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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28
The Weekly Register.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA

THE ROAD Sold. By an order Of
the United States Court the Ohio
Central Railroad from Corning, in
Ohio, to Charleston, West Virginia,
was sold at Charleston Thursday,
by Commissioners Kenna, Sharp,
Bnun and Ctacrafl, for the sum Of
100000. Mr.. Erwin Davis and
two other gentlemen from New
York, were the purchasers. AT
the same time a tract Of coal land
conlaing 1868 acres situated on
the waters Of Blade creek and Big
Pinch Gut, in Raleigh county, The
property Of the Ohio Central, was
cold by the same Commissioners to
the same gentlemen, for the sum Of
$1,000.
The Company has been re.organ.
lied under the name Of "The Kama
wha and Ohio Railway Company"
We are informed that the new
organization will proceed at once
60 extend the road up to the Falls
Of Kanawha, a distance Of thirty
xix miles above Charleston, where
the river will be bridged and di.
rect connection made with the G.
go. Railroad.
Train No. 2, now running from
here to Charleston, is to be taken
OF and converted into a material
train. The road bed from Charles.
ton to Corning is to be put in the
very best condition, and the wood.
EN- trestling across the creeks are to
be replaced with iron bridges. 1t
is intended that the road shall be
both fast and safe.
The work on the bridge crossing
the Ohio at this place. is being
pushed rapidly. The company ex,
pect to increase the force Of hands
on the bridge and approaches next
week, and hope and expect to have
it ready for the crossing Of trains
BY the middle Of November.
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MARRIgD.-0clober 2lst, 1885, at
the residence of the brides father,
j. H, Miller, Esq, of Arbuckle Dis
triCt, Mr., Y. B. Bishop, Of Highland
county, Virginia, to Miss Minnie
J. Miller.
The following is a list of the
presents:
Set of furniture, j. Fl. Miller, the
brides father; handsome lamp, j,
D. Miller, brother; carving set e.
X, Miller, brother; BRUSSELS rug, ].
II. Miller, Jr,, brothoT Silver Tea
spoons and set Of mats, Miss sallie
Miller silver butter.knife, Joseph
Miller picture, Steve Miller; silver
hutler dish, H. II. Eastman and
wife; berry bowl, Hattie and Kate
Eastman; Sc. of silver teaspoons,
Albert Eastman; silver dinner cas-.
tor, Mrs. Chas. E. McCulloCh; silver
picket castor, Mrs. in. L. vaught;
dozen silver knives, Mrs. Chapman;
silver tea set and waiter, Mr.. and
Mrs, Hunter Ben. jenkins, ST..
Louis, Mo-; cut glass water set, Miss
Mollio Hail.. Versailles, KY; cut
glass fruit bowl and dozen fruit
sauCers, Mrs. M. l.. Ayres; silver su,
gar spoon, Mason Long; silver ladle,
Miss Allie Long; handsome yeni.
tian bracket and pin, VIM. Dick
son, London, friend Of groom; silv.
er cake basket, j. G. Bishop and
wife; bronze clock, W. A, Peale;
solid silver tablespoons, Ono name;)
pair solid silver napkin rings in
satin lined case, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
R. Rosonbarger, New Market, Va;
ribbon worked felt tidy, Miss Anna
Jones; silver thimblo, sallie Lem
aster; diamond brooch, from the
groom; glass picket dish, Harriet
Craig,
The happy couple have the best
wishes Of the editor of this paper.
May they live to q ripe old age, and
always be 40 happy as they are to.
day.
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The other day we examined some
school apparatus made by Prof. W.
W. Harper, Of Hartford City, con.
sisting Of Cubical blocks, cylinders,
various kinds of angles, and meas.
ureS, to be used by teachers in
teaching pupils mensuration Of
solids, ETC., etc. With such appar.
atus in the hands Of teachers and
school boards, and properly used by
teachers, the pupils can be taught
more practical knowledge of solids,
and the methods by which the areas
Of surfaces of different shapes are
computed, than can be acquired
otherwise in years Of study. Such
apparatus should be provided by
every school board hdlpOrl CO.,
Herald.
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Roll OF HoSoR.-The following
is the result of the monthly exami.
nation in the Principals Room Of
the Graded School at this place
Only names Of those who reached a
per cent. of so or over on general
average are given:
Louie vOllert, "a; BGcca Barbee,
81; May Gibbons, 81; Hattie Butler,
81; Ora Hogg, 81; John Simpson; 81;
Mollie Simpson, SO; James Barkus,
So; Lillian Smith, s.; Grace Glib.
buns, So; John franklin, IS; Maggie
Timms, 81; Bessie Cable, SO.
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FLnArERs.

AhU u0H 1hab'ub iAuA hAA w
opened Saturday night
The Ohio and KanaEha are now
both in good nayigable stage.
Work is goingOn rapidly on the
bridge.
If our town don't boom now, II
will be our own fault.
The apple crop in this section il
a splendid one.
The spOrtsmen are now the pest
of farmers.
The largest wheat crop for years
has been sown in this county.
The Hope Furnace at Mason City,
started up again last week.
The public schools Of the county
are getting along finely.
The mosquito has gore into his
winter quarters.
It is said that the mast crop in
the county is very heavy,
Chestnuts are plenty aud cheap,
in this place.
Most of the flowers have been
taken up and put away, during the
past week.
Preaching at the upper Presby-
terrain church, next Sunday.
The new rink will also be used
as an Opera House.
This county needs a new jail
building, badly.
The game law is out and sports
men are taking advantage Of it.
Farmers are posting their lands
against trespassers.
Dave Dickens has brought the
biggest turnips to town.
The Five Mile region seems to
be infested with a set of outlaws.
Another story is being put on
the house occupied by the baker.
Diptheria is prevailing in many
parts of this county.
Farmers have plenty Of corn to
sell, but there is no demand for it.
The hills we're full Of young PEG.
pie last Sunday.
A new school house is being er.
ected in Ellinipsico.
Apples are fine, and are selling
at from 81 to SIPS per barrel,
Now is the time to buy your
krout cabbage.
Don't forget the ueck,tie party,
Thursday night.
The season of the year when the
stock suffer SO much from reckless
shooting, is at hand.
The building of the river rail.
road will give an impetus to all
kinds Of business.
What are we going to do about
new cemetery groundsf That is
the question now.
The Minnie Bay is now carry.
ing tho mail between Pomeroy and
Parkersburg.
Mr.. Dave Dickens has our thanks
for a nice lot of cabbage and turn.
Ups. Dave never forgets US.
The corner loafng habit is a
great nuisance to ladies and others,
and ought not to be allowed.
Found, a door key, which the
owner can have by calling at this
Office. No charge.
The new corn that comes into
market is first class, and is retail
ing at from IS to 40 cents a bushel.
A considerable amount of petty
thieving is going on in this neigh.
borhood.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road has at last been forced to pay
their taxes.
A seven year old son of Capt. W.
H. Sargent, formerly Of Mason City,
died a! Vicksburg recently.
There are quite number of nice
stores in this town, but you would
not believe it to look over the town
papers.
Nathan Parr, Of Willow Grove,
received 2,225 barrels lust week in
which to store apples and potatoes.
The farmers speak encouraging.
ly of the appearance of the wheat
fields. They are looking bright
and green.
This thing of being a Council.
man is not as sweet a thing as some
people think, so says the Kanawha
Gazette.
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Elaiu Oil, Head Light Oil, Lamps
and chimueys, including the
Lightning Lamps" at vanGilder's
Drug Store.
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Result Of examination of Room
taught by Mrs. McCulloCh.
ADVANCED CLASS,

taught by Mrs. MCCulloCh.
ADVANCED CLASS.
COrnie Campbell, 90; Kate Cham.
bers, 81; Bertha Hess, 90; Laura
James, 80; Myrta James IS; Char.
lotte McCullOch, 90; Alice Neale, 90;
Emma Work, Sc; Joe French, 81.
PRIMARY CLASS.
Berthe Gibbons, 81; Mary Nc
Culloch, 90; Annie Hoyt, 90; zula
ButiH, IS; May franklin, 81; Annie
stortz, 90, Inez Hogg, IS; Maggie
Collins, 81; Grace Work, IS; Tresa
Malone, %; Kate Vollert, 90; Edith
Tippett, 80; Jessie Timms, 90; Jen.
ME Alling, 81; Mary selbe, 90; Kate
Gibbs, IS; Josie Howard, 81; Gussie
Howard, 50; Darwin Whaley, 81;
Ralph Ellison, 81; VIM. Huston, 90;
Lewis Campbell, SO; John Hutch.
inson, 80; Hugh Barbee, 90; Robert
Phelps, IS; Fed Smith, SS.
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Fine cigars and tobacOos Ut Jcw,
Bryan's,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

Farino rolled Oats and rolled
Barley u! j, W, Byan's.
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Smoke PuritOn cigars at ]. W.
Bryan's.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
According 10 Law.
Detroit Free Press

Detroit Free Pfess
"Ivrry city and town has its idioms and
on horseblock aud mo,lonee for The oficer TO
take seat beside him.
"And Detroit ia not an exception. though
feel II NY duty to make few inqairies IN the
case. This morning after eating breakfast A.
a restaurant the owner OF the place I'D me to
the door and kicked me With all his might !
had no money, you see. Was that legitimate
trsnssrtion."
"Perfectiy, sir"
asking. Half an hour later = saloonkeeper
threw me over table, rolled me IN the SAW
dust, and then dragged me into The gutter.
My Indebtedness to him WAS only Ave cents. 10
that one Of the idiomsi"
II think II Ia"
San right, then. Al = later hour l halted =
psdestrian and asked him IN give me lift To.
ward Chicago. He turned me to the west aud
compiled. shall fee, the effect Of that lift
for week. Was that Characterised"
II believe 90"
''rhen max. no complaint. I'm no hand
TO break over established customs"
~ think you'il have To take a ~aik with me,
said the Officer after . silence.
To the eoolrr''
"fof vagrsneyr
That's It."
-. th., custom he'.''
IAN right, then. All want Is my legal
RE hts In the case. and when = policeman ar
rests m- ! never Kick because he belong. 10 the
opposite party or doe, not attend my churh.
Arr YOU going 10 ring f1r the patrol usgon"
"Y-sH
"Leg.l, 10 iii"
"V.ry legal
"And the, ~ boos, me in According to BACK.
siores"
yes, sir"
L. -.
don't care ~ much for clean shirt. aud french
boots, but, sh-r II eoInrs dosn Ia iiion., cue
toms, and the statute lAs, I'm s.,en Zee, high
and siill grosing"
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Nurdss 10 t.sAdviiis.
.r-,i.i to III. p..,.r Irs-s..E.ss,rs.s.

special 10 the beaver 1r,sz.s.E.sstrs.a.
LrApyiLis. Colorado. August ~ -
Another anorious murder uAs aaici 10 Lra,i.
viii,'. lie, os crime. on sunday Aboa, O'Clock.
-hcn Henry X Kirby. miner AMI ward toll.
;ieian, Killed fhiiip Ss.h, miner. by striking
him on III. l.f, aide II the neck With an sIr.
nearly scvcf,ng the head from the body.
Death ve Aimo.. instantaneous The mur.
i.r.r fed. Ia, he came into the city ,hi,
morning aud gave himself up. The detail. of
the tragedy lar- as solio~.; Kirby ~as the
foreman of earg Of men Who were working
= lease on the Fortuna tunnel and Nash vas
in,ercs'sd In . Lease on tho Huston on the
sApc claim.
The two men have hcen 9uArrriinr for .
Iorg time. both In regard to their claim. aud
other matters. Nash claimed ihst Kirh, 80.
cnroAnhing upon hi. ground. and he wanted
to 20 into the Fortuna tunnel on sunday
morning 10 make mcasurrmcn,s. lie hsd .
candle In ono hand and = tape lin. In the
other. Kirby, Who va, on the surface and
near the mouth Of tho tunnel, sau NA,h and
told him no, to 70 Into the tunnel. Nash an
.u,rcd ihs, he ~. going In. A. the time he
~as accompanied by T. y. Fai.ot1c, hal part
n-r In the Icuc on the Huston.
ful.omc says tba: the dialogue in substance
above given vas all thu, he heard tctuccn the
men before Nash started into the tunnel. A.
thcv entered II. mouth Kirby dAshed by them,
and selling an 81 that stood in th. tunnel he
dealt Nash the blow which cu.cd hi. death.
A. Nah fell Fulsomc ssys he remarked TO
Kirby "You have Killed him." hut Kirby
jumped over the PROSTATE man wi'hou, cay.
Ing word ani wen, 10 HI. cabin, cnrrying the
AZ with him. In the cabin he secured large
knife. and with the r1 and the knife he left for
the ~ccd., from which he emerged ~ above
stat cd and gave himself uy.
Both Nah and Kirby arc we'll kroun In
Lcsdvilic. They are both hard citizens, Kirby
having been indicted a. . bsllo,-tpI ,tufIcr.
Ss.h has been terror TO the miners for
long time. lie ha. ordered many men on the
hills and he cnforccs his orders with an ever
ready rife or revolver.
some time ago Kirby secured rerrnission To
carry a revolver because OF the threats which
Nash had made against him. Kirby says he is
sorry for the killing, but that he had to do It
TO save himself. This afternoon the Coroner
beld a secret ibausst on the remains of Nash,
and the Jury dcci,.ed that the killing was fc-
loniou.. Kirby will douhtles. have an exam
inatson in few days, and he will cndeavor -
make out casc 81 sclf.dcfensc.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
n. Nan for rr.sid.n, u. vs.s.r:
cineinnsii Hfssirsr.

Cfneinhsu Efssifsf.
have open ed = e.nrass for the Pr.sijer ey
OF NassH College. snd In eAs~ Of suosrss my
time ~i.i b- fully occupied By the duii.s Of Tho
position. The place 10 no. vacant. They talk
of putting man into II. Nonsense, Nothing
ma.eulin- oogh, 10 ,.- l-fini'i.d within the
s.il. which Incl &c the r'iueaiional fsriliiis.
Of = Go gifls. Ny claims are varied, and, !
may say, muitifsf,ous; hut principally ur1r
my Ida that -.teciai attention should t~ .iy-n
TO The culture Of maid-ts In their knosirds~
81 tnIh. Why srr there "a many unhappy
msfrisscs' Because Of the lack af Ir'i.tn. nj
On the part " girls. They select from ou,'
vard App-sranres, or rather they sabsni, blind
ly To tsin. selected hy any fairly ;f.isniA',is
friius y b. Ee,s Ai 'hsm. That IL all wrong
wh.n am In the Nas'sr Presidency I shall 60
tAhii.h = chair Of fnairiinony. With The rno-i
ocmp-ient p-r,on J.-sihir TO lecture on the
quaii,i-. of man With reference To HE d-siss.
biliiy as u husband. Toe matter ~ matching
CERTAIN di.ts-i,ions and tmp-ram~his should
receive special study and I ~osid Try To make
The s;ui.nis cit,rfi In diserrnin1 The +. 81 and
the true IN . sui,af's si;sniions IRON the hei
s.i 'Lc f.lsc. Hou doSs that program strike
yori ttAsA briil
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
A Daily DefAlcatien.

The Hon. John Kelly. the head and
front OF Tammany Hall, man OF strict
integrity, Sn indefatigablc worker, ear
ly at his otlloe. late to leave, 80 burden
ed with business that regular meals
were seldom known by him. with mind
In constant tension and energies stead
lily trained. finally broke down!
The wonder is that he did not sooner
give way. An honest man in all things
else, he mctod unfairly with his physi-
cal resources. Ile was ever drawing
upon this bank without ever dcpositing
the bank suspends and both are now in
tho hands Of medical receivers.
II il not work that kills men. II is
irregulari'y Of habits and mental
worry. No man in good health irets
at his work. Bye and bye when the
bank Of vigor suspends. these men will
wonder how 1t all happened. and they
will keep wondering until their dying
day. unless, perchancs, some candid
physician or Interested friend will
point GU. to them how by irregulnrity.
by excessive mental effort. by constant
worry and fret. by piunging in deeper
than they had right to go. they have
produced that loss Of nervous energy
which almsst invariably EXPRESSES IT,
self In n deranged condition Of the kid
neys and liver. for II Is y ~ell-known
fact that the poison which the kidneys
and liver should remove from the blood
II left therein. soon knocks the life out
Of tho strongest and most vigorous man
or woman. Daily building up OF these
vital organs by 50 wond.rful and high
ly rrpulrd \ specific as waracr's safe
cure. is tho only guarantee that our
business men can have that their
strength will be equal to the !abors
daily pu, upon them.
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia. We
learn. indicating. NJ We hav. said. n
brcak. down Of nerve force. His case
should be- . warning To Others. who
pursuing \ like course. will certainly
reach like rc.ul,.-Ths Sunday Her
aid
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
unhsppy Man.

Why persist in running your digestion
by eating unwholesome food; and keep
ing 1t ruined by doing nothing to re-
store 1t to usefulness and right action?
Some think that dyspepsia is incurnble.
They are the ones who have never TAX
en- Browns Iron Bi,iers. This valu-
able family medicine makes shor, work
OF the tormentor and soon enables the
digestive apparatus to do its work.
MIR. IL. i. Collins. Of keokuk. Iowa.
says, 81 used Browns Iron Buffers for
dyspepsia and nm greatly benefited :"
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Clrcumstanilai Evidence.

s.s Yars sus.
Ksn,Rhy Corup-r (holiins inq,.,ti You
thi.k tho t.-iy is that of Col. hiu.s'
wi,n-s.-l am quite sarr u is, sif.
C,fu,.r-in what poke, ~as the ho;'lc
soard'
wi,n-.s-iiip pocket.
tosSnef-N'In. Likely Col. blfpi. Any
whisky,
wi,n-ss-Sa. air: Il uas -npty.
Cowesr- Ertientiy Col Hlo-si- Pint OF quart
hotti.,
wnnrss-Qaart tptiis. sir.
Cosonef-tsretirmen. tk-rs lire ali that re-
m.iss of our iam~n,sd friend, Col. blood.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

Eiy'. Crssm balm "a. recommended 10 fn'
ty my iruggis' a. = trr,cniiy- to iisy Fever.
h.,. been using u, a. directed .incc 'h- pih Of
Angus, aud have found " a .I-ciar fnr 'ha'
much ai.si,j aud los'h,o'nr di.rssr. For ten
,eaf. or mof- have hem a srrai .gf.ic' each
y.ar, from Angus; 9th tiil ffo.i and have tried
many alleged r.fn.s,ic. for ~. eurr, hut El,'.
Cram Balm !. the oni, preventive ! nav.
ever found. lie, f.,,r sgr rrr. ought u
kuos Of ia rffllssry.
FRANK II. AtSswoRTH.
orr. H. AiNswoRTIi & co, Pahli.hcr,.
Indianapolis, Iui.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
A s.mp,. I,ox of Writing Pens Free

For 3 twoccnt stamps To pay POSTAGE. etc,
you eau get rno meihlliu boh of b"rl hs.
sorted si.oi p-n.. on. set elegant gold and sil'
yer picture card1 Hni copy at IA. tu1ttsa'"r
nud Isou.-k-.psr; also "a Naubbi" re-
o. pts showing now TO max" beet back writ
lug ink Tor 4 u l.iuu FUnt ami cheap nrtt
nclai honey aiIr q other formulas worth shtb
To any one fhI. oE"r u made so Introduce
the pms aud the tuttlVator. AdiTess tho
SulttN agUT, Omaha. NCb.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
An lmpestsr.
Ssv yosA SEE.

ssv rosk sss.
Chief o' Police ITO detective Tbs, man
sho lis, ~~n, out ~ah's . tos on the force.
lie .sys he has had s~vrfsi y..fs' cx s-fi~ns- In
w,s,srn c,;ics. Follow him aud Observe What
he io~s-
iov !. fraud. He has never had any iolier
experience.
thicf-iios Go you tnov,
Dcs e;ite-t ii.i .s- him pay Gnibaiii
s'osni The corner hro cents for t'ni of pss-
nut.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
TIL. old grandmother.

When called n bci.iie of the little one suffer.
inr with that nigh, hcnd 10 children and hor-
u..d to .cnd for n.uilcin and make a .. aud
a, once relieve i,-msdc into = tea and com
hin,i with sweet gum II presents in Taylor.
Cherokee remedy of s.ss, Gum and MuIicin a
pleasant and effective cure Tor Group, Whonp-
Ing Cough, Cold. and Consumption. All drug
gi.t. at &c and ti 90
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Cheap Dry sSoosis.

We arc ba- selling god.
a, unprecedented, lu- prlc-s
Ia ur,i'r to mskr fpriu for
a iaf,. f.t.i sruCI. II yuu
.r- NJ, oumins IN Denver
pl.Asc ~riic 'of priccs aud
samples
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
nusiness Men.

weari.d from labors OF the day, ON going
home find they cannot have desired aud neces
sary rect, for the little darling is still suffer
ing, and slowly and pitifully wasting away by
drainage upon Its system from effects OF teeth
ing. II they would ule Dr. Birg~is' Hnckle-
berry Cordial, the GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY, lo.s Of sleep and bowel complaints
would he unknown in that home. by ali drug
gtsts at 20 cents.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

The MArcb.onc.. DE b, while dressing
for q bali called her maid, saying .''Cloria, have
you brought me the flowers ] ~i-h to .tick In
M h.ir," "Yc., scbors. hut can't r,ncm
H. where put the hair In which you are go.
Ing to stick ihcm.n
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

A Captain n,eiins onr II tho British
irupcisA.. t-irr al = grand hall iha, hah hrsn
given To the ofl,e-r. of n. feet, -As see' p'ed
by . BEAUTIFUL partner, .ho, In ,hr rnn.s deli
cai- manner pi~sihle. hin'.d Ia him tho pro.
.pa the elegant rrpiy, 'p~v.r mini me.
ma'am. I sssn wash my hsnas -htn I've dnac
dancing''
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
q Sslx EgIbbos sale.

u. J. NrSsmsra s Co, D-h,-r's papalaf
Dry Icp'. mrrrtsni,, have insusur,i-si sn'
Other big ,aic-this iin- en- All SIX srussrain
Eis,an.. all humt-r. fr,m To !: and ~ all
o. at-- at iOsr. pr yani Their uhlAunifi.,i
rneI, shirt. =, ,ss and la,'l'.' unisr--.r ffutn
.:- up arr i.sding attractions Mall ORDER
eafefaily attended Ia. taiisfseiiop puafAn'
tod. Nri'r Tor sample. In their line.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

n sinp'c,t ard b-,i regulator Of the Dis
ordered Liver In the -ofli. at. Cnisr's Lite
Live fili.. They give ufumF, r-lisf In Sick
H,adseh-, Dizziness, Ssu'-A, &c; prevent
aud clrr Con.''pa,inn aud filrs; remove Sal
ioshr,s and fimpics from the conpl' Won,
aud sfr mild aud s-n,ir IN their operation on
the tosri.. Caft-f's iii,- Liver PILLS ars
anal and as -a,y To take a. .agar. onr PHI q
duss Hftrr - a.uis
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Prosecute the s~i.ai-r.:.:

h.ai. sut .s,thins hii no. hiisr.' 9Th sIssn
sla.., ~ no .h g isii. .huu that druggist e.
roo .uald tifrt shi iftF hes tsssn lsuf tanst Tor
- 50. .t n ladis, him Tor the fraud md sue him
M iss,sr. f,r ID. s- nais End - Ill re- sd yoa
tibsfa ID fJr the sonst.iiots . -
Fvnt h .Oaft irlantiion s.sitsi g u Wsfhsts
Er.iihE, Mich .ni eli HE So .n.'h. ssrtt. hss'
sist. .zf other tn.itstofs
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Not " isobiAii Iissi,.

Tbi. Is not dignifed, but IL Il very emphss
WAY OF saying tna' 10. Knight Nc clure Mu's
amos, the steinwsy, the Decker, the Chicker-
Ing. the Weber aLa the knabe. such coin
bln.ti-n Ia hot held by any other music store
Ia the West. Thsy will be glad to show yuu
their hand.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

~ have both u.-i and told rEicsLr A.u
BifrrH. fof number ~ ,-sr,. sad think u
The h-.' bitter made for bgiiou.n-s., Liver
Conpis,n,s and Tor 'nninr up The - iirfn,'
.riir. ". u. Cole. DrTgi,;, 81 Joplin. Mo. a
.irri- trial Of iii, r-m.Jy utii o1n,lucc any
person of the truth Of the above.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05

.why arc you Ike dough r'Stcd . BgiiitE-
ton sotn,n, .Afra.;icaiiy. of her husband.
"Bscsu.c atm kn.aic,i Al hopsr, dear" va.
the soft rrply.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-05
Varn,ers- Try ~

Wells. Rlch.r,,.on IS Co.'S. Improved Butter
Color ~ii h. found 10 t-c the only oil solor that
.ili no, become rancid. Tee, II snd you ~ill
prove II. I, will not color the butter nils u
gives the hrigh,.., color 81 Any made, and ..
the .,ror gc.t and therefore the chcspcs'.