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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-28
SAFE AND PROFITABLE.

We offer this month new list OF MoRTaAoEs
ON IMPRovEp FARMS, located in the most for.
tile regions OF Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas.
They bear 9 and PER CENT INTEREST, payable
twice year, the security 10 always from THREE
TO rIyx TIMES the amount Of the loan, and the
payment OF both principal aud interest 10 euAs.
Asrgrp by strong corporations, doing conser-
yAtiye business with ample capital The follow
ing brief descriptions OF a few OF our loans fur.
nifh an idea OF their general character and
smounts.
Valuation Rate Of
Amount Of Loan. ofsecurity, Interest.
5000 sI5,So0 per cent
5000 5000 q
1900 5000 /"
] 200 $500
$50 1850 7
Interest payable Substantially.
These loans run Ave years. We will furnish
on application, full descriptions Of our securi.
ties with the examiners report on the character
OF the borrower and the value Of the sesuriiy.
I'm. DORIS SONS.
Rutland, Vt, May 9Th, 1885. 4sti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-28
Ht FELL N TuE STREETS.


KE~EDyB TAyuBlTT REMEDY
tsuws . Terrshis cs~s 81 Grvs'o wbsr
Other Hap Failed.
EhaA 10 nt4rsE ~hsi cAusss IL. ana whe are
xa+t Asase ~ MI " ~ ff~gseEsif asiess3sd vita
ssuas pssr And Sassss reAsf oka 10 fond. pro.
sness sfsmnssaes knd d<siA. Dsih ssie< sad
ali sgus sxs AsAk 10 d. slthorxh p1en Who have
dave fsaeasesA ~ yaA~et middle xre ara 50 unsl
fnsRnsee victims. S~thseg u mote AfaNGtly
Seeded fAst 3 fsli1tie fEsdaone taf Gravel. ~
she s~4ss sesns 90 sAs Increase. AID We sss
ksss Is az sAstspch ryecac 10 sev before The
rnAliie Ia shs FORM q pA. DAVID kENNEDfas
1AsUAffI KEMEDf. ~ k@nA1cl N u. W.
yus ln nvisnncs the follpwsnr letter. sslrrsfd
tfUfa msng sirllsf Communications,
Ts1~slran Nass.. March. list
M. bsr.4 ktnsedy, kendeNi, N. "
LKxS sgEs-- raa kAxs ; rxbt ~ kpue. ssd
3tsite tbs pebble N know ny espsr,s scs ~ssh
tfnsrl ssls NY femAfkabls ffeatfrs a run ID
he uss OF your "fAvokifk hkAEDf an
. carpeusaf hssns 10 this place. aud tsefa are
pisntf "a astAcsssx ~ the tfnih " ~hsA sAy.
NJ Arst comparatively shgbt satscA ~ Grsssl
~ss IN she rear it5s. II pssssd ssaf. sss3 AAd
aagls iaSft trouble nb4li lAsi Hay, ~ UDe
1sy ~hsn - ssk ~ ny shop ] "a suddealy
sffssd with trtn and terrible paau IN my ion
ssAs. csasaiga'd tao fAysialAas Al oSes. One
crrstlsfr ] was fsszhtsred snd v.ut - the
sse8Ds. sho aid little. bat gave mo pfesoup-
dan II did no good.
Thsn hegsn sertss OF experiences tbs agony
esd horror u which words tAnnos depict Think
81 10 cas- sonstimes iskca 10 The fifeet, and
ssaid III sfsslkias in agony. upon ths s,ds-
ssik. II ~ss dssth 10 HE, Thsuh Heaven,
then heard ~ "KRNNEDfH FAy0kiTE REM.
kpy.- through Mr.. r, r. Cooisy. ! hsd not ussd
half bottle vhep passed three stones In sae.
etssion, opo OF which uas nearly ore half an
irch long. perxsvsrsd with tLe medicine, The
syustfot1k Grad uaiiv nbalSd. and have "A no
mor0 ironbie sipce. ] am well. thanks 70 yos
and 'FApOHtIE kKMEDY' Yours mcst CRATE
fnIly, JAMES D. KENNEDY.
What "FAyOnITE REMEDY did in this case
Il has dese Ia many others. II you desire 10 do
90 Address Dr. David Kennedy, Bondout, MY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Goose Town IrEMs.-Your spe,
Cial reporter, furnishes tho follow
ing Items
The Kanawha Lumber and Fur.
nitnre Company have no! been
shipping much furniture for the
past few weeks.
Miss Belle Stewart, of West Col.
umbia, is visiting the family Of
Mr., Hines Kerwood, in this place.
Mrs. Geo. Hooffis visiting friends
at Lancaster, Ohio.
The many friends of Miss Annie
Jewott will regret to learn that
she again quite i'll with malarial
fever.
John Troschko Complains because
tho Cigar business is so dull, aud be
blames it all on Cleveland.
Sometimes, but not often, the
neighbor women fall out, and then
the air gets blue,
The Machine Shop seems to have
plenty Of work to do. Good men
now operate it, and We hope they
will make a success of it.
Jim Jordan, Colored, has recently
painted up and otherwise improv.
ed his premises.
The pretty school marms that
were quartercd with friends here,
during the Institute, have nearly
all gone to their homes.
Mr. Henry Fry is talking Of
building a house on his farm, Just
across the Kanawha.
II you want to see beautiful
yard, full Of nicely cultivated flow.
crs, Of every variety, just take a
peep at Mrs. Misner's premises.
JACK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

To TIE PATRONS OF THE MASON
County AGRICULTURAL AID NE.
cHANIcAL ASSOCIATION The Entry
Books Of the Association are now
open at tho Office of the Secretary.
1t is most earnestly desired that
all persons intending to compete
for the numerous premiums offered
will make their entries as soon as
possible aud not wait until the first
day of the Fair for that purpose
Early entries will not only prevent
the great rush and confusion usu.
ally incident to that occasion, but
will most efieclually guard against
otherwise unacceptable mistakes
that are a source Of annoyance, not
to exhibitors only, but to the Asso.
citation aud its officers as we'll.
Very Respectfully,
]. S SPENCER, sec'y.
Aug. 18th, 1885.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

LEON ITEMs..-Little Roy Sulli
van, under the skillful care Of Dr.
Stuart, is getting along finely.
The farmers have a broad grin on
their faces since the rains. There
never was as good prospects fol
corn, potatoes and other fall crops
as at present
Mr.. Cherrington, Of Gallipolis, is
rafting railroad ties at this place
The merchants here have handled
u great deal of timber this season
which has been a good thing for the
people, since money is so scarce.
There is an abundance of fat cat.
llo and sheep in this community,
and no sale for them.
S. S. NyG and J. NJ. BnrdGtt will
teach the little shavers the rules
aud principles of grammar and
arithmetic, this winter.
Hon. Geo. Rowloy, of Leon, has
The Contract on the Kanawla II
buy slaves for the Oxley Slave Co
Mr.. Condee is bailding a large
saw and grist mill ut this placo
II any one thinks our young poo
plo cannot sing let them 60 to the
Baptist Sunday School and hear the
chnir once.
Mrs. J. NJ. Brown is very low
with fever, ut this writing.
10 DAVIS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Burglars entered the residence Of
Mr.. a. B. Butin, on Front street,
Saturday night, and took from the
pantaloons pocket Of Mr.. Butin his
purse containing about s12 in
money. After extracting the
money they put his pants and
pocket book back into the ROOM
They got into the room through a
window, by means Of the roof in
the rear Of the house, He thinks
he has u clue to the burglar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

There was a change in the Ohio
Central (River Division) time card
last Monday, Trains arrive now
at l;45 p. m, and leave at $50 p.
m, eastern standard time. BY this
arrangement connections are made
with tho Hooking Valley afternoon
trains, both North and South.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Col. c, Grant, of Pomeroy, repre-
senting the Union Central Life In.
surance Company of Cincinnati, is
in town, and will remain the bal.
ance Of the week. Go and see him
and take a policy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The Putnam Democrat is our au.
thorily for stating that Col. Nc.
Lean, Of Winfield, has leased what
is known as the Whitehouse coal
property, to a Mr., Williams, from
near PomOroy, for ninety nine
years, at half cent royalty, with a
minimum of three thousand doll.
ars per annum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

SOME Of the Mason County teach.
er' may yet make THUR mark in
literature. Two are engaged upon
historical works to appear in the
near future; and two others are en-.
gaged on mathematical work the
object Of which is to cut a royal
road through arithmetic to geome.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

MASON CRY NEws.-Miss Jennie
Hutchinson, one Of the most accom-.
plishcd lady teachers in the county
has been employedas "Principless'
Of the Hartford City School.
Miss Josie Rhodes, Of Buffalo, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Jacob Rouph has taken pos.
session Of the Postotfice In this
place. He is a Democrat Of the
purest type, and feels compliment.
ted over his appointment, and is
tolid for Gibson for third term.
Our people threaten to build q
railroad Of their own along the
Ohio River to Point Pleasant, if
the Ohio River road leaves the riv.
or at School House Run.
The citizens Of this place held o
monster meeting Saturday, to de.
wire a plan to secure the location
of the New Insane Asylum. Our
people will give the land, and mo.
ney too, if necessary. Now let
Point Pleasant keep her hands off
in this matter. Let US have a
show, The proceedings Of this
meeting will be furnished the REG
IsTER Republication.
Mr.. Godleibt Capito mysterious
ly disappeared on the 10Th inst,
and at this writing, the 10Th, no
trace Of him has been found. He
seems to have made preparations
for his departure, as he placed his
money, papers aud keys in a con.
spicaous place in the house that his
family might discover them. The
general belief is, that he has com.
United suicide. R.F.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

AccIDENT.-About 7 o'clock last
Friday evening, as Mrs. L. L. Neale
accompanied by her Two children,
and four Others, was leaving Col.
Chas. I. Beale's en- route home, the
buggy she was driving upset throw.
ing herself and all Of the children
out. Mrs. Neale sustained a very
severe injury having her left
shoulder dislocated. All of the
children, except one, sustained
slight injuries from which howev.
er, they have all recovered. Mrs. n,
though, we are sorry TO learn sutf
ers intensity, more however from
the confusion Of the elbow and
forearm than from the dislucated
joint, although she is doing as we'll
as could be expected, 1t seems
marvellous that she and all the
children should escape the top of
the buggy without more Of them
receiving severe injuries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The prospect for a big Fair is
good. There is a very large mum.
Der of fine horses upon the grounds
and the racing this year promises
to be the hest ever witnessed at
any Of our Fairs. Indications are
that every department will be well
filled, Come to the Fair next week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Robinson lTEMs.-The whistle Of
Mr.. Park Gurdner's steam throsher
has been heard along the Clarks.
burg road from Point Pleasant to
Flat Rock, doing the thresbing for
the farmers. The average crop is
about twenty bushels to each farm.
This would be a good route for
the Ohio River Railroad from 10
tart to Point Pleasant
The prospec! for corn is most OK.
CeIlent. F.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Some sneak thief entered the
kitchen at Hon. D, W. Polsley's
residence, on Wand street, Thurs,
day night, and stole a lot Of money
belonging to their servant, Kate
Wade, Colored.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Point Pleasant looks lovely in
her summer garb. There is nc
prettier town in the State, or along
the Ohio rivep and very SOON will
be the most progressive town in
the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The Gollipolis Fai. will begin
Thursday, September 17,h, and
continue three days. We suppose
our people will; as they ought to,
literally ratronize this fair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The English sparrow, says the
Gallipolis Journal, who got such a
cold shoulder lately, is cIoaning on.
the grasshopper aud getting back
iuto favor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Az OLD HoUsE.-The log house
situated on Mr.. c, e. Millor's farm,
about mile up the Kanawha, and
known as the "Menager" house, we
were told Monday, by an old man
who is now ~ years Of age, that he
knew the building as an old house
when he was boy. Ho thinks
the house must be considerably ov.
er 100 years old, and among the
first houses built on the Kanawha.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

An excursion party composed Of
ladies and gentlemen, Camo down
from Charleston in special car on
Monday, and had a picnic on the
Company's grounds, near the in.
cline. Only few Of tho party
ventu'ed into town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Miss Julia C. Raymond, aged 10
years, daughter of Judge A. +,
Raymond, Of FairmonL Marion
county, died at the Ho. Springs,
Arkansas, on Tuesday, August llth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The Arthur Love Comedy Com.
pany will be here Friday night
II you want to enjoy pleasant
evenings entertainment, go and
see Loves Comedy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The present schedule time on the
Ohio Central is a fraud and a cheat,
and deprives Point Pleasant Hotels
of what little travel there is on the
road, while ii slarVes the passen'
gers, The train seems to be run
in the interest Of through travel,
completely ignoring the wants Of
the local travel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The Union Camp meeting al
vinton, Ohio, is now in full blast
Excursion Sunday, August 28d, on
the Hooking Valley Railroad. For
particulars, sec small bills.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The hog pens and privies need a
general overhauling, Our town
board OF health owe it to the ciLi.
zens that these filthy places be i'm.
mcdiately cleaned up. What are
they appointed for, if it is not to
see that the town is put in good
sanitary condition? In these times
Of epidemics, clcanly inhabitants
ought to be protected from their
careless and GIlhY neighbors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Daring the Fair the Ohio Cen.
trail railroad will carry passengers
at one fare for the round trip
Train will leave Charleston every
morning att A. NJ, arriving here
at 10 a. NJ returning will leave
a. $50 p. NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The grasshoppers are destroying
the young buckwheati in some parts
of the county, The farmer has a
happy time with pests, freezes and
drouths.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

We return thanks to Hon. H. R.
Howard, for a copy Of the "Rules
aud Regulations governing the
West Virginia PanitenLiary.n
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Aug. lin, 1885.

The steamer Louise is being re.
modelled with a Texas. She is to
ply in the Marietta aud Kanawba
river trade. The Improvements
are being made at lronton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Mr.. J. l.. Hellems presented to
this Office last week, a basket Of the
largest and incest potatoes ever
grown in the county. Thanks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19


A MASON CouSTY MAsUFAcTU.
RrSa ESTABLISHMENT. Perhaps il
is not generally known that q!
Clifton, 10 this county, is located
one Of the most extensive manu-
featuring establishments in this
part Of the State, but such IL true,
and it is no! the Rolling Mill eth
Ell. A day or two since while your
reporter was walking about the
streets Of that town in search Of an
item" he was attracted by the
hum Of busy machinery in the es.
adjustment Of the Maxwell Man.
ufactnring Company. Upon enter.
ing he met the genial supenntend'
enl Mr.. S. r. Maxwell, and at once
asked TO be Shown around" A
half hour was spent wandering
about amid buzzing 'aws, revolv.
ing wheels, and complicated ma
chinery, combining neatly, if no!
nuite all. of the mechanical movers,
Much of the machinery is the in.
vention of the Superintendent
himself and is fully protected by
Letters Patent The most ingeni'
Gus Of these inventions is the croz.
ing machine which is operated by
a small boy who can crOze $4,000
nail kegs slaves a day. This ma.
chine received the Silver Medal at
the two last Cincinnati Exposi.
tions. Another remarkable piece
of mechanism is what is known as
the Hoop Saw Machine, which, in.
stead Of splitting, saws The ordina.
ry hoop.pole from end to end and
secures to the hoops uniform
thickness; not only this but four
hoops may be sawed from the same
pole, if it is large enough. This is
also the invention of Mr.. Maxwell.
Its capacity is 5000 hoops per day,
The hoop bending machine was
next shown us. 1t Is another In,
vention of Mr.. Maxwell, and is
used in bending hoops for both
kegs and barrels. On it a small
boy will bend and nail 1000 hoops
per day. The invention of these
machines places Mr.. Maxwell at
the head Of West Virginia invent.
Ors. During our stay We CLEANED
the following facts: The factory has
a capacity for manufacturing 1000
nail kegs and 800 barrels per day.
This requires the use Of $4,000 keg
slaves, 5000 hoops, and 5000 bar.
rel slaves aud GOO hoops, and the
labor of n men and boys. The
machinery isdriven by two engines
one 30 aud the other 40-hOrse
power. Many hundred cords Of
stavo timber is used annually and
is purchased along both the Kama
wha and Ohio rivers and on the
line of the Ohio Central and Tule.
do and Hooking Valley Railroads,
The following are the officers of the
Company: President, Benz. ], Red.
mondi Treasurer, B. r. Stephens;
Secretary, Hunter Moore; Superin.
tendent, S. F. Maxwell. Credit is
due these gentlemen who are thus
endeavoring to assist in develop.
ing spirit Of enterprise, and that
they may be eminentIy successful
is the wish Of TuCEAHoE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

1t is to be hoped that the town
authorities will stop the wheels Of
fortune, chuck.a.luck aud kindred
games during Fair week from being
exhibited and played publicly on
the streets and vacant lots. If the
youths of our county are to be vic.
timiacd and ruined by gamblers,
let it at least be done where it will
not meet the gaze Of christian faith.
ers, mothers and sisters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

1t may interest our readers to
know that the law provides that
where persons receive or take mail
matter belonging to Others, from
the postoiliCe, aud do not correct
the mistake, they are liable to a
fine of $500, or one years impriS.
onment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19


PER.osALs,-Mr. Jerry LeDuke,
the genial and successful contract
or, Of Berea, Ohio, was in lawn a
few hours, one evening last week.
Miss Kate Kesslar, Of Logan, 0 !,
is visiting friends in lhistown.
Mr.. A. D. Huston, Of the Kama
wha Lumber aud Furniture Co., il
in New York.
Jonas Smith, Of GaIlipolis is now
engaged with The L. A. Carr Mill.
ing Company
Mr.. Nat, Bloom, of this place
has engaged with A. K. Clarke &
Co., Gucers, Of Cincinnati.
We had pleasant call last week
from Eugene JeGers, Esq, Of Deer
Lick.
Mr.. J. H. Stewart, of Pittsburgh,
representing the Keystone Bridge
Company, was in town couple Of
days last week. He says nothing
will be done with the bridge at
present.
Judge Moore was in town satur.
day, but had not yet fully recover.
ed from his broken leg.
Miss Hattie Parsons returned
home last Wednesday, after an ex
tended visit to friends in Parkors.
burg.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, James R.
Mehan, Of Parkersbutg, was in town
last week on official business.
Sheriff Neaso has moved his fam
lily to town, and is occupying the
Shaw property on Wand street.
Mrs. Chas. H. Butin, is on u visit
to friends in Ohio.
Mr.. A. B. Bu,in has returned
from his visit to Logan, Ohio.
Prof. John a. Watson has remOv.
ed his family from Clifton to Mid
dlepon, Ohio, where he will he en-.
gagged the ensuing year as a 'euch-
er in the High School.
DR.. Heat" Swallow, of Clifton is
now in Topeka, Kansas, where it is
probable he will locate in the prac.
tice Of his profession.
We are pleased to learn that q.
quire Ed. Hoyey of Clifton who has
been for some time confined to his
room by serious illness is now able
to be upon the streets.
c. C. Miller Esq. and wife return.
ed home last Monday morning,
from a pleasant months sojourn at
Webster Springs, They went by
way Of Kanawha Falls aud came
back via Weston.
Misses Emma Morgan and Fan.
ME Maupin, and Messrs. Will Nor.
gan and Mace Maupin, Of Arbuckle,
were among the Detroit excursion.
lists, Tuesday.
DR.. W. P. Neale will leave Thurs.
day morning for Weston to attend
u meeting Of the Board of Direct.
ors Of the Insane Asylum,
Mr.. C. NJ. Adams, the popular
Gallipolis furniture man, acCompa.
uied by his wife, was in town last
Monday.
Mis-, Gen, Manning, of New York
City, is hc,o on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. D. W, Polsley.
Mrs, NJ, 10th aud Miss Katie
10th, of Cincinnati, are visiting
the family Of Mr.. Joe Friedman in
this place.
Mr.. Clarence Holloway Of Cincin.
natl, son of Comodoro Holloway,
spent a few hours in town last
Wednesday.
Mr., T. +, Kimberling, one of our
popular butchers, has gone to Vir
ginia, to gather in an estate of sew.
eral thousand dollars recently left
him and his wife by the deccase Of
relative.
Mrs. Matte Miller aud Mrs. Dr..
Carpenter Of Poca, are visiting
friends and relatives in this place.
Mr.. John B. Shivcly, R P. c., on
the Huntington route, was into see
US Saturday.
The hog pens and prigies need q
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LoTTERY.
LOTTERY.
.-~--~--- - - ~ $50 49, -s@e 49,
CAPITAt PRIZE, Ss5, 10000
s9r Tickets only 50. SHARES ~
Pr0portion,6a
IS

"irt d hardy Gritty lst NJ aiptrrir rs
dlrdNgsmelis tdr al ne Monthly aud Saht,
Annual DNirtl5i d The Louisiana SGie
Lottery Company, and IN pcroR nldndgt aud
control ne llNWiEyS Themselves, and nallhl
1nc are ooHdpciei Eih hcRdtG faiHas,
and N god tditk iolrar5 all pddit,, aud ~
dgthori;e h. Company 70 use Gi eiTtifoat,
NTH iuc-Finilts u our aiglatdrta attached;
IN is ddrriialpeiiisn
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Commissioners.

incorporated III lSOS for 25 years by
the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable ptltposes-wiili a capitol II
81, OO0,MO-to which reserve fund ul
Over $4,000 has since been added.
by on overwhelming popular vote itS
franchise was made part Of the present
State constitution adopted December Cd,
A, D., 1879.
fhrOhly LOtgg frT Olsd and fndotti bg
he pcopi, Of my Salc.
II nrer sedits or postponcs.
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EasE REalilg SeFil9 MaGhina

VIII DC continuous n.sularlr,e and eIUsd,ses
q Forty Ie1fS, tho Hone CompaNy now 0HeT : mai.
chine SupaFi0f 70 phy and on Others Il eoahl.sj
seq requisite; Has Rph Arm; Il Ll1At kuAhiEsi
holltltSS; ATTRACTIVE Bsluillul Ia flns ttfstl X
Workmanship. Perfect Stitch sVH.IhPtitinn ShrI.
V. Unselalet lehtiehi; easiest 70 opttate; ne
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ADDRESS TRs Rowe SEWING MACHINE % "''
No. IS, Twelfth st., Wheeling, W. Va,
July IS, lSS5-ly,l