out of the case and
helped himself. A half hour
later he returned and was re.
fused admittance behind the
counter by Corpening. whereupon
he drew from his pocket a gun
and pointed it threatenly in Cor,
pening's face. A policeman,
who stood by, placed him under
araest, disarming him and at
police court he was fined $40 and
costs.
Later in the evening Nolan
swore out warrants for Corpeu-
ing and A. b. Hodges. Cree Err
vim, two temporary clerks, charg-
Ing them with assault and bat.
terry. They were recognized to
appear tor trial on Monday morn.
ing.
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Personality
Speaking.
mar YOUR FnIENDs ARE DOING
AND wHEfE THEY ARE

~ Z. M. Turner, of Morgan
town, was here this week.
Uncle jim Highland was Civ
no US the West Milford news
this week.
j. B. Martin, of Bridgeport.
Was in town on business Wednes-
day.
". H. Martin, of Pine Bluff.
vas in town Saturday on bust
ness.
NJ. L. Nuzum and wife, of
Cherry Camp. were shopping in
town Saturday.
Edward Basel, assistant post
master, spent Sunday and Mon
day in Philadelphia.
MIR. Milton L. 'Odell, of Cincin-.
natl, stopped off to visit his par
euts a day er two this week
while en- route home from Balti
more.
C. M. Evans is spending this
week with hissirm in Hamilton.
Ohio, preparing his line of samP-
les for the spring trade.
Mr.. NJ. K. Baker, of Brown,
spent short timein the city this
week. He is remembered as one
ofour former excellent assessors.
Miss Estella Wright, of Park
ersburg, is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cole, on
west Pike street.
Mr.. W. S. Post. of Cleveland.
is visiting his many friends in
Harrison. He is a brother OF MIR.
Howard Post, of this city.
W. M. Simpson, Esq, mayor
Of wellsburg. and city editor OF
the Herald, was here attending
the mayors meeting this week.
Governor Atkinson spent Tues
day in Clarksburg and left ia the
evening Tor Morgantown to at
tend the meeting of the State
Geological board.
Col. John w. Bailey, of Bridge
port, was pleasant caller Attn
Office last Saturday. Mr.. Bailey
had just returned from a pleas
ant trip through Ohio and Miehi-
gan.
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The ladies' Of the Baptist
church viii hold q FESTIVAL of
the Holidays at the church on
Tuesday and "Wednesday Dec. 81
and %. They will offer for sale
useful and handsome articles for
Christmas presents. You should
look before making your purch-
ases. Remember the date, Tues.
day and Wednesday before
Christmas.
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From salem.

Miss Edna Louchery returned
home from Columbus, Ohio, last
Monday night. She has been
spending the fall with her sister.
Mrs. T. b. Clark.
Born to DIR. E. A. Wilson and
wife on the 2sth-a daughter.
Mr.. ]. j. Tough has been wis
iting friends around and about
Olive for some days.
Miss Jennie Ashcraft left Tues.
day morning for grafton, where
she will spend the winter with
her mother.
D. W. McGeorge and family
returned Saturday from Wash
ington. Pa, where they had spent
a week with Mrs. McGeorge's
parents.
Quite a number of new stu.
dents have been enrolled at
Salem College this term, among
them three young men. who have
been attending Denison Univer,
sity, at Granville o. K.
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DIR. E. OLIVER BELT may not
be able TO make his usual winter
visit TO Clarksbure, in which
case DR.. M. Griffith who is as.
soclated with him at the Episco-
nal Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital,
Washington, D. c., will visit this
place for him on Wednesday and
Thursday. December Goth and
soth, 1897, Practice limited to
diseases of the eye and ear. Std.
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Where 10 Buy.
". i. MERRIMAN's SHOES.
THE Pearl on Heater.

+h W. AAA@sAeAseA1nN = .N$sANE'<1e
The Pearl OH Heater.
Just try . 100 box Of Cascareta the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made sly.
Brighten up your old furnitur
and make it look like new with
tho Furniture Polish D. K. Reed
& Co. sell. IS
Ladies, Misses, and Children s
Knit Jersey leggins at Holmes
Shoe Co. At
You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid it and euro every other form
OF throat or lung trouble BY the use Of
One Minute Cough Cure. Il J. Criss,
Don't fail to visit the book
store in the Traders building be.
fore buying your Christmas pres.
ents. 35t
For SALE-Near Beverly, w.
Va, a good grazing farm of 400
acres. Easy terws. Address,
C.W DANIELS, Sedalia, Mo. 49-4t.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, dentist,
will be in his office at Clarksburg,
Nov. 1st. 1897, and remain
so days 23-tf.
The new stock Of goods in the
book store in the Traders build
ing is about the neatest collection
ever seen in the city. Notice
their advertisement in this issue.
Undertaking q speciality at
the large furniture establishment
of Deison & Krentzer. Their cas-
kets, like their funeral cars, are
the finest. SO
For bargains in holiday goods
go to Fawcett, Morris s. Com
pany. Traders building. You
will md their big ad. on page
five. 35t
Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys.
and bowels Never sicken. weaken or
grippe, 100. 1y.
BRoNzED TURKEYS FOR SALE.
Gobblers, 50 each; hens. 81, so at
farm. if boxed and delivered to
r. R. so cents, extra, each. Come
or write me. S. C.SToNEsrREET,
Wolf Summit, W. Va. Harrison
county. 4-3t.
For SALE. = New dwelling
house; modern conveniences.
very desirable property, pleas
antly located on East Pike street;
easy terms. For information.
call at Deison & Krentzer's Furn.
iture Store. harrisburg. l.
A word to the wise is sufiici.
ent, applies 1ofctbly 10 those
who visit r. T. Lowndes' new
department store and see the
elegant display of ladies Jackets
and Capes which once seen will
be purchased. The latest styles
and best furnished garments in
the city. 2f.
| wANTEp-Any farmer who
has one or two fresh COWS more
than they want, 1 would take
them for the milk during the
winter. Have an abundance Of
frst-class feed and grass. Adj
dress George W. Hall, Peel Tree,
West Va.