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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-09-10
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,


Executive Department.
To The commisiOnrsof Election Of he Sspe.
raj Couatieacf Wetl Virginia:
WTHEREAS, Ayacancy exists in the
w Office Of Judge Of he Surrme Court
Of Appsah Of this State, for the term Of
said p-nding onthe 3lst day Of December,
lSS, by reason Oftlie resignation 10 take
effect on tho Slst day OF December, 1889,
ofthe Hon. A. F. Raymond, one Of the
Judges thereof, and incumbent Of said
term:
AND WHEREAS, More than two years
will elapse from the time ofthe resigna.
ton Of the Hon. Alpheus F. Raymond,
Judge as Aforesaid, to the end Of the
term for which he was elected;
Now, THEREFORE,, I, JACOB B. JACK.
S0T, Governor Of the State Of West Wiz.
GINA, by virtue Of the authority in mo
,ested, hereby command You, the said
Commissioners Of Election, in the name
OF the State Of West Virginia, TO cause q
poll to be opened and an election to DO
held at the several places oi voting IN
your respective counties, ON the Sec0n,L
Tuesday IN October, d. ID. 1881,
to.wit, on the l4th day day thereof, Il
being the day Oithe next general cleo.
ton, for the purpose Of choosing q Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals, TO iill
the vacancy in said Office caused BY tic
resignation Of the Hon. Alpheus i. Hay.
lnOnd, late Judge as Aforesaid.
(@- In WlTNES WHEREBY, have
LIS. hereunto set my hand and caus.
~ cd the Less Seal OF the State 70 30
affixed at the Capitol, at Wheeling.
this twenty.aTBt day Of August, a. b.
1884, and Of the State the twenty.
second. j. i. JACKSON.
BY the Governor
RANDOLPH SrALSAKRR, JR.,
Secretary Of State.
uNks 6lNNHe
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Proclamation by The Governor.
Presidential Electors.

PURSUANT TO the provisions Of acc.
L ton three Of chapter three Of tho
Code, as amended and re.enacted by
chapter loo Of the Acts OF 1889, notice Ii
hereby given tliat M election will be
held ut the several places Of voting In
the State Of Wset Virginia, on the Tues.
day next after tho first Monday In No.
velnber, 1884, ttlla fourth day Of said
month Of Noyember) for the purpose Of
choosing six Electors Of President and
Vice President OF the United States, be.
ing tho number Of electoral votes to
which the State Of West Virginia is on.
titled in the Electoral College Of tho
United States.
In IiTnes H1'ret, ], JAcoB n. JACK.
49, SON, Governor Of the State Of
SEAL West Virginia, have hereunto
~ sot my hand and caused the
Lesser Seal Of said State to DO affixed, AZ
the city Of Wheeling, this 10th day Of
August, 1884, and Of the State the TWEEN.
ty.seCond. ]. B. JACKSON,
BY tho Governor.
RANDOLPH STALNGKBR, JR.,
Secretary Of State.
allg2I9W,
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10 The Youth.


Youth Is the proper season to
cultivate the benevolent and hns
name affections, A great part Of
your happiness depends upon the
connections you form at this age.
i Is important that you early 40
quire the temper and MANNERS
which will make such connections
desirable. Asense ofjus,ice should
be the foundation Of all your social
qualities. Nov is the time TO en-.
grave upon your mind the sacred
rule which should be taught in
every Sabbath school, Of doing to
others as you would wish them 10
do to you. E.
Whatever advantages Of birth or
fortune you possess, never display.
them with a superiority. Re.
member that in the original and
natural state, all men are thesame;
aud it is becoming to treat all your
companions the same, whether they
be rich or poor. Youth is the time
to acquire valuable knowledge,
which will be Of use during your
whole life. We have Sabbath
schools, churches and free schools.
that the youth Of our land may
obtain this knowledge without cost.
And beside those we have select
schools, academies and colleges and
all necessary institutions for The
benefit Of the youth. AllLhe great
men and all the officers Of this vast
universe were once little uneduca.
ted boys. All the noted writers
and artiyans were once young az you
now are. They became great by
being ambitious and improving
their time while in their youthful
days. There are none who may
not become useful men and women,
if they pursue the right course.
But there are many things to lead
che youth astray. You can not be
too careful in choosing your places
of enjoyment, after you leave the
paternal roof. When you we're
small children, your parents cared
for you and provided for you, and
your playmstes were of their choice
and you knew no responsibility.
But now you are just starting in
society. You begin to choose your
own associates. You form new &C.
quaintanceS, who may gain your
confidence, and perhaps these same
acquaintance willlead you to ruin.
1t would be better, far better to fol.
low the advice Of your friends
Many would thus be saved from
ruin. Your parents will not know.
ingly advise you to do that which
you should not do. When you are
about to disobey them, remember
the counsel, "Honor thy father and
thy mother that thy days may be
long upon the land which the Lord
thy God giveth thee"
Mas. LOUISE PosroN.
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What Shall the Harvest Be2

-
The summer is ended what
shall the harvest beP If you have
sowedl literally you will reap richly.
But ifnot-remember that The next
(the l79d) Grand Monthly Draw.
ing Of tho Louisiana State Lottery
will happen on Tuesday, October
l4th, 18S4-full information Of
which can be had Of NJ. A. Danphin,
New Orleans, La. AT the drawing
(the l7lst) Of August 18th, among
the results, the following Is report.
ed: No. 1886 drew the first CAPT.
ital Of $4,000. TWAS sold In ffths
-one was held by Eugene Gaudins,
No 2Sl ST. Peters st., New Orleans;
another by Mr., Louis Seymour, Of
Memphis, now employed as a carp.
enter at the Grand Cotton Exposi.
ton Building at New Orleans.
No. 53,S03 drew second capital
prize Of s25,0 900, sold in New York,
No. 29,S62 drew third capital prize
Of $4,000, sold in ffths-two IA
Mr.. 7. s. Tutwiler, Of Sanford, Fla,
collected through Columbus Miss.
Ins. and Banking Co. The fourth
capital prizes $4,000 each went Ia
Nos. 1857 and 55,475, sold in fracti.
onal parts hither and yon, among
Others twofifths TO A. B, Glover,
No, Is s. Compton Ave-, ST. Louis,
Mo; one.fifth TO Mr.. Louis S. Day,
Of New Haven, Conn, and TO Other
parties in Washington, D. G., and
in New Orleans, La, Bnt here we
will rest for q period. 10 b con,
daued indefnitCly)
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The New York Clothing Store,
under the management Of Mr.. Gus
Jordan, is doing a splendid bust.
ness. Ifyou want a suit Of clothes,
call on Gus.
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Married, at the residence Of M,
Perry Korwood, in this place, on
the 9th ult,, by Rev. W. H. Shaw,
Mr.. William R. Roberts, of Clifton,
to Miss Jennie v. Thompson, Of
Gallipolis, Ohio.
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A young man named Lee was
seriously hurt at a brick.yard, in
Hartford City, last Tuesday, by
having a large quantity of clay fall
upon him.
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Warwick took a part Of his
speech back, and said he was mis-.
informed, and then set up the beer
for the boys. OF course this was
after his speech.
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Quite an interesting game Of
base ball will be played at Hickory
Chapel next Saturday, between
the club Of that place and the
Thomas Ridge club.
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81. Flowers, the boss wagon.ma.
ker, says times are a little dull in
his line. If farmers want a good
wagon cheap, now is the time to
strike him.
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The Edwards heirs association
will meet at Flat Rock, on satur.
day the 18th Of September, 1884, at
/ P. NJ. All persons interested are
requested to attend this meeting.
G. SHREWSBURY, Pres.
]. f. CLESDENtN, sec'y.
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Politicians are beginning Ia
warm up a little in old Mason.
We may yet have an old.time cam.
paign.
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We must insist on our patrons
paying their daes to this office.
We must have our money, or sus,
pend the publication Of the Register.
Which do you prefer
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Two delightful lawn suppera
were held last week-one at the
residence Of Mr.. Allen vickers, on
Thursday night, for the benefit Of
the NJ. E. Church, South, and the
other at the residence of Rev. J. H
Scott, for the benefit Of the Green.
brier Presbyterian church. Both
were a social and financial success
and realized handsome sums fol
the churches.
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Three or four dastardly geese be.
foul the water at Gould Hill school
house, the only place for miles
where a team can be watered.
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As we so to press, the case Of the
State vs.. Funk, from Cabell coun.
~, is being tried in the Circuit
Court Funk is charged with rob.
berry at Huntington. Lud Langly,
an accomplish, will be tried here
at tho next term Of court.
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Hon. WIN. Quarter and E. B.
Knight, EFqr prominent lawyers
from Kanawha county, are in at.
tendance upon The Circuit Court.
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A COOP MAN DEAp.-We regret
to announce the death Of s. c.
Hoggsett, Esq, Of Clendinen dis.
trict, which occurred on the 4th
instant. His disease was dropsy
and he had been a sufferer for a
long time. He was among our old
eat aud best citizens, and was a
man Of prominence in county af.
fairs His loss will be sorely felt
in the community in which be
lived.
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RECKLESS RUNNING ON THE Ono
CENTRAL.-Staunton Howard, after
his return from his recent Charles.
ton trip, told a story on the Obi
Central road, from Point Pleasan,
to Charleston. II is a good road
for running, but il does not make
telegraph poles resemble fine combs
to any extent. On the up
trip, about the middle Of Putnam
county, a farmer stepped aboard
the train, as it passed in full fight,
and said: "Did any Of you fellers
see the Boone on her way up2 Got
some garden truck To send to Char.
lesion" Nobody had seen the
Boone, but the conductor wanted
bis fare, TO which he replied: "0h,
I'm just goin' to ride to the end Of
my later patch. Here she is now"
and he stepped Of and walked back
to where he had left his plow.-
Wheeling Register.
This is a libel on our Railroad.
1t is known that we make the fast.
est time in the United States on
this road, making the run to Char.
lesion a distance Of ffty.seven
miles, in about one hour and thirty
minutes @ Now, amt you asham.
ed to publish such a libel. The
Railroad Company ought to follow
the example of Blaine and rush
into court 10 save its honor.
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The Clifton base ball club defeat.
ed the club of this place last satur,
day by a score Of twenty.one to
nine.
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y
We find the following in The
Hartford City correspondence Of
the Pomefoy Tslsgraph
An oldsladyby The name Of Bum.
garner, the mother Of Hon. Lewis
Bumgarner. aged SO years, came to
town 2 few dayssince on o visit to
Q son liyinghere, and took sick and
died very suddenly. She was bur.
led on the Dist. We understand
her husband was in the war Of
1872 and that she was drawing a
pension. We have known her for
twenty years and wish TO say that
she was q model Of true woman.
hood, kind, sympathetic, and Of
more.than ordinary mental capac.
ity. She leaves q large circle Of
friends 10 mourn her departure.
Alittle son Of Mr. sapp, 10 this
place, came very near being killed
on Saturday by being hit over the
eye by a ball bat slipping out Of
the hands Of one Of The players.
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Mrs. L. ]. Martin has just re.
ceived a nice line of Ladies Jew.
elry.
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Mr.. Joseph Baer, Of Chicago, is
the cutter in the merchant tailor.
ing department Of the New York
Clothing Store, He is one of the
best wOrkmen in the country, and
our young friends will find that he
can get them a suit as "dudish" as
they could wish.
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Mrs. L. J. Martin has just re.
ceived an elegant line of Plumes,
Tips, Birds, &C., for the Fall trade.
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The time, table Of the Ohio Cen.
trail has been changed again. The
train does not arrive at this place
until 1870. This will be a great
inconvenience to the people living
along the road, and will also be a
loss to the company, when itcounts
up its receipts.
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George D. Eastman has gone to
the Staunton Male Academy.
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AssAulr John Fl0Nar. n fack.

ASSAULT John Flower, d Jack.
son county, who is making his
home with MI VIM. sayre, on
Thirteen, las. Wednesday imbibed
TOO freely Of Gre water and went
the wharf and boarded the
claribell. Here he kicked up 4
row with a passenger on the boat,
and was using some very offensive
language in the presence Of the
lady passengers, when Capt. Aus.
tin BaroRs, took hold Of him and
demonstrated kindly with him,
telling him he could not allow such
conduct upon his boat. AT this
Flowers drew from his coatpocket
"a handkerchief, in which he had
placed a heavy substance Of some
kind, supposed to be a grape
shot, and struck Barrows over the
head, making an ugly wound. He
was arrested and taken before Jus.
tice franklin, where he gave bond
to appear on Saturday. On satur.
day he appeared before Justice
franklin, and waived an exami.
nation and gave bond in the pen
altg Of $1,000 for his appearance at
the next term ofthe Circuit Court,
to answeran indictment for assault
with intentto kill.
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Farmers are giving more thought
to road improvement and the tax.
ing Of dogs.
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ro1HrPIEAsAHT, WEST VIRGINIA
HEYpemoS IEgMs. -Dr Ackley,

hbNUHhoVA' AAt-h1uf = III hShAp4i
Of Shade, Ohio, was here on bust,
ness last week. While here,Aedisl
posed Of his house and lot, VIM.
Bates and j. NJ. Burks, IT,, becoln,
ing the purchasers
Nj. oliver Belts, Of Gallipolis,
Ohio, finished moving The school
house back on It's foundation Fri.
day. He has done a good job.
Dr.. Mccausland and family, &C.
companied by Miss Mary Mcoaus.
land, returned home to 81. Louis
Thursday. They will be missed
by their many friends here.
Hutchinson & Co. have q full set
Of blacksmith tools for sale, includ.
ing bellows, anvil, etc. They offer
them cheap.
]. H. Stewart has gone to work
in earnest building skiffs. He
finished one this week and has or.
ders ahead for several more. Those
that are competent judges claim
he makes a good skiff.
Mr.. Arthur Edwardsleft Wednes.
day afternoon for the Valley Of vir.
GINA.
Misses Belle Wilson and Julia
Stevenson, Of Charleston, were vis.
iting The family Of Andrew Wilson
last week.
Miss Bette johnson, Of Buffalo,
vas visiting the family Of Mr.. Jas.
Z Clondenin.
Henderson needs a few men who
are able to put up some good cot.
tages. They are in demand and
can be rented for good prices.
l.. +. Fry arrived home Sunday
morning from Charleston, where
he has been as Waterman on the
steamer Little Sampson. He will
return to his boat in a few days.
We understand that Lemuel
Shiaett will leave this week for
Middleport, Ohio, where he takes
charge Of the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine Company's Office at that
place, We congratulate him on
his good luck.
Mr.. Isaac long and wife returned
from the Virginia Springs last
Thursday. They enjoyed the sum.
mer in the mountains very much.
We understand Henderson will
soon have another store. This
lookslikeimprovement Our town
is growing fast and the people want
to do their trading here, and the
more stores we have the more bus
mess it will make.
Capt. Chas. Recs and Col. r, W.
sisson, tho engineers who are loca.
ting the ice harbor here, were sur.
veying along our banks last week,
getting the depth of water, prop.
crty lines, &c. One of the piers
will be located just above the
Csmpbclls Creek Coal Company's
Landing, on this side Of the river
and will be o great protection to
the landing on this side during ice.
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FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGA
zISE.-Tbis most interesting pub
LEGATION il conducted with liberali
ty, enterprise and talent; in fact
the name of the editor, T. De Witt
Talmage, D. D., is a voucher for its
excellence. The October number
is filed with contributions in prose
and poetry by some of tho most
popular writer's, and the illustra.
IiOns are numerous and mori!ori.
ous. Among the contents are ar.
licles by Rev, Geo. T. Rider, Mrs.
Robbins, A. e.. Alexander, Hervey,
j. Alex Patten, etc.; sermons by
the Editor and D. L, MUDDY; poem,
by Mrs. T. X, Hervey, Longfellow,
Madeline S. Bridges, etc.; and Sc.
rial and short stories, sketches and
essays, replete with interest. "a
Trip Through South Holland"
Historical Attractions Of Inwood,'
"Titian's Religious Paintings
children Of All Nations" ETC.,
will well repay the reader; indeed
the pages teen with interest, en-
tertainment and instruction. The
Magazine should find it's way into
every family circle. A single copy
is 25 cents, or $3.50 a year, post
paid, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publish
er, So, IS and 81 Park Place, N. Y.
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Balls Health Corset for sale at
Mrs, L. ]. Martins.
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Fall Millinery just received at
Mrs. L. ]. Martins.
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TENNESSEE HF1DGF1 co.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 3Oth 1884
Athe solicitation Of W. Td and Nashville Tenn,
and examined the fences the Tennessee Hedge Co., both completed
Of construction Feeling the great necessity Of fence
the oithe old rail and board fence made close of senc
and the methods constructing them finding simple perfect turning every
kind oaoc both large and small eexmned around tile Nashville
river when the stables ali fences ere washed leaving S
track the perfect Hedge We high
affect it. and cannot why will last for hundred years We
found the crops growing just as se could be cultivated
eve be the cheapest and best fence that adopt
In short ound stock proofand ornamental and good better
has been represented 10 us obe
We also made inquiry of the Bank regard the liability the patO
find from the reports received that they perfectly responsible
GIDEON BROWN,
Apple Grove, Mason County, Wv
J. W. WINDOW
West Columbia, Mason County W. Va
A. j. SHIRLEY,
Hartford City, Mason County Viva,
JOHN X. COUGH
Brighton Pc, Mason County W. Va
aug0.2n. Apple Grove, Mason County W. Va
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Warmers Ucrsets, best in tho world, al
FillmOre's, GSllipolis, Ohio.
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Books for Children at Fillmore's, CALI.
polls, Ohio.
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{ EiD your orders for printing to this
I'D osass. Done promptly. Low pficss.
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fiANEMII and EpAPoRAToR.-
" In good condition. VIII sell cheap.
Call on or address, I. n. ELLIOTT, New
Haven Mason County, West Virginia,
anglS-Sw
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OIL cloths cheap at Fillmore's, ciallipo.
lis, Ohio. Gune25-Sln.
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STATE VS.. QUiSBY. Joseph Quin.
by was tried at this term Of the
Circuit Court for the murder Of his
wife in March last. The evidence
was entirely circnmstantial. But
the jury were satisfied, and rightly
SO, Of his guilt, and found him
guilty Of murder in the second de.
gree. This is the fourth man con.
yicted Of murder siuce our young
friend, James B. Manager. ESQ, be.
came our Prosecuting Attorney.
His term Of office expires next Jan.
nary, when be closes his official
career with the pratss of having
made for himself a reputation as
an able advocate. He will soon be
found speaking in the defence Of
persons charged with crime, and
doubtless with more than his usual
ability and eloquenCe. The PEG.
pie Of this county owe it to them.
selves that a man should be elected
as his successor who will have the
ability experience and legal learn.
ing to maintain himself among the
bright luminaries Of the Mason
county Bar. If the people of this
county think that a mere tyro will
be able to protect their interest
against such an array of talent,
they will be mistaken-and sadly
mistaken. Without regard to par.
ty we should elect G. P. Simpson
to this important Office. We all
know he has the ability and legal
learning, for he has been tried in
this office and not found wanting.
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Nice Trunks cheap at Fillmore's, Gal
lipolls, Ohio.
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PERSoNALs.-V. A. Lewis, Esq,
sfer spending a months sojourn
among friends in this county, left
last Wednesday for Virginia, where
ho will complete his historical
work in that State, and then spend
the winter in East Tennessee.
Miss Minnie Sullivan, an &C.
cOmplished young lady Of Glove.
land, Ohio, is making an extended
visit to Mr.. P. Gahen and wife, of
Arbucklo district.
We had a pleasant call from H.
+. Donnally, Esq, and A. L. Sehon,
Esq, and his daughter, Miss Ada.
liza, Of Hartford City, on Wednes-
day last. While in the office Mr..
Donnally subscribed for the REGIS
TER and paid for it in advance, for
which he has our thanks.
Our old Democratic friend, P.
Gahon, Esq, of Arbuckle district,
was in town last week attending
Court, and gave US a friendly call.
lie said he would call again about
Thanksgiving and make US glad
with one Of his elegant tnrkies, for
which (fat turkies) he has a good
record in Point Pleasant among his
many friends.
Miss sallie Hogo, of Winfield, is
hero on a visit to her numerous
young friends, and is the guest Of
Miss Blanche Tomlinson, on Wand
street.
MIR. Nathan Bloom and wife are
visiting at Cincinnati.
Miss Maudo Roberts, of Clifton,
is hero on a visit to tho family Of
bor uncle, Mr.. Perry Kerwood,
Mr., A. W. selbo, of Pawnoe City,
Neb., is here on a visit to bis
brother, John R. solbc, Esq, "Lon''
was a former Point Pleasant boy,
and his numerous young friends
were glad to meet him.
Joseph Schiller, E1q. ex.Marshall
Of Mason City, called in to SEQ us
on Monday last.
Miss Lu HatInor, a pretty Young
Miss Of Huntington, is visiting the
family Of Mr., B, r. Butler, at the
Stortz House.
Mr.. Potter Hogg, Of California, a
former resident Of this county, il
visiting his brother, W, H. Hogg,
Esq, Of Robinson district
Prof. W, ]. Kenny and family
left Monday, for Huntington, which
place they will make their tempo.
'ary home for year or two,
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Picture Frames at Fillmore 8, Gallipo
lis, Ohio.