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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-04
8iTRuST SAEr

lkTRUST kAfiH
Qf virtue OF o deeli OF trust executed
ID to the undersigned trustee, by Tho.
masJ. Roush and Sarah II. Roush, his
wife, bearing date on the 9Th day Of
September, 1888, to secure to Fannie
Kimberling two certain promissory notes
therein described, and default having
been made IN the payment OF said notes
and being required SO to do, shall, On
the 2Sth day OF February, 1885,
at the front door Of the Court House Of
Mason county, proceed to sell by way OF
public auction, the lands In said trust
deed conveyed, lying in Cooper district,
Mason county, West Virginia, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at asmall pine on steep hillside
near small drain, two pines and a
small white oak marked as pointers, the
same q corner to lots No. |, 9, sand A.
thence with No. 3 S zoe SO> L l00.poles
to q stone pile, two white oaks, wainuts
and poplars marked as pointers same a
corner to No 8, and in a line OF N 40o 49,
= l95 poles to u black gum on bench OF
hill, two hickorys, black gum and white
oak marked as pointers, said gum stand
ing in old line supposed to be the line Of
the 1000 acre survey made Tor Saryine
and Gillatine, thence with a line Of same
n lS' 10 W ITO poles to a stone pile ON
hillside, same a corner TO Lot No. |, and
with same s 40' 10 w l45 poles to the
place Of beginning, containing so acres,
less eight acres heretofore sold and con-
yeyed to John W. Ding, Said deed Of
Trust Is recorded in Mason county court
clerks office, in Trust Deed Book No. Z,
pages 2lg and 220.
TERNs OF SALR-Cash In hand.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
jan. 2l-4w. Trustee.
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RIVER NEws,-The following
boats are laid up in Kanawha
waiting ice TO run OUT Geo. f,
Dana, Telegraph, George Lysle,
Coal City, Rush, Jimmie B., Luella,
Hnmming Bird, Stone Bros,
Both rivers are clear of ice here,
but the gorge at Shade River, be.
low Murrsyyille, is expected to
break loose atuny time.
U. s. Marshal Liggett has charge
Of the steamer Rush. She was Ii.
beled by him to satisfy a claim
Capt. Titus held against her.
Capt, Burnside is happy since
finding out that the shaft Of the
steamer Geo. F. Dana was not bro.
ken as was AZ first expected.
The Daniel Kane and Little
Fred started out Friday and got as
far as Middleport. We venture tc
say they wish they were back III
Kanawha.
The landings are now full of coal
barges waiting shipment South.
From the report Of Supervising
Inspector John Fehrenbatch, Of the
7th district, we extract the follow.
ing; During the year $50 steam
boats we're inspected; % we're built
a dscrsase Of IA; IS have gone oul
Of service. The number Of passeu
gorscarried in The district (betwoen
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh during
the year 1884, was 4,7l5,S9O. Oh
this vast number but two lost their
lives, which certainly speaks well
for the oficorsof our steamboats,.
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i makes no difference what business
You are engaged in; whether yoaarea
preacher a merchant, d mechanic 4
lawyer o. a common laborer, you can't
doyour work well While Won are fali
sick. Thousands ry d, but allln vain.
How much better 70 keep your organs
ingood order bytasiag Patkefs Tonic
when ycuieel little out Of sortsg Ii
would be money in your pocket. One
hour Of good, rejoicing health iswofth
half q dozen hours full Of languor and
.pain.
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E1eontor's Sale of Real "a.

tate.
ASthe Executor Of the last will and
u testament Of David Wallace. de.
ceased, Of record in the Clerks Office n
the County Court Of Mason county.
West Virginia, in VIII Book No. 9, paseS
50'and 81, Ishall, on the End tiay q I
Alafeh, 1885, on the prenllaes.
oyer tor sale the following real estate,
situate in the District Of Clendenin,
county and State aforesaid, containing
~ acres more or less, being the land Of
which the said Daniel Wallace died.
seized and possessed. The tract Is we'll
improved, about so acres in cultivation.
has on itan osctard, dSelllng.ho and
outhouses, aud isabOnt two and one.hali
miles from the Ohio river, lying on the
Buffalo road. There is u good well and
springs on the premises and is but a
short distance from a schoOl.house, and
IS 10 every respect conveniently located,
and desirable home.
Terms or SALE.-One.half cash. and
the residue upona credit OF nine months,
the purchaser giving bond with good SO.
curity, with interest from day Of sale,
and the legal title to be- retained as 4
further security.
W. II WALLACE, Executor
Of Daniel Wallace, decd.
jan. 7-lin-paid.
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The OH LANDMARKS ST1LL Pas,

The OLD LANDMARKS STILL Pass
AwAY-William Hill, Of Union
district, this county, died January
18th. He was born in jefferson
county, New York, September l6,
1906. He emigra!ed to Mason
county, West Va, in the Spring Of
1917, with his father aud mother.
They aoated down the Allegheny
and Ohio rivers on a raft Of lumber
aud shingles to Point Pleasant,
then up the Kanawha on a keel
boat to Crookham's, then horseback
by way of the Yankee trace road to
IS mile creek, Chen in Mason
county) Hell bsen citizen Of
this county 65 years, He hasliyed
in Union district Syears. He had
kept house 56 years. He buried
his first wife, and leaves a second
wife and seven children to mourn
his loss. He was a husband and a
father in its real meaning. He
was a good citizen aud neighbor,
always good 20 tho poor, strictly
business-his word was considered
by all who knew him as good as q
note. He said his prospect for the
future was bright, aud was ready
for the change. His remains we're
followed to their lust resting place
GU his farm to a spot he picked out
for himself and his brolhers and
their wives "a a burial ground
His death is felt by the community
generally. H,
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POIHT PLEASANT WEST VIRGINIA


Mr.. EDHoa: Seeing an account
in your last issue 10 regard iolhe
burning Of our store at Machirs
which Is 70 great extent mere
fabrication on The part Of your in
fcrmant; that We thought il neces.
sary in justification TO ourselves
and Tor real information and facts
for the public, 10 give a trtls state.
inent 10 regard 70 the burning.
On SATURDAY,, che 24lb, between 8
and Z o'clock p. M, we made
preparations for leaving the store,
seeing that Che doors we're all
locked, the shutters closed and we'll
fastened, the dre in the store-rosm
wssalmost out, or entirely 50, aud
no ERE in Che kitchen 10 originate
the ERE as stated in your article.
We went to Van Matrs's School
House to a debate, and shortly after
arriving there the Gre was discoy
cred. We hear Il from undeniable
'witnesses that tbs FIRE started In
the waFe.room adjoining DR.. Gi.
rard's Office, which was connected
with the Office by a door, and at or
near the place where the oil tank
stood. This, with other evidence,
esLablishesthe fact beyond a doubt,
that IL was to a certainty the work
ufan incendiary and not the price
Of negligence, as would be inferred
from your article. The true state.
ment Of the loss is as follows We
will loose from $500 TO $1,000, with
no insurance. DR., Girard Is in.
snred in the Peabody Insurance
Company for the sum Of $4,000
Mr.. VIM. Machir is insured in the
same company for $4,000 on the
building, which he claims is about
one.third the value.
R. E. MUsaRAyE & BIO.
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Ann BROEEs.-on Monday even.
log while Mrs. Frank Walker was
on her way home, she met with a
very painful accident. A couple
of young boys, named Frank Mo.
Adams and Johnnie stor!z who we're
coming from their work at the
Factory, were running a foot race
and cOllidcd With Mrs. Walker.
throwing her violently to The
ground and fracturing her arm Al
tho wrist. d.. Hoy was called md
set the fractured bones. Wo mn.
dsrstand tho boys were not to blam.
f" it wa. purely accidental,
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In the year 1882, dog. killed, in
West Virginia, 2,1S9 sheep, valued
at s6,567, and in tho United States
dogs killed l4S, l20sheep, valued at
s429,S26. Whatstronger argument
in favor Of taxing dogs is needed
than thisP
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Rolt Of Hosoa The following
IS the monthly examination Of The
Principals room Of the Graded
School Of Point Pleasant, This
lissinclndss only shoreached
a geueralayerage Of 30 per cent.
and over
Louie Yollerl 81; Nina Timms,
96; Lillian Smith, %; Maggie
Timms, %; Bessie Cable, %; Hat.
Tie Butler 81; Teny Parsons. 90
May Gibbons, So; Lynn English,
81; blanche Tomlinson, 81; May
Smith, s.; Lizzie Scott, s.; Mel,
He Gilmore, 81; Flora Smith,
ST. Willie Risk, 80; Floyd win.
Jams, Oh John Simpson, eSi
Gria. Smith, 81; Geo. Shaw, 9Sj
John franklin, 81 Tol, sltibling,
80; Chris. selbe, 50; Sterling
Hulchinson, 81; Bobb Hogg, sSj
George Elsie, SO; chss. Morris, $751;
Henry slerrett, 81; James Hender.
son, 50.
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lam closing out my entire stock
Of millinery and and notions, re.
gardloss of cost. Come with the
money and buy at your own price
All goods in the house must be sold
inside of sixty days to make room
for Spring goods.
2w Mas, L. ]. MARTIN.
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A man never thinks says the
PomerOy Telegraph, of economilinV
in tobacco or similar indulgeuces
but when money is a little close he
sometimes cuts of his newspaper
aud deprives his family Of the
cheapest and most beneficial pleas
ure he can give them. But some,
times be finds that the family rises
up in mighty muliny and he ha,
To surrender.
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ANEW DEPARTURE. -Measrs. Ko.
shler ofthe Excelsior, and Lewis Of
the Glendale, have formed a pool
and are offering salt in hundred
barrel lots on the yard at 65 cents
per barrel. Their object, Ne are
informed, is TO do business with
the retailer direct, instead Of sell
ing to the large city wholesale deal.
ers as has been the custom in the
past.-POm. Telegraph.
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Mrs. McTheny, a young married
woman, of Henderson, attempted
toclimb the golden stairs last Sat.
urday by taking sugsr oflead, She
is in a very critical condition at
this writing. Domestic troubles
said to be the cause.
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-Mr. Editor
A session Of the Association o.
the Edwards Heirs, Of thi,
county, was held at Clifton, on last
Saturday. The next session will
be held on Saturday, the 14th o.
this month, at O'Clock, P. NJ. The
place of meeting is at Clifton, in
Gibbons Hall. As the next session
will be one of special Importance,
all claimants are hereby urged t.
attend it. The Association pro
poses to take immediate action
relative to the object of the orgaui
cation c. SHREWSBURY,
]. B, YEAoER, Pres't.
Sec'y.
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Can IT BE TRUEH-Wheelin In.
teIligsnes' A gentleman who spoke
as if his information vas reliable,
told a reporter that the project Of
extending the Ohio River Railroad
from its present southern terminus
to Point Pleasant. had been abaud.
onod at least temporarily, and the
engineers engaged ON the extension
had been paid of and discharged.
The reason assigned, is the inabili-
" Of the company TO effect the ar.
rsngemont contemplated With cas-.
tern capitalists for the necessary
funds to build the extension. The
company has, within the past few
days, reduced expensss by dis.
charging about all tho section
hands along the line of the road,
retaining watchmcn and track
walkers only. The repair hands
will, Of course, be ro.emplOyed as
soon as spring opens. The force Of
trainmen has also been cut down
to one brakeman to each train.
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"Reminiscences Of a Memorable
Event.

The pleasure seekers who are
focking to New Orleans to The
great Exposition, make it a point
to invest in the world renowned
Louisiana State Lottery, and ex,
anime the integrity aud correct
ness Of The distribution under
Generals G, 7. Bssuregard, Of La.
and Jubal A. Early, Of Va. The
next (the 177th) Grand Monthly
Drawing will occur at noon, Feb
10Th, Of which NJ. A. Dauphin
New Orleans, La, will give any
information.
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BuRsrED THE BolLER.-A little
after three o'clock Monday afternoon
one of the boilers in the bromine
factory at the Hope Furnace, Mason
City, burstod, but fortunately no
one was hurt The steam escaped
from the boiler with such force as
to tear down about four fee! square
Of the brick wall around the boiler.
Some Of the bricks from the wall
few across the building striking
two or three large bromine bottles
with such force as to break them,
The escaping bromine caused smoke
to issue from the building in such
a large amount as to lead one to
believe that the building was on
fire. The people living on Front
street in Mason City kept their
doors closed and held their breath
for some time after the explosion
Mosquito.
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The Parkersburg Annual Con.
ference, of the United Brethren in
Christ, will assemble at the New
Union Memorial Church, near New
Haven, March 18th, 1885. Bishop
Dickson, will preside.
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AT a meeting Of the Mason coun.
W Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, held az the Court
House, Monday, February ID, the
following Board Of Directors were
elected: Messrs. j. ]. Bright, Ed.
i. Neale, Co.'S. Eastman, willish
Mcdaniel and James W, windOn.
The Directors then met and elect.
ed J.J. Bright, President and Wm.
Mcdaniel, yice-President The
election Of seCretary and Treasurer
was deferred 10 another meeting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-02-04

Farmers of Fayette county this
State, arc selling their tobacco in
the Richmond market. Some Of
the tobacco brings 80 cents aud 81
per pound.
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sIcE.-We regret, as will his ma
ny friends in this place, to learn q
the serious illness Of Isaac Long
Esq, Of Arbuckle District. HI
has been confined tohis room by 4
cold which settled in his breasl
and also by a severe attack of cry
sipelas. At this writing he is get
tsng better, and We hope soon t,
see his pleasant face upon oul
streets. His friends in this place
are legion.
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Mr.. Maurice Jordan, Of Minneso,
ia, a brother Of Mr.. Gus. Jordan,
Manager Of the New York Cloth.
ing House, is here on a visit to
his brother and family. He may
become permanent rssidem o.
our town,
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MARRtED.-Mt. Harvey YOnker
and Miss Francis Robinson were
united in marriage January lat,
1885, by Rev. Q, P. Graham, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, in
New Haven.
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Cards are out for the marriage d
Miss Hattie Meeks,of Dallas, Texas
to a Mr.. Scarf, Of that city, Feb. II,
1885. She is well known in thi,
place, where she has a hos. Of I'D.
miring friends. Her parents resi-.
ded at Hartford City, this county.
and removed to Texas several years
ago.
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A little daughter of Jonas Stan.
ley, Of olendinen, aged IA months,
while in the company of Other
children of the family, and who
were popping corn, got a large
grain Of corn up It's nose. II suf.
cred for several days, when they
brought the child to DR., Hoy, who
relieved the little sufferer at once.
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The twenty-tirst Annual Meeting
of the Mason County American
Bible Society, will be held in the
Lower Presbyterian Church, Sun.
day, February 9Th, 1885. Every.
body invited.
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sTATE or WEsT yIReINIA.

MASON county, IS:
A 7 RULES held in the Clerks Office
n Of the Circuit Court of Mason coun.
y, on the first Monday in the month Of
January, 1885.
John Troeger, Complainant,
Z. 0. Bonneville, James B. Menaeer
Trustee, Bette Lloyd, L. P, Someryiile
Trustee, Margaret somerville, ST., An.
drew ]. Someryile and Il. V. Somer
vile. In Chahcery.
The object Of the above suit Is "a
enforce two Judgment liens Of the Plain
it'd, one for S5S.3l and costs and the 9th
or for $2l.Sl and costs, against the reaI
estate Of +. Q. somervilIe, aud which he
conveyed TO A. ]. Someryille April 10th
1854 and disappearing from affidavit Alec
the Defendants, Z. D. Somerville, R, v
someryille and Bette Lloyd, arc not rus.
idents Of this State, ii Is ordered thai
they do appear here within ono month
after the first publication Of this ordel
and do what is necessary 10 protect theil
interests in this suit,
TESTE:
-. R, f. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Simpson & Howard, Soils.
jali2Sr4w.
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VIM. Blackwell, a well known
'olored man, died in this place
Yesterday.
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K1cKFD BY a MUIg-one day
last week aten year old son Of Mr..
John Bscktel, ofKanawha sixteen
was kicked in the face by a mule
The little fellows nose was broken
audit is feared that one ofhis eyes
isgone.
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sHERIrr,s SALE.

NOTICES hereby giyenthat ON Mon.
~ day, the I'd day OF FebFnaFy:
1850, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
2. M, aud o'clock, p. M. (this being
the lst day Of the Circuit Court at thS
front door Of the Court House, / shall
proceed 10 sell, by way Of public kuc.
ton, 70 the highest bidder ior t!Sh, tue
following nalhed property, Go,wit: one
black horse, one soFfel hare, one bay
horse, two bay mares, and one brow,
mare. The above famed property isv.
led upon as belonging to Mrs. j. Il aFi
and sold 70 pay the taxes upon u iand
and personal property for IL. Years lSsS
and 1884. A n HkNiy
jan. ld'td Eats Sheriff NJ. o,
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William Goodnight, whilo work.
ing on a boiler at New Haven, re.
ceiyed q severe blow in the face
from d sledse hammer, and nov
carries a very ugly nose
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DED. AT Elmwood Place, near
Cincinnati al the residence ofhis
brother.in Law, Dewitl Q. Waugh,
John J. Baum, aged 80 years and 8
months. The deceased had been a
citizen Of this place for several
years, aud well known to mos. Of
our people.
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The river is ice bound and the
steamboats, are gone again.
The pay car don'trun on this di'
vision Of the Ohio Central.
Mr.. Dan. Gist, Of Letart was in
town this tirssot the week.
What is wanted here isa squad
Of The Salvation Army
Litigan!s are savage this court,
Everybody wants his case up first.
The population of this town is
increasing rapidly.
Some our butchers keep mighty
tough beef.
Can't tell when work will be re.
sumed on tho bridge.
A very large number Of people
are attending court.
That old nuisance the court house
well, is again out of repair,
The farmers tell US that most Of
the roads are in bad condition.
There are 65 ,407 farmers in this
State, mostly Americans.
Mrs. Warren whaley is visiting
friends and relatives in Gallipclis
Mrs. Judge Guthrie is visiting
friends in this place.
John NJ. Adkins has just put up
a neat hardware sign.
Judge Moore is in town this
week, attending court.
Mr.. MahlOn K, Rodgers, engineer
on the Mt. Glare, is at home.
The Msthodists are going to
build a handsome church in the
spring.
No flood this year, all measly
prophets to the contrary, notwilh.
standing.
During Court would DO a good
time for our subscribers to call in
and pay up,
W. W. Jackson, of New Haven,
recently killed.a hog that Melted
$50 pounds.
Miss Matte capehart, of New
Haven, fell on the ice the other
day, and received serious injuries
Charley Hutchinson has had a
regular bonanza supplying boats
with provisions, this winter.
On the list day of January, 1888
there we're 6S4,925 sheep in West
Virginia,
Candidates for the pOstofico in
this place, arc busy circulating pc.
titiOns for Signer,.
Acouple offollows from Arbucklt
we're lodged in Jail last week fol
stealing.
Thofarners will be happy with
a general stock law, a dog tax ant
the alternate road system.
The town street commissioner
don't keep the crossings as clean al
he ought to.
Mrs. Hattie Bowling has returned
from Gallipolis, whore she has beer
visiting her parents.
Miss L. ]. RO,sberry is on an ex.
tended visit to friends AZ Guyan.
dotte.
There does not seem to be much
interest taken in the approaching
town election.
Ez.Deputy Sheriff., Joe Daigh
and Geo. Henry are in town, seeing
the people about their taxes.
Will franklin, of the Bostona
will remain at home until the rivel
opens again.
Peter G, Holloway, pilot on The
81. Lawrence, is at home with hil
family in this place.
Messrs. Joseph Bales and VIM
aorehead, of Thirteen, gave US q
pleasant call, Tuesday morning,
It's an outrage that people arc
dragged here as witnesses before
the grand jury, and receive nc
compensation,
The man who won't patrouist
the railroad when the boats are
running must feel somewhat snsa.
ky in a freeze Up.
A revival meeting commenced
at the NJ, 3. Church Monday night
We hope it will be productive OIL
much good.
Our mechanics don't seem to be
very busy just now, and the pros,
unnI n. sN,inn .a.l. q, -
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FAIlxR nEnnFII7u,

THE Appual Meetingoi the stocktSid.
i ers 81 the Mason County ASrieuitur.
81 and Mechanical Association viii be
held Ut the Court House, Ia Point Pleas
ahi, on the third Monday IN January;
lvt1, 1880, Tor t.nO purpose OF electillg
1--WE Directors 20 serve tie ensuing year,
ana ior s,dclI other business as may b !
p!rouRl Il before them. A full attendance
Is .rqueAted. JAS. W. WlNB0N,
dec. A-ld Presidons
The above meeting IS postponed until
the first Monda6 in February, 1895.
JAS. W,wlND0N Pres't;
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DISSOLUTlON.

THE co-partnenhip heretofore exist.
i ing between Ds Smith 4 Petty, Hes
been dissolved by mutual consent, [Dri
Petty will continue the Dental oiica Il
the same stand, J, A. SMITH :
jan2s-4w D. W. PEIJYg.
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Direct connections made in Union De.
pot at Columbus for Newark, gainesville,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Baltimore. Wash
ington and Philadelphia; also for Day.
ton, Cincinnati, Louisville aud oil points
South and Southwest.
I8-Close connections at Toledo for
Detroit and NIL points in Michigan and
Canada.
E6rTrains Of this Company pass Point
Pleasant Station (0hiol as follows
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children Vaos Bicycles Ic VeoCieos Wagons De- at manufacturers
Ply a l g pace Wne complete assortment can be found city;
buy W ''' S'A' fS SS s 9tb 1I iSss You