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The daily sentinel., 1901-12-12
Library Bulletin.

The November report of the public Ii
brary is very gratifying indeed. showing
Al increase Of patronage iu both the
reading room and the loan department.
Ninety eight new cards we're issued dur
ing the month, making . total OF 4IO
that have been issued since the opening
of the library. 995 books were loaned
for homo reading. and there were an
even 800 visitors to the reading room.
There has been added to the list OF
papers and magazines on the reading
tables the following:
Hearst's Chicago American, daily.
Denver Catholic. weekly.
Union Signal, weekly.
The New Voice, weekly.
Country Life in America. monthly.
st. Nicholas, monthly, for boys and
girls.
40 volumes were added to the library
is by purchase and 81 BY gift.
The Masonic lodge OF Grand Junction
donated e25 for the purchase Of juvenile
books. The box committee has taken
especial pains in making selections for
buying with this fund. and the list will
contain only the best. The librarian
has the best means Of knowing what are
the best juvenile books as che has rec
ommmended lists from several OF the
leading libraries in the east. as we'll as in
our own state.
The librarian is desirous OF fitting up
case TO contain juvenile books only,
and. as it takes quite sum to buy 200
books, it is hoped that everybody in
town will avail themselves Of the oppor.
tunity provided through the News' fund,
to assist in providing the means for fili-
ing the case.
Ten dollars has been already turned
over to the librarian and books to that
amount have been ordered.
Following is the list OF books bought
With the Masonic fund:
Arabian Nights Entertainments.
Alcott. Eight Cousins.
Alcott. Under the Lilacs.
Alger. Mark Mason's Victory.
Autobiography Of Benjamin franklin.
Baker. Boys' Book OF Inv ventions.
! Brooke. With Lawton and Roberta.
| Brooks. In Defense Of the Flag.
Brooks. True Story OF U. 8. Grant.
Brown. Two College Girls.
Butterworth. The Wampum Belt.
Csstlsmon. Rocky Mountain Seriee.
8 volumes.
Craik. Adventures OF Brownie.
| Craik. Little Lame Prince.
Chiidren's Book Of Poetry.
Darling. We Four Girls.
| Dodge Hans Brinker
DuChaillu. World Of the Great For
Ellie. Boone and Kenton Series,
volumes.
Ewing. Six to Sixteen.
Ensign. Lady Lee and Other Animal
Stories.
| Finley. Elsie's Womanhood.
| Finley. Elsie's Motherhood.
Glsntworth. A Goth Century Boy.
| Grant. Our Common Birds and How
to Know Them.
Harland. When Grandmamma was
New.
Harris. Nights with Uncle Remus.
Harris. Uncle Remus and His Friends
Howells. A Boys Town.
Hughes. The Dosen from Lakerim.
Jewett. Betty Leicester.
Jewett. Betty Le,cester's Christmas
Jackson. Cat Stories.
kipling. Jungle Book.
Kipling. Second Jungle Book.
Henly. Lyra Heroica; book OF poetry
Tor boys.
Macdonald. Back OF the North Wind.
Morley. The Bee People.
Moulton. Bible Stories; old tesla.
ment.
Moulson. Bible Stories; now t.sta.
ment.
Munroe. The Painted Desert.
Psndleson. King Tom and the Run.
aways.
Richards. Peggy.
Sisney. Five Little Peppers Midway.
Stoddard. Crowded out O. CroAeld.
Stowe. Uncle TOMS Cabin.
Twain. Connecticutt Yankee in King
Arthur'e Court,
The daily sentinel., 1901-12-12

The Progress keeps nothing but the
best.
G. a. Ackerman, merchandise broker,
416 Main street.
The very best candy for 45c per pound
at The Bazaar.
It's up to you. Try The Bazaar 1or
Christmas goods.
Call at the Bargain House with orders
for Santa Claus.
Have yo, seen G. D. Smith & Co.'s
mammoth candle?
"Cleaniness is Next to Godliness.
Try the Star Laundry.
A fresh line Of cakes and pies always
on hand at the Progress.
Friday, December 18th, only three
days more before tho big mask ball.
Save time and labor by buying those
household necessities at The Bazaar.
II you buy your bread at tho Progress
you will save yourself trouble and lots Of
hard work.
The Progress makes the best fruit
cake that can be bought. Just the
thing for Christmas.
A beautiful line Of picture med alions
at the Bargain House. Tho very best
quality and the lowest prices.
Supper for the Red Mems mask ball
Friday, December 18th, will be served
at the Metropolitan restaurant on Fourth
street.
Remember that all masks must be
raised at the door. The Rcd Men will
enforce this order as . protection to
their guests.
A now and elegant sssortmens Of the
latest patterns in cut glass now on exhi-
bition at The Jewelry 4 Music com
pany's big store.
Don't forget that sideboards, china
closets, bookcases, chairs, ETC.. make fine
X-mas gifts. A full line at Anderson's.
Tickets for tho Rod Men's mack ball
are 81 for lady and gentleman in cos
tune; 5Oc for extra lady in costume, and
Csc for spectators.
II you are looking for anything in the
line Of silver or cut glass you can find it
at the store OF the Thompson Jewelry
& Music company.
None but those In complete costume
will be allowed on the floor until after
midnight. This order will be strictly
enforced at the Redmens ball.
Iwrite fire and life Insurance.. collect
rents and attend to general conveyancing.
Also may be secured to keep books or
work specially upon them.
Joseph P. Sweeney.
G. D. Smith & Cos big candle WAS
lighted this morning and gave . pretty
effect to the appearance Of the window
in which it 10 placed. The real beauty
Of the scene will, however, bs more no.
ticeable after night.
The Salt Lake Oostuming Co. will
have = complete line Of now and elegant
costumes here on Friday morning. De-
csmbsr 18th. They will be on sxhibi-
ton in the sample room three doors
south OF the postofice.
Have you seen the prizes in Thomp-
sons jewslry store window that the Red
Men will give for the finest costumef
Any lady can compete for the ladiss'
prize. No member OF tho order OF Red
Men can compete for the gentlems enc
pfisef
Nothing In the line OF silvefware, cut
glass and jewslry has besn left out OF
our stock this year. II you can't ind .
Christmas present at our store you can't
dnd It Ia the city.
The Thompson Jswelry i Music Co.
There are good many people In town
that have some holiday goods, bat the
only co0plete Hoe 10 at the Basxain
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
(GortfeBung folgt.)
GDmberbare 2eifJen= nnh &rInnngsfeier.
Iiffetten anf Waabagascar.

Der Genrral= @allieni, tpel9er 1893
bon Der frana0iti9en &esieruns mad
WtaDagdscar gefenbet ipurbe, um iiber
Die 8erbGltniiIe Der neuen golonie
8sri9t su eritatten, er5dblt II. a. bic
1pnDerbaren 2ei1ens uno GrDnunasz
feierlidteiten, ipelde er BEL ben Ginge@
borenen Der ben fiiblpeitli9en She'll
Der Snfel bilpenben prDDina Safalapa
beobaAtet bat.
@leicb na9 benz 5ohe bes RDniss
tpirb ibm BON benz premierzMinifter,
Der elei95eitig 1iiter Der f1nigl. Me=
liquien 1T, bas erlte Glieb bes fleinen
Singers Der rehten 6anb abae51nitz
ten, bann nirb ibm elm 3abn (Dpr=
aussipeiie Elm Musen3abn) ausgsaosen
unb 8eibes in Elm reid geftidtes, innen
nit @oloitoff sefiittertes 9euteldsn
setban. - Noh eine brittle Heliquis
tpartet fbeiner.
sSn ber NGbe Der Wobnunsen Der
Gafalaba RDnige befinbet ii1 faft
INNER elm Sumpf ober See. Der bon
Raimans (malaeaiTiides RrofobiD
beb0ltert lit. Dieie fDnisliden Raiz
mans. benen man aus Jur9t eine
abersldubi1be 8erebruns aollt, siirfen
tpeber geiagt NOD iiberbaupt seitDrt
perben. Mber Bel bieier @elegenbeit
nirb ber erfe bette gsfunsen, um mi!
ibm bie1elbe procebur bes 3abnausz
5iebens Dor3unebmen ipie Bel bem Derz
itorbenen R0nig.
3u benz 3ped tpirb ct feftgefhniirt,
man Dffnet ibm Doriibtis ben Nahsr1,
itedt i1nen einen gliibenb beiben Riirz
Bis binein unD tlappt bic Rinnlaoen
ipieber 3uiammen. Dur1 pieIe Was
nipulation perben bic 3dbhs aelodert
unb blosgelegt unb man briht ibm els
nen beraus, Der 5u ben beiben Dben ass
nannten Neliquien in bas Beutelhen
nanbert. 2ebteres ipirb in einen
Ble1faiten gelegt, tpelder bon benz
Observation-Disclosures in elmer aroben
eiiernen aiite. mo ihon bic Htliquien
Der friiber seftorbenen ROnise beponirt
iinb. niebergelegt ipirb. Oieie itebt in
elmer eissns gu biefem 3tDed errihteten
9iitte, bie0liemanb, auBer ben gsnann>
ten Beanten, Bel 9obesitrafe betreten
barf. ST bic 8ep1li,rung auf Dem our
RrDnung bes nellen ROniss beftimnz
ten plab berfammelt, bplt Der Neli=
quien1iiter bic i6mmtliden ineber Rijte
befinbliben Meliquien In @esentpart
tes neuen RGEigs aug Der Rine beraus
unb breitet lie, nit ben Gltefen bsgins
nenb, Der Neibe nd9 uuf sinenl, auf
Stpei i'm Boben befsitigten 6Olapfl1den
rubsnben Brett aus. Die 6ol3pfl0de
iinb IN bas Wlnt eines trGhrenb Der
gsremDnie sefala6teten D4ien ges
tnuht.
Na1 beenbigung bieferWorbereitun.
gen, ip6brtnb tDeI9tr ner neus ssInig
ben Meliquien gsgtaiibsr auf elmer
wldtte iiBt, iprtngt & dif, i3pingt
! S1btl unb Spetr uub i9p1ft tei ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
gr bate Bel bie5en WOrtsn bas

gr bate Sci bieIen gDortsn bas
2orgnpn, bns ibm iiber bic ipeiBe ges
itidteMtlustpeite berabbing, an bds cine
guse gebobsn, nnb beihaute bie@r6fin
bon allen Seitsn, inbenr er iih aierIih
dlf ben 6uBIpiBen ipie ein Sanameiftsr
lnl 1ie berumbepegte.
rWD bdben sic nur bieIe fnblime
Toilette berg Natiirlich BON 2erpp, tpo
ale elegante Srauen tire Soiletten Bee
5ieben. @eitatten sic, ma belle". oaS
Hfht bes 9rdutigams, einen Rub duf
sSbre Mlabaiteritirn." Seine Diden
2ippen fpiBten ii1, sr lab in bieIem
Nugenblid aus fpie Elm 5aun.
Mabeleine bog ben Ropf leiGt aur
Seite, nobel iie cine GsbdrOe bes Wis
oerpillens niht gan5 unteroriiden
fonnte. .2aifen Sis,1 fagte iis,. mir
limb feine Rinber mebt, unb Die Shd-
ferfpiele fnb lansit aus Der Mooe ges
fpmmen."
Oamit biilIte tie iih in ben ipeiben
umhang, ben ibr Spinette rei1te. gs
iiberfiel iie Elm 5rDfteln. -
Sn Der arn6en berits berIdmmelten
@eIenfhdft mabte bas @intreten bes
6erSoss bon Ddlberg unb ieiner 8raut
ein geiDifes MufIeben. Man fannte
bic @rdfin nod febr gut bon Der 3eit
Der, als lie bic 5reunbin Der Raiierin
Sofepbine geipeIen, bann mar fie bonn
9Df berfhnunben nnb ipurbe, ipie bas
nun einmal in Der Welt iibIid1 lit,
fhneG bergei1en.
Do9 bic fiinftiseGsrsogin bon Dali
berg, Die BON ihrem erlten @atten ber
iiber Elm bebeutenbss @ernDgen ber=
fiigte, mar etn neu aufgebenber Stern,
.unb balb fab Mdbeleinc iih umbrGngt
lno gefeiert, !pie ibr bies ME, audi in
ben gldnaenbiten Soften ibres Dofle=
bens ni9t gef9eben tper.
Stol5er bob iih ibre 9eitalt, unb in
ibren Nugen lag Elm ipdrmer 9trabl,
ipenn lie nit ibrem 8erlpbten iprah,
benz tie biefe 9ulbisunsen su banfen
bate. gs mar bod Elm ftol3es Be-
puBtfein. Der eefeierte Stern bes
Mbenbs 81 fein.
SEPT trat Elm bpber, f66ner Mann
on iie bsran. Die Sabre batten ibn,
ben tie nabe an bic @ren3e bes 9rei=
ienalters gefiibrt, nod niht gebeust,
nod INNER lag Der beitridenbe Heia
innerer uno duberer 2iebensipiirbia>
felt auf le:nem geiitpollen @eii1t, in
ben Mugen Der traumeriibe @lana bes
Dihters unb Dbiloiophen, unb iiber
iein WeIen breitete iih bic lebensfprii>
henbe 9eiterfsit bes Weltmannes. Muh
an ibm batten ii6 bic Wanblunaen Der
3eit DolISouen.
Der &oabiutor unb fpGtere syiirit
primas mar @rohhsraog bon syrantz
furt geiporhen, duberli9 Elm fouperGz
ner 6errs@er, in Mirflihfeit Elm 8az
ian Napoleons, bei5en 2anb nints
tpeiter als cine franaDitfhe BroDin3
mar.
(Sortfebung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Meliquien feiner WprgGnger, nit az
Ter Mant, felbft NIT Gefabr ieinss
2ebens, ben Bsitanb bes ibn, 0an Itis
mem Bolt unb ieinsn WDrfobrcn cnrirs
trauten gebieis 81 f4iiben unb 81, bers
theibigen. Damn itimrnen Mlsi5rr arb
Rrieser OenRriessgefdns en- s'.lS na9-
bem fid Die untertbanen an iiiId5 aes
inlddtetem Dhfenfleiid uno nsm bonn
neuen RDnig reihlih 0eIptnSeitn
Num ipsiblih erquidt haben, folssn Die
iibliden llmsiise unb gdnae Der gBei-
Der, iOipie trieseriIde @nriteffursen
Der Mdnner, bic pnn forttpGhrenbsn,
Fd oft nDd stOei Eeae hinbnrd piez
berbolenben MusfetsnIulren beslcitet
iperben. Vie sodblidteit ccr Wei5sr
iDirb nod burcA ibre biaorre SriIur err
hDht. Die Saare rcrben sli sa9!toien
fleinen 3Dpfen pon Der DiGs einsrNsits
f4enIdnur geflodten, bic linen u6er
@ttrn, Sbren nnb 9fufen fallen lnb
ihren RDpfen bas Mn5eDsn bon Tuhels
fDpfen berIeibsn. Beildufig 5enarlt 1T
bie1e Grifur febr proc.iTd, Sern lie
f9iibt, dbrltb ipie sic 5ranien Der ben
pferben auiselesten Sliegennebe. ibre
Srdgerinnsn pDr ben Mstaihb's, etner
Nrt fleiner 6tehfliegef, Die. bDn Wrrz
gems Biz Mbenbs unerlniiblih tbdtta,
bur9 lire lditige 3ubrinslihfe;t unb
lire ihmersbaften Stidhe eine tpabre
2anOplase finb. Da biefe30pfden iebr
ret9lih nnb forsfdltig nit ran5igem
sett setrGnft tperben, fam mar iie
ebentueQ audi als 2umpenboGte bers
penben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Gin broIltges GrlebniF nit ctnent Wittel
gesen BITE Seefranfbeit.

Gin brpllises grlebniB, bds angebs
li1 einsm letner in GsIhdften bon
BriifIel na9 2onbon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fiirali1 begesnet lit, tbeilt Der pbanta<
fiepolIe franaDiifhe 6umorili Mlpbpnle
Mndis in elmer belstf6en 3eituns mii.
Bepor iein Sreunb 9. Die Gahrt iiber
ben Canal antrat, mdhte er ID, 6as
lon elmer in Der belstiaen Sauptitabt
lebsnben@nsld sldnberin ieinen MbIniebs=
beIu1, nobel er iib niht enthalten
tonnte, i'm 8orsefiibl bss ibn auF cen
Mosen ertpartenoen pgrauen Glen5S"
ben Mnpefenbtn baielb: nit aQen lei.
men S1reden aus3umalen. rWoh!"
5n1te i'm bic Dame b.s 5uuIes in
ibrer beimatbli9en Munbart gu tr0,
iten, rba tann ieh Sbnen nit einem
Doraiiglihen prdIerpatiOmittel ausz
belfen, bas meinem O1eim auf Ietnen
ipieberbolten Miiiionsrsilen nah Neu=
fiibpales ftsts treffli1e OienIie gez
Ieiitet bat. Wenn sic bon 0iertel<
itunbe gu 8iertelitunbe eiren Raffeez
lOffel bon Der Mirtur gu fi9 ne6men,
10 perben sic aun Bel benz itdrfiten
Welenganse bon Der Seefrantbeit Derz
fhpnt bleiben. llnS 5ih lebbaft an bic
@oupernante ibres SDhter@ens nens
benb. bat lie bielelbe: ,MiB Mnnie,
Dear, f9reiben Sie bph glei9 einmal
aus meinem Geeeptbun bic 0erorbz
nung segen bic Seefrantbeit beraus!"
Das eopirte Gecept in ben SGnben,
erffien bic blpnbe Wib alsbalb tpies
Der in Der @eiellI9aft unb nabm ers
r0tbenD bic Danffaeunsen bes aus=
fabrenben @inbbab entgesen, Der auf
fetnem 9eimtpege ni9t berfeblte, bic
bielgeriibn,te 4ranei in ieiner aepobn>
ten Mpotbefe anfertigen 3u laHsn.
8ei ieiner Niidtebr na9 BriifIel
salt Der erite Sang beg bohldusts unb
miBfarbis ausiebenben eRiienben Der
8ebauiuns leiner enslifden Nutbz
geberin. sd bante S6nen aufri4tig
fir sybre iiebenstpiirbise MbIiht," lam
es miibiam iibsr feline 2ippen, nallein
Bel mir bat Sbre panacee cine Der ers
bofften total entsesenselebte Wirfung
geGubert." - rMDb, Sic purben bod
Nlu]I tIIDQ IeeIidUIe DOdId Iulu)s
terlih, Wabame. trobbem ib ihon
lanse, bebor mir Dober erreibten, ben
eSnbdlt Der Rrufe Bis auf ben lebten
ReH ausselOffelt bate" - rMd, tpels
der Rrute9 Oas Mebieament bGtte
Sbnen bod in elmer alafhe DerabfoIst
tperben miifen!" glint bod, i1
babe es in Der Mpotbefe in einem mGnz
tisen poraeGansefGB erbalten.1
r9aben sic bas ppn Mib Nnnie COS
pirte Aeeeyt biellei9t aufdlis Bel iih9"
- Ruum bate bic ftubia sepOrOene
2abp einen Bid auf bas ibr gerethte
8latt getporfen, als iie BON ibrem
Sibe in bic 00be fGnsnte unb 3prnig
ausrief: Die einfGltige perion bat
Sbnen tpubrbaftig Die Maponnailen=
pDrf1rift msiner @htpisgermutter anz
ftutt Der Nerorbnuns sesen Geetrants
belt nit auf bic Hsife seg.ben!A Mit
1tumm dnflasenber @eberDe griff
Moniieur 9. nod fsinem Quite unb
murmelte in iih binein: rDd fam ih
ia mod BON Slid fagen, bab bic Mib
in ibrer 3eritreutbeit niht gdr auf bas
Necept 5ur 2ebercremebsreitung fiir
ibre gelben Stiefeletten Derfallen iit!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

mas jid litbt, n.dt jid@. Mbtr bie
.gstdereien slriihen CAPITAL unD
Qrbtit pcrrntbxa BIT nint Ben Gr0b
BON Qitbe, BE 5ipex, 6;e 70 1iiF eins
amber dnasirisfsr fnb, geSenieitia
iii6lsn iau:sn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Gin paar tauienb NGbmdbden in
Nep Yorf tpoIIen bic 9lrbeit einitelIen,
neil man ibnen bic Gtlegenbsit, nit
Mdbhen unberer Wsrfit1tten gu iprez
den, rauben tpDllte. gs lit bas alio
Elm Rumpf UNI bic beilisFen RsGts
ipeibli1er Meien.
Simmer mub Mrs. Station bon ii9
reben MAIDEN. go bat lie fih bislsr
Sage seGuBrt, fie CLAUDE ni1t, bab
bic 5rau BON Der Grippe bes Mnnnes
abff1m.N. MIler5ings ndmt lie felbI
ben ginbruG. nls nb ibre Mbjtomz
muns auf bas 5uriid3ufiibren III, ipas
Der MmerifGne- .crd3n bone nennt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-14
MsulllIl IA PlrL. b.


This delightful resort high up IN
the Allegheny Mountains, on the
broad plateau known as the Glades on
the Main Line OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, opened on June LIST, and
excursion tickets are Oh sale at all
ticket oEiices a very low rates. The
special attractions this year viii be
the West Virginia State Teachers
meeting on July ID 70 4th; the Inter
Denominational camp meeting, July
Bth 70 18TH; Woman's Home Mission
airy society, July goth; Woman's
Foreign Missionary society, July 27th;
ChAutauqua summer schools August
LIST, TO lSthaud the Annual Session Of
the Mountain chautaaqua, August LIST
TO 2sth. There will be a special ex-
cursion from New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and intermedl-
ate stations on July 10th and August
18th, for which special low rates viii
be named.
For detailed information call on or
address ticket agents Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Sat.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-14
0AsT0 REA
s.,,tb. HThsEhd You Have knsIs Bougta
s e: !, = lH'; z 3
MT. Clare Gossip.

ourhLtle village is stin improving.
Mr. Kinsey, of the Inter State mines
is erecting a two story frame house,
which be will occupy when finished.
G. F. Rogers is also putting up a
nice little cottage, which DR.. Bond
will occupy when completed.
CT. Davis, baggage master on the
w. Va. and P. division spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. Rogers.
Oliver Lowther, Of the w. Va. and
P. Division, visited his mother Satur-
day.
Estelle and Esther Davis have just
returned from weeks visit at their
listers, who is keeping the Green
Mountain hotel at Centralia, and are
stopping with their sister, Mrs. Rogers
a few days. Miss Esther will visit
friends at Rosemont and Grafton be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. Simons and family were visiting
Mr.. Morgan, Of this vicinity.
William Hansford's baby Is recover
ing after a serious complication Of
whooping cough and other ailmments.
DR.. Bonds wife's sister is visiting
them at this place. WILD WAVE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO
PARTIES.
j. B. Sandusky,

j. B. Sandusky,
Samuel S. Faris, trustee, et al.
on the Sth day OF June, 1901, the
circuit court Of Harrison county, West
Virginia, by an order entered OF rec
ord IN the above styled cause, referred
the same to the undersigned commits
sloner to ascertain and report all Of
the debts and obligations OF the said
James B. Sandusky which may exist
against him and be liens upon his
property mentioned in said trust to
S. S. Faris, at the time Of making and
executing his report herein; the re-
spectlve amounts and priorities there
Of, II any, and towhom the same may
be due and payable, and the nature
and character Of spch debts and obli-
cations; and upon what particular
property the same may be liens; and
said commissioner Is also directed TO
audit, state and settle the accounts OF
Samuel S. Farls as trustee under the
deed OF trust or assignment so made
u him BY the plaintiff and wife on
the 9Th day of January, 1898, as set
forth In this bill, requiring said Faris
to furnish an itemized account OF all
the money, property and estate, both
real and personal, which came or ought
to have come into his hands as said
trustee since the 9th day OF January,
1898, ard the nature and character OF
the same; and what money or proper
~ may still be in his hands at the
time OF said settlement; and what
Costs, expenses and charges are yet
payable by him; and said commissioner
shall also ascertain and report what
money, property or estate has been
disposed Of or expended by said Fairs
as said trustee since the 9Th day Of
January, 1898, and the nature and
OF the same and what such
expenditures were made for and on
whose account and for what purpose,
and the respective dates OF such e&-
and such other matters as
said commissioner shall deem peril
lent or may be required to report by
any party Interested In the same. !,
The above named parties and all
nthcrs interested viii take notice that
l Will o the
18th DAY OF JULY, 1901,
Execute the order above referred TO al
my Office in the city of Clarksburg
West Virginia. -
Given under my hand this 18th day
= LAFAYETTE c. Grille,
LEWIS @. LAWSON, Commissioner
Counsel for Plaintiff.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-14
NOVICE no LIEN HoLpERs.

To all persons holding liens by judg.
meut or otherwise against the real es-
tate, or any part thereof, of James B.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the cir
cult court OF Harrison county, West
Virginia, made IN cause tnsrel1
nen3Ing tosubiect the real estate Of
Jhe said james B. Sandusky 70 the
satisfaction Of the liens thereon, you
are hereby required to present all
claims held by you and each CT you,
against the said James B. Sandusky,
which are liens on his real estate, Or
any part OF It, for adjudication 70 me,
ay ONCE In the city OF ClarKspnLg,
West VIRGINIA. ON or before the 18th
day OF July, 1901.
Given under my hand this 18th day
y LAFAYETTE G, Grille,
32.5t Commissioner.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-14
Captain sdisasI 2. STEEL Dead.

CAPTAIN cdmuel n StcSA AASA
"wednesday midnight, June Is, 1901,
Al his late lome on Chestnut street
from diseases Incident TO old age. The
i,our for the funeral has not been tx.
ed. Iutermeut win be made in the
/. o. c. F. cemetery.
Captain Steel was born July Is, 1921
In Montgomery county, Pa, and was
In his sOth year at the time OF his
death, He was a son Of James and
Anna Steel. His father was a miller
and came here with his family, among
whom was the deceased, April 10, 1889.
They began milling at the LOwndes s
Chorpening. Touring mills, then known
as the Cuttings mill, They moved TO
Fayette county, Pa, some months
later, but after remaining eighteen
months, returned 10 clarlSburg,
samuel B. Steel was married TO
! Amanda sharps about 1875 and went
to Iowa in 1913, where his wife and
only child died and were buried. He
came back here in 1850 and he and his
brother. John R. Steel, rented the
Point mill OF Judge 3. S. Duncan. In
1854 they bought and took possession
OF the tLowndes & Chorpeningl Git
tings mill. Tin 1866 they dissolved part
pership, Samuel r. becoming sole
ownersof the mill. He continued TO
run it until several years later, when
It was sold to the present owners
CAPTAIN Steel also ran the mill at
Bridgeport one year for J. B.sandusky.
he also ran a min at Charles Town,
Jefferson county, short while.
In 1851 he married Miss Margaret
Fittro, daughter OF Samuel Fittro, de-
ceased. The marriage resulted In a
number of children, the living OF
whom are Edward, Lloyd, Charles,
Samuel, William, Mrs. T. T. Wallis
and Mrs. Frank Armstrong. The aged
wife alsosuryiyes him. re has Two
brothers living, John R. and James,
and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Ann Bak-
er, Mrs. Sarah Black, Mrs. Susan
Hursey and Mrs. Elizabeth Rideno lr.
Captain Steel served in the Union
army first on Camden-on-Gauley as
assistant to Quartermaster LeIb, who
was located here and later in the army
Of the Potomac as Quartermaster with
the rank of captain. he was in the
battles Of Fair Oaks, Antietam and
o hers.
II deceased was mayor Of olarks-
burg for three terms. the last being
from 1895 70 1897.
Probably, no man in Clarksburg ever
fed more people than Captain Steel.
He never turned the needy away and
men and women without bread roulo
always get something to appea.rfheir
hunger By going to his mill and taking
free Of charge from his well filled bins.
H was Of genial disposition, ger'-r-
Gus to fault and big-hearted in the
truest sense.