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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
SWAPPING OF
FREIGHT CARS.
The L, g. N. Orders Their Cars
To Be Kept On Their Own
Tracks.

Orders from the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad authorities have reached
here, which specifies that no L. & v.
cars shall be used to handle freight
from here to points off the l. & N. sys
tenn unless it is a class of freight which
can be transferred from car where the
other road takes it, and this transfer
must be made from the l.. & n cars on
L. & N. tracks. This works very great
hardship on the majority of domestic
rock shippers here, as most If this
rock goes to points away beyond the L.
& N system, and they are compelled to
await other care, whose owbers are a
little more favorable to the interchange
OF freights, and who have. not become
30 Independent as has the l.. & N.,whose
oppression of shippers and exorbitant
freight rates have run their net earnings
away up into the millions. This condi.
ton of affairs is in itself startling, and
will at once be forcibly brought to the
attention of both the Illinois Central
and South srn Railroad Companies,
whose authorities are expected soon to
be here, on a tour prospecting Interest
In the new railroad movement is being
worked up here.Something will be doing
before long that will make Mt Pleasant
q much greater railroad center than the
Hvearge thinker has ever imagined.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08

SEES Lazarus. and her brother, Louis
Loeb, in Columbia,
Miss Minnie Cooper returned Sunday
to her school at Summertown.
Mr.. VIM. j. Howard, who has been
spending few days with his parente
here, returned to Birmingham Sunday,
where he is teaching school.
Miss Mona Hill has been spending a
few daYs with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
j S. Hill.
Capt. j. T. Crsik left Monday for an
extended visit to his daughter, Mrs. r.
vine Goddard, at Greensboro, Ky.
Mr.. r. w. Stewart is visiting his
brother, Mr.. N. b. Stewart
Mrs. John Adams, who has been
spending few weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lemuel r. long, is expected
home early this week.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Thief GETS AWAY WITH SHOES

While Mr.. Joe George was waiting on
dark skin last Saturday night, and
was endesvoring in his earnest way to
get just what the negro wanted from
near the topmost shelf in the store. the
negro all at once became satisfied with
two pairs of shoes which were on the
counter. Gathering them up, suddenly
he was off before Mr.. George could de-
scend from the ladder, ana no trace of
the fleeing thief could be found.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
w. POWELL HALE
AT THE HOWARD INSTI-
TUTE FRIDAY EVENING",
DECEMBER 9Th.
GRAND TIME FOR KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The next attraction under the auspi-
ces of the knights OF Pythias comes
n Howard Institute next Friday even
ing, December Sth. This entertainer is
W. Powell Hale, an impersonator of
considerable note, aud deli htful even
ing is assured all who attend. Mr.. Hale
was on the entertainment course last
season, and so thoroughly dio he please
the Mt. Pleasant audience the commit
tee secured him for a return date this
season. Those who head him before,
remember him and his work with a
great deal of pleasure, and will hear
him again. Parties holding season tick
cts for this years course should remem-
Der that Mr.. Hale is an extra number,
and is not one of the attractions inclu-
ded in their tickets. The general admis-
sion is as usual.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Salvation Army Work.

The Salvation Army is at work in IS
countries and colonies, speaking 81 Ian
guages. has 1910 corps, circles" anG
societies: 1898 officers and cadets,
employs 1856 persons and has 45,3359
local officers. 1t hasA63 periodicals in
"a languages. with an issue Of 1.2OS,O0O
There are 644 institutions for its social
work and in IL months the army sup
piled 4,573, 399 beds and 1928, sos meals.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Phonogranh Teaches Parrot.

A Philadelphia woman charges a
photograph with the word of praise she
wants the parrot to learn, and then shuts
him in a room alone with the machine
The bird listens to the oft-repeated
Nound and tries to Guido the brazen
throated trumpet, so that with no ex-
penditure of human strength. and in
shorter time than personal attention
would consume, he masters one lesson
and then is put upon another.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
WOUNDED BY OWN PRODUCT
A Number Of Russian Bomb VIAL.
Injured by an Explosion In
Geneva.

Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. "a NUN
Eer o. russians We're severely wounded
by an explosion here while they wer.
preparing bombs in a private residence
An investigation by the authorities led
to the discovery OF number of explo-
slyes, fraudulent passports and a secret
printing press.
Two of the men wounded in the ey
plosion were taken to a hospital, but
the others succeeded in evading arrest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Ra ok at Her.

Nell told Miss Sharpe what you
said about her literary club; that you
wouldn't join because it was too full OF
stupid old maids.
Belle-Did you? What did she sayi
She said you were mistaken; that
there was always room for one more"
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Quiet ELECTION In Cuhn.

Havana, Dec. 3.-The elections in
Cuba passed off very quietly. The vote
cast was very light, the liberals gen
orally abstaining from voting Every
moderate was elected, from President
Palma to the provincial councillors.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
SOCIAL.

Miss Alice Doss entertained a number
of her young lady friends at her HON o
on Washington avenue. A delicious
chatting dish luncheon was served
The Bigby Gray Chapterof the U DC.
met with Mrs. j. p Goodloe Monday
afternoon and appointed committee to
confer with the Street Committee for
permission to erect their monument on
the square, where the bell tower now
stands.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
The Ohio river Booming.

Evansville, Ind, Dec. 2.-The Ohio
river is beeming here. The danger
line of 35 feet will probably be passed
by Monday Over $4,000 bushels Of
corn between this city and Paducah.
Ky, will be lost, as steamers can not
reach it in time to remove it to safe
places.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
PERSONALS

Miss Merry Bostick spent Thsnksgiv.
ing holiday with her parents, Prof. and
Mrs. j. A. Bostick.
Mrs. M. Rosenthal and children spent
with her sister, Mrs. Mo-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
Rnided By Chicago Police.

Chicago Dec. 3.-The offices of the
Pacific Underwriting and Trust Co,
claiming to have It's headquarters. in
San Francisco, were raided by detec
tives and E. c. Talmadge arrested up
on charges of working a confidence
game
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
New Korean Stamp.

A new postage rtamp has been is
sued in Toxic for use in the protec-
torate of Korea. 1t bears the chrys-
anthemum as the emblem of Japan.
the plum blossom as symbolical OF
Korea, and two pigeons representing
the postal service.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-12-08
A RriGndier, and Did Not Know 1t.

Pueblo Col. Dec. 5.-Col. J. r. Hurd,
member of the Colorado general assem-
bly, from this county, has just learned
through copy of an official publica.
tion from Washington, that for the last
40 years he has been a brigadier-gen-
eral, having been breveted by Presi-
dent Lincoln.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
TERROR ALL THE MORE.

In relation TO spinal meningitis
and TIE effect ii has on the people
where it exists, Golfers Weekly con-
tains very sensible editorial. but
is not sufficiently urgent for the p,lb-
lie welfare in The demand that medi.
cal science shall solve the problem
as quickly as possible:
"The spread of meningitis. I'M
known in its possible extent, has
struck much more terror into peo-
pies hearts than is ever felt for dis.
eases which every year claim more
Victims. During the week when
meningitis was at It's worst in New
York it caused fewer deaths than
during that same week resulted from
pneumonia. and the immense and
constant plague that consumption
g constitutes as is realized by few. Part
y the horror of meningitis Is. caus.
ed BY its terrible symptoms and
fierce and rapid destruction when 4
ma. ma, once taken hold, but still more
BY dread Of the danger that il nm.
familiar and obscure. Terror i Al.
ways closely allied to mystery,
Therefore is ghost the most fear.
some thing that man conceiiyes. We
take with more calm those things d
hich We are accustomed and whicl,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
BEwAR.EI on RUsE.

y l|
The fight in the second district is
of national nature and national
principles are involved. The ruse
of the Democrats ito make state is
sues the prominent feature of the
campaign should not be tolerated by
the Republican papers. But while
they are giving their attention to
refuting the Democratic assertions
on state matters, they should not
overlook the fact that their NOM
inee, Mr.. I.akin, represents the
great national principles and poll
cies Of the Republican party. lie,
the fact be brought out prominent
" and Lakin will have an untold Of
majority. BE VIII carry the dis
trict by a greater majority than
Dayton ever did if the Republican
press but dwells upon the only real
and logical feature Of the campaign,
namely, the national welfare Cine
Democratic papers as good as they
send on state Issues bsit do not ALLOW
them 70 slyly lead you from iii
main discuis ion: s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12


The fearful results of the failure
Of the Eureka Loan & Building As
ISOLATION we're emphasized by the
presence Of three hundred or more
Interested persons at d mass meet
ing Friday night to formulate
plans to get something for the saw
ings they put into the concern
which, for some reason or other
went defunct some months ago. BY
that meeting the public is awakened
to the fact that hardslips fell upon
numerous persons. The meeting
was composed IF persons who be-
lieye they will have to fight for
their rights and they certainly seem
determined TO do SO. They should
unite in every particular and push
the matter to the very end. + is
notright that they should be the VIC
Tins Of the acts Of Others, which
have brought them to the stage
where there is prospect Of their NOT
seting fair treatment.
. N D..
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12

1T is surprising how far behind
The great Metropolitan city Of the
nation is in some things. This is
impressed by the fact that the Grand
Army there has actually invited
Confederates to Join with it in the
observance of Memorial day. There
has been some individual objection
to the arrangement and now con-
siderable noise is being made about
it. Even the newspapers are dis
cussing the propriety of it. They
think it is a novel proceeding. They
ought to be reminded that even in
Clarksburg it has been the practice
for years I'd invite the Confederates
to take part in Memorial day and
the latter have actually done so on
repeated annual occasions, and none
here think of it as an innovation.
Thus is the big city in the rear Of
the procession in this matter, and
we dare say also in obliterating sec
tionalism and itspstrife.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
KEEP no THE ISSUE.
=.

- 80 ~ ~ "A ~, II.
JONI " NorhlWell, as l'emoerallc
nominee lor governor, z. refused 20
sllscuss na,lonal ma5ters n y, nus cam
palg " sta1ea rs - slia =, |,
Ill ~, ~ was noge Pe s,s snat ne
1sl's'nls t',l, l, nlll's''ls 70 slate ~
s |, ail, Z, y ale suns iglle ne spoSe
l'srs' ~ lelS Z. = sns ealalua.e 49,
y 'lt:ses' : sile i'il,loeVa', I,
sue u 8, lae.oil ~, llalrs. sorn@qll
Wa rlSils y .slA e. respece' ana ne
w ny J, s,op !, npw e9uiss-
silees'ne asI Z, . lneerlees state
mars mo 9ne .congressiohsi cam
pa l,g y alle secohq olsvrlet,
lllere = 70 I IS reason why inc
=, sllontu a111eanpt Y, except
. !. aeslfe stoss oetract attention
rom the !, re "a, 1ssge; y VIII ne re-
!, tt .,s. ssliI,am Y. M'ison
sqlle most prlllial y. ilemocratic con-
FRESHMAN : sl Wests afglnla ever pro-
I gueea wens aoW1' !, 10 defeat N lllat
d,striet ON tlie urn, question. ihe
alsIr'Nf llas., never ceanged ITS posi-
tlon tllen t az, ~ faynr o. profae-
tlve 'arlt and 'today. y Is less pre-
pared ana less disposed, to chahse
about.
= : productive sreglon. u
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12


city council Is preparing -
begin the lverl - iinpfeY wing the
Wata system and within few
Eeel will hive tie work IN actual
lptogfes Imam Kelley, the
Chairman Of The %ater works COM
1ittee, tcget her Hi the other tnelii-
befs Of Ore eqi1n5t has the mat
Ter 10 band o taT and has directed
the attention ~ tas council II some
sug tom u dis respect tVr COM
'sidefatisn until HE next regular
IDectnle az ttle &tincil III IS estiA
anatea Fiat Sfsnty thousand dollars
will put TIE system III modern con-
dition. dftainly, the city can wen
afford ezpend That amount on TIE
system bring about a condition
that viii ycae adeauate.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12

And Col. Tom Davis in the second
district told the fellows in the Key
ser convention that The would take
the nomination for congress because
they had been 50 good to him and
his brother, Henry G. Wonder If
Col. Tom knows any thing about
the fate Of the dough Henry G. put
mp in Harrison county last cam
paign3 Tits dead sure thing that
it did not count on election day. and
there is q strong belief that it was
soaked long before the election took
place. The same is said to bare
been the ease in The second ccnsres-
sional district. All in all the Tele-
gram is led to the belief that there
lis to be another Shedding in the
second, hut mavbe Col. Tom is wiser
than Henry G. in this respect and
viii not knock the bung-hole. the
he'd and even the Slaves ont Of his
barrel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
qAE cIAREspuRe rELEeRAMl..
TOGO a sTRA TEGIsT

.Jananese Tom seems tofbe plty-
ma 4bs Shetter Mart INST now ii M Ike
+ ,,rossact;ye t;obt On fbe sens. est,ec.
saliv from tbe sfandnoint 81 ,naliesi.
i S AZ ma sfraferv The Russian, la
s3n;;rall & catherine n his ships together
!. Iana n; AIN z ,3av 4he two sf,,lSfifo,ls
4 s Vii ;o;n nc Russians have Been
'|s Sns+ad;ns themselves on 2tha waters
s 81 fbe ETery SIGHT of the japanese
ana |,aye l,eld mt 70 de Ja6Snese'
nation fbeir intention 70 tieht The
very fii4st onDortnnfty The 4facti Ia
fl,ay make 4; t annear fhaf tl,ey are Z.
: eac ~. III ma fT Il !
81 Bnt 1rooo kcens HIS movements
40 himself Frbe enemy Is partly in
Z ;;Cnorance "A III whereabouts ana.
IN Knows less N MI movements and.
Sintani;;ons n the meantime How
ay,.r Toso e CONSTANTLY addino Is
his fofce : ana fhe same i true Of
I; HE .Tananese army on land. They
ara, aortifv;;na tlenselu.s IN every !,
/ ,,srt;c,,lar not only "a meet ener1
81 81. ana Ia f;git now. "A forced
Il sb ID 81 bi i also Is nrotract the
fieht;nr when IL comes
me Jansnese are s,,reparinr for a
se;oc They look forward IA 3 4 state
4 az a nran readiness IN f,c f,,t,,re n
& i; fferent VIA, fhe Rnss;ons AZ
3 mn armada tlev ,n,,st have o1Il;ck ac.
4 ft;;nn. IfSv;cto,ry fbey ,,re 10 have. /,
,Emnst be a the ;m,ncd;ate IA,
months Il delay "a HEM moan az.
l,afistion "a their forces ana eo,iip-
Y mems Name knows this sbetter
fIan Togo and none knows better
hi a,,tv Il co.oneratc with the land
forces On fbat accoant Il onnears
nov flat fhc Russ;ans mist n !,
q ,po,to Toro An, l,;s basis "A onera-
/; tions That mans ! fanccrons
ali since n viii be ibe nolicv tbe
Telegram s,,rn,ises IL ToSo "a
ha 81, s Russian nrogress n iis nm.
,oroach ana Nv tbc fine Il rets bolf
wav' 4 ylad;yosto,, Toco viii have
s1,s,,en seyoral a tle Pus.;an var
ssb;ns cr;rnla5 otbars an1 ca,,t,,re1
st;ll otbars fins naralvz;ng III Rms
sian sonadron Il snrb m cxtent
f,,st II vii, ~ 10 d;a;c,,lt = IN.
~ ~ y . , - \. ~ ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
.ilRDER OF PITRTlICATION.

ORDER OF PTT CATION.
State of-West Virginia,
Harrison County, to-wit::
AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Circuit court Of Har-
rRon County, on Monday, May 1.
1906, the following order was en-
tered:
Vance i. Hornor, Francis NJ. Rob
inson, Eyandeyer r. Rogers, JAS.
N M. Robey and Ralph =. Fortney
w. Ernest L. Fortney, adminis-
TRAITOR, etc.. Of Jacob d. Fortney,
Mary Jane Fortncy, widow Of
Joshua ID. Fortney, Sherman C.
Denham, administrator, etc, of
Joshua ID. Fortney, deceased,
Francis Millroy Fortney, John
W. Fortney, Jacob ID. Fortney,
Mary M. Heldreth. Nancy III.
Hustead, Ellis p. Fortney, Tay-
lor p. Fortney, w. Beecher Fort
ney, Lcnna A. Minnick, Emma
M. Fortney, Guy B. Fortney,
Nancy II. Griffin, Francis M.
Robinson, administrator, ETC., Of
b. Taylor Fortney, Sally R. Fort
ney, the widow of E. Taylor Fort
ney, Ada w. Harlow, Ralph Y.
Fortney, Ellis r. Fortney, Mary
Ann Robey, Winfield S. Fortney,
Jacob $. Fortney, Joshua d.
Fortney, administrator Of Lycur-
gus B. Fortney, deceased, Clara
ID. Fortney, the widow Of Lycur-
gus B. Fortney, deceased, Ethel
" Fortney, infant, Archie B.
Fortney, infant, and Sarah Jane
Fortney. In Chancery.
The object of the above entitled
suit is to settle and determine the
title to a certain tract and parcel
of land situate on the West Bank
of the West Fork River, at the
mouth and East of Tenmile creek.
in Eagle District, Harrison county.
West Virginia, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a chestnut at
the mouth Of Tenmile, thence s! 16
degrees 3. 104 poles to two gums,
sugar and W. o.; thence 6. 16 de-
.lrees B. s poles 10 a w. OF; thence
q {Qkt 1an,rnos w 90 ....f.. g / ~, 4 q
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12

The Democratic nominee il the
second district for congress IS a
youth Of sevcnty-seven years Of age;
His party asserts that that fact
commeids him for usefulness. But
then that party has some antique
ideas and thus il is not strange that
it takes 50 much stock in old age. {
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
Comfnissio Sale Of Valid.
able Grating Farm Of

A BY YIrIlle pf me arltfl pr1tY vested
~ tnc 1lnsas S slse q onlmls s.
h'o1leFs w 'esfs'e a q 4 yls cir 3g.S
cogr9 q flahslsqn county y sesI IT
gina mace on tll 4 " g gay p q q Ap =
slNo3, ana enssgei n Y y 1hancery t,rS
der BootsN 9: &, page ''s ppoliltT
eng MelSaLl perry Z: NJ \ esse IS
.aag pee'Ah y !, 3omm 3, oner :.
or ING PqERpse ana lsi;s 3, su Y
[t'ecree maze !; IS 1e J. t't Y g ay " NAY,
loVS. ana 81 81 ~ ;, sac sal 'fa e g
Book D Y = ta a'1 9' y
al,p9l nylng sssss1peg IA n; Lang pee;
iai on'sl gs y US IS I: 2laes ap |sI
s!eao y Y sss Elm : s ~
signed as COMM IN ~ '0ner, a 1ls
etance I,,, lls snefesn Pep9ln ", -
wl'ci, isli I.a. ison ~ ann 9. o4l'sfs
are plalns1'ts ! Z s's s. 4 g q ia !ass
ana o1HePs aEe qeieaq 3 VIZ B w
on
Tuesda y q Ii,hs. & i ions 81
4 !, & Z E
at o'cloek p ill;, Isl at the front 4 q
door Of the !, f,nssEE , 4 Slss 81 SAID
county, av Panilel QUERY to tne =
est bidder, Y J, w $: &, ts !. g9s
l1l 4, Z iS = =. y = = " '.s
sItnate Son sil ss i, \. urn ll
SIX miles Hon y, ana I've
rplles from bFlagep Y, y containing g g
four y, il'lndFeo ana lily acres: &
rms urn = I mo ls n grass a ana
: well saoap'eqS " Srazlng purposes
enc has 9 ., ~ slssg 4oE many ysafs
Is Is wei wateEsa RE lSrlshy FORK =
q IalK S'reeE, Mnlch passes g through
SAD lana ana various Y .'S sinail streams
There are about sixty acres Of Inc
lnepaow ! ,anel ans1 apos'1 mat maea
more Dr., poT1om land:
ne l'esefs residence !, q e Z, sub
santlai two7sEory 4, pAllsllng: wei ar az
ranged. IN addltl Iol 70 TINS there
announcer SomIortaDle on le |'s
onlloing ON Fnls larfl ms f 81 !.
OIL land Is under lease Il l 81! OIL ana
gas purposes aI Us n nov !, !, oflnglng an
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
Commissioners Sale Of VaIu-
able Property at Salem.

BY virtue of the authority vested
in the undersigned Special Commits
sioners by decree of the circuit
court of Harrison County, West Vir-
ginia, made on the 2srd day OF
March, 1905, and entered in Cham
Gerry Order Book No. 26, page w..
in the chancery cause therein pend
ing in which Granville II. Davis is
plaintiff and Wells D. Montgomery
is defendant. we viii, on "A
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12

i Tbs city council redeemed itself
LIST night and things ran along lie
clack work hat is the way a, get
bushes dom, done and !. that body s tobe'
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
Tuesday. June rs. 1905.

at 4 o'clock p. M, THRDLUAR
outcry, at the front door Of the court
house Of said county, to the highest
and best bidder, that certain house
and lot situate in the City Of Salem
Harrison county, West Va, and
being the same house and lot that
was conveyed to the said Wells y.
Montgomery by Granville 81. Davis
by deed bearing date on the 25th
day Of August, 1909, and recorded
in the office Of the clerk Of the: coun-
ty court Of said county IN Deed Book
No. 132, page 462, which laid lot
was conveyed to said Davis BY %. g.
Louchery by deed bearing date on
the 81st day Of January, 1885,, and
recorded III said Office il Deed Book
No. 81 page 3s1, 70 which deeds
reference Is here made for q further
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-05-12
MELvI'g sHERRY
CIlARaNei B
YAIuApIg FARM Fce sAI1s I

The undersigned sssetisots Of
will Of Thomas y trSthsF sisecsss
win offer for sale 70 TIE higasss b 4:
sbest Bidder, tine well known STIR II
faFni. situatc naar Rssnold syiIlk onstee
had waters Of Kstylics
oonnty, West yirginiat ~ tle ilt'nt
Of thu Court House, on IF
s SATURDAY, MAY 20; 19i )5, s.
Said farm, contains zone hi,ad and
sfwsivc acres, and is wen adap e
grazing. and general farming
tae farm Is mostly in grass mi tlersI
Il suflIciFut wateg rRll fsEfpfs pun
pbses and stock it contains One M idoys
land.
This farm is a desirable invest
inent for those wishing to purchase
real estate tits situate in the great
sgas belt which extends across the
county and is now under lease for
Toll and gas purposes at the usual
rental None Of the royalty has
been sold.
TAG coal underlying this farm tc::
gsthar Win ithe necessary mining rights
nave beSn sold heretofore.
:Tfiers is q good substantial mouse on
stais farm; also an orcnard Of well sAs'
lectFd fruits out buildings, etc.
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.l1RDER 1lF PI5IIBI8Io AinI0N.

- US, 2 ~ ~
tain 4 decree Of divorce q Siiilc,,lo
matrinoni, in favor of The 5laiu-
tiff and against Che ilefendant,
Daisy LYONS. and IT appearing from
'ansaffidayit fled that tie def eit7ant
Daisy Lyons. is a lon-fesident Of
The State of West VViirgiihia. ii Is
ordered that she do appear here
within one month d tter tlse date Of
the first publication of This order,
to do what is necessary To protect
her interest in this suit.
a Copy, attest: y (. \;
81. w. WII5LIA ms,
]. o. Law, CLERK.
Solicitor. 5ml ltw.
COafAT1SsIO NER,S NOTICE.
B. n Wilson rs VIM. %. Radav
The Williams & Daviisson 81.
corporation, W. A. Gaylord lee
Stout. Raymond Maxw9 tt.lis.
fee, The Peoples Blinking aud
Trust Co, Of Clarksburg i cor
poration, Charles ": Lynch,
trustee, Lewis G. Lawson, trus-
tee, The Eureka Loan & Building
Association, a corporation, lansi
COLLEEN A. Lawson, receiver ii
Ghancery.
Pursuant Ia, i, dacraa GSsf ANA a,
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