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The Republican journal., 1898-06-23

sons visiting families in town that YOU have
failed to mention? Yes; Mrs Avis Morse
of Bath is at L. l.. Prescotts Who and
what is Professor Skinner who is erecting the
fine cottage on the Remission shore? Prof.
Skinner is profes sor of Mathematics at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bos-
ton, and his son is an architect of more than
local fame. He did professional work in the
South the past winter. How are the people
impressed with the building of cottage that
is to cost when completed about five thou
sand dollars? The people are more than
pleased. They see in it the beginning of
fine watering place i'll the near future; and
why not? We have as fine view of noun
tai lake and stream as there is in New Eng
land, with large lake of pure water fed
wholly by springs-a lake that has no visi-
BILE inlet-and fire spring on the mountain
with water as pure as at Poland Springs .
Is W. FL. Lowell of Boston in town? W.
h. Lowell of Boston is in town for a few
weeks. Did Mr.. Edgley speak at the
church in the village last Sunday. Mr..
Edgley did not speak at the church in this
village last sunday on account OF the storm,
but will do so next Sunday at 2 o'clock p
M....Are there any other arrivals in town
that have not been mentioned? Yes Mrs.
Jane Gilman and grandson of Newport came
to town Monday. DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Berry
of Hamilton, N. Y, are spending the sum-
mer with Mrs. Berry's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Clough of this village. Mary Kent
Davey, daughter of S. T. Davey of this
place, will give the first of series Of lectures
June Goth. The lectures will be given
under the auspices Of the Y. P. S. G. E. The
subject Of the first lecture is Paris, and as
it will no doubt be interesting
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prucetOn.
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correspondence ~ the Argus.
Luther Brytc is engaged in making
shingles.
James Harader. Of Clifton Mills. was
in town last Thursday
Miss AIDA Tuttle has returned from
two weeks visit at Uniontown.
j. X. Harshbarger. ofGibbons Glade.
was pleasant visitor in our town yes
terday.
A Normal school opened here today
(Monday) under the supervision of d.
T. Scott
Emmanuel Beegbiy is preparing a
berry patch. He believes in fine fruit
and plenty Of IL
The Bruceton Milling Company has
been furnishing DR.. Rayenfcroft with
lot Of fine siding and ceiling for his
Office.
Harry McGibbons. druggist. Of
Dunbar. Pa, has been visiting the pa
rental roof. for the last week While
here Harry has been very successful IN
capturing goodly number Of the finny
tribe.
The sale Of Emmanuel Bcegbley's
last Saturday, was well attended and
the live stock brought phenominal
prices. One calf. six months old.
brought over sixteen dollars, an I ono
four weeks old brought eight dollars
aud seveDLy-lve cents
Well, the election hero has gone
solidiy Republican; not one single
Democrat elected. and not even a sol
itary vote for Que. This election has
been a surprise for a good many in
the district. as the ring candidates were
defeated. Now. Nr. Editor, ana not
going 70 follow you as a prophet In the
future. as You have missed 70 80 on the
county superiDteudency. l laid on m y
necktie aud collar. rolled up my pants
and went TO work for Burke. taking Il
for granted that you knew the sen.
timents Of the voters OF the county.
Look ~ the result Oh how 10 break,
my hearth Candy elected by about
two 20 one. aud | am broken hearted
for the defeated candidates. Well
one consolation. Burke carried thi.
poll BY a big majority; this almost rec
onciles mc. Also WIN. r.. Shagfer is Ia
the same boat NTH noe.
ft.-r.., -.
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Correspondence OF Tax AReus.
Frank Meyers, OF hazelton. was IN
town last week.
William Collier. of Clifton Mills, wa.
in town last week.
ID. T. Scott OF Rruceton, attended
the literary here last Friday evening.
C w. Bcerbower. the Rockville mer.
chant, paid our town a visit, recently.
John Englehart. of the Englchart
Wooden Mills, was a business caller
here. recently.
DIR. Ravcnscroft Is building fine
new Office. The carpenters are, Lewis
Meyers aud William Benson.
jacob Ilarshbarger. the blacksmith
at Gibbons Glade. Pa. spent saturday
aud sunday with his family here.
Misses lisa ana Rheua Copeman have
returned from an extended visit with
friends at Kingwood and Masontowu.
Rev. westfall preached an excellent
sermon here last Sunday on "Immor-
talitv," taking for HE text;-"what is
Man"
Owing to the wet weather some OF
our farmers were disappointed in not
getting to plant corn last week. They
are now preparing 10 plant.
The Epworth League Convention
will be held jointly between brandon
Vile and Bruceton. 1t will convene
here Nav Is, and at Bruceton May 10,
Various noted speakers will be present
and address the convention.
The literary society had very in
teresting meeting last Friday evening
The question for debate was Resolved,
That Washington is more deserving
OF honor than Lincoln" IL was holly
contested on both sides. and the qucs.
ton was decided in favor of the AFR
NATIVE. The question Tor next Friday
evening is, Resolved. "rhat women
should have the right OF suffrage" A
lively discussion is expected.
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Hopewell. W. Va.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
ID. u. johnson is working for $.
Darby
Major Martin is working for w.
Metheny.
I. NJ. McNair is done planting corn
Did he plant too soon?
Amos Cooling is building n barn for
Albert Wolf Alnos is good workman
j. NJ. Collins is still in the huclxster.
ing business and is making very
good money.
A y. McNair. ono OF our leading
farmers OF this place, is making fast
preparation for planting corn
A. L.. Henson ~ cutting stave blocks
for the II. ,. Co. lie aud his partner
average three cord and over day.
J. II. Arnold still has the same old
cook; they get along very fine, he
thinks she can bake the best bread
that he ever ate.
David B. Johnson visits l. n. Wolfe's
occasionally and think he is looking
after the interests OF his daugh ter.
which you know lie has.
sunday school is going on here now,
with a large Attendance. with T.. ".
King. Superint rndent and j. w.
Wheeler, assistant.
Sunday school is going on here very
successfully with n large attendance,
with +. NJ. King. superintendent, and
!. w. Wheeler, Assistant Superintend.
ent
j. NJ Collins and his dangter were
visiting in Fayette county last week
lie reports that -four is selling at 81. SO
Ger hundred At Ruber's mill and 81 so
here.
Albert Collins is very frequently with
William Yeast's family. Has he an In.
terest there or not +? Yep. think he
has You know MIR. Yeast has very
fine daughter. Oh, well. that accounts
for IL.
fInrrah for the large entertainment
that was 10 be and has been at this
place. and was no great sight. after
all. although the fine music and
speeches which were produced from
the phonograph, was very interesting
TO the audience. a vote was taken by
all who wished 90 have hand i'm it.
as to who WAS the best looking LADY
and most bomciy gentleman in the
house, who were TO receive n hand.
some present Miss Blanche Heines
and Charles Hornby were the two.
TOM TUCKER
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To the RepuJ1icans Of Preston
COnnfy:

To the RepuJlicans Of Preston
C0unty
desire TO express my gratitude by
this means to you for your kind and
generous support at the recent pri-
mary election. While my friend Mr..
Baker received more votes than I. and
will no doubt have the honor OF rep.
resentiug tho banner County Of Preston
IN our next legislature regard my
vote MS personal compliment being
in the race but single week, and
having but q limited opportunity to
meet you and solicit your support. I
regard all Republicans Ia this county
as friends and to those who voted for
me am especially grateful; and %
those who voted for Mr.. Baker / desire
TO say they voted for a worthy and
honorable gentleman. and one who
will. when elected. perform his duties
with credit TO himself anS honor 20 the
county. and one worthy the support Of
every Republican.
My race was made upon the princi-
pies / have always maintained and
fought for; that 20 the people alone
ough ut 10 be left the right OF selecting
their representatives, and that no few
leaders be they committeeman or
bosses Of any kind, should be permitted
70 force thcir selections upon the party
uncontcsted. No man ever encoun-
tered fiercef fight than met from
what is termed the organization" in
this county; snd my friends In the
town Of Kiogwood. run more s,rin-
gent blockade ia depositing their bal
lots for me, than is today maintained
by the gallant sampson with his ia.
vinci6le squadron around the harbor Of
Havana.
Although defeated am still Re-.
public lu, aud in the com NJ camoaiVn
challenge any OF those VINO les the on
/ position against me TO take M the
banner Of Republican politics and carry
IL further iutO the enemy's camp than /.
Again. periuit roe TO thank yon for /
1 especially esteem IL compliment for
the reason that have recently quilted
( one Of the most important offices in
your county, aud the most difficult to
! hll-especialiy on account Of the dark
/ days and stringent times incitlcnt to
the panic OF 1898. While Sheriff I en-.
deayored TO do my duty to the people
OF the county aud 70 mgself. ami am
still ready 10 do my duty either ia
public or private wherever its line may
I f,dl: and while not as able to render
nv country rs good service az did In
1861 J am ready now to volunteer In
her service. II called npon. to support
her honor and her arms
Very respectfully voIfs
LEKoH enAw
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A Resolution or Respect.

AT regular meeting OF Austen
Lodge, No. i24 /. O o. r ~ Austen.
W Va, held April soth, 1898 The
following Resolutions we're adopted.
WnEREAs, In the dispensation of all
wise Prrvid nee IL hath pleased The
Creator of the universe TO remove by
death from our midst Brother w. A.
Trickett. Whereas. IL is right and
proper that due regard to his macy
virtues paid; therefore lie Il
RESOLVED. That we extend our avm.
pathy TO the friends in their bereayc.
ment
RESOLVED That our charter be
drnped IN mourning for thirty DAYS.
and mat copy of these resolutions be
printed In the county papers. and also
recorded in our minutes
| y. BAILEY.
s. w. SHAY, COMMITTEE.
Il. L. NUTTER.
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Bruceton

corrcsrcndsnce OF tho Argus.
Rev. W. H. Berry returned TO Nor.
gantown today, Monday.
john ID Evans was at Mirchancs
iastwee after n load of corn.
J. y. Bowermaster. our j. p. has
improved his property by erecting q
coal house.
A. c. Friend, who has been visiting
relatives here for the last two weeks
departed for his home las, Friday.
Miss Bessie Feather. the belle OF this
town, is spending few weeks a,nony
relatives and friends at Terra Alta.
Flovd Gale. our celebrated painter.
is decorating Ezra Thomas house
Floyd has the swing by which IL is
done.
ID. T. Scott was at McKecsport last
week. lilo was accompanied by his
wife, who is in Tho hospital there Tor
treatment.
Some of our young bloods took n
the show at uniontown, last Thursday.
They say they saw the elephant for
sure. this time.
This has been the hottest day OF this
year. IL reminds MS that IT 4, nearl,
time To exchange our heavy winter
clothing for something cooler
Emmanuel Beeghly is hauling nice
lot Of lumber. SO that In the near ~.
ture he viii he able to supply his GUS
toners with good building lumber.
Merchant T. w. King, Is hauling bis
own goods now, /. e his son Willie Is
doing the holding OF the checlss Even
if war prices have struck some plnces.
you can = o there now for cheap goods.
Our genial y atlSsmith, J. A. Rode.
HEAVIER, Is n live aud enterprisinp man.
lis lates, veuture is in the enrichment
OF our land. Last week he launched n
boat 2s feet long by ten feet ~ dc for
the sole purpose OF furnishing lime To
the farmers. The quarry Is two and n
half miles from here. by the county
road and very heavy grade, part OF
the way. With his boat Mr.. Rode.
beaver can deliver nearly two hnndrea
bushels In town day. This IL what
has been needed for a louR time.
May =, lSpS Gyrsy, in.
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Bring Our Heroes Home ,

The beautiful song Hiring Our He.
roes Home" ded Gated TO the Heroes OF
the u ;. ljattleship Maine is one OF the
finest national songs ever written
The words ring with patriotism and
the music is stirring and full of fire.
and fitting the noble sentiment Ia
which IL Is dedicated Arranged for
Piano and Organ. This song and six
teen other pages OF full sheet music
will be sent ON receipt OF % cents. Nd
dress, POPULAR Music Co., Indianap D.
oils Ind
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Fellowsvillo

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Tom Mason, OF Dent, was in town
Monday.
Mrs. t. r Shay was at Tunnelton
last week.
Alex Shahan made business trip TO
TunneltoD. Monday.
Mrs WA Watson. who was III last
week, Is better at this writing.
Miss Clar Royce. who Is staying al
Austen. spent sunday at home
Rino Fromheart. OF near Austen.
was Ia town lasts week.
Or. J. r Michaels has sold his farm
below town 20 n. G. Kidenour.
viii Smith, who has been very M
with the fever, Is slowly improving.
John Lvoch. the artist. was in Austen
last week, doing some work for Geo
9. shaw.
r r.. Watson and Nelson Michaeis
made business trip 60 Function,
Monday.
Mpssrs George Shaw and Alex Sin.
clair Of Austen. we're ia town on bush
ness last week
Mrs John Lynch r. visiting friends
and relatives in Tunnelton and New
burg, this week.
r. " Huffman. "The Newcomer" Of
Marques. was in town Saturday 1T.
tending. the convention.
Charles Kercheval. Of Austen, was
the guest Of parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
r. Kercheval, sunday.
The Uncle Toms Speciality Com
paBy" VIII render their play again
Saturday night, IN the X. Of T.. Hall.
Your correspondent WAS IN Tunnel.
ton few hours Monday, and found a
/ few locals worthy OF note. VIZ. ~.
ideutlg the miners II that place are
not for Dayton. but are particularly
favorao ole % pitzer, as be got almost
their solid support, ADD one Of tie sig.
nihcant facts noticeable 10 the Repnb.
lican primaries held last saturday, was
that the Dayton delegates at Tunnel
I ton received only six votes four d..
which we're cast by miners and there
arc one hundred and forty miner,
/ there. fully tvo-thirds OF whom voted
\ the Republican ticket
You sill find that the object Of
/ j. Fortneys friends were 10 spring hin
I as q candidate at the last moment Al
I the convention and as far az possible
/ with an eye 20 secure delegates from
7 this convention. whom they could con
! troll for fOrtney. was also informed
that such has been The object and Sc
cret desire Of the friends ~ Fortne,
and they have worked with great zeal
I 10 accomplish it
5s-ss kHioBr ARopz
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NrorlcR ro l.lrN noLnERs.

To al persons holding liens by Judgment. or
otnefWiSa. tho real estate, or any part
thereof OF NJ Nukimtny
In pursuance 81 a decree Of the ircuit court
~ Preston county made IN a causc therein
pcolinS. To- subject the real cs'nte 81 said NJ {.
cN'mmy tO the satisfaction ot tho Hers there
on YOU ave hereby required to prreent ~
Q aims holt hy you and each " y0n against tho
said NJ Nchmnv. which are liens on his rosi
estate any part ~ a. FOR adjudication. 10 me.
az Toy uisoe Ia Ningw ,od. Preston county, - cst
Airginla, o0 OF before the sSth day of May. A.
u iS0S.
Given under my hand this 18TH day OF Arril.
A. D..iSoS.
". wAr3oN ,'cnrisslcner.
r.J Crosan. Atty. a IL 'eslt s3.pa
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To all pcrsOus holdlcg liens ny Judgment. OF
otherwise. ON the req estate, or any part
thoreof ~ NJ n NuriOck
In pnrauNnce 90 a dccrVc OF tho Circuit Court
az lr'StOn county. made in same Wherein
pcnding. ~ subject the real - ate of he sail
NJ. ". Mur'lOck to tho satisfaction OF the liens
thereon. Won ARE hcrchy required Ia pros crt q 1
claims held by y0u aud zach of vNu against tbs
said NJ a. MnrdOck. which are lens on his real
estate or any pnrt % ", fur adjudication, 20 me-
~ my ohl,c In kingwAOi. Preston county. West
Nlrgltda. on or before the sSth day OF May, A..
d. iNNN
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF April.
a. d., ictS,
!. w. WATSON Comn,issioncr.
4. j. Crogan, ATTY. i2i-' at Sa.9o
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NorIcE NO LInN noLpEns.

10 NJ uerions holding lions nv Judgement or
ofhOrwse. ON the real a-fNte, or any pait
thrroot oi Dennis N SHEETS.
IN pu-suanro of a dccrco of the Circuit Court
~ Preston county. made ga a cause therein
pondi 60 subject the re a estate of the sasd
Mennls VI SHEETS ~ tho satisfaction ~ the limos
thereon. You are hereby toluiV-d Co present al
ciplns held nv You and cach OF you against tho
said ccnnis NJ Shoots. which ate liens on hiS
real estate Or any part of n = adiudication,to
me- nt my oOlce Ia kingwnOi I. pr '>ton county.
" est Virginia on or before the sd day OF May.
\. ~ tS9s.
a. d., ispS.
a-ei '9s a. Sa00
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NOTICE TO LIEN noLDEns.

To all persons holding Hens by Judgment. or
otherwise, on the reul estate. or any part
there Of James " Carroll
IT, pursuance ~ decree ~ the ircnt Court
Of Preston county made IN cause there v
pending. - snb cot tho real estate OF the said
James " Carroll 20 the eatlgfactior Of the liens
thereon. YOU are hereby required TO pre- cent all
ella ms held by you and each ~ you against the
said James " Carroll which are liens on his
real estate any part Of IL. for adjudication 10
nc. ~ ny Office IN Kln9woOd Pre- ton courty.
West Virsinia on or before the 10Th day Of May
A. ID iS1s
Given nqder my hand this ~ h day OF April,
A ~, 1883
;. W. wAisoE. Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

coMmsroSrn's orricr. KInewood. W Va,
April 18Th. 1898.
NJ. p. Brown
Equity.
Jas NJ Carroll, OF nj.
The nbnve emitted cbancerv cause by de-
cree of the rcuit Court OF Preston county,
made therein, on the 3pth day OF Mprch ~:
1909, having been referred to the undersigned
CommiSsiontr In thancery, with The following
directions 90 ascertain aud report the real
estate owned by the defendant Jas. NJ. Carrot.
the state and condition ~ the title thereto. tho
lens and charges thereon their amounts. char
acte prioritles. and to whom owing and TINT
he rarort any other pertinent matter which
may be deemed SO by himself, or required by
The parties or any OF them:
4 he parties 90 said 'anse To wit Margaret
r. Brown plaintiff and James NJ , arroll, Jane
etz or, " IN g. brown. o. A. H~rlind, q ~.
RadnbuuRh, sabinn Feaths r, Calvin Igor :, John
Barton Payne. Hebocca Y. Carroll. Joseph
Feather admr 81 Jacob Feather deceased, de-
fcndints WILL therefore, take notice. that, OF
tho 30th 4 Of May A. d.. 1898. ut my office In
Kingwood. Preston county. wost Virginia,
shall proceed To- execute sn Il decree.
Given Under my hand this 18th day OF April.
A. d., 1893.
4-2i-'9s Il 500
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kingwood Presbyterian church. sun
day May 18th, -. Ssbbath-school at
10 a. m Preaching at IL - m. aud $50
y. m by the Rev. A. T.. Hubbard. OF
Allegheny. Pa. Rev. Hubbard is a
graduate of Washington aud jefferson
College, and also OF the Western Theo-
logical Seminary OF Allegheny. Pa.
1t took him ten years TO complete these
courses of study. Let every body come
out 20 hear him. Christian Endeavor
at ESQ p. IN.
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NOTICE TO cRrprroRs.

70 the creditors 81 John r. walker deceased:
In pursuance at decree Of the Circuit COur
of tho County OF Preston, made In a cause
therein pending. 60 subject the real estate OF
the said John 4 Walker 90 the payment OF hts
debts you ore required to present your claims
ara nSt the estate OF the said John II. Walker
for adiudica Ion tod. w Watson Commieeion-
or. nc hi onioe In the said county ON ,r before
tho 9th day - June ncxt,
Witness. j. W Watson. clerk Of said court,
this Ga day Of April, 1893
Brown \ Hyde. Attys. 4ai gsbt Si.05
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NorlcE TO CRED roRs.

10 tho creditors OF y. NJ Grihhle deceased
IN pursn noe OF decree of the Circuit uurt
OF he s'onntt nf Preston. nde In u cause there
In pending. 10 subject the real estate of the
said NJ Grlbhle to the payment OF his debts.
you are required 90 present your claims ngainet
tie estR OF the IA y. NJ, Gribble for rdludi-
cation 60 j. ", Nafson, Commissioners at his
ufiice In the said county ON or before the 9th
day OF June next
Witness J ~ watson, clerk OF said court.
this 18th day Of April, iSp'
r.. j. Crogan, Atty. 4 2l-'Os a. S405
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Brides and brides attendants are
amply provided for as regards costumes
in THE STANDARD DESIGNER for Juue,
but not to the exclusion OF the re-
mainder OF humanity. for there are
stylish and artistic garment designs in
plenty for ladies misses. girls and chill
dreu. all charmipgly illustrated and
explicitly described. The millinery in
black and-white and i'm coiurs is re-
prosuced from imported models and,
with the text. should be great as
sista nee to women who cannot con.
venientlv visit city hat establishments
Outside of the fashions there are many
srticles that observe special mention
''Floricultnre" is devoted this month
to rose culture. the bicycling page 10
articles suitable for the tourist. and
tho etiquette columns 10 wedding hints.
Fancy work In darned net, crochet
tatting and knitting Is amply and
handsomely represented. ''~umfner
FurnishinYs" should interest the
housekeeper. also the aDpetizing cook.
erv receipts and general household adj
vice. Two complete stories. contin-
ned story short poems and other mis-
celianeous matter 6ll out most accent
ably the june DEsIGSER's generous
table OF contents.
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rown ngla. 80. - = b. b - 81
connp1ossn.s OFFICE. Kinewood ~. va.
Apr,l 18th. 1893.
Elizabeth whltridge Of ~

james Boyce. Ir etaI
The abov0 EMIT cd ehtuccry cause. bg n de-
&c ~ The circuit Curs n Preston cuuafg
made therein. 0u the aist ay ~ iarch. i. ID
Commissioner M tbEcory. with the following
dlfcotiouH 20 ascertain ana report tho true
state IL the accounts brfWeg1 the parties hqfe-
TO ~ ~ rents and urOhfs ~ fLe real estate 90
the bll AMI proceedings mentioned uD 90 tho
time ~ the making ~ he said com nissioaer's
touching The charge iu The plaintiffs Diil ON This
subject against Tho deee1ohf Martin 4 chatter.
his heirs AMI administrative. Ter cutting flm8nr
afd fur rents and profits generally due from
said 81. j.. thfner's rsf1io Hu1 fffTn III sold
heirs sud adminisfraifiG or any ~ them fer
such timber and fosts ana profits ~ tue other
Joint @ y mere ~ 50 rcai &C. ate.
The parties - this cause, - wit. Elizabeth
Graham whiifidgo. an walfcf %. Brooks. Jr..
and urOlinc 5. johnson. trustees under the
will ~ walter - Brooks deera+cf 3. plaintiff (.
an James eoyco, r.. JUiin Boycc aud vii
trustees az 81 The VIII % james BDycc SRI,
Amelia StuDfurd. Catherine Harrison. Mary
Elizabeth Post. vii lam S Fisher J0hu a
i1ycc and william whe Ter ovco executors n
the will ui james Royce er william stOpf0rd
Henry IS Stopf0rd, Chas r rtopf0rd Nablo
uo %. Hiss, George Y. a Hiss james f
ilisq Alberta ~ Iqnhsm al mihistratrir III tho
state Of Martin J.. 81 llor dccefscd aud in her
owe right, Margaret y. ftnrley. Philip A. Shaf-
fer. irgiuia <htfor. and Richard It,. Sbafier
aud y selIcr defendant. viii. thor cforo. TAI
notice. lhsf on the iath day ~ juno D .1e3.
~ fat oitce tn kl1HWcoi 4, preston county. west
Virginia snail brucccd a. execute said daeiea.
ciYeo ngdef my hatd this istb DAY o. April.
a. D.,.lse.
fai ss a SEQ
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Wool wanted.

Before selling. consult us. Wul pay
the highest price, either in cash or
goods.
JoHS j. COCKS & SoNs.
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