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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-07-15
nraAn Mlo,rL.r,IrnIs.
Trustees sale OF Real Estate
IN Whggener District. Mason
County, West Virginia.

Idly Virtue Of the authority vested Ia
4 Id me, James B. Menager, the under.
signed Trustee, BY a certain deed Of
Trust ma1c BY Walter + Edwards and
! Mary A. Edwards, bis vile, dated Feb.
ir,tary Goth, 1883, and Of record Ia the
Clerks Office ofthe County Court Of
Mason County, Aforesaid, IN Trust Deed
Book, No. Z, pages 2 and 8, to secnre the
payment Of 4 certain nnte therein des.
tfibpd, hearing date February Goth, 1888,
for 81, 900 payable one year alter date,
with interest from date at len per cent,
and executed bysaid Walter + Edwards
and Samuel n. Knight and George W.
Knight to John McCulloch, Jr., said
note being now payable, default having
been made in the payment thereof, and
being required by the said John McCul.
locll, Ir., the creditor secured thereby to
make saleoi the real estate 50 conveyed
by said Walter L Edwards and Maya.
Edwards, his wife, asaioresaid, |, James
d. MenageT, Trustee, as Aforesaid, will
sell Of public auction at the front door
Of the Court Hnnse, for CASH on the
IIth day OF July, 1883, the real
estate so conveyed in Trust rs Aforesaid,
tO-wit: One lot in Grantsburg, County
Of Mason, and State Of West Virginia.
bounded and described as follows, 10.
wit: Commencing at a pine post estab.
llshed near where the line between the
property Of H, g. Daniels and Clifton
Coal Company intcrsect the Mason City
and Point Pleasant pike, thence east
along the line OF said Lot fiity t50) feet
TO a stake, thence north ono hundred
aud eight tl0Slhieet to another stake,
thence west fifty t60l feet to the said
Mason City and Point Pleasant pike,
thence south along the line OF said pike
to the place OF beginning, and being the
same lot OF parcel OF land sold and COM
viewed to said Walter L. Edwards By
John NJ. Lowry, By deed dated the -
day OF October, 1873, and OF record In
the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Mason County, in Deed Book, No. ~,
pages SB5, &C., and containing about one
fourth Of All acre more or less and also
certain lot or parcel OF land sold and
conveyed to said Walter Il. Edwards by
j. y. and Sue L.. Richards, which deed Is
OF record In said Clerks Office in Deed
Book, No. -, pages III and 2l2, con-
tanning about one-iOurth OF an acre more
or less. Said note calls for 10 per cent.
interest, but legal interest only will be
collected. No interest on said note has
been paid, except Sl4.95, january 18th,
1885. Title good, but selling as Trustee,
will convey title as such. There are two
goUd dwelling houses OIL said lots.
JAMES D. MENAGER,
june l0-iw. Trustee.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue Of u decretal onler Of the
ID Mason County Circuit Court entered
on the 10Th day Of May, 1885, in the
Chancery cause therein pending, where,
in q. Withers Is plaintiff and ]. II. Eb,
lin, is defendant, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, shall on Saturday the
Isl dag Of August, 1883, at Il
O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed to sell the land
in the Bill and proceedings mentioned
at the front door Of the Court House OIL
Mason County, West Virginia, at public
auction, for cash as 70 One.third Of the
purchase money, and,on credit Of one
and two years as 10 the residue, to be
paid in equal instruments, the purchaser
giving his note for the deferred install,
Rents, and the title TO the land to be re.
tanned as q further security. This is q
desirable Ppiece Of property for one
wanting a small hill farm home.
II. r. HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
This Is to certify that bond has been
given In the above cause as required by
the decree Of Court.
Il, Z. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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A Chance for u Fortune with
ont Work.


Great curiosity was shown as to
who was favored by Furtunein the
Grand Semi,Annual Che 1915,
Monthly Drawingof the Louisiana
State Lottery at New Orleans, La,
on Tuesday, always Tuesday, June
18th. Gen'ls G. I. Beauregard Of
La,, and Jubal A. Early Of Va, as
usual, gave their personal attention
to the entire distribution. ALI
were satislied-the winners more
50 than those holding blanks. The
amount scattered was over 1922, 900
Ticket M. 81, lOG drew the First
Capital Prize Of $4,000. 1t was
sold in tenLhs at 81 each, One was
held by Frank Naomi, WOodwards
Gardens; one by r. W. Tucker
both Of San Francisco, Cal; two.
tenths collected by the American
Natl Bank Of Nashville, Tenn, for
Morgan Brown, Esq, u well.knOwn
lawyer there; one tenth for Mrs. ].
I. Dryer, q saloon keeper, one for
Bessie lilienLhal, sixyear old
grand daughter Of a well-knOwn
Citizen-Abraham LefIler-all of
Savannah, Ga the remainder went
elsewhere. Ticket No. S6,354 drew
the Second Capital Prize Of $4,000
sold in New York City TO parties
desirous Of avoiding publicity
Ticket No. 4,726 drew the Third
Capital Prize Of $4,000 sold in
tenths; one to John Wynne, Of De.
truit, Mich; another to D. Fitzger.
aid Of Mound City, Ills; the re.
mainder were held by parties in
Boston, Mass, and Granbury, Tex.
as. Tickets Nus. 49, $50 and 52,905
the Fourth Prizes, each drew slO,-
600, suld in tenths also; one TO A.
A, KOrus, Catasauqua, Pennsylvai,
ia; one TO John O'Brien Of Boston,
Mass; two to G. F. Trube Of Fort
Worth, Texas; one to W. ]. Byrne,
Russelville, KY; one to L. NJ. Lee,
Rock Hill, Texas; one to Charles
ServelOh, Alameda, California; 9th.
er tenlhs were sold elsewhere
Tickets Nos. 1907, S0,O95, 62,2Ol,
SS,54S drew each 5000, and we're
scattered all over the earth, etc, elc.
The next drawing will be on Tues.
day, August llth, particulars Of
which full information can be had
on an application to NJ. A. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La, aud LEI no
one let u day pass by without re.
solving not to be omitted from the
chance for fortune this hot wealth.
er without work.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Henry Mocmke and August Janzan,
partners as Moemke and Janszan,

John Young, Carlton Young, Lewis
Roush, h. j. Redmond, assignee Of John
Hail. and B. ]. Redmond, Trustee, &. p.
Simpson, Trustee, Peter Bettinger, Jos.
Creesey, II. l.erner, Ida i. Sargent, Hen
ry Fry, W. r. Rceke, - MCCananghy
u Co., Caroline Young, John G Cartwright,
Trustee, D. Reed, W. Il. Schwrentz, +.
A. Kammeer and G. L. Murray, part-
ners Us W, T., SChwrentz 4 Co., The
First City Bank Of Pomeroy, Goodrich
Barbour and q. +, Steadman, partners
us Barbour, Sleadman & Co., - ong
and = Love, partners as 0ng & Love,
Lewis Q. Sleet and Thomas Il. Rose, part.
nesas Sleet & Rose, John ShillitO, Wal.
lace Shillito and Gordon Shillito, part.
ners as John Shillito & Co., Second Ma.
tiOnal Bank Of Parkersburg, Henry II.
LippencOtt, William TrOtter and Hiram
q. MppencOtt, partners as lippencOtt &
Trotter, - Morehe0d and - Temp.
pleton, partners as Morehcad & Temple.
ion, ]. l.. lIibbs, Il. A. Starkpe and G.
W. Mitchell, partners as j. l.. Hibbs &
Co., Henry Fry, doing business under
the name Of Point Pleasant Dock Com.
pany, Aaron Block and Samuel Block,
partners as Block Brothers.
Parties to the above cause will take
notice that pursuant to a decree entered
therein on the 18th day Of MAY, 1885,
by the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
West Virginia, Ishall at my office In the
town Of Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
ut 0 o'clock A. NJ. Friday, July SOth,
1885, proceed to take, state and report
an account
First-Showing the amount Of real es.
tate the said defendant, John Young
owns In the county OF Mason, whether
under u legal title, or al equitable title,
and the liens on said real estate and
their priorities, the amount due each OF
the parties to to this suit.
SecOnd-Whether the real estate of
the defendant, John Young, will rent
for enough in reasonable time 10 pay
of and discharge the liens.
Third-Report any othrr matter that
any otthe parties to this suit may re.
qulreor any Of the judgment lien credi.
tors may require.
Add, II from any cause said account
shall not be completed on that day, the
same shall be adjourned from day to llay
and from time TO time, at the same
place, until the same shall be completed
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
June, 1885. JAS. II, COUCH, JR;,
Commissioner.
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Tint Prlze.


HeeIlII6 NeslsleT'
Hon. Chas, E, HOgg, of Mason, i.
in the field early for Congressman
Gibson'S pedal coverings. Mr.
Hogg is Young, bright aud active
His'sun, as il we're, is rising and
Of necessity, grows stronger us il
reaches the meridian. He must re-
member however, that If Hon. Eus
tace Gibson desires to win the prize
a third time he is well shod fol-
making the race, His tact, exper
fence, and aboye all his iudicious
application Of the federal patronage
at his command, make him a for
midable rival for any antagonist
1t may be that the alleged promises
not to be a candidate, again, if true
would initiate against him ant
handicap Mr.. GibsUn's candidacy
But we shall wait, and then We
shall sec what we shall see.
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The Rev. Sam Jones on Collect.
ions.

NIaco Day,
Between 1900 and 1900 people
were in the tabernacle last night
when EvangcIist Jones stood up to
open the SCI vices, He preraoed his
remarks with the statement that
there were some incidental expcn.
SEES, such as the gas used, &C., chat
would have 10 be paid for, and that
a collection would DO taken up to
NEE! this. "Any gentleman ho
said, will cheerfully contribute his
mite to help out, for the demand is
necessary and reasonable. There
are some people here, | have no
doubt, who will sheer and say,
This il alwayslhe way, with these
religious meetings; anything to get
money" | am not appealing to
these llopeared hounds. "They can
keep their hands and their money
10 their pockets" Laushter.1-
Then the usheFs passed the baskets
aud the clink Of silver was heard.
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State Of West Virginia,
MASON COUNTY, SIS

"hSO4N SSONl 90 e
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
II the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
on the first Monday, in the month d
July, 1885.
George W. Setzer VS.. James Walker and
others. In Chancery.
The object Of the above suit is to set
aside as fraudulent, certain deeds from
james Walker to Lewis Walker, execu.
ted on the LIST day Of August, 1883, con.
ve, ing 70 acres Of land lying in Glen.
denim District, Mason County, West
Virginia, and subject the same to the
payment OF Compliments judgment
amounting to $685., with interest there
on and the costs Of this suit; and ii APP
pearing FROM affidavit filed that Henry
w. Gilman, one OF the Defendants, Is
not q resident Of this State, It is ordered
that he do appear here within one month
after the lirst publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit. TiSSTE:-
X. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Timms, p. q. july S-4w.
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State Normal stlooIs.
sac l0uTnal

state Journal
The meeting Of the Board o Re,
gents Of the State Normal Schools
took plsceat Hinton last Saturday
week Teachers were elected. "a
academic c0urse Of study Is % be
established and the normal course
to'be enlarged in the State Normal
School aud branches.
Fntihe Fairmont branch c. A.
Sipe is to be principal; Miss Nan.
nieR. Cameron, first assistant, and
Miss May Jackson, second assist.
ant,
AT Glenvills S. B. Brown was
elected principal, and Miss Verona
Mapel, assistant.
For Concord, j, q. French was
reelected principal and j. D. swee.
ney, elected assistant.
For West Liberty, ]. A. Cox,
principal, and Mrs. A. B. Wendt,
assistant, we're elected.
A. Marfhall College W. ]. Ken.
ney, was re elected principal; Miss
Lille B knight, lirstassislan / and
Miss Miller, second. assistant.
Shepherd College, T. j. WoOfiet,
of Parkersbarg, is to be principal,
and Asa D. Bush, assistant.
State Superintendent Morgan,
president ofthe Board, was author
lied To arrange an academic course
Of study for the State Normal
Schools anu branches equivalent to
the preparatory cnurein, the State
University, to 20 into effect at t6e
beginning Of the school year. AL.
so to extend and enlarge the pres.
cut normal school course Of study,
but additional branches in Normal
course shall not affect the present
Senior classes so as to delay their
graduating this year
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Tile Fonrtliaf fioWard's Grove,

nN y JUL w ~ AApNsAFUi N1EyNesl
b. Editor You aill'allow me
space, although late, ! viii give
you a synopsis Of the Old Town
Sabbath School celebration on the
Fourthof July,at HoEard's Grove:
Ample preparations we're made
in Che grove for a good time and
the officers Of the day, we're W. H.
Howard, Presidsntj Robert conlsy,
Vice President; G. W. Fadlsy, Sec.
rotary; James Raney, j. L. Rice, G,
McMillin aud Joseph McMillin,
Narshals.
Early in the morning the people
of different localities began to re.
alise the Liberties which they en-
jpy, and make preparations to cele
0rate the day which gave to this
grand old republic itsfreedom. In
every direction could be seen PEG.
pie gathering to the grove.
Before the exercises commenced
at the grove The Old Town Sabbath
School formed in line at the church
aud marched to the grove to music
furnished BY the New Haven Cor.
net Band.
Al 1880 A. NJ. the exercises OPP
ened with prayer by Nj. P. A. Hen,
ierson; which was followedby sing.
ingiLy the school.
The Declaration Of Independence
was read by Mr. John Davies, in a
clear and distinct manner
W. H. Howard, President, then
entertained the audience with some
well timed remarks,
Subject: "How 10 protect the lib
critics which we enjoy" was ably
presented by ]. P. Pickens, Esq
AT the close Of hisremarksa recess
was taken until l o'clock.
During the hour of recess the
time was very enjoyable, all seem.
ed to be feasting on the luxuries
that found their way to the grove.
At / O'clock the audience re as
sembled aud were treated to some
excellent music by the band, after
which Rev. j. NJ. Scott of Point
Pleasant, was introduced, and spoke
touchingly on the subject of "san
day Schools" with interes! and
profit 10 all.
Rev. Mr.. Boggs, also of the same
town, was introduced who deliver.
cred quite a lengthy speech on the
subject Of Sunday Schools as rela.
ted 10 our national prosperity.
The Band then gave us some
more excellent music, and took
their departure for New Haven.
Messrs, Pilchard, Rice and How.
ard made short speeches, which
we're both interesting and amusing,
after which the pic mic adjourned.
Aud here we may say we feel ex.
ceedingly thankful to the New Ha.
ven Band for the good music they
furnished. Also, We tender our
thanks to the speakers from Point
Pleasant who contributed so large
ly 10 the success Of the celebration,
The remainder Of the afternoon
was spent in watching the game
Of base ball.
Upon the whole we consider the
picnic quite a success. The best
Of order was maintained all day,
and everybody seemed to enjoy the
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A Card from Or. t. $ Brown.

GAliiPoLIA, W. July list, Us.
To Ny FmENDs ASb PATRONS
AsIbave concluded'to leave Gallipo
lls, and have transferred my Office to DR.
!. A. Iupton, recommend him to vol
81, and to the Public generally, to be
titstclass dentist. Dr. Lupton is a grad
iIale oi,Pennslyyanla College Of Denta
Surgery, and has been practicing DENTS
Try in this city for several years, and I.
thoroughly competent to give entire sat.
isiaclioh in all cases entrusted to hi.
care.
Hoping you will extend to him your
liberal patronage, aud thanking you fol
past iavOrs, l remain
Respectfully yours,
DR. It's. BRowS.
July l5-lt.
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There blican preIsofths State,
asa rule, deprecals the orgahisa.
tiOn Ota Prohibition party in West
Virginia, evidently believing that
~ will impure their party, which Of
course they claim Is the only 81.
mon.puie temperance party. In
our opinion they have jumped 10
"a wrong conclusion as we believe
the third party will draw to It's
support At The polls as many, il
not more, Democrats as Republi-
cans. We base this opinion On the
fact that IN this section the kepub
licans who talk and write prohibi.
ton always vote the Republican
ticket, no matter WHO'S omit. For
instance, should Senator Scott, WIN
voted against the prohibitory
amendment in the Legislature, be
candidate for reelection next
year on the Republican ticket,
we'll wager a nickel he will receive
the support Of the prohibition or.
gan of the districl.-Ranhaadlc
New8.
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[iuly Is, lss5-ly.l
Notice to Filrciaries.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
POINT pLEARANr. w. Nn.. Nnv. 1 1873!


PoINT PEASANT, W. Va, Nov. /, 1881 I
A administrators, Executors, Guar.
II dams, Committees and Carat0rs
are required by Chapter BS OF the Acts
OF the Legislature Of 1872, to make daiuai
ettienCah before the Commissioner OF
Accounts, A failure tosO renders tllom
liable 10 a fine Of not less than $50 nor
more than $500. Upon examination Of
the records find large number of
iiduciaries who have never made any
settlements at all. a large number
must settle their accounts before the I'M.
dersigned during this and next month.
This Is pOSitirely the last notice shall
give. JOHN +. TIAlAIS,
Commissioner OF Accounts for Mason
county, W. Va. [nov5-2m
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.


To all persons holding liens by iulr.
ment or otherwise, on the real estate
or any part thereof, Of John Young
lnpnrruanCe Of a decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Mason County, made in n
cause therein pending to subject thc
real estate OF the said John Young IN
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon vo,,
are hereby required to present ali claims
held by yon and each OF You against the
said John Young, which are liens on his
real estate, or any part oft, for adindi.
cation 70 me ut my Office in the town Al
Point Pleasant, on or before the 3Oth
day Of July, 1885.
Given qndcr my hand this 9Th day
OF June, 1855.
JAMES H. COUCH, JR.,
July INV Commissioner.
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VIC Rea1fr ~ YnniIl.

10 matter how hnndspmeor stalWaFi
ne young man may De otherwise, moth.
ing IAN make up for partially baldhesd
Shining talents are attractive, but d shi.
ming poll Is not The cause may be
slckhess or anything else. yet PpHker's
Hair Balsam viii stop the loss Of the
hair and start a new growth o. glossy
and soft aair 50 quickly as to surprise
yoa--restoring the original color at the
same time. Not a dye, mot oily, deli.
ea,ely perfnined. Only standard 50 ct.
dressing.
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Vice President Hendricks was
given a royal reception by the demo.
Gratis Of Massachusetts on his recent
visit to that State. His speech at
the banquet given him by the Bay
State Club had the true democratic
ring. He believes in a clean sweep.
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A Big Strike.
| State Journal.

State Journal.
The Belmont oil and gas compa.
ny have struck astrong gas we'll ut
the depth of 1900 feet, eight miles
southwest Of Bellaire. II isa big
strike and promises to be a bOnan.
"a for Bellaire.
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Dogs lntIle AIanger,

ltartiasburg StqtsmaR Gentle
reader, you have often heard the
expression, "Likea dog in a man.
GER Have you ever seriously con.
siiered tbefall measure If diaboli.
cism that isinyolved in the smile.
A dog is q carniyerons animal, and
he has mouse for the contents Of
the manger which he may by
chance, temporarily control. in fact
it's out Of his power to extract any
Of the nutritious properties from
the succulent hay, but If he is an
i'll natured, crossgtained cur, be
will snap and snarl and endeayor
to prevent the sturdy pack horse,
or the yoke bearing OK from enjoy.
ing the food that wis intended for
them, and Of rights belong. to them.
Now the great meanness in that
dogs action consists in the fact
that he, being unable to receive
any Of the benefits to be derived
from the crib, is determined that
the horse and the OK, which helped
TO place the proyendet there shall
not enjoy il either A vast mum
Der of dogs in the manger are de.
veloping about these days in the
Democratic party. There are plen.
ty Of men, who with no special
adaptation for, nor right to a posi-.
ton, yet arrrogate to themselves a
peculiar fitness, and exclusive priv.
ileges. They exhibit their diaboli.
cal dispositions by declaring that
if they can't have certain positions,
the other fellows shall not. Now
this is not as it should bO. Every
one has an equal right with anoth-
er to try to get a position, and to
use all honorable means so to do,
but no man has an inalienable
right to the emoluments, nor is it
proper for any one to do aught to
let and hinder his patty's success
because he does not get what he
thinks he is entitled to, Theprop.
erthing for good Democrats to do, is
to try and get Republicans out, and
Democrats in.
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Governor Hoadly has consented
to run again as the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio
With him at the head of the tick.
ct, a Democratic victory in Ohio is
assured.
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VIII Figure.

State Journal.
1t is needless to speak of G.
Washington Tippett and his REG.
IsTER, Every one knows it as a
newsy and Democratic sheet. 1t is
said that G. Wash. and his little
Ratchet will figure largely in com.
ing political events
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Notice to Trespassers.

Ill persons are hereby forbidden
n from fishing, berryinv, nptiiDs
shooting, trapping, hunting, angeipv d,
lowIlng on the lands Of the hidefsiSnseJI Il
situated In Arbuckle and Cologne IBIS Dis,
.Eics, without their permission, undel
the penalties prescribed BY law,
W. a. LONG,
]. B. McGUFFIN
Q. X. LONG, "
J. II, Couch,
j. B. BROWN,
J, W. LONG,
F, VI. DUNN,
\. II. DUNN,
\. HIATT,
AM@-lml JA. MILLER.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FFicE OF CoNFTRoLLER OF THR CuRRgNcS


w4snlXeros,..J July 9th, 1885.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory eyidenc,
presented TO the undersigned, It has
been made to appearthat "lhs Merchanl,
National Balk Of Hat Ifrgilia AZ Pom
Pleas1nt," in the Town Of Point Pleas
ant, in the County Of Mason, and State
Of West Virginia, has complied with all
provisions OF the "ACt OF Congress 10 en-,
able National Banking Associations Ia
extend their corporate existence and fol
other purposes" approved July It'll
1852.
Now THBRgPORR, l, Henry W. CANNON
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
certify that The Merchants National Bail
Of Vet HnyaiI at Point Pleasant in thu
toini Of Point Pleasant, in the County q
Mason and Staleof IPeA Virginia, il auth.
OriEed to have succession for the period
specified in its amended articles Of asso
ciation, namely until close Of business OF
July Is, 1905.
-, IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, wit.
( SEAL ness my hand and Seal o.
NS-' office this9th day Of July, 1855
II. w. CANNON,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
No. 1904.
July 'l5-5w.
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Don't Make an ASS Of Yourself

"Cleveland's election has caused
the hard times" did you say, dear
Republican editorof West Virgin
ia? Confdentially now-don't make
an Ass Of yourself.