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Richardson McCOnaughey Case
Decided.

Judge Warren Miller this morning
delivered his opinion in the cases in
litigation between William Richard
son on one side and McConaughey,
Bee q Co.. and McCunnughey Il Co.
on the other. The decision was in
favor Of the Electromagnetic through
out. The litigation between these
parties is over a transac ton lin rail.
road tics. The McConaugheys sued
Richardson for balance, which they
claimed was due them, of $4,000
Richardson claimed that there was
due him instead sl5, 900 and secured
a temporary Injunction to prevent
the disposal Of certain ties. The cas-.
es were argued year ago before
Judge Miller on motion to dissolve
the injunction and to restore the rec.
ord in the case. which the McCOnaug.
heys claimed in their bill had been
changed oy VIM. Richardson.
The Court decided this morning
that the acknowledgement entitled
to have The record'restored and alter.
ations made il eight certain letters
which were alleged by them to have
been changed by Mr.. Richardson.
| he Court stated that they had I'm.
doubtediy been altered, after they
had been made part Of the records
Of the court, and directed that the al
lerations be oxpunged. The Court
was alao Of the opinion that there
was M jurisdiction in court OF
equity To hear the matter complained
of and dismissed the bill.
Mr. Richardson was represented by
ID. &. Casio and Walter Peudleton,
and the McConyugheys were repre-.
senled by Lynn IL Hamilton, OF
rantsvile, and William Beard, OF
this city.
The record in this csso vas one Of
the most volumiuous documents
which has ever been printed in this
country. II contained over 1000
pages Of typewriter mstter.-Sentiuel
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Especial Commissioners Sale
FL of Valuable Real Estate.


! BY virtue Of two several DEGREES of the
/ Circuit Court al Calhoun codnty, Nest
/ Virginia, rendered respectively at inc June
AMI October terms, 1900 Of said court in
I the Ohancsry cause of W. r. Stump ard
Others against A. H. Minney and : j.
Simmons. the undersigned special receiver
and commissioner will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1901,
That being the first dav of the February
term of said Court, offer for sale at the front
door of the court house of said county, to
the highest bidder the real estate in the two
said DEGREES directed 20 he sold, that il To
say, three several lots or parcels of land
situate at the mouth OF Steer creek. i'm
Sherman district, said county and state, one
of which is the same lot conveyed to the
said a. III. Minney by J. -. .lehrcvs snd
wife by deed bearing date on the 10th. day
of April, 1899, and Of record i'm the Calhoun
county court clerks Office in decd book No.
23 ~ page 2SS which lot contains 6jOS
square poles, and upon which is situated
the store house and dwelling house now
occupied by |. y. Stasvher. Another Of
which lots was conveyed by Hannah Marsh
all and II. H. Marskall, her husband 10 the
said \. II. Minney, by deed hearing Gate on
the ! It'll. day of july, 1892, and OF record
in the said clerks Office in deed book NO
%, at page 2G6, sud which lot contains
square poles: The other Of which lots is
situated between the mouth Of Sycamore
creek and Steer creek, and contains one
fourth of an Scrc, all OF which lots or par
GELS are more fully described in deed Of
conveyance from the said 4 H. Njuury sud
wife to the said :. J. ,inmons, bearing date
on the Dist. day of April, 1900, and of icc.
ord III the said clerk office IN decd book
No 81, at pis,S 2S5 and $50, and also in
the papeo fled IN said cause, and for a
more particular description Of the same ref
ercnce is here rasde to the said DECD sud
the sud papers.
The said three parcels viii he sold either
separately or together, Whichever gill prove
most advantageous TO the parties to sid
cause.
TERMs or SALE: Said real estate will b.
sold upon = credit of six and twelve months
from the day of sale, taking from tho pur-
chaser or puact Nscrs notes or bond, With
good security for the deferred ins,allmcn.s,
and returning the legal tide to the same
unit. it is fully paid for, ~ = further Sc
curity. $. y. BELL,
Special Receiver and Commissioners
certify that bond has heretofore been
given by the above special receiver and
commissioner as required by the decree in
said cause
Tes.e:
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r. ". HAIL, Clerk.
SOmmiSSiODcr'S Sale OF Nalu-
- able Real Estate.

By virtue OF \ decree OF the Circuit Court
of Calhoun county, West Virginia, render
ed at the October term, 1900, OF said court,
in the chancery cause Of Reese Blizzard
against Lenor1 V. Ruiey and others the
undersigned special commissioner apuoint-
cd for the purpose, will on
MoHDtY, TIE llrH. DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1901, that being tie FIRST day Of the Feb
ruary term of said court, NJ the front door
of the court house of said county offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
the real estate mentioned and decreed to be
sold in said cause, that is 10 say, the midi
Yided one-half interest in : tract of thirty
500 acres of land, lying and being situate
on the Little kanawha river IN Sherman
district cf said county, which land is men
toned and more fully described in the
papers in said cause, 10 which reference is
here made for more complete and scsur-
ate description of the same.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash in
hand on day Of sale, anu the residue upon 4
credit Of six and twelve months, taking
from the purchaser notes with good per
sonal security for the deferred installments,
which notes shall bear Interest from the day
Of sale.
f CEETowETH Com'r.
certify that bond has been given by tn,
above commissioner as required by the de-
cree in the above named cause
Teste:
II. ". HAIL, Clerk.
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by virtue o. decree of the Cit,li, Conr,
81 Calhoun county, West Virginia, ,ealcr-
~ NJ The June term, 1900, OF t.id court. m
TIC Chauc@rv cause ol $csln VI. Is,pc.t
aglinsI Mary G.. Anderson and others. the
Undersigned special commissioner, wi, On
MONDAY, THIS llrG. DAY OF FEHRUARv,
1901, thai being the first day OF Tie Feb
ruHry term of said court offer Tor sa,c at
public auction 20 the highest bidder "a the
iront door OF tie Court house OF SAID county.
the real estate IN SAID decree directed 10 BE-
sold ,u.wit:
: tract OF l03 acres of land. living On the
waters ot Sycamore cIe oi-. I'm SGerI.a, dis
irict OF SAID county, adjoining the lands OF
james Barr, and being the eoue lsaj COM
weed by Lucinda Stump and Simon -.
stump her husband, to the said Mary G..
Anderson, 10y deed dated GA the 24th. dav
OF September 1897. which dot3 is Of record
IN the Office of the CLERK uf The County
Court OF Calhoun county. and for a more
complete and accurate 'sc:iWiou of The
said land reference is here made to- the deed
Aforesaid and TO the papers l!cd in said
cause.
Terms OF SALE: Sufficient cash in hand,
20 pay the costs CO suit, and expenses of sale;
S34" on credit of ono year, aud thc residue
TO he paid in three equal iustallments, in
two, three and fonr years respectively from
the day Of sale, for which deferred Install
nents the purchaser shall execute note, or
bonds with good security, bearing iut-res;
from The day Of sale
). NJ. llAMiIToy, Special Co,n'r
| certify that bond has been given Ivy tie
above named special commissioner Is re-
CURED by decree in laid cause.
lcstc;
u ~ ~ -,
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Following is the report Of the Hur
school Tor term beginning On The let
day Of O,tobcr, 1900, and Guiding on
the l9h day Of Jan. 1901: No. Of
pupils enrolled first month, 40; aver.
age d.ily attendance, g. No. of pu.
pills enrolled second month, 81; aver.
age daily attendance, a. No. of
pupils enrolled third mouth, 81; ay.
ersgo daily attendance 40. No. of
pupils enrolled fourth mouth, SO; Az.
erags daily attendance AZ. No. OF
pupil enrolled for term, g.; average
dolly attendance 40. The last day
VAS spent in a social way; those pres
ent seemed to enjoy the exercises
Especially we're the talks given by J..
3. Riggs, s. f. Riddle, Ira Btemple
and Cay stslnaker appreciated, for
which the ssid parties have the thanks
Of the teacher and scholag. Alec
the various visitoro have the thanks
Of the school for their presence Lee
Gamer, Teacher
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Some Of these days several men of
this city, Hho are in tho habit of
rubberipg at every opportunity, will
break their necks while serewing their
heads to look into other peoples bus.
mess. 4 case in point happened on
Market street this morning which H.
Illustrated how many men will stop to
crook their neeks by watching what
is going on. A pretty young lady
was waking hurriedly along the street
0hen she felt something part in the
back. Instantly her rist hip fell
like i punctu.ed bicycle tire, making
her Iefl one lock ridiculous by con
irast. Thcreupon every man on the
street stoPped to rubber, and quite u
crowd gathered before the humiIiaied
girl could eecape to the shelter of q
neighooriug millinery store. State
Journal.
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A Boston me chant has -it;en 10
leading newspaper thIt he has
'und newspaper advertising = "suc.
essful experiment" As matter OF
act it is not an experiment. but =
common sense branch of business en-.
'erprise. Advertising begsn when
the first salesman spoke favorahly OF
his wares and business methods, and
neu goods we're fret placed on dis
~ to attract the attention Of the
public. Newspaper advertising il
sinply IN estoUsisn Of the salesman,
talk. 81 that it may reach thousand.
Of possible bnyer5.
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$500 Reward

For any case Of rheumatism which
cannot be cured with DR.. DrummOnd's
Lightning Remedies, internal and ex.
ternal, relieves ~ once, cure gu4ran.
iced. Restores sth POINTS, drawn
cords. and hardened muscles. If
your druggist has not got it do nos
lake anything else. Send descriipt.
ON of your case, take the sgency and
secure treatment tree. Drummond
Medicine Co, 50 j sszu Street, N
Y
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Hot long ago, an ex editor was
making UP and sending out state.
men,s To- those " no owed him, and
coaing to the account OF delinquent
Of !nnE s'suding, from whom he had
not heard for many years, he made
up his account and addressed il to
the deIinquent's last known post
Office Sddress, and wrote on the cor
ser of the envelope the following:
"P. NJ. if net called for in ten days,
please for"sri /" the place not guard
ed BY angela. The dIs on this pa.
der might cool his parched tongue. -
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Il. ". HALL, Clerk.
F7JIn1aiSsionCI''s Sale OF Yal,ta-
~ able Real Estate.


p virtue Of q decree Of IT,. Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county, Nest Virginia. rendered
It the June term, 1900, ofs4id court. in the
chancery cause OF Liun u Hamilton. Com
miSsioners against !. ". scharsi1cr Ar
istOtie Smith and ii. C. C2npbali. the
undersigned special commissioner will on
MONDAY, rHE llTH DAY oF FEBarAky,
1901, that peing the FIRST day Of the Feb
ruarS term of said court offer for sale at
the front door OF the court house o.. said
county, at public auction to the highest
bidder, the real estate ia said cause dccrsed
20 be sold, that is to say,
Two tracts or parcels Of l7nd, one of
which contains GO or 6fncres, situate on
Wolf ran, in Washington district Calhoun
county, West Virginia, ana is the aarnc land
conveyed 10 ". T.. Schari;cer by William
woodward and vile, hy deed dated ON the
3rd day Of June, 1882 and is of record i1
the Once Of the Clerk Of the county court.
Of Calhoun county. in deed book No. -. az
pages All, AZ and rs, copy Of which
decd Is cleo fled stA tlig papers OF the
cause.
The othsr tree, or Nps,e.l contains 7oI
acres, and - si:usl~ on Middle FOik o.
wolf run, IN Washington district. Of said
county, and D. the same land conveyed Nv
Milton r. Anderson, .3a vie and will
lam g.. Anderson TO W. g. Schart.1er. sy
deed bearing dite or the 18TH day of SCI,
temner 1872, and isof record in the sid
Clerks Office in deed hook 20 l-.stpase
26s copy OF which decd isli+j Sled win
tEc gNpcr. of tie csse, an f1r q more com
piets 9nd accurate description OF the tyo
said p2rc,i, references b. here made 90 Ire
two docds aforesaid aud 10 the papers in
the cause.
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Following is tho report OF the
GrsmsvilIe School fnr term ending
Jan. %, 1901. No. of pupils Ell
rolled. Boys IL, Girls %. Total
73. Average daily attendance for
term, so Pupils neither abs ent nor
tardy. Boys: John Hamilton. Geo.
Hamilton, Dale Dulin and Walter
Marshall, Girls: Cornelia Hickman,
Gladys Dulin, Bessie Williams and
Dee Dulin.
latte WILLIAMS,
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The Signal of last week said, that
Mrs. Goodwin and Miss C0lemA IL
we're selected by committee as being
the two most beautiful women in
America Wen wager that Calhoun
county has some daughters who, to
leave OF the paint ard pads, would
make the tvo above named beauties
look like thirty cents.
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Miss Mittie SiIcott is in Grants
vile, the gnest Of her sister, Mrs.
Hsgsn Barr Mitlie has several
good traits If character, but We be.
lieve her best one, and one that u
noble in any girl, is her fsrvent hlisl
affection. She is At present sscrihc
ing life Of gaiety and pleasure in
the highest circle Of poclety, which
always holds such a great attraction
ior girls other age, solely for the
sake Of being with, and assisting her
aged parents. Mr. and Mrs. 6. w,
SiIcolt. Of Brooks7ille. There are
certainly rich rewards for such Ger.
vices, ard It wlll he a pleasure to u,
when Nit receives hers
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The Calhoun County Bank opened
its doorssfor business this CMDnday)
morning. The room Was finished and
arranged Saturday, by Rov Stump,
and presents splendid appearance.
II will always be pleasure to go in
there, for With gentlemanly Mr.
Smith to do business With, and the
luxurious surroundings, even the most
fastidious will be pleased.
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S. Wilson, the Big Springs
liant, was here a day or SO last
<. Would that We had five
sand such patron and friends as
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CY. HICKMAN.

Austin's Cash Store will have for
cir spring opening a line of mill
= goods that will rival in STYLE,
ni'y and quality, stores OF much
ser places. Their buyer will take
} opportunity 60 personally in
ct the line Of the best and larsesl
Illinery house in the Uuiled States.
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Rev. NJ. b. Stump, of Gilmer
county, and Rev. j. w. Taylor, of
Ayers, this county, arc now engaged
iu series Of meetings At Cairo,
Richie county. The pair will Ger
tainly do To draw t..
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The Spring announcement Of the
West Virgins Conference Seminary
is just published This institution is
singlsrly prosperous It's ten depart
meuIs, strong faculty, high moral
tone, healthfuI location, special in.
dueements 10 public school teachers,
and large enrolment give it high
rank in tho State. Besides the reg
ulsr work " the Seminary. classes
will be organized 81 tho beginning OF
the Spring term, in al the common
branches The new Spring Announ.
cement, Departmental Announce.
ments and General Catalogue, will
be sent 90 any person upon applIca-
PEI intending students
Nool information
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DENTAL NOTICE.

CSFas DR.. John Stops, Den.
QEffYH33 isi, will visit GRAMS.
willie February 18Th aud remain
three days; Brooksyille, FEB. 2lst,
and remain one day. Hs will be
thoroughly prepared to do all kinds
nf Dental work.
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We are in receipt of letter from
J. A VanHook, of Candor, n. Y,
who is looking for location in the
South, aud desires TO see a Chronicle
TO find out it Calhoun county would
suit mm. We think it would, if he
could be suited any place in the State.
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1T of u row in the first
rich Of Petersburg one
embers Withdrew and will
er church. They scrap.
iey weren't followers of the
Peace.
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A Mr.. RAIDER, Of Parkersburg, has
been here few days, assisting our
rownsmau, Roy Stump, in adjusting
and setting up the furniture in the
bank.
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.oscoe Hardmau, who has besn at.
ing school at Lexington, taking
rgh course in business, for the
3ral months, returned home
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Il parties knowing themselves to
Indebted to me viii please call
I settle ON or before Feb. ID, 1901.
unsettled accounts, large or
all will lie put out for collection
er that date.
CY yIIcKuA
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e hays came over from Ar.
hurriedly last Tue-dsy, to
his father, G. w. Hays,
account Of the death of tie
lid Of Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
hich occsrred on tnrt day.
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Willard House is being sup
with provisions by the city
kets.
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ae +. 5. Wilson's mems all wool q,
chash, So suits, at Big Springs,
Va.
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r. ". HALL. Clerk.
S"sSuIiss toner's Salc OF T2l..
'-z-ssS &bic ISC;l slstatc.

gfsssttll 49, sOEC = = sNAlN o. 9lls-
'"--s'% able Real Estate.
by virtue Of a decree Of the Circui, Cour,
OF Calhoun county, West Nirginia. rendered
n the June term, 1900 of the siid court. in
the cntnccry cause of &. T. Coupcr. Admin
istrstor against II. g. Ellison and Others. he
undersigned special COMMISSIONS. appoint
cd for the purpose viii on
MoNDAY, 1uE liiH. DAY or FEsuUAHv.
1901, that being court day. oacr for s,le
at public auction to the highest bidder nj
tie front door Of the court house OF Cal
houn county, the real estate in said cause
decreed to be sold, to-wit:
40 tracts or parcels OF land one of
which contains : 81 acres, residue OF 81
acres, after ahatiTg the parcel Of u acr-s
sold to William NJ Ellison, which tract of
! 1S: acres Is situated on Walker. creek. in
! Washington district, Calhoun county, West
| Virginia plat and description of which Is
flied with the papers of the cause, ~ well as
a plat and description OF the parcel Of u
acres. The other parcel contains twenty
acres, and IS situated on The Left Hand Fork
! OF The We; Fork, IN BaTton county, 81 est
/ Virginia, and was conveyed TO ~ 7. 81
/ lison by Je!i Carter and wife by deed dated
, on the 3rd day oil March, 1894, Which deed
! Is "f record in the Office of the Clerk Of the
| County Court Of Braxion county Ne.t
! Virginia, and copy thereof is lied with
! the psrers ofthc cause, and fora more com
ple,e and accurate description Of the two
said parcels OF real c,tatc, reference is here
made to the papers in said Cause.
| Terms OF SALE: The said real estate
will be sold upon 4 credit Of one and two
! years. taking from the purchaser " pUr-
chasera notes or bonds IN equal sums for
the deferred instaimen,s, with good So
/ curity, which notes or bonds shall bear in
terest from the date of sale.
j. NJ. iIAMTLroN, Special Cou'r.
certify that bond has been given. By the
above named commissioner as required by
the decree in the said cause.
Tcs;e:
Il. ". HALL, Clerk.
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lev. B. Stump, of NormsnleNa,
guest of the Stump Hotel,
'sday and Friday.
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NT-otco % Take Dopositlons.

KT-otco 60 Take Dispositions.
49,
VIM. o. Buck, FiR J IN tho Circu,
Va co'rtofCalb,.o,
O'ens Beck, D'h county. W. Va
To Oseus Buck. taks uoiice tbat
the deposition of Johu gncg and 9th
ers will be taken q The Office of
AlonEo Buck M Center disirict Cal.
houu county, W. Va on The 2nd
dsy of Februars t"0t between tbs
hours Of 8a. M. 10 be-
read boo svidp ir;n~ Z, q
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Cy Hickman is prepared to do all
kinds of wagon work, repair work,
etc.
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The Derring Moving Machine
man was here day or two-last week.
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can Hays recently purchased
Meeteetse town lots. The
situated on the hill and it is
IS intention to build = fine
on them ia The near future.
Torn County (Wyo.) NeNs.
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The very irregular aud unsAtisfsc
tory mail service We are nov having
between this town aDd the railroad
via Mcfarlap, calls tor come action
aud effort on the part Of the patrons
oi this and other Offices, looking TO
The establishment Of another daily
reu;e. The mil is brought to Creston
daily about O'Clock, and there IL no
good reason Why daily route should
aot bs established from this point to
lCrsston Leaving here in the morn.
ing aud connecting With lhe l.. X. r..
r. mail ct Creston IT o'clocK, and
return here at night The only %.
sticlo We sec irbthe way, is tho want
Iof a bridge a. nnsmorish, bat even
that could be cried by crossing the
liver here an Ding by Pine creek
and AMMAN b. If the route should
go down Oh 1ver, the Burning
Springs rou old he shortened eight
zen mile, d uld IL 60 by
.L lamoriah, ibe
g could easily
d in fact 'here
Of supplying
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Ncase injunction suit against
.xton Coal Company has been
and called oh aud there now
to be no impeachment in the
f the extension OF the Little
wha railroad al an early date.
.hflder.
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hickman has the very best Of
IS, at SLIGO each.
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1rdor or Publication .

1racr or Publication.
State Of West Virginia, to-vic
Atrul-s held in the Office Of The Clerk of
Che circuit COURT Of Calieau county. Wet
virginia So thc Court House thereof ON
lae ar,, Monday in January, 1901
w. o. Buck
vs. Ia Chancery
Oscnil Buck,
The object ~ this mil is y, ob,si, On
absolute divorce from the b,n3- of mat
rimony heretofore celebrated, and now ct-
rIug between the plaintiff w. o. glre.
and ine defendant. D.,ria ruck and n
appearing ~ aT5.Il Gle in he aid
office thlt thc said defendant. G..ril nd.
IL NOT resident ofths State. itis ..Ip.eI
.hs. she %, sprsar here within ou, r.,rr.
from iiie dHe OF lus first publication .eF,-
Of aud do what may DO necessary Co protect
her interests
A COPY lesta H. W. Harr.
Clerk
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J. G. Stump, Watt Stump, code"
Bennett and Jesse Reunstt returned
Sunday from the Sand Fork oil feld
where they have been working. for
some time.
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The Metz well is a prod ucer "sure
enough"
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Cy Hickman has graded horse
shoerg from 6jcis to 90cts
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-01-29

Frank Marshall sold his house
hold effects ~ public auction Saiur.
dav