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Goth
The approximate amount Of liens satisfy
which the above described is Is
SIS 81 with interest thereon from September
1901. together with allowance 10
s53750. with September 10th 1901
and the OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF assessments other liens. which be
allowed the purchaser purchase money or
Dated. September llth
sAMI4 v. HEIMBDRGER. Referee
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MOURNING GOODS.

THE MOST COMPLETE LINE, of McKin-
io,. ,,ourning goods In the United states
- ,nst nicture of the late President
Pnnt,ng flags and Grape. Grape goods &C
nm. j. KOEHLER. Wholesale ana he'ai
naalar 15o Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The only auction offering of real estate yesterday
resulted follows:
2s l1sth-st : s. 20 # of Msdison-ave. 2.Kloe II
story brick fat h: Wilhemine D T1llman torheTH
poefzscb) set Frieda Hart al: Quackenousn & W
sttv<: Thomas Keogh. ref: amt Que. 81 sos ~ SUP
iecf 20 tsxes etc 81 s33 3s prior mtgs $4,000 al
ncrot
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
hooks.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE.-New York State right 70
manufacture and sell "a article Of estab-
lishcd reputation. costing $50 TO make at
any machine shop. and selling for from
500 20 $500 Small working capital re
quircd. Ample opportunities Tor thorough
investigation. Principals Only address Box
- Hartford Conn.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
MACHINERY

DEDTCED PRICES.-5oO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fu.ly
~,arsnteed: machinery bought ana
chsnxed. GEO. B. EDDY. 3vo Mao'so
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Office, No. 1242 Broadway.
% door north Of s1st-s o p m advertise
office rates until O'Clock D. o5i sth-ave.
cor 23d-st: Gth-ave. l2h-st; Macys 6thaye.
and l4th-st. 142 Columbus-ave West 66th-s lOe
West 42d-s near 0th-ave 90 East 14h-st.; 257 West
.odst between 18th l59 East la3s
sd-ave between and nth Lo2e Sd near
s1st-st; 17os 1st-aye 75e fremont
e,o sdave near 4Is-st 554 8d-ave: 2lo
325 Bleecker-st
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i2.fh St. 800 # W OF Aulsterdarn-ave, 1ooK
Iet II. Leopold Hutter Solomon Jacobs;
mortgage. $4,000; r :. Sc 25-- .-----------.--
Broadway. Sth-ave. 57th and 5sth sts. block,
cept sth ave 1886 II Of 5sth-st i9.6XSo:
Eugene Hoffman NJ Borland; r s. s44s ~
Wits ave 142d-st, 25xlO0; John Smith
Maurice Ahl mortgage. $4,000 r :, So
5.th 81. n $50 II Of 5tf-ave. 25x1G05; Ed
ward LDew Julia Loew: mortgage,
$4,000: II s. S31 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Broadway, " 77th-st. 1055x1 46Xl02 XXI 10;
Francis Jencks 10 Albert SAKE: r :. sl20-
llberfy-st. No 81. g p. .Sx72x75. .7X71: Nassau
81. No 40 10 ~: Lberty-st. 70.4x13-IX
giSi2-S: the Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
William Ziegier; r :. 1911 25....-...--...- $3.50
Broadway. No SOS. 9 s. 2s.6X19s4; Henry Corn
and wife 10 Thomas a Howell: mortgage. $500
GEO r = SsS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ssst-xt No 36I West 3ox1005: John II Ruck and
wife 10 John Gerken; mortgage $4,000; r s.
50 - -.
fsrh- st No 306 West. 1sXl02-2 Ernest Staufen
Minnie Currie; mortgage. $4,000: r :. So
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
79ih-st s. 20 # " Of Madison ave for five
and story brick dwelling. a5x77: Mrs. Sidney
. Ripley, Hampstead. Long Island. owner:
Warren & Hetnore. No East 33d-st, architects s55 O
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8EWlIlTl0N ARARTMENT A13 WEsE 5sTH HoTEL y
PIANOS.

PIANOS TO RENO
Reasonable rates. Rent allowed If pur-
chased.
WF@SNER Fai5oa f sas' ! l'lh Ri.Ssa:s S; as.i.
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Gin Goiels.

ElANg0OM @OWgE7
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
opposite Wall st. The coolest location In the
OF
Twelve minutes from New-York City Hail.
family hotel. Large. light roomA
sage a en- suite, with private tath
REASONA BILE RATES. J. c. VAN cLEAF. Prop
S[gWl0[l0A 4RAKTMFNT AZ WrsF 5sTH HqFEIN 81
OF four $500 to 81 1Oo
absolutely reproof floors; people obectng
inquiry chara etc. need not apply first
class restaurant service
A DvE;FTISEMENTs ana authorizations for The Trhuns
red at their Uptown Office. No 1242 broadway
2d door 3stst until o'clock advertise
nents following branch offices regular
office rates until o'clock p. viz e54 sth-a
cor 23dst 6thave.. 12thst-: Macy's 6th-aye
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foreclosure Sales.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE East EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF NORTH cAROLlNAI.slo Mo- ~. -
TRUST COMPANY. COMPLAINANT, AGaiSN,S9I1 If1t
WILMINGTON STREET RAILWAY COhfANi'
Mt
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 353 West 5sth-s.
Telephone Se8 Columbus. Relaying a sps-
eialty.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-car-
pets cleaned BY steam. by hand or on ths
moor ISTS Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-sI
COE q BRANDT Tel. i32--3sth.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

@T. BAR7fM0l0 l0MIEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
oil East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
ANNE. JACQUIN. COZ 6th-ave.. opp.
Herald French Employment Bureau. fun
nishes servants. all nationalities: all work,
snecialty maids. nurses, cooks.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
27 WEST 3STH- -ST.-Large front and hall
rooms: private oath connecting gentlemen
only
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
Gonntrn i]roperln 90 let.
FOR RENT, NUTLEY, N. j

Studio residence Of - large north light. Rent
sa5. Apply to JAMES R. HAY II Broadway.
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A FaCtorv Site

desirable possible your sales
and the trade in New York You get
such location much less expense you think by
addressing The NEW YORK LAND & WAREHOUSE
CO. l57 Jackson Ave. Borough Of Queens who own a
large amount OF land suitable such purposes
New York Freight Rates.
RAILROAD AND WATER FRONT
Keep Pennsylvania r. r. development.
ferrre while values low.
UNUSUALLY LIBERAL TERMS.
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DRESSNAhING.

DKEssMAkER. over 20 years in business
makes handsome fau suits Se SMYTH
q M 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new, second
hand. $50 up; easiest payments. MARK
BROS. "a Union Square
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DRESSMAKER.-By experienced North
German woman. I'm private family. neal
city; references. Address .. r.. 2l5 East
l!ith-st
WE TEACH cutting. fitting. making and
finishing OF corsets. dresses and millinery
big money in it; patterns cut. Apply
M'DOWELL'S. $40 3ls 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
LIBERAL AMOUNTS ADVANCED.

BRING your jewelry. gold and silver to
MAX BERNSTEIN. 27i West l2oth-st..
near elevated station.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
uORTON,s ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one OF the Joys
M this world Try II and you will be
CONVINCED. All orders promptly filled City
or country.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

RESsMAKER. First class. Al cutter and
filter: house. evening and street gowns
also tea gowns silk waists. out by day.
home preferred: will go out 10 fit. worl.
shown L. KELLY. 245 East 4Tth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
LOST.

LOST.
LOST handbook No. 739.391. Bank for
Savings $50 ith-ave.. New-York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank.
pANKROOK No. $50. .43T of the Union Dime
savings institution is missing. Any per
SON having a claim to 1t Is hereby called
80, 10 nresent the same within ten DAYS
~ s,,hmit To having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
p.NtyROOK No. 800, Os6 of the Union Dime
e,tir,s TnstttutIon is missing. Any per
son haVing a claim TO 1t is hereby called
,non TO present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passoook eahceiied
and n new one ssued.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
EUVS ELEGANTLY RE

LADIES bring your furs now to have then
stylishIy remodelled. S. BROWN. Prac-
,tcai Eurrier. 20 West f25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
sNrIouE FURNITURE.

RARE genuine collection of antiques, ma
hoeanies all descriptions; reasonable
prices; also repairing MULLER. 44o East
52d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

HOUSEKEEPER. a refined American
lady Of experience. in widower ramlt
neat systematic and thoroushiEM y iSsIIo,,. @1
best ~ references. Address NJ. lSS Colum-
bia Heights. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

DRESSMAKE;R. - Reliable. good takes
work home: latest skirts. waists also re
modelling. alterations. misses and chill
dren's dresses. very reasonable. Mrs.
HOOD. 1856 West|0lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. A good cock; must have city
reference: Apply. between IL and l. at
5s West 37th-st.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-01-08
Judge Billiards. Crimes.
Grantsville, W. Va.
Dec. 31st, 1900.

IcC' olS's lCOp.
We, the Republican County Ex'
ccu,ive Committee, for Calhoun
county, have noticed letter written
by one Henry G. Lockney, asking
for Information rs to crime commit
ted by Judge Blizzard Now, nine
Vpine per cent of the Republicans
Of this county believe that Judge
Blizzard has never been guilty of
but one crime, and that was prOcur.
ing the nomination of one Henry g..
Lockney, for the State Senate, in
this district, in 1894, and we feel un.
to this day that our beloved Pres.
ident should he info med of Blizzard's
conduct IN this particular, before APP.
pointing him 10 nm honorable and
lucrative office. and we authorize the
publication of this statement, in the
hope that il may reach the eyes of
the Chief Magistrate, Of the Nation.
n. II. JOHNSON, Chairman,
JONI L. GAMER, Secretary,
r. II. ROGERS,
j. A. G. SMITH,
CLAY MCDoNALD,
G.. Il GUMr,
j. NJ MORGAN,
Members.
And there Is endorsed on the
back Of the said letter the following
statement by Senator Hiram Camp
bell:
while | believe that Judge
Blizzard is ere &c the best men liv.
ing, yet, l cannot refrain from EN-
dorsing every syllable Of the within
letter"
HIRAM CAMPBELL.
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"Reminiscences Sale OF Valu-
- 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 I.enora Y. Ruley and others, the
undersigned special commissioner appoint
cd for the purpose, will on
MoND,Y, THE llrH. DAY OF FED"UARY,
1901, that being the first day Of the Feb
rnary term Of said court. at the front door
Of the cour; house of said county, offer for
sale at public auction To- the highest bidder,
the real estate mentioned and decrced TO be
sold in said cause, that is to SAY, the undi-
vided onc-half interest in n tract OF thirty
(30) acres Of land, lying and being situate
on the Little kanawha river in sherman
district of said county, which land is men
toned and more fully described in the
papers in said cause, to- which reference is
h"re made for more complete and ac;ur-
ate description of the same.
TyRMS or SALE: One-third cash in
hand on day Of sale, and the residue upon a
credit Of six and twelve months, taking
from the purchaser notes with good per
sonai security for the deferred ins,alments,
when notes shall bear interest from the day
Of sale.
+ CHENowETH, Com'r.
certify tina, bond has been given by the
above commissioner asrequir"d by the de
cree in the above named cause.
Te-te:
Il. w. HALL, Clerk
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commissioners Sale of Valu
. able Real Estate.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Calhoun cou1ty, West Virgins, render
ed NJ the June term, 1900, Of said court, in
the chanc"ry cause of Nelson NJ. Bennett
against Mary c. Anderson and others, the
undersigned special commissioner, will on
MoSnAY, TUE llriL DAY OF FfRRCARY,
1861, tina, being the iirpt day Of the Feb
rUarv terra Of said court, oi,e- for sale NJ
public Auction u the highc>t bidder al the
front door OF tin court house ut stld county
t5e real estate in said decree directed 70 te
sold, t,-wit:
y tract OF l03 acres OF land, u ing on the
waters OF Sycamore creek. in sherman dis
trict Of sand county, adjoining the land, Of
James Barr, and being the same land con-
vcved lay Lucinda Stump and Simon i.
Stump her husband, 20 the said Mary C.
Anderson, by deed dated on the "ith day
of September, 1877, which deed is of record
in the office "f the Clerk of the Couny
Court OF Calhoun county, and Cor more
complete and accurate. d .scription of the
said lend reference j, here made to the deed
aforesaid and 10 tho papers lied in said
cause.
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash in hands
To pay the COTS 81 suit and expenses of sal. :;
T3l3 on credit Oi one Year, and the residue
TO be paid in three equal inStolments, in
two three and four years respectively from
the day of sale, for which deferred install
mentS the purchaser shall execute notes or
bonds with good security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
j. NJ. HAMIIToN, Special Com'v
certify that bond has boon given by the
above named special commissioner az re-
quir'd b. decree in said cause.
Teste:
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BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Calhoun county, West Virginia, render
ut the June term. 1900. Of the said court, in
istrator against H. q. Ellison and others the
undersigned special commissioner appoint
cd for the purpose will on
AoNpAY, THE I'm. DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1901, that being 4 court day, Offer for sale
at puhlic auction To- the highest bidder AT
the front door of the, court house of Cal
houn county, the real estate in said cause
dccreed to he sold, to-wit:
Two tracts or parcels Of land, one Of
which contains 794 acres, residue of 81
acre., after abatins the parcel of ! acre.
sold to William NJ. Ellison, which tract Of
199 acres is situated on Walkers creek, in
Washington district, Calhoun county, West
Virginia, plat and description of which Is
filed with the papers Of the cause, as we'll as
plat ard description of the parcel OF u
acres. The other parcel contains twenty
acres, and is situated ON the Left Hand Forl,
of the West Fork, in BraXton county, West
Virginia, and WAS conveyed to NJ Il. FL
lison by JEFF Carter and wife by deed dated
on the 3rd. day of March, 1894, which deed
is Of record in the office of the Clerk of the
County Court of BraNton county, West
Virginia, and copy thereof is filed with
the papers ofthe cause and for more com
pletc and accurate description Of the two
said parcels of real e-tate, reference is here
made to the papers in said cause.
TERMS or SALE: The said real estate
will be sold upon a credit of one and two
years. taking from the purchaser or pur-
chaSers notes or bonds in equal sums for
the deferred installments, with good sc-
curity which notes or bonds shall bear in
teresL from the date of sale.
}. NJ. iiAMILTON, Special Com'r.
certify that bond has been given by tine
above named commi .sioner as required bv
the decree in the said cause.
Ieste:
r w Han Clerk
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Special Commissioners Sale
~ OF Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue Of two several DEGREES Of the
Circuit Court of Calhoun county, West
Virginia, rendered respectively at the June
and October terms, 1900, OF said court, m
the chanccry cause of w. Z. Stump and
Others against A. III. Minucy and :. j.
Simmons, the undersigned special recover
and commissioner will on
MoNpAY, FsBRUARy II, 1901,
That being the first day OF the February
tern Of said Court, offer for sale ut the front
door of the ccUr: nouSe Of said county, to
the highest bidder the real estate in the two
said DEGREES directed To be sold, that ia to
say, three several lots or parcels of land
situate at the mouth Of Steer creek, in
Sherman district, said county and state, one
OF which il the same lot conveyed to the
said A. II. Minncy by j. ID. Jeflrcys and
wife by decd bearing date ON the 10Th. day
of April, 1899, and OF record in the Calhoun
county court clerk office in decd book No.
% at page 2Ss, which lot contains G5 O5
square poles. and upon which is situated
the store house and dwelling house now
occupied Ivy |. 4. Starcher Another of
which lots was conveyed by Hannah Marsh
all and X. L. Marshall, her husband, to the
said A. H. Minncv, by deed bearing date on
the It'll. day Of July, 1898, aud Of record
in the said clerks office in deed book No
"a, at page 266, and which lot contains Z
square poles: The other of which lots il
situated between the mouth of Sycamore
creek aud Steer creek, and contains one
fourth OF an acre, all of which lots or par
cells arc more fully described in deed Of
conveyance from the said A. n. Minney and
wife to the said :. j. Simmons, bearing date
on the Dist. day Of April, 1900, and Of rec.
ord in the said clerk office in deed book
No. 81, at pages 2SS and $50, and also in
the papers filed in said cause and for 4
more particular description Of the same ref
erence is here made to the said deed and
the said papers.
The said three parcels will be sold either
separately or together, whichever will prove
most advantageous to the parties to said
cause.
TERMS OF SALE: Said real estate will be
sold upon Il credit of six and twelve months
from the day of sale, taking from the pur
chaser or purchasers notes or bonds with
good security for the deferred iuStalments,
and retaining the legal tide to the same
unit! it is fully paid for, as further Sc
curity. S. +. BELL,
Special Receiver and Commissioner.
certify that bond has heretofore been
given by the above special receiver and
commissioner as required by the decree in
said cause.
Tcste:
u " IT.rr Cl.rG
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commissioners Sale OF Valua
- ubic Itcal Estate.


~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Calhoun county, West Virginia, rendered
at the June term, 1900 ofsaid court, in tie
ch0uycry cause Of Liun & Hamilton, Com
miSsuucr5 against J. IS. Schartigcr. Ar.
istulle Smith and II. G. Campbell, the
undersigned special commissioner will on
MoNDAY, THY llrH DAY or FFBEUARY,
1901, that pcinC the first day Of the Feb
ruary term Of said court offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, OF said
county, 10 public auction to the highest
bidder, tie real estate IN said cause decreed
to be sold, that is to say,
Two tracts or parcels Of land, one Of
which contains 60 or Gf'acres. situate on
Wolf run, in Washington district, Calhoun
county, West Virginia, and is tho same land
conveyed to- W. 4. Schari.cr by William
woodward and wife. by deed dated on the
Bird day OF Jurc, 1882 and is Of record in
the Office OF the Clerk or the county court,
Of Calhoun county in decd booi, No. 10, M
pnges III, AZ and us, 4 copy cf which
deed Is also fled with the papers Of thc
cause.
The other tract or parcel contains 70}
acres, and is situate on Middle FORK of
Wolf run, in Washington district, uf said
county, and is tho same land conveyed hy
Milton +. Anderson, and wife aud Will
lam g. Anderson to W. g. Schnrtiper ty
deed bearing date ON the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1892, and isoi record in the said
Clerks Office in deed book No ~. az page
2sS, a copy Of which deed il also filed with
the paper, of the case, AMI for more com.
plete and accurate description Of the two
said parcels reference Is here made 90 the
Two deeds aioreeaiG and TO the papers in
the cause
lvpue ,.r- ctrv I,.I H., t..- 80 L..
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$500. Reward

For any csso Of Rheumatism which
cannot be cured with DR.. Drummond's
Lightning Remedies, Internal and ex.
ternal, relieves at once, care guAran-
tced Restores stiff points, drawn
cords, aud hardened muscles. II
your druggist has not got it do not
lake anything else Send descriipl.
ON Of your case, take the agency and
secure treatment free. Drummond
Medicine Co., 81 Nassau Street, n
Y
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As was spoken Of in our last issue,
he dOJrs Of tho Hotel Willard we're
brown open ON Christmas, and an
elegant dinner served, such ne was
never served az any hotel in This
town before Grantsvlle should feel
proud Of their hotel ne but few towns
in the state with more than double
our population can boast of such
house. Tho travelling public appre
ciaies tbis, and the now hotel will
The without large patronage
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Following is the result "f the mum.
cipal election o. the town of Grants
vile, held on Thursday, Jan. 3, 1901:
For Mayor,
l.. Huffman received 40 votes.
For Recorder,
l.. ii. Trippett received 33 votes
A. r. Johnson received votes.
FnI Council.
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DR.. Pearcy viii Locate Here.

The following letter is self explain
atory.
Ed Chronicle,
Granleville, w. Va.
Dear Sill desire to notify the
people Of your town, and county,
that will graduate from the Col
Iege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore, in April, and will open
an Office i'll GNutsville about first of
May, 1901, and will devote my time
to tine practice Of medicine and sur.
gerry.
Yours truly,
DIR T. NJ PEARCy
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of Publication.

State Of West Virginia, to-UiG
AZ rules held in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the circuit court, Of Calhoun county. West
Virgins, at the Court House thereof ON
Che FIRST Monday 100 January, 1901
W. O. Buck
VS. In Chanccrv.
Oscnia Buck,
The object of this suit il to obtain an
absolute divorce from the bonds of mat
rimouy, heretofore celebrated, and nov ey-
isung between the plaintiff Vs. O. Buck.
and th, defendant, Osena Buck And t
fF..a'ing hv oNdlft flcd boo thc said
office thlt thc said defendant. Oseuia Buck
if not resident ofthis State. 10 is ordered
tha' i've do appear here Within one month
from dIc da'e OF tla Grst publication hero.
OF, aud d. vh3. may Doe necessary Co protect
l.r interest
8 copy cfa. T. vs.. HAUL.
Clerk
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l. H. rcippa;t aconnp aniel hi
son, Karl a. lar rs Parkersburg, on
his return to Burboursyilic.
"Dode" Stump. who has been work.
ing It, the carpenter trade ut Philippi
for the past several months. came
home TO spcrd the winter last Fridry
week.
Karl Trippctt are Lorentz Ham
iltou, the fnrmcr 7f:which is attend.
ing achool q Barboursvile and the
latter at Chenille, and VINO visited
home felix's curing holidays, each re
turned to his school the first of the
week.
We regret very much 10 chronicle
he death "f Mrs Nancy Navlor, wife
Of Joseph NoYlor. which occurred at
her home near Claria laat Thursday
morning. She lenr-s four little chill.
d,en tn battle With the world without
the guiding hand ola mother. Sle
was most estimahle lady and will
he greatly missed frpna the commun.
ity in which she lived.
g One of d. f. Suffers little hoys
met with a very serious and painful
accident about a week ngo. He was
playing with his brothers when he
fell of fence. running splinter in
one of his eyes, doubtless causing him
to lose his sight. The attending
pin vsiCian thinks there is danger of
inhs matiou OF the brain resulting
from il.