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ommlssiclsr's Notice.

Toail persons holding liens by Judge
Iner OF otherwise, on the rel estate or
aoy part thereof ut Victo,a Frederick.
wH'ch was conroycd 10y Victora frederick
and $. y. Frederick. Der husband. O.,
Joseph y. Frederick boy decd dated on Tie
ooh day of March, 1906, and Of record
io The Calhoun County Court CLERKS
Office iu decd books No aG poro lii
lnp.ruoncr of % decree o. uc Circuit
Court Of Calhoun County, made in a
cause therein pending to subject the said
real estate Of the said Victors Frederick
20 The satisfaction OF tic liens thereon.
you are hereby required 10 present al
Claims h,iJ by yoit and each Of son,
aenia. fao .td Vio.ou Frodor,ok Which
900 ler .u Ler real estate o. amman o,
+ 10 % dlnd'oa,,n o. mo al my once. in
Oh town Of Gautrlue, ON ol before che
21h rayoi My 1907
Given ondof 10y band this I.i day Of
I May 1907
A.r eHyf
f..f Ut fU.u. ..tv
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FARM FOR SALE.

Consisting OF rs acres. 40 acres
cleared, and in good shape. Or
chari, framed house, large barn
and all necessary ont buildings Oh
public road. Within one fourtl
-l2ile Of post office, schQQl house, t.g.
churches, three stores, shop, cav
and grist mill Price $1,000 90
Terms: threo-fonrths down; bail
ance, ono and two years.
Cali on or address
\ J. Bailey.
Ola, Calhoun Co., w VI.
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Baptist Church.
VIM. Burns, Pastor;

Rev. VIM. Burns, Pastor
breaches on Saturday before the eth. Sun
day of each month at , O'clock, p. m, and
on the 9TH Sunday Mt II, n. m. and Z, ~ m.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10, a. m.
and prayer meeting lst Sunday night in
each month.
Rev. Hotter, Of Elizabeth, representing
the Presbyterian church, preacEc- in either
the Baptist or Methodist churcnes The 2ud
Sunday morning and evening of each month
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Notice.
To whom itmay concern:

To whom it may concern:
We. the undersigned. hereby
mutually agree to dissolve part
nership, and Walter Mcmillan
agrees to collect all debts anC
take all properties of the firm OF
Wayne & Mcmillan and pay al
debts of said firm. S. j. Wayn,
resigning from said firm.
This 18th day of April, 1907.
S. J. Wayne.
Walter Mcmillan,
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Notice is hereby given chat the under
signed has been appointed and has qual
fled, as the Administrator Of J. J. 1homas
deceased ~ persons, who owe The estai
OF the decedent, are requested 10 -ctlu
their liabilities at once; and all, who hav,
Claims against the said estate, arc Hkewis,
requeoted to present their claims for pqy
mcut.
Dated this January 3olh, 1907.
j. ". Hamilton, administrator.
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,ln, house. Janito,.. fuel. re-

Co,w, house. Janitor, fuel,re-
pairs etc. $4,000
Contingencies $500 90
-->------.-~---
Total S11,2IIOO
The Court having ascertainod
that the amount necessary to opon
and keep in repair the county roads
in Calhoun county during the com
ing fiscal year viii be s5S1G.O0, the
same being Gpproportioned among
the several districts therein rs fol-
lows:
Sheridan District road Sl275.0O
Center District road SlSiG 90
Independent District road $4,000
Sherman District road 1915 90
Lee District road $I4G0J 0
Washington District road 500 90
--------4-s--.
Total S58I6. 90
1t appearing to the Court that
the county Of Calhoun has an out
standing indebtedness of S314il0
as shown by the statement of the
Clerk of the County court, after
correctly auditing the same, and ia
forest thereon amounting to s176 10
including the indebtedness of the
several district road funds, and the
Court desiring to hquidate the
same proposes to lay o special levy
not TO exceed 10 G. on $4,000 valu-
alton of taxable property;;in Calhoun
county as provided by Section % Of
Chapter 80 Of the Code Of West
Virginia, as amended, to pay the
same.
Which estimate so made up is or
dered to be entered OF record by
the Clerk Of this court in the proper
order book, and published IN the
Calhoun Chronicle and Grautsville
News. two newspapers of opposite
politics, Us required by law
\ copy from the record Of said
Court of the day and date first
aforesaid
Testo: 5. W. McClung,
CLERK.
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n. E Church, South.

Rev. NJ. q. Eutter, Pastor:
breaches at Grantsvile, LIST. Sunday at Il,
=. M, End Sunday at 7, p. IN. 3rd. Sunday
at II, IA. ~. and Z, 4. IN.
Prayer meeting e\ cry Wednesday even
ing at : o'clock, and Sunday School at TO-
q. n.
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County Oia,en
Time Q! Holding Courts.

Cirenit Court-Third Tuesl,y in January,
April, July and October
County Court-Eirst Monday in January,
April, July and November
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Estimate Of Levy

West Virginia, to-wit:
AT q County Court held for the
County 5pfSCalhoun. at the Court
House fG@eof, on Friday, Jaly
9Th, 1907.
Present: G W Maze, President,
NJ. w. Hoskins and Zach Stump
Commissioner
The Court proceeded TO make up
an estimate Of the amount nocess-
ary to le levied for the current lis
cal yeal to cover ali County debts
md liabilities payable during She
gear including the probable oxpcu-
ditures for County purposoe and
proper allowances for delinquent
taxes, discount allowed on taxes
paid en- or before tie thudo.h day
of November, expenses Of collection
and contingencies, but dodJctiug
the money in the County Treasury
applicable to the sarvice Of tho year
and County Claims, doth determine
the several amounts to be lowed as
follows:
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his wife, to ! M~Hamilton. trustee,
to secure the plaintiff, A. ". Lot.
entz. in certain monies. therein
'peeifedS copy of which trust
deed is fled with tho papers in said
chaucery cause.
The sad real estate wall be sold,
free of the dover right OF Eugonic
Blackstone therein.
The terms Of sale: Sufficient cash
IN hand to pay the sum of S749 &C,
with interest thereon from the 10th.
day OF April, 1907, and the ex-
penses of sale ana any residue Of
the costs of said suit, which may
remain unpaid, after the application
Of :he Sum Of $3.50, in the bands
OF & w Hmdman, Administrator
of the estate Of Henry G. Black
shire, deceased, and the residue up.
ona credit of one andtwo years,
taking from the purchaser or pur-
chasers notes or bonds with good
security for the deferred installments
bearing interest from day of sale.
j. III. HAMILTON,
Com'r.
/, c. G. Starcher, Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Calhoun county,
DO hereby certify that bond in the
penalty of two thousand dollars has
been filed with me by the Commits
sioner, above named, Us required by
decree IN above cause.
c. G. Starcher,
Clerk.
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C. C. & w. e. BEE,

Good $50 acre farm flat ridge
gentle slope ecb one half grass
one half good timber for sale.
Call OF.
Albert Smith.
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~ det Of Publication.

State of West Virginia, Calhoun
County, to-wit:
at Rules hold IN the Clerks Of.
flee of the circuit coultior the coun.
ty OF Calhoun, on Monday, the 3rc
day of Juno, 1907.
j. A. Anderson }
vs.. In Choncelv
Wilson Lee Camden, }
Tho object Of this suit is TO re
cover from the defendant. Wilson
Lee Camden, the sum of $500 20
with interest thereon from the 1911
day OF July 1907, until paid an(
TIC costs of this suit, which sam tht
said plaintiff claims TO be due him
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We have just received a car
load of doors, windows, porch
posts and building material of
various kinds. We can save any
one contemplating building, con-
siderable money, as we bought
these goods before the great adj
vance.
G.. c.. & w. e. BEE
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. a - ~ - r.
goarstLa 1lh9 Kind iOl Have k6dyS Bought
Sis1 af CMEHZA1<z<a<

The CreSton Mail Hack goes
daily. Fare, $1.50.
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e. Eotice Of commissioners Sale.

by virtue of a decree of the cir
cult court Of Calhoun county, West
Virginia, rendered ut the April term,
1907, III the chancery cause of A.
" Lorentz. plaintiff, against George
" Hardman, Administrator If the es-
tate Of Henry Q. Blackshire, dcceas-
Cd, and Others, defenInnts, the un-
dersignol Commissioner will on
TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY or
JULY. 1907,
offer for sale by pr bic auction to
tre highest bidder at he front door
OF the court house Of the said coun-
ty, the following described real es-
tate by the said decree directed to
be sold, towit: certain lot of land
situate on the Little Kanawha river,
below the mouth of Yellow creek, in
Sheridan district of said county,
and the mill and It's appurtenances,
thereon situated, together with the
saw and gI'ist mill, located on said
lot, formerly known as the S. Stump
q Sons mill, and later as thc mill Of
II. G. Blackshire u Co, including
boilers, engines, buhrs, rollers, bolts
shutters, saws, carriages, trucks,
belts, and OIL other appliances, ut
tachnonts and machinery, connect
cd with and belonging TO the SAID
mil. al Of which were conveyed to
IL G Biacishirc ~ $. p Bell
trustee, by deed, dated Old the 25rd.
day OF January, 1905.
Also a certain tract OF parcel of
land situate on BIG Huu in Sher.-
dan district Of said county contain
ing thutythreo acres more on less,
being tie same conveyed to said
II. G. Blackshire by Matte Black
shire by deed, bearing date on the
10Th day Of March. 1897 Of record
in the CIorks Office Of the County
Court Of Calhoun county in Deed
Book No. r. at page 22G
Also smother certain tract or par
eel Of land, situate on Zig Run. and
adiolning She tract, above described
containing thirtytwo acres, more OF
less which was conveyed TO tie said
/. II G. Blaclsbro Jy Harriet Black.
shire and others by deed dated OF
tle 18th. day of Much. 1907 oil
record n sand Clerks office u Dec,
GootNJ -. at page rs.
Also another parcel situate OF
aaid By Hm containing one hun.
ired ceres, more or loss, which wa
conveyed to tho said Fl. G. Black
shire Ivy A. y Fleming md other
/ by Dool dated ou the 18th. day o
/ February, 1895. Of record iu Sri,
/ Clerks Office 30 Deed Book no 80
at rago 38
Which aid m.ll property and sal,
several parcels " rool eteto ar
fully Described I'm certain deed q
crust. loariag date on tho 29r1 1.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19
on Account Of Hiqh Water.

Besides other casualties Of the city
during the present high stage Of wat
the wharf boat station. broke loose
from It's rnooring and bid adIeu to rs
owners. The freight house at the
wharf also succumbed to the surging
current and turned over on It's side.
Also Clarence Mcyicker and FANNY in
the same vicinity had TO move out of
their house and seek higher ground
on Water street 3,
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School Men at
Charleston
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATaTHE STATE CAPITAL OF
CONSIDERABLE INTER.
Il EST.

GARRISON, Jan. 19.-At n meatins
Of the county superintendents Of West
Virginia held in the capitol buildinr
Thursday motion was made by Geo
w. Hogg, OF Brooke county, seconded
by B. F. Murphy, of Clay county, tc
perfect a permanent organization. Car
rfed. The style and duties to be later
determined.
A motion by Mr. F. G. Cook sec.
onded by Ira F. HATFIELD. Of Cabel,
county, that we now proceed 10 elsct
officers. was carried and resu,ted In
the election Of the following omcers !.
M. P. shawkey chairman. Ira r Hat.
field, secretary, and George w. Hogg,
treasurer.
A motion made by Mr.. F. c. Cook
and seconded by George w. Hogg that
the chair appoint a committee Of five
to draft a constitution and bylaws
was carried and the chair appoInted
the following: F. c. Cook, of Nc,
Dowell county; L. G. Samson, OF
Wayne county; ]. F. Haverty, of
West county; Mr.. Levy. OF Fayetts
county; B. F. Murphy, of Clay. county.
The superintendent present were:
B. F. Hayman. G. A. Green, OF Mason !:
Harrison Graves. Nicholas. At =,
chauncy: F. G. Cook, McDowell; Ira
F. EatAeld, Cabell: L. G. SAMSON
Wayne; George w. Hogr Brooke.
A. w. carrico, Preston; B. F. Murphy,
Clay: J. F, Havertv wtrt..A q g.,
Fayette; NJ: P. shawkey, Kanawha;
W. c. Holsteln, Lincoln: &c s.
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CHURCHES.


( Rev. q. w. Bent 'pastor-At Dia.
mond Street Methodist Episcopal
church the pastor will preach on reyiv.
al themes both morning and evening.
a fall attendance is much desired.
The Sunday school will meet at $3.50
in charge Of snpt e. "A. Wilson. Glass
meetings at '11:45 and 1896 Junior
League at 1880. and Epworth League
prayer service; led by Oliver shurtleif
at $3.50; subjct, "our Heavenly Faith.
er's Consideration" Persons not con.
nected with any other church are in.
yited to worship with us. The reviv.
al services will continue during the
week. =
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Rev. 7. B. Lawler, Sunday
school at $3.50. W.. A. Hustead, superin
tendent; preaching at 1915. subject
Christ Appears to Mary Magdalene,
B. Y. P. U. at $3.50, topic. Victory
over Temptation" Rev. Lawler, lead
sr; preaching at 1880, subject. Christ
Appears to Saint Peter" These sub
jects are a series of nine sermons on
the subject, soar Risen Lords Forty
Day, ~
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could not make the law too strong
ent for them. as they expect to keep
ahead Of the law anyhow: their own
self-interest demanding this. You
VIII be gratified. no doubt. as was.
TO read the remarks OF Mr. John
LaIng on page % OF the report,
which are along these lines. Mr..
Laing IS representative OF those
operators who are not afraid Of rig,
i'd inspection. and Who want Ito obey
the law. and who want to protect
the lives OF the miners. and their
own property. =
As / said in my letter appointing
the members Of the commission in
my remarks before them, the para.
mount object OF the law Is the pro.
lection Of the lives OF the men. EN-.
ployed in the mines. This should
be done as far as II Is practically
possible to dosit 4 believe this can
be done without putting any iun.
reasonable burden upon the coal In.
dustry of the State. We do not want
to put unreasonable burden on II,
because coal has to be mined in West
Virginia in competition with that of
other States, and our coal is farther
from market and must pay greater
freight charges to get to market,
than coal Of competing States. ]
feel sure that You can enact law
that will give the maximum amount
of protection TO life and property,
and at the same time place no un.
reasonable burden upon the coal. in.
dustry.
Commissioners Nugent and Judy
did not agree TO the majority re.
port. Mr.. Nugent makes a clear
statement Of his views on pages 10.
10. Mr.. Judy. as stated on page ~,
did not have time to reduce his
views to writing.
The majority of the commission
report three bills Tor rather one bill
in three parts) to carry out their
conclusions. They requested that
, the bills be redrafted by a competent
attorney before submission to you.
l did not deem this practicable, al.
thought think the draft might be
improved in form. recommend
that the three bills be considered as
one, that all the laws concerning the
subject be amalgamated into one
bill, and that the same be enacted
! as a chapter of the code-say, chap.
ter 10.
Appended in statement Of the
expenses of and time consumed by
commissioners Kennedy, Chile, Gun.
ningham and Brooks. recommend
that an appropriation be made to
pay these gentlemen. as well as to
pay Mr.. Nugent, who did ont fur.
nish any statement. Commissioners
Morris, Leslie, and Price, being
miners and dependent on their daily
wage, in order to secure their at.
tendance and services I paid them,
out of the civil contingent fund,
their actual expenses and three dol.
lars day for their time.
Very respectfully.
VIM. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 5, 1907.
.
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Elrst M. p.

Rev. D. s, Boggs. pastor-sunday
school at s:45: preaching at 1915:
subject, "Chrsst's Way in U.s. Jun.
Tor c. E. at 1880. Miss Lulu Pople,
leader; Bible reading at 2:so, the
lesson is taken from the chapter of
Matthew; Y. P. s. c. e. at $3.50; sub
ject, more Than Conquerors; the
Victory Over Temptation" Mrs. j.
3. Leyelle. leader; preaching at 1880.
subject, .'rhe Source of Christian joy
The special services will continue dur.
ing the week.
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Little Miss Pauline WEIGH, who
has filed many childish roles here In
various plays and who Is quite an &C.
complished little actress. has part
in the production at Aibangh's OF
AS You Like IT,
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Lulu Chaser may be permanent at
traction in New York next winter. It
Is proposed to place her at the Liber.
ty Theater, where Eleanor Robson is
appearing this season, and. IL the ar.
rangement is carried through, mum.
Der Of new comedies win be present.
ed in addition to the aero Club"
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If taken at the sneeze srager Pre-.
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet
will surely and quickly check an ap
preaching cold or Lagrippe., When
you first catch cold-or feel it coming
on-take DR.. Shops Preventics, and
the prompt effect will certainly sur.
prise and please you. Preventics, sure.
ly supply the proverbial. ounce Of
prevention" Sold in 5 cent and Is
cent boxes by E. A. Billingslea & Co.
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East Park avenue, were made the hap
py recipients Of baby girl yesterday
afternoon.
B. N. Holcomb. Z. p. Horton and
Steward custard are registered 1T the
Commercial Hotel of Water street.
Mrs. Joseph Van Glider, Of Worth
ineton. whose condition was thought
10 be critical FOR few days past is
reported to be much improved.
Thomas Emmel. of the Commercial
Hotel force on Water street, has been
. been called to Grafton ON account or
the illness of his brother there with
typhoid fever.
W. IL Irons, of the Arm Of Carpenter
4 Irons. Of Water street. who has been
indisposed for few days, is now con.
fined to his bed with an attack Of the
Ia grippe.
ii
Mr.. Floyd Wilson, of Gnffey street.
who is employed at the glass factory.
- on duty on account Of Illness.
Mr. Hinlde has returned to his
home at Hinkleyille after several
days visit with his son. Mr.. Arthur
Hinlsles Of Merchant street. 1
p
& DR.. j. W. Mcdonald Is at Charles
short time ON business.
Miss Lucy Barnes is IN al her home
Mrs. Fanny Cable, Of Michigan, who
and vicinity. was the gaest yesterday
of Mrs. Grant Layman at her home on
to Michigan Monday. liis
Miss Anna Richards, who teaches
mont yesterday to spend saturday
and Sunday at her home. The water
has risen so high at ca,awba that q
whore she boarded. 3
Mrs. w. X. shaffer and children, and
Grafton yesterday to spend 4 Few DAYS
visiting friends.
Il
Miss Louise Suffer- went to hor
home in Warrington to- spend sunday
there.
Miss Nan Cox went To Morgantown
Mrs. Tonne vincent IS very III att
her home on Market street,
Alta to-day to spend a few days with
her husband, who Is employed there.
Mrs. Ray Harden, is very seriously NIL
with pneumonia.
ILL., Mr.. w A. Hastead is teaching
his class at school during his absence.
.1 49, ~ III
Rev G. /. Vincent, pastor OF the
First NJ. p. Church at GeorgetoSwns e.
expected on the 24ths Of this month
10 come to this civ and assist Rev
now being held. While here he viii
be the guest Of Rev and MRS po,gs
OF the parsonage. n.
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B. N. Holcomb. Z. p. Horton and
Steward custard are registered ii the
Commercial Hotel of Water street.
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Sir Charles wyndham has abandon
ed his plans for an American tour this
season. He Is planning to try Hubert
Henry Davies new comedy, .The Mol.
luse, in London in the spring.
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MANLEY-s. w. Barnes. colfax;
R. g. Dancer, Warrington; L. B. Alex,
ander, NJ. ]. Zoos, clarksburg; Jos.
Fuccy. Weston. j. o. NJ. Hall. Mounds.
vile.
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Cranes Drug Store for distilled
water. zoe gal Avoid typhoid fe-
yer. 17.4tl
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First Ward

AR. and Mrs. chas. E. o'Neal. Of
East Park avenue, were made the hap
py recipients Of baby girl yesterday
afternoon IS
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wATsoN-Ed. snider. West ches.
ter; c. E. Beatty, Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19

Avoid typhoid fever. Drink dis.
titled water, zoe gal crane's Drug
Store. H-it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-19

MAR1ETTA-H. J. Hetzel, Farming.
ton: w. C. Shaner, Cameron; C. P.
Moore, Warrington; L. w. Brown
Pennsboro: q. L. Faucher, John Ken.
nedy, Boothsville; B. F. Wilson, Bar
rackville; ]. E. Lemley. Guy Fluharty,
j. G. Lemley; Gray's Flat.
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cLEANlNo, PRESSING AND RE-
Pairing Lsdie.' and Mems Cloth
Inn. Work called for and delivered.
Monthly rates on application.
+. i' HARRY r. COLE,
Shop phone cow. Bell phone 241.
Paris Ave-, under srot' shoe store.
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Thomas Emmel. of the Commercial
Hotel force on Water street. has been
been called to Grafton ON account Of
the illness Of his brother there with
typhoid fever.
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WEST vlReiNlANs
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.


TAvERN-James Waiter, J. e. sss,
son, Wheeling; John Patsey. Berry.
burg: NJ. F. Richard, Gray's Flat; w.
j. Calvert, w. B. Osborn, T. E. Blair,
H. e. Reeder, ]. T. Borgess., Clarks.
burg; e. E. Yearkey, G. NJ. Bishop,
Weston: G. n. Musgrave. Pennington;
P. J. condry, Pickens; George Meals,
Moundsville; R. 3, Clark, Cameron:
E W. Byers. Grafton; George c. stur.
giss. Frank Hyland, Morgantown; t.
P. Holsberry, Eliins; c. t. s. Ulery.
Meridian.
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". II, Irons, of the firm Of Carpenter
4 Irons. Of Water street. who has been
indisposed for few days, is now con.
fined to his bed with an attack Of the
Ia grippe.