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PLATTSVILLE,
ITEMS OF INTEREST,

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Rev J. J. Blythe was in town for {
short Stay, the first part of this week
Mr. and Mrs Will Hall are happy owe
the arrival Of nine-pound boy, born
November 1.
Mrs z. A. Beers is spending several
weeks with her son, J. Z. Beers, al
Providence, R. I.
The friends of F. Staples are sorry
to learn he is confined to the house
with severe illness.
Miss Lucy Disbrow has been very
sick with throat trouble.
Mrs Mallett of Trumbull is caring
for Mrs Will Hall.
G. B. Gregory is in the wood bust.
ness, having bought large tract of c..
Allen, and is carting it to Bridgeport.
HOYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Leroy Clark is to havekome improve
mentS made.
l. N. Banks has finished his job of
painting at l.. A. Jennings.
$. Wisner entertained company re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Risley and ba-
by of Torrington were guests of her
aunts, Miss Relyea and Miss Barber,
for week.
William Relyea and help are paint
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William p. Tomlin was called to
Bridgeport, Wednesday, to act as pail
bearer at the funeral OF a friend, Mr.
ArrOll.
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Mr. and Mrs L. H. Elsenboss were
guests, last Tuesday, of Mr. and Mrs
George r. Wilson.
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Park, Trumbull; w. B. Hawley,
Sherman; E. A. Honan, Charlottesville.
A WOAN SAYS

''The first bottle of the new medi-
cine, Calcura Solvent, set up my nerves
like tuning a fiddle. I began to get
good sleep. After that I felt hungry
and when | smelt breakfast 1 wasn't
long getting down stairs. picked up
weight and strength, and no wonder l
believe in DR. David Kennedy, of Ken
nedy Row, kingston, N. v" All
druggists, 81.
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Roxbury Station Ct,
CASH SALE.

day Flour, Grain and Feed at lowest
prices for Cash. Grass Seed Fertilizer and
Nova Scotia Land Plaster. For sale, new
milch COW years old.
H. B. COGER'S MILL, Botsford, Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs G. N. Shepard desire to
return sincere thanks to all who in anv
way assisted them on the night of the
fire viii h destroyed their barn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07
OVer-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07

Bernard J. Heating of Shelton visit
ed friends in town, last Tuesday.
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0RANCHVILLE.
NUGGETS OF NEWS

"A little daughter has arrived to STAY
IN the home of Mr. and Mrs George
Hendricks.
Mrs A. j. Partridge has broken up
housekeeping for the winter.
Mrs Minnio IIanford
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List of letters unclaimed at the
NeWtown postotfice, November l, 1902:
Mrs S. Glover, Rev Arthur Parsons.
George F. Duncombe, postmaster.
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Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hoyt. of Boston
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Wright on Monday and Tuesday.
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STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
| pay. Price 25 cents.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07

her neighbors and friends a reception
on her 10th birthday, October q. The
evening was pleasantly spent. The
table groaned beneath it's weight of
good things for the inner man. Mrs
Richard Bennett gave some fine selec-
tions of music on the organ. All re-
turned to their homes at an early hour,
wishing her many happy returns of
the day.
Mr. and Mrs Jere RuScoe entertained
severallof their friends, last Thursday
evening, at their home on Golden hill.
The host and hostess understand how
to make everOne enjoy a good time
and all who were there enjoyed the
evening. Ew
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-11-07

Mrs Minnie Hanford enjoyed from
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William Relyea and help are paint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

Marriage Licenses.
4. 3, Lee and Miss L. Neal
Richard Holado and Mrs. Ida McClemore
Frank Roberts and Miss Nellie Simpson.
James K Baisden and Mrs. sy5le Nc
TWIN.
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SERMONS FoR NoN-cATHoLlos.

Inquiry Class at Annuncistion Church TO
Be Continued During This Week.
The non-catholics who attended services
at the Anuunciatlon church during the non
Catholic mission, are cordially invited TO
be present at the services OF this church
every Sunday, even though the lecture
course is over. special Invitation Is Of
fered to non-catholics OF the city TO at
tend the high mass at 1890 a m. and tao
evening services az 7:45 p. m today In the
Annunciation church, as Father Healy, one
OF the PauliSt fathers. VIII preach at both
or these services. His subjects VIII be
suited TO non-c8tholic attendance.
On Monday night at 745 Father Healy
viii resume the work OF the inquiry class
which had been temporarily suspended and
THIS class VIII continue every night during
the week at the sane hour All nom Cath
oucs are earnestly Invited to attend these
meetings which are held IN Convent hall
jackson street and Capitol avenue. Father
healy expects TO remain IN Houston the
coming week, and Is anxious 10 meet all
non~CatholloS who have heen al an inter-
church.
Neat Thurslay Thanksgiving Day. the
gsuHt thanksgiving services aud mass Will
be held at $3.50 a M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

J. Austin Mckinney vs Mrs Mary A. Nc
Kinney; Judgment for plalntifr for divorce;
custody OF minor child given defendant;
fee OF $40 allowed attorney representing
Mary c. Collins VS.. Conrad Schwartz,
nothing on her prayer for a resale; sixty
days from date OF decree given In which
TO pay on In fun the mortgage Judgment
OF defendant Schwartz and that plaintiff
be barred of her equity of redemption; costs
taxed against plaintiff.
John Farmer. administrator, Va. T. w.
House. collect deposit; Identity OF admin.
istrntors decedent established and de-
traitor.
Natinal Bank. COLLECT deposit; identity OF
administrators decedent established and
deposit ordered paid TO temporary admin
Robert C. storrle VS.. Benjamin W. Shaw
snd wife, Injunction; Judgment for de-
1endant dissOlvipg Injunction to which
plaintiff excerpts and gives notice OF appeal.
John Kennedy vs.. Laura Hardy ct al.
trespaes to try title; continued generally.
Myra Z. Migle ct oil vs.. John Roessler
et = a. PsEtition; continued generally,
foreclosure; continued generally,
al; damages: continued hy agreement
Emily Mccain VS.. Michael McGann: iudg-
ment for plaintin for divorce and custody
OF minor child; fee OF SIS allowed attorney
representing defendant.
l. n.
pass 70 try title; continued TO comply with
rule for costs
L C. Jensen VS.. John seery and wife.
debt and foreclosure; continued generally.
]. b. Young vs.. Joseph x Bondurant
debt: dismissed FOR want OF prosecution.
Robert T. Hicks et al vs. James r. Rob.
ertsou. debt and foreclosure; continued for
X +. D. Wilson VS.. p. Newton. debt
and foregcioggre contirued for service,
Union, debt: continued for service.
snd foreclosure; continued seneraiiy. u'''
Il. Belbeze VS.. Home Construction Com
pany, damages; continued generally BY
agreement without prejudice to excep-
Louise Fem vs.. Sue Haley. to remove
cloud; judgment for plaintiff for land sued
for; fee Of W. J. Howard liked at $50
81 Byers vs.. Laos Nelson's continued
II. Masterson vs. John H. Brooks. debt;
continued generally.
] ~ Mccain vs. Dan y. Kennedy. tres.
pass to try title: continued By the defend
w. H coyie vs. NIorgans Point Land and
Loan Company ct al. Injunction: continued
Tor service on the merits without prejudice
20 applieet ton for temporary injunction.
w. u. Cleveland a Sons VS. NJ M saw
yer s. Co. debt: continued generally
Eldon Burns w. Augusta Senreau debt:
continued generally.
n, II. MacNieoll vs.. 2. o. Maynard.
debt and foreclosure; continued generally. |
Meiken Davis Il al vs.. Bert Dodge ei
81 damages; continued generally
a. 1autenhahn vs.. August Syesnewsky |
8 ~ trespass to try title; continued on
Lala Douglas ys. A. c. Doueias. a.
yorce; Judgment for plaintiff FOR divorce
IND restoring maiden name OF Lula Stone
Il HnrreIl Va the unknown heirs Of
~ DSeL rFespaHs 70 III tides -laeHa 70
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commandment Court.

Tho county judge was authorized to en-.
yer into two years contract with st.
Josephs lnhrmary TO take care OF sick, etc.
O1rJerea that warrant issue against road
ana bridge fund for $254. 70, in favor az
the Acme Road and Machinery company OF
frankfort, n. y, for a road roller,
Ordered that the warrants against the
treasurer OF the State OF Texas, payable
TO Harris county by b. II. Vasmer and
now IN the possession OF John Farmer,
county treasurer. be Endorsed by y, II.
Nasmer as agent for Harris county and tho
county treasurer proceed 10 collect said
warrants as soon IA signed by vasmer.
ordered that resignation OF j. r. Magee
as ferryman be accepted and that y p
Singleton be appointed In his stead at n
salary aday OF $40 per month up to March 3,
Ordered that ]. H. sutton be allowed an
additional sum of S233 upon his bid Tor re-
pairs OF the seven bridges on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road, II being shown 10
the court that the said Sutton In preparing
nus Pig mad neglected to put In an estimate
lower than the other bidders
Commissioner Super was authorized to
have bridge known as tho Galveston and
not to exceed sl5. ~ e'''
Bond OF william Brndburn as county sur.
yeyor In the sum OF $4,000 with Thee
Keller ana {. II. Miiby as sureties APP
The county Judge was authorized TO an
point three road inspectors at salary Of
S.o per meath each, salary to begin from
Ordered that W. b. Hill. ex.,ustice Of
the peace, precinct No. l. file his report
Of INES collected during last quarter OF his
ordered that the commissioners meet the
second Monday IN December 1902, for the
purpose Of passing upon all bills and ac-
counts, approving annual reports OF indie.
pendent school districts. all matters par-
tainlng 10 roads and bridges and such other
matters as can be attended to at regular
term OF court.
Adjourned to meet second Monday In Ne
cember at 10 a. M.
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survey, containing 40 acres Of land LOO
Josephine B. Marshall ct al to IL
T. Tyner, lots 8 and 4, block Al,
Fair Grounds addition. .... LEO
Joseph DeYine ct al TO Frederick j.
Sauer, lot 8, block /, Mrs. Mary n.
Johnson addition. north side Buff
uI inio bayou :........... 100
wife ct al. lots @, 7, and part OF
lot II, being 1Ox25 feet. block IS,
south side Buffalo bayou ..... 300
T. ]. Collins to Ed H Harrel Lum-
Der company. lot l. block 49, Noble
addition, north side Buffalo bayou SO
Lille Nussbaum ct al to Hannah
Nussbaum. an undivided one-thlrd
interest In and to parts OF lots g.
ana ~, block 3oI. south side Buff
Samuel b. Robinson 10 william r
Wall, lot 1, block 400. Baker
addition north side Buffalo bayou 1,5S
Wiley b. Jones to Samuel &. Bras.
held, lots and 2 block 3s, in town
Harvey Wheeler to John A. Milroy. iV
i H1s,s 10 block 200 in Houston
Carroll NJ. carter to b. /, Piott LOT
lots i 2 and 8, block 1o2, IN Hous,
Lillian Van Peit biackweaiii' and hus. "'
band TO c. Il. Hum, lots / to Ia.
inclusive, block o. lots j to - In.
elusive, block Is; lots / 10 10 i'm.
elusive, block 10; lots - 10 90, in.
N.NStNet uApCh ~ lots to 10. in
elusive, block 81; lots a. to 90 in
elusive, block 81, In La Porte I
III, 3. Bennett to c. S. Penaeid. nm
undivided four-dfths interest hi and
10 subdivision s OF w b. Lowrnnrs
subdivision Of the Johnson Hunter
league . .
The La Porte Improvement eompanv
70 G. y, Hum ct al, lots B, md
7, block oo2; lots % ana "a block
eoS; lots n aud 20, block p64. lots
ana ., block e65; lots 20 ana IA
block 9I4; lots IS and 10, block GA,
lots lB and ia, block rs; lots IL
ana 20 block 81; lots Isl ana "a
block 60; lots 10. 20, 2i ana 90
block 4s; lots ., 9, Z and s. blocR
40, In La Porte ..... 4,
c; 8. Penneld 70 c. b, HUM, lots
~ TO ~, block 20; lots 20 TO al
block n; also an undivided four,
nfths Interest In Subdivision 4 ~
the w H. Lowranoe subdivision
=, OF the johnson Hunter league. !
Francis IL. Wilson 70 c. ID. Hunn.
lots 70 %, block Z: lots / TO %
block & In la Porte . !
Z; nj. Cranberry TO John r. Patton.
lots !, and 3, block $40. In Hons
Ton Heights ...............
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liz she..hls claln,


10 the Editor OF The Post
Houston, Texas, November % In the
report OF the commissioners cour; proceed
ings OF yesterday you say In todays Post,
Among the several deferred reports APP
proved we're those OF Sheriff Anderson
whose claim for board OF prisoners. which
nad been rejected for some months mast
ny the old court, Notwithstanding previous
was allowed The approval OF The above
claim was one OF the issues In the late coun-
" campaign, aud sheriff Anderson Is very
naturally elated over his success In the tnal
I win say that the board bilI'' allowed
Eaa for fhs board lpf Rg1Aopera .pp 70 ana
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EIeventh Distinct oiMI court.

Haralson Bros. & McNeeley VS.. the Bra
Eoria Rice and Irrigation Company, debt
w Hell, u. Martin, w NJ. Combs, o. u.
Siegmund w II. Ewing. George Morrison.
w @. Woods 4. C, Lyttle and A. L.
klock, 10 file first supplemental petition.
z. G. Ward VS.. NJ, e. Ward, divorce;
leave to plaintiff TO nonsut and cause dis.
missed without prejudice.
Adolph Albrecht VS.. Marie Aibrecht ct al
partition; report Of special commissioned
approved and nc is ordered to make deed
under terms Of decree on Ole: costs award.
ed and adtudged as per decree on lle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

The following ladies have returned from
New Orleans, where they attended tho CON
yentIon OF the United Daughters OF the
Sonfederacy, recently held In that city;
dorf, Harris, Bowman and Bumwalt
The ladies' are delighted with the courte-
sizes shown them white IA the Crescent City
espra hoEressek
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W. s. Gunles vs.. NJ. Butler; leave 10
plaintiff to file first amended original petL
ton.
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Unlted stntes Counts.

In the matter OF j, Il. Huschke OF NADIA,
Colorado county, Texas. the creditors met
yesterday In the referees office. The mar
shat, who had charge OF the goods, was d.
rected TO sell said goods, the sale TO be on
next Thursday at NADIA at D. M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

State of Texas vs.. John Mitchell nnacy,
ordered that defendant be remanded TO cus.
tody and there to await further orders OF
this court.
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At 10 a. m. yesterday Judge GillRspie
called the docket OF the criminal district
court and set most OF the cases TO be tried
at the December term OF that court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23

Picture line exclusive - you'll
not find the subjects anywhere
else ia town-some III oil, some
in water color, others crayon.
Prices range from 6OC
to $50. Terms to Suit.
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tltion. =
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sue ia for the pigtriot Counts.

w. f. Fitze VS.. Aetna Insurance Company
Of Hartford. Conn; collect Insurance poi.
Icy
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Company VS. Mrs. c. Richter;
trespass to try title and damages
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including November 10. 1902 and was not
died with the clerk until this term. hence
could not have been rejected for some
months past by the old court" What your
reporter most likely had reference to was
the claim OF sheriff Anderson for 500 for
caring for sick prisoners"
rms claim Of 500 per month, OF $1,000
per annum, was rejected by the old court
as Illegal and this action was taken upon
the advice Of both the county attorney
and the attorney general OF Texas
This matter was an issue IN the last
campaign and will be in the next unless
fully. II. II. Vasmer
Tho facts are that the court approved
both items referred to by Judge vasmer,
the claim for caring for sick prisoners hay.
Ing been regularly dlsallowed by the old
court for several months past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-23
Real Estate Transfers.

c. w, Hahl to II. L. Montromerv.
soath half q the north haif OF the
east half OF the northeast quarter
or section 1O1. James hnmiiton sur
vey, containing 80 acres OF land
c, W. Hahi 10 W. III. Roach. lots
O. g and OF the Q. W. Habi
tubdiYision OF the James Hamilton
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
uHunan Hearts,"

D ..Human Hearts," the idyl OF the
Arkansas Hills. will be produced at
the Grand Saturday night. Like
s.Ehore Acres" and 1.-THE Old Home
stead as well as other fayorltes, time
only increases its hold upon the hearts
Of the people. The prattle Of an inno-
cent child, the tears Of an old blind
mother, the strong love Of a simple
country girl, the truth Of a half-wit,
the love an old-time negro, the pas
sion Of an adventures and the tender
memory OF a dead mother of the past
OF the Governor of Arkansas, are all
cleverly intermingled by the deft hand
Of the author of this absorbing tale Of
the Arkansas Hills. Each succeeding
seasonof this thrilling plays annually
Increasing business, has induced the
management to engage for this sea-
sons production one Of the strongest
companies ever organized in one cast.
TO theloyers Of good play, not one
on the list this season will appeal more
strongly than "Human Hearts"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
Baptist Church.

"Paul,s Method Of Teaching" will
be the subject of the PASTORS sermon
next Sunday morning. At night the
sermon will be on Model Homes"
tine third and last of a series on "Do.
nestle Models"
The Junior Christian Endeavor So.
ciety realized nice sum from a ba-
mana, lemon and orange festival on
sFaesday night. The proceeds will &c
towards new library.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
Delinquent Corporations.

Thestate auditor has returned the
llst 81 Corporations In this state delin-
ti6entf for the non-payment Of license
tax. The corporations delinquent In
this county, according to his published
statement, are Cherry Camp OIL Com
pany Clarlxsburg Street Railway Com
pany Erie Coal Company, News
Tribune Company, and Phoenix Coal
i & Land Company.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
commandery will Attead.

Clarksburg Commandery, No. ID,
knights Templar decided TO attend
the 2sth annual conclave of the Grand
Commandery, which will be held at
Wheeling May IA. w. 3. McGregor,
S. f. Reed and John b. Smith were
appointed as committee to make ar
engagements for the trip. Most of the
commandcry will go.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
Death Of an infant.

N. u. Drummond's threcmonths
old child died at Columbia nine east
OF the city "Wednesday morning from
Group. The child was well the day be-
fore and was taken to the funeral OF
Burton Drummond that day Inter-
ment was made in bridgeport
Wednesday afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
NOTICE.

The Board of Education ofCoal dis.
trIct, Harrison county, w. va, VIII
receive sealed bids for the building OF
n four room brick school house at
Northylcw. Bids will be received I'M
til May nth at 2 p. M, 1902 Plans
and specifications can beseenat Holm
Doe and LafTerty's Office, Clarksburg.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. j. w. FLANAGAN,
95.3t Secretary.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
Death at the Hospital.

Jane Philips, colorcd, wife Of Mar,
shall Philips, died at Kessler hospital
Tuesday morning from typhoid fever
Interment was made in the Potter's
field Wednesday afternoon by the
Stealey, Osborn Undertaking Company.
The deceased came here from Vir.
ginia some months ago.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
NoTICETo TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Eva L Salzbrun, Plaintiff, VS. Henry
Salzbrun, Defendant, in the circuit
court OF Harrison county, State of
West Virginia. In Chancery
To Henry Salzbrun
Take notice that the deposition of
Michael Cavanaugh and Others will be
taken at the law Office of Sommcrville
so lsen in Sleepy Eye, Brown county,
Minnesota, on the 18th day Of April,
1902, between the hours of 8 a. m. and
s o. M, to be read in evidence on the
hearing OF the above cause, in behalf
OF the said.Eva L. Salzbrun.
II from any cause the takingOf the
same shallnot be commenced, orbeing
commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking OF the same will
be adjourned from time to time until
they are completed.
Yours, &c,
EVA L. SALzBRuN,
BY Counsel.
MARcELLUs NJ. THOMPSON,
2l-5t. Counsel for Plaintiff.
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d. Michael Locates Here.

DR.. w. S. Michael, Of Hendricks,
Tucker county, has located in this
city for the practice of his profession,
and has rooms in the Monroe building
on Main street. DR.. Michael lisa very
clever gentleman and comes highly
recommended as physician.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
West Milford Post Office Robbed.

Unknown parties burglarized the
post office at West Milford, Thursday
night, April II. They secured 81 in
small change and three dollars worth
OF stamps. Entrance was elected
through window of the Office after
midnight, a hole being bored through
the shutter so as to remove the iron
bar within. There is no clue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-04-18
Eyesight is Priceless.

If your eyes need attention consult
competent oculist who can safely
prescribe treatment or spectacles to
relieve them. 1t requires years Of
study and practical training EQUALITY
person to safely prescribe spectacles
to correct the many complicated de-
fects of vision and none but skilled
ocu}ist should attempt it.
DR.. Hardman, oculist and aurist,
who has permanently located inClarks-
burg and opened an office in the For
dyce building equipped with the lat
est and best instruments skill can pro
duce, has made diseases of the eye, ear
nose and THO and defects of vision
special study for years, having spent
much time in practical colleges, And
having over twenty years experience
in adjusting spectacles, has long since
passed the experimental stage and can
give our citizens as fine service as can
be procured in the large cities. 23-4t
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Jon Land Company Chartered.

|arter has been issued to the
Land Company with principal
this city and an authorized
$500, 900 with $500 subscribed
lin. The incorporators are
highland, E B Deison, p II
S @ Denham and S r Har-
lthis city. The object is
The Coplin farm.
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For sale cheap and on easy terms,
farm of about 100 acres, on Booths
Creek, /! miles below Boothsville, in
Marion county; large meadow and
good buildings, very desirable country
home. VIII sell or exchange the
above property for real estate in
Clarksburg, Apply to j. B. Martin,
Bridgeport, w. va. Eat
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Married.

Mr.. Elias Pitts and Miss Ella B.
Dye, Of Rinehart, w. Va, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage on Tues
day afternoon, April %, by Rev. r. b.
Mcdaniel.