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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen rapidly along the en-
tire coast and the storm Is apparently moving
rapidly northeastward through the British pos
sessions.
The temperature has fallen over Northern
Nevada, but has remained nearly stationary
in California
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, November II, 1901.
Northern CalifOrnia-Fair Sunday; light west
erly winds.
Southern california-Fair Sunday; light west
erly winds
Nevsds-Falr Sunday: fresh westerly winds.
San Francisco and vieinity-Partly cloudy
eunday; fresh westerly winds.
ALEXANDER G. McADIE
Forecast Official.
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@mER,IAl TlNANeIAl
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Bank clearings sho7U the usual g0eekly gain.
Ne5v York stock market stronger.
Shipment of $34o374 TO China
Light trading in local stocks and bonds
Wheat being fed TO animals in Europe. Prices hig
Barley steady, Oats and Corn dull.
Rye still iu demand for European shipment.
Hay, Bran and MiddIings 7Ucak.
White Beans firm and colorcd 5oeak
Batter gUeak, Cheese steady and Eggs firm.
Dried Fruits as previously quoted.
Provisions continue dull and aUeak
Hides, Hops and Wool unchanged
No further change in tie Meat market
P0uIfYy and Game sIIo7U little UGriation
Potatoes and Onions continue very firm.
Fresh Fruits in light receipt and dnH
M0nila Cordage 0esy scarce
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State. dairy, 15@2sc; creamery, 17@25c; June
creamery, E1k0221ac; factory, 1214@151kc.
EGGS-Receipts, 6270 packages; firm State
and Pennsylvania 2s@27c; Western, candied,
24@27c; do, uncandled 22Q26c.
DRIED FRUIT.
EyAPORATED APPLES-Firn. State, COM
mon to good, GQS12c; prime, sQSAc; choice,
91aQ974c; fancy, 10Ql012c,
California dried fruits dull and unchanged.
APRfcoTs~Royal. s7s@lsc: Moorpark. so
p P'EAcHEs-Peeled. 1l@1sc: unpeeled, s@sMo.
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Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets were all Arm
Paris, Liverpool and Antwerp showing an adj
vance. All Continental cables were yerv
strong A significant feature was the news
that Wheat is being fed to animals in Eurone
as well as in the United States. which con
tributes to the enormous consumption there A
dispatch to Bolton, De Ruyter & Co said that
with the largest worlds shipments during the
past three months ever known. the stock in
increase.
Chicago advanced at the opening, but fell
back There some Increase in offerings Of
December, and the crowd fought the upward
tendency, thus impeding the advance. There
was a large. trade. Scalpers realized for 11c
results. Northwest stocks increased about
100000 bushels during the week.
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The Scarcity in Cordage.

bury Rope Company. Pittsburg. there is at
present less than 1000 bales OF raw material
for Manila rope in the country, whereas the
normal supply at this time of year is about
1Oo, 900 bales 1InpOrtstions have fallen of
heavily and the guerrilla warfare now going
on IN the Philippines has taken the growers
away from their work and practically ruined
the crop. The shortage for the coming season
is said TO be about 100000 bales, and the avail
able supply has been pretty well cOrnered.
Prices are going up rapidly over the entire
country, ana there is little hope for anything
but further advances Dealers in Pittsburg
expect 10 pay 20c a pound before the season
closes.
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Hay and Feedstnfs.

Everything under this head remains un-
changed Hay continues weak under ample
supplies, and the tendency in Bran and Mid
dlings Is toward lower prices.
BRAN-S16 50G17 per ton.
+ MIDDLINGS-$17 50@20.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s16Q17 per ton
Oicake Meal at the mill, s27@2S; jobbirg, s2S so
629: Cocoanut Cake s20921; Corn Meal, s31 so
q32: Cracked Corn. sa2l32 SO; Mixed Feed. SIT
HAY-Wheat. ss@11 5o. fancy. s12: Wheat
and oat, sS@11; Oat,. 5000; Barley and Oat.
s7Gs; Alfalfa, ss@s so; Clover, s697; Volun-
teer, Sc 50@8; Stock, s5Q7 per ton.
STRAW-304471zc per BALE
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Flour and MilIstufS.

FLOUR = California Family Extras. sa Esq
8 so, usual terms; Bakers Extras. So 1893 %;
Oregon. So 50Q2 rs per barrel for family and
81 1903 for bakers; Washington bakers. So 75
@3.
MILLsTUFFs-Prices in sacks are as fol-
lows usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour. $S per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. s. Is; Rye
extra cream do. s4; Oat Groats. s5; Ho1niny,
s4@4 25; Buckwheat Flour. s4Q4 20; Cracked
Wheat. $s so; Farina. 81 80: Whole Wheat
in sacks. ss 5O@s; Pearl Barley. s5;. Split Peas.
S.: Green Peas SC 50 per 100 pounds.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
S. 40; clears, 81 1908 80; spring specials. SAG
40; patents. s. 5000 7O straights. 81 5000 90;
No. 3 spring wheat. 6s@n1ac; No. 2 red. 7Ss4 g,
745Sc; No. 2 white. 43A Q44Hc; No. white. 43A
@44c; No. rye. 6o1ac; fair to choice mating
Northwestern, 81 4S1z; prime timothy seed s6
Q6 10; mess pork, per barrel, s1S 75Q13 so lard,
per 100 pounds, IS 471kdS so; short ribs sides
Qoose), 81 S007 50; dry salted shoulders (boxed),
7AQ71ae; short clear sides (boxed), IS l5@S 25;
whisky basis of high wines, 81 81; clover, con-
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Beans and Seeds.

The situation In Beans remains unchanged
whites being very strong and colored weak.
Receipts were a.245 SKIS.
BEANS-Bayos, 81 35Q2 80; Small White, So
25: Large White, 81 SO@S; Pea, So 50Q4;
Pink. 81 1902. Red, 3d. Blackeye, So 6o@3 75;
Limas, "a 66a4 70; Red Kidneys So 1904 per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, s3Q3 Is: Yellow
Mustard 50 25G3 40; Flax, 81 65G3 25; Canary
9lIG3Jhc for Eastern; Alfalfa, from Utah. S1sc;
Rape. 1A@12c; Hemp, 31sc per lb.
no % per ctl.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Quotations remain as before. and the mar
ket is featureless.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-6@7c for Steers and 59sc per lb for
Cows.
VEAL-Large. 7Qsc; small sG9c per Ib.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7G71sc; Ewes. 61zQ7c per
pound.
LAMB-79Sc per h.
PORK-Live Hogs. from $50 to 25O lbs, SIC;
under $50 lbs 5AQ51sc; sows, 20 per cent or
boars 80 per cent off and stays 40 per cent
OF from the above quotations; dressed Hogs,
7hQSZc.
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OREGON
PORTLAND Nov. 16.-WHEAT-Firm and
higher; Walla Walla. 57Q571zc; valley SIC:
bluestem, 58G5S1kc.
Ceared-British steamer Langbank for St.
Vincent, with 226,S33 bushels wheat; French
bark Europe, for Queenstown, with 133 463
bushels wheat
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Nov 16.-WHEAT-Unchanged /:
bluestem, 5Sc club. SIC.
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softshell SIC; No. e. TIC: No. hardshsell. &C.;
No. 2, 7c; Almonds. 13Q14c for papershell. 100
lie for softshell and 5qse for hardshell: ;, Pea
nuts sore for Eastern; Brazil Nuts, 12912zc;
Filberts, 1291211c; Pecans. u&13e; Coeoanuts.
So 50@5.
HONEY-Comb, 12Q121sc for bright and log
1fHc for light amber; water white extracted,
6q6c: light amber extracted 4G5c; dark, &c.
BEESWAX-25622e per lb.
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@ THOROUGHBREDS! 81

property Of J. Naglee Burk. ESD
On Thursday November 2 and Tuesday. No
vember 26. 1901. I will hold dispersal sales oe
all the thoroughbred stations, brood mares Gin
foaD, yearlings, two-year-olds and three-year-
olds by Crescendo. st. Carlo, imp. Golden Gar
ter, Drum Major, F1ambeau and Brioso. The
mares are by Wildidle, Three Cheers. Flood,
Racine, Joe Daniels, Hidalgo. Fetterlock, st.
Savior, Tomahawk. Kyrle DAILY, John Happy,
Duke OF Norfolk. Foulshot and Bellicoso. Cata-
logues ready. Watch this column for further
particulars.
OCCIDENTAL HORSE EXCHANGE.
721-723 Howard St.. near Third, 8. F.
WILLIAM G. LAYING, Auctioneer.
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Foreign NJ dykets.

LONDON, Nov 1e-Consols. 81 1916; silver.
26Bd French rentes. 1oof 771kc; wheat cargoes
on passage, firm. not active No. / standard
California 29s; Walla Walla, 2Ss Sd; English
country markets, firm.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 16.-Wheat. firm; No
standard. California, IS 1okd@5s lid; wheat in
Paris, firm; flour in Paris, firm; French co,,n-
try markets, quiet and steady; weather in
England foggy.
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Ne1v York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-The usual Saturday
dullness prevailed in the local market for
metals Tin was quiet but firm at SIG $50
27 25 Lead dull at 81 371z. Spelter dull and
nominal at "a 80. Copper quiet; Lake SIS 75@
IL, and casting, SIG 3714016 621a. Iron, dull;
pigiron warrants. 50 5O@10 so; No. l Northern
foundry, s15016; No. 2 foundry, Southern, S14
@15 No. foundry, Southern, s14 50G115 so; No.
/ foundry. Southern. soft. $l4 50@16 so.
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Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Exports of specie
from this port to all countries for this week
aggregate S6S3, 900 in silver and $4 610 223 gold
The imports of specie this week were sos, $50 in
gold and $200 900 silver. The imports Of dry
goods and merchandise for the week were
valued at SIC. .062. 156.
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Tha American Invasion.

Modern Office furniture. from the desk
to the door mat, is nearly all American
In every up-to-date London establishment
One sits on a Nebraska swivel chair be-
fore a Michigan rOll-tOp desk, writing
ones letters on a Syracuse typewriter
signing them with a New York fountain
pen and drying them with a blOtting
sheet from New England.-London Mail
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~ Parties needing anything in sserA
<-tN the line Of NEW AND SEC 222&>s
OND-HAND WAGONS. CARTS, BUGGIES,
SuRREYS, SADDLES. SINGLE and DOUBLE
and HORSES of all classes, be on hand TUES
DAY 18th, IL {. m at 1140 FOLSOM ST.
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san Francisco data-Maxmum temperature,
60; minimum. So: mean. Sc.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures were reported from Eastern stations:
Boston, zz-22; Washington, z2-26; Jacksonville,
A-3s; New York z0-34; Kansas City, 1924; Gin
cinnat, s6-1S: Omaha, 3s-lS; Duluth. 30-l2;
Salt Lake City. 6O-S6; Chicago. s4-20; St Louis.
1924; Philadelphia. 12-3e.
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London Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram saws:
The stock market to-day was idle and uninter-
esting. Dealings remained confined to the
Anglo-American ring traders. The prices were
dian Pacific was buoyant on the assertion that
New York interests are buying for control, but
London thinks that the price is justified by
the excellent earnings
LONDON. Nov. 1e-HoPs-Paciho Coast,
steady, e3 Is.
CLOSING.
Anaconda, 71h; Atchison, S2%; Atchison nre
ferred, 1O3A: Canadian Pacific, 11sA Denver
and Rio Grande. 47: Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 81; Northern Pacific preferred 103Ia :.
Southern Pacific. 62%: Union Pacific 1881 ,
Union Pacific preferred, 941z. Bar silver, quiet
261sd; money, 2G3 per cent.
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IIsCELLANEOUs
Morning Session

BOdTd-
IS Alaska Packers Association ........151 Is
Contra Costa Water Company........ 76 25
25 Hutchinson p Co .................,. IA 90
Market-street Railway Company. "a 621k
" OdhAdHu GdS 0l %
80 San Francisco Gas & Electric Co.. AZ 50
400 YigOrit . 4 S71L
Street
5000 Los Angeles Ry per cent bonds...118 90
$4,000 N p e r r per cent bonds. .....1O7 50
$1,000 Oceanic Steamship Co. bonds ......1O4 25
$4,000 S p OF Cal 1st Gems per cent. .1O9 75
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-To-day's state
ment Of the Treasury shows: Available cash
balances, $172, 514, 1872; gold. $109, Acc, ,S29
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Bank Clearing gs.

Local bank clearings during the past week
were SIS lSo, ,l3s. against SIS Sos 9ls during the
sSme week last year.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

The Hongkong Maru took out treasure list
of s340 374, consisting of s16S,174 in Mexican
dollars, 5000 in gold coin and SLIT, 900 in silver
bullion.
Silver and Exchange remained as before
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AUCTION SALE OF GERMAN GOV

o. AUCTION SALE OF GERMAN Gov
A-SS ERNMENT HORsEs-5O head Of
broken horses. single and double matched
spans, suitable for buggy, express, butcher,
milk and bakery wagons; also number OF
single buggy horses.
Intending purchasers can have trial up to
day OF sale. Sale to take place on THURS
DAY, NOV p, 1901, at IL a. m, at salesyard,
1882 Market ST., corner Van Ness BY order OF
John H. Halton. Esq. FRED H. CHASE 8
CO., livestock auctioneers.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SATURDAY., Nov. 1s-12 m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
As quar- coup. .112as113 As or CD (new) 1S9 1885,
As quar- reg. ..1125s113 IS quar- COUP. IOS1L =
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Weather Report.

lzoth 1feridian-Pacihc Tirne.)
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 16-5 D. m
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date, as compared with those Of the same date
last season and rainfalls in the last twenty
lour hof1rGs
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm; creams. 15@Ac; dairies, 146D
zoe. Cheese. s4Q1014c. Eggs. firm; fresh. 23c.
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Matte birmingham.

Matte birmingham.
Crockett
Mrs B F Deal, Crocktt
Charlotte birmingham,
Sunol
Effie birmingham, Snl
T Brown, Orland
J r Him, Orland
] P Churchill. Yreka
NJ F Martin, Yreka
] Smith & W, S Jose
DR. Ident & W, S Juan
r z Smith & W. Chgo
NJ c TIeali0n, s Diego
] Osborn & W. Oaklnd
c Downing, Cal
L z Cochran, Boston
H Gottschalk. Grnble
] Sparks, Reno. New
Miss Spark, Reno
Z J Lehman & w.Chg
w F Wiltshire & W. LA
F K Ainsworth. L A
A @ Jones, Chicago
Mrs z Carey. San Jse
] ] Lynn, PIT Huron
Misses Morrison. S Use
C E Knox. Philadelph
H H Atkinson. Stnfrd
w E Tucker & W. Aim
c H Dayton, N Y
G ID Grant, Sacto
L A Phillips & W, Ala
media
Mrs c B Stone, SMteo
Miss E Stone, SnMteo
Miss II Wiley, S Mateo
Miss z Dufficy. S RI
] M Oliver S Quentin
T A Kearney. U S A
/ w Morris, N Y
N Bentz & W. s Brbra
G A Conant. Wash
d r Williams. Manila
J G Carey. Chicago
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PoytlanGs Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Nov. 1s.-Clearings. s466. .S11; bal
ances, s95.44o.
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&MUST BE SOLD. "a
AUCTION SALE

OF so head OF BROKEN DRIVING and WORK
HORSES, $50 to 100. consigned by John Bur
gan. Tulare. on Monday. Nov. IS, at II a. m, at
1S5 VALENCIA ST.
FRED H CHASE q co..
Live Stock Auctioneers.
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PRODUCERS OIL EXCHANGE,
Morning Session
MINING STOCKS.

Following were the sales in the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session.
1900 Chollar ......... O5, 200 Union CON-. Il
700 Mexican ....... l91
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HOTEL.
z M Leon. San Jose
Mrs E p Lion. s Jose
Baron Won Rosenberg.
New York
B F Brooks. BakersAd
T II Bryant. Boston
w l. Stewart. L Anx
L A Phillips. Los Ang
r G Gillis. S Monica
III Thomas. L Ang
G B Stewart & ". Cal
L Auerbach & W. Bstn
f III Foster. Pasadena
] B Walker. N Y
] Campbell. Chicago
Mrs ] " Winston & 3
children. Los Ang
D e Shappee. N Y
ID NJ RiOrdan, l. Ang
VI H Whittier & w.CaI
S Fl Merrill, Wash
] Whiting. Boston
G d Morgan. n Y
NJ A Berger & ". Butte
Mrs II L Mason. Manila
A D Bacon. Georgia
J X Oil. Washington
H Heidenreich. China
Mrs Folgee. Oakland
w Gates. London
A H Moore. Ind
J I RAIDER. Ohio
F P Abbot, n Y
w o Quinn. Saginaw
G G. Belcher, Oakland
Z S Rawson, N Y
H Z Kearley, London
Mrs & Miss Kearley,
London
IT Spellacy, Bakersfid
c H McDiarmid, Lvrpl
Miss / Smythe. S Ran
NJ G Aguirre. S Qntin
Mrs ] NJ Oliver. SQntn
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Following We're the sales in the Pacific Stock
Exchange yesterday:
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THE COAST RECORD.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-04-19
Good Hope NewsIets.

Three Of the MeSsrs. Lawsons,
namely, Chroner, Simon and Wait
man, Prof. Wade Post, and sister Mat
tie and Ray Smith, all OF whom were
in school at the Buckhannon Semina-
~, came home to eat Easter eggs with
their parents. They all returned on
the following Monday, save Ray Smith
who recently had the measles and was
unable.
Mr.. VIM. Burnside met with the
painful accident of getting his knee
cap dislocated while at work last week
and has been suffering severely ever
since.
Walter Lawson has sold his farm
near here on Twolick to Maynard Nc
Donald and has purchased another on
the waters OF Hackers creek in Lewis
county to which he will move this fall.
In him we lose good neighbor, but
Mr.. Mcdonald is also good one.
Prof. Wade Burnside, a teacher in
your city school, visited his parents
and friends in this vicinity last Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mr.. j. Wesley Sommerville will
build new and spacious barn this
spring.
Hon. Wesley Post will also enlarge
his barn and brild new kitchen in
the near future.
Alvin Burnside has the frame up,
the chimneys built and considerable
work done on his new residence.
Johnnie Darnell recently sold his
farm to Worthy Law and has moved
to farm he purchased near Morgans-
vile, Doddridge county Mr.. Law
occupies the house vacated by MIR.
Darnel
w. 5. Burnside, Esq, was in your
city on business last week
SANGUINAEIAN.
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wills Filed For Probate.

The will of Rev. Robert Steele, col
ored, has been fled for probate. 1t
was drawn January is, 1890, and pro-
vlded that the estate go to Mrs.
Frances Steele during her life. and at
the death Of Mrs. Steele to Jane Boy
er. Mrs. Steele having died before he
did, Jane Boyer is the sole BENEFICIARY.
Martha Jane Wilson qualified as adj
mlnistratrtx in bond OF 500,
David Carter's will has been filed for
probate also. The testator gives one
third of his real and personal prop
erty to his wife her life time The
farm of lis acres is bequeathed to his
son, Robert NJ. Carter, subject to the
one third life estate OF the wife; the.
residue of the personal property to his
children equally, namely, James +.
Carter, Mary NJ. Morris, Elizabeth
d. Davidson, Julia Ann Haney and
Robert NJ. Carter. The will was made
February l6, 1892, and Robert NJ. Car.
ter is named as executor of the estate.
He has qualified as such in bond Of
$1,000.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE c
LAND.

The First National Bank, of Man
nington, West Virginia VS.. Joshua j.
Borgess., Admir-. ct al. In Chancery.
BY virtue OF decree pronounced in
the above styled cause by the circuit
court of Harrison COUNT, West Nir-
ginia, on the - day Of January,
1901, the undersigned who was APP
pointed Special Commissioner for
The purpose will sell at publ; cutlery
on the 18th day Of May, 1901, at the
hour OF one O'Clock, at the front door
OF the court house Of said county, two
certain tracts of real estate situate on
Jones Run, said county, described in
the bill and proceedings in this cause,
to-wit One tract Of about fifteen
acres conveyed 10 Reuben a. BuggeSS,
deceased, BY Charles a. BuggeSS and
others by deed dated September 30,
1872, and Of record in the county
Clerks Office of said county in Deed
Book No. ST. page 1876; also another
tract Of about fifteen acres conveyed
TO said Reuben a. BoggeSS, deceased,
by MaiSSa T.. Robinson and her huS-
band by deed bearing date of Novem.
Der -, 1884, and OF record in the said
county Clerks Office in Deed Book 30,
page las: said two tracts Of land was
the property Of said Reuben A. Bog
geSS at the time OF his death, and the
said tracts are adjacent to each other
There is located on each Of said
tracts comfortable dwelling house
and other out buildings, the land is
also well adapted for farming and
grazing purposes and in good state
Of cultivation. The above described
tracts will be first sold separately and
gurHNl
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wyatt Waves.

The WYATT normal school is pro
crossing very nicely. Twenty-Five
students are attending: teachers "
R Davis and John Hughes.
Jesse Frye, who was burned some
time ago, Is improving rapidly.
Misses Lizzie Shipman and Ailce
Keenen, Of GIoyers Gap,.a are attending
the Wyatt normal.
The Wyatt literary society meets
every Wednesday night; every BODY IS
invited to attend.a
ROne Of our prompt young men,
Doyener Martin, has gone to smith
field toclerk in John Robinson's whole
sale clothing house.
Uncle John Rinehart was a pleasant
callerat the Widow Ashcroft's Satur-
day night.
Our friend j. Claud Davis can't
keep outof the coal business. Wethink
he will work this summer at the
Kerns mines.
The Easter program was rendered
at the N. E. and U. B. Wyatt church
house with success. A large audi
ence was present. all report a good
time.
The Epworth League meets every
Sunday night at 1880 o'clock p. m.
The long contemplated foot bridge
is completed. 1t adds greatly to the
appearance Of the town..
o. CAN'T GUESS.
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the SWlf1 SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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T'he Best Blood PmriGer-

The blood is constantly being puriti-
ed by the lungs, liver and Kidneys.
Keep these organs in healthy condi-
ten and the bowels regular and Won
VIII have no need Of blood purifier.
For this purpose there is nothing
equal 70 ChamberlainS Stomach and
Liver Tablets, one dose OF them will
40 you more good than dollar bottle
OF the best blood purifier. Price. Is
drug store. 29.Im
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BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN.
Call on the secretary and take shares at once.
First payment of dues May /, 1901.
JHMeSM LYON, PRESIDENT.
j. r. RDRMS, SGCR6TRRY.
Mrch 4 1901. 1885,
Mrcll 1901.
wantod-1OOO skunks will pay the

Wanted-lO0O sKunks, will pay the
highest market prices for all kinds OF
fuTs, peltS hides and junk iron and
metals of all kinds. Just opened a
new shop where every body can see
the big sign on Pike street opposite
the Walker house don't forget the
place. Anybody wishing price lists
Just drop me card and will be glad
quote you prices, Address The Clarks-
burg Junk Co. 2-tf
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nf West NirginIa. Harrison

State Of West Virginia, Harrison
county, to.wit:
1 4. g. Tetrick, Clerk of the cir
cult court OF said county, do certify
tut Lafayette q. Grille, special COM
missioner in the above styled cause,
naS executed bond with security be-
Ire me, is required by the decree
| therein
Given under my hand this the 18th
aay u March, 1901.
f. G. TETRIcK,,
LIST Clerk.