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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-01-08

Winter has actually made Its APP
pearance.
Some of our farmers have been hauling
lime The past week.
w. A. Wolfe and wife spent New
Years at Il. s. Livengood's.
Artie Groves and sister VERNE, of Nor
gantown, spent the holidays with home
folks.
George Iivengood purchased u fine
horse from Ann Shaffer last week.
Charles Groves treated his school TO a
fine lot of candy the past week. He also
treated his school and community 10 a
spelling-match Friday night.
Jarvis Ringer and Morton Benson are
working for Forman Bros.
Catherine Groves sold colt TO her son
Charles the past week.
w. A. Crane butchered a fine hog last
week that cleaned him 404 lbs.
Our merchant, j. J.. Reckart, has been
kept busiiy engaged disposing of his
holiday stock.
John Rodeheaver made a business trip
TO Valley Point one day last week.
w. A. Wolfe sold in the past year
S9S.13 worth Of eggs, besides what
they used themselves and for Matching.
He averaged about fifty bens for the year
Our telephone directors held their an
nual meeting at the Center schoolhouse
Saturday. We are in great hopes that
they will make some arrangements to
better the condition Of some OF our lines.
Quite a number of our people attended
church at the Vale and Centenary last
Sunday.
Rev. Orr began his revival meeting
here Sunday night, the 4th.
The holidays passed off quietly and
only one marriage to report-the con-
tracing parties being Miss Georgia Liven-
good and Allen Reckart. They were
married at Oakland, Md, December "a,
and returned to the BRIDES home Christ
mas, where, with a few invited guests.
dinner was awaiting them.
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VALLEY Point

Shedding snow and the busy people are
making good use OF IT,.
Bruce Otto was n business caller in
in our town Monday.
David Martin and wife were shopping
ia this village Monday.
Mrs. Carroll Elliott and daughtar are
visiting friends in Albright this week.
Harry Martin and family accompanied
by his sisters Anna and Blanch, of
Pennington, Pa, are visiting at Smith
Martins.
Miss Verna Hartman, who won in the
big contest, for this district, has returned
to Morgantown where she ia a student i'm
hes school Of music la the University.
Eben Llston aud family and Steve
Dusenborry were Waiting at Joseph
Braham's Sunday.
Hugh FeltLrr teaching the Glade
Meadow scho- IN the absence Of Karl
Feather who b. visiting his great great
grandmother, 1T Jacobs Greek, Pa. The
venerable lady celebrated her 09th ami
versary on New Years day
w. A. wilbur has returned home
from Elkins.
o. n. Gibson spent Monday at Lenox
where he expects TO move in the near
future.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Light on
December 3lst a fine boy baby. Mother
and child doing fine but Pap is wearing
a high silk hat and red top boots.
J. w. and Joseph Smith we're business
visitorors at Terra Alta the latter part Of
the week.
Mesdames Eben ListOn and VIM. Will
burn were shopping at Englebart's
Wooden Mill Tuesday.
J. w. Jackson and wife spent Monday
at Lester Lights,
K. L. Gerstell had a very busy day
here buying seng.
Mr.. Benson, the fur dealer, passed
through here Tuesday.
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IMaPQuess

Walter Bolyard is teaching a very sue
cessiul school az Mt. Zion.
Allen Sinclair made his regular trip 10
Newburg Friday.
Misses Kena. Persis and Edna Hamil-
ton have returned 20 their schools after
spending the holidays at home.
Elkins Sinclair visited at Willie NJ.
Cornwelrs Sunday.
Earl Freeman has gone to Detroit,
Michigan.
Mics Alice Hoffman visited Miss Minda
Runner las, week.
Rev. ". q. Moose will preach at Mt.
Zion Sunday morning at 1890.
Lorain Cornwell, from the Fairmont
normal, spent the holidays with bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s. Cornwell.
James Baylor, who has been visiting
At Daniel Sinclair's, met with a very bad
accident.
Harry Bennett made a flying trip to
England Sunday night.
George w. May is on the sick list at
present.
The meeting at Garner Hollow is pro-
crossing nicely.
w. NJ. Cornwell made q business trip
70 Elkins Monday.
Miss Rose Sinclair is indisposed It this
writing with neuralgia.
Miss Arizona Runner Ia visiting her
sister, Mn. Mckee, at Marlinton, w Va.
Claude Bennett, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. NJ. CornWelI, for the
past two weeks, has returned 10 his home
in Clarksburg.
Guy Runner has gone 10 Clarksburg 70
work in the II. A. q. factory. Be careful
Of the Cooler" Guy.
Boys, get your old sleiehs and bells
J ready for the snow and the girls.
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deafness. CANNOT Be our.a

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There IL
only n way TO cure deafness, and that
~ 10y constitutional remedies. Deafness
II CAUSED by an inilaned condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is iniamed you have n
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when IL IL entirely closed, deafness rs
The result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube festeredlte.
lts normal condition, hearing will he de-
stroyed forever: nine eases ont Of ten ara
caused 10y Catarrh, which IL nothing but
an iniiamcd condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. J. CHESEY& Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold 10y druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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The health Of our community h fairl,
rood at present.
Gay Guseman. one OF our hustling
farmers, took a wagon load Of turkeys e
uniontown last week. He was accom-
panied by Frank Schnopp and Paul
Kelly.
John Cupp wa helping Philip Schnopp
sired corn fodder a few days last week.
The spelling Bee at Cuzzart was well
attended and all report a good time4
Frank schnopp wa calling on soi,e OF
his friends at Cukzart FRIDAY night.
Messrs. Ezra Kelly and Charles Ringer
and Misses Susie and Ellie Benson visited
Mrs Lucy Deal Sunday.
Ezra Kelley and Elmer Strawser finish
ed ~butchering hogs for Gay Gusman last
week which makes him 10 in all.
Frank Shsfer was at Fricndsville last
Monday after goods.
Mrs. Rhoda Liston and Miss Bessie
Rodeheaver were shopping in Hazelton
Friday.
f.. q. Harmed and family visited at T..
X. Miller's Sunday last.
Ray Strawscr and Jackson Deal attend
eel the spelling match at Cuzzart Friday
night.
Elmer L~ivengood was at Hazelton last
week ON business.
Walter spiker was digging coal for
Cyrus Shaier last week.
Ear Schnopp was hauling rock Satur-
day.
Miss Bertha Smith, who has been sick
Tor the past month isn't any better at
this writing, but hope to soon hear of her
recovery.
Philip Schnopp, merchant, farmer and
trapper Is doing a rushing business this
winter.
John NJ. Smith was a Hazelton visitor
Friday.
Elmer Strawser and son Ray have
been hauling logs 10 Walter Guthrie's
saw mill and are going TO build a fine
poultry house They expect TO go into
the poultry business soon.
Lloyd Liston, who had typhoid fever.
is able 10 be out again.
Miss Rheua Deal is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Clyde DeBerry a few days.
Chester Guthrie, of Orr, was a New
Year visitor at Elmer Strawser's.
John Cupp is staying at Bruce DEALS. |
(How about it John2)
Kidwell Guthrie, our fur buyer, was in
u vicinity recently.
Miss Myrtle Benson is staying at home
now
John III. Cupp, of Locust Grove. was
a visitor at Elmer Strawser's Sunday.
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Sunny Slope
G. l. Nieman was a business visitor a
Bruceton Thursday.

&. l.. Nieman was a business visitor M
Bruceton Thursday.
A. Nieman was a business caller at
Gibbons Glade last Saturday.
Several OF u young folks attended the
services at the Vale Sunday conducted
by Rev. Vansickle.
George Shafer has purchased himself
a very fine shot gun and he SAYS that
the rabbits will have TO jump high, wide
and fancy.
j. H.. Cupp has reopened his coal mine
on the Deahl farm and will again furnish
the neighborhood all the coal they want.
M. X. Cupp, orr hustling carpenter.
recently purchased a complete set of new
carpenter tools and is now equipped for
any work in his line of trade.
J. II. Cupp was calling on Bruce Deahl
last Saturday and Sunday.
A. w. Nieman was noticed vending
his way toward Cherry Grove Saturday
and there surely is some attraction in
that neighborhood.
William Cupp will have his feed mill
in full operation by the first of next
month and prepared to take care of all
business.
Gay Guseman was the guest Of George
Nieman Sunday.
d. v. Hileman was calling on Phillip
Rosenborger Sunday.
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eHowsvlH

Write 10 1914.
r. NJ. Ridenour, wife and children
spent a few days OF last week with MIR.
Ridenour's parents.
Greed y Bolyard spent the weekend
with friends in Fairmont and Sbinnston.
y. r.. Royse has been housed M for
several days, but IL now able to be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin shahan, Of Fair
mont, were visiting relatives here the
past week.
d. +. Woodward is able 10 walk about
the house a little at present.
Oran Criss and wife spent a few days
under the parental roof last week.
Mrs. Dana Sidwell, daughter. Nellie
and son, Jimmie, we're calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Poulson. New Year g
day.
Earl Criss and family. Of Denver, were
visiting relatives here a few DAYS last
week.
J.. n. sidwell and Miss Jennie Sidwell
we're visiting friends in Grafton Friday
and Saturday.
Rowley Criss was visiting friends in
Fairmont the past week.
A. l.. sidweIl went 10 Kingwood Mon
day to attend court.
Greed +. Bolyard was in Rowlesburg
Monday attending a meeting OF the board
! Of education.
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Plain View
snow, snow

Snow, snow, snowl
Only three more months of school at
this place.
Miss Ethel Rigglcmen is staying with
Mrs. Olive Vanaman.
Miss Georgia Moran is staying with
Mrs. Agnes Born.
A crowd from here attended the meet
ing at Vernon Saturday night.
Miss Nettie Born is spending IA few
weeks with relatives and friends Mt Nor.
gantown.
Miss Annie Barnes, who has been stay
ing at Dellslow for some time, returned
TO her home last Saturday
Mrs. Ida Brown was visiting Mrs.
Berta Riggleman one day last week.
Miss Goldie Smith spent a few days
with home folks the past week.
Misses Winnie and Ruth Farrell are
visiting home folks at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiles and the
latter's mother, Mrs Jacob Taylor, visit
ed at l.. Riggleman's n night last week.
The stork visited at the home OF Mr..
and MIS-. Barnes last week and left a fine
pair of twin babies.
We are sorry to note that Rev. l.. l..
Lightner is on the sick list and was UNI
able to fill his appointment mere Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson were
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Dixon, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Riggleman spent Sun
DAY at Ebert Boyee's.
Miss Bessie Richardson, Of Irona, il
spending a lew days here visiting rcla-
tives.
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10 Prepere Mutton Prons.lx

DID You ever try TO eat a cut OF ordinary
mutton and after struggling with the
pungent odor and the disagreeable flavor.
swear that you would never eat another
piece OF mutton ~ long rs you live? Then
perhaps you have had the experience n
few days or n few weeks later OF lingering
pleasantly at dinner time over a parti-
cnlarly tempting meat OF delicate spicy
flavor, only to find that it a~lya,vas a cut
oil the much mallgned mutt What
caused the diifsrence2 AlneSe cnrh
the method of Strengthening the sheep
aud preparing the nAat. Would il be
worth anything To you TO know the prop
or method of preparing this meat? All
the various details of preparation, starting
IN with the live animal. will bc dcmon-
strated In connection with the Farmers
short Courses TO be held by the College
OF Agriculture at West Virginia Uniyer-
slty, Morgantown, Jan. 0.l3. 1914.
Not only the farmers but their wives AZ
well, are registering for those courses
and large and interesting classes are ex-
pected.
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Ear

Howard Hileman was at Hazelton on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. q. T.. Spiker had another attack
OF rheumatism the past week.
Rev. George vansickle preached at the
Vale Sunday.
John q. Kelley attended the telephone
meeting at Center schoolhouse Saturday.
Mrs. Jonathan Spiker visited her
n%ieces. Misses Susie aud Efie Benson,
recently.
Mrs. Martin Cupp and grandson. Geo.
Shaffer, were business callers at Hazelton
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey AMMAN visited
some Of their friends New Years day.
George Guseman is visiting his sister,
Mrs. James Spiker in the Morgan Glade
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Smith, OF Ha-
%zelton, visited at J. j. Kelley's recently.
Gay Guscman was at Uniontown on a
business trip a lew days the past week.
ne was accompanied by Frank Schnopp
and Paul Kelley.
John q. Kelley, daughter and sister
were shopping at Hazelton Wednesday.
Misses Maude and Frances Guseman
and brothers, George and Gay, attended
services at the Vale Sunday.
Woody Knox, Of Brownsville, Pa,
who visited in u vicinity recently, has
returned home.
Harry Boyd, who teaches school at the
Vale, visited bis sister at Morgantown
during the holidays.
Mrs. Marshall Harmed and son, Isaac
Of B~randonyille, Misses Fay ~Frankbouser
Jane, Lucy and Mary Kelley, George
Guseman, Paul and Charley Kelley we're
guests at 5. Frank Kelley's New Year.
day.
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One OF the features OF the Ear
Short Courses 20 be held by the q
OF Agriculture at Moreantown, J
0-lS. will be the demonstrat1
slaughtenng and preparing ID
home and market use. IL il we
that II a sheep is properly All
the mutton will not have tho
agreeable flavor. The proper mct4,oo|
preparing mutton will be illustrated
detail. Poultry killing and pickino|
demonstrations will also be of much
interest to those who have occasion 10
prepare birds for the markets or for
home consumption. There Is a riaht
way and u wrong way TO carry out each
OF these operations and the diflerence'
oetwee the two may often mean the
difference between profits and loss.
The wide spread agitation against
tubercular m1k and beef cattle will cause
uiuch interest to center about slan2htcx.
my exhibition 90 illustrate the location
OF tu%bercular lessons In the glands of an
Affected animal. A cow which has re-
NN'N"Nt Nupcttuuu tt<t Will N0
killedandtho arcassimmediately examine
Ell IN public 10y a veterinarian. The 10.
cation OF the affected parts will bc plainly
pointed ont and the Importance of having
suspected animals tested will be emphasize
This viii constitute a demonstration
and object lesson of much value 10 practi.
cal %dairymen.
These demonstrations are merely extra
of the regular Farmer's short
Courses including General Agriculture,
horticulture, Poultry, Husbandry and
Dalrying. The following week, January,
1916, will be completely filed by the
various meetings OF tho Federated Agri-
cultural Associations of the State. The
STATE Grange, State Corn Glow and State
Show viii also be I'D
Tho program is altogether too rich i5l0
any progressive farmers 20 miss.
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1s D Isw ssys W 5. I r.

MRanan.
DIR. Mc0uthe has returned 10 Baltimors
to take a special course in surgery.
l. A.. Sharps andnson are retiring again
from business. Some great bargains arr
offered at this sale.
Judging from the appearance OF some
| who made New Years resolutions they
have tried hard to keep thcm but have
failed miscrably.
Carl Whitman will soon return to
Buckhannon 10 resume his theological
studies. He il now i'm his senior year
Il will o have realized his ambition
TO become administer of the NJ. T.. church.
we wish you every SUCCESS Carl and
would like to see some more Of our boys
emulate your example.
MIR. Mayor why don't you do some.
thing tn put that hcll-hole of a speak
easy or blind tiger out of coinmission9
Surely you can't plead ignorance OF its
existence when you pass right by il both
coming from and going to your home
Look at that little dim light behind those
dirty, filthy windowsl Is that not enough
TO arouse your curiosity9 You, MIR.
councilman, staring at il all day long.
don't you see anything suggestive for a
dive OF this kindp Let this bc sufficient
unless we compel you To act, and, that
Don
Our brother Masons were elegantly
entertained New Years eve 10y the Ladies
Aid Society in their new quarters. Every
thing was served, that the market could
supply, in abundance. There were also
some eloquent postprandIal oratory dis.
pensed by both local and visiting Masons
All present enjoyed Themselves To the
utmost AZ liz usual at all such fraternal
gatherings. The new home Is now 10
Gated over the Ellis store and is consider
Ell N OF the finest fraternity halls i'm the
county, ~ everything Is new and up-to.
date. Our best wishes to you, brothers.
History has a peculiar way of repeating
itself and while it IL u long time doing
so It finally a%ccomplishes the tact. 1t
seems as II our Republican brethren are
eventually seeing the light like the wise
men OF the East. The Republicans OF this
section are strong IN their ayowed dc
termination of throwing of the yoke OF
both the Kingwood and Terra Alta ring
and machine. They are beginning to
see the ring within the ring. The hood
wink IL being removed and they are now
asking themselves questions. Why can
not we have n clerk, sheriff and other
officers from Rowlesburg, Tunnelton or
Newburg2 We are usually lost in the
primaries through the combined strength
and trading between the two rings. This
kicks us down and out. The Republicans
here are saying that ii they do not sue
coed In electing their candidates In the
primaries that they will join hands with
the Democrats, in the general election,
and thus help put their nominees for
these Offices into power Good ideal II
you fail to get what you want within
your own party go where you can get IL
We will surely kill the fatted calf for
you and will guarantee to furnish YOU
with candidates that will not, # elected,
be run down by an auditor.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia:
At rules held in the clerks office Of the
circuit court for the county OF Preston.
on the first Monday Of January, 1914.
Christina Wiles' Admr.
VS.. IN
Christina Wiles' Heirs, ct al. Onahcery'
The object Of this suit ia 10 pell the real
estate OF which Christina Wiles died
seized, and apply the proceeds thereof TO
the payment Of her debts.
And 10 appearing from an affidavit fled
~ said cause that the defendants, Mary
Wiles, John Wiles, Edward Wiles. Jacob
Wiies, Catharine Wiles, Sarah WiIes.
Eunice Wiles, Ella HootOn, I'D Hooton,
Ella Wiles McIntire, are not residents ol
tins State, on motion Of the plaintiff IL Is
ordered that tie said defendants be re-
CURED TO appear within ono month after
the date Of the first puDIicarrf-aL this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interests.
II Is further ordered that this order be
published aud posted as required by law.
A copy-Teste:
j.. w. watson. Clerk.
Published first time, January 8. 1914.
Attest i. W. WArsoS, Clerk.
j. v. Gibson, Esq, Counsel for Pi'R.
HIT
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rwlllea

Fred Rechtinc and
were visiting friends
lew days ago.
Miss Beulah Mcdaniel.
ing school above Parsons. spsl
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mn
John Mcdaniel at Mt Phoebe.
Miss Charity Rogers, who has beer
over at Morvantown for some time, re,
turned TO Mink Run last Saturday.
John Hawley returned from Romne,
last Saturday evening where he spent IN,
holidays.
The Manown school building is com.
pleted and school began Monday with
George White ard Garrett Everett a.
teachers.
John Pyselrs, of Kanes Creek, received
a New Years gift OF which they are very
proud of. A fine girl baby arrived a,
their home on New Years day. DIR. ID.
j. Rudasill, OF Kingwood, attending ply.
stefan.
Boys get ready Tor you will soon hear
the wedding bells ringing over on Mink
Run. That old gray horse is not making
all these trips over on the Run for nothing.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-.
dence of Curtis Hawkins in Reedsyille on
Wednesday evening Of last week. The
contracting parties were Miss Emma
Hawkins, of near Twilight, and Walter
Dawson, of Sheffield, Pa. We wish the
happy couple a long and prosperous
journey through life and may all their
troubles be little ones.
The Gibson Vaudeville Company was
at Kanes Greek n few days ago and gave
three exhibitions in the school house. A
voting contest was held between two
young ladies of the town, Misses Pearl
Savage and Agnes Hartsell, which re-.
suited in a tie vote, each receiving seven
teen hundred votes. A prize was pre-
scented to each of the young ladies 10y the
proprietor, Mr.. Gibson. Everything
passed of quietly and the people were
delighted with the entertainment.
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M. & X. Railroad

Leave Morgantown-s6 :50a. M, l2;45
p. m, and 1890 p. m.
Leave Kingwood-ss:I s a. M. 2:13-n
M, and 1907 p. M.
Arrive M. TX. Junction-#0:el a.. NJ,
2:66 p. m, and 1914 p. m.
Leave NJ. q X. Junction-s0:25 a. M,
1920 p. m, and 5000 p. m.
Leave Kingwood-a10:07 a. M, sol
p. m, and ,6:41 p. m.
Arrive Morgantown-sl1 .35 a. M, 6:2o
p. M, and 3S:08 p. IN.
#DailY except Sunday.
saturdays only.
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To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise, on The real estate. OF any
part thereof, of Leonard Wiles.
IN pursuance OF a decree Of the circuit
court Of Preston county, made IN a cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate
faction Of the liens thereon. you are
hereby required 10 present ali claims held
By YOu and each Of you against the said
Leonard Wiles which are liens ON bis real
estate. or any part Of 10, for adjudication
to me &C my office in KingwOod, Preston
county, West Virginia, on or before the
18th dg January, 1919.
Given under my hand this Both day Of
December, 1913.
lO-4t J.W. WATSON. Commissioner.
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Samuel V. Woods, Of Pbilippi, who is
president Of the state senate, was unable
to keep his appointment here last night
aud address the Brotherhood Of the local
NJ. y. church due TO the serious illness Of
his daughter, Miss Ruth. The young
lady has been a student in the National
Park Seminary, near Washington, d. c.,
and her father has now taken her TO
Florida in The hope that she may regain
her former strength.
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NotIee 70 stoekholdarsl

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the function Bank
Function, w. Va will be held At its
banking house on Tuesday, January 10,
1914, at ] O'Clock p m. for the urpos
Of electing a board Of directors and trans
acting any other business that may be
legally done.
SIT u. McKoNE. JB., Cashier.
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, lhe Lie. d q. . 3. LIp.eamh.

To the creditors Of II. T. r. ~Lipsoosnb.
deceased.
la pursuance Of q decree Of the eifsnif
court of the county oi Preston, made ~.
q cause therein pending. % snbiert faa
real estate Of the eaid IT, i. n. fipsoolnA
20 the payment OF his debts. Won are ~.
quired 20 present your claims aea.nsI 1Ifn
estate oi the said II. = + Lpscofan fot
missioner. ut hie ofice in the sssd f<naf.
on or before the i3th day Of f~ehfnsfr IAlt
Witness. j w. Watson, clerk a. n.@
said court, this Both day Of Docei6tt [A<4
loot }. w. WkrsoS. C'efk
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The annual meeting Of the s~tockholders
The Bruceton Bank, Bruceton Mills.
w. Va, will be held at its banking
room, Thursday, January 10. 1914, at
O'Clock y. M, r. elect a Board Of Direc.
tors for the ensuing year.
1921 JEREMIAH THoMAs, President.