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The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

tAlnt. ne IlbIlS one was unequal tn the struggle. and It's life was yielded up to the fearful poison. For six long years I sGf- fcred untold misery. 1 was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot, and no language can express my feelings of woe during those long years. I had the best medical treatment. Sew oral physicians 5ueeea sively treated me, but nll
 to no DurDO5e, The mer-
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

COUNTY. For State Senator. F. T. BUTLER. For Representative. J. r. HUGHES.
 For sheriff. J. II. HAMMOCK. For County and Probate Judge. I. A. BIRD. For Circuit Clerk. z. ]. WOOD. For County Clerk. WALTER WILSON. For Treasurer. \. l.. OSEIN. For Assessor. C l. PICK ENS For Surveyor. NJ. l.. STINSON. For Justice d the Peace (Marion Tp.) w. F. SLEMONS. ". T. WELLS, JR. For Constable fMation Tp) W. D. HUNT
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

Ir is estimated that there are little over million more peo- ,,lc born Ill tic world every year than die
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

YELLow-FEvER has broken out in Franklin. La.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Having been nominated by the Peoples party. hereby announce myself as eardi- date for the office of Sheriff of Drew county, Arkansas, subject to the action of the people of Drew county, at the September election, fS93. Respectfully,
 Jso X. WATERFALL.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

Tor Young Ladtes- Seventh session begins Sept E. 1898. A full corps of experienced teachers. Extensive and thorough courses in
 Literature, Music, Eiocution, dymnastLc, Shorthand and Typewr.fing, and
 Art Departments All departments well equipped. Good IL brary. Well arranged and comfortable College homo. Under the present management the pat. ronage Of CENTRAL has increased eLch year fifty per cent. over the previous session. Ey cry room iu boarding department was occupied last session Expenses low, compared with ad- vantages offered. Write for catalogue.
 J. C. LILLE, President.
 Conway, Ark
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

The people of South Arkansas went more extensively into wheat and oat sowing last fall than for years and for this they were am- ply repaid. The oat crop throughout the country was ex-
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Editorial.

ARE you not glad the war is over?
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Letting of Cotton Sea les.

Notice is hereby given that seal ed bids will be received for the weighing of the cotton crop of 1SoS, bids to be made on or before the first Friday in September. Bond will be required. See the undersigned committee for particu- lars.
 E. K. GOTHAM.
 Committee E. E B I Y'xDrs. H21rz
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

If you have any kind of d bond to make, see R. l.. Hardy, office over Bank If.
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JUDICIAL

JUDICIAL. For Circuit Indge- /. Y. Wood, of Drew. For Prosecuting Attorney N R. Chimney, of Bradley.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-19

LONCK KESSION NI.. For Cougre gressnan-2nd District = l. $. Little, of Sebastian.
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Ter Young Ladtes-

CENTRAL COLLEGE.
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Howanuilln.

Correspondence OF the ARGUS.
Miss Titia Wesliug spent Saturday
and sun lay at Tunnelton.
Miss Angie White, of New burg spens
a few day : witl friends here last week.
The wheat. corn aud oats crop OF
this vicinity Ia general. is looking
well
Philip Wesiing has been quite poorly
for the last few days. from old age ana
general debnily.
AIR and Mrs. Bcpcdict Cooke. of
Amos. w. va are visiting Als aanoihcr
here, Mrs. j. }. Gcclsc.
Themss Cooke, OF Cumberland. The
Sever knight of the grip. was a caller
at this place, saturday.
Mrs. George shoulte aud little
daughter Agnes, OF Grafton were TIM
guests of friends here recently.
Philip Csudcld. lumber dealer. of
Huntington, is spcndinga short va
cation here visiting relatives and
fciends.
GLE Barlow and wife. of Grafton.
are spending a few weelss here, to re-
gain his health, aftera longand~cvcrs
illness of typhoid fever
G H. Borgman sold a very line horse
last week To MIR IIuRhs. OF Oakland:
also Q. A Bnrgman sold one of hiz
horses to Mr. White. OF liaclSlebarnsy-
Some OF onr people took In tho show
at Kingwood, Tuesday last. and report
Unclo TOMS Cabin rs being a very In
terestlug aud romantic place
w. II. Owens. Sr.. our jolly black
smith has, since our last writing.
erected a large Blacksmith shop CLOSE
10 the Juuior Hall. aud is doing "a gosd
bu siness
Only Que more week until the Clo-
rious Fourth OF Joly. There will bc a
grand picnic aud dance at this place.
A good time is anticipated and cor.
dial Invitation isextended To all.
The Festival given In the Junior Hall
Wednes lay and Thursday night OF last
week was a very successful aud een-
joyaole affair The proceeds 20 go to
tho benefit OF the NJ. IL. ichnrch at this
place.
Miss Lizzie Barlow. The handsome
daughter OF Frank Barlow, who has
been at Richmond. Va, for some time.
returned one day last week, and will
remain awhile visiting her parents.
relatives and friends
JusrIuE
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Deaths Doings.

Died ut his home near Albrightsville.
on Friday, June gath. 1898. the veneer
able David Morgan, ia his 18th year.
tie was born Nov. 18th, 1870, and WAS
married three times, all his wives pre-
ceeding him TO the spirit land. The
funeral services were held Sunday at
10 a. m. at the late home of the de-
ceased. conducted by Rev. a r. Fauik-
ner, after which the burial took place
in the graveyard at the Baptist church
in Albrightsvile. A large crowd of
friends aud neiRhbors attended to pay
"A last tribute of respect 10 the memory
of "a prominent and we'll known citizen.
The deceased leaves Ave children. three
sons and two daughters. all by his first
wife. The daughters are Mrs. Hattie
Cressler, OF Buck harmon, and Mrs. j
IA. Rodeheaver. OF Terra Alta. and the
SOM are Patrick Morgan. who lives n
Texas, Marshall Morgan, who lives
near the old home aud Joseph Morgan.
who lives on the old home place below
AlbrIghtsville.
The deceased was stricken down
with paralysis about three years ago
and has been In helpless condition
ever since and nothing but his wonder
full vitality and strong constitution
kept him alive so long.
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Reeasville.
corre'pondence of the Argus

Correspondence of the Argus.
Horse buyers are too numerous 20
mention.
T.. p McGinnis has been very sick for
several days, but is able to be on foot
again.
Shipley Pullum, of Albrightsville
was here Saturday, trying TO purchase
a horse
Miss Jennie Loar is staying with her
brother.inlaw. s. l.. Cobun, of Mason
town, for the summer.
William Freeburn, of Sterling, Neb.
arrived here Sunday evening. where he
viii spend some time visiting relatives
Mrs Ben Miller and son william. OF
townsville, were visiting Mr. aud Mrs
Elisha Mckinney. OF near Masontown.
over Sunday.
Miss Nav, Karl and Warren Gusemnn.
OF Tunnelton, are spending some time
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Guseman.
Orval Watson Is still quite poorlv
as he is not improving very much in
health. His many friends wish him n
speedy recovery.
David Ioar has been quite III for sew
eral weeks. and IL, we are very sorry
To say. no better today. DR.. Graham
is the attending physician.
The whoa w this Immediate section
viii be ready for the reaper by the 9TH
OF July, and our farmers expect fair
wheat crop. Corn is looking we'll; also
the fruit crop will be right fair.
The good people of Old Bethlehem
Church will celebrate the 4th of July
with an old fashioned cole bration: also
a festival at night Come one. come
all and help TO make good time.
Two Of Kingwood's prettiest and nc.
conplished young ladies'. Miss Emma
Brown and Miss May Fairfax Morgan.
were visiting from Saturday until .don.
day at Mrs. Emily gairfnx's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole. daughter
and son, from Cedar Vale. Kansas. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II IL Reed and
other relatives and friends. They ex.
peet TO to remain here until fall.
Mormer Montgomery was visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mamie Montgomery. OF
Independence, sunday. His brother
Noble accompanied him back to c. j.
sayle's, where he will remain some
time visiting.
John Dunn. of Cheatview. Monon-
gala is visiting his son j. $. Dunn.
Mr.. Dunn is quite an old gentleman,
about eighty-six, and seems hale and
hearty. He was one among the first
settlers near Cheatview.
ELLA Rec.
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rellowsvslls.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Mrs Frank Aaaan was In New burg
Thursday.
Frank Michaels. FROM the Davis rail
road, is home.
James Bell, of York Run, was in
town Monday.
Il. L. Kercheval made trip 10 Scotch
Hill for coal, Thursday.
Casio Simpson. OF Austen. passed
through town last week.
n. c. Ridenonr lost tipe hog last
week. Cause unknown.
Nelson Michaels OF Hendricks, is
home for brief sojourn.
George Robinson. Of kingwood. spen,
two days in town last week.
n. c. Riienour is slowly improving,
bu. isstill confined to his bed.
Mrs. T. II. Shay and Miss Nora Stat
ford drove to Tuhnelton. Wednesday.
James Boycc made business trip to
Tunnelton and kingwood. Saturday.
Miss Lulu Hamilton. of Sistersville.
Ohio. is the guest of Mrs. W. Watson.
William Hart OF Evansville, was the
guest OF mine host" James Robinson.
last week
WIN. Hochler Sr., of Ncwburg. passed
through town 20 his mountain farm,
Wednesday.
Mrs. West Matlick. of Keyser, was
the guests OF friends and relatives near
here, last week
DR.. aud Mrs. Willis Michaels. OF
Hendricks We're the guests oil Dr. and
Mrs. John Michaels
Hayes Huffman passed through town
Saturday en- route To Austen, to visit
near and dear friends.
win Hochler. OF Newburg. was near
here after beef cattle. which he pur-
chased from d. w Crisis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardesty and
Mrs. George Purcell, of Function,
were in town Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch drove TO
Newburg Wednesday aud returned
Thursday, after taking in Uncle Toms
Cabin"
Among thoss who attended Uncle
Toms Cabin at Newburg were James
Boyce. Lizzie stafford, Earnest Wat
son. Nora Stafford, Ira Stafford and
Lulu Hamilton.
John II. Lynch left Monday for
Clarksburg, TO do some painting there,
John does work in any part OF the
state. DO not forget 7. C. Lynch &
Son. they are painters
0-so-9s KNOTT ARGUS.
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ella REE.

Correspondence Of the Argus
Floyd Gale has enlisted for the war.
N. p. Smith was at Faircbance last
Thursday
a very heavy rain storm struck this
town last Saturday.
Willie King made business trip to
Somerfcld last week.
Miss Gertrude smith, of clarksburg
Is visiting relatives here
Joe Mccullough, OF Addison. IA.
is welcome visitor in our midst again.
Mrs Militia r. Berry went 10 McKees-
port last week, where she is i'm che
hospital for treatment
The Misses AIDA futile and T,enore
Michael made lyisg visit TO Fair
chance, the latter part OF last week
Postmaster w n. McGibbons IL i'm.
proving his residence bv bnillin0 a
portico 10 front Grant Wiles Is doing
the work.
Prof o r. Morton has been In our
midst for the past few DAYS He Ia
teaching ia tho place Of d. n Scott.
who Is at McKeesport on short visit
We will have 20 compliment our
Commissioners Of the County Court for
his splendid work in putting a floor on
the bridge crossing Big sandy creek.
here.
We do not fear but what FLOYD will
make good soldier, for ne Is so long
for this world that the Spaniar,Is viii
not be able TO successfully battle with
him.
we are sorry 10 have 20 chronicles
The loss by Gre Of Frank norDbv's
house last Thursday. The fire csn0ht
from % defective fue VERY it'll, scss
saved on accounFof Mr Hornbv being
away at the time and no one oxcent
the women FOLKS ~ home.
We had quite % scrap" Ira town last
Saturday night by two Of our leading
citizens. IT. appears that this IA 4
Qrad0e Of long standing and the cui
minatiug point was reached by one 81
the parties Hacking the eve Of the
other. The Prosecuting Attorney win
have n good biz lot Of work on hi.
hands from Grant district this term of
court b seems 81 roe shat we nre
getting Up our "lep down here
9trSy 3e,
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Our Boys in Camp.
IN CAMP CnIcKAMAueA, GA.
f,.,,.. .sDl tSao


June I'D, 1898.
DEAR BRowN I've arrived here ali
right sunday morning and went into
camp Immediately. We had long.
tedious journey from Fairmont here
but all the boys stool the journey vel
and are enjoying good health TIE
boys are all well pleased with the
camp and appear TO be perfectly at
home. Well. this is great place TO
see and hear things. You can end
most any type Of the human race; ip
fact, some OF the recruits that come in
look as though they were closely re-
lated to some OF the savage tribes Of
the earth, but OF course after they dis
card their old clothes and get on Uncle
Sans clothing they take on the ap-
pearance OF soldiers. In the evening
sou can hear all the vocal music you
wish. Men with sharp voices tuned IN
@. men with voices like fog-horn;
ia fact all kinds OF noises can be heard.
Nearly all the Preston county boys
vent in co. I'll. but a few of them got
here too late, so they had TO take ANY
old company" they could find. When
we hrst struck camp the boys that
were here commenced guying us with
such things as you'll be sorry of it,"
and II had good home and left II. :"
and all kind Of sayings TO have fun
out OF us, but notice every body f.
very we'll pleased with IL, or at least
II they regret IL, they are very careful
not TO say anything about It.
The country here Is not near so hot
as thought IL would be in. In fact.
II is.but little warmer than at King
wood. In regard TO food, we have
plenty of IL, and we have change
every meal. We have not had any
hard tack" since ] have been here,
bat guess we will haye some before
long. don't know how long we will
be here, but there is n probability that
Ws viii be sent 10 Manila. but then IL
Is all guess work. anyhow, Well,
Will close. Will write you again and
will let you know nore about things.
Address. WM. RExBoAD. Co. n. LIST Reg.
WA Volunteers, ChiekamauRa, Ga.
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Morley Thomas has been here from
Grafton this week visiting his parents
Mr.. aud Mrs j. NJ. Crane aud son.
s,anhope are here and viii so 20 house
keeping in their cottage near the
Academy.
George Cation, of near Clifton Mills,
has been granted an increase of pen
sion and now gets sst per month.
Capt. j. NJ. Goodwin of this place
secured the increase for him.
A stone mason from Grafton has
been here the past week working down
at the Academy, dressing out the VIM
dow-sills and caps for the new addition
to the bnilding. to be put up by the
Ciarksburg Brick Co.
Myrtle Devall. daughter OF John NJ.
Devan of Tunneltou, died. June rs,
1898. OF consumption. aged 90 years.
Funeral in the church at the Camp
Ground yesterday. conducted by Rev.
B. j. Taylor. Edmund Messenger and
Rev. Taylor, of this place. went up to
attend the funeral.
J Morgan Orr arrived homo last
week from Pittsburgh. where he has
been employed the past ten months by
a big bridge company. lie resigned
his place there and has formed par
tnership with r 5. Larev. of Tunnel
ton TO work the coal mines at the West
End of the big Tunnel. The frm is
The Larew & Orr Coal Co. Shippers
OF Steam and Domestic Coal with head.
quarters in Tunnelton. As Mr.. II. s.
Larew is n practical and experienced
miner and will look after the mines
while Mr. Orr hustles on the business
end OF the concern, 1t makes live and
progressive firm that Is bound TO sue
coed. This office turned out hand
some lot of new stationery for the ficin.
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Pleasant Dale.

Correspondence OF the Argus
NJ. +. PelL who has been sick, is
some better
Rev b. ]. Taylor will preach here
Thursday evening.
I. d. bower has been engaged in re-
pairing the roads
w. A. Hennessey has the finest piece
of corn in the country.
Mrs Clifton Reese is at her father
in-laws, picking cherries.
Wheat cutting and buclswheat sow
ing is the order of the day.
Several OF our people joined the
singing class al MilIersport.
Hurrah for the Glorious Fourth and
the United States war forces.
Rev. d. r and +. A. Fortney were
visiting @. w. White last week
Mrs. / q Cassidy has returned h rome
from her visit among her relatives.
Several Of oar young people took in
the show at Kingwood last week
Mr. and Mrs. wilbert Liston were
visiting l. n. Forman last Sunday.
Jos r. White and family passed
through here Yesterday en- rout for
Kingwood.
j. W. Rideuour has bought new
drill and expects 10 go TO Hacklebarney
to drill buclswheat. soon.
Some of ctr folks are thinking OF
attending the three days meeting at
Millersport. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Our people are looking forward with
great anticipations OF big time July
9Th. Some are going TO Kingwood and
some 70 Bethlehem.
Rev. q. W. skinner preached an ell
oquent sermon here last Sunday. The
Rev. spent last year IN Texas. He is
one OF our most able preachers.
Thomas y Elliott had some war in
ciinations, but his parents opposed his
going. Tommy has concluded 70 obey
the Divine command. which saws
Honor thy father and thy Mother. :"
and stay al home
The writer being on one OF the
highest hills some days ago. had the
pleasure Of witnessing a sight which
Tar surpassed in grandeur, the most
Interesting scene Of y ncle Toms Cabin.
The sight was that Of q young lady
descending cherry tree and running
loot race with yearling calf. The
calf being yoked. she soon overlook
II, and made u drop its prize. which
mad the appearances Of shoe The
calf sighed with satisfaction, having
lately devoured two or three ba by
dresses. straw hat. a pair Of half
handlers and pair Of ladies hose
OBSERVER.
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NOTICE.
OBSERVER

All persons having claims against
James A. Brown, crea ted prior to the
% day 81 March, 1897, will please pre-
sent the same to the undersigned. AZ
the law Office Of Brown e. Hyde, IN
kingwood, w. Va, on the 18th day Of
IulY. 1898
IL is important that The claims be
presented on that day In order that the
correct amounts may be ascertained
end n dividend paid ~ soon as possible
thereafter. Remember the day, July
l1-not before.
LEROY SHAW,
HENRY CLAY HYDK.
Kingwood. VIVA. Trustees.
June %. 1893.
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A lingo tumble.

Dewey love Schley, Sampsons
We Dewey, Dewey do
Well soon, we trust, Havana.
Mayhap Christina. too.
VIEWERS face is Blanco.
Wen archor To the Lee.
Aud cross perchancc on Moro.
with Terror DER the sea
And IL their wheezy cannon
Grow hoarse along their meats,
Wen use little WINSTON
To sootho their husky throats
Wen make. with just a Colon.
And that without delaying.
momcntary pause in what
The wilde. WildeNvaves are saying
Wen ship them back TO Cadiz.
We would not be Cervera;
Wen teach them not to Tampa
With anything that's nearer.
But, ere we launch shafter,
A thnnderbo,t Of war,
They may Cienfnyus
Brave cubans by the score.
Wen send "A deet of catboats
To gobble the Canaries,
And share Philippine or two
With our contemporaries.
A prize we Grant TO Dewey,
And let the heroes share IL.
They'll soon deserve another,
Because OF General Merritt.
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Twilight


~tftt>tonNcu~t 81 tho Argus.
Charles johnson, Of. Morgansown,
was visiting has daughter. Mrs Jerome
bradshaw. OF Twilight last SATURDAY
and Sunday, returning homo Tuesday.
The me I'M bers of the NJ e. church at
Mlllersport. would lie very glad IL the
party or parties who borrowed their
large lamp from the church. would
kindly return IL
Herbert, son OF Jesse and Hannah
BurS. of Three Fork. died Saturday,
June 18th. 1898 On sunday following
innerai services were conducted at the
Bethlehem church. by Rev Knots. OF
Masontowu, after which thu remains
were inferred in the new cemetery
near the church.
Twilight will soon be n deserted
town business has been suspended on
account OF having the timber cut out
The mill viii soon bc operating over
on Muddy Creek. While we regret a.
part with these kind people. We wish
them abundSut success
a singing class is being organized at
the Oak Grove church. Millersport for
the purpose of receiving Instructions in
vocal music. Prof. q. A. Federer. of
Gladesvillc. il To be the INSTRUCTOR
A few days ago an old gentleman
from the rural district OF Hackleharney
went To town and enquirod OF one OF
the merchants IL he kept hillside plows
Tor sale. On being informed that he
did, he then wanted TO know how the
"cr'tter WENT One Of our Twilight
citizens being present told him TO hitch
his horses to one end then get behind
the critter aud tell tho horses to get
M and the thing would move.
stranger said he. you don't under
stand me, L want 10 know how the
critter fiops." Jus, then n lady OF the
town happened Co be passing on her
b'cvcle, when he remarked Gosh
what kind OF u critter is that"
jimmie MAY
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Attention. q. Ar.

Alta called meeting OF Kelley 20 4
No III. G. A. r., held in the K. OF T.
hall. june 20, isps, Capt. j. NJ. Goodwin
was called To the chair as acting Com
mander, utter the transaction of other
business, tho following Officers were
elected and installed viz;
Il. A. Fortney, Commander; WIN. T.
Menear 81. Vice Commanders VIM. j.
Wotring, Jr Vice Commander; j. r.
Murdock, Adjutant; ID. " Morris,
Quarter Master II was ordered that
the stated meetings OF the Post should
be on the End aud fourth Saturdays of
each month at o'clock p. m, Let all
the members be present.
J. Il. MURDOCH.
Adjutant
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How II Was Done

Mabie, w Va, June TO- 1898 Mary
Wilson Of this place sta tcs that she was
q sufferer from letter on ner face. She
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
10 purified her blood. cured the letter
and helped her Ia other ways The
marvellous power Of Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla - purify and enrich the blood has
given ID a record Of caras uneonaied ~
any other nedicioo. IL Is fr0iv Amer.
fca'e ls1safoet Medicine
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Splendid Chance To Work Up Your
Lower Grades.

Wanted Tor spot cash poplar. plain
and qaartered white oak p.oee stork
either kiln dried pr cir dry. rongh or
planned and good one side won hat,,
any thint 10 offer. deseribe faenit,oe
aud give foli particulars Aadfts !,
3 Boz $500. Sew York City
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ORpER oF PueLIcATIoN

WReT NrHGrsfA ~.
~ Rules hold IN the Clerks Office of the en-.
day Of June. 1893
William Harmed
" Atiaelgroeuf fn ffh.,fa.4,.g
chas. II. Kantnert
The object OF this suit 90 subject .fi,e-sndl-
vided Interest 81 tlir defendant 81 the READ os.
tate Of which the Ia . Charles Ranfnor slfss1
seized othe payment 81 tho debt % the pain
tin in The bif ami proceediue mentioned
And N appearing that the defendant fnarls,s
X. kanfncr, d8 not 20 resident ~ ffliis state. on
motion ~ the piaiHt N. n IS ordered hat Ito
said defendant do appeaf here wifbiu ore
month after the dnte 81 the FIRST publication
hereof. and do what "a nrres AIRY ~ protect hfs
interests. and Inst this Order be published ~
the WHsT vfRgiNts ANaus, a Newspaper fnbs
iishod ia this count.
a c0Vy-i'ostc.
~. Wsgsox. Clsfk
r. J.. CTogau. Counsel FOR RIG.
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Wool Wanted.

We are now in the market for wool
Before selling, consult us. Will pay
the highest price, either in cash OF
goods.
JoBs j. COOKE d Sons,
Howesyfie, w. Va