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Evening journal., 1909-10-09
rrt,rtsIned by Mn. Duncan.

The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
cietv OF silverbrook NJ 70. Church met
at the residence Of the president, Mrs.
Ia. S. Kiger. No. 215 Woodlawn avenue
and proceeded to the home OF Mrs
Andrew Duncan. on the Lancaster
pike where the regular monthly meet
ing was held. The women were treated
10 refreshments by Mrs. Duncan.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
FOR
MEN AND WOMEN

The Government gives Railway Nail
Clerks $500 per year to start and in
creases to $1,000.
Uncle Sam will soon hold an exami-
nation throughout the country for Pos
tai Clerks. Letter Carriers and other
Government Positions. The work Is
pleasant, hours short and pay liberal.
It is estimated that $4,000 appoint
ments will be made this year. The
Government wants men and women
over is. ANY reader Of the EVENING
JOURNAL can get full Information
and Instructions TO pass the examina-
tion by addressing the
Bureau Of instruction,
Beo IIau1lin Building, Rochester, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Many Attend Revival Services.

The revival services which we're in
progress in silverbrook NJ. r. Church
during the past week have been grow
ing In interest and numbers and will
be continued every night next week.
The services tomorrow will be in the
interest OF the revival services. Special
sermons will be preached by the pastor
morning and evening and a large turn
out OF members and friends OF the
church is expected. There viii be
special music by the large choir. The
Epworth League viii. by special re-
quest hold an open-air meeting at $40
o'clock tomorrow evening at Sixth and
Grant avenue.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Americans 10 Go 10 Pennserov..

on next Tuesday evening the local
Patriotic Order Sons OF America viii
pay a fraternal visit TO Camp No. AZ,
at Pennsgrove, n. j., 10 witness the
comforting Of degrees by the crack
degre staff OF New Jersey. The local
Americans viii meet at their hall.
no. si2 shipley street at z o'clock and
march to Fourth street wharf. About
100 members viii go on the outing.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
BIG "TOMAT" PACK
ABOUT SMYRNA

SMYRNA. Del. Oct s-The close Of
the week will see the end of the tomato
canning season for the year 1909. The
season. which at the start gave every
indication of being short, developed in
to one Of the best years of the local
Gamers have ever had, while to the
farmers it has been a boon and help
ed to exc out the loss they had
sustained in the short grain crop and
fruit crop. The pnck of the John H.
Hoffecker Canning Company fully
euualled the pack Of last year. 10000
cases, if 1t did not exceed Il, while the
pack of Hoffecker~ Brothers and Hall
at the Landing exceeded the pack Of
last season by 10000 or 1900 cases.
This, however, can be explained by
the fact that last year Hervey Hall
closed down early in the season and
let his help go. The pack Of the two
Hoffecker concerns will amount to co.
600 cases or one million. four hundred
and forty cans. Mrs. Speakman and
Son. at the Belmont Hall cannery, ex-
ceed their pack Of last year and close
the season with pack Of 10000 cases.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
pensY.Eorhes.

Miss Hazel L. Deney and William
T. Forges were married at ST. Paurs r..
c. Church on Thursday morning. They
we're attended by Miss Agnes Forbes,
sister of the groom, and Joseph
Forbes. brother Of the groom. A
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the brides parents. No. Ills
Chestnut street. after which the young
couple left for a trip to Niagara Falls.
They viii live at there new home, No.
1016 West Fifth street
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Roosrs-Whitssids.

Miss Leila F.. Whiteside and Norman
r. Rogers will be married here to-day.
Miss Whiteside is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Whiteside, of OK
ford, and Mr.. Rogers is a son OF the
late Mr.. and Nj Ebenezer Rogers, OF
Avondale. Mr. Mrs. Rogers viii
live in Oxford
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Bible Society Re-eleots officers.

The annual meeting Of the Whining
tor Women's Bible Society was held
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. II. f. Pickles. The officers
unanimously elected for another year
we're: President, Mrs. S. II. Shear
man; first ce-president, Mrs. II. r.
Pickles; second vice-president, Miss
Elizabeth Stroud; recording secretary.
Mfs. r. T. johnson; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. M. r. Lincoln; treas
urer, Mrs. John r. Hudson.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Vesper Service at Y. W. c. A.

The Y. W. c. A. vesper service will
be held tomorrow afternoon in the as
sociation gymnasium. No. 90S King
street. The meeting will be addressed
by Deaconess. Abery and Neotia Car
win. contralto soloist Of Grace choir,
will sing two solos, with Miss Mabel
Haley, accompanist.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Attending Railroad Convention.

Mrs. Nellie B. wester. OF this city.
IS attending the First Trienniel Con-
vention of Ladies' Auxiliary 10 r. r.
T. as a delegate. II Is being held in
Baltimore for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
handkerohiaf shower.

An enjoyable surprise party was
given to Mrs. Charles J. Allen with
a handkerchief shower in honor OF her
birthday by members OF Delaware
Temple. No. /. Pythian Sisters. The
evening was spent in games and music.
Many guests we're present
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Prohibition Lesaus MestIna.

The wilmington Prohibition League
will hold its monthly meeting at w.
c. T. L. headquarters on Monday
evening, October II. The Rev. J. G.
Lane. pastor OF Olivet Presbyterian
Church, will speak.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Pastor White to Preach a. Lew.s.

The Rev. w. I. White, of Mt Salem
NJ. +. Church VIII preach on Sunday
in the Lewes Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
Bishop Kinsman at St. Paurs.

Bishop Frederick ]. Kinsman viii
make a visitation TO st. Johns +. +.
Church on Sunday morning and Will
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
chief Enoineer Is mn.

Dr. Albert Robin was called in yes
tcrday TO attend Chief Engineer John
A. Kienle OF the Water Department who
is suffering from severe cold,
Evening journal., 1909-10-09

Columbia Lodge officers Installed.
Oficers of Columbia Lodge No. e6,
I. o. o. r. were installed last evening
by the grand lodge officers.
Evening journal., 1909-10-09
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.

Gives Relief al Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased meme
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue Of decree uf the Circuit
Court OF Culhcm County, rendered at Ike
August term 1909. in the chancery ca Sc
of i henoweth commissioner apain,,
J, T, l.. Pouuc and john G. Dcpue and
| Gortau Z ooror defendants. The under
signed Commj ssioncr will Oh the 18th day
Of November 1863, that being tie rit Gav
e the November term Of said Circuit Court
sell at uhlic auction e. u e IT,, lost bidder
at the front door of the Cotrt House Of
said Calhoun County the fyllovinead scri-
bed real estate 70 wit, The undivided One
third 6 interest in aud to a certain tract
OF land containing l07 acres; al.o tn. ur-
divided one third Is interest in arI To a
a tract of % acres also the undivided one
third ] interest in and to n tract Of 100
ucres, each Of which said tracts Of land
being part Of tract Of Two hundred and
seventy acres described N the said chan.
Gerry cause and situated on Bear Run, in
Sheridan Distoict, Of said calhoun county
and the same land decrceJ and sold the de
PENDANT by J.. Chenoweih, Commissioner
IN the chrucery cause Of the Parke-,burp
National BanY against Hiram Campb, u
ard Others, TO which chancery causes refer.
ence Is here for more con plete anil ac,ur-
ate description Of thc several tracts herein
90 b. sold
T,rus of sole
Sliioi,1i co,h in band ou d,v os 4de g.,
di e'#Ugr lhe d,bt decrce5 Doc plaintiff in
this case and cc.tsoi .uit i ~.s
sale, ond the residue upon:a credit of one
YcaL taking The purchaser, note or bond
widh.good security, bearing intc,e.t:from
day of isle.
The sos! Commission uiU Gu, on,r
TOR sale the one ul'rl uad viIl iutrc.
ia nie s1id uaus of 1OJuro. AMI - acre.
respectively aol 81 the s,il two tract. Il,
n.t sell Tor ailieie, anJnt go piy ssd
din aree ihe debt aod costs and expense
of ,alc in Obi. cause decreed. thcu, Ire one.
Third undivided in md 10 rhc sid true,
Of lo1 acres VIII Doc offered '3r sale a. PRO.
yidcd boz said l,cfce.
j. thcnoectb. Coufr
J, &C >tarchcr, clerk Of the circuit
court of CALHOUN county, do hereby certify
chat bond has been given by The above
NAMED commissioner as required by the de.
cree entered in lhc above cause
Ie ie: &. q cDrcher. clerk.
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LEGALS.
NOTICE.

Commissioners Office, Circuit court of Gal
houn comfy w. Va, Oct l, 1909:
Traders Tru,t and Banking Company,
corporation, and w. H. Simmons. who
sue on behalf of themselves and all other
lien creditors of \, NJ. Su ton, plaintiffs.
VS.
A. n. Sutton, John Sutton, John Sutton, J
NJ. Hamilton, Trustee, John S Wfthers
and Charles ENandcvendcr, partnors do
ing business as Wi;hers & Vandeve lder:
a. j. Ball, executor Of c. r. Scott, deceas
cd; Bruce b Eerrcll, trustee; T. r. Sim
mon; {. G.. Eaclih; Bone RatclifT; Car
rie Ratclif; 7. T. Ninvar.l; Aristotle
Smith; Tell, Mcdonald. and s. w Nc
Chung, defendants,
In chuncery ins the circuit court OF Cal
houn comfy, w. va.
The above styled cause having been by
decree entered therein at the August term
1909, II the said circuit court of Calhoun
county, referred to the undersigned, one OF
the COMM ssioners Of the said circuit court,
with instructions to take state and report
on account showing:
lst=.Ail the real estate owned by the
Judgment debtor, A. NJ. Sutton, where stu.
ate. its description, and the quantity there
Of.
2nd. The liens upon the said real estate
by whom ED, and their respective priori-
ties and amounts
3rG Whether said real estate will, in 1--WE
years, rent for sufficient sum to pay of all
Of. the said liens and the costs Of this suit.
ith. And such other matters Is any par.
y in interest may require, the same being
P-rtineat or such other matters as the I'm.
dwsigucd commissioner may deem peril.
gent, whether so rcq,lr or not.
1hcreiote the above named parties. beth
plaintiffs and dcfcnda5ts, will take notice
that the undersigned commissioner has fix.
ed upon Tuesday the 9th day Of November.
1909 rs the time, and the Jaw Office Of Al.
bert Smith, in The Bank ofGranisyillc bull
ding in the town of GAINESVILLE county Of
Calhoun and State of West Virginia. as the
place when and where he said commission
or wall proceed TO execute thc said order Of
reference
Given under my hand tli. tel day Of
October, 1909
Mathews Is Fell, Ab,u -milb.
AlisrncyS tomui iorcr.
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In an article published in the
Youths Companion of Septem-
Der 23rd, 1909, DR.. Browne, the
great medical authority on
foods, says, about brain and
muscle building
There is one kind of food
that seems to me of marked
value as food to the brain and
to the whole body throughout
childhood and adolescence
youth, and that is oatmeal.
Oats are the most nutritious
of all the cereals, being richer
in fats organic phosphorus and
lecithins."
He says oatmeal is gaining
ground with the well-to-do of
Great Britain. He speaks of it
as the mainstay Of the Scottish
laborer's diet and says it pro-
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Entered at the Grantsville,
". Va, Post Office as second
ass mail matter.

The election on Tuesday showed
thst tie Democratic party wss do
Hg business at the old st.nd.
In New 70 k City Tammany was
defeated hut gains elsewhere in the
state left the parry about where it
vas before the election.
The defeat CT Tom johnson for
Mayor Of Cleveland was exI eeted,
though none the less regretted.
But be was elected four times con
secutively, ard it could not be ex-
rctsd that he would always sue
sssd, especially in : oitg who's
secma| majority is 10. 600 agaiI 81
Aim. Nevertheless the great ssue
fer which he 30 long contended low
Or fares on street cars has won.
Massachusetts, came so near 60
ing Democratic that tho grand old
party came near throwinga fit. The
msje rity Of 90, 600 in 1908 came
neaf being nothing in 1902.
Kentucky and Indiana drifted
back into the Democratic colum.
90 far 81 local results count for
anything political
Throughout the other stator
there visa nothing 'ignifeent except
IN San Francisco the Schmitz-Ruet
crowd wns restored to absolute
powes in the city. the entire ticket
peing elected By large majority
Maryland defs,ted the eonstitu
tional amendment which was in
tended 10 disfrsnchise the illiterat
shd eloot the Demo cratic tickle
IcreraI)y.
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Farms Farms
FOR SALE.

The big farm sale is now going
on. We have great bargains in
Ohio farms, we are Offering the
the lcople also many fine stores
ard hotels in good locations city
and suburban property great
Bargains.
Money to loan on first real
estate mortgages Come and see
US.
JACOBS & HOWELL,
80 West Maine st.
Columbus, Ohio
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MOTTO e OFJUDICIAL SALE

BY virtue Of decree in the Circuit
Court Of Calhoun IVES, Virginia rendered
at 'hc April term. 1909 in the charcerv
cause GA, a Eail bone aca'n,t Nor,al l..
Dali and Others the undcsigncd commits
stone viii on Tuesday the lcth day of
November 1909, that being tie first day OF
the y vrmber term, 1909 of said Court
offer for lie at public auction to the hi. hctt
bidder al the fro'.t door OF the Couri
House ol said ount@, Ike icai c.tatc bv
>'s'l de- re dir.c'cI To- b. sold To wit. -
certain tact 'r Farce 81 C23l acre. ~
land tua'e o. The c., Of ire Cree
in Cen 'cr ,i;r.ct oi Cakcuu County
wh ch was conveyed tn/the defendant.
Norval T. Fail by LOUIS Pcrncl and
wife 10y deed dated on the Is,h day oi
April 1908, w'iiyL is on RECORD ia Tie
Jerks cAiicc Of the Ccurty Corr, II ca!
honn c. unty, and COP! is exhibited ih
the bill iu said cause.
Ont there vii be reserved from sail sac
Tor the beuef of g~antors, IN the deco
aforsaid al the oil gas coal and other min
erals rnderl! ing he said lands with Ger
tain mining rights which are. particuaril,
set forth i'll the SAID deed
Terms of sale, sufficient cash IN haad I
pay The cost of said suit and the expors5
of such sale and the rest due upon cred
of six twelve and eighteen months take
from the purchasers notrs or bonds wit
good se' urity for the deferred instailmer
bearing interest from the day of sale.
j. NJ. Hamilton, Conn
], c c. Starcher Clerk Of the Circu
Court Of Calhoun County, do certify tn,
the bond in the pcualny Of 5000 hi
r been given by the said Commissioner
required by decree in sal cause.
{, Q. Starcher, Cler
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duces a big-boned, welI-devess
oped, mentally energetic race.
His experiments prove that
good oatmeal such as Quaker
Oats not only furnishes the best
food for the human Being, but
eating it strengthens and en-
larges the thyroid gland-thts
gland is intimately connected
with the nourishing processes
of the body.
1n.conclusion he says
1T seems probable therefore
that the bulk and brawnin ess Of
the Northerners (meaning the
Scotch) has been in some
measure due to the stiinulatioa
of the thyroid gland by oatmoaa
porridge in childhood. " Il
The Scotch eat Quaker OsAe
because it is the best of ali ozs4t
meals.
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TO CREDITORS

To Tic Crcdilosof s. NJ. n.jou, deceased.
10 pursuance cia decree ofCc G.cuil
conr' Of Calhoun county Wo Virginia,
made iu cautc ilcron r,rdir2. Co uhiec,
Hc real estate Of the said S NJ Sutton To
tbe payment Of his debts, you aic required
t~ present your claims against ibe estate Of
the soid A " Sutton fr .alindiclG,u To-
Alhc Smith, Comr ai Dos Office ia Che
Bank of GrDs,iilc building in tbo t1an oi
ornisvillc building, iu lbc said county Of
talhouu oud Su'cof WcI Nirg.nia. ON or
before Tuesday Gee 9b day Of November
1902
Witness, C. G. ,tarcbcr, Clerk ofthe said
circuit court ihis l-t day Of October 1909.
G. O. S.archer. clerk
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There DIVER was read yet that
didn't run in two directions, and IN
less you stand still you've got TO
&svei one way or the other
There's a considerable crowd ooin.
both ways on this heIghway of lif e
snd that bein' th Q case it's Just as
easy and whole lot plea.enter to
hsvs company, Whsther a man y
Eoia'to heaven or goin' 10 the devil
Ms better to be socjsble. / never
did hGvs any use for The fellow who
Aeeks by i'imselVe to practice either
bic virtues or vices. Now take it
fos gra nted ,,hst vos want TO 20
IN the right direction, and, if 60
you'll find the only real crowd that
goin' your way in the church mi.
SnHriiy, I que -, because of it,
promises, but apa't from that The,
ere In it because Jordan, az the ole
song Gays. Is hard road TO trsve
and they need 'ho help of the church
TO b clip them over the stony places
That i' Just why you need it and
Just Why you cant afford to 40 a
ong withcutit Don't get in tn
haDit Of laying in bed on Sunda,
mornin'. Colonel John Sneed.
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Notice. ] have 81 Ia acres of
and s miles southwest of c. rants
vile nerr Joker p. O., not under
lease. Anyone wanting to lease
the same for oil and gas purposes
call on or address.
ABRAHAM ICE,
Smithfield, w. Va.
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The election on Tuesday showed
tAst II @ Democratic party wss do
Hg business at the old st.nd.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
q ESTATE

BY virtue Of deed of trust exc
cuted by William Burns and T w
Burns, his wife, TO the undersigned
A. G.. Mathews and S. i. Bell. trus-
tees, bearing date on the 3Gtl day
of September, 1907, and recorded
in the Office of the clerk of the coun-
" court # Calhoun county, Yves,
Virginia, in Trust and Mortgage
Book No 3, at page 3S3, t. secure
g w Ayers in the payment of
certain negotiable, promiss)ry note,
bearing date or tie said 30th day
Of September, 1907, due one year
after date, calling for the sum of
1924. 90 with interest from date; the
undersigned will on Wednesday, the
24;h day of November, 1909,
at tt e frcnt door of the court house
Of Calhoun county, West Virginia,
offer for sale by way of public auc
: ton to the highest and best bidder,
the following described real estate
to-wit: All That certain lot, trac
. or parcel of land lying AMI being
/ situate on the Little Kanawha river
n in Sherman district, county anC
h State aforesaid, and bounded sub.
stantially as follows: Beginning at
stake IN an original line on the ban
il of the river and running thence dow
1t said river, with its meanders N 3
IS w 3S poles; N II w 81 poles t
IS sugar pointers; thence leaving til
river N 81 w II 1-2 poles TO a sma
hickory aud black oak i'll line of Ale
ander Huffman land aud with sam
3 20 IL f 141 poles to pointers
original line; 5 81 L $50 poles to IN
- place of beginning, containing
60 acres, and being The same land O
$, which the said William Burns no
ID lives Terms Of sale: Cash in han
r on day Of sale.
> Given under our hands this til
r., 10Th day Of November, 1899.
err A. G. MATHEWS, , Trus.
If S. p. BELL, tee
T. Citizens Phone. Tx Phon,
1T DWIGHT SHOCK.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
e Dodnll, West Virgini,
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<As boet fSod fps THOSE H4ae work
yfth bead or bWwta 81 HS~eF high
Ys'&eea>
vac beSt sEaAplA. II talfs n found IN
eazfkF 0@tz. a StsaAs al the top
S@S~g FOODS nSGt sRPPB RooTishrsent
%Td vAror, wsshe~f tsx1s2 he diges-
Hs'a, SID yet n y BE Eesut u<psnsive
SSo4 80 cen eat
Ehsa Great flseA paAzS hza Low cost
SNRS v ~ iSssJ bed aog b.esHHas whe
1s b eet As OPea$esd goea <oa
Wskse thAy ssa 2
IsAeSOp4, AsAngg - Sassa baSAs. f.s4
REHehHE IN 0tiakey Oats 80 erk
ksesaR sRk vita lNss fatigue - II
- 81 almost sag stAeT klAA n 'fDoa.
~ - &eAa feots we're Proved and
rsIS %t-weStAgw 6Asp@a&ba sAeut
fnE1sa tSoois VuPs pasAor~a W Pro
EsssgsR pShf ~ TxfS Ustv~saty il
HO. Yeu'n I'D esskuf o~ts n res
glaT ESa raei1l lArvs ssIs nEs,iiy
R&ehages aHl hecs4stf6dfht peaIsR tins
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Ssy.'s,...s, o e p S..
Embellishments

1snkets- tomfortS 8
GctsoA> Comforts - ID maE
ma SsadD and patterns--any
~~ery person can make easy
N6 fufck selection and get ex.
10y fhs kind preferred.
cotton Comforts, silkoiine GOV.
90. 90s. t1.0o. $1.25 to fine
MereeriEed satsen covered, $3.50.
splendid Cotton Comforts =
pretty siIkodins filled with fine
White cardsd eotton--$1 .25.
/ Dcrs Comforts, merceri1c,l
sseex covered. $3.50 to the very
shehes brocadsd silk, $500.
$500 to $1,000 provides
inpaF fine Down Comforts for
ssual requirements.
Wool filled Comforts silko-
hsS eoxerod. S3.60-silk covered,
$40 TO fine brocaded silk, $500.
Cotton Blankets, so much used
- replace sheets in cold weather
--6oe 70 the heavy Cotton SO
closely resembling hne California
Wool Blankets, $3.50 a pair.
Wed Blankets mot pNre wool,
seough cotton added TO prevent
ehrShins-the way many people pre-
- sfsts Blankots-$S.o 90 to $3.50 a
paB
sple,tid California Wool Blankets
Cream white With Pink or Blue bor-
DEF and Wide silk bound edge, $3.50.
All wool Blankets, $500 to $4,000.
Good old fashioned unnapt Country
hlnnkets-all wool-e1tra large size
White with colorsd bordsr-s6.oo.
BOG0S H. BULL
NORTH slpE, NrTssURoh, pa
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Huffman Music Conservatory.

huffman Music Conservatory.
ara Rufima& len Huffman.
We are now really for work
and will begin with the largest
class We have ever had. We
want ell who will work, as
our work must speak for itself.
win give = recital each month
1T the NJ E.Church with music
grading from one TO seven.
Small children taught for half
price or s. for 20 half hour
lessons. For further informa-
ton address, Allie Huffman.
GrantsYille, VIVA.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1909-11-09
NOTICE,

An peFsons hAvirg claims a.
gainst the estate Of Druzilla
Stump will please file same for
adjustment with me. T. r.
stump.