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Howesville.
ROSE l. sMsLt.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
X +. Swearingen was at kngwood one
day last week.
G. a. Bergman was at Tunnel,on, sat
urday on business.
Miss Ella Lynch Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jake Greaser, Of Fairyiew.
Miss Alice Greaser is spending the winter
with Mrs. Thomas Kcuney Of TuuneIton.
Mr. and Mrs John Walters, of Watson,
were visiting Mrs. George Myers, recently.
Charles swearcngin, Of Kingwood. was
calling ON friends Of this place last Sunday.
Miss May swearngen has been visiting
Mrs. w. s. Bobo and other friends Of
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jones, Of Clarks.
burg. are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bromhal.
Miss Josephine ana Willie Korte have
been visiting their brother Henry Korle, Of
Benwood.
Mrs. August IIieman and two children,
'ussie anu Ncftiud e, spent the holidays in
Wheeling.
Misses rita aud Sophia weslng, Of
Grafton. have been spending The holidays
at their home here.
A T. Rideoour, Of Masontown, attended
thc dance at Borgman's Hail, January 2.
May he come often.
Mcssr' Brose Lynch and Joseph Bergman.
two Of our cnlerprising young men. returned
90 iheir work at rryconnell
On New Years I've, Midnight Mass wa,
celebrated at the Catholic church by the
pastor, Rev. Father McDermol,. Of Rowles.
burg.
r. p Swearengin gave an oyster supper
on New Years night Those present were
Misses Jane Doyle, Alice eraser. Ella
Lynch, Rose Mannings, Alice Richards.
Matilda Bergman. Annie Wclch and Messrs.
Henry Rbca, Edward Doyle. Vincent
Gocke, Ambrose Lynch. Walter Myres,
Lowell Bfomhal and Robert Love. An re-.
port a good time. TUsricf.
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Municipal Matters.

The kingwood Municipal Election was p
very fame affair and the old ticket was
elected by big majority, all being Re.
publicans. There was only about half the
vote out as there was really no contest. al.
though some n The boys got on, ticket
headed The "Youug Mems Progressive
Ticket, composed as follows
For Mayor W Murdoch.
Rccorder-K. B Brown.
Couucilmen-Be J.. Brown. W. H. Mur.
dock. VIM. NJ. schaeGer. j. K Monroe and
G. T. Thomas
The straight out Republican ticket was
headed thc "Cidlens' Ticket" and was
elected as follows
fos Mayor j. j. Guemar.
Rccordcr-ff. S Wheiseu.
Councilmcu Geo. s.. Williams. w. W.
Haney, g. 81 Albright ] W. Flynn and
81. j rortucy
The commissioner who conducted The
eierHon were Elisha Thomas. Joseph Jack
SON and Mack Evek The clerks were
James g. Hayes aud George No. Bockalcw
IS The officials elected have already had
experience in Che business. vi, can assure
our people tha, they win b.. able io keep
The bitches Of Che town open and thc weeds
cut without increasing ihc levy more than
one dollar on the hundred a, ii has BEN
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cranosville.
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Mrs. Lizzie Reckart and W. NJ. Guthrie
are on the sick list
The meeting n, Cain IS progressing nicely
with quite number at the altar
The scarcity Of coal in this section will
be the cause Of bu, little lime stone being
burned.
c. w. White, Of this place, has ordered a
new boil for his engine and will resume
saw milling in few days.
The steps leading to the /. o. o. Il. hall
were blown down during 'he past week and
arc being repaired by the order.
New Years day passed of quietly here,
more than our boys gave "Cbronic Gum-
bier" quiet ssrenade with dinner horns.
Our school IS doing as well as could be
expected and would d. better il some OF the
boys were in the reform school at Pumty-
town.
Mrs. Ida Cramer, who has been at
washington, -. G., during The fall, is again
at home and is very much improved in
health.
Skating is the order Of the day and also
the night since our lads attend the pro-
tracted meeting at Lake Browning in The
evening and then skate all night and a
good part Of the following day.
Public loafers are very scarce 10 oar town
this winter excepting one or two. who seem
to think thal the other fellow should DO the
work while they loaf around stores and
the po5toffcc, as though their presence and
laliness were indispensable to the welfare
Of the town. The Rev. ralmage spoke
well when he said that an indolcnt person
was The most dctcsiable thing in existence.
SALAMANCA.
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In Trouble again.

Ross iconard is 100 trouble again and lost
his school for The second time. lie was in
town The other aud seeking legal advice and
went ON up into Reno TO gci ihc Board Of
fducadou 60 hold auoihcr meeting and re-
view The matter u possible 70 seems that
they held session lasi Friday. bai nothing
was done as ih- trustees of the Red OAK
School where Ross was teaching. claimed
they had NOT been served with proper notice
60 appear 70 seems Chat more trouble arose
in The school on last Saturday aveck. as
Ross was teaching that DAY Co make up for
losi dme and hc said oo,hine about Che dis
mrhance 800 Monday when he took Tie
matter up. The trustees came in or wed
ncsdsy and dismissed him for ihe second
time. alleging neglect Of da,y bccause TIC
did no, punish me refractory pupils at the
tme Of The trouble Only about two
months II lhe school bas been taught.
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Correspondence OF Tho Argus.
Charles Seal is AT homie now.
ihc sick are al slowly ON the mend
Valley
William Johns was at Hudson rcsea,l, on
business.
the day
Grant Bishop is building fence on his
farm now.
The freezing is pulling up the small grain
around here,
Literary every Tuesday evening at Pleas,
ant Valley.
l. \. Fofman was al Morgantown one
day las, week on business.
A. aud w. II. Grcathou,e were NJ
home spending the holidays.
John Johns, w. I.is,on. WI. Johns and
|. \, Graham arc getting out lime stone.
We noticed the smiling face Of frank
Wolf on ow streets one evening last week.
@. Il. and J. h. Graham made dying
TIP 20 Crellin, Md, few days since. Roth
repor, good time.
Miss Lena Johns gave a bidhday party
to the young folks of this locality ON last
Monday evening.
Rev Conoway commences his pro,taetcd
meeting mex, Sunday evening at the Mt.
Ncbo Bapds, church.
]. ). Harmed, Of Kmgwood, was visiting
his brother J. +. Harmed, of hudson ON
las, Saturday aud Sunday.
Some Of our boys attended prayer
meeting at Mt. Nebo on last Thursday night.
All report good time, bu, one caught a
Wolfe and wouldn't let loose.
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From the "GOIden Shore"



Los ANGLES. Cal, Dee IS. 1900.
Dear Brown
VIII Try and write you few lines this
lovely evening, to LEI YOU know that the
Carroll boys in California are all well and
arc always glad to get The ARGUS, for it
gives US the news OF our old home state.
West Virginia is all right, but the sunny
Southern California is the only country for
man TO live in. / have been here over
two years and the roses have been in bloom
every day. 1, never gets cold here. II
was 90 in the shade here Xmas day. What
do you think of that2
Will thinks that.he will like it here. He
has good job, and it is nice for US all to
be here together. lie thinks il beats ILL
inois aud know il does. would like to
write letter for your paper bu, am such
bad hand a; it won't try. As VIII is
with me and he takes THE AsGus, wish
you would send mine to my brother G.. c.
Carroll, slanwood. Iowa, as he will enjoy
it this winter. will send you sI.oo to
pay for it,
will close, wishing you a happy New
Year Yours truly,
Z. NJ. CARROLL
No 1871, w - 81.
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Correspondence OF the Argus.
AS the informing Star has been up salt
River and has no, had chance To shine
for long time. But IL is again ready to
shine in full bias, again.
Oar school is progressing nicely. with
Theodore Hanger as teacher.
Marshal Tenhar, has taken the contract
of hauling FOR c. w. Fotman.
Our people are alt very much excited
over the coal leasing, aud are all leasing
just as fast as t.ne will permit.
We motto SquueGcorge a Kelly tray.
cling through our town with his shovel and
ma,tock, as though he was dong something
for himself.
John X. Pcasley has purchased fine new
Range, the only one in our town, and he
also purchased new organ Uncle John
likes fire and music.
Miss Nora Ringer has been visiting friends
aud relatives a, Terra Alta. the past week.
Also Mrs. Belle Hartman, of Valley Point,
has been visiting the parental roof.
Sarah Kelly, of Locust Grove has been
visiting her son, Squire G.. a. Kelly, the
past week. Mrs. Kelly is quite old, but is
looking very we'll
This community was shocked to learn of
the sudden death of MIS- Jefferson WEIGH,
of near ST. Joe. Her maiden name was
Feather, being a daughter OF Ezekiel
Feather, Of this place. She married Jeaer-
son Welch. She died January 3rd, and
was buried the sth, at the Lutheran church.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Shul,z, assisted 10y Rcvs. Faulkner
aud Friend. Her funeral was a large one,
attended by large coneoursc OF friends and
relatives, paying her the last sad tribute of
respect. With the people Of the community
Ia which she lived, and with all who knew
her, she had a kind word and smile. She
was an afectionate wife and a devoted
mother her husband and children we're
dear TO her. Bot there was One who was
more precious to her than earthly friends.
1t was lie who left the impression Of peace
the hue Of heaven upon her countenance
when earth faded from her vision. She was
kind and lovely in life, calm and beautiful
in death; the smile left upon her lips was
indicative Of the Joy of the spirit being freed
from frail, suffering tcnemen, Of clay, to
dwell in a house not made with hands,
eternal in the Heavens.
"a precious ono from US is gone,
\ voice We loved is siiled;
a place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed"
Mother, thou hast gone and left Us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But Ills Cod that hath bcreft rs,
lie cSn all our sorrows heal
The family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community. MoRHfSc STAR.
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Mm.MlNrER EXCLUSIONS
TO Washington Very Low Rates Bal
timore & Ohio n. *.

On February and April II. 1901. the
baltimore \ Ohio Railroad will run Popu-
LAR Mtp-WtNrRe EXCURSIONS TO WASH
iNGroN at VERY Low RATES FOR rHg
BOUND tRir allowing TIN DAYS limit ON
tickets, including date OF sale.
Splendid trains, through coaches, Pull.
man parlor and sleeping cars.
DO not miss these splendid opportunities
20 visit the NATIONAL CAPITAL during
the session of Congress. For tickets, time
OF trains and full information call on OF adj.
dress any h. = O. agent for full information.
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To whom u aay Concern.

The gentleman who put a beauHfa pair
Of rsd and green striped stockings on tbe
Christmas tree at ihe ". T. church for a
certain young lady of this town. is requsted
90 duplicate ihc present 90 once. as The
other pair new needs washing aud The young
lady wants change. FOE above notice IS
ordered Published until ,he stockings are
forthcoming n
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rheumatism

Rheumatic pains are the cries OF protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain-
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison. aud
not until the blood has been purified aud
brought back TO a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease
Mrs. James Kell. OF 7o7 Ninih street. n t..
Washington, -. g. writes as follovst IA few
mouths ago had an attack ct Seiaiic RhCuma.
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NOTICE ro LIEN noLpERs.

To all persons holding liens by judgment.
or otherwise, on the real estate or any
part thereof OF VIM &. Mcncar.
In pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county. made In cause
therein pending. TO subject the real estate
OF the said VIM &. Menear to- the satlsfac-
ton OF the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held By you
and each OF you against the said VIM G.
Mcncar. which are liens on his real estate,
or any part OF IL. for adjudication, to me. at
my Office In Kingwood Preston county.
Yves, Virginia ON or before the first day OF
February, 1901. Given under my hand this
7lh day OF January, 1901
j W. WATSON. Commissioner
10 1907 lt $3as
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COMMISSIONERS Norlcr.
CoMMssIoNNR's OFFICE.
klnEMood. w. Va. Ian. z. tcoI
r, W. Monroe, spccl com'r,

N W. monroe, spec Conn.,
VS. Fauitv
Watson 4 Lemon ct al
The above entitled chanccry cause. hy a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Preston
county. made therein on the ---- day Of
December 1000, having been referred 10
the undersigned Commissioner I'm Chan.
Gerry with the following directions. To as.
certain aud report the real estate owned by
the defendants, Ihos. Watson and / l.
Lemon, the state and condition OF the title
thereto, the liens and charges thereon,
their amounts, character, prioritics, and TO
whom owing. and that he report any other
pertinent matter which may be deemed so
10y himself OF required 10y the parties or
any OF them.
The parties 10 said cause, to.wit: II. w.
Monroe, Special Commissioner, plaintiff
and Thomas !. Watson, l. j. Lemon. &. w.
Roster, admir- OF Elijah Huffman, deed d.
j Walls assignee OF VIM IL Mcnear. w
~ Sharps aud NJ Hartley composing
The hru OF W T.. Sharps & Company. Neil
tortney John w Guscman, lanes w.
White and A 1. kclso, trustee. defendants,
VIII thcrcforo take notice, that on the 9th
day Qi February COZ. az my office In King
wood. Preston county Nest Virginia. |
shalt proceed to execute said decree.
Given under my hand this 7th DAY OF Ian. I,
uary, 1901.
]. w. WArsoN, Commlsslohcr.
10 1901 u q 30.
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NOTICE no LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment,
OF otherwise, ON the real estate, or any
part thereof. OF Thomas Watson and
Jacob ]. Lemon
In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Preston county, made In a cause
therein pending. TO subject the real estate
OF the said Watson aud Lemon TO the salts.
faction Of tho liens thereon you are hereb,
required to present all claims held by You
aud each Of YOU against the said r. |.
Watson and !. J. Lemon. which are liens on
their real estate. or any part of H. for adju
dication, TO me, AZ my office In kingwood,
prcston county, West Virginia. on or before
the 9th day OF February. feof. Given under
my hand this 9th day OF January. 1901
w. WATSON. Commissioner
10 1901 NNo7
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Deaths Dolngs.

The family Of Samuel Elliott, near Her.
ring, have now los, three members, the wife
and two sous from typhoid fever. Charley.
the cldes, boy, died with it several years
ago, and this winter they are having another
terrible siege Of il. The wife and mother
was buried on Christmas day from the dis
ease aud last Wednesday John, another boy.
in his sIst year died with it and was buried
Thursday. Jan. ord. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Ross Ward at p.
m. and the burial took place in the GENE
terry at the Herring Baptis, church. An
other boy Thomas b., older than John has
been very low with it, but is now recovering.
lie contracted the disease n, Morgantown
where he was working, and came home for
treatment.
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Two Story, Five Room residence
Ningwood for sale on reasonable terms.
Good cellar and Heater under building.
House plas,ered and nearly new. For
further Information address Box rs6. King
wood. w Va. II.
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sA.saG-IASxu
A0GIllBlKs
w~%r

The social event q las, week was the ell
egans dinner patty a, ''Mortimer Han. :.
given by Hon. c. ~ bishop and wife. 1t
took p'aee on Friday evening and the fol
lowing guests we,e present. Rev.H. {.
Howard and wife, Prof Jennings and Hon.
J. c. MeGrew, Nh. and Mrs =. IIeermans.
Nc. and Mrs. J. w. Parks. MI. and Mrs
q. J. saailer. MIR. aud Mis-. !. NJ. Crane
aud Mr and Mrs. n. ), wbe,scn.
TIL
On Sunday Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. NJ. Crane
gave seiee, dinner party in honor of MIR.
and Mrs. Felix Elliott. Jr. The Others
rrescn, were Mr.. aud Mrs Geo. 4. Her
ring. Mr. and Mrs. &. ] Shaaer and Misses
Sallie r. Fairfax and LA Monroe.
III
On tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Crane gave a Twentieth Century Dinner
Party to sixteen ladies Of the town who
were half century old OF more. We don't
dare TO publish the names for fear Of being
mobbed and having to wear wig. The
affair was unique and elaborate and VIC may
have full report for next issue.
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Enoch Calvert, an aged citizen of the
Wheisell Settlement, died las, Wednesday.
Jan. ?, and was buried ON Friday a, p. M,
in the graveyard on the old Calvert place.
The deceased was born April -, 1887. and
leaves a widow aud eight children, three
girls aud five boys, all grown and residing
in Preston exeep, one son at Elkins aud one
in the west The deceased met with fnan.
eial reverses several years ago that effected
his mind and he got worse ill he was in
sane, some time before he died.
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Por Sale.

SIS Scotch Collie or Shepherd pups. fun
biooied. eight weeks old aud ready for salo
any time. For further information call ON
g. G. Stone, kiugwood
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Atrllt tA Us WORST inifni TIE
plin waH so iutcusc that L
hegafuc completely pms.
tratci fhc attack was an
unusually severe one. aud
my condition wan regard.
ct n8 being very danger.
u4S i wan attended by
cuc ~ Use most able doe
iorf in Washington, who is
alsna member q the fsc-
Cliv 81 a leading ihclirAi
cpil SEE here. net told me
20 niinMe i,is .pfcscrip.
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January JOIners.

Elmer {. Garner 20, Ida NJ Light 70.
James Edward casseday II. Mary Auuice
Bolyard a.
George S. Osborne IS, Mary c. sbir.
ley ".
David c. Nucc zg, Lenora y. Kcck e.
James r.. Messenger %, Mctde Chides-
ter a.
All natives Of Preston county cxpept Miss
Shirley who was born in Grant county and
Nace who was horn and resides 10 Moron
gala co nly.
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In MemOrian;.
No. I23I, W II 81.

Margaret L. ShaGer, wifi. Of John c.
Shafer Of near Reedsvillc, was born April
20, 1862. died Jan. 1, 1901, aged 80 years.
3 months and s days She was converted
At the age OF 70 years aud joined The NJ. r..
church, and has lived a devoted christian,
leaving her influence behind for good. She
leaves 10 mourn her departure husband.
three daughters and host Of relatives and
friends. During her dying hours wheu the
last cmbers Of mortal life we're bu, feebly
glimme'ing and the cold winds Of death
came signing around her bed, her last words
were, "Into thy hands ] commit my spirit,
blessed Jesus" Is this death2 The sun
Of her beautiful life sen without a cloud.
She is living life Of purity with Jesus.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. J. J. Phillips, assisted by Rev. Knots,
at the Bethlehem church. Jan. 2. and laid
10 rest in the beautiful cemetery near the
church, awaiting the resurrection morn.
T. A. D.
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NEW K. or P. OFFICERS
Elected b, Brown i.Odrc No. 30 Of This
Place.


!. !. !. |. ). !. ]. !. !. ]. ].
- ~ Al the las, session OF the
tS/~.>\A Knights Of Py,hias lodge
~ ~ Ny here, held Tuesday even.
I ~ lSiing OF this week, the toll
\ SCssssA(f,. loving officers were duly
ANSTSSI, installed for the ensuing
NSSN term, by the District Dep
uy Grand Chancellor, +.
NJ. Murdoch;
Chancellor Commander--C. NJ. Jackson
Vice Chaneellor--M. ID. Martin Pselate
Walter a. Stone Master Of work-R.
u. Brown Master of Fnanee--l. Sl,dell
Brown Master Of Exeheqaer-F. NJ. Muir
dock X. Of X. X ;. J. 5. Brown Master
At Arms--li. NJ. Sqnires Inner Guard -
G. H. BUcklew Outer Guard-E. ]. Bow.
ermesser; ruus,ee--H. :. Whetsell
The Auditing Committees report shows
the lodge to be in FIRST class financial condi-
ton, does no, owe cent, has considerable
money in the treasury and valuable prop.
erty besides.
There is candidate for the Rank of Is
quiTe a; the mex, meeting and the lodge will
now soon brgin 10 make ready for celebra.
ting the Anniversary Of the Order with am
other big banquet.
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tnns aud wnaiigei wen. Atler having I, flied
~ I've times without receiving tie slighicsi
lfNsiti tccltucd 10 continue his trcatni. M any
inirrr liaviug heard OF s. 8. s. tawifuA Snccihcl
ihWg GUIDED Tor Nhcninatisn, dccided almost
ir q $50 however 20 rive thc medicine trlai,
nnd 4 icf lad tnkcnu lcr bottles vaf allie tc
hehn'. around on srnicies, aud ~ toon there.
Ntr' iHi NO use for tAcn at NO. S b. S. having
rr UNA nn0 wc'i Al the Distressing
p.''. hHyc len nc, iav appetite las returned,
fNd nm happy to he uEaiu restored 90 perfect
fAE1 49, dss-s the great vegetable
"a, purifier aud ionic, 10
a 10. thc ideal remedy In all
&c. e.1. aN rheumatic troubicR.
tr.~ $50 There are no opiatcs or
miucfaia ia ieto disturb The digestion and
lead toruinous habita
we hayc prepared a special book ON
4,hoWa,iri which every eufieter from
,hia pialri disease Should read is The
moss complete nHd interesting book Of
use i-iud so eElaicncc u viii he sent free
in aty uEe desrng &. Write our plysi.
H'rr uilyand trcciyahout your case. We
wat ~ CHARGE lnr medical advice.
1888 sWlff af-ciFic co, ATLRnTA, ca.
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We arc 10 receipt Of the following hand
somcly engraved invitation, which will be
Of interest to many Of orr people. as the
prospective groom IS an old Preston county
boy, who is well known here anI has many
friends in This section lie Is Chief Mime
Inspector for West Virginia, with head
quarters az Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Wilson
invite yoa 20 b.. present
at the marriage u lheir daughter
Nell.
GO
Mr.. James W. Paul.
Wednesday evening. january tweaty-th.rd.
nineteen hundred and one,
at scvcu O'Clock
Adams Street.
Rochester Pennsylvania
81 Home
after February the 9Th.
Charleston. 81. Va.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, JUNE
%. Ig0I.-The owners OF the following described
original lots subdiyisonal lots, who cannot
be found ia the District Of Columbia are here
by notified TO connect such lots with the public
sewers and vvstermaiHs within thirty days from
the 10Th OF July, 1901 Otherwise The Commits
si0uers Of the District OF Columbia will cause
such connections to be made aud VAL assess
the cost thereof, together with the eesl OF this
advertisement, a tax against said lots. under
authority Of act Of Congress spproyed May
10 1896, entitled An act to provide for the
drainage OF lots IN the District "a tiolumbI, -
to-wit. The north 1898 feet Of the subdiyisiundi
lot No. -, square 81, improved by PREMISE l.
> 3, :, ), 9, Z, 5, g. 10 Union Alley north
west, Bessie J. Kibbey, owner Of record; subdiyi-
si0nal lots IS, H. and 80, square 10 improved
by premises 1921, 1926, and I62S Street north
west, Douglass F. Forrest, owner Of record: lots
f25, I27 128, I25, I24, and I23, square 81, i'm
proved by premises 500 500, sO4, s06. SOS and
$40 Dryers Court southwest, Mary n COnneI
owner Of record; middle % feet Of Tot :, square
2Il, improved by premises 1443 and I445 ! Street
northwest, Anna z. and Henry c. Tracy owners
Of record. HENRY B, T. MCFARLAND, John
W. ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH, Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-02

WANTED-CaFPets cleaned. made and laid: also
mating; cheap work guaranteed. C. u. WHITE.
613 81 ST. nj